The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 14, 1951, Page 4

ayi! og “R » th Lmeé be soir ld ape Jnio o fo intr acie neni ersa nd t ir, il ffer 18, ii atior emo thi 2ople mic thi: r, 0} er te hind “THE CISCO KID 4 Jose C. Perez, district deputy ETTA KETT By Paul Robinson | 05 raster and Mrs. Peres wil MONDAY, MAY 14, 1951. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ODA, 5 —_— “AGE FOUR eS AAA AA DADA i ee ee ETRE BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH By Fred Lasswell| "KEY WEST We Eg GIT ' _ ‘ os SCAIRT, NEWS OL RIDDLES Of Days Gone By IS HERE TO PERTECT YE eee OH, LAWSY Hits a / Y GITTIN’ DARKER'N PITCH -FOO -- EEE Ho000% Ue Heo PINS (0 -TARN CRICKET !! AROUND AN’-- WHAR BE YE, CRICKET ? Taken From The Files Of The Key West Citizen : PUVVYYVVVVVVVCrvVVYYYYYY) — siiiuiiaivintae ar weal ia Oy Sl i 10 YEARS AGO ‘ ; Capt. R ‘and Rod Reed | tersea bere cE TY A morrow W ell Crer By Jose Salinas 3 Scenes the Key West lieving C who wiil report for | ington. —__—__—_-—— a Z 4 WHEN I GOT WIND THAT PRINCESS RED FLOWER HAD SENT FOR CISCO, I KNEW THAT MEANT PLENTY OF TROUBLE FOR Us... UNLESS WE COULD GET THAT EAGLE-EYED HOMBRE OUT OF THE WAY! SO WELL GET RID OF HIM... TONIGHT. I'bL SHOOT HIM WITH MY FOOT, HO, HO! IT DONT LIKE IT...YOU _ JNVITIN’ CISCO HERE: HES LIABLE TO FIND THE GUNS AND AMMO WE GOT TO SELL TO THE INJUNS. HELL GIVE THE GAME AWAY! | | | Kev W jmerce © | their apr a H dged nmercial it was cluding a comr fireworks displ {last night _ county recreat committre ns a ST — members at a city hall meeting. nieteaed —_———— = inca a Lad cataieras cowie ek. ee: q entertam Master-Masons of i : Peres —— ———— Sa | = Z the 24th district and their wives > nea ra image ee. , 'M WORKING ON ZOOM THIS NOTE TO _ > & tomorrow from 7 to 9 p. m. in the fil ee He's ,{ DONT TELL ME. PS RLAN To DATE 4 CABIN "C” OKAY? fF ; MISS KETT? \ #7 Scottish Rite Hall at Eaton and nt nt CUTE. LET ME SeNOUR THAT LITTLE BLACK > NES, Sil2- pooner EF Simonton streets. LEN eur 7 WHAT'S Mg RED FIREBALL.) |= Fore YOu. a x * pee A, MNO” GIRLS AHA THANKS. Erroll V. Sawyer, 24, yestet IN A PLUG FOR. x day married Dorothy Louise | Dornsief, 23. Both are from Key West. Judge Raymond Lord per formed the ceremony. x 6s From. the cditeriai page of The Citizen: “Tt is always people who make the - most. errors who expect others to make the least.” Let's Face It | by 4 . 2 i Sits tind r \ gies f:) me tA GEORGF M. RAY Almost three years ago watched for the first time Knight, Clem Price and Hi Mira. As each fellow teed off became mighty timid about dhlinaianan- setinianaiaiin < ~ - I way I shot golf. But I had eR ee Thee ed up with “Lefty” Julius Kovash, Vic Lang, They made my slices look good, Thi BRINGING ur FATHER By George McManus real fellowship, believe me. Its ; been a long. long time since this Foursome has teed off togethet “Lefty” got busy with his com- mercial fishing routine: J maried Juanita: Vic took to ing streets. As for me, I was leit out in the cold. I have often won dered about getting back w these guys for a round of i But it’s never the same even we attempted it. How fellows? | HURRY AND GET DRESGED -DEAR- WE'RE GOING TO HAVE VISITORS | TONIGHT- MR AND MRS. MARK MYWORD- “ IN 7HE LINE OF Children’s TOYS COME TO THE TROPICAL TRADER 718 Duval Si |” Phone FOR SA : Newsprint a Second Sheets OY, King Features Syndicate, ine. World rights reversed. —_— By Coulton Waugh THE BOYS WHO MADE SUCH AFUSS ABOUT BEING BOAT EXPERTS |. }. AND THEY. DON'T EVEN KNOW J’ ENOUGH TO. DROP ANCHOR!! ..f LOOKS LIKE DARE AND DOULIN ABOARD, CAPTAIN, THE TWO JUNIORS WHO WERE REPORTED AW.O.L. gg HADN'T BROUGHT | $’POSE THE SAILS OUT THE OWNER YET:.. WEVE MUST HAVE GOT TO THINK. JUST LAUNCHED]. | FAST. HER ; C