The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 6, 1951, Page 4

Page 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tuesday, November 6, 1951 BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH By Fred Lasswell B / L KNOWED IT!! Ol ROLAND!!! \ / THEY WERE PAW=-SIX KANSAS CITY TWO OF TH’ VARMINTS WHAT HAVE YE |\\ DELECTABLE! CRICKETS JES' ARRIVED (S MISSIN’ It GOT TO SAY Chapter 36 we'd better try to FER TH’ BUG RACE-- | pe FOR YORESEF p HE woman flung herself at the| Martin” TL LET ‘Em OUT IN short, gray-haired man. “Sam! ¢4¢) “Was informed | Don't! Please!” She blocked his| was not: way. Johnny could have moved/ office in t now and reached for his own gun.| Was no He did nothing. He stood still, John looking at Sam Clark. } : And the doctor's gun hand| here.” slowly lowered. His other arm| Doctor Sam 3 ‘went around the woman's shoul-| confirm Johnny's ders. She was sobbing, pressing/theni, “I cz against him. He patted her headjracks from and Jooked across the room at}them a full rs Johnny. T pois “No,” he said with a sigh, “I couldn’t shoot Saxon. I could}i only kill a man whom I hated : —as I hated Ralph Cronk.” Hej north on put the gun down on the desk| blocked. Beside. beside him. Gee ogame gest ita so sali about me. I'll turn myself over] their hands full By Jose Salinas and Rod Reed to the State Police when they} Jbhnny nodded. “ = get here.” | Cronk in the bar He met Nancy as he entered|there. He'll keep the main house. She stared at} morgue. his bleak face. His eyes were} Nancy sh udde almost sultry. | : rk “What I need, pet,” he told) th her, “is a drink.” TH’ BACK YARD WIF ROLAND TH' ROOSTER rything exe He stared at id, “you're » need is some can get THE HORSES ARE DOING THEIR THE WEIGHT IS TOO GREAT FOR THE HORSES, | SN BEST, CISCO. BUT IT'S UPHILL! AMIGO. WE ARE LOST. BUT WE'LL F tour! PANCHO WILL LIGHT needn't we here in the Sam Clark settled down in the OHNNY told Nancy what had] just taken place. He answered | !'l all her excited questions, final asked, “How much did your ter Beth know about Doris Wells and the past?” uld be nice ed anyway, and ; alon “Everything!” said Nancy|, 07 | = € quickly. “It was really more for| Keyed | uP He” poured ; suddenly, Doris’ sake than her own that whisk: t Her. eyes she needed you here. But Beth| WMS I you were was involved too! It was Tolman| her own ee 100. they both feared. They thought |? se eine to he was the blackmailer. She and | Seemed to a ae Doris both knew Tolman years cnet she abe ago. In fact, he proposed to Beth|Cronk first. She was right on the verge | left the. of merrying him. She was only |-a girl, you know... . | “That guy must have been a | killer-diller with women—” “Johnny, d He was serious again. By Paul Robinson geting back to Toiman's « Si a — poe —-——————- | Nancy said, “You're HASHAY HA! ) MEANTIM f DAD HAS FOUND } the same thing I am, : | 1 | | obnpy Stim Jall k | te Pie. ack he me you had left | Johnny grinned. 2{damn’ well I had ? biank : uspected I was getting anket and / omethin owed rs gents ; UE us 2?-- BUT excuSEuSs/I WV oe ts she: alle “sot — WISH TO CONSULT }- I THOUGHT 10 A LAWYER S HEADED HOME | That he still hasn't been fcundl [She simply tala you 1 ideeta os WEREN'T HURT../~ f ANO L HARDLY EVEN SCRATCHED your PRECIOUS OLD CAR y MY CLIENT IN 1s Te be continued) 5 eee agreed. “I think Remind me to tell you som | Petticoat | Charmed Life And 4 Good Helmet ‘Teanolitien Expert | | ‘WITH THE FIRST MARINE| | DIVISION IN KOREA (#) — Al young North Korean girl, who} ; adn\jtted mining several roads behind the Marine lines on the east-central front, was captured by Korean Marines in a hut con- taining. several cases of dyna-' arcana \ A South Korean captain became | é suspicious of her well-fed appear- By Georze McManus j ance and clean clothing in a land | is Bae: 5 7 ¢ | where rags and_starvation are the| | BUT AFTER HE GETS | i ISI = ~Y) [ture al VRDERISES ——————_ rule. A search of the hut reveal- t HERE-HE DOESN'T ar | ‘ imine CLOCK ON TH/CITY ed the dynamite and she confess- | HELP- HE NEVER r ice! |} |! rey: ST BE STOPPED, jed being a trained Communist | DOES ANYTHING / { }- i pes } \ J SITTIN’ IN THE demolition agent. ITIN’ FOR (IT TO WHERE |S THAT FAT- HEAD RELATIVE OF MAGGIE'SP HE'S SUPPOSED TO GIT TO WORK AT NINE IN THE MORNING / News Notes | | Quadrupleis occur once in| ! | 670,000 births. i This year no icebergs were re- ported below the 46th parallel along the southern tip of New- foundland. The biggest gold nugget ever | | found was 54 inches long, 5%! inches thick and weighed 195 " U®). Wirephoto from U.S. Alga pounds. f pera ss ai eerie SoMa Be coe id ee beet Cae ‘ Acs vis sats Beets | ~ lst LT. KEITH D. CHRIETZBERG F-84 Thunderjet |_ The biggest dold nugget ever} pilot in Korea, was on a close support strafing mission’ near | 2 Pees weighing 195 pounds, aug the front when an enemy 60-calibre sheli entered the front of oul of ie organ claim a _ y " ve 7 # = sets the canopy and exploded in “front of his e3 One fragment _ By Tom Sims and B. Zaboly | Carson. Hill Calaveras County! sowed through the edge of his, crash helijent and. then aaa - | Calif., in 1854. % : s q it = ; the headrest. Uninjured, but temporarily blinded, he returned WHAT 22 you HaTcHED WE ARE LATE THIS SeASING! ] | AHoy, PITIFUL PETE---How's )_, | ‘The sky survey” being made safely to inspect the damage with his crew chief, GpleDale SOME RE EG ei? ay ee eee ae GGOD & OURSIDE 7. «| jat the Palomar Observatory of | Kimmel (right) SQUARE GG: Z ’ EEN 1NY’ | |the California Institute of Tech- Pisenae MED EOS SE SLT 2 > AIN'T BIG THAN NEVER}! #2 WELL, POPEYE, | | nology is being recorded through % ; | ENOUGH-~ NOT YET WE'VE WON EVERY i they giant 48-inch “Big. Schmidt” GAME SO FAR--- : telescope. | The hippopotamus is the largest living, nonruminating even-toed| mammal existing primarily on aquatic plants growing in water but occasionally coming on shore to feed. Overseas Transportation Company, Ine. 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