The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 3, 1951, Page 4

Page's THE KEY WEST CITIZEN — Monday, December 3, 1951 epee Sil Z BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH Love Alone ME AN YOU BOTH, RIDDLES ! RUN ‘EM OUT ! WAIT TILL THEY SPEND ALL THEIR BODACIOUS FOLDIN' MONEY WHEN YE CAIN'T TARN AROUND By KATHLEEN HARRIS AP Newsieotures : DO WE TH HOOTIN’ HOLLER BUG RACE SHORE {S START ? ene BRINGIN' IN A FLOCK Jan wanted to throw her around her mother’s neck, said, “Mother, you're wond Chapter 22 “You look like a Le of your former pretty gay se f,’ Eve said, an-| shaking her head. “You simply OMETIMES prayers are n Lae FLATLAND N) ‘swered. Sometimes people afe|cannot go on this way, darling.” the very best mother any gitl FURRINERS, given another chance. Jan's pray-| Eve was al) motherly solicitude had! 3 ‘ SNUFFY gee were answered, as Ray WAS|these days. She was genuinely} “Then start right. now," found that following day. News-| worried over her daughter, | chided. Tears stood in her, boys, shouting an extra, brought] “] know what I woula do, Eve|now. She was so happy. F proud at what her.daughter said, “if it were my young man!” “There's nothing I can possibly do,” Jan said. “Once when your father was ill,” her mother was saying, “I went all the way to Schenectady where he was at the time in the most dreadful old train. I meant I went on the train, not your father.” 3 Jan cone bat aoe be all this which had happened so long ago PET had to do with the present, or with B ptteneg ony Case her and Ray. when he came to get Jan, thatdy “Then I had to drive miles and) would accompany her. miles out into the country in the J si y . most awful old horse and buggy,” een sath surprised and tou Eve went on, “But nothing, simply | #t such solicitude. Why, Jim nothing, darling, could have kept dei a such an impossible p me from going to your father when 8 all. He ought to make a I thought he needed me snd bt = "psa Hentai) 8 I simply had to know how ill he ‘I. appreciate your offer,” “ad told him as they drove to thea “Did you love my father so| port, “but I wouldn’t think of much?” Jan had to ask this. ing you to go with me. I don’ “Of course I did, darling!” Eve's} Boing alone at all. So please beautiful face saddened. “I loved| worry about me. I will be him more than anyone, more than| right. life itself!” “I expect you will be.” Yes, Jan thought, that is the way| was a suggestion of a twink! the first wo! a A ace te A agin ringing ‘insistently, brou wad ta from Hank. He's just said. Now, no matter | different they were—for. Jan so like her father—Ev the two of them, i h daughter, always wi be close indeed. She knew that never would have to give up or lose her. ve. They've found him. just. as we knew he fank. was almost deli- joy. He said that both ‘were so happy they like a couple of kids. a e“heaven!” This was a Jan could say. Shé did not ny more tears then. Sy * ‘The papers gave the details, de- tails that Sead almost like a mir- ai acle: ‘They. told how Ray had mi ed to reach the foot of the mount , crawl to the edge of the road. It had been a slow and pain- fal seumney during which at times he had relapsed into unconscious~ ness. He had been weakened from loss of blood from a cut in his fore- Bead He had been shillet from Jong exposure, al tihiratg, vet he had not given up. He had. occasionally heard the lanes circling overhead and know that a‘searcn was being made. He By Jose Salinas and Rod Ree (WELL, I'VE Gor A REPORT To} MAKE, AND MY PINTO WON'T, (HAVE. TROUBLE QUTDISTANONS __, THOSE COACH NAGS. on f CISCO PAYS NO HEED, AND THE STAGE ss iar MOVES OFF IN A CLOUD OF DUST. < , FLOUR FACE. IF “ YOU EVER DO GET ANY STAGE CUSTOMERS, I'LL BE BACK FOR THEM. nse: N THERE HE GOES! WHAT A BRAVE FOOL! WAIT, CISCO! You DON'T KNOW WHAT... had heard the shots and seen the }y jove Ray. Mr, Peter’s eyes, He had start flares the searching apr “What I wanted to tell you,”| to assist Jan from his car. Bui on the ind. meaur s beet Eve said, “is that if you are sure|had jumped out before he co ne pe Toots Agee you love your young man in that) do so. paable fe anes Yoanaged to half. soar Hg fp Chao ga gr = ia surprised both Hig a turn inything, nyone, im by giving him a light kiss crawl, half-drag himself all that) tom going to him: one cheek and an almost Bear i Citanee “Goin; The papers went on to say that| now?” the -young: pilot's condition was| elbow, critical. had been rushed to 4/ face. small hospital in Puiligsbure, but} “Certainly I mean now!” Eve's al was hope for his y La is}eyes smiled deeply into hers. “I recovery it was too soon to predict | would go to him if I had to walk je + not this brave fight! every step of the way!” would: prove suecessful.. « “How could I go to Ray?” Ray’s condition, according to| Eve had a ready answer for that. ALS , Yemaimed muth the| “You can fly,” she said. “You can same‘for the next few days. get there much sooner,” she added. Jan spent all of her time waiting “Within a few hours, in fact.” tor news.’ She did not know how| “Oh, Mother! If I only could.” to him .. . you mean ‘an sat up to lean on one to search her mother’s hug. “Thank you so muth,*!she s “I want to tell you that t are a wonderful: daddy lon’t you a F and be tarred? you this. Goodby again!” whe Jim Peters did’ hot “anawer; doubt. he was too taken ‘back too pleased to find the:right: ie ne ee bean and when the ship tock off hi Le ‘ ‘ore By Paul Robinson 4 THORNTON is \ OFFERING THE KID A TIBLE CAI TO SIGN UP AND PLAY THAT SINKS US. Our SCHOOL. CANT BEAT | | SAN OLD GRADY le an = GES AR TES AN fire and solemn her eyes were. and thin she looked, how stood watching, hat in hand. = “You most certainly can. Pll (To be continued) phone Jim right away.” OLD GRAC OF OURS “ONE - WITH A NICE,FAT POCKETBOOK. 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WHAT'S ON NOW?) | CLUB LLINCHEON A tenant is is‘ bolley cs othe : T HATE TO.MISS IT- MRS Sie ae every consideration to men and & Ye ‘ women: in the armed services, he does not have statutory authori- ty to arbitrarily exempt persons COMING SOON Thomas, J. Dixon, State Motor Commissidner: or whose wives or other mem- bers of immediate families are employed. in ‘this ‘state, must se- cure Florida | ee — y George McManus in the above category, For one reason, the Florida Supreme Court has held that any - auto- mobile with foreign registration used by any non-resident engag- ed in a gainful trade, profession er occupation in this: state is sub- ject to Fla. ‘registration. “In the case of school teachers, tet ot ti aa AES eee ae ee eRe a ‘a eee a ——————-—-" since a great part of the ex- x penses of our Florida public PIN'A YEAR'S po et TIME WILDCATS-28 % = oot] aye SHARKS-I4 ay Sid HERE 1S A SWELL STAMP FOR ANY ‘legm and aid nature to and a COLLECTION Mt : Gear, tender, inamed bronchial residences and places of business in ( pg Boor gery arg Ks || West to obtain the following informati pot "Print Last Name First Name Middle By Tom Sims and B. Zaboly school system is paid with funds derived from the sale of, Florida license: tags, he does not believe that anyone in this category, who receives reasonable munera- tion from our public scfiool sys- tem would conscientiously object to the annual $15 tag, which is required for the average car. “Servicemien are not subject to Florida registration for the rea- son of having. children entered in our public schools,” he said. PE Ra ia PANES al SE i LUNAS # Ms, A MOST UNUSUAL “The Commissioner has . ruled | A c nee Mill that leérvice*mien;” who accept! Parliament is the legislative | part time émployment in Florida,| governing body for the United: at | nse plates. for $25 and to the car he was driv-}of the world’s apple ‘crop. Vehicle Inspector *for Monroe ; ing, $15. | County ‘has received the follow- Lindley is charged with oper- | ing-raling from Ray E. 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