The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 7, 1951, Page 4

ribedhets ah? eathit Page 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday, December 7, 1951 nos BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH @ DEAL !! “HIF YE AIM TO RUN PROKY FER “BLUE BLAZES” IN TH’ BUG RACE, ROLAND, YE BETTER GALLOP AROUND TH’ TRACK TWENTY-THUTTY TIMES AN’ GIT IN SHAPE IT WOULD GIVE ME GRE. TO ENGAGE HIM IN A QUEL ¥ PISTOLS AT TWENTY PACE AFRAID OF ME ?) ALMOST WORTH Pas ~——ETTA KETT NEP.’ Gor A Swett DEAL.” THEY GAVE ME AN ATHLETIC SCHOLAR- sHiP.’ WHERE YOu GOING ? TO YE GOT YORESE’F THAT SURE WA‘ . SWELL GAG “I MEAN WHEN YOu GUYS CALLED UP AND PRETENDED ...BRINGING UP FATHER Bt IVE HEARD THAT MAGGIE'S GOLLY = HERE HE COMES NOW/ T WISH I COULD DUCK HIM BUT HE'S SEEN ME ALREADY!’ GOING MUTTON- HEAD P YES, MY LUCK Preismeg Aycan ENHER THAT oR YouRS DIDIT el ERE LAM WH FOUR-LGAF “te «BUT TRY AN GIT A GOOD. NIGHTS SLEGP ANYHOW, HONEY 7 THEM TRICKY LEOPAR, rz { OH -FINE - JIG TO ASK YOU AGAIN J FRIGHTEN YOU, BUT NEXT SPRING! 5° I'VE MADE A LOT OF MONEY SINCE I GOT OUT OF JAILY BY THE WAy -I WANT TO PAY YOU (HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF AT WONT BE f LEAP YEAR #2, wing 7, ; a TH GAME 15 IN TH BAG, COACH. OZARK WONT TROUBLE US AFTER WE TURN THOSE CATS LOOSE 4° ON TH FIELD AT i TH KICKOFF 7 ANDI. THOUGHT TH | had come when she was in that| smarter, yet he had always li meas SAU ES Let Love Alone By KATHLEEN HAR2IS AP Nowsfeotures Z alk with Dr. Watkins yes! Chapter 26 j had Jan, bright-eyed and tushed AN knew that next morning! en = that she would have to do more | yourself?” Ray asked by wé than just say goodbye to Ray. She greeting. “You've done som would also have to convince him| {, your hair. It sure look that she was leaving because she| pretty, But then you've wanted to, when in reality it was pretty hair, Jan.” the last thing she wanted. And she} " “yoy Jook might would have to make him think! seg this morning that she did not love him, that! She thought, yes, b indeed all had been pretense 0M} req hair, don’t you. my @ hor part. She had so wanted him to approv She had her bags packed, herj her new hair ticket purchased. She would not} hurt to have 0 ite | fiy this fime but take the slower| “Why so di * Ray asked. icurney by train, and she had sent; His blue eyes were regarding! s her wiré to her mother. Jan's trim figure in her n She had sent another wire at the) eling suit. He remembered t same time to her great-aunt/in blue jeans and flying Amanda. For Jan felt that the time not smiling, but . L want you te: much |This young lady looked f z out too well, tight spot and would need her| the way that other girl had looked, | s act to get help: Before she left that morning} casual and comfortable, more) with you or for some such’ she was to receive an answer to| feminine than she had ever c this last wire. An odd answer to/ alized in spite of that boyish out come from such a grand old lady} “I have something to tell y: as Aunt Amanda. Jan sat down, She ¢ t I will be there with bells on, the | near the window, wire read—Ray’s favorite phrase | be too close to him. He so that it tugged at Jan’s heart—| most have heard t and I will stay until the ship sinks | Mering of b or is saved. up, as you It also brought a smile to Jan’s| IMB,today, Ray.” lips, although she did not feel! if the ovicker mene much like smiling. But I must!) {01 (rj quuener the she reminded herself sharply, on poate her way to see Ray at the hospital. | I must smile if it kills me. | vied on She had no possible means of| First Th knowing that during the long night| ana Ray, too, had been fighting a bat-| married soon In fi tle. He, too, had resolved to keep} as 1 can get ther on pretending and keep smiling, | won't be nea even if his heart held only a dull’ there resignation for the sacrifice he had| She 1: decided he must make for Jan's bake. | His He had extracted a promise from)than nec Bernice when she had told him| smiling. So what Dr. Watkins had told her.| right. He wou Ray knew he could coufit on Ber-| going, urge he nice to keep it. She had not be-| proof enough, } lieved that he should make such| further, that a sacrifice—that decision had been} willing for her to J} his alone. The news Bernice had! However, shc brought him had been hard to! farewell, this take. But what he had to do, for! nite, more final tha Jan’s sake, Ray knew would be| was more that much harder. she was doing not saying turned his } : engagement 1 it ever. w, that love is # don’t heart. Her thoi ie night when there, to that kis expert at this game of make-| “Then, tov, believe, for never had Ray,|speak gaily, propped against his pillows, looked | bright smile, * more gay and gallant and never tirely well. Berni corftinued) Homing Piegon a took the — pi rica the bird went off direction. Two days 7 150 miles off the West / 1 Goes Wrong jcoast in the Australian te} | Bight. t SYDNEY, Australia—(#)—-A| Then the bird sighted a 5 homing pigeon, released at Ood-j|on the horizon and flew tow nadatta, Central Australia, for a|the British 540-mile race to its loft at Adel-|bound for South aide, arrived in South Africa. Instead of joining his, 500 com- panions in a straight dash home, th Afr Great Diomed, | The pi-j |geon from Adelaide plopped on| | the @eck of the Diomed, exhaust-} fed fatter “its 1000-mile flight. | NEW SHIPMENT JUS T ARRIVED . 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