The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 17, 1952, Page 13

BRINGING UP FATHER By George McManus | ee ae ] | Marines re nspec e DON'T TALK -JUST LISTEN--I | OVERHEARD MRS.MYGESS SAY | LORD HANDUKE IS HERE AT THE | 90G.SHOW-I WANT YOU TO GO | THERE AND INTRODUCE YOUR- SE_F AND BRING HIM HOME TO | DINE WITH US — BABETTE-FoR =| iOS DINNER PLUTON || I THOUGHT OUR BEST SILVER || YOU WANTED SET-AND WEAR || BEEF STEW YOUR FRENCH |\_ TONIGHT- MAID COSTUME! | ( LORD HANDUKE | . 15 COMING TO | LORD HANDUKE-r HAD | | TO GE THE KENNEL KEEPER TWO HUNDRED BUCKS AS SECURIT Y-HE | WELL-I GAVE MAGGIE AN' Nora | |{ A Packace-sie- | ———_— —1 f | ME DAUGHTER A GOOD LECTURE | || SIXTY DOLLARS- || TAKE IT BACK |||) BUT-SIR-THEY aa )| AN'DONT GIVE || || ARE CIGARS You ON SENDIN' PACKAGES HOME | €.0.0.-\(LL PUTA STOP TO | ALL THIS CRAZY SPENDIN'/ ME ANY ORDERED-THEY ARGUMENT MUST BE FOR You! f => CANCHOVIES 1) ~=(ROQUEFORT!) HEY, COACH! Un--WILL_IT AAESS ue THIS PLAY YUH TAUGHT US IFN so) Thursday, January 17, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN raf Official U.S. Navy Photé COLONEL L. H. DELANO, USMC, representative of Marine Inspector General's office, Washington, D. C., inspecting men’s general mess, Naval Station. : * ° \the nearby Inland Waterway and, confine him to a tank where tl Hungry Bird Hits | ventures back on another fending are no valuable specimens. M é ] d M Ik | spree. So if _ eens Racotohe The greedy bird with the huge, gain, studio officials have arine an u et. came in out of a fog| mission to net him andT@igy MARINELAND ® — If an itiner-| early Jan. 3, He ate numerous | Wings. They might even put.a- ant cormorant who sampled prize | ordinary fish in the studio tanks | round the cormorant's neck=like fish from Marine Studios tanks | and topped his meal off with gray | Japanese fishermen do to the last week wants to remain a free | snapper, angel fish, a- tropical| to keep them from swallowing thé bird, he'd better not come around | squirrel fish and some sea bass. | Catches. * here any more. | Since cormorants are protected | SN ITI TE RT o Studio officials have a net and | by state law, officials figure that} In the Middle Ages, toys includ? scissors ready if he gets tired of if they can't stop his poaching, jed carved crusaders astride theig stuffing with fingerling mullet in/ they'll do the next best thing and | war horses. 4 DO YOU KNOW OF ANYTHING THAT IS CHEAPER ! NOW THAN IT WAS | BEFORE THE WAR e ELECTRICITY IS! We Do Not Know Of Any Other Commodity That Is