The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 19, 1952, Page 4

> Page 3s THE KEY AEST CITIZEN Saturday, January 19, 1952 Mud T na Cars After California Storn m By Fred Lasswell * T WILL TELL YE THIS MUCH-- HE er ua) | YE KNOW GOOD AN’ WELL AE 49 TH" TO BE TH’ VERY |LEETLE CRITTER, \ TELL YE FER NOTHIN’ lAIZ SMIE--A BOY )(N THIS WIDE WoRLD} | FUST TO TELL YE jOR A GIRL PP RIDDLES |! : B 4 Jo FILCHER, /YOU'RE AIMING TO SWIPE DIABLO. AIN'T I HIT ge ae Scena “AND DIABLO IS > SULTAN OF tte IONS! ta WHOOP! CISCO KID, You WON EVERY THING. WE CROWN YOU KING OF THE YIPPEE! Ww eae a S i 4 4 / i) é 4) Wirephoto f CARS ON A HEAVILY TRAVELED BENEDICT SANYON ROAD leading t seve Hulls from San Fernando Valley, are trapped window- deep in mushy mud during a respit rains that poured on Southern California for two days. The storm, one of the hit the area was responsible for five deaths Chauge of Fteart By Kathleen Harris AP Newsfeatures Chapter 3 gasps. She knew she had knocked| Th e was no py page | .Marcia decided, after having | face must be flushed and perspir- Sinne: malo yo and hely waited a full three quarters of! jng |pick up th ren we'll an hour at the appointed place >= Re iG joors | find your sist by the Information Bureau in the There were two closed doors | #N@ yo! * i aglo Jin this hall, which was almost as | big terminal. She simply could me onal ETTA KETT 1 to take the m. She mus ~ iehaaienetaaapetinsatiieiienriteelois - not believe that her sister had|$Mall_ as the downsta ; ver bee / YES, DEAR.” BUT THOSE two Mill ‘ 3 / : — BECAUSE NATU | natieniie tonmentcier. Neither one bore a name hack nev er beet THAT WAY LITTLE Shouse APART! j COULDN'T PuT THAT- | pane asabeeoe rexed to such a | several tines ysHescaule a) young m oked thr TELL ME \ THEY DONT ACE THIS HOU z ‘ MUCH MISCHIEF | feverish pitch of expectancy that| record machine playing inside,| full gamut o emotions DONT TELL M T. | MUCH = | now Marcia felt close to tears. It| playing “Now Is The Hour.” The first thi was awful to have such a terrific Jowthe d k 7 let-down. This had been her first| , Now, the door was being | long -railroad journey, her first|@btuptly open to al | big adventure on her very own. heveled young man. | The climax should have been when | folled up, ticless collar opened, | | g|the card on | dress was printed. | THE BLOOPER /} HAVE TO BE WAIT TILL DAD eo TWINS ARE ay our THE GOOD | GOING ‘ ‘MISS ABIGAIL LEE," kh reg mouth fe) larcia agair . th she and Abigail recognized one | ‘Tousers unpresse: d. another, from out of all these|, “Sorry, don’t, wa ante | her heavy suitcase ate ie tedi-| He started to close the door 6n, continuing to sta ous flight of stairs to the street. suelo, practically in Marcia’s at Marcia as though she was an Tall buildings loomed formidably | apparition on every side; t ; cia blew her nose as he hae as trees in a for ested. She took a_ deep action to the bi Iped, swall 1, and overwhelming dismay. d to s . Then common sense regained a | He did not ap r y much more thay He reached ou y one hane er the threshol or swung shu’ ecord hat : kept run ind, rushe an_entrance. lit J did w: ‘Well, what do you -v this wa she ever had encoun She had her efully printed in the event BRINGING UP FATHER By George McManus of Just such an emergency” She| cab and settle back stiffly, one = = foot on an imaginary brake + she was whirled to her destina- STRANGE -IT'S a [ HAVE AN IDEA HE Hon. for my yen, to he ‘deep chagrin, C5 own amazement ar she burst into tear WHY- YES - MR JIGGS~ IT'S JL JUST six- LL BE SINGING HUH } We SAID "0 BE DELIGHTED vO, THIRTY NOW- || WHEN HE ARRIVES- econ grief’ the young aa COME OVER TO YOU MR.MCAROON || SO HE’LL SEE HOW A QUIET NINE O'CLOCK || WON'T BE HERE-I The sense of anticipation, of ex renede wauldn'e dev that! c ‘esem HOUSE AND SPEND A OUGHT TO BE HAPPY WE ARE EVENING! AND HE'S NOT THOUGHT I HEARD | | citement crept slowly back into | if't were : Soda a nae in the expres HERE YeT- | man thr n fre under her orderéd, an officer to a subordinate cepted | to meet me .. “You didn’t expect Abbie te a!" He sou though tion were preposter- SOMEONE AT TH! | her blood. In the cramped foyer, |" “Here DOOR WHILE YOU barely large enough to. hold Mar-|a_handkerchiei, cia and her large suitcase, she found her sister’s card, Miss Abi- | gail Lee, over the button for the | top floor. Marcia hdd to press a | firm finger several times before | the buzzer releasing the outside door responded. There did not seem to be an elevator; the stairs | were extremely steep and dark ag : She wondered how she could| entire content manage three flights with her|tion. Marcia was heavy bag. young lady, but f | By the time she reached the! diffe top floor, Marcia was panting, | It cont her Wreath coming in painful | provoke QUIET EVENING ! FINE / HERE ANY : tou HOME ! 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