The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 1, 1952, Page 4

+ Page 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday, Gebrvery |, 1952 WHAT ON AIRTH | Wu2 TH MATTER WIF TH’ LEETLE CRITTER ? LUNGS--I RUN Six MILES | TH’ RIDGE--DRUG PORE ~\ | "DOC PRITCHART OuTN / BALLS | 'vH’ BEOSTIO AN'-- AN'-- | O' FIRE! Chapter 13 / COURSE she would be glad j to see Tommy. There had been times when she had actually been homesick to sce him. She could not possibly hurt him by letting him know that she was torn be- tween happiness and regret that he was coming to New York. For how was-she going to keep ber seeret from Tommy Mac- Intyre”’ 7 “He sounds nice.” Abigail said. Ts nght for you.| “Maybe I shouldn't put on teers & ey and Grace ap- | older- act. ‘ Abigsl By & Mem p , now in her high i v George Mec: suppose they do,” Marcia violet eyes “ ° & anus | admitted. “But Tm not in love! ¥ te rovesiing ae. with Tommy. I'm not_ goii to marry him, or anything like that.” “That's too bad.” Abigail reached a long slender arm for her silver | cigarette case. “Lat me tell you | ~~ something, darling. 1s better to| E24 Teh Marela's smaller, brown= batt ,? marry someone who loves you) 2 = > “Don't turn T € than someone you think you ’ i { piney / Ms . eel An tg v j | “Why not marry someone ~ hen! one of these days, that you will z ~ it works both ways?” Tele | need his love.” . | spoke lightly, because of that bit- terness she felt, but did not un- ae T ready turned him down, ree afraid.” tee confessed, “Al- | derstand . though Tommy refused to tal " > <*t \ | “It seldom works both ways.”| no for an omawer He says that x “<i ‘ Abigail spoke shortly. She was! he'll wait. if it's forever. @! Fa | silent @ moment, then she added,| Tommy is frightfully young. He'll i! 1 =, mast | get over me, I'm sure.” . feel sure, a « —_ » ~~ r q made with « : i "You are the one veh young. Abigail said. “It’s too bad you heart. And that is why I am go- have to w up, darling. | hope j ing to marty Victor Scott. He can | Ve %0, Atom Sh. Shuch’ ‘Though | CS the things T am used t,| it usually does. Don’t look at me bo surroundings I want. like thai! | suppose I do » = :) _ “But you don't love him!” Mar-| like an old cynic, but truly, cia protested. “It seems wrong to! know whereof I . And me to marry someone don't) that I have spoken. love. ht seems almost wicked.” | to be such a shrew.” “E shall make Victor a very 7 gore wife,” Abigail said. “I don't \WHEN Marcia told Dean that lieve in love any more than I she might not be able to step believe in Santa Claus.” by to pose for a few days, as & “But do you think anyone could | friend of hers was coming to THIMBLE THEATRE—Sterring Popeye By Tom Sims and B. Zaboly ; nae) “am, ' be happy Marcia persisted, “ws-|tewn, Dean got quite ‘annoyed, reg © || Aftermath Of Cairo Riots Ry Paul Robinson —— ile nee SHE'S GOING J THATS WHar) < TO A MOVIE THINK!) | wi a“ tate | L | Pew WHAT'S HE DOIN HERE: You've Gor So MANY GUYS YOu CANT KEEP , YOUR DATES STRAIGHT.. ~ ' rephos ° SUNDAY SIGHTSEERS walk past 1 row of houses burned during the poh in ‘se rivtlng” in Cairo, Egypt. Martial law was deciared following the Saturda ‘pers; | : y riots, in which at least 5 sons died. The city was quiet when thi? picture was taken. of ' ~ |Dean OF Congress | Tipsters Holler Americans Age " - ’ : | ARCADIA, Calif. «@ me! The ek ee : City of Arcadia, home of the | ng 3 jfamous Santa Anita race-track, | CHICAGO, Ah. A S : igot itself in hot water recently’ ; a ae ; SF when it banned the sale of tip,” 0M¢ sense, ate ia thm | BUT ILL BE ON sheets on city streets | Mortin A. Jonis of : ( aiag STREET AT | Tip sheet owners have entered Ohio, president of the 4 SUNDOWN! suit against the city maintaining Poteto Chip institute, is sg | thst their horse selection busi. Petate chip i | esses were handied mainly by is disabled veterans and that Ar : cacia’s action was unjust and ~ discriminating : +e eeeeee® Drastically Redwed “¢ e Rotary Head « Portable FREE DEMONSTRATION | Overseas Radic & : 617 Duval Street | REP. ROBERT DOUGHTON (DNC), who at 88 is the old est man in the House of Repre sentatives, ts pictured as he j appeared at his desk in Wieh ington. He w serving his Diet term in the House, and has an- nounced his candidacy for re j election. In point of service he ts second only to Rep. Sebath ‘of Dlinois who has served two |