The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 16, 1952, Page 4

Fear 4, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Seturdey, February 16, 1952 <6 Bre 7 + HEE FROM THE NEWSPAPER ? ( OFFERIN' GUCH PRESSMEN AGE 3T LOOKIN 2 THE DOG " ad ( 1} &'S ONE aT ) WELL- HAVE YOU NO- YOU MAKE FICE THe | HEARD ANYTHING || A BIG MIGTAKE ORS ~ REPORTERS By Fred Lasswell YORE RIGHT AS RAIN, RIDDLES-- YE GOT TO BE KEERFUL NOT TO SPOIL TH’ LEETLE FELLER yy Chapter 24 =. in there,” he said. “¥ os we to wait. The police ge ie ta. Lag wes! that: they wouldn't like sumer to hesp out, now vou opening into a bedroom yor on’t started toward the latter: her| pores) YOU don't have heart beat with cach step that] ay ful echoed. in her ears at least. too ph Fe She did not 1 stayed in that loudly. She did not know why — she did not call Manning’s name, or wait, but that same compell- ing unseen force drew her toward | “J OOKS the bedroom. friend to On the threshold she stopped, | 8%! man said ¥ ozen in her steps. Manning lay | Marcia flung across the bed, one arm | 20 hanging limp. There was a small | " of blood* seeping from be- hb his body: his head hung} do esquelv downward. On the floor she saw a smal) revolver. Marcia thought she screamed.| % She was not sure. She stood, »oted in horror. She must go on i, over to the bed: she must lean down and touch Manning. make sure ne was dead. For if he was not. she must summon help. it war the hardest thing she ver forced herself to do. She shaking all over. her own 80 icy that the flesh nas wrist was warm. if ne were dead. it might still be warm: she knew so piti- ably little about the dead Automatically she leaned down; and picked up the revolver. She| “I s placed it carefully on the smail|the nt table. ou shouldn't have done that, sigs.” someone spoke behind her Marcia whirled, her heart in ey throat. It was the taxi driver. He said, ‘Sorry. miss, if I gave you a start.” Hig voi #5 30 Dmtter-of-fact: the dipréasdon on homely face | so iy. that Marcia began to agpin.\ He was not Ton- mw, he was almost as good bs s 2 ahe Pe a afi he'd do something like thy “You shouldn'te mined up in it.” The his head regretfully and all.” ‘olicet™ ly tw * hands pol So Gat like be “him,” you w won't get not an impe door, and without wae;t t sponse, the door «til! “ locked, thyee po ¢ a fs cain promptly He jthe direction ot . “There's » uy ; ot vourself) tention, A river shook “Then why « “The police | same, policeman one the ot \ long step that + t to t “We'll have to call ‘em, miss.”| door of the bedr Marcia did not see what the police had to do wi ‘He may | rupted. H not be > ” “The police’! get us to a doc! policeman and a hospite! quicker than anv | charge, x means,” The men picked up| th~n @a-s 9 1 one, He eodded toward the! => of t “Just vou co along. reom clude: Mrs. J. W. Ferris, Mrs. C. F. Holden, Mrs. H.W. tomes N. N. White, Mra. G. W. Gerard, and Mr W FE I Hh exha re like | avhed f tif vow) the lean n to wait in| needed chairman, Mr The Navy Wives of VX-1 are holding & she knew the cabbt: “Wait unt vd lawver,* casved. it volicemen wegs « out of oe 4 ober ipntty to see that daw ky wes a * “Orrew A waited for so emmy tt was the tomo: arht might ‘ was the daw been her W ver. whet one ‘d bring? All the 4 t tay woiting? ton t99 of foo » tty e Citizen Staff SIXTEEN LUCKY KEY WEST GIRL SCOUTS 4/6 (porting officiel uniform skirts because the VX-1 Navy wives, hearing of the need, jumped into the breach and busied themselves with” needle and thread. Shown above, are four of the scouts, from the left Gall Parish, Prancine~ Sirugo, Beverly Simmons and Lillian Thrower Nevy wives who participated in the project im 4. Cleare, Mra. ; fashion show featuring clothing they have made temerity 1" February 20th an days over the vews that he has | Academy awards for — : sold his yacht, which turned out fitse the pablic and lessen 7 to be bieger than be could afford, pect of the honor a He found a buyer whe would pe A top vetaee ta me bis For $1.00 more than i t Andre realtires this, But wi writers: MIE dels enecr tne The Academy vnminations an pominated for awards, thelr T free mane | noweed this week, co aries usually rine The more neg! . man major surprises. It shapes op os maton. the more money for @ hot race, and the prediction — er | ere going to have a rough Larry Perks © coming out in k . Lam polishing up my ery® pobtic eve again, after He ball to a gleaming finish hiding «nee he testified in Washe : Dbservation: The ards for, ington be had teen @ yer & 3 viters ave handied in « stupid Tite week he made an ¥ manner There are three we speech before an Amertean ta = 4 foes — best motion px . screen play and best story be able kes a Phils setup with Director ane « ‘The latter plans Seas to film one “Return to Paradise.” © mak seller by James me quert of “Tales of the ant in the Hollywood! pettern Ey Kobsun 8 ants the | eryone agrees that rime m the leading role. “make - or - break (actor in a The actor is also happy these movie's son meetiog in Monrovia. He gla» bowed up at the Photeplay disagr, with hi © Betty Garrett. ) unreleased film, “Lave Then Ever,” will be i te Better shey a sean At %, Coed B. DeMille ix finally = he ewards. He was given, * spectal Osear last year, won @- Photeplay swerd and will be hom ured by te Holywood foreign cor- success. But these diverse respondents next week