The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 15, 1952, Page 3

CHILDERN-- WHILST (TIN', I DON'T WANT TO MAKE NO F1s ME-- JES' PLAY 1’ EAINT EVEN HERE -- ONDERSTAND i a Dl pereen bh ati hel Let me OUT HERE, DON MIGUEL! Rensre eas.) iT {er FOR FILCHER IN THE WRONG DIRECTION. OZARK IKE FA A A OR AE I I He ee A Ae , Fit, sieawaiieenis rem GOOG! | AND SNUFFY SMITH Saturday, March 15, 1952 By Fred Lasswell| AW-- UH-- AFORE YE SET DOWN, CRICKET, FIX ME YE WON'T BE] |A LEETLE DAB OF YARB TEA-- OH, YES =< NO TROUBLE, | JAN' SOME FINGER BISCUITS--SAKES ALIVEM maw (T SHORE (S AIRISH IN THIS OL’ BARN-- SHET TH’ DOOR, RIDDLES--FETCH ME MY SHAWL, CRICKET. AN’ DO POUR \ “COTTON BLOSSOM” 4 SASSER OF MILK--WHAR’S MY FOOTSTOOL ? GRINGING UP © :THER “ POPR Uc. KING SEATURES SENOE en na Od er A I'M $0 HAPPY- MR. JIGGS - THERES JIGGS !! MY NEW BEEN A DELAY ON PIANO iS ARRIVING YOUR NEW PIANO - TODAY!) WHEN THE TRUCKMAN COMES ME TO EXPLAIN THAT GIVE HIM THE OLD IT WON'T BE READY ONE / FOR A MONTH - ALL “THE TOUGH PRISONERS WILL 1) AS NNN By George McManus THAT MR.JIGGS ISA VET WELL - TAKE ME TO TAKE THIS PIANO _) UNTIL. THE NEW ONE IS (— DELIVERED -- BUT HE | WOULDN'T LISTEN [-= bz ’ LET'S FACE IT.’ WE'RE LICKED ./— LISTEN /— THE CLASS FUND OWES You THAT BAND MONEY! THERE'S NOTHING 7— od ae Ye 50, I SHALL TANO,CREEPY,ETTA \] {ISN'T HOME “COME ONIN AND WAIT/— WHERE HAVE Gor SO HUNGRY HE HAD TO BAT HIS ——_—_- OBSTINATE MAN/ I'M Sure |. HIS WIFE WOLILDN'T WANT __” By Tom Sims and B. Zaboly THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 : To celebrate the | | Teturn to Key West, the | winds, by special demand, fe-itt- troduced “The Truman ig mentioned last fall in Time: : azine. The original set, Bob Printz, is now in the Virgin Islands, Pianist Ed Staley, i a ers Rae Waller and Bob .¥qu- mans carry on in the tradition with terrfic impact and ot harmony. Press corres n from the White House. panty aren’t the only ones who ~greet it with applause and guffaws. Tourists love it and strain their ears to catch the tricky f set to bits of martial music and an old popular ballad, “I'm Just Wild About Harry,” which. fe- | Vived with the Charleston (en ithe Truman _ administration). There have been a few changes. and additions. : i g Sake Youmans, young Key West at- rousing | |torney who sings in a s | [baritone voice, brought in a copy lof the words. Here are some | |souped-up excerpts for the mapy: {persons who have enjoyed , the. ' |show and who have requested. | printing. There’s no space forth | entire song, but this should h “In Key. West. here, ‘bout: oneé. | ja.year, we suffes, through. stretch. of, lousy weather. : winds howl. and breakers, graw, vhorrible,, for man., and , beast |That’s when the navy, , hit-the |rack-tive, gets real active. ‘Phat's i when the Secret Service bows to |the East. They hand out — sags, i they polish brass . . . Kiss the Purists, quiz the tourists...” et cetera. ty Then to Sousa’s rousing “Stars and Stripes,” it goes: “Here com the boys from the press! Shout and hail, Harvard, Yale, Bienve- nitos. Here’s where we live on the crust, we’re having a ‘thi week’s bust. It’s always _ fot weather when Harry slips * his tether. Sound the fife, ‘Time’ and ‘Life’ . . . Loud sport shirts ‘ate up in price. Gambling rooms all hide the dice — Pick your feéts up, shine the streets up!” 2% 314] And in the Super-man style, “What’s that loomin’ © thi the sky? A-zoomin’? A’ bird?*N It’s a plane! It’s Super .. . No! It’s HARRY TRUMAN!” | “So we're all ready for Harry. |Is Harry ready for us?” AR on, merrily! You'll have to’tie it for yourself. Words Wii t music can’t convey the fun a zest, and the cards are on’ th table, not played close to'{ vest. : Re: CORRECTION: That was ‘no misquote in Thursday’s {in regard to Miss “I.” A liné:Was left out and thrown for a. The line was supposed to’ read, “So what? I don’t have: to home early.” With accent on» , capital “I.” ie White House Press. Members Register At Casa Marina’. The members of the Whi House Press staying at the. Ca Marina hotel.include radio... newsmen. Among them aré. Me riman Smith of the United: Ernest (Tony) Vaccaro, ™ ciated. Press, John, ‘My, Fisher, the Chitago .. Tribune, « amd; dtew Tully: of the» :Scrippa: ard newspapers. Sah . Other Presidential Press: MeMi-, ‘bers atthe hotel aren,” | Bourgholtzer, NBC; Edwitk iby, Robert Nixon, John E and B. Costello. Also registered are. Rab | Ruth of Bethsda, Md.; “Jee Steele, N. Y. Herald Tribune, i u Mrs. Ruth Montgomery, ‘N. ‘9 j Daily News. vs Not of the Presidential pi lis Clementine Paddleford of! Week magazine and Mr. : |Mrs. Lou Levy. He manages the es | Andrew Sisters. | We Service All Males of cars, = CHRYSLER PRODUCTS | Bill's Southernmost Garage . ‘LOW DAILY | Beautiful rooms. Private bethe ok 4 i and showers. at | Ample Parking, FREE Speciel Rates to Service Men HOTEL SEMINOLE. 35 S. E. 8th ST. ° One Block West, off Revie t MIAMI, FLORIDA