The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 19, 1952, Page 10

Page 48 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN. Wednesday, March 19, 1952 “BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH ” ; = CES SEE--FROM SIX ae maw's GOODER'N ee = TO ELEVEN -THUTTY-- =~ 2 “lquar swore wuz Nee 3 15 GOIN’ @ TWELVE CENTS AN HOUR By DOGGIES # lPURTY OF YORE MAW, ig ~++2 2... |RIDDLES--TO SET WIE |LEETLE EBENEEZER |WIHILST WE WENT OFF A-VISITIN' TH' HICKERSONS TO GIT ALONG , FUST-RATE Fs : FOR . ALL RIGHT-ILL TELL YOu! NOW- Now-you'LL Wf gust a MiNuTE- f HOUSE EVE! ; TIME MY WIFE STARTS TO ||| PARDON ME- ff LL GIT ME HAT H : ‘ UT I HUM-I6 HE ‘i ; LME OUT I JUST PUT ON ff] T MUST GET fl AN’ WALK WITH NEVER SEE HIM COME BACK- a) CALLIN' ME MY_HAT AND WALK AROUND HOME FOR YOU -AS I'M DUE | Wi OR JUST “THE BLOCK-I AVERAGE ABOUT ANOTHER FOR A BAWLIN’ sjfidicate. the | since they had heard Irene Smith's ay be-|scream. There was an impression igues-|in Johnny’s mind that the latch ning. B on the balcony screen door had “Ts that the nurse’s Foom?” hej clicked faintly as he rushed into oes, itd Karena: Thats soahel| Outsige, " 1. Yes, it's Karen's; That's so she Outside, windows of the many ‘close to mother."\She motioned fticoms faced on the long rec- Yo a:door direct! n tangle of the balcony. Light shone om the nurse’s bedroom: Slirom: one of two windows; the miné. And Naney. the.next Others were Jike sightless dark lown, on my side. The bedrooms es in the warm night. He listened he side of Karen's is a spare/ tensely. room. ’ Chapter 20 pe ie Ane ito URNING to look at Kay Smith, |PO™i 20) kone aused, e Th thought.she was just a beau- ped shen Kay paused, ey tiful child with tears da het lovely green eyes. He felt as ugh he should put his armaround her slim shoulders and kiss her on the fore- head. “She realizes she has been ill?” he asked. e Kay said, “Yes. She hasan this is a sort of rest=home.” Shi was fighting back a sob. “Imagine, re was no sound. Then his mother’s home!” bearone all over thé] pu ise quickened as he saw a vague He nodded, then shrugged. “f aid SO aoa det ‘dis shagew slide past one of the open still suffering some ki > ‘Shes - windows. * id «He was rinning now. Between on _«2*’| the two ainber-colored splotches ‘fis of color cast upon the balcony by 5 at| the lighted windows, thefe were That|deep. shadows. Johnny .tried to BES neolg tumbling over any porch furniture. shock. You get the idea she Posi the verge of rememberi; r thing important, then. her mi goes blank again.” 2 “But. there was someth’ Kay’s interest was mirrored in eyes .., amazing eyes that seem! to have endless shades of as her emotions were stirred. Johnny said thoughtfully, “Well | from ... it wasn’t much, Tell me, Kay, can you think of any intimate. friends she might have had ip t! Greenwich Village? Any favorite : . a being forced to escape through places she went there?” ; ; he house. me] tangle a door slammed. The screen him. He] door at the end of the hall outside hy} J Ps own room! That meant 3 ere no.stairs leading down a é r P b HOLLERING | r TWENTY TIMES A DAY ~- BAWLING OUT! OuT-Too! THIMBLE THEATRE--Starring Popeye By Tom Sims and B. Zaboly | Chon, We WILE GO OUT R PHAM I now we Kee) “TO THE HIGH WAY! Bas ; We 4 : T ALMOST WERE " : . e. : ; a F To TRUCK J : WEIGHING : é E } STATION ID! ; 'M. GOING TO THE I'M SORRY, GIRLS.’ Bur WONT. HAVE oa Beaury SHOP AND i3 WE'RE BOOKED SOLID.” CHANCE WITH THOSE git THE FULL TREAT? : JHE “SIZZLE SISTERS” “WHE RESERVED MAT e DO 2 | } 4 i i | ; “THE CISCO KID s and Rod Reed <( YES...I |biggést honors Thursday night at B ‘ * |the Academy. So it’s time to total |_.Frank Sinatra holds dayn ae | sociation gave her a vlus as the | the Wcmen’s Press Club slipped “No,” the girl said instantly. Johnny reached the screen door, “She liked.Long Island .. . the country and walking along thej® shore and through the rolling hills, She was never one to go. nee clubbing or slumming in the Vil- lage. “Was she interested in art... with the house. The hall. lights had s thie pa aeciened off! ‘So: Johnny Saxon went stiffly for- paintings?” “Godl* Moti: | Who could have frightened Irene Again Kay shook her head. Herfer o's" * Soh at ee: Ceceainig, noe | hand touched his arm quickly and! Johnny, n me Ww... ‘Then he re- impulsively. “Why .. what did] jeft wrist s a} mi red that she oie know you learn?” these people. Because o! rT con- “Nothing .. .I guess. Except that she still thinks I’m someone named. A. total strangers!..- Bart, and that we were in Green- _ Johnny had told Kay there.was wich Village once. Crazy, isn’t it? K: le possibility of the hidden rifle- “Bart... Bart...” The girl re- | with relief, «2 [man the lake: shore entering pe a Flo bendiny down over fhe . estar rul .: mother’s wrists. “You think: she's pitanty re fohnny didn’t He. swung gee the )j'that be who was here now? Probably ten seconds had e! : {To be continued) . Beater the name slowly to herself. he gave Jolinny Saxon a helpless stare. “I’ve never heard the name mentioned. And I’m positive it was no one mother ever knew. Yet she calls you Bart. There must be some reason for it.” and Film Daily. ‘polls. 3 | Two-time winners. are~ John 4 NOTES | 2.88: are: | Corner ' . - | Mareh. Those. who » gct* single |. Here are authoritative answers William.| from the Veterans Admtiniistra- By BOB THOMAS awards ‘were John Dere! ‘ 7 aS Holden, Kirk Richard | tion to three questions) of: in- due eke x. - aries % Basehart, “Arthur Mario terest to former servieciien: 3 Lanza, Gregory Pi Alaa} o°Q. Teplan to obtain a awards, will present its final and Ladd. aa loan, but I lost my o charge papers. which, | posed ‘to present’ to the ‘lender what should’T d6? { : “You nmust - apply fpr a cer- 4i te in lieu of the discharge up the returns on the awards sea: | Cellar position: with’ a-m . 10h eens eee” | Thase caustic gals of the olly- wood press: again) 3 sa “A Place in the Sun” solid | This year’s winners of the mniost awards w Picture, “A Place insth . potheae Vive inner of thé) awards ci It] papers from.the © brahch of ser- cp ig Sun pete, Vivien eee was honored ‘by, five ns: Vice Bp which you’ were dis- Marlon Brando of “Streetcar” in ee ; #hare squeaked. through with the most Screen lors oP eee awards in the male division, but|W00d Foreign Correspondents‘ As: |” @.I am 2 World War Il vet- it was a wide-open and inconclusive | Sociation, - Cleveland Criti¢s . ‘tid, = entitled to a pension. be- Film ‘Daily Poll: 6 : race. 2 . js | Saluse I lost my sight. Do. I have The “award awards” are based ‘Streetear” cl | witli ttipee {to show actual feed f ie ait on the selections made by 24 dif- |2wards—from the : ‘|'@nd attendance of _ ahother per- ferent polls, magazines, érities' |S@%, Francisco if order to quality for the | groups, ete. Some cf the honors | 4: P- Bol,’ a }incréased rate of $120 @ month, are dealt out for best pictures ana | ¥85 : aul by at law? performan@s, some for popularity au At, : : A. No. Biindéd ‘veterans ate (or unpopalarity), some for the | 1951 by Variety. : tnet required to show need for best contribution to scmething or Be hin Pai ’ fe ih getting about, other. ell,” “La as én with the recent Miss Leigh walked away with |294 “Show Boat.” six awards. for her performance | Apparently. the only n ie as the faded Southern belle. Those | yet given are the am. attending s¢hool under selecting her wete the New York | Patsy. The ‘latter ty Bill, and I have about and San Francisco crities; Loak,| the animal star of | Wo years of entitlement remain- Magazine, the General Fédera:| for Rhubarb 4 win Was. Will 1 Ue allowed to take the the |. — “| suimmier vacation off, and resume tion of Women’s Clubs ar tt ee, ! Asscciated Press and Film Daily _ Capsule review: ‘Siiper’ t Fall, or must I stay im train- ing all year ‘round, so: as fot to Polls of film critics. out under VA’s post-cut-off- crease. June Allyson won second honors, : but on the basis of popularity, not honestly, yet Tégulations? : performance. She was selected the | in good taste. The €mphasis is not} A. If your school’s praet most popular actress by Modern thrills, cals to have a i ‘ Sereen, Country Gentleman and a $0 o..the all Fhdents. that cae pr Box Office magazines. An award |. * the - may take that vacation re- apiece was given to Shelly Win- ny ‘ ; ‘ sume your studies in ‘fall. ters, Jan Sterling, Doris Day, Jane ' Wyman, Anne Baxter and Susan! a rapid pace. Arthar Eiats dies re Ht gps eae case, Mibhing Hayward. a splendid: job as, the stiper; pt for ifiterruptions, stich as Esther Williams comes out even. | Adolphe “Menjou “is convincing ‘ th ion, that W The Hollywood Foreign Press As- | the detective. apply. to ail eadaabe Trace ‘and non-veterans alike. x me is a team of speleologists broke all world ree " ving her a minus as the most unco- jords for C mt Bees i ton. bes operative. ground, clin 1,520 feet} down | about their benefits should: con- Marlon Brando is a bare (that’s ‘into a newly discovered cave ini tact the VA Office at Room 218 a joke). winner. among the-actoray the Pyrenees Mountains: Bide : as world’s most popular actress, but NICE Ti c : RoSeCS Yun tw = gine vou THAT TO-MAN TALKY cae L SHO'LOOKED AL GY Y\ WN puNnin- ee NINTH Bae EAT VILLE} === oe . | They Renounced Communism Ahead, on the,far L of the rec- . ffom. this porch. The marauder - aked it open and slid into the dj hall: His quarry must be familiar din-the darkness, feeling ‘his dish . hair hetjs creamy shoulders y \part: of] hand slipping quietly along as ‘q agen in search of a light button. members or her own fam- this estate. Yet he wasn't \so cer- tain. Plenty of woods surrounded ‘the Smith property. It would be an easy thing for a clever on to Slip. past the estate gua Could