The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 30, 1952, Page 11

BARNEY GCOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH By Fred Lassiell| ~= WHY DO YE CRAVE TO BE MAYOR, RIDDLES ? I CRAVE TO SPRUCE'UP TH' TOWN:: NOW TELL ME PUT HOOTIN' HOLLER ON TH MaP-- FILL UP TH' MUD HOLES -- I CRAVE TO PUT UP A STREET LANTERN--ANOTHER HITCHIN' POST--I CRAVE--UH-- T NEED GooD MORNIN! TH’ MONEY MIZ LEDBETTER-- DON'T FERGIT TO VoTE RIDDLES BARLOW FER { | 2 ' By George McManus ' SEE WHAT UNCLE KUNKLE WANTS FOR LUNCH - BE UL AS HE IS A UGHT EATER AND 15 VERY HARD OF HEARING! WHAT’LL YOU souP- I WONDER IF MAGGIEB HAVE FOR UNCLE IS REALLY 60 WOULD YOU Like LUNCH ?CAN HARD OF HEARING-= } | TO HELP ME CLIT YOU HEAR HE CERTAINLY HAD NO THE GRASS ? I TROUBLE WITHOUT THE 6AID- WOULD YOu EAR TRUMPET? appraisii She turne By Tom Sims and B, Zaboly | res of Gestion: once they’ were him WIMPY, BRING y / THE GLASS!) 4 | aa ou were able to go with d with which she c vas uncertain whethe »proved of her. He was odly, his eyes very brigh | | d. “You say his horse fell]. “I | but that seems queer,! Melody, Well | experienced horseman.” i “It was queer,” Steve agreed|/I could find y grimly. “Particularly at the place| same. That he couldn re it did happen. I neyer could | again, _ th aS ng nk to talk much about it—| could do ut it sure struck me < “How do you mean? Sic “I dan’t see how it could have! tho F The h Wednesday, April 30, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 19 AP Newstvatures a wonderful country in pend a Summer, as > Waldens. But more s convinced that nd savage, no fit for anyone to linger wha tasted and savored the real of civilization. For Steve's as much as her own, he must his chance, as he had ance ed. was little enough UY d purchase at Rising Wolf, y, her trunks con- tically everything af he stood in need. But some could be purchased. moved down the street, sur ng its squalor with distaste. tern towns were all new and . utterly unlike the villages of the East. There one ys a neatness and pree . a sense of value and se- which only time and posi- could bring. These same might approach them, given century. Though she d ea ed it days.” | — Rising Wolf was more unkem) That} than most cow towns. The boar | sidewalk ended abruptly at a big e|mud hole, which she was force The waste from a livery s banked well out into | the str wafting its odors across || the town. She cireled again, chin tilted, then halted abruptly, for a moment uncertain and ill at uld do a lot— sodas Soi Fae er ho} : a ¥ folks. d you would too, nough s more subtly, ! e Man drop: ently, swung, ° Bd doctor. knack. He these t he woman who had _ stopped and turned was one whom she had seen before, so that she recog- ized her now, Nancy Neilson, 's first impression, some arlier, had been that Nan- ld be a beauty with the polit t 5 tment. A different and “ is more modish dress, a new hair-do : grinned drily. just a few slight touches which ‘I know what y were lacking, could have trans- j Vell formed her from a merely pret; t| girl into one completely beautifu As it was, she was one of the nicest looking women in this they | whole section of county, nkept| Today there was an added spat | of color in Nancy's cheeks, embar- |rassment in her eyes. But she stood her ground and waited, in- {tending to speak. She knew, af she had been, if not at least cast aside lanation or apology, girl from the East but tod: red her in Steve Rus- oh Shes V's affections, (Fo be continued) it happen?” she brought in ever walk funny.” |on com se, as T| pert n © put it; will walk again, one of picked | days.” <i || ighty > | Melody Het hal lity what ted and how she y === —oe From Korea Soon c.; { | DIV By Paul Robinson Jan i OKAyY.’/-THEN You ce. z= sTu TA IN K¢ HEY! THATS M LOADE Ww: M LOADED wiTH ETA! —AW, NOM GALs/ TWO /— BE A PAL! 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