The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 21, 1952, Page 10

Poge 10 Wednosday, May 21, 9152 ETTA ETT THE ¥BY WEST CIT‘ZEN MAYBE H&S ON Ex THE VSRPACE — = & » eS TAKE € 2D PEEK THERE.” T DANCED SO MUCH My FEET FEEL JuST UKE STUMPS” THE CISCO KID DONT WORRY ABOUT THE RUMORS, PANCHO. © GOME COWARD COMES TO ATTACK ME WHILE IM “HELPLESS” HE'LL BE IN FOR A SURPRISE, Ry AS SHADOWS LE BAND OF GRIM, SILENT MEN RID! THEN, A TOWARD «BUT THEM CATS’ ., WAVE DONE ed LOADED TH’ “< SACKS IN TH on TOP UF TH’ FULL INNINS i AWREADY WITHOUT NO RUNS Li Sea a0 rar were... \) “al 50 /1i RIKLE 17 TO TW MOT CORNERS MAS DONE LE sw) Cl > cs B0uN 4 - iz NOW LET'S BE GAY. WE'LL ALL GO OUT AND TOAST YOUR BRIDE-TO-BE, THE TREAT'S ON ME, AND WE HAVEN'T A CARE_IN THE 4 WORLD By Paul Robinson “THE Proms ‘\ overte “NOW "LL é NEVEre FIND HIM. Nevere SEE HIM AGAIN J n Y LOOKING For \“ Is IT ONE HI” ) us 2 HERE We : ARE, You LUCKY eis GI ARE YOU KIDOING ? . on & Our 4 é (a THE BOYS ARE PICKING US UP TO CATCH THE EARLY BuS/ HOME'LL BE PLENTY Dutt AFTE! DANCED with, OuT OF MY MING.’ THE VERY THOUGHT £7 OF LEAVING AND NEVER SEEING HIM AGAIN IS MEANWHILE: |__ / AFTER SUNDOWN. ITLL T HOW LL WE BE JUST DARK ENOUGH TO TAKE CARE OF GET THERE, BULLETS? WHEN? WHEN MISTER CISCO KID. TO THE FUTURE ‘ x Ure teeth By Roy Gotto HOW THOSE BUGS MISS ZIP ZALEN OuT THERES ‘OUR CATCHUN Ta RUNNUH A boys. By GEORGE CORNELL NEW YORK ® — Too many Christians are that in name only. They don’t apply their creed suf- ficiently to the way they live and run their country. This view was voiced repeatedly by ministerial and lay leaders at} sessions prior to the opening of the 164th annual General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S. A. “We are making nothing like the impact on our time that the first Christians made on theirs,” said the Rev. Robert J. McCracken of New York's Riverside Church. “We have failed to indicate the Christian solution to the problem of international relations, or to deal energetically with great social evils which lie like a blight upon man’s common life.” More than 1,200 church leaders from throughout the country are here for a 2-day conference on evangelism, which began Tuesday. The General Assembly, top Pres- byterian governing body, opens; ‘Thursday. At sessions Tuesday, there were ness of Christianity in modern life: Said the Rev. Harrison Ray An- |derson, Chicago, moderator of the |General Assembly— | “The church has been sitting tao | jlong on a cushion, obsessed with | | gadgets. We need to reflect a ne |quality of life, of the animation jof Christ | Said Rep. Brooks Hays (D.-Ar | “The Christian man must eme |from the house of faith into the area of the people. The influence of righteous men—the spiritual re | sources of the church—are our only hope in these fateful times.” Said the Rev. John Sutherland Bonnell of the Fifth Avenue (New York) Presbyterian church— | “There is appalling evidence of | corruption d venality throughout America terialism has eaten into the heart of our land. We have raised gods of iron, silver gold and wood . We need a great th of God blowing through nation. Gen. McConnell Replaces Joy TOKYO — Brig Gen. Frank l takes the place of Cc. Tur Joy, “ho WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN THE LINE OF Children’s TOYS COME TO THE TROPICAL TRADER 718 Dewal St Phones 100) THE NAVY HONORED THE CUB SCOUTS of Key Armed Forces Day by providing a spec E take them for a ride along the water-fron He: ‘W. W. Schumacher, USN, points to something of interest te —— cles Official U.S. Navy Ph« West the YF-4 Command Too Many Christians Are That In Name Only Declare By Jose Salinas and Rod Reed Presbyterian Assembly Leaders nthe flatbed ct McGranery Is Approved By Senate WASH! IN — A lop-sided Senate vote cleared the way for James P. McGranery to walk the Justice Department today and take over as the boss. By a 52 to 18 vote, the Senate Tuesday night confirmed Pre Truman's nomination of the year-old Philadelphia jurist to suc ceed J. Howard McGrath as at toney genedal. All the votes against the pointment were cast by cans, but 14 other Repub joined 38 Democrats in voting for confirmation. Pennsylvania's two Republican senators, Duff and Martin among those voting approval McGranery Republi a q ‘in the Eastern Dist sulv a since 19 war he served a in the Justice Deg sistant to the attol Pe Mr. Truman sent McG omination to in a lightning afte e Senate }Grath’s re | Newbold = M 7 M diciar pose and pr where pledg disloya partment en Sens. Fergu M Watkins (R.-Ute fight against McG did not t would 1 bate the on in ANYTHING CONCERNING © AUTCHOBILES SLE THE THREE HOTELS Loca’ RATES REASONABLE with BATH « 132 E Fiagier St. E ‘MIAMI . | ” Ritz Pers ng iiier Hotel Hotel Hotel 226 NE. ist Ave. 3 BLOCKS FROM U Origin Of FAD Winning Float A a narine with trol n flight e isany re needed of t crews, winning eived by Ledr. H Lt. J. A. Flenner, mme!, HS-1 and cS DM2, also from \ painting and done by Stein- Michael Krontz, AL2 g the wiring of the overhead frame » e prize K was | Good Fishing | CAT CAY, Bahamas (#—Anglers hth annual Cat Cay In- al Tuna 1 nament Mon- ried the best fishing in RB of 25 fishermen catches In all, 23 fish were registered, vith top honors going to William K. Carpenter, Wilmington, Del. who ated four weighing a total the ei Fort Lauderdale, had hing 1,420. three wei |Good Luck Charm WITH 1 S DIVISION, Kore 9TH INFANTRY To the wide uck charms car oldiers in Ke ye tablespoon Carlina dirt Chaplain James O. Mattox, Nor the stateside elope wherever he- lattox took the dirt from a her's home at gesti e activit we ga stimulate STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEB Triumph Coftee Mill at GROCERS ALL J. A. Valdes Eye E ion and V raining | co SERVICE ON DUPLICATION of LENSES RVATIONS 223 NE. Ist Ave