The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 1, 1952, Page 6

Page 6 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘Tuesday, July 1, 1958 BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH DURNED IF I KNOW! (T WUZ DOWN AT TH’ BEND OF DRIBBLE CREEK 1! é ee *D I'LL BLOW TH’ VARMINT TO KINGDOM COME! thinking i “ou' SNORT” THAT WILD, RAMBAGIN' 4 V STILL WUZ CT, BOAR JES BUSTED UP pty? f i i shachets : rivet anit Vi Fe ii i ii 2 E 3 i ‘ i] HE PROBABLY IT NEVER FAILS! EVERY WonIT EVEN WAKE TM I WANT TO TAK UP WHEN HE HITS NAP “TRS EAT TH! GROUND! “You look fine,” he said. “ WAYS ON ALW god —you can’t beat it. What miracles TH! SOFA: ‘4 Za ! = s it can work on a woman’s face are supposed to walk in these old | fresh convict places. By the way, when one wishes to eat in these what does one usually do?” con walks Che the hill to| tween Pat ‘ircular Qua: . You a colony of sixteen houses cannet support | in a shop. So you walk, It’s thing, I find. Makes a den. Which is as it be.” “I'd like to shoulder my burden right away, then. Care to walk down | show me where to ae ey caught a wave of heat on i | speaking held st-ermfy ieogd canwvasees for Melieado reece ion, She tensed at once and allowed hes eyes tO. SRPERIEE Toe SOK. lece es ae line, curve their faces as st out upon the narrow footpat “What a cool house yours must be!” exclaimed Melisande, shad- ing her face with a scarf. “I had aes it bere ng bean Cin red aul was silently con! the sprawling recreation centre beyond the tall fence and didn’t reply for several minutes. Finally That the pl und “That's the p over pee It’s wonderfull Walt ae awa: e iittle ids come out of schoo! e : you across, You won't like io at the brevity of the meal. supervisors, except one, it the kids—they’re wonderful—lots “WHEN you're through down of funny little refugee kids.” here you might care to see What a funny thing for Paul} my studio, Melisande.” to say, Melisande andl “I'd like to very much.” i: HOLLYWOOD Double Trouble NOTES For NYC Driver By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (Brandon, do! tan made something ef « spec. |you know your lines for the next| tacle of himself. scene?” First, Feldman crashed his car “I don’t know and I don’t care.” | inte the fender of Detective John And with that, Brandon deWilde, i hie ig 4 Sunday. Pes ing noted eldman‘s driv- old Binsiee: Se er’s license bere the notation: ‘Noid if not wearing glasses.” TREAD IT/—VYou'RE ‘ iT ON THE FRONT Pesnaae WHITCOMB, AND ne? HOW Bors ir |hopped on a bicycle and sped away OF YOURS 4 TRYOUT.’ GUESS THE NEWS. FEEL IT BE A “COVER |from the movie set. But he soon IF IT CLICKS, WE'LL MAKE returned and went through a flaw- if A REGULAR FEATURE! : ‘ i : ‘ |less rehearsal for the film version : pee 4 of “‘Member of the Wedding.” He is starring with the two perform-| This time with glasses on, ers who appeared with him in the) gFeidman got in his car to drive | plants, but in coal, railroad, auto play—Julie Harris and Ethel Wa-| away. Greatly agitated, he drove | and appliance industries, | ters. the vehicle inte another car and | Even if the strike should end | This sort of caper is exasperat-| caromed off i? inie — Detective | this week, it might be mid-August | ing to the boy actor's father, Fred-! Fleming's car. | before all the supply pipelines eric deWilde, who shates with his Feldman then sat on the ste- | could be filled again, and all com- wife the responsibility of keeping! tien house steps until a friend | panies have balanced inventories |prandon in hand during working | came te drive him heme, of steel products, industry sources | “He leads us a merry chase,” | |sctor ‘sad. tage Sidangnes Da - acto 4 9 By Jose Salinas and Rod Reed raston is no more trouble than Calleja s Buy any boy his age. It’s an age when they like to raise a little cain.” DeWilde told) me about their! 90,000 Property unique fam’ le. three are in po tasdaens, ‘and so far the| Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Calleja have | #Fe frozen. whole family has managed to | bought for $8,000 a corner proper-| These boats are idle work in Brandon's plays, which|ty at Caroline and Elizabeth St., the iron ore have been “Member of the Wed-| according to a deed filed at the | strike. Total ding” and ‘Mrs. McThing.” The|couthouse today. | the season. have father has functioned as stage| They bought the property from | one-tenth by the so far. manager, and the mother as un-| Mrs. Frances A. Bates, widow. mill stockpiles of ore may be e: derstudy hausted next cvs tba st munigne Dewise| MeKenna Elected |r." "“""°™"™" remarked. “He rises at 11, so he has a normal amount of sleep. | He spends an hour with a tutor) to make up the school he has missed in the morning. Then he/ school | mandant; Don E. Gustin, Vaytona | on eee 2 OP ORT | each, senior vice Commande:,| With steel inventories melting s Richard J. Rutan, St. Petersburg, | fast, the steel industry is He added hat he and his wife | sqiutant - paymaster; Mark R.|now that w! bave hy hag to keep Brandon 4/ Hawkes, Gainesville, judge advo-| steel mills normal boy DAD! DAD. LSAW MR. IT’S COLOSSAL! ITS TERRIFIC. IN foe WE'LL GIVE THIS. : FACT, IT'S WONDERFUL: TUALLY * YOUNG COLUMN"IDEA ) 4G MEAN I'M Layoffs in industries using steel Feldman was not wearing | will come faster. By the middle of glasses. Fleming took him to a | next month most big manufaetur- station house and gave him a | ers would be cutting back. Already hundreds of thousands are being idied — not only in steel fabricating (| | | ee Res BULLETS’ SENTRIES HAVE DONE THER WORK WELL. THE LAST OF CISCOS ‘RESCLERS” ARE iE geiies | public *g 3 By Roy Gotto Jirines. “1 didn't want him to po i At Gmst his parents declined, to a professional school, where the iqnowing what brats child actors kids compare each other’s salaries. can become. But they | Acting is just fun to Brandon. Why, and Brandon was an instant for the first year, he didn’t even know he got paid for it. His un- derstudy let the information slip | one day “Likewise, we don't allow Bran- gay don to read anything about him-iqpey correct him until the lines self in the paper. We don't even let bim see his picture in the p2- pers, except for caricatures, which |, he likes. Our main trouble is with} « other people who tell him bow good be is. We try to discourage that, but it's not always possible.”