The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 6, 1953, Page 8

Page 8 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday, March 6, 1953 FLASH GORDON WHAT. A SET-UP, GEORGIE! WE’ NINE HUNDRED YEARS IN THE PAST! THE MAYOR'LL WEVER SE ABLE TO TOUCH MG HERE! THE PERFECT HIDEOUT! HE SAD "COME FAST--DON'TEAT A TELE-THING. YOU ANE MA aves DON'T UNDERSTAND. Shhh--LET ME THINK-~ 3. ZISS INTERRUPTION, SS MAN ? 00 YOU NOT FABULOUS IR OF PARIS 1S Ny ING ZEE ERPIECE ? pagare nacre: — HINKY'S CAN D HELP ITIF IM WRES'STIOLE 2 GET Dan Barry NOW GET OUT OF HERE Je= With ZAT SILLY se. King meen Spat Se Sul ge om Seven Report For Duty With Copter Group Seven new enlisted men have recently reported for duty with Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squad- ron One here. They are. Earl Moody, Airman First Class, US- NR; Richard L. Leffingwell, Air- man First Class, USN; Stanley H. Becker, Airman First Class, US- NR; William W. Fewell, Aviation Structural Mechanic Airman, USN; Marshall W.’Guller, 1 tion Structural Mechanic Airman, USN; Norman C. Smith, Airman Second Class, USN; and Ralph K, Evans, Airman First Class, USNR. Among the biographical facts re- leased by the Navy about the seven men are the following: EARL MOODY Prior to joining HS-1, Moody was stationed at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola. Before entering the Naval Ser- vice, Moody graduated from Elli- son Ridge High School and thence began eight years of College, and the University of Mississippi. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Moody of Route 6, Louis- ville, Mississippi. RICHARD L. LEFFINGWELL Leffingwell. previously was at- tached also to the Naval Air Sta- tion in Pensacola. Prior to entering the Naval Ser- vice, Leffingwell graduated from Gonzales High School. in Gonza- les, California and attended the University of California at Santa} Barbara, California. He distin- guished himself in sports by win- ning numerous athletic letters in track and football in high school as well as in college. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. STANLEY H. BECKER Becker had previously been sta- tioned at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola. Prior to entering the Naval Ser- vice, Becker graduated from Bos- ton English High School in Boston, Massachusetts, and then attended Gunfighter's Return by Leslie Ernenwein “Bueno!” Maiben exc! grinned up at Rimbat tank ut “Light down, Jim. We'll have us a picnic.” age at twenty-four or five. Della asked, “Did you have any Sam?” “Half a peat Maiben said, iben had ced. “They almost pock-| ested in the food than in the girl who fetched it. yard. He couldn’t see the ridge , but reckoned it was due him, and that who- ever Pal poe a — "t expecti trouble from this direction. He was riding forward when he glimpsed a black horse that stood uite tree part way up the supe. id now, observing “Good country,” Rimbaud mused the long- ed Spanish bit that ride’s place. Booger Bill stayed at my heels half the night.” | Maiben hadn't slept and showed it i ined bloodshot condi- tion <5 “e see and in the Heapintey way he glancing up the trail. He said, “I dislike to shoot a man, but I'll put a bullet in that Booger Bill if he r hor poe ing the ed at shirt sleeve. Her eyes held the look of a squaw waiting to serve her brave. , | Smiled. glinted in the sunlight, Rimbaud s Except for that silver- inlaid bit he might have ridden into ambush. Survival could de- pend on trivial things. Although a patient scrutiny of the ridge disclosed n6 sign of the black's rider, Rimbaud felt confi- Espace sags ctl them. A man, by the 2 con- | size of hist boots, and Hid ud detecting no sign the University of Southern Califor- nia for four years. $ He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Becker of 12 Ormond Street, Boston, Massachusetts. WILLIAM: W. FEWELL Prior to reporting to HS-1, Fe- vice, Smith graduated from’ F ford High School in Grand Rapids, Michigan and worked for Améri- can Seating Company. in -Grand Rapids. . He is the son of Mrs. Bessie Smith of 2237 Paris §. E. in Grand Rapids, Michigan and ‘the hus- band of the former Miss. Patricia |Babka of 4554 Wakefield Avenue in Comstock Park, RALPH K. EV, Evans bad previously been sta- By Pau) Robinson | tioned at the “Naval” Air Station in Pensacola. : He graduated from | Washington High School | Agnles, California’1n mae it BABY SITTING. TOURNAMENT STYLE—There's nothing to chiter about—the home| team’ is behind—so 10-months-old Kathy Schemiber stakes time out at an Albert Lea, Minn., tournanient for a arlack. Her “sitter,”. Phyllis Hanson. a cheerleader for Ellendale, Minn. High School endures great pain, however, as her.team fights a losing battle. Ellendale lost to Emmons, 64-50, Katliy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis’Schember, Elien- dale.—(#) Wirephoto. course of instruction, in. air con- par yEnc oont y ‘ebeapey Fight For ope secre =| Old Oak Trees report back to Heli- Submarine Squadron WINTER PARK, Fiz. #—A Key West, Florida. He tas task the jforce of about 200 Winter Park |women is pledged to defend the’ | stately old oak trees lining Winter | Park Road against a widening pto- ; {feet FR Hy five | thought at once: Booger Bill. ot (To be pee 'Cow Proves Point ‘In Eviction Case Ames’ cow has proved her viz: that Ames’ next-door can’t keep roomers. has neen eating hay é E f ; cei thell Fikes rek Ate dl ie rr + geg itt ae e TENN. COON DOG GETS STUCK TO HIS JOB KNOXVILLE, Tenn, # ~~ | Councilman Cas Walker and some ifriends were hunting coons Satur- jaar night near ‘lawkinsville, Ga, About 1 a.m., they decided to wind things up, but Purple, a veteran coon dog, was nowhere to be found. + ‘They scoured the area without success. Bl}ie- tts Hr bat didn’t prevent them from standing | and sitting under the trees Wednes- | ‘day to ward off eoamruction crews. | aa Frank Holland, cvunty enctoeer, “Pick a tree and park.” is the | said he dide't know what was ge women's motte..Mrs. Jeri Evans, | ing to be done shout it. Wate. ORGE A GENT a