The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 24, 1954, Page 11

NICK HALIDAY DONT TELL ALFRED THE PORCH LIGHT 1S OUT— HE'LL BLOW OUR FUSES TRYING TO rr LEP Quite A Few. ‘TREMEMBER ONE FELLOWS GREATEST DESIRE WAS A BARREL WANTED MONEY) Fae OF DIAMONDS ~" (MOST OF THEM THE KEY WEST CITIZEN —by Keats Petree | DON WINSLOW SOME FELLER THAT THE GOVERNOR WAS, WUZ_ LOOKIN’ “GnEWEN ne EME) YOURE CONF DROPPED! / R Gis THIS TIME WE BLEW OUT THE LIGHTS THERE HE GOES IN THE WHOLE DOWNSTAIRS NEIGHBORHOODS, NOw /7 =YOWP!_.WiTH AN 2 * ARMORED HIDE! WE'RE WW FOR tt! 5/ “ANOTHER FELLOW, CONTINUES VIZA, “WANTED TO MARRY A FAMOUS MOVIE STAR. AFTER A BIT OF TROUBLE 1 WE GOT HER ALL RIGHT. UNFORTUNATELY. iy | fe E YOu! Two IN ONE! —by Frank V. Martineh oO TIGERS AND PROCEED TO CHEW EACH OTHER UP WAS MAKING A MISTAKE ore BOTH THE CHAMP AND BRIAN ARE “CIRCLING 42O.ND EACH OTHER NOT A BLOW HAVING BEEN THROWN: GINCE THE BELL RANG... STAKE ITBACH! BRAN JUST THREWA _ ,\ STIEE LEFT THAT MADE THE CHAUP GHEAD / | ove ROCK LIKE IT WAS ON HINGES... AN’ HIS WIFE-MATE ER A_EATIN' Fi PLACE, Paw, AN! T GIVE ‘EM SOME GRITS, COLLARD GREENS AN' BUTTERMILK AN' COLD BISCUITS, AN! THEY LECT ME THUTTY-TWO WHOLE I SHOULD HAVE HAD PRINTED THE ANNOUNCEMENTS: *SuBJECT. - + BUT THE WE! DDING MOM, PLEASE.’ INVITATIONS ARE OuT! x I DIONT SAY y PRD |LATER:] WERE THEY ARE, SHERIFF THANKS TO C'SCO AND CARTER WHO.