The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 30, 1954, Page 9

NICK HALIDAY THE KEY WEST CITIZEN —by Keats Petree sup BUT THERES GOMETHING WE ECT TO 00 NeXT WEEK, ALONG WAY PROM HERE! PUT ITHERE) [AND HERE, PA— o> BYTHPHONE| [MA SAID YOU'LL ) 54 PROBABLY NEED THIS ga Ss " +) STONE UNTURNED IN OUR EFFORT TO ARRIVE AT ae AND JUST ‘ THAT'S ALL )WHEN I FINISH _\ THE POOR ¥ THE LESSON WE OLD THING ‘SIT AROUND AND HAS, IM / TALK INSECTS? AFRAIDE re HE'S A CS Ce a But within THE FIELD OF HURTLING METEORS. THEY'RE NOT HERE. THE! LADIES IM SORRY WEVE AUL NOTICED IT? ABOUT THAT GANGSTER) ABOARD CAPTAIN, —— YOURE GOING TO TAM THEY STAY IN THEIR CABINS. WE'LL BE BACK TO RA HAUNT THEM! | Ee SF AT EACH PORT \ NOW-NOW-<HAVING | [SUDDENLY A ROUGH] 7” OKAY, | AFEW CAME \THE APE” ABOARD VOICE IN THE SHIPS; EVERYBODY!) uy |QINING SALON+~ STAY PUTS y, mene =F WHAT HAPPENED: DID SHE CALL A COP BIG BEN BOLT PRACTICALLY KIDNAPPED GEORGE ANAKARA AND WHISKED HIM UP TOMEBT HER FOLKS. SEEN TE EXPRESSION: ON HIS FA: LAT THE CEDRIC FAMILY MANSION ! ew ALL T 1S ONE THAT'LL GET KIN ONE PIECE/ AINT LZ TOLD VE A HUNNERT TIMES IT'S DANGERSOME FER LEETLE YOUNG-UNS TO PLAY WiF (MATCHES? YE GO CHASE ESELF Ht Tu TEND TO TH’ FIRE IK SN I GOT TH’ LEAVES ALL RAKED UP IN A PILE LIKE NE TOLD ME--GIVE ME A STRIKE-MATCH, AN’ TUL SET ‘EM A-FIRE ye T KNEW THAT CHARLES HAD BEEN BRIEFE? ON HOW TO. SHOOT IN AN EMERGENCY,” ID JUNE. You'VE BEEN ENGAG! TO HEAPS OF THEM WE HAD FUN TALKING IT’S BEEN NICE SEEING ee | you er! T REALIZE WE CERTAINLY | | THAT PEOPLE CHAI 01D, MANDRAKE! —by John Cullen Murphy —by Edgar Rice Burroughs