The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 31, 1954, Page 11

NICK HALIDAY THE KEY WEST CITIZEN A PUBLIC CIRCUS \ WITH MORE PUBLICITY LIKE TAIS, EDNA! RIGHT TO THE VERY END! DUKE! HIS SHIP | OURSELVES! HE'D 1S NOWHERE BE VERY UNHAPPY IN SIGHT! To FIND US STILL - IN ONE PIECE! TURN OFF THAT RADIO, SPARKS! YOU WON MY WIFE SAYS THAT EITHER } YOU_OR SHE WILL HAVE TO_/ LEAVE THIS HOUSE), RD Don'T worry! BEN BOLT IT WILL BE, THE ; " ( ! SAKES ALIVE !! A I SHORE DO LOVE THIS TIME QF YEAR, MAW +-TH' SLEET AN! (CE AN' SNOW AN'-- MY GOODNESS ? YOU'RE sO. ITED ABOUT YOUR BUTTERFLY YOU FC YOUR TRUMPET, DEAR # year n\\ —by Wilson McCoy WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE, CAPTAINS ME, APE, | : RUNNIN THE SHIP NOW.i’M THE CAPTAIN. SAU a Cj = AND DON'T WORRY- MR. JIGGS --I'M SURE YOU'LL HAVE NO TROUBLE FINDING A NEW WIFE / om 4} eee ed ‘sin-~i] & ale a IT WORKED! SHE COULDN'T WAIT TO GET. RID OF Us? WHY, PAW !! SICH A ROMANTICAL CRITTER YE BE How's asour Ss MAKING 4 HABIT OF DATING eo 1 TOLD HER You WERE THE WORST-TEMPERED, MEANEST--Oh, I CAN'T : REPEAT IT. DIDN’T YOU CHANGE | THE NICK OF YOUR MIND —by John Cullen Murphy PHONE CAuEO/— SAID ITS /{ DOWN THE VERY IMPORTANT.” “HAUL! BETTER CALL BACK: - WHAT THAT GIRL TOLD ME ABOUT HIM IMAGINE IF de gg TIMEST HAD] | HIM/ HE THINKS WOMEN A NARROW | | TALK TOO MUCHY ESCAPE. | | AND Blah-blairbi: VZ XN THERE THEY GO! ~) YES, AND IN