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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1958)
colls 11 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON sunday, December 2, 1958 "S7 CRIMESTOPPERS textbook IF BV ACCIDENT VOU DAMAGE A PARKED CAR AND CAN'T LOCATE THE OWNER. WRITE A VOUP NAME AND ADDRESS ON A PIECE OF PAPER AND LEAVE IT UNDER HIS WINDSHIELD WIPER. TO AVOID A HIT-AND-RUN CHARGE. k-T--. U m. 1 111 I mil M-sassr V THAT MUST BE SOME PARTY GOING ON UP THERE THERE ' ' KTHAT SHO ER OF GLASS REMEMBER ITS" AND THIS BROOM JUST CHRISTMAS, MISSED ME BY MAN. DONT TWOf.FEET. r LET IT r n it y v ir. vr i 1.1 - 1- a M l : r i r ia mi... iSft JTWS UUhCTUfeTHkS CHRISTMAS , , P. :C KSSLHNCY FROM LOUDSPEAKERS M THE STREET BEGIN5 TO TRICKLE JSlNALLY KNOCKING THE GUN FROM ER MOTHERS HAND BY HURLING A BROOM, POPSIE STANDS MOMENTARILY FROZEN BETWEEN HER MOTHER AND HEADACHE. IHHESF r 1 lit iM.iii'i! pliPli UmiEDI tf ISM hy. .v Th. Chic Tribunt. mm ND AT HEADQUARTERS, TRACY, SAM AND LIZZ HAVE BEEN LISTENING VIA THE PLANTED 2-WAY WRIST RADIO. YOU'RE SURE THAT WASN TAGUNSHOT? POPSIE, WE'RE , Jh S ' ( LEAVING HERE yV TONIGHT, NEVER. Tft NEVER, NEVER J aid f Y5 AID SOMETHING YESTERDAY ANNIE. Y'SAID Y'FELT Y1C0ULD BE MORE USEFUL LIVING HERE WITH ME, THAN JVNQ . WITH MY NEPHEW, T. T. Better by far you should forget amd smile, .-"" than that you should remember' h v : . AND BE SAD." -Christina ROOTrrrt- r : I WELL, THINK I CAN. AUNTIE SUSIE. . YOU DON'T REALIZE MY CHILD. BUT YOUR COMING HAS BROKEN A SPELL.' IVE WANTED TO BE ALONE --TO THINK! TO REMEMBER! 1lJllJ YOUVE TAUGHT ME SOMETHING, GIRL? COURAGE TO FACE THINGS AS, THEY ARE! I'M AN OLD WOMAN. YOU'RE A CHILD! BUT YOUVE TAUGHT uc Inure I cortKA Kinui rKt i'i I "TRY T'ACT MY AGE! Jrf lu'RE 1 . ' WUNNERFULj ;Vsusie. FOR. TWENTY YEARS I'VE SAT HERE AND THOUGHT! AND I'VE REMEMBERED! EVERY WAKING HOUR, IVE KEMEiyiPhKcp ; $ WEKN WHERE f TH'OLD GIRL KEEPS fc HER DOUGH. TRY ' TO GIT IN QUIET ! J T 1 sure! but if SHE DOES SEE ME, WIT THIS SILENCER, IT'LL STILL BE "QUIET." INSURE Y'CAN BUT Yt)IDN'T V" "f SAY I NEEDED Y'MOReTyOUVE I - GOT TACT! I LIKE THAT! f ' " AND YOU ALSO SAID WE'D" I L ALL BE "FAMILY" S--.. fr -:. ' . . SURE. I I I' of COURSE WE WILL ' MY 1 INtPHEW, T. TIDDLEWINK TIGER, YOU AND I, AND SANDY. NO FAMILY CAN BE REALLY H COMPLETE WITHOUT A SANDY till :m t " f WELL! NOW. ALL OF A SUDDEN. I'VE GOT MV THINKING DONPl AS TO.THEREMEMBERING? WELL. THUT ( EQUC nCC B IT THfll T ' j '" ' t wny I. 1-1 Ullf I WW ? J , NEITHER YOU NOR IVE GOT A FAMILY. I HAD ONE.' MAYBE I MISS "FAMILY" MORE'N IF I'D NEVER HAD ONE! BUT IVE BEEN A NINNY! I'VE PITIED MYSELF FOR TWENTY YEARS ! J ;.'rt.. -l, j F7 ioiv cuAt,ii 'o nu THE CHAIR IN MY BEDROOM, ANNIE. BUT I COULD GET IT ALL RIQHT 'J. If I'LL BE I 1 1 RIQHT BACK I I M WITH IT 1 I J AUNT SUSIE. I I '111 F 1 -"T
