SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 1949
WAN MORE DRESS EES lj'5 GOOD TO SEE YOU AGAHMR5. you HAVE MAIF , ,p -ruiTI I AS A WQMAN GROWS
SPOIL!. - ALWAYS I FORGET WORTH.'.. SINCE YOU LEFT, DAD HASn . .U WEEL OLDER,BEbT TAKES HER.
I AM NOT WEARING THE , BEEN AS SURLY A5 A PANTHERRRY HEEM ? L, LONGER TO MAKE UP EITHER
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THAT YOU, MARY? I THOUGHT JN . 'liSX?' I I RIGHT! I'VE BEEN THINKING- -THERE ARE L
SO! ..- LEARNING TO "SEE" WITH i S5ApRUM uatI NG?AB IJ N0CA5H DRAWERS IN COFFINS - AND I'D
MY EARS.'.. COME IN- ! jtii ' iS?sfe 1 A 'IVPS BETTER START GETTING RID OF SOME BALLAST.'
-L JTy f2i,T I "tP" BUT UNLOADING A TRUCK 15 DASH-BLANKED
i'VE MADE A FORTUNE FROM THE PENNIES 1. WHyi. .THAT'D BE WONDERFUL' W vJ
OF YOUNGSTERS AND I WANT TO PAY THEM if IFYOU THINK 1 CAPABLE ?-. ON THE DAY YOU BECOME MR5.
BACK--WITH INTEREST! HOW WOULD YOU M VHEN WO ULD YOUR PLAN OA DRUM GREEN W.
LIKE TO HEAD A FOUNDATION TO BUILD J& BECOME EFFECTIVE? v TJ CST
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