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Newspaper Page Text'4 ) TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. July 6. 1944 I Allied Commanders In France Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers ihould addreti Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady 265 El Camino. B.yerly Hiiii. Calii. NEW TEETH INSTALL ED WITHOUT WAITING Let me tell you that what you aaid about immediate dentures is absolutely true (writes a read er). Six years ago most of my remaining teeth were ex tracted under a n e s t h esia. But previous ly my dentist had made im pressions and prepared the dentures I woild need. These were in- Dr Brad? stalled in my mouth when I awoke the nurse brought a mirror and when I looked I was disappointed, for I thought they had not extracted any teeth after all. I wore the new plates home that same clay, and they fitted so well that I could not remove thein for cleansing until three days later when I visited the dentist and he showed me how. I have never had any trouble or even enough discomfort to prevent me from wearing the dentures constantly ever since. And my digestion and health were never so good as during these past five years. So I know jou are right about immediate denture service, If that's what this U called, for I was th"re! Don't let any old fogy dentists anywhere cramp your tyle. (W.T.H.) Immediate denture service is the name dentists give such ser vice preparation of the den ture In advance, so that it will be a perfect replica of the pa tient's original teeth, gums, etc., an installation of the denture immediately after extraction of tooth or teeth, before the patient leaves the office. Denture means a set of artifi cial teeth from a partial denture (two or more teeth) to a full denture (all the teeth in upper or lower Jaw). The Immediate denture ia not always so nearly ideal as the reader's proved. In most cases some further care and adjust ments or even remodelling are required, but In a good many instances patients can and do wear their new teeth without serious discomfort from the hour after extraction. Wearing plates Immediately controls the healing process and favors formation of normal or natural gum or other supports for the plates or dentures, wear ing the new teeth constantly, in stead of imposing disuse upon the mouth, teeth, gums, Jaws, mucous membrane, glands, mus cles, face, tongue for weeks or months, favors maintenance of good digestion (salivary diges tion occurs not only in the mouth but continues, in the healthy person, for half an hour or more after starchy food has entered the stomach), good nu trition, vite, efficiency and good looks, if any. tjlESTlONg A ANHHKKS U'Plik Ankles My slstr has very weak ankles. Can you suggest anything to strengthen them? (Miss C. U.) I Answer Uauallv that means tro- nated feet, potential or functional I flatfoot. Commonly occurs In grow ing boys and girls whose Intake of vl- i tHmln D and calcium la deficient, i Send ten cents and stamped envel ope bearing your address, for booklet Care of the Feet." The DooKlet elves , exercises for correction of weak feet. Insomnia Versus Dope If you can help me to sleep it will be a miracle. Haven't alept more than four or five hours a week without taking sleeping medicine for several ! years. U B. J. Answer Even allowing for the cus- ' tomary exaggeration 1 sueirest that remaining awake for several hours when you think you should be sleep ing Is miieh less harmful to heath, much lew dangerous to life, than tak ing sleeping medicine. The popular conception of Insomnia Is far too morbid and frightful. On request I'm glad to mall pamphlet "How to Sleep Well" If you provide a stamped en velope bearing your adrireaa. But It does not suggest any sleeping medi cine or any drug to substitute for sleeping medicine. You're headed In the wrong direction about that.' (Copyright, 1944, John P. Dllle Co.) p ii"i; . -.r :mu..t St. TT I r i JJ' 1 Vr 4 A HISTORIC WAR CONPEKENCR i ihown .akin place in thii picture Britain (jeneral Montgomery, commanding the Allied armies in Normandy, ii having hit nri meciini. on hrer.cn mil nun nit invasion army commander, America'! I.e. General Omar Bradley. They are porintf over maps in field at the American, British and Canadian .roups fight their way relentlessly fur nard within fun-range of the scene. On the Radio Chains 8TATION8I Chain affiliation and where they are on the dial: KAI.K (MHS) mo. Portland. KK (Mtc-ltlue) IIIIO. Portland: KI1A (Nlll.'-lllue .MHS) I MO Spokane: Kl( (MIC-lllue) Hlu San Frumlsru; KlltV (MIC-Ked) 6211. Pcirlland: H.IK (MIIMIIuel 1000. Km I lie; K N X (CHS) IU70 l.os Angeles; KOA (NIII'-KeUI H.1U Denver: KIIIN (t'HS) 070. Port la ii il: HOMO (MIC-Ked) .V) Keiittlr: KI'O (MIC-Ked) BHD Kan Frnnrlvo; KSL (HIS) 1160 Bait Lake III., Time Shewn Is PVYT COURT HOUSE NEWS Marriage Licenses Walter Brayles and Katie Sit ton Frideger. Raymond Clarence Williams and Margaret Jean Austin. Gordon Lester Homstad and Laura Hullo Shannon. Andrew II. Bergo and Gladys Nan Hup-. DWorces Filed Josephine DcLonge vs. Opal A. DcLonge. Joaquin Ammo vs. Isabel .maro. Probate Court Estate of Henrietta Hoslcy, deceased. Eslnto of William B. Pracht deceased. Estate of Bertha L. Evans, deceased. Heeds . H. MeN-abb, isabell H. McNahb. Nora A. McNahb and A. U. Mi'Nabb to Tliomaa L. Wiggins and lAvlna M. WlKKlns, warranty deed. Belle Jorgenaen and Andrew Jor genneri to Mra. Margaret Walsh, war ranty deed. W. R. Windsor and Leota Windsor to Edwin C Monahaii and Lyda Mona hsn, warranty deed. Kdwln C. Monalian and Lyda Mona haii to Hiwh M. Tucker and Char malne S. Tm-ker, warranty deed. K. B. Maddo and Zeta Maridox to Ray B. Hnnders and Alvlra K. Han dera, warianly deed. A. J. Hodm-n and Estelle B. Hodil en to II. Cl. Buiks and Charlyn 1. Burks, warranty deed. Jennelto M. Aliens to Bhelby M. Tuttle and Emilia Q. Tuttle, war ranty deed. is. r. ( raig and Rachel Ann cralg ii. a. . to Leonard O. Nuttall and Dulcle Nuttall, warranty deed. Stanley Plctrzalc to Delia Plshor. warranty deed. Lena M. Isaac to M. V. Root, R. W. Root and D. Q. Root, warranty deed. Walter B. Stroud and Oraee V. Stroud to Guy E. Brynlug and Isa bel! A. Brynlng, warranty deed. Verner E. Carson and Lavlna 8. Carson to Letter L. Lauger and Eve lyn O. Langer, warranty deed. Beryl E. Kramer and Cl, N. Kra mer In Thomas P. Buch and Lola Ann Buck, warranty deed. Delia Fisher to Stanley Pletrrak. warranty deed. O. Amsplger. Helen Arnsplger. Prank C. Dlllard and c.'athryn Dlllard to H. J. Marsh, warranty deed. Slate Land Board to Porest C. Mc Oullough and Mary t. McCullough. deed. Archla Albert Snllr.lrr and Cynthia E. Sultrier to Allegra L. Clrecn, quit claim deed. Iilabella Brlggs to P. B. Simeon and PYsncea Slmrox. warranty deed. May K. Oreen to Noel P. Kellogg, quitclaim deed. W. E. Case and Clara H. Case to Oeorge A. Hoot and Alicia K. Root, warranty deed. W. P. aarrlson to Jsmes P. Plever and Hare) H. Pleyer. warranty deed. J. T. Johlwm and Cora L. Johnson to W. L. Oreen and Vesta Oreen. warranty deed. Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company to Helen Bundy Carpenter, warranty deed. Helen Bundy Carpenter and Al fred 8. V. Carpenter to Jackson County Recreation Committee, deed. i-Tanx jortlan and Msvble Jordan lo Noel VI. ,.,r) in(l g. llfril, warranty deel. Elon I. Waggener and T.vrtla gener to Clarence M. Martin, warranty deed. Mabel J. Barber to Dalferd nnekl and Ruth Buckles, warranty deed Jarkaon Coiuitv to P. T Knterlrk and Hattle Rmerlek. Oeor r.rneft Lyman. Oeome Blaylock. W. O. Blay. tax deeds. Thursday 6:00 p. m. Terry and Plratea. BN; Oalen Drake, CBS, OK for Release NBC. 5:15 p m. Dick Tracy. BN: Super main MBH, Sphlitlcatcd Swing. NBC. 5:30 p m. Jack Armstrong BN; Harry Plannery, news, CBS; Tom Mix. MBS. 6 At p m.Louta P Lochner. NBC: Hon Hnrrlgan, BN: Oordon Burke, MBS; news CBS. Adventures of Turn MIX. MBS 6 00 p m Mi.alo Hall, NBC. Majoi Uuwea, CB: Oabrlel Heiitter MBS 6:16 p m. fteturn of Nick Carter, MBS; Ocrcen Test. MBS. 6 30 p in - lion Burns NBO: Spot light Bands, BN: Conllw Archer. CBS; htiirllt;ht Horeiuiilc. MBS. 7 00 p. rr.. Harry Savoy. NBC; Ray mond Oram Swing, BN; The First Line. CBS. Henry Gladstone. MBH 7:15 p m.Lowell rhumaa, MBS 7:30 p m March ol Time. NBO. rted Rvder. BN. Here's to Romance. CBS Cisco Kid. MBS. 8:00 p. m. Mercer's Muslo Shop, NBC: 1 Love a Mvstcry. CBS: Psul Nellson. news. BN; Pick and Pat lime. MBS. o 15 p m Nleht Editor. NBC; Lum mid Abner, BN: Passing Parade CBS 8.30 p. rh. Those We Love. NBC; Death Valley Da vs. CBS. 9 00 p m. lne Aldrlch Pamils NBC: News MBS; Joe E Brown, BN. 0.15 p in. Ilex Millet. MBS 0:3(; p m. EI.erv Queen Mysteries NBC: Orson Welles. CBS; Fulton Lewis. Jr . MBS 10 00 p in News Plashes. NBC: Town Meetln. BN. Wings Across West Coast. MBS 10 30 p m. Strings for Meditation Ml-.-:: Jimmy Dnrsev Orch . CBS. 11 00 p m Hotel Blltmore Oreo. NBC; Newa. CBS. Ted Malane, BN. 7:30 p m. Bill Stern Sports New. reel. NBC: Stage Door Canteen CBS; Lone Ranger. MBS, Nero Wolfe, BN ' 8 00 p. m. Mercer's Music Shop, NBC; I Love a Mystery, CBS; Paul Nellson, news, BN. 8:16 p m. Fleetwood Lawton. com mentator. NBC: me Parker Family BN. Press Club CBS 8 30 p. m. The Thin Man, NBC; Gang Busters, BN; It Pays to Be Ig norant, CBS; Name hat Song, MBS. 9 00 p rn. Furlough Fun, NBC; Hour. CBS; News, MBS; Ice Coffee Time. CBS. Meet Your Navy. BN. 0 30 p m Pulton Lewla. Jr.. MBS: Three Suns Trio, NBC; Army Service Forces. CBS. 8:45 p m. Lee Slmrnt. pianist. NBC 10 00 p m. News. NBC: Slnfonlet ta. MBS; Bal Tabarln Cafe Orch . BN: 10 16 p m. Slmonletta MBS 10:20 p. m Stories ot the West. CBS 10:80 p. m. Thomas Peluso Orch.. NBC. 10:45 p. m. Paul Page, singer, NBC; Amnaanador Hotel Orch.. "BN. H OC p m - Hotel Blltmore Orch.. NBC. bis Moving World. BN: Newa. itxi. Burglar's Loot Found in Church Evanston, 111., July 6 (U.B Police who had searched for the loot from several Evanston bur glaries found it in the base ment of the First Methodist church. The confessed burclar. Kenneth Altenburg, 21, absent without leave from the De Rid der, La., air base, led them to the stolen articles. He said he had been living In the Boy Scout room at the church for more thar a week without the knowl edge of church officials. In San Francisco's Chinese legitimate theatres, admission prices decrease as the evening progresses. lock. to Laurence P.. Neely and Luelli Weely, warranty deed. Earl P. Hhlrlry and Bessie M Shir ley to Frank W. Little, jr.. and Mel Vina A. little, warranty deed. Orvllle 1. Jnhnmm and a'thel R. Johnson to Evelett P. Kckholm. war rant v deed. John w. Mills and Dorothea Mills to William Mark Harper and Lola V. Jlar-r, waliimly denl Jesse E OIhn Ralph If OIbm slid Mae Olsss to Cali fornia Oregon Power company, right of way. Edward Luiidberg and Maria C. LundtK-rg. oHieetit to rttfht of way. Floyd I. Barlow and Hull, A. Bar low to levl Arthur Motlanen. war ranty deed Roy Klll. lt and Mil-tied It Elliott to C. C. Intimmond and Kllrabeth M Drutnmomt. wartanty deed. i F,rt-atd W. Hotfnmn and Elizabeth M. llotfnian to F. J. Newman, trustee, wairauty d--d. F. J. Nen.n. ttuntee. to rVlward W. lloflninn and Elrabeth M Hod man, spennl warranty deed. Fred J Len.ler and Mamie B. r-n-gler to Earl F Pollock and Bessie H. Pollock, fitiltcinlm deed Pan-Air Clipper Sets New Record New York. July 5 (U.RiA1 42-ton Pun-American Airwnvs Clipper established a world's record in commercial air trjns purtntion when it flew the 1 870 air miles from Africa to. Fniiiy u. Olass. I Nntal, Brazil, with 51 passengers, ' otni pounas of cargo and a crew of 10, it was announced when the ship landed at La Guardia field today. The previous record over thi part of the Atlantic was eslnb- liMird several weeks ago when persons mid a cargo of 650 pounds were carried. Priday 5:00 p m Terry and Pirates BN: i Oalen Drake. CBS: OK for Helenas i NBC 5 16 p m Dick Tracy BN; Super , man. MHS; Sophisticated 8wlng, NBC. o .iu p m Ja-:k Armslrotia MN. Hsrry W. Flsnnery. news. CBS: Ad- I ventures of Tom Mix. MBS I 6 ! p m -Units p Lochner NBO: I Hop Harrlgan. BN; Gordon Burke. 1 MBS. News. CBS 6 00 p m Walts Time. NBC: Oa- I oriel Heater, MBS; Hollywood Show- se, CBS. j "11 p m Screen Test, MBS. I 30 p m - People Ar niimi NBC: Spot:igl:t Bsnds HN. That Brewster Bov CBS: Double or Nothing MHS ! 7 00 D. m. ll-ston Blaekle. Nile- : Dttiante and Moore, CBS: Tiny Full- , ner. MBS. 7:15 p. m. Lowell Thomas. MBS; 1 EARLY NEWS by LOWELL THOMAS 7:15 p.m. DON LEE-MUTUAL Standard of California Church Young Folk Return From 7 -Day Fir Point Meeting Jacksonville, June 6 Rev. Lawrence H. Mitchelmore and a group of young people from Med- ford, Phoenix and Jacksonville returned Monday after spending! seven days at the Presbyterian! conference at Fir Point, Glen- dale. Ore. This year with Mr. Mitchelmore as director and dean' there were 78 delegates from 23 j churches of the district. At the same time a junior high Pioneer, camp for boys and girls 12 to 14 years was held with the Rev. Oscar W. Payne, Marshfield, as dean. It reported 87 delegates from 19 churches. Delegate. from this section were: Medford Presbyterian church, Mercedes Swing, Betty Rogers, Marjorie Thompson, Re gina Mark, Helen Robertson, Mary Glascock, Elaine Sialker, H o r t e n s e Jennings, Bruce Y'Blood and Pioneers James Baker, Martin Grubb, Carol Lausmann, Nancy Newbury, Rosalie Glascock; Phoenix church, Beverly Wilson and Pioneer Jewell Hutton; Jackson ville church, Wanda Meyer, Phyllis Wendt, Charlotte Nieder meyer and Pioneers Lynn Bernt son and Donald Wendt. Chalkar'i Motel t Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB (Ulfli-ers & ( Ivitiani.) Dine llance Refreshments Closed Mondays Keseriallons Thursday Private Parties (Inly. No Tax No Cover rharce. Phnue Gold Hill 474 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN HIX HAND TmUEY CARS ON THE. ISLAND OP MOZAMBIOle mjMBOTH WAYS ON A SVOLt rACK... WHEN TWO UATED OF? THE Tf?ACK AND REPLACED ON THE OJHEf?5IDE. SDWAZD MIDDUTOM- HEf?0 OF THE PLAY THE E&MKAflD , HAS SEEN DRUNK ON THE STAGE EE?y 'NIGHT EOA?, II YEARS, BUT IN fWVATE LIFE HE IS A STRICT ABSTAINER V U f I OF f . HELD BY MK. CHARLES , P Kn BARGAINED ZX" A 'i V k FUlz MIS LI U i. "'srnosavs I Otatr. er i.Mtc restart ia(sraU. laa I BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH " " ! tgrogray N0-BUT HISVl'ROOST I I WHftR KIN I " v fljll Pi ' iffS ON TREE. LUYB- JUST ) FIND VOCE O '-rw- Kiyl lym BLONDIE ZZZ i ,M.-?iiiFKr,'i-,,, iiiiii'iiiiiri11" ihs; i mE(?E.COOWE, S HLl r 7ulETHAr.'T a ( GIVE IT TO ME-- ) "ipi : "''V S WAK.' ILL THREAD THE 3- " II I! . -y ( NEE0LE FOR YOU Lr ' 1 ' ' 4$m- jmm kr S p - u ' ' "' 1 : .-. J BUZ SAWYER REMEMBER, YOU GUVS HERE HS COMES V t OUNNO. NJ ii'M HWDIIMG THEN YOU'D BETTERl,. iff 'T I f OOefT GET TRIGGER-HAPPY. FOR ANOTHER UNOINdf JUST TESTING a OKAY NOW,) GET SOME REST, F"?? k J THAT'S ONE OF OUR PILOTS WHATS THE IPEA? A. IT I GUESS. . POPS. BUZ. YOU'RE TAKING f jrfVtMi THAT jAP PtANE 'f ' IN SIX H0U-7f 'pT ! tr rf fi 7- I, L1L ABNER ei i i "-vS- r J i,r It's easy! Juit ordef Clicquot dub Ginger Ale-pm'orf. One sip of its flavor-aged goodness and you're sold! Get the bargain-buy the full 32-ounce quart. CLICQUOT CLUB UlRtNLK AUE. CLICQUOT CLUB BOTTLING COMPANY (A-l Beverage Company) 301 No. Fir St.. Medford Phone 3873 Crossword Puzzle PEL VIOLS PUZZLI 4CBOSB 1 Btbllctl region 5 Waterway iO Coacb U Can be doment'cated IS Toward 4 Fleer ts Public DOtlM 17 Bother 19 Drawing room 10 U 8 governing; bod? lo Italy uobr tt-Unbleached 13 King Artbur'a lanca 14 Wing 15 Irlab rlTer TT niumlnawd 2 a Boredom , 29 Raft 32 Elect rined particle 33 Separate! 34 Prohibition 39 Anrtent 37 Hlndu god 38 Fool 39 Overflow 41 -Delve 43 Eit'ta 43 Ltft 45 French article 46 A reading 48 Prencb painter M Carry 61 Beverage '5:,:s;- s:t;s:c!l!S ? R w 'vjg'g N ElU'AIL r e .m!p io 5 ETa i ja'o;!v C'w A; i Nj5 S'LT. ; 5.0(5" - z v-a's e1hT:a so IO ' "" II " " "" il ll-!! ZZ l-il: ifc 00 WW 1 Legate 3 dun god 3 Ripen 4 confusion 5 Chic Ken ft-fio be it 7 Nearer (dial.) 8 Jewish month 9 Sautb America animal , 10 Most ratlonaJ 11 Claw 12 Margin 15 Bounce ofl 18 Large altar 20 Changed 23 Junction 34 Assisted 25 Sister , 37 Varnish Ingredient 59 Kind ol hawk 30 Biacfcsmltb 31 Practice 33 Racial group 34 Confine 35 Piece of property 38 Reveal 39 Blackthorn trait 40 A volcano 43 Superlative ending 44 Seed 47 Thua 4 Uu&icaJ not ft HARDIE SPRAY RIGS NIAGARA DUSTERS O Sales . . O Genuine Parts Dependable Sorvice McCOY MACHINERY COMPANY 111 North Fir Phona 341S Medford Vatican Employes May Get Pay Hike Valican City. Jtilv 6 (UP I Cardinals (nrmlnii tl. arimlnis. M5rur i ..si-,,,.. rn.,.1.,,,, irniivr board of thi Hulv Sit- and Mlllsn fwhrrirh warrenty ilred. I ,. ., . .. ' Nriiir s how sun John V. (K-how!111 within the next few U w. A. MiK-re iuii-isim nerd, j days to consider rnLet In snlnry oho Bi.nnsn in Marlon c. Varnell ; (or all Vittiran enuiloves botii and Mnvme 8. Vainrll. warranty deed. c-rir, ...j l,,,. ' ' A. Isn 1st- Slid Brsle K. Tsle tollrrlc "na '" WjtIps E ln-rnr and Agnss L. Brrrj, . Since the jlarl of the war the warranty d.-i. Vatican has raised oluri... n,ro tline.s, but the Increases still are not considered snlficient to meet present costi of living. Cardinals i now receive a aahiry of 7,000 lire, or su a month. It. K. Ctx-hnria. to It. K. Corltrane, quitclaim dt H. I Co.-hisn' lo lrtn H.ysn and Anna Itoyiin. warranty dd. Walter J. Hruwnliu and Itlssnor; B--lil.c BroanhiB to Iva llr.-lt i TnoinaA. vsrranly drd. .lf.,. Thorn and Iva Uroclt T'.eoi'A to Marlon It. Arnold and V it tlw tl Arnold, warranty dard. S'. ni. Wliralar and Maoel Bskar lo i -if .i oia orrgon Powar company, r! t of way .'7 A. White and Barbara Mat Whits to llls nslier. dead. FTcd R. Wrst and Etlifl M. W-sl to Honry L. Usle and Flora Dal, war ranty dead Tlia n.xitti-Kelly Lumber company to Medl'Hd Corporal Ion. warranty de.d. Tha rtdcral Laud Bank ot Bpokant Cl.nj ttms lor Clsaallled ads a. m Too Uts to llaully. u JO p. m. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilian! only Dellcloui chicken and steak dinners. 7 00 p. nv, Sam, except Sunday Phone dav time J300. niKht 0101. 4 cv. I DIFFICULT DKCISIONS m r.i irrAS wn liams J - I K .CV V c I . K.ii R-fisr vxes khm v TV NEf HfJ A i'iTC-v; a ,-..'w ,f iwur. 5U nr.fiT ri;f?-sr vacW khai M TO M TVAIW ef WVI .Vr int ;,i or as? f.tf T'B Ci L'f "? lrM MI6 eH vwtrvn vry ALt.1 rTt BMAOCKO VO' w5 OtAOY T OO AWrTMIH' to' iocu., raARi.us row OOait.'r- waL-IN TOOAYt STRIP, fTtt5 FODiCK l ALL RKAOY T'MARRV THT GAL ."-AM eANS MAKRYIN' SAM AUONG -rsee es vo' vta A man O VO'woaio -o jest A CHIAP MKt,7 KCJ WILL VD-HAVE TH Ct LUKE TWO-OOL- I I HA f.'- JEST LlrtH AH HE H Al NT DOME IT VET K '-WA LAM WEDOIN'WiF HOOTiM- AN- I I THOUGHT.' YO' HAINr AH COT CONCV-LXlNCP ' Vj ICK.I HOLLfBIN'.WEPIPe AN-waiUN-AN' MAN ENOUGH T Do IN HIM'.'-HE'LL EXCAPP f -: 1 TM"Se!ILIL FiMlSH WHAB AH DOES A WHUT YO' an ami, . i J- tF Wr((MP")-WEK BUCK AN" WING OUTA TH- HOUSE-OH JwTr BOTH GONFRSfr- -T-ONLY thTnTI WILL YO' INSIST ON TH" CHEAP ONE- . POtS.r- JJfTPX HE IS MA-T.DEE.U. f-J TW TS I BOLLAM RUSH-ORDER TYPE WEDOIN' V -dVijna WHUT HB POPS T WAIT AN' !ee WHICH IS SO DULL. AM 60 HOOMILIATIPt' V?rJ"--'-?a AM WILL DO f.'- ) WHUT fVah, I THET A MAN WOULD MAFTA HATE TH' - H Jk V' iTw fTJS7n? ,t? 2221 IO I J4- ftj'v A I . COMICAL. STRIP , y.i szs t a i in 1 n r--i - fi-rH3id F-vQ. .-.s 1 1 Lirf---"-T'-r;l tlY,f 3 THE NEBBS -4t fe&if fN ifiBrjg s