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Newspaper Page TextMISCELLANEOUS riT Bod? nd Fender Work end tar painting. Hawkins Uaraga. In i i.tHni Wra. Arnold with yean Lf axperlenca In San Francisco and ,ca Angetw. " gBS TRADING POST 1803 W lm we DUi ku, or uaoi t hona 107 t MARLETTE. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER illldlni. Remodeling and Cabinet Maker 311 LaurelSt- Phone 7Saa Ife I US FOR ROOFING Patching. WV'-M Matln0 Good caterlal eood woramanshlp Rainy weather lull around the corner Free estimate rail at 124 N Riverside or pbont 361 H C High. BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUcksmithing it'4 TRAILER" trouble, sea the Oakgrove Blacksmith Shop. Trail rs for sale, rent, or trade. 1st plsce east ol Oakgrove school bhnr.a Chiropractor M. NELSON Chiropractor painless tension wuuui wwjuuciiv. scientific! diet Dial 5887 Hours 1 p m 10 O P "1 "'cuima mug Buildina ItJTLT UP roofsT coating; free estl- mate: years or experience nui Fuaranteed HOWARD L BARTO Rt 1. Box 329. Central Point. Ore gUILD A HOME first Complete Home Phone 2K17 Corsetler JfUBONE The comfortable figure correction iuimii, stays elastic side gores and elastic often now available Phone 2083 Mrs Alice Seaman. 204 Genessee St gpEN'CER Individually designed foun dation KHrmclllo auu i.e.... -k- porta Mrs James Sullivan, regis tered Spencer Corsetler Telephone mi9 Fur Shop HARRIET'S t'UK "SHOP. 3rd floor Medford Center Bide. Complete fur service Lovely new fur coats fnr sale Phone 4567 Orchestra tVHliJJ In neecf of musicians for any occasion call J Vernon Marshall Secretary of M e d t o r d Musicians I'nlon Phone 7202 Gun Repairing MARTIN'S GUN SERVICI 41 South Front Repairing. Re-hluelng. Re-barrellng Insurance Till" FOLLOWING policies range" In price from S3 to S10: Fur Coat Policy. (All risk). Jewelry Policy. Owner's. Landlards and Tenants. (Sidewalks in bad condition, icy walks, toys on walks, garden nose on walk. etc. might result In law. suit.) Residence and World Wide Theft Policy. (Includes Holdup and Blcvcle theft.) Victor C. Sether. Brophy Bldg. INSURANCE FOR COMPLETE protection against loss by fire, burglary liability cas ualty. etc phone Walter Jones. 2570 Painting - Interior painting and furniture refintshlng. PAINTING -decorating, Cull 7201. Income Tax INCOME Tax Returns made out. VICTOR C. SETHER, BROPHY BLDG. Notary Public NOTARY PUBLIC After Hours and Holidays Walter Jones. Realtor Phone 2570 Instruction ACCORDION-STUDIO. 12iT West Main, phone 2753 Instruction Sat. urdays only. Special attention to beginners Roofing 66f contracting end roof repairs All types of roofing. Franchlsed Pabco distributors Workmanship and materials guaranteed Time payments Free estimates EKERSON PAINT it ROOF STORl 38 So Bnrtlett Phone 3843 Radio Triangle r a dToserVice sis Dakota Ave. Phone 5166 or 4514 Repairing on all makes of radios. prompt service. Bouse & Auto Radios repaired. Batter. les charged Albright's 216 Haven PRUITT'S Service Annex Radio end Sound svstem repairing Prompt service. 19 N Fir phone 6862. WALTS RADIO SER VICE Repairing on all makes radios and public address equipment 40D E Main Phone 32PP Vacuum Repairing tLMTROLUX for renT Rep air su vacuums Phone 5924 Jack Wilson 1020 East tlth Septic Tank Cleaning iEPTIC tank and cesspool pumping Also drain Ule and aeptlo tanks Installed Phone 2824 Piano Tuning PIANO TUNING and repairing Purueker Piano House, or phone 7359 W P Brooks Tile Work f OR CERAMIC tile work: wans floors dralnboards store fronts, call Mr Lambert 7:128 1118 W 8th St I I Transier CITY" TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO Complete transfer moving ana siur age service Also packing, crating and shipping by expert workmen 38 S Fir St Phone4S(i4mght 20,5 DAVIS TRANSFER i STORAGE CO Medtord modern storage service Long distance hauling Dial 2888 40 South Fir FURNITURE MOVING Si S'l'6(tAGE We have van moving equipment for local and long-distance hauling Dry and clean storage (concrete bulldlngl with special locker rooms at low rates SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone3756 tADS TRANSFER STORAGE CO A complete (rucking service to meet your needs. Dial 1121. DIOIINE'QUIHTS' always rely on this great rub for COOGHStCOLDS It Must Be Good! All tl-.ru the years-" toe 6rst sign of acol.'i the Quintuplets eneats. throau and barks are immediately rubbed with UMweroV 'a" to relieve cnu;- so-e throat sr.4 mux-le sorr-Mss of e-M. It vtua'ir rf br?" painful local r-nseo-n. .ak bremtt). inj easier. Great f-r c-.in-ups, too. las streogir-s. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Washina Machine. WASHING MACHINE and""XppUance repairs, white wringer rolls Sun beam Iron cords, and appliance accessories Complete stock of parts for au makes of washers Guaranteed service pickup and de livery We want sausfied custo mers Larson-May Co. 406 E Main by the Roxy theatre Phone 5302. EXPERT BENDIX "wsnTnTM7hine service Larson-May Co. 409 C 3"'" bJ Eoxy theatre Phone Well Drilling WATER WELL DRfLLINGEirpefl. need and reliable workmen Modern equipment. New casing used Delster and Cech 139 Van. couver Ave. Phone 7556. WELL DRILLING with modern equip, ment See Goft Bros at Stamper and Goft Bros Hardware 225 W Main Phone 3939 Medtord Jacuzzi water Pumps sales and service WATER WELLS drilled "wtTh "iSoderri equipment Call 7372 c O Simpson Drilling Co 1007 Reddy Ave Moving EADS TRANSFER sT"sT6rAgE Co Our own padded vans serving the entire Pacific coast Dial 7121 FURNITURE MOVING anywhere anytime City Transier & Storage Phone 4684 On the Radio Chain STATION! Casta adulation and where they are on the dial. KALE (MBS) 1330; Portland KEX (ABC) 1190. Portland; KGU (ABC) 810. San Francisco; KUW (NBC) 620, Portland; KJR (ABO 1000, Seattle; KNX (CHS) 1010. Los Angeles; KOA (NBC) 850, Denver KOIN ICBS) 910. Portland; KIIMO (NBC) 950. Seattle; KI'O (Mill 680, San Francisco; KSL (CBS) 1160, Salt Lake City. Time Shown Is PST WEDNESDAY 8:00 p. m. Terry and Pirates, ABC: O. K. Fnr Release, NBC; TBA. CBS; News, MBS. 515 p. m. Dick Tracy, ABC: When Evening Comes, NBC. 5:30 p. m. Jack Armstrong, ABC: News, CBS; Captain Midnight, MBS; News. NBC. 5:45 p. m. Elmer Peterson, NBC: Tom Mix, MBS; Raymond Swing. ABC: News CBS 6:00 p. m. Frank Sinatra, CBS: Treasure Hour of Song. MBS: Eddie Cantor, NBC; Dinner At Dinty's, ABC 6:15 p. m. Real Life Stories. MBS 6:30 p. m. Mr. District Attorney. NBC; Maisie, CBS; Spotlight Bands. MBS: Elmer Davis. ABC. 7:00 p. m. Kay Kyser's Kolleee. NBC; Counterspy. ABC; Follies, MBS. 7:30 p. m. Andrews Sisters, CBS; Lone Ranger. MBS. 8:00 p. m. Supper Club. NBC; Jack Kirkwood. CBS; Main Line, MBS; News, ABC. 6:15 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC; Jack Smith Show. CBS; Main Line. MBS: Lum and Abner. ABC. 8:30 p. m. Hlldagarde, NBC; Dr. Christian, CBS: Fresh Up Show, MBS 9:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. North, NBC; Jack Carson, CBS: News. MBS. 9:15 p. m. Golden Harmonies, ABC. 9:30 p. m. Easy Aces. ABC. 10:00 p. m. News, NBC; Music At Ten. ABC: Fulton Lewis. MBS.- 10:30 p. m. Orchestra, CBS; Fenne man'e Nlte Club, ABC; Thomas An thony and Orchestra. NBC; Excerpts From Great Music, MBS. 11:00 p. m. News, ABC: Serenade, CBS; Hotel Blltmore Orchestra, NBC. THURSDAY 8:00 p m. Sam Hayes and the News, MBS: O. K. Release, NBC; Terry and the Pirates, ABC; News, CBS. 5:15 p. m. Dick Tracy, ABC; When Evening Comes, NBC. 5:30 p. m. Jack Armstrong, ABC: Captain Midnight, MBS; News. NBC. 5:45 p. m. Elmer Peterson. NBC: Night News Wire. MBS; Raymond Swing, ABC; News. CBS. 6:00 p. m. Music Hall. NBC: Andre Kostelaneli, CBS: Gabriel Hcatter. MRS: Real life Story. ABC. 6:30 p. m. Bob Burns. NBC: Hobby Lobhy, CBS: Treasure Hour of Song, MBS: Detect and Collect, ABC. 7 00 p. m. Abbott and Costelto. NBC; Island Adventure, CBS; Cur tain Time. ABC: Music. MBS. 7:30 p. m. Fantasv in Melody, ABC: Red Rvder. MBS; Rudy Vnllee. NBC; Powder Box Theater. CBS. 8:00 p. m. Supper Club, NBC: Jack Kirkland Show, CBS; Lum and Ab ner. ABC. 8- 15 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC; Earl Godwin. ABC; Jack Smith. CBS. 8 30 p. m. Burns and Allen, NBC; FBI In Peace and War. CBS; Amer ica's Town Meeting of the Air. ABC; Rogue's Gallery. MBS. 9- 00 p. m. News. MBS: Dinah Shore. NBC: Ellery Queen. CBS; America's Town Meeting of the Air, ABC. 9:15 p. m. News. MBS. 930 p. m. Noah Webster Says, NBC: News. ABC. 10- 00 p. m. News Flashes, NBC; Music At Ten. ABC; Fulton Lewis. MBS. 10:15 p. ra. Lone Star Serenade. ABC. 10:30 p. m. Nlte Club. ABC: Sweet heart Swlngtlme. NBC; Orchestra, CBS; News. MBS. 11:00 p. m. News, ABC. THE GRANGE Phoenix Grange Phoenix Grange meeting Tues day was presided over by the new Master. C. L. Hockersmlth, with the new officers In the chairs. An interesting program of tableaus, songs, etc., was pre sented by the new lecturer, Ethel Carr. Committees for the ensuing year were appointed. Much ac tivity is planned for the winter months and it is the wish of all the officers and committee chair men that all grangers plan to attend the meetinES on the sec ond and fourth Tuesdays and help make this one of the big gest and best years for Phoenix Grange. The master Is especially anx ious that all members who can attend the state conference at Central Point Grange Hall at 8 p. m. Thursday. A prize Is to be awarded to the Grange with 25 per cent of their officers pres ent. Grangers going are asked to fill their cars with those who have no transportation. Phoenix Grange officers will demonstrate floor work. Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On CroomuWon rplleres promptly bo cauv It goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expek germ laden phfegm, and aid nature to soothe and heai raw, tender. In flamed bronchial mucous mem branes. Tell your drurost to seil you a bottle of Creomulslon with the un derstandln? you must like the way It qulcilv allays the cough or you are to have Your money bicK. CREOMULSION for Cough j, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Your Health and It's Care Br OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers should address Inquiries loi Dr. William Brady. 265 El Camino Beverly Hills. CalU. BEFORE YOU TAKE From what the Wiseacres tell me it is still a belief of the ig norant that a "good dose of salts of one kind or anoth er at regular intervals keeps you well or at least wards off illness by "cleaning you out" or some such absurdity. It not salts, then some oth er cathartic or pure ative of Dr. Brady "vegetable" in gredients or perhaps some con coction of "herbs", such as enl cidem esroh spelled backwards. Aside from the wear and tear on the delicate mucous mem brane lining the stomach and In testine, laxative or purgative doses of any of the saline cathar tics (Epsom salts or magnesium sulfate, Rochelle salts or potassium-sodium tartrate, phosphate of soda, sodium sulfate, or mix ture of these as in various miner al waters) irritate stomach and small intestine, tend to prevent assimilation of essential mineral elements and other nutrients from the food, and when not freely evacuated from the bowel are absorbed and must be ex creted through the kidnevs which is rough on the kidneys. When you sum it all up it is difficult to understand why In Sam Hill people dose themselves with salts anyway One reason j which seems to appeal to thej mind of the ignorant person is that the Catharsis produced by salts "lowers high blood pres sure." It does not have any such effect. If one with, say, chronic nephritis (Bright's disease) or arteriosclerosis (hardening of ar teries) in these and other chronic disease high blood pres sure is nearly always present if such a person were to take enough salts to reduce the blood pressure to the level of that of a healthy person of his or her age, it would probably spell any thing but prolongation of life for the victim. The increased blood pressure in most instances is a compensatory, incidental and desirable adjustment, essen tial to maintain fairly good cir culation or supply of blood de spite the handicap of the neph ritis, the arteriosclerosis or what ever ails the patient. Whatever it may be, it is not just high blood pressure, and notwith standing the claims of quacks and healers, nostrum vendors and freak diet "specialists" there i is no particular remedy, diet, I treatment which will correct or cure high blood pressure regard-j less of the heart and artery con dition or whatever the trouble that accounts for the high blood pressure in the particular casei The priclple objection to fre quent use of saline laxatives, either in the form of purified salts or as natural purgative .waters is, as it seems to me, that these sails interfere with assim ilation and utilization of calcium and this is particularly import ant in childhood and youth when any calcium shortage im pairs growth and developments and ii adult age when calcium shortage makes teeth more sub ject to caries (cavities), and in 7:30 to 10:30 SKATING PARTIES by 'is'sl r isirtsai fnrril s Crossword Puzzle ACBOM lPror actor Lucifer B Pari of fff i MnhimmtdsMJ oncer 11 Location 14 Earlf Dtnlib coin is son i of rnf 17 Lew. buztlDf Bound U Peru to tb& (tar.l Erniln n uu; bit : Yal man It Ell It I Fellnt jgpriod of tlrnt II Brlnff down 00 onewlf IS Blamt IS Roof 37 Merit 3 Fury 40 8trlft 43 Prefix: bfort U Tellurium dytnb.) 44 Mortar mlxat 4 fiweet potato 4 Helped so Mori eounitoui hi Orowi Muilcct mud? (7 Italian river, flowi to Adrlatlf B Overcoat AO Oriental eotn M Publlo ootleo 63 One'a unsup ported aertloDJ 61 Final ' U I H S lb P I P- 0 " T " 1 71 8 i fa I J h -i(-ys- i. 5; 17 -1 THAT DOSE OF SALTS mature age when calcium short age spells premature old age and decline. What one should use to regu late the bowel? I'll try to an swer that In a talk to follow. QUESTIONS A ANSWERS Shame On the Public Schools When I was younff I wasn't told about menstruation until after my first period . . . some years later mother added a new book to our library 'What a Young Girl Ought to Know'., On reading it I learned It was time for me to know something about the menopause . . . recommend a suitable book. C. C. H.) Answer Shame on the public school system (not the teachers, but the education authorities and the parents who approve the system). Best book I know is Dr. Clella Duel Mosher'a PERSONAL HYGIENE FOR WOMEN, Stanford University Press. Stanford University, Calif.. 1927. It should a available at the public library. On request (written! accom panied with stamped self addressed envelope I'll send a pamphlet "Hygiene for Girls and Health for Women", or one on "The Meno pause". If you ask for both, Inclose ten cents. Bed-Wetting Mablt Son, 7. still weta the bed some times. (S. T.I Answer Send stamped self ad dressed envelope and ask in writing (not with clipping) for pamphlet on Bed-Wetting Habit. (Copyright 1946 by John F. Sill Co ) Judge Orders Man To Read Books On Racial Tolerance Hollywood, Jan. 9 CUR) Ac tor C. A. (Michael) Owens. 32, was ordered today by Superior Judge Thomas L. Ambrose to read four books on racial toler ance to escape a jail sentence on his conviction of heatine Screen Writer John Wexley. Owens was accused at his trial recently of attacking Wex ley on V-J day following a mi nor traffic accident, and shout ing, "you dirty Jew, I'll kill you." In granting three years pro bation in lieu of a six month jail term. Judge Ambrose handed Owens four books to read: "The Falacy of Race," and "Man's Most Dangerous Myth," Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fac tory Engineer ed end Inspect ed Parts for Chrysler Dodgu Plymouth Dodge Trucks DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS L. G. TAYLOR GO. 112 So. Riverside Phone 296S Wood and Coal Combination HEATERS Younger's Appliance 31 N. Bartlert Phone 2119 For Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service MBstMsWsae Dependable 7 SERVICE I Let's Go ROLLER SKATING MEDFORD ARMORY THURS., FRI., SAT. and SUN. NIGHTS SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT AM wra TO rEvioi;t fuzzlb alTl DOWN 1 Fault to rott X Pfmltim lor eich antra f Kind of earth 4 Coin LV Albert ,iaipleea 1 Sharp I Or arm t O B'impkio 10 Wander It A'Jto fuel lft Clan cotton Hpjn Tret BtaU 32 Kuchn oUrull 34PrlrklT aeed cover 3 Ra eaflO 3ft Jacket :7r.i::i Dim 2H Pull tn At thU Umt jS-I-:d 14 Ora flMar is M;i:;t cbe- Ir.f fierlc 41 Aur? peraon 4 S Elizabeth 47 Cii:i!oo 4 Land meanrtr 4 rt,icht Havlnf T.rr.ra itbbr.j II W.1ltal )3 Firt tardea M Ttr M Mineral vpni cow l Dawn i to ft lv (oral both by M. T. Ashley Montsguet "Race Discrimination and the Law." by Carey McWilliams. and "The Races of Mankind," by Ruth Benedict and Gene Welt fish. "I'm aure that lf It hadn't been for the expressions of race preju dice, this affair never would have happened," Judge Ambrose said. Closing time tor Clsssined Ads 8-30 a.m. Too Late to Classify 12:15 pm "C H A L K E R S" OFFICERS' CLUB Dining Dancing Lounge Chicken Dinners Our Specialty Most Unique Place In So. Oregon CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parties Onlr For ReservaUons Ph. Gold Hill 474 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX I $ r pwct2 rteo o 811' TKE. SI I iqu9X AHOTHC. j fcf .Ti sT Pa O I .JClva 'SSrgVTtfofi I'W I'lr was m ''T-.rH TKMfiQC wrty niT -' l ever c? 12 US. AtMV, PLUHDEKSO. i PILLXSEO BHD ALMOST BARNEY GOOGLE end SNUFFY BUZ SAWYEH AiSY SIT '-vo' wiener rr-9 me COkkY mah rt r AN ftnrit T'-ai lit. ON TH"MILLIOINAIfe'F-rBP IftNDO'GOSHEN.Pau)1 STOP CH0(TPN' --rpi r CORN PONE g mZ TCE UJITCHED ( ffl TW' 61T, (YftU), kiL.V-K" h (TIUUE ERRS ON NE S RN' f TOE JfiSl W. " rV-L-. " HTsMiill irssiyji MSlssal sSi sia -' '" " -"tfHf- , ff K'll friHti I'M BUZ Ml MU9' BE ClTTIM' USUALLY FALL ciwuu3,-.-. rw t-o HAN SOME BLONDIE THE NEBB3 lJ'iJ LETS PULL n '--f"- . our? wagon to .jf A V rrs time KKjSjHe bus -stop Af .V i FPA TO ( AND HAE HIM fa.- JTrf ! COME HOME ) PULL US HOME - 'j w .. 'r. m rM S m m w-n mfm IT OUTWEPt . My UARCy 1 LXJMT IMTtMU TO 5TOY ." PlrCFB UOME AND F(?EEZEWOMT BIOOO CWiri'SENO'jBMlND CAM AND COME ALCKlS. fl TAKE RUDY . r--, ' I LITE SENTENCE Vale, Ore., Jan. S (U.R) Floyd Pousson, 18, was sentenc ed to life Imprisonment yester day by Circuit Judge M. A. Rogue River Lodge Delicious Dinner! Cocktail Lounge Dancing Open Everv Night Rxrept Tuesdays Phone Trail 1404 ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p. m. to 3:00 a. m. except Sunday. Phone day time 5300) night 9101 SMITH 1 r? .X ,"ss. I'LL RUSTLE UP NORG FAVORITE . PflUJ POT UKKER CORN DOWN, SAWYER. TM I'M LOOKING w urn wmMmL wjm .u I WRISHT, SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT. TO THINK, BECAUSE YOU'RE SION, INTERNATIONAL A COMBAT AIRWAYS. REPUTATION OUT OF TROUBLE, VOU'RE THE MAN I'M LOOKING FOR. FRANKLY, IT. ivg T all NAT K1 Pjmrici n H E Ry.r.r) CAL5 USUALLY .r..-. .. TC?ll: rr A MliTZUBI F KAI UKt ME. . SECOND LOOK.''.''. O r- RAT LIKE ME. II A SECOND I rrf-x ujoi. . i 4 1 '.US-.CK Nev with 7ERO WEATHER I f TALK ABOUT LXEP fREEZiMG.T3 I MY PIONEER BIOOOV LHSSlj KYaTED IKTO BGILKKY IF I TWAWCurJ MUST BET0lM& waauRS place ZL P-L- . . w-ei&i-, tczrvll fH m cf wrrm- f,)m jl. a Wednesday, Jan. I, 1948 Biggs after he admitted his guilt to a charge of second degree murder In the slaying of Nat sujl Kurusu, La Grande Japanese-American. The slaying oc I? WSSSCUJPS DO YOU Radio Program 5:15. ROGUE RIVER SUBURBArt HEIGHTS WP TfRLW NfCPEP To TKtm wt amos6 ail fiis: tire tUftcK-j in riit trkh sncw he hw no HfCliBlt IN Pk-MK6 (Xjr A Sf Irlfif WATREP M.0rl6,SWERv'ED lb (WOlO A TRSKIP fW.eiMCP TilE (U58 fiftilE fCRSER,JP1ilRNEP IN Af !) LAPPETS'. rlli-KlrJti 1HI SrlKimjlKY, MltHh lit ftN", PONE FOR AN N THEV SEEM DAREDEVIL AND PILOT WITH A FOR GETTING I DOUBT NATCHERLY.'.' BlT HE IN5IST3 ONE IS ALL AH CCME CVAH 1 Mb. Y KIN STAND' tv KY NIGHT. LI55LN T'DR'tAMVi Mirat AN EAT PO'K CHOP SANGWIPCF rO FKEE." . IM SO Tl-tD TONIGHT. TVF: BEEN ON MV . FEET ALL PAY LON5- I M V.OPN OUT ' ttiiH Li W r ..... , XVUMOE-a 1- -T PULL US j( HOME NJ-j WILL YOU. J V - MEDTORD MAIL TRIBUNE NINE curred last Oct. 8. The body was found north of here Oct. 16. Pousson, a transient, was apprehended In Texas Oct. 12. Us Mall Tribune Want Ads. Mayor Clarence A. Meeker today Issued an appeal for 100 coopera tion in the Victory CI o t h i n g Drive. CHEVROLET By GLUTA5 WnjJAMS IT. . CCRfAlM tWTtRS M iWi,, YOUNP HI5 Alft CHOW?! .. a, I' JJ'J tK? Wil"iW: THIS ISNT A BIS JOa SAWYER, BUT IT REQUIRES A BIG MAN. ANYONE WHO CAN FILL IT MUST BE DIPLOMAT. DETECTIVE, GUNMAN, LAWYER, VALET, ALL-AROUND GENIUS ROLLED Jl inr Tn iiNiicPfjn vimp tcqtg.... (CERTAiNLi! ? V OH. I SOt.?& WHEN A (SlCH.rf)l,C, FF1LA AH GOTyT -ti SAfS THFT TH' fS-X eou-r ANOTUFDl nuai " 1 F-M.l Av CA WONDIFULV sTHINr, HAIN'T GAL IN ALLktKl(r3a?'fC-COIN WORLO.'r YD ( THV.AL O' TM' SHO'S FIRST P-lVRr HA5. V V GCi 7 1 evrrtbrz- tJv 1 : .