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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1963)
n rfn ARMRR By the Light of the -ANO FATHERS WHO SHMOOS PA MORt IGMABLE. THAN THEIR CHILDREN. L7 U l7 LrLlJLrJl LZLl S!,rv shmoof L , . ( WHY DID I ORDERU'L ABMERTO DESTHUV ' 1 11 h I CIVILIZED LIFE. IS BASSO ON THIS FAMILY- 1 I f ;( ALL SHMOOS ? BECAUSE THEY'RE A THREAT J sZjr h A MAN'S LOVE FOR HIS WIFE AND -I I : V IU t-IVILIZU . f CHILDREN. ,V THEl NAST Y THINQ ABOUT I l fri -CWtu J SHMOOS ARE ALSO A THREAT TO NATIONAL f-t)LSX IF SHMOOS SPREAD AND N f MILLIONS OF SOLDIERS WILL BE UNEMPLOYED.'.' THE. STREETS WllL BE FULL SECURITY. WE HAVE AN ARMY TO PROTECT ( EVERYONE HAS "EM- EVERYBODYXL ) I F OUT-OF-WORK GENERALS.'? AND THERMS NO SIGHT MORE PITIFUL THAN. I US FROM ENEMIES. WHO WANT TO TAKE, HAVE ENOUGH.'.' THERE'LL BE NO. . jf f A GENERAL, WITH NOBODY TOKILL.,'.' J ATT--T p, EDRA j ., ALL AIRLINES, RAILROADS AND BUS LINES ) hpf SHMOOS WILL MAKE ALL TYPES OF ( SHMOOS WILL) uevfXf NATURALLY.'! YbUTTHE MOST DANGEROUS TWIN6 Y fiASP.'- WILL GO BANKRUPT. 7 ALL. TRANS - J MANAGEMENT UNNECESSARY. SHMOOS ALSO J?.,l ft 0t NOBODY LA ABOUT SHMOOS IS THAT THEV H SHMOOS . PORTATION WILL BE UNNECESSARY.'.' ) MANAGE THEMSELVES VERi NICELY ff ( ELIMINATE ( WILL? WILL TOTAU.V ELIMINATE CRIME!! ) ARC A S THERE'S NO PLACE NICER TO GO THAU J ; s LABOR Vs!" 1 NEED TO WITH SHMOOS, EVERYBODY'S JjFl where shmoos are. JrMTX !TO ( UNIONS J VT X LABOR!! J sot everything so all, menace.'; ' r uhtl m '' Iiu II . . Our Storu . aleta mislays the twins and BEGINS A SEARCH. THE TWINS TURN UP BUT NOW AlETA IS MISSING. PRINCE VALIANT BORROWS A iASOER, FOR THE ONLY PLACE HE HAS NOT SEARCHED IS THE QUEEN'S PRIVATE 6ARDEN, AND THE DOOR IS LOCKED AND THE KEY MISSING-. SIR IAUNCELOT IS PACING UP AND DOWN IN THE MOONLIGHT, TRYING TO KEEP WARM, AND ALETA, WRAPPED IN HIS GREAT CLOAK, IS HUDDLED ON THE PAVILION STEPS. 'RATHER CHILLY TOR A PICNIC, ISN'T IT?' ASKS. VAL. 'HA ve KAREN AND VALETA BEEN FOUND? ARE ALETA'S FIRST WORDS. 'MY SWORD WllL have A Picnic when i find whoever LOCKED US IN HERE!" BELLOWS IAUNCELOT. ARN IS SENT SCURRYING TO FETCH CIOAKS AND BLANKETS WHIIE VAL FILLS A HAMPER IN THE PANTRY. THEN THEY LOWER THE LADDER INTO THE GARDEN. immi mm m m ! f I if i ' r V '. I C1.f i KMT,, A,-C:jTl.tPiffliM.M 1 y i . i Cc?s iva f nr frosty picnic, ' says val, 'wit it is past MlCr.'ISHT, AND IF I GUESS RIGHT, YflTH THE CAM THE PRANKSTERS Will SOMEHOW FIND THE KEY. THEY WILL FltlD YOU 7WO.ANO HE WILL CSCCYFR WHO THEY APE.' with catlike tread s r moored repiacis the key and silently unlocks the garden DOCK WHILE SOMP OF HIS FOLLCRS MAKR A GREAT TO-00 PRETENDING fr SEARCH FOR ALETA, THEREBY AWAKENING EvcRYOse. WHEN SUFFICIENT WITNESS HAVE GATHERf 0, MODRtD EXCLAIMS! 'THAT DOOR, WHERE DOES .FT LEAD? TO THE QUEEN'S 6ARDEN? THAT IS ' THE ONLY PLACE WE HAVE MOT SEARCHER ' OPEN IT." next WEEK-The Shadow oj' DcatK r i
