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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1958)
2 lllMlt KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SUNDAY, JUNE 29. 1958 liiiill ( TWEES EES T CRIMESTOPPERS textbook - 'V-i . , i;V'f.V' :v'V A ' .!"! " ' ,".'.' i LOy 4 i ,. . FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH VOUP v'i ,'" C,'r :,v . I 2 f.V' NT-T POLICE FORCE'S IOENTIFVINO BADGES ; "" " I ffiKVWtC V AND PASSES. BEWARE QF - I jgL - - IMPOSTORS. ;. 7y r NOBODV WOULD BELIEVE ME, FT MEES EGGHEAD STRUCK MV "N I ( DO VOU NOT SEE? 1 I IT DID VOU SEE 7 , NO, BUT ' MR TRACV, BUT TWEES EES THE J ' PAPA WEETW. EET AND THEE5 ' EET FITS NO? r- ! 1 MISS EGGHEAD . M AUNTIE EGGHEAD CHICKEN-THAT KILLED MV J EES WHERE THAT PIECE OF METAL J. . ., KILL YOUR J DID-1 HEARD - -... S FATR? r WHERE DID YOU VtHEVWEReI rSAM. HAVE THE LAB TAKE PHOTOS I MEANWHILE, ESTABLISHED ON THE I I ' AH -NOW FOR , LAST SEE MISS Fl CHASING OF THIS WITH CLOSE-UPS OF THE SUNDECK OF A CUBAN HOTEL WHITHER ifp V THE HAIR . EGGHEAD AND I V ME. J BROKEN CLAW WITH THE PIECE u SHE MAS FLED BY PLANE, MISS ' K ' "-- r IfcJfjJTEP IN. -'THENyOU 'EGGHEAD PLANS HER FUTURE jfiU- " ) i J AMD I ARE this cuban sun is bound fT " f f rifsC jJTOT(1 tT" ' " ' I I . ;...-, "I ilTAKSENORiTA, T" HA? HAf its FOR 1 LATER, AT THE ESTATE s-TS. i' - - ' NOT I A PART IN A STAGE I tmis place is veah-even V gj- k " ' """"S ' ' : p. RECOGNIZE PLAY. IT DOES L 1 ABANDONED. M THE AUNT IS ) """j .voo JJ rattJYJO AMD ESSIESUE'S BISTER, nnnioiLb, urt,c nivn, nun wiuunku, ALONE AND PENNILESS, HAS COMB BACK TO THE OLD HOME OH, FATHER. I " I HAD NO OTHER PLACE TO go; MARIBELL. MV CHILD I THIS IS VQUR HOME f mis SINCE DUD WENT EVERYTHINQ SEEMS , TO HAVE GONE WRONG' I'VE LOST EVERY CENT HE LEFT ME "-AND I FEEL SO SO ALONE'" T X I WELL, AROUND HERE YOU'LL NOT BE ALONE"' DON'T TELL ME YOU AIN'T QOT YOUR BIQ CAR NO MORE f MEAN TO SAY YOU CAME ALL TH' WAY HEREON BUS? OH, THE BUS TRIP WAS VERY PLEASANT- 3 v r mm rl in rsnrn I YOU REMEMBER VOUR NICE AUNTIE , MARIBELL ' " WHY DONT HELLO: YOU SAY "CHILDREN- . HELLO MY HOW MARIBELL? I QROWN: 1 w BUT WHAT'S SHE BRUNG US LATELY? m I II - rr 1 1 II 1 !lf .,. I A-TWJI THAT 8 NOT A AREN'T YOU I WHY, YOUR AUNTIE MARIBELL. I II HLO-1 J y I VERY NICE WAY ) GOING TO GIVE f I NEVER FORGOT ANY HOLIDAY f 1 I IS- ! FA I T0 GREET YOUR HER A NICE I YOUR BIRTHDAYS !. REMEMBER Jhl I I rr 1 fTP HURT HER 60? OH, BRU-THERF WHAT I'D LOVE T'DO WITH A HARD. PADDLE AND A STRONG ARM SOME THINGS MAKE ME SO MAD I COULD CRY-IF I WEREN'T SO MAD? WHAT THOSE LITTLE DICKENSE3 SAJP t THOUGHT I'D BUST OUT LAUGHIN' RIGHT IN MARIBELL'S FACE? WONDER HOW IT FEELS TO BE JUST COMMON, FOLKS LIKE US AGAIN"' "COMMON: WITHOUT RFPINPMFNT". BY GEORGE, IT TAKES MORE THAN BEING POOR TO BE THAT COMMON RND THEY'RE MINE ALL MINE 5. H
