LTL ABNER
BY AL CAPP
MA.rV)A>T - BUT
THE POLICE
THINK FOSDICK
IS CRAZY FOR
SUSPECTING A
CHAIR IS
THE BRAINS
OF THIS
OUTFIT.'?’
SURE. CHAIR -
YOU'RE THE >1
brains .rr N
c-/ WISH HE'D
STOPRUBBIN'IT .
IN, HOW MUCH <
SMARTER HE
is than us fry
LISTEN,YOU RATS//—
FOSDICK KNOWS TOO MUCH//
HE'S GOTTA GO//-1 WAKJT TO i
SEE HIS CORPSE/—FULL O’HOT,
LEAD —HERE—WITHIN 9A- *
HOURS//’
DAT YOU
WILL, BOSS//
(-PSST—LEONARD-DO YOU
TtNK HE REALLY IS A CHAIR ?
SPEAK FRANKLY
F
( (-/ BIN WATCH/N' HIM
LIKE A HAWK. HESA
’ CHAIR, ALL RIGHT FT
INCREDIBLE, THOUGH YY
‘ IT MAY BEff-)
s
. C*f* **#*»•*,•*«•*. I* '
'» HIM C*.—A* ri+H
J- 9
JUST BECAUSE ONE CHIPPENDALE
CHAIR IS THE BRAINS OF A
MURDEROUS GANG DOESN'T
MEAN ALL CHIPPENDALE CHAIRS
ARE GUILTY"’ BUT,
UNFORTUNATELY, THEY
ALL LOOK
THE SAME—
--
SO-THEY'VE ALU GOT TO
GO rr- I'LL KILL EVERY
CHIPPENDALE CHAIR IH
THE WORLD BEFORE I'M
THROUGH/?- IT'S THE
ONLY WAY .rr- - r aft
c* FOSDICK,YOU CUCKOO ff ^
> THROW AWAY THAT MACHINE
>, GUN, ANr COME BACK TO
YOUR '
DICK TRACY
By CHESTER GOULD
r N'M-A TON, ME USES
.22 RIFLE. THATTO SNOOT
DOES HE I RATS HERE INI
THE GARAGE.
WE’RE PLAGUED
WITH THEM r
.QUITE A BIT.y
SMALL POWER CABLE? NOW?
AREN’T yOU LUCKY? I JUST
GOT IN A SHIPMENT TODAY.
OF COURSE, THERE’LL BE
I DON’T KNOW WHERE MV^
PARTNER AND HIS TRUCK
ARE. WE WERE STUCK
UR THEY BLINDFOLDED
US AND DROVE OUR TRUCKS]
SOMEWHERE—I DON’Tj
KNOW WHERE.^
AFTER THEY UNLOADED A'
10,000 DOLLAR CARGO
OF ELECTRICAL GOODS,
THEY DROVE MV TRUCK
BACK WERE AND LEFT
ME IN IT. BOUND AND J
BLINDFOLDED.
I PROMISED VOU BOVS A
BONUS. WERE IT IS. NOW,
GET OUT THERE AND
DISPOSE OF
THAT COPPER
WIRE AND
INSULATORS.
STEVE CANYON
By MILTON CANIFF
1
POWN THE
VALLEY
FROM TUB
VILLAGE
WHERE
PR. DEEN
WILDERNESS
AND
FIREBALL.
FEENEY
ARE BEING*
TORTURED...
I
THE NATIVES HAD NOT SEEN HIM
SINCE THE HOSPITAL. WAS MOSSED...
IT WAS THEN THE UNDERGROUND
TOOK. OVER, COMMANDED BY A
TALL STRANGER WEARING THICK
AND IU. BET 1
HE SWELLS OFJ
THE SAME 4
LiaUOR THAT
MADE ME
SUSPICIOUS OF
CHIEF IZM/
it 1948, SUN i
Shamrocks Defeat
Jonesville Miners
The Valley’s Shamrocks
emerged easy winners in their
first softball game of the season
last week. The local squad met a
team from Jonesville in a Friday
practice game. They led 5-0 at
the end of seven innings, when
a softball game officially ends.
However, just for the fun of it,
the teams voted to extend the
game to a full nine innings, when
the Shamrocks held an even
more decisive margin of 9-1.
A return engagement at Jones
ville is scheduled for this Friday
evening. There also are tentative
arrangements for a practice bout
next Sunday with the Anchorage
Moose softballers.
Busy Bees Plan
Gardens, Organize
Summer's Work
By Frank Devlin
The Busy Bees met on April
30 at the Valley Christian Home
schoolhouse. The president,
Frank Sambo, called the meet
ing to order. The pledge was
said. Roll call was answered by
everyone telling what vegetables
he was going to grow this year.
Mrs. Zinn gave a demonstra
tion on how to transplant cab
bage plants. Myrtle Richards was
voted in or* a member of our
club.
These committees were ap
pointed: Donald Devlin, chair
man, Frank Devlin and David
Anderson, constitution and by
laws; Myrtle Richards and
Mavis La Valley, refreshments;
Donald Devlin, Laddy Jordan,
recreation.
After a game of Crambo di
rected by Frank Devlin, Donald
Devlin and David Anderson
served popcorn and cookies,
which they had made.
The next meeting will be May
28, 1948.
| Valley Visitors
At the Lodge:
! Marilyn Johnson, Anchorage;
Esther Kaufman, Fairbanks;
Lloyd de Wilde, Palmer; Earl
Barnett, Anchorage; E. J. Kunz,
L. A. Moore, Lloyd Welch, Mike
Pierelle, William Lindsay, A.
Dodd, J. Raky, John Martin,
John Siekle, Anchorage; Elaine
Gilley, Anchorage; Cliff Barn
hill, Seattle.
WHISPER-SOFT CURLS
FOR TEEN-AGE GIRLS
Deb-U-Curl
PERMANENT
Smooth—soft — natural
looking curls. So easy to
manage . . • a quick flick
with the comb and you’re
ready to go- Best of all,
you can have a DEB-U
CURL on LONG or
SHORT hair.
KUT N KURL
BEAUTY SHOP
Room 1 Ward Bldg.