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STEVE CANYON
''MANY OF SPLITZ'S PEOPLE^
BESIDES LYNX MUST HAVE
MOSEYED OUT To BU-ONQ'S
CAMP FOR SOME PRIVATE
TRADING / THEY'RE THE
ONES WHO WILL SPREAD
THE CHOLERA/
By MILTON CANIFI
-MD 5MELL OUT^/HAPPY— WILL \
WHERE THEY -^7 YOU DIVERT THE A
HID THE BONES \SENT/NEL 50 WE'LL
rTWE NATIVE BOYS
ARE RE ALLY SCARED
OR THEY WOULPNY
HAVE LED US TO THIS
SALVAGE PILE! ANY
LUCIC/TWO-WAY ?
YEAH,STEVE... THE
STUFF IS A HODGEPODGE,
BUT HERE IS A FREQUENCY
METER—TO CHECK THE
TRANSMITTER — IF I
CAN PUT ONE TOGETHER/.
TTHE FACT THAT THE BOY
GAVE ME THIS GUN PROVES
THAT AT LEAST SOME OF
THE TRIBESMEN ARE
READY TO DESERT
’ SPLITZ IF WE CAN
SAVE THEM FROM
THE PLAGUE
WE CAN TRY TO HIT THE'
INTERNATIONAL DISTRESS
FREQUENCY OR THE
WEATHER CHANNEL
FOR THIS AREA..
GASOLINE ALLEY
HELP US HELP THE VALLEY—Tell your friends about the Frontiersman
I PID THINK THAT, TOO.. BUT
I'VE RUN ONTO A NEW LINE
Special Services
SHOE REPAIRING
ANCHORAGE TENT
& AWNING CO.
511 C SI., Box 515. Anchorage
Matanuska Electric
Association, Inc.
For Power Distribution
Dance at the Valley Theatre
Next Saturday
EARL NUNN AND HIS ALABAMA RAMBLERS
Dancing begins at 11 p. m.
BACK TO STAY
Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart,
former Valley residents, came
home to Palmer last Monday
evening. They drove north by
way of the Alaska highway from
Enumclaw, Wash.
The Stewarts, who left here
in 1941, are the parents of Bert
and Bob Stewart. They plan to
again make the Valley their
permanent home.
Brown’s Shop
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VALLEY
THEATRE
FRIDAY 7:15, 9
SATURDAY 2, 7:15, 9
“In Old Oklahoma”
(Reissed as "War of the
Wildcats")
John Wayne. Gabby Hayes
Martha Scott
NEWS
CARTOON
SUNDAY 2. 7:15, 9
MONDAY AT 8 ONLY
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RUTHERFORD'S
Men’s Wear .
Box 1179 — Anchorage
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J THOSE FRESH-BAKED
PASTRIES. CAKES *
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