LTL ABNER
BY AL CAPP
^AR
THERE NEVER WAS \s?T
NOBODY NO FULLER 1
OF HOT LEAD THAN »"
THIS BABY A'- -131
IT'S A FUNNY
TING ff -FOSDICK
HAD US COLO. -
SUDDENLY, HE GIVES
A PHONY-SOUNDIN
SNEEZE, T'ROWS
DE MACHINE-GUN
RIGHT INTO OUR
HANDS-AN'SMILES
WHILE WE RIDDLES
HIM —
WISH
WE
COULD
BE
SURE
WE
OUT-FOXED
.HIM"
y
o
OUST WHAT VOUSE. ORDERED,
CHAIR"-FOSDICK'S BODY
FULL O HOT LEAD/’/’
VJROWG.r- FOSDiCk WINS HIS LAST
CASE.'I''- DURlN' THE AGONIES O'
DEATH, HE LEFT A TRAIL OF HIS
BUSINESS CARDS, LEADIN' DIRECT'D/
TO YOU,
‘CHAIR" rr
STICK ’EM UP.CHAIRff
■ HMM-1 DON'T KNOW WHAT
HE CAN STICK UP-BOT7 I
■ CAN'T THINK OF ANYTHING
ELSE TO SAY/T'y
YOU'RE
ALIVE'';
BUT, THEY
FILLED YOU
FULL OF
HOT LEAD."
IT WAS THE ONLY
WAY I COULD GET
THEM TO BRING ME
HERE,SIR."" BUT
THEY'RE MERELY .
SUPERFICIAL WOUNDS/
-I SHALL REPORT
FOR DUTY
TOMORROW/^
STEVE CANYON
Meanwhile — on the cliff above the
village
Community
Calendar
Friday
BOY SCOUTS meet at United
Protestant Church at 5:30 p.m.
CHURCH CAMP CONFERENCE
opens at King’s Lake camp.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS of
Matanuska Valley Sportsmen
meets at Palmer Fountain at
8 p.m.
Sunday
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC of
St. John’s Lutheran church at
picnic grounds at noon.
ST. MICHAEL'S annual church
picnic at Peck home on Lake
Wasilla. Luncheon at 1 p.m.
UNITED PROTESTANT church
picnic at King’s Lake camp.
Monday
DAIRYMAN’S ASSOCIATION
meets in Extension Office at 8
p.m.
Tuesday
PALMER FLOUR GIRLS picnic
at Sandvik home at 11 a.m.
VALLEY
VISITORS
At the Lodge:
Patrick Feeley, Cody, Wyo.;
R. H. McCandless, Palmer; Jose
phine Bonkowski, Palmer; N. C.
Banfield, Juneau; Frank Tokor
ny, Wilamar, Calif.; V. E. Twedt,
Anchorage; E. T. Olson, Eska;
Gerald Banckor, Denver, Colo.;
M. T. Anderson, Anchorage; Tom
Hyke, Copper Center; E. T. Ol
son, Eska.
S. F. Chamber of Commerce
Names Alaskan Committee
To promote Alaskan develop
ment and strengthen commercial
ties with the territory, the San
Francisco Chamber of Commerce
has activated an Alaskan Affairs
Committee, it was announced re
cently. Committee members in
clude 14 men, many of them
former Alaskans or men with
business interests in the terri
tory.
The committee recently met
with George Sundborg of the
Alaska Development Board to
discuss Alaskan problems.
Ready to Plant
CABBAGE
SNAPDRAGONS
ASTERS
at
Malanuska Valley Gardena
Matanuska Electric
Association, Inc.
For Power Distribution
Wertanen’s Tanker
Service
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