DICK TRACY
By CHESTER GOULD
I’M SORRV TO INPORM VOU,
MRS. SHOULDERS, VOUR HUS
BAND AND THAT INDIVIDUAL
ARE ONE AND THE
SAME MAN.
IT WAS A
BLUE
MASTEPCOUP
THERE’S THE
LICENSE
NUMBER
5
eS
CALLING
HEADQUARTERS
SEND OUT
AN E-A FOR
-J LICENSE
0762.3 BLUE
MASTERCOUPE.
— AND
PAV
OVER
THE
lOO
GRAND/
HERE? HERE
VOU ARE,
SHOULDERS.
—VEAH. THE
WHOLE
AMOUNT.
I-I BROUGHT VOU THE
GEMS. ARE VOU REFUSING
TO PAV ME THE lOO
grand?—
OR EMEN
GET ME A
DOC?
H'M? EASV
now;
SHOULDERS.
VOU'PE HOPING! GET VOUR
I'LL DIE- f HAND OUT
well, I'M LOF VOUR
NOT GO1 NGJPOC KE T*
TO DIE-At
LEAST NOT ALONE/,-' Jy']M
BUT. PLEASE. I CAN'T
HAJ/E A DOCTOR COME
MERE? MV PLACE WOULD
BE MARKED. LET ME
TAI^F
I’LL DRIVE VOU
IN YOUR CAR.
HONEST, I WILL,
SHOULDERS/
LET'S DO IT
TWAT WAV
PLEASE.
OKAY BUT
NO CRISS
CROSS,
BEARDSLY
OR WE’LL
GET LEAD
POISONING
TOGETHER.
NCO Club Cancels
Saturday’s Game
Tentative plans for a Sham
rock-NCO club basketball game
this weekend were cancelled
late Wednesday afternoon, Sham
rock manager Art Stacey has
announced. The game was post
poned because several of the
NCO first-stringers are playing
in a weekend hockey series in
Anchorage.
Mr. Stacey said the Shamrocks
would meet an Army team in
the local gymnasium Saturday,
but he was unprepared to name
t h e opponent at press-time.
Either the 175th Signal CorjfS
squad from the Anchorage city
league or the Post Motor Pool
five were named as possible op
ponents for the Shamrocks.
The Palmer high school squad
has a tentative engagement with
a Post Headquarters team that
same evening. At press-time
plans were that the high school
would play the 8 o’clock curtain
raiser and the Shamrocks the
feature game at 9:15.
Mr. Stacey said the NCO game
would be played sometime after
the Fur Rendezvous in Anchor
age. The Shamrocks hope to
make that a home and home
series, with the local squad
travelling to Anchorage for ^
return engagement after the
teams meet on the gym floor
here.
NURSE RETURNS
Miss Asta Skoubo, nurse at
the Valley hospital, returned
from Boardman, Ore., to resume
her duties here this week.
In Case of Fire
Notify
Valley Telephone
Exchange
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
VIC'S BARBER SHOP
Located in Rec Hall
Shaves and Haircuts from 10 a. m. to 7 p. m.
Head of Fur Farm Here
To Confer With Irwin
James Leekley of the Peters
burg fur farm was in Palmer
this week to confer with Don L.
Irwin, head of Alaskan experi
ment stations. Mr. Leekley was
en route Outside, where he will
go to Fort Collins, Colo., for a
discussion of Petersburg con
struction plans with A. D. Ed
gar, agricultural engineer. From
Fort Collins, Mr. Leekley plans
to go to Washington, D.C.
The fur farm head was ac
companied by Larry Moore of
Suamico, Wisconsin. Mr. Moore,
one of the foremost mink ranch
ers in the United States, has been
visiting in Alaska for the past
few weeks.
Brown’s Shop i
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CLEANERS & LAUNDRY
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FRONTIERSMAN ADS BRING RESULTS
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PALMER FOR ANCHORAGE
Daily at 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
ANCHORAGE FOR PALMER
Daily at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
(Except Sunday)
Sunday bus at 9 ajn. and S p.m.
PALMER FOR WASILLA
Daily at 1 and 8 pja.
Connections for Gulkana. Fairbanks and Whitehorse
On Monday, Thursday, Saturday. 11 a. m.
O’Karr a Bus Lines
I’m getting service now that I have
entrusted my air height problem to
Dependable
Mt. McKinley Airways
All the Way.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE
TO AND FROM SEATTLE
CHARTER TRIPS
Mt McKinley
AIRWAYS
521 E Street, Anchorage Phone Main 746
Agent at Dow Freight Lines, Palmer, Phone 12Y11