Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 25

Monday Evening, November 19, 1956. RIP KIRBY WOUNGTO6 TWO GUN THIEVES ISSOINS TO SLOW UP THESE DOCKSIP. 1 I MUST GET TWO MORE, ONE, OF'COURSE, IS THERE MAY BE A LEAP THE HEAP OF THE ON THE HEAP MAN IN SANS, me OTHER A OUR PILES IS HIS INFORMANT ON WE POCKS. FOR INSTANCE, HERE'S A I I PON'T KNOW CROOK. KNOWN ONLY AS I THE FACE.

BUT JOHNNY SAT. WE'VE. NAME FITS LONS SUSPECTEP THAT KINP OF MAN HE'S THE CHIEF CAN SHOOT A ARMORER OF THE GUN OUT OF MY Sr MICKEY FINN IT'S JIM NEEPV, CLANCY! HE'S HAVIN'MORTGAGE TROUBLE AND I TOLPHIMICOOLP ANP THIS FELLOW, HOLDS THE MORTGAGE, INSISTS THAT ALL THE PAST DUE INTEREST HAS TO BE PAIP DECEMBER FIRST? EVERY CENT OF IT, CLANCY! ANP IF IT ISN'T, HE'S GOING TO START FORECLOSURE PROCEEPIN6S ATONCE! HOULIHAN KNOWS ALL ABOUT MORTGAGES ANP RE-FINANCING! WHY PON'T YOU TALK TO HIM? FOR A MAN WHO HAS JUST BEEN RE.ELECTEP, WO LOOK PRETTY LOW, 1 PHIL! WHAT'S THE HIM! NOW I'VE GOT TO TELL HIM THAT i CANT! 0 Logansport, Indiana, Pharos-Tribune Twenty-five KERRY DRAKE WYDOYCXJ EEP LOOKING ME THAT WAY, MOLLY? EVER SINCS BO9BY ANP I CAME HOME FROM THE SHOW, IS THAT YOU'VE' BEEN MOPING SOMEONE WHAT HAVE I AT THE DONE NOW DOOR? WALKER I'P LIKE TO ASK YOU SOME REX M. D. I NOW ASK DK.

MORSAN TO CO.ME IN, A1ISS YOU WILL SIT IN THE CHAIR IN THE FAK CORNER OF THE ROOM AND SAY ONLY WHAT I SU6E5T -lOU SAY. LET ME TRY TALKING TO WINSUAPE ASAIN: BUT I PONT BELIEVE WE CAN RISK. SKSAKINe POWN THE POOR! I PON'TSEE THAT'WE HAVE ANY CHOICE; YOUE NUESE TOLP YOU SHE WAS ALL PJGHT, POCTOR! YOU STILL BELIEVE SHE'S IN PANGEK BOBBY SOX "But I'll pay you back someday, Dad--when I get a bigger allowance!" GRIN AND BEAR IT "Is proof of Russian Satellite peoples are staging revolts merely for opportunity of seeing Soviet troops marching BUZ SAWYER IT'S LIKE DRIVING A TEAM OF 20,000 WILP LIKE HAVINS ASHOOTWG STAR BY YOU UNDERSTAND THE THRILL BUZ.SETS FROM FLYING? YOU'VE SOIOME, JEFF! I'M GOING TO TAKE FLYING LESSONS, MYSELF. TO THE BEAUTY OF ALL THIS, CHRISTY, ADO THE BRBVTHTAKWS SPEEP OFA JET m. MASINE THIS IS THE SKYWITCH HJZ'LL SE FLYING.

SKOW-CLAD HIGH SIERRAS. STRICTLY BUSINESS Live happily everafter! Get girlfriend a Bailey's PENDLETON outfit MARY WORTH MOMENTARILY BYHERQUE5TICW: 1 WHAT KIND OFA HOUSE? QK Ay DON'T E5PECIAILV TUAW'K MATTER-JUST 50 IT'S VQU A BIG I 7 (L LITTLE ABNER THEY WON'T CALL. ME "OWLUCKV" GOON AFTER THIS ONE MORE COME THROUGH TH' "Or MINE AH'LLTAKE POT-LUCK, MARRY RECALL MAH CHILDHOOD PLAY-TUNNEL GITTIN THIS NANCY A Tic From Ike WEST PATERSON. N.J. -Passaic Detective Jo- sepli Muccio a i the tie that fellow on television was wearing and told his i he would like to have one.

Muccio, a Republican leader here, and his wife were watching President Eisenhower in a pre-election address at the time. jv jtj Watching Your Weight Chew refreshing, delicious Wrigley's Spearmint Gum. Satisfies you-- yet it's never rich or filling. Mrs. Muccio, unknown lo her husband, wrote to the President.

Friday Muccio received from Mr. Eisenhower a letter and the tie. a i a decorated with tiny elephants. FOR NON-GRADS A A New York's Educa- tion a announced that (more than 100.000 persons have earned high school equivalency diplomas sfnce the state set up its testing program nine years ago. The equivalency diploma is awarded adults who did not finish school, a they have passed equivalency tests set up by the state.

You'll need to add 2 tablespoons of lemon juice to a quarter cup of for a lemon-butter sauce for i vegetables. The trick in preparing this, is to cream the butter and mix in the lemon i very slowly so the butter will gradually absorb it. AUNT FR1TZI, I'VE GOT TO PUT ON MY ANG-EL, COSTUAAE FOR THE SUNDAY SCHOOL PAG-EANT DON'T FORGET TO WAUK YOUR DOG BEFORE YOU LEAVE AO AX MUSICAL INSTRUMENT A dl en a en "You'll know when it's quitting time!" STRICTLY RICHTER i-tg "You'd be a fool to marry me! I'm just no good!" CUTIES "Possibly you'd try something: in a size 38 or maybe a 40?" DOTTY DRIPPLE GOLLV, I'D LIKE TO HAVE DAV OFF TO WELL, MAVBE YOU CAN JUST THROW HIM A LITTLE GRANDMA COLLY, I DON'T KNOW HOW 1 COULD DO A THING LIKE FIRST, MAIL-LETTERS AN' FORGET T' SEAL OR STAMP 'EM NEXT, i PAY TH'- BUTCHER FOR A NICE, JUICY STEAK THEN FORGET AN' WALK HOME WITHOUT MAYBE I'VE BEEN SLEEPIN 1 UNDER TOO MANY CRAZY QUILTS HERE.