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GREATEST COMICS PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER SUNDAY. AUGUST 29. 1943 rtpiipp sbip i i 27 I I 1 TERRY AND THE PIRATES DAD, WHICH COMIC DO YOU I THINK 15 BEST, TERRY AND THE ITS NO TROUBLE TO GPTTUF Rnv ISA Kl LIE R-Dl LLE TODAY. UUI citLD EARLY SINCE WE WHAT HAPPENS TO ALL THESE COMICS DURING THE WEEK DAD A DID YA SEE IT YET fir .77: 2 DICK (QLT THE INQUIRER BOBBY? CVtKTUAYj IT SURE IS, BUT I LIKE D1CKTRACY 8ETTER RYTHING HAPPENS DADS A GREAT SPORT, 1 'JlV'W t7Ieye A PERSONALLY (jETTING USTHE DAILY INQUIRE WHY MOST OF THEM APPEAR IN THE DAILY NQUIRER -r 't then we should get I DONT KNOW HOW WE GOT ALONG WITHOUT A MORNING NEWSPAPER ALLTHESE YEARS DAILY A vertiaemeni Advertisement WMAT's a sire i FOR SUNDAY NtGHT Would Be 11 .7 4 j. DONT BIAME VOUR GROCER when lit', mt of sP.ml Plenty of Spam for Uncle Sam means less for you Staff Sergeant Thomas LaClair, Hormel employe now at the front with the armed forces, writes: "While on leave in Cairo, I bought several cans of Spam.

The next mission we went on. Spam went with us. After we had dropped our bombs where they would do the most good, lost enough altitude to take off oxygen masks, and were far enough from enemy territory to be able to leave our gun positions, we all-had some Spam. Every one of that nine man crew agreed that nothing could taste any better. 4 Mir fcWI CM IOBA i jf -7; 7 Make a foundation of hearty slices of Spam on bread and let your Victory Garden furnish the trimmings sliced tomato, leaf lettuce, radishes.

A touch of mayonnaise and there's your Sunday snack or Monday luncheon, or maids-night-out supper. GONE FOR THE DURATION I. don't forgef Horm.l Soops. Ch.l. Coo Omty Moor.

Food. 41 oth.r d-liciou. product. mm 0 POINTS Alt PRECIOUS DONT WASTI EMI ChooM meat without COID OR SPAM HITS TNI SPOT! Go A. Morml A Auin, Spam is rsptsterd trafmorli IMHM or tn-ptos aomethins everybody choose Spam.