The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 5, 1932, Page 8

(oa THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1932 4 a yf the : > SLASH OF ONE - THIRD! Si, BeOS al THE GUMPS— 0, HAPPY DAY! ked. WW JOY = OH JOY=— atchee - Lake Okeechobee improvement in Florida for 2,00 5 r r ‘T EYES- e recommendations will be re- LL MANE % HIGH DIDDLE A CHECK FOR, AND NOW, MY LITTLE BRIGH i] j ferred to committees whose decisions g ‘ONAN ARS. DE STROSS Wwe ip £ DIDDLE ~ <i CE CAR SS = i Yo MEET MR. BENJAMIN SO ok im | | Will be incorporated in the war de- NOW= HER CHECK ARE 4 ‘ F THE GAY AND S| MR MONEY BAGS FROM AUSTRAL | partment appropriation bill. ; NAS COME = SAVED THE FIDDLE HE SAYS HE IS COMING TO SEE HIS { I rbors and channels on the | ’ SWWES-BUY WE'LL BE ONE JUMP | Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific coasts a/ MILLIEL 4 . RELA byrdag | i | of $12,985,200 is asked. Prac- WILLIE . aR es inp IF WE HURRY WE'LL | ly all of it is for maintenance, WAKE OP. H y WELL FLY HIM ee eases Intracoastal waterways require $5,- Quick ! 4 iy Se IT GET THERE IN TIME TO nay 966,900, the largest poruon for the @ 5 \ ‘AS HE GETS OFF THE BOAT— 7 | Chief of Army Engineers Sub-| Csloos: mits Estimates For Year jee t Beginning Next July | sez P AT ONCE - WS Bub Sin aug = WHEN THE NEXT PLANE ee] channels, calling for $4,398,- e port of New York and the require $1,458,500. with the Delaware ton to the sea and Washington, Dec | i GASOLINE ALLEY— SOLUTION 'M SERIOUS ABOOT THAT RANGERS’ SHACK, WALT, YOU SHOULD BE AS ANXIOUS AS 1 AM TO HANE rT strike which has picking in Vaca val- were kidnaped from Vacaville jail 1 . whisked away in! nd reported painted red, told never to return to THATS EASY. IM GOING TO READ OLIVER TWIST TO THEM. WELL CALL (IT THE OLIVER CLUB. IT WILL KEEP ¢ BUT THE BOYS HANG TO HAVE A PLACE TO GO AND I'VE DECIDED TO GET OP A CLUB THAT WILL MEET HERE 2 \THEM OCCUPIED AND WHERE WE CAN WATCH THEY WONT MISS. JUST SEE THAT IT STAYS LOCKED. 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