The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 2, 1938, Page 10

o i R O AR THAT WAS PRETTY | CLOSE, PAL! SWELL JOB OF FLYIN! STORM AT NIGHT A WILD MOUNTAL AREA, TOMMY AND SKEETER MANAGED KEEP 'THEIR BIG AIR LINER FROM CRACKING Up, AS THEY LURCHED THE SHIP TO ONE : SIDE ABRUPTLY AND CAME TO A SupDeM { [/ SORRY FOR THE STOP, THROWING THEIR PANIC- STRICKEM R | PASSENGERS OFF THEIR FEET INTO A { N E p? . SHRIEKING MASS OF WILD COMNFUSION AP SRR Vs i THE PILOTS. SHOULD . . BE REPORTED . . FOR THIS! BT g BUT EVEN IF WE COULD REPAIR, ¥ THE MOTORS, WED NEVER BE ABLE TO FLY IT OYT OF {j ERE .. WERE /| TRAPPED! THIS AINT SAN FRANCISCO, PILOT! WHAT 'S/ THE 16 "RATHER CRUDE LANDING! - ) SOMETHIN'S & s A TOMMY h. TO SINES! * | SLUGGED SINES. TAKING | | THE OTHER HALF OF THE | CHART FROM THE TABLE, THE SKYPORT PILCY THEN | GLIDED INTO ANOTHER | [ | ROOM AS CACTUS RETURNED.| THE WINDOW WITH THOSE FLYERS . . A WAIT! UNTIE " NEXT WEEK ' e SEPARATE | . — RUN ZIG- Fhalante i : FOR DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS OF THIS PLANE SEND A m—»mwmsrmm ENVELOPE TO TAILSPIN T FLYING CLUB, ROOM 711,