The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 9, 1938, Page 10

TRY TO CALM ‘EM, THAT BIG OKAY, SKIPPER! . BETTY, WHILE PLL TELL THEM SKEETS AND | | A BED-TIME A - STORY! unp ! : Rggflefiesggina \{ FTER MAKING A FORCED LANDING IN A CETTING NERVOUS, AND MR. TREVOR 1S WILD MOUNTAIN VALLEY, TOMMY AND LEFT THE CRIPPLED AIR-LINER TO SURVEY THEIR SURROUNDINGS, BUT THE NARROWNESS OF THE LITTLE VALLEY PRESENTS ANOTHER PROBLEM-~THAT OF FLYING THE PLANE OUT SHOULD THEY BE ABLE TO REPAIR THE MOTORS . < WHY tgmmfiwrz - ¢ . : LAND H 3 j - : £ : THE PILOTS WILL BE BACK 3 SOON TO EXPLAIN IAND WHEN THE Skt i BOYS RETURNED FRAID YOU FIND ANY FARMHOUSE FOR A GREAT MANY MILES. YOU SEE . . TAILSPIN TOMMY <= ()7 OBTAINING THE OTHER HALF PORTION OF THE CHART. THE THREE RUN FOR LARRYS CAR, AS SINES, CACTUS AND LUKE RUSH OUT OF THE RAMCH-HOUSE, FIRING AT THEM WELL FOLLOW KEEP YPUR HEADS 'EM IN DAISYS ST pown! THOSE B\ g 3 BULLETS ARE cLOSE! NEXT WEEK BELLANCA SR PACEMAKER THEY MAY THINK WERE ON THE MAIN HIGHWAY AND KEEP GOING FOR DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS OF THIS PLANE SEND A WRWCW) STAMPED ENVELOPE YO TAILSPIN PFLYING CLUB, ROOM TiI, 247 WEST 43ep STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y.