The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 7, 1938, Page 11

IF WINSLOW AND PENNINGTON REACHED THAT BRITISH CRUISER M HASTILY FILLING A | SMALL BOAT WITH DEADLY CARGO THE SOON THE RIVER IS THICKLY SOWN WITH EXPLOSIVES LYING IN WAIT FOR A WARSHIP'S KEEL-CUNNINGLY PLANTED DEEP SO THAT SHIPS OF LIGHT DRAFT CAN PASS UNDAIMAGED) WERE IN SIGHT J- STEER DEAD OF .THE RIVER / FOR IT'S CENJER- AND KEEP SPEED AHEAD' SOON LEARN THAT CRIME GAME OF PEACE SHIP~THE U.S.S.WINSLONIA ” «——————— OFFICER OF THE DAY 2 LIEUT. COMMANDER COMMANDER. - =~ LIEUTENANT < CHAPLAIN ALL OTHER p TS ENSIGNS (MaeRs) ! O STATION BILL FOR A REGULAR MEETING WAt witL vou )/ DESPERATE ? DO, MISTER HORN ? '$ HUMPH! MAYBE -- J THEYRE PROBABLY / AT LEAST WE DESPERATE MEN TUEYRE F STEADILY THE GAP BETWEEN THE SHIPS KEEPS v o’ V4 BLAsT"',CAPN.I " wWiiAT OF IT? NEVER, MATES-- UNDER COLOMBIAN GOVERNMENT SPOON! IF THEY ) THERE'S ONE SURE PROTECTION AND WERE STICKING i | DO THAT WE'LL ) yay TO SHAKE ‘EM RIGHT ALONGSIDE TiL YOU BE JAILED/