The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 4, 1938, Page 10

7 INSTEAD OF PRETTYING YOURSELF, Rl P = MY CHILD, YOU SHOULD 'pnemnd fi;%gmq, 5LAE'4\§ETQR G/sés RE IN A e i} ) SUFFER SOME INCONVENIENCE, BUT NO DANGER. WE MAY HAVE TO STAY HERE A LITTLE WHILE . LIKE, THEN, TO LOOK My BEST! AN EXAMINATION OF THE PLANE'S MOTORS DISCLOSED TO TOMMY AND SKEETS THAT IRON FILINGS, MIXED WITH THE OIL, HAD BEEN RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ENGINE FAILURE THAT RESULTED IN THE FORCED LANDING IN THE MOUNTAIN ~- LOCKED VALLEY. INSIDE THE PLANE, DUNFORTH PEERS THROUGH A WINDOW, NOTING THE TENSED EXPRESSION OF THE PILOTS, AS TREVOR PANTS. /MR DUNFORTH 1S =S RIGHT! THEY WE SHAL CAN'T GET THIS NEVER LEAVE PLANE STARTED! 4 - THIS AWFUL e ( MR PLACE “ALIVE! YOU MIGHT AS WELL LEARN THE Y ’MEANVVHILE, YOU MUST ALL STAY BY TRUTH. THE MOTORS ARE BEYOND || THE PLANE. SOMETHING HAPPEMNED REPAIRING, BUT WE BELIEVE q LAST NIGHT AND | THINK IT WOULD RESCUE WILL COME Q BE A GOOD IDEA NOW TO CALL THE ol da ! _ ™MR. DUNFORTH! CHECK..MISS., dvi WILL MR. KINNEY ANT HERE, TOM! MEBBE . BLEASE ANSWER?A | MEBBE IT WAS HIM _THAT SCREAMED LAST MIGHT! | AM USED TO HARDSHIPS! PVE OFTEN “RIDDEMN HERD"” ON THE PROSPECTING IN THE DESERT IS MIGHTY TOUGH ON A GIRL / THEN, THAT IS ALL THE MORE REASOMN THAT | LOCATE THE MINE, BEFORE SINES FILES CLAIM ON IT! ITH THE TWO HALF- PORTIONS OF THE CHART IN HER POSSESSION AGAIN, ANNE 1S5 DETERMINED TO TRY TO LOCATE THE MINE WITH THE ROCK DOOR, DESPITE THE FACT THAT SINES AND CACTUS ARE STILL AT LIBERTY, AND MAY HAVE MADE A COPY OF THE HALF-CHART HOWE VER, | DOMT INTEND TOY USE PACK' BURROS. IT MIGHT | (F SOMEONE'S CURIOSITY AROUSE. M YES! ACCORDING TO THE CHART, THE Yl | [ YOU COULD LAND A Y€ TRAIL TO THE HIDDEN MINE STARTS PLANE THERE, AND ON THE FRINGE OF THE PACK INTO PAINTED DESERT, NEAR i ‘ THE HILLS. NEEDLE POINT FOR DETAILED WRITTEN DESCRIPTION OF THIS PLANE AS |T APPEARS ON THE FLYING FIELD, SEND SELF- ADDRESSED (3-CENT) STAMPED ENVELOPE TO TAILSPIN YOMMY FLYING CLUB, ROOM 7Ii, 247 WEST 43rop STREET, NEW YORK, N.V.