The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 10, 1938, Page 10

TOMMY AND SKEETER, ATTEMPTING TO FIND AN EXIT FROM THE HIDDEN VALLEY, ARE ASCENDING THE WALLS OF A STEEP CLIFF. HIGH UP THEY ENCOUNTER A MASSIVE ROCK WITH A TREMENDOUS OVERHANG, BUT TOMMY NOTICED A SCRUB GROWING FROM THE FACE OF THE ROCKR AND LASSOED IT. HE IS NOW SCALING THE ROPE FOR THE PURPOSE OF REACHING A CREVICE... BUT SKEETS, HOLDING THE CREVICE THE END OF THE ROPE SEEMS TO TO PREVENT TOM SWINGING \ 2! g : WIDEN INTO OUT OVER THE FRIGHTFUL . : / * y : . ABYSS, SUDDENLY LOOKS \ A& v 3 BEHIND -~ 4 WERE SUNK, Y LOOKS ASIF WE'VE PAL! THE LEDGE} LET OURSELVES IN KNOW ENDS HERE! £ FOR SOMETHING, PAL! WE BEEN - # THE SUN IS SETTING, cuMBIN' b AND ITLL BE TOO FOR RISKY TO GO DOWN 1IN EIGHT THE DARKHNESS! HOURS? WE INT PROGRAM TO GIVE YOU THE LATEST NEWS FLASH ON , i > - MAURIE DU PONT, P ’ = [, |/ THE TRANSPACIFIC AND RUNNING | b 5 5 . Q) - i FLYER, WHO HAS LOW ON FUEL. . .|} 5 . L R am & BEEN UNREPORTED IT IS BELIEVED THAT or e £ EXTRA!. MAURIE DUPONT HAS BEEN R%MNJACC?A[::SFCE,S FORCED DOWN THE h Y .= IF! ST ORM- e a /O OCEAN! EXTRAI RIDDLED ‘ . ® ot i g 38 NEXT WEEK— HOWARD - D6A-8 MODEL PLAN COLORS: TOP UPPER WING IS CHROME ,. i YELLOW, YES. HE HAD A COLLAPSIBLE Gk : REST OF ! e 6 RUBBER BOAT..AND..OH, ; L _ SHIP 15 CARRIED YES| TWO CARRIER J1% 3 THE USUAL g i PIGEONS IE | | LIFE - SAVING 3 A : iy Y EQUIPMENT!/ : / c-;.’{ ‘.‘!!!--