The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 11, 1939, Page 10

| DON'T THINK FLIGHT TEN CARRIED } ANY EXTRA PARTS FOR ITS RADIO / SET. HOW COULD... [ BUT THIS CHAR, "SKEETS' MILLIGAN, WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A GOOD RADIO MAN, ABLE TO MAKE ETHING OUT Do - LOW, AND TOLD OH, HELLO, MISTER SMITH! ER THERE. || GORMAN, HERE, SAYS THAT AN AMATEUR OPERATOR UP AT PINE HILL GOT A FLASH FROM TOMMY TOMKINS TOMKINS YOU SURE THIS CHAP, ABNER WHIPPLE,ISN'T LOCATE THE SOURCE OF THfi SIGMNALS! YOU DON'T GET "'5 THE KID UP AT INE HILL SAID ML TOMKINS' RADIO WENT DEAD AGAIN, BUT : — HE MANAGED TO GET HIS ORIENTATION TAILSPIN m TOMMY FLYING cLuUb {LikE THESE [{ MODEL PLANS H| DRAWN MUCH | LARGER .. TO 1 |1 RALF - PAGE | SIZE INSTEAD 5,/ el P EORCTTS