The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 15, 1939, Page 10

FTER PAUL HAlgTLQ"Di?. gls PLANE 1IN SINISTER V; ¢ TH&R&J@! AND HAD LOOKED : TERR AN, HE EXPRESSED DOUBT THAT THE RESCUE . ‘ m"smyé EN ROUTE, WOULD | BE, ABLE LAND UMNLESS | A RUNWAY WAS CLEARED. i T ¢ \ b £ 3 A RS —m-r\s‘ i h’oumv REPLIED THAT & HE P78 s zvm? o';é' ; AND HIS PASSENGERS WERE || — : 3 ' 5 | THEY MIGHT REMOVE THE { BOULDERS FROM THE FLOOR { OF THE VALLEY. PAUL | THEN HOPPED INTO HIS SHIP, | DECLARING, *BUCK UP! YOU'LL | ALL BE EATING SOON!‘ |AND SOME TIME LATER . \, = 0} Yy THEY'RE COMING, BETTY- COULD . . SOUND 00! FooD]). Sac Wl SN IF YOU WOLF" THA SO . .SWEET! i ¥ & a0 7N ; IN YOUR FAMISHED CONDITION, : \ W ‘ Ve V& | IT WiLL KILL YOU! TAKE IT SLOWLY . . THERE'S WORK L?z go TARSPIN 5 & 7, TOMTY FLYING cLub ~ 3/ LUN FO' \ - SAM’PAN, W Quick ! OUT OF MY WAY.. Quick! PVE GOT TO KIiLL ALl OF '‘EM BEFORE THEY LEAVE THE ISLAND! OR THEY'LL _ BRING HELP IN GREATER ¢ ,,’! MAURIE! FIUM%! WING INSIGMIA a1 COMNSTRUCT SOLID " :"L”}.‘ MODEL OF SOFT X BALSA.. J SHIP HAS TWO A —3 HISPANO- SUIZ A e NEXT WEEK-| AVRO-ANSQ‘! -1