The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 28, 1947, Page 7

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THE NEW FILL 'ER UP! j TO MY WALLET & | THIS 16 A CAGH NINA. HAVE BORBLE ACCOUNT. / BUSINESS. i YOU GOT $311 ’ ON YOU? I MENTIONED VE SHOULDA LET HIM JUMP, OFF TH' CLIFF ; WUUUU YOU WORM -DO YOU REALIZE YOU HAD | A DATE TO TAKE ME TO DINNER -1 kWAITED ON THE CORNER FOR HOURS- | MRS JIGGS JUST CAME IN - | HOPE YOI WON'T | SAID THERE'D BE MESELF FER ONCE-THERELL HER- (== = BE TROUBLE AROLIND HERE- FL“/ ~ (ILL JUST LAY 4 \( ey (1 wuz RiGHT WHE?] ) || DOWN THE LAW || ONCE AND FER e