The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 1, 1947, Page 7

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Daytime forecasts on w:ekdays at 8:00, 9:30 AM,, and 12:00 Noon. —.-— — | ARMY INFANTRY | WILL FLY NORTH | McCHORD FIELD, Wash,, Aug. li —(M—McChord Field will be a key center for the mass air movement of Army troops northward tor man- iext winter in central Al- , Army officials disclosed teday. hifting of the 62nd troop car- rier wing will be completed by mid- | August with 1,500 more men to be | brought here. It will bring the | field's comnlement up to 3,000 men. | \ The Alaska maneuvers, scheduled to start Nov. 1, will involve elemants of an infantry division and me' wing's troop-carrier aircraft. 1 Gen. Jarob L. Devers, Commard-i er of Army Ground Forces, said at the time of the announcement of the maneuvers that last winter’s Alaska exercises convinced him new | emphasis must be placed on the; { 1 i diers in Arctic areas. JUNEAU MARINE CO. 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BUT IF THE GENDARME WE SENT OHT TO WORK ON THE LEADER OF THE DISCONTENTED GROUP 15 i DON'T GET EXCITED-- I'M ALL DRESSED. VOUR HONOR, THIS CASE IS RATHER UNUSUAL— THE COMPLAINING WITNESS HAS NOT ARRIVED—AND ID LIKE FOR YOU TO HEAR FROM THE _BOVS. ALL RIGHT, MR. PROSECUTOR, WHAT'S THE STORY ABOUT THE BOVYS?Z = Are? 3 T S SKEEZIX, | WONDER IF UNCLE WALT STOPPED | NINA. WERE ON FORCET IT, THE MILK FOR US. A VACATION! n TH' GHOST |, ©' SCREECHIN DON'T TALK LIKE A FOOL T HIM IN THE CELLAR- I'LL. HAVE TO BRING HIM THROUGH TH' KITCHEN TO GET OKAY, SEVENTH INNING! CHIPPER SAYS YOU'LL HAVE TO 6TOP THE CAR. ¢ SHOOT TH' UARMINT WIF TH' SIWER BULLET, UK SNUFEY HIM IN THE CELLARY AND OUTSIDE THE COURTHOUSE. B- BALLS Q' F-F-FIRE ! I CAINT GIT A BEAD ON TH' SHIFLESS COME ON -WHATEVER YOUR NAME 1S YOU'RE TO SPEND YOUR TIME IN THE CELLAR- PAGE SEVEN I WAS JusT KNOCKING OFF A FEW LAST 3 e THEY NEEDS AN /EGGSPERT 4 % NEED. A ((;1 y Doao;z)j B3 2 G \ ' =D ) POPEYE 77 Il gl WAIT...WAIT THE BELL HASN'T RUNG . OH, ONE OF ANCIENT WISDOM, IT |5 TRUE " YOU KNOW ME NOT; 50 I DO NOT TELL YOU WHAT L DISCOVERED, BY CHANCE, OF THE FAT ONE'S TREACHERY = BUT IF YOU COME WITH ME, YOU SHALL SEE WITH YOUR OWN EYES. >3 N WE BELIEVE OUR EYESP IS THIS AUTUMN HEWS. WHO ) | __HAD "DISAPPEARED"? |