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Show -I - JNOW that 4k- , MOPSY bGLADYS PARKER STICK AROUND, I MAV HAVE ANOTHER JOB FOR YOU. THE BEST MAM JUST vicccr kAc R- mm , I Home-Town Echoes By C. Kessler Quiet pam-lcesp 1WG DISTANCE CALLING. I AM CONCENTRATING I MU5T CONTACT MV CONTROL FORGET THE CONTROL JUST CONTACT My DEPARTEP HUSBAND : Z I HEM? HIM COMING- IN NOW! AH-THERE'S HIS KNOCK! BUT HE NEVER KNOCKEPt HE ALWAYS HAD HIS OWN KEY! i M7 fKf m FELL OVEE THE BAQT Sports Broadcast: Now Ted Williams Wil-liams is racing around the bases-he bases-he passes first . . . now second . . . there, he pulled up at third. Wil-Hams Wil-Hams bas tripled) Mrs. Gooch (to husband) For goodness sakesl . Did he hurt him. sell? WELL FED Toe Close to It Archie What are those marks on your nose? Thaddeus Oh. those were made by my glasses. A.-!hie You should learn to tilt your ead farther back when you are drinking. Stay Where It's Cool Patient in hospital Doctor, do you think I should go to a warmer climate? Doctor Well, that's what I'm trying try-ing to prevent. "I've put a fortune into that glrl'i face," remarked Papa to a friend. "You shouldn't let her spend-it much at beauty parlors," admonished admon-ished the friend. "It Isn't that." replied the parent par-ent "It's her appetite that keeps me broke." War Plant "And what did you make during the war?" a visitor asked big manufacturer. The manufacturer pointed to picture of a heavy tank on the wall "See that tank?" he asked. "Well, we make the paper clips that hold the blueprints together." Beaily Tiresome Helen Joe talks an awful lot, doesn't he? Betty I'll say so. Whv h bores me when he talks about met BOBBY SOX Marty links r mm . V tP - ft w "Here she comes . . . Just keep talking as though her whole life wasn't really ruined 'cause she didn't get a letter from Warren today!" "Well, you cried when I had mine eat!" NANCY NANCY.' STOP CHASING THAT ) PIS YOU SHOULD ALWAYS mT BE KINO TO ANIMALS jg"fHr I r r UNCLE J - Mill 1 i euEss HP'S a icut THAT POOR HORSE LOOKS PRETTY SICK 1 By Ernie Bushmiller TOLD f :; BUT YOU yjgp TO b ffT "V. KIND TO MUTT AND JEFF ..II M I , i an unwon.' THERESA FLY EVERYBODy INMYSOUPU WILL WANT i rt "W, V l SAID A FLY.' Tort THERE'S ARY JHE IriMYSOUP.'l' OF THE SEASnNI CUTEIM 3r 1 I to lU By Bud Fisher LISTEN' I SAlDfOrt THATS THERE'S ATLY ALL RISHTJ IN iVlYfi HE WON'T tii irwu v ( WHAT DID HE EXPECT FOR A ( A Ov UlMb I LITTLE REGGIE SAY POOCH. WE HAVE TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT YOUR WRINKLES. IT HELLO SMITH'S ?YJ ju Lint lunmt mvj APPOINTMENT J FCiO A Jlits 7lTT SMITHS NA5SAGE TJtffTMBNT WRINKtfS DISAPPEAR LIKE MAGfC By Margarita JITTER REG'LAR FELLERS 60NWA 6tT TO ,. Sf THIS AT TH' ) MONTHS OF AllCRAWL J aWFoaraAUOAMtiM -fV7 ball park. ( haro mmnw)7& llZty-yr I R03COE DOES HIJ . TRAININO OY JUS VTXrT l 5TUFF AN' WE ) THE DAY ( FlajT rrfV VIRGIL m ''i'I1 IS La SILENT SAM By Len Kleig RED BLAIK'S brilliant Army football team is on the march again. With a record of 18 consecutive consecu-tive victories picked up in 1944 and 1845, Army's first team should carry it through another big year, even if its spotless record so far happens to be dented before December De-cember arrives. At least no one should expect any further wild romp-lng romp-lng over such tea mil an WntA Dame, Michigan, Do Blanchard DUKe, Cornell, Columbia, Co-lumbia, Pennsylvania and Navy "Our first line strength is ex. tremely good." Red Blaik tells vou. as he looks over his eaeer talent talent that includes such backfield stars as Blanchard, Davis, McWil liams and Tucker. "But we are nn longer three deep. We are no long. er even two deep. In addition to our starting backfleld. which will maicn any in football, we have Fu- son at center, Poole and Foldberg at ends and two good guards." As good as Blanchard and Da.vi are, they are not as likelv to steal the entire show again from such fine oacKs as young Tucker at quarter and bhorty McWilliams at halfback. A look at the comnlete reonrrfs In Mcwmiams' case Droved the Armv was entirely blameless in tion with Coach McKean's charges irom Mississippi State. It was Mc- Williams, backed un bv his fam, ily, who wanted to come to West roint. McWilliams made applica tion while still in hizh school. h fore he ever entered Mississippi oiare. setter alter letter has proved tnis. The trouble started on his hnma ruriough when rather luscious financial finan-cial inducements. Mississippi state official connection, were maae. Ana don't believe this was the only laree financial indn ment offered a college football play er uus year. A Smart Choice McWilliams elected tn f West Point of his own free will. It was a smart move in hi pace o. too many lea vine nervica fnntv.n - e vwbMau nave come under the gossip of duck ing we drait. whether or nn v.. charges are true. I mleht bhh tv.. his opponents will find the able entry irom MissIssIddI is one t the best backs in football. nv t. . great kid with unusual ability. And u mere is a Detter quarterback in college football than or a much better passer, I'd like ra nave nis name. This year of 1948 mav h tho tact season In some time that Army can any winning team. For one reason, ton mm i.nn.. are paying good football players money that West Point and Annapolis Annapo-lis won't and hav meet. For another reason, too auy young men have no yearning yearn-ing to get up at 5 a. m. and work w touts day. It is my belief that college paychecks pay-checks are going to lead to a national na-tional scandal unless there is a sud- uea cnecK. The fight for young stars, pins Inducements offered, al- uroien mi past records. AthleUo scholarship, and jobs that can take a vounir ir - college, are 0. K. But not the uDsianuaj paycheck on the side, BsnaUy handled by keyed-un alnmnf. Back again to thi iqia i quad- " hi nay onlnion Am v-cmeio tn college football y-ara, uaws, MoWilHams and Tucker-power, speed, smartness uu once again, keep a or open eye on McWilliams and , Tough Year for Armv "This Is the hardest year we've Blaik says "Frank Lahav at vt ree deep with a flock of veterans 1 "ngt back to his great team I n, am lcked Notre " bwt team in, football It may be Pennsylvania will give us f the trouble w. can handle. Navy had some hard luck in losing men. but Tom Hamilton will do a fine Job with a squad that will give anyone a battle. 8Ver defeat They fove football. They are all II T aai, and that is what West Point Is supposed to turn at We can be beaten and we may bebeate. bu we are handicapped by injuries to key man. tIeW6 ' te8m te " ri! 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