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Show THE LEI! SUN, LEIII. UTAH 4 Dad, can I establish a drawing account on my CROSS TOWN Bv Roland Cod , 1 - 1 1 "Until yoa learn the difference between a ilnnia and a weed you can keep that hoe out of my flower bed." NANCY By Ernie BusKmiller GOODNESS, 1: WOW.'-WHAT A NICE TT 1' I ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' THIS HEAT j COOL BREEZE COMING P GET J u 00 V 'A jj 1 1 MUTT AND JEFF By Bud Fisher JEFF Hp I'M WAVING "TO I VouVE BEEN V VEH, SINCE SEE, NOW 6HE$f WHAT ARE Y NOW.rMVI WHAT OTHERc O0NV,A " SI Al I MY 6lRl" ENCEE' WAVING HEREjENCEE'S PAPA V WAV NS To MEjiyou WAVlNG WAV NG QUESTIONS (Vu A-?c tuc 'S WAVINGJ OVER AN?riAS FORBIDDEN JEFF DoyoURBACK?jr BACK? DO VOO OTS?,?! iJO?j TO ME FROM f WE TO.SEE HER lqVe ME'V VST YES DEAR TWO ASK?J1 OLf , . E AEA I PQf LITTLE REGGIE By Margarita ii i ( DRAT IT! WHERE) i RAkA. ahTV' JITTER By Arthur Pointer REG'LAR FELLERS By Gene Byrnes r .i i i a, . t., i 1 ,5niY kffl' IlKflAP SeVN W'SAWAY-lv I DRAWING ROOM X 4 ,V fjk WHATEVER. THEY V ITS NONE OF MT VtV fev gettiw VIRGIL ByLenKleis IP YOU TAKE ME TO ) A? " Wwfa I M?Wr SS vS oSfe 'feGf VOL) THE PALACE-NOT J V7 SoSbl ILfWJ ATC" JHLENT SAM ' BrJeffWe Legs Mashed, He Directs Rescue Rare Fortitude, Presence Of Mind Displayed. MAUD EN, MASS.-George Ross, 48, a stationary engineer, with rare fortitude and presence of mind, directed di-rected his own rescue from a conveyor con-veyor belt in which his legs were Jammed after stopping the electric system by throwing small tin cans at a "stop and go switch." It was feared amputation of both legs would be necessary, however. Police were summoned to the Pot ter Drug and Chemical company plant by a neighbor who heard Boss' cries for help. When officers arrived they had to climb a high fence and force a door Into, the plant. They found Ross in the conveyor room, bleeding badly. His legs were tangled and twisted between two steel conveyor systems which had been running in opposite directions. Ross warned officers against bumping into the "stop and go" switch. He told rescuers they would have to dismantle the conveyors to free him and gave them detailed In structions on how to do it. There were 12 men working under Ross' calmly given instructions. When he was finally extricated, 2Vi hours a prisoner, he said, "Call my wife, Laura, and tell her to meet me at the hospital." Then he collapsed. He recovered enough, as he was being loaded into the ambulance, to tell his rescuers, "be sure and get hold of someone to get steam up at the plant this morning." Highe er Leather Costs May Boost Shoe Prices WASHINGTON. - The possibil-lty possibil-lty of a general shoe price increase -on top of a boost already granted for some footwear arose recently as higher prices for leather appeared ap-peared likely. Along with this, a high OP A official of-ficial disclosed that prices for alloy steel used in small quantities in many consumer products soon will be hiked again. So will the cost of steel items needed for housing such as nails and window screens. This official, who withheld use of his name, said the new steel increases in-creases will not Jump the Industry's receipts beyond the average $5 a ton advance granted last February at the end of the steel strike. That increase set off a chain of price rises for automobiles and scores of other consumer products requiring large amounts of carbon steel. Because they require comparatively com-paratively little alloy steel the effect ef-fect of the new increase on prices of finished goods probably will be slight, OPA officials believe. As for shoes, tanners have been pressing for weeks for a leather price increase and OPA reportedly is ready to grant one for some types. Shoe producers have Joined in the appeal, claiming they are unable to obtain enough leather. And they have made clear they want higher shoe prices to offset any increase for leather. OPA officials see little likelihood shoe manufacturers and dealers could be asked to absorb any new production cost Increases. This means shoe prices probably would rise. Bird Evicted From Plane In Its Own Best Interests WASHINGTON. The housing shortage has finally caught up with Sally, the swallow. Mechanics evicted her and her three eggs from the hollow rudder of a Pennsylvania airlines DC-4 training plane. They did it, however, howev-er, in Sally's best interests. While the plane went on flights Sally fluttered worriedly around the hangars at National airport But as soon as the ship struck the runway run-way on return trips Sally flew to meet it and once more happily perched atop her nest and eggs. The plane Is going to be reconverted recon-verted into a 59-passenger airliner, so the mechanics have set out to find Sally a new home around the airport air-port Removing the nest they broke one of the eggs. CRIMINAL AT LARGE Down in southern Alabama a young woman discovered that the young man with whom she was in love was already married. With tragic promptitude she wrote him a note of farewell, added the bitter bit-ter postscript "Good-bye, Casanova," Casa-nova," and committed suicide. The police questioned the man, but could bring no charge against him so he was released. "Well," remarked a deputy, "that closes the case." "Not by a long shot," rejoined the sheriff. "Go out and bring in that other fellow." "What other fellow?" "That guy Casanova." Laces can be stiffened bv rins- Lne them in a solution comrjosed lof one teaspoon of borax and a quart of water. - Revive old fiber porch rugs with a coat of canvas paint. Leave rug on floor to paint it but put papers underneath to protect floor, Does your mixing bowl move away from you under the beating beat-ing and stirring you do? Set it on a damp cloth and it will remain steady. A tea towel works fine for this. 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Scrapings were takea from the feet and examined by the bacteriologist. bacteri-ologist. 2. Each subject was examined by a physician. We quote from the report: "After the use of Soretone according to the directions on the label for a period of only ten days, 80.6 of the cases showed clinical improvement of an infection infec-tion which is most stubborn to control." Improvements were shown in the symptoms symp-toms of Athlete's Foot the itching, burning, burn-ing, redness, etc The report says: "In our opinion Soretone Is of very definite def-inite benefit in the treatment of this disease, which is commonly known as Athlete's Foot:." So if Athlete's Foot troubles you, don't temporize tem-porize with this nasty, devilish, stubborn infection. Get SOKETONEl McKesson Robbins, Inc. Bridgeport, Connecticut. TU f! check i I I! I t" If 'OrflfUa V.tcm W.W. 1.. I If I it ...Sept. 17. 18. IS, 10. 11 1 I) Si'. LF.& ioi BrnoO BtntaMsri.. Ui 1 1 n P- 4 l J U L LJ Stat and local CcrrramnK. . YOUR DATE! 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