Show - 8 OGDEN OGDEN UTAH X 1962 — By ROY CRANI BUZ SAWYER WHY v I PR tWAKl' WONT VCU PLEASe i come m? OUT V 1?OHlT J I ? V f i WITH MY THANK5 Y STRANGE BUI I ITS A REEL OF ft w V — — - S CHWETT & TOYlE Or BUT tT I u?N FAM ruisc? L JUL response: f— il WE'RE — alomg-vmoos- LAUMCMlKlG YEArfVEAHf V By FRANK O'NEAL IDEA LETTERS ARE PlEMTV OF WITS WRITE NIT- BUSINESS FAN" LETTERS f FORGET IT' 1 1 PAD' v IT J I noc j lit IM IWL VtoHtl CloCfc SWORP GONNA j If 1 Does Mars Possess 7 ' A S YS Sufficient Oxygen? Last time we spoke about (OX 2-- pos- and their such water supply If people comhad earth plenty of ing from the water they still might suffer from lack of oxygen Studies with the spectrograph suggest that the atmosphere of Mars has little if any "oxygen If this is true people like us would have trouble staying alive there Rocket men would take along tanks of oxygen for visits on Mars and might stay alive there for weeks Colonists who desired to live on the planet for years at a stretch would find the problem sible colonists on Mars HEADS'MfT VOUR l By Ramon Coffman NOW WE'RE RSALLW IKl OUTCH! YOU'VE SOURED THE WlOLE FIRECRACKER INPUSTRY! 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SERVICEMEN IN JAPAN THIS MUST MEAN HE'S PECtPED NOT TO RELEASE IT HOW AM STILL COMMUNIST MINP YOU X P£ FLORE BOURGEOIS SENTIMENT BUT YOU HAVE MAFE ME THINK iPLEAE ACCEPT t 7 — I— By THE FLINTSTONE5 STANDARD-EA MINER SATURDAY EVENING FEB 17 1 By FRED LASSWEU BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH "— NO I AINT SEEfs) VORE AUMT LOWEEZy OUT JU6HA1flin cue i nirv — o rf ST In HOUbb — TODAY ICO' -- SHE'S SETTlW I V iro CHOPPIN OR WASHINV OR PLOW " MA'AM-- 1 n TTrr"Z3lA£ " when did ) VORE MAN SNUFFV : D- ft i— harder let us On the cheerful side I BE DJIME A FUNNY LITTLE MOUSE Oue who's different it is clear Really must be somewhat queer —Old Mother Nature Nibbler and Mrs Nibbler who had moved from Farmer Brown's barn back to his house where they ad once lived before were very happy It was good to be back- - Yes sir it was good to be back They soon found that there were po other Mice in the house They made a fine home in the drawer of an old bureau up in the attic Their - bed was of soft cottonv Between the walls they could travel practically all over the house without danger of being seen They had opened a hole into Mother Brqwn's pantry and they were living high as the saying is That hole was behind the flour barrel and as yet hadn't been discovered One night Nibbler went dovn alone to the pantry He expected Mrs Nibbler to follow him there but she didn't By and by having sampled this and nibbled that until he could eat no more he returned to the snug "home In the bureau drawer As he started to enter the big soft nest he was sharply warned that there was no room for him in there any longer and that he had best find himself a bed elsewhere Nibbler understood There must be a new family of babies "II o w many this time" he squeaked - 1 1 looked so much alike that ho one but their mother' could tell them apart at a short distance Nibbler didn't even try They are darlings We've never j At first they had squeaked very had sweeter babies' much alike Their voices were as l suppose SO AAae-RMgneu iiuuici and added rive heard that so they 0ider Mrs Nibbler times it has no meaning one wag different from ticed "Wait until you see them Then i his brothers and sisters It wasn't you'll 'say so too Now just run j in his looks but in his voice and away and leave me alone we want the way be used it He was odd a to be quiet" replied Mrs Nibbler funny little Mouse Anyway that ' Nibbler sighed again and depart is wnat ms Drotners ana1 sisters ne said ed "Children are a nuisance muttered "Yes sir they are a The first time his mother noticed nuisance especially when they are it was shortly after he had begun babies I'm glad they don't take to run about in the attic One day as long to grow up as other babies as she was returning home to the I know of" drawer in the old bureau she Those babies were born blind and heard a sound which caused her without little fur coats but in a to stop It sounded like the voice of surprisingly short time they had a Mouse yet it was ainerent u fur coats their eyes were open and was almost sweet In short while they were running about They it sounded like the voice of a Mouse it sounded still more like the voice of a bird There were IT little chirps very like those of a - no-ma-ny J 1 V 1 OFF LAUGH bird That is queer" thought Mrs Nibbler "How could there by a bird in here? It must be a bird It can't be anyone else" Just then the sounds were Lftu " I seem to ' be covered with plant life On the earth plant life produces an excess of oxygen and this oxygen is used for breathing by people 'and animals Plant life on Mars may provide extra oxygen for breathing It iha nlnnte rin cnm Hlrolv Mars give the air enough oxygen I for breathing up to a height of at I 1 L 1 J Ji ieasi a iew nunureu ieei Colonists from the earth probably would take along dozens of kinds of plants to grow on Mars including wheat maize peas and beans Plants from the earth might give more oxygen to the air than pres ent plant life on Mars Q—What about the thin air on Mars? A — That surely would be a trouble aside from the possible shortage of oxygen but human beings have learned to live where the air is thin At a height of a mile above sea level the city of Denver is getting along well enough and Mexico City at a still higher level has been growing by leaps and bounds For SCIENCE section of your scrapbook Write to Uncle Ray Publishers Syndicate 30 North LaSalle Chicago 111 fl-m- M REX MORGAN By DALE CURTIS D W SORRY AT mm Ilkll ! mmt lr Dl A lit T TrtWflBPriW CAD b ALL DAY OFF TOMORROW AND TAIC£ LTQ THfc Z0Q I I EMILY JUST GOT I tt ! J INTO TDWfJ -- — --- I'VE LEFT I HAVE YOU I LI ) NOT EXACTLY MEANWHILE AT A HOTEL NOT FARAWAY ) REX MORGAN 5U5IE AND 1 HAVE 1 CHILD Ji j " YfillR WITH YOU SUSIE WITH ) ff xOTO L I'LL BE tY PICK YOU UP N A FEW T FINE j r?T:V7 iM m By L:Z FALK & PHIL DAVIS MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN j H ir: COPs) THEY KEPT SUPEVISEC? 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"That's what I want to know" replied Mrs Nibbler "Come on "That the new man we're over there and we'll find out" She led the way and Nibbler folending out on the road" lowed The singing for the sounds were a sort of song now seemed y fKANKUN fOlGfft to come from behind a box When they turned the corner the singing I ceased There was no bird there There was no one but their funny i little son looking somewhat confused The next story: Left Alone i vai Mars S TORIES THE GIRLS re- member that vast stretches on By Hal Cochran An executive is one who can decide quickly and get someone else to do the work Usually about tha only thing an argument proves Is that two people are wasting their time Snowbound cities have the sort of headaches that aren't cured by ice packs Maybe we're lucky that By SAUNDERS STEVE ROPER WELL NOW -- ALL OP A ) wi c uuucn DION T 70Ul MfcAK Mt f LPD VOKI 7 SURPLUS Or CULPRITS Air t BBOOTMAMM TSfiVHO MIGHT YOU BE MA'AM 1 k-l- THEN PLEA5E DON'T' DS5TR0Y THE 50YOLTRE ZERAI MARZDON ? 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