Show OGDEN OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINE- SATURDAY THE FLINTSTONES R EVENING FEB 24 1962 BUZ SAWYER GENTLEMEN! IT IS SMALL WONDER THAT THE JAPANESE POLICE HAVE REQUESTED STILLGREATERHELP FROM NAVAL INTELLIGENCE TO COPE WITH THIS ILLICIT POPE TRAFFIC FROM RED CHINA -1 rVEaPROMlSFD OUR 'lit l i i li iwlv ii i if iki — I I —— : 'EANWHiUEAUS i ww'AsRCSArr I I SENPA T?wpt rs?'nJT 15 —— —i PFoi!pTiNfl naval v? HONS KONS -- m rrm X I I 1 WHAT'5 Ig hot s i I Is I INTELLIGENCE TO MEET US ON ARRIVAL AT I 31 i m DISPATCH (fjACKAT THE TKOu&Lti r V I rr'£ sittes cdlc7 our ?o ve &u&e to wear 'THEY HAVE A SUSPICIOUS SUITCASE ABOARD BU7 YOU'D FETTER 1 ) j W JPZFjl 'J &£T 'in 'S"S INVESTIGATED CAN'T EVEN SHORT RIBS THERE OUGHTA BP A LAW "ISsy ANNA-BAR- B By ROY CRANI IN CONCLUSION a h y TViOUSH THE SNOOT TO G5T P5AIP J0 iPl ll-JL- Ns I l' E! & SHORTEN iy FAGALY WE 'NTEMDEP TO PAVX 'TH'NK CP THE ACVANTAGSS!) mM-MAV- bS UNCLE RAY'S CORNER ' ( fJocKl O'NEAL By FRANK A jMUM I SlMj ATlUlSTIME ' & 1962 lnMgu NEA Ftt 01f By Ramon Coffman How Do the Papuans Differ From Malays? mMH5 WSK$ LATcR GUeS5 WHAT— FINI5HEP IN rY NO TIMET Like the majority of the men on the island of Java the leader known as the "dictator of Indonesia" goes by the single name of Sukarno Ninety-si- x per cent of the Indonesians are of Malay stock They have brown or brownish skins and their black hair is straight These words have been used to described A V L —— BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH " VP GOT TO GIVE SNUFFY CREDI- T- HE'S them: and "They are have a strict code of manners and a strong loyalty to their chiefs" ' The Papuans of New Guinea have black or blackish skins Their hair is "frizzled" and even the men have a heavy covering of hair on their heads They re known as " s From the viewpoint of race In- j By FRED LASSWEU VEP-HE- 'S SHORE GOT A BtZNESS HAD ON THEM SCRAWNY SHOULDERS OF HIS'N 1 r&& ) THINK OF SELUNf IT IN 5 - self-respecti- "fuzzy-wuzzie- donesia is without a pust reason to take over any part of New Guinea Sukarno says that he wants only the Dutch half (with an area of 159 thousand square miles) but if he gets that he is likely! to try to seize the rest of the island later How large is New Guinea? Q A It is the world's (second largest island Greenland is the largest and B£DTyVlF STORES declared Mrs Brown at last "I just can't stand this any longer n we could just trap without TOO MANY MICE spent much 6f his time out in theiIf one the that sings then hm And it was all because Patience just so much can stand we could of the others- We! rid Set out of fear that something might happen Strained by more gets hand ai wm iaKe a to that little Wandering Minstrel Ildve a uae —Mother Brown? without :Mouse hurting it but how as the singing Mouse was called too There were many Mice in Now this was fine for Nibbler under the sun will we know if we Farmer Brown's house There was who wag right one uless he should Madagascar and Baffin Island father and for Mrs ' have the "MrtTr Puinnn K n l n rf nU nin a 01 A ff CITS n nVirtill iniTrtUf ' ' llT 1tiVf no uuuui aiAut uiai vji utuoi ixjr JJSJibQjgr WuO W3S lUS mother and & ixcvv uuuica ucta cxil died vi )iu ucui5 taugm tnousana square miles and IS a "We shall have- tn manv inr iiis: nmi nur have heen too — catrh all aIivp there would — vv rii l vivrurv: ri ij r n good deal larger than the state of ii oeen bler crown naa mere lor icorner Mrs Nibbler who had and keep them in separate cages Texas The population however is but one but this time there was Uved house at varjous times until we are sure of the singer" aooui iwo ana one nan minion said Farmer Brown's boy one that was wanted Yes sir it formuch of their lives never The Papuans or of New Guinea were Cannibals and o "D to mean have I've got was wanted That Mouse fore had been so free from worry you found by white could sing very much like a bird Alwavs thev had had to be con- - my house full of Mouse cages?" men a few when centuries ago The That is why it was wanted Singing stantly on guard for Black Pussy demanded dottier Brown Dutch and the British have broken "Well so j be it won't bad as Mice are very rare those vicious customs as much as and for traps Never before had but interiorj parts of the possible Brown's "I wouldn't for the world have they found food and such nice food that" chuled Farmer are hard to reach It appears "I'll keep them out in the Jana anything happen to that Mouse" y obtained They didn't easily declared Mother Brown ou"Vr 6"c? derstand it Thev didn't trv tn Of ham nd wp will hrin in mo t ' "' ana inac lt?ere may "That Mouse pretty nearly owns occurred to kZ- - TT-- we find out whlch one ?nV bal feasts m places the whites do £SE house it seems to me" chuck- not control is the singer Of courseTne mav not led Farmer Brown j For travel section of your scrap- in at I all but have ti i mi ising captivity t UJZ viuuicr diuwu & auu- uiuugiii una queer aiiu A UUk u iiiey ha "w '"" " patience began to give out There had little to do with him And aUl"" To Uncle Ray Publishers Syndi were too many Mice The house LUG V11CXX LJ1COGUL OdlCIjr "Anrl I suppose in the meantime cate 30 North LaSalle Chicago 111 was being over-ruwith them They good living was wholly uue iu I'll have to feed all those Mice! 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