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MUST HAVE RUNG FOR THAT l "k li IE! 111 I L'af NURSE SHES GOING INTO HER ROOM J " IMS I THERE OUGHTA DE A LAW UNCLE RAY'S AS CONRAD WAITS IN THE CORRIDOR FOR HER TO DRES5 f CORNER By Ramon Coffman 1 Pond Bottom Yielded Remains of Mastodon 30ilLiil LI'L ABNER 7 I Xi becuz ms NAMELY-- A HOOMANITV'S WORST- GHfAOO'5-STA- EX-CAPE- D BCK N' SON — AH DONT WANT SO - T?Klf?KASfr WW 'WW ' - TO GIT MIT TH F5V FLVIN'BITS7 — CwOL y VTHAMLIN ALLEY OOP 1 J L" 1 pA I I KNOW HE HAS ( AND HE'S LETTING! OXY REBUILD LOOK AT HIM N MDU F1QGER OXYS THERE WTfH WATT THAT HORRIBLE GOTVOC WONMUS TIN MAN HYPNOTIZED EH?yDIZZY--MOONMA- )vli CAN SAY THAT-- 3 "RK3HT BEFORE HE 'WELL IF WE'RE A CAN GCT THAT ROBOT AGAIN OOPl YEH BACK IN ACTON f THTd ) WEVE GOT TO fiONNA BAD STOP HIM t WE'D BETTER CvOl SWIM ? K leg-bon- MAS-to-do- f f There was a dry season in the Hudson valley 114 years' ago Near Newburgh N Y a large pond dried up and the farmer who owned the property decided to use the rich bottom soil which was ex posed Men were hired to shovel the soil into a wagon and to cart it to another part of the farm Several ' loads had been taken away when a workman struck something hard with his spade He supposed he had struck rock along with the other men he gave up work for the day" The next morning the workman learned what his spade had struck It was the skull of a large animal! stretching in front of the skull were two seven-foo- t tusks like those of an elephant! Scientists came to the spot and located various bones including The skeleton rib and was put together and was dis played before crowds in New York and Boston That skeleton belonged to an ani mal known as a "mastodon" (pro nounced It was about the came size as the skeleton of an Indian elephant that the first time the remains of a mastodon had been found in the United States? A— Other remains had been found by British colonists in the New World A bie tooth due ud at Al- bany N Y' weighed four and three fourths pounds Other mastodon skeletons have been dug up "during the past hun- dred years The Hudson valley has provided dozens of them and they have been located in southern Can ada the Mississippi valley and else where Missouri Florida Michigan and Kentucky are among the states which have provided mastodon bones in large number For SCIENCE section of your scrapbook If you want a free copy of the mustarted leaflet YOUR BODY AT WORK send a stamped envelope to Uncle Ray Publishers Syndicate 30 North La- Salle Chicago IlL ' 'IP PUT A -- HIGH GLOSS ON THE BE CALLING ON her glassware joker honeydews) AT DINNER WAS WORTH EVERY DROP THIS OF DISHWATER k r!?? 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