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Rated as "missing* for years, the rare contents of an early Italian tomb have been Identified among the pos- sessions of the University of Pennsyl- vania. These remains belong to the period of 650 B. C. Explosions of "safe" dry cleaning fluids have added another hazard to home dry cleaning efforts. The red of maple leaves is more brilliant in autumn if a 'series of bright sunny days follow sudden cool temperatures at night. BUCK ROGERS, 25tlv CENTURY, A. D.—Ardala Again. By Phil Nowlan and Diek Calkin* m ARDALA ocinrEp /wg wrru CrPCXTTlESS BASS* WHAT'S GONE BEFORE I. BUCK ROGERS, WAS MUSTERED OUT OF THE AIR SERVICE AT THE END OF THE WORLD WAR. A MINE IN WHICH I WAS ^EMPLOYED COLLAPSED. IN WHAT I THOUGHT WAS ONLY A FEW HOUR'S TIME, I ESCAPED. FIVE HUNDRED TEARS MAD ELAPSED! I HAD BEEN MIRACU- LOUSLY PRESERVED BY RADIO-ACTIVE GASES. I ENTERED AN AMAZING, SUPER- SCIENTIFIC WORLD. INTERPLANETARY FLIGHT WAS POSSIBLE. WARS RESULTED. WOMEN, TOO, WERE SOLDIERS MY SOL- DIER COMPANION WAS A BRAVE, RE- SOURCEFUL GIRL. WILMA DEERING. WE HAD INCURRED THE DEADLY ENMITY OF KILLER KANE AND HIS COMPANION AR- DALA. AN AMAZING LITTLE PEOPLE. SCARCELY MORE THAN A FOOT TALL. FROM THE PLANET ASTER THREATENED TO CONQUER EARTH. A FIERCE WAR RAGED. KAJJANG, AN ASTERITE I HAD BEFRIENDED, CAME WITH GREAT NEWS. MEANTIME I HAD BEEN FALSELY AC- CUSED OF A MILITARY FAILURE BY AR- DALA AND KILLER KANE. NEWS OF WIL- MA CAME FROM HAW AH I MADE MY WAY HITHER TAKING KAJJANG CON- CEALED IN A SUIT CASE TO MY DISMAY ARDALA DISCOVERED ME BEN WEBSTER'S CAREER—A Sailing Date! •mil it MJ i flag By Edwin Alger . COME ON ALONG, LUKE-TP1 WEIL STOP AT THE SHIP FIRST TO SEB HOW CAP'S! IKE IS AAAkING OUT—YOU HAVEN'T MET HI\A. VET- 'fllflta CAPTAIN ISAAC METCALFE THIS 16 MV GOOD FRIEND, LUKE 7 ~zy CAP'N IKE TO YOU, LUKE, JUST A5 I AM WOW TO ©EN HERE- / M E FULL\ NAME.91R. 1 IS LUCIU9 O'DONNELL O'MALLEV O'BRIEN- .AH. THATS A GOOD "UN^ THAT 16/ ABOARD SHIR MV HEARTY WE TAKE SHORT CUTS SO YOU'LL JUST BE GOOD. OLD LUKE TO ME if IF YOUVE GOT YOUR CREW TCX3ETHER. CAP'N J IKE.I CAN GIVE VOU OUR R A I L I N G DAfTE NOW/ ''/fit, W/A ,i » SLIM AND TUBBY—In Full Cry. TWERES HO ARtfU/MG WITH THB FINGERPRINTS THEY ROUND MERE THEY BELONG! TO OfcWEM ALL RiaMT/| ,TV Krrmm M TMtuaa l"ndic»l« lu&SY-" WHO WOULD WANT TO FRAME O&mEN? THINK, NOW/ , RldHT/ftUTOONT YOU SUPPOSE THEY HAVE FRJENOS?^ i SAY WHAT ARE YOU DRIVING 1 AT? ANO BARNEY 6LAOC- BUT THEY'RE LOCKED UP DOWN AT ^THE CHIEF WILL TELL US- WA.Y6E: IF" WE "SEE! PICTURES OF ALL BLACKJACKS fikLS/WELL WAVE SOMETHING TO GOON'_ , 60Y/ YOURE GONNA A REAL DETECTIVE / SEND THAT WlftE, QUICK/ THE NEBBS—Two Sides to a Question. By Sol Hi V, The loudness of sound depends upon pitch M well as energy and the vohune of sound In turn has an effect on Its apparent pitch. Government aclentterta have de- j The size of the Milky way has been veloped a method to determine In ad- 1 recalculated. The center la possibly Vance the relative effects of age on ] not more than 30,000 light-years from different types of paper. I the center of the lens. SAY RUDY, MO FOOUKlG.L KlMDA TMIKJK vA/efee L A Y K j e OO\AVNJ OKI THE OOO TWEtReS MORE LOST MQTIOKJ AROUK/D VOU WAD TO W A I T UKJT1L. Y O U R S O * J <3Re\J«J U P T O FlKJO OUT WHAT ETTA KEflT VUELA-. SUPPOSED i DIO &er THE 0 IDEA FROM Wlr^V l IF ITS SOOD, LUMAT DlFFCReNJCe IF rr DID co^e V MTV ©Ft=- IF FROM SPR»MG ''tW/'itll ALL OVETP. —VOU yXJST^ \C\C< OPPORTUKJITY IM TMe FACES — IP VOU TOOK. TMES MOR^eSHOE OFF TWET WALL- AKJO THE R/^e»Brrs FOOT" OUT OF VOUR POCKETT; NOaD STARVES TO J D E A T H .' WEU^REMEMBeft., I P I ' M ^O LUCKY, 1 TOOK SOU ALOJ6 1 LUITM M E _ L TOOK V O U O U " n OF Ax UTTLE CIGAR STORE LUMERE TWE OMLY TMIWG* A THAT OJOhO'T HAVE OUST >] C»~l VT rf^y, WAS TWE 'N sCMECXCR ©OARq t 1 £~>.*K, Wi A<PHAVf" SEEN TAKErt FROM . <aiNIDA& PlYcH LAKE. VOU. HUNDRE OF # -rkt, LEVEI. o^ -rxE* v lOO'ACRE LAKE. MAS HEVER CHANCED /THE OLD HOME TOWN »••»-«- By STANLEY T-Ssfc? 5 ^ ONTME WA,y TO THE MH>-VVEEK <SOSS»P i C L U B tUNCHEON Ml^s PtPER QADWELL A S N O W S L I D E - Q O t C K OP "THE W A S C A U<&HT i^4 WORK O N T H E PART o*a SplviE GiV,L.S - SAVED HER CAKE c«-» tag *.-1 - a * HI PW1L OL' PAL." HOW COME "tOufcC WAsf N THE MOONLlGHr? ETTA PUT NOM^ JMMIH EMtNlNGS UNDE^ NEW MANAGE- MENT ? NAvM-'SMES BUVH- SOME GUNS -TALKIM' BUSINESS ca SOME THING. f BIG SIST f Company" Co' g " TO rAAkc A LONG ^OR.S SHorU" 1 RGPRUSfcNT GRETA ^TET^GUeM- -1VIE rAMO«S SCREEM ^TAr2 — SHE WANTS TO f P E N D HErt VACATION] By PAUL ROBINSON Beir IV SiPtt Off. copyright I9M. Cfiitral Prew Ann ^ —' ~* w NO FOOLING.''THIS' IS HOME 'fONN— IN TACT Gritvj U P I N THi s VEI?N EMER.N fZOOM HOLDS MEMORIES OEAr2.TO HER,/ HErz. SHE HOUSE",' j-r HER- ^OXt\C HAS GONE STALC SO SHE" 1HOU6Hr A VlSir TO -THE OtO HOME VNOULO DO H c r i G O o O — BuTSHE HATE^ Cf^O^.OS— S O NO ONE MUSr KNOW WHO SHE. REALLN OH, C30N.' WHAT A IfHr^U- 5 5ZIELYXZ2 Or-fe^ R One Chance Left By LES FORGRAVE ~UAEYVE TRiCKEO o^BETH.-r^e ^COUKJD^.EL.5 VAA>JEv TICKED O^, YE6,THEVVE PIMALL-V GOTTEVi rf A«S*O A L L O O R , EFFORT HA-S <SOKiE PO«. •X3TW»isaG. O.DAO, VOO NfVU'S^Ni'T SAV TMA^ N^E CAV4T LET TUENV OE"*" ANNAV! NIOE J06"T CAM'T- \k v V w. jn'-"? * i^Nyj ^T5= Copyright, 1934. b» Central Pre«s Association. Inc. T!«'1 ' . I N G tltOVMV' GAINSBOROUGH'S PAINTING 'THE BOY" WAS SOLD SEVERAL YEARS AGO TO. THE LATE HENRY E HUNTINGTON CALIF0RNIA.F0R $ 800,000. TOMMY. i PORTRAIT SRiTCH or GAtNSB0R0U9M GREAT PAINTING COULD NOT BE DONE MH DEEP BLUE AS THE DOMINANT COLOR NOTE: THE'BLUE B0Y*IS A CANVAS ABOUT SIX FEET LONG BY FOUR FEET WIDE. IT IS A FULL-LENGTH STANDING FIGURE OF YOUNG JONATHAN BUTTALL JR. OFlONDOU §j£3* SB BBSCS SHMBSI tfcftSi EBff fltt B8B8& GAINSBOROUGH'S' BLUE BOY* SOLO FOR $800,000, BETTY. By Paul Pirn | GOODNESS? THAT OUGHT TO CURE HIS /BLUES"! 2-1 Thomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com
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Answer to previou* puti le
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Thorium dioxide, a substance injected into the blood to make the spleen and liver dariopaque so that X-ray pictures may be taken of them. produces such \deflnit* changes In the liver and bonevjnarrow that its use should be restricted to incurable cases.
Rated as "missing* for years, the rare contents of an early Italian tomb have been Identified among the possessions of the University of Pennsylvania. These remains belong to the period of 650 B. C.
Explosions of "safe" dry cleaning fluids have added another hazard to home dry cleaning efforts.
The red of maple leaves is more brilliant in autumn if a 'series of bright sunny days follow sudden cool temperatures at night.
BUCK ROGERS, 25tlv CENTURY, A. D.—Ardala Again. By Phil Nowlan and Diek Calkin* m
ARDALA ocinrEp
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WHAT'S GONE BEFORE
I. BUCK ROGERS, WAS MUSTERED OUT OF THE AIR SERVICE AT THE END OF THE WORLD WAR. A MINE IN WHICH I WAS
^EMPLOYED COLLAPSED. IN W H A T I THOUGHT WAS ONLY A FEW HOUR'S TIME, I ESCAPED. FIVE HUNDRED TEARS MAD ELAPSED! I HAD BEEN MIRACULOUSLY PRESERVED BY RADIO-ACTIVE GASES. I ENTERED AN AMAZING, SUPER-SCIENTIFIC WORLD. INTERPLANETARY FLIGHT WAS POSSIBLE. WARS RESULTED. WOMEN, TOO, WERE SOLDIERS MY SOLDIER COMPANION WAS A BRAVE, RESOURCEFUL GIRL. WILMA DEERING. WE HAD INCURRED THE DEADLY ENMITY OF KILLER KANE AND HIS COMPANION ARDALA. AN AMAZING LITTLE PEOPLE. SCARCELY MORE THAN A FOOT TALL. FROM THE PLANET ASTER THREATENED TO CONQUER EARTH. A FIERCE WAR RAGED. KAJJANG, AN ASTERITE I HAD BEFRIENDED, CAME WITH GREAT NEWS. MEANTIME I HAD BEEN FALSELY ACCUSED OF A MILITARY FAILURE BY ARDALA AND KILLER KANE. NEWS OF WILMA CAME FROM HAW AH I MADE MY WAY HITHER TAKING KAJJANG CONCEALED IN A SUIT CASE TO MY DISMAY ARDALA DISCOVERED ME
BEN WEBSTER'S CAREER—A Sailing Date! •mil it MJ i flag
By Edwin Alger .
COME ON ALONG, LUKE-TP1 WEIL STOP AT THE SHIP FIRST TO SEB HOW CAP'S! IKE IS AAAkING OUT—YOU HAVEN'T MET HI\A.
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GAINSBOROUGH'S PAINTING 'THE BOY" WAS SOLD SEVERAL YEARS AGO TO. THE LATE HENRY E HUNTINGTON CALIF0RNIA.F0R $ 800,000. TOMMY.
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PORTRAIT SRiTCH or
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GREAT PAINTING COULD NOT BE DONE M H DEEP BLUE
AS THE DOMINANT COLOR NOTE: THE'BLUE B0Y*IS A
CANVAS ABOUT SIX FEET LONG BY FOUR FEET WIDE.
IT IS A FULL-LENGTH STANDING FIGURE OF YOUNG
JONATHAN BUTTALL JR. OFlONDOU
§j£3* S B BBSCS SHMBSI t fc f tS i EBff fltt B8B8&
GAINSBOROUGH'S' BLUE BOY* SOLO FOR $800,000, BETTY.
By Paul Pirn
| GOODNESS? THAT OUGHT
TO CURE HIS
/BLUES"!
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