Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1952 — Page 39

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FRIDAY, JAN. 18, 1052 .

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—By Bushmiller

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PRESIDENT PRESERVED | SO USED. TO

€opr. 1952 by NEA Senvivs, ine. T. M. Reg U. § Put. OF.

OR GRANDMA IS LIABLE T°

AN OH, BOY, THAT HOMEMADE WARSH OUT YOUR MOUTH // AP

T SOAP SHE USES TASTES &F TERRIBLE - co

ur price ’ You'll be

1 GUESS HE'S

/ SUCH POSTURES THAT IT TAKES SOMETHING MOVING TO ATTRACT HIS ATTENTION!

ib JRWILLAMS,

TRY IT

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CORRECT ANSWERS TO YEETERDAN'S PUZZLES

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MEASURE To YeuR

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Two Milwaukee, Wis. girls, Marie Gjerd and Jean Thomas, sent

{in this idea as a team. It is Jean's idea, but Marie wrote the letter,

This is a grand way to learn to blanket stitch or button hole stitch,

for the tie requires two buttonholes, each stitched to prevent tearing and to give that finished look. -

/ fl v Any kind of ribbon can be used, and any width is fine from SHER ZA | po {one-half inch to one inch. Before selecting the ribbon take a tape : ; 3 s measure or a strip of paper, and measure the length you want your PL-1055 i < [ iil #3 tie to be under the shirt collar that you intend to wear it with. rt When you have the ribbon and have it notched, fit it around. the ost For collar again to be sure that the button holes will be in the right an Cars “i /linJace, and see that they are large enough to fit over the button. )I'Sy Inc. i}{8ince space will not allow me to explain button hole stitching, ask IM-4433 «i ° fi Mother or Grandmother to show you how. "OR EQUITY TOMORROW-—Table Top Shuffieboard. 10 SALES ____HI-8018 —By Al Vermeer 942 CARS ; Tr CONDITIO i FRANKLY BUT SOMEDAY YOULL HAVE WELL, IF § GOT Ne MA 5708 | I'M DISAP A'BOY. AND THEN You'll /| ALL #''.. WOULDN'T hk PEAS BEREN | RE GAGE : TO DO BETTER THAN ries HE DID! TIRES _____AT-2013 ) 7 Royal W.8.W, . he ); 30 p : 58 < less than - -~ ervice { LK 4 ae vd

DEALER

FR. 3535

FRECKLES

OR. MORTON'S TIN-CAN AND GOAT-MILK PRESCRIPTION SEEMS TO » HAVE CONCOCTED WP THE WRONG DREAM ROR LARD!

BUT I'M LOOKING | WELL, You WERE LOOKING FOR. TROUBLE For A GOAT /

WHEN YOU TIED THESE CANS TO MY TAIL /

FR-4379 § Million Parts y

BIG HOLE IN TH’ PAVEMENT ?

S882 by NEA Servios, ne. TM. Rig. U8 Pet. ON

& WE'LL HAVE <8 WHAT ABOUT THAT/ TO NOTIFY THE § HI-WAY DEPARTMENT...A THING A LIKE THAT COULD / CAUSE A NASTY [/

ACCIDENT.

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—By Blosser

ANY PORT IN A STORM.! 1 HOPE ITS

EMPTY’

$ C0, INC. PL. 5381

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classified ad. Phone PL aza 3051.

(Tiste TEACH me, ALL RiGHT.R)

TICK MY NOSE IN

NOT © S 'r OTHER PEOPLE'S MILK CANS [8

I'LL GIVE YOu ALL THIS GUM IF YOU'LL CHEW. IT ALL AT ONCE

NOW THAT NEW GIRL WON'T THINK HE'S SO HANDSOME.

DAT PLUTONIUM, | WAS LOADED WIT, WORE OFF —A LONG TIME. AGQFF | AM AS HARMLESS AS A NEWBORN BARE"

YOU COULD HAVE. DECEIVED ONLY AN IDIOT.

PAW DINT SAY, SANDY!...I DON’ KNOW WHY HE 4 RUNNED AWAY... «.BUT I'LL. BET “| HE DONE SUMPTHIN Wi BAD’

5 NOW, AUNT RAKE, P-PLEASE

YOU LOOK A SIGHT BETTER, PUNKIN

ABBIE AN’ SLATS

\ |T WAS REAL

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RELAX, PAL~--A DEAD HERO )U)/ DON'T GET ANY FUN OUTA v7 0.K., NOBODY MOVE , AND MEDALS /! NOBODY'LL GET HURT- YOU, SISTER--HAND OVER THE

CAGH-BUT QUICK!

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CHRIS WELKIN, Planeteer

—By Russ Winterbotham

STRANGEST THINGS COMING OUT OF THE woopwork |

| freoeny ONE OF MR.7%6 CREW

PPEARS AT THE DOOR... PRISONERS FROM

AND FIND SOME MENTALEX)S HELMETS

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CAPTAIN EASY

FETCH THE TWO X THERE ARE / HELMETS IN OUR CABIN, ROCKY. \ THE OFFICEE S| QUARTERS.

BUT OTHER ICTHUSIANS SURVIVE ELSEWHERE.

FIFTEEN BESIDES OURSELVES ARE ABOARD, 7.

OKAY: MISS TULLIS..IF \ OW DEAR!

WHAT DO Y WELL, IM YOU MEAN, THAT! sur Why THIS 16 YOUR CAR LETS/ IM AFRAID

A ADMIT TO C THI 5 MINE !

rr; : WS ALWANG ' BEEN EXCITN', [1 WHEN TH PHONE \TINKLES . (f WONDER + WHAT SOMEONE: |

TM =I $2 for your idee if 3 rite Jerry phot pb this iid.

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AT WORK Al

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