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CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1946 33

LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By Harold Gray 

LOTUS? LOTUS! IS THAT LOTUS? 
YES...SHE SAVED MY LIFE TIME AND TIME AGAIN IN THE JUNGLE...

WHY, SHE COULD SMELL A JAP A MILE AWAY...AND WARN ME...WHEN I SLEPT SHE KEPT WATCH...SHE NEVER SEEMED TO SLEEP... 

THE ARMY SEPARATED US FOR A TIME...BUT WE'RE BACK TOGETHER AGAIN NOW, LOTUS...FROM NOW ON...EH? 
GEEK-
GEE-E... 

HAROLD GRAY 
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. 
Copyright, 1946, by 
News Syndicate Co. inc.

BRENDA STARR——REPORTER By Dale Messick 

EVERYONE IN THE CITY ROOM OF THE FLASH IS HIGHLY AMUSED, WHEN HANK ARRIVES WITH BABY HOO. 

....EXCEPT THE MANAGING EDITOR. 
THIS IS NO DAY NURSERY. YOU'LL HAVE TO TURN THIS CHILD OVER TO A FOUNDLING HOME 

NO, I HAVE A BETTER IDEA. WHY NOT HAVE THE FLASH OFFER A REWARD TO FIND HER PARENTS? 

Dale Messick 
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off., 
Copyright, 1946, by The Chicago Tribune 

SAY, THAT'S NOT A BAD IDEA! BUT WHAT ABOUT BABY HOO? WHO WILL TAKE CARE OF HER IN THE MEANTIME? 

JOE PALOOKA By Ham Fisher 

TCH. TCH. 
H-A-L-P 
SPLASH 

WANTA FIGHT ANYMORE? YOU SHOULD CONTROL YOUR TEMPER. 
GULP... HALP... I CAN'T SWIM. 

JERRY... WHERE DID JOW GO AFTER HE FISHED THAT JERK OUTA TH' POOL... AN' WHERE'S PEARL... I GOTTA EXPLAIN... 
SOICH ME... HE DISAPPEARED... AN' POIL'S BOININ' UP... SHE'S CHANGIN' CLOTHES... BOY... I GOTTA LOTTA EXPLAININ' T'DO...

HAM Fisher

SUPERMAN By Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster 

AFTER ALL HIS FERVENT VOWS TO GET A JOB, SAM BRODIE CHOOSES SLUMBER IN PREFERENCE TO LABOR. 
ZZ-zzzzz- 

SAM... SAM BRODIE... 
WHA-? WHO-?? HUH-?? 

COPYRIGHT, 1946, McCLURE NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE 

("-SUPER-VENTRILOQUISM, DO YOUR STUFF!-")

THIMBLE THEATER By Bela Zaboly and Tom Sims 

OKAY, YOUSE ASKED FER IT!! 
YAS, I WANTS YA TO SOCK ME!! 

HAH!! NOW I KNOWS SUMPIN'!! 
WHAT?? 

YER THE SNEAKIN' !!X 'AT SOCKED ME ABOARD SHIP!! 
? 

I COULDN' SEE YA, BUT I KNOWS BY THE FEELIN'!! 
SPLAT

MYRTLE--Right Around Home By Dudley Fisher 

HOW WOULD YOU TWO LIKE TO RUN DOWN TO THE CORNER FOR A NICKEL? 
SORRY, POP, BUT WE CAN'T DO IT! 
WE JOINED THE F.B.I. 

AND WHAT DOES THE F.B.I. HAVE TO DO WITH YOU RUNNING DOWN TO THE CORNER? 
MAYBE YOU'RE NOT THINKING ABOUT THE SAME F.B.I. 

DUDLEY FISHER 

OUR F,.B.I. IS FOR BETTER INDUCEMENTS! 

THE NEBBS Created by Sol Hess 

HOME AGAIN. HOW DO YOU LIKE IT, PHOEBE? 
IT'S BEAUTIFUL. JUST WHAT I'VE ALWAYS DREAMED OF 

IT DOESN'T LOOK ANY DIFF'RUNT TO ME 
WE OWN IT NOW, THAT MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE 

OH, WILLIE. YOU MAKE ALL MY DREAMS COME TRUE 
I AIN'T MUCH FOR FANCY WORDS BUT YOU'RE THE ANGEL IN MY DREAMS! 

I WISH MOM WOULD STOP DREAMING AND FIX SUPPER 
COME ON, DOPEY, CAN'T YOU SEE THEY WANNA BE ALONE? 

By HESS 

(Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Office)

W. A. Carlson 

JELLYBEAN JONES 

Copr. 1946, King Features Syndicate, Inc. World rights reserved. 
Frank Walter 

"I just dropped by to inquire about your health ... Could those possibly be doughnuts I smell?"

CUTIES By E. Simms Campbell 

BEAUTY SHOPPE 

"Don't spend much time on me. I'll be satisfied to look like this!" 

TILLIE THE TOILER by Russ Westover 

NO, TILLIE, I'VE NO JOB YET 
KEEP TRYING, IRWIN. I HAVE FAITH IN YOU 
HUMPH! 

OH, HOW CAN TILLIE HAVE FAITH IN A FLOP LIKE ME 

BUT, MUMSY, IRWIN HAS NO BAD HABITS 
WELL, I WOULDN'T SAY CROONING WAS A BAD HABIT- 

! 
-BUT WE COULD USE A FEW SANITARIUMS FOR THE CURIN' OF IT! 

Russ Westover 

WHY WE SAY By Stan Collins and Lloyd Slawson 

"BIG BERTHA" 

The GI of World War I will remember Germany's famous cannon known as "Big Bertha". It was named to honor Bertha Krupp, whose husband owned the munition works at Essen where this cannon was built. 

GENERAL FEATURES CORP. 

SUNFLOWER STREET By Tom Little and Tom Sims 

AW, DIS IS LABOR DAY, SUSIE---I WOODEN DISTURB DEM! 
! 

GRANNY LOU, SUSIE ANS ALL THE MENFOLKS 
Tom Little 

COPR. 1946, KING FEATURES SYNDICATE, Inc. WORLD RIGHTS RESERVED

OFF THE RECORD Copyright, 1946, the Register and Tribune Syndicate By Ed Reed 

"Why don't you drive like you do when I'M behind the wheel, Martha?" 

TOONERVILLE FOLKS By Fontaine Fox 

IT'S YOUNG SIMPSON FOR YOU! THAT CITY GAL HE'S BIN GALLIVANTIN' AROUND WITH ALL SUMMER MUST HEV GONE BACK TO THE CITY! 

The Kernel By Ed Kuekes 
KUEKES
There's a fellow who "knows the ropes." He wouldn't buy a single cigar in that store.

I SEE BY THE PAPERS            By Bill Ruble

NEW CARS ZOOM AROUND MEXICO
MEXICO CITY, MEX.—New cars are everywhere you look here. One American company sells three cars a d

zzzzzzzzzzz
zzzzzzzzzzz
BILL RUBLE


THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME       By Jimmy Hatlo
DID I TELL YOU YOU'VE GOT LOVELY EYES? I'LL BET THEY JUST DON'T APPRECIATE YOU IN THIS JOINT, KIDDO...

COME OVER AND STAND NEXT TO ME, HONEY. I WANNA WHISPER SWEET NOTHINGS IN YOUR SHELL-LIKE EARS...

PREDICTION OF THINGS TO COME... "LOVESICK DINERS GET HAIRCUT WITH CLEAVER."

HOW ABOUT THIS FOR A HEADLINE "LOCAL CUT-UPS CARVED UP BY DULL HUSBAND"...

TROUBLE WITH THE COOKING IS THAT IVAN'S ALWAYS WATCHING HIS FRAU, INSTEAD OF THE SKILLET

PUNISH 'EM GOOD—MAKE 'EM EAT SOME OF IVAN'S COOKING

JIMMY HATLO

JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE, MOTHERë
THANX TO WILLIAM B NEDDY, ST. PAUL, MINN.

COPR 1946 KING FEATURES SYNDICATE INC WORLD RIGHTS RESERVED

Today's Pattern
By Marian Martin

9379 
SIZES
12-20

BODICE CUT IN ONE PIECE

SKIRT CUT IN ONE PIECE

Of course you can sew this smart dress yourself! Pattern 9379 is so easy it almost makes itself! Four main pieces: no side seams on skirt, no shoulder seams on bodice. this pattern gives perfect fit, is easy to use. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Pattern 9379 comes in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 takes 3 yards 39-inch: 3/8 yard contrast. Send 25c in coins for this pattern to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, P. O. Box 132, Station 0, New York, 11, N. Y. Print name, address, zone, size, style number. Ready for you right now . . . the brand-new Marian Martin Fall and Winter 1946-47 Pattern Book! Best-of-the-season fashions for all . . . plus a FREE pattern for bridge apron and card-table cover printed right in the book. All yours for just 15c more!

Today's Horoscope
Monday, September 2

Monday's astrological forecast may not be presented as a wholly encouraging or gainful one. There are signs of obscure, complicated and dubious undercurrents, which call for a keen mind, straight thinking and shrewd grasp if difficulties are to be solved and firm groundwork laid for future operations of security and sound rewards. Those whose birthday it is are urged to give sound, logical and clear thinking to all propositions and proposals that come up for decisions during the year. There are signs of tricky, obscure and hazardous circumstances or entanglements, with which a laggard or involved state of mind may not be able to cope. Elders or those of mature judgment and experience may prove benefactors in unraveling knotty problems or in switching aside dubious or sinister situations. Build on foundations of honor and integrity as well as principle.

Wally's Wagon
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labor Day in Europe generally comes in the spring, on May 1st. I guess we are a little slower over here about gettin' down to work—waitin' until September. But once we buckle down we can make th' sparks fly!—Wally Boren