Tom & Jerry Comics (March 1955), #128

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Teeter-Totter Telephone

Story featuring Tom and Jerry

Storyline: Jerry and Tuffy use a telephone receiver as a see-saw.

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Sticky Wickets

Story featuring Droopy

Storyline: Having disrupted a game of croquet, Droopy is pressed into service as a pair of wickets.

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Making His Own Swing

Story featuring Droopy

Storyline: Chased from a park swing, Droopy improvises one of his own.

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When You Throw Your Voice, Be Careful of Who Might Catch It!

Story featuring Wuff, the Prairie Dog

Storyline: Wuff confounds Charlie Coyote with his ventriloquism... until Charlie gets wise.

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A Penny Saved... Isn't Worth the Cost!

Story featuring Flip 'n' Dip

Storyline: Flip and Dip want to find out how much they weigh. Rather than put one penny each in an outdoor scale, cheapskate Pop has a plan to get them weighed for free... but do Pop's plans ever really work out?

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A Bear Rug Is No Fair Rug!

Story featuring Tom and Jerry

Storyline: At Tom’s winter cabin, Jerry and Tuffy wreak havoc with an old bear rug.

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Spring (Loaded) Cleaning

Story featuring Fuzzy & Wuzzy

Storyline: Ordered by their Uncle Barney to clean their room of much accumulated junk, Fuzzy and Wuzzy just can't seem to rid themselves of the refuse - until they bury it under the lawn atop a pair of tightly coiled springs.

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Tuffy's Tetter-Totter Trick

Story featuring Jerry and Tuffy

Storyline: Tuffy wants to play in the snow, but Jerry prefers staying warm inside. Using a teeter-totter poked through the front door's mail slot, Tuffy propels Jerry outside and turns him into a snowman.

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The Mysterious Berries

Story featuring Bertie Bird

Storyline: Little Joyce has lost her mother's pearl necklace, which Bertie has found and mistaken for a cluster of white berries.

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Despairin' o' the Green

Story featuring Big Spike and Little Tyke

Storyline: To honor their next-year neighbor, Hogan the Irish setter, on St. Partick's Day, Spike and Tyke adorn themselves with green. A mischievous kitten sees to it that they end up wearing orange - a color that infuriates Irish dogs.

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Capt. "Jet" says... It's Easy and Fun to Win Your Wings in the Strombecker Model Makers Club
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