Untitled Story

Storyline: Instructions on how to make your own shoeshine box.

Credits:

• Pencils: Bill Haines
• Inks: Bill Haines

Parking at a Hydrant

Storyline: Ali parks illegaly at a fire hydrant. Just as a policeman is approaching, he uses his turban to cover the fire hydrant to prevent getting a ticket.

Credits:

• Script: Marvin Townsend
• Pencils: Marvin Townsend
• Inks: Marvin Townsend

Untitled Story

Storyline: Bobby, Ruthie and their parents, along with Henrietta, miss the ferry to Long Island. Ruthie gets the idea of having Henrietta licensed as a boat for water travel. Mr. Giltrock buys a barge and follows Henrietta to Long Island just as Henrietta enters a fog bank.

Credits:

• Script: Frank Moss
• Pencils: Frank Borth
• Inks: Frank Borth
• Letters: Frank Borth

The Story Of Bishop Walsh

Storyline: Father Walsh is finding life in China very difficult. The food is almost inedible and bubonic plague and cholera break out regularly. He often comes down with malaria or fever. Civil war breaks out and biplanes attack the city with machine guns and bombs. Roving gangs of bandits attack the village and hundreds of Chinese are massacred or taken for ransom. Father Walsh is taken prisoner for seven days.

Credits:

• Script: Norah Smaridge
• Pencils: Joe Sinnott
• Inks: Joe Sinnott
• Letters: Ray Holloway

Compressed Air

Storyline: Two experiments using compressed air. The first experiment uses air pressure to knock over a stack of heavy books. The other uses compressed air to make an air gun that shoots potato disks.

Credits:

• Script: Jeanne Anderson
• Pencils: Pete Hironaka
• Inks: Pete Hironaka

The Floogles Fish

Untitled Story

Credits:

• Pencils: Bill Haines
• Inks: Bill Haines

Untitled Story

Storyline: Just as Chuck and the townsfolk are trying to hold back the flames from engulfing the newspaper building, Judd quickly arrives with the volunteer fire engine pumper to extinguish the fire. Perhaps too quickly, thinks Chuck. With the newspaper about to fold due to a lack of funds, three full pages of ads arrive and inject new life into the paper.

Credits:

• Script: Frank Moss
• Pencils: Fran Matera
• Inks: Fran Matera
• Letters: Fran Matera

The Story of Saint Gabriel

Storyline: In 1856, a young man from Assisi, Italy, shocked his wealthy family with the decision to give up a carefree life and enter the seminary. This is his life story.

Credits:

• Pencils: Dick Giordano
• Inks: Dick Giordano
• Letters: Jon D'Agostino

Untitled Story

Storyline: Two activities. A connect-the-dots cowboy theme picture; unscramble seven words to make things associated with cowboys.

Credits:

• Pencils: Bill Haines
• Inks: Bill Haines

Bishop Walsh, Red Victim