Published: June 1949
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"Yes, sir! It's just wonderful to be up here..."
Woody's neighbor Tackhammer goes deep into the wilderness for his vacation to get away from Woody, but Woody pitches camp right next to him.
"Yes, sir... the park bench is the symbol of free enterprise..."
Woody talks his way into a job as a professor at a school filled with unruly students.
"Sigh! Hi!"
Andy inherits a ship, the Marie Anne, from his great-uncle Sandy McPanda.
"Phew! Those two kids, Lloyd and Floyd, wear me out!"
Oswald takes the boys to visit the new Shalomar Observatory, where they cause havoc with an astronomer's observations of Mars.
The name "Shalomar Observatory" is a takeoff on the Palomar Observatory in southern California.
"How do you like my car since I fixed it, Carrie?"
Red tries to get Homer in trouble by lending him a demonstration car for a race and then claiming that Homer stole the car.
Andy and Charlie take a trip in a homemade balloon filled with helium.
Text story with three illustrations.
Back cover. Illustrated promo for subscriptions to New Funnies. Rate is one year for $1.00.
Solution to the crossword puzzle in Sequence 6. Last panel of inside back cover.
Oswald treats the boys to a meal in an expensive restaurant. He doesn't have any money when the bill comes, so the three have to wash dishes.
Inside back cover; black, red, and white; pantomime story (only lettering is a restaurant sign).
"1. Adult Male"
Crossword puzzle with illustration. Solution to the puzzle is Sequence 12.
Andy and Charlie catch so many fish that their boat sinks.
Inside front cover; black, red, and white; pantomime story.
"Teacher: Jim, name two collective nouns."
Five jokes with small illustrations.
"That Marco Polo, the famous traveller..."
Six brief facts, each with a small illustration.
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