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\ / THET WEREA )_ LOCK ME, SHERIFF -_ nF oo N, + YOUR. KID!! OX, IF . . S TH OFFISHUL 9) Exp NONE Of fu GOTTA MARRY MI 1 y WITH YOU, 6¢ OFTEN GOES THAT'S THE WAY YOU ourt FINISH J" TENS LINE J \ US EXPECTEDY MOOSENOSE 77 p./ WANT IT} : CHET 1A ! Considers ; : Indian Plea " WASHINGTON (AP) -- The United States Supreme Court was considering today a plea from the Federal Power Commission to res : move the last legal obstacle te. construction of a reservoir on In. péian 12nd" in western New York state. 3 Solicitor-General J. Lee Rankin told the court Monday that the U.S. Congress had authorized use of 1,383 acres of Tuscarora Indian . |land when it directed the come mission to license the Niagars power project in 1957. The Tuscaroras told the court that Congress gave no such au-- thority. : Rankin, Arthur Lazarus, coun. sel for the Indians, and Thomas F. Moore, counsel for the New York State Power Authority, ar gued the ghse before the court for more two hours. The court took the matter under ade visement. TRIBAL RIGHTS INVOLVED The Appeals Court has ruled that before the Indian land could be used for a reservoir the power C Be - isslon had to find that its BE SURE THE LONE RANGERS wir P| [7 SAW WHAT THE SCOURGES use would not interfere with trie LAWYER DIGGS WHEN YOU DELIVER THIS NOTE! GANG 2p TO THE TRIE I @ |bal rights under old treaties. The commission has said that the land's use would interfere with Indian rights but that such a rul- ing was not needed in this case. Lazarus -contended that the TULIET JONES MUGGS AND SKEETER © 1969, King » casares Syadicass, Ine, Wockd sighs Yeorwlh DONALD DUCK 3 3 TO NUBBIN'S TO. TAKE SOME MOVING PICTURES! 1,383 acres are not needed for the' project. He said the state power authority has made provision to build dikes 15 feet high to in crease the reservoir's capacity "if they lose this case." Rankin argued that a 60,000 acre-foot reservoir is needed for optimum development of the Ni- agara River's resources and this could only be accomplished by using Indian land, as other land in the area was unsuitable from Tires Srna, Tae, World Fights reserved. T55%, King Fou © [HTT THE LONE RANGER SCRAMBLED WHAT DO YOU MEAN, HOW DON'T I WANT On Topsy MY EGGS THIS MORNING ? I HAD TO CHECK an and THIS PASSAGE PUT IN PLACE WITHOU - THE INTER SECTION standpoint. HAS BEEN HERE "THE USE OR | + % OF THE PASSAGES wm _ The oral arguments climaxed FOR THOUSANDS MORTAR 1? F almost two years of legal battle OF YEARS) ny . a Jn ee for the Indians. Th TITTTIN RI 1959, King Puatures Srndicats, Tne. World rights reserved. Attempt To Float Norwegian Vessel . MONTREAL (CP)--Another at- tempt will be made today to re- float the grounded 7,500-ton Nor- wegian freighter Vilja from a shoal in the St. Lawrence River near Brockville. Kerr Steamships Limited, the owner's agents sald "two dame ' aged forward holds which were " | pierced will be sealed and com- N pressed air pumped in to force : , 3 water out. SECRET AGENT X 9 | 20 FACTORY-FRESH CARS TO CHOOSE FRCM [ums iit'iect Sitot d VY AUXHALL % See Them . .. Buy Them , . . Today At ing sboard another L 1960 CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. pai ac Ty Se ig deadline for the St. Lawrence Seaway. : GEE,KIDS, | [WELL, GOLLY, WE'VE A WE JUST HEARD TH'N ...HOLDS RECORDS FOR SALLY'S SALLIES ts He YOU'ALL * | | REASON T° BE,GRANDMA/) | | ASSISTANT TRUANT LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING/ Po dor ey] (NON BEN BN HEY, 100K! A SWIRL! TREE LOOK ELM] 7 | |OEFicER. : b RADAR, MR, WHAT'D T TELL IT WAS A SUBMARINE! of rr { BORED. EXCITEDLY, MATHEWS! You! 11's A GOBLIN! : A p CommacTS {1 175 A SUBMARINE | HE COMPUTES TINE, SPEED, HEADING, = DIVED! rs ; y : THERES A MESSAGE FROM X OH, BRICKL. TIT vs THE GPACESHIPS! BRICK | DR. 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