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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, January 13, 1960 17 (FTHEY BETTER NOT TARE (FCOME NEXT SATTIDY 4 " . FRANKLY,T CAN'T SEE HOW Sa | THE GOVERNOR'S LIVING PROOF or] MIND? I USED TO, BUT I'M AGING . . TOO LONG SETTLIN'THET NIGHT -- SWISH 2 = HELL rg SETTLING A LOCAL PRISON BREAK. 'THE CONDITIONED-REFLEX THEORY, RAPIDLY. POLITICS 18 MY OLD MAN'S Chinese Pilot Lo EN WLLL AH BRUNG HIM UP. Wi IT -- HE JEST 4 WILL HAVE ANY APPRECIABLE JULIE=SHOW HIM A REPORTER AND | | MEAT~AND HES AWFULLY GOOD AT IT, a - 70 WASH HIS BACK CANT EPI NT INFLUENCE ON THE NATIONAL ! A a : i Xa EVRY SATTIDY A POLITICAL SCENE, ; ny Li Deserts Reds -- NIGHT---RAIN / pn en ; R : OR SHINE!) ¥ / ~-- Ei ; | FS | - TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) -- The Nationalist defence ministry an- 9 nounced that a Chinese Commu- nist pilot defected to Nationalist China today in a MiG jet fighter. The ministry said the MiG was : . E - ABR damaged slightly in landing on HEADLINES 18 PART OF % \ : an emergency air strip in north- THE "NATIONAL POLITICAL . AND You \ east Formpsa, SCENE! SIR! SAN A ON'T MIND, \ A The announcement made no Per : IN. DICK? \ mention of the fate of the pilot " a Local papers had reported earlier that he was killed, but this $esmed unlikely if his plane - - " was only slightly damaged. pepe. 4 GTHIS 15 A PROPITIOUS DAY TD) I WONDER WHAT KIND OF A 2 The ministry said the MiG took ANXIOUS TO SEE BEGIN NEW ENTERPRISES a 3 ADAY ITLL BE FORME PR. fly off from the big Communist air WHAT MY FUTURE [6 SOUNDS PRETTY J S| y s nig ls GOING TO BE,., AAD 7 » I as base at Lukiao, on the mainland 4 ; \ J h coast between Formosa and . Shanghai, and landed 55 minutes later near Yilan, Formosa. Gen, Chen Chi-shang, comman- der of the Nationalist Air Force, and other high officers went to Yilan fo investigate. JULIET JONES LI'L ABNER UR PROD GELL THEMSELVES! MUGGS AND SKEETER Delegates Decide | Carpenter Issue HAMILTON (CP) -- Delegates from 19 construction unions mak- ing up the Hamilton Building Trades Council voted 21-17 Mon- m---- " . J YOU SAY TWO vos, cass 7#aN aN 1 W Bie AL WAS GOING TO SQUEAL| | IN A FUTILE EFFORT 70 day night against suspending Lo- IT WORKS GOOD. T / DONALD DUCK b SEE MI E THE URGES " GANG 7 IN LAWYER | ON THE GANG WHEN BALDY SAVE BIGAL, LAWYER cal 18, United Brotherhood of CAN STILL BEE HIM 0 SCOLRGES HOUR AGO tt SHOT HIM! DI66S SHOT BALDY) Carpenters and Joiners (CLC), i The executive had proposed 3 | : suspending the carpenters for WAVING HIS ARME, - Wari calling a strike last Nov. 14 without first consulting the ex: ecutive as required by the trades council's constitution. After the closed meeting, Len Richardson, secretary for six years, said he would submit his resignation along with president Edward Whitelock and vice-pres- / a : 5 ident Nat Burr. 4 p : Salvagers' Dream Of Riches Blasted oy -- ¥ , NORFOLK, Va. (AP)--Dreams wh TRY, I WOULD T,MEM-SAHIS, 1 ain y NE: To Your Post! VARPR TE cp / ; S SRE A CIGARETTE... Ey Nor SMOKE... PERHAPS o Srashed Monday for y- AE ET = FORTUNATELY L / T CoulD Hor co. | % ur Virginians who rais e ) You wiLL B& i ¢ : Ji NATED 2 oD SE NOT ub i} [tanker African Queen from the cm CAMPFRE! 4 |bottom of the Atlantic. The ship brought only $134,000 at a public auction, The four had hoped to sell the Queen for $3,000,000. They speni $112,000 and six months of their time in salvaging the Queen's 428-foot stern section, © 19%. 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