Pag« Fourteen LOXG ISLAND DAILY STAR AND NORTI SHORE DAILY JOURNAL,SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1938.

S T A R F L A S H E S by CHARLES BRUNO

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'A bachelor is he who thinks," aavs soliloquizing Elizabeth, "when you have petted one you have petted all."

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HAMBONES MEDITATIONS By Alley

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SERGEANT STONY CRAIG Jed's Thiik-Tank Works By Frank H. Rentfrow and Don L. Dickson

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