PAGE FOURTEEN THE DAILY T IMES-GAZETTE * A MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1951 LI'L ABNER MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN = B= | ViC--HE TOOK OFF ee ---- THAT WAS| SAL. HE TOOK OFF HIS MASK. HE HAD A BEARD UNDER IT-- Sy barr. 7 ~~ e Cope. 1951 McNaught Syndicate, Ine. =" wc F = Lon By Al Capp .--. CAN LL BET TH AMBISHUS LIZ. MARMINT 1S DREAMIN' O' BEN. PRESY-DUNT, RIGNT NOW/"<) Lee Falk & Phil Davis ITS OPERATOR -- GIVE ME THE CHIEF OF POLICE - - HURRY, HURRY ==THIS IS AN EMERGENCY! MANDRAKE CALLING! I'VE GOT TO WORK FAST. THERE'S A PHONE. 1 HOPE IT'S CONNECTED. Lg CROTORIAS MYRTLE B 7 GOSH, POP J YOU SURE GOT YOURSELF IN A MESS THIS --. SAY 6000-BYE TO YOUR FRIENDS, WY J PEEWEE! IT'S TIME 1 13 2. FOR YOUR NAP, p TIME f 30,000 Trained Chinese By MAX CLOS Saigon, French Indo-China (AP) -- Interned in French Indo-China are 30,000 Chinese who are spoiling for a fight with the Chinese Com- munists. But they face a dreary, hopeless futur . ' It appears nothing less than the outbreak of a third 'vorld war would allow them out of their "prison". Their situation is much similar to that of troops of Gen- eralissimo Chiang Kai-Shek on Formosa. ¢ These 30,000 soldiers fled into Indo-China in 1949 from the Chin- ese Reds. Two-thirds of them are now in- terned o° the small island of Phu Anxious to Fight Reds Quoc, off the coast of the kingdom of Cambodia. One of their chiefs is 50 year: old army corps General Hoang Chie, who reportedly was so good he incurred Chiang's jealousy. Gen. Chie 'has whipped the 30,- 000 prisoners into excellent phys- ical condition and reduced their generals from 50 to five, but the troops are without arms and are furious with the French for not letting them fight the Chinese Com- munists. JUST WAN< REVENGE Gen. Chie told me: "Now I have a trained army which asks only to get revenge on the R.ds. And we are here, useless, treated as prisoners. The French refuse to give us arms on the excuse that the Communists would retaliate by attacking Indo- China." "And that's ridiculous. Every- body knows that if Peiping wants to attack Indo-China it won't need an excuse." The French are sympathetic to the internees, but say they can't budge from their position. "We understand very well the desire of the Chinese to fight," said ¢ spokesman for the French high command. 'But what can we do? We're not going tn take the risk of an in- tervention in Indo-China by the Communists just to make them happy. The internees have nothing to los: while with us it is exactly the contrary." The island of Phu Quoc is 30 miles long and 12 miles wide. The Chinese are allowed to run their camp in almost complete independ- ence. STRICT DISCIPLINE Gen. Ho Chou Pen, who com- mands the camp, has turned it into 7 p a strict military barracks, where 3 the grounds are spick and span, and salutis is figorously observed. The men get threg hours of phys- = ical culture daily, and realistic combat' training -- with wooden guns. The men practice attacks on fortified positions with authentic battle cries, but their grenades are | of wood, and so are their machine » guns. Most of the men are between 25 and 30, well fed, and clothed in uniforms sent last year Iroin Formosa. The men are constantly drilled | in anti-communism ideas, and the camp abounds in anti-Red banners. The plain fact is these men are so fed up with internment that they actively hope for a world war. AFRICAN COLLEGES The Union of South Africa has six universities with an average en= rolment of more than 20,000 stu- dents, JOE PALOOKA \ An Appeal By Ham Fisher Wosey EXPLAINS THE WHOLE STORY TO AMOS BILGEWATER... HOW HE BOUGHT THE SOAP COMPANY - BECAUSE HE UP TO THE PRESENT TROUBLE... MISTER WALSH... HOW DOES THE SOAP CLEAN CLOTHES, PANS, ETC N THIS , | LAST MIXTURE 2) WONDERFUL... LIKE STEEL WOOL, BUT IT WON'T GROW HAIR NO MORE... IT REMOVES IT...IT'S TERRIBLE... I'M RUINED... POTS, I & ..UNLESS I FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED" I THINK WE'LL HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL MY YOUNG BROTHER ENOCH COMES POOR LORD Vl PLUSHBOT TOM! A WOT A PITY A P| THING LIKE THAT 2 HAD TO HAPPEN HIM AND EMMY GOT ALONG SO TO THINK THAT ME SOMETHIN' KAYO, DON'T TELL TERRIBLE HAS A HAPPENED TO LORD PLUSHBOT TOM! DIDN'TCHA KNOW? LADY PLUSHBOTToM COME HOME! Secret Threat STTETRPEVERT SANTEE T og BESFLRIRNRGEIPYTA IBF TT AVA TE THAT CONTEST SUSIE STARTED HAS EVERYBODY ON THE LOOKOUT FOR MY SECRET IDENTITY--BUT WHAT FM AFRAID OF ARE THE CASES OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY THAT WILL OCCUR / MAYBE ONE OF THEM WILL B® THE WINNER OF OUR CONTEST, 8 GOLLY, MR. WATTS --, MORE MAIL! THERE ly MUST BE THOUSANDS OF { PEOPLE WHQ THINK THEY il KNOW WHO SUPERMAN REALLY IS WHEN HE LET'S NOT WASTE ANY TIME, TRIGGER.) | THEY ALL SAY THIS ANDY JONES IS., SUPERMAN -- SO IF WE GRAB MRS. SUPERMAN, WE GOT SUPERMAN 2 Cone. 1951. Kine Festus Sodio. Inc. World risks merned. TOOTS AND CASPER Strictly Social! | G5 I CAN'T HELP BUT SMILE WHEN I THINK OF THE EXPRESSION ON CASPER'S AND HOOFER'S FACES WHEN THEY SAW THAT &IRL IN MY OFFICE LAST WEEK / THEY THINK I'M IN LOVE WITH HER --AND THEY'RE TRYING TO SHAKE ME DOWN FOR A RAISE / CASPER, I HAVE TO MARVEL AT THE BOSS'S NERVE IN BRINGING THAT YOUNG CUTIE TO HIS I'M HAVING A PARTY AT MY HOME WEDNESDAY IN HONOR OF A YOUNG. gf LADY I WANT YoU TO MEET, SO PLEASE KEEP THAT EVENING OPEN! HE SAID HE WANTED TO SEE BOTH OF US WHEN YOU CAME IN. I HOPE HE'S NOT MAD ABOUT SOMETHING! \ aa n\ \ || QUARRELING --SHE a THIS METAL CIRCLE SHOULD MAKE A PRETTY MUSICAL SOUND = I'LL STRIKE IT WITH A SPOON -- Lesson In Etiquette YE. VIBRATION FROM THAT METAL 0BUECT { By C THE MCSNUFFS ARE {JUST HIT HIM WITH A FRYING PAN ITE YOU SHOULDN'T L IN ON YOUR NEIGHBORS' QUARRELS ™ 1S ALL TIED UP, DINAHJ PULL THAT SHADE DOWN THIS INSTANT ITS ALL RIGHT TO PEEK-- BUT YOU SHOULONT J LOOK al eo g-- [2A GOTTA PROTECT MY EARNE MOMMY ~ DADDY ~ IM HOME FROM THE HOSPITAL AT LAST~AND [ CAN SEE YOU BOTH -- EVEN THROUGH THESE HORRID OLD DARK GLASSES -- A WORD OF WARNING , YOUNG LADY --YOU LEAVE THOSE GLASSES ON FOR Ar LEAST A WEEK -- OR ME AN'YOU WILL WAIT UNTIL ROSE HAS HAD A CHANCE TO SAY HELLO TO HER FOLKS, ZERO THIS AINT THE TIME FORA COUPLE OF OUTSIDERS LIKE US TO BUTT nN IN BESIDES, I'M SO, HAPPY FOR HER, IM SCAIRT ID ACT \N LIK 0 ISN'T SUPERMAN,' PHIL , DON'T LATE - SEASON Just nent's Bl LS TElSy HECTIC Jd 'WELCOME, i PHIL AND A] WILDA ARE RELAXING LIKE MAD ON THE WATERS OF KANDA LAKE ... [$0] WE'LL CAMP HERE FOR A FEW DAYS, LORNA --RED FEATHER AND I ARE GOING TO BRING IN A THE PHANTOM 'yA A FIRST, TELLME OW YOU GOT TOBE THE TIGERGIRL. TH H i 0 You JUST LOVE J) S IN OUR POWER / pO v Syndicate Featnrp ics Publications, BUT DON'T YOUR LUNGS WANT TO SCREAM WITH JOY, WHEN THEY S0AK UP THIS PRE- AUTUMN VACATIONS £ PERIOD! You BET! IT SENDS YOUR HEART OUT PICKING FLOWERS =~ AND PUTS A SONNET HUNGRIER 2¥ AREN'T THE FISH | By Mel Graft FISH ARE LIKE PEOPLE -- THEY'RE || ALWAYS HUNGRY ! ESPECIALLY IF YOU'RE SMART ENOUGH T0 SERVE UP THE RIGHT MORSEL AT WHEN By Norman Marsh WALK THE FEW MINUTES LATER DANNY AND RED FEATHER: ARMED ONLY WITH BOWS AND ARROWS, Lee Falk & Wilson McCoy ) IMA DANCER. SLICK DREAMED THIS UP. HONEY WAS MY Hg WAS ~(TALLWENT WRONG WHEN THAT WILD TIGER FOLLOWED US AND KILLED THE PHOTOGRAPHER. SLICK DESERTED ME. THE POLICE SEARCHED . FOR ME«+ 8 THE PHOTOGRAPHER THEN! CANGO hi BACK+GET SOME fA HOT BATH! OH<THE. NIGHTMARES OVER! 7 a [TOMORROW HOW ABOUT HONEY Z By Alex Raymond "SiS, T DON'T CARE HAPPENS. .. I'VE SQUARED THINGS WITH "THE GREAT You*! HE CAN'T HURT JERR! OR YOU OR ANYBODY WHAT IS SWARMING WITH COPS... EVERY ROAD 1S BLOCKED! 4 OF A JURY! AFTER ALL, "THE GREAT YOU" DESERVED WHAT HE GOT! HE WAS A BLACKMAIL ER: . OH, NO! IVE SPE!