™* Japanese occupation of 3V4 year?, was "a hard, cruel time of Compulsory labor and of more lasting harm than the physical Cruelty was davastatior of forests with no thought for soil conservation, SoedJoko asserts. This sudden deforestation has caused much silting of streams and harbors and erosion has hurt the fertility of much land cleared by the Jap soldiers, who sound alarm ingly like Eastern North Carolina farmers and their wild bulldozers Forbidden by his religion to eat pork, SoedJoko cannot indulge in East Carolina’s most famous deli caejs; barbecue, but when asked his favorite American fpod he very quickly Says, "Fried chicken!” Aslnfecl about the use of alcoholic beverages by Moslems, who are also forbidden the “Cup That Cheereth”, SoedJoko confirmed an old suspicion, “Those who like it, drink!”, which locates the Mos lems somewhere near thq “preach ing dries and drinking wets”' that populate the United States. Chickens br Chickens Dress P. L. Nethercutt Phone 2484 — Kinston, N. C Nsxt Door to Lincoln-Morcwnr Do* lor Plenty of Free Parking Space •• ' JSi . A Service Based oil Consideration • When a family ehtrusts (me of ; their own to us lor the final service oflove and de votion, we' do not regard this as a casual trust or a mere business transaction. All of the care and professional at tention we can give is baaed •n consideration of a great responsibility — a practical expression of the Golden By Roy Crane j IT WILL SC ionsvv wthout , lOU. All. OHMXJ j L MOT STAY* FX MUST TOIU5W ZORKA, MIRA. ' [WE60ES TONIfiHT, SINCE NO ONE ^HSKE WILLOW HIM TO HIS ' Hipms TRIBESMEN. VERV WELL* THEM TELL ZORKA THAT I WILL i LEAP HUATOTUE1R A HIDING PLACE. X AM ONE OF THEM. IT WILL BE PANGEROUS. BUT TO WEEP YOU KEAR ME, I WILL PO fVgr-~Tt ANVTHIN6.AU. AW JUST WHY, All,HAS THIS PANCINfi GIRL A6REE TO LEAD US1 MYTRlBESMt FRANKLY, SIR, BECAUSE SHE UKES WE. / I ! | 5» * ! HOW INTERESTING! AMP WHAT MAKES YOU THINK A MERE GIRL CAN FINP HER WAY ACROSS THE PESERT TO A WILD HIDEOUT IN THE MOUNTAINS* SHE'S WEEN THERE, SlR. WY DAWN SHE WILL HAVE A CARAVAN READY TO START..* CAMELS AND DRIVERS. As c&«e 9-10 Ml SHE MEANS TO ARRANGE EVERYTHING, EH? AND HOW PO YOU KNOW THE BRAZEN WENCH IS TO BE TRUSTED? WvH stake" (LIFE ON IT, SIR. AND SHE'S NOT A BRAZEN wench; I ! 4 f. * 1 I 1 i IF YOU CAN DO BETTER, SIR, SO AHEAD. BUT I'D UNDERSTOOP THAT YOU COULD HIRE NO ONE TO LEAP YOU TO YOUR TRIBESMEN. 3 & S7HE CARAVAN I "SETS UNPER I WAV. w away heGOcS,r:;:^;;;s an* ssu.i::3 l;.<e A SHIP IN A STORM.' ( vWY, J DON'T I STICK \TO AIRPLANES? ] «wo ms mss 1 ■'JUHEVENTFUU.Y i EXCEPT THAT BUZ. 1 GETS WTTEN BY ■ A CAMEL. ftkr C JW, Kinjt TgHm tggttr. Inc, WoriJ- fi«ht» rwwrd HEM ON THE THIRD NIGHT. .. HO,THERE! COME NO CLOSER,OR WE'LL SHOOT' ' WC raw OUI « smnbu vnw OP MERCHANTS SEEKING WATER L ANP A PLACE ID PITCH OUR j TEKTS FOR THE NKHT«^fl HALT, x H PITCH YOUR TEHTS SOMEWHERE ELSE. THIS WfCTSR HOLE IS OMRS. IN THE DESERT, SIS YOU FORBID WATEE TO NO ONE ... NOT EVEN STRANGER^. TRUE, BUT I PONT TRUST , THESE CHARACTERS-w"^ VERY WEIL, YOU... WATER YOUR CAMELS, BUT YOU'RE TO MAKE : CAMP TWO HUNDRED YARDS

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