AR EA Cl My ( ROUGHING Se if iseilele rag ze es “aie | pais 7 iSee how fast youre going! See how far you ve gone! ale = Summertime is bike-hike time. And any bike is more fun with a Cadet, the world’s most famous bike speedometer. All Gadetbike speedometers show the speed you're going, You can use It to pace yourself on bike hikes. And Cadets measure distance up to 10,000 miles. You can tell how far you go on a single trip, and how far you rode all summer. There's a Cadet speedometer for every bike, including yours: THE CADET fits all standard American bikes. It’s rugged and accurate. THE CADETTE “TWENTY” fits all bikes with 20” wheels, including popular hi-rise handlebar models. SPEEDO DELUXE is designed for the tour- ing and racing bikes with 26" or larger wheels. It's the first truly deluxe bicycle speedometer. Each speedometer comes as a complete kit, including everything you need for fast, easy. installation. Go see the model CADET you need. It's at your local bike, toy, or department store. Bike riding is more fun witha CADET A product of Stewart:Warner Corperation, 1826 W. Divertay Phmy., Chicago, It.= PICTURESGi 2 \ oul Pc] = HEY? GANGS I FINISHED DEVELOPING: [ creat’ TD LIKE TO ) THEY ARE | SOME PICTURES = Too OF camp camer) | see How TH Ty | | quRNED OUT? Bx s sv a y fz $7 [PaRE GOINt HAVE FUN THIS YEARSBY FIRST, WEILL Have = MILK APTER OU'RE WASHED UPTLS HE PIS CH A NAME * 6 WHOOSH |THIS IS INTERESTING $ LOOKS LIKE OKAYS OKAYS BUNIK r SHINE UP FOR A ROLL CALLS iT WAS TAKEN FROM WAY UP HIGH...Now you can get Tiger Paws just like the big guys! ‘We make the famous Tiger Paw™ tires the big guys _ have on thelr carsl & And now we're making great new Tiger Paw tires for your bikel ‘ 5 We gave "em the same wild red stripe that makes ‘the fast Cars look even faster! ‘So you can imagine what they'll do for your bike! When you puton Tiger Paws, all those bicycles with the plain black or whitewalltires will look old fashioned ‘And when you see ¢ars on the super highway tha’ have wild red stripes like yours, guess how you'll feel: Just like one of the big guys! Ee sure to ask your neighborhood store for official Tiger Paw bike tires!MAMMA... NOT BAD? THEY'RE QUITE GOOD, IN FACTS VV SAHEM?2 May = SEE i THOSE PiaTURES, Guise ) ARCHIE © p> YES, Wik : CT wearderater rye \- OF TROUBLE FOR jad A CHANGE SEEP UP THE GOOD } { IT KEEPS HIM BUSY AND WORK, ARCHIE? ouryaaa = JACK POT BARK 1 enetose culm fall payrant, 2ame guarantee, 1 Sem 00.2 tt pontmen on ctirary phnIT MIGHT BE AN ANIMAL MOVING AROUND THE CAMP? TILL GOTAKE AB LOOK? 7p yaar A 7 xWHAT ARE CAME TO CHECK my. a YOU_BOING CAMERAS LE WAS TASING PICTURES HERE? \ WILD ANIMAL GE? = DON'T KNOW vou GONE EHT, <- BUT IT MUST HAVE BEEN ALBIG ANIMAL THAT TRIPPED OVER AND SET-OFF THE FLASH.” ZiEL BET Le Be A TO FINISH EH, HEMPm 5 \ HomenED CANT STAND PRACTICAL SOKERS, k i Be we "| « 5 TLL TELL WIM HE'S NOT GONGET BUSY! SEND © FOR MY NEWEST ARCHIE GIANT SERIES MAGAZINE! IT’S A WORLD OF FUNWHEN THE BOY OVER THE MOUNTAIN...ARCHIE. WHAT'S WEONG? THE GANAPE! = ARE GRIPING? | I. STARTED WHEN Rocky REFUSED MAKE A MALCET- IN ARTS: H ‘AND CRAFTS F y BECAUSE HE'S GOT THOUSANDS OF THEME HE MANUFACTURES WALLETSSTHE CAMPERS IN MY GROUP ARE COMPLAINING B&O! AMY GROUP COSSNIT LIKE Ais 7 THEY SAY AT HOME THEY Riz YES! THEY WANT AN EScA, LATOR TOFAKE THEM UP AND DOWN THE HILL TOTHE LAKES THEN THEY WANT MOTOR BOATS TO TAKS THEM AROUN hASSAPEGUAUNGUADUNICA LAKE, INSTEAD OF ROW BOATS £ (hana ts THAT sO 2 WELL) 21 GOING TO HAVE ACTALK WITH THEM 5 CAMPERS FFT WANT YOU TO THaT SOUR ATTITUDE WILL HAV = CHANGE IN GAMP CAMP.CAN'T HELP WONDERING. WHAT BANIEL BOONE WOULD HAVE SalD Te YOUR COMPLAINTS F ¥_WHERE DID THEY HEY te bisarceae ro 22. THEY LEFT To HUMP THEN Pr THEY'RE WATCHING ) HUMPHS WATCH _A.PROSRAM ) THEY DION'T A WESTERNS ON A BATTERY HEAR A WORD { HAVE TO TY SETS ,— = SADE PETEMR. WEATHERBEE, = AFRAID YOu'LL HAVE TO MAKE THINGS MORE EXCITING FOR THE CAMPERS 7 Wit NOT MAKE DAME BOONE COME ALIVE TO THEM LET THEM KNOW HOW IT FEELS TOBE A TRAIL BLAZER. tenis GET THEM IVE GOT AN iDeary ARROWHEADS FROM ak eotiee none TLL SCATTER. LOOK, UNCLE ARCHIE? = FOUND ‘Aix ARROWHEAD © INDIAN? J Z/LL BET Mm. WEATHERBES: CAN TELLUS MORE? E COME ON THERE MUST 5E SOME STORY. BeviND rroY YOu KNOW, DANIEL BOONE LIVES IN THESE MOUNTAINS. “ONE OA DANIEL BOONE . SUBDENLY FOUND HIMSELE CHASED BY AN INDIAN waz S.-FINALLY, HE RAN INTO A CAVES SHE INDIANS WAITED FOR HIM TO) COME OUT, BUT THE INDIANS NEVER SAW HIM AGAIN S THERE ARE SO MANY STORIES ASOUT THIS FRONTIER SMAN 2ND His. ADVENTURES.” THIS ARROWHEAD MIGHT BE THE ONE SHOT aT HIM BY INDIANS © “WHE RAN LIKE « OBER UP AND DOWN: THESE MOU Tams BUT, He COULDN'T «s" GECAUSE_SUDGENLY, THERE Was A LONG, L002 Maré... AND THE INDIANS BELIEVED tHe Cave WAS WAUWTES ANE THE CAVE SPIRIT HAD SWALLOWED UP. PANIEL BOONES DANIEL BOONE HAD DISAPPEARED!”SOGHEAD OR MATE A LOHTWEIOHT WITH THE NEW 22 JORPEDO 3-SREED! CHOICE ADVICE ROM: 7 COUSIN JUGHEAD, ‘DEPARTMENT. E ELMIRA, N.Y. 14903. THAT'S FOR SURE! THEY'RE ALL TERRIFIC! 100,000,000 years— from Gre pear PREHISTORIC TIMES to SPACE AGE. for he balance iar porden have buy onmingit Bir alnnes eye Tes iy gata teen fen RM COMPANY Dept UCL? Witwehby Ss Brey. N11 | dren ge = etc td ere | Haeeseaeaa eae ech sh at@Archie C ub News@) ARCHIE CLUB MEMBERS, send jn your news reports and win cash prizes in the Archie Series Magazines. Pisase address all felters or postcards ta ARCHIE CLUB NEWS, 1116 First Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10021 ARCHIE AND ME. NO. 17. OCT. FIRST PRIZE—35.00 REPORTER EDDIE MARTIN 3152 Seracedar Street Baton Rouge, La. 70816 Dear Archie, ‘Have you ever seen a whale? I have! His name is Willy. He was frozen to 24° below 0. He is about 37 feet long and weighs 16 tons. He was only five years old when he was frozen. Between 12 and 16 barrels of oi! may be taken from his head. His heart weighs 60 pounds! Do you Know that his teeth aré made of pure ivory? His mouth and jaw seem emall, but he can swallow a man. willy [ eyes are very sroall. He is a sperm whale, Willy was captured by the Japanese and aman bought him and brought him back to America, It took sixteen men just to lift him. Would you like to fight with him? I sure wouldn’t want to, Archie. "SECOND PRIZE — 53.00 REPORTER MELTS P.O. Box 777 Kihei, Hawaii 96753 | Dear Archie, We lived in Bagdad, See for three years. One day we started hearing shots. ‘They grew greater: each. day. We did not know what was. happening at all. ‘There was a three or four day curfew. Colland, who was only 314 years old, | was seared stiff. He started to go outside | but my: father said, “Nol?” | When it was o¥er we found out many | things. It was a revolution. ‘There were | five ‘bullet holes in my bedroom wall. | They had bombed the park at the cor [ner. ‘The reason this had happened was J who T called a scaredy cat, kept think: MEMBERSHIP — TWENTY GENTS that one gang wanted their leader’ ta be Governor, but another gang wanted their leader to be Governor. ‘My father told us that he had record- ed the revolution. Whenever guests came over, he played the tape. Our Nanny, ing it was another revolution, ‘We had loads of langhs. THIRD PRIZE — 52.00 REPORTER KAREN LOCKER Box 526 Mulechoe Jr. High Muleshoe, Texas ° Dear Archie, I am twelve years old and I love to awim. Every summer we go to Florida. Last summer I had the excitement of oing to see Flipper in Florida, We went there and I got to hold onto his fin while he pulled me through ‘the water. Later ‘we watched him do flips and many more tricks, The people who trained Flipper also trained many other dolphins, There was one dolphin who could jump up 19 feet. Later that day. we drove back down to our summer home in the Florida Keys. © FOURTH PRIZE — $1.00 REPORTER SUSAN O'CONNELL’ 65-82 160 Street Flushing, N.Y. 11365 Dear Archi Today my class went.to cane Hall. ‘We went by bus, and sang all the way. David Katz was the conductor. There were about three thousand children there- Each child got a jingle bell. The orches- tra played, “Pop Gods the Weasol.””FIFTH PRIZE 51.00 | REPORTER LOIS NADOLNY 235 a Avenue von, No. lear ee Haye you ever these of a sport called: skim-boarding? All you need’ to enjoy this new sport is a round wooden disc, about 14 an inch thick (you also need |s0me waves as it is a water spt When the water draws you bai [throw this board with’ a ‘tion. Then you’ run after | i on. Sound. casy?"It's not! I have been skim-boarding for about two years and L za Aa myself sitting in the mud. If 1. The less water the better, the tide 9 Gato Lindh is best) 5 a “Mp, my: © shore prize — $1.00 REPORTER DEBBIE MARTIN 1464 East 76 Terrace Kansas City, Mo. Dear Archie, | T would like to tell you about the time | my family and I went io Colorado in the suninier. We stopped near the edge of some woods and set up our tent to | stay over night. I decided to go down | to the pond near the middle of the woods. | My brother, who is older, and my siste who is younger, came along. My broth wanted’ to get some frogs or turtles to play with. Well, there were frogs and ight, and T was the one who eae I had it!t SpLaent I hat it! I was in the pond] with my feet up in the air. When I catne| ‘other was laughing so hard,| almost rolled on the ground. T was red from head to foot with ‘me lost the ore but I got a ee if Sendsme a button and press card by return mail. | eneluse 20c in eoin to cover the cust of raling ans nding Sen= Be Ey Eyes | EE z he tz : f if i i r PRR SA Ex i ] aia ae ee FE i: i i ny if pe . tn ay REERERS i i i Eazy; Hi Hi ‘ So SeR: PEPES ESzege Ha RYE ; i i tf ave iH F F £ asec i i i i mies i i fi E i i a I RREER: uf 3 : i B : Pacematt HoHAPPENED 6 AGAINIE ir oun. TLL LIGHT THERE'S A ANOTHER DRAFT. MATCH AND COMING FROM SHIELD IT THIS We,IW WHAT IS: DRAFT IS COMING FRO BEHIND THiS KOON OoPsl IT's Vo "AHA CPS A iver ROCKY In WENS ARSUND ONO TORE TURNING FJ me (8 ANOTHER CAVE... i “eat 4 5a.AND FALLS INTS A BOXCAR OF A PASSING TRAIN... TRAN ME. WEATHERBESE SUDDENLY FINDS HIMSELF TUMBLING DOWN THE INTAIN YoYES! HE'S BEEN GOW! GEE) UNCLE ARCHIE, M-May~SE WE SHOULD }\ aWAiLe © TAKE A L-LOOK INSIDE...[P AWERE ARE [> CALLING FROM, MR. WEATHERBEE 7 WowWee Wi, THAT'S CLEAR ACROSS THE Sraret BOY, THAT Was SOM one CAVE eer -/ CH. MRWEATHERBEE, PLEASE) Toe WEILL aT TELL US A STOR MUCH BETTER... SUEAN UPLOUR: BUNKS: p: WAISTER. WEATHERBEE F OKAY! ONCE, DaNieL BOONE WAS ROWING HIS CANOE DOWN. THe RAPIDS WHEN SUDDENLY Ht SAW A WATERFALL UP AHEAD ANINSTANT GLAMOUR /f ‘The “IN? Hairpiece for endless styles ‘AChull 18 joches fon. 100% heautifl Dyl, ‘Can be washed, set or sie any way you like ‘Looks real aad natural ike'yeur evn bait fair santole (GO GO TAIL, DeotAC=11 ax 494, Exst Orange, M4. C7017 Poe your hale — we da the rest. Thiroductory offer form limited time onky. ee ee Sse! 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