Evening star. [volume], December 20, 1959, Page 14, Image 138

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Rowland Cmatt has peopled the pages
of Britain’s "Punch” with whimsy for
20 rears. He masterminds the world's
most inefficient, but accommodating,
railroad, the delightful Far Totter
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Edward R. Ronfro, creator of the
palsy-walsy lion and lamb Mow,
is a 35-ycar-old free-lance humorous
illustrator who lives in San Francisco.
. thinks up ideas that appear on bill
boards and in magazines everywhere
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Johnny Hart spends considerable time
with a caveman comic-strip character
named "8.C.” who has a pet anteater
to which that reindeer Mow bears a
suspicious resemblance. But Hart lives
in a house up in Endicott. N. Y.
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THIS WEEK Moooiine t>«nmb« 20, 1959