Anchors, The Salt Water Daffy #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAnchors receives a letter addressed to him at the Navy Yard, but it was written to Mr. Wright and placed in the wrong envelope; when the Navy Yard captain discovers Anchors was searching his desk, Anchors lies and claims a girl had hidden a birthday present for him there. The issue also includes a "Leathernecks" puzzle page challenging readers to count off and spell words using only letters from the word "MARINES," and a story in which Anchors helps a panmaster whose tape recorder has broken by using a gadget that erases everything on the tape before playing surprise songs for the paymaster.
Anchors Andrews and his shipmate smuggle a loudmouthed parrot aboard ship, but their feathered investment soon draws the ire of the cantankerous officer Tuggle-Burt. When the bird's razor-sharp insults and pranks push tensions to the breaking point, chaos erupts—and somehow, in the best tradition of military mishaps, things work out in the most unexpected way.
When Dinah accidentally swaps two love letters meant for different men, a simple birthday surprise spirals into chaos—Mr. Wright's wife intercepts a note she thinks proves infidelity, while Dinah's sweetheart at the Navy Yard lands himself in serious trouble trying to act on the mixed-up message. What started as a slip of the pen becomes a comedy of errors that leaves everyone scrambling to set the record straight.
When Anchors Andrews gets unexpected shore leave on a Friday, he and his pal Sleepy Smith decide to make the most of it—but their scheme to impress a young woman by pretending her date (their commanding officer) has canceled backfires spectacularly. What follows is a chaotic evening of mistaken identities, narrow escapes, and increasingly desperate attempts to stay one step ahead of an angry Tuggleburt.
Anchors Andrews and a shipmate risk getting caught swimming without permission while Chief Tuggleburt's supposed to be away—but he returns early from his fishing expedition, and what follows is a slapstick scramble of near-misses and accidental heroics. When the chief discovers a fishing hook tangled in someone's swimming trunks, the men realize their cover story might unravel, and chaos ensues as they scramble to keep from being caught red-handed.
Anchors Andrews and a shipmate accidentally erase a fellow sailor's prized collection of native chants from a tape recorder, then scramble to cover their tracks by recording fake chants as a replacement. When they're forced back to the cabin to face the music—literally—fate intervenes in the most unexpected way, turning their near-certain doom into sweet relief.
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