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Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact#11 [257]
Cover: Bill Martin

Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #11 [257]

Jan 1959 · George A. Pflaum · 0.10 USD
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In "The People Who Help Keep Them Flying Part 2," Dick Elgin returns to school as the new slalom champion, but the team’s spirit is tested when Coach Davis is sidelined with a broken leg. With Fr. Carroll seeking help, Chuck steps in to guide the squad—until Red Jones strikes a deal with Slim, trading the coaching role for Flagpole’s spot on the New York Barnstormers. When Flagpole struggles during a crucial game, Red’s unorthodox advice to wear his raccoon cap leads to a surprising turnaround, helping the team pull off a comeback. Written by Max Pine and illustrated by Frank Borth, with a cover by Bill Martin, this 1959 issue captures the quiet triumphs behind the scenes of sports.

Contains 6 stories
The People Who Help Keep Them Flying Part 2
6 pp · Aviation
Mr. SmithWallace

In "The People Who Help Keep Them Flying Part 2," Mr. Smith and Wallace take a behind-the-scenes look at the vital roles within air traffic control, exploring the duties of Local Control, Flight Data, and Ground Control. The story offers a detailed, informative glimpse into the qualifications, salary expectations, and the civil-service exam process—including a look at the official Form-57—needed to become an Air Traffic Controller.

Basketball
5 pp · Sports
Terry Brennan
Untitled Adventure story
6 pp · Adventure
Chuck WhiteCoach DavisRed JonesSlimFlagpole Boyd

In a spirited tale from *Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact* #11, Chuck White steps in to help the struggling ski team after Coach Davis breaks his leg, finding himself caught between loyalty and ambition. When Red Jones strikes a deal with Slim for a spot on the New York Barnstormers, Flagpole Boyd’s unexpected performance—spurred by his raccoon cap—becomes the turning point in a tense game, leaving the future of the team and its players uncertain.

St. Nicholas Patron of Russia
6 pp · Historical, Religious
St. Nicholas
Part 1 – Off to the Stars!
6 pp · Adventure, Science Fiction
Colonel MartinJean MartinTom PrattDr. Ney

In June 1970, with space travel a decade-old reality but waning interest after the bleak discovery that no other planet in our solar system can support life, Dr. Ney’s revolutionary Galaxial Drive promises a new frontier—faster-than-light travel beyond the stars. Though his invention opens the door to other galaxies, he’s forbidden to pilot the first mission, deemed too valuable to risk. Colonel Martin, Jean Martin, Tom Pratt, and Dr. Ney prepare for launch, the fate of humanity’s next great leap resting on the shoulders of those who will ride the new ship into the unknown.

Eat at Joe's
1 pp · Humor
Pierre

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Full credits

writer Max Pine
artist, inker Frank Borth
cover pencils, inks Bill Martin

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