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Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact#12 [258]
Cover: Fran Matera

Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #12 [258]

Feb 1959 · George A. Pflaum · 0.10 USD
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"Part II Red Danger!" dives into the world of nursing through the eyes of Ann, a student at St. Genisius Nursing School, offering a clear-eyed look at the dedication and training required to enter the profession. From classroom lessons to hands-on practice, the story outlines the varied roles nurses play—from administering care to handling medical equipment—highlighting the path from education to employment in hospitals, clinics, and private practice. Written by William C. Treon and illustrated by Bill Martin, with a cover by Fran Matera, this 1959 issue captures the real-world demands of the job with a straightforward, informative tone.

Contains 7 stories
Part II Red Danger!
6 pp · Science Fiction
Colonel MartinJean MartinTom PrattDr. Ney

In "Part II Red Danger!", Colonel Martin, Jean Martin, Tom Pratt, and Dr. Ney find themselves hurtling through space after an unexpected rocket launch, far beyond Earth’s atmosphere. Dr. Ney reveals he’s been on a solo mission to the Andromeda constellation all along, leaving the others stunned as they’re now trapped on a shared journey with no way back. As their ship drifts into a strange solar system, two nearby planets begin to pull them into a dangerous gravitational dance.

Untitled Adventure story
6 pp · Adventure
Chuck WhiteFlagpole BoydRed JonesSlim

When Red Jones offers Slim a thousand dollars to convince Flagpole Boyd to abandon his studies and join the Barnstormers, the stakes rise fast—especially when Slim pushes for a "professional style" that blurs the line between competition and cheating. As Flagpole struggles to balance his academic dreams with the team’s ruthless tactics, Chuck White’s sharp eye catches the truth behind the victory, setting off a quiet storm of consequences.

J. Henri Fabre, Insect Man
3 pp · Biography, Math & Science
J. Henri Fabre

J. Henri Fabre, known as "The Insect Man," spent his life observing the quiet world of insects with wonder and precision. From early curiosity in the fields near Avignon to challenging educational norms by advocating for girls in science, his journey was marked by relentless observation and quiet defiance. His legacy endures in ten volumes of detailed work, each a testament to a lifetime spent listening to the silent lives of tiny creatures.

Untitled Drama story
5 pp · Drama
Steve EsterhazyJoe Esterhazy

Steve and Joe Esterhazy, Hungarian revolution refugees adjusting to life in the USA, face prejudice from a group of tough kids who mock them for their background and their handstands. When the same bullies target a Jewish boy for his heritage, the brothers step in — not with violence, but with quiet courage — and stand up to the aggression. Their actions raise deeper questions about unity, identity, and what it truly means to belong.

Come to the Mardi Gras
3 pp · Drama
Patsy MannersAunt EileenJose Martinez

Patsy Manners and Aunt Eileen are swept into a festive challenge when their friend Jose Martinez, a young woman from Puerto Rico, asks for their help in organizing a Mardi Gras celebration just like the ones back home. With costumes, masks, and Gooey Buns on the menu, the trio sets out to bring the spirit of the island’s traditions to life, complete with proper introductions for every guest.

Registered Professional Nurse (R. N.)
5 pp · Advocacy
Ann MarshAlice DunlevyEileen

Ann Marsh steps into the demanding world of nursing at St. Genisius, where she and her classmates dive into the rigorous mix of classroom study and hands-on practice. From mastering medical procedures to caring for patients in hospitals and clinics, the story reveals the dedication behind the role—highlighting everything from administering medication to working with surgical tools. With a glimpse of real-world paths and a starting salary of $3,050, it’s a clear-eyed look at the profession, seen through the eyes of Ann, Alice Dunlevy, and Eileen.

Plans for Mars Rocket
1 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Hannibal Bear

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Full credits

artist, inker Bill Martin
cover pencils, inks Fran Matera

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