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Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact#5 [431]
Cover: Pete Hironaka

Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #5 [431]

Nov 1967 · George A. Pflaum · 0.10 USD
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Contains 8 stories
"Search and Rescue" is Their Business
6 pp · Non-Fiction
Coast GuardsmenCoast Guard officersdistressed mariners
Untitled Non-Fiction story
1 pp · Non-Fiction, Sports
Wilt ChamberlainMyron PottiosEllis JonesMaury WillsMario DeMarco
Father Dunne
5 pp · Non-Fiction, Biography, Religious
Father Peter DunneArchbishop GlennonJimmynewsboys

Father Peter Dunne dedicated his life to giving hope to boys like Jimmy, who lived on the streets when no home would take them. Moved by their struggles, he prayed and worked tirelessly to create a place that felt like a real home—not just an institution—helping more than six thousand boys find a better path. His legacy lives on, even after his passing, carried forward by the compassion he inspired.

Our Mysterious World
1 pp · Non-Fiction, History
Trick or Treat
1 pp · Humor
Alienskids
The Mystery of Cockscrow Manor Part V
6 pp · Drama, Children, Detective-Mystery
RickRitaGingerWee-Bitmysterious stranger

In the final chapter of the mystery at Cockscrow Manor, Rick and Rita uncover a hidden hoard of coins, only to have their friend Wee-Bit declare them fakes. When Wee-Bit takes matters into his own hands and hides the coins, Rick is left uneasy—especially when a mysterious stranger slips into his room that night, setting the stage for a chilling twist.

The Bewildering Bear That Wasn't a Bear
2 pp · Non-Fiction, Animal
ScientistsPère DavidPère David's friendhuntersMrs. Ruth Harkness

In 1967, readers of *Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact* #5 were introduced to the mystery of a strange, black-and-white bear-like creature spotted in China—so baffling that even seasoned scientists and hunters were stumped. When Père David and his friend finally encounter a live specimen, the creature’s true identity sparks debate, with European scientists puzzling over its origins, while Mrs. Ruth Harkness plays a quiet but pivotal role in bringing this enigma to light.

Untitled Drama story
6 pp · Drama
Chuck WhiteSamSisterMr. SearlesSheriff Casey

Chuck White is dead set on proving his substitute teacher is a hit-and-run driver, pushing the school into chaos until the truth comes out. With the dust settled and his reputation on the line, Chuck takes the field with renewed focus—only to face a crushing moment when a crucial fumble in the fourth quarter steals the spotlight.

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Full credits

artist, inker Frank Borth
cover pencils, inks Pete Hironaka

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↩ Reprints Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #12 [298] (1961)

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