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Ozzie and Babs #5 (1948)

Fawcett · 1948 · 52 pages

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ContinueOzzie and Babs #6 →
Contains 9 stories
E-Z Does It
9 pp · humor; teen
Ozzie TurnerBabs ForesterMathildaMathilda's husband

Ozzie and Babs chase a mysterious man in a Panama hat and oversized jacket, convinced he’s the elusive Mr. Z, the prize winner of a radio contest offering $5,000. Their wild pursuit takes them through a carnival maze, a tunnel of love, and a roller coaster, all while dodging a determined woman who claims the man is her husband.

Putting on the Heat
4 pp · humor; children
Algernon ForesterMr. ForesterMrs. ForesterFire Chieffiremen

When young Algernon Forester sets off a series of pranks to liven up the quiet day, his antics accidentally trigger a fire alarm—leading the local fire department to rush to his house, only to discover the "fire" is a very wet, very annoyed Algernon. The Fire Chief, unimpressed by the chaos, decides the best way to handle Algernon’s mischief is to keep him at the fire station until his parents arrive.

The Warning Sign
7 pp · humor; teen
Ozzie TurnerPhil TurnerAlice Turnerfamily doctor

Ozzie’s obsession with germs leads him to post a series of alarming health warnings around the house, causing panic among his family. When Phil, Alice, and the family doctor react with disbelief and frustration, Ozzie’s exaggerated fears take a surprising turn as the household begins to question their own hygiene — all while a mysterious sign labeled "WET PAINT" adds to the chaos.

Impatient Patient
7 pp · humor; teen
Babs ForesterMidgenurseGertie

Babs, trapped in the hospital after her doctor leaves for three days, enlists her friend Midge’s help to escape for the big dance. Using her wits and a clever ruse involving the hospital switchboard, Babs impersonates the superintendent to get herself discharged—only to accidentally cause chaos when she’s mistaken for a real doctor.

Sharp as a Tack
1 pp · humor; teen
Dapper DanDan's friends

Dapper Dan shows off his new sport jacket to his friends, who tease him about how sharp he looked yesterday—leading to a playful accusation that his long underwear was the real reason for his earlier style. The joke escalates as his friends mock him for his fashion choices, turning the moment into a lighthearted, tongue-in-cheek moment of teenage banter.

Owe! Owe!
0.67 pp · humor; teen
Sloppy Josieher friend

Sloppy Josie is dazzled by a pair of fancy sweaters she sees in a store window, wishing she could afford one, but her friend reminds her her father is struggling financially after buying a bungalow—much to Josie’s dismay. The story captures her playful frustration and the humorous contrast between her dreams and her family’s budget.

Case of the Wrecked Lamps
4 pp · humor; detective-mystery
Richard RichardAh ChooFlub Dub (a talking dog)lamp dealercandle salesman

When a lamp dealer’s store is repeatedly vandalized, Richard Richard, the self-proclaimed detective, teams up with his assistants Ah Choo and Flub Dub to catch the culprit—suspecting a vengeful candle salesman. As they set a trap using Ah Choo disguised as a lamp, chaos ensues when the real thief strikes, leading to a series of slapstick mishaps before the mystery is finally unraveled.

Same Look
1 pp · humor; teen
TheresaTheresa's Pop

Theresa is devastated when she learns the girl in her history class is wearing a dress identical to her new one. Her father, trying to be practical, suggests buying a different dress—only to quip that it might be cheaper to move to a different town.

Tempest in a Teacup
8 pp · humor; teen
Babs ForesterMrs. ForestereMr. ForesterOzzie TurnerwaiterGypsy JordanoSlick

In a delightfully absurd twist, Ozzie convinces Babs to meet him at Gypsy Jordano’s tea room, only to panic when the fortune teller claims a dark, handsome man in her life isn’t wearing red—leading Ozzie to dramatically disguise himself as the gypsy fortune teller to win her back. When Babs arrives in pink, the whole dance floor flees in fear of a supposed disease, leaving her heartbroken—until Ozzie, in full disguise, steps in to save the moment.

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