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"The Victory Garden" Donald would like to plant flowers, but crows keep eating his seeds. * 1st * Barks ten-pager	WDC&S 31, April 1943
"The Rabbit's Foot" Donald does not believe in the magic power of his nephews' rabbit's foot.	WDC&S 32, May 1943
"Lifeguard Daze" Sharks menace swimmers, but Donald is here!	WDC&S 33, June 1943
"Good Deeds" Donald decides to good deeds-- only, they backfire. See "The Good Deeds" (WDC&S 229, Oct 1959)	WDC&S 34, July 1943
"The Limber W Guest Ranch" The Ducks get lost in the desert.	WDC&S 35, Aug 1943
"The Mighty Trapper" The Ducks set out to catch wolves.	WDC&S 36, Sept 1943
"Good Neighbors" No sooner have Donald & Mr Jones made peace than they fight over a football. * 1st * Neighbor Jones story	WDC&S 38, Nov 1943
"Salesman Donald" Donald helps the boys peddle egg-beaters. But a die-hard hermit is hard to convince.	WDC&S 39, Dec 1943
"Snow Fun" Donald teaches the boys ski-jumping.	WDC&S 40, Jan 1944
"The Duck in the Iron Pants" The Ducks battle in the snow.	WDC&S 41, Feb 1944
"Kite Weather" It's girls against boys in a kite contest.	WDC&S 42, March 1944
"Three Dirty Little Ducks" Huey, Dewey and Louie will never have a bath again. See "Three Un-Ducks" (WDC&S 184, Jan 1956)	WDC&S 43, April 1944
"The Mad Chemist" A conk on the noggin turns Donald into a chemist, and he invents an explosive. See "Weemite" (WDC&S 220, Jan 1959)	WDC&S 44, May 1944
"Rival Boatmen" Donald and the boys start taxi-boat businesses of their own; competition is fierce. See "The Ice Taxis" (WDC&S 186, March 1956)	WDC&S 45, June 1944
"Camera Crazy" Donald and his Nephews compete for best news picture.	WDC&S 46, July 1944
"Farragut the Falcon" Donald tries to tame the falcon one of his uncles offered him.	WDC&S 47, Aug 1944
"The Purloined Putty" Donald and Neighbor Jones fight over a can of putty.	WDC&S 48, Sept 1944
"High Wire Daredevils" The Ducks master the art of wire-walking.	WDC&S 49, Oct 1944
"Ten Cents Worth of Trouble" Donald runs after a valuable dime-- and into trouble.	WDC&S 50, Nov 1944
"Donald's Bay Lot" Donald wants a cabin by the sea but is swindled.	WDC&S 51, Dec 1944
"Thievery Afoot" Mysterious little thieves steal diverse items.	WDC&S 52, Jan 1945
"The Tramp Steamer" Donald buys a boat and hauls cargo from port to port.	WDC&S 53, Feb 1945
"The Long Race to Pumpkinburg" Donald and the nephews race each other on ice. See "In the Swim" (WDC&S 190, July 1956)	WDC&S 54, March 1945
"Donald Learns the Ropes" Donald tries to master the main cowboy's skills.	WDC&S 55, April 1945
"The Icebox Robber" Who plunders the Ducks' icebox at night?	WDC&S 56, May 1945
"Pecking Order" The Ducks try to take pictures of a rare iron-billed woodpecker.	WDC&S 57, June 1945
"Taming the Rapids" Donald rescues his nephews into more trouble. See "No Rest for the Rescued" (WDC&S 228, Sept 1959)	WDC&S 58, July 1945
"Days at the Lazy K" Donald tries to tame a mean young colt the gentle way. See "The Littlest Chicken Thief" (WDC&S 219, Dec 1958)	WDC&S 59, Aug 1945
"Eyes in the Dark" Huey, Dewey and Louie can't escape their uncle's spying machine!	WDC&S 60, Sept 1945
"Thug Busters" Huey, Dewey and Louie turn detectives and track a bank-robber.	WDC&S 61, Oct 1945
"The Great Ski Race" Donald enters a water-ski competition.	WDC&S 62, Nov 1945
"Ten-Dollar Dither" The Ducks try to give a ten-dollar bill to its rightful owner.	WDC&S 63, Dec 1945
"Donald Tames His Temper" Donald tries to abide by his New Year's resolution.	WDC&S 64, Jan 1946
"Joe From Singapore" Huey, Dewey and Louie bring a pet back from a stroll on the docks.	WDC&S 65, Feb 1946
"The Master Ice-Fisher" Donald pulls out all the stops to catch a tricky fish.	WDC&S 66, March 1946
"Jet Rescue" The boys buy toy jet engines.	WDC&S 67, April 1946
"Donald's Monster Kite" Donald is an expert at kite building.	WDC&S 68, May 1946
"Biceps Blues" Daisy wishes Donald were as strong as the boyfriend of a friend of hers.	WDC&S 69, June 1946
"The Smugsnorkle Squatty" Donald wants a classy dog for a pet.	WDC&S 70, July 1946
"Swimming Swindlers" Huey, Dewey and Louie are talked into cheating to beat their uncle in a swimming contest.	WDC&S 71, Aug 1946
"Playing Hookey" Donald teaches his truant nephews a lesson when they look for food.	WDC&S 72, Sept 1946
"The Gold-Finder" One of the boys invents a gold-finder that spoils Donald's day.	WDC&S 73, Oct 1946
"Donald Duck and the Boys" The Ducks turn bill collectors.	WDC&S 74, Nov 1946
"Turkey Trouble" The Ducks win turkeys but won't eat them.	WDC&S 75, Dec 1946
"The Cantankerous Cat" A screeching cat won't let the Ducks sleep.	WDC&S 76, Jan 1947
"Going Buggy" Giant insects bug Donald. See "Froggy Farmer" (WDC&S 236, May 1960)	WDC&S 77, Feb 1947
"Jam Robbers" Donald hides a stack of stocks and a pot of a jam in a safe.	WDC&S 78, March 1947
"Picnic Tricks" When Donald won't let them come to a picnic, his nephews retaliate.	WDC&S 79, April 1947
"Donald's Posy Patch" Donald wants to grow a nice garden, but the boys want it for a baseball field.	WDC&S 80, May 1947
"Donald Mines His Own Business" Donald finds a phony treasure map his nephews drew. See "Want to Buy an Island?" (WDC&S 235, April 1960)	WDC&S 81, June 1947
"Magical Misery" Donald learns magic-- and so do Dewey, Huey and Louie.	WDC&S 82, July 1947
"Vacation Time" Donald cannot sleep because of salesmen.	WDC&S 83, Aug 1947
"The Waltz King" No one but Donald will waltz with Daisy!	WDC&S 84, Sept 1947
"Atonal Terror" Donald decides the boys should learn music-- but they definitely cannot.	WDC&S 85, Oct 1947
"Fireman Donald" Donald misses every fire!	WDC&S 86, Nov 1947
"The Terrible Turkey" The Ducks go hunting for turkeys in the woods.	WDC&S 87, Dec 1947
"Wintertime Wager" Donald bragged in the summer that he would swim in the lake in the winter. * 1st * Gladstone Gander story	WDC&S 88, Jan 1948
"Watching the Watchman" Donald finds an easy job: he simply has to keep awake-- and his nephews will see to it. See "The Wax Museum" (WDC&S 231, Dec 1959)	WDC&S 89, Feb 1948
"Wired" The Ducks deliver telegrams, hoping to earn big tips.	WDC&S 90, March 1948
"Going Ape" Donald hypnotizes the boys to force them into monkey suits for his social gathering.	WDC&S 91, April 1948
"Spoil the Rod" Donald applies the latest educational theories.	WDC&S 92, May 1948
"Rocket Race to the Moon" During a rocket race, Donald and his nephews end up stranded on the moon. See "Around the Wolrld in Eighty Minutes" (WDC&S 212, May 1958)	WDC&S 93, June 1948
"Donald of the Coast Patrol" Spys and thieves roam the beaches, but Donald is watching-- and being watched. See "Borderline Hero" (WDC&S 197, Feb 1957)	WDC&S 94, July 1948
"Gladstone Returns" Donald and Gladstone try to find five dollars for Daisy's club; the boys have the money.	WDC&S 95, Aug 1948
"Links Hijinks" Tricked by his nephews, Donald believes he is a super golfer and challenges Gladstone.	WDC&S 96, Sept 1948
"Pearls of Wisdom" Donald dives for pearls for Daisy.	WDC&S 97, Oct 1948
"Foxy Relations" Uncle Scrooge asks Donald to win a fox hunt for the family's honor. * 1st * Uncle Scrooge ten-pager	WDC&S 98, Nov 1948
"The Crazy Quiz Show" Donald knows everything!	WDC&S 99, Dec 1948
"Truant Officer Donald" Playing hookey is much harder with this new truant officer.	WDC&S 100, Jan 1949
"Donald Duck's Worst Nightmare" No treatment can cure Donald from his nightmares. But reality can be even worse...	WDC&S 101, Feb 1949
"Pizen Spring Dude Ranch" Donald keeps buying horses, but a clever rustler keeps stealing them!	WDC&S 102, March 1949
"Rival Beachcombers" Donald, the boys and Gladstone look for a lost gem.	WDC&S 103, April 1949
"The Sunken Yacht" Uncle Scrooge can really drive a hard bargain when it comes to salvaging his boat.	WDC&S 104, May 1949
"Managing the Echo System" The echo gets tricky when it is performed by Donald's nephews. See "Mocking Bird Ridge" (WDC&S 215, Aug 1958)	WDC&S 105, June 1949
"Plenty of Pets" Donald cannot bear his nephews's furry and feathery friends.	WDC&S 106, July 1949
"Super Snooper" Donald accidentally becomes a superduck! See "Stranger than Fiction" (WDC&S 249, June 1961)	WDC&S 107, Aug 1949
"The Great Duckburg Frog Jumping Contest" The Ducks hunt frogs and find a champion.	WDC&S 108, Sept 1949
"Dowsing Ducks" Donald does not believe in his nephews' witching stick.	WDC&S 109, Oct 1949
"The Goldilocks Gambit" Donald and the nephews play "Goldilocks and the Three Bears".	WDC&S 110, Nov 1949
"Donald's Love Letters" Donald tries to retrieve from Gladstone his love letters to Daisy.	WDC&S 111, Dec 1949
"Rip Van Donald" When Donald decides to spend the winter in a sunny place, his nephews play a trick on him.	WDC&S 112, Jan 1950
"Mission to Codfish Cove" Master skier Donald is sent on a vital mission to Codfish Cove.	WDC&S 114, March 1950
"Wild about Flowers" Donald & Gladstone look for daisies for Daisy. See "The Beachcombers' Picnic" (WDC&S 224, May 1959)	WDC&S 117, June 1950
"Billions to Sneeze At" Uncle Scrooge develops an allergy to money. Donald is in charge of his fortune.	WDC&S 124, Jan 1951
"Operation St Bernard" Huey, Dewey and Louie train Bornworthy to win merit badges. * 1st * Junior Woodchucks story	WDC&S 125, FebFeb 1951
"A Financial Fable" A freak tornado carries away Uncle Scrooge's money and showers people with it!	WDC&S 126, March 1951
"April Foolers" Huey, Dewey and Louie try to play jokes on their uncle.	WDC&S 127, April 1951
"Knightly Rivals" Donald & Gladstone fight over the main part in Daisy's club's play. See "Dramatic Donald" (WDC&S 217, Oct 1958)	WDC&S 128, May 1951
"Pool Sharks" Donald builds a pool-- but he's the only one who can't enjoy a swim.	WDC&S 129, June 1951
"The Trouble With Dimes" Donald makes a fortune selling Uncle Scrooge's rare coins.	WDC&S 130, July 1951
"Gladstone's Luck" While he is playing golf with Donald, Gladstone suddenly turns unlucky.	WDC&S 131, Aug 1951
"Ten Star Generals" Donald tries to help his nephews win merit badges.	WDC&S 132, Sept 1951
"Welcome Guests" Jaq & Gus-Gus turn the tables over on a thief. * Jaq & Gus-Gus story *	WDC&S 132, Sept 1951
"The Truant Nephews" Huey, Dewey and Louie decide to play hookey, but keep ending back at school.	WDC&S 133, Oct 1951
"Terror of the Beagle Boys" Uncle Scrooge asks Donald's help to set a booby trap. * 1st * Beagle Boys story	WDC&S 134, Nov 1951
"The Big Bin on Killmotor Hill" Uncle Scrooge shows off his new Money Bin to his nephews. * Definitive Money Bin design *	WDC&S 135, Dec 1951
"Gladstone's Usual Very Good Year" Donald & Gladstone compete over turkey raffles.	WDC&S 136, Jan 1952
"The Screaming Cowboy" Donald's song is a hit.	WDC&S 137, Feb 1952
"Statuesque Spendthrifts" Uncle Scrooge and the Maharajah of Howduyustan try to top each other.	WDC&S 138, March 1952
"Rocket Wing Saves the Day" The nephews train a homing pigeon, but Donald thwarts their efforts.	WDC&S 139, April 1952
"Gladstone's Terrible Secret" Donald and his nephews spy on Gladstone to find the secret of his luck. * 1st * Gyro Gearloose	WDC&S 140, May 1952
"The Think Box Bollix" Gyro invents a ray-machine that will teach any animal that crosses the beam to talk.	WDC&S 141, June 1952
"Houseboat Holiday" Donald has finally found the solution to keep his nephews out of mischief-- or has he?	WDC&S 142, July 1952
"Gemstone Hunters" Donald and the boys turn gem hunters but are gypped. Donald then tricks Gladstone. See "Turkey Trouble" (WDC&S 243, Dec 1960)	WDC&S 143, Aug 1952
"Spending Money" Uncle Scrooge can barely close his vault: he has too much money!	WDC&S 144, Sept 1952
"The Hypno Gun" Donald tries to make money hypnotizing Uncle Scrooge and deadbeats but gets hypnotized.	WDC&S 145, Oct 1952
"Omelet" The Ducks once tried raising chickens in what used to be a pleasant place.	WDC&S 146, Nov 1952
"A Charitable Chore" The Ducks volunteer to host a poor soul; it turns out to be cousin Gladstone.	WDC&S 147, Dec 195
"Turkey With All the Schemings" Donald disguises himself to trick Uncle Scrooge into offering him a Thanksgiving dinner.	WDC&S 148, Jan 1953
"Flip Decision" Donald discovers the wondrous art of flipping coins to make decisions.	WDC&S 149, Feb 1953
"My Lucky Valentine" The mail must go through-- even if it is Gladstone's and the postman is Donald.	WDC&S 150, March 1953
"The Easter Election" Donald and Gladstone try to win the favor of children to head the Easter Parade.	WDC&S 151, April 1953
"The Talking Dog" Donald tries to enter a TV show; he simply has to appear in the newspaper.	WDC&S 152, May 1953
"Worm Weary" Let Gyro's trained worms do the fishing for you!	WDC&S 153, June 1953
"Much Ado About Quackly Hall" No one will have the boys' playground!	WDC&S 154, July 1953
"Some Heir Over the Rainbow" Uncle Scrooge gives pots of gold to find out who deserves his fortune most.	WDC&S 155, Aug 1953
"The Master Rainmaker" Donald can control the weather, but not his temper.	WDC&S 156, Sept 1953
"The Money Stairs" It's a race between Uncle Scrooge and Donald up Demon's Tooth.	WDC&S 157, Oct 1953
"Bee Bumbles" Donald tries to get rid of a hive of bees.	WDC&S 158, Nov 1953
"Wipsy Willie" To buy Donald's house, Uncle Scrooge will even hire monsters and ghosts.	WDC&S 159, Dec 1953
"Donald Duck and the Hammy Camel" Donald's nephews offer him a camel.	WDC&S 160, Jan 1954
"Fix-up Mix-up" Donald will fix anything-- well, almost... fix. See "The Village Blacksmith" (WDC&S 239, Aug 1960)	WDC&S 161, Feb 1954
"Turkey Trot at One Whistle" Donald and the boys take care of turkeys and thieves in their train station.	WDC&S 162, March 1954
"Raffle Reversal" Gladstone loses a raffle and Donald finds pearls!	WDC&S 163, April 1954
"Flour Follies" Donald peddles Uncle Scrooge's flour but doesn't know how to use it.	WDC&S 164, May 1954
"The Price of Fame" The boys wish their uncle were a famous musician.	WDC&S 165, June 1954
"Midgets Madness" Donald would like to enter the rac but is a catastrophe.	WDC&S 166, July 1954
"Salmon Derby" Donald and Gladstone enter a fishing competition to win a sumptuous car.	WDC&S 167, Aug 1954
"Cheltenham's Choice" Donald doesn't want the boys to have pets in the trailer, expecially key-stealing chipmunks.	WDC&S 168, Sept 1954
"Travelling Truants" Donald plays tricks on his truant nephews and all of them get lost.	WDC&S 169, Oct 1954
"Donald Duck Rants About Ants" Donald is pestered by his nephews' pet ants.	WDC&S 170, Nov 1954
"The Too-Safe Safe" Gyro invents a super-wax coating to protect Uncle Scrooge's fortune.	WDC&S 171, Dec 1954
"Search for the Cuspidoria" On Christmas Eve, the Ducks comb the ocean to find a sunken boat.	WDC&S 172, Jan 1955
"New Year's Revolutions" Donald is a terrible skier, but he won't get angry.	WDC&S 173, Feb 1955
"Worst Class Mail" Donald carries the mail to Beaver island on his ski-boat.	WDC&S 174, March 1955
"The Daffy Taffy Pull" Donald runs after a ring-stuffed taffy candy.	WDC&S 175, April 1955
"The Ghost Sheriff of Last Gasp" Donald and his nephews visit a haunted ghost town.	WDC&S 176, May 1955
"A Descent Interval" Donald explores the wondrous depths of the ocean in a batyscaph.	WDC&S 177, June 1955
"Donald's Raucous Role" Donald moves to a quiet house and declares a noisy war on his neighbors.	WDC&S 178, July 1955
"Bad Canoes and Good Canoes" Donald and Gladstone enter a canoe competition.	WDC&S 179, Aug 1955
"Trouble Indemnity" Uncle Scrooge will do anything to earn money, even take great risks.	WDC&S 180, Sept 1955
"The Chickadee Challenge" The Junior Woodchucks and the Chickadees compete in a bridge-building contest.	WDC&S 181, Oct 1955
"The Unorthodox Ox" Donald takes Ferdinand to the fair.	WDC&S 182, Nov 1955
"The Custard Gun" Gyro's new invention is no good for hunting.	WDC&S 183, Dec 1955
"Three Un-Ducks" Huey, Dewey and Louie swear never to have a bath again. See "Three Dirty Little Ducks" (WDC&S 43, April 1944)	WDC&S 184, Jan 1956
"Secret Resolutions" The Ducks put their resolutions in a sealed envelope so they can't cheat each other.	WDC&S 185, Feb 1956
"The Ice Taxis" Donald and his nephews taxi people over the frozen lake. See "Rival Boatmen" (WDC&S 45, June 1944)	WDC&S 186, March 1956
"Searching for a Successor" On a windy day, Uncle Scrooge offers his nephews jobs to find out who shall inherit.	WDC&S 187, April 1956
"The Olympic Hopeful" Donald would like to represent Duckburg at the next Olympics.	WDC&S 188, May 1956
"Gopher Goof-Ups" Wily gophers have invaded Donald's garden.	WDC&S 189, June 1956
"In the Swim" The boys would rather swim than learn he piano. Donald challenges them. See "The Long Race to Pumpkinburg" (WDC&S 54, March 1945)	WDC&S 190, July 1956
"Camping Confusion" Donald can locate "H, D and L" in the woods thanks to a scintillator.	WDC&S 191, Aug 1956
"The Master" Donald can master any work, even at a salmon fishery.	WDC&S 192, Sept 1956
"A Whale of a Story" Donald decides to hunt for whales.	WDC&S 193, Oct 1956
"Smoke Writer in the Sky" Uncle Scrooge hires master smoke-writer Donald for his electoral campaign.	WDC&S 194, Nov 1956
"The Runaway Train" Two trains are going to crash into each other but no one can help.	WDC&S 195, Dec 1956
"Statues of Limitation" Donald and the nephews enter a snow statue competition to help poor children.	WDC&S 196, Jan 1957
"Borderline Hero" No smuggler can bluff officer Donald. See "Donald of the Coast Patrol" (WDC&S 94, July 1948)	WDC&S 197, Feb 1957
"Knight in Shining Armor" Everyone pokes fun at Donald's dream.	WDC&S 198, March 1957
"Donald's Big Imagination" Gyro invents a machine that enables the Ducks to explore planets.	WDC&S 199, April 1957
"Donald's Pet Service" Leave it to Donald to take care of your pet!	WDC&S 200, May 1957
"The Dye is Cast" A die-hard dye accidentally colors Duckburg's water.	WDC&S 201, June 1957
"Kakimaw Country" Donald reads about an Indian weather hole; Uncle Scrooge happens to need rain.	WDC&S 202, July 1957
"Special Delivery" Donald helps he boys deliver a package; but a lion watches the house.	WDC&S 203, Aug 1957
"Losing Face" The Ducks were once assigned the delicate task of cleaning a stone face.	WDC&S 204, Sept 1957
"Red Apple Sap" Donald tries to grow apples for the fair.	WDC&S 205, Oct 1957
"Sagmore Springs Hotel" Uncle Scrooge offers Donald a business and visits him in disguise.	WDC&S 206, Nov 1957
"The Tenderfoot Trap" Donald, Uncle Scrooge and Gladstone enter a prospector competition.	WDC&S 207, Dec 1957
"The Code of Duckburg" The boys use it to keep a moose.	WDC&S 208, Jan 1958
"The Persistent Postman" Donald trades his donkey for a "helicopter" to carry the mail.	WDC&S 209, Feb 1958
"The Half-Baked Baker" Donald learns the ropes of bakery.	WDC&S 210, March 1958
"Wishing Stone Island" The Ducks head for the island of the wishing stones-- and wish they hadn't.	WDC&S 211, April 1958
"Around the World in Eighty Minutes" Donald is hired in a rocket race around the world; Gladstone is his opponent. See "Rocket Race to the Moon" (WDC&S 93, June 1948)	WDC&S 212, May 1958
"Dodging Miss Daisy" It's Spring house cleaning time! The boys and General Snozzie track down Donald.	WDC&S 213, June 1958
"Fearsome Flowers" Donald becomes mad about flowers. The boys trade them for carnivorous plants.	WDC&S 214, July 1958
"Mocking Bird Ridge" Uncle Scrooge looks for specific echoes. Donald and Gladstone have plenty. See "Managing the Echo System" (WDC&S 105, June 1949)	WDC&S 215, Aug 1958
"Old Froggie Catapult" The Ducks' frog can't jump when it is too cold, but eventually becomes a hero.	WDC&S 216, Sept 1958
"Dramatic Donald" Donald believes he can be a great actor.So does Gladstone.An apple solves the problem. See "Knightly Rivals" (WDC&S 128, May 1951)	WDC&S 217, Oct 1958
"Noble Porpoises" The Ducks try to catch porpoises.	WDC&S 218, Nov 1958
"The Littlest Chicken Thief" The Ducks try to tame a coyote that sals Grandma's chickens. See "Days at the Lazy K" (WDC&S 59, Aug 1945)	WDC&S 219, Dec 1958
"Weemite" Donald invents a super explosive and offers it to the military. See "The Mad Chemist" (WDC&S 44, May 1944)	WDC&S 220, Jan 1959
"Tracking Sandy" Uncle Scrooge ask his nephews to follow Dread Valley Sandy to his mine.	WDC&S 221, Feb 1959
"The Master Mover" Objects and people are easy to move, but a pruneaholic mynah is not.	WDC&S 222, March 1959
"First Day of Spring" Donald forgets his fishing license and plays kite; a game warden chases him.	WDC&S 223, April 1959
"The Beachcombers' Picnic" Donald and Gladstone look for shells to have lunch with Daisy. See "Wild About Flowers" (WDC&S 117, June 1950)	WDC&S 224, May 1959
"Donald Duck, Volunteer Fireman" Donald hasn't much time left for Daisy nor any opportunity of showing off his courage.	WDC&S 225, June 1959
"The Floating Island" Uncle Scrooge buys an island that drifts and shrinks.	WDC&S 226, July 1959
"A Tracking Frenzy" The Junior Woodchucks and Donald play hide-and-seek in the forest.	WDC&S 227, Aug 1959
"No Rest for the Rescued" Donald's attempt to help the boys puts them into more trouble. See "Taming the Rapids" (WDC&S 58, July 1945)	WDC&S 228, Sept 1959
"The Good Deeds" See "Good Deeds" (WDC&S 34, July 1943)	WDC&S 229, Oct 1959
"Black Wednesday" The Ducks visit the Chillyboot Indians to repair a mistake of Uncle Scrooge's.	WDC&S 230, Nov 1959
"The Wax Museum" The boys try to keep watchman Donald awake by hiding a statue. See "Watching the Watchman" (WDC&S 89, Feb 1948)	WDC&S 231, Dec 1959
"Under the Polar Ice" Stoaway Donald won't peel any more potatoes; the Ducks get lost.	WDC&S 232, Jan 1960
"Knights of the Flying Sleds" The Ducks accomplish more or less valorous deeds.	WDC&S 233, Feb 1960
"Riding the Pony Express" The Ducks play Pony Express with some tourists. Donald has real mail to carry.	WDC&S 234, March 1960
"Want to Buy an Island?" Donald buys a phony deed his nephews made up and sets out for his island. See "Donald Mines His Own Business" (WDC&S 81, June 1947)	WDC&S 235, April 1960
"Froggy Farmer" The boys play tricks on frog farmer Donald, who retaliates. See "Going Buggy" (WDC&S 77, Feb 1947)	WDC&S 236, May 1960
"Mystery of the Loch" The boys win a camera; Donald uses to take pictures of the monster of Loch Less.	WDC&S 237, June 1960
"The Dog-Sitter" Donald looks for the dog he was supposed to look after.	WDC&S 238, July 1960
"The Village Blacksmith" Donald is no good at repairing things or melting cannons. See "Fix-up Mix-up" (WDC&S 161, Feb 1954)	WDC&S 239, Aug 1960
"The Fraidy Falcon" Donald wants to make a falcon who's too chicken too fly his partner in a parachute contest	WDC&S 240, Sept 1960
"Rocks to Riches" Donald's machine polishes Uncle Scrooge's diamonds and the boys find a message on a turtle.	WDC&S 241, Oct 1960
"Balloonatics" Donald's look-alike balloon flies high thanks to Gyro's super gas.	WDC&S 242, Nov 1960
"Turkey Trouble" The Ducks hunt for turkeys and are gypped. Donald tricks Gladstone the same way. See "Gemstone Hunters" (WDC&S 143, Aug 1952)	WDC&S 243, Dec 1960
"Missle Fizzle" A spy sabotages rockets-- but janitor Donald is here!	WDC&S 244, Jan 1961
"Sitting High" Donald sits on a flagpole to become famous.	WDC&S 245, Feb 1961
"Lost Frontier" The Ducks explore the Grand Canyon to prove a TV show wrong: there can't be cavemen!	WDC&S 246, March 1961
"The Madcap Mariner" The Ducks and Gyro sail to win the Fishermen's gold cup for Uncle Scrooge.	WDC&S 247, April 1961
"Terrible Tourist" Donald tries to serenade a senorita into giving him a rose. See "Silent Night" (rejected ten-pager intended for WDC&S 64, submitted in Aug 45)	WDC&S 248, May 1961
"Stranger than Fiction" Gyro invents a teleporting machine. Donald uses it to play a joke on his nephews. See "Super Snooper" (WDC&S 107, Aug 1949)	WDC&S 249, June 1961
"Boxed-In" Donald takes HDL's money for Daisy's club's picnic. The boys try to stop them.	WDC&S 250, July 1961
"Duck Luck" A fortune cookie predicts an unlucky day for Donald, though he finds a horseshoe	WDC&S 251, Aug 1961
"Mr Private Eye" The Beagle Boys are planning to rob a opal. The mayor asks super-PI Donald to protect it.	WDC&S 252, Sept 1961
"Hound Hounder" Master dog catcher Donald tries to catch the JW's Official Hound in the midst of a contest.	WDC&S 253, Oct 1961
"Jet Witch" On Halloween night, Donald borrows Gyro's flying broomstick.	WDC&S 254, Nov 1961
"Boat Buster" Donald pilots Uncle Scrooge's speedboat in race against Rockerduck's.	WDC&S 255, Dec 1961
"Northeaster on Cape Quack" Crooks try to destroy the lighthouse to buy the land. But the Ducks are standing guard!	WDC&S 256, Jan 1962
"Movie Mad" Donald chases the boys with his camera when they have to wear dresses.	WDC&S 257, Feb 1962
"Ten-Cent Valentine" The Ducks make a fake dime to thwart Magica's attempt.	WDC&S 258, March 1962
"Jungle Bungle" Master archer Donald is hired to capture a pink-eyed Rhinoceros using special arrows.	WDC&S 259, April 1962
"Merry Ferry" Donald and motorboats compete for taking passengers and cargo to Mudhen Island.	WDC&S 260, May 1962
"Medaling Around" Donald can't take photos because of the JW Official hound; he sends him on a lion's trail.	WDC&S 261, June 1962
"Way Out Yonder" Donald and the boys enter a mini-bike race.	WDC&S 262, July 1962
"The Candy Kid" Hiring tests rate Donald as a genius but customers find him to be a catastrophe.	WDC&S 263, Aug 1962
"Master Wrecker" Donald can destroy anything.	WDC&S 264, Sept 1962
"Raven Mad" Magica hypnotizes a friendly raven into stealing Scrooge's dime, which is on display.	WDC&S 265, Oct 1962
"Stalwart Ranger" To be hired as a Park Ranger, Donald must prove his worth counting sheep.	WDC&S 266, Nov 1962
"Log Jockey" Cousin Whitewater hires the Ducks to race against his rival.	WDC&S 267, Dec 1962
"Christmas Cheers" Duckburgians wish for presents: a science set, a truck, a repaved street-- and a gold mine.	WDC&S 268, Jan 1963
"A Matter of Factory" Uncle Scrooge makes donlad a motel manager so he can proudly take him to his club.	WDC&S 269, Feb 1963
"The Jinxed Jalopy Race" The winner gets to kiss Daisy. Warning: littering is prohibited!	WDC&S 270, March 1963
"A Stone's Throw From Ghost Town" Donald is scammed by a real estate man.	WDC&S 271, April 1963
"Spare that Hair" Donald makes barbering an art!	WDC&S 272, May 1963
"A Duck's-Eye View of Europe" Donald falls behind and tries to catch up with his fast-moving blitz-tourism group.	WDC&S 273, June 1963
"Gall of the Wild" The Ducks hunt for food in a National Park-- and that's prohibited!	WDC&S 274, July 1963
"Zero Hero" Donald turns sea merchant to prove a thinking machine he can be a business tycoon.	WDC&S 275, Aug 1963
"Beach Boy" Donald and the Official Hound compete as lifeguards.	WDC&S 276, Sept 1963
"The Duckburg Pet Parade" Duckburgians try to outdo one another marching unusual pets in the streets.	WDC&S 277, Oct 1963
"Have Gun, Will Dance" Spies are after a toy gun offered by a cereals brand shoots a ray that makes people dance.	WDC&S 278, Nov 1963
"Once Upon a Carnival" Master pitchers HDL are swindled by Donald at the carnival.	WDC&S 279, Dec 1963
"Double Masquerade" Donald & Uncle Scrooge disguise in one another to avoid surfers and Chickadees.	WDC&S 280, Jan 1964
"Feud and Far Between" Donald's mysterious new neighbor is as fierce as Mr Jones.	WDC&S 281, Feb 1964
"Bubbleweight Champ" The Junior Woodchucks' would-be fighting champ Donald drinks too much soda.	WDC&S 282, March 1964
"Cap'n Blight's Mystery Ship" The Ducks are shanghaied onto a ship loaded with arms.	WDC&S 283, April 1964
"The Olympian Torchbearer" Donald proudly carries the Olympic torch.	WDC&S 286, July 1964
"Hero of the Dike" A hole in the dike threatens Duckburg!	WDC&S 288, Sept 1964
"Unfriendly Enemies" Another episode of the endless war opposing Donald & Mr Jones.	WDC&S 289, Oct 1964
"Delivery Dilemma" Uncle Scrooge must deliver rabbit eggs -- or forfeit his fortune to the Beagle Boys!	WDC&S 291, Dec 1964
"Instant Hercules" Diver Donald battles a sea serpent thanks to an ancient elixir!	WDC&S 292, Jan 1965
"Duck Out of Luck" Gladstone secretely enters a fishing & skating contest-- the jury would not buy his painting.	WDC&S 294, March 1965
"Monkey Business" Uncle Scrooge's mechanical monkeys turn out to be universal scarecrows.	WDC&S 297, June 1965
"Million-Dollar Shower" U$ one-pager.	WDC&S 297, June 1965
"The Beauty Business" Daisy's nieces help beautician Donald change Daisy's looks.	WDC&S 308, May 1966
"The Not-So-Ancient Mariner" The Ducks, Daisy and Gladstone win a cruise.	WDC&S 312, Sept 1966
"Silent Night" The Ducks go caroling in front of Mr Jones' house, of all places! See "Terrible Tourist" (WDC&S 248, May 1961)	r WDC&S 1, Aug 1945
"The Milkman" A crook ruins Donald's delivery beat.	r WDC&S 2, Sept 1957