Goofy Comics #33

Goofy Gander takes on a pie-booth job at a charity bazaar to help a poor mouse family, but his pies keep mysteriously disappearing—and everyone assumes he's eating them himself. When a talking scarecrow offers cryptic help, Goofy must set a trap to uncover the real culprit and save the fundraiser.

Mary Lamb dreams of hosting a picnic by the old mill and decides to earn money for lunch by baby-sitting—enlisting her friend Goofy to help. What follows is a hilarious series of increasingly chaotic jobs caring for various households' children, each one more exhausting than the last. After all that hard work, Goofy discovers the reward waiting for him at the picnic might be better than he expected.

Wilbur Fox dreams of striking it rich by getting his hands on Farmer Gardner Goat's apple juice press—and he's got a scheme that involves a wooden horse and a forged contract. When the tables turn and Gardner hatches his own revenge plot, Wilbur finds himself caught between the farmer's fury and his own slick talking, leading to chaos that lands him in hot water.

Peter Pigly and Goofy discover it's Mary's birthday and decide to throw her a surprise party complete with a cake—but when they can't find candles anywhere in town, they'll need to get creative to make the celebration special.

In this 1949 slice of classic humor, bike messenger Wilbur gets handed a mysterious package with strict instructions to deliver it unopened. Naturally, his curiosity gets the better of him—only to find a book titled *How to Mind Your Own Business*, leaving him both bewildered and oddly enlightened.