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Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact#4 [230]
Cover: Lloyd Ostendorf

Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #4 [230]

Oct 1957 · George A. Pflaum · 0.00 FREE
“The Gold Rush”

In "The Gold Rush," Chuck White and Sam team up on a mission that blends youthful curiosity with a serious purpose, as Chuck pushes for a safe, constructive outlet for teens to avoid trouble. With a spark of inspiration from Mike and support from Father Carroll, Chuck gets a rare chance to explore the high school's Amateur Radio Club’s electronics lab—a pivotal moment in a story that balances adventure with the real-world need for guidance. Written by Max Pine and illustrated by Frank Borth, with a cover by Lloyd Ostendorf, this 1957 issue captures the spirit of mid-century youth and discovery.

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writer Max Pine · artist, inker Frank Borth · cover Lloyd Ostendorf

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writer Max Pine
artist, inker Frank Borth
cover pencils, inks Lloyd Ostendorf

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Chuck White and Sam start a plan to apprehend the criminals. Chuck sees the need for teenagers to have a recreational outlet so that they won't end up being juvenile delinquents. Mike suggests to Father Carroll that Chuck be allowed to see the high school's Amateur Radio Club's electronics laboratory.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).