KFS continues to run the Dec 31, 1939, episode of Vintage Thimble Theater. Here are the missing episodes to date:
The Missing Popeye Files, Day Three
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Thanks for the Popeyes, Mike!
You can tell the war in Europe was on the minds of the cartoonists at the time.