Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1934, Page 90

ight Pages ' Eight Pages WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 23, 1934 'WHEN TARZAN S$STOOD - DEFENSELESS IN e g i THE FACE OF DESTER + o4+ BOHGDUTSAW AND VAGUELY MOLU’S. GUNFIRE.... d UNDERSTOOD. IN EXCITED FURY. HE RIPPED OFF A BOUGH AND HURLED IT AT HIS"MASTER'S ENEMY. R IT FELL FAR SHORT, BUT IT LANDED IN FRONT OF TARZAN AND SERVED HIM AS A CONCEALING SCREEN 3 : ARM, TARZAN APE BEEN FIRED, TARZAN /i AND *roc,ezm séfm& . KNEW DESTER MUST ” SWUNG AWAY THROUGH RELOAD, SO HE. RAN e ' ; : : TOWARD BQHGDUS TREE Tl CALLING TO THE -APE 4 SOON BOHGDU-SAW A“STACK OF e BUT#HIS IMPACT SET OFF THE TRIGGER OF DESTER'S TRAP! BOWS AND-ARROWS. NO SUSPICION A : t 4 / ] | A.BENDED " TREE WAS :RELEASE ENTERED-HIS SIMPLE MIND. SWIFT- | * \ ITIWHIPPED= UPRIGHT ! LY HE DRQPPED EARTHWARD. , e va 77 s B e A oG N < w " TOWARD DUSK THE FUGITIVES STARTED Wl « SEPARATELY FOR THE VILLAGE. TARZAN INSTRUCTED : BOHGDU TO CAPTURE A BOW AND _ARROWS. .. .DESTER MOLU STATIONED HIS WARRIORS IN AMBUSH, FOR HE KNEW THAT TARZAN WOULD COME! ~ BOHGDU’S ASTONISHED CRIES RANG THROUGH THE FOREST. HIS MASTER HEARD AND HURRIED TO HIS'AID, WHILE .o o - o987 12:23-34