Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1935, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1935. DAN DUNN. Secret Qperative 48 i —By NORMAN MARSH : MODERN MAIDENS NESS CHEMlsTs HAVE - YES, YOU CAN SEE IT WAS THERE'S NOTHING MORE TO HELLO THERE,| DAN DUNN--YOUR CHECKED TO YES. 'S DRIVEN FROM THE TOP---AND DO HERE---LET'S GO TO OFFICER, CHIEF WIRED US MAKE SURE NO PRETTY MOST OF THE DEBRIS FELL YOUR OFFICE AND LOOK, YOU LOOKING /VYOU wWOULD GET EXPLOSIVES WERE] DEFINITE INSIDE THE BUILDING---IF IT L OVER THE EVIDENCE HERE BY PLANE USED TO DAMAGE |THAT IT WAS A HAD BEEN AN EXPLOSIVE T VOU'VE COLLECTED. ON' THIS FEDERAL THE BANK ? AN ELECTRIC wOULD HAVE BLOWN ULP ' BANK CASE /¢ FORCE OF THIS ILDING AND ALL SOME KIND. T, Reg. U_S. Pat onr; . ol Pty uasj JoE, PLEASE CALL THE MILKMAN BACK AGAIN. THERE HE GOES. HE DIDNT LEAVE M= ANY CREAM AND | NEED IT OF COURSE. |FYbuD Do You EXPECT HiM | - YELLED THE WAY You To HEARTRAT LITFLE Do WHEN YoUre TALKING To ME SomeTimes, | WOULDNT HAVE HAD To SPLT My THRoAT ©1m T 4 0, ab Kt Renerved “THE COMPANY'S SAVING MQNEY AGAIN! THEY'RE MAKING OUR TRAVELING SALESMEN HITCH-HIKE!" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. Letter-Out and the lucky fellows set them BACKERS ¥ ON YER WAY TO YER i LEAPIN' LiZARDS! 1 B 2 THEY_ALL EGG HIM ON= —_— MAN SHACK AND DON'T HURRY P SURE_WOULD LIKE TO [ : | WANT YO BE NICE= | HATE FILCHES Letter-Out and they're the lead- TRAME. 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