Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1935, Page 110

/ SECRET OPERATIVE 48 /3}/ NorRMAN MARSH- THIS FLOW OF WATER’\ / 1S POWERFULY -- IT'S ALL I CAN DO TO PUSH ’AGAlNfiT T I GOT RID OF HIM-- THERE'S A CURRENT-- I'LL FOLLOW ITi--- QUGHT TO LEAD ME : OUT. OVER MY NOSE --- LEAVING THAT WILL LAST FOR DAN A LITTLE WHILE-- // STRUGGLING FILTERS THE GAS A/ AGAINST \_ OUT OF THE AIR/ 7 THE HORRORS OF THE SEWER, LET US RETURN TO JOSE'S HOUSE-- , DAY LIGHT HAS COME WE MUST BE CAREFUL--THE DETECTIVE MAY BE OH, HE'S GOT A GUN, NUTS-NUTS-NUTS-REAL SPANISH PEANUTS. WHAT A FLAVOR WHAT A TREAT -1S IT ANY WONDER ) OH HENRY CAN'T BE BEAT ? AND IS THIS SEWER FOUL-- THEY SAY THEY'RE FULL OF RATS--I'LL HAVE TO WATCH THAT NONE ATTACKS ME ./ THE THING DIVIDES HERE-- WHICH ONE SHALL I TAKE 272 THE ONE TO THE RIGHT CARRIES THE LARGER STREAM--I'LL FOLLOW [T/ L/ THE ORDER OF MY FRIEND JUG !/ SURE WAS POWERFUL., JOSE, I GOT A HEADACHE / WHAT'S THIS 22 THE PIT IS HALF FULL OF .WATER--SOMETHING 1S FLOATING THERE.” HE MUST BE DROWNED /--THE OLD SEWER HAS BROKEN THROUGH // THIS ANY FURTHER THE SEWER IS LARGE ENOUGH FOR ME TO GET THROUGH - -NOW FOR — THE TRY. WHERE'S ONE=-— SMASH HIM WITH THE BUTT OF THE PISTOL-- I BELIEVE T SEE LIGHT AHEAD /-- NO --HMPH! ONLY MY IMAGINATION- THIS IS TOUGH /--- THERE'S GAS IN {71 = GUARDS THE TAKE A LOOK 74 DETECTIVE,STILL SLEERS % SEE, EVEN LOUIS, WHO {DOES--LET'S THEN OUR WORK HAS BEEN DONE FOR US I EH, JOSE 2% WELL, &= WHAT A BREAK-=--- AND I'VE HAD THIS TRIP ALL FOR NOTHING 2 NO ULSE GOING INTO NOW--LET'S GET BACK TO BREAKFAST /! FINEST MILK CHOCOLATE