Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1935, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1933. Secret Operative 48 '~ —By NORMAN MARSH SEEMS HOURS THAT I'VE i SIEANTIME IN THE STREETS OF CUAGA BEEN WADING THROUGH B WHAT A DISAPPOINTMENT-- KAY FIELDS CONTINUES HER SEARCH 7 WOLF! WHAT IS THIS TUNNEL--SURELY IT'S ONLY AN AIR VENT-~- \ FOR DAN. IT-- HAVE YOU I MUST BE COMING TO Bl O WAY TO GET UP THERE. |If/ FOUND DAN ? AN OPENING SOON. 5 B I'M NEARLY EXHAUSTE| AN THIS IS THE LAST R I'LL HAVE TO REST/ / i STREET--IF I DON'T FIND \ HIM HERE, I'LL HAVE TO GIVE UP~-~ oft; Cops Poblishers Syndicate MR. AND MRS. Something Is Started Look, Joe! Look WHAT | FOUND. | | I PuT Down EVERYTANG | BoveHT— | | WHY DoNT You START Doine IT | |No,No! | oNLy MEAN You . WeRE A HOUSEKEEPING ACCOUNT Book | | ALL My MARKETING — JUST WHAT | |AGAINT CosTs US A LOT moke | |EAGER To SAVE iN THosE . PAYS | USED WHEN WE WERE FIRST I PA) D EVERY WEEK. THan THIS Now MARRIED ! : GRoCER You MEAN 1m | |SVE ME THAT Book! 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