Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1937, Page 103

AUGUST 1, 1937 THE SUNDAY STA?, WASHINGTON D. C. __PAGE / by EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS WHEN TARZAN HAD TI HE RETURNED CAUTIOUSLY TO THE PUZZLED APES. THE EXCITED SOLDIERS OPENED FIRE, BELIEVING THE EXPECTED APE-RAID HAD BEGUN. WHEN THE OTHER SOLDIERS RECONERED FROM THEIR BEWILDERMENT, THE APES HAD VANISHED. TO THE SOUTH LAY LION COUNTRY. IF HE COULD MASTER THOSE WILD BEASTS AND MOLD THEM INTO A FIGHTING FORCE--! FROM THE FOREST HE CALLED LETHOR AND HIS MATE TO ACCOMPANY HIM. THEN HE HEADED SOLTHWARD. ST L" GLATHER 7 O\ IVE %/ i VINES TO THE TREES, - o, fne —Tm tne Meg U8 1931 Bagar Mice murrouen Froduced by Pamovs Boses v, DlatrIbuied ey UNITED FEATURE SYNDICATE “fne THE ENDS OF THE # LIANAS, AND WITH ~ ’ = i i P . I gt ~ THEN, AS TARZAN HAD ORDERED, THE APE ABONE TUGGED THE VINES, RUSTLING THE TREES IN THE CENTER OF THE CAMP. MILE THEY WERE THUS DISTRACTED TARZAN AND IS SAVAGE RAIDERS POLINCED LIPON THEM FROM BEHIND. AS HE CONSIDERED HOW HE MIGHT WIN NEW ALLIES FOR AN OVER- WHELMING MASS ATTACK, A STARTLING THOUGHT CAME LOYALTY OF THE APE. BUT HE KNEW THESE 5 FORAYS WERE MERE PINPRICAY" TO HIS POWERFLL FOES. MIGHTY WAS TARZAN, LORD OF THE JUNGLE BUT WAS THIS NEW TASK MIGHTIER THAN HE? - NEXT WEEK: THE LION TRAP SEE YOU