Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1937, Page 40

C—18 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1937. WEBSTER—The Thrill That Comes Once in a Lifetime. | MOON MULLINS—Nothing Cagy About Moon. : LADEEZ AND GENTLEMEN, PRESENTING BUTIOF SECRRC oo v, ' MR.MOONSHINE MULLINS N HIS PREMIER B R PREFORMANCE WITH MLLE. ZAZELLE'S T was DI ! DIt O ! v MAN-EATING BEASTS OF THE JUNGLE e ol il WHICH ARE NOW ENTERING THE BIG el;ffier TRROUGH IS SPLEEN ; | CAGE THROUGH THE CHUTE ON \—-= 7 RS - ——— () Bt WHERE ARE YouU GOING & OH, w! COME OUTSIDE AND Ive seen The mooN LoTs Ta ‘ 0, | CAl LOTS MORE, 700 | WAS JUST TALki ou T ! TIMES ..... YES, ITS NO, | CANSKY w T G To Ye LOOKA THIS WONDPERFUL mooN! EFV LM YES LWAYS WANT To SH THAT ALL You || ThE MOON, OR A SUNSET, CARE To SAY 7| | WHENEVER: | START TALKING ABOUT CLOTHES | NEED. 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But valiant Tarzan gave no First the nghi eye!” And he came forward again, CROSS'WORD PUZZLE his arms with many coils until Tarzan was ren- toward his victim, seeking thus to prolong the sign of fear; he bowed to the inevitable with stoic holding the red-pointed iron on a level with the dered powerless to move. agony of suspense. spasm of indifference. ape man's face! DAN DUNN—Secret Operative 48. —By NORMAN MARSH YES, TRWIN-- e 7 WHAT'S THIS MESSAGE ’ HERE WE THERE WILL BE HELLO, DAN--COME 7 ABOUT, ANYWAY 99 THE PIRACY DANY! Throven THe | [ ARE, DAN-- | A CAR WAITING ON--THE CAR IS LEAD CODE MESSAGE WAS A LINER WAS NIGHT, THE | WILL SOMEONE | --WE HAVEN'T WAITING TO TAKE | THE WAY-- SOMEWHAT JUMBLED-- | HELD UP AT SEA-- GIANT AIRLINER'S MEET US?? ;{ A MOMENT ToO You T0 I'M WITH BUT 1 COULD SEE IT OVER A MILLION MOTORS DRONE HEADQUARTERS you! WAS VERY IMPORTANT-~ IN GOLD STOLEN// MONOTONOUSLY . 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