Capital journal., May 29, 1954, Page 21, Image 21

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OutStirU: PRINCE VAUANTt AND GAWAIN
HAVE DECIDED TO RESCUE SIR BASIL
FROM THE DUNGEON Of SHERIF BEN' j
EL RASCH. A TASK THAT SEEMS 1M- '
POSSIBLE UNTIL THE SHERIF, ON HIS
WAY TO THE MOSQUE, CROWDS VAL
OFF THE NARROW WAY INTO A DOORWAY.
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VAL RENTS THE COURTYARD BEHIND :
THAT DOORWAY AND PAYS THE LAND
LORD TO GO ON A SHORT VACATION.
; 'am my freno, IF yOU ONLY KNEW V -HOtV
WONDERFUL FT tS TO HAVE A ?
ASEEN fNTELUGEFKEi": QUOTH VAU'
WITH My OWN UTTLE BRAN HAVE
: SOLVED OUR PROBLEM. WE ARE NOW
4N THE KIDNAPPING BUSINESS.'
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. 1 NEXT DAY WHEN THE WELL-GUARDED '-
-; CHAIR OF BEN EL RASCH ENTERS THE '--.
r - ' ' . NARROW STREET A FIGURE STANDS
BEFORE A GATEWAY LEANING ON A , '
HEAVY STAFF. -, . .
? THE LEADING GUARD SHOVES HIM ROUGHLY ASIDE,
ONLY TO RECEIVE A STUNNING BLOW.. THEN THE STAFF
IS DEFTLY PLACED BETWEEN THE CHAIR SHAFTS AND
BECOMES A LEVER. .. .. . v V -
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TME, NOBLE BEN EL RASCH IS TUMBLED
OUT AND QUICKLY DISAPPEARS THROUGH
THE GATE.
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'BEFORE THE PORTERS AND GUARDS
CAN GET PAST THE WRECKED CHAIR
THE GATE CLOSES
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AS THE STOUT GATES SHUDDER UNDER ..
THE ATTACK VAL AND GAWAIN TRUSS
UP THEIR PRISONER. THEY WORK
QUICKLY, FOR THE MOST DANGEROUS
V WORK LIES AHEAD.
NEXT WEEK s-TktBUJft.