Indian Guards Overpowered

was on featuring Harill Noy, world famous explorer in person. Burghal Grogan, a white renegade of the jungle, imprisoned the celebrated scientist named James Brady. Then, when his little son and daughter heading a rescue party by amphibian aeroplane

reached the jungle, they fell foul of Grogan. He stole their secret code, the key to the mystery of the treasure map. About this time, Mr. Noy's the famous explorer happens on the scene and goes to the aid of the children, harboring an old grudge against Mr. Noise, Grogan plans and succeeds in capturing Mr. Noise and his assistant Pedro. The latter two ought to be tortured in the

old Indian fashion, buried alive in an anneal. The children, however, pluckily regain possession of their commandeered aeroplane, and with the help of the pilot, Pat Donovan, they await the arrival of Grogan who is expected at any moment. The plan is to rescue Mr. Noise and Pedro before morning when the anneal torture is time to begin.

Donovan and the little gene and the Jim Brady are now in the cabin of the aeroplane. The Indian guard is all tied and gagged. Away in the distance, coming through the dim, steaming jungle, they see a man approaching.

It may be Grogan, let's listen. Now if this is Grogan, it will be better for you two kids to get down flat on the cabin floor, get in behind where the Indian is lying. Oh, but what for, Pat?

We want to help. But can't we? It's too dangerous. I'd be too worried. I couldn't give my best attention to our visitor and on the floor You'll be safer in behind that Indian there. He's all tied up and he can't hurt you. We know that Donovan But heck how can we see what's going on if we're hiding behind an Indian? Listen? We don't have to hide behind anything not even a savage Indian