10-Story Detective, September 1941 — page 69: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

Knife-Man’s Nemesis O’ Hare had embarked on his strangest case. For he was on the trail of aman who combined business with pleasure by insuring his victims before killing them. And when O’Hare caught up with this homicide host, he found his quarry about to sacrifice another beautiful girl on the aliar of greed. HE had been dating the guy for S a week now. Dating him and , coming home with stars in her eyes. And O’Hare didn’t even know what he looked like. For the first time since their dad died, his sister had failed to confide in him. That wasn’t like her. They’d always been close. It had been Irene and he as long as he could remember. And she was just the sort of wild, lovable little scatterbrain who might ruin her life by marrying some dope to reform him, or some screwy thing like that. 67 By Murray W. Mosser O’Hare sighed as he entered the hospital room. Hé made a sincere ef- fort to shelve his personal troubles in favor of his professional ones. From what O’Hare had been able to gather, this John Saunders had COmicloo (G CO