Action for Men, May 1960 — page 12: what you’re looking at

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

12 LUCKY MILLER’S OMEN of ALL NATIONS SPY MACHINE By DON MOONEY Art by Jack Rickard An ex-convict, expert forger and suc- cessful blackmailer, he had every girl in town helping him to carry out the Allies’ 1000-1 mission against Japan. @ IT WAS at the intersection of New Delhi’s Feroz Shah Road and Makwahni Way that greasy little Mr. Gabruhindi, who had had his eye on the trim English girl strolling just ahead of him, got the idea that she could be picked up. Oblivious to the nervous perspiration rolling down his moon face, the squat Hindu trotted after Ellie Cates and said in his piping voice: “So sorry, mem-sahib, but you dropped your handker- chief. I hope it isn’t dirty.” From that moment on, he didn’t have a chance. In his own mind, the vain little printer had scored a great con- PLEASE TURN NEXT PAGE