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January 1939 · 0.10 USD · 52 pages

Synopsis

Forest ranger Rip Burns is instructed to search for poachers. He comes across a gang using a truck and a bright spotlight in order to 'freeze' the deer while being shot. Burns is knocked unconscious, but discovers the name of the culprit at a way station.

Notes

Vol. 3, Number 1. January, 1939. FUNNY PICTURE STORIES is published monthly by Centaur Publications, Inc., 420 De Soto Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Editorial and executive offices: 220 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.

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Credits

Script: Larry Spivack, Victor Dowling, George Filchock, Tom McNamara, E. Rantz, Irving Settel, Harry Donnelly
Pencils: Larry Spivack, Victor Dowling, George Filchock, Martin Filchock, Tom McNamara, E. Rantz, Paul Gustavson
Inks: Larry Spivack, Victor Dowling, George Filchock, Martin Filchock, Tom McNamara, E. Rantz, Paul Gustavson
Letters: Paul Gustavson
Editor: Lloyd Jacquet
Illustration: Tom Gill
Joe e buresch: Joe Buresch
Notary public: Berta M. Holcepl
Owner: S. J. Fried, Harle Publications, Inc., Centaur Pubications, Inc.
Owner, business manager: Raymond Kelly
Publisher: Joe Hardie
See notes: Ray Ramsey

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