Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1936, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1936. True Stories of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the : : B T vaiied o the Eobile ntacest Mesiwerd 0. Paunt 08 . —By REX COLLIER COOD WORK, WOODROW-BUT DONT WORRY ABOUT BATES. THEDENVER POLICE JUST PICKED HIM UP. HE WE'LL T THESE PRISONERS TO DALLAS, BAILEY-THEY TELL ME YOU'VE A BAD HABIT OF BREAKING JAIL-DALLAS CLAIMS IT'S JAIL IS ESCAPE- PROOF - YOU'RE GOING THERE ! LI , ROUND UP INSPECTOR / CONTINUES WITH HARVEY BAILEY AND THE THREE. SHANNON'S UNDER ARREST FOR THE KIDNAPING OF CHARLES URSCHEL,| THE F-8 1- SQUAD LEAVES THE RAIDED HIDE- OUTS NEAR PARADISE TEX © Ledger Sysdicate Man and His Ways SAY, WHEN YoU WANT GINGER ALE, Why Do You OPEN A FRESH: BOTTLE EVERY TIME € 8 Why DoNT You FINISH WHAT You START 2 AND THE SAME WiTh These! ANCTHER. ONE ALL | 6ET IS Tie DReGs ! HALF Gone ! \ & vas €195 The AP AD R Rwerd 6-29 “SOMETIMES I THINK MAMA WAS RIGHT. MAYBE I SHOULDA ‘WENT TO SCHOOL LONGER.” LETTER-QUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. CANISTER | BEHELD | | DILATE | | GRACES | | KIDNAPERS | | Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite the word you have removed it from. If you have ‘“Lettered-Out” correctly it's saucy talk. Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. BLUDGEON | B | GUESSER | U ARMLETS | L| ABDOMEN | B | SLAPPED |S l Letter-Out and it holds, Letter-Out and you do this when you cut yourself. Tetter Out and it relates to tides. Letter-Out for rocky projections. Letter-Out and this kind of an ankle is painful. Letter-Out and he loafed. LOUNGED Letter-Out for a way out. EGRESS Letter-Out and he is a leader. MASTER Leter-Out and he was {n oain. MOANED Letter-Out for a dot on the skin of a horse. DAPPLE (Copyright. 1936.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Across, 1 Spring flower. 7 Fine kind of pottery. 15 Rest. 16 Retired from active service. 17 Cardinal number. 18 Tier. 19 Elf. 20 Title of respect to a sovereign. 21 Twisted. 24 Turmeric. 25 Prighten. 27 Pished. 29 Hawalian food plant. 31 Much exasperated. 35 Stranded, as a ship. 39 International language. 41 A solo part. 42 Very strong. 43 Increase. 45 Burden. 46 Half an em. 47 Folds. 48 Ethereal salt. 50 Italian city. 3 Musical drama. 4 Shelter. 5 Consume. 6 Dispatched. 7 A fine wool. 8 In a group with. 9 Valuable ornament. 10 Correlative. 11 An edge. 12 Roman road. 13 Heal. 14 Continent. 22 A guardian. 23 A fine moisture. 26 Vanity box. 28 Theatrical entertainment. 30 Former English queen. 32 Native metals. 33 A prong. 34 Head cov . 35 Medicinal plant. 36 Roman clan. 37 Put to flight. 38 Attack. 39 Contesting at speed. 51 German. 54 Priced. 59 Place of safety. 62 Vigor. 64 Peruvian capital. .65 Feudal grant. 67 Make trimming. 68 A newspaper executive. 770 Set a price upon. 72 *Envoy. 73 One who sells in small quantities. 14 Wrote. Down. 1 Pungent plant with edible leaves. 2 Souvenir. Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle. 40 Belonging to us. 44 Apparatus, 49 Female ruff. 50 Doorkeeper. 52 Up to the time that. 53 Annoy. 55 Form in a row. 56 A giant. 57 Express feelings. 58 Challenged. 59 Away. 60 Mature. 61 Preserved. 63 Sharp bark. 66 Brother. 69 Scotch stream. 71 Sloth. - Wild Gnu Gets His Dip. ‘While cattle-dipping was under way at & farm near Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia, & blue wildebeest, or gnu, joined the cattle in the pen, waiting to be dipped. Without fuss, the gnu entered the dip, jumped out at the far end, cleared & wall and vanished from sight, apparently none the worse. First Radio Taxi, Paris claims to have had the first radio taxi, Horace Hurm having fitted 3 | his machine in lm‘a pick up Eiffel ¥ Tower concerts. i) IT'S YOURS ANY TIME YOU WANT IT. ANNIE=- MR. RREE, FOR LETTIN' ME USE YER BOAT- WELL, ALL 1 GOTTA SAY IS, 1 HOPE SOMEBODY KICKS MY PANTS IF I EVER ASK ANOCTHER DAME TO GO FISHING/ REG’LAR FELLERS. FOR TODAYS DRAWING LESSON WE WILL DESIGN A WALL PAPER’ FOR INSTANCE: IF IT5 FOR A HOUSE BY THE SEA T SHOULD BE DESIGNED OF SHIPS, FISHES, - SORT WoOLD “LIRE 78 ARVE hor ESN'T TALK LIKE A B AN HE'S | A A DAUGHTER- NO PARENTS, BEEN EVERYWHERE- ALL i NEAR AS | CAN MAKE OUT=- OVER TH' WORLD---* JUST A RIVER BUM, THEY E I\gIHAT A SWELL GUY FRED FREE ! SAY- SIX-BITS FOR TH' GINGER ALE AND A DOLLAR AND A HALF RENT FOR THE SKIFF-— COST ME EIGHTY-FIVE CENTS WORTHA GAS AND A PUNCTURE SGETTIN' OUT TO THE LAKE --- LUNCH WAS A Interior Decorating 1 WANT YOU YO DESIGN A WALLPAPER FOR YOUR OWN ROOM- SOMETHING THAT APPEALS YO YOu IF ITS FOR THE = GOUNTRY, TREES, HORSES , COWS, ETC, MERMAIDS, ETC. I comfort oy friende mn misfortune . It makes me feel noble and strong— But 1 must say [ Feel some 1mpatience At acting this part GOSH, BABY, THIS STEW ISN'T BAD AT ALLY ITS O WV~ itie Ancient History! YES, YOU'VE SURE LEARNED A LOT ABOUT COOKING SINCE TH FIRST YEAR WE WERE MARRIED! BUT YOUVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO MAKE TH’ BREAD MY MOTHER USED TO MAKE!! LIVES WITH AN UNCLE- k] CHAP NAMED JACK BOOT, ;) SHE SAYS- BUT I'VE SORT k| OF GOT THE IDEA THIS FELLOW ISN'T HER REAL UNCLE- Reg U § P OF Copyright. 1336, by AND THEN PINKEY GDOES AND GETS MORE INTERESTED IN THE FISH THAN ME. ARE YoUu FINISHED, JMMIE? LET ME SEE IT/ AN rights reerven. !,, . BEEN ABLE TO BUY ME FATHER USED TO, ETHER ! IS THAT SO? WELL,YOUVE NEVER THE NICE CLOTHES MY