Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1936, Page 19

THE . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. SATURDAY, JULY * True ‘Staries of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the Federal Burean of Investipation—Modified tn the Public interess " ***¢ U- 8 Faustome. ——By REX COLLIER CHIEF, THISWIRE JUST CAME TO THE THE GIRL'S PARENTS FROM THEIR . DAUGHTER IN FT WORTH.IT SAYS ) SHE'LL ARRIVE HERE AT IOPM, TELEGRAM, e 'LEARNING MACHINE THE TRAN S CHECK GUN’KELLY AND HIS - THE FT.WORTH WIFE , ACCOMPANIE D i JELEGRAPH BY AGIRL HITCH- | HIKER WERE HEADED SOUTH FROM CHICAGO, F-B'l- AGENTS i WATCHED ROADS AND LINES OF COM~- > / 4 L o [N W . i MUNICATION IN " s s 7 i ‘ ) i ¢ W = O AHOMAS ERDIRG z 2 WANT THAT 'roo: /! 5 ; ) CLUEASO:JRDOA;A( O‘K\-AHOMA ¢ A-30 || KELLY'S CAPTURE Z AT i * GERALDINE * MR. AND MRS. Among Those Absent. WHAT ARE You GOING To WEAR. | | Tt WOULD BE Your. WAY. 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CALLS HIMSELF--- AND NOW MOST FOLKS KNOW- ALL THREE ACCIDENT- NOT FOR OF CAN_ GET TOO THICK EVEN FOR S | COMES "HUNTERDON N HALK' OF US IN THE SAME TOWN--- THEM, ANYWAY==~ SO FAR, FRED FREE TO STOMACH- SR T BORN SOMETHING A LOT DIFFERENT- IR TOGETHER AGAIN, AFTER OVER NEITHER OF THEM GUESSES THE 'VE GOT BUSINESS- ; ] THAR;I’:S;E:“R&S; Accnbsmv ?L’é‘%‘#flflf MuiN‘;RE el BUSINESS -A L‘?uanary RoM Y A - = ! - t L/ BXien z FOR "OVER THIRTY VERRES QHERES BND 2 A1 URBAN GRAND . Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word ealled 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 you will have something fine or imposing. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. F Letter-Out for afterward. | ‘ LATER Leter-Out for the nickname of an A American League base ball club. TIGERS FALTER GAITERS Letter-Out and stoo. STRIDES | R | e I C Letter-Out and find these in every oty ES N i s WA T . 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