Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1936, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1936. True Stories of G-Men Activities Based on Records of th ' Federal Burean of Tnvestigation—Modified n the Publlc Interest, 2**"*7*¢ U- & Patent 0. —By REX COLLIER PXEEPT THE GIQLS UDSTAIRS / ¥ P prmm A AR T | 7 & W 7 IR = | 4 | DIONT THNK SHE Lookep A BIT o WELL. SKES A Sick Woman ! JoU WOMEN ARE NEVER SO WELL, TRATS The WY . : HAPPY AS WHEN YOURE PULLING “THATS JUST The way _ARCUND THE EYES. ; THAT SLoom STUFF SHUE IMPRESSED ME : | NSTiceD IT; ALS© WERE g A =\ IT” $TRUCK ME, Too SYMPATRETic, THATS ALL. 1 WOULDNT EXPECT A MAN To UNDERSTAND 2 cnareir mru i g 2% W “IF HE DIDN'T LOVE ME, WOULD HE GET S0 MAD WHEN I GO OUT WITH SOMEBODY ELSE?” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. happening. stoo gambling LIGNOSE SPRITE | CRASHED | l (Rix Tosting. 2 ¥ dojmat THks WELL, WELL, WE DIDNT FIRST, LET ME SAY OH, THAT'S 3 SHUX GOT TIR WELL , THE REST GENTLEMEN- [l COME To SEE Your | FEEL | WAS A - OF MY_MISSION SHOP- WE CAME Jul ¢ e 1S MORE PLEASANT- HEY Letter-Out and it is heavy. TO SEE YOU -- EH, DELAINE | | 5 FRED? I Letter-Out snd if this keeps I Letter-Out and 1t forces open. Letter-Out and the ham actor did it. TANCRED | 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 it relates to morals. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. NO KICK=- the whole. PIRATES i | E l Letter-Out and they are less than 2 Letter-Out and he is taking it sTERLING | L | ™™ pperme Letter-Out and that's the whole of it. RETINVE | U | ¥% poree trer-out and 1t 18 & millary Paleface. EDITORS | D | & 57 oe =" s tter- d o0d for [ ] 7 ARMISTICE | E | Mg b o i & R e ONE SIDE,FOLKS/ THE FIGHT, BOYS. e 1S FOLL. MAKE WAY FOR TH 1938.) " (Copyrigh. 193 " Eg:fros‘ssel,.s‘ NTo T RINGS ONE MAN GANG/ SMELLIN' SALTS, SPONGE - OH YEH, MOON GET THAT BUCKET OF WATER Reg. U 8. ¥ Copymght, Ohi Tribone-N. V. News Syndicate, REG’LAR FELLERS. . i f —By GENE BYRNES WHATS 1 JuUSs LaST MY .:How“ ::_n’rug ALL THE PENNY ‘ i TROUBLE ? DOWN A CRACK s YOURE CRYIN' SO WHERE YO LasT | i AN’ ¥ WAS THE LOUD YOUR MOUTH YOUR MONEY AN ONEY PENNY 1S GEYTING BROWN ! 1LL SEE IF [ CAN GEY IT BACK FOR YA/ 65 Poisonous tree of Java. 66 Legal claims. 5 Pacific Coast shrub. 10 Top of the head. 14 At a great distance. 15 After song. 16 Nervous malady pecullar to the Malays. 17 The dog salmon. 18 Reproduce. 20 Reared. 22 Puts something new in place of. 23 Stupefy. 24 Acted as coxswain: collog. 25 Resinous substance. 27 Clubs. 29 One of a breed of cattle formerly produced in South America. 33 In bed. 35 Portable shelters. 9 Thick glice of anything. 88 Johnnycake. 39 Malicious burning of & building. 40 Cloth measure: obs. ¢1 One of a people inhabiting Great Britain from prehistoric times. 42 The ostiole in certain fungi. 43 A bristle. 44 Fine driving icy particles. 46 Angry. 48 Jewel. 49 Toadfishes. 51 Kind of linen much used in Spain. 63 More appetizing. 66 Main division of a book. 69 Certifiable. 61 Ceremony. 62 An ill-bred person. 63 To the back. . 64 Jot. e [PAEEACE BT P NG R TREIAMEICIUADIOR] RIE| [E]s MICIOINDIOILIE] HIOTIL Y BT INIILIAG] ALIEEMPILO/DIS JMITINIO! RINGIRIAPEMSI ZAR SEISIS1 ON/SICIOMEDIY] [HANDEBIAILIE] ACIT] NI TIATINT] 4] @n 2 A HIO/ARDIE DIIKIHIANATIE] [ENNERBIEMSIAD DL ED] 67 Break suddenly. Down. 1 Final cause. 2 The southwest wind. 3 State of being hidden from view. 6 Mimicked. 7 Record of a ship's voyage. 8 Genus of rosaceous evergreen shrubs. 9 Town in Massachusetts. 10 Places of bliss. 11 A weight of Java. 12 Carry: collog. 13 Pieces out. 19 Uniform. 21 To card wool. 24 Adverse critics. 35 Mer.bers of s Mongoloid race of Northern Scandinavia. 26 Boiling. 28 Order from a higher to & lower court. 30 Positive assertion. 31 Aunt: French. 32 Wtz the middle of a ship's e. 34 Those who abhor, 36 Raiders. 45 Japanese porgies. 7 50 One of the leaves of a corolla. : French. PRODIGY NOW TEACHES NEW YORK, September 23 (#).— Nathalia Crane, Brooklyn’s child poet, is & school teacher now. The young woman, now 22, who pub- her h:m book of at the 9, 558 §§§aE F §eg H Joy is just energy really, I think— m happy when eager to do P&'mgs. It's when I am lazy ‘1 feel in the mood The Proof of the Puddin’. NOW, LISTEN HERE! WHEN YOU g BUT FIRST YOU MUST 7DISCOVER WHO IS WRONG PAND WHO 1S RIGHT. NOW, [/ yon sEg, miss sALLY, =) ™HEY WAS ARGUIN' 'BOUT WHO COULD UCK. TW' - O HOWDY; PAL! T BRUNG A COUPLE OF THE BOYS ALONG WHO WAS KINDA FRIENDLESS ToO!!