Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1936, Page 32

" C—8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1936. True Storles of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the g.iiieres 0. 8 Patent Offce. —By REX COLLIER m S WAR ON CRIME—Callers at Lake Geneva! o Eoreatioation 08 in the Public Interest. ! MODERN MAIDENS I " AT e | : TR e T s e L VR ) . ‘ == i Mm“w A-r uooowsm_/ » 4 SRTE SUTSIaTS OF Ea = RIGHT IN FRONT OF US. RIDING IN BUSSES [ Now INSTEAD oF oN BRooMITicKs, HEY S DONT You KNOW SMART MILLINERY WHEN You See IT 2 N @190 The A, P All Rights Renerved. “IF THAT'S VINCENT, I'M OUT. IF IT'S CHARLIE, I'M IN. IP IT'S FRED, I'M OUT. IFIT'S JERRY,I'M IN. IF IT'S—" “NEVER MIND. IT'S FOR ME." LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. Letter-Out and move sidewise. SLIMED | | Letter-Out and she's “dolling | & o Y THEY ARE MEN WHO HAVE Vi3 | Hosest s e b prewy LEAPIN' ] prenTy oF PEopLE [ i : i CEomE LIRE T [ DOWN NEARLY ouT. M , KER> : IMPROPER | THAN YOU'D THINK THOMSON | BUT MOST OF THEM B\ LOOKIE- HE f) A FOR. N IONEY D Letter-Out and most people do ) ) this at the approach of danger. i i oy HAVE GOTTEN LIKE |/ PLEAT | l i FORGET AT ] TO SHARE SOME OF THAT IN JUST ONE i Goob s HAFTS | WAY, ANNIE- 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 4 is part of a year. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. and they hold you up. "PANSIES | A | ™ pnns 1 FEBRILE I R | Letter-Out :Ed I::P have faith. Letter-Out and forget these if your weight is too much. Letter-Out and s strong nation is UNTRIED | R | S s MOON MULLINS Letter-Out d he'll bundle BOREAL | 0 | &% o 2= ™ |4 — . - Tetter-out for & eirl's ame, OFF, HIS [ ONLY NO, MULLINS, NO! | WELL, LEND ME TH' | i 3 . ING | { ~WENTY-FIVE BUCKS AN NEWELL | W I ELLEN AR YaE 'T.ESAEE'::'E [ ! PA eV ERESORESS vf:v T DONT CARE IF YOU DON'T (Copyright, 1936.) DUMBBELL géT_%l_‘/,‘/aE E O GOT IT. Daily Cross-Word Puzzle :%o&”?? &/ THAT CORD = DOESNT LOOK VERY STRONG/ T LOORS As R '* IT MGHT BUST AN’ THEN : WHERE WOULD YOUu BE, PINHEAD ? 1. Prehistoric abode. 5. Crush to a pulpy state. 9. Given by word of mouth. : X Y 2 5 : 14. Supreme Norse god. = . — 15. Musical wind instrument. . & 1700 HAVENT TOUCHED — . THOSE PIES HAVE You, HE SAaYS HE WAS ue AN D e . Cardinal 29. Spherical body. 30. One of the Great Lakes. . Perched. I rest.my mind when 1 it :“83_?“ AND.‘_:fl CL-O.SEDQ:(_:_S ] TO YOUR IN MOUTH TO FIND : work with my hands. 'S TO SEE HOW MANY HOW MANY FINGERS EYLIFIOITINFIEIEIT] TEETH I ll.'C’.']V‘.'VnJU [EINIF T} [LIAID ?.lfig‘”‘lg;i \ . ing. ith a rhythmical balance [AINTENE like this my days INIEETDS IR ] Hiskt Plow on like waves IRGAK] o with me on 3 AL AITTER RGIE M 1 INIT | QIRALER]