Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1936, Page 34

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1936. True Bleries of G-Men Activitis Based on Records of the gogueres 0. . Patent Omcn —By REX COLLIER Federal Bureau of Investigation—NModified in the Public Interes =/ —WE TRIED TO BORROW SOME o = =={ MONEY/ HURRV,CUIEF/ HE'S Pr 3::&::'{93%&" INSPECTOR Y JUST LEFT MV OPFICE/ NGHT, THEN ~SUPPOSIN' ¥ SAA’I,U\IAT oF rr‘.; 7/ “’”/ " /5 e Ll o AND HOLLIS - | REMAINED aT / .LAID JOUN RAUL CHASE,COMPANION OF LARGE. NELSON 8T THE BARRINGTON BATTLE. Qe ON_DECEMBER 27,1934, CHASE VISITED RATION OP THE MT.IUASTA FEW HATCH- THE MT. SHASTA FISH HATCHERIES TO© ACE WA OBTAINED. SEEK A LOAN. <78 | |4 MR. AND MRS. On Closer Reading. on, | REMEMBER! I WAS — NO, IT WASNT EITHER. ! TS PAPER STATES IT WiLL PAY A DOLLAR APIECE FOR BRIGHT SAYINGS. WHAT WASTHAT Funny TINGYOU SAD HE STHER DAY P ER —| TTHINK [TWAS AT BREAK- FAST. WASNT I'T” SOMETHNG - ABOUT COFFEET ok NAPKINS @ SEEMS T© ME IT WAS SoMETRING YOU SAID, “THAT STARTED IT 1M NOT Gong To Give up ! ’ ILL DiG THAT THING OUT of MADDENNG How Such MY BRANS YET | TGS SLPYour MINSS| | (WELE — Now, WHAT TR | | YoU NEELAT HURRY, IT SAYS Diekens—! THIS CONTEST IS LIMITED : To BRIGHT SAYINGS OF CHILDREN UP To FIVE YeArs ! v—-——-—fi- LETS See — WHAT WAS 1T 0T & 7. 43 it Bl “MAMA SAYS WE DON'T NEED ANYTHING!—UNLESS YOU'RE GIVIN' OUT SAMPLES.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. BROTHERS | NORMAL I | Efi&'{'g}‘; and when in Rome, RAINED | THINGS | g:;‘:fi:m& and it's something to DARING | I Letter-Out and he's smaller. Ears to See Wi 7 1L SaY THEY § NE | ARE - THAT OLb § TO i ABOUT H! SOME TIMES | #] WONDER--- BUT 2 IT'S NONE OF MY §3 BUSINESS - YES= OLD "BLINKEN' IS B TOBE ACYNIC, & BLIND, ALL RIGHT- NO DOUBT [3% il ANNIE- YOU'RE @i ABOUT THAT- BUT, LIKE SO ‘ ) : MANY BLIND PEOPLE, ALL HER / SURE OLD BLINKEY ]! OTHER SENSES ARE N | REALLY (S BLIND? | UNUSUALLY KEEN- | Letter-Out and get rid of water. DONT You GT l Letter-Out and farmers need this. 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 is a pleasant mixture. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. Letter-Out for a common tennis RESAVE | A | &= Grve DOLERITE ! 0 ' fifii&?utfll;&;lh are re- Leter-Out and it runs without FORECAST | F | %™ Gioren CONSORT I T I Letter-Out and would you say he LISTEN, CHISEL, sings? CROONS WITH THAT RIGHT UPPERCUT OF HIS, HE CAN BREAK A ROCK. WELL, CHISEL SAID HED LOOK “TH’ ONE MAN GANG OVER AND IF HE SHOWED AMJLHING HE'D BOOK IM. AW, DON'T WORRY ABOUT THAT = MUSHMOUTH, YOU'LL DO IT. (Copyright, 1936.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle COFNNECKS WIFF DAT EVEQYCBgUt‘%N'T RIGHT UPPAH- K _GOOD. > CRACK A EGG. eI ANT WHAT ARE YOU BUILDING, PINHEAD ? DAISYBELLE / GET IN AN’ ILL GIVE You A THIS 1S SO THRILLING, PINHEAD/ MAKE BELIEVE WERE RIDING ACROSS THE NUTHIN' DOIN / I WOULDN' TAKE. A CHANST - AN'GO OUTA THE YARD ON ACCOUNTA I HAVEN'T GOT MY DRIVERY LICENSE/ . Spanish shop. . The genus cow. . Fowl. . Act of affection. y . . Pen. <. . A starch plant, . Renegades. ‘ 2 . N = /@44,. Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office. All rights reserved . Consumers. . Unit of speed. . On the ocean. Nt . Mother: colloq. . Masculine nickname. . Supped, . Graceful bird, . Rhythm, Asian, . Japanese measure. 3 E dupn . List. . Finest., . Dolt. . Gentleman. . Ancient Turkish city, . Before, . Baby word. . Gaelic sea god. . Mimics, . Japanese rice paste. . Former Algerian governor. . Males. . Fabled mountain, . Trap, . Printer's measure, . Dance step. HOW COME.T IS THIS HERE A EXTRA SPECIAL clock _OR CLOCK YUH WON) ON == TR PUNICH BOAR?O G . Bitter vetch, AT HIT, A. . King of Israel. . Fields of combat. . Christmas holidays. . Child; slang. . Conservative. . Grimaces. . Surgical plug. 0. Man. . Number, . Changes the nature of, . Part of the head. . African river, - . Month. p Y s . Great deal. . Glory” obs. Eddie’s Spelling Lesson Makes an Impression. . Ancestor of the Teutonic glants |52, Disorderly. 3 Ao S . from whose body the world was wild falo of India. created. . Beasts. . Very: Fr. . Sanskrit personification of speeeh. . Ancient pendant; var. 0. European. HOT DOG, ALl IT SAYS HERE THAT ELMORE'S ONCLE, TH' COSMETIC KING, IS OPENING A NEW ~EE FACTORY i N Answer to Yesterday’s Puszle, [TWELNERNET RITHDAY] [ORIDIATT INUINTT VIERISEE] R INGEDMRIETTE[WAK] S TARTSHMOUERMPIE] Lost-Memory Man Weds. Losing his memory on the eve the day set for his wedding & 3 Francis IGAIISARD ISITIEININIAJIC! [DIAY] [’;F