Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1936, Page 21

* A-2] Registersd D. 8. Patent Office. _By REX COLLIER THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., VD. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1936. WAR ON CRIME—The $100,000 Demand! ; ARE DOING THISPY y Y SRR RS iy Tm o uwy.z/ S gD True Stories of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigal TAKE VOUR SUEST RIGHT) UPSTINRS ,VOU SUYS/ I I \ / in the Public Interest. . ! MODERN MAIDENS l HE SAID HED HURRY BAC PROM LUNCH TO KEEP TRAT, APPOINTMENT/ Vi N — USING OMLY| LONG ENOUGH TO SUBSTITUTE TAPED GOGGLE S FOR. THE EXTE [PILLOW SLIP TUEV HAD DRAWN CVER. RAMMS HEAD. :umvsz\;' 5«:\1 ufs Soss! .sug’:\: Ié;v‘:\!. 'MR. AND MRS. 4 i e HAMM'S KIDNAPER S STARTED g\ A LONG RIDE PAl AFTER HOURS OF DRIVING, HAMM WAS TAKEN INTO 3 NS HOUSE TWE RIOR Mysteries of the Larder. GEE, BUT WE GoOT A LoT oF CANNED GOoDS HERE. ILL BET You DONT KNow WHAT You GoT HERES A BIG CAN OF CHERRIES WHY DIPNT WE HAVE THese SUNDAY NIGHT For TEA 2 —1 | LIKE CHERRIES BECAUSE 1D MADE A (BRNSTARCH CUSTARD AND Lock AT ALLTHESE Soups — UWHEN ARE WE GOING TTo EAT ALL THESE ? |'m STUcKk oN CREAM OF MUSHRCOM BUT You KEEP ON BUYING THINGS AND ALLTHE WHILE You HAVE THIS CLOSET FuLL OF FooD. ARE WE GRUBSTAKING by § AN EXPED(TION EXACTLY WHATS THERE. |VE HAD SOME OF T FoR. OVER | KNow EXACTLY WHAT IVE GoT ( “THEY WERE GONNA BE MARRIED LAST JUNE. BUT SHE CAN'T GET HIM TO SETTLE DOWN YET.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSFPH. Letter-Out and we do this to our lips when we talk, Letter-Out and get tough with flies. Letter-Out and London is noted IMBRUE 1or Ehix THE_POLITICIANS MAKE RACKETS POSSIBLE -* THE POLICE SEEM POWERLESS -+~ OH, 1 HELLO- You BACK F AGAIN, "SLUGGER? : IT SHOULDNT BE, )} ] 4 LEAPIN' LIZARDS! ™M TELLIN' ‘UK : O FOR YOUR. KIND - AND = WHAT WAS IT YOU YUHD BETTER § i /1 g AL, i IS ON FOR WERE JUST SAYIN' | i : i 4 4 YOU ON THI EET, fl BOUT TH' COPS BEIN | Funk--GIT GOINT )| == POWERLESS ? Letter-Out for an inscription. AND KICK IN, OR ELSE--- J Letter-Out and he appraised. DARTLE 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 that's what the music used to do when it went ’round. Answer to Yestefday's LETTER-OUT. coutH | T Letter-Out for a asp. OUCH I 0 l Letter-Out and it's the “ups.” GREAT l M I Letter-Out and it's a mess. STAIN l A l Letter-Out and eversthing starts. SOURCE IN] Letter-Out and stav put. (Copyright. 1836.) ORGEAT MANTIS ACEROUS MOON MULLINS. = Y DEAH, I MUST BUY SOME TICKETS To SEE THE ONE MAN GANG FIGHT SAMMY SLAMBANGO. YOU wiLL DO NOTHING OF “THE KIND. DENIERS RESIDE NASTY HUMOR, VERY NASTY TO DAY. BUT AT TIMES, WILLIAM, I MUST ADMIT, MY WIFE CAN BE AN ANGEL. Across. 1. First name of twelfth President. 4 8. Twelfth President. 14. Ore who takes over transferred 20. Deposit . Perch. . Yellow bugle. . South African antelope. 48. Abundant. * 80. Twilled cotton eloth. 83. Terrifying anticipation. 85. Wife of twelfth President. 21, 23, 25, 26 29 31 35 39, 4 . “. 6. 47 Down. . Caucasian ibexes. . Wings. . To quote. . Pronoun. . Collection of anecdotes. . Anarchistic. . Twelve months. . Rum distilled from molasses. . Perennial rosaceous herb, . To steer wildly. . Chinese measure. . Wide-mouthed jar. . Harvest. . Color. . Close, . Wife of Cuchullin, . Small insect. . Metric measures. . East Indian term of address. Odyssey. . To carry: collog. . Masculine name. REG’LAR FELLERS. THIS IS THE TIME OF YEAR WHEN WE HAVE TO BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL OF CATCHING OONT GET YOUR FEET WET AND KEEP YOURSELVES WELL BUNDLED UP AND ABOVE ALL THINGS STAY AWAY FROM ANYBOOY WHO HAS A CoLD ./ COLDS ARE VERY I'M VERY SORRY 1 WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SING TO-NIGHT BECAUSE I CAUGHT —By GENE BYRNES COME AWAY FROM THERE YOU LIL DUMB-BELL! Do YOU WANNA CATCH THAT FELLER'S b8, 3 . One who receives a gift. 8. . . Dwarf. 0. . . Hindu diety. 63. Dispatch. . Turn outwards. 5. Nocturnal birds, 69, Single. * 70. A title. ! 71, Shoshonean Indian. 75, Laoking Saedig. " it Something Awaits Eddie, It Seems. ¥1. To prove: law. 58. - = p— - an = 9. County where twelfth President ‘was born. 0. Attracts. OH == OUT AGAIN T--- JUST TELL HIM THAT WHEN T FINISH WITH HIM, HELL BE IN FOR A LONG TimMme! OH--OH- THERE'S TH' PHONE -~~~ PROBASLY ONE OF SDDIES GALS ---- WELL, SHES OUT OF LLCK!! GOIN' TO TAKE ouT ROL YOO woon? | MY .2‘1'.‘::‘21,.“.." MESSAGE ¥ HE'S IMIOIOIR IABIUITIS IICIL [EIW] G oUT JUST Now'!! 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