Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1936, Page 38

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WAR ON CRIME—The Discarded Cans! MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1936. True Stories of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the Bureau of Investigation—Modified tn the Public Isterest. Resistersd ©. 8. Patent omee. —By REX COLLIER : MODERN MAIDENS ; ‘ o AL A A FREE MAN, MR BREMER. / \&\_\ / 1 A WIS ARRIVAL- SAFE BUT BX- ‘ ‘ HIS FREEDOM PURCHASED Tor ¥200,000, BREMER. WAS DRIV | [ 2 %Sfim&“fii B . & Fro 71084 SensiiEn | TOMORRO BACK BV THE_KARDIS-BARKER GANGs . || ™ME G-MENTINTO ACTION . [CLUES IN A DITCH « TO MINNESOTA " In Days of Old. T 27 | “MR. DIMWITTY IS A PHILAN—A PHILA—, A SORT OF A BANTY CLAUS.” LETTER-OUT BY CHAQLES H. JOSEPH. ENDEARS | ENDLESS | ESTIMATER | SCIENCE | TELESM | | Letter-Out and he approached. Letter-Out and he discerned what was meant. Letber-Out and he has a lot of pull. l Letter-Out for relatives. I Letter-Out and refine iron. 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 do it with a knife. it” correctly Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. FACTOR IGNORE L | E | U | D | S PLEURA DRIEST VOTERS Letter-Out for & Slavio-speaking Deovle. CROAT Letter-Out for the angle between vaults. GROIN Letter-Out and it's & fewel. PEARL Letter-Out and he makes an of- ort. I TRIES Letter-Out for a cache. I TROVE (Copyright, 1936.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle . Delicate and sympathetic percep- ception. . The scene of military service. . Coarse files, . A frightful giant, . Two-toed sloth. . Unbind. . Profit. . A gift suggestion for Christmas. . Excavation for extraction of ore. . A gift suggestion. . An eyestalk. . Frame for holding canvas upright. . Excessive love and thought of self. . Small bed. . Misconceive. . Fillet at top of shaft, . A mineral spring. . Get this kind of a handle on knife. . Work and press into a mass. . Acquires solidity. . Yielding submission. . Feigned. . His name and address on this. . Born. . Bulk. . A gift suggestion. . A watering place in Prussia. Ma . Maps. . Disburdens. A mite, . Region between antennse and mouth in crustaceans. . Fast. . Jejune. . Opposed to weather. 66. Unburnt brick. Answer to Yesterday's Puszle. . Short informal letter, 68. Inclosure for skating. 69. Remains. 70. Habituates. 71. Appends. . The namaycush. . A lizard. . Bins for storing grain. . Small insectivorous mammal. . Ringlet. . Imbecile. . Conductor or director. . A dog of this breed, as a gift. . Becomes oxidized. . Metal alloy used in ornamental ts. gifts. . Cessation. . A gift suggestion, . Observes. . Ran away. . Title of a baronet. . Lowest deck of a ship of war, . Square root of 100. . A curb. . A narrow way, . To shgrpen. . Feign. . A large rodent. Sciences. . Turkish money of account. . Dried insects used in dyeing. . Explain. . Insect which carries pollen. . Greek avenged unre- . Leaf of water lily. . Woolen cloth made in Indis. 2. Skins of . Rancor. . Compact. . To correct. o | 57. Searches for. 58. A | WISH Youl> WEAR. A CARKATION IN YoUR. BUTTON-HOLE. its So bRessy SHE i‘gfiuafl AT MBER® MIKE, WHO LURKED BELOW= WELL THE PRELIMINARIES ARE OVER,FOLKS- WE'RE ALL SET COMING DOWN THE AISLE ACCOMPANIED BY HIS MANAGER, YES; T ADDS A ToucH oF SOMETHING — | DONT Kyow #ow To DeESCRIBE IT—To . A MANS APPEARANCE ToucH IS RIGHT. | KNoW |STs oF These CARNATION Boys AND THEYRE ALL BROKE A MINUTE, FOLKs! WAIT A MINUTE! THERE'S scmg!é MOON MULLINS* ,I;%;/ri!p" Ty V- REG Y= | HOW DOES & VEAW. THIS HERE'UN | THETS A oW LOOK ,PA ? SOOD'UN = 3 % .’ SAY, AINT YOH GOT ‘NO MORE COMICAL ONES T THATS Your CYNICAL VIEWPOINT, SoME MEN ARE FAMous JUST FoRrR NEVER BEING WIThouT A CARNATION OR A GARDENIA NoT me! Ve DONE MY BIT ‘hl“'i_\ A | REMEMBER WHEN | SPENT HALF MY WEEKS SALARY ForR A CHRYSANTHEMAUM Tew! Ter! SO THEY RAN AWAY- THAT'S i BAD'! WHEN U | THEY COULD RUN AWARY THEY COULD COME BACK - §0 THAT'S WHY I COULDN'T FIND MY BLUE L KIMONO !