Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1936, Page 47

- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1936. WAR ON CRIME—Tracing the Lights! True Stories of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation—Modified In the Public Interest, “oe"*r*¢ - & Patent Oftee. MODERN MAIDENS Ay l[ W;r'lott?:folu PRINT. ) A T B R R W lndan OF “ME DAVMENT. CAQEFUL SEARCA DCLOSED YOUR NEW VLASH- LIGHTS M A DITCH NEAR ZUMBROTA, MINNLG Recognition from the Throne ©) 1936 WY TRIBUNS, c. You JUST WANT To MAKE PEOPLE “TRINK. THAT YoU KNOW A HEAD WAITER. — THATS ALL ! HE DIDNT EVEN KNoW YouR NAME . A HEAD WAITER. SPEAKS To EVERYBODY. THATS HIS JoB WHo SAID T YES, BUT | WANT To BE GETTiNs HOME. WHo 1S IT Youke LOOKING For T Goob EFENING, MISTER—ER Ticuce e —gR.. NICE To SEE)oU. You 4 INER, : —Yes? ARENT WE 2 ORI ARE WELL—YESY Goob NIGHT A FRIEND OF MINE ol 1Y JUST LooKikG FoR. SomE ONE [THATS ALL onnTe s r i (2416 “I GUESS WE SHOULDA TOLD GRANDPA WE COULDN'T BEAR TO KILL THE ONES HE SENT LAST YEAR AND THE YEAR BEFORE.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. Letter-Out and there's gold in them. DOWELS tt trees of the oak family. | HERALDS | BEAVER | | Letter-Out _and it indicates & hort. I Letter-Out and they are small | e l Letter-Out and it's discolored. DISTANCE SLACKER Letter-Out and the weather ets better. 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's a sound wallop. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. RESIN I S Letter-Out and think of it on ERIN | C] Letter-Out and it's the good word for unemployed. HI HERDIC DORSAL Letter-Out for peers. | Al FLAUNTED | N | BRACKETS | T 2 LORDS 3 Letter-Out and forfeit. DEFAULT 4 }‘:z:fil-oul for what Dpoliticians 5 BACKERS (Copyright, 1936.) I JUST WANT TO GO ASK THE ONE-MAN-CGANG SOMETHING ! WELL, IF You DONT KEEP SEATED IT WILL, N ALL WELL, SMARTY- MAYBE YOU KNow WHAT THEY'RE QUARRELING THIS IS THE I Pnzoa\;xen_rrv, FIRST FIGHT B S 'M NOT HURTIN 1M/ I ONEY WANT HIM TO GET USETA KISSIN' HIS GRANPA/ SHAME ON YOU, BUMP HUDSON/ POKING THAT S8ROOM IN THAT POOR LITTLE BABYS FACE/ . Sanction. . Prosecute. . Scheme. . Attempt. . More profound. . Declared. . Criminal. . Satyr. . Diminutive suffixes. . Clippers. . Mechanical contrivance. . Rebuff. 5. Characteristic. . Assuage, . Confuse. . Dastard. NUH ORTA HAVE g/ YOR HEAD \ EXAMINIED. . Doze. . Electrified particle. Label. WAL, LET ME \ TELL NYLH . Wdolens. . Speeds. . Irritates. . Ventilate, . Domes. . Stirs. . Dimmed, . New: prefix. . Thick skinned. . Edgings. . Rants. . Drinking place. . Flits. . Cleanser, . Distant. . Combining form for life. 3 3 . Cloth. . Kitchen utensil. . Dissent. . Ship. . Italian City. . The pike, Donkey. . Obliterated. Haste Makes Trouble. OMAHA, Nebr. (#).—The short cut Oscar Nielsen took on his way home proved quite circuitous. Nielsen drove his car down the rail- Beavty is free and friendship is free, And sometimes 1t strikes me as funny hlf of the richness Answer to Yesterday’s Pussle, [CIHIAIOISINCIUIRIMFTI ICIU[S] [LIOIDIGIEMMAIRIENAIDIOP[T] AINIAILIEIPIT] ! ICIRTIEMIPO] [ROPEMLEMONMAME! talled, he , blocking a train from [ARTRMARBCIOGH | [BE] | each direction 1 at .each direction for 15 minutes. of 1ife I dont see IOIATINPILI1 Al Nielsen’s short. cut eventually led to | [y N ADDYMIPRESBY] the police station. I working so hard Ol IC fi[:il]?i]féag)]dfid ; Just for EREAN] Air College Proposed. ‘my ICIR BlA FIORME VEMNAGINEIAR] | Melbourne, Austrsii, will have an | g RRORMVIER = ,‘@ 50 #4((ve = AlG! ! 0] ) ronautical college if the cif - ;‘;%Hmfi Hfilag{g :pu ;lln. of a group of loectl"lv::- | AINTSEL S tion experts, who ssy the common- "l!:}’ 11D 5] ru[!”[; wealth may soon have a serious lhm-l ® LIETHERMTEDMCIEINEIT) age of trained pllots and mechanies, . [