Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1937, Page 44

C—4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1937. Tflu Stories of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation—Modified In the Public Interest, "*'*r* U & Fetent czce —By REX COLLIER ! COURSE" IT'S' NONE MY BUSINESS- BUT Bi NO.1 MR. AND MRS. weLL! TeATLL BE NEws To JOE., HE THINKS HE HAS AL TRE AILMENTS THERE ARE MY HUSBAND SAYS HE NEVER SAW ANY MAN LOOK AS YOUNG AS YOUR HUSBAND DOES OH, MY GoopNESS! |, MusT TELL FRED TRAT, HES ALWAYS COMPLAINNG YES — HE OFTEN SAYS HE WISHES HE HAD HALF THE PEP YOUR JOE SEEMS Te HAVE “TOO BAD WE CAN'T REACH ANY HIGHER—WE COULD MAKE THE WHOLE WALL PRETTY.” MODERN MAIDENS Tall, Dark and Handy. YES - LOOK YEP- LITTLE BO T R AP HA! Hal*banGEROUS | i T FEEP m\sms*r HIS i | THAT ARE EH? THAT'S PUTTING IT ™ : CHILLS - | TELL MILDLY = HE'S COMPLETE YUH, ° DISASTER TO OUR ENEMIES ---BUT THE BEST LIFE INSURANCE POLICY YOU AND | COULD HAVE - CONFOUND lT KAYO You WILL HAVE TO GET RID OF THAT DOG! I CAN'T WORK ALL NIGHT AND BE KEPT AWAKE ALL DAY BY HIS BARKING, GUESS WHAT DON'T HAFTA I SWAPPED BE BOTHERED BY MY DOG NO MORE, LORD PLUSHBOTTOM. £3°26 O 1N Tk P, Rk Rl “GRANDMA SAYS IT'S GONNA BE AN EARLY SPRING. GRANDPOP GOT A HAIRCUT AND IS THINKING OF SHEDDING HIS FLANNELS!” TELL ME LATER, KAYO-I WANT TO SLEEP. Daily Cross-Word Puzzle 20. Districts. 22. Fencings. . Perched. . Slaves. . Coddled. . To make bacon of. . Stratagem. . Identical. . Pester. . Typewriter bars. . Verily. 45. Wing-shaped. . Treatment, . Freight. . Extremity. Desist. . Devour. . Omen. . Conceals. . Melody. . Turkish decree. . Emanation, [SIPILIAYIRL A ICIAIL] SITIR IVIE] . Pitchers. . Pieces out. . Cicatrix, 5 Abhor 2 Punu by bequest. . Accords. . Ventilates, . Pad. . Studs. . Foreigner. . Baptismal oils. . Indefinite age. . Pedant. . Elongated fish. . Fertile desert places. . Meadow. . Instruct. . Waterway. . A genus of bog plants. . Pumed. . Pertaining to an epoch. . Pertaining to an American Indian linguistic stock. . Greek letter. . Stairway post. . Withered. . Render heathenish. . Large shrub. Wink. 64, Measure of ares, Twizzler Answer. 15T FLOOR 24 flooR . I:Illll 212]3] Bag l!E!l! EIEE! Twenty-seven uuuu were expected and 30 appeared. ' Here is the ar- A HAVE ANY LUCK ON HIS HUNTING TRIB. ..HMMIE? WAR ON CRIME—“O0ld Creepy” Is Recogmzed GROWING PAINS By Phillips ; EACL ; U8 PLCE: You A LTTLE ! HE GOT A RABBIT, TwO BOBCATS AN A PHEASANT/ WELL, I KNOW WHAT A RABBIT AN’ A BOBCAT LOOKS LIKE,BUT I DONT KNOW WHAT A PHEASANT Ltooks LIKe’ WHATA LIEE! WHATA LIFE! NOTHIN' TO DO BUT BASK N THE OL SUNSHINE, AN’ —F X TROUBLE I ONLY HAD SOME cu:'n-cls " 'T EVEN AN 1S JUST A PIGEON WHAT GOT HIMSELF INTO SOCIETY’ & S \\ N[Ew ME A T=E SCANDAL THAT'S HAPPENED WH(LE 1IVE BEEN AUAY, Y&S -You'LL FIND MY PYJAMAS IN TW' CLOSET, HAWKING —