Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1937, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1937. —y WAR ON mIME Alvin Karpis Repenls in Jail! True Stories ot G-Men Activities Based on Records of th 1] Federal Bureau of Investigation—Modified in the Public Interest, "**iter*d U. 8. Patent omes. —By REX COLLIER VEAK.I'VE GOT A |[ Vou wishTo VES VOUR HONOR . POSITION. IF | I'M CHANGING MV PLEATO GUILTY / S ——— “IE ONCE BOACTFUL GANG LEADER KARPS, LOST WIs BRAVATO N JAIL. UE RECEVED PERMISSION TO WRITE TO DASRES DELAN Tais GAME‘ NEVER. COMES oUT s ' ON THAT RED SIX No: S50 tete as | |IT°F ME . For OTHERS, BUT : ; oTF el 7 ALL RIGHT — ONLY SOME | YoU DONT BUTT IN | | WHY DoNT = G 1 || PECPLE ARE So DEPENDENT USE YOIR BYES™ ON OTHERS THEY NEED - HELP EVEN To PLAY T R e SVl N O fa = SOLITAIRE ! “I GUESS SHE DIDN'T HAVE \4[‘;\» GOOD TRAINING—SHE STILL 3 : ¢ 7 TALKS BABY TALK.” l MODERN MAIDENS I y KEEP AWAY! PLEASE'.(J ? Y ITE AN ] . ¥ IN MANDALAN TEN THOUSAND MILES - BORIS IIROB aNp | ENTERPRISING i - TOO WE HAD HIM QUITE A TRIP TO TAKI TWO COMPANIONS- @ CHAP BORIS - SEE HIM | “CORNERED "= FOR NOTHING = NICE s ' | TRACKING AT THAT -1 %EGH&?\'EOED NG S 10 i YES- AND IN TRy Agu-xgkgmguggfliu - FOR B ! SINGAPORE WE ILLIQN w e L%Ogus\.s = T ] TRAPPED HIM= L[;-OLLARS’ BLOOD-HOUND - 111 ! I'VE GOT AS WY AND Now - ¢ A LITTLE LADY WHO HE e GOOD A VOICE AS \ ¥ FOLKS, LORD REGARDS AS HAVING e o BCEAERIENDIEEARTEDRA LT ERE OTrOM MOST OF YOUR ; PLUSHBOTTOM WONDERFUL POSSIBILITIES e ENTERTAINERS. HAS A BIG AND THE OLD GENT “NOTHIN', HE'S STILL THERE." WHY CAN'T 1 SING? SURPRISE TAKES GREAT PRIDE IN ARE YOU ASHAMED FOR YOU- PRESENTING — OF ME ? TO REG’LAR FELLERS. A Clean Sweep. y 1S'DUFFY/ HE'S DOWN IN EMPIRE OR NO EMPIRE, e ot bt THE VACANT LOT YO' MA IS GWINE GIT CARPET SWEEPER ME COULD HE TAKE PLAYING BALL'GO SORE AT YO USIN” HER IS, LiLy? 1’0 IT FO FIVE MINUTI—.:S:I DOWN AND ASK NEW CARPET SWEEPER LIKE TO USE IT BUT DAT WAS MO'N, HIM WHERE. HE FO’ TO BRUSH OFF A FEW MINUTES TWO HOURS AGO Across. Down. 1. Healthy. Sibilant sound. 6. First-year man at West Point. . Encourage 10. Public walk, . Sinister look, 14. Wild goat. Facilitates. 15. Kingly. . Thrive. 16. Extent. . Ardent affections. 17. Ooze. . Sight organs. 18. Devouring excessively. . Prevent. NG AceEey 20. Strains, Tastefully fine. 3 - aolli N 22. Ground grains. b Morningyservlce. OLD CHIEF-SNOZZLE IN-THE-PUS: C;?:DSCEZ‘?AIEQ POUNID LARD, TWO-BITS 23. Immerses, . One of the ruling class. HAS ©OT A JOB OVER Fer T MDA PORK CHOP , BLANKET 2 S0kt e, Lo Srome - e Tormndns ™2 28. Small body of water. . Dry. 29. Idiot - Magnitudes. 32. Improvement, . Sounds. 34. Pale brown color. 5. Reside. 35, Climbing vines. . Disjoin. 36. Unit . State of being miserly. 37. Anxieties. . Common nut. 38. Lairs. . Mountain crest. 39. Irritate. . Melted together. 41. Work unit. . Axiom. 42. Broad smile. . Eagerly. 43. Raved . Discontinue. 44. Dialect, . State of being eaten away. 46. A box. . Idle talkers. 47. Harmonizers. . Encircled with belt. 49. Tried again, being unsuited. 5. Profoundness. 53. Unfitness. . Yielded. b5. Rent - Cultivate soil. 56. Final . Two-toed sloth, 57. One who lubricates. - Regulation. 58. Unaspirated consonant. - Digits. 59. Luxuriant. - Sea eagle. 60. Requires. . Ruminant. 61. French river. - Fasten. h OH! OH! Quick!! — ] —— SPECIAL HM —1T!S FROM A YEH, ANGELFACE! ) e DSHELENG Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle. Teizzler Answer. (Y nigkt is big and DELIVERY, K LAW FIRM— SOCKUM, ITS FoR YOU— ) : GSN_TS Horbmmn Here is the way the kangaroos foll f Fe MR. MsGINIS! BANGEM AND SockoM! FRrRoOM A WHAT 'S I'M GOING TO line up: bhck and full of fear =RY, WONDER WHAT IT'S TH' MATTERT) M GOING TO But stars an Fill it all [ ? ALL ABOUT ? 4 (VB | WHAT 1S , FANT! with friendly light — Tl Fill my mind with little shining thoughts 5 Ty Makes World Tour. In an American plane the president of Czechoslovakia’s largest mdu.smnll organization, the Bata Co., is making a world tour to inspect the concern’s branches.