Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1937, Page 23

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, MARCH WAR ON CRIME—The Underground Hideout! D. C., SATURDAY, 27, 1931. B—11 True Stories of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the e Federal Bureau of Investigation—Modified in the Public Interest. "o* \e* 0 8- Fatent Omce. By REX COLLIER REWRITE THIS RANSOM Y~ WE GOTTA NOTE TO T W CHWANGE A LOT NEW PLANS IGROWING PAINS By Phillips GOT ANY GOOD PLACES IN MIND R A WDEOUT 2 \ - \Y EXT WEEK . CYYTHE SCROOLBOY ABDUCTIO MAHAN AND WALEY MADE NEW PLANS O WT THE WEVERMAEUSER. TAMILY. OH, | GET SO NERVOUS WHEN THAT LIGHTS ouT! I THINK WE OUGHT To CALL uP THE ELECTRIC LIGHT PEOPLE WHATS The GEE MATTER.Z | || cyr ACRoSS THE STREET JUST WENT ouT! omicosk! You HaTe TON AND You HATE IT oFF ! Copyright. 1937, Esquire Features. Inc. “DID YOU EVER PULL THE CLOTH OFF A TABLE FULL OF DISHES? IT MAKES'A SWELL NOISE.” I MODERN MAIDENS l D e “THIS IS THE SADDEST ENDING BOOK I EVER READ.” “OH YEAH? HAVE YOU LOOKED AT OUR CHECK BOOK LATELY?" ¥ SEe? My STRATEGY SUCCEEDS! THE ONE WOULD ESCAPE HIS E - HE RUSHES THE PREPARED OPENING \ = TO HIS DESTRUCTION~ LONFOUND IT/ 1 TOLD WILLIE NOT TO UNLOCK THE DOOR | TiLL NINE OCLOCK SO I SUPPOSE I'LL HAVE TO HAMMER ON |IT FOR A HALF HOUR JEST A A TIP FROM AN INFALLIBLE SOURCE - TO MORROW, WARBUQKS PLANS TO_DASH ABOARD HIS YACHT WITH THE TREASURE - WE WILL WATCH CLOSELY FOR A TRICK, BUT_HE WILL NOT SEE US- HE WILL THINK HE |S SAFE- HA! HAY HA! WAS | NOT RIGHT?, OH-HELLO, LORD PLUSHBOTTOM- 4| I THOUGHT YOU WAS | THE YOUNG FELLOWS WITH THE SAFE. MINUTE! JEST A MINUTE! WHAT YOUNG FELLOWS? THE ONES THAT CALLED FOR THE SAFE § TO FIX THE COMBINATION. I MADE THEM PROMISE THEY/D HAVE IT BACK IN TIME FOR BUSINESS TO DAY Reg. U.S. par GF Copyrigh PAY THE BILL HES g@ GONNA CUT THE A E > WATER OFF/ A} , 2 .| ) 74. Wild goat. 5. Small secluded valley. Respond to a stimulus. 71. Foster child; Scot. Down. . A defile 5. The Welch onion. . Disagreeable outcry. . Seaport in Samoa. . Old-womanish. . A melody. . Garment. . A region in North Africa. Dispatch. . Naval officer. . Epic poem attributed to Homer. . Memento. . Marine annelid . Bcotch outer garment. . In no manner. Stupid persons. . A knave, . Born . Gaseous element . Worthless leaving. . Sordidly parsimonious. . Bird of the cuckoo family. . Inner layer of the iris. . River in Scotland. . Groundless rumor. - Anclent Persian gold coin . Resinous substance, . Female relative Lobe of the ear. Resting. Liberty. - A very hard mineral . Palsifier. . Great: Latin. 1. Wind instrument, . Likewise. . Oonceal goods: var. Answer to Yesterday's Pusle. South American rodent. Without feet. Asiatic country. Ironical. 5. Inland waterway. 6. A chemical. . Child’s apron. Medley. Guides. . Reed instrument. . Greek god of war. 2. Fermented juice of the grape. Gentlewoman. . V-shaped fort . Pointer used in a synagogue. Coagulate. Haughty. Early form of animal life. Flower. Beverage. . Let. . Having power to invigorate. 5. A shore bird. . Cover, Unit of energy. . Jellify. . Italian title for a lady. . Small wing of seroplane. . Shaped like the letter 8. . The rumen. 54. Of or pertaining to blue. . Eldest son of Japheth. Hypothetical structurai unit. Tail of a deer, . Small stream. 2. Relieve. 3. Man. . Ancient word signifying “father.” . Christmas carol, . Theme. . Gazel of Tibet, —— Dead Ducks Pile Up. An epidemic in 1932 piled up from 8,000 to 10,000 dead ducks to the mile along the shore of Great Balt Lake for a distance of six miles. — o Twizzler Answer. ‘Three nines can be made to equal 20 | in this manner: ?;’_’ ”~, b MESCAL IKE. THE_CHEERFUL CHERVB Some one has hurt my feelings so; I dont see how she dared. have one consolation though — She never knew I EVENING LITTLE BI ARRIVED FLORIDA. Egm-z LAST OLD PAL EDDIE BOWERS AND | YES, AL, BINO AND I LIVED LIKE A COUPLE OF GRAND DUKES DOWN THERE IN FLORIDA! Boy!' O WHATA LIFE!! OOLR BACK FROM NEEDLESS TO | SAY, J. HADDOCKIS= CoD PAID THEIR EX=* PENSES HOME, 'S 8. Pat. Office. All rights reverved PEWTER MUGG WANTS A TUTOR FOR HIS KIDS. —By S. L. HUNTLEY. —By POP MOMAND WEY, @MI@ A GLASS OF WATER — ; Quick!'! IM GOIN' TO APPLY FOR TH JOB — YES, AL, I'M -~ GOIN' TO WwWoRK ! ety

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