Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1937, Page 53

-IGROWING PAINS By Phi]lipsl @10 The A P AT Kits Reerved A “IT'S FROM THE BRIDEGROOM. HE SAYS, ‘APRIL FOOL!'” l i)aily Cross-Word Puzzle | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1837. WAR ON CRIME—The Pit Claims a Victim! “TW LESS ™ BETER Sou, Kib/ X3 MAHAN AND WALEY. THE HELPLESS ‘DEEP INTO DS. You WANT A BolLED EcG ForR BREAKFAST, DoNT You, Joe ? SUPPOSE SIROB HAS TH' YACHT AND MOON MULLINS. YES, SOMEBODY WILL PAY FOR “THIS AND PAY DEARLY/ FALSE ARREST IS A SERIOUS CHARGE AND IT’S TWO ANY FAIR-MINDED CHIMES-WILL JURY WILL—- Y%USE:'I’PE SAY, CHUM, REG’LAR FELLERS. True Storles of G-Men Activities Based on Records of th Federal Bureau of Investigation—Modified in the Public Interest. THERE \T IS, ¥ TYINE/ IS JUST AREAD B BVRVTHNG, O WATCH HIS FACE AND 1 JUST CAN'T GET USED TO GOING TO BED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NICGHT. 4 1l JUST SLIP THIS CHINA EGG IN HIS 66 CUP AND TODAY 15'DAISYBELLES | BIRTHDAY AN I'M TAKIN HER THESE FLOWERS FROM POP’S PUDDINHEAD 15 TAKIN' HER A BOOK FROM HIS AUNTS BOOKSTORE, AN’ CURLEY IS TAKIN' HER A BRACELET FROM HIS AN’ SHORTY IS GIVIN' HER A BOX OF CANDY, FROM HIS MOMS CANDY 1. Nincompoop. 8. Dullard. 10. Foolish. 14. To the sheltered side. 15. Musical drama. 16. Plant. . Rubber trees. . Like oats. 'haos. Bargains. . Western city. . Donkey. . Cabin. . Hurls. . Lamprey. . Mistake. . English author. . Sea eagle. . Consume. . Fabulous British king. . Vehicles. . Entrance. . Oceans. . Brain channels. . Observes. Answer to Yesterday's Puzsle. ATIE E WIN OJL Ll ]O Al U[D[D | L E [0 | V] L B L] E OZ|—» W Rk ™| E | z Al R| D im O R| S RIE L P ) L E W=l | D E LRSI Dl We)E . Ogle. . Having made & will. . Portals. . Javanese poison tree. . Seine. . Coal tar product. . Brought forth young. . Fishes. . Got down. . Deceive. . Head: Pr. . Letter. . Representative. . Easy. . Strokes. . Month. . After. . Age. . Traveler. . Ancient Teutonic lands. . Malicious firing. . Negative. . Draws in. . Offerers. . Away. . Marsh. . Hindu beggar. . Vegetables. . Wine vessels. . Commanded. . Italian commune. . Fabricator. . Lake. . Russian hemp. . Droops. . Female ruff. Twizzler Answer. Bob and Jim rode 30 miles while ! Bill walked 6. Then Jim started walk- | ing, while Bob returned for Bill. They met 10 miles from the cabin because Bob covered 20 on the horse, while Bill covered 4 more. Meanwhile, Jim covered 5 miles walking, so that as Bob and Bill started again toward the , ranch they covered their remaining | 33)5 miles in the same time Jim cov- ' ered his remaining 845, 8o they arrived at the same time, having been 4 hours and 10 minutes on the trip. A dog and a hare have become chums in s wood near Num Num, South Africa. 4 q GREENHOUSE 7 BoyS, BOWERS, T EXPECT wou T Aflw me 1’%9 do nd so i dont mind I:.cd.n.:’/'w UNCLES JEWELRY STORE/ THATS EASY ENOUGH, ISN'T T, BOYS P LET US TAKE, FOR EXAMPLE, THREE APPLE. -1 P Resutared U. 8. Pawne 0mce. —By REX COLLIER NOW YOU'LL BENICE AN’ COMMORTARLE, SEORGE / DONT-DON'T-/ WHERE ARE YOU A\PUTTING ME 2 © 1937 NY. T e . SAY — IVE CHANGED MY MIND. I TRINK. |LL HAVE A FREED EGG ThIS MORNING AND A STRIP OF BACON. OKAY © YES- THEYLL CATCH = BUT HES WAITING TiLL THEY GET NEARLY TO —By GENE BYRNES HAPPY BOITHDAY, /E DAISYBELLE/ FROM UNCLE CHARLIES BRICKYARD/ OPEN FROM NINE To FIVE WEEKDAYS/ S fDOES HER BOY FRIEND WRITE. VERY CONMINOING LETTERS ? B F\ DONIT ¥NOW - THE 7|l cASE HASVT GONE TO THE JURY YET