Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1937, Page 33

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1937. B—13 WAR ON CRIME—Across State Lines. Teba S bt Bttt odiien ot Sobie Intorsey, Tevioiered U. 8. Patect Ofos. —By REX COLLIER -WE'RE" b/A RICE/ (// \ IGROWING PAINS By Phillips FIONAL AN K = " BY DRIVING ACROSS THE WASH| IDAHO LINE, THE KIDNAPERS VIOLATED THE TEDERAL. “LINDBERGH LAW? 1\ZARDS AND SPDERS WRIGHTENED K \WEVERKAEUSER. IN THE SEQOND P\T——— The Sexes Are So Different. © 1837 N Y. TRIBUNE, uc WHEN YOu GET YOUR HAIR. FIXED, YOU HOPE IT WiLL STAY SET. AND WHEN | GET MINE, You HOPE IT WoNT ! Goob HEAVENS! WHy Do You LET THE BARBER MAKE SUCH A MONKEY oF You! WHY Do You LET HIm PUSH YouR. HAIR UP So¢ LET IT BE MARAL | |or 7 ALonE, WILL You T (TLLBE ALL RIGHT Copyright, 1937, Baquire Festures. Inc. *I'M GOING IN AND TAKE A LOOK AT THAT DOLLAR I DEPOSITED LAST WEEK—I WANT TO MAKE SURE THEY STILL GOT IT.” MODERN MAIDENS I FAR FROM PERFECT- (J LETS SEE IF WE CAN REACH HIM AGAIN TO'DAY - o e I WILL LEAVE FERHAES YOUR i ; THIS NOTE ON THE SUGGESTION THAT 1 OH,YES-1 HAD ook, AT B ELRE R SCEOSE AC AR e oA [ So S ORI ICAS EVARIY. coNSELT A DacTor il | BELVEE 40 Back DOCTOR FOR AN APPOINTMENT. / e a | 3otiock REG’LAR FELLERS, Gentleman Farmer. THERE AINT NO P HELP FOR IT, MOM! I'M GONNA NEED ANQTHER BOX ON ACCOUNTA ONE THAT MAKES TWENNY-THREE CUSTOMERS? NOW IF I KIN ONEY GET TWENNY- - g WHY, YES, PINHEAD / I'D BE DELIGHTED TO, PURCHASE FRESH VEGETABLES EVERY I'M GONNA RAISE VESETABLES THIS SUMMER, MISS pewLAP/ WiLL YOU ? oay/ yYou MAY PUT , o BE E‘!fl’é‘lO_“'ER- iR e SEVEN MORE GARDEN WONT | /7 /%% NAMES, THATLL 8e_ENoUGH/ | 77 4M - B8E FIFTY/ (JT.IQ L TR & f V [ 1T < Jp:{ i D ! e 1. Termagant. 1. Small onion. Y7223 A 6. Pruit. 2. Sun treatment. 3. Collected. 13. Pulley wheel. 4 Level. 14. Quibbles. 5. Marry. 18. Bpoke. 6. Motion. 17, Candle. 7. Ghost. 18, Greek letter. 8. Tear. 19. Foreigner. 9. Chills. 80. Iniquity. 10. Wagons. 31. Commonwealth. 11. Upon. 23. Trudge. 12. Composition. 84. Proportion. 13. Wire loop. #6. Sclf-satisfied. 15. Beset. 27. Chance. 20. Prosecuted. 28. Monkeys. 22. Liquidation of a debt. 80. Impure metal. 24. Hundredweight. 31. Pertaining to & nasal bone. 25. Enliven. 83. Beveled. 28. Triangles. $5. Acquire. 29. Gaze. 36. Sprouted grain, 32. Disfigure. 387, Towers. 34. Cloth measure. 40, Ferocious. 87. Clothier. 43, Of each an equal quantity. 38. Without ethics. 44. Like & pouch. 39. Color. 46. Blater's tool. . Pay. 471, Devils. . Egyptian weights. 49, Big. ree. 80, Jargon. . Lacrosse racket. 81. Faithful. . Fabrics. 83. Deer. . Italian square. 84. Dull finish. . Existence. 85. Efther. . Mimic. 56. Cultivates. . Lighted. 88. Ape. . Taste. Long Way to Tipperary. ‘William Bolster, who has more miles to his credit. than any other postal worker in the Irish Free State, has retired on a pension. As he made his rounds in Roscrea, he often sang [ACICIORDICILEIATIS] the famous war song, “It' FILIYIAWAVIHIAIND]I [EIR] | Long Way to Tipperary,” AN TERNIADVIANICIE] | walked s long_way without lesving IAM [EER[T [LYI{[RIE] |home. In his 52 years of service he IRIOIC [OREMBE! has traveled a distance equal to 13 (B M CIOOSIIWIAISITIE] times around the globe, and has de- IDE| IGANTIILATTIER] livered about 12,000,000 letters. I WONDER WHO'LL. FIND HIM? 3 Twizsler Answer. [AIP[EIRISIRIOMIP JOIOINIA] Col. Carpenter couldn’t have been IC] |alP] | shot when he telephoned his niece. P [DEICKILIEMMA[LRIS] | The shot, the police found, was [EICIAT( IVIEM! INFIL]AIME] through his heart and he couldn't have [RIEVIOKERIMM | RIAIGES] called after that. The case was ruled [TOWERISIAIDIORIED] became invalid,

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