Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1937, Page 53

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1937. D5 True Stories of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation—Modified In the Public Interest. " U 8. Fatent omee. —By REX COLLIER \! TSRS, | 1537 N Y. TRIBUNE, wic WHY DONT WE GET Qur SUNDAY VEGETABLES HERE AND> e SAVE money 7 WHAT ! | FRrom A PUSHCART € SUPPoSEb ANY OF OUR FRIENDS SHouLD SEE us! \SNT (T SURPRISING WHAT FINE VEGETABLES ONE CAN GET ON THESE PUSHCARTS ! THEY Look EVERY BIT AS FRESH AND GREEN AS ThoSE OUTSIDE THE GRoCERY STORES 4 AND THEYRE. A LST CHEAPER, TToo. DONT ForGET THAT [ “LOOK WHAT I CAUGHT ON A BENT PIN.” MODERN MAIDENS BUT WITH CARE f WE MAY DISCOVER THE SAFE WAY i ROUS WE HAVE TIME - WE CAN WORK UN-NOTICED = WE WILL CHART THE SECRET CHANNEL = THEN, WHEN THE TIME COMES, OUR FAST BOATS MAY ENTER SAFELY- 1S _GUARDED WITH MINES | MUST GET IN TOUCH WITH MY SINGAPORE OFFICE = ONLY ONE WAY--- AND A SAND BAR- THE CHANNEL IS TO OUR RIGHT= L D a7 WELL, THEY GIDN'T EXACKLY DO ME NO GOOD- BUT THEM PUNKS REALIZE BUT WHAT I WANT )Y 1 ) TO KNOW IS, WHO WAS b oo “TH’ BIG MONKEY WHICH THERE'S THEY THROWED SOMEBODY ACTED AS CHEER LEADER | SOMETHING VERY \ OUT WHEN I GOT THROUGH OF TH FAMILIAR ABOUT WITH THEM (O HIS FACE TSK-TSK-TSK DID THEY MUSCLE, I THINK PINKEY LUB SAID HIS NAME WAS <+ 'MANNY THE MUSCLE." “OH, THAT REMINDS ME—ARE WE GOING TO THE CIRCUS THIS YEAR?” . Ambitious, MISTER DUGAN/IVE BEEN WOIKIN'TWO | WHOLE QAYS FOR = YOU NOW AN’I Tva) 1 DESOIVE A RAISE / WHADDYA MEAN A RAISE ? WHY, WHEN I WAS YOUR AGE TD OF BEEN LUCKY TO HAVE HAD THE SWELL JOB YOUVE GOT. e \/ 1 KNOW BUT I CANT GET ALONG VERY WELL ON A NICKEL A WEEK AN’ BESIDES,.. IF YOU GIMME A RAISE, ILL BE ABLE TO SAVE MONEY AN'OPEN UP A PLACE OF MY OWN RIGHT ACROST THE WAY FROM YOU / J: DUGAN AND Co, Across. 4. Metalliferous rock. B 1. Rebound after striking. 5. Official communications. - LEMINADE PoPcoR 8. A resort, 6. Occur. % 11. Craze. 7. Beverage. 12. Communion tables. 8. American Indians. 14. Mexican shawls, 9. The nostrils. 15. Gazing. 10. Former Turkish vilayet. 17. Wing-shaped. 11. Catlike. 18. Vitality. 13. Entangles. RO. Leaf of the calyx. 14. Possessing flavor, 21. A South American brocket. 16. Open space in a forest. 2. Edges of a roof. 19. Eager. B4. Railbird. 22. Infuse deeply. 25. Daughter of Camus. 23. Centuried. 6. Motors. 26. Ordain. 28. Conducted. 27. Spanish title. 29. Displaced. 30. Wine chalice, B1. Cherry red. 83. Disfigures. B4. Ridge of sand. 32. Color. 34. Pleasures. 35. Luzon Negritos. 85. Llamalike mammal. 36. Jumper. B8. Gave shelter again. 37. Speak profusely. 42, Afternoon function. 38. Uncouth, 43. Nominal. ¢5. American humorist. 46. Silicate of magnesia. 48, Lowest point. 39. Sheds for automobiles. 40. Prepared for publication, 41. Evil spirit. 44 Ancestral monument. 49. Neat. 47. Crinkled fabric, B0. Asunder, 49. Tine. 52. Solicit. 51. Adorne, B3. Muse of lyrie poetry. 53. Charles Lamb's pseudonym. 54, Divers. 55. Tropical blackbird. $6. A chemical element, 57. Beard of wheat. $8. Murmur. ©9. Encircled. P = 60. Pardon. Human Sacrifice Practiced. 1. Protuberances. Down. 1. Museum superintendent. 2. Palm oockatoo, 8. Stringy. Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle. <] —IRmoClZmlm Revival of human sacrifice in Swa- ziland, South Africa, was seen in the trial at Hlatikulu of three natives for murder. The rite was held in connec- tion with the funeral ceremonies for the son of a chief. Another aon, one of the accused, summoned his followers to ambush the first man who should pass a certain spot near the river. Toward sunset Sikota, & native, strolling past, was set upon and stabbed to death. The blood of the victim was collected and given to & witch doctor, who anointed a select- ed member of the tribe with it. The anointed native completed the funeral rites. . Twizzler Answer. First the farmer takes the duck across and comes back for the corn. This time he leaves the corn and brings back the duck, then takes the fox over and returns for the duck. THE CHEERFUL CHERUD T S Little cold flowers come up m't‘\e spr And shiver and freeze while the bitter wind blows| NOW THAT OL' J. P. KNOWS ALL ABOUT THOSE ClagAaRS I'LL GET EVEN WITH THOSE| ARE GOING TO BE DIFFEREN AROUND HERE --YOU KIDS ARE GOING TO TEND TO .. YOOR STUDIES AN’ I<E T NONE OF Your LiP! COME, IT'S TIME FOrR LESSON ! YOOR READING YOwsSAH! WE'RE ON A SIT-DOWN STRIKE ! NO STUDYIN