Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1937, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1937 B—11 WAR ON mmE_ln the Parking Lot Trae Steries of G-Men Aectivities Based on Records of th Federal Bureau ot Investigation—bodified n the Public Interest. "*"'4"*¢ U- 8 Fuunt omes —RBy REX COLLIER - TNERE)/ = T L OFFRE / A 3 i 4 . O’. 3 X ?EPIT Ll PROAE SR = = GROWING PAINS By Phillips NERE | g8 One of Life’s Great Mysteries You ARE SO HARD ON Your <> — . IS ITS NO MATTE WHY =1 DARNED A OH, NEVER MmIND, NEVER MIND! | | Socks! You kick Thiem ouT ;WW\;%:LEFT : OQA e | WhoLE LoT oF your ILL PUT THIS Sock N No Time Socks ony A ©oN The STHER FooT NO mopel || THERIGHT 1 PUT My Sock oN, WEEK AGo : ANYBoDY || MY BIG ToE ALWAYS coz? BANG THROUGH THE HOLE ! > “HAVEN'T YOU GOT SOME HEAVY LITERATURE—LIKE ‘JACK AXD THE BEAN STALK'?"” MODERN MAIDENS I WELL, ADIOS, [ YES, BORIS- & % E SWAMP MY SIMPLE-MINDED] THEY WKL GO AM’le mm?ruamn “:EHAVING FRIENDS - ARE OFF WHEN THEY FOUND ANN YOU SURE THE ¥ SAF TIME BOMBS ARE AT FIRST THEY D ME AWFUL BAD -- B'.l"’sc@fl,?E Yo HAVE SUCH BIG AND TERRIBLE FRIENDS IN A PLACE LIKE THIS= O HEAR T et A ivh LOUSY— %!/ COME ON CALM YERSELF- THAT’S JEST bridle path!” : SOYoU ADVISEDOUR PAL, [T vy you CALM YERSELF, CHUM/ *Ya'd think they'd smooth out the bumps in that PLUSHB! T ciH HAVE ATEA GoME G MANKY'S WAY OF SHPPiIo0 TH’ DISTRIC ] ' A GENTLE HINT TO MIND YOUR SBour e, A0 > Y ; OWN BUSINESS. { I Daily Cross-Word Puzzle l o, ; - & T S i e\ 2, _ 3 gz 7 e . YOY'VE GOT THE wRoNG IDEA! = Y’GOTTA JOIN THE NAVY 0 CEARN THAT BUSINESS THRILLING DRAMA OF LIFE IN THE GREATEST NAVY PICTURE GVER ! 40, Paper sizes. A STARRING 14. Banish. . To convey to a distance; law. 15. Constrain. Thwarte, ‘ REAL, BATTLE 16. Norse navigator Morose. ‘ iz REAL BlG G¢ 17. Apportion. Corner. — -7 il 18. Enlarge. . Turkish commander. 39. Talk wildly. . Contrition. 20. Trustworthy. . Pomp. 82, The king of the fairies. . Palm cockatoo. 84. Hoary. . Turn. B5. An archbishop. . A stage. . Endures. . Principal ingredient. . Fragment. } 5. Golf strokes. B1. A ocouncil of elders. . Abounded. 33. Becluded spot. . Polynesian cloth. 5 5 The herb dill. . Worry: dial: Eng. Ingenuous. 1. To be equal to. . Dislodge. 432, The twenty-eighth President. . Artificial butter. . Severe. . Lowered. 8. A game of cards. . Bet. 80. Fortitude. . Greek cofn. X p3, Medieval musical instrument. . Heeds. $4. Florid. . Rodent. . A learned man. . Peninsula of East Asia. tor. . An ape. . A stone cut in relief. . Link. . Grafted: her. . Upset again. . A small case. . Obstinate. , Epic poem by Virgil. . Large oird. 1d. . Control. . A small village. . Covers with turf. 8. Bewilders. . Siousn Indian. 4 | Answer to Yesterday's Pumle. Fog Landing Finds Relative. A E THE RINGGOLD, Tex. (P—On a fight| | "worn and dr rI— ( ~ THING " TVE BEEN [RIOEEWNATIAUIWATTEY | trom San Diego to Montgomers, Als.| |And wrinkled till 1 v il ]| WTeHiING Tt JAIPEXINEBON|YMANOA] |Lieut. Marion Huggins became lost in . P v IMERE] [qmr-)fifi[.]@@n fog between Houston and Dallss. . revolting . [[INQIU]! [RPIETW | NEIS] After cruising five hours, his fuel ] NIDIOIW/H A gone, Lieut. Huggins found s small " [SIP]| [TIERISIHAMISIN|UIGIS] | hole through the clouds. He mads ff 1L ISIRARIPIEINTISINIAIP] |#nd landed on a pasture 100 miles 'ngl%afigglégzm EL‘ rm;:);u:: belonged to J. L. Bug 1 It I ure By . [:HHEP Qm(g [SILIEEDIS] a&: who proved to be a distant rels- T | AIS[E IPIEIREMPITIONR K izzler Answer. ST INHARE S LILIS| Ve ERTIABERAURLVES] |, ooy mne s >