Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1937, Page 47

GROWING PAINS By Phillips “SURE IT'S REAL. JUST SMELL IT ONCE!" MODERN MAIDENS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1937. WAR ON CRIME—DMotor Trouble. True Stories of G-Men Activities Based on Fresh Fields and Pastures New. ILL BET | KNow WHAT Taeyize TALKING ABOUT WELL, WHEN ARE WE GOING To MoVE ouT ofF TS NEIGHBORHoOD & | WAS JUST THINKING THAT ABOUT Yours VERY THING 2 LY SR £-20 “My boy-friend comes to the show every night, but I'm beginning to wonder if it's to see me!” ~ l Daily Cross-Word Puzzle l L AEEE 1. Parts of a circle, + 8. Missile weapon. 0. Depravity. 4. Portion. 15. Kingly bird. 16. Month of the Jewish calendar, 17. Mahometan caliph. 18. Expeditiousness. 20. Pertaining to fingers. 22. Arranged in a succession. 23. Public craze, 35. Soothe. 26. Bright red star in Taurus. 30. Choice part. 33. Small household recess. 34. Buzzing beetle. 36. Ancient alloy of gold and silver, ' 87. Hebrew letter. 38. Dwelt. 41, Pendant flap. 42. Augury. 44. Ocean. 45. Laud. 47. Scolds. 49. Enraptured. -51. Imitated. 53. Abounds. 54. Lingers. 87. Tried experimentally. " 61. Enlighten. 63. Anchor ring. 64. Deportment. 5. German state. 66. Symbol of protection. 67. Portend. 68. Outdoor recreation. 69. Disagreeably molst. Answer to Yesterday's Puxzle. 1. Footless animal. 2. Branches. 3. Rugged rock. 4. Violent conflicts, 5. Severs. 6. Sitting room. T. Self. 8. Charity. 9. Reject. 10. Flavoring extract. 11. Tending toward the unattainable perfection. 12. Throw. 13. Gaelic. 19. Genuine. 21. Fleshy underground stem. 24. Beaming. 26. Performer. 27. Camel-like animal, 28. Interlocked. 29. Beckon affirmatively. 31. Vex. 32. Implant. 35. Typify. 39. Observe. 40. Small drinks. 43. God of the sea, 46. Having a handle. 48. Appear. 50. Seesaw. 52. Does by little and little. 54. Bough. 55. Hodgepodge. 56. Break suddenly. 58. Hindu philosophy. 59. Ireland. 60. Piece of furniture, 62. Commotion. — . Foreign trade week will be cele- brated at the Paris Exposition from October 11 to 17. — Twizzler Answer. Here is the way the plug would look —as you see it would fit any of the }hme openings with one of its three [aces. | : A HUMPH! ' BAUBLES! T oS MOMENT- WHAT TH---? NOW, BOYS, G0 GET PLUSHBOTTOM TAKE THESE ROPES OFF ME AND JI'LL LiCK WHICH ONE s I Tis THE TOUGLHEST® MYSELF. . MUSCLE.™ ST 000df Y THINK THEYRE CROWDED ? C°l"‘j_ WITH ME AN T SARDINES CERTAIN'Y HAVE A HARD TIME / IMAGINE LIVIN' INNA PLACE WHERE Y'CANT EVEN_TURN AROUN'/ el Records of the Federa] Bureau of Investigation—Modified in the Public Interest. v/, (A Q.O‘V () N XXYY) “KEEPING UP WITH THE JONES.” = LR T | | I ? HIS EYES OFF ME SNCE % HERE! % | o} — ] e e Head waiters whways Sneer at me No matter where I Qo. When they could make my life so sweet WBy do they hate me so0? Cc—7 Registered U. 8. Patent Office. —By REX COLL]ER /iy WHAT HAS THAT To Do WiTH MoVINEG T I KNEW You wege. MRS. GADDER WAS TELLING You HER AILMENTS WHEN YOU waNTED To TaLk EVERYTHING . IN A NEW NEIGHBORHOOD THERE ARE ALWAYS NEW | PEOPLE To HEAR Your TRouBLES AND BE SYMPATRETIC THEN ILL TAKE THESE. 7. //,. ENes Sag U. & Pat O Al rights reserved —By S. L. HUNTLEY. ‘(Z«Z/;Z//// )