Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1937, Page 48

EC=8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON I TOONERVILLE FOLKS. O MULINS' — Y, Fv D. C. TUESDAY, JUNE 1. 1937. Mushmouth Needs Egging On. MIDRIGHT! WHEAH HE GIT DAT MIDNIGHT STUFF? AH AIN' BUT ‘BouT ELEVEN-THUTTY, -By WILLARD - STAH MU “ FROWSY KATE "WORTLE CREATES A MILD SENSATION THINI?EIE CAIGA SSKEE'I{EEEPN%}.UH’ . AH'M GOIN' IN DERE AN’ E HIM TELL ME WOT HAPPEN TO MISTAH - YAS,SUH, 1 AIN' SCARED OB NOTHIN’ OR NOBODY--UH~ MUSHMOUF YO' FRY YO’ EGGS- YO' AIN’ FOOLIN' NOB BUT st " s 3% YO' SELF. OK“" 5 < \ O otW . AR HER' Vs 9T e ”' M {8 \ . W genets oy i = o=~ TS e Copyright, 1937, by Tribane:N_Y, News Syad Men Are So Blind, Women So Observant. WHEN V| HAS HER HAIR.“DONE 7) MR. AND MRS. {f ¥ OI2LIA J3IWAa (BuT ¥ JoE SHOULD HAVE A MANICURE)D 7" Wi WELL, DONT You NovTicE ANYTHING 7 RWEAGRA A38548 qoH2 3 WELL, WHERE HAVE YOU GROWING PAINS By Phillips 24 Uiy TARZAN’S QUEST. “I JUST FOUND OUT SOMETHING—IF YOU PULL THIS LONG THING ON THE END IT SQUEAKS.” Jane dropped down from the tree. I'm afraid there’'s nothing we can do about Annette,” she said sorrowfully. “She's so0 little and delicate.” sighed Brown; ‘she couldn't have stood much. She's probably dead by now—and maybe she's better off that way." DAN DUNN. HARRY, HOW . ABOUT THAT CAR YEAH--ABOUT THREE HAVE YOU SPOTTED/ BLOCKS FROM HERE: ONE YET THATLL A GUY LEAVES IT OUT ALL NIGHT IN FRONT OF THE HOUSE- |4 TM GOING AFTER IT NCW-- Again the ill-fated travelers resumed their seem- ingly hopeless journey, stunned by the series of calamities which had overtaken them; and beside them stalked the nameless menace that had snatched Annette away. Jane walked behind; just ahead of Alexis. Seeing that seized onc wild about were alone, Prince Sborov was vith the madness of love. “I'm . Jane,” he breathed. “I've never known one like you." Tarzan's mate shook her head impatiently. “That will be enough of that, Alexis.” But Sborov’s volcanic emotions would not be denied. He seized her arm and tried to draw her to him. She wrenched herself free and slapped him. In- stantly his expression changed. His face became contorted with rage. “I'll get you for this, you ... you...” Secret Operative 48. / —By NORMAN MARSH. THERE!! A cLEAN GETAWAY--- T/LL PUT (T IN OUR GARAGE!! @AND LATER HARRY WALKS PAST THE PARKED CAR HE 15 TO STEAL:++ 4 HMM--PARKED AS USUAL ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE STREET--WITH THESE KEYS IT WONT TAKE ME LONG TO GE; A uT- AH! THIS KEY % FIT -- THE DOOR ) AND PLENTY OPENED! / OF GAS T0OO-- MUSTN'T MAKE ANY NOISE AS I PULL AWAY-- 1. Reduces in viscosity. 6. Fails. 10. Food fish. 14. Ecclesiastical neckband. 15. Hindu garment. 16. Subject to a practical joke. 17. Sorrowful poem. 18. Tidy. 19. Mahometan call to prayer 20. Crafty animal. 21. Statue bases. 24. English cathedral city. 25. Chemist's unit. 26. Established articles of commerce. 28. Pertaining to seamen. 32. Title or respect. 33. Supports publicly. 35. Tenet. 39. Part of a hammer head. 40. Lawful. 42. Froth. 43. Spiral shelled gastropod. 45. Portray. 47. Pen point. 49. Record formally. 50. Pretended. 54. Mean attire. 55. Loose. 56. Chinese delicacy. 68. Arabian garment. 61. “Arabian Nights" character. 66. Wild yellow plum. 67. Under a ban. ‘ 68. Grow. 69. County in England. 170. Periods of time. %71. Congqueror of the Spanish Armada. Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle. Twizzler Answer. ‘The winning horse was black— eliminating Mr. Smith. Mr. Bailey's horse almost won, but not quite, so Mr. Lewis' horse must have won. Tally-Ho broke an ankle and Sonny Boy had run before, so Juanita was Mr. Lewis' horse, I Down. . Opposite of kosher. . Ring of light. . Wild mountain goat. . Scolds continually. . Astringent. . Calculated approximately. . Farm building. . Young herrings. . Spectacles. . Wild sheep. of India. . Brownish. . Extract of madder. . French Governor of Acadia. . Restricted. . Previously mentioned. . Making amends. . Pretend to knowledge of. . Rough surfaces of cloth, . Arabian seaport. . Inner layer of the iris. - Light and fine, . Baking soda. . Horned ruminant. . South American beverage. . French bitters. . Goods cast adrift at sea. - Soft down of scraped linen. . Parsimonious person. . Scold. . Narrow-necked vessel. . United States emblem. . Father of the centaurs. . Exclude. . South American armadillo. . Elaborate melody. . Thick soup made from shell fish, . Sheltered., . Wager. . Equality. l MOPSY —By Giadys Parker | NEITHER @AN 1/-Bur YOU DON'T HEAR ME Houregmo ABOUT . X VEP, 1M ATAKINS CARE LOOK WMO's HERE /EDDE DoLL IN PERDON. HOW'D YA GIT AWAY FROM, INIO30, BERORE G-MEA WAD JURISDICTION I\ Ba EDDIE BENTZ AND DANN' SIMONE WERE PLAWING A == U_ & Pat OF.; Copyrieht, 1937, by Publishers Syndicste —By S. L. HUNTLEY. True Stories of &-Men Activities Based on Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation—Modified in the Public Interest. QUAT,EDD IE / INTIME T'GT IN -AN I'M TELLIN' VA IT'LL BE W BIGGEST BANK JOB W WISTORY. A MILLION BUCKS IN BASY DOUGH-AND HEAD-LINES IN TR PAPERS —BalY / $6,000,000 PAINTINGS TO SAIL TO EXHIBIT 34 Franz Hals’ Works Being Sent to Holland Include Those of Robert Woods Bliss. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 1.—Thirty-four paintings, valued at $6,000,000—all works of seventeenth century Dutch Artist Frans Huls—will be taken to Europe Friday as a loan {0 an ex- hibition of Hals paintings in Haar- | tem, Holiand, June 30. Included in the valuable art loan, made at the request of Haarlem after the city sent a representative here last March to view Hals' paintings, are works owned by J. P. Morgan, Edsel Ford of Detroit, Robert Woods Bliss of Washington, D. C.; Samuel H. Kress, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum, the Cincinnati and Taft Museums of Cin- cinnati, the Detroit Art Institute, the W. R. Nelson Gallery of Kansas City and Dr. H. A. Clowes of Indianapolis, Ind. Dr. Hans Schaeffer, director of Schaefler Galleries here, will -accom- pany the pictures to the Dutch ex- hibit commemorating the 75th an- niversary of the founding of the Frans Hals Museum. . Driver Given 20 Years. MARIANNA, Fla, June 1 (®)— L. B. Thomas, colored, driver of a truck which three weeks ago side- swiped a school bus, killing seven Greensboro, Fla., boys, yesterday pleaded guilty to & manslaughter charge and was given a sentence of 20 years. . HEART BALM SUIT BAN | IS KILLED BY FLORIDA| Legislators Reject Bill to Outlaw Legal Action and “Aid Home- wrecking Playboys.” By the Associated Press. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., June 1.—The Florida House refused last night to outlaw “heart-balm” suits in Florida oourts. It killed, 48 to 33, & bill by Rep- resentative H. E. Overstreet of Miami, | a grocer, morals by abolishing civil causes of action for breach of promise to marry, | alienation of affections, criminal con- versations and certain causes of ac- tion for seduction.” Representative John Lindsey of Mi- ami was the principal speaker against the bill. He said it “is designated to protect the home-wrecking payboys” who “want to operate on the theory of take what you want and welch when pay day comes.” o France is lagging behind other countries in electric production. “to promote the public|. HAMILTON TO SAIL NEW YORK, June 1 (#.—John D | M. Hamilton, chairman of the Re: :publican National Committee, has !booked passage for Europe aboard the liner Normandie, which sails tomore row, the French Line has announced. Other passengers include Dr. Niche olas Murray Butler, president of Co- lumbia University; John Jacob Astor, Miss Anne Morgan and Miss Patricia Wallace, daughter of Secretary of]| Agriculture Wallace.