Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1937, Page 42

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9. 1937. MOON MULLINS. ; e ————— I TOONERVILLE FOLKS. I EM WORTLE, THE PRACTICAL JOKER, MAKES USE OF PART OF AN OLD BABY CARRIAGE — Out for the Evening —By WILLARD Y GET YOUR HANDS OFF OF ME. SIR! I'LL CALL THE EYER IND, OFFICER-WH OLLERED CARRY MY CHUM HOME-To0 MycH WoaoeE. [3) -T00 MUCH PEE VOU KNOW-~— BUT THIS GENT b “AW' SHUT LP AND COME ON QUIET OR- OKAY- GET A PAIR OF ICE TONGS AND gagltz.‘”r#m UP TH* ELEVATOR SO HE. WON! DISTURB TH’ NEIGHBORS. MR. AND MRS. ARE WE GollG To PUT THESE OLD SUITS OF YoURS IN MOTH - BAGS AGAIN THIS 'SUMMER.D SELLTUEM! | HAVENT SEEN AN OLD CLS’ MAN ©N ouRr HERE GAVE ME 34 CeENTS For THoSE SUITS WELL—ER — WELL SEE. MAYBE L SPLIT WITH You NX! LETS SELLEM SToP THE SECONP HAND 2E RS ONE | SEE AND SENP HIM HERE KeEEP THE CHRANGE. —By Copmght, 1937, Eaquire Paatures Tac. "GO AHEAD, BEANY—SHOW 'EM HOW BIG THE ONE WAS THAT GOT AWAY.” along the trail, new dangers. through the whose cruel eves nder figure of the ima. feeling very important, welcomed the v. Tarzan turned t ors to the land of the Ka ¥ enter to recover vour daughter, wait for me Then the man and the monkey leaped into the trees. e to recall where he had found Jane's note. the ape man suggested that the little v retrace his adventures in the forest, and he would follow. trail lay ward and a race with disaster! —By NORMAN MARSH. = @QT LAST THE ROBBER CAR STOPS BEFORE A BUILDING, WHOSE CRUMBLING WALLS SEEM SCARCELY ABLE TO SUPPORT THE SAGGING ROOF--- PEOPLE _L\__ SELDOM COME HERE TO DISTURB THE GHOSTS WHICH SEEM TO HAUNT THE AGED HOUSE! Secret Operative 48 ITS DARK NOW-- LET'S GET GOING - - KEEP YOUR GUNS HANDY-- HARRY, OPEN THE DOOR-- KEEP YOUR EYES QOPEN-- YOU NEVER CAN TELL! WE WONT BE SAFE Dust BEFORE THE FIRST GREY STREAKS QF DAWN APPEAR IN |[= THE EAST-- THE CAR CONTAINING THE FOUR BANDITS TURNS INTO A LITTLE USED LANE AND DISAPPEARS NOT A SOUL'LL SUSPECT US IN THIS CAR WE STOLE! i Reg. U S Pac Off by Publishers S . Juice of the bully-tree. . Number. . Base ball team. Tribe. . Cuts off. . Unit of weight, 9. The judiciary. . Elliptical, 5. Ramble. Old-womanish, 7. Emanate. Date of death. 9. Crescented. Meditate. Ameliorate, . Steep . Roar of the surf. God of love. Review. 35. . Tablet on a shop front for a name. 36. . Strip of fabric. 3 . Angle formed by union of leaf and stem. Metal. . Province in Lombardy, Italy. . Throw. 3. Locate. Maple tree. 5. English coins. Antipathy. . Supplicate, Finished. Prosodic dictionary. 7. Aromatic spice. Harmony. Capture by force. . Horse, colored bay, sorrel or chest- nut. 5. Mahometan governor. . Ward off. 7. Discoverer of Greenland. Place. 9. Requirements. . Trust. . Boil slowly. Down. . Asiatic lemur. . Sheeplike, . 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NOW I'VE GOT TO START AlL OVER AGAIN ./, 4 / - o &KANQAS‘,SM‘TDI BBERY AT LINCOLN, NEBRASKA., |} Solution to Yesterday's Purzle. fish, or sunfish. It loves to roam the | of the sea have no economic impor- tropical and temperate seas. It is al- tance, their life story has not been so| | seem far too thick to absorb anything. But the sun has powerful, penetrating is very still. They enjoy floating just | at the surface, the gentle waves play- Nature’s Children Moonlight Sonata. Twizzler Answer. Here's the way the land was marked off: BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY. NE might easily be persuaded he is | seeing things when beholding the sunfish, or headfish, for the first time. However, the fish, even looking as if recently beheaded, has an expression that is almost human. A side view of the creature is rather shocking. The face appears as if the mola had a long nose, short upper lip and pro- ject‘mg teeth. An apparition from the sea! Mols mols s T somunon hesd- most round, as you can see, and you can agree with Linnaeus, the great scientist, that miola reminds you of a mill wheel. | There is only & single species in the genus—Mola mola. In fact, this is a remarkable fellow, even among fishes. The range is from the Far North, England, Cape Cod and San Francisco. | The open seas are their playgrounds. They are among our largest fishes, for they weigh nearly a ton. Sometimes you may see one of these huge fishes on our Atlantic Coast on & quiet Summar’s day when the water ing over them. The heavy pectoral fin moves very slowly back and forth through the air. You can see the monsters from a long way off. It seems they are a laz, lot, for they spend day after day in this happy-go-lucky positien. They have no concern about your approach, and this fact is well known to those who harpoon them for the oil to be found in their livers. The sunfish is so called because he is a sun worshiper. He simply lolls day sfter day, soaking up the violet Tays. His rough, leathery skin would abilities, and the sunfish is determined | to get all the benefits from it he can. | | As far as the value of the flesh is | concerned, is has not as yet appealed | to any one, though it is not known to be especialy objectionable. Somehow, | no one has felt any desire to sample it. This fellow is actually about 8 feet | long and weighed over 1,200 pounds. Those taken at Cape Cod, Japan, Cali- i | fornia and the Mediterranean seem to | be exactly alike. The younger generation, it is said. do not resemble their parents at all during s.hetr youth. Since these giants & carefully gone into as would be the case with a fish that causes us either | losses or gains. This leaves an inter- esting life stary still to be written up and exciting times in order to get the data to write it. You can never tell when an opportunity may come your way. There must be some unusual quirts to a fish that is so determined | to be as “different” as this one. (Copyright, 1937.) Golf ball manufacture is becoming :‘n important industry in Japan. | ) DENVER (#).—Long-haired Rafael Dasilva, 47, explained it was the weather and not his musicianship that caused the “awful noise” of which Denever residents complained. Dasilva said he had to “do a Iot of sleeping under the stars” and thal dampness affected his violin “so that it squeaked.” Police Magistrate Philip B. Gilliarr gave Dasilva the choice of paying & $25 fine or leaving town. He chost to leave, and said he had recently lef! Los Angeles for the same reason.