Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1937, Page 42

C-8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1937. MOON MULLINS—Inside Dope. MR.BINGO TELLS ME THAT WHEN HE PUTS THAT ACT IN THE SHOW IT WILL BE TERRIFIC,ZAZELLE- AND MOON SHéNE WILL BE ANOTHER CLYDE ) —By WILLARD ‘ T - — — <ET SOME ELSE EZ50 0 Box Yook Lint. 1 DON'T LIKE THIS BUSINESS. BINGO— UNLOCK TH" LORD PLUSH| HAS THE KEY-AND MAYBE LEO WILL HURT HIS PAW ON YOUR HEAD OR SOMETHING WHILE I'M BE PATIENT, CHUM, BOTTO RN AN AW AN MR. AND MRS—Trying to Putt It Over. WHAT ARE You READING So INTENTLY IN THAT WOMENS MAGAZINE 2 DONT TURN THE PAGES WHEN You WERENT LOOKING AT THAT Jou SEE ME CoMING ARTICLE ON THE FEEDING OF INFANTS . (LL BET You WERE LOOKING AT THE (ORSET ADS JUST LIKE So maNy BRAZEN ] OH — JusT CHorus GlrLs! LOOKING AT IT— . SEEING WHAT THEY PRINT SHOULDNT 1| TURN “THE PAGES. THATS WHAT PAGES ARE For. MR, MILQUETOAST HAS JUST HEARD A LECTURE ON TERMITES WELL, WHAT F | WAS? THEY MAKE “March” the warrior women commanded, prodding ‘Tarzan with spears. The ape man ebeyed, walking beside the men who were slave-husbands of the amatons. Tarzan spoke to them in English. Only one answered. He was Troll, captured with Wood and Van Eyk. “HE SAYS HE'S NOT LOST. HE JUST CAN'T REMEMBER HIS NAME AND DOESN'T KNOW WHERE HE'S AT.” CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Tarzan inquired about Wood. “He's in a jam.” In two hours they reached the Kaji city. There Troll replied: “he was fool enough to get a crush Tarzan immediately excited the most eager atten- on that she-devil queen, and she sentenced him to tion. Scores of women warriors crowded about death for trying to escape. It's an awful mess. him, appraising his robust figure, each secretly But it won't last long. Wood'll be executed in & planning how she might induce Gonfala to give couple of days.” him to her as a slave-husband. DAN DUNN—Secret Operative 48. 00 YOU THINK IT POSSIBLE THE EX-DESTROYER WE ARE GOING TO LOOK AT Soon captives and captors entered the throne hall of the sombre castle. Across the room a figure crouched on a throne. At the sight of him, Tar- zan was surprised almost into a show of emotion. The man was Woora! But how was it possible? He had seen Woora killed! —By NORMAN MARSH WMMMM--BUT HOW ABOUT THAT YACHT--IT BELONGS T0 THE WEALTHY MANNERS FAMILY--THEYRE STRICTLY ON THE UP AND UP!! /7~ WE'RE NOT CONCERNED BUT HOW SO MUCH ABOUT HOW HAVE PROBABLY COULD THEY, DAN=- |THEY INTEND TO DISPOSE FIGURED A WAY ALL THE GOLD OF IT AS WE ARE IN TO DO THAT-- CATCHING THEM AND RECOVERING IT!/ BUT WHAT ARE THEY GOING TO DO WITH THE GOLD?? THEY CAN'T-SELL 1T-=IT'S, ASAINST THE LAW! THE CROOKS I KNQW=—- BUT WE'RE NOT GOING TO OVERLOOK ANY POSSIBLE CLUE!! T0 HOLD UP THE SEA QUEEN, DAN? True Stories of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation—Modified in the Public Interest. BEGINNING..7/E RISE AND FALL OF THE DILLINGER-LIKE . ... ACROSS. . External. 36. System of rules. place. . Goods sunk in | 38. Mean fellow. . Contour. the ses. . Cricket team. . Lift capes. 5. Free. 3. Bishop's title. . Wings. . Dazsling light. . Anoints, . Harden. . Repetition. . Brothor of . Move, . Moldins. . Glass marbles, Antigone. . Paradise. . Blade, 30, Snu retreat, . Split, . Chains. . Inviting. . Charge with . Bend in timber. | 63. Chickens. Note In Guido's as. . Huddled . For fear ihat. seale. . Worm. toxether. . Indian buftalo, . Hogback. . Drar. . Existent. . Sharpness. DOWN. . Light spear. - . Anclent eup or | 28. Fastens securely, . Varlety of vase. . Explate. dlopside. . Betoss. . Muminating . Slander. . Handles, . Venerites, s, . Mediterranean . Neighborly . Prophetess. , Bewailed. countries, sathering. . Loaded, as . Every one. . Row. . Prevaricator. dice. . Burnt sugar. 2. Gather. . Medinte. . Collection of . Amide. . African fox. . Tastier. facts. . Invents. . By way of. . Did wepns. . Sclences, . Deer meat. . Pronoun. 9. Ocean. LETTER-OUT 1 Leter-Out and he will speak in- _—_— . Side of = fire- 5. Like {he eye of a bean. . Land measure. . Gives bad counsel to. WHICH CUT A SWATH OF ROB- BERY KIDNAPING AND MURDER THROUGH THE EAST UNTIL ‘ MARTIN FARRELL. WHO JOWRD TUE GAIG- AFTER ESCAPWG FROM RoBeer MAIS Roy YOUNG ASPIRANT R TRE™ pygITIVE JAIL: CRINE. CROWN OF DILLNGSR, AND HOODLUM, ACCONPLICE Go-mor-.r&a, OF MAIS AND LEGENZA N & opaiy GANG AND A WALTER . Based. LEGURENZA ans 5. Carriase. LEGENZA ASSOCIATE AN, vt AL CEMNL W DS Pwor , Wk €3 KIDNAPING: 3 L S s = W PENNSYLVANIA PRISON ™ATS 7! HALD IT_THATS FINE | HAVRE Coherantls. ULTIMO ] DEHORNS l LOUSE l HERDIC I Letter-Out for many. l Letter-Out for mobs. l }f‘mr-om and each wants to save 5. [ Letter for Germany, Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called*for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite the word you have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly it means sharpened. VOLANT MARMOSET | () Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. TOLAN STAMMER | V | Letter-Out for a fast Negro run- ner. 1 2 Letter-Out for speech handicap. _ S G e SUGAR MAHANE RAGS l U l Letter-Out for quilting material. 4 Letter-Out for » Biblical charac- ter who was_hung. 5 HAMAN A Little Chat on English. By JOS. J. FRISCH. J. C—"Of the two Lowe brothers, 1like Jack better” is the correct form, not “I like Jack best.” Remember that in choosing between two objects use the comperative, better. “Of the two Colonial houses, I like the brick one better.” “Of the two cars, I like the roadster better.” “Of the two girls, I like the younger better.” Send OF THE TWO LOWE BROTHERS, 1 LIKE JACK BEST. HE SAYS M \EARLY TO BED AND EARIY TO Brain Twizzler NOW HAYBE By PROF. J, D, FLINT. NDIRECTNESS is often an irritating human habit. Such was the way of day was riding in an automobile with a friend when she suddenly waved enthusiastically to a man who was standing on the porch of a house at the side of the'road. “Who is that?” asked the friend. “Oh,” replied the young lady, “his mother was my mother’s mother-in- law.” “I see,” said the friend, but she didn’t. The more she thought about it the more perplexing it . 3 ' one lovely looking young lady who one | B Could you have helped her out? (Answer on Page O-10.) Ji ]|4rom a tour of Central America and To Complete Motor Route. The Mexican government is plan- ning completion of a new highway from Nogales to Mexico City via the West Coast by 1939, according to Frederick B. Lyon, commissioner for the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition, who recently returned Mexico, “Black Light” to Shine. Invisible “black light” acting on fluroscent paint will impart new wealth of color to architectural fea- tures of the 1939 Golden Gate Inter- national Exposition. 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