The Courier-News from Bridgewater, New Jersey • Page 14

Telephone Plalnfleld 6-c JPAGE FOURTEEN By Norman Marsh THE TUTTS By Crawford Young DAN DUNN Secret Operative 48 5rgLV twe cmef of POLICE OF LEADECWILL A.NO BANNISTER, REPORTER. FOR THE EXPRESS. KNOW THAT DAN DUNN, SECRET OPERATIVE 45 '13 ON THE FRICK KIDNAPING CASE By A CLEVER RUSE. DAN SUCCEEDS IN GETTING HIMSELF arrested wrm PAGAN, AND THEREBY GAINS FA.GAN'3 CONFIDENCE. FA6AN HAS JUST MET MOPEV.

WHO IS ONE OF DORIS FRICKS CAPTORS. AND DAN -LISTENS TO THEIR CONVERSATION AT TVC FRICK HOME. A LETTER HAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED BE CAREFUL NOW. MOPEV- DONT LET A.NVTT-IINQ EXCEPT WHEN I'M INSTRUCTED 1U. HEAR FROM THEM AGAIN IN A FEW DAYS IF 1 GO TO THE POLICE.

THEY THREATEN TO KILL HER OH. MY OH.MV WHAT HAVE I EVER DONE THAT my Daughter should eE TREATED THIS WAV WHAT SHALL I DO ci if rv-i-r rA.GAN WE A NT OVER LOOK IN" NOTWN', DAD STuBBV 1 GO IN T' BEAT IT Ok IT TUF JOINT NOW -fH LEARMEp tHiS TQCtf CT NEIGHBORS PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1933 I fS I HOPE I CAN r2 I NOW. MOPEY- I 1 i 11 I SEE 4 THrr car I FOLLOW fxxNV I I r-iuj-l i 1 mrr I I v.t-n 11 i-r I I II I I kWSm-IIMQ I I I Li7-- ft I it ID I 1, I boss. I LET'S GO II- -Kmxr- 1 11 By Waliy Bishop They All Fall MTJGGS McGINNIS -nit TilUtfiT i 1 rA IT" TSK TSVC WELL, jA VT'S "IRE.

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D. R. FLICKERS 2-2 Copyright. 1933, by Central Press Association, Inc. By Burt L.

Standish Coach Speaks His Mind FRANK MERRI WELL 'S SCHOOLDAYS Jim's Wisdom Jim Oims says this is the season when the goose pimples come north for the winter. NOW I'M IV) Ttf HOUSE EMEM9eL! 1 WAS CEAWUNGf ANA. AhJPALWE, OUT up xn'o CA(o wfe-M rv 1 IT'S ALL PULT MclcKI U) ME iiAVEP VOO1 CHEAP PUNVC 0UAVEP riT TlZLFIHRUl OF ToivA eAWO STAMC? Before the days of the depression "a grand" used to be a piano, but now it's a $1,000. AOOT FeANK MOT to play Life's Utile Agonies The young man who had inherited money rang the bell on the door of the "School of Deportment." He had uecided to learn how to carry himself in society. A bowing Frenchman begged him to enter.

"You give lessors in deportment, don't you?" inquired the young man. "The beat, m'siur," gushed the proprietor. "My system it ese perfect. Two weeks ago a yourvr man like you, m'sieur, he take only three of my lessons in deportment and yesterday, he was deported." 'PJE-S CO I MGAAt! nu rs 7 The authorities Keep saying The gangster must go, And he does He goes places And does wicked things. STVRLlMG 15 TAKE TO HS leooNs.

MA HAVE OEPAvRTEC How rapidly the seasons are changing. Now we have only two the baseball and football seasons. When water becomes ice There is chemical action. But the greatest change That takes place Is in the price. CONCH ANl Someone just 'phoned that the proper way to buy a dachshund is to "g-'t a long little doggie." A tOCToO jENVAlM.

A -ollywog is one thing that can wish it were something eke and get away with it. You can't fool the Big Bad Wolf at the door by trying to tiptoe out the cellar entrance. By Paul Robinson ETTA KETT Back at Ton, Etta! CHEE5 tMCtii fcl I About the best A fellow who talks In his sleep can do Is nothing that he shouldn't. The fellow with an ancient flivver in a down-hill town never hits any of the high places. If so he has a nevn date And him alnams1elln3 i was: the onlm girl I WANTED TO SUGPtelSE OU AND LOOKT Af -CHE JUNkM GIFT THAT" Shopping SEtzCE pickted fc II IN HIS UTC 7 I 1 II Ea 3 SOME fi ttV I I 1 1 -SK WANTS.

1 ftT1 5' i GOOD f5 ltA5 Our 1 OF 1hlE SHOPPERS --VJIULNOU PLEASE PICiC Our MOANING. SEtevtCE -fb FILL ALL MAIL AND SOMETHING SNAPPY FOf2 A jJ (P -ff A PHONE MlSS GlRL FRIEND SPARE NO (f hcqe is a Lcrrerz raoM a expense mail to flfl NOUN MAM NlLLNOU SELECT JOHN BAMPAVL yy iHEGtrr he' 1 KNONM fTnb CROSS-WORD PUZZLE i AGirr hmM to 71 ffg 11 Portion of medicine 16 Exchange of a commodity for a sum 17 Native Indian waiting maid 22 Anoint with oil 24 Native of S. E. Africa 25 Part of ship 26 Etruscan deity 28 Thrice (suffix) 29 Sanctissimus dominua (Most Holy Lord papal title) 33 Prevaricator, quibbler 34 Glutinous mud (pi.) 35 Enoush 36 Italian girVs name 39 First man' 10 Mr. Tunney 42 Graduated circular plate 41 Open tract of country 45 Individuals 47 Sheep 48 Article Answer to previout puzzle "Borrowed" Trouble JUST KIDS By Ad Carter dllKE.THE I'D UKE TO GIT THE VN VN feuNfsUV I STOLE THIS 1 C-i GAS- fV PUN1CH HIM A II BET i 7THE MOSE PEC MOOCH.

KNOCKED IMP STEBBINS ACROSS 1 Spreads new-mown grass for drying 5 Interweave .,8 Old 12 Great Lake 13 Resentment 11 Cleopatra (fam.) 15 Slayers 18 Dry. said of wine 19 Baser metal 10 Grain 21 Sound heard in ausculation of the lungs 23 Greek spirituous liquor 23 Arranged hi lin 27 Stem of weapon (pi.) 50 Reputation 51 A tree (pi.) 32 Quavers 85 Valued 27 Man's name 88 Girl's name (var.) 39 Turkish governor A 1 Assistants 43 Couple 46 Resolve 49 Afresh 50 Consume 51 Cavity 52 Ancient Aryan tZ Cunning: 54 Finishes DOWN 1 Beverase (pi.) 5 Irish Gaelic 3 Selected from others 4 Ocean 6 Guided into error Peculiar covering of the seed of some plants Singers 1 Vaudeville terra Masnification 10 Weird JJOWbJ AUO ESCAPED ItJ A STOLEN CAZ2 WHILE CAME TO A MAMD-dUFEIU3 SHISSOBBES-FAL, STOP CW THE BACK 1 I IT 1 I t. 1 VJfTVlMrTER 1 AJTH THIS i S0 Vl BLAMED 5 SOAD- VA.U0RGOT orFAhm H1DBEHIIW BILL MUSH HLTbTG QV TO THS BACK TIRE TO FIMD OUT WHERE HE WA.S GOING AKTEf INTO THE LONEISV COUNTRY S. A 1U LJh a i TS PMA TE.BF. l.

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Scott By Stanley 1 IF AT EM, ID CHANCRE. "THAT STORY ABOUT RUNNJM INTO A DOOS THE BOYS INSIST IT COULDNT BET 1. 1 DONE VSIITH THAT FACE STICKING ODT 1 UP Ht HlLAFLA MAUKA A IT 2. 3 A- gmse oast mmat ajaMEHzan JTs 16 17 26 mm 23 1 33 1 bs zza hbibLbbu vLmm mmm mom mm mm mm FJLVi SPINS LIQUID, SILK FROM rRONf LECS Arrows point lb swELLiNqs on rfl; le5 FROM WHICH HE. SILK POURED ECt.

bluepoint ovsTers ARE. Born in cjreat Soufrt BAV, L.l.i DREDGED ANp PECONIC 8AYi l.i., amd after -two Years ARE BROUqHr BACK -To REAT SoirTH AV A BLUEPOlKf 1 AK Boil Out and Clean Radiator Before Using Anti-Freeze By doing this you will have better circulation during the long winter months of driving, and the motor will function much better, aa the radiator is a very vital part of the automobile. MADTMAAUT0 radiator lUftlUllUMETAL WORKS, Inc. SOMERVIIXE PLAINFIELD TeL Som. 1150 TeL flfd.

6-3732 ovster That ha been in' PSTe BENOEtS SEMI-ANNUAL BLACK- ABLE -To DANCE FOR. DANS AND NiqHfS wihouY REST, or Travel qREAT distances wririoirr StOPPlNq i5REA south bay atleast 6O DAYS IMMEDIATELY PRIOR -To BEINQ SOLD' EYE STORY ACAIN FAILED TO CL.ICK WITH THE BOYS, AND MARSHAL- OTEV WALKER STEPPED TO OFFER SOME Ary7trLF? rr dippvpm-t vs. vFOR, RESTi FOOD OR. DRINK 1933, by Central Press jipRiation, Inc. 12- IS.