This is from a 1951 Dick Tracy story. I could probably have picked any of hundreds of just plain wierd Chester Gould panels- he delighted it making his strip as filled with eccentric characters and situations as possible. This is a panel from a sequence in which the villainess, baby-photographer 'Crewy Lou' (so named because of her haircut; crewcut on top, long at the back) is discovered by Tracy trying to fence stolen jewels hidden inside assorted types of fruit.

The panel was taken from issue 24 of Blackthorne Publishing's Dick Tracy Monthly. Blackthorne has since gone out of business, but you should be able to find the series back issue bins of better comic shops, and they're very entertaining.