Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1930, Page 16

r—4 1 MOMENTOUS ERRORS. —By BURTIS STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., YES, IM 30RRY HOT FOOT, BUT YoU CAN ComME BACK To Me W SeEpTeM BER WHeN 1 ofew THIS - SOWNT P AsA ' SATURDAY, JULY 5, WHY! MISTAH M= GINIS, Yo' AL ANT GONNA FIRE AH VALUABLE MAN LIKE Me, 1S YO ? A MAN WOT KNOWS HOM T© RUN A w‘rommzl AN PRESS V' PANTS, An' P Yo' DAFF! AW can 1930. 1 HATE To Fire HOTROOT WHEN Sl sk RUN A CAR ? WELL, MAYBE T CoUD USE You AY A CHAUFFEUR. ARE YBU SURE You KNOW How TO HANDLE A CAR 7 AH SUTTINLY Jo! WAIT = AH GOTTA PioTo oB De LAST. CAR AH WUzZ DRNIN', AH'LL SHOW Yo' AH'S A FUST-RATE SHOWFURR ' | want to direct w}.okrlif‘c.. what Tl ae ™y XAXXD XXX (X ‘ Hotfoot Is a Chauffeur, All Right. XX NN X0 WE'RE SITTOIN PRETTN, N A WA - PLENTN To ERT- ALL TH STUFF Our O TH BOAT SATE ON SHORE - EVEN \F A B\G STORM CAME ALONG NOW WED BE O. K. S$'POSE WEVE GOT A LOT 1O BE THANKFUL o 'HILE AT HIS NEWLYESTABLISHED HEADQUARTERS WARBUCKS HOPEFULLY AWAITS WORD OF ANNIE FROM HIS ARMY OF [/ T4E WHOLE COAST-UNE \S BEING GONE OVER WITH A FINE TOOTH COMS - WHY, EVEN A STILL, ¢ DON'T wanT TO STAM ON TRus \SLAND TH' REST O MY L\EE = WONDER \F THERE'S ANN WD ANIMALS HNERE - LEA®IN' L\2ARDS Y. \_NEVER THOUGHT Q THAY BEFORE - VT SEEMS TO M TS TakiN US A POG-GONED Long TIME To GEX RESCUED - DOW'T ANN SH\PS BVER @O BN WERE ? WEVE BEEN WERE TEW DANS ALRERDY - BOUND “TO WAVE WORD OF ANNIE SOON- THE MAN WHO HOOKED HIS RADIO AERIAL TO THE NEAREST 5 bt I =i sl HAROLD GRON w HEY, GEEVEM - WHEREeS YoUR FRIEND OSCAR TWANG Bo? MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE The TALKING PICTURES! OSCAR'S ouT He (sn'T— BUT He'S THE FeLtow wHo USED ™ SIT IN T™e AuDlEnCE AND READ e TITLES our LOUD! BY MOLLIE MERRICK. oecial Dispatch to The Star and the North cut high in the neck but with the brief American Newspaper Alliance. cape sleeves of the moment. HOLLYWOOD, Callf, July S| Because of the tremendous crowds at W ce | Mearby resorts, the colony has to a man (N.AANA). Situ‘r producers hn\.e stayed at home this year over the barred the very tan girl from their Fourth, yachtsmen have taken their studios due to the difficulties of photo- | boats to the quieter coves to fish and graphing bronzed skin flatteringly, the | idle. The movie world leaves Catalina, holiday beaches this morning took on | fi{‘_“f‘“;fi’;u"“““‘hof_’;l,"’]g:’m“‘xm:“;:{ a far different air than they have had | casions as these. in_previous seasons. | i Heretofore curves that have been the| And just to convince that we are subject of lyrical comment the world | progressing in the gelatine product, the over have been unhesitatingly revealed | village will shortly welcome Joseph with all the bandon the modern, back- | Urban, designer of some of the most less, brifly-cut bathing suit will permit. | artistic and pretentious stage settings But today the girls whose beauty is | the world has ever known. their main asset in life were decorously | The Fox corporation will probably do clad in five-piece bathing suits at Santa | more with him than they managed to Monica and Malibu ocean fronts, where | accomplish_with Mahonri Young, the the famous are salt-airing over the | sculptor whose gift seemed a bit out ‘week end. { of place in the village, vl and Jef [V} F’.:un Sorrow Among the Unemployed. Yesteryear the Norma Shearers and | Dorothy Mackaills lay out in the blaz- | carry such personals as this one you ing sunshine with ~their bottles of | ¢an believe we are still the lightsome bronzing oil slung smartly over the | carefree group you have often suspected: shoulder with rubberized silk harness. | “Youth, quiet, honest, rather con- From time to time they kept re- | Scientious, witn secretarial stenographic plenishing the oil which insured that | eXperience and a mild contempt gained dark mahogany brown smoothness to | therefrom of filing cabinets and time limbs and arms which was the acme | ¢locks, who would prefer to develop a of Summer chie. nice game of tennis to the pursuit of Today these girls glimpsed beneath | business career, desires employment wide-spreading beach umbrellas were as | Along non-commercial lines.” different as night and day from that Unemployed Gigolo seeks contact” other Summertime gal. | would be a more economical way of wording the ad. But Gigolos leave economy to the working lads. (Copyright, 1930.) NEVER MIND TALKIN' ABOUT MRAKIN' ME R FIGHTER — |1 cAme Here PRIZE WINNER [ J oF€ DAY M| oF “Fre SGURRE DEAL BERUTY CONTEST ['N YerR BeRUTY CONTesT! oY ReAuzes (W Wi/ we ARE sHowWiNG NO FAVORITISM, T ASSURE You'! THOUSANDS OF G\RLS HAVE SENT N THEIR PHOTOS AND \T'LL TAKE SOME TIME FoR THE JUDGES To SELEC n THE WINNER ! WELL, TM SURE MY GOIL 1S DE PRETTIEST! THRT MRAY BE so— BUT WE MUST LOOK AT THEM ALL! COME N HERE AND TLL SHow You THE - PILE OF PHoToS WE HAVE To REVIEW WHILE THE JUDGES ARE IN A HUDDLE OVER THE HERE'S A SWELL LOOKING BLONDE ---- AND LOOK AT THIS PEACH — AND THIS - AND THIS -- AH! LAMP THE BIC DREAMY EYES ON THIS BABY! SRAY = COULD Y'stiP ME DRT ONE'S ADDRESS 7 Natalie Moorhead's fragile skin was protected from the sun with a white Jersey Dajama beach sult which was — — utilitarian as well as stunning. ; : Long trousers cut with a sailor-like| _U- S- Road Makers in China. fl-r; at the ankle msureal the fact that | Manchuria, China, is adopting Ameri- sunburn was out for this lady this vear. | can methods in building its many miles | A tuck-in blouse was cut rather high in | the meck and the coat, which reached O N€W 8uto highways. An American almost to the knees, boasted sleeves | ifm commissioned to construct some of Téaching quits togthe nucklos. | the roads demonstrated to the officials A huge beach hat lay to hand in case | that with motorized road-making ma- the fair one strolled out beyond the |Chines a mile of roadway could be grad- shady confines of the umbrella. |ed in 4'% hours at a cost of $30 as | compared with many times that sum Trene Rich another protagonist |if manual labor had been employed. of the jersey suit with knee-length coat. | The press of Manchuria declared that The more daring members of the group | the advent of tractors marked a new appear in white pique and linen shorts | era in the history of the nation. Daily Cross-Word Puzzle KENKLING THAT THE SToCK HOLDERS A . \N SCRAMSBURG'S SPORT ARENRA WANT SOME RACTioN SO HE HAS DUE | UP A FIGHTER FOR THE OPENING SHoOW Even the Toughest Sometimes Weaken! " ARE. You LOOKING. R { For A FOURTH MAN P JES, DUY 300 Wow't 00. WE_ WANT ANOTRER GOOD GOLFERR SO WE CAN PLAY A I'M_ONE oF The BEST GOLFERS IN gon, TAIS CLUG EXCUSE ME~— ‘ 1 PIDN'T KNOW “THAT 1 MADE A RoLE IN ONE. AND NO “To MAKE A FOURSOME GOLFER EVER. THREE ON MY BASEBALL BAT AN’ FIVE ON THE MIRROR ! YOU TELL THE L DIFFERENCE? FLIES SO FAR! You KETCR 2 Guard. 1. Thorn Wild ox of Celebes. 5. Polite address to a lady. 10. Search thoroughly. 14. Russian river. 15. Trumpeter. 16. Hebrew measure. 17. To satisfy 18. To emulate. 19. Variable star in Cetus 20. Formal methodical essay. 22. Greek coin. 24. Price 25. Grinding machine. 26. Scent bag. 29. To doom 33. German exclamation. 34. Ordered 35. River in Siberia 36 Shakespearean King 38. To fail 39. Eponymous ancestor of the Hebrews. | 40. A New York county 41. Pen name of Charles Lamb 42. One skilled in some art (suffix). 43. Chinese public officer 45. Very light breeze. 48. To Tescue. 49. English prison 50. Cloak. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. Jo @ N2V 1 RIS ’S{gg im0 > Il D3] SimY) TR Laughing. . Light drink Suffix denoting one who does some- thing with skill or as an oceupation. . Province. Supreme Norse god. Scotch garb. 5. Sea duck. . Network. Down, Break suddenly (coll.). Sandarac tree. 3. Valuate. . To whiten. . Member of a Roman Catholic mis- slonary order. . Graze for a period at a fixed rate. Boy's nickname. Wine vessel One who trims hats. Finished. . To leave out. 2. Grouper. Broken coat of cereal seed. . Part of foot . Young sow (dial.). Enchantress loved by Jason. Witcheraft city of Massachusetts. . Genus of marine gastropods. . Petter . Silk fabrie. . Cloud. . Top part . This planet. . Falsity. European singing bird. Wicked . Indian mulberry. Address playfully good-natured ridi- cule to. t. Nonsense. . Person appointed to act for a dis- qualified sheriff tyle of painting. . To disguise. . Against. . French Christmas, Spoke. . Knot. . To revise for publication. . Narrow street. . A halfbeak. RAMDAL FRENCH D Anp “TEX* \ By S.LHUNTLEY Going, Going, Gone! 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