Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1930, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1930. FOR TH' LOVE oF acp Mo, PACKED A FEw || PETE! \WHAT Are M ngo ,w;irp" EXPECT To BE BITTEN ABOUT Ten MiNUTES ! USE omy, JuLie! INCASE T GeT BITTEN By A SNAKE UP THERE IN TH' CANADIAN Wocds WOULD PINISH || GRIF, PA ? T JoB For - AS HE HAS neveR BVEN SHOT A RABAIT MUOH 1£33 A MoOSE. “THANKS T> ClARKE, THE SoMESES ConSIDER HM QuiTe A Bie @AME HUNTER, ENOUGH TO LAST NEARWYY ) & WEBR W 1M CAREROL BUT WILL THAT SAVE WER? | SHE- MUST CHANGE Fowr | Twe € oo - LET MM MEDICINE RUN Lows - SHOULD HAVE CHECKED THET WP WHEN | WAS N PORT LASY- NOW “WHKT A FOOL \ WAS To r WE'RE NEARIY OUT - - WITHOUT : MEDICNE. SHE WON'T HAVE A CHRNCE~ WELL, THATS NO RACING BOAT, BUT \ GUESS ITS_ABOUT MM ONLY HOPE - ALL RIGHT - HOP \N AND LET'S 8 ON O\ “I LIKE HIM BECAUSE HE'S S0 DIFFERENT.” “YEAH, WILL YOU POINT HIM OUT TO ME, AGAIN?" MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. WHAT'S WRONG WHERe'S Me o MY CoLLEGE YELL= URGL Tt GETTING READY ) FOR THE WORLD SeRies UMPIRES! HOLLYWOOD, Calif, September 29 trouble with the electric light bills, one {N.AN.A).—Comings and goings help | hears. make this colony the interesting place 4t is. Movie goings are more fréquent than they were a year ago, for the |‘thaf process of picture making is subtly a manner which its | of Buropean vacations for its stars. d Louise Fazenda and Hal Wallis left yesterday for a six weeks’ it in Berlin, Paris and .London. da coul ASK FoR somewhat in the natureof a|d . She and Hal Wallis never had one. of fixel:m truly comical e i hisper, and when she probably have material ga- one of the most amn imaginable. e faey 3 § Pee-wee golf isn't having such an Summer as its champions thought it would. Several of the movie- ites who have invested in golf courses the conclusion that bad i / IF ROUGHHOUSE RIDES RANY WINNERS 1M GONNR BE RIGHT ON ‘EM ! Tt Kiss THIS OLD TowWN E00D-BYE HRND HERD FOR KENTUCKY WHERE THE KID 1S LEARNING To BE A JOCKEY ! HEY! WHAT Do You MEAN BY LERVING TowN BEFORE THe BERAUTY CONTeST IS OVER 2 DON'T You KNow YOU'RE To BROADCAST THE WINNER ON WEDNESDAY % i @ - Not ALL oF - VT —\ I - SPEND™ SOME OoF,my( TIME ON - THE " FAIRWAYS — so THIS 1. WHERE You SPEND ‘ALL, | YourR. “TiMg . Cause to feel exultant. . Excursion on horseback. EVER SINCE . In pursuit of. Alr toy. 3 MY COUSIN JERRY WAS THREE WEEKS OLE HIS WAIR STARTED GROWIN' ON ONE SIDE OF HIS HEAD! WRAT ARE YOU TRYIN' . Morally bad. . Petty officer in United States Navy. . Color. 1O GIVIS ? 3 grea want. . Kind of needle used in fancy work. 1 ’ . . Departed. 5. Fibrous part of flax. . Solemn religious acts. . Ragged. 34. Slithery fish, 5. Like. . Imaginary . Rub out. . Cooking utensil. . Water from clouds. . Diversion. . Spanish measure of length. . Drink a small quantity. . Intimate. . Containing salt. . Upon. . Also. . Flowers. * . Packing case. . Domestic animal. . Existed. . Pronoun. . Church festival. . Melody. . Mental image. Prepared. . Solid or liquid food. Intrepidity; slang. . Jason's ship. . Terminates . Immature in age or experience. . Encounter. pons. . Sacred language %f the Hindus. . Allaying. . Large covered wagon. . Huge serpent. . Sweeten. . Pays for entertainment. . Part of the foot, . Wept. . Marine duck. . Walk in water. . Ireland. . Dry. . Line of junction. Darnel. 60. . Extreme border. 62. East Indian farmer. . Prayer. . Half an em. ANSWERS TO CROSSWORD PUZZLES IN SUNDAY MAGAZINE ey SLHUNTLEY The Gun Toter. TH INSTALLMENT COLLECTOR WAS JEST OVER TO'MY PLACE AN H¥ SOT SO DURN SNOOTY 1 DREW MY GUN ON HM AN el