Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1930, Page 27

TE WE GO.” SHINGTON DAYBOOK Tmlhnmhh.morelmmlnlh |- hear than the lament of & dis- fllusioned yo) dimlomat. ‘They're pl‘::{iful around Washing- ington — thoge him {n the next mail, advising that he do a little research on his own—that is, if he expects to get a high efficiency nt-ln{ at_home. ‘Take for example the youngster picked for service in the Near East. This is a zone of specilization. Hand- picked men get the assignments. He is sent as a vice consul to a post for an 18-month tionary coun nly do his ngkur?'b:wtmt - only rout ‘work, bu must m“wy.':"«iicl‘p:‘o initiative and thought by doing the idea that life somet] in original research in :“ “ww:uld b; nNu mg‘emon l!l‘g). lj ::bject l?‘mme, pink e must pick ouf ‘himself. - e ‘tnh: done this, he next has three was ’ hhnnlv’: m::th; Near mmhm ther abrupt 3 mi earn ir] - 3 " - Aral Mrenhn—om me of them very M‘bu}a d ‘Then, if he has proved that he has out . that Uncle actual wledge and understanding of Sam actually expects them to. learn | the Near East, !a“ ept re All this he must do alone and with- And | out political assistance. . To seek ad+ vancement through political pull is to lose caste among his colleagues. X SRR Gamblers Favor Closing. Decision of M. Zographos' Greek bac- carat syndicate to close down'its open- bank operations at the tables of the best knokn casinos because of the new 25 per cent tax on its receipts has, ac- cording to a Paris report, pleased the THOLGHT OF EVERM - 18\?!'\6' BROUGHT THE OUTF\T FOR BEFORE WE i STARTED OUT O™ THE MBACWT -~ 31 Ng ALONG TS AL FULL OF "THINGS NOU=- DIDNT HE TR MOW OF FICER, YouU SAY || SURE, T AND WHEN el LITTLL cicero | AR N TS tUGE €D D R. T LOVED HER SO MUCH THAT MEN, 1TLL TEACH SLUGGED HIS MORNING T BROUGHT HER| ME. NEVER T TeAcHeR?, G RED TRUST A BY HERBERT PLUMMER. s e WNOMAN AGAIN. to years, And he must work Operators. When first assessed, the tax| KEN KLING n For Washington makes a | was on opening stakes of the bank, of the reports of its foreign | which usually are small. A inspector recently ruled that’ an aver- shows |age of several stakes should be mads the basis of the tax, which increased DERFLIE: {SETP AN e S P on | ceasing play, for it had suffered heavy ‘econo! or ercial | logses this year. For 10 years previous- d, he promptly is shown |.ly the open bank had ylelded a profit .the errors of his ways. ‘of nearly $200,000 a year to the syndi- A departmental injunction will reach ! cate. Safety First! i AS 1 WAS SAYING, l‘r‘; ‘le“‘{\/‘:\:l: : ETWEEN MY FROM JHE' HoL 3 ré:fi.‘:»% tf:: CupP WITH TWO RI0LES i AND |T'S A 6LOP- PEfweEEN 4 ING GREEN AND == : RipGES BETWEEN b MY BALL AND o he, THE — e 5 - WHATS A i 1 THOUGHT i QUADRUPED )/ o, : JIMMIE ? 80\0! ’ AINT THERE NO ' FEATHERED : ] AEER JdEEm o Across. 55. Cry plaintively and _prolongedly; GENE ByRNes ol 1. Bovine animal, ¥ 56. Sufficient, % Srink” 38 Seesaw. 13. A representation. vangel . ; 14. Bast Indian corn. a0 E’F“R:‘l‘m Y Ted. Y 16. An alloy. 63. Sledge. 19. Point. 64. 20. Appendage. 65, * 21, Papal representatives. B e Hill In Jerusalem. Unbleached. > . A 3 . = 4 25. Assaul 27. Recent, A favor. 28. Brisk. Fabulous animal. 31. Quality. Sixth syllable used in solmization. Y 3% Dapaid aues Wite' of Beraint i 35 Gonjunctlon denoting condition. Ring iy o 7. Acquire. 38. Qualify. 39. Individual. 40, Roman weight. 41. Attendants on the sea gods. 42. Heavy c'ub. vean! THEY HAD A / = &, WAL, VUH SEE - GUESSING CONITEST _ BUT AN EVERYBODY ELSE THEY AST US HOW MANY ,’7,’,/// OSTRICH HAS GUESSED FOUR S50 h LAIGS A OSTRICH HAS J/ih ONLY. TWO TR L WAS TH' NEARESTE A AN’ 1 SAYS THREE . s LEGS - = § 4 1. Bondman, 20" Sediment. )f 1 AR ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. ”: ucml““n‘e.l ahisiters. i 1 : ; ‘j < o ") 34. Greek statesman of the Afth ¥t cent A " & % i - .I I House AN’ 1 woN T FRsT PRIZE! lerce. Pinless fish, . Q('}u | Imprint lefi by a blow. I3 Grecian aurora, Gavai . Cavalry arm. 46. Unimpassioned. Large game ;a, }‘r;'qulu- course of a disease. Se:':eed . BERRNESEESen npmsmmern