Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1931, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY. APRIL 21, 1931. SO ITS ON TH LeveL,) um“q.u EW ?_EDDIE I3 ROALY GOINE TO 3wWiM THC ————— en 1 was young the days were long, WE'RE . SAILING WELL, TAKE 1T FROM 1€, AL, You HAD BETTER START GETTING TH BOY IN SHAPE! HE LOOKS LIkE TH' BACK OF A HACK! WHY DonT YOU GET HIM OUT ON THE ROAD EVERY MORNING [ MAC 1S RIGHT! IVE GoT TO GET THAT Ble FAT MUSH-HEAD DOWN To TRAINING AT Once ' I START To-MORROMW MORNING ~ DAWN, 1 START [ TRAINING EDDIE BOWERS FOR HIS SwWiM ACROSS THE GREAT ENGLISH CHANNEL ! Each one a little hfe in size — But now [ whiz | Tht.owu-d age ‘:o fast e days [licl st [ like r":,.ilr'o'a.d " ties . e ABDOUT 5 A M. AND GWE HIM THe WoRrks ? 30 CALL ME ADOLT FIVE A.M, HONEY - F~ “IF 1 GET A RAISE I THINK HE'LL PROPOSE."” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. — = HEN, SANDY = LOOKIE = WE KNOW THAT ‘MAN-THAT'S MR, WALSH, TH CIRCLATMON MANAGER OF THE "REFLECTOR "MEMSBER? | USED TO WORK FOR HIM WHEMN \ WAS RUNNIN' A NEWS STAND Letter-out and you'll be com- fortable. LUNGS | WONDER NOw - ICOULD HE? WOULD HE? I'M GOW' TO STE HIM TO-MORROW AND ASK WM = Letter-out and you're likely to get fired. MUSTACHE Letter-out and you can get up | that way. STRAINS Letter-out and they are ridges of loose sand near the shore. NUDGES Letter-out and the careless burg- lar leaves them. RACKETS Remove one lettér from éach word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last colupin. Print the omitted letter in center column opposite word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell what swordsmen do. An Old- Time Friend. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. ABSOLVE | B | LEcloN |O| | M| |B] ey s he S only way you can get the bullding up. ERECT Letter-out and & hungry man enjoys them most. LOA’ HiE COALDNIT ROAR- HC RAD ADENOIDS. T HAD NO MORE ARROWS- 50 X SLAPPCD WS FACEs GENTLEMEN, \T BROKE HIS [, Letter-out and it'll get you thers on time. ELGIN Letter-out and it's usually keen. BLADE Letter-out and some of our food is prepared that way. LARDED BLAMED BLADDER SECRET (Copyright, 1931.) You SAY You DON'T APPROVE OF SCROOL WHATS Your “TEACRERS PLAYING REASON, NEXT, The “TRUANT OFFICER WILL BE UP HERE BATTING A GALL AROUND / Bishop or pope. Small particle. . Relating to the interstices in the | network of leaf veins. . Murmurs. . Altercation. ! Free from disease germs. | Mimics. . Decay. 1. Small dram. . Legislative bodies. . Denuded of tiling. 2. A prefix indicating equality. . Ease. . Wide-mouthed jar. . Accompanies. . Twist out of shape or position, . A macaw. . Disparage. . Requires, Possess, . Impure variety of chal . Member of an early 2. Female sheep. . Exchanges. 33. Touch lightly. . Base. . Matched again. . Ventilate Feminine name. . Withdraw. . Roman comic poet: 190-189 B. C. . Condiment, . Gratifies. . Happening . Highest mountain in the world. . Sun in Latin. 2. Softens. . Dig. Most secure, . Boundary. 5. Away from. . French restaurants. 6. Rented. . Stagger. 9. Heals. 2. Malt liquor. 50. Bondman. 3. Large wild 3. To establish. 5. Part of the Kitchen . A European people. . Rasps. You . Stitch again. CERTAINY was FOOLISH! PUDDINHEAD WAS KEPT 1N AFTER SCHOOL FOR A wHoLE OWN FAULT! TEACHER SAID F YOU TALKED AGAIN SHED KEEP YOu WELL BIG-FIST- RILEY WAS WAITIN OUTSIDE TO KNOCK MY . Girl's name, . Keener. . Breathe noisily, as horses. . Wept. Gene g;mu Foolish Like a Fox. 1 CRAWLED FROM TOMBSTONE TO EL PASO AN WON TH' FIRST PRIZE IN TH' BABY SHOW..THET'S HOW 1 60T MY START P A 3 \ 1 RECKON Wiping Out the Whale. NUM STARTED For the second time the whale is threatened with extinction. Many years 0 they were hunted to such an ex- nt that the industry ceased to be | profitable. The whale tribe then had -— — — | the opportunity of replenishing. Now ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE the hunt for them is conducted on such a sclentific basis that it takes the form | of a slaughter. So great are the de- mands of modern industry for whale lofl that up-to-date whale ships are | fitted with every kind of apparatus that | science can devise for the slaughter. | No_ longer does the whaleman hurl | his harpoon. Instead, he shoots it from a gun. The latest device is a harpoon which enables whales to be 3. Abhors. SHET OF 'EM, THEYRE . Master of a small vessel in the fl BIC ENOUGH TO LICK HIM, Mediterranean trade A . Black and yellow birds. electrocuted as soon as they have been struck. 9he whaling ship of today is & float- ing factory. Once killed, the whale is | hauled aboard through great doors in ™| | the ship's bows and cut up by machin- ’ery. During a recent voyage the first week of the season resulted in the - duction of 11,000 barrels of ofl, valued L8t 825,000,