Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1931, Page 20

5 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 29, 193I. B—6 ‘ 1 . W PIRST TWE MODEST MAIDENS THE CHEERFUL CHERUB Avoysios » | Eooieliwmen we s, mue roay i bibPpscalompd : Tiny things we cannot MG, FiNaLLy M‘\m( TJUMP OVER, AND ' Bwir YOU Bie AP You'Re! 3 M‘_ TO SWIMMING TOWARD THE ENELITH CoAST.!. see DONT. @ET; NERVEUS (T = FRANCE!!!” A3 % . TTLL BE L WITH You, T 3 & . 3 oL Boy.! 4 1 ACTUALLY IN' —— . 'q ? THe WATER, = ::"““ J . IT\3 H3 PRST o ikhieled \\\.\ Eddie Needs | DAY ©F . REAL gt a Compass, | TRANING 1 - THE ENELIIN CHANNGL . - TeN CoLLARS, TWELVE NANDKERCNIEFS, - | T v Goos-Tiest Tao | [ SiX SHIRTS, NWE NAPKINS, ELEVEN FACE |1 oF TRAT b L ! TOWELS, Two BATH TOWELS —" . et ‘——-———~\(—‘——-— ' g ) KEEP T!u.m'.'m'l 8 255 - _ BoSS ABouT. THAT ! 1031, vy T3 Kssoctated A Woman's Way, and a 30 DL PN “DAD COULDN'T PAY THE BILL SO THEY'RE SHUTTING OFF OUR LIGH' TONIGHT." “FINE! I'LL BE OVER ABOUT 9." L E T T E R - O U r[“' {N\.,SANV\I, T WON'T By Charles H. Joseph. . BE LONG, NOW = | FIGGER E FUL WHAT THAT LETTER OUGHTA 1is URL OF SMOKE? - GET To_SILOS’ TO-OAN s Tae SURE~- THEN BN THE FIRST OF THE WEEK I L WE OUGHTA HAVE AN ANSWER = Letter-out and it's sn ancient sod. DRAINS WOODEN er-out and you pley fem on Lett UNSEAT | 05 *Kind” of "an "insthument. E Y 518 tter-out and you'll get fat from (’UES’I‘ | the butcher. Letter-out and teachers do it. . Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called ] ; m°m§%;é%%°ma°‘cs§g§£§3 for in the last column. Print the omitted letter in center column opposite word ™ = ; ke i 2 you have trar‘noved it frt:fi-;. I‘:fi"ou have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell . - &\ S%Exscavr%bi‘stxfi'x‘obm‘ksos;_ what we strike as we go through life. = S i Em 2 BUT WHO WILL EVER KNOW - Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. JGGLER 5 T TR o T v JUGGL GURGLE LIKE THIS, WITH THE HIPS TR WA FIRIT : PLENTY OF SAND WITH BT il tter-out and that's the kind of CLOSE To THE BobDY— HITTING THE BALL- YOUR NIBLICk=- AND € Fok PN ishesihusicomnialal Wt [ENMER - ..~ TR, Lef ALOUD I ®) | PR W Koot s ook = b g g Your NEXT SHer! P ’% ’ ’ ,nd 2 e " SACHET | J I Letter-out and we hear that e When we ‘drink from_a-bottle, 1 Now, MR. GAZINKS, YoU STAND You 2N A APART - '3 INSTRUCTIONS = Letter-out and get out before you L A0 N e DAL ADVICE i | RO 3 pECANS | N 4 PACES PLASTERED |T I ;fi&‘ffi":‘i}%‘f Aig'é%m&'fi-’&'. 5 ”Fl”m' (Copyright, 1931) /, Daily Cross-Word Puzzle i =) il / 7 / j 7y aadad aaaad R T NENE JNEE A ML )i T P | - - 7 7 WHENEVER ANY MAN ¢ \7// WELL,1 DONT / é:auesc 5&%;"&'33‘5&?2" 4 Row y OF US MEM MAKE A HOLE DNDER PAG. v GWD.ME? [ GO IN FOR BIRDIES 1 JUST GO For. “Those. b groestey PARS AND IF SoU'LL TAKE NOW My ADVICE 4YOu WON'T G¥ TRYING To MAKE. GroEs . Moved through water by natural means. same class. 5. Furze. . English schoolmaster hanged for . A river in Bouth Africa. the murder of a shoemaker. . Turkish copper coin. o in, Y 5. Climbing tropical plant. . Opel . Eagle . Anof YOU GAVE ME,MOM® ] ’ HOLE THE &i28 | 1 - OF AN " Mountains between Europe and Asia, | 7. Rodent. ‘LAB . Raised structure used in worship, | 8 Trapped. 1T FELL THROUVGH A 9. Own (Scot.). 9. Weird. HOLE C member. wWRttE i DIME ‘ : = : A HAVE THAT\ Tae. n space in & wood. ints. . Flesh of deer. - . Street urchin. W MY POCKET?» . Indigo. o g 3 5 gnuplrned, . - By Venetian navigator. . To_earn as clear profit. : Ti-bred fellows . A filet worn about the hair. GENE BYRNES 0. Flowed slowly. . Promenaded for display. 4, Soon. . Plot, 5. To obstruct. . Positive terminal of an electric 5. Girl's name. source. 7. Boliva (abbr.). ¢. Gilded. . And not. . Complies. Safety First. . Noise. Surrender title to. ¥ lormouse. . Female bird. European d( use. o Gamot 6. Lair, . . 7. Gave medicine to. . Stannum. . Sworn to secrecy. . Doses. . Eat. . Weapon. . Triangular deposits of land at . Extreme. . A large South African antelope. m:llth of a river, . Exchange premium. . L . Fix !he‘cyes in a steady gaze. : 30 illonc line with a noose. . Impel. . . o . A small, hard seed. 50. Soil. . Title used in India by natives ad- :;- ;Zofl&:é e TR 3 T curiosity. 9 e ifm’"n' 53. Dreadful. — fl" 54. A two-masted vessel, : 55. To utter in a harsh manner. §7. Organs of vision. 56. l)eml on fabled to devour human be- ANSWER TO YESTEEDAY'S PUZZLE |57, Low islands. By . 60. Exclamation expressing mockery. | SL.MUNTLEY psE e Soviet Socialized Restaurants. ‘The Soviet Union is establishing so- clalized restaurants to supersede the “wasteful method of individual home g.” The plan has during the three years of its operation. In Moscow there is a plant with a ca- pacity for delivering 24,000 meals and another with half that capacity. Lenin- gradc has several plants with a capacity of 20,000 meals. These plants supply restaurants and, to a limited extent, private homes, but every effort is made to giet xssmu‘s:f to wp:t!on‘!’ze the restau- = / 2 £\ : ART rants. pect prices and coupon con- = 2 &] venlences are offered to families. The = A 5 2 ¥ )4 A7 . nience ed to 3 7, 7 s Y ucave DAY by ALV, if* s