Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1931, Page 37

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1931 \E ! e . i . (HELP! HELP! I canT %pomsouum e 2 WIONDER T QLY. WD MO STOP IT! TuRN IT 3 MILES OFF (( ; B STOP ME! HELP ' THE FRENCH v ? > HAS LEFT : : p— Doy Grey 3 s 1 EIGHT MiLes IN THE REAR MEGNS 1S WILD WITH Joy'! WHY I\ BLAZES . Do THEY HAVE To RUSH “THESE NEWS REELS THRoUGH S0 FAST BOSS—"MISS QUE, NOON TO 1 O'CLOCK IS THE USUAL LUNCH | HOUR, BUT WHEN WOULD YOU RATHER GO?” “FROM 1 TO 3.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph ME TWL : ~ T A 7 C\KE THAT= Tetier-out and reporters hate WT SOON HANDICAP 1S~ % PLACE. TO. YWY \ e < IT ANT STOPPED. : Tl LUCKN Letter-out and smother your ¢ y2 0 fi:,':?flg%; ; ] NOTHIN' WRONG, COMPOSED | | RESPIRES | | REGALED | | = |3 Lettér-out and everybody's satis- fied. Letter-out and you have ground to spare. CREAKS Letter-out _and he still hunts for old gold. TRAIPSE Remocve one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell ‘what the farmer’s daughter does to this very day. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. CASTLE C Teiter-out and s certainly ’ 3 N il He LOST AT . L) | Twewty SWATHE | M| @ g coms s e : L 1 2 . ! 3 REGION | | Letter-out and it you fall out of : ! JO THReE 4 5 an airship that's what you'll be. GONER Letter-out and run on them. SPRITE ' |'P e Letter-out and it's the talk of S the world. ESCAPE ssersid [ o (Cobyright, 1931) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Ead of 2 e R e HEHENRRE S HBEFRE Friendship. ARSI LAt LT e e SELESS Wiyl s, . v I B Y B, e GoLw ? ¢ ""‘?z THIS GAME L LA Fiven < A ; g N i FREEMAN By H HOWARD/ The Kid of the . Paciy. 8. Bars legally. . il o, . Waste & landowner’s property. 9. Net. 5 oo THAT 'mn”ox mzfmon. . iyst;m gt weights, A KNOwW! T CANT b N . Egyptian god. . Hastened. STAND LUP LONG ISNT TS . Natural realist. . Church government by bisho] K . Values. ; Spagieh oo, . ™ rovan o i ‘ THE ST . Diss 1‘:”'1“““?‘ sarcasm, - Pomsedsions. ? COME UP AN . s written in music. 8. Constellation. » . Roman dates. 23: Oriental guitar. P L Y Mk Crie . Stem. . Profound impression. T . Assessment. 26. Apportions. . Japanese coin. 27. Instant. . Measures of distanc:. . English novelist. . Apparitions. . Mediterranean island. Birds. . cles. 3 3 . Membranous fold. . Spanish gentleman, . Refrigerator. . Teach. . Manacles. . Comforted. . Cuckoo-pints. L] . Poles used in Gaelic games; Scot. 9. Desist. . Medieval chest. . Artificial language. . Craze, . Cold wind of Southern Europe; |45, Asterisk. Prench. 46. Ordered. . Marriage proclamation. . American Indian. . Handle Toughly. . Gallicism. 44. King Arthur's lance. . Wooden shoe. A A - Canos “fid 1,; m{, P;fll!pplne& ; Brazil Labor Law Unique. . Over-zzalous for freedom. According to the new labor law in WHAT { YUH CHARSE . A claim to indemnity. BATES W o rry- \ b F Bsenter o Brazil, employers are prohibited frcm tickee [ Siis FER ME ?eu'rsn HM FIFTYFIVE , )| ¢ATCHUM DOLLA . Affirms. dismissing, suspending or lowering in No tic oeT HS /) CENTS AN' MINES /\ 710" Bits! Vepord. grade, wage or salary, laborers or em- No SHiRtEE ]~ | aAUNDRY ' A DOLLAR AN . Aequatht, kb ployes for joining a labor union or for prethr A B\ TWo Birs ¢ . Displays. criticizing the employer. In cases of v . dismissal the employe or laborer shall receive an indemnity equivalent to six months’ pay. If an employe is -sus- ;p:lr:g;d’ he will ”ncdd.ve two months’ : or every ys of suspensio; . ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE | 40" emplover who dismisses an cmplni‘e By or laborer hired for life must pay an | $\L:HYNTLEY YITHI s g _rg Tfi L] |indemnity of five years' wages or salary. (-] NRIELIS leflg,;; Equal Rights Tour in Turkey. LAEL “Equality with men” is the sl:gan of OlA| 8 party'of Turkish women who will tour Turkey. “gnum ;1131& the right to 80 unveiled an of Wfln. R i~ municipal elections, the milltant pro gesslvea are aroused by the refusal of M e government to give them the right to vote in a general n. expeditions. will start from Constant nople and Smyrna to deliver 3 1931 MY TRIBUNE L INC. modern feminine. progress -also- will- be stirred up. w