Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1931, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, \\'A\SIII.\IG'R’N, D. C. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28 1931. T GocF» Y B0y, WikL YOU LEND GEE! UNCLE EDDIE, IM AS FLAT A3 A HR! (TS STRANGE WHY A MAN SHOULD MAKE SucH DUT, HY DEAR GOOFY, TS VERY h GOOFY WAS WRONG! INPORTANT ' I OWE A CERTAIN HAT HR. SWEESEY IS 12-22 L P P — “WHY DO SPINSTERS USUALLY KEEP A PARROT?" “I DUNNO, BPINSTERS BUT THAT'S PROBABLY ONE REASON THEY'RE LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph BASING Letter-eut and these spell sue- cess in business. tolerant OF all that and say, T\'\‘c while T A FUSS OVER A PALTRY ILL DROP over AWND SEE HOwW GOOFY IS $ (0. others do J\‘.:rnly vdge self — Ali'. 'mr:}z;t the other way ! of the Law, But Not the Spirit. Goofy Didn’t Know Mr. Sweesey. WELL, Boys, Howp You LIKE TO Come IN AND HAVE SOME CHRISTMAS CANDY No, WE THANK You, SIR, WERE NoT ALLOWED ANY MORE CANDY N ¥ NOT ANy, THANK rfi, YOOUR UNCLE Ten DoLLARS ? A YoU, MAAM, WE PROMISED OUR PARENTS GEE, | FEEL LAZY - THIS WEEK "TWEEN CHRISTMES AND NEW NEAR IS ALWANS SORT © DuLL— LOOXIE, SANDY - GUESS 'DRDDY" FEELS T SAME WAM | Do - HEN, DabOY ! ARE YOU RSLEEP? WHEAT CaxE! JOLIE Took My LAdT BuCck O GET A ["LIKE A NICE SLICE OF PLUM CAKE Boys @ FACIAL MASIAGE ' SAYING, IF I DID NoT, PAY HiN AT ONCE, HE WQULD PokE HE N THe EyE! MR.SWEESEY THE SHMALL SUM OF #10. HE PHONED ME To-Day HE'S SusT BLUPFING You, uNCLE EDDIE! FORGET rT! FORGET 17! CERTAINLY HIS WoRD ! A tAN OF HOWEVER, NOTHING WAS SAIPD THATS Al RIGHT, ANTNE — | WAS HANING & BAD DREAM, ANNWAY - TTHIS PAST NEAR HAS HAD SPOTS \N T THAT WOULD “THAT WouLd SToP You BUYING US A DOUBLE [CE-CREAM SoDA ! —— NEP- F\RST LOSY EVE CENT= | WAS DOwn AN OouT- AND, AS IF THAT WASN'T BAD ENOUVGH, THAT ACCIDENT ME = THE! N | MET TRE Ea\.v NEAR'S ALMOST OVER AND THE NEW ONE (R _HAASNT BEGUN - GIVE ANN ONE BAD DREAMS, \ GUESS -~ S Letter-out and he's hardboiled. Letter-out and the coward felt | Latter-out and apples have ‘em. , ey 4 FEDERAL SLOANE | | CLOSER | | | l Letter-out and yeu have ne 5| Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center eelumn opposite word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-sut” eeyrectly it will spell \ X / parents get out of & collegé educatien. f § & ¢ ¥ I Answer to Saturday's LETTER-OUT. 4 X WELL, MY Do6S ARE O THE COUNTGR NOW. T HoP& YOU'RE SATISFIED] R 17 08 g MO T O T TWOTTA LiFG. A MAN CAN'T BE COMFORTABLE N HIS WA HoMeE . MUTT, TAKE THose FeeT B OFF THG KITCHEN TABLG! PARDON ME., \# T TROUVGHT T WAS T Latter-out and give the meaning. I DEFINE E ullzlblul and they'll give you s whirl ' l RAPIDS X Letter-sut and apeak your pisee. ' l DECLAIM Letter-out and it's & goed way ts be pui lo "'if (Copyright, 1981 PARLOR FEINTED DESPAIR CLIMAXED CROAKED ROCKED Latter-out and if you do it you mey pet i RATTEENS ENTREAT Knows Best —But Father Resents It. \\ You LET PERKINS JOIN Us, DOC. 1S 1T BECAUSE You KNow HE CAN GIVE You TWENTY STROKES AND BEAT You 2 IT'S NO DISGRAC WHY WON'T To BE BEATEN ELL,] CONSIDER 1T A DISCRACE To BE BEATEN GY A PLAYER WIiTH SUCH ROTTEN FORM AS HE HAS / Mistakes. Native stlver currency in China. Tear, ] 1 coT uP THE EARLIES' | o GWAN' | / PUDDINHE ADS = STOCKIN' 1S ) TWICET AS BIG AS 1 BET THAT PRIMO { CARNERA GOT MOREN HIS STOCKIN' THAN ALL | OF US PUT TOGETHER! Down. Slim Mechunical repetition. Wild goat Bullding for the dead pending burial Shore. i /1 DID PRETTY GOCD, JiMmMie! — 1 GOT Q TWICET AS MUCH AS MY BROTHER. heavily D, sage in the brain t Indian fiber plant; var. Street urchin, Tibetan priests. Grammar term Rapidly Mash Feminine relative. Rapacious bird. Kind of jacket, Free, Belf, 7. Borders upon Reasoning Heat: med By GENE DYRNES 7. Spanish keeper of & jail 1 Baw Provision Of the matter in law Behold! 9. Beam Little, But Oh My! Before o Barter Bar for slackening threads in a loom Colorers. Bea bird 1. Whispers Short-napped fabric. 3. Try. 5. Unclose: poet. 7. Yale Embellishes. Drowsy. Oily: rare. Old Prench law of inheritance. 6. Cabbage. 7. Always. 5. Comfort Uncle; Spanish. Conjunction Continent (Abbr.) 7. Destroyer. Rasps Genas Byrnas § = JTHET AR WAS [REALLY A PARTY!wun OONT SEE TH' LIKES OF 1 HEAR TELL 268 BOGGS HAD A ) RIGHT HIvU CHRISTMAS | PARTY TOTHER / WAS HE THAR'. SHUCKS, , MULEY WENT HOME AWEARIN TER'S BEST HOLLY WREATH ON HIS HEAD. AN ZEBS HAD MULEYS HAT A-HANGIN' INL TH MULEY BATES WAS THAR 7 ~ WINDER EVER SINCE., forcibly prefix Despicable Close, No. 6 at dice: var. England’s 01d Broadway. Some folks deem it & shame that such ® lovely English village should possess the name of Broadway. Perhaps more [| New Yorkers seek it on that account Vgl (han if it were called by some other ) more poetic name suited to its loveliness, Hidden away in Worcestershire, it is only 90 miles from London. Like fts American namasake, Broadway virtually consists of ome street. But nothing about it is modern. There are charm- ing eottages and the Arms, ong of '8 4 snd plo-