Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1931, Page 28

B—-12 THE EVENING ' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1931 ! HEFRFUL CHERUB ‘ PARDON, SIR, THERES A JEH, EDDIE, THERES A || HOW IMPATIENT THESE IV sonT St TERs T THE C FUL LOW BOUNDER AT THe BIRD AT THE DOOR BY THE || TRADESPEORLE ARE! ILL A BABOON, AL! IM FREEZING! « —————————— DOOR T SEE MR .BOWERS: NAME OF O'DUNK! HE SAYS || Go To THE pooR AND R Gar e 6 S [T meede some good |HE Says He wiLL wot HE wanTs THE MONEY FOR Al M daaele Gt oo f Y resolves this yeer [Leave ONTIL He Sees THAT NEW DRESSING ROBE || N His PLACE ! [{Just 2s Ve 2lways done . & I'm gled I never keep 5 HM— WELL TLL Go 3Peak them though— T THIS Guy I'd russ 2 lot By AT TH D00R, of fun. PoP MOMAND = WIFFING ! qecann ! The Impatient Mr. 0'Dunk. HERE WE 6OT SIX MORE LAMPS For | “THERE'S ONLY ONE WAY To BEAT THIS | |THEN, WHEN You RuB T, THE GENI\ APPEARS [-MAKE ME NEW OUTLETS Fok ALL CHRISTMAS AND NO OUTLETS FOR EM GAME. “THATS T GET A WoONDERFUL THESE CHRISTMAS LAMPS e WY \g\g@'l\)/é/ T IS DONE. 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NUTHIN Y'CANT FOOL = | USETA | Reduced to powder by heat -ALL GREEN AN N'OUGHTA SEE ME! YOUR PIANO NS 8E BUT ITS Papal vell S = OURS ! i1 hAaS K DIFFERENT NOW : 1s BLAC Arab garment of camel's hair. POIPLE KEXYS AN’ PINK — L & SINCE PINHEAD Note of the scale. e GOT THAT BOX OF el iy LEGS WITH BLUE STRIPES A, = PAINTS FOR Operatic solo. = AN’ RED SIDES WITH Cozy nook. BonCbomanmswon Cat Is a Real Sailor. Ginger is the mouse-colored cat of L34 the cross-Channel steamer Maid of Or- | O. L.HUNTLEY leans. She was born ashore, but since she left her mother’s care she has never | put her feet on land. The French regu- / lations are very strict that any cat com- 3 3 2 3 ' ¢ ing into port from a foreign country b L R g . P must go into quarantine for some weeks. : )& 2 ; At first it seemed that Ginger would| Pa Wins the have to be interned for a long while after each voyage from England. But | correspondence passed between the au- thorities and a solution was found Ginger might be admitted into Bou- logne so long as she was never allowed to put paw to ground either in England or in France. Since then Ginger has !iraveled over 50000 miles, and the whole of her time been passed on the water, L | ANSWER TO YESTERDAY' PUZZLE.