Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1932, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY O COME BACK NOF SOUTH 1 'H LAST 1.5 YEAR. THEY VEAR!" l LETTER-OUT The CHEERFUL CHERUB, o . Its Futile to strive in, » selfcentred way A persoml ghdners to win — The heart must be to let love out Or joy ewn never come in. By Pop MOMAND J A Button Comes Off at the Wrong Moment Al Takes How THINGS Bino for a ARE GOING Walk. BACK HOME ! SAY ALL YoU WANT, BUT WOMEN ARE STILL DEPENDENT UPoN MEN, VOTE OR No YOTE [~ — — \/{ OH —IS TRAT So! e e ON TH' LEVEL ? You MEAN To SAY UNCLE EDDIE HAS REALLY GONE YEP I GoT A LETTER THIS HORNING SAYWGE HE HAD A JOB FOR THE NEXT \'/E.S S\REE ! THE oL BOYS GONE To WORK ! HA! HA! CAN YoU BeAT LEAVE EDDIE TH GO TO TAWE HIn CITY of WASHINGTON, WHERE HE 1S WORKING oUT A FORTY - EIGHT - DoLLAaRr BOARD BILL, AND SEE THERE IS No REAL EQUALITY or THe SEXES! DIDNT GET His I \ 1T GeT Bino READY, NAP To-Day ALL RIGHT — | WILL SEW (TON MYSELF, TUREAD A NEEDLE FoR ME, WILLYou @ YEAH? 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(5 £'D BeTTER TELL HER RELLI = R~ SHe c 2 e TRILLS 1 ReSPONSIBLG FOR MY 5! LWE WITHOUT HeR - SHe (S HERIBY DAY X sl MYSELE. T can FIB Letter-ont and they are office men. U : \ THE WORLD- SUN- MOOR) AND RATHER HAVE He et 3 SLACKER | AI CLERKS 3 \ STARS TO ME. sHa ALL THG EARTH'S [ AN You R —— afld > IS MY GVERYTHING ! W:’g"“&" TELL : etter-out_and we 1ke 1o get It R T Lova 4 SUBORN l l i 4 F : - BONUS 5 TABLETS | S | S . @ By MUT T wAS Copvrient, 1932 BUD FISHER| QUICKER, MUCH QUICKGR. Love Sends ZIACT LT Its Message. /% oL |__“’3, e ; e, (lRowiooRvol s/ il veey | | Taats 10 6 s % '™ V) 'M SHAKING WITA The FsTee C- YOUR LONG | EXPECTED AFfsrz,t HE OLD Tie - Toe FEAR TRAT BILL SMITA ) N SLEEC D N7 HIBERNATING — PINS, PHY: HAD SOME MORE SAND rl 2 Ys \“1 For TeN DAYS EA? SICALLY TRAPS BUILT WAILE L OUG e s F - 7 WAS SLEEPING [ | By HOWARD pitiiigsd | FREEMAN Shaky. ACROSS, 7 Terms during which presidents hold 1 Rouses office. 6 Miarner of walking 8 Peculiar; comb. form. 10 Beyond CAUSE |F HE RADN' OF ] DISCOVERED WASNT LUCKY! T, ID A GOT A bes upon which silk is wound. | . Zealand owl OF FOOD AN’ WATER 1 was Lucky! FAILURE t | ent of a circle. | of history. | WHEN ALL OF A IN MY DOGGRIFY SUDDEN HE DISCOVERED / AMERICA! ! i == coLumeus wAs\ ON THE WATER FOR . NINETY DAYS AN HRE WAS ALL OU1 25 Lu 29 Ethereal fluid said to run in veins of | 31 Fowl the gods. | 33 Sign designating the keynote; East- 32 Biz | ern_church music. Scund Sandarac tree Egyptian goddess. Wine vessel. Agreed. v was given. | 40 Small bird 44 Lazy fellows. 45 Belief. | 46 Beverage 47 Sets of two. | 48 Boredom. 44 Fruit of the oak. | 51 wise inseet. 53 Scheme. | 54 Solitary. 3 AQq T | 55 Piece of baked olay. Select p 56 Entrance. 65 Transgresses 57 Network Thanks to Columbus. J” “owov, miss . weY, THIS IS A FIRST b e ( MULEY BATES SOLD ME | A COPY OF TH SWISS \ FAMILY ROBINSON FER SIX% ) 66 Cozy nook. 58 Belgian river. SALLY, ME AN PA CERTAINLY - EDITION BRET HARTE 67 Hinder b ~— COME OVER TO SEE | comME RIGHT, AUTOGRAPHED &Y THE Y Po X0 DO Automobiles Are Barred. IE YUH HAD ANOTHERA AUTHOR _IT'S SAID TO BE h " HIT'S AUTOGRAPRED ! 1 Pace BOOK NUH COULD RTH SEVERAL NOTHIN SIESHANMNITS B0 2 Rend | The presence of automobiles in the N s e e BN TH' WHULL DRDGUMMED | 3 Preposition, vicinity of the transatlantie radio tele- ES = ) 3 Lgfl& RS EAMILY ! — 2 ;:rdx;.::.wmn phone stations interferes with the deli- > cate instruments and makes reception | dimcult, so that all automobiles are ANSWER ES AY’ PUZZLE. banned from the grounds and deliveries ANSWER (X0EESTERDAT D are made by horse-drawn vehigjes. This 6 Domestic fowls. e | appiles to all cars except those conncet. 8y RUBHEISCH | ed with the station, which are shielde O LM | (o i i Drevent i nier: |8 L HUNTLEY CioTSHAU [QIA] | ference: WIN TIIRA = 5 i | Furrow to Stop Fires. The Literati. For the purpose of heading off forest fires, a piece of mechanism has recently | appeared which is reported to be ef- fective. It is a powerful factor with a wide plow fixed in front. The plow is !used for constructing fire lines to pre- vent the spread of forest fires. It can make a furrow 15 inches wide and will throw out the dirt 16 inches on either side, making a fire line almost four feet | wide.” It will accomplish in one hourl work that would keep 10 mén busy for 'a whole dag,