Evening Star Newspaper, February 29, 1932, Page 36

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1932. [~ AS 1 LWWE AND BREATHE! AN IMPORTED CAR, AND EDDIE BOWERS IN A FUR LINED OVERGCOAT — A SiLx HAT — A GOLD HEADED CANE — AND A CHAUFFEUR ! AM I DREAMING ? EDDIE! You DEARr Boy' HOw WE HAvE MISSED You — My' my' HOwW NICE You Loox ' Ar' THERE, FoLks YOU CANT Keep A I'M PRETTY NEAR AS Goob AT TUS | |AND WHEN SHowiNG OFF | ThATS TRE WAY 1o IT To0 AS A LOCOMOTIVE FIREMAN MAKES ME FEEL, Nfln"A’T )lt:a‘!‘ [ Without a Witness. ~\N S S & A DAD. YOU'D BETTER WEAR YOUR RUBBERS. YOU KNOW “HERE, YOUR INSURANCE HAS LAPSED. LETTER-OUT 1 THINK MBNBE HES HELLO, EVERYBO — MEE HEAR WARBUCKS BROUGHNT MRS, NA&BUCKz:, HA “J COMING NOW - TRIXE TO SR SURPRISED, EM? | THOUGHT R NOU'D BE - NEP— WE WERE s:uws LIKE MRARRIED THIS AFTERNOON - By Charles H. Joseph. tter-out and they are infant GIBBS Fotetiton. SOME ONE 1S WITH HIM - Letter-out and we're sorry. REGISTER Letter-out and use them on your table. SHIELDS Letter-out and it's rather roush PLUMBING traveling. Letter-out_and we sometimes save MIRACLES & down-and-outer that way. D1 B WN e U1 B W N e Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite the word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell what keeps fish alive. Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. FRESCO f THAT'S AT IMPORTANT. BUT SHe's MY nigce 7| SHe's A RiCH GIRL- |§ AND snee Looks AND SHG Doesn'T A Lk -T NEveR sAw MutT? Have T ‘_“‘: by HeR eTHeRr! LIKE ANYTHING! I CAN'T MARRY CLARA=|/WHATTA You THAT'S TAKING Too BIS KCKING | SHe Loox A CHANCG. T Have ? E NEVER SEemn Hew. ABouLs T S( LAEE, MR I F Letter-out and find them fn apnles. CORES L l Letter-out and it's cast again. RECAST ' O Letter-out and find them st horse Taces. l TIMERS SCARLET MORTISE SEMINAR Letter-out and they are under- A I ground workers. MINERS, DA b W e DT W N Latter-ogt and at your meals DEPARTS you ..io i with sour butter. - (Copyrisht, 1932, BUD FISHER Daily Cross-Word Puzzle || . . It All (FIrrrPeE PP P) | R SERENE B W b bl b ] ] BEESENR 1 CAN'T HIT A BALL WITA HEAR THOSE MAGPRIES ! WE WERE NOT GOSSIPING. AR TR e o 7| You WOMEN TALKING. / Z W) WE WERE TALKING %g‘%‘r WOMEN:FIND To GAG 7 % A 4 THAT MARVELOUS 30+FooT AGOUT INCESSANTLY 7 \ FUTT You SANK ON THe oy TEY TAINK A 200t ronGse SCANDAL You WouLp PLAY | V) LAST ROLE Me, LAOIRS IS A _120-ACRE FORUM FOR GETTER GoLF // -l Gossie — 2~ (4 . % ¥ Y. > ¥ A FREEMAN That's Different. ¥ Across. ; o m‘l;n dess. 1. Manual of elementary instruction. . Oy R— 7. Ancient goblets. $ Eind of pe. 14. Suite. 8. Rambles ANNT 16. Fabled siren. 9. Melody. AINT IT 15 Greaiier ™ 1. Bopoame AWbBIARIC 10. Indian weight. o pny." WUNNAEUL, AN IF A FELLER ; vete. % 2 JIMMIE ? / . NmmmEs Bl WERE. LWIN HAD THE TIME,HE gg HAndh:overlnl; var. g: Clique. COULD THINIKK OF 25. Gaels. 27, King Arthur's lance. i i 27. Advice; archaic. 29, Smokes. OTHER 28. Saltpeter. 31. Merrily. 8 WUNNAFUL 30. Female deer. 33. Mother of mankind. o \ 31, Anything lost: slang 35. River in Jugoslavia. GENE BYRNES THINGS TOO! 32. South American monkey. 37. Custodians of arms. 34. Absentees from duty. 39 Document case. 36. Character in “Uncle Tom's Cabin.” | 40. Continent. o 38. Downward bend in timber. 41. Part of “to be.” - me to 39. Peddlers. 42. Great lake canal: collog. i 43. Modifies. 44, A fox. = Think of It. 8. Tibetan monks. 45. Literary supervisors. 9. Masculine name. 46. Opposite. 1. Sing in Tyrolese manner. 47. Sloped. 52. Units. 48. Humblest. 63. Lodges. 50. Genus of leng-legged bugs. 85. Prima donna 53. Rougher. 86. Armed conflict 54. Sleighs. Sl.l Wooden hockey ball: var. 7. 3 IMember of a fraternal organization. | 59. Hawaiian beverage. & Drotent, & Povil past . Incident. N e A . 63. Coastal city. i WAL, MAKIN BATES' THAR YUH 85 Withdrawer. | > HERE PO = \A?EA"\'- NO“JUM = % 66. Contrary | Cow on Wild Adventure. & Sal-cosm FooNGUe EeRe i