Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1932, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. V WELL, THER TWo CARD. SHARAT 1S TAKIN Yoo \ € \FRI&ND L€ GRANT Took ' " & ::;{bo:/m: ? u(::biu. PICK HIM CLeAw — HIKE o0 Two . HET SUCH A SAP! PLAYIN A TEN-DolLAR Ta HoUSAND LirteT! By Pop MOMAND “It's the Limit,” Says Al ON, JOE, YoURE JUST IN TIME To HEAR THE LINGLEUM LAUGH BoOYS. ) WELL -~ THEY WERE FUNNY “THEYRE ON EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING o ol oo LETS HAVE ‘EM. FOR |5 MINUTES | CouLb USE ) Laughs With You— Maybe. 3 Y0 b P 4s Raris Rt I GET MARRIED LIFE WILL BE ONE LONG SONG.” “WHEN “OH, ITT MAY NOT BE AS BAD AS THA..” SAN, DADDY '~ YOU KNOW HOW COMBINE SusiNEss AND NOW, IF | HAD GO, \'D GO RE, EW ANNIE UNDERSTANDS - BUT CRAZY TO GO ON THAT NACHT PLEASU! _—_ 2 | THOUGHT OF FAST- PLANES - FLN DAY AND POOR TRIXIE- IT'S NO US By Charles H. Joseph TRIP TRIXIE 1S = AND You SAN THAT, BUT IT WON'T waRKPNow NIGHT= I'D EITHER BE THERE TRNING TO EXPLAIN VT 7°EHER- ) s NOU QUGHT TO GO TO i JHERE IS WHERE WE ARE AND IN FOUR. OR FIVE DaNS, OR ''D NETHER. OF THEM CAN SINGAPORE — WwN NOT TAKE HERE 1S SINGAPORE - EVEN WITH NEVER. GET THERE AT ALL— REALIZE WHAT \'T MIGAT B8 | Tetter-out and il persons have THE SACHT TRIP AFTER ALL THE NACHT AT FULL SPEED AND Jou SEE FLYING ACROSS THe LIKE OUT them - AND ALL OF_US GO TO WITH PERFECT WEATHER, IT PACIFIC ISN'T SO SURE-FIRE SINGAPORE? TRIXIED GET HER WOULLD TAKE OVER A MOnTH | AS \T MIGHT B& - \T'C BE NO Totterout and bush 5 | BOXT-RipE AND NOU Couro JO GET THERE - THAT WOULD | TRIP FOR. MOL OR TRIXIE- I'D 1T, BUT IT WOULD BE NO I Bontifke wo'Sen theme ™ ("TEND o Your —— —————\__ S€ OO LATE — HAVE TO GO ALONE = BUT \'M PLACE FOR WOMMN — BUSINESS - \GEE- \T A GOING TO TRY TO HANDLE : , Letter-out and it's cleaned. x A\ L%T‘EN‘P*“ ‘ VT FROM HERE - REALIZE - [ RESISTED TENSOR INDORSE MORTISE | Frisiei”ot A popeg, o> hesd- Letter-out and you'll find them SPATTERS I where there is f00d and diink. Remove one letter trom each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite word you you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it spells 8 body of soldiers. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. 7 ] Mow, Lemme sae, (TS A 1T REQUIRES SOMETHING THAT'S ™e IDeA. ™IS BURG 1 [GI{TEXS | H , Letter out and it's a shine. ‘°°6 IDEA 1® T WORKS~ LUELY To MAKE T REAR NEEDS A GooD BROADWAY BROADWAY GOSSIP - “WHY Doek GLISTEN AND 1T'LL WoRk. THIS UP AND TAKE NOTICE- Pommeida ity tarmaeiia THE 1CEMAN STILL CALL 0h§ MRS L N I Letter-out and they're stingers. TOWN NEEDL SOME WHER PeoPLe AIN'T GoT LATEST SCANDAL- GUERYBODY'S GINBATTLE WHEN MR. GINBATTLE ENTITLES | ' NETTLES -METROPOLITAN ANYTHING TO TALK ABoUT- SECRETS AND RUIN HOME BOUGHT AN ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. Tetter-out and 103 & proteciion. s \ JoURNAUSM: THeY TALK ABOUT > uee! LAST MonTHZ™ HA-HA-HA: RUDENESS | D | : ENSURES ‘ooum\.' THAT'S THe sTUPF! URAN(JFS l E , }fr‘l'::..w‘ (A}n&(;h;;;xnuu suf- . S Letter-out and it's better than THRUST | S | “¥™ Ruem (Copyright. '1032.) \ QN /| WRAT DO You MEAN By ', // , /9 F You DO, YoU 21 7 SHOUTING LIKE TRAT WHEN ///7/7///////// 7, ‘lflo:f KNOW WRICH //////////// I'M PUTTING ? IF You ) | "eLus 1o use Do T AGAIN, V'LL Q. TAKE A cLuB out OF MY BAG AND SPANK You ! — FREEMAN He'd Be on . Frightened. . Loose-fitting outergarments. | 10. Arabian ;Jeevg‘leu garments. . Afraid_(Scoteh). - | Salt of Arabic acid. MY wewrcH 1S Sacred city of India. n 4 Z > TURN ON | 14. Most trite s‘O'PED, 2 g , 3 THE RADIO . Traveling bag with hinged bottom. MOoM! I DONT : | 24. Captious or fallacious ressoner. ‘ AND SEE IF 26, Medicinal herb, REG KNOW WHAT ; / YOU CAN GET Female relative. FIME 1T 1S ! b 2 | THE CORRECT . City in Kansas. Rest, D . Salt lake ir. Russia ] 33. Peru cotn. Ffl‘ . Street ‘:mm, = .L‘rge lake between Bolivia and s . Pigeon coopa. eru v . Detested. Testifies e | Most healthy in mind 37. Comroding agent. GENE ByRNES Principal stone in a foundation. . Fare . Portray. 40. Learned . Tree of the genus Geissols. . Invigorate Expunge. . Most profound Period. . Made small depressions in. An Melancholy (obs.) . Wait upon U . Station. . Ship of the desert, Ilpluunt . Chinese | 51. Cleansing agent. T Bulrush of Southwestern United | 52. Principal garment of Hindu women. ime, States. Before (prefl . Alleged forces . Bcotch c 777 Indians of Western New York. = = = ST - Immerse . : 5 = Town accessible to sea-going ves- Graveyard of Giant Reptiles. > 5“‘“ a sels | The finds of dinosaurian and other % =7 l}—:\fli1 of love. prthm(orl; reptilian mnnlm.] \;‘gm- te ered in the Dinosaur National onu- T \v.; glnzm-ms ment, )I]n the norg:ut;rnup-':d % BAND PRACTICE OM, G 6\57\‘“;\55\;64;\& %f;‘!gém Soake: i ave never e 1 8 R . Nutriment. any \h(‘r‘!pn?xt E)I( thenwurulg in num- ITONIGHT, &N L KNDAO s PRACTICE N, OR MOVE Down. |ber or scientific interest. A great THOUGHT YUHD LIKE T . THEM DURN TROMBONES Discolored varlety of material has been taken SEE PA PIFFLE DO Cotton fabric. | trom ‘this fossil field, which was dis- ’ BASS DRUM FER n BACK - Excludes. | covered in 1905 by Prof. E. B. Douglass ALL 1L GIVE Malay-Negrito of Luzon. of the Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh, 5 TWO HOOTS. 2 i e T Be carried and who explored the place year after ¢ e % A R ] t Tesin vear until the work was taken up by g Al = the Samithanian x‘xbs‘;i‘;%mn. d:n?;i - ANSWER TO YESTERDAY' PUZZLE. | 8cther more than 400,000 poun material, including bones and matrix, have bein taken from the quufl‘. and . .19 B ma; letons, sor i | pathotisieons, some, of whick e |6 L uuNTLeY The most remarkable prize secured was | the complete skeleton of the largest ‘irom.ouurus known to science—"The patosauros Loulsae,” as it has been “ named in honor of Mrs. Andrew Car- Pa Has Quite =l o i Rl O AT N |t et e s » 2 Hetine— ‘l :?tyh ;‘;}F&:nu‘ ;?,fcgo&‘gfi.i":;‘}:fl.fl: . .y \ Y —_— pital collection boxes and the ‘ront door St / ey.” - . . —