Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1932, Page 44

MODEST MAIDENS “SOME PEOPLE'S IDEA OF FARM RELIEF IS TO VISIT THE FARMER WAND HELP HIM EAT UP HIS SURPLUS CROPS!" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph l PARRIES I | Letter-out and fix up. l 2 NOL,GIIT I | ll:.l‘l’s:;m;;r!%r”;‘nlrrow strip of 2 2 = Letter-out and use them for 3 SOLSTICE | l clothes you don't use. 3 4 STORED | | Letter-out and they don't talk 4 5 BLASTED I Jeder ndie cemauion il | 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 you find in every deck of cards. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. Letter-out and it's ghost busi-. ness. NAUGHT |G e Letter-out and a fencer does that. PARRIES REPRISAL Letter-out and silverware is that TADPOLE | O Wimaigs e l O Letter-out and he uses dynamite. l BLASTER Letter-out and he makes You GENDARME | M| & o0 Cor 1 (Copyright, 1932.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle BLOATERS g B W N g W N e r ACROSS. % DOWN. 1. To box | 1. The six in dice. 5. Braid. 2. Vote. 10. Southwestern ranch house. 3. Coral reef 14. A jot. | 4. Food allowance. 15. An insect. | 5. Introduces. 16. Go out | 6. Forfeit 17. Thicken. | 7. Consume. 18. Compound ether. 8. Pirst. 19. Roman emperor. 9. Royal seat 20. Conic section. 10, Toward the hub. £2. Hop kiln: var. 11. Woodsman's tool. 24. Printer's measure. 12, Parent 25. Learning. 13. Particle. 8. 26. The holding of office. Ordinary language. Sol. 29. Exclamation meaning to be still. 23, 31. Not: prefix. 26. Waits. gg 'Ix;némg:)en" | :; Buie among Turks; var. 37. Cubic meter. |35, Bedager T 3. Out of meat. | 30. Native of India 41. Copy of manuscript 32 g‘"f Snd blue 44 Feminine name. 5. To extend: & 45, Notlon e .2 | 36. To extend: Scotch of .. 38. Distillation from alcohol. :g Raployec. | 42. Airman. 49, Kind of coarse cloth. e P 52. Coin of Brazil. 50. Atmosphere 54. Of: French. a1 55 Dessliatera 51. Sudden check. 56. Cereal grains o Bran W oL P 8. Gulf and river in Siberia. 58, Persi . 60. Spherical body g iyl o P ately S’ o 59. Any poisonous material. 64. Marrow: obs. ‘25 :f,‘.;" gg- g’:fi in New York State 63. Language of Celts in ancient Scot- 70. Soon 5 o 71. Lady's neckplece. P o 72. Angers. 65. To cool 73. Marsh plant. ek 2 74. Fast. AT 75. To wax. A Lilliputian City. | A suburb of Berlin consists of al! ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. miniature city for miniature people. It | |15 & town built and inhabited by Lili- | putians. Everything is on a small | scale, “small houses with small rooms filled with small furniture.” The in- | habitants are mostly stage folk. They | like living together where they are not continually remarked by people of normal size. The midget citizens have | | planned their tiny homes not only for their own comfort, but to exclude per- sons of normal height. They have recently received official | recognition of their village by the post- master general. He has given author- ity for the building of a small post “glfl;re to be called Zwergstadt, or Dwarf | City. - . i Schoolboy rooters of Westminster, | England, wore top bats at a recent school athletic meet. THE EVENING :hings for show. gre, One of Those Optical Illusions. A Cloudburst Had Arrived. Tk By HOWARD FREEMAN Deadly Accuracy. By GENE BYRNES Dairy Problems. Fourth Was a Tie, The Cheerryl (‘hfl'{’b I Like the simple joys of life — work so hard _expensive. STAR, How Very AS USUAL, JOE ISNT HERE TO MEET ME. GUESS ILL HAVE A SopA JUSTYOKILLTI WASHINGTON, i3 0 CLARICE 8O EASILY! I gu‘f l‘fl | HER OFF TO SLEEP LIKE A \4 ES LAST NIGHT" - IT WAS BABY A GREAT DAY FOR ME WHEN ON 1 MET PROFESSOR WJ SPUMON| — \ | 'i) Look: T FounD AN OLD SHOE! Noul WE'LL GAT OUR FIRST UM, YOU BROKE THE STAEF To THE DIRECTION |3 FLAG AND You'LL HAVE To PAY For . YeS, IT'S SWELL OUT THERE = AND THERE ARE HORSES T© RIDE AND THERE'S FASHING AND SWIMMING AND EVERNTHING - (TS ALL TO BE A SURPRISE FOR TRIXIE - COURSE I'LL HATE To LEAVE TowN = 8UT NOU AND BILL AND DOC. LENS MUST COME OUT AND WISI\T US REAL OFTEN—' MEAL SINCE LAST WeEK! , IF NYou GO To THE COUNTRY Nou wiLL NOT BE HERE TO BRIGHTEN MY HUMBLE SHOP WITH YOUR VISITS - BY THE WAN, | JUST RECEIVED SOME GOODS FROM CHINA- | PUT THIS SMALL TRINKET AS\DE FOR You- | HOPE YOU [MUTT, T CANT HELP WEEPING! I NEVER THOUGHT THAT We AND OUR CREDIT IS | @ WOWLD S€& THE DAY WHEN ||we'D BE €eATING BoOILED SHoE sTew! (SNIFF) ¥ COURSE You RAVE bl T0 PAY FoR ANY B DAMAGE You DO THURSDAY, MAY 35, HELLO, JoEY! BUT WHATS THE MATTER ¥ YOU | OOKED SCARED | THERES VI NoW, BUT Goob Gosk! WHAT KIND OF A HAT IS THAT SHES 60T ON ? NOTHING, NOTRING AT ALL BEEN WAITING LoNG T GEE ~ WUN WEN SURE \S_A SWELL GUY = HE INSISTED THAT | TAKE THIS NECKLACE - | TRIED TO TELL HIM | DIDN'T WANT T — BUT HE KNEW WELL ENOUGH N G'RL COLLD HELP WANTING A NECKLACE AS NICE AS THiS- "DBDOY" SURE WAS THE BEST FRIENDS - | WiSH THEYD DROP IN TO WISIT US, LIKE THEY USED TO — wen-— 1 COULDN'T TAKE \T- IT'S BEAUTIFUL, BUT IT'S LOTS Too SWEWL FOR ME - HONEST - OW THE TERRACI BDLUA-;L?‘:GLWITH COLOR IT IS AN EXOTIC GEM IN A RUSTIC SETTING - BUT WE'RE BRoKkE JEFF, WHAT'S THAT W YoUR HP-Pocket? RS A\ S FROGSKINS T WAS SAVING FOR. A RAMY DAY, CUCRYTHI onN N'G', GET Two THE MENU FRoM T'LL SERVE 7| (THes sTewl| ¢ /1 You CAN'T CALL THAT /| ACCURACY. You WIT THE “"| DIRECTION FLAG 1o THE SIXTEENTHA HOLE AND WE ARE PLAYING THE SEVENTH HOLE /Do You MEAN To WY on! THIS BOTTLE OF FROM MR.GUERNSEY WHAT'S TH' \/ CHARGE , SHERIFF 7 I JUS' BOUGHT CREAM THE MILkMAN ! UFFIN / HE CHARGED ME, THREL TIMES AS MUCH FOR. IT-AS HE WOULD FOR A GREAT THE COWS CHARGE HiM THREE TIMES AS MUCH OM ACCOUNT OF ITS HARDER TO SIT ON THEM LI NOW, JEST TELL TH' COURT IN YOUR. OWN WORDS WHAT KIND OF CARRYING-ONS