Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1933, Page 19

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,. D.. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1933.- The (,h(‘f‘!‘f'ni éher\{b The. friend who speaks of friendshigs claims Will soon become 2 tngh-. - When Triendship makes - demands, sl'u., Tt isnt Friendship WE'LL PRETEND TO GO RIGHT AHEAD WITH THE SUITS — PERHAPS FINIS MSGINIS WILL &IVE US F26000 TO - THE MEW @LYMPIA GANDY $Tore - oo i | CANT Do ANY MORE Anp PATRIOTIC EATING TONIGAT NORMAN ANTHONY s NEITRER CAN |. LETS Go SEE IF THE DRUGGIS HAS A SIGN, " EAT MORE DiGESTIVE TABLETS | Joe and Vi ‘ = N HIS WINDow Do Their 03870 A P, 43 Ngpt Tt it ¢-BFal “WHY, EVA! I DIDN'T KNOW YOU COULD SKATE!” LETTER-OUT o FALLS 755 \°V'8m~ s yz “harles H. Joseph. SANDY?Q WHY, HE WENT OUT ABOUT TEN MINUTES AGO- | SUPPOSED HE WENT TO THE STORE TO MEET YOU, AS USUAL- HASN'T MET HELLO ME=- OH, WELL; MRS. MAYBE MRS. FUTILE % FUTILE- KEPT HIM HOME, FOR SOME REASON- MISSED, ALL RIGHT- CAN HE HAVE GONE? WELL, YOU- HE'LL BUT HE'S NEVER ULL JUST GO BACK TO TH' BE BACK, FAILED TO MEET STORE- HE MIGHT BE IN A LITTLE ME, BEFORE- I'LL WAITIN' THERE FOR ME= WHILE=- JUST GO OUT AN’ 1 ' WHISTLE A ERE SANDY: HERE SANDY! COUPLE ©' TIMES=- e AR OH, HE YES- 1| S'POSE LEAPIN' LIZARDS! rHAT'S PROBABLY EVERYTHING'S FUNNY= WHERE ON EARTH WHERE'S SANDY? a politician rare- ed a good GRAV Remove cne letter from each word end rearrange to spell the word called | for in the lsst column. Print the letter in center column.opposite the word | Here, Sandy, you have removed it from. If you have “Icttered-out” correctly § will spell an | Here, Sandy! w imperfect job. | 3 Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. Lettor-Out and it refers to lines. T | LINEAR t and it's not strength. MILDNESS l L l Letter-Out and find it on & gen- IT AT THAT T'M JEALOUS, JEFF, BOT IT'S SICKENING THE WAY MY WiFe SITS BY THE RADIO AND LISTENS TD THAT SAP CROON! we'LL DRoP IN. (ven-ntm) MAKE A ConTivuous HoLLow' SOUND, AS CATTLE ™ PAIN; BELLow™ eal's uniform | BRAID | L Letter-Out and it's not brightness. I , DIMNESS Letter-Out for a Chinese plant. | S | RAMIE RIBALD 17 SHe's CuUReD! MILDNESS ARMIES (Copyright, 1933.) Webster Says. HA! SO MY SUSPICIONS WERE NOT UNFOUNDED— THERE HE GOES TRYING TO MAKE HIS ESCAPE ON THE FIRST TRAIN MY WORD! ‘IF I'D WAITED TO CROSS THE TRACKS THIS TRAIN WOULDN'T HAVE PULLED OUT FOR TWO HOURS. BY == = | W/ILLARD | Lord Plushbottom Just Carries Across. 5. Cooled. . Commencing. . Vigilant. . To partition. 7. Injury. . Eyeglass for one eye 2 gt\;rgssmmy. . Kind of cut tobacco. . . . i gaifiv‘; . South American armadillo. . Without design. . At this moment. . Before. ‘Tricks: archaic. . One who follows the line of least resistance. . FaIrow. . Breech part of an old type of fire- | arm. . Civil wrongs. . Sorcerers. . Employers. . Nothing. . Light boat. . Wily . Musical players. 5. The white race 7. Participants B 1 instruments. recovery; slang. . Shepherd’s pipe or flageolet. | 14. Funeral songs, | 21. Dish of cut meat stewed in gravy. | | 24. Built. 6. Platform about the head of the principal mast of vessels. Aquatic_birds. Resound. 2. Owing. Position. . Chapes of sword scabbards 7. European carnivore. . An ear shell. . Regular course of action. . Oppress: obs. . Earner. . Those who influence others by in- ducements. . Peelers. 9. Wiser. . Lighted again. . _Story. . Hindu god. . Kernel. . Animal doctor; collog. Ship Has Landing Field. Equipped with its own landing field the Swedish cruiser Gotland, now under construction, will be an interesting ex- periment in sea warfare. The landing field astern will be a wide, heavy strip of canvas which will pick up seaplanes traveling at full speed. The planes will run up on the outer end of the strip | which will rest on crosswise pontoons. Then the planes, with folded wings, will be hauled up the canvas incline to ‘e alr even against a contrary | Hotel Guests Save Birds, During & violent hallstorm st Rutl, | 1 Wwitseriand, 200 birds sought refuge | I it beech near & hotel. As the o the storm increased the birds Alen Lo the ground and more than 100 were killed. “The guests of the hotel went out in & body and gathered Up the survivors, which, af Passed the night tn one of Tooms, werb perfectly fit again and were sent on their way rejoleing. Difference. 7 OUR CAT CHASED & poa HOME THIS MORNING! THAT CAT CAN LUICK ANY DOG IN THiS NEIGHBORROOD ! HEY SATES WAS JEST BT BY A RATTLE SNAKE | 13 € LuunTeY T THE DOCTOR BoOOK AND SEE THAT REMINDS ME OF A GOOD JOKE' WHATS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A GONINA TELL VUH .. WE LIGHTS ON ITS FEEY ANNA MATCH LIGHTS ON TS

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