Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1933, Page 20

B—6 ; THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY. JANUARY 21, 1933. MODERN MAIDENS HAS ENGAGED THE WELL KNOWN OsTECTIVE — *MoOCH* MaHoNEY TO FATHOM THE SAPLINGS HAVE A YES —AND> THE DINBSHAMS HavE | [ | | | WiSK WE AAD Somz oF Tiose NEW ELECTRic TOASTER A NEW ELECTRIC EGG-BEATER um'sm;:‘iu“y‘“ They'rs SurE. AN ELECTRIC. GARBAGE CAN — FITTED W(TH A SLOW MSTioN PADDLE] “THAT KEEPS THE CONTENTS FRom FREEZING WKEN You PUT T OUT OF A WINTER NISHT “JOSIE NEVER BLUSHES AT RISQUE STORIES!” “THAT'S BECAUSE SHE NEVER GETS THEIR MEANINGS.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. [i% own.sanov. vou must : WHY, SANDY AND | HAVE ' AND SANDY- NO MATTER - i PULL THROUGH- YOU' VE i BEEN TO-GETHER, ALMOST . A 7 y WHAT HAPPENS, | SWEAR JUST GOT TO BEAT IT, ffl)] FROM THE FIRST- HE WAS i i TLL SQUARE THIS " o Letter-Out and its a roush way | SANDY- YOU CAN'T SEE JUST A LITTLE PUPPY, TIMES- BUT HAVIN' YOU ¢ = YOU CAN COUNT BERATING ME, AND YOU CAN'T WHEN | FOUND HIM IN THE HAS MADE THE BAD A ON ME- BUT, SANDY- MOVE. BUT YOU CAN HEAR ALLEV THAT DAY. BACK OF ] TIMES EASIER AND THE ¢ FIGHT NOW, AS YOU L.eu]eéuout u&fl avold this if you | ME, MAYBE- AND YOU MRS BOTTLE'S STORE~ I GOOD TIMES BETTER= y NEVER FOUGHT BEFORE- PARODIES Wauldsusoson: | KNOW HOW MUCH | GEE, THAT WAS A LONG 1t CAN'T LOSE YOU, SANDY- CARE. SANDY- YOU'VE i TIME AGO- } I CAN'T- | CAN'T GOT TO LIVE- f Srsrg SOLACED | Letter-Out and it's shut. PERTANTHS I Letter-Out for the actor. SPADES Letter-Out and you're on the “shelf.” 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 Word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell what we need with a room. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. Letter-Out and travelers want STAGER IG l R IREP‘L‘L I U I Letter-Out l;;;;‘"dl alr, ENTITLE — (| |V E 1l 111 BRI G g 7 THIS 1S A SOFT JOB-AND YET e \ 2 >\ I,\ i/ I I I Letter-Out for an {irritation. IMPORTANT. I 60TTA WAVE TH'S = =/ il ,rfl / / 1 2 NETTLE 3 RED FLAG To WARN PeoPLe OF 4 / h ’%’//.’ 5 ———-—-—fiT_k— THE DANGER, THEY'REG ABoUT ME LAST AIGHT _\ulm Miss \f out of his notes. / CORONERS | S | s // b CR : = \'e) ‘// READY TO BLAST Aow SCHULTZ . CORNEA' | HE ] it ’Ifl | (Copyright. 1932) / Daily Cross-Word Puzzle . = RS s | € ' \N \ e ’;l [TTFiT] g 1 ZSGN | A S N PLUSHBOTTOM, E woRWHK:JNmeo Yl \ Z TO SEE THIS LITTLE I DO WITH YOUR ot KID CRYIN' BECAUSE SHAVING BRUSH? | T, COULD SWEAR LORD : : HIS HOBBY HORSE 2l ' & DIDN'T HAVE NO TAIL WOULDJAT 1. With little delay. 5. Recorded debt. . Keen. X g’l’ephmt'sutuak, . g'lhe sal;xed.tmnm . vorce city. . Close of y: . . Astringent, . Part of the skeleton, CLYDE BEATTY . General direction. . Smoothed. s YOU i 1 WOULD! IF . Greedy. . Austrian province, 's CE'E,TA‘NY A BRAVE ;- THERE WERE NO . Show displeasure at. 10. Stuffed. FELLER! HE WALKS RIGHT 2. Condition or quallfy out of the |11, Founder of & Jewish tribe. ¢ \.IO:&RS ordinary. . Single g. TWENY NINE . OR T\GE! 24. Anon. 3. Organization. v . P LN S . Anclent kingdom. . Incline the head. . TIGERS 'N' LIONS! ’ 'NNA CAGE ! 27. Plait. 3. Indian princess. \ . Singular. . Sweet alcoholic drink. 8 , 36. Tarries, 5 lemk. . Prickly seed coverlndf. 29. Fat . One who makes a display of learn- ng. . Salutation. 3 . That which may be cured® . Spirited horse. . Contend. . Exclamation of contempt. . Highest point. . Perform with diligence. 45. Rope dancer's pole. iting instruments. easure. 6. One of the great races of humanity. . Small wig. 9. Major: music. Jde . Cleansing substances. . Having ample room. 3. Thin open net silk fabric. . Pressing. . Stop. . Prohibited. 63. Dismay. 65. Persian poet. 3 . Give out. . 60. Hub of a wheel, 68. Dwell. 61, Allowance for waste. 69. Declare one's hand in pinochle. 64. To trouble, 90. Manner. —_— 1. Proofreader’s sign. BANS FASCIST TEXT BOOKS State of Sao Paulo, Brazil, Closes Foreign Language Schools. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE Ty langusge . !! I/I ’,H ;s i 1 fext "hooksfrom Tialy wieh tooruded =\ “’7" v much Pascist propagands. RSl NDh Kk Woman Tests Tea for England. EPESTHCESPOT In all of England thers % only one £