Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1933, Page 34

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1933. The Cheerfyl Cherub COMB RIGHT +E'S MUCH 'WORSE = HES VIOLENT !¢ WEVE GoT A NICE HOME. HERE AND ALL “TRAT, BUT T AINT ENOUGH! No, sir ! You WAT<H! | HAVENT MUCK T® | OFFER You, BUT | WONT ALWAYS BE WHERE SAY—THERES A WHoLE LT OF PEOPLE WORSE OFF THAN WE T SAY — Youre T L ARE—ALWAYS REMEMBER TRAT ! o - LUCKY To HAVE A RooF OVER OUR HEADS The History of a Married Man. 8790 T2 A P AT Rights Reverved “IS HE SUCCESSFUL? WHY, HE STARTED LIFE AS AN OFFICE BOY AND HE NOW OWES MORE THAN TEN MILLION DOLLARS!” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. 7 : MOCH= i AT ons To TELL WICH-DID OBLIGER | gfela!;xr-?:;‘n:nd find it on a i~ MORNING- M WHAT DID HE HAVE T'SAYQ MAYORS | Letter-Out and a former New | York mayor does that. Letter-Out and he gave her a contemptuous glance. REVELED | striking metal. GLANCES | ' Letter-Out for the nolse when GRAY CLUSTERING | I Letter-Out and he's talking. 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 they are prisoner’s shackles. Listen and You Shall Hear. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. INTRODUCES | S | B0 0 N ™ Letter-Out and use it for hold- ing a saddle SURCINGLE ' U I Letter-Out for an Indian tribe. OSAGES D Letter-Out and the villain is al- l I ways that_way. SINISTER OLEANDERS | S | oo CLUSTERING | T €FF THesc ARE THE DAYS WHeEA oNE MUST PRACTISE THRIFT. Do You THINK THESE z SHOGS ARE WoRTH > GASEOUS DISINTERS (Copyright, 1933.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle A Job for the Shoemaker. WELL, A ALLIGATOR. BUT I WARN YOU, LORD PLUSHBOTTOM, Ofl I'M DREADFULLY 0 5 SORRY IT HAPPENED, MULLINS, BUT IF YOU KICK UP A SCENE MY FIANCEE,MISS SCHMALTZ, FIANCEE , OR WILL BE FURIOUS~ NO FIANCEE YOU BY AND I WILL HAVE | TO DENY YOUR | ; WILLARD ALLEGATIONS - l,fl !H" . NOTHIN'= ONLY SOMEBODY HAD MRS.PRATT OUT IN MY CAR AND OIDN'T DO THE FENDERS ANY GOOD WHEN THEY GOT EXCITED AND RUN INTO A TRUCK WITH IT. I AIN'T THE KIND TO STIR UP NO ANIMOSITY OR HARD FEELIN'S BY MENTIONIN' HIS NAME- BUT IF HE DON'T PAY FOR HAVIN' - THEM FENDERS FIXED T'M GONNA BLACK UP HIS OTHER EYE!! WHAT IN THE WORLD 15 ALL THIS RUMPUS ABOUT ANYWAY? Putting It Down in Black and White. . Housetop. . A step. . Rubber. 5. Sea_eagle. . Guided . Perform. . Entertainment. . Fleet. . Stab again. . Asiatic country. . Arranged in order. . Female ruff. . Indian of Terra del Fuego. . Gentle blow. . Pertaining to thigh. . To be dull. . Something excellent. . Egg-shaped. . Clear liquid of carbon, hydrogen and . State; French. oxygen. | . Near East port. . Piloted. . Stiffness, . Poem. . Folds. . Life; law. . Consume. . Chinese or Japanese pagoda. 2. Make amends. . Comparative suffix. . Spreads carelessly. . Pronoun. 5. Evened again. 6. Vessel. . Pronoun. . Mezzanine. . Execute . Japanese banjos. . Meddle. 2 . Stop! ly of land. . Demonstrative word. . Surgical probes. . French river. 5. Dividers. . Containing calcareous earth. 7. Exist. . Rave. . Disfigure. . Tiers. . Food element. . Bay window. 50 Thread finely. . Therefore. . Satisfles again . Beverage. East Indian wood tree. . French wine. . Pentateuch. . Gaelic. Greek letter, 7. Age . Peep. Rage. . Third King of Judah. Bv GENE BYRNES A Slight . Come. . Thing in law. . Peruvian coins. Salad Accompaniment. . Pirst Governor of Connecticut. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE A SIEIL ME [RIOE [EINT S| BEE = NMXOP] /| A[m[<|> [ERIS] QUIE —F> <3P m‘ h WE) X I4|C] >[Z[pA> IV 9] im Cut very fresh bread into paper-thin slices. Remove the crusts, Spread‘ with soft cheese and butter, creamed together in the proportion of two to one. Roll like a jely roll and skewer with a toothpick. Pack in a pan with the sides touching and the free end on the By bottom of the Bake'in' modetately et pumong; |6.L HUNTLEY brown, or toast under a broiler. N Fruit Salad Dressing. Combine one cupful of pineapple juice with half a cupful of sugar and one tablespoonful of cornstarch mixed smooth in a small amount of water. Cook in a double boiler. When thick- ened, mix with two yolks slightly Then add quarters A Real Fellow.