Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1933, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933. The Crho‘c:flli'éhv}uvb rs When Im better off than they, Ang suffer el their troubles Ina sweetly N ey . "He POST NO BILLS ‘ 1 \\ Scissors /D / P05 y SAy! You Gor UP LAST Ni6KT AND BID SoMETHING To Tire WiNDow 2 To KEEP IT FRom RATTLING DIDNT Do ANYTHING 2 - WITH Yeur SciSsoRs ©-0-0-0.0.04 — So—1—pip—! [ ¥WOMEN POLITICIANS DON'T GAIN THEIR SWEEPING VICTORIES | WITH A BROOM.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. tea, spices, ete. BACTERINS | Letter-Out for s metal case for AUSTRIA | I Letter-Out for coronets. ANSWERABLE | l HOW IN THE WORLD DID YOL SHUX! HE GET OLD PHINEAS : | ‘Pincipenny To WAS SWELL LOOSEN UP® 1 Sy e HEARD HE SWORE | GUESS TH' COMMITTEE SPEND A CENT 7O | | JUST DIDNT EVEN PAINT THE KNOW HOW CHURCH, TILL YOU TO AsSK : SAW HIM=/ | HIM IN TH" GEE- EVERYBODY IN TOWN SEEMS TO THINK IT'S FUNNY THAT | COULD GET MR. PINCHPENNY TO BE SO LIBERAL- | DON'T SEE ANYTHING S0 FUNNY ABOUT IT- YOU SURE PUT THE HEAT ON OLD PINCHPENNY- WHAT 1S THIS STRANGE POWER YOU HAVE OVER CERTAIN PEOPLE ? Aw, QUIT KIDDIN', MR AGATE=- | JUST ASKED MR. PINCHPENNY AND HE SAID “YES'- T o) S HAT'S ALL | KNOW ABOUT IT=- IY_!fi SORTA FUNNY, AT THAT=- PINCHPENNY NEVER USED TO BE SO FRIENDLY TO ME- HE'S CHANGED LATELVY- WONDER WHY® OM, WELL; I'VE BEEN AWFUL LOCKY. LATELY- EVER SINCE | FOUND MY LUCKY KNIFE- | Letter-Out for clothes. | 3 RIGHT WAY=- DODGES | l e | GrAV 5 Letter-Out and we like women l Letter-Out for what sick persons get. VOLLEY:S | Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called Jllll H" 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 these will be | Luck. in use if beer comes back. | Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. FOREYARD D Letter-Out and he is s rsider. I | FORAYER Letter - Out and fat women | R| s SCALE | T DON'T SEE WHY You A BORN WHAT? | THE DUTY OF A = CANTGIVE ME A PART | BUER SINCE WE'RE (N | l I Letter-Out for black birds. CLEARS SUTY OE A SAY! STOP PoKIN' S Chvae o T o Teeel s wer where vou | (“Bov! 114 shoun’ | . =i : = OINT You SOME REA = B Lever-ou and monevs being | aurrerIce el / g 3 NsEcE:NE”l*S :a'—,soN‘ 2o B soteees e et "y — ol BANDOLEER | B | e ‘ 2 i 4 ] ‘ AVERN ding invitations this _way. AVENGERS ENGRAVE I S l Letter-Out_and we fashion wed- (Copsright, 1933.) Jeff Hasa Reaction. NOW IF I CAN JUST SHHH— 600D GwosH! SQUEEZE THROUGH HERE AND REACH 1T's EMMY THEY'RE . Fur-bearing rodent. . Pressed cheese. 5. Honorary fee. | Easy gailop. 7. Part of human limb. . Coarse sea-weed. 9. Metallic rocks. . Position of & horse rearing. . Slothful. . The bugle plant. . Nodules of earth. . Provoked. Metal receptacles. . High school; abbr. . Fermented liquors. . Loud shouts. 7. Disease in fowls. . Large lake. . Playing card . River in Siberia. . Celestial body. Hilarity. Leopards; poet. . While. Earthy sediment . Tumbler of a gunlock. Hardened . Two-cdged dagger; var. Arab chieftain. . Sioux Indians, . Orifices. Philipine tree . Sculptors. . Round of a ladder. . Neapolitan dance, Dovn. . Crack. . Sharpen. . Writing fluids. . Ancient Italian city. 6. Exclamation. 7. To weary. 8. Reposes. 9. Temporary calm. . Sever. . Solemn orations. 12. Grecian sea goddess. 13. Jungle animals. 14. Interstice of a net. 21. Biblical character. 23. A clan. 25. Stick together. 27. Genus of long-legged bugs. 28. African squirrel. 29. Son of Adam. 30. A carplike fish 31. Breed of domestic fowl. 32. An Aryan. 33. Convulsion. 36. Not within. 7. Persian fairy. . Want of faith. L . Palpitation. ;’ . Foundation of loose stones. . Make friction. . Strike. . Spreads. . Discharge. . Feminine name. . Beloved. . Erudition. . Seed covering. 57. Rotary device. 58. Mountain in Thessaly. 61. Station: abbr. 65. French article. . Diamond Cutters Rushed. Every available diamond cutter is busy in the Hanau district, center of the most important section of the dia- mond-cutting industry of Germany. Most of the diamonds are being ugc from Belgium by wholesalers. from Cologne declare that the recent revival has caused the government to | permit the free negotiation of foreign | securities received from cust |abroad 'in order to provide funds for wages. | o Germans War on Muskrats. | Herr Adam Roth, chief trapper for | the Bavarian government, has just com- | pleted a war against muskrats in that | part of Germany, during which thou- sands of the pests were slain by an | invention which he memd recently. Muskrats did great age now Bavaria has few, if any. 3 A TELEPHONE T WILL GIVE “THOSE KIDNAPING SCOUNDRELS THE HANA! DIDYA EVER SEE A SHOOTING STAR, PINKHEAD ? AW, SHUCKS | BETCHA THET'S OA PIFFLE / Medicine. MURDERIN’ ON THE WIRE, HER!! BSREN ONE IN THE AFTERNOON! WHATCHA IN SETCH A SWEAT ABOUT GETTIN' WAL, YU KNOW WE GOT A LIL PARTY ON OVER TO ZEB BOGG'S HOUSE ., .. AN’ MULEY BATES 'S TOOK SICK AT HIS)___ STUMMICK [