Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1933, Page 32

®I HAD A GARDEN LAST YEAR AND ALL I RAISED WAS BLISTERS!” e 'LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph DEPILATED | ITERANTS | DESCRYING | THYMUS | ORLEANS Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called Print the letter in center columw opposite the word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell for in the last column. agreements. Letter-Out for a very minute re- port, Letter-Out for oné who 1s very sparing. Letter-Out for cleansing a wound with injected flufd. l Letter-Out and it's pretty soft. Letter-Out and we meed him When we need money. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. DROUTH. |H |O LEEWARD- | A ORPHEUS NODDERS-~ | R | D FANGLED Letter-Out for & famous English royal line.y . TUDOR Letter-Out and this' fellbw will * aet along. __* PUSHER" Letter-Out for a uniter of heated metal. ‘WELDER Letter-Out for a soak. SODDEN Letter-Out for a projecting rim | or edge, FLANGE (Copyright, 1933.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle 4 List of jurors. | 5 In addition. 5 Sew loosely. 10 Inclosed.field. 14 Silkworm. 15 Accustom: var. 16 Pierce. 17 Wild beast. 18 Most viseid. 20 Deceased. 21 Perfidious friend of Othello. 22 Beasts of burden. 23 Stratum. 25 Inclined. 26 Ecclesiastical vessel. 29 Prefix: new. 30 Lay. 31 Collection of facts. 34 Fabricated. 36 Flowering plant. 39 Images 41 A New York subway: ab"r. 42 List of candidates. 43 Mystic 46 Solar disk. 47 Before. 48 Fortify. 49 Craw. 51 Superlative suffix. 52 Hail ! 3 Fascinating. | 5 Apart 58 Part of a church. 59 Vain. 63 Unreasonable. 65 Earth. 66 Beloved. 67 The lowest point. 68 Poison tree. 69 Sprinkled: Her. 70 Fish sauces. 71 Withered. Down. 1'Small apartment. 2 Tune. 3 Tumult. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE e INE MONESIANV]I L] AR ANNE IINEICTIAR) H BHENS BEEES [>|SIp) 6 Enmity. 7 Wave. 8 Set of three. 9 Twilight: poet. 10 Take to pasture for a certain sum. 13 Steeps. 19 Clams. 24 Printer's measure. 25 Increase. 26 Clerical vestment. 27 East Indian shrub. 28 Unburnt brick. 30 Hopeful. . * : 31 Variety of chalcedony. 32 Mentions. 33 Concerning. |35 Note of Guido's scale. 37 Craft. 38 An axil, 40 Tolled. 44 Wrath. 45 General courses of action. 50 Pronoun. - 52 Worship. 53 Garden implement. 54 An effort. 55 Helps. | 56 Character in “Peter Pan.” 57 Mahometan priest. | 58 Asiatic inland sea. 60 Stupefy: colloq. 61 Deceiver. 62 In addition 64 Feminine: name. Christmas Gifts Just Found. Christmas is being celebrated all over again in many towns in South Wales, ana children“there have renounced all doubt about there being a Banta Claus. A sudden glut’ of fish compelled the use of a truck recently at Milford Haven, 'England, a junction point be- (ween London and Wales. In the truck | wer> 48 sags of Christmes mail for |'South Wales which had been lost. They were rushed to their destinatioms. Pigs Best Trufie Hunters. THE EV f The Cheerfyl Cherub | [The streets sre Full . of mud. GUESS WHAT FUNNY THINGS | FoUND ToPAY 2 Love Will Find a Way. 1 DON'T CARE WHAT YOU THOUGHT | SAID- I'VE CHANGED MY MIND- 'NO PAINT= NO ROOF- NO ORGAN- NO! NO! NO! ThaT's MY == FINAL WORD- “TWo oD STRAW HATS, ONE YOURS, ONE MINE WHEN YoU AND | WERE YoUNG, MAGGIE BAH! WHAT DO | CARE FOR THAT COMMITTEEY WHY SHOULD | BE A SUCKER?Q IF THEY WANT TO PAINT THE CHURCH AND PUT ON A NEW "ROOF, LET THEM PAY FOR IT=- AND THAT ORGAN- | MUST HAVE BEEN CRAZY- HERE IT IS 4 OCLOCK AND No JEFF N SIGHT! DON'T HE REALIZE THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ROLE 1 GAVE HIMTo PLAY! g BUD FisHER Jeff Was Struck With Depression. W‘ILE THE ABDUCTORS OF MISS SCHMALTZ MWERE DEBATING ABOUT THE BEST WAY OF DISPOSING OF HER OUR HEROINE DECIDED THAT IT WAS HER MOVE. | GENE ByRNes Short Rations. | [ 19 §.L HuNTLEY Peasants of France have found that | | pigs stlll are preferable to modern agri- | cultural machinery in hunting truffles. | The great delicacy grows two to three |inches below the surface of the ground, 4 and machinery cannot #mell them, but pigs can. . The porkers.root them out. Peasants still 'get high prices. faor t| | truffies, which ‘are used.in stuffing part- ridges and similar p | Nearly 11,000,000 were shipped from Am last year, of copper It Might Work. H THERE'S MISS DoLLY - WAITING To REHEARSE THAT PART wiTH JUST A MINUTE, GENTLEMEN, JUST A HAVE YOUR. DINNER? CINCH IN HATS LIKE TUESE Dieny uy. RS, e SAY—NECKING WAS No PUT OUR HATS IN OUR LAPS — JUST AS TAGY Do Now IT WAS THAT RED-HEADED' LITTLE FIEND AND WHAT SHE MIGHT KNOW- au‘r? WHAT CAN SHE KNOW I'VE BEEN A FOOL,TO FEAR HER- BULLIED ANY LONGER=- SHE IMAGINATION GET THE BETTER OF ME, THAT'S ALL=- MISS DoLLY, HAVE -YOU SEEN TEFF?| oric ok HE ShiS //-) AN HOUR A6O [ 4g WAS COLD/ [~ 7/ o HE SHOULD BUT T HAVEN'T [° 3 HAVE BEEN SEEN HIM SINCE. ON THE SCENE! J~