Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1933, Page 26

B—10 “SAY. DAUGHTER. DIDN'T I GIVE YOU A DOOR KEY LAST WEEK?’ “YEAH. DAD! BUT I STILL COME IN THIS WAY FROM FORCE OF HABIT!” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. Out and he’s more robust 1 ARNING | ' i ) 2 INDURING | Letter-Out and he smiled broadly. 2 RING ~p - k& g Letter-Out and he feels alive 3 ELZEVIRS | ] 48 3 | ERODIN'] | I 4 INSULTFIER 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 it will spell the island on which Manila is located Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. ANISEED | A Letter-Out and he makes an op- posing statement DE! NIES | 2! PERGOLA R s 2 i PR Letter-Out for flowers. 3, PIONEERs | R ik, 3 Letter-Out and the stockyard 4 I | I does this FATTENS 3 S Letter-Out for large communi- | 5 ERIGIDS IR e s 5 (Copyricht, 1032 Acren Davn. 3 political economist. ed cabinet s of the soil. ve metcls. an hourchold god. 1. Fregrance 10. Pardon. 15. Repeiition, 16. Sphere of 17. Divided into c} 18. orchouse. | .!‘: ith nitric acid. | 21. 22 23 ak 24. Settled 26. Suitable. 27. Accouter. Crystal gazer. 30, Repast 31. Hottentot of Namajualand. 33, Untid 35. Turkish regiment. 5. T ovar cial plene. 38. D on banisher. e e 42 Cm';hes. Denot ng a guttural s-und. 46 Dash . Tubutary of the Elbe River. 47. Guide. Mythical Greek who solved the 49, Worship. riddie of the sphinx. 50. ;loa:fmh' . Valuahle metal . Dog. . Appendage 53. Fate. B . Sea between the Acgean and Black Seas. . Bereech. . Treat with irreverence. . Colonist, Dizimaker. 64. Impersonal pronoun. 55. Wooden pin. 56. Spoil. 57. Cleft. 58. Young bird L 60. Relating to the conduct of gov-| ;) ernment. es. of evergreen shrubs, al. . Join. 63. Chief alkaloid cf the betel nut. |57’ 64, Wise men 30, ant which enters into the g on of a curve: math, 1 Wordarful Lighting Effects. The Century of Progress will have a display of light never before thought ) possible. Huge floodlights will spread a | scepe. At a specified hour, announced on the loud speaker hook-up at the Fair, the eniire lighting system of the srounds wiil go through a “light sym- | phon .* Instead of sound effects to| please the sense of hearing, it will be light effects to please the eye. 4 Thus, as architecture will see a ‘new criterion which undoubtedly will in- fluence the future, so will the lighting | see a milepost, marking the road to a | greater I?Kllcltlm and appreciation of artificial illumination, TH Laugh, Clown! Laugh! -3 The Only Thing Mutt Missed Was The Eagle! The Cheerful Cherub 1 M SIS = IT'S TousH, e A s TORR CrANCES OF e Sy Wr BUT IVE &OT TO YO !, MISTUH LEASING DER COLISEUM e S&IZE TH' COLISEUM ”‘-‘&'N s CAN s WILL 1 4 FOR TaT TAX : Setrs e And so I'm lonely THE g underneath — E _EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 19. 1933. I AM BORIS BEEFSTEWSK! 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