Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1933, Page 28

' B—12 MODERN MAIDENS 679 ommnen s 1o mers et “T'M GONNA MARRY JACK IF HE GETS OUT OF SCHOOL ALIVE!" “OH! DOES HE PLAY FOOT BALL?” “NO, HE'S A STUDENT PILOT!" and singing wind Have spread a veil ( | AT THE HoTEL BLATZ FoR LUNCK. I'LL BE INTHE LouN6E One Can’t Be Too Careful These Days. LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph Letter-Out for part ofsa password used in the “Arabian Nights.' MEASLES REMOUNTS I Letter-Out for one of huge size. BRANDIED Letter-Out and it's woven to- gether. NESTLES ' Letter-Out to make less. BEATERS I Letter-Out and scold. Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called | for in the last column. Print the letter in center column oppasite the word Iou have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell a | amous married couple on the stage. Answer to Yesterday’'s LETTER-OUT. PLUMBERS l B l Letter-Out and it wrinkles. RUMPLES Letter-Out and it's finished. puNpEe | U S DON'T LET ON YOU THINK WE'RE BEIN' WA SANDY- BUT IF SOME- L] BODY IS SPVING ON US, 'VE GOT A LITTLE PRESENT HERE FOR 'EM= WELL,I HOPE YoU'RE SAYfiFEb!THEw‘S OUT OF |REDHEADED WAITRESS {THAT'S NO REASON FOR YoU TO OKAY. [LL MEET You L AH-HA= NOW WHAT 18 j THE LITTLE BRAT UP TO- SHE'S LEFT THE TENT-FLAP /,( WIDE OPEN- | CAN SEE EVERY ‘MOVE SHE MAKES= | | WISH | COULD SEE WHAT SHE HAS IN THAT PACKAGE- WHY —Joes Hobine HER HAND ! IT MUST BE SOMETHING VALUABLE= SHE'S LOOKING OVER HER SHOULDER, AS \F SHE WANTED TO BE SURE NO ONE SAW HER- AH,AND - SHE'S HIDING WHATEVER T IS BACK UNDER THAT COT= N At PR iz NO MORE OF YOUR FooL OKAY ! S 1'! FLooR, o JAN' TON TER TH' LEFT !t | WAS NOT HolbiNe HER Hanp ! }NEVER SAW THE WomaN! we HAPPENED To BE SHARING THE SAME ASH-RECEVER, TRATS ALL AH= AND THERE SHE e GOES= MAYBE SHE'S COMING RIGHT BACK= NO= SHE'S HEADING (G2~ < - THEBAG!IT WAS YOUR IDEA TO PLAY FIFI UP | SI6NED UPFOR$75,000 | FEEL ASHAMED OR TO SHRINK IN ABIGWAY! THE REPORTERS KNOW THE TRUTH,| TO PLAY LEAD IN NEW \UP LIKE A VIOLET AND GO OFF * NOW THE WHOLE woORLD wWiLL KNow WHAT A [FILM FORTLIM FLAMFILMS! |70 DIE A QUIET DEATH! SHE'S | SAP LVE BEEN TQ SIGN UP MARVELOUS BEAUTIFUL! THERE'S NOREASON A wArTRESS ForF75000! H PuBLiciTY WHY SHE SHOULDN'T BE GIVEN My A CRANCE - SHE SHOWEDUS [IX You SAID 1T, Bo! S - / BUT, MUTT, SHE | ACTIONS FoR BREAH eanacr | ACD ol //:,/‘ IDEAS, DOPE! I'LL NOT LISTENER PAY HER A RED CENT!, | R Letter-Out and it's good for a stretch. | « ° TENSILE Letter-Out for night riders. RAIDERS I A Letter-Out for merriment. l MIRTH ADMIRERS |M | ?. By i BoRElENS . | sHecoud AcT! MITHRA S Buo Fisker (Copyright, 1933.) ‘ And How! 1 i | i | —_————— CERTAINLY THAT MONEY I i DEPOSITED IN THE BANK WAS < l-lMgP::::ooEsu"r UNCLE OSCARS! SO THAT'S WHY | YOUR ARDOR HAS COOLED, IS IT? || THINK I WOULD MARRY ; .‘.Hé’"“;l& c’:_‘l-ls TERMs AN’ALL THE TIME I THOUGHT HER IF I HAD A g ACROSS. . Actor. . Macaws. . Expose. . Vocal. 5. Rush, . Set of opinions adhered to. . Part of South-America. . Split. 20. Newspaper item. 27. Account book. rtaining to focus. it of land. y in Latvia . Metrical foot of two short and one long syllable. 9. To cleave . Principal element. Roll of tobacco. Musical works. Custom. - . Belonging to a genius: Latin. . Destinies. . Employer. . Weary. . New Corrodes. . Solar disk. DOWN. . Sulker. Sultan’s decree. . Morning. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE . Worshiper. . Hindu princess. . Daughter of Minos. . Tasteless. 9. Difficulty. . Trilateral figure. . Retaliating. M \Y/ILLARD Inflatuated YOUL LOVED ME FOR MYSELF ALONE— WHY I WOULON'T MARRY YOU NOW F You HAD A MILLION ! OOLLARS! ot N MO By . Notion. . Water pool. . Stare. 24. Feminine name. . In. . Ardent: obs. . Strong to the taste. . Front. . Burden. . Punish. 33. Natural adjuncts. | |35, Wild plum. |38. Snow runner. | 40. Taker. . Feminine name. . Beat . Flowers, 50. Scamp. 52. Springless wagon. Guide. French river. German city. . A slap. . Bavarian river. . The dill. Guests Dine With Dead Man. | Five members of the Royal Burnham | Yacht Club dined together in a London | restaurant. The host was not present, except in spirit. He has been in his| | grave five years. The giver of the din- |ner was Harry Warner, an enthusiastic | yachtsman, and the guests were friends and fellow members of the Royal Burn- ham. In his will he left funds with | nstructions that the income was to provide a dinner every year for eight friends whom he nominated to celebrate | his birthday. One of these has died, another is in Australia and the third was too ill to attend. Robot Tennis in London. Passengers using the Charing Cross | subway station are mystified over robot | | tennis which is being demonstrated in | {the exhibition hall. In an inclosure jsurrounded by nets a tennis racket ! mounted on a spindle automatically re- turns balls which are served automati- cally in an apparently endless game. It HE OoVGHTA BE ABHAMED - OF RISSELF! 1T WISHT MISTER DUFEY , THE PLEECEMIN, COULD SEE M! GENE BYRNES A Note of Mystery. ’ WONDER WHERE AY DIRTY-SHIRT IS ODAY ?_1 AINT NYESTIODY .I 1 lswbeusedmllncmrymkstunnlsl balls, MILLION DOLLARS— A REUISTERED LETTER WHICH JUST COME FOR LOOWR AT THAT BIG COWARDY CAT GONNA HIT THE LADY WITH THE UNCLE ‘THE uofi%%-:ou . OF. YOU ARE HERE; . HE S NOT GONNA HIT Ea WITH SILLY BOY- DON'T YOU KNOW I WAS ONLY KIODING? WELL, THEN WHATS SHE THEY JEST TOSSED FER HIT, AN' DIRTY~ SHIRT ‘LOST .