Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1933, Page 34

MODERN MAIDENS ' Nows Tie TIME FoLks LSedb To MY MSTHER USED TS TURN THE House SEEMS AS OVT OF pate Now WELL—WHAT Do You TRINK Do TIEIR SPRING HOUSECLEANING INSIDE, OUT EVERY SPRING AS HOOPSKIRTS YouLL DoTopay 7 OH — | GUess OR SPINNING 'L Do A LiTnE WHEELS HousECLEANING. T & P AT Rishs Reneved “IT'S BAD ENOUGH WHEN YOUR BROTHER DOES IT! BUT YOU'VE GOT TO STOP SWIPING MY TIES!" L E T T E R - O U T | I,fi GEE- | SURE WAS SPRISED TO ' AH, THERE, ANNIE- THAT'S SWELL NO, INDEED, [f —_—-s8 - FIND IT WAS ELMER,WHO HAS JUST THE ONE | WANT ©O' YOU, MR. " ANNIE- EVERY By Charles H. Joseph. | W BEEN SNOOPIN' AROUND OUR TO SEE~ ABOUT THAT PINCHPENNY= ONE WILL TELL WHAT'S COME OVER HIM= ‘ | ‘ TENT=- VLL BET THAT BEAR PIPE ORGAN- |'VE H CAN'T HAVE HEARD WHAT 1 TRAP HURT HIS HAND TERRIBLY- R. ORDERED IT- MEANT i GOOD AS MY - K DID TO ELMER- OR HAS OH-OH- HERE COMES MR. TO ATTEND TO BOND=- HA-HA! HE HEARD® | WONDER, Kow= PINCHPENNY- HE'LL BE AWFUL IT SOONER- YES, \NDEED=- HE SURE ACTED FUNNY- SORE AT ME, IF HE KNOWS ABOUT THAT TRAP- LIMPERS | Letter-Out for a pleasant fellow. { | RINGLETS I Letter-Out for a gleam. NATURES | Letter-Out for a planet. BY = Letter-Out to fold. GRAV CLINKERS | CLERICS this way. The Old Pipe Line. I Letter-Out and you run around 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 word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly this influences public opinion. Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. 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AND IMMEDIATELY SIGNED HER UP FoR #$75,000 - LATER MUTT LEARNEDTHE TRUTH AND IS NOW BATTLING THE CASE IN COURT. | — MONSTERS ——te—— L et UNCLE EARLY ME EVE! b! WELL, MY DEAR y Pt U S o | BBt Fey WAS IN G : THE ROBBERIES, ! / e : I'li Compariy Sl WILHAAS KIDNAPPINGS | AND KEEP YOU COMPANY. PLUSHBOTTOM MAMIE - HE. TILL THE SUNS FACES WEST!! ETC, GOING ON MOONSHINE, YOUR LOST: WAS OUT WITH ME | RAYS GoT IN 4 I THINK IT WAS \UNCLE OSCA® AND © CELEBRATIN' HIS EVES THROUGH VERY INCONSIDERATE| MATCHED FOR THE BY OLD PLUSHBOTTOMS | THE BED ROOM OF ALL YOU MEN _J PRIVILIGE AND- 00D WINDOW- TO GO OUT AND WILLARD ] LEAVE ME AND . A waterway. . Additional ending of a musical com- . Dips slightly into water. position. . Exclamation. . Egyptian sacred bull. . Think. Bad dream. . Tumult. . Macaw. . Fatigue. E :‘able hevegeu;ble. . Finger. . Any beverage. 3l . Pecullar to a certain language. " Military or naval assistant. e bl Y oion't TeLL | WELL, THE . Residue of burning. . Hawaifan food. ! 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Plural pronoun. : NOW, YUM ACT . Decays. . Roman bronze. SEEN YU LKE A MAN AN . Ingress. . Branch of the Tal race. e 8REAK THET A journey. _ e da AN’ TELL MISTER ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S FUZZLE| Ty Girls Air Engineers. | d :j 7 HECHT WHAT ma m‘ru of %ugob . Scotland, have | made unique avi n history. Miss Nan | L(‘ol';rhu !ucceede& Miss Minnie Drink- as apprentice engineer at the Glasgow airport. Miss Drinkwater has been made a regular pilot with the Mid-. L3d land and Scoitish Air Ferries. Both |§.L JUNTLEM i] are_members of the Scottish Flying 4 cm};.l Miss mx{ h:’a gudled .mu&ni engineering vately and at 1 Royal Technical Coliege. * A Good Example. New “Rail-Bus” Speedy. The “rail-bus,” a new type of vehicle with a 100-horsepower steam 5 has just been placed on the Brighton- Devils Dyke line of the Southern Rail- Pa nny of England. m}t will accommodate BESTY) specied ove 60 miien o oz, > "