Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1933, Page 17

\fl i N “THE MAN WHO SAYS HE RUNS THINGS IN HIS HOME PROBABLY MEANS THE SWEEPER, WASHING MACHINE AND ERRANDS!' LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. PETALED | Letter-Out and he jumped. Letter-Out and he stretched his neck. DURANCE Letter-Out for a good-for-nothing fellow. CRAMPS Letter-Out for a wise old Greek. STONIER Letterout for an important in- ustry in this country. NESTIE 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 is a large Talian city. | N |El 1S [Vl ' SALVE | S| (Copyright. 1833.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Letter-Out for thin. light bis- cuits. WAFERS Letter-Out and these were of an ancient empire. ROMANS Letter-Out and he's pretty much of a fool. SIMPLE Letter-Out for North American Indians OSAGES Letter-Out for calf meat. VEAL FAWNERS ENAMORS GLIMPSE GASEOUS I aid the thing I feared the most. Excuse me while [ cheer. Now here I stand, stronger soul— And 3l Ive lost is fear. SOME PLACE WHERE TRERES No DRESSING UP 1M GLAD YouVE E| GoT AROUND To IT WS MEW You WoNT HAVE To SAVET Is Always A". COME HERE, PETE=- THIS MUST BE THE [ PLACE- THERE ARe r‘_’,’ H CAR TRACKS IN HERE, 3 AND THE GRASS IS ALL ' TRAMPED DOWN= WE'LL JUST HAVE TO SEARCH EVERY INCH OF THIS CLEARING - WE MUST FIND SOME CLEW, IF ANNIE HAS BEEN HERE- AL - COME HERE, QUICK- | HAVE FOQUNC SOMETHING=- IF IT MEANS WHAT | THINK T MEANS=-- JEFF - T ALWAYS LIKED | I THNK THATS A : REN AND I THINK | GOOD IDEA, MUTT! e 3 ACUTE.BABY WILL | TWO YEARS OLD WITH BIG CAPTURE THE HEARTS| BLUE EYES AND CUTE LITTLE | AND GA,GA,GA - BLONDE CURLS- LITTLE CHILD | THAT WiLL ADD SOFT LOVING /) TENDERNESS To THE ~|| PICTURE ~ WE SHOULD HAVE A BABY STAR IN OUR PICTURE - = a Pain to Mutt. 7 w LR R, | 1 WONDER APOLOGIES— ~-ER-AH--I HT YOU WERE - -ER ~MRS. SMITH ! | DONT CARE — SUIT YoURSELF — ANY PUACE AT ALL ! UH!! ER-ER I'™M SORRY—-~- X DION'T RECOGNIZE T9sa ny e, | No MATTER How THIS M GOINGTO SAY | CONVERSATION STARTS, “THE END IS ALWAYS WELL-YoUVE FouND FAULT WITH EVERY PLACE | SUGGESTED SEE? DOWN THERE, K VYES= IT'S A HALF WAY CHILD'S BERET- AND IT'S THE KIND ANNIE WORE= GET THAT FISHING LINE AND A FISH HOOK OuUT OF TO THOSE ROCKS AND RUSKING WATER - HANGING ON THAT 7 YES= BUT I STILL WE CAN NOT PROVE THE WORST, PETE=- WE MUST KEEP ON, TiLL WE FIND ANNIE, IF THAT IS POSSIBLE- ITS ANNIES HAY- SEE? HER INITIALS INSIDE - iSO~ NOW WE MERE YOU ARE,MR.MUTT- | YOU AIN'T SEE! ME LITTLE DARLIN' IS ONE nu‘rh&vé‘.i_fi; OF THE BEST BABY STARS MR GRETA' AN HOLLYWOOD! \F SHE LIVES PARDON ME, IN THERE? MADAM, BUT couLD HELP YOu FIND YOUR NUMBER? SHORTLY-TO LORD PLUSHBOTTO! YOU KNOW- AND I'M LOOKING UP PRETTY NAMES FOR A BASY IN CASE THE STORK TAKES A NOTION TO PAY LS A VIS\IT . At this place. . Portent. . Command. . Also. . Blithely. . Liquid heater. . Sections. . Machine tool. . Declaim. . Accumulate. . Join. . Inhabitants. . Spike. Size. . Bacchanal cry. . Sedative. . Mollusk. . Babbling. . Proceed. . Flaked. . Tearing. . Deficiency of red corpuscles. . Finish. . Deplores. . Vestment. . Some. . Night before. . Perched. . Routine. . Nasal noise. . Greek letter. . Embitter. . Motive. | That thing. . Tubs. . Tax . Negative. . Determine. . Advanced. . Stupefy. | Precipitous. . Part of the face. . Guided. . Tree. . Chinese soup fish. . Guilty party. . Bog fuel. . Annuity. . Secured. . Servian coin. . Harass. . Measure of area. . Avoid. . Spider. S . Story. . To the sheltered side. . Units of light intensity. . Numeral. . Make lace. . Hit. . Tropical nut. . Snake. . Copy. . Light touch. . Constant. . Unpleasantly. . Destroy. . Gatherer. . Came in. . Benches. Bible Sales Drop. | The work of the American Bible So- ciety, which is that of printing and distributing Bibles and Testaments, in 1932 drcpped below the 9,000,000 mark for the first time in eight years, the total having been 8,067,156, compris- ing 244,410 Bibles, 426,129 Testaments S0 ' and 7,396,617 portions. ! The lowered distribution was laid to the depression. Income for 1932 was $582,865, against a 10-year average of 5039,641. WILLARD Here’s Hoping Emmy Gets the Right Number. 11+ GIve YOu THE ¥ WHOLE 2 1 EBS BAG OF MARSHMELLERS / B ST HEAT L 1S . OUT HEAT—IT IS SO COLD IT WOULD FREEZE YA—=IT 1S SO LIGHT IT DAZZLES—IT 1S AS DARK. AS NIGHT AN HAS SEVENTY- Two YELLER, FINGERS \E YOU cCAN 4 GQUESS THIS RIDDLE! | AN’ IF YOU, CANT ILL EAT EM ALL MYSELF! NOW_LET'S SEE .. THET'S JEST A LI'L MOREN WAL, READ HT FER yorseLr /! THET'LL BE ABOUT FOUR-BITS/ [ 19 8. HunTLEV Y The Whole Hog. A Rabbits Are Ravenous. Rabbits in Australia have been so avenous this year that seven are sald to eat as much grass as one sheep, e A mmE s T A $TOVE . A QUART OF ICE CREAM, THE SUN, A BLACKBOARD, AN’ A JAPANESE BPASEBALL NINE' 7 ALL RIGHT, GIVE TH' DADGUMMED THUMB