Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1934, Page 13

~ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1934, A—13 _ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 14, A’ Secret Operative 48 —By NORMAN MARSH MODERN MAIDENS : ‘ pea ve " I KINDA WENT FOR HIM , . SAY LISSEN, DORQTHY, I % WHEN HE FIRST SHOWED 4 \‘ LIKE TH’ WAY THIS NEW GUY, UP, BUT SINCE. THE SPIDER 7 FRISCO., MOVED IN ON THE TOOK HIM ON HE HARDLY i I'LL GO TO HER DRIVER. SPIDER--FIRST THING YUH GIVES ME A TUMBLE--- HE'S TAKIN' RIGHT NOW TO THE 3 = KNOW HE'LL BE YEH:. HE OUGHT TO BE /| CARE OF A KID- Hyf ASTRA P C, TOP SPOT IN ( AN' THEN HE'LL RUN OUT BUT HOW CAN SHE MUST HERE WITH _4 HOTEL / : > ? THE MOB. PUSH US AROUND WE DO IT ?? : KNOW_ ALL SPIDER / \ fi Ih. ANY WAY HE <gwm’r\rre; ABOUT HIM. = 4l | ‘opyright. 1934, hers Syndicate Diaze wy ALL OUT oF PENNIES, Boy's. So THATS THE WAY To GET | WiLL A NICKEL bo =2 MeNEY OUT OF You, Is IT! HEY, MISTER! GIVE ME A (OUPLE IVE LEARNED SOMETHING OF DolLARS EXTRATHIS WEEK & O, SHUCKS -IT MAKES 'EM HAPPY QWE US SURE. HERES A A CENT, COUPLE OF ‘EMm 18 T 4 7. A3 R Bsarved “IF MY BOY FRIEND COMES TO THANKSGIVING DINNER TONIGHT, WILL YA LEND ME YA CAN OPENER AGAIN?" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. TABLE ABREAST CRAVES ACHATES l Letter-Out and beat down. 1 | WELL, | . e Letter-Out and it is the least. LOT 10 =X GUE:YWSU")\}ED%T | | 2 THANKFEOL d8- WE'RE THAT LOOl.<$ - ED 2 SITTIN' PRETTY Letter-Out and it 15 & lot of HOT- DON'T STEAK | EROM MRS, SILO- -DAY, | MY GREATEST EVERY WAY, AND I wround. : 3 URN HERE, THERE'S BE SO_FANCY sk WE'RE HEALTHY= YOURSELF= H LOTS O POTATOES~ ! WHY , WE'VE GOT EVERYTHING TO l 4 BE THANKFUL FOR Letter-Out and he doesn't play fair. ENDLESS | 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. 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Retards. . Annihilates, 5. Certain tide. 38. Agreeable. . Scintillations. . Name of heroic king. . Personate. . Jeopardize. . Tool. . Outline. . Insect. . Peer Gynt’s mother. . Made from 11—down. . Thing in law, . Malayan boats. 50. Wild animal. . Suspend. . . Grating. . Arena. 3. Spring. : 4 —————————————————— | 56. Separable part of property. d g J Yee'm -+ IT'D BE VERY > = Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle. . Kind of velvet. wr UNnsaFe EdR “You ALL TO / DAGSONIT" I ALwars . KNEW T WAS BoRN UNDERY® . Part of a church. l-\/ b e ou VENTURE FO'TH WITH THAT B . R, . Rocky peak. T 10 g THERE STAR SATURN N T * = Z N AN ONLOCKY STaR ! l . That which. & * SKY "1 WAIT TILL EVENING . Peruvian king. g g ¢ “ ¥ WHEN JUNIPER GITS IN T’ .;’i::ed out. 1 Rave t"\t only gip‘t 4 B ASCENDANCY OR AH'mM . Iota. - Tropical blackbira. that counts: ; i An undefeated Battle Tax Collectors. ‘l.“’.'(",,?f fiving. When county officials recently at- ' * tempted to seize cattle in County Wa- terford, Irish Free State, for non-pay- ment of taxes, friends of the delin- quents formed a bicycle squad and | rode ahead of the officials and felled | trees across roads’ to block thelrl progress.