Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1934, Page 36

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B—16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1934. ENS DAN DUNN. Secret Operative 48 . —By NORMAN MARSH MODERN - TM GOING TO LEAVE THE HOTELY N HAVE ONLY A FEW MINDTES-- - I'M PACKING UP ' AND SNEAK AROUND TO THE / T I THINK THESE CROOKS ALL THE ALLEV-- THEN VOU LOWER THE / SUSPECT ME - -~ WHAT ARE |\ DICTAPHONE SUITCASE TO ME BY THIS / j L HERE 1S A LOT OF YOU DOING, | RECORDS AND [l N\ ROPE-- I MUST GET IT TO / 7 EVIDENCE AGAINST THE L MR. DAN ? /PHOTOGRAPHS I'VEK A SAFE PLACE--- 4 / GANG -- PUT IT IN A SAFE ! MADE OF THESE j' ] ] 4 4 PLACE -- I MUST HURRY CROOKS, BABS BACK TO BABS/? IF I LOST THAT SUITCASE, ALL THE EVIDENCE I'VE COLLECTED wOULD BE DESTROVED-- AH/ THERE-- BABS IS LOWERING IT TO ME-- SHE SURE 1S A BRICK. ) YES MR. AND MRS. NoW, PLEASE RE (CAREFUL IN DRYING THESE —PARTICULARLY THE SILVER AND THE GLASSES -~ gans GoSH —BUT \ YoU GOST A MEMORY . | | UNDERSTAND How | CAME i 5) ~ To oVERLook IT p U D N “I HEARD TH' DOCTOR TELL DAD LAST SUMMER THAT THIS IS | GOOD EXERCISE. BUT TH' DARN SNOW'S IN TH' WAY!" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. Letter-Out and these are in de- USEFUL mand a this season _ . i IT SURE TAKES A LOT BUT MY TIME WHEN EVERY PENNY THERE=- ALL DONE=- = Letter-Out and he eved. O WORK TO KEEP OUR ISN'T SO VALUABLE- COUNTS AS MUCH AS WHEW= | DIDN'T GOLDEN I M TAND | ALWAYS B 1T DOES WITH US RE'LIZE HOW LATE IT OUR CLOTHES MENDED DID_LIKE TO RIGHT NOW, EVER' THING 1S= "DADDY'LL BE HOME r a2 e R e AND ALL QUR BUTTONS HAS TO BE MADE 'FORE HIS DINNER IS WISHER i ‘ SEWED ON= i o HST 15 M 4 READY, IF | DON'T S POSSIBLE= Letter-Out and girls want their IGNORED fnsers this way Letter-Out and find it in sonss. SEVERN 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 in this there is strength. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. INFLATED L Letter-Qut and she “passed out.” | | FAINTED Letter-Out and you hold a prod- REPASSES | A e e o = MOON MULLINS. tter-Qut and we don't like to MASTERS |M| & ®agntoe : : 17 SHBOTTOMS £ YOU DO THAT THATS WHAT ¥ AHHH- THE LITTLE WOMAN goarEd (Al 7T poms RONAING WILD WHILE HER | HONEYBUNCH, I MEAN MAMIE. [l | (S FEELING BETTER, MOONSHINE INFERS | R | FINES s YOUR HEAD AND DEPEND LAWVER IN | YOU A BRI N A CHAIR AT ME. Coprrieht. 10340 I FIND IT OUT ON THAT? : BIT OF I'LL LEAVE YOU FLAT WHEN 1 GET OUT OF HERE_ Y 1 THOUGHT Tt TOLD WE DID, MOM! THEY MAY HAVE BEEN THATS ON ACCOUNT You Bo?(s TO DO THE 1 WASHED ‘EM WASHED A OF PUDDINHEAD WAS OISHES ‘N PINHEAD BUT THEY WERENT 50 SLOW, MOM , THAT WHILE I WAS OUT! DORIED ; DRIED* I HADDA DRY &M p THEY'RE STILL SOAKING WET! BEFORE HE EVEN WASHED Em! / 2. A tableland. . Large city. . Hardness. . Bulk. Down. 5. Sea-green beryl. . Motherhood. . Malarial fever. . Quibble. 5 7. Becoming inflated. . Top-shaped. DIESCAL II\E. . Erudition. . Tattered cloth. o B penony e . Hebrew measure. o e A ont, CHEESE . Cheer. 6. Bezoar goat. 3 00K % 2 " Tiiel Tenant. e JUST POSITIVELY ¥ . WOULD BE 3. Roman poet. . Untruth. DELICIOUS, PA PIFFLE § - . | WONDERFUL 5. Nothing. . Taverns. L CANT BEGIN TO G = ; WETEL Sucht 27. Head: humorous. . Bristle inserted into the skin. TELL Sew) meid . Day in Roman month. . Region in Western India. MUCH IVE ENJOYED . Obstruct. . Astir, IT. MY MY LOOK, 2, Point opposite to zenith. . Certain. MINCE PIE! . Not abundant . Prophet. - . Building material. . Hide. . Head cevering. . Lair., . Snake-like fish. . Resinaus substance. 3. Dessert 9. Thief. . Member of a low Sudra caste. 31. Cleaning instrument. 5. Repeats. . Deprive money of standard value. . Word of honor. . Puts in slanting letters. . Of the foot. . Unyielding. . Coal distillate . Still. . Bolshevist leader. . Pinch. 54. Beak. . Allow. . Procure. . Froggeries. . Denomination. . Droop. 9. Plainer. . Thing in law. . Unit of light intensity. . Estimation. 5. Sesame. . Wild hogs.of New Guinea. - Loud cry. . Mountainous Austrian district. . Make a citizen of. . Pack. . Kind of Burgundy. . Forfeit. . Summarizes. . Devours. . Enraptured. . Branches. [|Where is ocvr world NE GoDS " TM AS HUNGRY Nes,SiR - LAMB CHOPS e e Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle. |68. Knot. 2 1 AS A HORSE T'NIGHT. FOR WOULD SURE LOOIC GO0D . The linden. when were 2s ecp =i MOUTH TONIGHT ! IF IT A S 5 SOME. REASON MY To ~ME hGHT NICE LAMB CrOPS, e And lymg szfe and HAS BEEN WATERING ALL WASN'T 30 LATE ID STOP FISTAH MEGINIS / . . . " 4 4 Liver pattxes. warm In beds ? Dag PoR LAme clorol AL Bulo e M= MR These are botl: tasty and inexpen- sive. To make, scald half a pound of talfs liver and let stand for a few| |, 2P gone from sight minutes, then drain, wipe dry, dust| We e&ck hwe dream with seasoned flour and brown in = bacon fat. Now chop the meat fine, | wor'lds gz mix :t with a cupful of well-seasoned | | our hezds. mashed potatoes, a tablespoonful of | finely chopped parsley, a teaspoonful of chopped pickle and a tablespoonful of melted butter. Add more salt and pepper if needed and turn into four = buttered ramekins; coyer lightly with | L0 Tis Aeveiiiod eseees) fof buttered crumbs and bake in a hot||g oven for about 10 minutes,

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