Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1935, Page 28

B—12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1935. o SRR Snhocis AR S SR 1 18 0 F L o e 2o e e e W R R ’ Secret Operative 48 ’ —By NORMAN MARSH THERE'S WHERE ’ NAW, BRUND, T LAST THEY NEAR THE YER PICKING UP WE JUST GOT Y SPOT WHERE BRUNO PLANS % : HERE-- SAVY, TO DISPOSE OF DAN-~-— DOROTH WHAT'S THIS ) BUT WAITYS! \wii0 I8 TH' NEW RACKET A I ?/ RACKET YUH ] ORIVING THE CAR WHICH OF HIS ? My, / g&ggg 7 > Z ALTHILY FOLLOWS THEM? : DAN SUSPECT HE 15 BEIN " i e | |'PAKEN FOR A RIDE .’ THERE! WHo SAYS | Say! FIRST THE FIRE WASToo SMALL CANT BULP A FIRE ! : For YoU, Now ITS Teo BIG! CANT You D : : RELAX AND ENJoY ¥ ILL HAVE IT GaiNG | | (& ‘ ITS BLAZING UP FINE. - Look! auick! BEFoRE 1M THROUGH | HoPE THE FLUES ARE | A SPARK JUST JUMPED A RO TR ALL RIGHT oN © 1935 The A P. Al Rights Reserved {O’gfi “DID THIS COUNTRY EVER RECOGNIZE RUSSIA?” “I DUNNO. I HEAR IT'S CHANGED A LOT TH' LAST FEW YEARS.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. ra, SN ST 5 WASHER | l Letter-Out and they cut. While Stroll Letter-Out and it flows. ~= | - I THE HAM SAY- WE'VE = H AND CHEESE THE WAY / GOT ALMOST Letter-Out and he becomes wan. = AND BREAD MY STOMACH @ ROOM- NOW TO i ~ AS MUCH B PART OF OUR ; ELAPSE | | - = AND OTHER FEELS, THEY f BOIL A LITTLE [l MONEY AS WHEN | il CAPITAL FOR NO HURRY- | —_— THINGS WE LOOKED LIKE l WATER FOR TEA [f| WE STARTED- | BUS FARE AND [l WE HAVE Tetter-Out and preserve. ; GENERAL O S B AND WE'LL BE M} WE SURE CAN [ BEEN, A LOT NO DATE TO EAVES l I : ALL RIGAT 2 ' LIVE CHEAP FARTHER BY Now, 1l KEEP ANY STORE THOUGH= ME=- [ | ) THIS WAV- JA WITH A LOT Bl WHERE= LIGHTS 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 | Letter-Out and the eyes have it. 5 7/ = = LESS WALKING= 3 1 3 the word you have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out" correctly it just rolls along. HAMSTER | Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. Letter-Out and increase the size. GENERALS | S e GREETED l T ' umr-mt];oErGuRn;: of honor. A)IERICA I l I L!uer-out_cl:dlwyéun;ln't fool it. Letter-Out and beseech. % 7 = PLACED @ ' LADY QRYLGRIO E' BUT IN THE MEANTIME, 2 WELL, IN MOST CASES, KAYO- . e B USHBORICE HONEST DOWAR- B EADYIBLUSKEORION s THEY'RE ACCOUNTS WHERE WORKERS K Letter-Out and they pull, As [ LWV 7 e B e Z I CAN'T SEE WHY YOU'RE STUPID OF ME... A MAN DEPOSITS THE | | ROWERS AND BREATHE! 4 | | PEDDLIN' PHONEY FLOWERS Y I'D FORGOTTEN MONEY IN A BANK,, A WHAT ARE DO YOUBTHlNK 7 WHEN HIS LORDSHIP AND ALL ABouT HATS A \ AND HIS WIFE Copright, 1935 | OU DOING HERE? T WiLL 5 e S ) YOU HAS A HEALTHY THAT. i DRAWS T OUT GO HOME , ACCOUNT, FLOWERS, Daily Cross-Word Puzzle o)) 4T, SOMETIMED b % s = . =2 ot 7 PEPRITER PR EBNM]I A QDY ] ~erosaeLy . e WON'T LIVE FOREVER, EMMY E ASENEREN 1 MY, GOODNESS NO WONDER' WHY DONTCHA ITS CRILLY IN JUST FEEL OF THE 5 KEEP IT WARM HERE! ITS LIKE THE RADIATOR! ITS AS WITH A NORTH POLE ! COLD AS A 3 BLANKET LIKE POP DOES ON THE CAR? Across. . Shriek. . Grates. . Asiatic plague. | Antiquity: poet. . Feeblest. . Lampreys. . Perforates. - Makes. . Understanding. ; .]){e‘resxey . Exists. Surfeit. i i ME AN PERCY'S BEEN Mystic word of the Hindus - Australian foot ball cry. ATALKIN' FER NIGH ONTO TWO . Indian b ’ Cli EA HOURS AN' HE AINT SO MUCH - Indian buzzard. . Eight-pointed star: Her. AS WISHED ME A HAPPY NOO . Covering of a seed. . Tamping rod. O, NEAR — DURNED IMPOLITENESS 5 sR%icnét.ensh. ¥ g::;fi- - o s IS WHAT L CALLS HIT. . Register. . Epithet. . Part. . Having the longer axis as the . Gear. axis of revolution. . Further. . Spins. . Stipple. . Greek letter. . Winglike part. . Homo sapiens. . Archbishop. . Remonstrate. . Legislatures. . Sharp return. . Russian hemp. . Sparser. . Salutes. . Church festivals. . Railroad car. . Ait. . Dilettante. . Princely Italian family. . Piloted. . Toward. . Poor. . Horns. . Senior: French. . Pronoun. . Toboggan. . Poisonous alkaloid. . Bring forth young. . Idle discussion. - Disencumber. . Coloring matter. . Babylonian god of the heavens. . Amphibole, . Masculine nickname. . Offers. - Lessened. Brothers Di : e on Same Day. i WELL, IT QUGHT TO SE LOOK WHAT You'RE T IF You KNEW HOW 1 wwiHe! e T = At T A e R S 2 Answer to Yesterday’s Puzale. |, Within 8 year atter they had been | |1 A HAPPY YEAR FOR US ! LDSING - Ol YOU NIT-wWIT ! HAROD T. WAS To GET | co rBpaationg) reunited after believing each other love to watch the T’ OLD GAL AND I SIGNED ENT TH' 'WHOLE MORNING | | THOSE CiIGAR ASHES 1 AN'T A WIFE dead, Robert A. and Francis A. Ander- ) A PLEDGE TO QUIT FIGHTING! TRYING TO MAKE THIS RooM OUT OF MY RUGS You'D TALK TO HER son, brothers, died on the same day. gentle moon — GEE, NO MORE HARSH SO M Dol Se BV ST o Sorm ] HUSBAND 7 e T Tl A e T WORDS / THIS PLACE WiLL MINUTES YOU CAN CIVILIZED HABITS !/ NO \ SBAND ? = 3 ] away al thouvgh s == T &A TURN 1T INTO A& WONDI ImMm A cld, New South Wales, and Francis. | | She still ha. e amar: N voss waRd 92, at Townsville, North Queensland. ) s hime to v — Sy As a boy Robert went to San Francisco during the gold rush, sailed in a whal- ing ship in the South Seas, and later prospected for gold in New South IR] | Wales. For decades they believed each other had succumbed. 21 Convicts Escape. ‘Twenty-one convicts escaped from the penal settlements in French Gui- &na between February 15 and April 25, according to word received R-] cently at La Rochelle, France. [}