Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1935, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1935. %s B—Il Secret Operative 48. '—By NORMAN MARSH OND ON THE ISOLATED TROPICAL ISLAND, SKARGE AND IVAN EVILOFF-- YES, MASTER, | AND REFUSED TO THEY TRIED |DELIVER THE MILLION TO CAPTURE | WE DEMANDED ?-= OUR AGENT. " PREPARE THE DIRIGIBLE | FOR FLIGHT, I'LL TEACH THEM/ HEH / HEH / Keeping the Doctor Busy BY CLARENCE GETTIER. °'$ mm‘ums%:- BANK PACKAGE BUT SET POLICE TRAP FOR ME. WHAT ARE N A FEW MOMENTS THE GIANT DIRIGIBLE 1S SWARMED ABOUT BY A HALF HUNDRED SCURRYING FIGURES, EVILOFF’S PLANS GO ON/ AND HE OIRECTS ME TO WAIT IN THE CITY FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS . EH ? THEN VYOU wiLL HEAR FROM ME LATER. MR. AND MRS. ToDAY IM GoGTo STRAIGHTEN UP You CaN HANG THEM oN THE OPPoSITE YOUR CLOTHES CLOSET, 3O | GIVE | | THATS MINE View - A LOT oF Your THINGS ARE IN IT—"THATS WHAT MAKES [T So FULL BIG TRUNK. FoR ONE THING — ITTAKES UP HALF THE FLooR You AT ALL., You HAVE ONE SIDE OF THE CLOSET FREE AND CLEAR FoR. oUr THINGS 2 MY CLOTHES ARE ALWAYS FALLING DowN BEHND T ! SIPE —THERE ARE PLENTY OF HOOKS. IF YouD ONLY KEEP YoUR CLOTHES GEE, You ALLow ME ONLY HALF A CLOSET AND THEN EXPECT ME ON THE HANGERS' To KEBQ IT NEAT (Copyright, 1835, “THE HEALTHIER WE FEEL,"” SAYS TOOTS, “THE MORE WAYS WE TRY TO BREAK OUR NECKS." (Copyright. 1935.) LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. ANNIE. WHY , THAT GIANT CUT MORE WOOD IN TEN MINUTES THAN BYVESTERDAY, WHILE ANNIE WAS ATTEMPTING TO CHOP WOOD, PUNUAB, THE GIANT, APPEARED SUDDENLY AND CHOPPED A GREAT PILE OF WOOD FOR HER~ AND THIS WHISTLE HE " GAVE ME- BR-R-R---IT'S P ALL CARVED AND COLORED, (= E| LIKE A TERRIBLE LITTLE = DRAGON=- HE SAID ONE TOOT I£) TO HIM FOR HELPIN' ME=~ E=| PUNJAB MEANS WELL- BUT I'LL NEVER GET OVER TH' WAY HE POPS UP FROM NO PLACE, ; B AT ONCE,WHEREVER | AM= AND THEN JUST : ) | WONDER WHAT KIND QF VANISHES AGAIN=- A SOUND IT'D MAKE IF | 2 DID BLOW ON IT= PRIEST INKWELL Letter-Out and he does it to suce ceed. I Letter-Out and it's overhead. | Letter-Out and be inflamed with ¥ JUST LIKE THAT= | Letter-Out and haul about. . 1N s ? ) 1 2 3 4 5 CORKED | Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center -:olumP opposite the word you have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly (t's sometiing that goes to make up a political platform. ' Letter-Out and it's s creed. 5 Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. FEINTED DESPAIR | T | E CLIMAXED | X| CROAKED |A RATTEENS | S ll&'.l.el'-()ut and give the mean- ! | DEFINE Letter-Out and they'll mive you a whirl. RAPIDS Letter-Out and speak your piece. DECLAIM Letter-Out and it's a ®ood way to be put to_sleep. ROC: Letter-Out and if you do it you may get it ENTREAT (Copyright. 1935.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle . Deep tone. . Bondage. . Pardon. . Consort of Anu. . Rubber trees. . Complicated. . Prench weights 43, . Strophe. . Snake. . Discover. . Suggesting a rose . Small pies. . European capital. . Kale; var. . German river. . Vigils. . Son of Seth. . Hindu gardener. . Looks on. Members of an old Italian family. «: Native of Brittany. . Tibetan monk. . Blasts. . Affirm. . Aside. . Teacher. . Notary: Scot. . Renounce. . Mountain crest . Indigo dye. 64. Epic poem. _Answer to Yesterday’s Puszle. 8] FEAds 1958 1 el Tant st . Greek enchantress. . Armour splint. . Weights of India. Down. . Foundation. . About. . Christmas spirit. . Austere. . Liliaceous plants. . Genus of olives . English county. . Ethereal salt. . Florid style. . Vanishes. . Villain. . Arrow poison. . Hardy heroine. . Bulks. . Greek god. . Entreat. . Bumpkin. . Medicinal plant. Minus. 30. . Sepulcher. . Hebrew month. . Banished, . Pulverized. . Tableland, . Departed. . Alleviated. . Genus of oysters. . Blemish. . Small herring. . Furtive watchers. . Russian stockade. . Rotating wheel. Lock. . Asiatic country. . Orifice. . California rockfish. Heroic. Sardine-Egg Canapes. YES, MOONSHINE - I SUPPOSE 1 AM FORTUNATE IN A WAY, TO HAVE LADY PLUSHBOTTOM BACK 1 HAVE A NICKEL, mMmom? I ean't achieve my one t i — Tl have t heep I GUESS YOU COULDN'T GET AWAY FOR THAT PARTY OVER AT BENNYS TONIGHT. UGH-HUH- Y L'VE OFTEN ‘NI QUIET HOME OF MY OWN YES, JIMMIE, YOU'VE DBEEN A GoOp BOY, SO YOU MAY HAVE A NICKEL 1 SAYS 1 DIDNT OPEN MYy MOUTH! NOTHINI ... 1 NO- I HAVE BEEN GOWG HOME FOR WELL, [ GUESS THAT MADE A BIG HIT WITH LADY PLUSHBOTTOM. THREE NIGHTS WHEN YOURE GOOD YOURE SO GOOD THAT 1 ALMOST WISH YOU WERE . o TWINS? QAR BOWERS, OLD MAN, ACCIDENTS Wil THAT IS WHAT WORRIES ME, MOON . I WON'T KNOW TILL I GET THERE. WOULDJA MIND MAKIN® THAT A DIME INSTEAD OF A NICKEL, MOM, CAUSE IF.1 WAS TWINS IT WouLD COST YOU THAT MUCH, (TARNATION ! E IF YOUR. PAST IS AS SHOCKING AS ALL THAT YOU OUGHT To WRITE YOUR. MEMOIRS /! TH" * BooOK wouLD BE A SENSATION ! A TERRIBLE SHOCK ¥ IP I HAD A WITNESS ID