Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1935, Page 60

D-—8 MODERN MAIDENS ST — THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH T4, T935. Secret Operative 48 —By NORMAN MARSH G COMMANDER. I'D LIKE TO HAME ALL THE AMATEUR RADIO MESSAGES CHECKED-- 1 THINK THERE IS A STATION ER FOR THE PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL BANK, SEE THAT THESE \T 15 A MERE SPECK WN THE DISTANT SKY--= ANOTHER THREAT AGAWNST SOCIETY 15 BEWNG SENT BY THE MAD GENIUS OF THE TROPICAL ISLE / MR. AND MRS. DONT FEEL SO 600D, SoMeHoW, THIS MORNING | ATe JusT WHAT You SAID~—GREEN VEGETABLES. |M N&T Color BLIND TELL ME ABoUT T, WHAT DID You EAT T HoW SHoUw | KNoW? THEY WERE GREEN, LIKE Yol SAID. AND So Were THE SPRoUTS AND THE CUCUMBERS WHAT DID You EAT AT THAT PLACE LAST NIGHT 2 YoV KNoW | WARNED You WHAT WERE THE -PEPPERS STUFFED WITh 2 B-14 ©195 T & P. All lighs Reservd ®AND WILL YOU TEACH ME THE DANCE ROUTINE YOU USE IN THE RING?” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. Letter-Out and a golfer uses ft. ATHEISM Letter-Out and it's the chef's trimming. I'VE GOT A STEADY JOB NOW, BUT AT LABORERS W, BETTER THAN I SHEARING | SEMINAL | DEPEND | Letter-Out and the captain does that with his company. STARTING ANYTHING THAT I WOULD WORK=- I'M AFRAID BUSINESS HELPS THEM A [ M LOT_MORE THANLj'EVTH y HELP BUSINESS=- Letter-Out and that was the fin- b 4 TO RUN THEIR uuero’u.t and you ship cotton 5 BUSINESS = that w: STABLE Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center colamn opposite the word wou have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly 1t will spell what Satan tries to do. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. CHASMS C Letter-Out and they are trick- sters. I SHAMS and he'll take notice. REACTION l Al umr-omNOTICER TRACES | R]| Letter-Out and it's a class sep- aration in India CASTE SWEDISH RETARDS |D] |S| Letter-Out and you make ‘em on Halloween. WISHES Letter-Out_and that kind of road is messy for the motorist. 'ARRED o (Copyright, 1935.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle FEER crPPECT " Ey | ERNE AEEN iil=l-flllll . Musical instruments. 6. A lyre. 3 yre. . Chief god of Memphis. . Pope’s scarf. . Inland Eurasian sea. . Heraldic bearing. . Roman household gods. . Disavow. . Decree. . Alienated. . Vapor. . Persia. . Sycophantic. . One of the poles of a galvanic battery. . Six-line stanza. . Seraglio. . War god. . Wholly engrossed. 9. More than one. 10. A sharp end. BOY! DONT I LOVE WALNUTS ! 1 ONEY WISHT Y'DION’ HAFTA BOTHER ABOUT } CRACKIN' THE SHELLS® AN’ YU = ORTA HEARD s MULEY BATES VYELL MAMIE, PLEASE QUIT THAT HOWLING AND YOU CAN HAVE YOUR A JOB AGAIN BRAZIL t NUTS THE BEST! THEYVE EVEN GOT HARDER SHELLS THAN WALNUTS BUT L DONT CARE ABOUT THAT' 13 MAMIE FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE/! STOP THAT BAWLING I SAID I'D GIVE YOU YOUR JOB BACK 000 Bo0 ! BOBO WHAT KINDA NUTS DO Youv LIKE THE BEST, PINHEAD? HE'S SETCH A BAD LOSER - HOW COME VUK PLAY CARDS, YAS=BUT THIS TIME . S. Pat. Off. = L i, 1938, by Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Syndicate, Inc L IO —By GENE BYRNES t DONT KNOwW wHAT YOU CALL EM BUT THEY DONT HAVE ANY SHELL ATALL! THEY GROW INSIDE CHALKLIT CANDY! G Ol ! . Fragrant essential oils. 11. Self immolation in India. HIS HEAD OFF WHEN . Loose undergarments. 12. Transform. . South American balsam. 13. Pays attention. . Mother of Apollo. 19. Known fact. Bucket. 23. Vipers, . Dissolves. 25. Strike & smart blow. 7. Dry. 26. Greek queen of the heavens. . Sculptured stone. 27. Rows. . Orifice of the brain. 28. Bulging pot. . Walks with even strides. 31. An iota. . Spoken. 33. Mineral resin, . The axis of the vertebrae body. g; ‘!,ndulse without restraint. 0g.. 36. Healthy. 39. Winged. 3 42. Step of fence. . A lever on a clock. 46. One of the order which includes . The last king of Troy. the mites. . Absolve, 48. Pertaining to a septum. . Diadem. 49, Ireland nified. . Nostril. 50. Native of a Southern State. . Goddess of the rainbow. 51. Greek market place. . The nipa palm. 52. Crescents. . Genus of ducks. 53. New. . Sudden burst of speed. 55. Ancient seat of Irish kings. . Arch looks. 56. Genus of bustards. 8, Sandarac 5i 59. Charts. ANY KIND OF A WINNER. / v. Otfice” Eddie Goes Into Training Cornmeal Rolls. ‘These are . Measure = GRAAT - ~GEE ! five-eighths of a cupful of bread flour Hlfl(‘]@@% [DAMAIGIEIS] LOOK AT TH'Mog ! LEEVER] [ELLEVIATIE] ; WiH] [ERIN| =(a) ) Em:é OlO= 2T VEE)IE i