Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1935, Page 46

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C—8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1935. Secret Operative 48 —By NORMAN MARSH l MODERN MAIDENS | : WL AR : . g SKULL AND ME5,’ o Z, THIS MAY BE A WIULD IDEA P | /i1 HAVE RECEIVED THE WHEN THAT 1S OAN . OF MINE---THAT THEY ARE 7 DONE / THE MASTER 4 COMMUNICATING BY SHORT- WILL COMMUNICATE 1 WAVE RADIO---BUT IT'S ON AN. WITH YOU 4/ WORTH A TRY=-=HMM=--- WHICH SHOULD BE [ ORDERS ARE 7 ) FURTHER. HIS A a THERE'S ONE IN COCE. | POSTED IN A CARRIED OUT % ", ) 4 NORTHERN CITY. / / V/ 4 T MAY BE MR. AND MRS. WE OUGHT To ENTER ONE OF THESE PUZZLE | | IT DOESNT SEEM DIFFICULT. (M SURE CATCH SOMEWHERE. | WoULONT ENTER CoNTesTS! We MiHT Wi The FIRST | [WeRE AS INTELLIGENT AS The: AVERAGE| A CoNTEST Like THAT FoR ALLThe PRIZE —% I0,000! ; JAck N Tie Worep ! 2 S ) | THIS CANT BEA PUZAE, , . —l Tiars You TEN GRAND IT MUST BE For BACKWARD) ALL over! A N ThE LETS SEE - KIPS IN KINDERGARTEN MEANTIME STHER PEOPLE THE THING 7’ €0 IN AND GET THE MoNEY! © 195 The A P. All Rights Resered. “OH, YOU'LL HAVE FORGOTTEN ALL ABOUT POOR LITTLE ME BY TOMORROW.” L E T T E R = 0 UT WHAT stsnbatfor‘fias UNITED STATeS "BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. g IS HERE NAMED ¥ Letter-Out and have an ointment. LAMBATS er-i ONE WAY YCL LOOK AT IT, B AS IT 1S, | PAY NO INCOME RACKED | | Letter-Out and it's & hardened WERE LUCKY= IF | WERE i TAX- _BUT POOR AS | AM, D Olm"\Eg Toot.mosm “T:-lesar:\ag .\:JQOK:EC;RK_?H;AYS MAKING REAL MONEY AGAIN oM Y'l:mz% FOR ALMOST e D THE WA DE! GROWING ARMY OF POLITICIANS 7 | i UCH= TH! W - V) H RECASING | | Meiflshasmms et g / N “WAS A TAX ON THAT ALARM [ AND USELESSPUBLIC SERVANTS /i OPLE S Le ; PAY_ TAX ON SOAP, n : LoT : Tetter-ont_and_you do 1t on & RAZOR BLADES, TOOTH BRUSH, | : 3 ¢ iT’S AN HONOR TO QUIT BEING TRUMPS e i, 4 CLOTHING= ~ THERE'S A TAX OM, WELL, €SS PO ) A WORKER AND BECOME A N ON SANDV- o g DRONE, THESE DAYS- TROVES 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 yord you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-Out” correctly 1t will spell the golfer’s pet hatred. | Letter-Out and it's open to view, 5 Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. Letter-Out and a solfer uses it. I T MASHIE S e ATHEISM Letter-Out and it's the chef's / = E rbune N T News SHEARING | E | ¥ 0 ien P Letter-Out :I:fsm the fin- ) Ajg.cngNED : THIBSEAlcr:\;%,\(A’YIhOA-E TO l/ 3 | | ‘::zu-om and you ship cotton . 1 \{\fg:bEfi \ Soore. SEMINAL I M Letter-Out_and :x:lne“t;;‘nuln does ENDED GO GETTING EXCY s %, SHADOW! (Copyright, 1935.) 3 T FALL! N X . that with his_co DEPEND MY STARS! YOURE Daily Cross-Word Puzzle LOOK , PUD! THAT'S A % : HES THE BOID woOT HE MUST GET WHAT KIND OF NOSTRICH! 23 STICKS HIS HEAD A LOT OF A FUNNY LOOKIN DIDN'TCHA 3 Z IN THE. GROUND HEADACHES, 10 EVER HEAR OF A d QUICK SPECIALLY NOW 1S THAT ANYWAYS? NOSTRICH? , WHENEVER HE WANTS WHEN THE GROUND TO HIDE FROM SOMEBODY! 18 FROZEN ¢ Acro: 1. Gentlest. . Small stand. 7. Figures. " . Flatter servilely. . Shine. . An Arachnid. . Occupants. . Corrode. . Owner of contiguous estate. . Tall structures. . Fundamental. . Succinct. . Specie of Brassica. . Impact. F . Bar legally. . Piled. DD AN’ HE DID . Cripple. . A conjunction. cE AN TH BEARS . Period of time. . Vessel. . A chairman. - Inclosed in a cave. H SETCH LIKE OTHER VARMINITS. H Contend. - ;owe:a ob{: enrdurlnoe. | -- AN’ wWHEN HE'D GIT OUT AN GO . Sell to consumer. . Turntables for a gun. i p £ : . Fragrant. . Abounding with icy particles. K = 0 A DOIN'S ekl HE sAID, - . Vast level tract. . Sailor. ’ DADELMMIT! IF YUH DURN U'L . At the present time. . Draws off, as a liquid. " . Exclamations. . Revolves. . Bark. . Quickly. . Greasewood. . Faithful. . Kettledrum. . Exchanged commodities. . Felt displeasure. . Wrinkle. . Detail. . A Greek. . A cloth measure. . Lands surrounded by water . Russian councils. . Idolater. . Malay negrito. . Made harmonious. . Exclamation. . ;laoed leads between lines. . Female sandpiper. . Muscular. A 2 Z, . Mire: dial. Eng. . g‘:l‘:r:t‘;;‘l‘:{:ék X z . Legislator. 3 3 e > . Famous potteries of Arezzo, Tus- | &% Bc:amr:e i Ly ny. . hominy. . Remotest. . Let 1t stand. Al Can Stand Just So Much . Removed. . Japanese town. . Watches. - High priest of Israel. = . Directed publication. D LIKE TO KNOW WHERE YOUD THiNK, PRIDE > Lima Bean Loaf 1 TO FIND EDDIE! IVE GOT TO WOULD KEEP HIM d D BACK at, P PERSUADE HIM TO GIVE LP THIS | | MAKING A PUBLIC EvERYGoDY /! Cook one cuptul of dried California pk JOB WITH LOCO'S HYPNOTISM | | SPECTACLE OF HIMSELF p A A : GIVE 'IM 2 | lima beans 1n boiling salted water un- | | ( 1 3 ACT BEFORE HE GETS IN - | til soft. Rub through a coarse sieve DUTCH WITH CLARICE.” E| |to remove all skins. Add two well- Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle. LIE L LIARIE! E[P|U; T | N HI SITIOLU

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