Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1935, Page 28

B—12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1935. l MODERN MAIDENS I —By NORMAN MARSH NOW, MEN, YOU WILL FLY LOwW AND AT TOP SPEED ON A COURSE SOUTH BY HALF WEST---— /4 HE WONT LAST LONG W DAN DUNN AND LIEUTENANT /// x : / MAGEE WERE SEARCHING FOR i DAN DUNN. e WHAT'S THAT CAN 7 A Secret Operative 48 AH / A CAN OF -./ AND MY FRIEND, THE 7 7] UEUTENANT HERE'S STILL 2 VI ALVE BUT IN BAD SHAPE-- FLOATING THERE ? [/ T MUST HAVE BEEN ON THE PLANE / WAN EVILOFF---AND I'M AFRAID THEY FOUND HiM / MR. AND MRS. WHAT Do You THINK. YoURE Dol JUST PRACTICING. JUST TRYING To SEE How IT WOULD SEEM To BE A WOMAN WHAT IN THE WoRrLD IS THAT @ ARE WE GOING ON A WEEK-END TRIP 2 “THAT WAS ONLY BIG ENOUGH o For A HANDKERCHIEE, PURSE C_., | AND CoMPACT—JUST AN JUST THE FEW THINGS A WOMAN NEEDS THAT™ THATS MY NEW HAND-BAG L N e 1 4 “ANNIE KNOWS A KID WHAT'S GOT A COUSIN IN TH' COUNTRY WHAT SEEN A ROBIN YESTERDAY!" HUMPH- WELL, ANNIE= IT'S LUCKY SPRING 1S ABOUT HERE= § AT THIS RATE VLL BE BAREFOOT 'N A DAY OR SO- K SURE- AND A DOZEN SUITS OF CLOTHES AND A YACHT- WHAT WOULD 1 1 WASN'T GOIN' TO SAY ANYTHING-, I WANTED TO s Pfi'si You WITI LOT~ B8UT ss‘a_; I'VE BEEN SAVIN'=--- , IT'S BEEN EASY ENOUGH=- )} _JUST MADE UP~ MY MIND TO SAVE SOME EVERY DAY~ NOW, WHEN - WE jid DEN HAB A SEAT IN DE PARLAH" DATS WOT ALL DE REST 08 DEM PEOPLE IS/ /' SOME SHACK! HOW MANY FLUNKIES )\ DID OLD UNCLE -/ BUGLEIGH HAVE WORKIN' FOR HIM, '\ MUSHMOUTH? “TO HIM, [ MOONSHINE - MISTAH | ARE ONCLE,_ BUGLEIGHS SOLE SURVIVING . A Cuban dance. 3 ge\'ices. ey . Box. . Basket willow. . Blanq. . Versifier. . Warlike. . Feminine Name. . Armory. . Summits. . Reveals, . A river in Bavaria. . A red paint. . River duck. . Become tasteless. . Muddle. . Latest types of railroad trains. . Heavenly. . Partitions. . Insert. . Braid. . Indifference. . Mahometan's deity. . Reckless people. . Unite. . Communion cup. . A young oyster, . A beautiful bird. . Prodigal. . Of the best quality: collog. . African monkey. . Promontory. . God of war. . Mother-in-law of Ruth. . Flat circular plate. . East Indian tribe. . Point. > / -\ g « e Q by . Mounted. . Deity. ] 2\ I P g y ‘o . Trimmer. . Statute, 7 === 7 % N f ‘ 4 . Pronoun. . Pruit. = - A al - \ C y Chie ne-) ews Mgy - o . Swordsmen. . Biblical eagle. . Connect, ins. . Pay a call . A wild Norse warrior. . Pleasant. . Sailing vessel, . Places apart. . Lure, o . Finest grades. . The rainbow. ; g‘onumry- i . Threefold. . Flower, . Strains. 52. A Liberian Negro. . Russian river. . Center. . Recognized. Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle. DR. STANLEY TO SPEAK Miss C. R. Barnett Will Also Address Agricultural Group. Dr. Louise Stanley, chief of the Bureau of Home Economics, and Miss | Claribel R. Barnett, librarian of the Agriculture Department, will be speakers at a “get-together meeting” in the department’s auditorium to- day at 4:45 p.m. Music will be furnished by Mrs. MESCAL IKE. Ruth L. Morgan and Miss Elizabeth | M. Eaton. The department’s library e e | will be open for inspection tomorrow SAY, AIN'T YUM ) from 4:30 to 6 p.m. FOLKS AGON' = LETTER-OUT N ™™ ToWN HALLT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. " —By GENE BYRNES . Roman copper. ITS THEIR. OWN FAULT ! THE BIG DUMB-BELLS GET THEIR FEET WET ALLATIME 1meEY SOUND LIKE THEY ALL HAD BAD CoLDs IN THEIR THROATS! YOU CAN TELL ITS SPRING ON ACCOUNT OF YOu CAN HEAR THE FROGS CROAKIN EVERY DAY NOw i SvEeT . Sea eagle. . Assortment of type. . Harden: var. . French river. . Throw. . Scatter. WAL, IF YUH RECOLLECT, A CYCLONE HIT TOWN LAST E_ECTION DAY.. HIT WHAMMED DOWN -JEST a5 MULEY WAS ASTICKIN HIS VOTE IN TR BALLOT BOX.- AN NOW THEY GOT, WM UP FER VOTIN' N TR NEXT COounTY THOUT REGISTERINI' PROPER LIKE! Letter-Out and some one will be richer. INCHERS PUBLISH Leter-Out and feel that way Monday morning. l Letter-Out and be clever. THAWED THOREAU ' g.‘fstlt;:s?uz and it's the farmer's E JONESES.” I | FATED | | I Letter-Out and be a writer. —By POP _— e Y 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 1t's good to dig up the dirt. Answer to Yesterday’'s LETTER-OUT. I CANT GET AWAKE 1 THIS IS TH' STRANGEST FEELING IVE EVER Y HAD — JUST LI<E T WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME ? MY HaAD FEELS LIKE A _BASKETBALL=— I-I-I canT JUMBA ! GEE! IT NO wWoNDER! YOU'VE BEEN HYPNOTIZED FOR OVER A WEEI ! Letter-Out and 1t's black busi- LOCATED | T | %™ e T R X e e i Letter-Out and it's a cover, THREES |R i ; Letter-Out and part. RESOUND '|O e TRIBES | B I Letter-Out and autos have them. €0 1995, by The Assovisted Newspapers)