Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1935, Page 45

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, DAN DUNN. O3 THE SUN SINKS 'BELOW THE DISTANT HORIZON. TEN SWIFT PURSUIT PLANES OF THE NAVY START ON A SEARCH FOR DA DUNN AND THE MISSING PLANE --THER KEEN EYES EAGERLY SEARCH THE D, C. | #® MODERN MAIDENS s ‘\ N Ul i THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1935. * C-7 2 Secret Operative 48 —By NORMAN MARSH- THIS BANQUET, MY DEAR PILOT, IS TO CELEBRATE THE EXCELLENT WORK YOU HAVE THIS DAY ACCOMPLISHED --THE DESTRUCTION B2 G0 THA P 4 RO e “IT'S THE ONLY WAY I CAN KEEP HIM QUIET!” . African fifes. Across. . Betokens. . A raspatory. . Liplike parts. . Traller in a train. . Omission, . Ascended. . Clambers up. . Egyptian soul. Fruit. . Looking glass. . Babylonian god. . Larva of the eye-threadworm. . Gnawing. . Stake. . Prefix: Tcward. . Musical shows. . Theme. . Magnificent. . Iterate. . Biblical name. Down. Shellfish. Dance. Large serpent. Misplace. American poet. Plural suffix. Pertaining to a remainder. Ascertains. Distribute. Coffin stand. COPIR e 0N - Uy omwer Worm. Chinese weight. . Genus of flowery plants . Choice bit of literature. . Fishing basket. . Cinemas: Colloq. . Men. . Withdraw. . Silk fabric. . Abridges. . Fear. . Having limbs. . Stringier. . Wallowed. . One versed in Arabic Y 15 . The universe. . Enrages. . Vengeance. . Indian cereal grass. . Mountain in Thessaly. . Myself. . Sweetsop. . Concentrate, Y X wewnn BRSS e eow SHR Kinds. . French income. Loving. . Envoys. . Diminishes. . Light boat. . Restrict. . Dandles. . Spanish dollar. 0. Tub. loe fiber. . Son of Miled. . Pretense, . Humble. . Legislacor. . Disintegrating. e PRGBSO ®S 5 51, Put on. 53. Compass point: Abbr. 55. Concern'ng. Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle. JARITISHS| [{EIRIPOEIT] LILISH 1 ISIARIMP E - C Huge Pig Is Too Close. ADDILIE] For br;z;kl:g r.het laivr b.yllile‘eplng [[INSIE] A fon.” ‘within 50 yards ot a awelling - E@flflg [AMIA] h‘::l\lase,‘Maj. Henry W. Prance, man- RITIOLLIEMGI! [L{TIED] ager of a “Fun Fair,” has been fined [EISISIENIAIO! INJA] at Bournemouth, Northern Ireland. AISICIEINDIEIDIINEATIER] o 'SIIFEIN! Rock Drawings Found. [ ST T} Rock drawings and paintings found by explorers in the Hoggar Mountains of Africa are believed by a French professor to be relics of an advanced Saharan civilization of the fourth | century B. C. 4 LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. THUNDERS | | Letter-Out and be switched. N N = : NN \\\\ - IF You KNOW ALL ABOUT IT, WHY BoTHERTO ASK MES ? 7 N LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE, I'LL NEVER GET OVER LE | MOON MULLINS. GOOD GOSH! I THOUGHT I AND UNCLE WILLIE WAS UNCLE BUGLEIGH'S SOLE SURVIVIN' HEIRS/ WHY THE PLACE IS LOUSY WITH RELATIVES, MUSHMOUTH. REG’LAR FELLERS. OUT HERE, caP'N ? MESCAL IKE. SAY, L HEAR TELL EMERY TOLLIVER €0T MARRIED 1 THOUGHT, BEING A WELL PosTeD MAN, You MIGHT BE ‘| BETrer INFORMED YAS SUH-ALLYO" HEAH IS SHAKE A TREE AND AH BET A DOZEN MULLINSES/LL FALL OUT OB IT, MISTAH OF THOSE WHO SPIED LUPON US - WE HONOR YOU FOR YOUR GALLANT DEED./ F{GND ALONE ON THE SEA, TWO TINY OBJECTS MIGHT HAVE BEEN i ' DISCOVERED LASHED TO THEIR PLANES PONTOON---DAN DUNN AND THE NAWY PILOT. 3.28 Putting Him on the Spot WELL, WHY SHOULD | BE BETTER INFORMEDT 1M JUST AN AVERAGE MAN YES, BUT You READ THE NEWSPAPERS —)YOURE ALWAYS READING THEM, | THOUGHT You COULD HELP METo UNDERSTAND ETHOPUN SITUATION D NO_MATTER LITTLE | BROUGHT ufi PART OF 5 1T WENT INTO THAT OLD TIN_ CAN- ANl T IT, | NEEDED NEW SHOES - AND ME UP- AND IT'S HARDER FOR HER THAN FOR ME~ Home-Coming GETOUT OF HERE, SIR! THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I HAVE VISITED IN MY LATE COUSIN BUQLEIGH'S HOME IN TWENTY YEARS AND HE WOULD WANT ME TO HAVE E BEST ROOM TH IN THE HOUSE NOT IF HE KNOWED I WAS HERE HE WOULDN'T. GOTTA DO ‘ROUND _MDON. HUK! ITS sc OEEP 1 CERTAINY THAT IT HAS NO DONT BLEEVE BOTTOM ATALL! THATS HOW DEEP IT IS? Reason for It WHY, L THOUGHT HE NEVER GOT ALONG WITH HER so eoop!’ VEAW , HE &OT HISSELF HITCHED UP TO HIS FIRST WIFE'S SISTER — SURE | READ EM—BUT WHAT IN BLAZES Do | KNow ABOUT THE BUT Wy SHOULD ITALY OPPoSE KING HAILE SELASSIE? IT DoESNT, SEEM FAIR INT FROM ALWAYS CHEERING SYRIAN | BRITONS | SINKERS | MARCHERS | l Letter-Out and a sailor spins 'em. Letter-Out they are paths | Tor Beavents Boaiea” *¢ P Lett, | Letter-Out and he uses a mouth Letter-Out ' Letter-Out and beware of her Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to 11 the word ecalled for in the last column. Print the letter in center c:lp:mn ite the word you have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly they are good places to get a skate on. Answer fo Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. MY WILL PowgR ! WHAT'S INCHERS PUBLISH FATED THAWED THOREAU |E |A [S1 | Pl | D] Letter-Out and some one will be richer. ENRICH Leter-Out and feel that way Simdasimeraing BLUISH Letter-Out and be cleves, DEFT mr‘.?lb and it's the farmer's WHEAT Letter-Out and be a writer, AUTHOR (Coprright, 1935.) £ ry erimes 1 candidly confess - theyre true — For this exasperates them more Than 2nything that I covld do. nr oy Yol CAN GO SOAK YOUR THICK L TS 1 A 1 et YOu Tew =m! | BET Youve BEEN To ONE OF MRS. SPASMS LENTEN LECTURES ON CURRENT ToPICS AND WHAT IF | HAVE? IT JUST GOES To SHoW HoW LITTLE AN INTELLIGENT MAN KNoWs ABouT WHATS GoiNg oN! ME, IT'S UP TO ME TO T _TO THE TOP AGAIN= YES, AND | WiLL- SAY, ARE YOU TRYING TO PICK A FIGHT WITH ME? WHO 1S MOVING IN HERE WITH ME - HE ALWAYS PICKS MUCH BIGGER AND BETTER ONES. Y'DONT, EH? WELL, LITTLE TIMMIE FLYNN WAS REPORTED DROWNED IN HERE LAST SUMMER AND THREE MONTHS LATER HIS MA GOT A TELEGRAM FROM 1M IN CHINA ASKIN' FOR HIS CLOTHES ! —By S. L. HUNTLEY WITH HIM 1S HE'S A SLAVE TO WIS _# ONLY EM FIGGERED THEY WERENT NO USE IN BREAKIN' INJ f A NEW MOTHER-INFLAW . AND 1 SUPPOSE YOU'RE GOING TO BE MISS LINCOL! \WA'T, EDDIE ! - I DIDN'T MEAN T @olLy!T BELIEVE HE 5 | IN A TRANCE &