Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1935, Page 23

MODERN MAIDENS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, DAN DUNN. ‘WHAT IS THE REPORT ON THAT PRISONER /THE AUTOEYRO' IN WU FANG WHO WHICH HE ESCAPED ESCAPED WAS SIGHTED VESTERDAY 7 SEVERAL TIMES TO THE SOUTHWARD: A HE USED TO LIVE IN SAN FRAGEL2-HAVE HIS OLD HAUNTS WATCHED --- AND PUBLISH A REWARD FOR HIM---HE'S AN EXTREMELY DANGEROUS CRIMINAL/ D. C. SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1935. B—7° Secret Operative 48 (JOEANWHILE IN AN ISOLATED SECTION OF DESOLATE COUNTRY -~ YES--THANKS TO AH, VOULR THE CUNNING ESCAPE WAS |EFFORTS OF THESE —By NORMAN MARSH YOU WILL NOT BE HERE LONG: FOR A PLANE 15 DUE WHICH WILL TRANSFER YOU TO FLORIDA WHERE YOU WILL BE MET BY ANOTHER AND TAKEN TO THE MASTER WHO BUT IT HAS VANISHED! SUCCESSFUL. ANXIOUSLY WAITS FOR Yyou ¢ MR. AND MRS. Now, THERES A REAL IDEA — A SIX-VOLUME SET ©F THINGS PEOPLE WANT To KNoW. . 1M GOING o SENp For IT| Trere ! THERES THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SIMPLE FACTS FoR SIMPLE PEoPLE] THAT YU BOUGHT TEN YEARS AGO AND NEVER oPEN! SAY— DoNT TELL ME | HAVENT THE. RIGHT To SPEND MY OWN MONEY CoME WITH ME AND ILL. LIKE THAT THATS FINE. BUT VSHQW You BEFORE YoU Buy M— GosH, | ForGeT WE HAD IT. YOURE RIGHT —FoR ONCE AQ VTV E ATl Mo “DAD WON'T CONSENT TO OUR MARRIAGE NOW! YOU BHOULD'VE ASKED ME LAST YEAR WHEN BUSINESS WAS BAD!” . Abstain from food. . Sunken courts. . Period from Ash Wednesday to Easter. . Organ stop. . Spanish sword. . Plant allied to iris. . Trish playwright. . Metal tag. . Aromatic herb. . Medieval steward. . Festivals. . Disorderly defeat. . D . Exercise of a right: Law. . Revolving parts. . Bitter herbs. . Frank. . Without friends. . Thick soup. . Wheel hub. . General. . Resist. . Withdraw. . Mother of Apollo. . Wretched. . Ballads. . Deck mop. . Malignity. . Rudiments of grammar. . Above, . Fodder pits. . Match of wits. . Undertaker’s attendant. 5. Conform. . Ardor. . Variously mottled. Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle [AIMOISIISHIAL L | IDIATEMAER]I E] . Declines gradually. . Wife of Tyndareus. | Down. | 1. Band across shield. . Local pain. . Mongolian. . Citadel. . Reckoning table. . Virtuous. . Feminine name. . The white poplar. Tippler. . Calcium carbonate rock. . Death. . Base ball team. 3. Makes an edging. . French coins. . Fall loosely. . Gaelic. . The ankle bone. . Unparalleled. . Of boron. . Rustic. . African ruminant. . Carousal. . Short fishline. . Surrounded. . Optical instrument. . Plunder. . Dutch cheese. . Highway. . Contorts. . Syrian seaport. . Leaves chewed by some Asiastics. . Repair. . Small case. . Distinction. . Tribe. . River in Africa. . Clothed. . Spirit lamp. . Old maxim. - Crumble Pudding. Beat three egg yolks thoroughly and add half a cupful of sugar gradually. Stir in two tablespoonfuls of bread crumbs and one teaspoonful of bak- ing powder mixed together. Cut and | fold in three stiffiy beaten egg whites, P 1 WAS COMIN'UP TO SEE YOUR BOSS ABOUT TAKIN' A WILL CASE FOR ME, SISTER - BUT NOW THAT I'VE SAW You, THE HECK WITH HIM. MULLINS IS TH” NAME MOONSHINE MULLINS. CF You, BUT I NEVER SAW You BEFORE. WHAY DO YOU REPAIR THOSE SHOES WITH, MISTER ? MOON MULLINS. L'VE OFTEN HEARD HERE, ANNIE- BETTER COME FOP A LITTLE WALK=- WELL, THAT MAKES US EVEN. I['VE OFTEN SAW YOU, BUT I NEVER HEARD OF YOU BEFORE, BABY. YES, ANNIE- BUT THERE'S NOTHING WE [ CAN DO- MY, MY- JUST 4 ROBINS IN THAT TREE= OH, “DADDY > HE IS WORSE, ISN'T HE®? EVEN PUNJAB ACTS AWFUL WORRIED = YOU NEEDN'T TRY TO MAKE g ’BOUT TH' OLD TRAMP= I'M OLD ENOUGH TO TAKE I(T- WELL, DON'T \/ UH-HUH- 5“ FEEL TOO BADLY, ANNIE= WE ALL HAVE TO GO MENEOr Ry SOMETIME - AND_ PUNJAB HASN'T GIVEN UP ), THAT TRAMP'S LIFE YET= T'LL BET SOMEBODY’S BEEN TELLING YOouU THAT You WER; 1 SAID “HIDE"! , THE COws OUTSIDE ! 1 OONT UNNASTAN’ YA - THEN WHAT MAKES YOUL THINK YOU WHAT DO WE CARE IF HE'S OUTSIDE ! WERE NOT AFRAID OF A | and last of all half a cupful of dates | which have been chopped into coarse | pleces and lightly floured and half a cupful of broken walnut meats. Bake in a buttered baking dish in a slow oven for three-quarters of an hour. Break into pieces of serving size and serve with whipped cream. LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. Here and There at the Ball ¥ RS BUCKSTOPPLE 8 WAL MISS SALLY, SANS BVERYONE MADE | THETS A BREAK FER S HER _SHE DIDN'T A8 TW SCATTER GUN, 5 LETS NEY T T HILLS -+ ™ T OLMAN IS acominy HOME PLUMB Pig.gveD TO Tw GiLkS 7 WOLLDIA CALL HER Har? DLURING HER SONG SHE (OQULDNT HEAR S GRBNouT: LERSELF SNE, NETW. 1 HEARD ABOUT TWO NEW TecanDals v/ ] |/ PsyssT. AsT (HER 1E sHE'S Gor A GAL FRIEND l Letter-Out and put out, ACTIVE | REVILED | INNER | ARMISTICE | DECREPIT | Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word ecalled 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 it happens to grievances in court rooms, Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. GIBBS |G| s vt v s TRESTLE | R | &R n S o REREARD | A | B LESSON | N HERDER TREADLES | D | Letter-Out and wear 'em out, (Copyright. 1935.) Letter-Out and he digs until he finds. Letter-Out _and you'll seé them around a diamond. sharp cut. (Copyright, 1986, by B L. Rustiéy) Trade “KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES.” I Letter-Out and it's good for & | Letter-Out and it's better than & I HADN'T NOTICED HOW WELL YOU'VE BeEN KEERPING HOusE, IT'S LOOIKKS BEVEN NICER. THAN I EVER KEPT IT ! HOW DID You Do \T® ™ You ComPLAIN ABOLT TH' House - I've BEEN ABLE TO DO AL T™H' WORIC MYSELF AND HAVE PLENTY OF Time FOR LEISURE -- WHAT EVER. womc PoR Twenty YN k MAGE YoU THINK. YOU Whed think, to see us trudge ‘the strests Among the buildings tall and grey, That in the jungles of our minds SIMPLE " NOT-I xid Y&ARS -- AND T FOUND OUT THERE WAS NOTHING To IT--- YOU OUGHTA Be ASHAMED OF YOURSELE -~ NEEDED SERVANTS? ORGANIZATION, AND BRAINS! SOLES Letter-Out and it's telling. RELATES