Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1935, Page 36

- C-8 - ) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1935. 'DAN DUNN. Secret Operative 48 MODERN MAIDENS | BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. l Letter-Out for a eotton eloth. COMICAL | ASTERN | SWATHER | | TRACERS | | SURVEYS | | Letter-Out and most of us have to pay them. Letter-Out for a gariand. Letter-Out and you may be in for an eruption. Letter-Out and it's ll’lnlt. Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word ealled for in the last column. Print the word you have removed it from. 1t will be something bulky and heavy. the letter in center column opposite If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. sTaLIN | | MORTISE |M| ANOINTED |A | GASHED |G| GASOLINES | E | (Copyright. 1835.) Letter-Out and it departs from a straight line. SLANT Letter-Out and it's a spirited action by troops. SORTIE Letter-Out and he spoke in @ measured, sonorous_manner. INTONED Letter-Out and it's cooler there. SHADE Letter-Out and a cow puncher 18 an expert_at it. LA! ING 4 Daily Cross-Word Puzzle eve. . Coarse yarn. Clff. . Deep mud. . Weapon. . Nostrils. . Calumniate. . Japanese money of account. 5. City in France. . A period of five years. . Appendage. . Coquette. . Gay. . Precious stone. . Over again. . Sfamese coin. . Patch. . Anger. . . Cape. . Arab kingdom. 3. Rings of light. . Shaft of column. . A poetic foot of three syllables. 3 arf. . Symbol of tellurium. . Chinese moneys of account. 85. South African couneils. . Make a mistake. . Pertaining to grandparents. F]E W] [FIOIEIFEIAISTIS] AlLBIETL I TINPRIOIA] [RIAMIRAILBIE] . Vessel with twin hulls. . Goddess of love. . Yeast. s . French coin. . Scrap. . Writing desk. L Iy . Scales formed on leaves. 12. Tipping. . Water wheel. . Cornered. 2. Part of a cirele. . Babylonian god. . Play upon words. . Nap of cloth. . Indo-Aryans. . Impertinent fellow. . Vegetable. . River in Africa. . Beakless. . Native of the.West. . Farm animals. . Astral. 43. Grain-storing *rat. . A fool. . Units of germ plasm. drot . To respond to s stimulus, . Entire range. Storm. 430 “I PROPOSED FORTY TIMES BEFORE MY WIFE AC 4 “YOU SHOULDA KNOWN YOUR LUCK WOULDN'T HOLD OUT!” - LETTER-OUT Swords National Treasures. Two historic swords have just been made national treasures in Japan. The first is that worn by the late Fleet Admiral Togo at the Battle of the Japan Sea, originally the gift of the late Emperor Taishqg when his majesty was crown prince. The second is a samural sword called “Bizen Pukuoka Ichimonji,” which was presented to Viscount Chokei Okabe, former Feau- del Lord of Kishiwads, by the city of Kishiwada. Both will be displayed in museums i{n Tokio. Sugar Output Jumps. Sugar production in' Cubs this year 15 more than twise-that-of 1834, ) e IYHIN. T s WOTT T LTHIS 1S THEIR GENERATING PLANT--I'LL GET IN AND PLACE A COUPLE OF BOMBS WHERE THEY'LL DO THE MOST GOOD --THEN TO FIND THEIR MEANS A OF TRANSPORTATION AND BLOW THAT up/! ClLock HAs BEEN ACTING CRAZY ALL DAY loNG [ (SVESS | GoT SoMeWHERE GOTTA GET THIS RIGHT= [/-/ YOU MEAN TO SAY YOU PAINTED THOSE RED DOTS ALL OVER YOUR UNCLE WILLIEP THOUGHT \F HE LOOKED LIKEA OB O RELATIVES OUT so LoNGgtPUD ! WE CANT ‘WAIT ANY LONGER.! such high speed. 1 vimplyswill not I f‘l’: i'{‘_-l f 1 ike ife a lot oo well A- HERE IS THE PLACE ¥ FOR ONE--I'LL FIT IT I TieHT UNDER THIS A GENERATOR--- TWwWO % BOMBS WILL MAKE A SHAMBLE OF Pl THIS PLACE/! AH/ THIS DYNAMO IS # THE PLACE---—NOW. fa 1'LL LIGHT « THE FUSE AND GET OUT QUICKLY ¢ SHADOWY FIGURE COMES ouT FROM The Substitute Watch LeTs SEE. (TS TiENTY MINUTES To EN—OR QUARTER OF —OR THEREABOUTS] THEREABOUTS' WKY, YoU ALWAYS PRIDE YoURSELF ©N HAVING The ExacT Time ! BUT,"DADDY: ¥ HE DIDN'T HAVE BREAKFAST BUT BoY! oH BoY! DID I GET A LAUGH WHEN THEY THROWED HIM IN THAT AMBULANCE AND BRUNG HIM OF UNCLE BUGLEIGH'S HOUSE. THE FELLERS ARE GONE! THEY WOULDN' WAIT ANY DISCHARGE MR.WILLIE MULLINS! YEA,BUT | LEFT My (WTcH AT THE JEWELERS To BE REPAIRED, AND— GRACIOUS! WHATEVE: ISTHAT® I WENT UP TO SEE BUMP HUDSONS BABY BROTHER AN’ FOUND OUT WHY HES A BOUNCIN’ BABY LIKE THEY SAID HE WAS ! L2 el —By NORMAN MARSH WHAT 8 THIS ? SOME EVIL DOER AMONG US 2 I wiLL MAKE AN END TO HIM/ QUIET NAPOLEON NO, BUT I KNOW WHY HE AN BOUNCE ! ITS ON ACCOUNT OF THEM RUBBER PANTS HE WEARS! /' HE's A coLuMNIST. HE GARNS H'S§ BREAD