Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1935, Page 45

ond IR by ®THIS 1S UNCLE EGBERT. HE'S AN EX-CHAMPION PARACHUTE LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. Letter-Out for the male of the l B! Letter-Out and t will help you have some doush. » tter-Out id have what most l hooiboys dread: Letter-Out and it moves very, very slowly. | k!ur-‘ont and the air is filled Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word ealled for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite you have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly have a wreath. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. l M I Letter-Out for a cotten ecloth. CALICO I A 'gf':,'.';fl‘},‘ .;nfl most of us have RENTS COMICAL ASTERN SWATHER |S TRACERS |S | SURVEYS |Y | Letter-Out for s gariand. WREATH Letter-Out and you may be in for an eruption. CRATER Letter-Out and it's against. VERSUS (Copyright. 1935.) v l Daily Cross-Word Puzzle | 9. Pirst principles. 10. Puts into action. 11. Sensational story or a penny dreadful. 12. Biblical mountain. 16. South American republic. 17. Embrocations for sprains, bruises, ES 23. Stanzas of aix lines. g: Openwork fabric. ! each fifth year. 28. To blunt. 1 :g.figgggaéggggz FEEZSEERESERuEEE R Y LYY RINEIXIUBIERIANIT AICIEIISTETPIAIRIAITIONR] RIUMBCIRIAIGEIMI1 [RE] INJAIREISINB [l [E] PIARITISIPIEINITIAT ICIT} ILIT] Pl [EIC[E] 3i NESISI RAKMHIALIOIS] ¥ ICEMANIAPEISTT] SHREDSHG IDEEICIAL IOIGIV] GIUEERNETL || ITIE] ENTREMETISHRIATIER] THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, WAY T, 1935 DAN DUNN. AH! IT 1S AN INTERLOPER--HE .S ABOUT TO LIGHT SOMETHING--A FUSE/ 1 MUST SUBDUE OH, A FELLER WAS SELLNG 'EM — SAY, DID | Y6U REALIZE THAT BoRNEO WAS RIGHT oN THE EQUATOR 7 SUT\MY DEAR WELL. 1 ooctor-THisis ) (AT 15 NOT ] ALL A MISTAKE/ SAYING MUCH, 5 : MR. MULLINS. H WE WILL KEEP HIM UNDER OBSERVATION FOR A FEW W 7 PERTATERS ‘N’ PEAS ‘N’ CAVLIFLOWERS N’I STRING BEANS, AN’ SELL 'EM AN PUT THE MONEY IN THE BANK ¢ : You JUST HELP YOURSELF) TO THE CAKE, BUT { PUST AS DAN LIGHTS THE FUSE OF HIS FIRST BOMB, HE HEARS HURRIED FOOTFALLS BEHIND HIM AND TURNS JUS AS ONE OF EVILOFF'S MEN C—7 Secret Operative 48 —By NORMAN MARSH THEY STRUGGELE / TO STRUGGLE---A FEW FEET F ODON’T GET HIM A FUSE LEADING TO OUT OF THE WAY, WE'LL BOTH BE BLOWN q’\ | SPRINGS AT HIM/ %i M | tlli““flm}h"l)fll"" 4, | why, BELIEVE ME, THIS GLOBE IS AS Goob AS A TRIP ARSUND THE WorLD! s FROBABLY THE ONLY WoRLD Tour WELL EVER TAKE BUT THE LITTLE GIRL WAS SORRY FOR HIM_AND SHE MEAGRE FOOD WITH HIM AND N IURSED HIM BACK TO HEALTH= AND WHAT DO YOU THINK? ONE 7 HELLO OPERATOR! CONNECK ME WITH MR. JONES OF O'HARA, OHARA , OHARA, JIONES | AND OHARA ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW IMMEDIATELY, £ SAY-SISTER, ARE YOU DEEF AND DUMB?-— nun.? " “WHATTA YoU LAUGHIN AT? MAYBE You HOW ARE YOU AND PUDDINHEAD MAKING OUT WITH YOUR. TAUCK GARDEN, o PINHEAD ? HOW MUCH MONEY DID YO SAVE SO FAR! FROM THAT BIZNIZ, AGGIE, CAUSE EVERY TIME WE STARTED DIGGIN' WE FOUND A SBANCE! IT'S BESN YEARS SWCE TH' DEAR OLD N WENT TS HIS REWARD !-- BUT, TM POSITIVE THESE T HIM !