Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1935, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JULY 8, 1935. B—10 MODERN MAIDENS —_— —By NORMAN MARSH SH-H-H./ SPREAD OUT NOwW ‘ AND SURROUND THE HOUSE-- WATCH CLOSELY WHEN L APPROACH-~-—=|F THEY OFFER RESISTANCE ~-- | SHOOT TO KILL? g DAN DUNN. Secret Operative 48 HROUGH THE TANGLED UNDERGROWTH, AS THE COLD GRAY OF DAWN PALES THE EASTERN SKY, DAN DUNN LEADS THE FILE OF OFFICERS TOWARDS THE HEAVILY ARMED CAMP OF WU FANG. ALL RIGHT. MEN. FOLLOW ME IN SINGLE FILE, WHEN WE GET NEAR THE HOUSE WE'LL SURRQUND THE PLACE AND I'LL DEMAND THE CONVICTS TO SURRENDER/ ARE ALL OF THE GUARDY HERE. WARDEN % | YES. DAN. THE LAST JUST CAME OVER FROM THE MAINLAND? MR. AND MRS. © 1985 MY TRBUNE, (ne- No SooNer HAVE EM CLEAN THAN & MST FORMS ALL OVER EM AGAIN ITS WHAT You MusT EXPECT IN SUMMER “THIS WEATL.R PLAYS THE MISCHIEF WiTh My GLASSES. HAVe To KeEP WIPING Em ALL DAY LoNG - ACCOUNT For I w 2 HAT 2 ~F | OW—THAT MUST WhY, You LEFT ME ONLY ACCOUNT For IT A DoLLAR BILL-THIS MORNING INSTEAD OF THE Five You PROMISED ME e GQg2s YL o e e ks s Rt 78 f “IT SAYS HERE THERE WERE ONLY SEVEN ORIGINAL JOKES!” “YEAH. BUT THAT WAS BEFORE DAD BOUGHT THAT NEW GOLF SUIT.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. Letter-Out and you've enrolled, WILDEST LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE, THEN HE MUST BE A FooL- HM-M- WOULD THAT MY POOR LAND HAD EVEN ONE SUCH FOOL AS HE! BAH- You WERE TOO LATE-| HE HAS SoLD TO SOME OTHER COUNTRY, YOU DOLTS~ Letter-Out for a sticker. SEAPORT SLICKERS IDIOTS- Do YOU BELIEVE SUCH ROT? SUCH BLIND PATRIOTISM 1S TO BE FOUND ONLY IN FAIRY TALES - | AM SURE, SIRE, THAT THIS PERSON, WARBUCKS, WHAT ? You DARE RETURN EMPTY-HANDED'! YOUR ORDERS WERE TO SECURE EONITE, L AT ANY PRICE- BUT THIS MAN WARBUCKS - HE WILL NEEDS OF HIS OWN NATION ONLY, AND AT NO PROFIT TO HIMSELF- Letter-Out and they attract fight= ers ROBUST Letter-Out and they cut high Jinks, Letter-Out and they are keen cutters REVERSELY 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 #t will spell what won't help you solve your troubles. Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. STRAW SENNIT Lerter-Out and they are in every ball game. 9 NINES Letter-Out and vou are heavenly favored. BLEST STABLE DEPOSIT fi‘;‘??fi}l,;‘(fgus‘;}\é‘]’sicé?“ i Letter-Out and they are around Tights, GLOBES Book of Facts I'M SO SORRY YOU FOLKS ARE GOING, MRS. MULLINS - WON'T YOU WRITE SOMETHING IN MY GUEST BOOK BEFORE YoU GO? SUCH BALONEY/ TELLIN' THAT LANDLADY WHICH MADE US SLEEP [N TH' PARK THAT YOU WAS GOING TO RECOMMEND THIS DUMP TO LORD PLUSHBOTTOM YOU KNOW I'VE HAD A GRUDGE AGAINST HIS LORDSHIP BELONGS IT'D BE A PLEASURE ST T & W NN ANNJNEN AN dNEY NN dEEE ANEN ANEED dEEN EENANE aNJNEEN T F T — QAUEEES NN aBRES | UNEN aRJEN AEEN A5 SN T anm HE YEAR! 1| CAUGHT ONE_ ABOUT AS LONG WITH MY AS THAT LAST POP_YESTERDAY ¢ " DRIVE : OF YOURS AN’ | 1 THREW IM BACK! L WENT, FISHIN BE JouNWE R P 4 AMEEEE i JNEEEN Across, . Cherry red. . Adopt again. . Proceeding from the side, . Instruct. . Mineral substance. 7. Provide with food. . Delve. . Conceal. . Mineral spring. . Separate entry. High hill. 5. Hesitate. . Feminine name, . Galas. 9. Style of molding. . Having a shallow cavity. 2. Female members of a faith. . White metallic element. 5. Rest. . One not doing his best. Courses of action. . Possess. 5. Leaf of a calyx. . Merganser, . Imitated. . Winnow. . A saxhorn. = A . Fuddle. . Song. . Removal of tissue. . Originate. . Architectural fillets. . Fastened by peening. . Rely. . Boiled slowly. Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle. 15) £ A K R Al O3EHREEYATS) [BAIARS P ROEMD (M fll’ldq LOGE] N 2 E \ .. N & £ AT OB AV ENEE AN 2] X NG . Down. . State house. . Stand with shelves. . Steep. . Flowering plant. . Surfeit. . Chosen. . Venerates. . Compile. 9. Brownish purple color. Do. . Chopped highly seasoned meat. . Sorter of wool. . Cargo. . Excites. . Corrupt. . Concealed. . Most ardent. . Amerces. . Kind of hemp. . Grease. . Title. . Modeler. . Lessened gradually. . Medium. . Returned money. . Rides at a certain gait. . Strive to equal. . Deducted. . Prejudiced. . Dance step. . Set in order. . Act of lending. . Discharge. . Utter wildly, . Eat lightly. . Unfamiliar. Answer to Saturday's Puzzle. A U Di © Al L E R T M=M= LEERWE Zm[x] 0]~ || R A[D| RIE | IN N[T G NeELRES =12 m{<|=(W|C | MM GV Z >0 i 0|m{mimim H P L A N E Al R| ? &Il A <ir o lxm<Emioxm=) Euls) @ | Z| WOULDJA RIGHT NICE NEED SOME When pompous people squelch me { With their regtl attributes It cheers me to imagine H?w the.y"d look in bathing suits. YOR STAMP._ NOW 1S THAR. ANN THIN' ELSE TH' WALL STREET OUTFIT HAS LET HIM ALONE SiNCE LAST WEEIKK =+ HE PLAYED THEM FOR SUCKKERS ONCE Too oFTEN -~ AS 1 CAN SEAL W TH ENVELOPE @ Q ¥ You'RE NOT CAREFUL. YOU'RE GONG YO FIND YOUuR = SELF HOLDING