Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1935, Page 37

’ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1935. B_17" —By NORMAN MARSH DAN DUNN. Secret Operative 48 V7| you WAITED TOO LONG ,// TO SHOOT., WU FANG, ] ODERN MAIDENS WELL, LET’S GET STARTED BACK-- HMM--T €@OT HIM WITH THAT ONE SHOT. EH ? GUESS I BETTER CALL THE GUARDS ! I’'M SORRY I HAD CONVICTS ARE EVEN THOUGH HE ACCOUNTED FOR | WAS ONE OF THE AND OUR JOB MOST DESPERATE APPEARS DONE, CRIMINALS / AND I WAS READY Z FOR YOU~~--COME ON/ GET UP OFF THE H ALL RIGHT. ME~- HAD A MACHINE GUN-- BUT I SHOT FIRSTS 7 MORE -~THAT ONE SHOT OF YOURS FINISHED HIM. S SSSSTTTWSSNRY Nl 7 Reg. U. S_ Pat. O Copyright, 1935, . Pt S “ D 1935 %y PUBUNE,me M GoING To TAKE [T DOWN. 1 “TIRED oF SEEING IT KNow WHY You EVER HUNG ITT [ DETEST T — oH, NOW | REmemBER! 1T JusT (overeD THAT STaim oN THE WALL PAPER. YES, AND IT'S LIKE EVERYTHING IN THIS HouSE. EVERYTHING IS WHERE IT IS BECAUSE IT HIDES SOMETHING WORSE i Vo Avgzs MM P R i) “I HAD A SWELL VACATION. I WON SEVEN BEAUTY CONTESTS, FOUR TENNIS TROPHIES, AND A FLOCK OF BRIDGE PRIZES. OH, YES! AND A HUSBAND.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. Z NO, GENTLEMEN= | I 1 BELIEVE MOST GOOD { OUR MEN HAVE WORKED SEE NOTHING SO UNUSUAL BUSINESS MEN ARE GLAD fl HARD TO PUT THIS THING IN RING OUR PROFITS | TO SHARE PR | THINK THEY ARE o CE OF THE BIGGER OUR PROFITS=THE BIGGER THEIR_WAGES= | THINK THAT'S SOUND BUSINESS= ANYWAY, |T'S MY PoLICY l Letter-Out for & sood sleep. 1| TUMBLERS | 2| WATERS | 3| DETROIT | 4|TRANSPORTED| 5| SURFEIT | 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 1t will spell a bend in a river. | Teiler-Out and all of us shed SH-WM---- IT'S A LOT 1R THERE INTERVIEWIN — WOR b 4 OUR BUSINESS MAKES POSSIBLE= | MAVE NO L MONEY | FEEL ALL THOSE PATIENCE WITH A SORE-HEADED || WORKER, OR WITH A | Letter-Out and it's bad stuff. CONNECTED WITH IT g > 5 TIGHT-FISTED BOSS~ MONEY=~ | Letter-Out and he's stricken, Letter-Out and they are an ad- mirable diet. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT, L BLAMES ARCHES | R 3| BUNGALOW | A 4| WAVERERS | V| PERSIST | E| (Copyright. ’ B Letter-Out and they keep us alive. MEALS Letter-Out and you run after him. CHASE Letter-Out and blow through it. BLOWGUN Letter-Out and they carry clothes. WEARERS Letter-Out and they are narrow pieces, STRIPS 1035.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle | ACROSS. . Eyelashes . Apology. . Unite. . Unimpressive. . At an end . River in Indiana. . Bulgarian coins. . Impudence: slang. . Balls of yarn. . Norse goddess of love. . Make merry while masked. . Hasten. . Farm tenent. . Helical. . French edict. . Bring to a standstill. . Tax. . Cornmeal mush. . Image. . Like a bull. . Brain passages. . Breed of fowl. . Zoroastrian geriptures. . Witches. . Macaw. . Extinct pigeon. . Having a watered appearance. . Shun. . Unimportant. . Town in Abyssinia. . Acts the part of. . European blackbird. . Daughter of Nyx. . Signification. Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle. IRIABIOL IAS] JUILIADES] fi% IMIR | [PISIA] CONIRN RN - 3 82 09 b 1 b RENo®n Hurts. Genus of cetaceans. ute. Sufficient: poet. Epochs, Source of tungsten. . Low swampy land in Florida. . Dike, . Heavy vehicle, . Appear. . Collided with. . River in England. . Hurl. . Species of whale. Poet. . Quadrangular, . Disturbance. . Part of the hand. . Island: French, . Portico. . Civil wrong. . Feminine name. . Near the stern. . Nooks. . Marsh elder. . Ridge. . Gathered multitude beings. . Sandarac trees. . Diameter: abbr. . Mud. . Hebrew measure, . Kafir warriors, . Untrammeled, . Ravine: Scot. Rusts. of human . Besides. . Worm. Al RO U0 XM [ EMULE] Divided Skirts Approved. The All England Women’s Hockey Association has sanctioned divided skirts. Piracy Alarms Ordered. China has ordered shipping com- panies to equip steamers with auto- matic piracy alarms for protecting their radio equipment. NOW JEST KEEP YER SHIRT ON, SWEETHEART L FOUND A TARM HOUSE JIMMIE DUGAN ! WHERE DID YOU CUTE KITTEN? AH- YOU ARE THE TAX| CAB I PHONED FOR [ TAKE \T MY GOOD MAN? WANNA SELL N\ THAT KITTEN, JIMMIE? E YOU A NEAH,JEST SEEMS LKE HE'S ALLWS At intervals I clean my bureav drawers And treasures long mis- [ludkl always find— might discover 1ous tudeghts Tha et By clearing old confusions rom my mind. WORRIED A HEAR, MIGHTY PUNNY I HAVEN'T HEARD A WORD FROM Al WEEIC =+ M ! WHAT TH* BOYS ARE DONG /72 NOW WILL YYOU KINDLY TAKE us TO THE NEAREST o, TOWN IN A HURRY? — . NUTHIN' DOIN'? I PAID OTTO RHEINBOCKLE TEN CENTS = 7 st BUT YOU HAD % FIVE WEEKS T—.‘-T, WEAR ouT OF ‘IM ¢ T™=HAT Ol LAND OF MINE -« ER - WHAT ?