Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1935, Page 37

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1935. B—19 —By NORMAN MARSH DAN DUNN. Secret Operative 48 ! MODERN MAIDENS , b : : ; @ KILLED WITH A // AND KILLED MR- BELL-~ 1 00 vou wnow /// SULLET FIRED FROM - //fi THIS GUN,’ ¥ @GOO 4% 4§ THE CRIME'S COMMITTED, 73l BUMD OFF THEREBY DIVERTING QHAT DAN SAW THROUGH THE MICROSCOPE SHoRTS! MEANTTO SAY YoUVE BEEN - ] IF WOMEN TENNIS PLAYERS CAN GoiNG AReUND THE HOUSE INTHoSE™? WEAR EM BEFORE IO, o WHY CANT 1, WHEN 1M USING A 1958 The &P, A% Bgbs Baserved “HE'S PRACTICING TO BE A HOTEL DETECTIVE.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. PARCELED | PRAETOR | OSPREYS | | l Letter-Out and everything was removed. , Letter-Out and he's good for carrying. Letter-Out and you find them in I studios. weapons. DATERS STATURE 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 the word you have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly it spells the kind of customer every business house is looking for. | Letter-Out for sharply pointed I Letter-Out and he's shrewd. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. Letter-Out ln&'yau'll soon find STROVE l S | HmGiover, the country. VOTER O Letter-Out for something pretty l I Keen. BLADE I U I Letter-Out_and the more you are DOABLE REGULAR LAYING CIDER that way the bigger you are. LARGER - . Letter-Out and act that way for TR - ; . STEADY NOW, [N] GAILY SeAR. ¥ STEADY D Letter-Out for a cereal. PssT! I | RICE M%A-?;-?A-r WHATS THAT?) N Daily Cross-Word Puzzle REG’LAR FELLERS. THAT DIAMOND-STUDDED f COULONT DO IT, 1D LIKE YO BUY RHAIR BRUSH 1S TWENTY- SONNY ¢! YOUD BETTER TAKE THE. ONE WITH THE FIVE CENTS AND THE BACK | THE ONE WITH THE PLAIN Ot 'S PLAIN ONE IS FIFTEEN BALK ! IT WILL WORK CENTS! EITHER ONE JUST A WELL AS THE WILL MAKE A FINE “VNTH THE PRESENT FOR YOUR MOM' Slm.s . Russian river. . Mental image. . General reception. . Clay deposit. : ; : c_nu;n;em MULEY BATES . Scarecrow. . Always. GO0T HIT BY ONE OF . Clandestine, % THEM AIR TOURISTS . To brood. . Prepared. . Liberal. dises. PFascinating woman. ; ::‘:ol the héad. i grl;fl:"" . Peanut. 3 . One who unites into & . Fried lightly and quickly. . Move swiftly. i . Ground squirrel. . Dirk. Animal garden. . Social gathering. . Egyptian dancing girl. . Extinct European wild ox. . Hinge. Southland. L g o/ . One of Athena’s forms. E > ss: AP:hbh rain mcm : \@‘ ) sul ce. . City of British South Africa. . Supreme Babylonian god. Hesitate. . Cream cake. . Makes obeisance. . Inlet in the Orkney Islands. . Wear away. . Assist. . Floe. . Bird's bill. . Releases. Beyond this noise I love to think AECHEL O HISERE] | 55 Geaus The sky 1s Ffilled I TN Efe] |55 That closes in behind AP NGRS ETIER] &2 S s Sate LIk E[TSHISIEIAGIRAISIS] Tl LTI TIT SITRETE] | gopcnon owipat Jumpe whizzes o e RS LI TEMSITIAIVIE] |, Razon, am produced in Briain in | | lowdly past. o S SOICI RIS SIHAIRIEID) | Borroce™, Month wrshed 11100000 | | gopecavs SVALINESTOPERITfE| | Citrus Shipments Large. SERERSHONERE Fully 7,300,000 cases of citrus frutt (SALTOMSIAP D) ore ahipped from Paletine ast ses-