Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1935, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 86, 1935. BT Secret Operative 48 —By NORMAN MARSH MODERN MAIDENS HM-M--THERE_THEY ARE” i WELLO, THERE--LISTEN. ; SLURE AND JOE--I'LL HELLO, BOYS--SORRY [ WE'RE BUSY RIGHT NOW-- WAIT HAVE TO BE CAREFUL-- TO INTERRUPT | ¢ YOU'LL WAIT OUTSIDE ’ THA THEY MAY BE ARMED,” \ THIS LITTLE PARTY. £ T'LL SEE YOU IN A VA 1 vZu'??N“% §r'KU|§¢E i c : LITTLE BIT, : TO YOU RIGHT — AWAY. SEE MR. AND MRS. ’ ' When a Woman Reads WANT To Look over THE PAPER-Z oH, Joe! Tieres A WonpemruL AND HERES A SALE OF Fur Coats! | | SUCH opPoRTNITIES! Anp THERE I'm TiRouGH WITK 1T |( SALE OF LIVING-RooM FURNITURE.|| | My (OAT WILL NEVER. LAST ANSTHER-| [ ARE So many THiNeS “UE .So JUST LISTEN To THIS — WINTER. LISTEN T THESE PRICES — | | DESPERATELY NEED ! > Say — '™ NOT BUYING CANT STAND MENTION OF, | 4 CANT You EVER READ A FURNITURE JUST Now FUR. (OATS IN AUGUST! NEWSPAPER. WiTRouT BEING REMINPED How DESTITUTE oA r R 86 “YA MIGHT AS WELL ALL GO HOME NOW!" LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. l Letter-Out and it means apart. LAUNDERS | Tetter-on_and_thats the kind ARE WE MEN OR MICE® | TELL YOU EONITE SHOULD THE LINE THAT p Mo 1 COLLAPSE | | offcicine dacuorire SHALL THE COMMON PEE-PUL BELONG TO_THE PEE-POL:TO I TS EM- ANY MINGTE CHE CATES [ oy PresieRre BMIT_TAMELY TO THE ) b M LL OPEN VIOLEN CE~ Letter-Out and the carpenter did DENIALS l I it with his hammer. i 4 2 ONE OF OUR ¥ . UNCHALLENGED IN_HIS WHEN | GUARDS RAS § _TO BLAME- Letter-Out and we find too much 5 of it on the stage. MUST § MAD CLUTCHING FOR_WEALTH THAT'S WHEN J.GORDON : Bl THEY MUST TRIED | ; &) X RS POWER D SLUGG WILL GRASP HIS | ' | COME TO THEIR Letter-Out and voull set your \ S | GOLDEN O USE T SENSES SOON- | oot in 1t > . === CORKS | 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 it will spell the fellow who bought lemons on the stock exchange and sold epples on the curb. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. Letter-Out and every kid wants OCTOBERS | B} == s Letter-Out and poor men. beggar men, thief desire them. HEROICS it Letter-Out and church auxiliaries PURPOSES |O| &% e e : — " Levigr-Out and von bave done shat | g | ZZ : WHAT EVER P IF I WAS You MARINES | M| ARISEN ;’LEAL‘;Aé e ME TO RETURN TO THIS T'D TRAVEL, (| SOMEBODY e S| : BATTLE FIELD I DONT KNOW | | UNCLE WILLIE. N ELSE MIGHT INGENUES | GENUINE ~ A MAN OF MY MEANS TH LISTEN \ , WHY, W ‘ : : (Copyright. 1935.) PHEEWEY! LIVING IN A DUMP L THERE'S GA oW LIKE THIS. YOUR MONEY Wf\lSH‘LrJT ESCAPING! . 7 AND MY BRAINS, i A | : SAY LISTEN— \_THAT DOOR, 1Ewi REG’LAR FELLERS. HEY, FELLERS'® THIS 1S A TREAT! THEY JUS' HAD I NEVER SAW FIVE QUINTUPLETS, CHINESE KIDS IN UP IN RI LOWS MY WHOLE LIFE . CHINESE. LAUNDRY A SN . One who is assigned to a position. . 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Dispatched. . Scotch land owner. . Scourge. . Painful. . Ship. . Given. . External appearance. . To slander, . Article, . Expression, . Active, , Designate. . Young of a camel. . Low menial. 3 . Vindictive strife, . Water crafts, L . Knots. .- Immense. S 2 & " . To diversify. . Hireling. . Roofing tin. . Celestial body. . Brutally. . Maize-meal bread. i . Small river duck, ’ l MANY A BIG MaN f Answer to Yesterday's Purtle. . Drive forcibly. THeRE: 7 I sramren =y Bene as | [l Yeo me o -SUT oF = 52, g;{h:ry current of air. ¥ . | " f TaT sgulé-:less Hgggfilg . Southern Blate: 2" fps—io : = g seRlossiy o Are oo [\ 18 BUSINESS? IC M : 3 3 e 2= ( [RIO/LIOG] . Japanese measure. “U'QQ’“'TNOEWY AT [F1 EISIlRIATE] ¥ k P /S| | Man Steals Guest Book Page. EFARRLLET e AMIRE [l Scotland Yard EIGIOT STISI | tor a well-dressed middie-aged oD RIA who stole a page from the prince’s ISIAIGIEENIESEENEMY] visitors’ book at York House, St. IAIPIS [EISHEICIO/SITIRE[ED] | James Palace, the official residence of B ISILIAIPISIBAIDAIR] | the Prince of Wales. He wa D D G al wi a 4 i:; fi(.’fil:flfi];] nphsnedwr::d }War the book. w‘: 2 SEEPEDIMNS PEEDY] 1 fo, 2ase 2nd fed. hotly