Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1935, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1935. DAN DUNN GOOD MORNING e S i e S R A MODERN MAIDENS - B-27 | 01 e . 7. a2 s Bt “FROM YOUR UNCLE? WHAT'S IN IT?" “I DUNNO. DAD WONT LET ANYBODY TOUCH IT TILL CHRISTMAS!" LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. Letter-Out _and find him in & | Foker S RAIDERS | mEVEAL | | BRAIDER | CACHET | STARRED | 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 (t will spell what heat coes to those who are wet. 1 2 | é:';!r»oul and cells are (hl‘. 3 4 Letter-Opt and it's a cop's job to do that. Letter-Out and they obstruct his Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. FORTRESS | F ELYSIAN | | COAXERS CHETAH RUINED | X| | E| |01 (lsnn-om and they separate e SORTERS | Letter-Qut and it's the way to approach a_problem, 2 SANEL: Letter-Out and it's vulgar. 3 COARSE Letter-Out and it’s hennery busi- i 4 HATCH Latt and you become ac- Hostomen b0 ImmsME (Copyright. 1938.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle . At l [rut distance. * 4. Thr 3 Oonlv.elhtlnn . Genus of trees. . Place of resort. . 1Is indebted to. . Monarch. Ram. | English address to the Queen. Crowds. ['JN"‘ HIAINK DIAISITIAIRID] Hbfiihlllfll ] HH"I RIEIDIIROIODINC!I D] TIOINIEIMIEINIT] I-‘V AINGI T 'AI!']HH : rl’dH ) AS] ER] UUH(‘HV A[TIE[D] PIRIATYIAR TIEMPIEIRIAITIE] TAILIEISIEISISIEINITIV AL RERDN AEdAF s Down. . Covered the feet, . Pipe. . Formerly. . Redundancy. . Lamented. . Silkworm. . Tumult. . Wild ox. . Guarantees . Ecclesiastical vestments. . Deaths. . Ald. . Peculiar. . Gibe. . Tidy. . Root form of word. . Apples. . Covered with water. . Senstble. . Swords. . European coin. . After-song. . Neither. . Whippers. . Let it stand. . Tiresome. . Genuine. . Alcove, ity . Narrow- person. . Character, .wm-umn. > 5 m.mnm-n — Finds Feline “Joe Louis.” CHICAGO () —Police Lieut. Alex Jensen, who trains kittens to box as & hobby, today said he had found a new “brown bomber” ‘Two champions of his stable, Anthony and Mm D‘I after biq with right and left nommndwhmmhhuh nmmuwmmwm RWIN, FINE DAY, ISN'T DAN, WHY'RE YOU FEELING MR. AND MRS. Two GARS (OLUIDED OUT IN FRONT OF OUR HoUSETGDAY SUCH FOOLS AS CLAPT! QAP lMAG!NE THEY CAN_ OUT ,EH? ROB ME ~ HA' AND | SHALL ME N GOOD GOSH, DAISY/ IN ANY EXHIBITION OF GOOFS HE'D TAKE THE BLUE RIBBON/ REG’LAR FELLERS. DONT PUT THE LIGHT OUT ALL THE WAY,ON ACCOUNTA 1'M SCARED OF THE DARK %27 H, MULEY . WHERE \IUH So many reads spread out for us to take. U0 RELTRILL AU UL ] T'LL TELL YOU WHY--T LIKE KAY A LOT-=-= AND I M BELIEVE SHE LIKES ME * ONE OF THEM WAS A PERPECT WRECK— HAD To BE Towed AWAY Secret Operahve 48 L. I DON'T KNOW WHY SHE SHOULD--I'VE DONE AS MUCH FOR HER AS VYOU HAVE, AIN'Y ‘AT RIGHT %7 WELL [ GUESS You HAVE -=-BUT THEN, 1S A WOMAN'S PREFERENCE BASED ON WHAT YOU DO FOR HER 7 CoUPLE OF PEGPLE HURT, Too, T WAS A MIRACLE NoBobY WAS KILLED HAPPENING EVERY DAY R BARONS OF A! WHY NOT? WITH THAT WIFE OF HIS OPENIN' HIS MAIL-HA! SHE'LL GIVE OUR PRODUCT 50 MUCH ADVERTISIN' THAT EVERY COMPANY IN TH! L. HAVE OUR |NVENTION ON TH’ MARKET ORE WE “Aw, DON'T J BE SUCH A SGAIM’ DIDJA HEAR THAT NOISE ? b BETCHA THATS A BOIGLAR =3 BOIGLARS NEVER MAKE A NOISE ! B—11" —By NORMAN MARSH /| AM-M-~I WONDER IF_THAT ISV A THE REASON SHE APPEARS TO LIKE ME---SHE IS SO GRATEFUL FOR WHAT T DID FOR HER BROTHER --BUT I DIDN'T WORK ON HER BROTHER'S CASE BECAUSE [ WANTED HER TO LIKE ME.- 1 WANTED JUSTICE DONE/ AND ONE OF THE CARS BRokE Two OF our FENCE PICKETS WHAT! why piont You SAY So IN THE FIRST PLACE® 1 ADMIT MAMIES A GREAT ADVERTISIN' MEDIUM~-BUT WHEN IT COMES TO SCATTERIN' ANY DOUGH AROUND SHE'S PRESIDENT OF TH' ANTI-LITTER - SOCIETY/ 1 KNOW IT5 A BOIGLAR ON ACCOUNTA 1 CANT HEAR NUTHIN' TO BACK UP TO GO CRAZY!