Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1935, Page 30

THE- EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1935. DAN DUNN. YOU TWO MEN WL 77/l STAY HERE AND SEARCH //// THE VALLEY FOR KAY-- TWO OF JOSE'S MEN B—12 2 I MODERN MAIDENS i Secret Operative 48 —By NORMAN MARSH =" I WANT TO FOLLOW \__[[GPEANWHILE KAY, NEARLY EXHAUSTED. =/ THEM RIGHT TO THE BOAT-- = | STUMBLES ON UP THE CANYON - -~ ! BESIDE WER IS THE FAITHFUL WOLF, JOSEJS GOING TO TAKE ‘ EVER ALERT FOR AN APPROACHING ENE SOME MORE FOREIGNERS N TONGHT--THEY'LL MAKE ANOTHER TRIP NORTH 3 WITH THEM==-SH-H-- HERE THEY COME Now/ TOO-- YOU'LL HAVE TO BE CAREFUL/ T // / / NORTHERN TIE-UP AND TAKE IN THE WHOLE GANG--BE CAREFUL/ W-WOLF, T DON'T THINK ¥ I CAN GO MUCH FURTHER-- OHS I'M 8O TIRED-~-- 4 MR. AND MRS. ‘The ToweL RACK WHEN You NEED JUST A LITTLE The TowEL RACK WHEN YoU NEED @0 e & 0 4 R Mo “JIM SITS THERE BY THE COACH AND GIVES HIM SUGGESTIONS.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. Letter-Out and he's around an engine HOLIER CREATURES | PARLEY | SLAYER RETRAILS 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 what nuts have. Letter-Out and he goes back over the trail —By GRAY Letter-Out and do it when you borrow 'M_DUMB, BUT I'M NOT [ WHY, IN MOST COUNTRIES THAT = . IF ONLY O’ TH' WORLD, GOIN' TO SCHOOL 0 H»SIUP’\&N <iE-Erc: :,oo 1S A PRIVILEGE AND ONLY A FEW LIKE OTHER KIDS~- £/ RICH_KIDS EVER GET A CHANCE JSTS.-C.’PS& 'o&‘fum- THAT'D B TO LEARN ANYTHING- BUT HERE START A JAM RIGHT AWAY- IT S AND I'VE GOT YO WORK, OR TRY TO EIND WORK= Letter-Out and they make up & lifetime. ¥ SOMETHIN' THEY CAN HAVE IT'D BE MORE - FOR NOTHIN', SO THEY DON'T WANT IT Letter-Out and he's behind, 2 i l Z FUN 'N SCHOOL, Sl 1 BET- MANY KIDS REALIZE HOW LUCKY THEY ARE®? Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. PACKER | P | AUSTIN |U| BEFITS | F| FILTERS | F | Letter-Out and new shoes do it. CREAK Letter-Out for a blemish. STAIN Letter-Out and a man eats that way. BITES Letter-Out for the father of anti- septic surgery. LISTER Letter-Out and it's a near-marble business RAMBLINGS | S | MARBLING (Copyright. 1935.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle . Friend. . On the peak. . Yellowish-green. . Finales, . Variety of corundum. . Apostates. . Thing in law. . Aquatic mammals. . Hollow. . A rare gas. . Unclosed: poet. . Printer's measure. . Whisper. . Homo sapiens. . Golf mound. . Distress signal, Before. . Mountainous crests. . Morsel. Lest. . Snare. . Depicted. . Pertaining to a point. . Possessive pronoun. . Preceded. . To shoot from shelter. Impartial, . Baptized. . Medicinal plant. deer, . Tear. . New Jersey county. . Carry: collog. . Challenge. . Article. 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CHICAGO (#).—Dominick Zullo, 22, was arrested for a part in a hold- up of which he was the “victim.” He was shot in the right leg re- sisting a robber when he stopped in front of his home in a taxicab. The driver took him to a hospital and no- tified police. Police Lieut. Louis Klatzko said Zullo admitted he framed the robbery with another man. It was part of the plan for Zullo to be shot in the leg, his intention being to sue the cab company for damages, the officer said Zullo confessed. Tourist Mecca. The Springs of Moses, near the Suez Canal, are a mecca for tourists, NOW WHAT'S TH’ MATTER WITH You? L~ A MERE MATTER OF KISSIN' MY #9 00022 GOOD-BY — THATS ALL. I JUST GOT THAT WIRE FROM MAMIE IN SPRINGFIELD , SAYIN’ SHE'S BUYIN A HALF INTEREST IN YMAGIK’S MARVELOUS ¢/ | CARNIVAL COMPANY” THIS AFTERNOON. WELL, THIS S THIS MORNING- SO SEND HER A TELEGRAM AND TELL HER NOT TO SIGN ANY PAPERS TILL SHE SEES YOU WELL, NOW WHAT'RE NIGHT/ & THE RATES IS CHEAPER REG’LAR FELLERS. 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