Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1935, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1935. Secret Operative 48 —By NORMAN MARSH THERE YOU 60 -- SORRY YOU CAN'T MAKE THE HERE'S THE PLACE,BOYS-~ \ VOYAGE, WITH ME ~~~ ALL OF YOU GET BACK IN THIS ALLEY HERE SO YOU CAN'T BE SEEN--I'LL MOVE INTO THE LINE BACK UP WAS EASY ENOLGH GET IN HERE--~NOW TO GET THIS FELLOW AREAD OF ME ALITTLE OVER TO ONE SIDE-~ AHEAD OF ME A PUSH-~- - GRAB HIM QUICK SO HE CAN'T MAKE ANY NOISE AND I'LL GO RIGHT ON B18 0t mea o 45 1o Mot “I THOUGHT YOU WERE GOIN! G SOUTH THIS MONTH?" “WE WERE. BUT FATHER FORGOT AND PAID THE RENT!" LETTE R-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. MATTER | AatoMm | | | FLOUTED | PANELESS | | TACKLERS | | Letter-Out and we all welcome it. Tetter-Out and it has ““welcome™ written on it Letter-Out and a woifer did it to his ball, Letter-Out and & compliment does it. Letter-Out and he's an unpupu- tellow, lar fel Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the word you have removed it from. 1t will spell what horseback riders do. the letter in center column opposite If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. SNARE | S |C] | Al M (7 CATCH REPASSES METAL PAINTED Letter-Out to gain a pense for one’s labor Just recom- Letter-Out and we have it with a friend. CHAT Letter-Out and & newspaper has them. PRESSES Letter-Out and the train is that way. LATE Letter-Out and a cop will do that to a speeder DETAIN (Copyright. 1935.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Slave. . Slave. . Leo. 5. Plane surface, . Market place. . Arabian chief. . Stimuli. . Stone picture. . Swiss canton. . Billows. . Unsuitable. 5. Allurement. . Fuss. . Head: French. . Bar legally. . Discussion. . Dismay. . Wharf. . Units of matter. . Entreaty. . Shaded. . Seize again. . Proclamation. . Fever, . Sailor. . Nitwit. . . Mahometan world. . Solo. . Having a dull surface. . Crazy. . Jovial. . Roman road. . State of the Union. . Order of marine mammals. . Wine: Italian. . Dealt out in small portions. . Cupid. . Grafted: Her, Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle. LIETINS QUIAINDIERER] SLEDMUSIALBIS] INE P CIALINLIEIAICTH] [FIAIC TIOTIUMMICIEINTRE] OCHEIRMLIVILILINAR| | VBRI INIERRAISIEIARMC T M/P} CEPTISHREADSAPS] . Fragrant resin. . Masculine name. . Spread by rumor. . Delighted. . Levantine vessel. . Eagle. . To return. . Fairyland. . Head covering. . Protection. . Tomato. . Mountain nymph. . Italian poet, 9. Pen points, . Paragraph. 5. Tendency. . Greek letter. . Afternoon repast. . Difficult to bear. . Prompt. 3. River: Spanish. . Distinctly characteristic. . Rocky height. . Roman money. . Burmese pillar. . Average, . Bend. . Mysterious. . Undo. . Stupor. . Catalepsy. . Wasting away, . Plowed land. 5. Weasel. . A Roman. . In a line with, . Ancient capital of Ethiopia. . Continued pain. . Sherbets. . Coal scuttle, . Japanese statesman, DOG UNITES COUPLE CHICAGO (#).—James O'Brien, whose wife sought temporary alimony, | appeared in court with a mongrel dog, Mrs. O'Brien said her husband gave it to her as a peace offering when he was served a legal notice. Judge Joseph Sabath, his eyes on the dog's wagging tall, told the O’Briens to forget their differences. O'Brien handed his wife $30, —_— Shipwrights Busy. Germany's leading shipbuilding con- cern will be employed 100 per cent until the end of 1937, THE STREET A LITTLE BIT-~- v MR. AND MRS. GET Your TiineS oN, JoE ! REALLY MUST BE GolNg LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. —— /_:roucu LUCK, KID- YOUR PICTURE 1S OUT= WASHED UP- THEY'VE TORN DOWN THE SETS=_ EVERY= BODY ON THE LOT IS WORKING ON “COSMIC CURSE", NOW= SORRY. KID= ROTTEN BREAK= / B-BUT WHAT ABOUT MY PICTURE? | UCAN'T GET IN TO SEE MR. 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HEY/ YOU BETTER WHATS COMIN'[ LOCK THIS GUY UP, OFFICER- OFF HERE? 2 HE WAS ALL --EVERYSODY Wikl BE GOWNG PICIKED TS HAVE YOUR PLAY IS T’ NIGHT OF TN’ BiG FIGHT - 20,000 YEARS AGo ToDAY ) THOUGHT You SAID You WERE IN A HURRY T& Go! WELL, You SEE, | 6T TALKING WITH MRS . FLINTCHIP AND — Now DoNT GET SorE IVE WAITep For ) You orTen ENOUG — F7% / HES A SCENARIO WRITER- {KOLOSSAL THINKS HE'S A GENIUS- l MAYBE TRANCE IS A GENIUS. BUT FOLKS ON THE TOT CALL HIM “LITTLE SEIZURE"™> HE'S ALWAYS HAVING BRAIN STGRMS---- __u CHEER UP, KID- THINGS COULD BE WORSE = POOR CHAP. WAS HE HE TRIED TO PICK A @ALS BETTER HURRY AND