Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1935, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1935. - —————— DAN DUNN. Secret Operative 48 —By NORMAN MARSH I MODERN MAIDENS i e = ' T AND ON THE BRIDGE--—-." ; FORTUNATE SO FAR IN THIS s ’ = —— VENTURE - -GOT ABOARD JOSE'S HERE--ALL THESE PEOPLE O . e IT 1S INDEED. BOAT AND HERE I AM BEING . CROWDED INTO THIS LITTLE : ISN'T THAT THE | SENOR JOSE--- SMUGGLED INTO THE COUNTRY-- SPACE--IT MUST BE A FALSE BOAT FROM THE e e COMPARTMENT UNDERNEATH/ NORTH, RAMON 2 ) FOREIGNERS AFISH BIN BY THE ,, ' ? ) READY To BE @ SMELL ? ” = TRANSFERRED! [] 5 Pat OA; Copyright, 1985 by Publishers Syndicate MR. AND MRS. DoNT. You WANT Tits WiKDoWw oPEN OKAY. BuT [T FEELS YoU COMPLAIN OF HEADACHES IN A LITTLE MOREY ITS UNHEALTHY THE MORNH& AND THE REASON IS — | WARM To ME JoE! WiLL You PLEASE GET U SLEEPING IN A HOT Room T= - NGT ENOUGH AIR. OE. . e SiEE e o 5 S s AND OPEN THE WINDOW A LITTLE, ROOM ISNT HOT. PLEASE || | ) WANT . Tug Room I ALWAYS HAVE ENOUGH | MORE™" TS STIFLING HERE' 8 e i LEAVE THE WINDOW GETS (oLD THRoUGH Al BUT | DONT WANT “I WON'T LEND YOU ANY MONEY TILL YOU'VE GOT A JOB. )’UST AS IT IS THE NIGHT < \i7 7 AND WHEN YOU'VE GOT A JOB YOU WON'T NEEP IT.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. PORCHES BHIELD LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. FASTER Out. and the imoatient ] ' i St IT'S A CHANCE- | TORE TH. l M RS b i ER= FLEASE Iei ThoauGh THIS = TerrrOn and vown Ana them PIECE OUT O' TH’ PAPER- IT SAYs (4 5 “GAMBLE FEATURES- CAN You TELL = q o x in ‘the English nobility. | MY _CIRCUS SPERIENCE . GATE, IF YOU WAS e SONTRACT WITH KOLOSSAL_AND ~ § E ALLEY- DOUBLIN' AGAIN FOR S NG D : TH DOOR To ) | NoT- THEY Al JTERS b o FEATURES TO STAR ™ A GIANT TOGOTSIE SNOOTS WOULD BE SEE > - Lo POTTIN' OUT ANY SPOUTERS NO TREAT- BUT WHEN YOURE TO TALK BUSINESS JOBS TO ANYBODY- JUNGLE THRILLER - UP AGAINST IT, A JOBS A JoBe HM-M-M-- SEE ABOUT NOW RUN ALONG- | Remove one lett d and rearrange to spell the word i A JoB- YER MA'LL BE called for in t the letter in center column opposite WORRYIN' ABOUT the word vou } t from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly 4 YOU = 1t will spell a mail ¢ 1 Answer to Saturday’'s LETTER-OUT, MATTER |M| ¥ plcus Letter. nd it has “‘welcome” Atom |O] = e Out and a golfer did it FLOUTED | U | ¥&oSi s = = and a compliment PANELESS | N | &5 0 o aokiprs | T 5" oo { OF ALL THE DUMB-BELLS! OH DON'T THINK FOR A MINUTE ( WELL, THERE ) | f THE DICKENS THERE AIN'T/ - ! HERE I'D PROMISED MR MAGIK I'M ANYBODY'S FOOL, BANJO EYES, ) ~ AT | " 7s SEVEN-THIRTY Now Copsrigne. 1038, / WE'D CLOSE THE DEAL TO BUY JEST SO WE WOULDN'T MISS ANYTHING i ’ 7 A HALF INTEREST IN HIS W OUR APPGINTMENT, [ LEFT SODFFICOLT | | b AND HE AIN'T BEEN Al WORD WITH THE CLERK TO ABOUT THAT BED VET. ] CARNIVAL. COMPANY TO-DAY Daily Cross-Word Puzzle AN NERUNGLE WiLLAMS o EXECKTE, )| | WAVE VER UNCLE wiLlie T OUT MAKIN' A FOOL : WOKE UP AT, SEVEN A.M. W O ISSELF/ EVER'THING, THIS MORNIN ! R AN JESENES JENEDN JEEEEE OEN EEEE JEEN REG’LAR FELLERS. A Rare Specimen THIS ONE IS FROM YOU HAVE A WHATS THAT WHY, PINHEAD / TASMANIA LOVELY PURPLE COUNTRY YOU NEVER 1 DON'T BELIEVE AN’ THIS 1S COLLECTION OF STAMP RIGHT HEARD OF , AGGIE! THERE IS ANY BOLIVIA STAMPS IN YOUR n5*USAVE"! SUCH COUNTRY/! AN’ THIS 1S ALBUM, PINHEAD ! fi LET ME SEE i THAr stamp/ 1. Saw-toothed. 5. Beverages. 8. Seized. Decade. 15. Lousiana French descendants. . Plural suffix. 16. Free. . Dirts. 17. Hurry. 9. Replace. 18. Scatter. . High mountains. 19. Thoughts. . View. 20. Apes. 2. Talking bird. 21. Twilled cloth. 3. One of a Jewish monastic order. 22. Gentlemen, . More profound. gz e . Supped. 25. Hebrew letter. 3 i;golfn‘;?fhamm B 7 ARIT THET THAR : r SAY, PA, RUN OVER TO TH 26. Pages, as of printed paper. 24. Tam, : NOR. WATCH WHAT YU SHERIFFS OFFICE AN TELLLEM 217. Check. 26, Seasons. §] JEST FOUND MY WATCH WHAT 28. Repeated. . Hoisting device on a vessel, 30. Viscous fluid. . Laughing. i 31. Mark used to soften the sound . Taut. of C. I " . 5 x 82. Evened. e d‘;nir_]ghsh history, lists of candi- 36. Consumed. 3. One en, i 7 Hlans dlt gaged in a lnvinsult. 38. Bridges. 5. Loathy 41. Alluvial matter. S 42, Small bird. . Embarrassed 43. Cease. 9. Part of the mouth. 44. Wooden box. . Ranks. 45. Travel. . Vegetables. 46. Mahomet's adopted son. Do . 47. Moults. Rant 8. Wire pens. Move, 49, Sea-cows. . Yield 51. The Orient. 5 Gynt: A i _ ' g:;‘ Gynt's mother. 53. Rhythm. ymk Foo ki . Symbol for cerium. . Put forth. = Down. Police Ordered to Dress Up. . Pertaining to laminated rock. CHICAGO (#)—The city's police- . Brighten. men must dress up and stay that way, _._“hthl:e_‘l_d_.-__—_ Mayor Edward J. Kelly ordered. Capt. W WE Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle. John Prendergast, chief of the uni- HOW DO THESE THAT'S / SovLL Ge s e WA formed police, told his men: “Ever. WHAT T ) i men on the force must be shaved,| | brown sound, Saveen exeeer N\ WHEES we iHoRCOYILL (GO eEvTHeds o | wear c}mn linen and keep his shoes| |A temper stormy ana TO AN AMATEUR. GOT A CHANCE TO SEE THEATRE GUT T’ | shined.” He said 500 men would be P PLAY WHEN IT'S A SWELL JANITOR. -- AND back in uniform in two weeks, adding PErVerse ! ,3,'2__:‘;‘ - = sHOW LIKE 3 HE WoN'T Lwe T/ ‘We want more uniformed men on the WQ“, never mind, TH' BI& FIGHT ? vt streets,” . . AN A 3 E— misguided month— TRV T TS iy Smith Finds Ideal Pharmacy. You mey be AZDZMB | SEp NEW YORK (P —Former Gov.| | bad but March Alfred E. Smith has found his ideal| | 1s worse. drug store—a hospital pharmacy. | “That's what I like to see—an old- fashioned drug store,” he said. It doesn’t sell sodas or books or hard- | ware.” Smith, wearing his brown | derby, delayed a hospital tour to in- I spect the pharmacy department. )