Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1935, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1935. B—9 e e e L e e y y B DAN DUNN. —By NORMAN MARSH OH.YES ? DON'T YOU ON A FEW MINUTES A ST, NGE CA| 3 OR ANY OF YOUR TO HELP YOU STARTS FROM JOSE'S b-m:p'sAt:.t.r\'---l:l AWVlA'PH DOAN DUNN! OR SMUGGLE THESE JOSE'S GANG AND THE ALIENS UNDER THE BUT YOU ARE YOU FOREIGNERS WATCHFUL. EYES OF THE OPERATIVES * ACROSS THE ARE DEAD/! RBORDER -- l i 8 ive 48 MODERN MAIDENS ecret Operative JOSE, I'M GOING OH, YES, YOU euT I )\ DO---AND. NEED NO Rl ki NN RS N AN r\\“\\“ WELL, BUT oNyY $ 33.00. | WISH | CouLD GET IT For Your ChrISTMAS / *YOU LUCKY GUY, HAVIN' SUCH A BEAUTIFUL NURSE!" LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. Letter-Out and when we're on 1| PUMPERS | | Wt 2| THOMAS | | W s ey e v 3 TREAD l ' Letter-Out and valuables are that 4 Cougy | | BEememmesee 5| THISTLE | | MigQuame Ancien o Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word > ] = AJ::E- 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 \t is something we need with a gas stove. GOING, KID- Answer to Yesterday’'s LETTER-OUT. STITCHER | C Letter-Out for what base ball teams need. HITTERS | H Letter-Out for what a thief does. STEALS |AI Letter-Out and it has been changed. REVISED I Letter-Out for & well-known | | DAMSON I R l Letter-Out and it followed as & consequence. ENSUED HATLESS READVISE MADISON ENDURES B W N YES, MR. MULLINS- YOUR STATEMENT SHOWS THAT You HAVE EXACTLY 9,000 ON DEPOSIT IN YOUR ACCOUNT. JEST DANDY (Copyright. 1935.) I'LL TAKE Daily Cross-Word Puzzle \ WELL, THAT'S IT ALONG AND INTO MYSELF Now Across. . Bird of rail family. . Has pain. . The main body. . A shelter; French. . A rail. . Hodge-podge. . Color of a horse. . Wooden frame on which a fishing line is wound. . Bellow. . Male figure, as a pilaster. . A bird of Brazil. . A breed of pigeons. . Classify. . Vanish. . Vehement outcry. . Expired. . A diving bird. . Dress and prepare skins. . Net for catching rabbits. . Ascertain. . American warbler. . Washed lightly. . A play on words. . Construct. . Dispatches again. . Uninflected. . Covering of human head. . Yellowish green color. 7. Manner. . Sea eagles. . Unusual. . Causule of flax. - to aweather. . Aquatic birds, 1 5. 10. 14, 15. 16 17 18. 19 20 22 24, 26 27. 30. 35. 36. 37. 38, 39. 41 43. A connective, 44 46. ] 50. 52 83 54, 56. 60. 64 65. 6 68. 69. 70. . 2 73. Let it stand. Answer to Yesterday's Puszle, OIS EISIMAV] JAISIS IEIRITINTIO|L [A] QEEQH%EEEEM”WE AL ICIA OIR MIODIEIL] ;53&‘{:1 mml!r;ji ISICIRI1 [ IGIL jolol AR T AVEER] fip‘gg ET] ANVIE R A L P LEISTIHILIGIO] {3‘31{]&‘]’@ planes and a catapult, 1. A vehicle. 2. Wind instrument. 3. Spoken. 4. South American bird. 5. To address. 6. Large wading bird. 7. Owned. 8. Pieces out. 9. Music for gallantry at night. 10. Dotterel. 11. Liliaceous plant. 12. Country of Asia. 13. A rail. 21. Merriment. Brook. 25. Portuguese money of account. 27. Stirring. 28. To screen. 29. Planted. 31. Commit to another. 32. Mounts on wings. 33. A molding. Ceased. 36. One who colors. 40. Gives up. 42. Oust. 45. Bespatter. 47. Greek avenging spirit. 49. Inhumes. . Large cask, 52. Resists effectively. 55. Corvine bird. 56. An American ostrich. 57. A nobleman. 58. A term in mathematics, . Inert. 61. A short blast. 62. Vain. 63. A prehistoric chisel. 66. Herb eve, Moscow Raises Sky Lines. MOSCOW (#).—All new buildings here must be at least six stories high, except in cases of hospitals and chil- mission has been obtained to depart from the rule. The height regulation | |, OVt Moscow reconstruction plan, designed to eliminate the housing shortage, Soviets Build Six Icebreakers. LENINGRAD (#).—Construction of six icebreakers has been started here in anticipation of new Arctic explora~ tions. 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