Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1936, Page 51

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY NOWBER 6, 1936. : C-11 Tais RECKLESS SHOPPNG! IS | | Thepe ARE No BUTS ABOUT IT. | - ' NOT CHRISTMAS YET! AND YoUVE GOT To CuT DowN. | |~THESETHNGS BELONG NEXT pook. M NOT A MILLIONAIRE ! | wuar 18 Tus STurF 2 || THERE WAS NoBobY HOME, So I TRYNGTC THE. MAN ASKED [F HE MIGHT o = LEAVE THEM HERE Tell You— WHY g DIDNT You SAY So IN THE FIRST PLACE ¥ - g F “YOUR NAME ESCAPES ME, BUT YOUR FACE IS FAMILIAR.” LETTER-OUT Letter-Out for s famous eity in Italy. MALIGN | PLEASE l Letter-Out and think of Rip Vaa ABDUCT SNIVEL COLLAPSE | Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to rpell 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 all the girls fall for him. . Letter-Out for a former eoin. = ] | | i OH, NO- JUST i ] THINKING = gtfi% a | I zf,‘;’_"""" and there grapes will ON'T SPEAK i 8'252;\:1;“"“ 5 | You, or DeakE /| BEVTER WHEN HEJ} | 2 ! it N I ol el { OR WHAT?’ : THAN MOST PEOPLE ee J N P804 & FLoweR, MisTer? Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. g (Bl e B MACHETE | M| G |2 CARPEL | P | gfi%fi&;fié;.:&u ok 3 pr——— ey MQON MULLINS. e, : A TIDY PROFIT OF DOLLARS YOU COULD DO CComrrizhe. 1030 TWENTY {500 FOR MYSELF BUT L Al 'AND You, PET. { o] mom 7 v vou THATS WHAT. A ; . ' COME OUT.IN THE FELLIR GETS 1%7:’::” . FOR HAVIN' A 2 ) FOR A MOTHER / A 4. Row of soldiers. 1. Worldly. 5. Salutation. 8. Relatives on father's side. ates. 15. Reanim: 16. Stretched out. 17, dishes, 37. Resurfaced. 38. Call out: rare, 39, Pertaining to plants. 40. Impaired. 41, Murmured. il SONG WRITERS UNITE British Protest American Compe- tition by Organizing. i ;Egg.‘?“. 25 R to meet American . AND TALKXK b v ey o s 4 W\ FEEL GENERO SITY — 1 WAS Broadeasting Corp. to the nd hang them where : LA m:.:lb w’:?éw”-f- eyt ey e e e || S g e least 40 per cent of the m 0 G S )