Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1936, Page 36

@ T 4 . 42 v B, “I JUST KNOW I'VE LOST ONE PACKAGE.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. SOUGHT CENSOR | SHIELDS | —————————————————————————————— HURRIES | l Letter-Out for a fast person. —————————————————————————————————————————— CLIMAXED | | Tetter-Out ana have vour sy, Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to cpell the word ealled 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's & snail, l Letter-Out for zest. | Letter-Out to ignore. | Letter-Out for what the snake did. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. PLUI\IBER I P I lnmr-omr;nudl;lflnlt; alons. MARSHAL l H l Letter-Out for warnings. ALARMS HEROICS l 0 I Letter-Out and everyone strives REQUEST | T for % pICHES ABHORS | 0 | Letter-Out and he spolls the fun. QUEERS Letter-Out and he's aquick-tem- (Copyright. 1036.) pered. BRASH n 5 City in Pennsylvania. 6 Study. 7 Molasses. 8 Primary plastic matters. 9 Tear into strips. 10 Command: archaic. 11 American humorist. 12 Tower of & mosque. 13 Elusive. 14 Erased. 21 Cast off. 24 Musical sounds. 25 Small bunches of hay. 27 Soils. 28 Shrub with a grapelike fruit. 30 Implements. 31 Cougars. 330ne of a criminal organization. 34 To coil down"a rope. 35 City in Georgia. 36 Sparkle. 37 College officer, 1 Divide for study. 8 Affected by humiliation. 15 Monarch. 16 Title of Turkish viceroy in Egypt. 17 Gold coin of Sardinia. 18 Military storehouse. 19 Active. 20 Any owned article. 22 Mother of Peer Gynt. 33 Cavities. 24 Large African lake: var, 25 Legal paper. 26 Unit. 27 Gifts of charity. 28 Strainer. 29 Ordained. 31 United by a sticky substance. 32 Raw metals. 83 Swallow. 34 Bundles of sticks. 87 Kind of steel. 41 Calms. 42 Relating to punishment. tain, 45 County in 6 Dense. 48 Body of armed Zulus, 49 Whirled. 51 Possessive pronoun. 53 Room in & harem. 66 Torments. Coal-0il Program Hit. 87 Made sore. Down. 10me of an order of crustaceans. 2 Suppose. . 3 Elves. [GTAIR/B S IRIAIF [T ICIAIRP] [AIGIO|RIAJMH UILIVIMAIRITTA] [FIAITIAIL BOIRIAINIGIDTIAIN] [FIRIAICIAS lIAWIAIRID]I INIG] T/ DIAL] RIALIIN| AlG] O/GICIRIAI\ [P[1INIRGIUI [TIA] [SIOMMGAILIATII | U [ClalPlLITIAILIS ITIOTIS] OIL |AIR] E JAISIAIN| T} S| ICIAINIOINI I ICIS IILIOIMIA AILITI IGIRIAIPIHINCI ! | RICIOIDINAISIT IA] (LININTS ERKIAINTT] ATTS] RIEMNCIO0] IANSTHIUIN]| Breathe deep, take THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1936. WAR ON CRIME—The Kidnaping of Edward G. Bremer. True Stories of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation—Modified in the Public Imterest. ‘WERE WITH YOU — 'S CLEAR, / | HoPw YU ENJOYED Jour DINNER| | (yky Do WE Do THAT SORT oF THING? WE DIDNT Like THER DINNER, YET WE SAID WE PID OH, You, CANT HURT PEOPLES FgELlNG'S WHEN THEYWE DONE THEIR. BEST Nix! NiIx! DON'T TELL ME- YOU'RE ORGANIZIN' WHAT | FIGGER TH PEDDLERS - THATS SUCKED IN DOIN'-«-= fon - see? HUM MM f PUT IT HERE IN MAMIE'S DESK. UNCLE WILLIE, L AND LORD PLUSHBOTTOM HAS BEEN THINKING ABOUT THAT TWO HUNNERT BUCKS WE'RE BETTIN' ON TH' P ONE MAN GANG'S THAT IS PERFECKLY OKAY WITH ME, GENTS. REG’LAR FELLERS. WAITLL POP | SEES 1T AN".YOULL HAFTA SHOW IT TO HIM ON ACCOUNTA TO-DAY YOU WILL RECEIVE YOUR REPORT CARDS/ YOU ARE TO HAVE THEM SIGNED AND BROWGHT BACK IN THE MORNING THAT'S THE VERY WOISE ST REPORT CARD T EVER GOT ! NUTHIN' BUT THIRTYS EVER ASG\ WERS WiLL 1cy showers — Rocrs 0.8 ruust 08 —By REX COLLIER | WISH YouD BE AS (ONSIDERATE oF MY CookING WHEN ANYTHING GOES WRONG. You WOULDNT HESITATE To HURT MY FEELINGS o A MAN CANT SPEAK. OUT IN HIS OWN HOME WHERE CAN HE S BUT GET THIS, SLUGGER™ DON'T MESS UP NOTHIN' THIS TIME- DO A CLEAN JOB-- SEE? S T —By GEN HOW ABOUT SIGNIN' THIS HERE REPORT CARD ? JUS' WRITE MISTER DUFFY ON THE BOTTOM ME IN TAIL ! TH TARIN' NO CHANCES !