HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1944-08-10, Page 2FRENCH PQSSESSION
'UORIZONTAL
1 Depicted
country,
14 habituates.
15 To gore again.
16 Account
(abbr.).
17 Native.
19 Auricles.
21 Lion.
22 Wild.
23 Diamond-
holding device
24 Universal
language.
26 Sloth,
27 Near.
26 Compass
point. 44 St itable.
29 Cubic meter.
31 Type of 46 Units of
lettuce. „energy.
33 Intermissions. 48 Peasant,
34 Hail! 50 Italian coin,
35 Nocturnal
mammal, 52 Electrified
36 Mourningparticle.
figure.
38 Bitter vetch.
39 Capital of
depicted
country.
42 Northeast
.
43 Transpo(abbe.)se
'(abbr.),
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54 Marked
ability.
56 Vermont
(abbr.).
57 The —
have made.
bases here,
58 Ever (poet.).
VERTICAL
10 Coast Guard
(abbr.), ..
11 Parra.
irnplement.
12 Sultanic ..
decrees.
13 Roman
emperor,
16 Swiss
mountains.
18 Tantalum
(symbol).
20 Mineral
springs.
25 Harangue,
28 Caterpillar
h'
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30.Little girl in
"Uncle Tom's
2 important Cabin,"
product of 32 Over (poet.).
this country. 33 Hurrah!
3 Repetition. 37
To resound.
4 Ground s 37 Ensnare.
`"'" 38 Plant disease
are also an (pl.)
itngortant 40 Indigenous,
product. 41 Image.
5 Credit (abbr.) 43 Triad.
6 Egyptian 45 Fiber plant.
shrub. 47 Tin. (symbol).
7 Pertaining to 49 Poker stake,
isatin. 51 Wing like
8 Plays. part.
9 Oillet. 55 Half an ern.
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pretty smile you've been giving me each time I pass your steand,"
MOPSY 10/6LanYs PARKER
FUNNY BUSINESS
13y Hershberger
"Now maybe. 1 can ' get a furlough!"
THIS ARMY
fey "Cine" Coughlin to Thp Maple Loot, Cgnpdipn °"=
Army now,poper 1n holy. Crown copyright.)
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nakelft
"I don't give two hoots about native customs! You'll carry
your equipment as per regulations."
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MUTT AND JEFF — Jeff Isn't Fussy About His WAACS, He's Just Wacky About WAACS By BUD FISHER
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'BYE AMC, MARION WARD,
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APART?
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By Galbraith
.01)PR.1$419 ??Y,Nen. t toce.irgt. T.M.[lk(1.U_3, aAL.gE&.
"I don't want any vegetables -4 just want to pay you for that
pretty smile you've been giving me each time I pass your steand,"
MOPSY 10/6LanYs PARKER
FUNNY BUSINESS
13y Hershberger
"Now maybe. 1 can ' get a furlough!"
THIS ARMY
fey "Cine" Coughlin to Thp Maple Loot, Cgnpdipn °"=
Army now,poper 1n holy. Crown copyright.)
16
nakelft
"I don't give two hoots about native customs! You'll carry
your equipment as per regulations."
CROSSTOWN
i
y Roland Coe
"Jiggers -- the tops!"
HOLD EVERYTHING
`ri�3l
• '7p44AY roF.A AEkUk ru . . x c, u. spRr. z. '
°'Not that file, Mt. Adams—that's
for my friends in the Army and
Navy!"
THE SPORTING THING
":fie )rates to get his feet wet r
OIMMIIIVIIMOVOIVAIOSIMINVOOOrolipionakonalln
MUTT AND JEFF — Jeff Isn't Fussy About His WAACS, He's Just Wacky About WAACS By BUD FISHER
13YE
JEFF?_
'BYE AMC, MARION WARD,
BYE At1X.VIRGINIAOLIVER,.
'BYE CORR SAME COAL!
'BYE HOMEY!
I GO OUT WITH
THosE WAACS
EVERY NIGHT!
I"M ENGAGED
To ONE of
THEM!
You ARE?
ON
IE?
ER-
LEMME.
SEE ---
I DUNNO--
--THEY ALL
LOOK SO
WONDERFUL
AND ALIKE
I FORGET!/
WELL, THEN
How Do You
TELL THEM.
APART?
I DON'T
1!)O1 HER!
L"M SuST
JA ASoCY
wA ACs!
REGULAR FELLERS—Military Secret
WHY, YES-- THE ARMY 15 ,
INTERESTED IN LOOKING OVER
NEW W5AFONS --WHAT HAVE
You Uor To SHOW U.S?
-rmm1•.nna..-...-.
By GENE BYRNES
..+.A..eM.u•:+,�..iv...n..a..�:w..r...n.�
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THRICE THOUSAND FT -.6y
I N I-IALP A Mt tJ yr
LAST NIGHT".
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1 WENT TO THE MOV I ES
By Jo MILLAR WATT
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