Zurich Herald, 1945-10-25, Page 6FLYING TIGERS' CHIEF
3110RIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle
Pictured U. S.
Ayer, Gen.
Claire
e is active in
9 II
34 Meat.
15 1Viammal.
16 Places that
coin money,
17 Exists.
18 Greek letter.
19 At any time,
21 Father.
22 Prohibits,
24
26
26
30
32
34
12 months.
Dessert.
Self.
Pig pen.
Livestock.
Booty.
36 Sea eagle.
38 Night before. 5
39 Kitchen police 6
(abbr.). 6
40 Not (Latin).
42 Perched.
44 Finish.
46 Music note.
48 Not dry.
50 Sharp,
explosive
sound.
I z 3
0
M
PROM A
NENTF
52 Wharf.
53 South
American
plains.
55 Males.
57 Still.
8 Title.
1 Toward.
2 From,
64 Unusual,
66 Roman date.
69 Waterway.
71 Welcome.
72 Treatise,
VERTICAL
1 Cutting tool.
2 Possesses.
3 Type measure.
4 Parts of
speech.
5 Near.
6 Indian,
7 Raise by
assessment.
8 Woody plant.
9 Centimeter
(abbr.).
10 Body part.
11 Unsuitable.
12 New Testa-
ment (abbr.).
13 Dormant.
HOME -TOWN
CHOES By C. Kessler This Curious World
18 Mother.
20 Speed ,contest.
22 Benefdetion.
23 FenAle ,saint
(ab),
25
27 Kia,
'29 PrOce:051.
31 Years (abbr.),
33 Look after.
35 City,
37 Short sleep,
41 Gaseous
element.
43 Male cat.
45 Perform,
46 He com-
manded the
"— Tigers."
47 Beverage.
49 Former Rus-
sian ruler.
51 Fondle.
54 Make amends.
56 In noble style.
59 Staff of office.
60 Periods of
time.
63 Legal charge.
65 Abstract being
67 Either.
68 Street (abbr.).
70 Rough lava.
11 /2
tP YOU csICAhl Moo
A Mt) mo.‘ )14 'Th W HEN
1-10tIS'E M,4145 AJ
ANGEL row cAkie
1414g5" A rtozEnt EGGS"
ANP I ONLY )-1.4V reOLIR
OR nye/
By William Ferguson
WiliPPOOMMUS
Al-THOUH OPTErv
PROEABLy
HAVE NEVER BEEN.
.SE,AvAte:
EV moRe •
THAN 0."/.' Our
C.../Axacat, ODERSN,,S"
IN THE U.S.A.."
DUE YQ CAMOLJ-
PLAE AND
DA'y'TI/V\
INAcrivITY.
19-
17
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•••••,•••1,
•
22
40
04$
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35
30
23
19
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14:
31
20
21
37
38
33
4.5
39
Y ;?y6LA
Ys
46
53
57
1-7
THE ONES FROM TEXAS DON' T
BOTHER TO WHISTL./
CAN VOL) GIVE DEINITiONS
FOR THE WORDS dr,(/CI'
ANDeePe/Ajr THAT HAVE
NOTHING To DO WITH
OieS)," OR /c2,0729,41L.Z.
461C „At
AdA4)-(5' HAvE AN
EVEN NJUAABER QF
OWS/
SOMETIMES AN INJURY
DESTROYS ROW OF
KERNELS AND THE E/M
APPEA.S TO BE ODD-
Rowac), Bur MICROSCOPIC
EXAMINATION SHOWS THE
UNDEVELOPED ROW.
12-20
• • if:ATOP
2:91% italifie Cr/00
i‘71111":.1jhI.f..R:71):t7T.
111 NEA SE VCE, H.
ANSWER: Puck . . . a fairy, or elf; punt , ,,. a flat-bottomed
boat with square ends.
CROSSTOWN
:or
°land Coe
66 67
lillinl....111•211,11••111ANIT
WHEN FRED PERLEY AND ERNIE PLUMER SIT DOWN
TO THEIR RADIOS ON THE DAY OF THE GAME BETWEEN
THE COLLEGES OF WHICH THEY ARE RIVAL PARTISANS)
THE NEIGHBORS HAVE TO STAY ON DUTY TO QUELL
DISTURBANCES THAT ARISE WHENEVER A PENALTY IS
ANNOUNCED OR A PLAYER REPORTED INJURED
(Copyriht, 13.5: by Th. Sea Byndioste, tap.)
bbomboosomeminmmoos.......
REGIAR FELLERS—No Man's Land
'Would you show me how to steam letters open with
teakettle?"
By GENE BYRNES
NOW WOULDN'T
THAT 51=LE.
YOUIZ 61ZZAR0I
THE SPORTING THING
BY L4N6 412144STRONGI
AN' WE,' RE
SPOSED
FIGHTIN
DICTATORSHIp!
NOW THERE% A
NEAT A ELANK WALL
AS ! 'JER..AW--
AAN' NO ivoncE,
ON IT EIWERA
WELL. WHADDA
WE. WAITN''Fotto
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W-JEV...........••••.1.01,1•••11‘4.m•••••••11013.••••••••••......,1
MUTT AND JEFF— And That's a Split -Second Watch Jeff Has in His Mitt
MUISOr tIMIlanzi•
SURE, THE GOVERNMENT IS
ALWAYS LOOkING FOR NEW.
IDEAS—I INVENTED A NEW
BULLETPRooF UNIFORM!
WHAT'S
IT MADE
OUT OE
MUTT?
SPONGES! YoUSEE,WFIEN A
BULLET GTRWEG WATER IT
DOESNT PENETRTE, IT
FLATTENS OUT AND STOPS!
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BUD FISHER
So WE GOTTA
PUT MESE oN AND
GET SoAvED WITH
WATER!
1 a UESS
HOME AND TRY MINE
TNE BATHTUB!
...)trtre3
"WHO won?"
THE SPORTING THING
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POP—.Cramped Quarters
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By J. MILLAR WATT
That's putting it etuiely—Let's
Just say you've got nO courag!'
I'VE LIVED FCDTL.
WEEK ON A
OF L' '1 1Y
NOT MOCH IZPOM
O b\OVE AsctuT
mix a'
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PROM A
NENTF
52 Wharf.
53 South
American
plains.
55 Males.
57 Still.
8 Title.
1 Toward.
2 From,
64 Unusual,
66 Roman date.
69 Waterway.
71 Welcome.
72 Treatise,
VERTICAL
1 Cutting tool.
2 Possesses.
3 Type measure.
4 Parts of
speech.
5 Near.
6 Indian,
7 Raise by
assessment.
8 Woody plant.
9 Centimeter
(abbr.).
10 Body part.
11 Unsuitable.
12 New Testa-
ment (abbr.).
13 Dormant.
HOME -TOWN
CHOES By C. Kessler This Curious World
18 Mother.
20 Speed ,contest.
22 Benefdetion.
23 FenAle ,saint
(ab),
25
27 Kia,
'29 PrOce:051.
31 Years (abbr.),
33 Look after.
35 City,
37 Short sleep,
41 Gaseous
element.
43 Male cat.
45 Perform,
46 He com-
manded the
"— Tigers."
47 Beverage.
49 Former Rus-
sian ruler.
51 Fondle.
54 Make amends.
56 In noble style.
59 Staff of office.
60 Periods of
time.
63 Legal charge.
65 Abstract being
67 Either.
68 Street (abbr.).
70 Rough lava.
11 /2
tP YOU csICAhl Moo
A Mt) mo.‘ )14 'Th W HEN
1-10tIS'E M,4145 AJ
ANGEL row cAkie
1414g5" A rtozEnt EGGS"
ANP I ONLY )-1.4V reOLIR
OR nye/
By William Ferguson
WiliPPOOMMUS
Al-THOUH OPTErv
PROEABLy
HAVE NEVER BEEN.
.SE,AvAte:
EV moRe •
THAN 0."/.' Our
C.../Axacat, ODERSN,,S"
IN THE U.S.A.."
DUE YQ CAMOLJ-
PLAE AND
DA'y'TI/V\
INAcrivITY.
19-
17
t
•••••,•••1,
•
22
40
04$
ef14,2i)
35
30
23
19
ot 14.1,
14:
31
20
21
37
38
33
4.5
39
Y ;?y6LA
Ys
46
53
57
1-7
THE ONES FROM TEXAS DON' T
BOTHER TO WHISTL./
CAN VOL) GIVE DEINITiONS
FOR THE WORDS dr,(/CI'
ANDeePe/Ajr THAT HAVE
NOTHING To DO WITH
OieS)," OR /c2,0729,41L.Z.
461C „At
AdA4)-(5' HAvE AN
EVEN NJUAABER QF
OWS/
SOMETIMES AN INJURY
DESTROYS ROW OF
KERNELS AND THE E/M
APPEA.S TO BE ODD-
Rowac), Bur MICROSCOPIC
EXAMINATION SHOWS THE
UNDEVELOPED ROW.
12-20
• • if:ATOP
2:91% italifie Cr/00
i‘71111":.1jhI.f..R:71):t7T.
111 NEA SE VCE, H.
ANSWER: Puck . . . a fairy, or elf; punt , ,,. a flat-bottomed
boat with square ends.
CROSSTOWN
:or
°land Coe
66 67
lillinl....111•211,11••111ANIT
WHEN FRED PERLEY AND ERNIE PLUMER SIT DOWN
TO THEIR RADIOS ON THE DAY OF THE GAME BETWEEN
THE COLLEGES OF WHICH THEY ARE RIVAL PARTISANS)
THE NEIGHBORS HAVE TO STAY ON DUTY TO QUELL
DISTURBANCES THAT ARISE WHENEVER A PENALTY IS
ANNOUNCED OR A PLAYER REPORTED INJURED
(Copyriht, 13.5: by Th. Sea Byndioste, tap.)
bbomboosomeminmmoos.......
REGIAR FELLERS—No Man's Land
'Would you show me how to steam letters open with
teakettle?"
By GENE BYRNES
NOW WOULDN'T
THAT 51=LE.
YOUIZ 61ZZAR0I
THE SPORTING THING
BY L4N6 412144STRONGI
AN' WE,' RE
SPOSED
FIGHTIN
DICTATORSHIp!
NOW THERE% A
NEAT A ELANK WALL
AS ! 'JER..AW--
AAN' NO ivoncE,
ON IT EIWERA
WELL. WHADDA
WE. WAITN''Fotto
....44C44.4.bbbbbbb'bbbbbbbbbbbbbrnbbtbb4bPib•blbbballblib•Ml*p4U.I.SIM.Ibbbl•MPM34b14aNblb40•IMZ.044I•bbleblbb14KM•r141•I•O•IMbbbbIIZO•bbtllIIPMIM6b4[.pnll•etibl.bflep..IVIROMI 800.106[1410.0111.91.MENEME11.2.
W-JEV...........••••.1.01,1•••11‘4.m•••••••11013.••••••••••......,1
MUTT AND JEFF— And That's a Split -Second Watch Jeff Has in His Mitt
MUISOr tIMIlanzi•
SURE, THE GOVERNMENT IS
ALWAYS LOOkING FOR NEW.
IDEAS—I INVENTED A NEW
BULLETPRooF UNIFORM!
WHAT'S
IT MADE
OUT OE
MUTT?
SPONGES! YoUSEE,WFIEN A
BULLET GTRWEG WATER IT
DOESNT PENETRTE, IT
FLATTENS OUT AND STOPS!
01411131M121.170,4[60•11MMMOMUMMIA[1.11•1215111161•11•.11.10161M11.111.11.110611MIINIMIls
BUD FISHER
So WE GOTTA
PUT MESE oN AND
GET SoAvED WITH
WATER!
1 a UESS
HOME AND TRY MINE
TNE BATHTUB!
...)trtre3
"WHO won?"
THE SPORTING THING
1111..09.1,1071406.011.M11...41131311..6M1.1.071,43.0711KEMPINZPIA.OS(.1•96...131•311M......61110•11•14111301017120.13111
POP—.Cramped Quarters
moestrutemtamaann.b....b.,..blar-bbb.rnbbbbbb,bbenst44.abenareasbc.crassemzeoztatawatuntr.trommenntrobbom• obbortenbetobbelminamtbmbabertenbanaussmetabbilbambbabbboblbamemowaihrtoraccabbasmeramemenumbroom......-..sows em,..........ranstommostroltimerminminiebo.aw.m..xm brori......,,,,,,barsoucw4lAsvanavenaaebauvara Pore .
By J. MILLAR WATT
That's putting it etuiely—Let's
Just say you've got nO courag!'
I'VE LIVED FCDTL.
WEEK ON A
OF L' '1 1Y
NOT MOCH IZPOM
O b\OVE AsctuT
mix a'
.!4
too