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Zurich Herald, 1944-10-12, Page 8?if MATE B.LACKFACE. Ct MEDIA1 For A 131a lge, fill in you own, black squares as YOU Work this puzzle. AIORIZONTAL Answer: to .Fret*Vous Puzzle . '1, 5 Pietur-ed i late blackface actor. 11 Rowing implement. 13 Money of account. 15 Suffix, 17 Penitent, 21 Land measure. 22 Cluster of fibers. 23 To locate, 24 Indian. 25 Compass point. 27 Game with numbered cards, 29 Each (abbr. '30 He Was an old —. 33 Prominent. 36 Blood money. 37 Thing (law). 38 Bars by estoppel. 40 Piebald . ponies. 42 Legal c1'aim. 43 Canvas shelter. EY RIMER! NA I LS a111� NI LL ©MIL ER$ A le IS T poi '.oe A!_ MLAJN TO E;N T H E L E N c E W H U E A R 5 A M P L E E R s ro��E�o 44 Right. (abbr,). dwelling. 46 I and (contr.): 4 Angers, 48 Red Cross . 6 Landed • (abbr.). properties. 49 Symbol for 7 Not any, iron. 8 Skill: 50 Tantalum .9 Sun, god. (symbol). 10 He was a 51 Multitude. famous—, 53tAnd, (Latin). 12 Make a severe 55 Ship's record. reply. 56 Uniform. 14 He was one o'f 58 Withered. the ----- 59 Fort. comedians of VERTICAL his day. 2 Execute. 16 Look askance. 3 Oriental 18 Stack. 19Edna e kernel. 20klO'u1e partzcle. 21 Bgypfian sura god, 26 Great Lake. 28 Concernink. 31 Group of eight. 32 Sharp, quick sound. 34 Biblical word: 35 Compound ether, 39 Male progenitor. 40 Elementary school book. 41 At one time, 45 Pay. 47 Stir. 49 Music note, 50 Rocky pinnacle. 52 Piece of furniture. 54 Toward. 55 The (Fr.). 57 North America (abbr.). '5 LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fred Neher tiukttipt Pr Consolldntod Ntwd P.amiNP) • "What do you mean `betteir'references' ... didn't 1 write it plain enough?" "Is that the ,right answer?" MOPSY ay6L,acYs PARKER I PROMISED MY MOTHER I'D STOP TURNING AROUND TO LOOK AT SOLDIERS., 40. 3'.27- 4 4 ,r THIS 0URIOUS WORLD get, FRENCH AVIATION PIONEER,P CL-le/A T ADER* TRIED To LEARN THE SECRETS OF 'FLYING FROM WATCHINGAiS AND .I6.4OZ , AT THE PARIS ZOO... AND EVEN JOURNEYED TO ARABIA TO STUDY THE FLIGHT OF 15044.e; f0a2'LS9 THE WQRLiaS MOST ExPERr GL-ActeRtsy .. By William1 Ferguson 2' N'%' /409 COPR. 1942 SP NEA SERVICE, INC. T. M. REG. EN HANGING UP THL WASHING? PAJAMA, TOPS ARE HUNG BY THE BOTTOM, ANI? THIS BOTTOMS BY THE TOP", Says RUTH WEHRLEY. INTERIOR DESERT. COUNTRY OP AUSTRALIA HAS BEEN DESCRIBED AS "NOTHING BUT MILES AND MILES oP NOTHING BUT MILES AND MILES.,' NO JAP1 AtiowED 10-92' �L n NEXT: Sleeping br the compass. UBURBAN HEIGHTS By GLUYAS WILLIAMS' Il 6UWAII5 HOLD EVERYTHING COPP. 1414 9Y NCA SCRVICC, INC. T. M. NtC. U. 9: PAT. OM ' It's from my wife—I'm in the doghouse!" THE SPORTING THING Wil, rlUlillllli'Ir: II'�'PilIIIII�ii��U` c, i� iuiiiii lll1A "Didja bring them razor blades?" MUTT AND JEFF— OHYES! I TEACH BABIES HoW To TALK. TtFTYCENTS A LESSoi•4! ON,NoW wJoMDERFUL! MY LITTLE GENEVIEVE HASN'T SAID A W oRD SINCE SHE'S BORN! WHEN ERNIE PLUMER GOT A LAME BACK, FRED PERLEY OFFERED TO HELP HIM PUT ON H15 STORM WINDOWS. EVERYTHING WENT ALL RIGHT UNTIL FRED REACHED THE GUEST ROOM, WHEN A DISTANT COUSIN OF MRS. PLUMER'S WHO HAD JUST COME FOR A VISIT, SEEING A STRANGE MAN PEERING IN HER WINDOW, GOT HYSTERICAL AND TELEPHONED FOR THE POLICE (O*PIT,gLt 3 . b ti. ABA ATwtkrt., bug.) 12-5 Now I Ask You, Did You Ever Try To Unscramble An Egg By BUD FISHER SAY, PAPA -- DA DA! COME ON GENEVIEiE•- SAY PAPA! DA DA PAPA! ON, ISN'T THAT SWEET, GEORGE? Novi MUCH To TE HER SNOT AcH DA DA To PAPA KISS Up? HURSIE!GA Goo GEE DA DADA KISS N URSIE -GURGLE coo - REG'.LAR .FELLERS—Quite Exclusive HO, GEN' RUL'1 THIS t-1ER.E.'S A COUNCIL OF WAR, CORP'R1L---' ONE.Y US I-FLGH–RANKIN' OFFICERS ARE SUPPOSED T' BE. IN ON IT! WE'RE ALL SUPPOSED TO BE IN ON IT -- IT'S A ALL-OUT WAR, AIN'T 5T? By GENE BYRNES RIGHT IT ASIA ALL-OUT WAR! i:SPE'CIALLY z•a3-)Is POP --In The Lion's Den Vet.t. A71 MON OnAgeN I. — :•./n..YNS QLl I G{•i THrr Lt ON',SS E S'CAPCD I By J. MILLAR WATT ... (Roleedcd b TI'S .. ,o��DeII��AYiSil le,iia.�•]rrc�` r. •