Zurich Herald, 1945-10-11, Page 6mg
HORIZONTAL
1 Pictured
Russian girl
guerrilla,
Lieut.
L.iudinila
10 Mohammedan
judge.
11 P oot digit,
12 Assists.
14 She causes
— among
Nazis.
15 Fexnale sheep.
16 Goblin,
18 Beverage.
19 Male cat.
21 House pet.
23 She is a —
Army fighter.
24 Cover,
25 Either.
26 Bale (abbr.).
.27 Sink,
28 Upon.
29 Migration,
31 Bound.
33 Music note.
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45 She —
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47 Wigwam.
48 Doctor of
Medicine
(abbr.).
49 Actual weight
(abbr.).
34 Chinese sauce. 50 Exist.
35 Boat paddle. 51 Sweet potato,
37 Sun. 53 Exclamation
39 Among. used to scare.
41 Fundamental. 54 Through,
55 One who
mopes.
57 Tarnished.
59 Plain.
60 Secret watcher
VERTICAL
I Laid with
. stones.
2 Bustle,
3 She aids the
fight for —.
4 Article.
5 Farm animal.
6 Notice.
7 Disputes
pettily.
8 Relative.
9 Scents.
10 Tin and lead
alloy -
13 Pollute,
14 Circle a light
atotuyi moon.
.1.7 Border.
20 Native metal.
22 Charm,
29 Sled for
hauling logs.
30 Hawaiian tree.
31 Three (prefix)
32 Venetian
magistrate.
34 Courtesy title.
36 Like,
38 Mouth part.
39 She is a
Russian —
°Meer.
40 Married
woman.
41 Proverb.
43 Revolt.
44 Sneer.
46 Classify.
47 Frog -like
animals.
52 Cut, as a lawn.
54 Twist.
56 Italian river.
58 Upward.
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got skippin' school t'go to the movies?"
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THERE •• HERES 'TH'
Pim o' 11-1' CANYON
RIGHT HERE!
By J. R. WILLIAMS "
I DON'T SEE
WHAT .1) IF F EREKI CE
IT MAKES IN
THIS BLAMED'
BRUSH
COUNTR`il
1.11}.,""Boll
11.
004 HIGH
CONS 90 BY NBA BEAVICC.
LOOKS AT CATCHER RECEIVES SIGNAL FOR CATCHER SIGNACS
MR SIGNAL OUT-GURVE AND FOR AN IN -SHOOT
SHAKES HEAD FROM /kGAIN SHAKES
SIDE To SIDP HEAD
CATCHER CALLS EVERY- CRIES OF "PLAY BALL"
THING OFF AND WALKS ARISING' TELLS
OUT TO HOLD WIRSPERED EVERY ONE TO SHUT
CONSULTATION WITH UFIWRO'S PITCHING
HM THIS GAMEt ANYWAY
RETURNS TO PITCHER'S
BOX, AND NODS COW
FIRMATION OP SIG-
NAL 'FOR SCREW-
BALL
tocFresta. 111t7 10%
CATCHER SIGNALS FOR
OUT -DROP. NODS IN
APPROVAL AND
STARTS WIND-UP
WINDS IW ELABORATtLY
AND DELIVERS ONLY
BALL HE KNOWS- A
SLOW, STRAIGHT BALL,
WHICH HE OCCASIONALLY
WS OVER mie PLATE
THE SPORTING THING
44,1i there's anything I hate, 1t's
exaggeration!"
THIS, ARMY
gr C4991,10 71,4, .1.7:1477,gttr;
040.), 000100,4;
"Let me have another one of those down payments
on a headache!"
CROSSTOWN
By Roland Coe
"If they send a truant officer all the way to Australia to bring this
14 -year-old top sergeant back home, what chance have WE
got skippin' school t'go to the movies?"
HOME -TOWN ECHOES
q)1,111/0 f5VN SOCA A $00p
fr21.0,11) D1 `11 -le FAmILV, 1 vouogr
You mow GN h' CYFZ11- A
c.)CM13- ST111,yiNG
PENMANSHIP AND SC014-
.140512mia STILL. MY
E3AS5, M. PE.41300i.; Buy
I 11-tiNK 'WE Foll
•Co so 001.100 ir40
NJORIA, ANP FIGHT
1.IFWP SAME
i3y C,
0..01,0110001110, B4414.1
SIDE GLANCES
By Galbraith .
"I don't mind you burying potatoes in the mud and then
throwing them in the fire — but for heaven's sake promise
me you won't eat them!"
REGIAR FELLERS—Weather Wise
COME. UNDER.
T+ll5 0002WAY, ZOOM,
UNTIL THIS THUNDEIZ5TORM
i5 (wee, !
I THINK.
L I GHTN ING
15 SO DRAmA-nd
DOIN'T VDU,
PINHEAD?
By GENE BYRNES
<0.0 700 .0
011,006.0X100,000111,00=1,00.,00,0v,
000••••5W0•••=00,00•1•-.
MUTT AND JEFF - Well, What's a Guy Gonna Do If He Has No Rice Pudding?
WHA'T'S
THAT?
EARS!
THE GOV WANTS A
oF RI4E
PUDDING!
—se,-01•10,00mi
FISHER
— ARE You TV' TO
- TELL PAY cu4-romeRs
WHAT THEY SHOULD
c EAT?
,4
5 •
-;-
qs
IUCE PUDDING
AND GE IT OVER
ty,
00000.0.00•0000,00000•0sor...000000r0...0001.
•
POP2 --- • •
— That's P p s Opinion
WHAT'S THE DES-t9ERT
1-11,41G 9
MEDIOCRE-
ve
.....42710:0,31011110111800.11,10errolort,..00,naras
By J. MILLAR WATT
IT 'S
TAPIOCA!
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