Judge — January 1937 — page 49: what you’re looking at

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Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 372 Submitted by P. A. Ivy, Tucson, Ariz. Horizontal . This bird is suffering from melancholia, : German doughnut. . This is ecesenry for pants: ; The wrath of Ireland. . Always found at the end of a rail. . How a Bulova winds up. + Note well (abbr.). . Scandinavian Iliad. . Brigham Young increased the. population bere. ; How the expression “Eureka™ started. " Banquet tables for pigs. Refers to a jug. This used to be a kind of beer, ~ Your Christmas ties probably had too many of these. . Necktie in Dixie. |. A beavenly lamb. : A tag-along particle. ; Some men have to carry this one through life. . Once in a blue moon. A large order. | This is overhead and sometimes felt in Turkey. 39. This has rails, sidecars, and flies. . A famous ancient boat landing. . One sailor right next to another ; Women find these good places for a ring. . Noise made by a critic. - Gypsy Rose Lee's specialty. ; A bar room. ; The fastest’ man is this. . These have many big points. A. kind of quack, . The earliest form of bribe. . Where hot air is spouting continually, (abbr.) . An ancestral home. The last thing to esteem. . A short example. (abbr.) : Three quarters of an hour. . What houses are for. . Mouth, (plur.) |. The other end of town. : These come from fans. | A warning before danger. (plural.) Vertical |. These have caused the downfall of many an upright citizen. . Man's first loss. . What is found in the middle of a corn, . Always on the watch. ; A horse's bunion. . Never try to do this with a woman, Not enough dough, produces this, . A man's last words. . Dash. . The beginning of a menagerie. - An early snal . The bay that gets a bead, (plural) |. Was the father. ). Chameleon of the animal kingdom. (plural.) ween Mary can do this. uts in Spain, . Rather than. . After a knock-knock try this. When this is rolling it makes dough. Ap old parking, place. 34. The weight of ice. ; What happened to the 2 lines that didn't go straight. . Wrestlers end up here. : Coffin varnish. A buckette. imes used in place of a can. ; A, dust catcher. : It’s hard to sce thru this and it’s generally missed. T includes a lot of real estate. ; This always begins with tea and ends with beer. This gave Cleo a finishing touch. hata man does before firing. Covers for a block. . This has a loud speaker, many moving parts, FERETates its own gas ahd moves people. When February has 30 days. a Where a horse shoe is found. reat depression. proper side of bed to get out of in the morning. (abbr.) |. The inside of a hole. Solution of Puzzle No. 370 ROBERT of the ROBERT, famous maitre st of The Shoreham htt Washingt: fere ABBOTT: Sayed Bit Bitters. Ho nowsthatan aged bitters gives driak natural, mellow flavor, which an ordinary bitters lacks. % When pertag bitters lock forthe” Man” onthelabel. JUDGE ORIGINAL DRAWINGS by America's most famous humorous artists can be purchased for as little as one or two dollars. Suitable for framing. These drawings will be sent C.O.D. to out-of-towners who write us the types preferred and the number of originals wanted. [OY HOSPITALS FIRST The voluntary hospitals of New York need our help. Letusgiveit. They receive no State or Fed- eral funds. e Send your check to the United Hospital Campaign Committee 57 William Street, New York This space contributed. Ee comicbooks.com