Judge — June 1937 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 383 Submitted by George Krausman, Columbus, Ohio Horizontal |. Part of a seat cover. Letter carrier. ). Plaything found in English pubs. |. Appetizer. |. Where birds that live high hang out. . Turkish big shot. . One you can kill and get away with. . A pretty gal decorator. . Spanish cartwheel. . Cleaner in a Turkish bath. . Coin receiver on a hand organ. Grease used in universal joints. . Well-known writer. . Dog blanket. 4 . Deep blue. + Manly expression. . Driving license. |. Human propeller. . Start something. . Relief agent. ). What relatives do when they visit. |. Puddle jumper. , Old supporters. . Electric driver. . Frogs use these to hop across the pond. . This will take you in the best of homes. . Juicy particle. A limey’s staff of life. |. Section reserved for ardent rooters. ). Boston flora. You're unmovable if you get this up. |. Snoopy reporters. ». Citizen of Luzon. What most gamblers do when they shoot craps, . There’s a rubber center in this one. . He always carries his own grip in the jungle. . One who uses. ». Feminine secrets. 67. Solvers of dark problems. 68, Air. 69. Solution for tired feet. 70. In nomine patre— 71. A let of cotton, Vertical 1. Overgrown kitties. 2, Entrance into the underworld. 3. A cool city to visitors. 4. Very attractive on the bouse. 5. This runs in the Spring. 6. Gal who says no but means yes, 7, Musical entertainer. 8. Match-maker, 9. Paw. 10. Stop. 11, This woke up the congregation. 12, Elevator. 13, Stone weight. 21, Sources of irritation to flat feet. 23. Men of mystery. 25. What a souple of swell peaches can make with dough. 27. Shock absorber. 28. You rascal, you, 29, Ideal parking spot for lovers. 30, Idol of worship. 33. These clung to the house when the mortgage was foreclosed. 34. What a Prizefighter is who doesn’t get up at the count of ten. 3S. Kind of job most people dislike. 37. Whoopee. - 38 No party is complete without one. 39. Food preserver. 41, Companion of a wild woman. 44. Flyer that's been missing for centuries. 45. He was knocked out at Appommattox. 48. People whose touch is relieving. 50, Lover of beauty. 52, What a. modern road agent uses to hold up a motorist. 53. Always a boom in good or bad times. 54. Errand boy for the White House. 55. Fight promoters. 57. Heavy reading. 59. Old country place. 60. Main support of an old sailer. 61. Follower of the sea. 63. You'll always ‘ind this around a bishop. 64. Luggage carrier. WHENEVER YOU PUT YOUR PIPE DOWN...PUT IT "PETER PIPER om There are two reasons why you must have a Peter Piper for every pipe you own: 1. It’s the most convenient way to rest your pipe—Peter Piper holds your pipe firmly erect, supine or at any angle. Never an errant ash! You keep your pipe driest and sweetest, when not in use, by holding it vertical, bowl down—the way Peter Piper will hold it, There are two reasons why you should have a Peter Piper for every pipe you own: 1, Peter Piper is good looking —emerald, ebony or carmine catalin, combined with gleam- ing metal—and it's equally at home in your living room, on your desk, or in your den. Peter Piper is the newest scientific pipe rack obtainable. PETER PIPER SINGLE | DUPLEX "25 50c -—-—SEND FOR YOURS TODAY ——7 B. B. B. Merchandise Co., mia fokea faite $—--.._ Send me as quickly as possible... Single Peter Pipers at 25e each and/ plex Peter Pipers Name -.......... 29 comicbooks.com