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STARS OF THE AIR Adele Girard One of the prettiest girls on the air, we vote, is Adele Girard who jiings and plays a harp on Columbia network sustaining programs. THE TUTTS by Crawford Young >: £Ad' S?VbBYS BUIStfDCte G-RACIE l£ 50 PRACftCAL. ABOUT f ..fi'ri.M ' I |-i u X —) • 1 < 4**ft _ DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE » z 1 I *. 5 " ft n ■ p_.JJLp_L 13 14- '/Y// 15 l€> fm~w t rrwim 22 23 pe Z7 2S 25 ' ’ ST |||3s ziJJdJJdlpi HI B“l I HTn ACROSS 12—Tiny 24—Compaq I—Tuft of hair 22—A skin 14—Convey, as point * above a disease property 2«—Scraps of horse’s hoof 25—To caper I*—Nickel literature . S—Greek god 29—Domineering (symbol) 27—A letter of of the lower (colloq.) 18—A slight the English world 81—Wrath taste alphabet 7 Feminine 32—A little 21—Plays 28—A fungus pronoun sprite 22 —Instigates on rye 1— Exclamation 83—An Egyptian 23 ~“ A depression 30—A measure of pain singing girl between two of length JO— Large sea- 85—For example mountains 34—Recline going vessel (abbr.) Answer to previous puzzl* 11—Fear 36—A narrow 18 ■■ A drop inlet 15—Conclude (geol.) S C RNfABLEP^ t * J 32T "“TS 0 '"- 10 — A newspaper 38—The last A. fM O D I P S \ . Paragraph . # course at s 0 v ||c H E J(V**H6lp ft —— - —— DOWN * £ 11— Ornamental military cap A N K J E. E. R fastenings I—Conscriptinp L>| on coat* • 6—A whale of— -2 A city on the smith D U B E. W I4h« Ontario seas jr Q EL. 8— Greek letter 9—A rude cabin correspond* 10—Saint© K Ej%Z I D William Powell and Bill Jr. •7 The screen star and his son are pictured in one of their extremely rare appearances together in public. They were snapped when dad took Junior to the circus in Los Angeles. The lad’s mother and father were divorced _in_l93o. (Central Press) Flubb —Now there’s a general for you. One day you read about him in Mexico, the next in Cuba and a day later you hear he’s in Europe. Dubb—To which general do you re fer? Flubb—General Chaos. 1 BRICK BRADFORD—Aid lb. l»d of Doom b, WILLIAM RITT ad CLARENCE GRAY f ~ Mir I AND- ICQPVRICH 1?36 CtNTW P<^sVAaOCIATIQN > |I- iIM I J'a+'W! IIP X W^| : l -—>*—■ ETTA KETT 1 _ r __ , . by PAUL ROBINSON ITy] * WHAT ~T) ■ l-r-g 1 6IMEN UPAS DEAD— US I | HOW DOES HE KNOW SO 1 —) H-r ABOUriHE ADOPTED) SAV-HoWd gs ■ WAS AN ADVENnJI2OUS MUCH ABOUTYOUfc UNCLES! > \OU KWOVM f — • p) TNPE-FLEW A PLANE FORTUNEf TVA&TS WHAT l WWe] ABOUT WELL, irS* NOT" i OUEIZ THE AMAZON JUNGLE TO FIND OUT, AND VOU‘VE J MUGGS AND SKEETER _ by WALLY BiSHQP BoY-o-aoY 1 i I ( 1 JUST T'6IVE VI WEU_-~TH' TEACHER . ) flf -SHE THOUGHT I S \ THAT PHVSIoLoGjY *--- \ YA' AM IDEA = WE'RE HAVIN’ SEES ME SCRATCHIN a WA6 ANO J jVn/^wF ll * TEACHER OF OURS A TEST TODAY AND X r-Ssms AND SHE ALMOST FLUNKED} COUNTIN' MY RIBS', j IS SURE A SUSPICIOUS) Yea H? V <=>ET an ITCH, SEE ? \ ME ON the TEST nr— fccjL T , r \\ i llii PETE THE TR/SMP TI4EV SOT A NEW LAVJ THAT-" - ] IVoUOE NOT TAKIM THE PUP ) I TMEYLU TUROW YOU OOT IP V| «k'Y TI4ATS WHY I'M TAKfM’ ALLTUE BOYS HAVE GOT TO vJITH YOO, ACE YOU? YOU TRY “TO TA<E HIM IN- J A,v L_ . HIM ‘ J i VISIT THgPUBUC ~ -—| —CX-X -- SAVANNAH DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1935 4 There goes another married man,” said the girl at the candy counter. “What makes you think so?” asked the next customer in line. “He used to buy a two-pound box of candy once a week and now he buys a one-peund box twice a year.” PRIVATE LIVES OF PICTURE PEOPLE . ■ —ASTRID ALLWYN PAGE FIVE