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GROWING PAINS By Phillips
Copyrifkt. 1957. Bugaiit 7m.
"NICE VOICE, HASN'T HE? HE OUGHT TO GO PLACES.”
MODERN MAIDENS
• iir Tki * f. w «^u 4
TJOBODY EVEN NOTICED ME! DO THEY THINK I GO AROUND LIKE
THIS ALL THE TIME?”
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle
Across.
1. At the summit.
5. Remotest likelihood.
10. Small pockets.
14. Conduit.
15. Reception.
18. Maleficent.
17. Free from acidity.
19. Plexiform nerve arrangement.
20. Bone scraper.
21. Shaven.
23. Somewhat.
24. Part of a shoe.
25. Mine drifts.
28. Italian river.
29. Animal.
32. Scuffle.
33. Over again.
86. Article.
37. Sword belt.
39. Translation.
42. Greek letter.
43. Siphon.
45. Small heaters.
46. Loxodromic curve.
49. Each.
50. Bird of prey.
51. Cows.
64. Simulate.
55. Discipline.
57. Oxide of thulium.
61. Naves.
62. Cannons fired from camels' backs.
64. Side glance.
66. Second time.
66. Masculine name.
67. Useless plant.
68. Parsonage.
69. Underanged.
Answer to Yesterday*! ranis.
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Down.
1. The summit.
2. Antimacassar.
3. Musical work.
4. Shield-shaped.
5. Renown.
6. Pronoun.
7. Enthusiastic demonstration.
8. Counter-irritant.
9. Years of youth.
10. Stick used for punishment.
11. Surfeiting.
12. Mouthful.
13. Vehicle.
18. Perfume burner.
22. Weep convulsively.
25. Fossil resin.
26. Demise.
27. Blameworthy.
28. Tropical fish.
30. Shallow.
31. Rigid.
34. Equal.
35. Editorial I.
oo. r-ronoun.
40. Reflect sound again.
41. Natural heights.
44. Infielder.
47. Brought together.
48. Exoept.
92. Turkish soldier.
53. Hemlock family.
54. Answer for.
55. Type of dog.
56. Prodigious.
68. The moon.
69. Sacred flgurei var.
60. African fox.
63. Twice.
Shorter Menus Wanted.
BERLIN Off).—The government is
trying to get restaurant keepers to
make their menus four times shorter
than they now are. It is part of the
drive to conserve food.
The restaurants for years have
taken much pride in the length of
their menu cards, offering 100 or more
different dishes. Giving customers
only 25 dishes from which to choose
will reduce food waste, the govern
ment believes.
Twizzler Answer.
Fusabudget was Micky Martin’*
divorced wife and the little boy was
their son.
WAR ON CRIME—Wraley’s Mistake! ^ °* °-Men Aetwtk* Based n accords #t tha 0 , D Drv rrkT t
3 redersl Bureau tX Ini'estlxatkm—Modified In the Public Interest. ^ 0 * *t*nt °®'*- -By REX COLLIER
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| ATTEB TUEElUG GSQ wg^EBUAEUCER. fOR *100,000 Q&i%D1A_"
• LtJftr SymdutU
A SHOOT "TIME LATERj
VALEV PASSED THE
flBST RAHSCW BILL
AT HUKTINCrTO^ ,ORE.,
A EAGAL, ERROR..
TUAT TWE ^
I pS/TALLEST VOU
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Wj^CAN CHANGE \T/j
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TjCAUGHT W1TU BANSO'U
MR. AND MRS. A Man Goes Window Shopping.
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. Do Not Disturb. —By GRAY
I THERE IS NO '^BUT'WE'LL V WE*WtJ*,NaT n v^^BIB^B
I DOUBT- WARBUCKS I BE WATCHING- I OVER1 THE JUNOIe —« ujp YES- OUR ■ I BUT SAY- LOOK- T UH-HUH- WELL.-.
I IS HIDING IN HE'LL SEE I FOLU)W THE^GULAD PLANE DETECTOR I I ITS NOT THE I MAYBE THIS
THAT JUNGLE-- jm THIS PLANE- ! I TRANSPORT ROUTE^THI* PICKED ,T ^ 1 I RIGHT TIME FOR I IS THE
- I REGULATION TRANSPUT • pffl&u. ■ SOME TIME AGO- 1 | THE TRANSPORT J SECOND SECTION
MAY EVEN HAVE I WILL NOTCTIR SUSP^IION^1 B IT'S ONLY A REGULAR I I PLANE, 'DADDY"- I LOT OF TRAFFIC
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- yj~ - - l^guns- COAST^ E^0UR A^° /bs- u ^
MOON MULLINS. Business Opportunity. —By WILLARD
t.TJ " 11 11 """" ^ -■■■■■■■■■■ __
f GETTIN'A pretty/ y£si& IMAGINE LO^pKIiV&^Ts ™ ^ ‘MAMMY THE MUSCLE'-|
GOOD TAICE MR. MUSCLE- WHATITCOULD CAN'T FIGURE BEYOND THIRTY I pepdESHmEntt*; Tui<!^ SUCH AN ODD NAME- ^
IM YOOR f WE ARE DOING J BE IF IT WAS CENT5-WHY WHEH I WORlSo a , SOMETHING VAGUELY
BOOBTRAf? /—I A NICE / RUN BY A SIqiLheroiinn>Mnr Jffdcdom HERES JUST A SOCIAL FAMILIAR. ABOUT IT—
MANW*^^* JA^NGTHEDECOYO^ARTERS CALL-I'LL DROP ,N w/HO THE BOUNDER*,5—
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REG’LAR FELLERS. Luck, but Bad. —By GENE BYRNES
.73iiSfS^LI THE WHAT HAPPENED I HIT IT WW£
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FOOT W MY POCKET —r- \ —r • QOOO LUCK?
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MESCAL IKE. Unavoidable Delay. —By S. L. HUNTLEY.
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THE CHEERFUL CHERUB
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And kill it so
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