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BEETLE BAILEY —By Mort Walker
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EVEN HEAR? \ THE ) I HAVE HAD A PROBLEM A / BUY YOU
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L >OU IN ANY SOON AS THE FINE... IT WAS JUST A MISUNDERSTANDING
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ACROSS
1 Suffix de
noting state
of being
4 Indian
prince
• City of
Colombia
14 Little
15 Russian
man in-the
street
IS Region of
NR. Spain
17 U. 8. Su
preme Court
Justice
19 Secretary of
Treasury
20Capturer of
Rome, 410
AD.
21 Word: Comb.
form
23 Also:
Archaic
24 Type of bar
rier, often
broken
25 Happened to
27 Mast
29 Secretary of
Agriculture
3SIBOI South
erner
38 Gives a
party for
38 Girl’s name
39 Uruguay:
Abbr.
40 Author of
“A Passage
to India"
43 First game
of a rubber
44 Regal
address
46 Quickly
47 Postmaster
General
48 Attorney
General
51 of
Mexico
53 Part of a
modern
apartment
house
55 Burst forth
59 Sign at a
hit show
62 Alone on
stage, as an
actress
63 Dodger
64 Secretary of
Commerce
66 Secretary of
Defense
68 Abdul, the
Bui Bui and
others
69 He stands on
Philadel
phia’s City
Hall
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20 “■pi - 22 ■pa
24
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55 56 57 56
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70 Law degree
71 Unorthodoxy
72 Office copy,
for short
73 1861 leader
DOWN
1 French
painter
2 Convex
molding
3 He succeeded
Smuta
4 Senator
from Conn.
sWith: Fr.
6 Leyden
7 Oblique
approach
8 Browbeat
9 Baltimore
10 Sal. for
Instance
11 Make eyes at
12 Rented
13 Queen, last
of the Stuart
monarchs,
1702-14
18 Faucet
problem
22 In the
wings: 3
words
25 Sell-out
26 Directed
28 Zodiac sign
30 Ceramist's
item
31 Length by
width
32 Hungarian
patriot
33 Secretary of
State
34 Lake port
35 Flame
37 Telepathy,
for short
41 Old French
coin
42 Germane
45 English:
Abbr.
49 Devices on
looms for
slackening
threads
50 Full of slag
52 Ship used by
Nansen and
Amundsen
54 Umbrellas
56 Secretary of
Interior
57 Mrs. Mesta
58 Business
5# Res* Pah
levl
60 Where VHla
Borghese is
61 Breslau’s
river
63 Sicilian city
65 Letter
67 This: Fr.
WORDS, W/T
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS
Question: I have been curi
ous about a certain word for
years. Do you raise a family
or do you rear a family? A
friend tells me that you rear
a family and raise pigs. I have
always used the word "raise"
for both family and pigs. Has
common usage made the word
“raise" acceptable for both?—
T. B. H.. Albion. Pa.
Answer: Fifty years ago at
least one word authority, Frank
Vlzetelly of the Funk & Wag
nalls dictionaries, snorted:
“Raise should never be used of
bringing human beings to ma
turity. It la a misuse common
in the Southern and Western
United States Cattle are raised:
human beings are brought up
or, in an older phrase, reared.”
But a lot of things have
changed In the past 50 years,
Including much of our lan
guage Many of the niceties
(Answer to Yesterday's Puulri
f wR.
< Sailor / beware, don’t miss the
\ Washington International
j BOAT AND SPORT SHOW
% National Guard Armory
f February 16-24
I Situntoy 1 Sunday, lpm-11 pm Mondsy-Frldsy, 4 pm-11 pm
and proprieties of earlier gen
erations have gone the way of
mustache cups, open touring
cars and the Gibson Girl.
Today no reputable diction
ary editor would take the same
position as Dr. Vlzetelly. In
deed, the editors of the Ameri
can College Dictionary and the
World Webster Dictionary both
enter “raise” as perfectly good
usage In the sense of “bring
up” or “rear”—and it matters
not whether you’re bringing up
people or pigs.
Question: Who put the pent
In penthouse?—Michael Mac-
Gregor. Washington, D. C.
Answer: The same source
that put the appendix In your
body and mine.
Seriously, the “pent” In
"penthouse” comes from the
same Latin root as “appendix”
-the verb "appendere.” Lit-1
erally, an appendix is some
thing that Is attached to some
thing else. So a penthouse Is
a structure attached to (usu
ally on top of) another larger
building.
WORD GAME~
Find 21 or more words In
GROWING
meaning "extending. Improv
ing.” Average mark Is 18 words
Time limit, 20 minutes.
RulM of th* san*: 1. Word* muit b*
of tour or mor* l*tt*r* 2, Word* which
•cqulr* four l*tt«n br th* addition of
•■*,'■ *uch *• cot*," ar* not
ua*d. It. Only on* form of a word lai
u**d *. Propar names ar* not u**d. f
Answer* I* MYSTICAL
mail*, malt, maatlc. maat. malic, mica,
mlatr. milt, mratic, **loil. **ll aaltr. I
salic, scat. scab, silt alam. slay. slit, i
allm. slat, alaty. slimy, stay. tall. talc,
tical. calm. cast. cist, city, claims,
clam*, clay. cyst. cym*. *lll. allat. alma
amity, amlc. amyllo lacy, laity, la*t. <
laic. Hat limy, lytic.
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