Brownsville herald. [volume], August 29, 1933, Image 6

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FRIEND LIKE YOU MR.GOMP- w ALL. THE WORLD,
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS—Bad Connections! BLOSSEB
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BOUND,
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AT THE
SAME TIME..
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HORIZONTAL
1 Deity.
3 Who is the
heroic man ir
the picture?
9 Grain (abbr.)
11 To permit.
13 Tiny.
14 Twenty-four
hours.
15 Branch of the
shaft of a
feather.
17 Rhythm.
19 To apportion
out.
20 The pictured
man is one of
the world’s
foremost
-s?
22 Says again.
24 All, distribu
tive^.
25 Partner.
27 Drone bee.
28 Folding bed.
30 Standard of
type measure.
32 Northeast.
33 Within.
34 Italian river.
35 Pussy. .
Answer to Previous Puzzle
37 Fence rail.
38 Unsuitable.
40 Goddess of
peace.
42 Net weights
of containers.
43 Era.
46 Coffeehouses.
47 Dyeing
apparatus.
48 Smells.
50 Wan.
51 Guided.
52 A cutting off
of a syllable.
54 Sheltered
place.
55 The pictured
man recently
completed a
solo flight
— ?
VERTICAL
1 Place of
Napoleon's
exile.
2 To depart.
4 Neuter
pronoun.
5 Pitcher.
6 Still.
7 Nobleman.
8 Southeast.
— ' ■
9 The pictured
man also
made a world
flight with
Harold-f
10 Cereal
grasses.
12 Trinity.
14 Apportioned.
16 Pork.
17 Measure.
15 Second note.
19 Cantaloupe.
21 Denunciations.
23 He is the first
man to fly the
- ocean
solo.
26 Narration.
29 To foreknow.
31 Director.
34 Wainscotted.
36 Shipworm.
37. To happen.
39 By.
41 To knock.
43 Entrance.
44 Exclamation.
45 A Great Lake.
4S Ancient.
49 To plant.
52 Half an em.
53 Nay.
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