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HORIZONTAL
),, 7 Supply
board bead,
14 Barometer.
.16 Cargo.
17 Puts,
118 Poem,
20 Large hawk.
21 Evenings
(abbr.).
.22 Weird.
23 Spare.
24 Man's name.
25 Sharp pain.
26 Universal
language.
27 Doctor (abbr.)
28 Throat gland.
.32 Pole.
34 Bone.
35 Lion.
36 Beam,
38 We.
.39 Unit of work.
40 Compass
point.
41 Place.
43 Quarrel.
45 Drinking
vessel,
46 That is
(abbr.).
47 Servants.
52 Mountain
DEFENSE EXECUTIVE
Answer to Previous Puzzle
(abbr ).
54 Department
of Street
Cleaning
(abbr ).
56 Certain
person,
57 Enemy.
58 Pertaining to
a race, of
people.
60 Beverage.
61 Ireland.
62 12 o'clock.
64 Clumsy. '
66 Garden
spades.
67 Belonging to
Pete.
15 He baits
from -- ,
19 Is (Latin)--.
22 Part• of "be."
25 Theater sign
(abbr.).
27 Not so wet.
29 Little bone.
30 Rest.
31 Presiding
officer.
33 Slightly wet,
37 Forefather.
42 Thus.
44 Near.
47 Oral.
48 Morning
(abbr.).
49 Ocean.
50 Pertaining to
the sun.
51 Afresh.
52 Watered
appearance.
53 Watches.
55 Train, sound.
56 Wall.
57 Fraternity
(abbr.).
59 Compass
point.
61 Female sheep,.
63 This.
65 Kitchen
police (abbr.)
VERTICAL
1 Fastenings.
2 Antagonist.
3 Meshes.
4 Railroads
(abbr.).
5 ---- ho!
6 Snake,
7 Wrong font
(abbr.).
8 Aromatic.
9 Crime against
the crown,
— majesty.
10 Mouth border.
11 Kindly.
12 Happier.
13 Study of
speech.
LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fred Neher
INTELLIGENCE
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:THE FAMILY ALBUM—PICTURE HANGING
By G U VAS WiLU RMS
GETS PICTURE FROM MOUNTS CHAIR, AND GETS N0 REPLY.
ATTIC WIFE HAS CALLS FOR SOMEONE FINDS MILDRED
ASKED HIM TO HANG, 10 COME SEE IF THIS WHO COMES AND
ALSO HAMMER, IS A. GOOD PLACE SELECTS PLACE
CHAIR AND A PUSH FOR IT To HANG IT
PIN
FINDS THAT WIL-
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IT, AND RETURNS
TO FIND CHAIR
GONE
DECIDES THAT WIFE,
THINKING SOMEONE
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PLACE, HAS CARRIED
IT BACK TO DINING
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NOW WHERE MIL-
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AID BUT CAN'T
MAKE ANYONE
HEAR
(copyright, 1933, br She Bell sgadioa e, um)
MOUNTS CHAIR AND
DISCOVERS THAT
MEANWHILE HAMMER
HAS VANISHED
AT THIS POINT
DISCOVERS HE HAS
LOST PUSH PIN
AND WEARILY
CARRIES PICTURE
SACK To ATTIC
COPA.1942 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. T. M. REG. U
S PAT. OFF.
"He always sits there like that on the first of the month—
it keeps the installment collectors away!"
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CROSSTOWN
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"How come you're returning my lawn mower, Wilson? You
haven't managed to pick up a NEW one someplace, have you?"
THIS ARMY
(By "Bing" Coughlin In The Maple Leaf, Coeodlon
Arent' newspaper 114 Italy. Crown copyright)
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"Oh! the curfew? —it don't mean anything to me honey!"
MUTT AND JEFF — This Gink Would Have Made a Good Train Announcer at Hollywood. By BUD FISHER
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