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told police her handbag, worth
$3.50, containing IS and a gold
bridge valued at $3.50, was stolen
from her in a downtown theater.
Clothing was stolen from the Gen.
ter Cleaners, 5062 East Tenth street,
early today, police reported. En-
trance was gained by a brick hurled
through a window.
Check was being made in the In
dianapolis Store Fixture Company
offices, 1926 Kentucky avenue, to
determine loss in a robbery late on
Thursday night.
The home of Robert Held. 491e
East Twelfth street, mas ransacked
Thursday night while the family
was absent. The burglar entered by
cutting open a rear window screen
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ksbury Park lake. near Morris
town, also reports some nice catches
of -bluegill. An angler from The
Times. fishing at this spot. caught
a hsh that the natives called a jack
salmon. Now will some of you fish,
ermen help us out, and tell us what
q jack salmon is2
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Warden Bennett, Martin and Da-
viess Counties-BOth forks of White
river very low, but the drought was
broken with a rain on Sept. IL. No
fish have been reported caught dur
ING the last week.
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on burglary and larceny charges
and were held to the grand jury un-
der $1,000 bond each by Municipal
Judge Dewey E. Myers.
The kegs we're removed from a
car on tracks of the indianapolis
Union Railway near homes Of the
men. and taken away in a wheel
barrow, according to police.
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$3.50 is BOOTY
IN R0BBER|ES
Tools and Clothing Taken
by Burglars; Home Is
RanSaCked.

Varied loot, valued at more than
$500, today was reported stolen in
city burglaries, police records re-
vealed.
Tools valued at $40 were stolen
from the Odd Fellows home, 1886
North Delaware street, police were
informed. Two Negroes were seen
carrying the tools down an alley.
Two electric drills, worth S83,
were reported stolen from the Gand
Automobile Company, Sixty-fourth
street and Cornell avenue. Gerda
Kline, 3015 North New Jersey street,
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Wardens Walker and BartOck,
Porter County - Wauhob. Long,
Mink. Spectacle, Wolf. and George
lakes high and clear. Fish are Bit
ing at Cedar lake.
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BOY, 10. HIT-RUN VICTIM
One of Two Men in Car Looks Over
Lad, Drives Away.

carl NIimms. 10. Negro. 34S West
Twenty-sixth street. was injured to-
day while on his way to school when
struck by the automobile Of a hit
and-run driver at Paris avenue and
Twenty-ffth street.
One of two men in the car, which
was stopped a few minutes. walked
back and looked at the boy, after
which the men drove away.
The boy incurred injuries Of the
back and mouth. Police took him
10 CITY hospital.
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HELD IN THEFT OF BEER
Two Bound to Grand Jury in Box
car Robbery.

James Good. SGT South Harding
street. and Clyde CaSsner, 459 South
Harding street, accused of stealing
two kegs Of beer from a boxcar.
waived preliminary hearing today
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FINANCIAL
81 Business Opportunities

KENTUCKY ave. 1327-Restaurant and
equipment. Doing good business. sacria
fcing because of health. Inquire 14o3
Nordyke, after p N.
BEAUTY SHOP-Excellent, old established
north side location; sickness forces sac
rifice sale: 500 down. RI7725, evenings.
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NOTICE III pT60FPS

NOllCE ~ BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase Of the following materials
Will be received by the chairman Of the
MS offics on the third 4oor state House
Annex. 102 North Senate avenue. Indian
apoIs; mo until p. m on the goth Gay
Of October 1888. at which time they VIII
be publicly opened and read
Invitation No. 1892: Quantity Of mis-
cellaneous hardware f. o. b. Indianapolis.
aggregate for maintenance and No So
crushed aggregate. gravel or Stag I. O. D.
invitation No. 1884. 200 to 500 size
No. Grade "a crushed aggregate. gravel
OF Sag + 9 ,. Kentland or delivered IN
Invitation No 283s: 900 10 400 Size No.
s Grade A. crushed aggregate, gravel or
stag I; O. b Moro9eeo Ind ooo
crushed aggregate, gravel or Stag (. 0. b.
Conrad and + 0. b. Lake Village
lnvIitatton No. 1887: 400 10 1000 Tons
Stag T. O.. b. Rensselaer, or delivered IN
:, Invitation No. 2858 400 to 400 Tons size
T. O. b. Denote. Ind.
Invitation No 2859: 500 to 500 Tons
crushed aggregate. gravel or Stag size No.
invitation No 2s40 500 to 700 Tons
SIZE No. 45 crushed aggregate. gravel or
Invitation No. 284l 600 70 100 Tons
SIZE No. 10 crushed aggregate gravel or
Stag + o. D ROselsWn or delivered on
Road IS in the vicinity Of Mt Ayr. Ind.
Invitation No. 2S42 400 TO 500 Tons size
No "a crushed aggregate. gravel or Stag
I. 0, D. Roselawn OF delivered on Road 10
Invitation No. 2343: 500 to 500 Tons size
No. As crushed aggregate gravel or stag
T. o. b. Mt Ayr o. delivered on Road oo
in the vicinity OF Mt AYR. Ind.
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and speci-
quest.
The right liz reserved BY the chairman
to reject any OK all bids or 70 award
on anv combination Of bids that In ms
Judgment is most advantageous 10 the
State Of indiana.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION or
INDIANA
JAMES D. ADAMS. Chairman.
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SIS Auto Loans

p YOU DON'T FIND WnaT YOU are ,ook-
ing for in the want ads today. II NAV
be advertised here tomorrow Read Times
classified ads daily
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices
BOARD or zoNING APPEALS

BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice IS hereby given that John Run
Mons has fled with the Board OF Zonlng
Appeals of the City of Indianapolis, a
petition asking permission TO vary the re-
operating a hand laundry in the basement
Of his home at 5O03 Hovey street
public hearing Will be held By said
board in Room 104. City Hall on Mon
day. Oct IS 1888. at $50 D. m, at which
time and place all interested persons will
erence 10 matters set out in said petition.
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS.
H. B. STEEG. Secretary-Englneer.
GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. so, 1898
AN ORDINANCE repeating subsection
49, Of Section A Of General Ordinance
No. 95 1923, as amended Dy General Or
dinance No. 81. 1881, as amended by Cen
eral Ordinance No. 81, 1881 as amended BY
General Ordinance No 81, 1882 as amend
amended by General Ordinance No. 70.
1882. and repeating subsection fel Of Sec
ton IS Of General Ordinance No. 90 1928
as amended BY General Ordinance No. 70.
iS52i t ana axing time when the same
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIANAP-
OILS. INDIANA:
Section That Subsection 49, Of Sec
ton ~ Of General Ordinance No. IS 1923
as amended by General Ordinance No. 81
1881. as amended tY General Ordinance
eral Ordinance No. s. 1882, as amended by
General Ordinance No. 49, 1882, be and
the same Is hereby repealed.
Section 2-That Subsection fel OF Sec
lion - OF General Ordinances NJ %. 1az2.
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1882, be s and the same is hereby repealed.
Section 3-This ordinance shall be in full
force and effect from and after its pas
sage and approval by the mayor and pub
LEGATION as Dv law required
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY.
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS IS
Indianapolis. Ind. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a full true
and complete copy Of General Ordinance
No 60. 1888: that said ordinance was
passed by the Common Council on the
2nd day Of october, 1888. and was signed
and approved by the mayor on the Bird day
Of October 1888 and now remains on file
and on record in my office,
Witness my hand and the official seal
of the City Of Indianapolis, Indiana. this
4th day Of October 1888
TSEALl HENRY o. -GOETT.
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Wants Ads Accepted TN 10 .. n.
46 Trucks, Trailers, Tractors.

CHEVROLET-Lat '32; ia ton, with 3Ox5
duals, cab excellent buy at s345. Inter
national Harvester Co, 1925 w. Morris
II-AQnQ
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52-a Securities, Bldg. & Loan

WILL ACCEPT Home owners Loan Cor
poration Bond for repairs. remodenng or
new construction. OSTROM REALTY
AND CONSTRUCTION CO. LI7446.
WE WISH to buy R. R. Mems. We viii
sell Fletcher Ave. and Celtic. NEWTON
Todd AIS Iemcke bldg
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25

ty dogmatic coming from the
coach of a team which had won
the meet the past three years.
Stanford and u. S. C. held light
workouts late yesterday at the
stadium, which was damp after in
termittent, light rains. Yale will
not arrive until Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25

NEW YORK, May 25.-One of the
most important social events of the
season was the buffet luncheon CIV
en- yesterday by Monsieur jacques
Curley in his grunt-and-panthouse,
hard by the "fidgety forties," in
honor of that charming midwest
ern visitor, Mr.. Jumping Joe Sa-
voldi.
Mr. Savoldi, it will be remember
ed. is the former Notre Dame lum-
mary who was presented to wrest-
ling society at Madison Square gar
den several weeks ago On that oc-
casion he was assisted in his COM
ing out by his genial friend, Ed
ward (Strangler) Lewis, who, in
his desire to see Mr.. Savoldi come
all the way out, tossed him into
the laps of several dowagers in row
NJ.
The occasion for yesterdays lun-
cheon was the signing OF articles
by Mr.. Savoldi to meet James (Air-
plane SPIN Browning for the
worlds heavyweight restlin g
championship in Yankee stadium,
June 12. The wrestling aristocracy
turned out in force to honor MI.
Savoldi. Among those seen around
the beer kegs were the Messrs.
Toodts Mondt, Mayes McClain,
Sammy Stein, Sam Cordonova, Len
Macaluso. Ole Olson, Doug Wykofi
and Traffic Officer 967.
Jack (Hassem Pfeffer, noted i'm
porter of foreign talent, and Chick
Wergeles
The scene outside Curley's rooms
lust before the luncheon was sin
| gularly reminiscent OF the Okla
homa land rush. A special detail OF
"at liberty" wrestlers assisted with
traffic and the orderly handling OF
the throng Of curious attracted by
the event and its colorful prelude
of guests arriving.
Guests were entertained before
luncheon by no less a person than
the honor guest himself, who ram
bled around snatching the tops of
beer bottles. bare handed.
"A guy who'd use an opener" Mr.
/ Savoldi said when complimentec
upon his prowess, "is a sissy"
Sharply at 1870 p. m. (EDT) the
doors of the banquet room were
thrown open, revealing a table hea.
vily laden with choice delicatesser
stock. There were 81 pounds o.
sliced ham, % pounds of salami, l,
pounds of Swiss cheese, IA gallons
of potato salad, one gallon shrimp
salad, II pounGs of liverwurst, hal
a case of sardines and a mess O
( ripe olives. Once the doors opened
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Detroit 3, Washington l.
Philadelphia 7, st. Louis 4.
Cleveland and New York, rain.
Chicago and Boston, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25
Says Her Husband
Lost 16 Pounds
In 4 Weeks

"I have never found medicine
that 'peps' you up like Kruschen
Salts and better still, leaves yoH
popped up ! take it two or three
times a week-not TO reduce but
merely to feel good and clean. My
husband took il to reduce, he lost
Is pounds in 4 weeks" Mrs. E. A.
Ferris, Washington, ID. c. lDeoem-
Der 90, 1922.
To lose fat and at the same time
gain in physical attractiveness and
feel spirited and youthful take one
half teaspoenful of Kruschen in a
glass OF hot water before breakfast
every morning.
A jar that lasts 4 weeks costs but
a trifle at Clements Drug Store,
Valley Drug Co., Shirer Drug Co., or
any drugstore in the world but be
sure and get Kruschen Salts the
SAFE way to reduce wide hips,
prominent front and double chin
and again feel the JOY OF living
money back if dissatisfied after the
first jar. (adv)
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25
Boxers Conclude
Heavy Training

LOS ANGELES. May IS. <U.p) -
Final hard workouts for Young
Corbett III and Jimmy McLarnin,
who meet here next Monday night
in a worlds welterweight chmpion-
ship fight, were scheduled today.
Tomorrow the two boxers, pro-
nounced in perfect physical con-
dition" by their trainers, began tap
ering off exercises.
McLarnin, challenger for Cor
belts title, was expected TO show
some new foot&ork He has been
working ON speed. especially closing
in and coming away from oppon-
entS.
The champion planned workouts
featured by heavy slugging prac-
tice, since he believes his boxing Is
flawless.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25
MICHIGAN OUT
Of |. c. IA

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May 25.
UP)-The strong Michigan Univer-
sity team, Big Ten champion, will
not compete in the I. c. "A games
at Harvard stadium Friday and
Saturday because of the forthcom-
ing final examinations.
With Michigan out, Yale re-
manned the only college with an
outside chance of tripping up the
powerful coast aggregations, STAN
ford and Southern California.
Dean Cromwell, Southern Cali
fornia s coach, said upon arrival
yesterday that sit IS safe to figure
Stanford will win.' Cromwell IS
afterthought that "no one can
hope to beat them" sounded pref
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25

The cherry season at Newcastle,
Placer county, will be about three
weeks later than last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25
TEAMS STAGE
GREAT GAME

After three weeks of slugging
matches and wild orgies of base
hits and mlspIays which made most
OF the games resemble track meets
rather than orthodox baseball
games. the StudebakerS and Col
den State mines put on a real ex-
hibition at Wilson field last night
This game was unique in that the
pitchers really amounted to some
thing last night and the game did
not depend upon the prowess Of a
murderers row who could step up
to the plate and wallop the old ap-
pie over into the next county al
most every time up.
It was refreshing just to hear OF
such a game although we agree
that the majority of fans like their
ball games wild and woolly nova
days This game stands out among
the encounters of the present night
ball league by the lowneSS of the
score, the Studebakers winning by
a 2-l count, each team gathering
5 hits. only one of which was
home run.
Both Hursa and Chambers were
in top form and the two teams bat
tied on even terms until the last OF
the fifth when the winners put
over the run which gave them the
game.
This was the last contest for the
present week. Next Monday night
the Studebakers will again be seen
in action when they take on the
Cramer Bakery team.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results
Pittsburgh 6, Brooklyn 5.
Chicago 5, Philadelphia 2.
Cincinnati 3, New York l.
Boston at st. Louis, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25

80 rivals today as the 72-hole medal
play competition opened at the
Winged Foot club.
One 18-hole round was slated for
today and another for tomorrow
when the field will be reduced foi
the final 36-hole test on Saturday
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Ells-
worth Vines and Wilmer Allison
were counted on to put the United
States off to q flying start today in
the interzone Davis cup tennis
matches with Argentina on the
courts of the Chevy Chase country
club.
The draw pitted Vines, American
and Wimbledon champion against
Adriano Kappa, Argentina captain
in the opening singles match. Capt.
Wilmer Allison, of the United States
meets Hector Cataruzza.
Both American were top-heavy
favorites to win.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25

BOUT BOOKED

"Blackies Olea, local boxer, hav-
ing issued a challenge to Alfred
Austin, the pride of Brawley, and
Mr.. Austin having done his duty
for sport BY accepting the chal-
lenee and throwing it back at
"Blackie'. the Imperial Valley Ath-
letic club. through its matchmaker,
Pete Buzukus, stepped in between
the word-hurlers yesterday and
said Sign here"
When the signing had been done.
the boys found themselves Sewed
up for an eight round bout heading
the card at the club arena a week
from tomorrow night, June 2 On
that date it will be decided whether
''Blackie" knocks Mr. Austin over
Mt. Signal. or joins the Chinese
army.
Bill Tackett. who viii probably
referee the fight, has revealed a lit
tie ancient history about Pete, the
matchmaker, who used to be worlds
champion welterweight wrestler.
A fan asked Bill il it were true
that he had wrestled Pete. Sure,
the lotion traffic cop answered, up
in Brawley about Is years ago,
What happened" was the next
question. Pete gave me bally
good trouncing." was the frank con-
fession. But We didn't wreStle
those days as they do now" he ad-
ded. They let em kick, bite,
scratch. tickle, chaw, run, jump
and slug. Maybe if Pete and 1
could stage a rematch-hey, feller,
pull over to the curb there and ex-
plain where your license plate is"
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25
Here And There
In Sport World
BY United Press

i LOS ANGELES, May Winning
the first and third falls, Hal Rum
berg, former Washington State col
+ lege athlete. defeated Joe Hagen
Los Angeles, in the main event OF
the Olympic auditorium wrestling
F.. program last night.
Rumberg won his falls with o
+ flying scissors and backward body
slam. Hagen won the second fall in
S.52 with a full Nelson.
/ PORTLAND, Ore, May 25. -
jim Browning, Missouri's claimant
+ to the heavyweight wrestling title
toppled his second victim in as
many nights by throwing Richard
/ Stahl of Germany in straight falls,
Browning gained both falls with his
fashioned .''airplane scissors,
+ the same hold he used to defeat
Ad Santel in San Francisco Tues
day night.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 25. Joe
] Tieken, Japanese bantamweight
continued his winning ways last
night by stopping Frankie Nour
self-styled Roumanian champion,
in the fourth round OF a scheduled
+ l0-round event at Golden Gate ar
ena last night.
Tieken started off energetically
and never let up until the referee
/ halted the bout to save Nour from
i additional punishment
Tieken outweighed the European
fighter, 1T to ia.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.-Af-
! ter a brief shutdown, the Tanforan
race track reopened its gates today
j for a meeting that will extend 81
days or more.
The track will operate under the
direction of Jack P. Atkin of Pasa-
dena flying the colors of the San
Mateo county jockey club. The in
augural handicap was the feature
race on the opening program.
/ LOS ANGELES, May 25.-Semi-
final matches in the women's Sou
/ thern California amateur golf
championship were to be played to-
/ day between Mrs. Leona Cheney
and Mrs. Mark Steele and Mrs. Mil
dred Green and Mrs. Willie Hun
! ter.
/ Mrs. Hunter, wife of Willie Hun
+ ter. former British amateur cham
pion and now a professional here,
won her way into todays round by
defeating Mrs Gregg Lifur, de-
Tending titlist, up.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Olin Du-
ira, 21O-pound professional from
California, defended his Metropoli-
tan open golf championship against
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25

the guests movec toward the food,
according, to weight and height.
Unique was the hosts method OF
distributing the faNors. Climbing
upon a chair, Mons. Curley shout
ed:
Hey, what sort of cigarettes do
you guys smoker"
The guests, entering into the
spirit of the thing, shouted their IA
vorite brands. A few minutes later
they got them.
After luncheon, Gus poured. And
poured. And poured. And some
more.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25
STANDINGS IN
NIGHT LEAGUE
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED

STOCKHOLM U.PJ - The 25th
anniversary of the founding of the
Boy Scout movement was observed
in Stockholm. with Prince Gustat
Adolf. heir apparent to the throne
and himself a Boy Scout, particl-
pating in the celebration. Major
Ebbe Liberath has been Sweden S
Chief Scout ever since the form
ing of the first Swedish group IN
1908.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25
Forshey. cI
IanberS. p .
TOTALS.

Summary
Two base hit-G. Forshey: home
run-Howard; struck out, by Cham
bers Il, by Hurst 16; bases on balls
off Chambers, 0, off Hurst 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Hollywood II, Sacramento 5.
Portland 6, San Francisco 2.
Missions 9, Oakland 6.
Seattle 9, Los Angeles 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-25
Gordon Winner
In Auto Race

Los ANGELES, May 25. tU.Hj :
A spirited finish gave Al Gordon
close victory over Rex Mays in the
4O-lap race on last nights ASCOT
speedway program.
Gordon spurted into the lead on
the 34th lap and kept his automo--
bile a trifle ahead during the re-
mainder of the race which was
fought axle to axle.
Two new track records were cs-
tablished by Gordon. He circled the
oval for one lap in 25.70, breaking
both the day and night record, and
finished a five lap match race in
2:12.85.
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HORIZONTAL

1-What Swiss physicist recently
made a balloon ascent to ex.
plore the sarth's Stratosphers
envelope and record new data
on the cosmic ray: Prof. Au-
RuSte -?
7-Gem-weight
l2-What constellation 10 noted
for its group Of three bright
stars in a line, and for its neb.
ula, visible to the naked eye?
l3-ln which of the U. S. did the
late DR.. Booker T. Washing.
ton found a Normal and. In.
dustrial Institute?
15-1oaded
16-Free
17-Russian village
18-A number
19-Ancient Roman magistrates
22-Morindin dye
23-Chemical symbol for Radium
25-Forth
26-Chemical symbol for Palla-
dium
28-Pronoun
3O-Planet
32-A noblemah
34-Mekka, birthplace of Mo.
hammed, is located in what
country?
36-What is the name Of the prin.
cipaI island of the Malay
Archipelago?
37-What is the title of the kings
of Abyssinia?
38-Dispatched
39-Printer's measure
40-Bone
41-South American linguistic
tribe
42-Steamship (abbr.)
44-Preposition
46-Capital Of Montana
49-River in Switzerland
52-Native metal
54-Meadow
55-Norwegian viking
57-Capital of Siam
59-Open spaces
6O-What is the name Of the most
extensive mountain range in
South America?
61-Island off the coast Of Attica,
VERTICAL
1-Game played on horseback
Persia
S-Expressed juice of apples
A-College located at Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa
6-English queen
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Correct Manners
BY MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN

Whatever is to be eaten with
the fingers should first be
broken into pieces.
You'll find it convenient to
remember this suggestion when
you eat a biscuit or a cracker;
when you eat bread, muffins or
rolls; when you eat a piece Of
toast; when you eat doughnuts,
cookies or small cakes.
Copyright, 1898. King Features
syndicate, InC.)
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6-Who was the last king Of an
eient Persia, defeated by Alex.
ander the Great, and MUIR
dered?
IA European juniper
8-Jewish month
9-Batter
l0-The bowfin
ll-What English cavalry officer
and raider became especially
noted during the American
Revolution: Sir Banastre
-?
14-Brisk, merry song
20-Girl's name
21-Amusements
24-Waylay
27-Urge approximately
2S-Winnipeg is the capital Of
what province in Canada?
29-Before
31-Sloths
32-Regard studiously
33-Born
35-Past
36-A plant
3S-Moves IN a stealthy manner
41-Oil: combining form
43-Capital of Oregon
45-Fortifed Algerian seaport
47-Large deer (pl.)
48-Salt inland sea
50-Turkish regiment
51-What English arctic explorer
discovered the north maEne etic
pole in 1881: Sir James -
53-Conclusion
56-Anglo-Saxon money Of account
58-Chemical symbol for Ger
manium
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TIM TYLER'S LUCK
KRAZY KAT
JUST KIDS

(cAARKE RosS' STORY cceIrAA5ES0
THAT NIGHT FOLLOWING TlE EieAT / AAOA
TERRIFYING DREAM! FRANTlCAIUS ROSAEO
=2CN M ROOM TO M 9ABTS-'"
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Herewith is the solution to yes
terday's Puzzle.