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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-17
BENTON
Luther Colnan

Luther Colmln
The Harmony Five Quartctte of
Hot Springs rendered a program
at ST Paul Baptist Church Sun
day evening. The Harmonizing
Five of Hot Springs rendered the
program Sunday nigh, October
20th and DIST WIN he mems and
Womcns nights at ST Paul Bapt
Church Rev T S. Jackson Of
Fordycc will be the speaker
The Young Matrons of ST Paul
Baptist Church will sponsor a
banquet Friday evening Mrs.
Irene Bosuc Of Chicago, I'll. died
in MeRae Santarium October Z
Funeral at Pleasant Hill A. NJ r.
Church October conducted by
the pastor Rev. O. J. Delamar
assisted by Rev NJ Daniel and
Rev w NJ Colman of ST Paul
Baptist Church Attending the
funeral from out of town were
Mrs Henry Wilson and SON. W
Wilson OF Pine Bluff Miss Irene
Wilson Chicago. III, Mrs Eva
Corsc, Mr.. and Mrs Y Crawford
and Mr. and Mrs Mack Walker.
Little Rock; Mrs Clyde Wvlic and
Mr. and Mrs Chester Sanders of
Malvern and John Scott Of Little
Rock The family has our deep-
est sympathy Mrs Della Brink
ley and daughter. Mrs Swcetie
Mae Miller have returned TO their
home in Hot Springs since Mrs
Jessie b Martin. their daughter
and sister is better Mrs Martin
hopes to- thank all her friends in
person for their kindness duHnr
hor illness Mrs unves, sio.
vail Is an'o t' be- ont alDor hc.r.
smut in three weeks with a spain-
cd IIgament She wants her many
friends to know their kindness
VIII be long remembered Mrs
James T Ward was a recent
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs John
Ward Of St Louis. Mo. She spent
a week with them and returned
sunday While there she visited
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-17
YOUTH LAUNCH HES ILAY
Continued from PAGE y

pastor, and take part IN an open
ing rehearsal of the famous Green
Pastures, a great religious drama.
which he is producing in this city
in January Church members are
especially invited to come out but
anyone is welcome In giving this
play. Charles plans to accomplish
two pufposes-first to give a
worthwhile evening of recreation
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-17
WARNING ORDER

state of Arkansas, IS.
County Of Pulaski
In the Pulaski
Chancery Court
Erncstine Winston. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1852
Almond Winston, Defendant
The defendant, Almond Win
slon Is warned 10 appear in this
court within thirty days andyan-
swer the complaint Of the plain
tiff. Ernestinc Winston
Dated September 10. 1917
J r Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
j A llibblcr
Attorney ad Litem
II S Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY A. Haynes Richardson. D G.
9.2GiiO-19
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-17
Gloria Downs

1lOrla DOWnS
Eddie Lee Scott, formerly a
STATE PRESS newsboy of this
city was entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Thad Scott, Sr, his parents
in Houston Texas The party was
given for him on his 18th birth
d9y. September 28th. The table
was gayly decorated and bore a
large chocolate cake with candles
and three American flags Cake,
punch and ice cream were served
We are extending best wishes TO
young Scott The Lowry Food
Place gave the League a special
donation Of $500 some days ago
The Clark Food Market of &C.
-dar street distributed bills last
Friday using the Shaffer boys TO
deliver Cunuingham's Grocery
Store has hired Leo johnson as
delivery boy and it seems as If
other white stores who reap "a
large harvest from Negro trade are
doing as the Rushing Store has aI-
ways done by using Negro help
.....- Mrs. Thelma Guynn paused in
ST Louis on her way home from
her New York vacation and ac
companied Mrs G +. Lewis home.
Mrs. Lewis had undergone a sue
cessful operation IN ST. Louis
We extend cong -atulations TO the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-17
EDITORIALS,
MAYBE THE WORKER HAD \ POOR METHOD

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occasion where mother was anbsuns
indifference The mother she
spent different PfA members only
feents membership Now don't kno"
how membership fees the PTA question has collected
uncrc worker
collection methods of her
organization.
PA membership Ices one
to the PTA question; the other another PTA
The parent communication acknowledgement Of
any complaining official From the other
day gracious acknowledge
ment of the fec
Now which PTA do think is receiving the larger number Of
voluntary memberships in by interested parents2
20 wad the gifte gle
To oursels hers u.s."
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-17

visiting relatives 49, Mrs. Myrtle
Wilson Of Chicago is visiting her
sister Mrs zeda Gayfield Mrs
Hazel Wade of ST Louis, Mo. was
guest Of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs p. R. Reed $3.50. Willie
Sellers has returned home from
Mobile, Ala after three weeks
visit with his father, Henry Sell
lers.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-17

90. After the Revue, Rev. M. l.,
Youngblood of GWdon preached
a wonderful sermon, President
Ida A. Drew of Pine Bluff wa
guest speaker. Money raised III
the women's department, s9289l
. Mr. and Mrs f, w Walker S
grandson and wife and daughter
of Oakland, California motored to
New Orleans, Louisiana ON ac-
count of the death Of the grand
sons mother.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-17

100000 $3.50
: 50 y "
ton BIO. Ike Hamlet MIS- ora
BELL shepard MIS- hosIe feRaes'
MISS JOHNNIE Scott ana MIS-. Caar-
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crusade OIL spiritual Moell'zaaoii
ana VINO iAed ms message III Los
Angeles cohtestlhg Iof 'he S7'oo0.oo
prize reached new helBht III
striking at the ones VINO seek 10
destroy democracy by declaring
that : enemies to freedom make
It against the law Tor one to pfact-
ice complete democracy without
having TO go TO Jan lie iurther
SAID Love should be the eontroll-
ing factor IN marriages and not
race Where IN COD word OF
uu'h' and where IN the record OF
democracy ana Whefe on the
pam oil human freedom can be
to'''u d u'Si''e al So'''en' 10 So0-
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-17
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER

State OF Arkansas,
County OF Pulaski, SIS
In the Pulaski
Chaneery Court
FAIRY Johnson, Plaintiff
VS.. No 8l767
Jack Johnson, Defendant
The Defendant, JACK johnson is
warned to appey in thus court
"lInIn thirty Gays and answer the
complaint Oh the plaintiff, Fairy
Johnson.
Dated. October 9, lg47
j. r Booker
Solicitor lor. Plaintiff
j. q ub0lcr
Attorney I'd Litcm
II S. NiNon, Chaucery Clerk
Edly Red d. c.
l017-ll.7 1t
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-17
Rarhcrry Pushps

Destroying existing bushes Is the
frst step in Kidding an area Of the
rust spreading barberry. New
bushes will come up from seed for
about ten years after mature
bush has been killed.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-10-17

of equal protection and due pro-
cess Of law,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
Zajati generalove donuceni
Japonci pasti kozy.

Prfsezne vypovedi predloze-
ne tribunalu, pred n1mz jest
procesovan pro valecne zlociny
plukovnfk Nakano Junichi, ia
ponsky velitel zajateckeho ia
bora ma ostrove Formose be
hem valky, obsahuj1 tvrzen1, re
vysocf BRITISH a americt1 dGstoj-
n1ci, mezi mimi gen. Jonathan
Wainwright, byli donuceni
pasti kozy a byli pokofovani
jinymi jeste zpGsoby behem
sveho dlouheho zajet1.
V pTisezne vypovedi pluk.
Williama A. Enose z armady
Spoj. Statd bylo receno, re ma
vstfvil gen. Wainwrighta jed
noho 1noroveho Ultra, kdyz a.
mericky vrchnf velitel V posled-
Mich dnech ma Corregidoru Sc
pozdravoval re zachvatu chfip
ky.
"Wainwright byl nucen zdra-
viii salutovanfm vsechny cleny
japonske armady az do RADIO
vych vojakn a on a JIM ddstoj-
nfci podobne hodnosti byli nu-
cent pasti kozy tri hodiny cas-
ne rano a cytri hodiny odpole-
dne," bylo receno v pf1sezne
vypovedi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
Zdravotni Hlfdka.
HAPPINESS THRU HEALTH
Drs. Leo Klein & Egon Lehman
Chiropractic Physicians

1. So widespread is the be-
lief that Sodium Bicarbonate.
and other antacids are bene-
Ificial in the treatment of the
common cold, that it is taken
|routinely for same. Truthfully,
however, it retards recovery.
2. One of the doctors main
problems is his battle with the
"belly-achers'' in order to con-
serve enough strength to care
for the really sick.
3. Remember the season
for tuberculosis is 365 days
each year. Have your chest
X-rayed now, watch your
newspaper for free chest eli
mic dates.
4. Tea or coffee = neither
|stunts growth and whiskey is
quite a sedative. None of the
three inhibits reproductive ca
|pacity.
5. Much discretion on the
part of the doctor must be
used in his advice to a "Ner-
|vous" patient to take time off
from his job. It, in some cases,
is productive of a genuine and
chronic mental case.
6. | do not know what per-
centage of people over 40 wear
glasses, but | do know that 95
percent of them need glasses.
7. Much progress has been
made in recent years in the
correction of deformities, since
medicine has adopted Chiro-
practic. Incidentally, the me-
dical Chiropractor is known as
an Or~thopedist.
8. With the advent of peni-
cillin and the sulfonamides -
the art of treating gonorrhea
became a thing of the past and
with it went the one doctor to
whom the youths of the neigh
borhood could go with fears of
sex and transgression, loss of
manhood, pimples, etc. and no
one has come to take his place.
9. This is the season when
it's too hot to wear a coat when
you leave, and you wish you
had by the time you are ready
to come home.
10. If your child leans to
one side to hear, has his nose
close to the paper to read, does
not seem to get the same grades
other children do-don't wait,
have him checked by a doctor.
II. If your dress seems to
hang lower on one side even
though the seams are straight
or if one shoulder seems lower
than the other, have your spine
checked by a Chiropractor.
You probably have a curvature
of spine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
Z oslavy prvniho MAZE " CSR.

.Praha (CTK) - Prvn1 maj
byl oslaven velkymi manifesto
cemi stran narodnf fronty. Ia
ceskou komunisitckou stranu
promluvil pTedseda vlady Kle-
ment Gottwald, "a narodnf So
cialisty mfstopTedseda vlady
DIR. Petr Zenkl, "a socialnf de-
mokraty mfstopTedseda vlady
Zdenek Fierlinger a "a lidovou
stranu ministr post Hala.
Gottwald a Fierlinger sc We
svych projevech zabyvali zej-
,mena socialistickou ~cestou, KITE
rou nastoupilo Ceskoslovensko
a dvouletmy hospodaTskym pla
mem. V celku vyznely oslavy
prvn1ho maize jake manifestace
iednoty a ma vSech mistech by
10 zddrazneno, re nejde o revo-
lucni prvn1 maj, ale O budova-
telsky.
K prvnfmu mali napsal Kle-
ment Gottwald do "Rudeho
prava", re "a poslednf rok jsme
provedli ddlezite 1koly, ktere
jsme skoncili odsunem. Uza-
vfeli jsme smlouvu S Jugoslavif
a Polskem a vypracovali jsme
81 plan dvouletky Krone toho
doslo k cel6 Tade socialnich O.
patient. Dalsi 1koly vyznacil
Gottwald takto: celenf reakci
pfi budovanf narodnf fronty a
jednoty slovensk6ho a ceskeho
naroda, prohlubovanf svazku
Sc Sov6tskym svazem a ostatn1-
mi slovanskymi staty. Krone
toho je tTeba zfskat vice silly
pro prosazovan1 komunisticke
politiky a z1skat pro komunis-
tickou stranu vetsinu naroda.
Ministr zem6d6lstvi DIR. Du-
fis V "Rudem pravu" zdGraz-
nuje, re Dude ucineno jasno v
rolnicke otazce. Bude sprave-
dive rozdelena pdda We vyme-
re mad 60 hektarG a 1stavne
Dude zaruseno vlastnictvi do
WINERY SO hektar1 pGdy. Do
vlastnictvf jednotlivych obcf a
lesnlch druzstev Dude potato
asi 40 hektar1 les1. Bude da-
lie odstranena disparita mezi
zemedelskymi a prdmyslovymi
cenami. Budou provedeny zme-
ny v distribuci zemedelskych
prOduktG k dobru zemedelcn a
spotTebitelG.
K prvnfmu mali zaslaly ko-
munisticke stran6 pozdravy
komunisticka strana spanelska,
dale ministersky pTedseda bull
harsky Dimitrov, sov6tsky ge-
neral Golikov, velitel donske
fronty. Min. prGmyslu B. Laus-
man zddraznil v "Pravu lidu",
re nejdalekosahlejsf kroky- k
socialism, ucinila narodnf from
ia CechG a Slovak6 jednomysl-
ne. Mas lid dycha socialisticky,
vydrz1 velmi mnoho, ale nesne-
sc jakoukoliv diktaturu anebo
sv6racf kazajku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
Frankfurt hlavnim msstem
zapadniho Nemecka.

Starosta mesta Frankfurt
mad NJ, Walter Kolb oznamil,
re toto mesto bylo zvoleno CO
stredisko hospodaTskych IRA
dG spojenych anglickych a a.
merickych okupacnfch pasem.
Mesto dostalo pTfkaz, ably
pro 1rady ktere zde mali byti
zrfzeny byl p~ojisten dostatec-
ny ubytovac1 prostor.
K tomuto opatTen1 bylo pTi-
kroceno proto, jelikoz Sc roz-
lozenf 1radG do r6znych NEST
neosvedcilO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
Ceskoslovensko nechce zadnou
"Trumanovu doktrinu''.

OAAA1AAOVA 0OAS
Clenove ceskoslovenske par
lamentni delegace prohlasili v
.Londyne, re jejich zeme by Cd
rekla potTebnou pGjcku cd
Spojenych StatG, kdyby byla
nab1dnuta S politickymi kvali-
.fikacemi Trumanovy doktriny.
Vyjednavanf o pGjcku $780,
100000 bylo nahle skonceno
Spojenymi Staty v mes1ci 1no-
ru. Republika zfskala vsak Il
very cd Britanie a svedska.
"V Recku Spojene Staty svo-
il p1jckou zajistuj1 81 jiste po-
Size, ktere potrebuj1'', J. Vica-
mex, East. konservativn1 lidove
strany rekl tiskove konferenci.
"My odTekli bychom pGjcku,
ktera by mas uvedla do teze po-
sice."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
Filipiny zakazuji RusIm
pristup ma sve 1zemf.

Filipinsky pTistehovalecky
komisaf Engracio Fabre ozna-
mil, re sovetskym statnfm pTf-
slusnlkGm nebude povolen
vstup ma filipinske 1zemf, do
kud Rusko neuzna Filipinskou
republiku. O uznanl samostat-
nych Filipin je vedeno Sc So
vetskym svazem jednanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
ODE strany " Indocins Sc po
kousi o mirove jednani.

Saigon, Indocfna. = Fran
.couzsky vysoky komisaT pro
Indocfnu Emile Bollaert, a pre-
sident Wet Manu- Ho Chi Mini
vydali soucasne prohlasen1, kite
rymi Sc primlouvajf "a urovna-
nj report.
Svojf ilegalnf vysflackou v
horach dial Ho Chi Mini sdeli-
ii, re ma 1ctu pro francouz-
skou demokracii a pozval fran
couzskou parlamentnf delegaci
k jednan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16

Federace prGmyslovych del
Mkt, ktera tvrdf, re SOC, 900
clen1, oznamila plan ma gene
ralnf stavku v pondelf IL. kve-
tina jestlize c1nska vlada neza-
ruci prldavek k mzdam a neu-
wolf Sc snfziti pocet nacionalis-
tickle armady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
Dopisovatel New York Times
u presidenta Benese.

Praha (CTK) " 1tery, 6.
kvetna byl prijat presidentem
republiky DIR. Edvardem Bene-
sem sekcn1 SET Vaclav Pacak a
dopisovatel "New York Tines
c.. L. Sulzberger.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16
Frank =. BuSinSky

ktery byl a zdsane vzorem muze vzorem pocveho ceskeho cloveka a zorn6bo a.
menckeho obcana. Vzh1zel sm k nemu meier jake k ohi ale Eko ku s9esnene
mu zdrou energe, khry do dnes ua a test Sc stale vndstaUcfmu rozkv6u NeznaI
otc pfekazek, nevedel, co je to Sc bat. "NIodh Sc a pacui" bho ieo he's
TO-, ktre posvetl poctvOstf a bohaboJnoTi A tax pracovaI dA. n1morn vtva
le protoze Sc dovedl obetovat potoze blo jeho snahou, aby do kt6 vvbudo0a
presto z oten a syna B1 81 vedom toho, re neJepe spnf smi 1kol iao oeca oh
can kyz do ruko9 Jeho Bohem pozehnane z6stane a Dude hasat budoucfm jho
ktry HASA re jeo zvotnf zasady bWy dobre. pN'
Nine Je tentod den ddtkHvou prpomnkou, abych dokaml. ze zasadv nok tr6
mil drahy otcp racoval = zDf We me dale. Jeho zvotnfd Mo mi ukada savnot
nj zavazek: poctve a pravdVe vyphi sve nejvy&f 1f a dokazat. ze vsechnai ho
snahy a oet mym drahym otcem pfinesene -n ebyy marne
Jerry F. Businsky, syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16

SABBATH v debate O americke
pomoci narodGm valkou spusto
senych zem1. Jsme mu vdecni
"a jeho vybornou rec.
"Amerikan."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-16

Nova angIicka letistni lod.
Letistnf LODI albion, $4,000
vodnfho vytlaku, poslednf z va
lecneho programu admiralty,
byla %spustena ma vodu.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-31
By Eugene Shelter

5y eugene OneU1
HORIZONTAL
What prophet came down from
Judaea to see Paul? (Acts 21:1O
Tile keepeth back his soul from
the --" (Job 33:18)
10-Who was the father of the officer
Solomon appointed over the trib-
ute? Il XII. 4:6)
14-"At the last it - like SER
pent" (Pr. 23:32)
15-Land-measure
16-Beverages
lin the year Of our Lord (Abbr.)
18-Meadow
19-"And have not obeyed the voice
of nv -" (Pr. 5:13)
21-"When he gave to the - his
decree, that the waters should not
pass his commandment" (Pr.
1920
23-"And behold the tears OF -
as were oppressed, and they had
no comforter" (Eccl. 4:D
25-Fish eggs
26-Eternities
2S-"The answer OF the tongue, IS
from the -" lPr. l6:p
ton, and his lips are the -
of his soul" (Pr. 1870
34-Gastropod
36-Highway
38-Mast
39-Born
41-"If my - hath turned out Of
the way" Dob BED
43-Printer's measures
44-A way through
48-T will run the way of thy com
mandments, when thou shalt
my heart" Cps. 119:32)
b0-"Go to the -, thou sluggard;
consider her ways. and be wise
pr. $3.50
51-To ring .
53-"Though he slay me, ---- will
trust in him" Dob 13:15)
54-Standard quantity
56-Stalk
58-Whom did the Lord instruct to
meet Moses in the wilderness?
(Ex. 4:27)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-31

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-31
Take Your Choice

VALUABLE ores were dis
' covered on Jose Mendoza's
land. A mining company came
to him with a proposal.
well lease your land and
start payment at the rate of 81
an acre. AS to further payments,
you can take your choice: We'll
raise the rental 81 every day, or
$35 every week. Which will you
take?
Suppose you had only one
minute in which to advise Jose
which offer to accept. What
would be your choice?
'so!oqo assq qua 81 1smIoy
sqa os 'HssM g s1eIIop sAy-6aI!q4 10 ss!sI
g uBql 6euom sIom u! m!q 5u!Iq pInoA
ksp Isuop quo 70 ss!s1 v :uoI7ngos
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-31

THE artist celebrated too
much the night before he
drew this illustration for a
story, with the result that it is
full of errors. There are at
least nineteen of them.
Clocking yourself, see how
many you can find within ten
minutes. Then show the picture
to your friends and see if
they're as smart as you are.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-31
BOWL THIS OVER

CIXTEEN players. have en-
- tered the bowling tourna-
ment staged among employees
of the whifletree factory. The
winner will play the champion
of last years tournament. This
means the winner among the
sixteen has to defeat five oppo-
nents to achieve the title.
All Of the players, including
last years champion, seem to
be evenly matched, considering
the handicaps allocated to them.
This being the case, what are
the odds against any Of the 16
entrants winning?
To4 rs ~ psIn5y s1s
uo!dmsqo pro eql su!pesoons saue4seluoo
sqa 10 6ue 9su!sSa sppo sqL :uo!anIoS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-31
SMART STUDENT

A PROFESSOR, wishing to choose an intelligent
student for special assignment, called Allen,
Bacon and Cooper to him and said: II shall place
either red or blue circle on each of your fore
heads. AS soon you see a red circle, put up your
hand. AS soon as you know what the color of your
own circle is, put your hand down, and he who
first knows what his own circle is gets my
assignment" The professor then placed red
circle on each mans forehead. Immediately each
man put his hand up-each seeing a red circle.
After moment or so, Allen put his hand down,
knowing his own circle was red This is pure
logic How did Allen know that his circle was red?
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FIGURE 1T OUT

F a fifth of K is equal to a
fourth of Y and a third of z
and if the difference between x
and z is 80, what are the three
numbers, K, Y and q?
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WOODEN YOU KNOW?
WENT into the woods and it
! caught me, ] sat down to look
for it, and then went home with
it because I could not find it.
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l. Where's the old year old and the mea0 year
neD flrst-NeaO York or NeaU Guinea?
2. Quick now, how many of the United States
have names beginning with 'Neav'?
3. A scientific law is said to have been
established by the falling of an apple upon the
head of Sir Isaac New?
4. The sleeping beauty above woke up one day
to find herself meaO movie star, with new nick
name, "The Body" Her name is Marie M-?
5. According to the adage, carrying ice to Ice
land is like carrying coal to Nea0-?
6. What meaOlyaoeds made neys around the
world in November?
Z. Oldest English colony is Neao-?
8. At what point did coonists land to establish
New England 327 years ago this fortnight?
8. But centuries before, Europeans had set
tlementin the iture New England at NeW-?
TO- West Points and Annapolis sister service
school, the Coast Guard Academy, is at Neao--?
II. The classic hymn, Lead, Kindly Light we
to John Henry Neav-?
r. There'll be new Mard Gras festival soon
13 Next to New York. which of these would you
say is the largest-NeaUark, NeD Orleans, Nea0
Haven?
IA. AS lot of World War II vets can tell you,
there was little that going on in Noumea,
capital of Nea0-?
Is. They'd rather have been stationed or on
leave in Wellington, capital of Neo--?
16. Canadian province third smallest in area
and second smallest in population is NeU--?
II. It's proverbial that "meu-- -
clean?
IS. Which is the newest of the Gospels recorded
in the New Testament, that is, the one written
last?
49, Who's the nea0 manager of the Boston Red
Sox, formerly manager OF the New York Yankees!
90 The word news originated an acrostic Of
what?
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BRAIN TEASER

BRAIN TEASER
VARIOUS arrangements of
' the figures 0, 1, 2, 8, 4, s, 6,
z, 8 and 9 are possible to make
the total 100. But the problem
in this case is to arrange them
to total l. Can you do it?
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