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PAGE 6 SEC 8 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1968 I IJ'llfl flVAj AUTOMATICALLY 9V coMPCTrfa rut GIANT Science And Mohbies PENCIL CASE riPPKR-TOP UOLDBTR. 9VlONA AMD eF mm J. Vi" WIDff INCLUDES TUCHS RULER PENCILS MASKED WITH IMCHES AMD QUARTER NCHES. Solar Wind Now Pioneer-6 Notes I A CHALLENGING RACE EACH CONTESTANT MUST KB CP HIS HA MDS THE CALVES OW HiS LE6S "THE RACE STUNT BALLS Oft OLD SEC HOW LOWS YOU CAM SIMULTANEOUSLY. SL cOMTESr PICTURE Ts "'v 1 wsnsrjisr fcA Gloving Slowly, wind (protons and helium nuclei) velocity is only about 670,000 mile; an hour.

But this relatively slow rate is due to a period of low solar activity. When things Gift Ideas for really are stirred up by storms in the solar region, veiuviuc. of two million mph have been recorded. Pioneer-6 detected the lower rate of solar wind as it began its long cruise around the sun. It was launched by NASA last December.

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7. They both work better outdoors. 8. For necklaces. 9.

Carry me back to old Virginny. CHUCKLE nox Mailman: Is this letter for you? The name is obliterated. Resident: Oh, no! That can't be mine. My name is Smith. Farm Boy: My father can't decide whether to buy a tractor or cow for the farm.

City Boy: He would look awfully silly riding around on a cow. Farm Boy: He would look sillier trying to milk a tractor. Jack: What made you decide to be a parachute jumper? Mack: A plane with three dead engines. All American Outfit Ideal for the young or adult collector. Kit includes All American' Album, 1966 New American Catalog, 100 U.S.

stamps and collection tools with guide to stamp collecting .9.95 All Americon Album 4.95 Extra binder .3.00 Slip case .3.00 1. What happened to the gtrl who swallowed a spoon? 2. Why does lightning shock people? 3. What kind of shoes are made of banana skins? 4. What's the difference between a hill and a pill? 5.

What belongs to you that your friends use more than you do? 6. Why are your eyes like friends separated by an ocean? 7. Why is a kite like a horse? 8. Why do oysters make pearls? 9. What song was written by; a lazy traveler? 3 Answers She couldn't stir.

Because it doesn't know how to conduct itself. 3. Slippers. 4. One is hard to get up and the other is hard to get down.

5. Your name. 192 Sunday 1 I'lll'il'r') Crossword Puzzle NATIONAL PRtZB! COMPLETE HOME LIBRARY CMii.0cArr..Fo TH VOUNSSTERS WVWOLO BOOK NCVCLOPIOlA FM TUDBNTS A NO eUewkere In thi Busy 1' 1 from 1865 to 1889 and were never particularly popular among people then or now. Except for the 1887 they are relatively free of expense, if you want to buy and collect them all. All of them can be obtained in good condition or better, for less than $10.

HARRY BOARD of Indianapolis inquires about the 1906 dime. He states that on most of our coins featuring Liberty, that she faces left and that this particular Liberty faces to the right. You've raised an interesting point, Mr. Board. We checked your facts and find that In the 1700's we had our Libertys facing right and then they turned to the left shortly.

Without any political implications intended, '1 1 find Benjamin Franklin on the half dollar and Mr. Lincoln on the cent looking right, while Messrs. Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt and Kennedy look to the left. It is interesting, but without any obvious reason, since the various engravers were Fed- United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The set has four different designs in eight denominations which show the different fields in which UNESCO has worked.

The 2-centime and 5-franc values feature musical and artistic designs, which symbolize UNESCO's efforts to advance the cultural activities of the emerging nations. The 30-centime and 10-franc stamps picture a child's hand holding an alphabet book, showing UNESCO's work to combat illiteracy. The 50-centime and 15-franc issues honor the organization's support of scientific research in many underdeveloped countries. UNESCO's work to save the Nubian Monuments in Egypt is commemorated on the 1 and 50-franc stamps. A view of the monuments partially covered by water is featured on the stamps.

COIN JEWELRY Interesting, i rent Tie Bars, Tie Tecs, Cult Links, Earrings, Necklaces, harms and Others, hand cut from genuine coins. Mr. Pulliam will be here Friday and Saturday, Nov. 25th and 26th to show how this is dona. Coins and Supplies.

COINS, INC. 6LENDAIE CENTER 4101 N. Keyire Lower Cenceurss Ful-Vu Cover Album a streamlined album to display and protect covers. Holds 1 00 covers mounted back to back, black or brown simulated leather portfolio ....8.75 Album for 50 covers 4.23 Lighthouse Magnifier illuminates and magnifies, large enough to examine two stamps (or coins) side by side. 5X power.

Comes with two standard batteries, two bulbs 4.50 Handy desk drawer size 2.50 Moffett Field, Calif. Scien tists at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Ames Research Center say that data from the Pioneer-6 spacecraft show that the solar Your use of Christmas Seals will help keep TB away from our community. eralist, Republican and Democrat, covering more than 150 As far as the value of those 1892 to 1916 dimes are concerned, we call them Barber Liberty Head dimes. Barber was the en-i graver who designed and executed the dies on them. Some are actually rare.

Others are so common you had better put them in a telephone before they become too thin. They were made in Philaedlphia, San Francisco, New Orleans and Denver during that period. Some are expensive and hard to get: Others are common and cheap price tags prevail. You need a catalog to tell one from the other. clxvo.

Make It a Coin Christmas! Coin Collecting Kit here are all the essentials: U.S. coin album, magnifying I a 50 coin envelopes, 3 coin tubes, catalogue, check list, question-and-answer book, on Encyclopedia article. Gift-boxed .5.95 25 Different Werld Coins from 25 countries, all in new condition 3.50 Starter Sets of U.S. Coin rn acceptable, used condition, dates of our choice. Indian Cents, 21 different dates before 1909 9.95 Lincoln Cents, 16 different mint before 1931 2.95 Buffalo Nickels, 12 different mint before 1938 4.50 Jefferson Nickels, Complete wartime issue.

All dates and mints from 1942 to 1945. 11 pieces 3.45 Coin Cube a 5-piece set of 1964 coins (cent through first silver Kennedy half dollar) in brilliant new condition, embedded in clear lucite cube measuring approximately 2Vi" on each tide. Coins appear to be suspended In air .9.75 Send for your free coin gift catalogue! Coles, Downstairs Downtown Only BAll-BOMCMQ DSC THREE RU80ES GOLF BALLS AND KEEP 1UEM BOUNCMfi START 0N6 BALL, 2 AND BALL mi 9 national Homo I Anne: How do you feel about Red China? Julie: It all depends on the tablecloth. Win the Britannica World Atlas or Yearbook of Events. Send your riddles, jokes to: Riddles, Jokes, "Tell Me Why!" co The Indianapolis Star.

Give your Zip Code. Win a Britannica Junior for writing about "MY GOAL IN LIFE" What would you like to accomplish in life? What would make you happy? Write a short letter about it and you may win a 15-volume set of Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia. Important: Entries must be addressed "Goal," Tell Me Why, co The Indianapolis Star. Give your name, age and address (give zip code). 77 Eskimo hut 78 Clamor ous 79 Yawns 82 Man's nickname 84 Strange 87 Sensible 89 Freedom from con stralnt 91 Mimlca 93 Unruly tumult 95 Engage for pay 97 Mother of Castor and ToUtix 99 A red wine 101 Recompense 102 Swords 104 Andean ruminant 106 Morning reception 107 Grate 108 homo 109 Social group 110 Cut 112 Canines 113 Hawaiian feast 114 Americas Indian 119 To season 118 Before 120 Sound used to frighten World Entrlai neetneei, tha Nona Name BMaJMPPB-jy qlp By JIM BUCK There are many people who are not interested in coins, but write to us when they find one which stumps them.

Probably the coin which stumps the most people is the three cent piece. Preston R. Lanier of Indianapolis writes that he has this coin with the "Liberty Head on the front" with the date and there is a Roman Numeral HI inside of what looks like a wreath no words' on the reverse. It is just as hard for us to Imagine using a three cent piece and seeing them circulate as it will be for our descendants to Imagine the two dollar bill. You are right, Mr.

Lanier, As our illustration shows there is no inscription of any kind to denote that this is a three cent piece. We had a similar piece, made of silver and smaller, a little earlier than this, which gave only one clue. It had the Roman numerals Inside of a large letter for cents. NOT PUTTING the word "cents" on a coin got the government in a lot of trouble later. Nickels were gold plated and passed for five-dollar gold pieces, because the word was omitted.

This coin is considerably smaller than the three dollar gold piece however. The coin pictured is made of 75 per cent copper and 25 per cent nickel, with the appearance of being the latter. These were issued By ROBERT N. BELL Perhaps one of the most rapidly growing forms of stamp collecting is that of collecting topicals. This simply means that the collector concentrates on a particular topic, such as flowers, medicine or famous persons appearing on stamps, rather than collecting all types of stamps.

There are many reasons for the popularity of a topical collection. One is that so many nations have issued series of stamps on certain subjects, making it easier for the collector to concentrate on one subject. Another reason is that there are so many more stamp collectors today, all seeking to make their collections just a little different. One of the leading groups devoted entirely to topical collection is the American Topical Society. Throughout the year the association publishes various handbooks devoted to a certain topic appearing on stamps, which list all stamps issued on individual subjects.

Background information on the subject is also given. The group will soon release a handbook entitled "Cooking with Stamps" by Edwin L. Brooks. Collectors interested i purchasing this handbook or joining the association may write to the American Topical Association, 3300 North 50th Street, Milwaukee, S3216. THE AFRICAN Republic of Rwanda has issued a set of eight stamps marking the 20th anniversary of the lU UTEEIS 1 11" 11" CU rrr OU WMW WMW M4 m4 m4 'Af uM ioZ "101 oi iPjiii g2iio Hi 'r "1 1 1 1 I 1 In 1 I 1 wr 1 1 U.S.

Commemoratives Mint by the Year A. Relive great moments of America's history with this set of 26 different Commemoratives issued between 1923 and 1933. You'll find George Washington at Prayer, General Sullivan Expedition, William Penn, Molly Pitcher, General Von Steuben and others 4.50 B. Surrender of General Burgoyne, Battle of White Plains, included in this group of five Commemoratives issued during 1926 and 1929 (not included in set A) ..4.40 C. Group of 10 Commemoratives honoring Mothers of America, Byrd Antarctic Expedition and others, 1933-34 2.65 D.

Virginia Dare, The Alamo, the Signing of the Constitution and other great events and places honored in this group of 16 Commemoratives issued between 1935 and 1937 1.35 E. Group of 26 Commemoratives issued between 1938 and 1943 paying tribute to Washington's Inauguration, the Pony Express, Daniel Boone and other important events 3.25 F. Group of 70 Commemoratives Issued between 1944 and 1949, which honor such great historical moments arid personalities as Will Rogers, Battle of two Jima, Francis Scott Key, Gettysburg Address, Battle of Corregidor .4.95 G. 29 different Commemoratives issued during 1948 (included in set F) .1.75 H. 11 different Commemoratives issued during 1949 (included in set F) L45( J.

Amelia Earhart and 14 other 1963 Commemora-. tives .,.1.59 K. 11 different Commemoratives Issued during 1 950 honoring Casey Jones, Boy Scouts, others 55c L. Battle of Brooklyn and five different 1951 Commemoratives 36c M. Betsy Ross and 12 other 1952 Commemoratives 77c N.

General Patton and 12 other 1953 Commemoratives I 89e O. Columbia University and other 1954 Commemoratives 30c P. Atoms for Peace ond eight other 1955 Com-' memoratlves 65e Q. Fipex souvenir sheet ond 12 other 1956 Commemoratives 2.40 R. Air Force and 14 other 1957 Commemoratives 97c S.

Simon Bolivar and 17 other 1958 Commemoratives 1.34 T. Ernst Reuter and 21 other 1959 Commemoratives 2.12 U. Garibaldi and 33 other 1960 Commemoratives 2.67 V. Sun Yat Sen and 13 other 1961 Commemoratives 1.24 Winslow Homer and 18 other 1962 Commemoratives 1.56 X. Shakespeare and 20 other 1964 Commemoratives 1.80 Stamps, Downstairs Downtown Only HORIZONTAL VERTICAL I Mineral 64 Sea, 94 Word ta 1-SUde 38 South prtng-a HTlet th 3 Meat American Trite 69 Opera Faalma paste fish 10 SueUIna singer 96 Island Fish 89 Crippled IS Outer 67 Land (Fr.) aauce 40 Nervoua ferment meamire 97 Slack 4 Florida 41 Belgian 19 A vege- 68 Agree 98 Plctur- Indian marble table 60 Sacred esque 6 Conduct 43 Spanish 10 Mr.

Zola Images 100 Girl's oneself province 21 Headed 62 Cover name 6 Friend- 44 bolt 63 Efful. 103 Native ship Shut 32 Strong' gence soldiers 7 Ennead 45 Barter blow 65 Salted of India High, In 47 Flinch 28 Detail (Fr.) 103 Highway muslo 49 Sign of 2t Gentle 67 To charge 9 Decrease the xodiac reminders torture on 105 Atr-raid 10 A 62 Considera 25 Musical a stake alert preface 63 Begin-drama 69 Lateral 106 Gracious 11 Tear nlng 36 St Philip boundary woman 12 At an end 65 Shoot- 70 Spanish 107 Musical 13 Former lng 27 Take a title programs Argentine at de-tenth 71 Samoan 111 Novel president tached part of seaport 112 Sudden 14 Flower soldiers 29 Salt 72 de break- organ 68 City In 81 Unreal Baliac downs 15 Signified Africa 83 Shade of 75 The same 116 Asiatio second- 69 Aunt blue 78 Slashing tree arily (Fr.) 84- Station o0 Eskimo 117 Hindu 16 The dill 61 Hit 26 Roman knife queen 17 Persian 64 Equal: emperor gl Musical 119 Over fairy comb. 87 Daughter instru- 121 Subtle em. 18 Man's form of ment anatlon name 66 Plunders Herodias 83 Dress 122 Scrutinise 28 Mother 68 Caress 40- -Abird fabric 123 Arabian 30 Arma- 70 Tennis 42 Swim- 85 Tibetan chieftains dillo matches ming gazelle 124 Man's 82 Islands In 71 Place In 46 City in 86 Shades of name Galway a row Florida a primary -125 Caudal Bay 72 Injure 47 Skin color appen- 84 Italian 73 Derived tumor 88 A billow dage poet from oil 41 Rustle 90 A violent 126 Confined 85 Kind of 74 Push At no stroke 127 Recording dog gently time 91 Drees ribbons 37 Under- 75 Chalet Title ornament 128 Units of water lenged 63 Piebald 92 Wild medicine detecting 76 Show hone animal 129 Hard fat device pleasure L. S.

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