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TUESDAY, om with major hoople i 3 i i.O.x iS Jj IT AtAV TO EL8CVJ A FSW C'JT CFTriEV'v'AV £cT Tij CR5 LCOkS ASOOT OUT OUR WAY Bv J. R. WILUAMS WOKlDER ESTHETIC PEOPLE SEEMEP VEILS THEV PlD KOOT5. FLEE, A'SAPlLiS, TD MORE PiSTAKTT DELLS-THE FOOL SPEAyCS OF LOW ThilKiOS AVE, BEFORE SUOH A LOW OiiEATURE OF POTS PAKS AK)' LAURA WHEELER DESIGNS MAKE THIS MODEL AT HOME fpy 798 W(. ORE PET think raigliiy when wearing her Bunny Pinafore! dariuig- ruffle and sweet pansy iriHi.

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C. Phone fin Graceful Flyer Answer to Pre-viooJi Puzzle 1 Depicted bird 8 Rods 13 Having left a will 3 Type of tree 4 Lieutenant (ab.) 5 Varnish ingredient 14 Idolize 15 Ccilege cheer Existed um UMI rTT E. 'El 16 Sea skeleton Chum ftlTi 18 Light knock 9 Alleged force 19 Measure of area 20Lateprey 21 Symbol for samarium 22 Greek letter 24 Babylonian deity 25 Nova Scotia (ab.) 27 Symbol for tantalum 28 Memorandum 30 Fillip 33 Portent 34 West Indian shrub 35 Symbol for niton 36 Musics! note 37 Too 39 Knock 42 Universal language 43 Roof finial 46 Symbol for sodium 47 Anger 49 Mourning Virgin 51 Atmosphere 52 It is a -----bird 54 Sorrow 56 Not tardy 57 Trailed VERTICAL I 1 Leather 11 Expunge 12 Calyx leaf 17 Indian mulberry 23 Mean 24 Flag 26 Dispatched 27 ruler 28 Negative reply 43 East Indies 29 Mystic (ab.) syllable 44 Clever 31 Three-toed sloth 32 Place (ab.) 37 Get up 38 Southern constellation 40 Aromatic herb 41 Peeled, as a potato aapia 0IIQG3 mamia aa mtMmn tnaaa mama 45 Passage in the brain 48 Organ of hearing 49 Plait 50 Eucharistie vessel 51 boat (Bib.) 53 Late Latin (ab.) 55 Ocean (ab.) MARCH 2 9 19 4 9 ALLEY OOP 1 1 3 6 7 6 1 IS W'- 16 i7 1 19 20 i 21 12 li 26 11 1 1 1 1 28 29 30 33 34 1 35 37 58 40 4-1 a hi 43 43 w. 1 47 49 50 51 52 53 54 i 55 I 5b 1S7 I WARREN. PA.

lY V. T. HAMLIN VOU, THE KiN5 Cn LEM. HAVE BUSINESS hEEE IN Vk? ttCVBD NEXT aUBBN WILL BE A iTAKEHEe BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES yoo eTxcmvto i 8Y EDGAR MARTIN BUSINESS By Hershberger VIC FLINT YOU SAY YOU CNS WHEN YOU AND JiGSER JACKSOW COfJTROILED THH P06? YEAH, 1 Fim. I WAS IN RACKETS.

SO WHAT BY MICHAEL O'MALLEY end RALPH LANE rw WASH TUBBSLESLIE TURNER FKOM voue I OUTUtOE O' AMD UlS LAWPLADVe RciMARKS. I GMHER HEWV MORE. AM ALCOHOLfC! IW AFRAID, A HOPELESS CASEl never missss sinca £he uses that new candelabra for rve PLEADED WITH EVEN 5CAE1W5 MfAl SO HAVE AiL UlS FR.IEWDS! BUT VVt GOT WOWHERE' WHO, BV THE WAV. WHERE HE'S OR 6lff WILTy? RIGG5. 9 McKENNEY BRiDGE SAFER TO LOSE A THICK AKJ 92 A 10 3 4 I A 7 6 4 .1 10852 A02 A 10 VKQ4 KJ 85 vul.

South West North Kast IN. T. Pass 3N. Pass 29 I him, I spelled 'atom' cor- I rcctiy. The nine previous appli- I cants had spelled it A-D-A-M." I Slie admits, that it still i is a shock to her every time she makes her contract.

1 Although she says she used no science she made the con- I tract on hand, she did use the rig'ht technique. The queen of clubs was opened by and i.Iiss Norris just decided not to 1 play the ace or king. She put on the three-spot. Wlien West con- I tinued with the jack of clubs, I Norris won this trick. she did not have to guess about the diamonds or spades, because she still had the club suit stopped.

As a result, all her op, ponents took were aces and the queen of clubs. Had she won the first club trick and decided to set the diamonds, she could not I have made the contract. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS "IT rn -nr ir-i rr-m ir Th'AT. riends WAS ICkYFUkES' GUcST LARD SNMTM AMO MOW- DON'T POP TflAT CORN PAPA I ---------------------1 SURE. YOU WERE IN IWE GROOVE.

AS BUT DOMT LET i BY MERRILL Oas wvy ever udmim VOUILBE SO I TTERLY SL IPLE Aime Adams See the bodice? ONE piece: The skirt? ONE piece loo! Simply fe.vest iioaias. Sew this breezy casual in double-quicli time! Pattern 4823 comes in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 dress takes ZVi yards 35-inch fabric. This pattern, easy to use, simple to Is tested for fit. Has complete illustrate'' instructions.

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McKENNEY America's Ciud Authority Written for NEA Service 1 have orieii that bridge players come from all wallis of life, but I never expected to find one who has an early morning program on radio or television. I thought that bridge piayers stay up too late at night playing bridge Ihe other day, liowever, I met Kathi Norris, who has a televiision show called Norris' Television over the Dumont network every morning. Kathi has a lot of charm and personality and she puts on good show'. She used to play auction bridge and did not take up contract until she was married. When her husband told her that contract was difficult to learn, she was undaunted.

got my first job with an advertising she told BUY Ss. SAVEVGS BONDS VOUR CAR WASHED WHILE VOU AIT $1.00 KEN O'OAY MOTORS. INC. Vulcanizing Rccapping Take Your Tire Troubles to TIMMIS BROTHERS Road Service Phone GOO Williams Salvage Phone 2914 Buying Scrap Iron, Cars and Uaste MateriaJs FINE iP FURNITURE SUGAR GROVE Sugar Grove, Mar. Lenten service this w'eek for the Lottbville and Sugar Grove churches will have Rev.

Verreil H. Oviatt, ot Perrysburg, N. as guest speaker in the local Methodist church, Thursday evening at 7:45. Everybody is invited to at, tend these services, i Eev. C.

E. Reed will conduct communion services at the Presby' terian church next Sunday morn; ing at 11 and several child. ren will be baptised. Mr. and IMrs.

Leslie Olsen, of Seattle, are guests of their niece, Mrs. Howard Onink, and I family. This is the first I visit to the east in 25 years. Mr. and Mrs.

R. G. McIntosh, of Starbrick, with Mr. and Mrs. Nori man McIntosh, of Rochester, N.

were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McIntosh.

Miss Martha Grant w'as the W'eekend guest of Shirlee Beck at 1 Lakew'ood. I Mrs. Rathburn is the I guest of her sister, Mrs. Samuel I Tage, and husband, in Philadelphia. Mr.

and Mrs. Scott Stuart, spent the w'eekend with their daughter, Mrs. Fulton McKay, and family. Hunt road, Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Donahue, of Forestville, w'ere Sunday g-uests of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Mickelson. Mr. and Mrs.

Burr Hiller, of Westfield, visited Mrs. Charles Barrett, w'ho is ill at the Mickelson home..