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FIVE jSIDE GLANCES By George Clark Every Saturday ALLEY OOP-by Hamlin Plus Extra Features SIDE GLANCES - CROSS WORD PUZZLE - THIS CURIOUS WORLD ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. MAY 21, 1938. "Now, please sing your little song. Mr. Watts is a very important executive and it might do daddy lots of good." This Curious World KIT SOGNHSIS ARE ABLE TO DETERMINE "THE AGES OF M7ED7ES BV "THE JZADUM THE CONTAIN SOME OF THE STONES APPEAR. TO BE 2,aoo MICUON YEARS OLD. KAPOK TREE WRAPS ITS SEEDS IN A PEfiZFBz?-package: THE SEEDS, ROLLED IN A WATER.-PHDOF, VERMIN-PFOOF FIBRE, ARE PACKED IN A HARD-SHELLED PROTECTIVE FOD AAAN USES THE FIBRE IN AAKJNO VNATTRESSES. TEUEPHORLiS IS INFLUENCED BV THE s-zl . COPR. 1918 BY NU SCRVtCE. INC. SCIENTISTS at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have 'been probing into the ages of some of the earth's meteorite visitors, ' with interesting results. Exploding atoms of radium, giving off helium, lead and energy, furnish the information about the ancient j stones. The same method is used in determining theage of our own earth. English Dame HORIZONTAL 1 Venerable Englishwoman pictured here 11 Kind of musical scale. 12 Palm leaf. 13 Neither. 15 Newspaper paragraph. 10 Dycwood. 17 Sea eagle. 18 Doctor. 19 Modern, 20 Toothed edge. 21 Constellation 22 Exists. 23 Dined. 24 Steel jacket. 26 Era. 27 To tipple. 28 Tests. 31 Last word of o prayer. 32 Snaky fish. 33 Behold. 34 Some. 35 Right. 36 Obese. 37 Southeast. 38 Electrified particle. v 39 Oriental Answer to Previous Puzzle IgflfcfTgsD LEOPOLD n e tBI p tWpi t OTQKMfl p rBa n i g jn E UBB RA C KiiP H A SlEDE c ha tMt I mr aBt o l u t'oInBo u tBi l k B sir ODBAG R EiHjM Z NTBDO rK I R gJlMPD I E TOP sipTT r gjBra i EBI p- OPE jrToe: BailItIaIrqc riTl- guitar. 41 Conceals. 45 Being. 46 Hastened. 47 Anise type plant. 48 Curse. 49 Gender. 50 Boisterous plays. 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