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Jt. tA HILDA GET IX) II GQACH tN6W ABOUT THAT Jbf WANT TOO TO TRY (T DfUSW. Pirr I v, AMOTUL M FIRST PC. HTD I S0 dlj s ALLEY OOP NO LIGHTER ( WHEW! THAT 1 it THERE V 1 f NOW LESSEE WHAT ' V fj? S' . FUEL ON HMA 6URE SMELLS ( NOW...H6H? k I KIND Of A LIGHT LVJV ' .GREAT ! THIS VWAT'S J INFLAMMABLE I -V. ANY POUT ) ; V I C AN Qf T OopA -f V4 ENCH Answer to Previous Puzzle EE! gist 25 Country 31 Declaim 33 Courteous 44 Persia 49 River In Frar 48 Equality 50 Except 51 Parent S4 Ocean liner (ab.) 35 Hoarders 36 Evade 41 Pieces out 41 Circumstance 43 Tungsten (ab.) By Hershberqer in MODEST AND ASK FOR A BAI4E IN FROM NINE TO FIVE I'll read back my notes if you ' writing a letter to Ail rttt iwrvM rWv p ! Ml -Hp 7V teas' V ft MICTION ART MAIDENS PaV , . y Jo Fischer V fi-td fWrariiei. hesT insist, Mr. Wump . , . but I was my boy friend. By Chie Young By Merrill Blosser By V. T. Hamlin ? rS t ' TOO FAT FOR UNCLE Thomas E. Quells, of Tulare, Calif., 441 pound, 22-year-old inductee if one of th. heevit "-en d?er-4 during the preienf crisis by any U.S. draff board. Having scalei which only recorded to 300 pounds, army personnel net. io u.e a freight scale. Capt. L. M. Gervin, I center I, reads off the poundage to Sgt. Perry Baldwin. (AP Wirephoto.) BflSrMilMMMaV1 J --v K 7 fe ar kit i mjmk v. j 0 rfERE WE CO AGAIN! Five years after the destruction of Hitler's gang, Nazi "heroes" are again appearing on the covers on popular magazines in Germany. This stand in Frankfurt, tn the American occupation zone, featurea pictures and stories of Hitler, Coering, Eva Braun and Rudolph Hess, Note article displayed In center speculating. on whereabouts of Martin Bormann and Otto Skorzeny, two Nazi higher-ups who have so tar. escaped intense " world-wide manhunt. ' Diamond Medal Priie For Speech Awarded A diamond medal speech con. test, the climax of the year's WCTO work in the speech depart ment, was held Thursday evening at the Methodist church. Mrs. W. V. Monger's talk, "Bible Politics," won her the diamond medal award. Other finalists were Edward Hall, Beverly Nickcll, Kenneth Reeder and Barbara Marsh. Each contestant must have won silver, gold and pearl medals to be eligible for the diamond medal contest. Following the presentation of the speeches. Rev W. A. Mac- Arthur gave a talk on the i'romo- tive Liquor Advertising measure on the ballot and answered ques tions concerning it. He. advised that the measure be adopted. Dries i; In A Few Hours! ft" I. fn; M 'Vi&h'Botjii lq II I .t. 00. ONE. COAT WONSOVER "Dutch lay's" WASHAIll flat .11 eaintl Almost like masie tor - you chan your wills in If than a day! Goes on smooth can be l.va no bruth marks bthindt CtS.rs wallpsp.r, old paints. 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No extrti tires te buy. Ne waiting lor special rocsrs) )eb. See us for Tractioniilng NOWI ONLY ( HUM sodlns) ..iMiuia rsBiisiasff) IIVITI US to reus cxt iiofoir BrWSXO! I WesJ., Nov. I. IMP The Newt-Review, Reieburg, Ore. 13 IDUCATION PINALTY PRAGUE iP This is a new case of making the punishment fit the crime. A 22-year-old shockworker and amateur soccar player was ban ished from a game of Pardubics. He made an ''indecent remark" to the referee. "Penal organs" heard evidence and passed sentence: "He must enter the youth organization to , , . ducate himself and grow politically so as never in the future ! io be guilty of a similar offense." Mtxieo To Offer Jobs To Holt Exodus To U.S. MEXICO CITY -AJPU- Mexico's government will establish a fed eral employment service to try To find jobs at home for Mexicans who want to go to the U. S. to work. Many Mexicans have flooded in to the U. S., some legally but most illegally, in search of work. The Interior ministry said it will tell workers in the future where there is need for farm and other labor and what salaries they can expect in their own country. Are your possessions proper, ly protected by adequate In surancepresent cost con sidered? We ere eeuipeee1 te henele eey in syreece preelem ve eey keve with eellciei et seune', reliable cam eenies. PROMPT, COURTIOUS SIRVICI Ralph L. Russell Lmr RtprMHttltiv) Cquifblt Savin ft 4 Lm Am. E. V. Lincoln Insurance Alieciere Doufloi Ceuery St.t. leek IUs. era 211 Pheaelt SEC ICRQH BEFORE YOU SAVE MONEY! SAVE FOOD! Chest Fre.iers Combination orge and Moytag Freexen and Unite Ketngeratori BERGH'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 1200 S. Stephens St. 1200 S. Stephens St. I I J Ouaranteed Appliance Repair Phone S0 j ttiWttsiddwNeisi CARTER TIRE CO. City Manager Gets Pay Cut At Her Own Request JACKSONVILLE REAffJ ria. t.T) Mrs. Clare Swat. .oh, rily manager, got a 11,000 cut in her salary last night .but she tsked for it. In a letter to the council, she suggested her M.OOo annual pay be trimmed and the difference added to the salary of a new di. rector of public works. The bolrd liked the idea. Kormer City Manager Hugh Wo Cotter will get the new post at the tame salary as the city man ager, $5,000. ' LET US TAKE YOU FOR A RIDE IN THE 1951 KAISER UTNE BROS. K-F HAVE MORE BEAUTIFUL WAll-TO WAU CARPETING WITH OUR smoothedhyo TACKLISS INSTALLATION Utmost beauty of your lovely carpet depends largely on imtalUtion. We pnde ourselves on our method of Smooched v Tackless Installation, which k carpet perfectly flat and smooth, tnug to the wall, and free from ngly lump1, tack heads, and 'dents. For added beauty, let us install your carpet the S moot Hedge way. MODERN FURNITURE 222 W. Oak St. Phone 348 BUY I I 444 N. Staphtns Phone 1683
