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Repfile Answer to Previous Punte HORIZONTAL 1.1 Depicted reptile 12 Interstice 13 Old Greek colony 14 Knock 15 Scorch 17 Insect ID Ibidem (ab ) 19 Assistants 21 Down 22 Hindu god 24 It ha i marking- 2 filament r.21 Ledger entry fc 2 Part of "be" 29 Comp&ny (ab.) 30 Thallium (symbol) 31 Not (prefix) 32 Great Lake 34 0le 37 Varnish Ingredient!0 33 Lip 39 College degree (ab.) 40 It usually has three 44 Sun god 47 Pastre 49 Alleviated 50 Dry 51 Indian money 63 Most precise S5 Natural fat 68 Emphasij VERTICAL 1 Showy 2 Asian peninsula t Corded fabric 4 Preposition 5 Otherwise (Scold t Prophet 1 Negative reply Winglike part 10 Ignite 11 Regard 13 Era 16 Notary public 25 Made amends 43 Exists (ab.) 19 It it 20,4V eedlelike parts 23 Perfaining to traveling 32 Pau 33 Hydrophobia 3.1 Exit 36 Responds 41 Rend 42 0peted 44 Enclosure! 45 Redact 48 Consume 50 Observe SXPronoun 54 Credit (ab.) f-5 is a. m Ii H U L 3 r " a s VTTrn a sr -Ju-L-L jj-j 5 n T"T n - n 3T 5 vz 3o STTaTTf" as ' 'Utl Jvf 1 5f "" " 7T Jo ' y.' - . tr - rj 3 -J 5 1 ' 1 f I I I I 4 FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberger a mi i I 1 "Hssvens, dear! That' t me do you uppo if s legal?" ! MODEST MAIDENS 7 . TtWMMft fct.liw U ft rV Otfc IM Ju4T KIUIM6 MKElF TOW! SO I CAW JUCKlT DAV TOMORROW A.MD CO NOTHING I I FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo All Fischer It mmi silly to do any work in the morning. Lunch time comet around SO test. BLONDIE By Chic Young German Socialists' Vote Against Rearming Blow To Western Allies V ly IRUCf IIOSSAT 9) France hat long been the chief stumbling block whenever German rearmament was discussed. But now a new and greater barrier hat arisen: Germany itself. The German Socialists have won Woe), Dee, o. 150 The Newt-Review, Hoteburaj, Pro. 13 Hardwood Plant Near Lebanon To Cost Million LEBANON (.P The Cascade have a capacity of two to three car-. three luaisht state elections as 0uld be Incapable of halting the avowed opponent of rearmament. J Russians In any, pu westward , r mu" ""ui u-iumpn wm. That outlook hasn't chaneed Plywood corporation hat an nounced plans to build I $1,000,000 hardboard plant here. President Charles W. Fox said construction would start this week at the site of the company's present plywood plant south of Lebanon. lie said the plant would use Bavaria a Dart of Ueienanv i ouik-.. n. . cnenacv ,nr jie said the plant would use a vir Mole captured bv thelociaJ n .'"Cy ',rdi, 'rf "y llpl- " "d unique method of produr !"JA.f1."p'u.by,tn'vc,,J mat can . make ine prospect , tin- m?.,.m. ih. h.iihA.( Democratic (Socialist) Party. , j hru-hter , uon -compressing me narnooara v . u r. j.k;. .L. ! Drm"- . .. . wthout use of . water. He said ... . u.u,. ..... T. i;ermaa e ec on renults hnarrll varvinn in Ih rtnm frnm bocial jihmild he the -sicnal for lh im. i l.rH nl n mk tt. tu a in.hu mMiijile iiimmnfiinff nf tnn uiulwii wn, , 1 K r,mji , iaH use of waste plywood . mill area the issue was clear. The Democrat!' most effective eleo loads of hardboard daily Fox said. The number of persons to be em ployed was not snnounced. The corporation also laid con struction would start thia week to add 38U0 feet of floor space to com pany offices here, . Lignite is a low-grade coal. hr.S i7, . V . ' ,f,rn,t 'oHiriali to a new confer-! The plant will make by a steel helmet and stuck into 1 . , ,., .u. .i, . ,... ......7. .... - Th ,."!f rl-tB".1i"',-'Tim' -an'tV,sil.ly be working on Snd other mill, in the Goto Throat no one doudis. enner. tnat uie ..;. .... Bivarian result, comin? after slm-' . ,, 1 ilar Socialist successes in llease and Wueritemberg-Baden. ia a seri ous blow to Western plana to bring Germany into the European de fense establishment. Flushed with victory. Socialist leaders are calling for new national elections on the rearmament issue There is no sign yet when or if this call will be heeded. But even if it is not. Chancellor Adenauer's Christian Democratic government it certain to be considerably em barrassed by the new turn of events. Adenauer is already openly com mitted to a policy of remilitarizing Western Germany. Rut he can hardly do anything about it in the face of such obvious popular senti ment against it. Unlets this trend ii somehow interrupted or reversed, his hands will be tied indefinitely. And that makes German rearm ament a question strictly for the professors. For, plainly, a German army will not be created aganst the will of the German people. French opposition to a remil itarized Germany was bad enough, hut this is worse. There was al usys the feeling that if the situation grew critical. France ttould yield and approve German defense units. Nobody is coming up with any bright ideas, however, about how to cope with resistance within Germany itself. The issue isn't one which can be quietly shelved for a later day. Russia has been welding the so called "police force" in East Ger many into an effective army. Its own armies in East Germany and elsewhere hold a commanding ad vantage in both manpower and weapons over anything the West can muster in Europe (except the atomic bomb). It has been recognized for many months that a European defense force without sizable German units nine months to complete the plant which will ' some In moulh. tool oi ooios. kud vaponuo . jawas on wroai...cnni. Melt lfiwiSal V Vellua , Boy Scouts To Receive Valley Forge Memento PHILADELPHIA M Every one of the nearly fifty thousand Boy Scouts who jammed nearby Valley Fore last July in scout dom's biggest jamboree is going to get a gift memento of the visit from the publisher of 'he Phila delphia Inquirer. The Inquirer said that Walter II. Annenberg. edior and publisher or the Philadelphia Morning Daily, has had printed a booklet called "Jamboree 19S0." It is a 48-page, leatherbound book of pictures and story recalling the events of the huge rally. Dr. Arthur A. 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