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lliXU^MODEC'^E , >; \!'TKK XXIII Vallace Briscoe would : on here for hours.1 ;ii be no getting rid of' c pleaded an ap-1 where for the re-1 evening. She told j rot to overtire him- Easiness conference j hung up at the put the receiver on j f of the telephone i : instructed Simes to v. race and tell Mr. her hu. band wish- it with him. tied Jimmy arrived, tail cf her eye she aes busy on the ter- the coffee cups and .ores, so there could be! : his spying on them. up the receiver, .e me for bringing you j ". a pretext." she smil- .v iowering her voice., lie only possible way to : Wallace Briscoe, who's but a prize bore and .. \v:ien to leave. Joel .. i :o say he's detained .ate this evening, so I you'd escort me to the : the Spearhead Inn. -r;f was taking me." she :Idly once in the matter .ny. one might as well be r siieep as a lamb. unci you want me to take ? Is that it ?" to i et rid of Wallace we've used iiim to the .. ." .vie said quickly. . back and tell him i aave an appoint- .: Tiiat's the only >kcd awkward. He l Bos-des there '.ion of money. He e mcney. What would |.: .:cv.d Inn a swank .: Westchester? I'm' Mr>. Vandaveer. I ... that airily. say- w people at the o; sports clothes r e'.* would wear a | '.able in the I r 'i- be beautiful C ;:r.e on. no areu- aily. taking him ...m adin. liim batk | e informed I .. [ ;. Ra::o.)..»h and herself! o.d b >re does :. .opeiitun. so II .11 ca: but she I' I hange into a - tit. , ¦ in- I reappeared He insisted on | her and vour.g Randolph tmousine. and hficiously . d :.er chauffeur from the a'.k. to drive her to the' Cpea:head Inn. please iu<! driven house, she gave her instructions. "Very good. Madam." rejoined Lewis. like the excellent servant that he was. though he held his own opinions as to the change of direction. The gardens of the beautiful country inn were full of fashion¬ able people when they arrived Lorraine nodded right and left and said aiiilv to the head waitei as she slipped him a five-doilai bill unseen by Jimmy: Put an¬ other table on the edge of the dance floor, please." A young sickle ot moon hung in the dark blue sky. and fountains with colored floodlights playing on them splashed rhythmically. ; kaleidoscope of beauty. There were fairy lamps upoi the trees, and a great splash ol ught beat down cn the orchestra. Flowers bloomed everywhere, in beds upon the lawn, in silver vases cn the little tables that gleamed with the sheen cf silver and china and cutlery an dglass-ware. "Let's dance." said Lorraine quickly, "that glorious music sim¬ ply demands that we dance. Jim¬ my!" He put an arm about her on the polushed platform, under the sickh mccn. and they moved rhythmi¬ cally together in the strains of : waltz by Strauss. A bare five minutes later, h wr.; staring as thourh stupofie it a breath-takingly lovely vision >n the floor. A go'dcn-headcd girl vho wore an orchid chiffon gown if daring cut. with a cascade of irchids streaming from her shoul- ier and who. as she danced, was aughmg up at her partner, a tnndsome. dissipated-looking mar. n evening clothes . . The girl was Luana Waters! ? * ? Luana and "Handsome" had >cen at the Inn a couple cf hours >efore Jimmy arrived. They had ined end wined there and. be- ause siic was miserable about j fimmy. the usually abstemious Lu¬ na had had a good deal of cham- jagne. hoping to drive her black ncod off. What was the boy to her? Why oust she think cf him? Yvonne'.1 amonition came back to her. that ..hen one was young and bcauti- ul. it was foolish to waste one's :me on a penniless youth. Besides, not once had Jimmy at- empted to make love to her. nor iven iter an inkling that lie fell nything beyond the platonic. That had pleased Iter at first >ecausc of her unfortunate con- lection with the man who .vas tow in prison and from whom ^he .vas soon to get an annulment. But as the gorgeous days of Spring slipped by. memory of Ger- .ld Bruton faded. In new scenes 11 a wonderful town where she was ?pt inordinately busy all day long nci at nights, when her job de¬ manded that she step out to smar; unctions and amusing night clubs nd shows, one had no t'-ic for ireoding on the past. Which was fortunate. But Youth clamored in the Springtime. Against her own voli- icn. Lu.,na knew she was falling n love . . . Did he love her in return? He gave no sign. Wasn't it likely that he had r rirl down South where he cam? rom? That he might even be pri ately engaged to her, for all shi .new about him? Or was beautiful Mrs. Joel Van lavecr beginning to fill his hori¬ zon with her alluring knowledge o! he world. her sophisticated se¬ ductiveness? As she stepped out cf the shoi hat evening and across the side- 'n!k cf Fifth Avenue to "Hand- ome" and his waiting car. the lirery was slid upon her. though he did not show it. "Handscinc" sprang forward, lis white teeth gieamed in hi: unburned face. Everything r.bou! '.im shone, from his snowy shirl rent with the gleaming pearl ir he center, to his hair that looked ike poiishcd lacquer and the glos- iy shine cf his tall silk hat. "I'm in luck. Beautiful. Now ¦/hither away?" "To the Spearhead Inn. please It's the Spring opening or some- hing. It'll be nice and cool there, anyway." He tucked Luana into his long ow-slung machine as though she vere a bit of Dresden china, and night break. He was a past mas¬ ter at "attentions". He tucked her diver brocaded wrap about her shoulders, drew a fur robe to her snces. and set upon them a big .vhite card-board box from the florist's. "What are they. 'Handsome'?" "Orchids. A'most as luscious- ooking as the gill that's going to //ear them." She said, smiling her thanks: .My gown's orchid." "I'm a magician," grinned Handsome", "I chose right." ( He pressed the starter of the car, ,ct in the clutch and they shot up the Avenue to Central Park. The lights of the great slcy- ;crapers blinked starrily at them as thoy sped through the trees. The soft airs of Spring fanned her cheeks and blew back a feathery itt'e curl or two. "Handsome" fit- ted his big back lower in the seat so that his shoulder came close against Luana's as he drove. "A night for love. Luana. You. tnd the moon, and the night." "Hew unoriginal, .Handsome'!" j They couldn't get round her now, these men with their blur- ley and shallow compliments! They sped across the Park to /Vest 7Jnd Street, and over to the, Hudson River. Cars were stream- ng up the Drive. To the left of them, ships rede at anchor, fas-1 cinating in the dusk, and lights gleamed across the water from the ?a dsn ties cn the Jersey side. A feeling cf case and luxury crept over the girl at "Hand-! some's" side. He didn't have to think of men- ey. He exuded money. How picas- ant it must be to be able lo buy almost anything one fancied! This long. low-slung car with its! chromium fittings and silver gad-1 gels was symbolic of the man. She stole r. quick side look at him. He had been well nicknamed "Handsome", though to her mind his face was not nearly so attrac- tivc as Jimmy Randolph's. Where Jimmy was clean-cut, there was a certain hint of pul'fi- ness in Ilandsome's good looks. He was groomed to the last degree, it's j true, but already there was a slight sagging under the chin that was ico full, and signs of dissipation around his sleepy black eyes. To seine girls, this evidence of | loo gay a life might have been at¬ tractive but, after her experience with Gerald Brutcn, it put Luana on her guard. "Eewarc the fleshpots cf Egypt!" she said to herself, half humorously, half serious. But there was no reason why she shouldn't tonight luxuriate in j "Handsome's" car, and orchids, and the gcod time he was willing and anxious to supply. < To Be Continued» \\ illio Sawypr Funeral At Beleross Phis P. M.J It was as Willie Sawyer, not William, that the prominent citi¬ zen of Camden county who died Wednesday night wao known, say members of the family; who wish- cd to avoid and confusion with another William Sawyer, resident of the county. Mr. Sawyer's funeral will be conducted from the home at Bel- cross this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Teachers' Talents Doubled Pasadena, Cal., OJ.R).School tcck a rap from Dr. Marvin L Darsie, dean cf teachers' college of the University of Couthcrn Cal- Pernio. lie declared that the rank and file cf teachers arc unqauli- f:cd to assume intellectual lcad- oirhip while the teaching body a: a whole is lacking in ad. quale knowledge cf economic processes. Considering how many oppor¬ tunities we have for making mis¬ take:. even the worst of us do pretty well. A bare five minutes later he was staring; as though stupefied at a breath-takingly lovely vision on the floor. [. Crossword Puzzle Br LARS MORRIS . 11CB0SS -a oaiater of at Christ i!n!a« to famoo.' loser or rnarche* ¦as;:a; rodent :o-s.T iireciea « cot 'fort .uum id oront loo ot leather time .i .o.eamc t>ea« '¦it aoint i a*a:a offclaia or.:oasclou» .Bit rock iadj *coL> *atn iet>r storehouse* ^ Greek « Wa'onlnjj of -,-ct 'or. ;Oe - .r..t of « Ewira at «ti.e ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PtZZLB 54.Special skill 58. Female relatives 58.Older people 59-Doctrines MOWN 1.Provided with spinal extension 2.Set on Ore S.In such manner 4.Total amount 5.Former military governor of PtilUo- plnes idled 19091 8.Putting to slooin* position 7.Kind of nemo 8.On top of 9.Western Indian 10.Burn 11 .Breed of cat 12.Throws rocks at 17.Birds or prev 20.Make Into law 22.Kind of nut 25-Units of sauare measure 27.Large volumes 30.Fertile spot in deser 32.Animal flesh lpl.1 34.Process of voing down JS.Give completely 30.Living organism 37 .Wrestling match 33. Process ol desslwr oneself 39 -Bother 42.Endures 45.Moderate Id disposition 47.Great lake 50.Golf mound 52-Even 53-Ncar laoor.i 57.Engineering degree - i 4 b b ' M LllIIlIIIJI" U ^ 11 H" £tllZIXll. 30 in- 7^-^ p.. ¦JT In Cn JL ii-. 5} ZM" " i"5 1 M5 41 ^w0 iz__l!il!li¦ ^ * 95 *"l^b I 57 4- 19J7 by L' nlted Feature Syndicate, Inc. 1 ' 1 Back Home Again By Ed Dodd. "WlY,POP, I'D Y BE GLAD TO/ HELP MOAA N BUT YOU SEE 1 I'VE ALREADY/ au A PARTY DRESS '"X FOR TM^DANCE^ WELL, GO GIT IT OFF AM' GIT IKj TW KlTCMENi TO THOSE DlSHESj \ THIS IDEA OP DRESSIKJ' UP THREE J OR POUR HOURS AHEAD OP TIME 1 [ MAV POOL SOUR /MOTHER 0UT M U uun_I mui- J j frrffih. ¦* Jt /v I jjr,-iF: !-JEVT DOCP HENRY By Carl Anderson USlfUli unotsv \ ov 1 \>D«*.wf4 \1Tisht ft '.jf< Lf| .Vuuii IN A Mf'i %0 ( Call *n4«l t|tu 2/y OR. V ' TwivreM\ Caqu- C Quor rfsoN THIMBLE THEATER Starring POPEYE "Without Lettuce/" By E. C. Segar ,'VE OK7 KEEP ME V PRISONER VJITHDOT ] v., GW/IN ME POOD- J V. , tWf\N"TS A f \ S^NRICB" J / whpst > i kind'J ' KIND OF v? / I LL \ f HlfH f\ > 5f\ttDWICH \M-L RIGHT!' J f A DIFFERENT \ I HAND OF A ) \ SANDWICHJ ( hfcggs i oh, hftggv. v VsltLL WOO FOR J. fhe ft 6ahdvjich, yfl l too, while r*^m V wou-re ftT / oo voo X \ j STILL WMAT SfHNOVJlCB?^ y noju5t\ i a cup of / fHORRV \ ( UP WITH I / / Me ^smR\cay[ Caft ItlT. Kifi« Fru^tt Sy»4.cit. If* WorH t,tKt» r-r>«-4 ELLA CINDERS Straight From the Shoulder By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb WMERE'S ELLA ? She's gome ! sme came were to teach me a lesson amd MOW the class was been dismissed i Are you ) JUST GOMCS s TO STAND j AROUND AND FEEL SORRY FOR. \ YOURSELF? /I >"S A .V What ELSE is there to do but just stand around \ and lick f^v ) wounds ? t^r^, i IM1 fcr I'MM Ttlun »V; Tm IUr I * P»t Off..AU nghu rt*mt4 A VDU DARNED FOOL ! THAT <SIRL- Sj LOVES YOU I WWAT SHE OlD WAS JUST HER WAY OF BALANCING THE BUDGET IM HER LEDGER OF PRIDE ! NOW YOU CAN BOTH START FROM SCRATCH J THE ACCOUNTS sYA ARE SQUARED J ^^^#5 / ^ ' are you on tme level about- her loving me ? j you wouldn't \ play tricks j on me ? ,rfl i NEVER \ PLAY "TRICKS L ON PEOFLE WEIGHING "T^O HONORED, _ POUNDS ! y /a. (' auCoTSSwi -/9 GWE Pmx~* | LITTLE MARY MIXUP And They're To Hungry To fJ alk ' NO, MARY- NO STEAK DINNER--WE ONLY HAVE TWENTY CENTS LEFT. BUT WE'LL BE AT AUNT , \ HATTIE'S SOON J U 'O II17 tmH* Tr«t«rr la* _1- I T» Br( U * fit Off .AN rt|l>U rmrr** U MY LAND.' WE'RE ^ NEARLY OUT OF GASj I WONDER IF WE / CAN MAKE IT?/^ I'M SO HUNGRY ) I COULDN'T WALK TO AUNT HATTIE'S y y^hattle breen?.sure 1 f this is the street.she y lives in the white house) -second corner on the/i i right ^ j41--I fMARy WE'RE OUT OF GAS/ -THE CAR ; WON'T START A JOE JINKS Trouble Ahead ^ ELMER-I WANT TOU TO BE THE FIRST TO HEAR THE GOOD NEWS-I'M GO-, ING TO MANAGE DVNA- J MITE, AGAIN J j\ ^GEE THAT'S FINE, JOE! :WOU DESERVE TO MAN- /AGE A CHAMPION -- 'NOT A LOSER - LIKE ME --I'll find another r manager all u l RIGHT-- J W YOU WILL HOT.* I'M MANAG-^ INS BOTH OF YOU. UNDERSTAND? the public is already hollering FOR A DUNN-DEACON RETURN MATCH > - AND I'M GONNA GIVE * R. IT TO ' EM! J 'W& ^ only before you step t into the ring again we i can make a flock op money.* i've signed dyn- amite for a radio series-] and you for a series of j barnstorming bouts . % throughout the j tear, country//tv-*\ BUT JOE - 1 I-I CAN'T J ' LEAVE ^ PEGSY HERE J IN NEW * YORK! SHE'D BE LONE- , T SOME.' J W I'LL SEE TO IT THAT ¦ SHE ISN'T. ELMER.'I'LL IN¬ TRODUCE HER TO MV FIANCEE AND HER CROWO.I M WE'LL SHOW PEGGY ^ GRAND TIME.' And that, folks, was where dynamite made his first bal.se step:.' 1 LIL' ABNER A Fate R a.ic Than Death By A1 Capp A STRANGE FIGURE STUMBLES THROUGH THE LONDON FOG . f M-MAH HAID-IT N A FEELS EMPTY-EMPTIER'N) > USUAL C-CAIN'T ( REMEMBER M-MAH j- \ NAI1E-OR ( WHAR AH / feL is/ <^Ll f-OR.WHAR M AH COME A* FROM--IT'S m l ALLVURRY > PEE-KOOL-YAR , -V-VURRY PEE-KOOL-YAR/ I" ////////77W. ////////'^TT £. 1117 k, InUH Fr*twe Syndi.tU. litt Tln *«t l' n fn Off AU h|bu ratml V/';//;, T(-*pssrs- H not till me rounds ? the hx . CORNER-) (-RIGHTO.'-) J Trzs* mtrrrr > the: next morning - at scotland yard 'v rr _!i J MY MEN WENT L/ 'OVER THE RUINS " L AGAIN-THOROUGH- ' LY/ THERE ISHT J A TRACE OF THE \ BOY/ HE MUST'VE < ^ BEEN BLOWN TO JC BITS-EGAO/ . the: hardest l TASK OF MY LIFE WILL BE-TO CABLE THE v NEWS TO > >7 HIS C !A FAMILV-- 1TL jrti
Transcript of lliXU^MODEC'^E BackHome Again Ed€¦ · lliXU^MODEC'^E, >; \!'TKK XXIII Vallace Briscoe would: on...
lliXU^MODEC'^E,
>; \!'TKK XXIIIVallace Briscoe would
: on here for hours.1;ii be no getting rid of'
c pleaded an ap-1where for the re-1evening. She told j
rot to overtire him-Easiness conference j
hung up at theput the receiver on jf of the telephone i
: instructed Simes tov. race and tell Mr.her hu. band wish-
it with him.tied Jimmy arrived,tail cf her eye sheaes busy on the ter-
the coffee cups and.ores, so there could be!
: his spying on them.up the receiver,.e me for bringing you j". a pretext." she smil-.v iowering her voice.,
lie only possible way to: Wallace Briscoe, who's
but a prize bore and.. \v:ien to leave. Joel
.. i :o say he's detained.ate this evening, so Iyou'd escort me to the: the Spearhead Inn.
-r;f was taking me." she:Idly once in the matter
.ny. one might as well ber siieep as a lamb.unci you want me to take? Is that it ?"
to i et rid of Wallacewe've used iiim to the
.. ." .vie said quickly.. back and tell him
i aave an appoint-.: Tiiat's the only
>kcd awkward. Hel Bos-des there
'.ion of money. Hee mcney. What would
|.: .:cv.d Inn a swank.: Westchester? I'm'Mr>. Vandaveer. I
... that airily. say-w people at theo; sports clothesr e'.* would wear a
| '.able in theI
r 'i- be beautifulC ;:r.e on. no areu-
aily. taking him...m adin. liim batk
| e informedI ..
[;. Ra::o.)..»h and herself!
o.d b >re does:. .opeiitun. so
II .11 ca: but sheI'
I hange into a - tit. ,
¦ in-I reappeared He insisted on |
her and vour.g Randolphtmousine. and hficiously
. d :.er chauffeur from thea'.k. to drive her to the'
Cpea:head Inn. pleaseiu<! drivenhouse, she
gave her instructions."Very good. Madam." rejoined
Lewis. like the excellent servantthat he was. though he held hisown opinions as to the change ofdirection.The gardens of the beautiful
country inn were full of fashion¬able people when they arrivedLorraine nodded right and leftand said aiiilv to the head waiteias she slipped him a five-doilaibill unseen by Jimmy: Put an¬
other table on the edge of thedance floor, please."A young sickle ot moon hung in
the dark blue sky. and fountainswith colored floodlights playing onthem splashed rhythmically. ;
kaleidoscope of beauty.There were fairy lamps upoi
the trees, and a great splash olught beat down cn the orchestra.
Flowers bloomed everywhere, inbeds upon the lawn, in silver vases
cn the little tables that gleamedwith the sheen cf silver and chinaand cutlery an dglass-ware.
"Let's dance." said Lorrainequickly, "that glorious music sim¬ply demands that we dance. Jim¬my!"He put an arm about her on the
polushed platform, under the sickhmccn. and they moved rhythmi¬cally together in the strains of :
waltz by Strauss.A bare five minutes later, h
wr.; staring as thourh stupofie
it a breath-takingly lovely vision>n the floor. A go'dcn-headcd girlvho wore an orchid chiffon gownif daring cut. with a cascade ofirchids streaming from her shoul-ier and who. as she danced, was
aughmg up at her partner, a
tnndsome. dissipated-looking mar.n evening clothes . .
The girl was Luana Waters!? * ?
Luana and "Handsome" had>cen at the Inn a couple cf hours>efore Jimmy arrived. They hadined end wined there and. be-ause siic was miserable about jfimmy. the usually abstemious Lu¬na had had a good deal of cham-jagne. hoping to drive her blackncod off.What was the boy to her? Why
oust she think cf him? Yvonne'.1amonition came back to her. that..hen one was young and bcauti-ul. it was foolish to waste one's:me on a penniless youth.Besides, not once had Jimmy at-
empted to make love to her. nor
iven iter an inkling that lie fellnything beyond the platonic.That had pleased Iter at first
>ecausc of her unfortunate con-
lection with the man who .vas
tow in prison and from whom ^he.vas soon to get an annulment.But as the gorgeous days of
Spring slipped by. memory of Ger-.ld Bruton faded. In new scenes
11 a wonderful town where she was
?pt inordinately busy all day longnci at nights, when her job de¬manded that she step out to smar;unctions and amusing night clubsnd shows, one had no t'-ic forireoding on the past.Which was fortunate.But Youth clamored in the
Springtime. Against her own voli-icn. Lu.,na knew she was fallingn love . . .
Did he love her in return?He gave no sign.Wasn't it likely that he had r
rirl down South where he cam?
rom? That he might even be priately engaged to her, for all shi.new about him?Or was beautiful Mrs. Joel Van
lavecr beginning to fill his hori¬zon with her alluring knowledge o!he world. her sophisticated se¬
ductiveness?As she stepped out cf the shoi
hat evening and across the side-'n!k cf Fifth Avenue to "Hand-ome" and his waiting car. thelirery was slid upon her. thoughhe did not show it."Handscinc" sprang forward,
lis white teeth gieamed in hi:unburned face. Everything r.bou!'.im shone, from his snowy shirlrent with the gleaming pearl irhe center, to his hair that lookedike poiishcd lacquer and the glos-iy shine cf his tall silk hat."I'm in luck. Beautiful. Now
¦/hither away?""To the Spearhead Inn. please
It's the Spring opening or some-
hing. It'll be nice and cool there,anyway."He tucked Luana into his long
ow-slung machine as though shevere a bit of Dresden china, and
night break. He was a past mas¬
ter at "attentions". He tucked her
diver brocaded wrap about her
shoulders, drew a fur robe to hersnces. and set upon them a big.vhite card-board box from theflorist's."What are they. 'Handsome'?""Orchids. A'most as luscious-
ooking as the gill that's going to
//ear them."She said, smiling her thanks:
.My gown's orchid.""I'm a magician," grinnedHandsome", "I chose right." (
He pressed the starter of the car,
,ct in the clutch and they shot upthe Avenue to Central Park.The lights of the great slcy-
;crapers blinked starrily at themas thoy sped through the trees.The soft airs of Spring fanned hercheeks and blew back a featheryitt'e curl or two. "Handsome" fit-ted his big back lower in the seatso that his shoulder came closeagainst Luana's as he drove."A night for love. Luana. You.
tnd the moon, and the night.""Hew unoriginal, .Handsome'!" jThey couldn't get round her
now, these men with their blur-ley and shallow compliments!They sped across the Park to
/Vest 7Jnd Street, and over to the,Hudson River. Cars were stream-ng up the Drive. To the left ofthem, ships rede at anchor, fas-1cinating in the dusk, and lightsgleamed across the water from the?a dsnties cn the Jersey side.A feeling cf case and luxury
crept over the girl at "Hand-!some's" side.He didn't have to think of men-
ey. He exuded money. How picas-ant it must be to be able lo buyalmost anything one fancied! This
long. low-slung car with its!chromium fittings and silver gad-1gels was symbolic of the man.She stole r. quick side look at
him.He had been well nicknamed
"Handsome", though to her mindhis face was not nearly so attrac-tivc as Jimmy Randolph's.Where Jimmy was clean-cut,
there was a certain hint of pul'fi-ness in Ilandsome's good looks. Hewas groomed to the last degree, it's jtrue, but already there was a slightsagging under the chin that wasico full, and signs of dissipationaround his sleepy black eyes.To seine girls, this evidence of |
loo gay a life might have been at¬tractive but, after her experiencewith Gerald Brutcn, it put Luanaon her guard."Eewarc the fleshpots cf
Egypt!" she said to herself, halfhumorously, half serious.But there was no reason why
she shouldn't tonight luxuriate in j"Handsome's" car, and orchids,and the gcod time he was willingand anxious to supply.
< To Be Continued»
\\ illio Sawypr FuneralAt Beleross Phis P. M.J
It was as Willie Sawyer, notWilliam, that the prominent citi¬zen of Camden county who diedWednesday night wao known, saymembers of the family; who wish-cd to avoid and confusion withanother William Sawyer, residentof the county.Mr. Sawyer's funeral will be
conducted from the home at Bel-cross this afternoon at 3:30o'clock.
Teachers' Talents DoubledPasadena, Cal., OJ.R).School
tcck a rap from Dr. Marvin LDarsie, dean cf teachers' collegeof the University of Couthcrn Cal-Pernio. lie declared that the rankand file cf teachers arc unqauli-f:cd to assume intellectual lcad-oirhip while the teaching body a:a whole is lacking in ad. qualeknowledge cf economic processes.
Considering how many oppor¬tunities we have for making mis¬take:. even the worst of us dopretty well.
A bare five minutes later he was staring; as though stupefied at a
breath-takingly lovely vision on the floor.
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ANSWER TOPREVIOUS PtZZLB
54.Special skill58.Female relatives58.Older people59-Doctrines
MOWN
1.Provided with spinalextension
2.Set on Ore
S.In such manner4.Total amount5.Former military
governor of PtilUo-plnes idled 19091
8.Putting to slooin*position
7.Kind of nemo8.On top of9.Western Indian10.Burn11 .Breed of cat12.Throws rocks at17.Birds or prev20.Make Into law22.Kind of nut25-Units of sauare
measure27.Large volumes30.Fertile spot in deser32.Animal flesh lpl.134.Process of voing
downJS.Give completely30.Living organism37 .Wrestling match33. Process ol desslwr
oneself39 -Bother42.Endures45.Moderate Id
disposition47.Great lake50.Golf mound52-Even53-Ncar laoor.i57.Engineering degree
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Back Home Again By Ed Dodd."WlY,POP, I'D YBE GLAD TO/HELP MOAA NBUT YOU SEE 1
I'VE ALREADY/au A
PARTY DRESS '"XFOR TM^DANCE^
WELL, GO GIT IT OFF AM' GIT IKjTW KlTCMENi TO THOSE DlSHESj \THIS IDEA OP DRESSIKJ' UP THREE JOR POUR HOURS AHEAD OP TIME 1
[ MAV POOL SOUR /MOTHER 0UT MU uun_I mui- J j
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jjr,-iF: !-JEVT DOCP
HENRY By Carl Anderson
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ELLA CINDERS Straight From the Shoulder By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb
WMERE'SELLA ?
She's gome ! smecame were to teachme a lesson amdMOW the class wasbeen dismissed i
Are you )JUST GOMCS sTO STAND jAROUND ANDFEEL SORRY
FOR.\ YOURSELF? /I
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.VWhat ELSE isthere to do butjust stand around
\ and lick f^v) wounds ? t^r^,
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A VDU DARNED FOOL ! THAT <SIRL- SjLOVES YOU I WWAT SHE OlD WASJUST HER WAY OF BALANCING THEBUDGET IM HER LEDGER OF PRIDE !NOW YOU CAN BOTH START FROMSCRATCH J THE ACCOUNTS sYA
ARE SQUARED J ^^^#5
/ ^' are you ontme level about-her loving me ? jyou wouldn't \play tricks jon me ? ,rfl
i NEVER \PLAY "TRICKS LON PEOFLEWEIGHING "T^OHONORED, _
POUNDS ! y/a.
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LITTLE MARY MIXUP And They're To Hungry To fJ alk
' NO, MARY- NO STEAKDINNER--WE ONLY HAVETWENTY CENTS LEFT.BUT WE'LL BE AT AUNT ,
\ HATTIE'S SOON JU
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MY LAND.' WE'RE ^NEARLY OUT OF GASjI WONDER IF WE /CAN MAKE IT?/^
I'M SO HUNGRY )I COULDN'T WALKTO AUNT HATTIE'S
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y^hattle breen?.sure 1f this is the street.she ylives in the white house)-second corner on the/ii right ^ j41--I
fMARy WE'REOUT OF GAS/-THE CAR
; WON'T STARTA
JOE JINKS Trouble Ahead
^ ELMER-I WANT TOUTO BE THE FIRST TO HEARTHE GOOD NEWS-I'M GO-,ING TO MANAGE DVNA- J
MITE, AGAIN J j\
^GEE THAT'S FINE, JOE!:WOU DESERVE TO MAN-/AGE A CHAMPION --
'NOT A LOSER - LIKE ME--I'll find another r
manager all ul RIGHT--
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W YOU WILL HOT.* I'M MANAG-^INS BOTH OF YOU. UNDERSTAND?the public is already holleringFOR A DUNN-DEACON RETURN MATCH> - AND I'M GONNA GIVE *
R. IT TO ' EM! J 'W&
^only before you step tinto the ring again we ican make a flock opmoney.* i've signed dyn-amite for a radio series-]and you for a series of jbarnstorming bouts . %throughout the jtear, country//tv-*\
BUT JOE - 1I-I CAN'TJ
' LEAVE ^PEGSY HERE JIN NEW *
YORK! SHE'DBE LONE- ,T SOME.' J
W I'LL SEE TO IT THAT ¦SHE ISN'T. ELMER.'I'LL IN¬TRODUCE HER TO MVFIANCEE AND HER CROWO.IM WE'LL SHOW PEGGY ^
GRAND TIME.'
And that, folks, waswhere dynamite madehis first bal.se step:.' 1
LIL' ABNER A Fate R a.ic Than Death By A1 CappA STRANGE FIGURE STUMBLES
THROUGH THE LONDON FOG.
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the: next morning -at scotland yard
'v rr _!iJ MY MEN WENT L/'OVER THE RUINS
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L AGAIN-THOROUGH-' LY/ THERE ISHT JA TRACE OF THE \BOY/ HE MUST'VE <^ BEEN BLOWN TOJC BITS-EGAO/ .
the: hardestl TASK OFMY LIFEWILL BE-TOCABLE THE
v NEWS TO >>7 HIS C!A FAMILV--1TL jrti
