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POLICEMAN How TO
GET TO 'FULTON AVE.—
I'LL NEVER FIND IT
MYSELF!
OH wILL You
PLEASE I‘ELL ME .
THE WAY TO
FULTON AVE?
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voNT ASK ME
LAW—i .DON'T
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. ‘ By ERNIE BUSHMILLER
.YOU DON'T KNOW 2?? - wELL
CAN Y'BEAT THAT!- YOU‘RE A
FiNE SPECIMAN OF A POLICEMAN-
How DID YOU EVER. GET ON THE
FORCE ?-wnY IF 1 KNEw As.
JUST A MINUTE OOLLTAEEQ
WOT'S THE IOEA ottoiwLIN
OUT A INNOCENT'DooRLMM
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CICERO SAPP
By. FRED LOCHER'
now's w CHANCE To GET our
HAUE'GmDY'SWME How '
THev TAKE THE PICTURES
or- THE. BATI—lth: SEMTlES
TO THE MOVIE. STUDlO AND .I
I‘o LINE. To SPEAK
To UN NEPHEU) GIDEON/
PLEASE! — He‘s A
CAMERA MhN
He's ‘sHOOTILIo” "
. MOIU -—-HE ‘
cmdr LEAUE . a
THE sat-2 I
HIE cALIT BE
DISTURBED wHEM”
WEY'EE “SHOOTING - ;
LEAVE yogi: NAME
AND ADDDESS. AND
I'LL TELL .HW‘ ‘
Is THAT so?
';'. IDELL. t’Lt. 5MP“
To HIM on THE
TELEPHONE
‘ THEM —-.
woo. FOR THE Love OF
.LdUFER : ——‘ma~t
‘IIANOLE THAT BooB
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LIKE HE WAS
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BULLETIN!
NEW YORK, OCT. 3—IN INS DESPERME
ATTEMPT TO OUERTAKE WNSH TUBBS.
MARCH momma SUCCEEDED IN
' RIOINU A Mle PLANE To THIS CITV.
IIE ELUOEO POLICEAND LEFT 0ND!
AN wont: BENINU RIVAL.
.3 PROVIDENCE, F2.t.-—TUBBS sTILL
L LEADINL. IN R080 RACE To BOSTON.
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zowm'. Loom THIS
BABV 60/ been: 1
Tuna (IUV to WIN Eos‘l.
COULD (.ET A QIDE WITII
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Cow ms my Euramza» Pnu Pub to lo - 5
BUT IT'S Act-hots goal,
WHAT lF TIL OOTTOM Loops.
Lose ALL OUR M9 5‘! I’ —
WHAT “than 3
NONUN! wfi
~ DORUT‘HY DARNE’E‘ .
LISTEN! WHEN
SHRNVEL TELLS ME.
To BUY RUBBER I
OUT OF Tn: MAWET At‘l ““3 our Moog; AND
ASK NO QUESTIONS -
PLUNGE.
-EIGIITT THREE HUNDRED oucxs —
N.G.PUBBER SELLiNG AT 20 ~—
t CAN BUY FOUR HUNDRED AND .
FIFTEEN SHARES -TEH POINTS UP
AM) to MAKE OVER FOUR THOUSANII
sic. ROUND Beams: ~ wow it!
.. AN‘ Igor tT STRAIGHT FROM
SHRNVEL IIIMsELF‘. HE TOLD ME-
To itocu MY SHIRT AND 1391’ _._..
you BETTER GRAB sow: Eb‘.
I'LL HANG ONTO
WHAT t'VE GOT'T
\ NONE OF THAT rok ME JOE '. t‘UEfiCEN
' ISTLlNG AT THAT GAME. GOOD Mb PLENTY -—
YOU‘LL BE AROUND BORRWING Til'pmcsgor
A ONE ARM LUNCN ~YOU'LL ea LlKE THE.
GUY WHO HAD To QUIT PLAYING- 0.
. GOLF BECAUSE HELOST
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- PRoPOSE To
YOUR SiSTER
i'VE COT To MAKE
SURE OF ONE
THING BEFORE
THAT THERE ISNO
tNSANlTY lN
YouR FAMILY
TNEREISNT
AND TH ERE
AIN'T F-ONNA
so LET THE
THOUGHT OF BEINC
My BROTHERIN
LAW. PERIsI-I
FROM YOUR
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE
HORIZONTAL.
1. Intelligence. 1
1. Third note in scale. 1
:3. Mysolf.
3. To ho .IIoi‘thy.
5. Famous.
7. To halt.
9. To employ.
30. Strains.
31. Sun.
32. Flesh of animals.
84. Bottom.
35. To permit.
37. Evil. .
40. Bowltchinp; nymph.
4i. Nickol-lron alloys.
42. Fish-eating mammal.
45. Dccourod.
«til. Dravidions (class of people).
49. To smilo broadly.
3:. Near.
53. Btittoring machine.
fut. lliossomnd.
as. The limb of. a. tree. .
.750. Mimit‘ks.
13. Made of a, Tory hardwood. [-3
H. Din. .-_:., :‘II-II. .- .Iimholio drink.
16. Point of a compass. ‘ IyIL 'I'I. :v'I. mm,
is. You and I. ' ,L'\. i-JIIIIu IIII'.
iii. Skill. ‘iifi. .‘I'iizu or Ixirnltol.
’Itti. linitlw
1:21. \‘lli'
nt. “moulding n. Wall.
or. (Ipposito of awenthor.
U3. l“:lill"l'.
I34. Within.
viii. '[‘\\‘0 iiI'I‘s.
057. liiisrnlino pronoun.
4:8. liIilt' an em.
tilt. To walk oti.
Tl. ill'lt'd sin-i1 of a fruit used as ti.
drinking run.
7 To misuiutI-h,
VERTICAL.
l. Nogatire.
3. Early morning.
4. To pit'tte out.
1. Socond notv in a scale.
II, To ontnnzli'.
. Spooius of piors.
8. NIII'.
it. Not bright.
U, COW-ht‘iliil‘d muldwrs.
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Act of refilling.
Artist's woodon ”:1th
lot
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3-. ]"|I‘.'Itll :III (“iii-
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ill'7‘.\'l on minus.
37. (‘I‘I' ~" .’I .‘vill'tli.
1H. ’l'n I. I't'oI'III.
flit, I’U‘l- "ll liltitfk.
‘, ,'\l:IfI ‘IiiIL: Iiinlit‘s.
plant.
it. lI'Ir..-II~II.
if. itfi‘u'
1‘. "‘tt i'IIl‘ii‘iil’. ,
rm. 'I l‘H tUIlI- species is called slipo'f.
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Bli..\'1tll\ metal.
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tilt. .‘litit' title. (111.); ,_
I11. l’t l'ilillilllg to the air. 3'
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ET. lilltii' lionso, . ‘ ‘
tiil. it. \w IItlI note to scan.
7U. .‘Il‘msnro of zircon
;. I‘orrt-II-Iixe or either.
~73. To :It‘romplish.
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ADVENTURES ‘
_ BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
NO.12——THE ‘END or THE YELLOW CAR
TWINS "
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“Uncle Ring-tail. your speedome-
ter says thirty-five miles am hour,"
cried Corny Coon to his uncle, Mis.
ter Ilingtail Coon._
Not that Corny was worricd, lic—
said, when he staitod out with his
new yellow car, that he didn't IJO-
lievo in fast driving. "Twenty or
twenty—tho miles is Inst enough for
anybody," he had said. "i. never iii-
tend to drive fast and what's morv,
if I ever lot my nephews drive my
car, it is to be plainly lliidorstood
that they drive no t'astI-r than 1 do.
I shall take them out and giro thrm
' So that’s what they “'t'l‘C doing
now. .‘Ind the roason that Corny
said anything at an about. the speed
ometcr was because his uncle had
said. “Toll mo if I Ko‘fastor than
twenty-fire miles, boys. litaop your
eye on tho speedomctor 0\Cl‘y initi-
ute."
So that is why Corny called out,
“You are going thirty-tire miles,
Uncle Ringtail. Vllonost, you are!"
“The speedometer isn't set. emot-
ly right." said Mister Coon. “We're
not really going more than twenty-
flve miles. I ani'surc. Boaldcs the
road is so straight and loi‘L-l and
there's not. anothor our in sight.
We're perfectly safe. ‘.'o're not go-
ing so Very fast boys. 1 don‘t up!
provo of Inst driving. as you know."
“But it says iorty miles now, In).
Clo Ring." saiid L‘obIIy, who loved to
go fast. but who felt it. his duty to
tell his uncle all about it.
Mister Coon did not answer.
The road was smooth .zInd as
straight as a cane. 1t sootnvd ml if
the long yt-llow car had wings und
was going through Bpiwo.
.The air whistiod past thoir hoods
and the Joy of moving IIiImI: so
evenly and swiftly Intidt- Mister
Coon forgot everything USU in tho
cause he and (jobby, his brotiwr,'
loved to go inst.
But Mister Coon lind distinctly
“Tho spt‘mlonzcter s surr'ly
wrong,” ho said to hiirdclf. "Wo
don't st‘i'lli to ho moI‘iig so .Isry
inst." 9 it
"t'II(:I-.~—-tlnit sign them said 'i‘;f-
ieL‘n mitt-.3 :In hour,” aid Corny,
pulling (ti his sleeve. "Eon sad to
\I'utoli ior signs and toll IOU." _
“i know! i knowi" nodod l‘litlit r
Coon. "'.iI;It's all right or cart-l:
driI- is. int not tor ”10. 'm a curt--
i'ul Ili'iI- r. A Vii-RY cairtul Lii'iIIl
"Say. tin-lo, it. says fly Inibs
now,“ mid t'oliby. "Ytu're gum;
titty nrilts an hour."
"Surely not." sud Miter Coon. '
“l‘ll limo to slow down."
lint in: didn't stow doni. III in pt
on goth]; lit: put his tot on iii! '
uccclwrnt,Ir—nnd "lot lit-r30." . ,
And iii: II somcthing impound. it
always t.t‘IL‘.\‘.
Hillili. out of a. side r011 that no-
body know wits tlitro, cult: a little
lIluolL our. It come puii‘in out onto
the otlivr road without «on IIliui'
iiIg——you might say. Time it “:4
like an ugly blunt: lif'L‘U‘ right i
front 01‘ them. it was rtily gulii',
but so slowly that it ulicarc-d
stand still. . .
it was right in the patl of Mister ‘
Coon and the bit; yollowcar.
Misti-r I‘Imn rI momlu‘od one
thing from his lossons. n case of
dnng'or, push down both i-dnls hard
and stop your Cdl‘. . ,
so lIL- ltllriltti Iltwn bth IH'tltllsf‘
hard, ltIIt tit-.EII Int-rt: thni'oud was '
damp and he. i’kitillt'd lno a my.
bunk. - 4'
Hang! Fitmsh! Crush;
Mistor Cutill ilew out mi Hidt‘: in-
l
to u symxnorv Iron and his two "
“options _ti-~Ir right thrugh the -
II'iIIds‘IIiold and up out" a barn
root". .
'i‘lit‘l‘!‘ wasn‘t enough o_tho yei- ‘ ,4
low rim 1‘ loft to pick 111).; t M
"I lotion: in stow driI 1;," sold ‘
Corny to Hobby up on th root.
"So (it) 11" tiII‘llirPd Col . "Let's
go and it‘ll that to Uncle ng."
world.
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