THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1953 THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT. ORANGEBURG. SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE NINE 1 afefei Meanwhile tD BETTER CMBCKTO BE DAILY CROSSWORD LOSS OP SPEECH THEN, COMA AND RARALVSrS. VES, THE PERUVIAN BLUE-BACK Back on his ice cream SURE THAT THE UTTLE DAHUNGS ARE AU- IN THE ACROSS OCLE.3-D MAG EE PREPARES FOR MIS MASTER STROKE. ANT IS A MIGHTY MITE.
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Symbol in Lloyd's Register 19. Greek letter 1 60. 9 to Monday. 85. Warp-yarn 36.
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CO PEOPLE SPEND MONEV TODAY A Sf CiT THE SAME WAV AS IH J9J9 yffU noQ a 10 REDUCE IN-LAW TfiOOBLe VES a HO HE JUDGE THINKING V' eft." 'A research. Here are a few: 1. Live apart if possible. Both families 1 ITS.pSiT! I teffl FAST 10 OFFSET Answer to Question No. 1 1.
Yes, if they follow rules that are the result of comprehensive THAT ONE ii nLn ma mnu -s usually prefer it. 2. Don't make in-laws feel old-fashioned. They've A UliTM -V VVET-L ONE BG, I TMS BOATMOUSS D0 VOU l1Y Pttt a right to their ways and opin HI W.TW FI2IENJD THEN Wt LL. VHA.Wu WJ 7.
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7. Be tolerant Answer to Question No. 2 2. Yes. Average adults read 200 to 250 words a minute.
They should read from 400 to 500 words on "heavy stuff." 500 to 1000 in news VyHS WASJnf SA8TSri STUBBED Wf YA tousti Lprf crack at) papers and fiction. Because they I i i ii i 1 1. are slow readers, many men have to IHELP ME GET DADDY 'iiJ HATE 1 HUTOy MOM. (NOW THE TIE, GEE, I LOOK GOOD IN A il -T INTO TUXEDO, Mi FOPMAL HE'S BUCKING AND WERE TUXEDO -WHY DON'T to bring home office work and toil far into the night. This causes JTJm parti es.V ir, "nerves." If they were to take reading-improvement course they could devote the evening to recrea tion.
Our booklet "How To Read raster and Better," will help your "nerves" and business profits. Sent at cost, 15c (coin only), plus self- addressed, stamped envelope. Answer to Question No. 3 KiHl rW-V-7' iiF 3. Yes.
Here is acomparison of SQkM lm -irap how some of the pennies in each income dollar were spent in 1939 and in 1950. Recreation, 1939, 5c, 1950, 6c; Transportation, 1939, 9c, 1950, 12c; Food 1939 26c 1950, 30c; Running house, 1939, 14c, 1950, 13.7c; Clothing, 1939, 12.3c, 1950,, 11.8c; Housing, 1939, 13c g4' 1950 10c. ri "-iiSS I WMV irTMEOLO WILL FEEL JUS' ttWFUL-THEy HARO BLOW TO THEIR PARENTS SO Ul -S. A SCH0OLH0USE-' 7 -3Er WOMT HAVE NO 5CH0OL TO I MOPE TUE SCHOOLMOUSE Li WK Jmt, rWM -a go ro-ZA kuwww, was INSURED il I HAS BLAMKED OUT.1 CAM'T 1 W8 Tf fSUABCS WlLLVt 1 I PICK WW UP! THAT SCARES Sr WlSH 1 COULO UWOERSTANO A li-flf AND WE'RE 66T MADPCWa OU WHOLE PLAM FOR 1 JKS ANGEL.1 rXVJ'Xj POSMIMAAILNO'ZL eT0 'TE-W25 WfJ-J 'f ejj Tl jo if HI SB UTFlELDEHS'l THP.OWS SHOULD CCVEl IN ON 0N ON-TME-FLY HARDER TO HANDLE AN0 I KILL ANY CHANCE FOfl CUT-OFF PLAYS.
