Show ARTAKn TIMES TIIR WITH LAWN MOWER UTAH RARLAND G Minneapolis Lady Asks About Waltzing Mouse NEW PROBLEMS BLADES PRESENTS By ‘ANSWER I PHILLIPS A—There ere Mid to be hairs ea the back of an adult bee provided It has never bad dandruff Drones part their In the middle hair Busy bees about have no time to bother such things with s pack of 10 blades his last name but his first Old lawn mower is Esau off a be thrown should never put in a medicine mower MAN Q — Mii Sapho Hosley Cos Cob Conn writes in to find out if there such a thing as a lawn mower extra blades th and if so where she should throw the old ones In Cleveland A — An engineer a Ohio is said to have invented lawn H name blades bridge cabinet — Edgar of DelaWoofbaum Gap asks "How many there on the back of a a bee likes them bee and is it true parted in the middle?" Q ware Water hairs are asks: Q— A lady in Minneapolis does a waltzing minute and is “How many turns mouse make per food a factor?" to A — According the last quarterly report of the Waltzing Mice Research Bureau these creatures average three turns per secslowed ond This is sometimes down by mice cutting in durihg the waltz A pastry diet is bad too mother in Hoboken NJ asks: "Is it true that tattooed women are barred from Mis a America contests?" A— No but there seems to be no demand for them The rules are however very broad A woman in Derby Conn dyed her skin red white and blue and only lost the victory in a Miss Barber Pole of 1948 contest by three lengths from TallahasQ— A seamstress see Fla writes to ask: "Can be used to stuff a sofa?" Q— OW that the Chrift is risen Now with the darkness gone The road lies out before us gpTC Upward and on and on ' There are His sandal footprints There is His form ahead Straight and Strong and compelling The Christ that they left as dead Nothing can dim His glory Nothing can Stay His feet And countless are they who follow Him down eac lane and Street A A— Yes cornsilk can be used and it Is good fun too Short lengths of cornsilk make it more exciting Golden Bantam corn is best Some people have done wonders stuffing sofas with lint collected from black pants man in Baltimore Md Q asks: “Will a halibut live in captivity and where can halibut bowls be bought?" —A And I would be one among them Along the Glory Way I would arise and follow The risen Christ today A young woman in Houston wants to know who invented clamrake? Q— Tex the (Send In your question to ear answer man and get the Important facta of life cleared ap so about you can go on your duties) UNREST ON CRUSOE'S ISLAND sweeping ("Unrest is reported in the Robinson Crusoe’s island South Pacific”— News item) Crusoe — Friday you don’t seem today What’a wrong? Friday —I’ve been Friday long I wanna be Thursday enough Crusoe — Why? Friday — It shortens the week come Crusoe — Come you must be Joking Friday— Not at alL I may even want to make it seem shorter by name to having my changed Wednesday Crusoe — We’re the only two men on this island We’ve been getting You’ve been my along famously man Friday— Yes the left but I feel a pull to Crusoe — Not here surely We’ve been very happy togetlw er have we not? Friday — There must be a capitalistic plot behind it somehow I’m so happy It must bo one way or another wrong Crusoe —Now run along and fetch me some coconuts Ffiday— There you go exploiting met Crusoe —Look we are both in the same boat How could one exploit the other? Friday— If I had a copy of the Daily Worker I could tell you This island is so remote I don’t even get Pravda A— A man named in Butte Mont once kept a male halibut in the bathtub of his home for seven months under the Impression it was a salmon The barracuda Is preferred as a house pet if what you want Is adventure Grace Noll Crowell A— I’m glad she asked that The curator of the Interquestion national Clamrake Museum and Oyster Fork Institute says it was named designed by an Englishman Zilch patented by two Frenchmen and built by a Canadian clam trapper This makes it a Russian invention o BY INEZ GERHARD she now has three on the air ("Kate Smith Sings" "Kate Smith Speaks" both on Mutual and her Music Smith’s "Kate Room" on ABC) Miss Sml'th can down and talk with you aa if comfortable a aha were just who knew a lot woman homey and housekeeping about cooking sit w — ' KATE SMITH many of radio’s women tars she is not so obsessed by her own career that an look comes Into her eyes whenever Peranything else is mentioned haps it la that warm human quality that makes her the most listened-twoman on the air Unlike When selecting “The Ten Out- standing Voices in the World" the National Academy of Vocal Arts named Ben Grauer’s as the "Most Authoritative” and Dan Seymour’s of as the "Friendliest ” because its warmth and complete naturalness" Production halted momentarily when Jean Dean walked onto the "Angela in Disguise" set at Monogram for her featured role in this latest of the Bowery Boys series Leo Gorcey Hunts Hall and the crew could hardly take their eyes who was off the gorgeous the original Varga girl model Formerly under contract at MGM lead In aha playa the feminine "Angela” Realizing during their travel that the traffic situation is becomthe March ing worse everywhere of Time editors decided to do something about it They consulted exrecomsolutions and perts got mendations and "Stop — Heavy Traffic" is the result It shows how Ad traffic can be and the methods used by some towns to work out the problem AARON IF PROFESSOR was famous he was not aware of this fact He was too busy in the field of with his experiments chemistry with teaching the undeof Maplerldge College rgraduates the rudiments of elementary science with papers writing in books and he set which forth (in an almost apologetic stjle) and the results of his experiments with reading avidly the works of such great scientists as Mona Oliver Davillier and Senor Alfredo Valle Indan both of whom had long ago won his respect and admiration He was an unpretentious looking little man this Professor Cheswick with pale blue eyes and hornrimmed glasses and a pasty comHe wasn't one to attract plexion attention or to assert himself He went about with a perpetual faraway look in his eyes There came a time when a problem presented itself that challenged his skill and knowledge He labored over it for days The days became weeks and the weeks months At last worn and haggard the little man was ready to admit defeat interview with the great man He was constantly being pressed for interviews What was it the American wanted to see him about? A problem? Ah yes Senor Indan was requested to solve so many problems It was very very doubtful if he would grant an Interview for such a slight matter However if the American would care to take his chances Senor Indan was to appear at a reception on Tuesday night Possibly there would be an opportunity to ask his question Professor Cheswick attended the reception He stood in line for unimhours s quiet unassuming portant looking little man waiting for his chance to speak to the great Senor Indan It came at last school At last the Mapleridge teacher and scientist stood before the man he respected more than in else the world anyone mu He was so overcome by awe that for a moment he Just stared Senor Indan frowned and Professor impatiently found his voice He stated his question The Senor’s brows arched in surprise "An unusual question Senor" he said "Frankly I cannot answer it There is only one man in the world with enough knowledge and He is learning to find the answer one of your own countrymen My is at good friend Mons Davillier this moment in America seeking an with this wizard interview whom the whole scientific world respects and admires yet who is so absorbed In his work that it is difficult to persuade him to appear in Aaron public I refer to Professor erf Mapleridge Cheswick college” piiiiie LAST ANSWER WEEK'S PT Time after time he returned only to find himself deHe visited every library within miles read every book by Davillier and Indan aa well as other great scientists that was available but without finding the answer It to feated In the end Profesor Cheswick He had an idea It was summer needed a vacation Why not take a month off visit Europe and perand Indan haps call on Davillier and ask them personally to clear up o burdened his the matter that mind? A week later Professor Cheswick sailed for France The little school teacher was s lonely figure He He struck up a few acquaintances wasn’t the type to attract people But he enjoyed the trip This was besomething he had never done fore He was the boat glad when docked Eagerly he looked ahead to his meeting with Mom Davillier But alas! The next day Professor Cheswick learned that Mont Davillier had gone to America for his summer holiday and was not expected to return for another month Th little acientist was depressed and disappointed His time was short Madrid where lived Senor Indan was a long way off Yet it could be reached be thought suddenly and excitedly by plane in a very short while TjE WAS DELIGHTED to learn Senor Indan was In Madrid it was difficult to obtain an that Yes fever note said of wine 16 Spigot 15 Tree 20 Light cavalry soldiers 23 Coloring agents 23 Chum 21 River (Chin) 27 Drinking vessel 29 Alcoholic liquor SL Jewish month 3 15 Music 14 Dry 33 31 5 Outer dress (Arab) 6 Loiter 7 Sharp 8 Scissors Craze 13 Crown 17 Greek 13 letter for alt currents 32 Device causing 34 Precious stone 36 Seizes 37 Measure (Arab) 39 Join OPEN TIE e (1 Q WHS tCLD ANJCARY MIOOtXCOFF OLIVER WERE TEXA'SUOOCN WAS AhO M1DDLE00FF fired a birdie: first OLIVER HOWEVER PORKY AN EAGLE on the WAITER had 0 I Wonder in What By GRANTLAND T WONDER IN uibet ftr off rings Jim Corbitt's spectre units on vitui? Wbtrt Jtff tries books end old Pits swings Or Louis spirts bis follow through Wbtrt is Jtch Dempsey’s crashing fisS As Tunney bolds tbt fot el bmy? Sity looking through the fogs end mists Wbtrt trt ghosts Thi of yesterday? Charles Rating Ezzard Since the melancholy spectacle In Chicago known as the NBA various heavyweight championship experts and noncombatants have been busy attempting to rate Ezzard Charles the winner The best would seem to place Charles rating somewhere between the and the period It is difficult to make any clear cut estimate since he was facing an who opponent refused to fight the same being Jersey Joe Walcott Charles is a better boxer than Max Baer Primo Camera and Jim Braddock He tms r Is no better a box- I r than I'lSSSp- 1 Sharkey or Max S chmellng happened to be He can’t punch with Baer Braddock or Schmeling i Far-O- Jack That period was a the Grantland Rice sad one for fight game — especially the heavyThis new era now weight game as or will in sad be just rolling possibly even sadder The winner of the Charles— Woodcontest won’t recock vs Savold quire much on either side This is just as well since neither side has much to offer At the very best such a meeting should be worth perhaps a $10 top if you happen to have $10 you don’t need There is no complaint about the NBA calling the fiasco a championship fight It was a terrible fight to watch from start to finish Jersey Joe Walcott started at a rather brisk pace but after the second round suddenly decided that he was through for the evening He had collected three pretty fair purses in a row and he had He had been around 19 years squeezed about all he could out of mediocrity You can’t keep on making lemonades out of one lemon situa Certainly the heavyweight Rings? ff RICE tion doesn’t want any more of Jersey Joe Walcott This recent show was one place where the promoters had to work without any working materiaL The fight mob for years had to fellows like been accustomed and Louis Tunney Dempsey who eould box and also punch of dynastick no was Tunney mite but he eould cut yon up and hurt you The fight mob to bad become too accustomed Joe Louis to start cheering for an Essard Charles or a Joe Walcott minus any part of personal appeal Or even impersonal appeal Charles was at least willing to fight while to Walcott the thought of hitting someone or being hit was decidedly abhorrent Walcott would have been an ideal soldier in the War of the Roses More About Charles Charles a serious is earnest young fellow who is a good boxer and who is willing But he is never overanxious He is carefuL He tried to make a fight of it but his punching was too feathery to make him dangerous Charles is not much of a puncher even with a fair shot at some antagonist Here was Walcott tn front of him for 15 rounds and yet Walcott emerges without a knockdown or a scratch outside of a split upper lip This isn’t the type of fighter who Is going to revive the lagging fight and start the multitude game cheering loudly For all of that Ezzard Charles is very likely the best left in the heavyweight fighter world today He should no have great trouble handling either Woodcock or Savold Woodcock never was very much and Savold is well over the hill Charles lacks He any touch of fire or flame is merely a pretty good workman who Is Involved with Inferior material Louis has been through for several years His title was worth at least a million dollars to some ambitious fellow who could learn how to box and punch The inducement has been the richest prize in sport The ring game has had at least six years in which to develop just one fighter one good fighter The net result has been Ezzard Charles who in baseball parlance would be rated a 270 hitter Gene Tunney stopped Tom Heen-eand retired in July 1928 Max Schmeling won from Jack Sharkey on a foul in July 1930 tRfix - iti 40 Covered with rust 44 Bog 47 Put on as clothes 48 Conclude 50 Herb (Hawaiian) vKHNSCN WINNING STREAKS OF 16 CONSECUTIVE GAMES 012 14 IN AND N 1925! hclek lost to SPORT LIGHT hzzz ALTHOUGH i iHEWSWCDMA NA — By Harold Arnett PADDED TUfMBLE IN CASE YOUR FINGER GETS SORE FROM YOUR THIMBLE WHEN SEW TRY USING YOU A MUCH LARGER THIMBLE AND PAD IT WITH THIN FELT THE FELT CAN BE held in &y means place CEMENT OF RUBBER ANY OR OTHER HOUSEHOLD CEMENT point A measure A bunch 41 Guido’e IF YOU HAVE CHICKENS AND FEED THEM BEETS CARROTS ETC YOU CAN MAKE A DANDY HOLDER FOR THESE VEGETABLES BY FASTENING THE COILS OF AN OLD BEDSPRING TO A WALL OR POST THIS HELPS TO PREVENT WASTE highest note 42 Unit of weight 43 Silent 43 Close to 41 Broad 49 Drinks " in small amounts PUZZLE NO 9 |