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By CLAY AIMS t) 0o4A R 22 APR 2 41 6165-82-8- After staying in the Bay of Japanese had a few forts arid had learned Yeti() for eight days and going ashore to deliver a letter to how to make small firearms TALMIUS APR 21 MAY 21 I - Walt Disney' " f)1 POLLAN IL YOOf Dolp Ad voty Gtocio According to the Stars To develop message for Thursday read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodloc birth Ilan Patoence Expfinsoes Don t 2 3 4 5 6 Secuttv 31 61 Your Etool 62 31 Aotind 63 34 To 64 65 )5 Arns 36 --Con 66 37 Unnt4e44ory 67 1 68 TpI 19 Provo 69 70 40 Eterng 3? scow I Peaceful Consideration OCT 24 Adopt 140s 22 Uncomtodobie but their weapons were far Yout It Wat Of from a match for those of the Your 7 Do GIMINI saoimutius Americans Associations 8 Your mAY 22' NOV 23 A Japanese leader suggested 9 Your r9? Appel:Not You 10 (Aped MC 22 As rAl iuNi that the American plan could 71 Now 41 By 11 You be accepted in a ilimited way 72 Pe lottons 42 Meets 12 Shouid 4444ao-- e 73 Piny 3' Strdnpor Two or threlf ports mold 83 wt8 CANCER 74 So' 14 Nesded 44 PeoD111 CAPRICORN for trade opened 75 Teo 45 Moues )UN( 23 15 Don t DEC 23 Commodore Per ry stayed 76 In 16 46 To Spot 23 )N: 20 47 Your 77 And 17 SuPOorred a$A'ay longer than had been ex- 78 Postpone 48 Md 18 The 2 6 915(7 peeled After an absence of 79 Money 49 Wide" 19 Limelight seven months he returned You 80 Iron 50 Best 20 81 Important ik0 51 f t AQUARIUS 21 Confine The Americans brought gifts' 82 !dem 52 141 JULY 24 22 B MN 21 from their president to the flo 83 23 Indiscretions 53 Mointoors ALK: 23 FEB ie 84 Confident S4 Low Japanese These included a 24 Dort t 85 55 To 25 a Help Pe'°ble"'s telegraph set sewing machine 86 0158490( 56 Other 26 Undertoke LI and a small steam locomotive 87 Deci VW 57 To 27 Are lestIGO FISCH The locomotive proved to be 88 Local 58 Omen 28 Yourself AUG 24 89 Appecoted FEB 20 59 Out 29 Plorrntui the most exciting of the gifts' 90 Ovetaeneto $AA4 2 pro 60 An 30 T rend Vf SEPT 22 Its It was placed on tracks and 86 was set in motion pulling a tiny ('1- Good Adverse PNeutril 'IC car The car was hardly large to hold a enough child but several nobles wanted to have rides One sat on the car and with his loose robe flying in the wind was pulled 1 The most suggestive of which around on the circular tracks "Big Muddy" empties at a speed of 20 miles an hour Into which one of these rivers? type of wood? Walnut Oak Columbia Hudson Colorado Uncle Ray Spruce Hickory Mississippi 5 Which one of the follow2 Which one of these titles ing is usually equipped with ranks highest on the college a propeller? faculty list? Scow Raft Barge Tug Professor Associate Ten Days Left to Enter the Assistant Instructor 3 A galaxy would normally be of most interest to which man below? Geologist Psychologist Chemist Astronomer A man Carbon 4 The adjective "black" is County Wednesday brought suit against a Salt Lake department store for injuries allegedly suffered WILL in a traffic mishap May 28 1951 A NEW SMILE! sHOW YOU R at 17th South and State G-- E The action was brought by REFRIGERATOR Lee A Williams Price in Third G-- E District Court Ile seeks damages of $16292 against Z C M I and Fred A Evans driver of SALT LAKE AREA a company vehicle involved in E the mishap dzt the Japanese from the American government Commodore Perry steamed alA ay Ile planned to return a few months later to receive an answer to the letter While Perry was absent there u as much talk among the Japanese about the proper answer to the letter The head of the powerful Mito house wrote to the Shogun asking: "Why should we trade our gold silver copper and iron for wool glass and other trashy articles?" Most of the other nobles in Japan had much the same viewpoint and many were worried about religion There was a widespread fear that while missionaries would follow the merchants and would try again to turn Japan into a Christian country On the other hand there was some fear of the cannon on American naval vessels The Age AlommalwoolowdribelmeAl 1113-17-41- U51-612i272- He should 4 (0 i - ee that cilstinguiclvd lookinq man with the Van Dyle Walt stay wet! Successful panter maybe J 4 JO Q Quiz for Today Orphan Annie O K Harold Gray By THAT TH CHARLEY-B- E RiteGUYSTATION ? 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