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A British Crossword Puzzle

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ACROSS

13 Shellfish (4).

DOWN

1 Unusual (5),

7 Heavy drinker (5).

2 Tells (7).

4 Eutives (5),

B Assert (4),

9 Harvest (4),

10 Remulnder (7),

12 Stupery (4),

15 Concise (5).

18 Curved (2).

16 Curven (2)

10 Discourage (3).

21 Gather together (5).

22 Ceremony (41.

23 Dund (6).

26 Outhouse (4).

20 Give

ive a right ta (1).

30 Peruse (4).

31 Roonan garment (4).

32 Insignificent (5).

33 PurchascH (4).

& Charts (4).

Dandy (4).

9 Brief (4),

(5)

11 Stupid (4).

16. Accurate

11 Observe (1).

16 Proclamation (5).

17 Deposits (4).

19 Bundle (4).

20 Garbed (7).

22 Tear (4).

24 Prepared (5).

25 Cuispires (5),

2 Express derision (4), . 38 Dult (4).

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Preci, 7 "Need, Ensue, 10 Olive, 11 Vust, 13 Restricted, 15 Rear, 10 Muse, Matingered, 22 Slut, 24 Ailke, 25 Adult. 26 Kiln, 27 Tesmed, Down; 2 Risks, 3 Cheer, 4 Scorch 5 Univerze, 6 Lees, 8 Evade, 12 Tired, 18 Ronips, 14 Treating, 17 Sm2, 10 Divant, 29 Grace, 21 Route 23 Laid.

THIS

YOU WERE

WALKING IN THE SNOW AND THE TWIGS ON THE TREES NICKED PIECES FROM YOUR FROST- BITTEN 'EARS

DREAM

100

MEANS: The dominant theme seems to be your ears and some anxiety

possible About you have damage to them: frost biles them, twiga nick

unfeelingly them, rative #bis

wear them as urnaments. Note "neck" and "nick": the rubean- elous mind likes to link similar sound and the images that go with them, "ears nicked" and

VIGNETTES OF LIFE

THE EARLY BIRDS - THEY ARRIVE EARLY AND STAY- LATE-JUST TO BE SOCIABLE

"GUESS WHO!

THE GUEST WHO CALLS

ALL HIS FRIENDS

THE FARTHER AWAY

THE BETTER.

"WE THOUGHT

YOU SAID IT WAS

TO BE FORMAL

SO SORRY!

THE.. GRAND ENTRANCE. EXPERTS

Four Books "O.K. To

Praise"

ONE-UPMANSHIP, Stophan of the patient; and Nurseman- decline-like those minor rajah tuins two admirably, drawn'

Potter, 8/6, Ruport Hart- ship, the art of getting one up in the Mogul Empire who came characters:

on the doctor and/or the te terms with thore aggressive Davis..

(1) THE DUKE, who, cheata, patient without actually marry Britists."

his servants out of their wagen ing either, is also described. • Ambitious For the

with R

There are alto brave dutiful and has suitably Edwardian capital "A"

Steuben Potter: Far fetched? Good Heavens, roldfees ke Lord Whybourne views on life, et.. "When my points out the next step forward No! Which of us has not met the who will behave with the same people were building an Ein- and upward, at the expense of doctor's telephone voler, fright- humane compotence in retreat pire they used to hang men to the other fellow naturelly, fully hollow and echoing as if as in triumph; and there are stop them stealing sheep. Now- ONE-UPMANSHIP, Vol. III in expecting a summons to sign a men of divided loyalties, lice adays that is considered quite. the Lifemanship series,

In unnecessary, Sleep do not steal warrant, or paralysingly Adam, Connell's hero, born death another elever and amusing tit brick, suggesting that doctor is Oregoya of British slock.

sheep." busier than pallent? Who at everybody who

always bus

Adam's last trip to Oragoya is hoklet an self-masters, build- the doctor who by by CEORGE MALCOLME THOMSON

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tempted to write for free has not experienced

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a "Body Like Mine," carningthis £1,000

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or gests that he goes without for much more siames actually cheating*

pyjamas than

"winning at

up-to-date to "rescu" his godson, Mark. the pallent Is from the Oragosan elvil We

But Mark wants to stay; he is

are divided.

Very lepleal; n novel charged world, with feeling and eloquence,

be projected top butten of your shirt or an Cragoyan, He will not be

is surprising to what lengths wearing? "Now just undo the Lifemanship can nud in what detail, by the in- whatever genious methods of the Lifeman wearing...." shi, Correspondence College.

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the business

(2) RALVATUE, wha, lives by writing begging totters and is curious aborts America ever

since he arked a. man from Chicago what he thought about Original Sin: "He said that he understood very well what meant but I must always member that New

.re.

York was

not typical of the USA." UNDER THE SEA-WIND, By. we can be might to lough at Lifemanship is equally place.

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their enemies this book Is ten-day course for young doctors

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reach the who much more effective. Doctors have a natural one-upness, and heights of Lifemanship there is For the school, by showing quickly the lille of "Lifemaster". and easily how to be the Danin- those who would attain it the Rued-Doctor type, breathing L.C.C. has devised the house.

and fond of

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institution is un remedles, or the Dama simple good-Scientist, who prides him- need not

sav by whom. self on having "forgotten the Jamlilar throughout the British starting symptoms of chicken- Army in the technique and pax." shows how to make the enunter-techniques of Washv- be best of it.

rhip Here there is much to But this in only one half of learni Wines manstily. Hands- the course, for there are those Across-the-Seamanship. Christ- who would learn the subtle and mos Giftmanship. Clubmanship

methods of over- and the rest, devastating coming the natural one-downness

THEN YOU WERE IN AFRICA · AND NATIVE GIRLS WERE USING

THE PIECES FROM YOUR BARS

AS NECKLACES

Jimables

ONE-UPMANSHIP is almost humour. of everybody's type cleverly illustrated, and, in its own language, O.K. to praise, TIME AND CHANCE. By John Connoil. Constable. 15s. 400 pages.

THIS is

a' novel about D political event-the ending of British rule in the mythical South American colony, Oragoya, But passionately although Connell cares about this imagin- ary Incident, he relates it to the emotions and personalities of his people.

Ha "vulaln," David Art- wright, twisted, 103-clever-by- half, ex-Don, makes the "traris- fer" of British power in Oragoya probably both "cars around neck"

represent a stepping-stone to political rd- damage to the cars. These word-associations vancement,

As the cynical diguise the meaning of the dream until they:

"There magnate puls it, are unscrambled.

Either you're beginning to be concerned adventurers and exploiters of about your cars or your hearing or you've had the decline and the twilight, anxiety in the past about such things and some well as of the bright morning present anxiety is recalling the past: as it tends and the advance... Mr Ark

wright is an adventurer of thei

to.

It's Party Time

THE BOYS DO NOT MIND RISKING A ROUGH TIME``. ON THE WAY HOME

WHEN THERE IS A GLAMOUR GIRL

AROUND

.COM, 1957 BY GENERAL FEATURES COMP, 114 WORLD RIGHTS RESERYLO,

WUNDE

NOTHING

WATCHING THE PARLOR-TRICK ARTIST"

WRECK THE FAMILY CHINA L

Oragoyan

are

pages.

A”

writes once more of the Atlan- tle reaboard of America,

S Menen has, in the past. written one good novel

mentioning that The D. of G. ishi bert to aute. It con- cerns a plot to cozen a hard- ulls, cels, mackerel, etc. But, all- boiled English-Italian duke into for her, the dominating,

bud compelling Agure is, as before, acknowledging the local boy as his natural son. It con- the tea itself.

Che SNAPSHOT GUILD

12 this flex" In making Part of the fun from pictures such prints, and thanks to a new photographio paper, there's no

need to woo a darkroom.

Prints in the Kitchen

BY HARRY WEINERT

"IT SEEMS AS

THOUGH, ETC.

BITTER ENDER – HAS NO MORE IDEA OF TIME THAN A SUNDIAL AT NIGHT

WELL LOOK WHO

IS. HERE -

LET'S MAKE

ITA PARTY

AT A KID'S. SURPRISE

PARTY IT IS THE

MOTHERS WHO GET THE SURPRISES

ALL SET FOR A QUIET TÉTE-A-TÊTE PARANT WHEN THE ORIGINAL PARTY BOY APPEARS,

FRIEND of mine came to me several days ago. and told me his son was eager to try developing and printing his pictures. "He's used a camera for the past few years...my friend sald, "and he enjoys it, But I can't quité seo selting_up n darkroom for him now. Who knows if his interest will hold?"

So I made a suggestion. to him....one that holds good for every canus-snapshooter who, feels he'd like to try his hand af darkroom work. I said to him, "Why not start your boy making prints in your kitchen?

Sce how, he likes it and if he wants- to further, then think about

A darkroom."”.

the

Going on, I explained that in pust year a photographlo paper has been developed which doesn't call for a darkroom. You can make contact prints from this paper under normal arti- ficial lighting. In fact, you can actually develop your prints safely with a 50-wait lamp only four feet away. Although there's no need to try it.

All that's needed to make a print with this paper is a print- ing frame and a No. 1 Photoffood The negative and print are in the frame, and exposed to the Photoflood lamp for a period of-about-two or three seconds, Then the print is developed and fixed by common photographle methods.

To make it oven caster,! It is Dow possible to buy chemicals for mixing developer, stop bath. and fixer, in a three-way single packet which contains the proper

quantity needed for handling about 50 prints 2x3% inches. Directions on the pack give full Instructions and you need only tear a corner from ons of the envelopes, mix the contents with water, and you have the chemical you

want.

In short, as I told my friend, there's no need for Investing a lot of money or loading up with a lot of equipment. If you fust want to try contact printing. Anyone who thinks he would. like to work in D darkronm should start qt this point. For mistakes in a print are easily rectified; a second print always can be mado, ut mistakes in developing negatives can cost you the piclurb you've'mad"-So naturally, developing one's own Begaliven is a second stop, preferably one that should bo trlod only after printing has been mastered, to DOW

-John van Guilder, *}|