8 THE CAROLINA TIMES SAT.; AUGUST 15. 1981 by Bill Murrey . . , " - -' KlRAT WAS AVWAWkfS GREAT MEAL, DEAR! The Fizzle Family now, i ll get 7 ' THOSE BROWNS BLACK GIANTS W MMOMTV FtATUMS IYNO.. INC "KJII That bill boy just destroyed your tip., kij stamps!" WORD SPOT Presidents , ..your trad- RAETCR RDOF - RVOHEO LYETR XOINN DIRNAGH TGNRA 2. EMNROO KNCOASJ LPOK . ARUTRH - CEYNKLIM ASMAD . DNAOMSI 1 WNIOLS , D Answers 4 uosuqof(pjoA jajuod) uosiJ'uosipoyy sujopv'Xoiui)! 'jm4Jv')oj 'uosor qpl003 (pJOM J9JU93) OJUOyVUOJQ'BuipjDH 'uoxi n ' joXi ' joaooh 'p jo j ' J04JO3, 27 MACiC MAPI EAJY MM- M XkKS TWO A eH lull n uvd in in inri tt'hrii iht Antcn pbrrd urww iIh hall - it Irb wrnhrln nn he madr m tppni fa The item . C i he -nnrr. ihrn much rhr ffnH (mI) wHh both Anc ri A 4nuhl much impiritim ill mult , ( I'M AFRAID ) - . fl COOkTED THE PU0D1N6 TMINORlTV FCATUMf VNO. INC OUVER CROMWELL , Cromwell was born, in Columbus, N.J., around .1752, but hit ptrencage ii obscure. He is said to have been raised by Thomas Hutchins, his maternal uncle, and made his living as a farmer. . Cromwell returned to Columbui after the war, married and lathered 14 children, eight of whom he outlived. Known as an honorable man, he is said never to have "chewed tobacco nor drank a class f ardent spirits." . r": r . In his Jatcr years. Cromwell, who drew government pension of S a year, lived on Last Union Street in Burlington, ti.J. - He died on- lan. 2 I. in? 3, in the town of bis birth after passing his Ulllth hinhday. Cromwell was buried in the churchyard of the Broad Street Methodist Church in Columbus. One of those who stood fast in the' crisis was a free black toldiei by the name of Oliver Cromwell. Cromwell had enlisted at the outset of the Revolution in a company commanded by a Capt. lowery, attached to the 2nd New Jersey Regiment. He would see the war to its end. And he would share in a great dramatic moment: Washing ton's crossing of the Delaware. - - Celebrityavorld Well, if it isn't the GREAT MARVELOUS. BREATHTAKING. REDD FOXXI si The WORLD'S SECOND GREATEST BLACK COMEDIAN! MMOMTY rtATUMM IYNO.. INC Crossword Puzzle ACROSS l. Containers 5. Tibetan monk . Bovine 12. Aid 13. Spoken , 14. Haill ' 15. Marco 16. Sifted 18. Permit 20. Mixes 21. Agreements 25. Tree 20. Tighten 30. Golf mound 32. Eggs 33. Carrier 34. Hearing organ 35. Wager 39. Natives " - of Spain 38. Grande 40. Show scorn 41. Corpulent 43. Not fresh- tree 47. River ducks 53. Three rrrrrrrrr'!. ia" T" TT ;; j T" T " T" " T" T 1r mT " T" " l ;3f ll5 iTTTT"" - j ai Ji" ""j sT""" I,,-,,-,,! juJ AJU 7r" "rir"-"""""? i,.,; tt ''' SuJ -L. . . k ITT gtc .-s - it,;.iu 61. Image - 54. Fitted with 82.Candlenut shoes 55 Aviv.' ' 56. Germ of life 57. Numbers Atnw t Vwato ?N auriolaiais ri-tla x ooRs oTSIwwy; tf 22! . i 5 t 7 v x fj i d S q us V i NVJ S lS9 in I jTSIs no ? sfa T Ifs; r o iHv a 9 n ITS WBrtr oioj 3 Ay "fi o T si a y f o M.jvwvhiLJ U-oU DOWN ,. 1. Dad . 2. Greek coin 4 3. Relate 4. Bends 5. ' Angeles 6. Curve 7. Injure 8. Beverages ; .Food- - ; - storage box 10. Aloft 11. Marries 17. Greek letter 19. Power units: elec.. 22. Cute short 23. Giant 24. Picture 26. Male swan 27. Extra work . . period 28.0f a-country 29. Attempts -31. Bitter vetch . 37. Painter , 39, Not in 41. Tift . 42. Makes lace 44. Pain 45. Diving bird ' 46. Finishes 48. Anger 49. Falsehood 50. Grass t square, . .

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