Speed Queen Wins International Women's Air Race * a H>* Marion P. Jayne, a Palatine, 111., mother of four, repeated in ""1 as the winner of the "Angel Derby" women's international i ftCl a ' r raCe ' T^e 2,743 statute mile cross-country race was from ia STIJI AiW Columbus, Ohio, to Managua. Nicaragua. Marion, who was |pn|{r' sponsored by the manufacturers of Speed Queen laundry appli ances for home and commercial use, has been a pilot for six ' fars ant ' on 'y began her air racing hobby three years ago. She ' S a self ' mo ' ivated woman with top-flight competitive spirit, as • •• shown in her other high-ranking women's air race finishes. TELL ME * | POUMO OF BUTTER ? ERTeN VQPP ' THE BUTTER/ IT MRS ABOUT PAMDPIKR PVGMPIER ( 3.3QQ calories per found... sugar xT measures but JR of p»n HAS 18QO CALORIES PER POUND f INCH IM LENGTH f t r WHICH IS THE LARGEST IHOVJ MANS BLUE-PRINTS ARE^? 7 . •FLB SPREAD OF K FEET... IS THE- PRINTS F*RE NEEDED TO BUILD . V/ORLD'S LARGEST FLYING BIRD? ONE BATTLESHIP? PRATTLE 4 TATTLE I SAID, DON'T YOU THINK My I CAN'T H6AR A WORD n r- Niece HAS A BEAUTIFUL yOU'RE SAyiNG WITH DON'T you THINK WHAT VO/CfiT | 1 THAT GIRL SCREECHING MY NIECE HA9 A 010 YOU | LP UP! PUGGY I'M LUCKY I K IMAY I RAVE A FREE"II M-M...MOW NICE V. HY MY "TWIN BROTHERU CAME "THIS WAV 0 IWISH I HAD MORE! SfltD YOU'RE GW\Y\G v "— \RWPV6ftMPi^y THE FIZZLE FAMILY By H. T. I!mo £D UK6 fO RPPLVIKOKff/'. FILL OREirrJIMHe HOUR 6 IS... 1 - ft)R -THE tTOO VOU HOURS HERE ? luMflL "THE WORK, WNERTISED IMIHIS .WE'LL fBLK petRIUS! 7/ ISM*T ! —— y I the flying willoughbys WHER WILL BE EXPECTING \ YOU KNOW, DEAR, I ( THANKS ff I US &EFOBE PINNER J READ SOMEWHERE. v t THAT A MAN DEVELOPES ? J SPH MO?e FATI6UE DRIVING AOOO PETEY AND HIS PALS >«y J- maxwell I .an' HE says HIS "1 /"YEPf stuffy heard 3 M 'ij POP AIN'T GOIN' TOj J THE DOCTOR SENDIN' 1 TkHEA .— — f H;mtd WAPMEf? /STUFFY GINNIS CAN'T SNOW v/ ~ N / V~ L,M^'e - ' r UP AT OUR CLUB MEETIN'S ANYJ "/ \ C HONEST? J If INGENUITY IN HOME **JHT>R*BL£SAL£ TSPTC/ALLY POPULAR TODAY, AH D FASHION CALLS FOR THE)W TO 8F COVERED WTTH FLOOR-LENGTH CLOTHS. THE TRICK IS TO ORDER THE &GHT AMOUNTOF MATERIAL AMD CUT IT TO THE PROPER SHAPE. HERS. FROM THE MAKERS OF LUFKIN TAPE MEASURES, IS THE EASY MY TO DETERMINE THE EXACT AMOUNT OF CLOTH YOU NEED a IF YOU'RE GOING TO DRAPE TUB COVSH OYER A ROUND TABLE, MEASURE THE DIAMETER OF THE TABU TOP, TAKE ONE-HALF OF THIS FIGURE, AND ADD THE HEI6HTOF THE TABLE. THE RESULT IS THE RADIUS OF THE CIRCLE YOU NEED FOR '.•OUR PATTERN. Hi The Russian sturgeon sometime] weighs mora than a ton! "WITH FiSW $£A'E» WERE £ARKIEP IN PATTLE! I || ,|||l!,„. (\# A tr6A» OF THE CMIRICAHAUA 1 I I I AlftcHe (UPIAMS.ACtOAKOFI*»WI»I9H.»ry, i i .Jt°rT'^«""^""'f sT Tiiiiirt'' Q "SM/€to"j\\K IS Hl&HLl^® Bur WHICH 6UAROS |K /. if ~~ H A6AIWS.T iMVl*|olf ewEM.es Ifi | ja I IS PKOVIPEP BY EVERY OROCERY 11 U - - it r I AMP SUPERMARKET THROUGHOUT iW lit "■ AWE RICA. IT IS THE WAUL OF —JW -^—=== H i ' —- *- *' .* THE METAL CAU OR GLASS JAR ~ THAT SAFELY KEEPS HUVKIBLE6EeM^^^^^O!^^- Akip SPOKES AWAY FROM THE " -L --wholesome AiJPTAsry foopwithim: " Artasian wells are named for Artois, France I . *•" \ ''• —'• *'." Li ; ■' 8 /,, // fu/t SptW* MOT CHILDREN'S COLDS The three Rs reading, (wanting, and (a)rithmetic should be joined by a fourth runny nose. Few mothers would argue this suggestion. Children have more colds than anyone, and the com mon cold spreads rapidly through a school community, before it goes home to infect entire families. In a medical article on common cold, a pediatrician wrote that the common cold is the most common type of illness in his practice, and the most frequent type of minor illness in temperate zones. "Almost everybody, includ ing physicians, has one or more common colds per year," he added. Colds should not be neg lected, physicians warn. Seri ous complications may develop. In children, otitis media is the most common of these an inflammation of the middle ear in which mucus clogging the eusta chian tubes traps germs which cause infection. f'V HOME '• BUYING Traditionally geared to the young and the old, apart ments are becoming an all ages answer to some housing needs. Apartment construction is booming, according to the National Association of Home Builders. In 1971, 44 percent of new homes will be I J&L, x ainH multi-family units. Included in this classification are town houses (attached houses), gar den apartments (three stories and under), and high-rise apartments (four floors or more). Whether bought as condi miniums or co-operatives, or rented, most new apartments offer the built-in promise of carefree living. And many have such extras as putting greens, swimming pools, tennis courts, central laundry facilities, community recrea tion centers, and even sauna baths, for the use of owners and tenants. Mild nose drops such as Neo-Synephrine are most often recommended to keep nasal passages free and eusta chian tubes open. The drops are available in special pedi- atric strengths of 1/8 and 1/4%. They should be used according to package instruc tions, or as directed by the physician. The child with a cold and fever often loses body fluid when the fever makes him perspire. He become* "dried out" which lowers his resis tance to germs still more. Drinking milk, water, fruit juices, and carbonated bever ages helps to prevent dehydration. To help prevent spread of infection at school and at home it is wise to have every member of the family (and at school, every member of the class, if possible) wash hands frequently with an antibac terial skin cleanser such as pHisoHex. The cold victim should also be carefully in structed to cover his coughs and sneezes, and to place soiled paper tissues in a dis posable receptacle. KENTUCKY 0 BOURBON IT DIDN'T |jgg| COME EASY! Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. 86 Proof. Echo Spring Distillery. Louisville. Ky. e 1971 SATURDAY, NOT. 20, 1171 THE CARCUM TIW mfamS W " Mf HiH£££" iK w . liiKv eizm-iUAi uATm/; CROSSWORD '— ACROSS DOWN 1% Pun -- Abel's 1. Llama of feat BWrjcltWcraralTW father Peru vege- 9fK>64ußjpnCnn3 S. Vehicle 2. Perceive* table " j»' II IMP 8. Oirl'a 3. Toward 1» Prix* name the fighter's PHEQSiEHBB Uoo'a sheltered aim fej3lgJß? pride aide 30. Radical jl Ji ' . IjJBB 'J.LIJ 10. Projecting 4. Bulk 21. Writer ISflflJuslßgllwilvl enda of 5. Carp of HIM churches 6. Cuckoo# aacred 11. Dispatch 7. Save aonfi boat 9. Capital 23. United 28. Organs of 13. Spiked of Nations sight war cluba Wiaconain 24. Haa 30. Shun 14. Platea (var.) 10. Oriental 25. Bu* 33. Back 15. A combat nurae 27. Merry. 34. Mother Pilot 12. Bones mak- 39. Sandarac 16. Lubricant (anat.) ing tree 17. Pronoun V77^\ —II B U VS/S/AS —B —l7 VSA 31 co*i nt %% gii 24. Siberian 3 -fe. V~--W--ZW-~- capacity w 32. Temerity 34. Mrs. I? 'T/ ? 7 7?* 3aSST" H—P JPP 5 38. Dip out, //t J$*L 1 ll ill 1= 'Che Sportsman's Corner * by Clark Webster, Remington Wild Life Expert FROM THIS HE»TAGE ,A V H J GREAT TRADfTION Of GOOD ,A l[flW\ SHOOTING, S«SRTSMAtfSHIP yj Hi J// ijf J POORS AND WILDUFE WAS \ ; BORN.THIS TWVPMON PAS IJ§ WTMRNWRW FAm^O D |oNWR K PROM ANOTHER TRAPMORT MAS I /VMFR'VF/YFTV JMWW BEEN HANDED R3WN FROM IP' f ' 1 REMINGTON'& 22 CALIBER t| I /-{■ l/ii if MODEL 580 "BOY'S RIFLE * R/V^K V/Y * PERFECT PORTHT B£- ,y*Tf Nvc GINNING SPORTSMAN. IT'S / / —\j A SWNPARD MODEL EX- 5B

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