Coral Gables Riviera-Times

Friday, October 24, 1947, page 10 (of 12)

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WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Answer to Previous Puzzle: MARAUDER BOMBER | ATE SAME ORE VA | ROAM CID WEAPEN | EMPEROR READING | LEI HARDY | TEST TEENY KED | WOEVERT RADIOS IRE | ONCE BARED STEW | BLISS ADO | GARBAGE SMOLDER | USO CO AT MARTIN DZKA | NE GET SO MARAUDER | SYNODS PP MARAUDER. HORIZONTAL: 1 Pictured screen star, Samuel - 11 Greaser 12 Public storehouse 14 Mineral rock 15 Constellation 17 Jewel 19 Goose's sound 21 Gallon (abbr.) 22 Bargain event 24 High card 26 Drone bee 27 Make new again 30 Anthems 33 Symbol for sodium 34 Girl's name 35 Course 38 Prostrate 41 Important metal 42 Hawaiian wreath 43 Consumes 45 Collection of sayings 48 Asiatic weight 49 Coal scuttle 51 Pointed part 52 Cabin 53 Manifesto 55 American frontiersman 57 He is the most - in Hollywood. VERTICAL: 1 Untie 2 Ventilates 3 Island (Fr.) 4 Music note 5 Pull along 6 Genuine 7 And (Latin) 8 Joke 9 Mimics 10 Made anew 13 He is a - actor 16 Sun god 18 He is a - performer 20 Frozen water 23 Land parcel 25 Brisk 28 Abstract being 29 Existed 31 Poem 32 Light knock 36 Narrow inlet 37 Hymn of praise 39 Click beetle 40 Born 44 Sodium carbonate 45 Against (prefix) 46 Symbol for nickel 47 Abbot 48 Food fish 50 Discount (abbr.) 52 Torrid 54 Cases (abbr.) 56 Bone

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McCormick Re-elected Riviera Prexy

Sam H. McCormick, incumbent president of the Riviera Country club was re-elected to office at elections held at the club by members Monday night. Other officers elected were: James R. Lowry, first Vice-president; Thomas P. Caldwell, second Vice-president; T. A. Lucchesie, treasurer; and W. L. Gray, Jr., secretary. Eight members were elected to serve two years each on the Board of Governors. They are: Alfred T. Eldredge, Thomas P. Shelley, Inman Padget, Stuart Patton, W. Keith Phillips, John R. Ring, Hawley Russell, and Dr. Arthur Welland. Elected to serve on the board of governors for one year were Frank D. Newman and Dr. Joseph S. Stewart. The new slate of officers and Board of Governors assume their duties immediately, it was announced by the election board.

Saey Has It

Al Rojero, Jacksonville Naval Air Station heavyweight, hadn't lost a fight in six years in the ring until he tangled with Art Saey, Miami's intercollegiate champ. Art TKO'd the sailor in the second round.

LOOKING AT SPORTS

By DON CUDDY. When the state football championship was claimed for the Hurricanes last year by virtue of their win over Florida, Rollins college supporters put up a squawk; Neither team had risked anything against the Tars - so the Winter Parkers claimed the title too. Friday night at the Orange Bowl there was some sense to that argument. The Tars showed themselves to be a classy ball club; not just an inspired one but a well-coached, hard-running and alert eleven. 'WE WANT CAMPBELL' Prediction: Every time the going gets rough for the Hurricanes from here on in a chant will rise from the Miami section: "Give the ball to Campbell and let him run." It's difficult to describe what makes a ball player colorful - but the former Navy bosn's mate who was all-state in football, basketball and baseball in Caldwell, N. J., definitely has it and is eager to roll for the Hurricanes. Coach Jack Harding now has Hal Johnson, the boy who runs with his head . . . Al Kasulin, the boy who makes with the feet - and "Whitey" Campbell - the boyish wingback who runs with his heart. Until the U. of M. comes up with a player who has it all the way . . . "Whitey" will be the people's choice. Add that he is also the wizard who will make Miami sportsmen basketball conscious now that the Hurricanes have the Coliseum. CANNED 'SPIRIT' The Rollins stands Friday had plenty of spirit - but some of their demonstration was more of the prize ring variety than what one is accustomed to at the Orange Bowl. You can say what you want about Miami fans . . . rarely have they ever booed an opponent as the Rollins rooters did Friday. Harry Ghaul got the raspberries when he attempted a fourth down field goal from the 21-yard line . . . and they abused Hal Johnson when he merely asked the referee for a towel. Most of the times that more than one orange and white jersey was in on a tackle the chorus from the south stands bewildered the men on the field. The Hurricanes never play touch football rules, but (Please Turn to Page 11)

INKLINGS By Jarvis

JUKE BOX. "Where does the money come out if I win the jack-pot??!"

PEGGY

DOGGONE IT! MR. TILLER ASKED ME TO TAKE THIS WAGON OVER TO AL BROWN'S, BUT ELLAWEEZ IS TOO CONTRARY...GUESS I'LL HAVE TO GIVE UP! JABBER, YOU UNHITCH HER AN' I'LL PHONE MR. BROWN AN' TELL HIM I'LL HAVE TO BRING IT WHEN SHE'S NOT SO CONTRARY! WHAT TH...? LOOK'IT THEM GO! IMAGINE MY EMBARRASSMENT, DAD, WHEN I HEARD THE GIRLS WHISPERING BEHIND MY BACK! THEY WERE PLANNING A WIENER ROAST AND I HEARD PEGGY SAY--" FREDDIE IS VERY HANDSOME BUT I WOULDN'T GO OUT WITH HIM! HEAVENS, NO! I'D RATHER STAY HOME! OH, HIM! --I COULDN'T UNDERSTAND IT--THEY ALL LOVED ME LAST SUMMER-- THEN TO MY HORROR I OVERHEARD THAT WHISPER-- FREDDIE! BZZZ! BZZZ-- FREDDIE! YEAH, HIM! BZZZ! --SO, DAD, IF YOU DON'T WANT MY LIFE BLIGHTED ALL WINTER, LEND ME ENOUGH TO BUY A TOP FOR THIS!

MUTT AND JEFF By Bud Fisher

WELL, WHAT CHA THINK OF MY PLAY? I THINK THE ENDING SPOILS IT! ENDING? THAT'S ONLY THE BEGINNING! YEH, THE ENDING IS TOO FAR FROM THE BEGINNING! THERE--THAT'S THE ENDING! MUTT, WHY DON'T YOU HAVE THE VILLAIN SHOOT HIMSELF INSTEAD OF TAKING POISON? WHY? SO IT WILL WAKE UP THE AUDIENCE AT THE END!

REG'LAR FELLERS By Gene Byrnes

I HEARD YOU CHUCKED UP YA JOB WITH NOODLENADDLE! I DID. THAT GUY WANTED ME T'WORK LIKE A HORSE FOR A MIZZIBLE THREE DOLLARS A WEEK! Y'KNOW, JIM, THAT'S SOMEPIN' I NEVER COULD UNNASTAN'. WHAT'S THAT? WHAT TH' HECK WOULD A HORST DO WITH THREE BUCKS A WEEK?

JITTER By Arthur Pointer

SUE, THIS IS JITTER. WOULD YOU MIND KEEPING YOUR EYE ON JIM WHILE I AM WORKING? IT'LL BE FUN, TRIXIE! I'LL TAKE HIM WITH ME WHEN I GO TO THE BEAUTY PARLOR! ...AND THEN THIS EMINENT EUROPEAN BEAUTY EXPERT SAID TO ME..."MRS. GOTROCKS, YOU HAVE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL JET-BLACK HAIR I HAVE EVER SEEN! JITTER, GET ME A BOTTLE OF SUN-GLO OIL... GOOD HEAVENS! MY HAIR!!.....MY HUSBAND WILL SUE YOU FOR THIS! ...AND THE PRIME MINISTER OF ENGLAND IS THE HEAD OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS AND THE HEAD OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS... REGINALD!! ARE YOU PAYING ATTENTION? ER-ER, YES MA'AM THEN REPEAT THE LESSON!! THE PRIME MINISTER OF ENGLAND HAS TWO HEADS!

BACK HOME AGAIN By Ed Dodd

DON'T WORRY (SOB!) I WON'T EVER MAKE YOU ANOTHER ONE... YOU WERE ALWAYS TALKING ABOUT HOW YOUR MOTHER USED TO MAKE YOUR SHIRTS AND I THOUGT WITH THIS SHORTAGE ON I'D TRY IT AND... (BOO - HOO! SOB!) THAT YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE!

VIRGIL By Len Kleis

GOING TO BED ALREADY? YEH! I WORKED HARD TODAY! I SHOVELED TEN SIDE WALKS -- EVERYONE IN TH' BLOCK TEN?--I THOUGHT THERE WERE ELEVEN HOUSES IN OUR BLOCK---?

INKLINGS By Jarvis

"Hmmm--seems'like there's something I'm forgetting tonight!"

Jenny and Benny by Art Winburg

MMM MM GOOD FEED YEH IT'S GOOD BUT-- WHERE IS THE DESSERT?

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