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Make money in a business of your own. —no capital required —no investment —no interference with your college work —start in your own home town —you have the entire sum- mer in which to gather momentum —and once under way this business will go on paying you a regular monthly in- come right through your college years. This is a dignified business «+. and the opportunity is out of the ordinary. We sug- gest that, if you are inter- ested, you write at once for complete information. No obligation on your part. Address JUDGE 16 East 48th Street New York City 1, 4. Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 384 Submitted by Mildred Corlette, Nashville, Tenn. Horizontal Cleaner Uppers (init.). His Nibs. ). This should never be knifed. i To enjoy poor healt |. This one got his, if the government left any. . A fabulous old bird. An American institution which diminishes rap- idly in summer. . Jeeves. ). American Rotund Ladies’ Union. . Turned up the worms. . I'll take —— — —. |. How Surrealist art looks to most of us. . Where they didn't find the bank robbers. . Aunt Minerva claims she had one when she was young. . What he said he loved her for. |. A banke: . This is reply. inctly negative. }. We all have a lot of these. . A summer coat, . Preposition, Before the fix. . Ouch! ). A common article. . Junk sea. |. What golfers are always trying to go around in. Old Elms. . Poetic yarn. ). Cerebellum's child. . Pertains to the boss's letter (abbr.). . What dogs do on flower beds. . This one’s complicated. . We hear they say this to Hitler's face. Part of the king’s privilege. Home, sweet home to the gypsies. . These are very moving pictures. . Land of the spree (init.). . A regular old grind, . If you do this, watch out for bill collectors. . Famous night spot. . This will keep you in the pink. . What ping-pong players fight over. Vertical . How to start a daisy-chain. ». Just so, to a Latin. |. How to keep jokes. }. These hang around in clusters. . Feminine secret. . Lots of collegians get this in June (init.). . Oklahoma Threshing Society. . Headquarters of organized labor. . Poor place to take a walk at present. Division of time. |. What actors do on their vacations. Shucked. }. Wears away. . Junior’s parking place. 19. Change direction. An old ch substitute for water. If you didn’t like that one, try this. Patronage. 2S. Conscientious objector. 26, Walking around in a fog. 27. Good presidential timber, according to dad. 33. Sock breaker. Beginning to be irate. 36. Over the bottom. 40. Small edition. 41, Add an afterthought. 42. How a silly girl acts when she takes a drink. 43. To park on a high place. i 44, Support of the White House. 46. King. 48. Expert Manufacturers International Alliance. $0. The bachelor’s last stand. 53. The start of a city in Bombay Province. (Sorry!) SS. Pretty sour outside of California, too. 8 What most people do where they get bumped. ‘$9. What to do with your money. €0. If this goes far enough, it will achieve anony- mousness. 61, Short cigarette. 62. What the country cousin stood in before the skyscrapers. 63. Any old hen'can do this. 66. You, getting familiar in French, comicbooks.com