The Leaf-Chronicle from Clarksville, Tennessee • 10

Fiji 10 )Hs UARKaYILLs lUf-CnRONlCl-i, tab. 1 1, Ikafe JUDT5 SAXON DlLTON. DO PIP ME SAY PO VOU BELONG 1 MMV I INK I I nB mm THERE'S itlV HmIZiT bp riffPriii 1 1 VOU STILL OR THE POST OFFICE? Sotnags in $tporlr TWAT TCVUPir Ai FANCIERS' LIBRARY A A MEETING I THE AQUARIUMS SS-- UCH, I SAVE A' Vp SSICaT 1 1 Saxon ups6T me, HE's lj Business pon'tukb a PEOPLE -BUT YOU ctS' THAT WAY f. WHAT YOU'RE C-ffr A PON'T TURN ME WOULCN'T BUT V0Uf.Jy-s. f- TT Mr.UT I Akin lAADiL.r- i 1 CLUB? XV n.

1 fO PILTON'S ii, you'll like I mam jSSl mhl rt Vfl 1 1 MARRYINS i-J PAUGHTER iVll Bw-WvJ ben hutchins jr A. II viLr. A I tiSn lf JUST TO NOT SO LITTLE, brVOTlfl T. i I I sssl Iff fl rf" ---J Ul What do you think are the greatest difficulties hi making marriage work? (This question was asked of students of Clarksville High School in connection with Gilbert's column, "What young People Think." Nelle Dunlop Senior "I think perhaps the greatest pro i JrVLIET JONES THE PHANTOM 1 tl YES, WE DIP I blems to overcome will be lack of -knowing the sincere meaning of GUESS WE KIND OF MISJUPGED VIC WELLS, ISC P1ANA PHONED SHE) WiL-lF WAS FLYING-LILy Mby -SAIPHERVOICEWASOPP.) 4Ji NEXTTLIIN6 WE EKV TOE RAPIO NEWS i Pth.jY i want wu folks to 3Sia Lvou'll get iCC ORGANIZE CAR SQUADS Jr THE TURNOUT AT ,4 i r-vTliU T0 SERVICE VOTERS WHO LIVE I fcuih A 7 3 J) "-A MORE THAN A COUPLE OF W( MACHINE LIKE rWr 1J fA i BLOCKS FROM THE VOTING MAYOR HATCH '5, It i i i BOOTHS. EVERY CITIZEN YOU NEED JKt')i COUNTS.

AND IF YOU HjtftVP EVERY ED6E I I WAKE IT EASY TO Ai'mV YOU CAN fi HUH, Robert Taylor Senior JULIE being able to straighten out the problems you have tween your- selves without losing your temp WHAT irS0UNPS SILLY SHE WHY PIPSHE HERE'S THE STRANGE -THAT THE PHANTOM STRANG ABOUT AWAS 60IN6 TO NISHT CHOOSE AN S. PART. SHE 6or YOUR ANCESTOR HAP ANP SCORPIA? SCHOOL-D0IN6 A ANCIENT PI CATE) INTERESTED PARTIALLY PESTROYEP SAP TOM PAPER BANPTVVRITAUSE SHE jy tij ers and not understanding each other." Nancy Vaden-Junior "I sup- nose the greatest difficulty would be reasoning out problems logic ally." CAN-, JJ I Ernest Woodson-Junior "Be ing too jealous and not trusting each other." BUZZ SAWYEB BEETLE BAILEY i I JUsrweMl'MMrriHa YOUR BLONDE DIVIKlQ FRIEND SEEMS TO BE SHE'S SWIMMING OUT AFTEP 1 n.nuiinicis nun tut Keu-MHlKbV rtflUS -v 1 I WHATS THE -f -HURRY i vfKt WTkK, WOLFr HAS TO BREAK IT UP! Karen Flatt Sophomore t- "Keeping things secret, and not talking matters over sensibly." Liverwort The Woman's Missionary So- ciety of Liverwprth Church of God met Thurixlay for the regular i monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Carney Jones. The program opened with the-group winging, "Where He Leads Me I'll Follow" followed with prayer with every member leading in prayer.

Mrs. Otis Seratt, led this testimone- PVT BAlLEy HE 6AY5 YOU'ISE 16 THAT YOUR ALWAYS CLOWN IN6 TEUE? tY SENT YOU TO CM 0 AROUND Is 4- 11 service. Miss Ruth Gerhart, gave a reading "Three, Are Song, "All Around Us Soul's Are "The Kingdom of Glory 'Is Com-' ing Soon" was given by Mrs. John-' NANCY 1 nie Oldham, Carney Jones, 1 THE MUFFINS By Geo. CrensfaoJ CROSSWORD -i5y Mrs.

Otis Seratt and Mrs. Mary Gerhart. There were twelve members present to enjoy a noon lunch and social, hour, I The meeting c'osed with prayer by Mrs Ruth Gerhart to meet -Thursday. March 6 with Mrs. Eula So-Jth with Mrs.

Carney Jones having charge of the program. New Providence Mr. and Gilbert Puritt -h I 1 I I WHAT AM I I NANCy HELP ME SUPPOSED TO DO. 3 I ILl i ADVERTISE OUR WITH THESE? ITV fM? "lC sZlimm mL 'yl" 8 r.fc 2- BLONDIE IT: REallv need I i thought of builoing a ten- I a little house like e-lfl 'l 'HiliY iut 1 tARH0USe ROOM HOUSE, BUT I FIGURED IT UVE IN NOW rL 4 1 SAtFi FOR CXIR FAMILY WOULD BE TOO MUCH HOUSE- rC PRACTICALLY rKwZriS- 1 ANYPLACE J- rSrfr--f' WORK FOR -s KEEPS THAT i i mfr Ql0H0rWh i. ITSELF rsQ and son Kenny of Gallatin Tennessee spent the weekend with'.

ii iwilini 1- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Puritt and Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Bessie' and family.

Douglas, '8 months old, son of Mr and Mrs. Douglas! has been in Memorial Hospital. for several day, for treatment of. penumonia.1 "Mr, and Mrs. Richard Hayes of.

Nashville visited her sister Mrs. J. T. Hearld and Mr. Hearld on 1 Tuesday night and Wednesday.

They also, visited Mrs. Hayes parents Mr. and Mrs. R. P.

Wood son. VERY CONVINCINd, fiRIDLY, BUT I THINK THE FlSH LOOK ENOUW WITHOUT TH6 FANFARE, Mrs, Nell Mann is in Memorial: Hospital suffering irom burns sustained when their home burned 2-11 ion RecLPiwrnioN wft practiced WTHE ANCIENT OF PERU HORIZONTAL 45. U. S. cabinet FARMERS CARRIED RICH SOIL i kJ 15,000 rtcT UP IN THE on night.

Mrs. W. Ellis, Mrs. I'm, Biggers and Mrs. Frank Darnell-were in Springfield on Wednesday of last week because of the death.

of their great Uncle Ben Williams-who died at his home in Cooper-' town at the age of 91. PtNUEs to Terraced dusr wide enoush 10 6R0W ft DICK TRACY 2. black bird 3. possessive pronoun 4. girl's name 5.

short for Alfred 6. actress Beulah tself. centered 11. like a plastic substance 13. number 20.

towards 21. part of church 22. pack tight 23. possessive pronoun 24. accomplish IX.

definite article Row of STARTING AT THE CITV UAI 1 rr CO NORTH ON 51 FOO VsT soTiNY rr cfN roost IN CRMK IN 1. remain inactive 5. aid 9. London suburb 12. literary collection 14.

eggs 15 ascended tercoTijiTnctiorr 17. actor Hafrison 18. concerning HOLD IT LET WE TRACE 1 THATOI THE MAP-AS WE GOJ I SOUTH ON BOULDER TO ROUTE 7. C0R7 if ONE MILE. THIS BRINGS post 48, exclamation 49.

deed 50, consumed 51. spiny shrub 55, wrath 56 genealogy. cal trops 58. heavenly "toffy 59 Gaelic 60. mineral springs VERTICAL 1.

armed LISTEN CLOSELY. THE INSTPJUCTIONS ARF. IKI THPEE IUKN WIGHT ON 7 FOR 267 YOU TO BENSON TOWN. MILES TO ROUTE. 3i MOW 15, IHI3 15 PART ONE person For Better Healtli 8.

city in 29. frozen Lebanon water "9rHtrcd -book 30; soon of Moslems 31. in this Tit. pcrTHTnlllg' combat 10. always ft Most Food Additives Relatively' Answer to yesterday's puzile.

Safe 1 By C. A. Dean, M. D. MEDITORIAL: Nutrition un-' i fri i I I OuesUonably nlava tan imDortant r-j part in health and disease.

Proper rersig VnLUc HBS DCtN SflWSTEPPHieriP 50,000,000 nourishment is essential to us. Finding out what we should to food 21. pain 24. underworld god 25. upon 26; fast 28.

note of the scale 30. exclamation 32. actre. Bernhardt 33. "The -Mutiny" 36 printer's measure 37.icbrcw nam for God 39 teacher 40, river in Siberia shouldn eat is the proper function of nutriolosrv.

This scienm in ii iv i tv-ty iii in OF llM.1. NlGAPOTAB A I EIaTTt A USE RJg0 TjA its A Vjt NIG Qm A iqTr eWc aIrIf. AVA l3a rb oIe Jl ntTbaTp' I CIAIL cjMje a tq tIh Sn EANlEllltE A R0 1 1 1 E. i Ml i A Nfr EIA A ElP HjEIYOy Ejs QeTm py TERRY of nutrition is helpful in detefmln-. place 34.

Aweigh' 35. Japanese statesman 38. glitter 39. myself 40. frequently 41.

have existence- 43. sources of being 45. raised platform 46. beige 47. bark of the neck 48 urge on 52 cloth 53.

body of water 54. worm 57. that is (abbr) A IT 7 1 a YOU II LIKE IT UP THERE, CHAPLESBOK SOUNPS ii IT HA5 ITS COMPENSATIONS. IF It ing what is to be added or not added to our food. WLr' 17 IIWJAiZ A5CUT WHAT'S THIS JA2 "FOX" IS ONE OF THE ALERT STRIPS UP I Before something is added' to STATION NORTH.

THE REAL KXWOCKS. NOTHING 1-vrvfT TJiE POLE, YE GET TO GREET food, its worth as an improvement. wJT KJCK ANf SNOW UNLcKNcATH AN 17 I -1V Pv a I needs to be shown. If it'a not going to do us any good, there is no need to add it. If it is good, then its' toxicity, if any, needs to be known.

l'-ll 42. utilize 44. a geometric tlm el lUom: tj lit. SOlld DUtrlbulM bjr Klnf rluri l)mllct CRVPTOQVirS SOLGCSGHN VANNGS; LM This latter stirs up most contro versy, and a satisfactory and complete answer is not always dos-' 1 Washington Report The list of food additives in- SGLGMI NEMV YTCI At I i Yesterday's Cryptoquip; PROPHET CAUTIONED AGAiNST USING RARE SECOND SIGHT. eludes vitamins, mineral rA Probably most important I since I have been in Congress we and one of the most difficult tasks! have been able to get approval for various other chemicals which are used as preservatives.

Most of these have been shown to be rela using moneys obtained through the which confronts your representative tins year w1" be trying to sale of power by the TVA for the tively safe. Other, additive r' expansion of a limited number of tion, acquisition, enlargement, im- bring about the i assage of ORPHAN ANNIB- lation in the interests of TVA. This power producing tacuiwes, dui provement or replacement oi any year could well mark the most i moneys nave Deen so umnea or otner tacihty Used lor under fire as possibly being toxic. More and more is being diacov-V ered in the field of nutrition. This' probably means mare additives to our food in the future.

Where the' Walter Anderson of Pulaski, and Mr. Paul Tkiwell of Cenlerville. Many more such strategy meet-Legs are planned Jefgre final sc-Urm will be taken on this import-sjjI Scis'ation; for realize important milestone in the life of, that if ia impossible to mee.t the, the generation transmission of TIJT nvu cjre aj tar arnr MVMV- i I his great prelect since its con-' demands for additional generating. power. This badly needed Jesisla- VTJ PONT on I oTmiofi, Jt TM5 LATEST fVa-WWY IT 60UTC MAPWTO TO UP -COPS -V ITS A MTftlO CPSE -LFW SHOWS HOMf eptkm more than twenty years.

units under this program. tion was not acted upon by the worth of such is woven. Lhr QIVE9.EH? go. Last year Lie benaie pa.ssi iiouse; nowever, it wiu prooao.y tnat lis passage wiu iaxe eiery. BUHO no problem Those of THE M-JpOP? DOME- 1 development bill which aus'ixM the TV A Jobe up for debate and action farlyjeftort that -can be -put forth by GIT H-M and its facilities has depended issue bons for sale on the privaiejuj this session of the Congress.

I representatives of the Valley and il ii strictly upon appropriations made bond market to raise money lor he-Jh fdr-rect In ihf nnr.t fo-jj nr on- einsncion. These bonds Representatives- of the Tennes- necessarily Valley- area, cooperation- and Uackkif -of- vaioe cause most ef the trouble. la any event, various research-, era and physicians are alwsys iirvestigataig clairns and eounter- claims of focd addiUves. The Food a 1 Drug AdministraUon then decides which ones should or should not be used. In fcia manner we are protected aga.nst prematurt of any food additive, la FritS Dr.

JJeen aenef addressed, stamped er.relope, AH years, during the Administration would not be obligations of m' fors Congress from Tennessee, 1 Democratic leadership in the which now occupies the White 'guaranteed by the United States. Kentucky, Alabama and of Representatives. House, these appropriations havelThe principal and interest voM tr.et here in It was my pleasure last week continuously diminished to the be payable solely from TVA week with 'citizens' Interest-'to attend the banquet given by point that now is absolutely im-' power revenues, and TVA would xva an effort to lay out the Veterans of Foreign Wars possible to secure. enocgh money be directed to charge high for the sdeefssfal passage honoring members of Cotgrttf (ortoe deveiofHwnt of to c-iver doHt service on the jgf euPxvA seif-faianmg bill, serred in fee Armed Forces. Tx.er pToducir.g faiiIit.ei which; bowls', as well ss other experi this rg we were happy to It was a most enjcyaV evening are so h4y iwirf in the" Ten-' and payment.

Proceeds of toe from our owa- I aj -rswy to it ouiu a I I. to IT 1, jilllllll fl wiu cm persocaily nessee Valley. Or cxe bonds would be used for oocs'j-uc-jMr, WUlam A. Ramey aM Mr 'ew Tennessee Veierar.s, I.