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DEAR HAWK.:
V.S.ARM.V
CAMP MIX.
WAS MV FACE RED TODAY..... A
COUPLE OF GOOD LOOKERS WENT
TRIPPING BV WILE I WS SITTING
OUTSIDE MV TENT.... THE. THINGS THEY
SAID RIGHT OUT LOUD WOULDA MADE
BJEN VOU BLUSH..TUEY MUSTATHOUGHT
I WAS DEAF--OR SOMETHIN’...
P.S..I HAD THE MASCOT „ __
MJVTW ME BUT 1 SHOVED YOUR- SRO.
HIM IMSlDE THE TENT
AMD FOUOUJED THE
&5U.S....BUT SOMEHOW
THEY DIDN'T EUEN
NOTICE ME—
Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
1. Urchin
4. First name of
the founder
of Rhode
Island
9. Astern
2. Color
3. Abscond
4. Obstruct
5. Silkworm
6. Small house
7. Beverage
8. Grandly
1. Negative
2. Misery
3. Sweetheart:
Scotch
5. Simpleton
;7. Unrefined
18. Exclamation
0. German musi
cal composer
2. According to
law
4. By
;5. Soft groan
37. Dense mist
38. Unexcited
39. Dispossessed
41. Tempestuous
43. Number
44. Organ of hear
ing
45. Exclamation
47. Type measures
49. Corrode
50. Exist
52. Blameworthy
56. Pikelike fish
57. Audacity: slang
58. Greek letter
59. Salutation
60. Singing voice
61. Allow
62. French mar
shal
63. Foretells:
Scotch
64. Attempt
DOWN
1. Pronoun
2. Subtle invisible
emanation
0HHH
3. Condescend
4. Concert by a
single per
former
5. Norway’s pa
tron saint
6. Desert in Mon
golia
7. Long narrative
poem
8. Extension of
an obligation
9. Lessen
10. Autumn
11. Card with
three spots
19. Grow sleepy
20. At present
23. Upright piece
forming the
side of an
opening
24. Musical instru
ment
26. Threads that
cross the
warp
27. Tatters
28. Steering ap
paratus
29. Land fighting
force
31. Sour
33. Leave
34. Young salmon
36. More recently
acquired
38. Tropical Ameri
can animal
40. Instigates
42. Jaeger gulls
45. Medium of
communica
tion
46. Throw
48. Wool-bearing
animal
49. Minister pleni
potentiary
50. Change
51. Pithy
53. Victim
54. Eagle
55. Girdle
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4-11-42
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