European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 17, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              X Byz s to the fore think you know your by is let s Bee. If a fifth of x is equal to a fourth of t Ana a third of z and if the difference Between x and z is to what a a the three numbers a y and z7, time yourself then let Ioma body else try doing it faster. I 5 p9.ipnnif eur Sipus  6110 e j a a Xnia n o effect is Imja Syible in Art impressions made by such modernists As Picasso Pollock it Al. Substantiate this observation. But let s take an old fashioned and conventional View and assume there Are some pictures no realistic artist could paint convincingly. As mental exercise without any Promise of cultivation of artistic taste rationalize Why the following Are not suit Able subjects for serious Art number of for example would necessarily provoke such a ridiculous scene at that illustrated at the left. 9. An executioner s scaffold in the hanging gardens of Babylon. 10. The English Derby being cleaned and blocked. 11. A Locksmith repairing the Florida keys. The old lady of thread Call the Roll a wallpaper dealer sold 12double Rolls of paper. If the red with White Flower Rolls had been Blue with White Flower Rolls there would have been twice As Many Blue with White Flower Rolls sold As White with Pink Stripe but if the White with Pink Stripe had been Blue with White Flower there would have been three times As Many Blue with White Flower As red with White Flower. How Many Rolls of each kind were sold ? a double Roll incidentally in really a single Roll that is just one Roll but it is one that contains twice the volume of a to called single Roll. Is that Clear anyway you can usually return the unused Rolls within 30 Days und get your Money Back. Oi1ki 1. Mermaids wearing roller skates. 2. Venus de lilo in an Archery contest. 3. Pegasus Landing at an inter National Airport. 4. Cyclops Patch Over one Eye taking an Eye test. 5. A legislative rider on a horse. 6. An aeolian Harp player hold ing a Union card. 7. A tailor s Goose on a thanksgiving table. 8. Columbus discovering the islands of Langerhans. Hunters dilemma a n american Hunter with Only a. One Bullet in his gun found himself beset by a Panther a Puma and a Mountain lion. How did he save himself can you answer in less than sixty seconds Kiwi us Alucs yqi.10 fio Imin he Oit in Lun i Noui up 12 Needle Street in a rocking chair. 13. A seamstress using Cleo Patra s Needle. 14. A Penguin strutting around the North pole. 15. A Purser fashioning a pocketbook. 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At the word go opponents push each other s hands until one is forced to step Back. Players who Force their opponents backward Are of course the winners. Leave it to girls several secretaries had a o snack together and agreed to split the Check equally. When the Check was presented it was found that if each girl paid 65 cents there would be 70 cents too Little in the Pool. So each one put in 75 cents with the result that there was 10 cents left Over. How Many girls were there what do you know a word much in use this month of the year and most of the others is most appropriate in the Blank spaces of the following. Which 1. Of fishes. 2. One of the old of gentlemen. 3. Henry r. Craft found headwaters of the old Man River of the song the Mississippi. 4. A thoroughbred has to have ing before he or she goes to the races. 5. Among the world s conveyors of the most pass engers Are buses. 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Some member of the party acts As the official. Matter of class distinction Colfax noted an Odd coincidence concerning five men with whom he recently conferred on plans for the annual reunion of his class at the col lege. Bradford Chester Halifax Rochester and York All were born now work or were married in cities bearing those same names. Yet no two of them were born now work or were married in the same City and none has Ever visited the City bearing his own name. Bradford was born in Halifax and works in Ches Ter where Rochester was married. The Man who works in Rochester was married in Halifax. Brad Ford is the Birthplace of the Man who works where Rochester was born. Who works in Bradford i  Bunav Puu i Ioa i  of Bav in i Jiuu eds to Regul which Tive Markir avoid Mak Jand from t to discover which two c not Newessa try ies you do picks ii Van eve can sports Caster some of the games a known to eve sports fan. Of ers Are Popup but less wide publicized. 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