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PAGE TEN The greatest writer was a poor writ er: the existing script of William Shakespeare is like the hen-scratching of a small boy. Mrs Sista Corona, Mexican, bore 13 children before she was 24 years Old to* iw 'O. J' MY BANKING business is one of those open-and-shut affairs— now you see it, now you don't. I spend most of my time putting and taking, THE TUTTS by Crawford Young j Dad * Bud CU\RA *\om j , CLARAS VOCAL PRACTICE MAKES rT PIFFiCUL< -so keep The workmen/on a nearby Jot> ■ .■r “ f WILL Y(?U ASK H-EfcTO \ X* V 1 ( &o easy on Them hi&H I /v > | noTes 7 The aien Keep jA fp-ni. * / y / Ith/nkini’ H'S T-y QUiTNCr /S ifO f wIOJ DALY CROSS WORD PUZZLE mi r m *o n IB l 4«" - is " " : ii _ if — is 20 |“ -ZEZZZJ I I Bl I I k ACROSS 18—A pat fowl I I—A male cat composer. 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FALLACY THAT RIGHT HAND PAGES READ MOST “IS THE BUNK” NEW YORK, June 12 (TP)—The popular belief that most people do their magazine reading from the right-hand side has been exploded, says an advertising author, Harold J. Rudolph. He claims that his stuies show magazine advertisements appearing on left-hand pages, bring as many or more replies than those of the right-hand variety Most advertisers, in the belief that the average reader was "right-hand ed”, so to speak, wanted their mes sages to appear on that side of per iodicals. Rudolph based his conclusion on a coupon response He found that from some 350,000 coupons received by ad evrtisers tnere were slightly more clipped from left-hand page ads than from those appearing on the right side. WATER THREATENED MARYLAND DROUGHT SALISBURY, Md., June 12 (TP)— The Southern drouth is threatening Salisbury with a shortage of water. Lack of rain and torrid heat has forced residents to draw large amounts of water from reservoirs for drinking and garden purposes. The result, city engineers say, is that a million and a half gallons of water is being drained daily from the re servioirs and the city’s supply is threatened with depletion. Residents have been asked to bud get the water they use on their gar dens. The drouth has shriveled crops throughout the South. New York’s "Standard Bearer” 0-Hi' r ■SfiPw wIIIIIB ■■■ ■. ,: )v • Baby Patsy Ann Bajan is a Clevelander by birth, but apparently a New Yorker by preference. Sheis shown at the New York delegation’s marker in the Republican National Convention hall in Cleveland. True to its name: John A. Drake won a million dollars in bets on a j BRICK BRADFORD—And the Lord of Doom .by WILLIAM RITT and CLARENCE GRAY I WONDER IF I CAN CONTACT JUNE AND ITHE RADIO IS CALLING—IN T NO/ IT'S A TRICK— |A FLIGHT CAPTAIN WENT IN PURSUIT? YOU HER DAD/ I'LL TRY THE RADIO ENGLISH / SHALL I SEND THEY ARE JUST TRY- FOOLS/ THAT WAS BRADFORD/SEND UP A BACK A “HELLO*; DAD? ■ ING TO LEARN OUR WHOLE SQUADRON AFTER HIM/ C? 6S! ' s ifir IlliiiSS [BRICK FLEES THE METAL CITY [MANY MILES TO THE SOUTH |So ' ETTA KETT t t > . Xl . ' 1 I CERTAINLY KNOW WHAT | WHEN THE Cl/XSS FINDS EUREKA/ I f T'VE GOT MY FUTURE IS 601N6 I OUT I BORROWEDSIOO UW Wv/E AN ® C-NCTE RIOHT TO BE FOUR, STONE WALLS I I CAN'T REPAY, THE ’/ xv ./ WA NOW >F TME GUY I AND ME IN JUDGE'LL PROBABLY GIVE _J I'M LOOKING FOR. / 1 —i CH>NA - _4 1 kV\ AJ JHMk REC U S PAT OFF. COPYRIGHT. 1936. CENTRAL t?RESS ———!^X—/ Av/ \ b w l* \ \ __ . . .11. -L. t MUGGS AND SKEETER by WALLY USHOP? 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June 12 (TP) —West Point, America’s mili tary academy, holds graduation exer cises today. (June 12). General John J. Pershing will pre sent diplomas at the commencement ceremony which, coincidentally, will mark the 50th anniversary of his graduation from the academy. The graduating class numbers 276 cadets. It wil Ibe led by a South Orange, N. J., youth, Olivet G. Hay wood, Jr. Haywood earned the highest merit honors by accumulating the greatest number of possible points from a Joint scholastic and athletic stand point. Haywood will be commission ed in the corps of engineers. Sally's Salli es ) <p| About the only time a motorist cannot blame the other fellow is when he runs into debt CELLULOID CELEBRITIES ' MP* 1 IW I||MM d jf ’ ' - j ' A j JF s| ■ HjiL. ' > p WF Peggy Simpson One of the British movie stars about whom American film fans will hear more in coming months is piquant Peggy Simpson, who is one of the most promising younger players at Elstree. "the British Hollywood"- OH, MY! The newlyweds on thei rhoneymoon had the drawing room. The groom gave the negro porter a dollar not to tell anybody on the train they were bride and groom. When the happy couple went tothe diner for breakfast next morning, all the passengers snickered, and pointed, and eyed the couple knowingly. The groom called NEW JERSEY COUNTS ON DORRANCE LEVY TO BALANCE BUDGET TRENTON, N. J., June 12.—New Jersey lawmakers may count safety on the collection of approximately $15,000,000 in taxes levied on the es tate of the late Dr. John T. Dor rance, according to an opinion by David T. Wllentz, attorney general, before the legislature today. This money, when collected, will be used for taking the state budget out of the red, and, it is held, will make It unnecesary to levy new taxes for un employed relief an dother emergency expenditures. Estimates placed the appropriation bill the legislature must pass at about $37,441,74i6 in addition to which the highway department will require about $36,400,594, the state’s social security program about $4,500,- 567 and children’s aid and old-age pensions about $500,000 for the cur rent quarter <of the present fiscal year. Receipts plus the Dorrance estate levy are expected to be auffi* cient to meet all these requirements. Attorneys for the estate have for nearly five years contested the right of New Jersey to collect these taxes, the original levy having been for $12,500,000. Interest and penalties for non-payment have increased tills sum by nearly $3,000,000. Burlington county is antitied to five per cent of the Dorrance levy be cause his home was there. The Dor rance estate already has paid estate taxes to Pennsylvania. the porter and demanded: ‘‘Did you tell anybody on the train we were married?" “No sir,” said the dusky porter, “I told ’em you all was just good friends.” SAVANNAH DAILY TIMES PHONE 6183