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March 05, 1994
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l - Saturday, March 5,1994" H0u5t0n Times-Journal
Page 10A
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ACROSS
1 ”... pretty
maids all
In —"
S Infer from
data
10 Al Jolson hit
15 Novice
19 Prop or mute
starter
20 Beauty parlor
21 Wear away
22 Kind of rain
or test
23 Start of a
puzzler
27 Droopy
eared dogs
28 S-shaped
curve
29 Covert
allusions
30 Weaver's
reed
31 Weaves
together
33 Protective
ditch
35 Ten-cent
item?
38 Barrels
39 Most
wretched
43 Exchange
premium
44 Mollify
46 Nero or
Fonda
47 Refusal by
Burns?
48 Puzzler
continues
1 15 |3 B [6 p [8 [9 — TTi 112 113
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To 3 104 105 106 107 ' ~ "
TOB ■HTO9 ■■no HT 71
Hn’i H<n Hit? - -■-
52 Business
letter abbr.
53 Hand-to
hand
struggle
54 Rowers
55 Wheel or
tiller
56 Sldepleces
on eye
glasses
58 Funny and
fish followers
60 Sounds, as
a trumpet
62 House wings
63 Roman
general and
emperor
64 Source of
fiber
65 Wanders off
68 Customs
69 Most
Inadequate
72 MP's charge
73 Small groups
of seals
74 Prominent
Chinese
family
75 "I caught
you I"
77 Puzzler
continues
83 Hosp. area
84 Very
unpleasant
85 Slip by
86 Northern
capital
87 Kind of pie
89 TV set, In
London
90 "The Big —"
91 Irritate
92 Gold or silver
93 It's before
line or post
95 Narrow
groove
98 English
health resort
99 Atomic
research
center
103 End of
puzzler
108 Writer Anita
109 Lessen
gradually
110 Confederate
general in
the Civil War
111 Skip over
112 Dispossess
113 Tight-fisted
one
114 Small
daggers
115 Large
amounts
DOWN
1 Pierre's
friends
2 Grate harshly
3 Spicy stew
4 Lower part
of a wall
5 One of the
Lauders
6 Waste time
7 Rubber trees
8 The heart
Lopk For Answers In Next Week's Edition
9 It's opposite
WSW
10 Combines
11 Ram of the
zodiac
12 Current
fashion
13 Caesar's
1,501
14 Strong urge
15 Gauguin
painted here
16 Sacred
Image
17 Violent public
disturbance
18 Gambler's
concern
24 Mah-jongg
counter
25 List of cases
to be tried In
court
26 Wheeled
carriage,
in India
31 Machine for
shaping
wood
32 Court star
33 Specks of
dust
34 City on the
Oka
35 Elderly
woman
36 FBI man
37 Sister's
daughter
38 Sheep sheds
39 Crystal
gazers?
40 Stage
direction
41 French hall
or room
42 Abounds
44 Short fishing
lines
45 Eyes
amorously
46 Baby
buggies
49 Indicate by
allusion
50 Son of Osiris
and Isis
51 Scottish man
of rank
57 Three a day
are usual
58 Aid, base
or mate
59 Raided the
refrigerator
60 Emily or
Charlotte
61 "Key —'
63 In the
present age
64 Cowboy gear
65 Savory
66 Doubly
67 Fun-loving,
mischievous
person
68 Lunar or
solar
69 Word before
red or seed
70 Mud volcano
71 Fulcrum for
an oar
73 Outmoded
74 Part of S-M-L
76 Above
78 Corn or
summer
79 Brad
80 Cut one's
molars
81 Performer
Logan
82 Tadpole
88 Clergyman
89 Fastening
chain
90 Orange-red
chalcedony
92 Dull finish
93 He was
Rhett Butler
94 Gives one's
approval
95 Town In
Normandy
96 Amish
pronoun
97 Classic cars
98 Art degrees
99 Fairy tale
monster
100 Major—
-101 Smooth
spoken and
fluent
102 Newts
104 Female
parent
105 Kimono
sash
106 Egyptian
god of
pleasure
107 Fleming or
Hunter
