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Granddaughter: “I'll have my flying license in a
week, Grandma, and then I can take you in my
airplane to the country.”
Gran (grimly): “Nohsense. When I go to the
country I'll go by train, the way nature intended
us to travel. j
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“My wife told me to take the old cat off some-
where and lose it. So I put him in a basket and
tramped out into the country about eight miles.”
“Well, did you lose the cat?”
“Lose it? If I hadn't followed it I'd never got
back home.”
Seaman: “Jones sounds like a football player
at every meal, doesn’t he?”
Ditto: “Why so?”
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Seaman: ‘“He’s always yelling pass.”
First Novice Pilot (in a tailspin): “Say, just
look at the earth, will you?”
Second N. P. (looking over side): “Boy we're
lucky we left it when we did. It sure is acting
queer.”
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Interviewer: “What made you a multismillion-
aire?”
Multimillionaire: “My wife.”
Interviewer: “Ah, her loyal help—""
Multimillionaire: “No, no. I was simply curious
to know if there was any income she couldn’t live
beyond.”
ANSWERS
TO OUR PUZZLE CORNER
Artistic Artie: Goose with golden egg.
“N” objects: nag, net, native, neck, nape, nest,
noose, nut, nick, neighborhood.
Marathon: mar, rat, hon, on, tar, mat, ram, at,
tam, hat,
Errors: ladies’ hat; smoking pipe; cigar; cig-
arette holder; no cigarette in holder, collar on
backwards; coatless; different sleeves in shirt;
cane and umbrella; trouser legs; shoe and slip-
per, eye glasses not over ear.