PIM Crossquiz -No. 10

(Solution on page 63)

Across.

I.—What crime cannot be committed at night? 7. In Greek mythology, who are the nymphs of fresh-water fountains? 8. —Who was the dancer in “Holiday Inn”? 9. —What adjective per tains to the spring? 12, —What are attached to the “little ends” in a car? 13. —Which Panamanian city has the same name as a punctuation mark? 16. —What is the term for the jurisdiction of a bishop? 17. From what army field-work is there no re treat? 18. Who would use a kayak? 20. —-Which city was the scene of fearful atrocities during the Indian Mutiny of 1857? 21. —Who was Victoria’s consort?

Down.

I.—Who was the first of the Tudors? 2—What is the symbol of Scotland on the Royal Coat of Arms? 3. —What fabulous country did the Spaniards believe

they had found in South America? 4. —Which Princeton professor is famous for his research in mathematical physics? 5. —What is the term for an African village? 6. —What was George Washington Carver? 10.—On a menu, what is the clear soup?

11. —From what tree is it said, the Lord’s cross was made? 12. —Who composed “Night and Day”? 13. —What was Grimalli? 14. —Baroness Orczy wrote “I Will . . •” 15. —What creature is peculiar to Tibet? 19. —What has been named after Bering?

Meanwhile, outside the older children were pulling flowers and scattering the petals over the roadway . .

A EUROPEAN missionary living near the station, awakened by the un accustomed yelling and talking kanakas so early in the morning, walked out to the front of his house in a bath robe Seeing the excitement, he sent his cookboy to investigate.

The boy returned to report verv ex citedly: “The Kiapt is coming!” t * Ql v ld P n ’,, ‘‘P lace ” is a village or district; to talk-place is to speak in local dialect. t Kiap is Government official—a term usually reserved ior District Officer. ADO. Patrol Officer

Solution to Crossquiz on page 59