Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1952 — Page 14

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The Seminoles are Indians who live down in the Everglades of

‘southern Florida, They are expert hunters and for many genera-

tions have made alligator steak one of their main food items, or!

[they cut the alligator meat up in their “sofkee” stews. Many Sem{inole men have now furned from hunting to the making of crafts to (sell to the tourists in Florida. One of the articles sold at their camps along the highways is an {alligator whittled from native wood. I thought that some of you Scouts and Cubs might like to whittle an alligator to be used as a [tetter opener, You will need a straight grained branch with medium {rough bark, about 12 inches long and about one and a fourth inches ‘thick. : | Split it in twg or saw it down the middle and then sketch the I’gator on the flat side. Shape it as shown, leaving the bark on the back to serve as the top hide: When shaped, notch the hide into definite scales as shown, and draw eyes and nostrils. : | MONDAY—Pyramids That Tumble Down.

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EAVES TROUGH THAT UNHOOKS EASILY FROM HOUSE TO SIMPLIFY THE GRUESOME JOBS OF CLEANING AND PAINTING. WOODLAND, MICK , I=

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MY FRESH BAKED GINGERBREAD... I PUT IT HERE TO CooL!

—By Bil Dwyer

BUT THE PAN'S GONE, TOO! SINCE WHEN HAVE DOGS STARTED EATING TIN : BAKING PANS? i"

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I'LL HANG AROUND, IF YOU DON'T MIND, SISTER -JUST FOR LAUGHS!

RELEASE US FROM THESE \J RIDICULOUS POTIONS, -

—By Russ Winterbotham

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BACK AND START THE 3% BALL ROLLING TO LOCATE THAT CONVERTIBLE A FROM FLORIDA!

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TOWN, HE PARKS ON A SIDE STREET AND RUSHES TO THE POLICE TATION.

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