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PUZZLE No. 198
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ACROSS
1 Musical
Instrument
• To stuff
M Male
sheep (pi.)
14 Horse en
dowed with
Sift of
IS Silkworm
17 Mediterran
ean vessel
it Ox of the
Celebes
I* Young
salmon
*0 Compass
point
21 Painful
S3 Considered
15 Blowgun
missile
27 Consumed
2A Palm leaf
(var.)
» Wheel
track
SI English
bishop can
onifcM in
pdpiilar
tradition
Cut apart
Inquiries
Blackbird
Foreigner
Hawaiian
dish
Mark of
omission
Woodland
deity
45 Surpasses
47 Puts up
poker stake
4B Scoffed
51 Powerful
explosive
52 Press for
payment
53 The urial
55 Girl’s
name
59 After
62 Grape
refuse
64 54 (Rom.
num.l
65 Man’s name
66 Above
66 Animate
70 Loose
ravellings
71 Kind of tide
72 Wanderer
73 Spreads for
drying
74 Weight of
India tpl.)
75 Unstr a titled
deposit of
loa m
DOWN
1 Founded
2 Place of
combat
3 Saltpeter
4 Man’s
nickname
5 Plural
pronoun
6 Map
7 Hindu
queen
A Negro
people in
Nigeria
9 Piece of
grassland
(pi.)
10 Echo
11 Ancient
country
beyond the
8
Euphrates
12 Muck
13 Variety of
chalcedony
22 Cereal
24 Man's name
26 Woody plant
30 Vase with
31 Engages
In winter
sport
32 Stag
33 Arrow poison
34 Insect’s
eggs
35 Weakens
36 Ardor
37 Climbing
plant
38 Footless
animal
39 Bribe
43 Metal
container
44 Emmets
46 Sinews
49 Proclama
tions
50 Baseball
' tally
51 Pitch
53 A smudge
04 Stringed in
strument (pi.)
56 Animate
57 Splits
asunder
58 States
59 Leather
strap
60 Great Lake
61 Female of
the red deer
63 Man’s name
67 Letter of
alphabet
69 Card game
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RAYMOND E. PLUMMER..
R o r i) in Harlan, S h e 1 b y
C o u n t y, Iowa, March 27,
1913. Attended Grade and
High School at Trumbull,
Nebraska—Graduated 1930.
A 11 e n d e d University of
Ne 1 >raska rectaved Bache 1 or
of Arts Degree, 1937; Rachel
or of Laws Degree, 1939.
Admitted to practice before
the Nebraska State Bar 1939.
Practiced law in Lincoln, Ne
braska, until 1944.
Moved to Anchorage, Alaska
in 1944 and served as Assis
tant United States Attorney
at Anchorage from 1944 to
1946.
Served as United States At
torney at Anchorage from
1946 to 1949.
Has been engaged in the pri
vate practice of law at An
chorage since 1949.
Resides with wife and family
at 1305 Northern Lights
Blvd. in Spenard for the past
14 years.
Served as a member of the
Territorial Boar d of law
Examiners u n d e r appoint
ment by the late Anthony J.
Diinond.
Past President of the Anchor
age Junior Chamber of Com
merce.
Served term as Director of
Anchorage Chamber of Com
merce.
Elected Democratic National
Committeeman at Territorial
Convention in Juneau in
1954.
Elected Democratic National
Committeeman at primary
election of 1954.
Was elected and served as a
member of the House of Re
presentatives in the 1955 Le
gislative Session.
Elected delegate to the De
mocratic National Conven
tion in 1956.
Member of the American,
Alaska, and Anchorage Bai
Associations
Member of the School Board,
Anchorage Independent
School District,