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Answers to "Supe1'-Quiz No. r (Page 15) 1 1. queue 5. coup d'etat OR 8. voila 2. tete-a-tete coup d'etat 9. Gotterdammerung 3. Aida 6. Qantas 10. waistcoat 4. victual 7. salable 11. entr'acte

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12. yogurt 17. vichyssoise 22. eleemosynary 14. SOUTI 13. forecastle 18. Shabuoth 23. table d'hote 15. NATIC 14. bric-a-brac 19. halfpenny 24. Vietminh OR lG. JORD} 15. aquavit OR 20. chef-d'oeuvre OR Viet Minh akvavit chef d'oeuvre 25. Cholmondeley 17. GERM; 16. gneIss 21. Taoism 18. ISRAEl

19. VIETN. Solution to "Word Chess" (page 51) 20. BHUTl (NOTE: It i I. APRON 12. HUG 2~. PRY Some referelll 2. ARC 13. HUT 24. PYX TASHI CHI-l 3. BAR 14. NOR 25. RAP 4. CRAB IS. ONYX 26. ROPY 5. CRAP 16. ORB 27. SCRAP 6. CRY 17. ORYX 28. TED 7. DEFT 18. PAR 29. TUG The lOth lei 8. FED 19. PONY 80. VUG SERGEAN1: 9. FETUS 20. POX 81. YON (Turkish sab 10. GUST 21. PRO 11. GUT 22. PROXY

(NOTE: An ORYX is a large, African antelope; a PYX is a box for specimen coins; to TED is to spread hay for drying; a VUG is a small cavity in a rock.)

Solution to "Capital Quiz" (page 51)

Country Other Capital(s) I. THE NETHERLANDS Official capital, AMSTERDA1\'I. 2. BOLIVIA Administrative capital. LA PAZ. 3. LAOS LUANG l'RABANG or LUANGPRABANG. royal capital. 1. LIBYA JOint capita~, TRIPOLI. !: 5. PAKISTAN Present capital. RAWALPINDI; previous capital, KARACHI. 6. Present capital, MADRID. 7. Political capital, . 8. COMMUNIST CHINA Former capital, YENAN or FUSHIH. 9. TURKEY Hi~toric capital. CONSTANTINOPLE (now called ISTANBUL). 10. KOREA Southern capital, SEOUL. 11. THE PHILIPPINES Summer capital, BAGUIO; fonner capital, . 12. BRAZIL Old capital. RIO DE JANEIRO. 13. YEMEN Capital. SANA or SANAA.

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Solution to "A rcane Acrostics" (page 53) The lOth letters of the successive lines, read in order verticall-y, reveal tbat the SERGEANT was the killer; the 13th letters, read likewise, identify a YATAGHAN (Turkish saber) as his weapon.

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