Read TIME from cover to cover, omitting this column. Return to this column, quiz yourself. He who correctly answers 15 or more of the questions does well.
1) Where are some dancers important enough to board trolleys with pregnant women? (p. 22).
2) What scandal forced a French Mayor to shiver in a jail in which he had refused to install central heating? (p. 18).
3) What U. S. Governor recently legalized cockfighting, had his house twice bombed, and quit? (p. 14.).
4) Who never felt better in his life after sleeping for two weeks in King Tut-Ankh-Amen's Tomb? (p. 32).
5) Name the two greatest warships in the world, (p. 18).
6) The Mayor of what city presented a rich Senator with a grandson? (p. 30).
7) Who first suggested Michigan's Kipke to coach Yale's 1934 football team? (p. 38).
8) Was Dutchman van der Lubbe put to death: 1) by having his head chopped off with a battle ax? 2 ) by electrocution? 3) by garroting? 4) by guillotining? 5) by lethal gas? or 6) by hanging? (P-19).
9) A sailor succeeded a surgeon as President of what red-hot island? (p. 21).
10) What Spanish artist learned to draw blindfolded? (p. 34,).
11) A boy of 8, a girl of 18, a woman of 35 and a man of 46 all have appendicitis. Which are most likely to die? (p. 23).
12) How old was the body into which the spirit of the Dalai Lama supposedly passed? (p. 36).
13) The eldest granddaughter of what U. S. President became engaged? (p. 30).
14) How many ways can a pack of 52 cards be arranged? (p. 23).
15) Name the President or the President-maker or the President's biographer whose scions broke into print, (p. 38).
16) What is Babe Ruth's 1934 salary? (P-49).
17) What is Col. Lindbergh's salary with T. A. T.? (p. 27).
18) How did 84 Democrats give President Roosevelt an uncomfortable afternoon? (p. 13).
19) Of whose mother did the American Hebrew boast last week? (p. 13).
20) "Whose burglar are you?" is the favorite pun in what calling? (p. 24).
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