Abstract: An educational world map game adapted to be played on a pachisi-like game playing board bearing the world continental areas with countries marked off and lines of playing spaces to be traversed by playing pieces counted off in number according to the roll of dice and directed by a drawing of a card or playing piece showing the country shape in one of the continental areas. With the playing pieces being shaped as puzzle parts and each having the puzzle outline of a country, they are adapted to fit with one another and to overlie the country spaces marked off in the continental areas at the terminal ends of inwardly-extending lines of the playing spaces and these country spaces may be counted in continuation of the line space the shortest distance within the continental area to reach final country destination.

Abstract: A tumbler lock securing device that can be applied to the double casement windows and doors without altering of the casement structure but can be simply detachably placed over opposing window or door handles in their depending latched positions and locking ratchet arms squeezed through a tumbler lock and pawl mechanism. Pawl levers are upwardly spring pressed toward ratchet teeth on the bottom edges of the locking arms that respectively extend in opposite directions and are released only with a key that turns the tumbler lock centerpiece and a depressible cam fixed thereto that acts upon one of two pawl levers but through an interlock arrangement between one of the pawls and the other so that upward spring action for the both pawls is served by but one compression spring. The lock and pawl mechanism can be separated from the locking arms or can be left locked to one of the casement handles when unlatched.