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Feathered Creature
HORIZONTAL 57 Pertaining to
!, Depicted n,se .
leathered MPut UP '
creature
13 Repugnance
14 Skin affliction
15 Tree fluid
16 Symbol (or
illinium
17 Rounded ana
'cylindrical
It Chief priest
of a shrine
20 Employ
21Compasa point 8 Most unusual
22 Correlative lu raying cara
Anawer to Previous Puzzle
USE
VERTICAL
1 Flower vessel
2 Man's name
3 Corded fabric
4 Greek (ab.)
5 Egyptian
goddess
( River in
Africa
7 Butterfly
8 Poker stake
i it fife mT ifeM '.ma
e s T Etef 5 n nIeix epI
PiElAIUlgl lalElSIE.ElPISl
(a
of either
24 Senior (ab.)
24 Yes (Sp.)
26 Exclamation
28 Snare
31 Polynesiau
chestnut
32 Palm leaf
33 Blackbird of
cuckoo family
34 Ceralnt'a wife
35 Shoulder of t
road
37 Hardens
38 Early
English (ab.)
30 Transpose
(ab.)
40 Measure of
type
42 Negative word
49 Route (ab.)
47 French article
49 Lag
51 East Indies
(ab.)
i2 Air (comb. .
form)
53 It is scarcely
larger than
the
54 Component
25Presser
26 Arabian
27 Narrow way
29 Dismounted
30 Cushions
34 Royal Italian
' family name
36 Pertaining to
the chin
1 1 Preposition
12 Sidelong look
18 Electrical unit 40 Otherwise
20 Bear 41 Secure
23 Irony 43 Whirlwind
44 Allowance
waste
45 Stagger
46 Duration
47 Native of
Latvia
48 Gaelic
50 War god
52 Collection of
sayings
55 Beholdl
56 Suffix
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FROM NINE TO FIVE
By Jo Fischtr
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Did you want me, Mr. Vump? I would have answered much
quicker but you were bulling so loud I couldn't hear you.
ABNER
By Al Capp
LIX
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
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WHAT MK5Hr HAVE HAPPENED IHIM&- WIU
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By V. T. Hamlia
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Students Protest
Pay Phones Plan
In Higher Schools
SALEM OP) The Pacific
Telephone and Tlegraph Co., has
agreed today to compromise the
dispute with fraternities and soror
ities at the University of Oregon,
Oregon State college and Willam
ette university.
But student representatives of
those groups, which object to hav
ing their business phones replaced
with coin-box phones, weren't sure
they liked the compromise.
At a conference held in the of
fice of Public Utilities Commis
sioner George H. Flagg, Fred
Scholl, Portland, Oregon commer
cial manager for the company,
agreed to hook the fraternity and
sorority phones onto their campus
exchanges. Off-campus phone calls
would be made by coin box
phones.
The rate for this service, under
which the fraternity and sorority
members could make on-campua
calls without depositing a coin,
would be $5.50 month per
phone.
The 10 college students, headed
by E. C. Sieber, a head of cam-
Sus living organizations at Oregon
late college, said they didn't like
the new plan.
But it probably will be sub
mitted to the schools and campus
living organizations themselves.
Scholl said the company, under
its tariff regulations, has to in
stall coin box phones for col
lective living groups.
He placed fraternities and so
rorities in the same category as
dormitories, which have pay
K hones. But the student delegation
otly objected to being compared
to dormitories, asserting that fra
ternities and sororities are private
living groups.
Scholl said a survey of fraternl-
Thun Dee. (, ItSI Tht News-Review, Rostburg, Ort. S
ties and sororities it Oregon Stale
college shows that their average
phones handle 49.8 outgoing calls
a day, compared with a 6.4 aver
age for the entire city of Cor
vallis. Scholl also said that the phone
company has started installing the
pay phones with the consent of the
college administrations.
The students pointed out that at
the University of Washington and
Washington State college, the fra
ternities and sororities have busi
ness phones. They said it is dis
crimination to put the pay phones
in Oregon schools.
Scholl answered that in the Cali
fornia colleges, nearly all campus
living organizations have pay
phones.
Atom Bomb Overrated,
Cong. Norblad Thinks
PORTLAND (m Rep. Walt
er Norblad R-Ore), recently re
turned from Nevada atomic test
ing grounds, thinks too many peo
ple have overrated the atom bomb.
He said in an interview that the
bomb "is just another weapon. It
is a powerful weapon and could be
the deciding factor, but too many
people think it is greater than it
is."
He explained that the bomb I
a good weapon against industry
or troop concentrations. But he
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have to disperse its troops to les-
sen the bomb'a effect. ';
Norblad, a member of the house
armed service committee, was on
of three official congressional ob
servers at last week's tests.
He said he saw the atomic de-"
tonation but other than that, there
was' not much he could aay about iU
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1 teotooen tedo
Vi teotpeen tail
1 tooepeon cinnamon
I leoiooen tlevee
I leopeen ellrelce
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V, cup butter (halt eherlenlna may
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2 cvpe cuaar
Add, one at a time and bat well after
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Add: 1 cvp llawed applee
Combine dry ingredients llternitily
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1 cup chopped nutc, floured
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