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Hfc V MEYER Uiil OF VOuK SWIW6 M A HOTEL: rlr.. J?T"l r 1 .1 auo put omoue oid slacks duxts I wtb, (f?Siss:'' i - 1 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS iaAt?-iJ lih riA ' 1 By Merrill Blotter i i i v i . . v I J Wa1?t-I. HILDA' 1 Ti. . , aAjebeS itXJB. WELL, GMOAj. LAJJP ,J . ; back flips arfcxfr- C-HIN Tr THERE - DO STV? W CULT -rSOTTA KEEP TjlWe.') &$2nj SWEWNGr.WM'iy-V MgB, . CAPTAIN EASY " ' ' ' By Leslie Tumor f " PV 51.5EM0K.TH6N TUKW LIFT AT THE I I THANK TO THAT tktt TRACHEty. I IL"J '-'T'"-" " I l ewT hilli bjt wn too lato aho to the help 0' TMoe koitic vt . -, I JJJnpSOPWf.U(Cli FJ.OPtM.tNTl SPAMIMtts, MA5 A LOWS HEAP V V-,f I 1 THS KOAP TO . -jj TA.TTOPKKORTHATPA1TIN,. -t. T 1 VcErSr t L TZ-TT'lS ft ALLEY OOP - - By V. T. Hamlin Ao-'1 V 1 JUST CAMT BS- I I THANK. HEAVEN I I YEAH? WEU, NO I EM? WWV, HERE, NOW. ) I I YOU KNOW WHAT I o) ViV' 'Jfl" u 1 unw vuuat L'EVS MB HAD YOU TWO ARK ALL) THAMkC9 TMXJ J VSMATEVSH CAKI YOU 7 MEAN, VOU LOU9T . ) '10- Tl OvtSvZ. nFnv AMYTHINOTO RK5HT.' t THOUGHT I THBV PIDNT.' MSAN THAT? SNAKS-EYEP JSri-.w!;'' 1 V Q -( Sack east' A m J 00 wr T those fellows J W -! i -, TINHORN 'iL: ' BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By Edgar Martin 7f ' VS. VWJEV1S t -tO CUVVCXVe VA-Vi , 1 ' " i c-ss vwis(t.vift. r "-Kr j G.tE..TUV GWW X TVAS I VUG. v-OSv NV . I -seK.yTcsw . . . J owviJGO TsT . W 3 I jswc3t& -J v vPfi. I Tws J. z? i m vliX7 y S. i 9 tit lerWo PRISCILLA S POP . By Al Vormeer '$7m -r? BUGS BUNNY ' Tf-if (RJFT!) I CAN'T PULLVAl VoXD IPCA.,1 WILLIAM EWALD SAYS: A Rather Creaky Drama Ancient, Stiff Of Joint NEW YORK il'Pli Summer television in so had that I've reuched the point where I look forward to the U.S. Steel Hour. Wednesday night, the CBS TV drama factory wheeled out a rather creaky drama, ancient of manner and stiff of joint. It was saved from complete mfirmity by several capable performance, most notably Kddie Albert's. The play. "Apple Of His Kye" A boiled down version of a Broadway vehicle offered during World War II was one of those things about a gentleman in the October of life and a girl located somewhere around Airil. l-ove, of course, won out the Steel Hour took a firm stand Wednesday night in favor of it and pre sumably. gentleman and girl ure now settled happily somewhere around Labor Day. Carol Lawrence, playing a pour farm girl, was not ideally suited for her role. She is a bit too mid die class cityish in her speech and mien to be entirely credible as a rustic hired hand. But within Trovel Talk Answer to Previous Puizle SHI ACROSS 1 , New York 4 South American country I Swiss city 12 Consume 13 Sad cry 14 Toward the sheltered side 15 Malt beverage 16 Beau a drum 18 Continue 20 Light fabrics 21 Yugoslav city 22 Falsehoods 24 Basin in Europe 26 Dispatch 27 In favor of SO Claim 22 Woman adviser 34 City in Massachusetts 35 Be sorry 36 Lever 37 Greatest amount 39 Ugly old women 40 Father X 41 Mother 42 Dye 45 Highway foundation 49 Seasoning 61 Place 52 Poker stake 53 Opposed 54 Compass point 55 Good Queen 56 Mexican laborer 57 Saints (ab.) DOWN 1 Harvest 2 New Haven college 3 Forever 4 French city IaIlIIIaTSI fOT nTTST? i?T& &JE' nt L S i TI I L E aJx XL EEE -H E 6 uteEggA AaS ' lNIEE ?ETtlL?T IT -r SFJflJ Z HOA ;L . A, E gp A gg" 2- MjS B A A O. I MO & E A lCO Tig e viaIp e -s- ffEiif pit ti:E.!L.AxlE lEINITIEfglS 5 High notes in 28 Circle Guido's scale 29 Cereals 6 Baby's toy 1 Western Hemisphere country (ab.) 8 Bundles 9 Dash 10 Nevada city 11 Cape 17 Promise 19 Fathered 23 Motionless 24 Corn meal 25,Wins;-shaped 26 Spanish gentleman 27 Forewords 31 Sign of zodiac 33 Jewish vestment 38 Calm 40 Lateral parts 41 Morning service 42 Wound covering 43 Musical quality 44 Insects 46 Preposition 47 Direction 48 Colors 50 Travel guide I rp H 1 7 8 I? I JO l lT IT i? B If iTZQ iff f t j ' 50 71 2 1L Z tO ?, 1 1 I I I 7 Obtorvor, La Crando, Pro., Thuri., July 2. Pago 4 her limits, the worked skillfully Albert was quite solid, particu larly, over the last act when he managed tomake the goody good boy he was playing not only be lievable, but affecting. In minor slots. Frank Mcflugh. Knth White and Polly Howies labored effec tively. Short Shets: ABC-TV's Music For a Summer Night zeroed in on a shoal of old movie melodies Wednesday night to medium pleasant effect. DAILY TV L0G 2KREM A KXLY KHQ TV f TV O TV THURSDAY 00 Nwbat NVwn g, Kporls I Hoy ltogr S:l.pi Jiihn lMy ouir Kdwards M :S0 Leave it To Braver Kcilil V-iilur- Front Pass C:4S " . " 7110 Zorro l-rr L'ulll I)rHnft 7:15 " I " 7:J0 Real McCoys Drrrlmfi-r Sll-nl Rervlre 7:ii M " " 8:00 Pat Boone Zmi- dray Thfalre Sea Hunt 8:15 - so RmiKh Ttldi-r Playhouse 0 31 Heacnn Street 1:45 " " " 0 Alan Without A Cun Vou Bet Tour Ufa :o How To Mnrry i " Highway Patrol A .MUlli.nnlre " 10:00 NlKhtbrat NitclU Kililioii ItcKrue Bight 10:15 Jack Paar Line Klinw " 10:.10 " Nrai '"5 " ' - Late Movie 1 1 :oo ; Z ' 11:15 11:0 Dateline Europe M M "5 ' - r FRIDAY ' 1 " "0 On The !n Dough Re Ml 8:15 8:30 sni Levennon Treasure Hunt 145 9 00 '. .ve l.llcy ITIce la Right 9 : 1 5 t :S0 T.p Dollar Cor,tntratloB 9:45 10:00 Love or Lira Tic Tac Dough 10:15 10:30 I Hrarrh for Tomorrow It Could Be You 10:45 OuldlnK Light " ltroo Acrona the Board ('amco Theatre Queen For e Day 11:15 " . - 11:30 Pantomime Quit " Court of 11:45 " Human Itelallona 12:00 Uuslo Bingo It'a A Great Life Young Dr. Italona 12:15 - 12:30 Romper Room As the World Turns From Thea Roots 12:45 - t 00 Day In Court For Heller or Wrw Truth or Conaeq. 1:15 " " 1:30 Oale Storm Show Houseparty County Fair 1:45 " . 2:00 Beat the Clock Payoff llatlneo or Six 2:15 " " 2:30 Who Do You Truat . Verdict la Youra f:45 " 5:00 Am. Bandstand isfigliter Day " S:15 Secret Storm :J0 - Edge of Night 5:45 " Our Oang 4:00 Fopeye Cliff Carl Show . 1 Led Three Livea 4:16 " 4:30 " Early Show Four Thirty If ovle 4:45 " " - 6:00 Buga Bunny 5:15 " 6:30 Mickey Mouaa Club . " 6:45 " Front Page This log it made up from information by Television Stations and Its accuracy cannot be guaranteed by the La Grande Evening Observer, GOING ON VACATION? I LL SAVE Every Issue of Your OBSERVE! Al No Extra Cos! To You In Your New Vacalion-Pac See Me, Your Carrier WHILE YOU WERE AWAY LAST YEAR... The OBSERVER Reported . . . Local Newt And Happenings Births And Doatht Covered Society And Club News Sports Events Entertained With Your Favorite Comics You'd Never Guess Whal Is In The Observer Today No. or any other day for that matter. 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