OUTOUR WAY
sec THAI VOU AktU r AL- tXIMO
.WAVSSucm AtMiMU fXAkTtt ) YOU A
ftltf 'l i rr-r . ... ..r T RlIT I ( T'-
NC7T OO
V WELL, I 'i
, fW PON T
By J. R. Williams
r
!1
UTTLE.'
YEAH PL W'T OVfckLJOt'rR
UtE HIM AS
l '.'tr.TTNiili-- TT .si's
...
&faa OUT 0' T FRVIMfe PAU ..
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
ii m i in i iiiiiimmij mi win,.
With Major Hoopla
I s&v.vvy sooDmakI.t. KUmiin i ik-c
0jK oALLERYTOAOCTiONlOHPTWiS.
"Af.fiSD If4 Th Ul iocIM RAV
T2lTORV - IT WAS AT THE gEMEST
Oi-lHg CANADIAN KOVAL MOUMTIES
THAI 1 bLEW MAD MARCEL SO
JR TKArPtKS BEtAUSS
OF
1
moose call that
MOTH ap OUT
PHOMlMG' Foe
IH& WASOM.'
SCKAM
1 X BC .1 j ( j . 1 rV t
HE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE
M0&1M6
ATMA21UA
WMNt'SetFTi
By Wilson Scruggs
tUV MTHO06MT 10 ( KI6HT AFTfcK MY SUSW.EWEf.T TO VEltr.'J..; NO, WA'.LY. I A04T GO ) fl
I BOGWVb.lZi'ZiSE 0J, V - WOKEU?( I WAS IKV:TJ TO AD JFM Kfll h vrTTTV I
AVU H-MW'i j-jfaSk' TH NEW aiu: Ht . I CA D r fy'-i COWMIE, PlEASE.' T i ' I
( KWMjkTijT V AS CUICK.LV AS I COD.' P 5J c R06te IS iV( I
0E" n S-V f O-E Of THE MiCESTl'Vy 3
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Merrill Blotter
i ( TiREP OF ) TiPFP OP 'Ni 1 I 1'MEVFM TiPED Of ! If BOf y'GOr'A WATC TtXJ X ,
I iei00- womem.too FOOD jIJ V v UNGUAGe im there ' r-
IuTjij ' nwvX' bnyi ,.--rr7:f
CAPTAIN EASY
By Lttli Turner
' HEVi V TH65B PtOCLE ARE AAHTBD fOK aXi-
I WHATST10NIN6 6V TMtSKLWIIV POUCEl M6L
THS ALL I US GET EM TO IN&PECTOR SWikJf UKHB,
A60UT?-ANP rit TAKE THE RESPOWSIgltlTj
lHZ.g.;f 3 VHCN 0lGfV PME I HOltIT,ties: WJJ 60TiAyAFIER
r" THE TKA'Ni EAy ( THAT COUEIER VliA MIT 8V W CA8-
iPR.SWAJOrU. u,f'T1 liiW KNOWS WWKE HE MAO 1 BUT VOU WCN'T THI5 TiMEl x"
b lOIi ft .ai , y Mfy mm
ALLEY OOP By V. T. Hamlin
1 SkyffiMiNiV Y0URE KIGHT! . U1 113 GOT LEMME I ( I ( WHERE AMI' j A.V
'Y'U'Wi missile aimiKtherg'sNvvwtin' J see, rC-.lV-lHi
IffcSt wl&k WSf
BOulb MiyU ntN buuuitj
INIIIIUMhM I.Hl'
By Edgar Martin
VWES2J i GsOVCj-TO
0sN,-WO"X Ia$X
tty Ml Virmur
OKAY.. IF '
ted L.rLT rA
n.ibCILLA'S POP
I AoOkH rSORg-rr CARLVLE.' 1
N -'RUB ( HMH ) (CLOSE! .1 DON'T SEE A f? 5 YOU WANT
f JORROWV (MY CHIN, V'V VCJOM'T --"Lj WING' SJ V ME GOINsJ
foe? t-J-You can N ..SEES V Vc?) K vSS"s
BUGS RUNN
Ww;,..!''!' ol"1 ii' IJ rOM.MOvOu pomt:M r okay, --n. I l.KIZZi-t '
' " STATIN'T' FINISH POLISHING ' (TiSHTWAM 1 i i ' I s '
' lRAlN,CLMi?;i'M WY OThE? CR -vHAAM... "VA'(S' J ' '
VgAPINJFEg J WCT
Actor's Wife Blasts Movie
Parties As Extremely Dull
By VERNON SCOTT
UPI Staff Writtr
HOLLYWOOD 'L'Fli -Pamela
Mason, outspoken wife of actor
James Mason, blasted movietown
parties to-Juy as being exceedingly
dull.
The England born matron
placed the blame on unimagin
ative hostesses who invite the
same guests to soirees eek afti r
week.
"1 don't go to parties anymore."
Mrs. Mason said, "aid 1 ra ely
give them. There are so lew
finK'e people left in town all the
parties are attended by marnei
couples who don't want to be to
gether in the first place. If that
in't enough, most parties are
limited to persons in the same in
come bracket which is horribly
du
"The men gather in one corner
Chuckles In
The News
UnlUd Prats International
PICCADILLY COWBOY
LONDON 1 1'PIt English saddle
sore' The following advertisement
appea'cd in today's Times
American or Western-type saddle
required for stuff gentleman."
KIDNAPPED "BODIES"
DALLAS, Tex. LPIi Police
reported today thieves who stole
several crates similar to those
used for shipping furs will be sur
prised to find they have acquired
dismemembered and naked women
mannequins.
CORN'S BOTHERING HER
COLUMBIA. S. C. UPI
Bessie. May Boyles' system of
storing meat and co n in her deep
freeze locker has got her in trou
ble. Sho was charged Wednesday
with l.quor laws violation when
officers found a large jar of corn
liquor buried under meat pack
ages in the freezer.
MUST WANT ARK
DALLAS. Tex. L'PI A di
lapidated pickup truck was noted
on a Dallas street Wednesday
bearing this sign: "Will trade
for yacht!"
JURORS "DUG UP"
UXBIilDGE. Eiifila-.d lUPI)
Three jurors failed to show up
for duty Wednesday and the judge
ordered the bailiff to do some-
h:rg about the shortage. The
jury was completed with three
men found digging a ditch for a
gas main outside the court.
' GAS BLAST BLAMED '
IiC.ME (LTD A preliminary
repoit by the Italian Department
of Defense Wednesday blamed a
gas tank exnlosion for the crash
of a Trans World Airlines plane
near Milan which took the lives
of, 6i) persons last July 26.
and play cards, when possible,"
she continued. "The wives all
want to dance, no matter what
'their age, but nobody wants to
dance with them.
Pamela went on to say the
bored expressions on guests' faces
indicate they attend parties as
a social obligation, not because
they're enjoying themselves.
"New faces are a rarity,"
she explained. "Occasionally when
some performer becomes 'hot' he
tr st.e is invited to parties.
"I was dropped off several
guest lists seven years ai;o when
I criticized parties. There's no
point in going to a party unless
it's to flirt or play cards. But
flitting is resented, and 1 don't
play cards.
Ccivtrtation Becomes Dull
"No matter how interesting the
other guests are, after years of
sitting next t the same people at
the cinner table the conversation
becomes despairing. There's noth
ing new to talk about.
"My husband, James, is not
anti-social, but by the time a
couple dresses for a party, and
counting the traveling time, an
outing can become an eight-hour
ordeal, which is tco much time
out of your life.
"Being a hostess is even worse.
You're so busy looking after ev
eryone you can't enjoy yourself."
Qbserwr, La Grande, Ore., Fri Dec. 4, 19S9 Page 6
Side Glances
I 1 H 1 I
TM. Meg. 0 Pat Off.'-
hy UtA ternee. to "J
"The meeting must have turned out all right. They're
oalling each other '01' Baboon' and '01' Horsethief!"
Teen-Agers Talk Of TV Rigging,
Delinquency, Segregation, Etc.
By DOC QUIGG
UPI Staff Writer
"I was pretty disgusted. You
surta looked up to those TV quiz
guys whe i they won. Then it low
ers your opinion of intellectuals.
At least wa thought they were
intellectuals. Maybe they were
just crumbs all the time."
Steve Cook speaking. Giving his
opinion cf quiz-show rigging. He's
a teen-ager, 16. Tall, skinny, jean
ruined Van Doren. They (the rig
gers) ought to be straightened out
by somebody.
And in New York, there's a red-
haired 18-year-old named Eliza
beth Fo-bes. working red roses
into a corsage in the florist shop
in a technical high school. She
sounds off fast when asked about
the wcrld's gravest problem:
"The racial discrimination, to
me. Like down south; you kr.ow
clad, blonde, a serious looking 1 it t not like up here. ou re nirea
bcv. The place is San Anselmojoi your color, not your abilities.
Calif. Steve has just f:nished help-: L'p here, at least you get a light
ing decorate a hall for a dance, ins chance.''
He's given to short, pithy ans- Arthur Hofmeisterp 17. a neat,
wers. You ask him about adults blond, shy-spoken New York lad
and he says: "My pet peeve is who thinks hard before answering
that they don't give teen-agers ai1uestlons- summea up rocx
fair chance."
H.p across the country, now, to
Augusta, Mai e. Here's David El-
in, 17, a high school senior, bas
ketball player, gocd student, who
wears a flattop haircut and has
a part-time job: "I think many
parents are too lenient with their
children they let them have a lot
of material things and don't teach
them the responsibility of such
things as operating cars."
"A Pretly Dirty Trick"
Dcwn to the southland and Col
umbia. SC., and a five-foot-two
brunette named Carol Joy, 16.
Quiz-show 'rigging? "It was a
pietty dirty trick. It sure has
! DAILY TV LOG
KREM A ' KXLY , KHQ
Jm TV TV O TV
'
roll: "1 don't like it. I think they
have too many groaiers who
make little sounds like ooh and
ahh, just mumbo-jumbo, aid put
them on records."
No H-Bomb Worry
As for worry about the H-bomb
and radiation threat, there was an
alrrost U'iive"sal response of "not
really," "no; particularly," "no'
e.'-pec'ally'' combined with a fa
talistic attitude. As Henry Huf
nagol 17, a senior at Evanston.
III., Township High School said:
"If it's going to be, it's going to
be. I've other things to worry
about."
Bob Kostelecky, of La Jolla,
Calif., a six-foot -one college
freshman, said: "The possibility
that it could actually happen has
never entered my mind."
Molly Molloy. of Hillsbcrough,
Calif., curly-haired, in a pink
j shirt and gray bermuda sho"ts
after a tennis game, said she was
uennneiy wurneu. oui: in a
way the H-bomb might be good
reck V roll, but the surprising
other half in an inkling of a
trend said it was horrible, stu
pidly worded, and on the way out.
"Lait year I thought it was the
only thing." said Ron McWain, a
bespectacled 16-year-old of Olym
o'a. Wash., "but 1 cion't any
more . . . I've found other forms
es'iecially progressive jazz.
Adults wero characterized as
worrying too much, forgetting
what it s like to be young, having
a know-it-all attitude, setting bad
examples, and, as a pretty bru
nette, 16, said: "My father is
old-fashioned and won't let us
date boys. Adults don't under
stand us."
The general reaction to a query
about tho world's gravest prob
lem ran to Russ a and Commu
nism, the cold war, peace and
warfare, and rome said crime
and juvenile delinquency. Molly
.Mollc.y. ajgain, said: "Maybe we
tai start to consider morals when
the problem of peace is ironed
out."
But consider these other grav
est frcblem answers:
'"Tco many people arc gettin;:
away from Gcd and Christianity."
Glenn Apple. 19, of Tulsa, Okla.
The uncooperative attitude
that people have nobody wants
to work together." James Kelley
college freshman, San Gabriel,
"International politics and lack
of diplomats. We need more dip
lomats and fewer politicians."
Robert Wiese. Hollywood, Calif.
CHAPLINS AWAIT CHILD
FRIDAY
6:00 Hug Ilunnv
:1S
8:20 New. beat
:4 5
Square Dance Party
DUney I'roaenU
Man FrorA
Klarkhawk
1:00
1:1 j
1:30
1:45
77 Sun.et Strip
Robert Taylor
mark Saddle
N'lRlitheat
Jack Paar
:0
:15
SVwi A- Sport
Oni Kiw.rd.
Time for Sporta
Mtti-keDtie's Haidori
Dul'ont Show
Dcilu Playhou.e
TwMlght Zone
Per.on to Peraon
4-Most Feature
Movie toiit.
Front Pase
NBC New.
Oavaloade of Sport
rtpcorating Idea
Trou blfnhoolera
Art Carney
M-Squad
People Are Funny
Newe
tate Movie
SATURDAY
Soupy Salea
Saturday Showcase
00
IS
JO
Command Ivrf.
Poarlet Plmperni-t
Swot. I of Freedom
Capn. Cye Cartoon
Joe Paluoka
African Patrol
Bread Ila.ket
Captain Kangaroo
Herkle and Jeckle
MlghT Mnn.e
I I,ove Lucy
Lone Ranker
Sky King
Jeff'a Collie
Capl. David ilreif
ITo Foolhall
So Thl It Hlywd.
ltlnKlde Raanlera
LAUSANNE. Switzerland i IT1 1
Ocna O'Neill Chap'in was in
the MontchoLsi Clinic today, await-
because it will make man think ling the birth of her seventh child
before acting.'' . by Movie comedian Charlie Chap-
Rock 'N' Roll Horrible ! lin who was 70 years old last
About half the teen-agers loved I April.
'Heart of Dixie"
Answer to Previous Puzzle
Farm Summary
Learn to Draw
Ruffand rteddy
Fury
Howdy Doody
Pro Basketball
Pre-Oame Show
College Foolhall
Si-nrehoard
g-T...n
True Story
Detertire 8tory
Roy Roger.
Union Pacific.
This log it triad up from Information by Television Station, and lt
accuracy cannot b. guaranteed by th. L. Gr.nd. Obi rver.
ACROSS
1 Alabama's
- sole seaport
7 The is
the stale fish
13 Lecturer
14 Come out
15 Wash afresh
16 Transfers
17 Inllrm
18 Titles
1!) Bodies of land
23 Fish sauce
26 Chemical
suflix
27 Weicht
deduction
31 Evcrnrcens
32 Quiltinn meet
33 Noun suflix
34 Fuss
SS Aged
36 Inr:irnation
of Vishnu
37 Flower
39 Unit o .'
reluctance
40 Smell
41 Dinner course
44 Plant louse
47 Anxious
51 Mountain
crests
53 Withdraw
54 Stupid on.
55 Reluctant
56 Scanty
57 Tried r,
DOWN
1 Default '
2 Biblical name
3 East Indian
island
4 Type face!
5 Attachments
6 Before ;
7 Scatter
8 Rectify
9 Cast anew1
10 English
b i tT aip a p;t aIbILIf!
IC HTE'MlpBMAlg'glElsl
LTATg-Mg&T fcl ' 1 1
AiL ETTaATs A gj aT
& H Bitit W I k A,nTc
a. e -e;" tUUzV o o a
si i IvB AlxjUV o M ETg
RAN Si'l AT " o AlR
IONS A IP E R. T gfr
r!ate PvIeIm'tI hIfIm
buggy
1 1 Amorous
stare
12 Promontory
20 Toils
21 Anoints
22 Sewing
implement
23 At a distance
24 Italian resort
25 Love god
28 Highway
29 Masculine
appellation
30 Rip
36 Revolves
38 Newspaper
man 42 Paradises
43 Female rufl
44 Dutch
measures
45 Support
46 Olympian
goddess
48 Encircled
49 Gaelic
50 Bamboolike
grass
52 Mariner's
direction
53 Rodent
1 2 3 14 5 16 I 17 18 19 110 111 112
13 U
15 i6
n ia
19 20"2722" J
2r"u"7r 26 12 28 129 130 "
3l 31 33
34 ' 35 p"
3T 3a 39 40 "
44 4a 6 1 47 48 49 bo"
51 53
54 - 55
5g
1 I I I ll'l' s
':iiviir.