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OUT OUR WAY By J. R. William OUR BOARDING HOUSS With Major HoopU ., I'AVIV I tK kVMV, I I rOOKtUHf.lt VE M, I fc.uw- . iKS ftE LL I I tmfy fc roTTiN1 -UM-- I Kiev like to I hf thinks , , '. 1 '-f1 wait outs os Tut ' ;M M ' - Oi1JWTMHOP I Mfcf (aiBITIU J HE LL LOSE ' PAe I M & W SMOJS CS SOj Zi! 1-fL . '.. J l-LSWIIIfK Vf f (L.' AHiXITTrt' NONHISakXK CE05 jeSTS iT IS NOT AS IF ( J" V.lTr4 THE-NT """"C . 'UillPW WSIARP5 fHertis I soH i v s A COM-ACJ SCOLD V 6 AS S 3 K5.LY 5 VV--V "IT 7M LP FORTH' OF STUCK ARAIi,F-- , v ' J " v' MpAXt4y WVIS-1 Mil- 17 LPS V,',4e "i W ' " -Xr.-.s.. MFt 1 WHOLE Hf 60T IU ( Al JP Hf L PlM' ( " .-1 ,' c V- us?!, ivueu Fl WlPS C'J 34T Ht"A ifflM F-'.K . V AFAM J feET A KAise J RA.t-P 7 ' T vO!i TAKE AW MDS AIO, vJ'T ) l1"? VVJ rfT THF FIMAHCIFg . ?". ,f l?l I lHTf ..... HIA - ,;. "HE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE ( By Wilson Scrugg. aT TUt XhOW 00 TMEV C TMtZt'S OWt ) u'rt KICMTiUMAIM!!?) DK. R06B&, A )Wt. 10&AM re"- I 1 . ajKL W0N tOOK'yf A?EAT(UT XIK IW WTTM TV'S - 7"r( IS OUTSIDE. T f' I IKIIh 3r 1.06am. . J ( LOOWVHty ) f KESTOFTLAsI FlWE'sEWOyv" 1 IJ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ' - By MBIoMr 1 so rn.iRriN'ATsooL poes-1 Bur DOUGLAS -AMD H XTex. LARO, I THINK YOU WMAr N'T COUMT7 iMWFSUy' IS4TMEfVV OOCSmTL Ci iJ" SHOULD KNOW THAT 1 f j flHOS aeTDN' WE TEAM j SIVS UP mnOfBhX I P',C?C--T-n A BOY FLIRTED WITH, f" 7- ? DATES ' f" -vi EASY Z"1 CKrvir CAPTAIN EASY By LwlU Turntr l ' . . HELLO... EA5V IF VOU RECALL. I HAVE I I YOU MEAN V00 IT& STILL EARLY HERE'. I I ' . PERHAP5 I 0VERL00K6P HI5 L-... A 6K0THEK-IN-LAW-. SIR CEDKIC CALLEPAT4 lOM YffUR WAV TO LONDON, 7v FINER POIWTS. I'llEAH-WELLOWEO LTLISv-.A PETTIFER..WHO SPENDS MUCH 0f . A.M. TO RFWIWO 1 STOP AT WAPLEV AWO V1?A 9lNCE VE LT ET1 TELL HIM I !f . 1 11 nTHI e w BftWA 5T WE 0" THftTt GW6 WW WV HISHEST 1 I LEAVIN6 FOR FLORIDA, AJOO IK'"' V PERSONAL RE6ARDS, frf, I A EAGER TO SEE MM WhF.N ALLti wL- ' i By V. T. Hamlin Ti - .' GUirEP MISSILE BUT WHAT1L AC I I NEED TO f ET.' I WHAVHA MtP 7. LAUNCHERS, YOUR J DO FOR SLAVp THAT FELLA HtMS I YEH? ) V ' AGAIN"? I INH C WC tJL'l nwnn,t03. . LTV WntHJ TVOJ I PIC ILV '. If LC I , I WORK ON THOSE DlJINto VEkY wUY NvAJ SAIL V OOP: I h MY KANPS AGAIN STONE-THKJWECS -. J-V PACK FOR? J V 7V iPIWMa I ilW" mM mm 1 - inifairmir 1 f .IP. J ll A 1 a 1 r Ann a-11 By Edgar Martin ' V - 21 II 1 1 1 1 '-vr.-..-:,., . r 1 &o w...?,.Acwto . f " ' 1 1 "' fc ( 1 I ! 'UiC ys.A "XNAys, , 1 PRISCILLA S POH 8 Al Vmr yfl IK "ICTJ I BUT, WALDO, YOU ) AT LEAST I GAVE J f1 ' ROLL MP -. C5ii CAN'T DO TMAT.'- IT A CSOOD TRY.'' IN A CORNER, v.. fa TONIGHT'S TWE RT.A.) MDtw tr-. ' oa tli BUGS BUNNY j - - - - , Stack To Appear In Every 'Untouchables Sequence By VERNON SCOTT UPI Staff writer HOLLYWOOD ll'i' - li"l)t-rl Slack, who i rich enoutjh rot o work at all. ha-f his ap- peaiancos in a nt-w TV scries l cause he duin t want to clieat viewers. "Actors are takini! aJvanta;;c of the pulilie wh-.J tlU'V lhcil names to a program, tiien (ail to porform in every sesnient." he said. -When 1 li'st agreed to f!ar is 'The rn'.ow h.ihlts' 1 was s-.ip- posed to appi-ar i" 11 cf lt,c 2l shows, narralin; as host in the other 15. Eut it is unfair to view ers to remove the main charac ter (rom more than half of the series. Therefore. I'm going to show up in all of them.'' Has Wealthy Parents Stack, son of extraordinarily wealthy parents, was afraid tele viewers would hlame him lor misrepresent inK his role in the hour-long adventure series. The minute an audience is cheated they put the blame on the performer." he explained. "This has happened to other stars with severe consequences to their careers. re'ize'.l it would be a mis take to tievotc less than all my attention and energy to the series." In the past few years Bob was snagging the flashy, neurotic roles which most actors these days consider prime parts. Stack found them limited and unsatis factory. Plays Good Guy It feels gtod to let the other guy play the flash role," lie grinned. ' In the se'ies I play a 'good guy.' and it seems to be making an impressio-i on the pub lic." If Stack appears to be over zealous it's only natural. He owns 25 per cent of the series through his Langford Productions. His canny entry into TV has lipped his price for movies from $:io.ooo per picture to the $100,000 bracket. "The beot part of a TV series is the constant work." Hob con c!ii le-l. "In mm !.- you make ore picture, then sit aroupd for a year. In TV you keep bjsy nil ear long " Chuckles In The News United Press International ANYONE FG3 SEAL SAN FRANCISCO IT1' Searching, for a Christmas- pres ent for someone who has every thing? T;y a seal. The San Fran cisco Sealaiuarium is offering for sale at $125 each young, live gen uine seals. DRUNKEN' DOBBINS TOKYO 'UPI' Police in Mo- mose in northern Jaoan reported tlR-y found several apparently ti sy farm horses. They learned that farmers, who had been brew ing bathtub sake, poured the rice wine ('.own the ho-ses' throats when tax officials launched a raid on bootleggers. NO HARD FEELINGS SI PKHIOH, Wis. 'I PI i Itich- Viilk Production In Oregon High Oregon dairymen have produced just about as much milk this yeor as last year at this time. This is in contrast to national milk pro duct ion w hich is down compared to a year ago. Oiegon's milk output dropped off in October but higher pro duction earlier in the year kept total produclion in the state equal with l;st year. It is expected that national milk suiplus may be cut a little nexf in view of the drop nationally. Observer, La Grande, Ore., Thurs., Dec. 10, 1959 Page 12 t ' Side Glances t y - oaji . .. . .. ... r - v . t, Vtt k MCA Imm W.) "It's not the salary I'm kicking about it's being too busy to spend it!" Wonder What Happened To Crew Of Brigantine 'Mary Cebsfe?' By ELMER C. WALZER UPI Staf.: Writer MOW YOIiK 'l'PI F.ighty-six years ago. the proud bri;;antine Mary Celeste unfurled her canvas and set out for Genoa. Italy, with a cargo of 1,701 barrels of alcohol. Before sailing her cargo had they had anticipated. A new crew to Nc.v Ycrk. ami skipper took her back alter .Myna-.i records piled up at At lischarging her cargo. Atlantic ' lanlic a--d the wonder grew how been duly insured by five Ameri- Atlantic's buildirgs, Tis said can companies, including Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company of New York. Atlantic then was located at 45 Wall Street right near the docks. Its sole business then was marine insurance and it probably never wrote a more famous piece of insurance than it did on the Mary Celeste's cargo. Hut it has written many a big ger piece of insurance since anil today it is ri;;ht where it was back the-e at 45 Wall Street its third new building nn the site. Those days of long a;o were hazardous ones for shi s and sail ors. In the ca.e ol the Mary Celeste, the ship came back but the entire crew anil passengers were Lst forever ti ul they've been a mystery to this day. Found Sailirg Unmanned A somewhat similar brigantine delivered Discharging her cargo. lost nothing ol the since the cargo was intact. But the mystery lingers on and many a wintry nkh: in the Mary- Celeste room at the newt-! of the the insurance 1 the company could house all of ;h.-st of Captain I'.enj.mnn S. Briggs ard his crew of seven paw over the mementos of their last cruise. In the dead of the night one can hear the weird notes of the captain as he orders "abandon ship." Atlantic Insurance Company is the only survivor of the more than 40 mutual insurance com panies that carried on a marine them. There were jokos on their extent and authenticity.. Someone suggested the company might even have a record of, the ark, so he -sen! in a request for the data and sot the (oliowiug reply: La; Reported Stranded Built BC 244!J gophuc wood pitched within and without length OCU cubs wiu;h, 50 cubits height, 30 cubits three decks cattla can ier owner, Xoah and sens last reported . stranded Mount Ararat." Miles F. York, president said the Atlantic companies are using a new method of introducing T.ew insurance business during the ; iwlicits in the fire and casualty dooming shipping days of the insurance business. l!H0's When America's clipper --in iI,p nn,t." he noted, "com. ships were th? queens of the seas. Altnough Atlantic, with its sub panics nave ligureu out what combinations cf coverages they thought waild sell, then they have sidiary. the Centennial Insurance , ii tre juceu tliem as new' policies ard Trautlir.e. 25. was sentenced I Ul0 nei Gratia found the Marv Tuesday to 25 years in priu.n bul apparently held no hard feelings. Trautline thanked Superior Court Judge A. Walter Dahl for the 7C.1 tence and asked permission to aprlogizc to the service station I took her to Celeste sailing slowly with hall her sails set and the wheel spin ning gaily as the vagrant winds blew her hither and von. A rump crew of the Dei Gratia Co , now writes almost all kind ol insurauce. except life, its root in marine insurance go hack 1 17 years. Scries Of "Disaster 3cjkj" ' The company ha.; amassed a series of J ll volumes of its rec ords -Disaster Bocks." they are called, which record all available Id. nils cf marine disasters throughout the world hack to 1850. Ira'y They inc tide stories like t!ia'. of I Tiii-.i. and tried to get their agents to m.u ket tliem." Todav the comnar.;.' solicits the views o! its agents and adjusts it.; ne-v p licy procedure to their ideas Next yen' Atla.-.t'c plans a M-iies of i, normal seminars lor agents to sit down with company ext L-.i'.ivvs to discuss '' common ;ecd: id problems cf the com- attendanj he robbed. lo; I only a fraction DAILY . l LOG 2KREM A KXLY , KHQ TV TV Q TV a en't as imp!e as they rt ai-d received ,hc Khnl s':il'- !;' Cele.-te. Al- were back in tile lWws. Ard costs of the salvage . , ,e:c ilre lois ul U,J clipper i arc quite different t'.o. Take the rush (lays of l4". and the com- i Back in 190U the week's provisions r.ie-ts 0:1 the ir.oralitv of the day j lor that icon; cost only S4G.70. -ire ai-.-o.: 'he regards. i including corned beef al 14 cents f-old shipments of the 1850':. . j :.cu-d; haenn at 16 'cents: T hari a lor; w.iy t) travel by b.Tie sieak a! 22 cents a pound. ie.i:rr from Sji Ft a-:.-i-co to p'-rk c':i : at l c?"Si veal a' Pa tamp, by nvtie t;ain across! Hi -'ts and leg bee: irt a mere the ! "lirnus a :.-l t len !iv steamer sovci cents. , THURSDAY B:00 HucKleberry Hound N'.u.s . ,-sp..rM Movii liont I " l'"ie l:...v:,nls front Pans fi:3n Ntw.sbent Ai;i.. 'h Amlv :5 " Vlic I i jn This Man I)aw...n I.o. k l p iunr l Air.il 7:3" dull' Storm fhriM m:i. Al TI... stilts Trop.T TM5 " I'lr.-u.- S im Ooiitih Kr.d Show " M:i4..r.4on :15 Keal MeCiiyx T till i'li Johnny Ku.-rnto r45 - ll..:il..m.' 9 in Tat Iloonc- " 8v Hunt 3:1.1 fi:.l" l'nlou.-hnhlrn l"ln lions.- :to T. nn. Krnlp Ford lir. I" "ll " " Ynii Bi.t Your Life mir, in, in Dccy , " .. tnjj(5 " " l.nl.. Movl.- II ."i XlL-hll'-nl i Mnt 1-Vaturc " 11:1.'. Jack l'aar " " 11 .10 - 11:45 " . . - FRIDAY ,(1,t l'.il.l. CLtJ.-r i S 15 5n I'nlvrrHe rrofil- Dln Dons P-hool A . 4 & S..nit Shop J Ki) IU.I !;.. Doueh Re Ml 9:1 S " : . n The Co I'lay Your Hun. h :45 " " 11) 00 1 l.ove Lucy I'm-w la KiKtii tots - 10:50- Pcecmber lirl.le Concentration 10:15 " 11:110 I.ov,. of I. if.. Trulh or I'ons.-q- 11:1.-. Preview ! ll:. Itoniper Iloom S.aroh f..r Tomorro It Could Ha Tou U:l. iluolln? I.ii.t - l-:00 lU.tle! --in ll'H A lire.-it Life CJuvin Kor a Day IMS - " 1-2 :.l I.ov That Bob SlnB 4 The Thlullan 3 45 " ' ' 1 i0 Music BliiKo -l';ik.' 4 Yout if L)r. talone 1:15 " 1 Puma & Allen A t lie World Turn- From Th.'e P.oota 1 4.V " " 2 ill) Day In Court Heller or Worm H.mih.i ivn 11, K, St. 2 11" 2 to (talc Storm Show llou.oparty Split Toraonalllv ! 4 :. " " loo lirnt The Clock Millions r Matinee on 81s i i; " :.l Who I You Trust er.li.-t la Yours " 11.-. " ' too Am. tt:.mll'i.l l;n:h't'r ra t 1 r, S.-.-rct S'orm 4 : Pnpeya Kile of Slieht " 4 4a " " l:.int-0-P,.t :, im " K:u..r. i i.'i-loik Movie 5 I S " " it S so nin Tin Tin Kohln Hood ll) " " Waterways Answer to Previous Puzzle This loa ii mede up from Information by Televitlon Stations and 1L. xcuracy cannot b goaranteed by Ihe La Grand Observer. ACROSS 1 Tributary of the Misrissippi 5 Cin.idian river 9 North. Carolina river 12 Negative "irr!s 1.1 Indian ' 14 Oiiritrr.ns or New Year's 15 Most restless 17 Crew 18 Fabric 19 Mohamme dans 21 Otherwise 23 Derby 24 City in Oklahoma 27 Pedestal part 20 Irish s;rl 22 Pastor 34 School book .Id t.ast 37 Most indolent 38 Chinese noodles 39 Poliin's last name 41 Pigpen 42 Letter 44 Social upstart 46 School periods 4!) Wfpc out 53 Traitor 54 Cherished 56 Oined 57 Masculine appellation 58 Monkey 59 Middle (profix) fiO Wait 61 Direction DOWN 1 Burden 2 Sharpen 3 Roman road 4 Kansas river '-HflA H T ' r ' U.. TIF' " ni" a'v aT"s.U. vcMa no's 4rsin TrT'-p Iss'tj J-ihtiPE' 5 t rench pronoun C Knterccl in a l-dger 7 Fail 8 Boat 9 Hookworms ll) Level 1 1 Small cysts Hi Rarely 20 Waterway 22 Girl's nan e 24 Pleshy-spsked flower 25 Remove 26 Move 28 Constellation 3n Remainder 31 Man's nickname 33 Prongs 35 Taro roots 40 Bone basis 43 Debar 45 Animal 40 Stun) 1 47 Tartiv" 48 Writer, Stanley Garjner 50 Operatic solo 51 Places 52 Redact... 55 Also: "i p i' U I Is 6 17 a ja no, in , - lb 16 l7" Tl Jjia 20 ! ' ' t 2223 r Hut 32 rrsr 35 : . 36 'V-3T -J ' Z5 t"?39 40 41. . ; kJL I I 1 42 t3 f'vfiW 45 riii 46 14 43 s-'H3 30 51 152 ' SL ; jj 54 so 59 '30" ! I'tl II ii M' . Il.lllll It. IMC.