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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1947 PAGE THREE St. John's Star Not Consistent In Hoop Work lly Onriir I'mli-y t,lllltr. 'iv HixirU Wr'lrrl Nrw York, .Ian. 21 "Hi Miirry Hnykofl. Hi.- Si. .Iiihn IiiinUi'IIiiiII Nllll' Willi Ill'lllH II U'lllklllK ll-MI'lll- liliinii' In Ahnihiiin Lincoln nnil mi IIVIM'WI'lltlll tl'lllllini- pull', Iiiih Im'Imi i1ihit11hiI vnrloiiHly IhlH mii nun iim ii hi-rn nnil ii lun ii hui ciini'li ,Icm Lnprlilik will tnki- him iiml liny nllii-r llllli- HoykuffH wliu Imp nn to mini' iilnii. 'I'lii nU (mil, i'li:lil Iiii h llnykoff Iiiih hi Mi rrlllrlril li'i-iin-utly Ihlx m-hkiiii fur IiIh liii'ptiluili- In lilt Unit Hi'' hiMip fnun tin iililttuli- nt luinil. In iim khiih- In iriiit-il unty Iwn polntx mill In iinnllirr Knl flvi-, ttlllrh Hi't tin- hilnkclhall Hiibw.'Hh howlliu: on t.aprhlrk'H IiivIh. Jul, w hu ni-vi-r vvrnl In rnlli-ui-in pluyi-il iiiI1iii- ha-ikrltiull hut rami' up off llu rant nidi hIiIi walki tu riiurt fmni iih n inrnilM'i lit I III' llllullllll I'l'ltll'K, hiiiulli-tl It iih writ iih any man with a ulii'i-p-fklll. Hi- piiKU'il It off it H Mill' In lliiyknff hrlnu nviTWi'lht, u fact hi' iinMu-ri'riilly Iiiih Iiitii tryliiK In itiipiv nn tin hlu li'Mnw. Whi'ii thai fart appiMiri'il In I lie puhllr piinlH, I Mi'lipiKki'lH Man y tunk lilt- li'ail nut mnl xiiiii wiih IiIh HVi'ltt' M'lf ni;uln. Iltiik wi-nt IiIh iivi-iat!-. nlniiwl liiiiui'illiili'ly. In n rushy '.'II pnlntH. Tin' 12 iiiIkmIhk piiuiiilH, whlih Hhavi'H pn-lty thin ivlii-n npri'iul nver HO Iiii-Iii-h, wiih tln illffirrni'i- an nnti'il hy Ihi itHttiti l.iiK'hli'k. Jut, wliu win nni' of pro him ki'lhall'H iih lii.Hl iiml hrluliti'Ht HtitiK, iliM'Nn't huvi In lipolo'li' for tin way hi hauilli'H hlH hind wnoil rhiin-H at tin- llilli- llnioklyn M'hool. Hi- in frankly i-hvIiiiih of tin Imi'h unili-r him for thi'li' i-ilii' rational ml vailni--M hut when It muni to liiiski'thalt lln-y llsli-n rhinily. I'riHif Ih tin- fuel that St. John's, with I-iipilikk mnl IiIh pro-li-lii-, lloykoff, wiin tin National Invitation rhamplniishlp In I'.M.'I. Thi Hlar ol tin tram was, of oui ht, lloykoff. Itut llii-n'-. no ilouht thnl jiHhlrk tuini-il Ihi Htuinhlltu: novlii- Into tin- playi-r ho Ih loilay. I'Ik Marry nllll Ih n hit on Ihr awkward hIiIi hut you ran lilami- much of It on tin fart thai In- look lluii' out for u hltrh In khaki. Mr rami- hark lasl yi-ar JuM tM'lort llu- Hi-aHun nprniil anil Ihi liiihlHliInu Joli Htarli-il nil nvi-r attain. ljiM'hlrk Ih llu- fli'Ht lo ailmlt that Marry Isn't n n-ally (!"" plnvi-r. "Mi- rntilil Ih- Ihi Hivali-M o-nti-r of all Hum If hi- had a hit more coordination In IiIh li-t." ljip rhlrk iiHHi-rtitl. Mi Iiiih n gn-at pair of hands and ran hit tin- has-k.-l i-qually wrll from i-llhiT Insklr or mllsldr." Itut Jm w ill Ki-tlli. "I iom- In nrvi-r eraduati-H," Uipchlrk laiik-liril- "And iih for IhlH rrlllrlKin iihmil not Hlinntlni for rwordH with hhn, hi- dorsn't nwit ri-ronlH. IIo'h n iihuiiI In him-r.-lf. that boy. I h"l" In him 12 rhlldrrn and thi-y all riimt- lo St. John'8 to play iindi-r mo." Basketball Results -rOI.I.Kf.K HASKKTBALL Illy I'ntlM lr-l Wisconsin W, MlrhlKim Slati IH. Ki-nturky 70, (ii-oritla Tivh 47. I'ukIui" r2, Iow-ii -Hi. Vlrtilnla Stall rollrni- 57. Mow aril M. Marshall Hli. Conrni d colli:i -17. Uiiilslann Stale -It, l.oyolit Isoulhl -III. I'lttHhurr.h St, Ohio Stall- 41. Cnrni-ll :W, Iiarlinmilli 35. Iowa Stall- til. Ni'hiaskn 44. ArkansiiH 55, I Inivi-islly of Mex ico 37. (ioiiwiKn fit;. rarlflL- Liilht-ran 37. KaHli-i-n VViiHhliiKlnn JV 53, Cion.aKii JV 2H. "Tin l.lfi- nf (ii-ni-riil MacAr thin" curri-nlly Is llu- best seller In Japan. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE Furnished Home 58,000.00 Living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bath. Inclosed back porch. Fireplace, automatic oil heat, basement, garage. Furnishings In clude Westinghouso electric range, refrig erator, and Maytag washer. Also extra lot. ' West side desirable location. Service Station - $8950.00 Fully equipped service station in Sisters, Ore. Very good investment. Terms S3.950.00 down, balance of S5.000.00 payable at S65.00 a month Interest free. Also will accept $2, 450.00 down with higher payments In first year. Wanted Listing of two desirable home& in S8.000.00 to $13,000.00 class. Have buyers waiting. Arthur A. Rixe REAL ESTATE BROKER I'liune 28-M Knnni 1 mink nf Bend lllilff. Greenberg's Pay Held Too High; Switch Made Di lantin, Fin., Jan. 2 til'1 II. mil Cteenhei't-'M Hillary, which may jump In ,S7ri,illiO HiIh hi iihoii, wiih llu- reiiHon the Washington SenatorH walvi-il on llu- major leaiiue home run kin", owner Clink llilffllh Mti til loilay, Cririllli Hiihl that wiih loo much money In pay a .'111 year-ohl play el, desplle Creenhei'i-'H 44 hump i nils and 127 runs halted III IiihI year. 'I he Senator leader added that he thouxhl that wiih why most other American lemtue rlulm allowed lireenherK to Ko Iriim lie I Kill to the I'ltlsliiu eji I'lraleH of ( Ihr N'nilonal leiiKlie. Police Schools Set For Oregon I'nlveisliy of OreKon, Kucene, Jan. 21 Sn'rlal) A hi'I'Ii-k of re Klonal HtiioolH for city poltremeii, to he sponsored hy the Oregon Association of t'lty Toller Of. flteiH. Ih planned for 12 On-non cities, wiih anniiunred hy Henry I'. HelHtel, executive mcreinry of the iiHsortatlon of reHeaicli as . sisliuil In the university hineiiu of municipal ri-Hi-meh unit Kervlce. I'lanuetl lot March and April, the trainlni! pro(iiim will cover hash police subjects and will lie open to law enforcement nftlceiH from all levels of nmernment. , I' I a iih lentallvely call for hcIiooIh to he held In Alhany, Ah. lorla, Hentl, I'ooh Uav. CorvalllH, ! Kunene, Klamath Kill In, I. a '(Ilande. Medlold. IVmlletnn, Sal-1 h-m. and 'I hi Dulles. Policemen I from sir.nller towns will Im Invil-1 eil to attend cIiihhi-h In llu- nearesl tow n where schools me net up. I The program will consist of ; one day ol Irainlni each week In each of the c lues, lor an el-ht-w-eeks period. CiHiperatltiK In lite plan are the Federal llitreau of : Invi-HtlKallon, the I'm Hand (sillcc hiireau, the Ixauue of Oregon t'llles. as well as the huieaii of municipal research and wrvlrp. United To Add jTo Sky Staff I Portland. Jan. 21 Thi-re are sky rani-rii wiiIHiik for more I than -t(X) youiiu women ilurltiK Ihi ! iieM six months, It won an ' nuunred tiniay hy Unltril Air 1 lines. I ArenidliiK to II. M. Watnwrlijht, j Un-rlnleiiilinl of KtewardesseH j for I'nlted. the com puny plans to I employ and train that number of new Klewardcssi-H hy the end of I June lo aueinent Its staff of 5.r0 now Ht-rvInK aloft. After a month 1 nf niM-tiiil HChoolInt;, Hlewartlesses will he assigned to llnlled s pres ent four eni)lni-d and twin cnlnitl planes and to the c-omimny'- new five mllen mlnuio Malnllner 3X)' when they tin plncvil In wrvico this HprltiR. To 1m- elliilhle to lMcomc a Dnlliil stewardess, younit women must be slnj-le, tH-tweeti the nte (if 21 and 21! nnd Is'lween 5 feet 2 Inches and 5 feet 7 Inches lull. Kduciitional requirements must Include either a ri'KlHterrd nurse certificate, two yeam of colli-Ri or one year of coIIckp nnd oncj year of business rxperienco. Contrary lo the belief of many, jtne puma omont its ot'ier vocul sounits sometimes makes a plerc Inc scream: pumas are known also as panthers, couRars and i mountain liuns. SLEEP TONIGHT ont II ftwak tn-iitng, tumbllnf and nt us m th morning vnxn (tut. hatMt0. It n3 10 not alttrp wvll twcaiiM of WiVoui tcnifen. twrxct nwl qulellng, try RKIJATA1IS. Inir dirntB ukh1 by tocltira, Um only dlrciaL tuuilKCtloa or txwnty ci. f)09 Wall St. Phone 530 THE CITY DRUG CO. lies. 111(1 llurinon NEWS OF SOCIETY (All doclely Iti-niM Hhoulil b reported 'to 'Hie Ilulletln not Inter than 10 u.in. on tlin days of puhllcullon, Tuedny, 'I'huisdnys and Saturdays.) Tribute Is Paid Veteran Group At Lodge Program "No hlnh-'i pnilHi" ran b' bo nIowim) on uny nmn than lo any nf III m, 'He Kcrviil hm cotintry and Nfrviil H well," hh!I K. i'. O'lxinni'll, In ay.iiK in.xiH' to 1U win It) war 2 vi-ti'ianH at u meet Itilt at cumi No.. UVM, Modrin Wcoilinrn of Aini'rlra, Friday ninlu In Norway hnll. 'llu nwvi Inc whh In i hi form of u "(Jooil Nflhbor" j)ioi:i'ini honorlnK Uu ( am) 'h ex Hi'i vtrrnn-n find worn in. The HX'iikcr, who in stall1 man acr of l hi IoiIim', wiih iu io from 1 'oil la ltd for Ihr omi.ston. I-'ollowitiK O'Monni'M'H addrrHS, a Irathcr imiIhiksi' billfold was iiriM-uMiti'd to iai'h vcti-ran on b half of the camp, by Hrrt I-Vru-Hon. who ha Id (hat the uiftfi wi-n scntlnii'Mial KyinbolH of nilitiidf for tin -it ctuili lltulluns to Ihr .sum total of vlttory. I'ht'irln Moody rcnpondi'd for thi vi'trran itroup, cxprrissinn ap-pii'i-latlon for (In ulfU and for tin bonoiH iKTordrd thrrn. 'llu' affair Mailed with u pot luik dinner, mid Kpcrlal cnti'r talnnii'iit wih provldi'd by l)iiino Fox, local magician. UanclriK was enjoyed later In the rvenlnn. 'Ihi even I. which Is part of a "(Ukh Ki'luhhor" procniin bciiiK obHirvid In Modrrn Woodmen rampH throughout I he United Slati'M and Canada, drew un at tendanre of 15 ix-oplc, li'sJdes O'Donnell, oul-of town K u e n t s wvro Mr. and Mrs. Volm y Crant, of Hitlmond. Mrs. Marft' MiiM)y was chair man of the t'ommlttee arninf.'InK the affair, as.sl.sted hy Hollo Mor (jan, IlTt VeiKU.son. Kiy Kutrh, Jamb I'orrlker and V. L. Moody. Home Extension Schedule Is Given Coiiuly home demonstration aRcnt Iora (tHiM-r loday an-nounii-l Ihe foltowiiiR artivltli-ft for Ihe wi-ek: The Terrelionne home exten sion unit meets ni 10:311 Wednes day at Plont-er hall, with a (KJt luck luncheon at nmin. Thursday evenlnR, Ix-RinnlnR at 8 o'clock, a -I II achievement pro Rtam will Ih- held ill Ihe Kastern Star RianRe hall. Mi-s. CtHijM-r will sMak on "Cioml Taste In (TothinR," Friday nl 121-10 p. in., at a meet Iiir for hlRh scIukiI rIiIh and adults. In Ihe Lupine hlRh school hulldinR. Sociely-wlm Woiiinn'H llenefll As-ttM-lallon will have a sMH-lal meotliiR at 7:30 Thursday evenlnR in Nor way hall, pi-ccedlnR the nu-etiiiR of the Westway club. As lnior lant business will he discussed, all memlH-rs were in-Red to at tend. rytliliui Sisters will meet at 8 p. in. Wednesday in Norway hall, with the new officers In chat-Re. All members were urRcd to bo present. Nearly AO er cent of the na-j lion's houses rent for less than $51 p month. I Car running smoothly? Brakes in good order? The way to be sure is in having your car checkedl Come in and let us give the motor proper adjustments to insure s-m-o-o-t-h power . . . have the brakes checked by most modern meth ods . . . the skilled mechanics in our shop are at your serviccl Stilwell's Service Center Fritz Horn, Corner Franklin and Bond BrooksScanlon Quality Pine Lumber Orooks-Scanlon Inc. Social Calendar SOCIAL CAI KNIIAlt Tonlitlit (1.30 p.m. - - (..'amp Kile council and Ruanllann, dinner meelini; ut I'lne Tavern. (i:!.1) p.m. - DcRiee of Honor past presidents, dinner at Pino Tavern. 7:30 p.m. - W.H.A. executive mcctlne, with Mrn. Frieda Pickett, (tO-l Penn avenue. 7:.') p.m. - lly lnniy club with Mrs. Flsle Cox, 1!I7K A w b re y road. 7:30 p.m. Group 1, Christian Women's union wltn ivlrs. A. L. Sn-arns, IMS West Ninth street. 7:ir p.m. First Presbyterian women's evenlnR fellowship wiih Mrs. Walter J. Drown, 357 Fast Marshall. H:fK) p.m. - Catholic Altar so ciety, circle 1, with Mrs. Rlchunl UrandlH, 1321 Went Sixth street. 8:00 p.m. - - District nurses' as sociation with Mrs. Paul Wocrncr, rM Broadway. ' 8:00 p.m. Pine Forest RranRc, Carroll Acres hall. Weilm-Milny 2:00 p.m. -- W.S.C.S. circle 1, with Mrs. Harry Drake, 1128 Ix 1'iRton. 2:(X) p.m. - - Circle 2 with Mrs. Frank May, 3.15 Florida. 2:00 p.m. - Circle 3 with Mrs. Lowell Hlrlzel, 1725 West 7th. 2:00 u.m.- S.O.S. club wiih Mrs. l.lllie Faulkner. 21 Shasta place. 2:00 p.m. P.A.L. club with Mrs. Rodney itoscbrook. Burns hlRhway. 2.00 p m.-NelRhhors of Wood craft thimble club with Mrs. Hoy CooM-r. 20-1 East Franklin. 11:15 p.m. Soroplimlst club, dinner at Pine Tavern. 0.30 p.m.- Business and Profes sional Women, dinner at Pine Tav ern. . 8:00 p.m. Pythian Sisters, Norway hall. 8:00 p.m. Odd Fellows IoiIrp. I.OO.F. hall. 8.00 p.m. V.F.W., veterans' hall. Thursday 10:00 a.m. Church of Ood missionary society with Mrs. Har ry Hobinson. 1241 Galveston. 1:30 p.m. GranRp hall ladles' aid with Mrs. O. M. Nordby, 505 Florida. 7:30 p.m. W. a A., special meetinR. Norway hall. 8:00 p.m.-Junior Civic leaRue Mth Mrs. Homer Smith. riOJ Columbia. Frlilny 6:30 p.m. V.F.W. and auxil iary, politick dinner, V.F.W. hall. 8:00 p.m. flebekah lodce. I.O.O.F. hall. Sat unlay 8:00 p.m. Town and Country club with Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Logan, Boyd Acres. 8.00 p.m. Catholic Altar socle ty. public card party, parish hall. 9:00 p.m. March of Dimes dance. Elks hall. 9:00 p.m. March of Dimes dance. Eastern Star Kranee hall. Keliekah loilRe will have a repu lar meetinR at 8 p. m. Fritfnv in the I.O.O.F. hall, with Miss Kath ryn Kelley, new noble grand, In charRe. Members of the refresh ment committee are Gladys John son, Martha Johnson, Ada HelhiR, Esther Kelley and Jessie Kelsay. Moor Tuneup and Brake Service Manager Phone 3 Friendship Theme Of Lodge Meeting Gladys Patterson was received as a ni w member of Women of Ihe Moose, at the reRular meet. InK Friday In Moosi hull, when Friendship chapter nl!ht was ob served, F.nlcit.ilurricni included piano solos by Jlmmlo Mickles, son of Mr. and Mrs I.eo Mickles. and recitations by Maude Haupt and Muriel Hensiey. ;.irs. Paula Labalette ucted as chairman In the absence of Mrs. Joseph Err, I who Is In Walla Walla recupcrat I InR from an uulornobile accident, j Mrs. Vanillic,! Wood spoke on Ihe Friendship deRree. ' A Rift of bath towels, wash cloths und tea towels was pre- pareu y me isena cnapter tor shipment lo Mooscheart, the lodue's youth community in Illi nois, i After the meetinR, refresh ments were served by Gloria Hoff. man and Nellie Maar. j Two Teams Seek j New Members j Plans for -participation In an' American LcRlon auxiliary mem bership drive were made by a committee representing one of two competitive teams, at a kick-1 off meetinR Friday evenlnR at the! home of Mrs. Anne Forties, cap tain of her Rroup. Others present; Included Mrs. Joy Walker, Mrs. Theodore H. Mark, Mrs. F. H. May, Mrs. GeorRe R. Brick, Mrs. Edward Risen and Mrs. Paul Ohrman. Mrs. G'ladycc Kribs, as captain , of the other team, has also In-1 strut-ted her Rroup. The drive will close Jan. 24, with the lasers scheduled to entertain the wln- ner" at a dinner. I Mrs. Mark, unit membership chairman, has reported that both, teams are workinR cnthusiastl-1 cally In the drive, and that a!- ready, several new members have J been added to the roster. She said that an effort will be made to serve all women who are eligible for membership, includinR moth ers, wives, sisters and daughters of Legionaires, this week. INSTALLATION SET Encampment 61 of the I. O. O. I F. lodge will nold a Joint installa tion of Bend and Pnnevllle oltl cers at the I. O. O. F. hall here Wednesday evenlnR at 8 o'clock. Refreshments are to be served followinR the installation. All local and visiting Patriarchs are asked to attend. Bulletin Classifieds bring results. FOUNTAIN SERVICE LUNCHEONS HOME-MADE PIES SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS DOUTHITS TONIGHT & TOMORROW BARGAIN NIGHTS ANY SEAT 40c . . EF' . Betty's the girl from the Police Gazette! IN TECHNICOLOR iPLUS II . Ami WM O'GRflDV THE FRENCH KEY STARRING ALBERT DEKKEK and EVELYN ANKERS Eastern Star Hall To Be Scene of 2 Polio Benefits Orange Hall, Jan. 21 (Special) A dance, planned for Saturday niRhl, January 25, by the Eastern Star RranRC, and a pinochle party, slated for Friday, February 7, untier the sponsorship of the home economics club, are two events which will benefit the March of Dimes campaign. The dance, which will be held at the grange hall, was planned at a recent grange meeting. Mrs. Del Malison is community chairman In charRe of arranRt-ments. E. D. FitZRerald presided at the meeting in the absence- of the master. Homer Brown. Mrs. O. M. Oiausen gave the annual re port of the home economics club and the secretary's report. The treasurer's report was submitted tiv Mrs. E. D. Fitzgerald, and Mrs. Walter Prichard read the lectur er's report. It was announced that the first and second degree teams will be in charge of the prORram for the next meeting, to be held Tuesday, January 28. Mrs. Wilson Eakman. Mrs. Marion Dubuls, Mrs. Lyle Carrington and John Stenkamp comprised the hospital ity committee for the evening. Plans for the pinochle party were made at a club meeting last week at the home of Mrs. Pete Klobas, when the 12 members pre sent 'Wedded to have the party at the Eastern Star grange hall for the benefit of the polio fund. Miss Lola Mae Franks was a guest at the meeting. Mrs. John Franks will he host ess to the unit when Its next regu lar meeting will be held, on Thurs day, February 20. Orange Hall ladies aid will meet Thursday at 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Marie Eriekson, on Florida avenue, with Mrs. Ole Norby as hostess. NOW PLAYING ENDS TOMORROW WATCHING EYES1 WAITING GUNSI Statrlae i nARY rnnPFR tOMXT MM UlU fiUMU Latest News Color Cartoon - It "58 lilt .Mil wh' 2ND HIT II Cooper Invited To Sales Show L. G. Cooper, manager of the Western store here, has been in vited to attend a four-day mer-1 rhandlse mart and sales show in Minneapolis, Minn., January 27 30. "Planorama," the name coined to Identify the meeting, will feature new lines of mer chandise and presentations on new selling and display tech niques. More than 3,000 store man aRers, dealers, manufacturers and suppliers will convene at the Min neapolis municipal auditorium for what will be one of the biRgest merchandise shows ever to be held outside of New York or ChlcaRo, Cooper has been noti fied. FUNHYFttUNGS duetoWDDLFAGF' ThU gremt medicine tl famout to relieve hot flusnea, weak, tired, Ir ritable . Dervoua feelinic when due to the functional 'middle-age' period peculiar to women. All drugstores. I IMA . PMHAMS GrandRelief FROM INIFFIY, STUFFY DISTRESS Of ileadCods! 40 NO" Dor( woKJ A Vif Trf FAST IIOHT WHIII J "WHEN I SAY COFFEE Shevlin Quality PONDEROSA PINE Lumber and U. S. Army Leader HORIZONTAL 1.8 Pictured U S Army man, Maj -Gen. 11 He was born in 12 Gaelic 13 Wapiti 14 Bestows approval 16 Shade tree 18 Near 19 Brought up VERTICAL 1 Man's name 2 Kind 3 Musical note 4 Pounds (ab.) 5 Iambus 6 Mohammedan noble 7 Masculine 8 Symbol for krypton 9 Compass point 10 Color 12 Electrical unit 13 Auricle 10 French article 15 Editor (ab.) 21 Rebuff 25 Playing card 28 Nevada city 29 In a line 30 Short sleep 31 Fondle 32 Speed contest 33 Seth's son (Bib.) 35 Stops 36 Challenges 38 Preposition 39 Pintail duck 43 Italian river 44 Small shield 46 Listel 48 Coin 49 Hops' kilns 51 He began his military career in the . national guard ; 53 Scottish sheepfold I St Induct 17 Encountered 22 Punitive FLOWERS FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS FLORAL DESIGNS CORSAGES Free City Delivery We Telegraph Flmvers Anyw hero Open Evenings ft Sundays PICKETT Flower Shop and Garden Phone 330 629 Qulmhy I Bulletin Classifieds bring results. Instantly relief from head cold distress starts to come when von put a little Va-tro-nol In each nostril. What's more it actually helps prevent many colds from developing if used in timel Try itl Follow directions in package. VICUS VA-TRO-NOL m I MEAN FOLGER'S! Box Shooks .nrr It lrrvIUM lintml 23 Make into law 41 Paradise 24 Easy gaits 42 Love god . ' 25 Fastened 45 Employ 26 Amphitheater 46 Quarter sec 27 Motor part tion (ab.) 47 Skill 48 Be indisposed 50 Symbol for 32 Malice 34 Of a clan 35 Garden tool 37 Drunkard tellurium 39 Susan (ab.) 52 Gallium 40 Priestly caste (symbol) C'H A B LEIS CO C file I em rJ.r esiDEt5 C E sllNjg AP . CPS e g i i. i T-1 ia ii ho 15 Wim i15 B mMm mMm 35 n .vi?, f 53 vT ii 5u il a ' fn. 35" T-7T TOT 11 Mo 4l In. pj fiF, 55 QtiiE M