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f Eundar, July 23, 1944 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR BALE Grocery More Clean stock. Good Income. 4-room mod ern apartment od Joining store Also 2-room apartment In connection. Reason lor selling Having Medlord. Tribune- Box 2984. MOTORCYCLES FOB SALE One Harley -Davidson 61 motorcycle; new tircB and battery; can be seen at 625 Clark St., Apt. 3. Also one Indian Scout 45; can be seen at same address. Sun., between 7 a. m. and 10 a. m., or Men. 1015 N. Central. Pierce Auto Freight. Earl Emmors. MISCELLANEOUS ATTENTION PLEASE Casey'a Enst Side Texnco presents expert lubrica tion, car washing and polishing, battery and tire service, accessories and general repairing. 100 REWARD for Information leading to arrest and fmpr'.Sfiiment of not less than one vear of person or persons steal' trig any parts trom my used car lot I, N. Shults, 324 N. Riverside. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN , Bc THE OREGON- FINANCE CO, 45 South Central. Established 1928. FOR well -drilling Bee Al. Lady, Gil more Station, Talent, or P. O. Box 178, Talent. HAULING away dirt, bring It to 622 Crater Lake. No trash or rock. ANYONE knowing the address or wheieabouts of Martha L. Smith, about 28 vears old, please answer this ad. In care of this paper. Mall Tribune Bos 2939. FOR all kinds of painting and dec orating, phone 9170 between 4 and 8 p. m. MEUFORi. NURSERY SCHOOL Dally care of children of working mothers. 75c dally. 3 weekly $12 per month Aes 2 to 6 Hours 1 am to 6 p m 22 Geneva Ph 2013 V1LL repair all kinds of orchard lad ders and do all kinds of cabinet work Phone 4417 or call at 408 Marie St. (SPECIAL Permanent waves 3 and up. Medford School of Beauty Cul ture. 235 E Main, upstairs lo the Hansen Bldg. BEPTTC tanks cleaned Modern equip ment Call Fd King JUO PERSONAL (IARAH ANTiA Crystal Reading and Cup rurnlng 613 S. Central. DORA MILLER palmlster crystal read er Fri only Ph 4495 1111 W 4th CARD HEADING. 1 00 829 Jeanette PALMISTRY crystal reading D Miller Ph 3446 480 Mountain ave Ashland BUSINESS DIRECTORY Accountant TAX consultant, audits, accounts maintained P J Mitchell. Pub Acct. 20fl Fluhrer Blag Dial 5917 Chiropodist TREATMENT of All Foot Troubles Dr A M Depner Registered Chi ropodlist I Foot Specialist) 217 Fluhrer Bids; DIAL 3103 Dressmaking PRESSMAK1NO Alterations, tailor ing Katnerlne Satterlee Sewing Ma chine 8h. p22SOrnpePh33B8 Floor Sanding, (6ANDINO and rtnlshlrw the American way. with new heavy duty last American machines 8. H Fraley. pa 5661. Moving EAD3 TRANSFED & STORAGE CO Our own paddea vans Serving the entire Pacific coast. Dial 7121 FURNITURE MOVING anywhere any time City Transfer oi Storaue Phone 4664 Printing . TOR commercial printing. Bpeclalhs--L lng In labels and ruled forms for office and factory. Immediate per sonal attention given all Jobs. Fer rocarrll Press. 3 ml. south of Med ford on Par. hlrhway. "At the Sinn of the Switch En,:lnc." Phor.e 6375. M. Dale Newton Co., El Rancho Ferrocnrrll. Medford. Oregon. Piano Instruction FRED ALTON HAK1HT teacher clas sical and modern piano playing Song writing. annngluK Piano tun In? 5T'!(1!" 3IH Liberty Bidg Piano Tuning PIANO TUNING. REPAIRINO. VOIC INO. J. W. Krllocg. P. O. Bo 602. A-'hlsnrl PlKiie 4152 Roofing JVE REPAIR or aoply any type of roof Psbco K.Mtflncs. Shingles. Coating and Paints New stork Wall Piper Ekers-m Prr.nt and Hoof Co.. 3a 8 B-r.-t lei Transfer CITY rRAN-cFFR 4i STORAGE CO Complete transfet. moving and stor age service Aio pickup crating and shlnpinB by esprrt workmen 38 8 Fir St Pl'or.e 40ti4 night 2075 DAVIS 1-RANSFTH AND STORAGE CO Medford M.tfitrn r-tnrage service L-n dK'nnce bajllng. Dial 2888 40 Soutu Fir. FURNI1ULE MOV1NO i SIOllAOE We have van nviving equlprr.eul for local end loria ,1lr:i:K haullnrf Dry and clean atnra.e (Concrete nulld Ins i with speclah locker rooms at low rates BAMSuN STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Phone 3750 IADS TRANiiFI R Si STORAGE CO A ccmp.eie tr i. klna s.nlce to meet yojr nerfta ral ?m 4i yfv- op vFm'icF Vacuum Repairing ILECTHOIUX for re:it Repair all vacuum Plione 69J4 Jack Wilson '.O'J'l Ft' lltn Wei) Drilling WELL DKll-LlNri with nv!eni equip, m-nt ire o-ft Bn al Stamiiei M fl.; . Hardware W Mam Ph.ir.e .ic.ln Medlord Jrunl and Myers pumps a.ea and service Juke boxes nnd u-ed houfc trailer lots are now taxable in Detroit, the Public Administra tion Clearing Houie reports. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE NINE Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers should address inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 26S CI Camino. Beverly Hills. Calii. THE DOCTOR'S DUTY "Cancer Is the most dreaded whether it be X-ray, word in the language. Arthritis, a ruthless word, cripples as many aged as disease itself." An e d i torial quotes t h e se statements from a book on g e r iatrics ! (old age and. Its d i s e a scs) and says amen to them. S e v er a 1 months ago I paid my re spects to that Dr Brad? book on geriatrics and to two or three other recent books on the same subject, in this col umn. I had examined them in the hope of finding something fresh, something new, since they were the first textbooks of geri atrics, which has not yet, though it may become a field of prac tice for specialists, provided we can persuade the pediatrists to release a few patients from their supervision when patients get along past thirty or forty years of age. The fight against cancer can not bring any great victory as long as there are many people with the attitude of the writer of tljat editorial. What less dreaded term can or should an honest doctor use when con fronted with signs or symptoms which may possibly spell can cer? The head-in-the-sand posi tion the editorial writer ap proves may be all right from his point of view. It would be criminal for a doctor. It is the sacred duty of the doctor in such circumstances to tell the patient or the patient's family at the earliest possible moment that (1) he fears the trouble is cancer but he cannot be sure as yet, or (2) that the patient should have the benefit of the opinion of another doctor, or (3) it is cancer in his opinion and the patient should have the proper treatment immediately. Prospect Prospect, July 22 Mr. and Mrs. Gus Newbury of Medford spent July 16 here visiting Mrs. Grace Lawry and Mrs. Mary E. Grieve. Accompanying the New burys were Mrs. Ella Marshall of Seattle and Mrs J. B. Cress of San Francisco sisters of Mrs. Lawry, and also her niece, Miss Gladys Cress of San Francisco. The three latter ladies are spend ing two weeks with Mrs. Lawry and Mrs. Grieve at Prospect re sort. Mr and Mrs. Chas. B. Broom- field and son. Robert Mr. and Mrs Delbert Spain, Miss Doro-! L. Cnl-V,ll4 nn4 niaMl Mice ' thy Fairchild and niece, Miss Karen Kelly, and Robert Con ger enjoyed last week-end at Lake o' Woods. Mrs. Glendon Glass. Sr., and children, Glendon Jr., Irma Deane Frances and Billy Wayne, arrived here recently from Gen try, 01:1a.. and have rented a cot tage at Wildwood camp. Mr. Glass has been employed at one of the local mills for the past several months. Mrs. Woodrow Atwood of Trail was a guest of Mrs. Melvin McGrew and daughter, Miss Mar- jorie, July 17. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clemens returned to their home at Jant zer Village Sunday after spend ing three days visiting Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jantzer and other friends at Azalea. Mr. and Mrs. John Kleener and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Walker of Los Angeles have bought the Millard ranch in the Red Blanket dis trict and have taken possession. Miss Norma Chandler return ed to her home at Cascade Gorge after spending several days with relatives and friends at Klamath Falls. Cpl. Ann Fraedrlck, of the Wacs. second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Fraedrick, Jr., who had been stationed for sev eral months at Colorado Springs, was sent to New York City last month, and from there was transferred to Fort Oglethorpe, Ga , last week. Cpl Fraedrlck is a teletype operator and Is taking i overseas training at this south ern base Halvar Haukll, employee of Herman Bros. Lbr. Co . is work lng part time again, after being confined to his home for a week with a sprained back. Haukll FREE! WE W T you nn inr mailing MM! llenre thl sensational offer. The unrM'fi mt talked-of alamp: Frantlro tie tlma't pilntlnf of the lliirhrx nf lba hrlter kniian a -Till. M UK ll III s" '" Re-Iti-nitier. the 'limp I entirely IKI K. Vthen nulled e Kill In fhKle our price lltv tamp llnrler and oilier ol our sneflal nlfert. fkenrl fur vmiM nna "i'l "tie lo each new riltomer. T. K II KhhK, l O. But llsl, I'alv Alto, v radium or radical surgery or a combina tion of these methods. There is no fair alternative course a doc tor can follow. The remarks about the terms "arthritis" nnd "arterio-sclcro-sis' 'in the queer editorial essay suggest that perhaps the writer of 'he essay may be a Wiseacre wno nas not oniy cuukiii up wuu tnc metrical practitioners ana their "pills and potions" but has advanced far ahead and em braced a Yankee cult that sim ply exorcises disease, pain, in jury and other mortal obses sions from human conscious ness. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Allergies and Constipation I would like very much to have your booklets on allergies and consti pation. (M. J. J.) Answer For pamphlet on Allergy send stamped self-addressed envelope. For booklet on the Constipation Hab it Inclose tencenta with, the self-addressed envelope. ltoot Beer Is there anything harmful In root beer? I've been drinking two bottles of It each day. (W. R.) Answer No. More healthful, In my opinion, Is any freah fruit beverage orangeade, lemonade, etc. Elcclrocoas. illation What would be the best way to have my tonsil removed? I am ane mic and bleed very easily. (Mrs. C. J. M.) Answer By diathermy, electro-coagulation, but of course at the hands of a competent physician. Three Times Ten Is Thirty In the allergy pamphlet you Bay to take 10 grama three times a day In water. Do you mean 10 grains at each tlof. 30 grains a day or 10 grains a day In three doses? (J. F. Answer Dissolve ten grains In wa ter, and take It all. Repeat this the second time. Then once a;aln. Three times ten grains makes thirty grains a day. Duodenal I'lcer In our family my husband has duo denal ulcers and he takes care of the worrying department, while all I have to do Is prepare food for our two sons and my husband and my self, which Isn't too easv. (Mrs. B. 8. L.) Answer" Menus outlined for a week. Including the patient's diet and the diet of the rest of the family. In booklet "So You Have Indigestion?" for copy send ten cents and stamped self-addressed envelope. (Copyright, 1944, John F. DUle Co.) still goes to Medford twice a week for medical treatment. Mrs. Glenn Fairehild, Sr., and her granddaughter. Miss Karen Kelly, who has spent the past five months at the Fairchild home, left July 21 for Grass Val ley, where Mrs. Fairchild will visit her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kelly, for a week. Farrell Fish arrived here from The Dalles July 15 to visit his brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Heston Grieve. He was accompanied home July 19 by Mrs. Fish and their daughters, Phyliss and Pejtrjy, who have spent the past . 1 I six weeks at the Grieve home. On July 18, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Grieve and children, Billy, Janet. Kern and Scott, and Mr. and Mrs. Fish and girls Phyliss and Peggy enjoyed an outing at Medford and Ashland. Eugene, Ore., July 22 (U.R Ray H. Buell, 50-ycar-old man, was killed today at the Southern Pacific railway yards when struck by a rolling box car. KGW Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra With Ou.it VLADIMIR BAKALEINIKOFF Featuring Prekefleffi "Peter ana the Wolf" LIONEL BARRYMORE, Narrator STONE IN SHOE 7-- r &owN 70 WAT FOC M'M.- rE nA$ A STCNC IN Hr$ $H0 '6 W?GUPTHF' n-.Ttmrcr. rf,T e, ,E 'LAM A On the Radio Chains STATIONSI Chain affiliation and when they are on the dial: KAIK (MHS) 1330, Port land. Kt. iMKMIlur) II'MJ. I', inland: kliA (MIC-Klue & MIIS) I4IU. Spokane: Mlu (MIC-Klue) KIU Sun FraneUro; KI1W (MIL'-Hed) tin. Portland: K-Itt (Mll'-llluel louO. Kenllle; KN (I US) 1070 l.ns Ancles; KOA (Mll'-Hed) K.10. Iiemer; KOIN (Ills) 3:0. Port land; KIIMO (MH'-llrdl H.-.U. Seattle; hl'O (MIC-Ked) 6SO. San Franrlvo; KSL (CUS) 11 Ml. Salt Lake Cltj Time Shown Is FWT Sunday 8:00 p. m. Oracle Fields. NBC; Walter Pldeon Show, CBS; Mediation Board. MBS. 6 30 p m. Oi.e Man's Family NBC; Walter Duranty, BN; News, CBS. 6 45 p. m. Drew Pearson, BN; Ga orlel Heatter, MBS. 6:00 p. m. Merry-Oo-Round. NBC: Walter Wlnchell. BN; Radio Reader's DlTeat. CBS; Adventures of Leonldas Wltherall. MBS. 6:15 p. m. Basin St. Chamber Mu sic. BN. 6:30 p. m. American Album Fa miliar Music. NBC; Fred Allen, CBS; California Melodies. MBS. 6:45 p. m. Jlmmle Fldier, BN. 7.00 p. m. Hour of Charm. NBO; The Life of Riley. BN; Take It or Leave It. CBS. Cedrlc Foster. MBS 7:30 p. m Lea Tremavne Program, NBC; The Whistler, CBS; Eye Wit ness News, BN. 8:00 p. m. The Great Glldereleeve, NBC; Greenfield Village Choir, BN: Crime Doctor. Cbs 6:15 p. m. Story Behind the Head lines, NBC. 6:30 p. m. Standard Hour, NBC; Quia Kids. BN: Sky Riders, MBS; Barn Dance, CBS. 8.00 p m. -1 Waa There. CBS; News, MBS. Deadline Drama. BN 9:15 p m. Ret Millet. MBS. 9-30 p. m. Human Adventure. MBS. 10:00 p. m. News. NBC: University Explorer, BN; Revival Hour, MBS. 10:20 Jan Savltt Orch.. CBS. 10:30 p. m. Transatlantic Call, CBS: Paclflo Story, NBC. 10.45 p. m. Jan Garber Orch., CBS 1 1 :00 p m. St Francis Hotel Orch.. NBC: Voung Peoplea Church of Air, MBS; Eddie Garr Show, CBS. Monday 6:00 p. m. OK for Release. NBC: Oalen Drake, CBS: Terry and Pirates BN 6:18 p. m. Superman. UBS; Dick racy. BN1. 6 :30 p. m. Voice of Firestone. NBC; Harry Flannery. news. CBS, Adven tures of Tom Mix, MBS; Jack Arm strong. BN. 5:45 p. m. News, CBS: Hop Har rtgan, BN; Gordon Burke. MBS. 6:00 p. m. Song la Born. NBC; Mayor of the Town, CBS; Gabriel Heatter, MBS. 6:15 p. m. Screen Test. MBS. 6'3t 0. in - fl'tllght Kanna BN: Vacation Serenade, NBC: Concert, MBS; Lockheed and Vega Show, t'bs. 7 00 p ra Contented Hour, NUC; Screen Oulld Players. CBS; Henry Gladstone,, MBS, Raymond Oram iwliiB BN 7:15 p. m. liowell Thomas, MBS; Ted Malone, BN. 7:30 p. m Dr I. Q . NBC; Thanks to the Yanks. CBS: Lone Ranger. MBS; Horace Heldt Orch.. BN. 8.00 p. m. Mercer's Music Shop, NBC; 1 Love a Mystery, CBS; Paul Nellson, news. BN. 8 15 p m Fleetwood Lawton NBC: Dateline, CBS; Lum and Abner. BN. "DANGEROUSLY YOURS!" Victor Jory Stars In Flaming Romance Today Immortal romance rides every thrilling moment of Radio's newest dramatic hit chow . . . "Dangerously Yours." Gallant, soul-stirring love changes the destiny of a man and a woman . . . listen 1 Presented by Vicks. Tuna in 11 A.M. KNX Coneurtee Or CLUYAS WILLIAMS By poadjiC'E Grwfoeorr.AMO roraKEorFsmE:, rpof? towapdpapemti; PAPfTMTSCAUJNCi VAO 6llCMir TO Pur H19 pr.'-. SEr ?ioe Ot 'it CrcHf? UP WITH (UK horsy pt NT's, who discover hf roectur 10 Pur WCK I 80 p m. Cavalcade of America. BC, Gay Nineties CBS. Point Sub lime. UBS; Cuuuttrry, BN. 9 00 p m. relephone Hour. NBC: Blind Date BN: News. MBS; Adven tuns of Bill Lame CBS ! 80 p m - Pulton Lewis. Jr, MBS Vos Pop, CBS; Hawthorne House NBC. 10 00 p. m News. NBC; Muslo by Bovero. BN. 1 10:30 p. m. Design for Dancing. NBC i 10:43 p. m. Paul Page, slugeri : NBC; Boy. Girl and Band. BN 1 II 00 p m. Hotel Blltmore Orch. NBC; News. CBS; Skyline Serenade," MBS. I : PROTEST TAX SOUGHT ! Sacramento, July 22 (U.R) suit to recover $20,072.95 In slate Franchise taxes paid under protest for the years 1U35 to 1941 was filed in superior court to day by Union National Bank of Ventura against the franchise tax commissioner. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN HIX 6.TH rtTArrt to VOWN AND STOKED IVHW AWAY . CfiPPtD COUATESS 7 Dtw; A WK FOf? . ZS YAS ms TABLE, WHcZE IMY ANDHGHT SHE PLAYED POUIETTE SHE IOST . OY? f 5.000,000 fhmburf, Germany r, WA v .."NO BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH NOVJJ.HCWN'T VAEM . TWftT PLUIYNS ) ftUNTie THOU&HTV RGCU.V-NiZe TH' OF PfWW? I OC ROftO i5Lftm REOS (YUO TRACK'S h. v -:--'Wt. fe bad BLONDIE I CAMT WAIT'LL I GET CXJT OF THESE HOT CLOTHES ANP INTO MY SHORTb 1 V, aTVI 11 lii -3 X -.11 BUZ SAWYER WZ W'U tilifPfiLO, w.n. L1L ABNER Lt'jltK GOULH -rANutj rM-i. LESTER OOOCH"- IM YOU 3Trr;p-f-TALr rosDKK-wMlCH, j-I TEi 1 L ' 11 J K til'Wii, i-i PEAD pr EVERY SCHOOL CHILD IN AMEDira YCH 1 PT.E 1 WAV! D VTDUW HF Wf J HAVING 14 GALLONS OF BLOOD f5WAN Ftirl Hi' . VEIN'3 -AND tTILL. LIVING ff- h' D ... .cgr ; ,i$f hyhfet-a htM mkA THE NEBB3 "1 I KELLO.FANMV'Y INDEED? VI I r ;U wrv-ul rTlBSll!!W' WELl" l"."L.-a IM fjRiNGiNG lrVELLlMAV ' " MOMMY! ..ryZ 7 S?Srl DMRSLWEASUH- DAOW! J(Sg? T(mEPnk') 2rLrf7r?9 pO f "CVA ' J ,1 OREGON STATE BANKS SHOW HUGE INCREASE Salem, Ore.. July 22 0J.R) A total of $97,268,000 was listed as assets of Oregon's 47 state banks for June 30, A. A. Rogers, state superintendent of banks, announced today. The figure represents an In crease from $09,479,000 on De cember 31. Dtporits also Increased, Rog ers said, from $83,074,000 to $91,155,000. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners. 7.00 p. m., 3 a m., except Sunditv Phone day time 5300; night 9101. ueu - OON'T .'0S SAWYER'S OKAY. COOL ABLE . PCRSONAUY, I'M NOT ANB TYP AT ALL. TOO NtRVOUS. WHAT 5 THt ty-vwt Of-' tCJUCAIIOH -OH THC 111 THAT vrni APC SPRCAOINQ FALSK INFORMATION TO SCHOOL CHILDREN' f . i : H.T ; GO SVWOOP OOVWN ON f(lv;vS R BiG.FRT H5N, JU&HW0-" Wfl . UJE'UNS'LL HRVJE , J!' 'if CHICKEN RN' CORN PONE fjr I FER SUPPER I I YOU HAVE TO HAND ) lA IT TO THE KIDS E (T THEV KNOW HOW TO PRESS Kjf -FOR THIS ijTA. -WEATHER &. ,;2 Ul - 11 ; jr-T wnm a inwi t j -4 THii ty-VMOOF tliUCAIiun- "" I CENTLCMEN.V- IF f YH-euTHOW Y RIGHT .V Y AH I RPAOVi I t-'' . . . ,. f . Ml I I CAN (DM THAT I CAN VCXJ PROVB I COME IN, I T UNDERCO I A 1'ATT THAT NO r CKOUNDS I 11 GALLONS OT L MORON WOULD EXFERIMENT. I I MAN fANWK- THAT VOl I ARC I fV CO TAKEN O COTNTTOVn ?1Z- JA SEVEN SOLDIERS DROWN Headquarters, Alaskan De partment, July 22 (U.PJ An overturned boat, floating oars and a piece of signal equipment are all that have been found in the search for bodies of seven soldiers believed drowned when a skiff overturned In the bay area of the Valdez arm July 11, Alaskan deparment headquar ters announced today. Names of the victims were being with held pending notification of next of kin. Chalker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB (Offleera Ji Civilians) Blur? hanee efret,lnnenU Closeil Momlava. HeMTvatltins Tllursilay Private Parties Only, No Cover Charge. Phone colli Hill 474 Crossword Puzzle ACROSS I Matter t Contuied Tarry 13 River In England IS Cat'a aouDd It Pail 15 cninest weight lt-Urliik 18 Label ai Prenx: with S3 Horde 14 F.ut Ublelan4 17 Worthina men 39 Golf monnda St Souk flax 13 Uppft cruat of octety J4 Appraltf . SO Toward 17-Wali on 3 Bert 41 Greek lette Writer 4 Owner of Minotaur 4!V Worn unit 41 Declared 49 Oola AO Art d-Kall 4 A continent labbr.i 83 Komi no 67 -Kind led 63 Hobo 61 Yale 63 Church calendar It A Grasp 6l-Delty CBMf ruber of Houi of Lordi 69lu pp letnen ted 1 - i 1 5 6 17 18 I I) lio l.i 71 7j jo 5 53 777 7? 5 1 ii iir J 22- . I 'lS f 58 - . S J LA mm MMr. W l UM tMtam aMiMl Im RNf 11, ,H-f rrr" 1 AND CAP m ONLY A WftTf R BUFFALO. STRANGS, I'VI FOOLCfJ A IDT OF JAPS AND NATIVES IN THIS DISGUIif.BUT THE- M5RO TOO .NEVER A WATER THAT? tetv.'' r--x 1 CHILDREN Tfl h THE BAN ? J I 7TI Tl ' 'i ' Victoria, B. C, July 2a (OB Oklahoma oil concerns. Includ ing the Phillips Petroleum com pany, have Indicated Interest in developing oil fields In the Peace River valley of British Columbia, it was reported today. KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS Open B p. m. to 1 a, m. Phona Central Point 472 for reservations. On tha Pacific Highway at Central Point. Out of Bounds for Service People ANSWER TO PR tV lOtS PUZZLI y"r,4sTAii-ISi? DOWN 1 Fellne 2 Hearing ot Bird 3 Artificial tangling 4 Finale 6 Separate 6 Season 7 AttcllT tUfflJ 8 Knack 8 Beer 10 Svrnbol for ellTev 11- n?pnrt 17 Sun Rod 19 Part of "to b" 31 Delete aa Period of tlma as In good time. SJTeKtlraony 37 stniri on hn4 35 Pace 30 6:a!k 33 Grr?k MapOTt SS Hrrotc 3 Ltleleai 43 Single thlrtf 43 Hot KCOldic 4ft Frown 43 Gloom n Perlorm 83 Geometric rati i(J Lid 88 Deflntte artlel 60 Strange I For eiumpl (nbbr.i 61 Beholdl 64 Must rut not W All tight (alanH I VWU2 NEMER SO Ali4HJJ ISjkliiElis ; I tTrlr5Trp) Ma n 1 gTv 330 a;orTCji jDo,saArpA m" wiE'E'S i'C'vio N:6 a c e Is ias H"Tpe;s tr.cz mrt i 1 1 iMiviair w rj TOR6 RTVXIWX IVW HERRT VA tVW STUNMVUCK. IN CAV.V. BORNEO 7-eS m .rx0 ssuien sto,r- BUFFALO. THERE'S SOMETHING irnTn ; : kit 'i Si I is a ABOUT NON-ASIATICS POSSIBLY AN ODOR THAT THEY D0NT LIKE. .IS -STAaTLtST I I.-. Li- V -JM mm 3 r..a .v,.iV'
