2A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Friday, January 30, 1939
Filipinos Protest Magazine Article
Manila-CPD-About 50 Filipi
nos paraded past the Ameri
can embassy in jeeps today to
protest against an American
magazine article which called
President Carlos P. Garcia
luxury-loving.
Placards carried on the
Jeeps and loudspeakers de
nounced the article in Time
magazine.
"Time lies . . Time stinks,"
the placards said, as the dem
onstrators, reading prepared
RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY
Programs Bsteo" belew ore received from the radio elation and the Mail
Tribune assume. n responsibility except to make changes as ore supplied.
KYJC 123 fce K.MED 1440 kc KWIN 1400 he
4:00 News' News" Ramblin'
4:15 Traffic Jam Robbie Robbin. Hemingway Newt
4 JO Traffic Jam Robbie Robbins ew!L "e T R9a
4:45 Tratfic Jam Robbie Robbing One for the Road
5:0O Efw R. Morrow" News News One for Road
S:l Record Room Robbie Robbina One forthe Road
53i Tom Harmon Weather-Newt Xews fr ?oad
5:43 Frank Goss Orville Anderson Or.e for the Road
6 00 News News Hi-Fi News
6;i3--Thomes-Sport Hi-Fi Candlelit Win
0 30 Eventide One Mani Family Cat.d elite & Wine
6:45 Eventide Bowling Time Candlelite ic Wine
"7:00 -Sevareid-A&A Cavalcade of Sports' KWIN Karavan
7:15 Amos-Andy" Cavalcade of Sports KWJN Karavan ,
7-30 BasKetball Warmup Cavalcade of Sports KWIN Karavan
7 ;4 5 Basketball Warmup Basketbal 1 Warmup KMN Karavan
8 00 Medford-Ashland Medford-Ashland PhoenU Disc Date
8 15 Medford-Ashland Medford-Ashland Phoem , Disc Date
830 Medford-Ashland Medford-Ashland Phoeru. Disc Date
g:43 Med ford-Ashland Medford-Ashland phoenix Disc Date
" 9)0 ?edford-Ashland Medford-Ashland 3 aTayan
915 Medford-Ashland Medford-Ashland KWIN Karavan
930 Medford-Ashland Medford-Ashland KWIN Karavan
9 :43 Medford-Ashland Medford-Ashland KVfIN Karavan
10:00 Richfield Reporter News-Monitor Sign Off
10:15 Turntable Terrace Monitor
10:30 Turntable Terrace NlRhtbeat
10:45Terrace-News Nightbeat ;
11:00 Sign Off News
Nightbeat
Sign Ofl
RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY
" 00 News' Wake Up to Music Chuckwagon
6:15--Yawn Patrol Wake Up to Music Chuckwagon
60 Yawn Patrol Wake Up to Music News' Chuckwagon
6:45 Yawn Patrol First News News Chuckwagon
"7 00 Yawn Patrol Salem Reports - News Serenade
7 1 5News Around WorldWeather Newt Sunrise Serenade
730 Breakfast Tunes Valiey Beeper News' Serenade
7:45Changing Times' Weather-& News Sunrise Serenade
8 -00 News" Weath. Monitor News' Koffee Klatcb
8:15 Frank Goss" Monitor . 50ffef -ich ri . w
830 Steve Lawrence" Monitor News Koffee Klatcb
8:45 Steve Lawrence" Monitor Koffee Match
-8 00 News" Monitor " News Lively Time
B IS Man Arnd House' Monitor Lively Time
930 Coffee Concert Monitor Lve!v JJme
9:43 Coffee Concert Monitor Lively Time
10 00 News" " Nafl Farm Sc Home Lively Tim
10 15 Record Rack - Nat l Farm & Home All Hi Hits
10:30 Record Rack Red Foley All Hi Hits
10:45 Music-Weather Koffee Klatch All Hi Hits
HflO Met. Opera" Monitor Lively Time
11:15 Met. Opera ' Monitor Live y Tim
1130 Met. Opera" Monitor Live y Time
11:43 Met. Opera" Monitor Lively Time
12 00 Met. Opera" News Western Roundup
1215 Met. Opera" Monitor Western Roundup
1230 Met. Opera" Weather-Monitor Western Roundup
12:45 Met. Opera" Monitor - Western Roundup
"l-OO Met. Opera" Monitor Western Roundup
1-15 Met Opera" Monitor Western Roundup
1-30 Met! Opera Monitor Western Roundup
1 :45 Met. Opera Monitor " Western Roundup
"2 00 Met Opera" Monitor Parade of Hits
213 Met Opera Monitor Parade of Hits
230 Newt Monitor Parade of Hite
2:45 Club 1230 Monitor Parade of Hits
3 00 News" Monitor Parade of Hits
3-15 Dance Orch" Monitor Parade of Hits
330 Club 1230 Monitor Parade of Hits
3 :45ciub 1230 Monitor Parade of Hits
4 oo News" Monitor KWIN Karavan
4 3 Club-1230 Monitor KWIN Karavan
430 Club 1230 Monitor - - KWIN Karavan
4:45 Club 1230 Monitor KWIN Karavan
"5 -00 News' Monitor T" News KWIN Karavan
5:15 club 1230 Monitor KWIN Karavan
530 Harmon Weath.-Monitor KWIN Karavarj
5:45 Goss" Monitor KWIN Karavan
6 00 News" Monitor Local News
61 5 Veterans Adm. Monitor KWIN Karavan
630 Medford Schooli Grand OI Opry KWIN Karavan
C:45 Music-Sports Grand Ole Opry KWIN Karavan
" 7;rjo News" Monitor All Hi Hits
7 :15 Turntable Terrace Monitor .All Hi Hits,
7-30 Basketball Warmup Monitor All Hi Hits' -..
7:43BasketbaU Warmup Monitor All Hi Hits
8 00 MedGrants Pass News' B. B. Warmup KWIN Karavan
8 13 Med -Grants Pass Medford-Grants Pass KWIN Karavan
8:30 Med -Grants Pass Medford-Grants Pass KWIN Karavan
8:43 Med-Grants Pass Medford-Grants Pass KWIN Karavan
g 00 Med .-Grants Pass Medford-Grants Pass KWIN Karavan
9-15 Med .-Grants Pass Medford-Grants, Past KWIN Karavan
930 Med.-Grants Pass Medford-Grants Pass KWIN Karavan
9 :43Med .-Grants Past Medford-Grants Pass KWIN Karavan
10:00 Turntable Terrace News Sign Off
10:15 Turntable Terrace Nightbeat
J030 Dance Orchestra" Nightbeat
10:45 Dance Orchestra Nightbeat
11:00 Sign Off Sign Off .
ABC "CBS NBC MBS
KBOT 71 KC
FRIDAY: 1 8:00 Top SO
3:45 Request Time
5:00 Sign Off
SATURDAY:
7:45 Sign On. Music all day
Weather on hour, newt
half hour, all day.
(
KDOV
FRIDAY
430 Farm Report
5:00 Sign Off
SATURDAY
6:00 Sign on. Music.
weather all day
630 Farm Report
635 Weather Report
newt, and
TELEVISION PROGRAMS
The following TV broadcast log it printed at a free public terviee
for the Mail Tribune's reader, and TV viewers. Schedule changes are
printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot
accept responsibility for errors or emissions.
KBES-TV (Channel 5) I KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
FRIDAY:
530 Huckleberry Hound
6:00 TV Weatherman
6:5 News
6:15 Doug Edwards
630 Hit Parade
7:00 Cavalcade of Sports
8:15 Feature File
830 Sea Hunt
9:00 The Lineup
9 3 0 Glencannon
10:00 News
105 "Bad Man from Brimstone"
1135 Sign Off
SATURDAY:
12:00 Kiddie Cartoon
1:00 Robin Hood
130 Hockey Preview
1:45 Hockey
4:00 Lone Ranger
4:30 Santa Anita Races
5:00 Maverick
6:00 Ranch Party
630 Science Fiction
7:00 Sheriff of-Cochise
730 Wanted Dead or Alive
8:00 Colonel Flack
830 Have Gun. Will Travel
9:00 Gunsmoke
930 Patti Page
10:00 News
10:05 "His Brother-! Wife"
11:45 Sign Ott
SUNDAY:
1 1 50 Cartoon
12:00 The Last Word
1230 The World of Ideas
1:00 Face the Nation
130 Behind the News
2:00 Adventures in Knowledge
230 Industry on Parade -
2:45 Andy Hardy
435 Southern Oregon Health
4:45 Dan Smoot
5:00 Target
5:30 Amatuer Hour
6. CO Small World
6:30 20th Century
7:00 Jeffs Collie
7.30 Bachelor Father
8:00 Ed Sullivan
9:00 GE Theatre
330 Alfred Hitchcock
10:00 Phil Silvers
statements said "we are not
anti-American as Time has
claimed."
The magazine article caused
a flareuD in the Philippine
Congress Thursday with the
pro government faction de
nouncing it and some mem
bers of the opposition Liberal
party defending it as being
factual.
Much of the asbestos used
in the United States comes
from Canada.
12:00 Cousin Pat
12:; 5 Fanr. Market
235 Bargain Roundup
2:50 Request Time
3:45 Rogue Valley Hit Parade
5:00 Sign Off
1300 KC
9:25 Trader Horn
11 :35 Weather Report
12:00 Market Report
2:25 Trader Horn
3:25 Meeting: Notices
3:45 Weather Report
4:00 School Bell
430 Farm Report
5:00 Sign off
FRIDAY: .
5:15 Uncle Bill
530 Huckleberry Hound -
6:00 Sport Hilights
630 Hit Parade
7.-00 Cavalcade of Sports
8:15 Feature File
830 Sea Hunt
9:00 The Lineup
930 Glencannon
10:00 News
10:05 Theatre
SATURDAY:
12 :00 Cartoons
1:00 Robin Hood
" 1 30 Hockey Preview
4:30 Lone Ranger
5:00 Maverick
6:00 Ranch Party
630 Science Fiction
7:00 Sheriff of Cochise
7:3u Wanted Dead or Alive
8:00 Colonel Flack
830 Have Gun. Will Travel
94)0 Gunsmoke
930 Patti Pag
10:00 Movie
1135 Sign Off
SUNDAY:
12:00 The Last Word
1230 The World of Ideas
1:00 Face the Nation
130 Behind the News
2:00 Adventures in Kowledge
2:30 Cartoons
2:45 Andy Hardy
4:45 Dan Smoot
5:00 Al Ullman
55 Joe Palooka
530 Amateui Hour
6:00 Small World
630 20th Century
7:00 Jeffs Collie
730 Bachelor Father
80 Ed Sullivan
90u GE Theater
9:30 Alfred Hitchcock
10:00 Phil Silvers
1 1 :00 News
115 Sign Off
110 News
11.05 Sign Off
star
By CLAY
MAR 22
Your Daily Activity Guide
According fo the Start.
To develop messoge for Saturdoy,
read words corresponding to numbers
of your Zodiac birth sign.
I ) 4-14-16-22
r 24-31 -32-90!
APR 21
I MAY 21
1 Dehght
2 Think
3 Don't
4 Moke
5 In
6 Things
7 Be
8 Shoring
9 Over
10 Willing
1 1 Outlook
12 To
13 Excellent
14 Earnest
1 5 Forgive
16 Effort
17 Good
18 News
19 Romanfit
20 Turn
21 Possession
22 To
23 You've
24 Smooth
25 Carefully
26 A
27 With
28 Before
29 Making
31 Folks
32 Ruffled
33 And
34 Moke
35 Thrills
36 Keen
37 Frome
38 Concessions
39 Of .
10 For
tl A
2 Hon-e
43 Submitting
44 Pull
45 Ear
46 Happiness
47 New
43 Against
49 Flow
50 Mind
51 Treatment
52 Your
53 On
54 Personal
55 Should
56 Or
57 Those
53 A
59 Be
. CI CO Z1
65-67-80-821
GEMINI
."-yV JUNE 22
- - 1L Tl 5Q cr
CANCER
gJU.V23
K?N20-26-30-4a
I gy 60-71 -72
IEO
JULY 24
yd-. AUG 23
to
3-44-48-571
6346-73
vnco
AUG. 2j
SEPT. 22
JU Dear
60 To
1- 5- 8-21
)GocxJ )Advcrse (Neutral
27-68-753)
The Medical
Hiatus Hernia or
Diaphragmatic Hernia
Hundrefis of thousands of
persons are born with a little
too much space around the
gullet where it goes through
the midriff
y" &J I and down the
-tiS;S I stomach. Oc
casionally, in
. such persons,
a little bit of
the stomach
will go up in
to the chest
cavity. Usual
ly this, pro-
Dr Aivare duces no sym
toms and hence need occasion
no concern, but in a few cases
it produces some pain or dis
comfort, especially when the
persons tries to tie his shoe
laces right after eating a large
meal. If I had such discom
fort, I would rather put up
with it than run the risk of
undergoing a difficult opera
tion to tighten the hole. Ac
tually, it is many years since
I saw a patient who, I
thought, really needed the op
eration. One woman who had
severe symptoms was perfect
ly comfortable after she fol
lowed ray suggestion and, by
eating wisely, took 60 pounds
off her large abdomen.
In many cases of supposed
diaphragmatic hernia, what
the patient really has is a
short esophagus (gullet). As
a result of this Jiis stomach
begins not under the midriff
or diaphragm, where it should
begin, but an inch or so
above. In such a case I see
little sense in a surgeon's try
ing to pull the stomach down.
The point I keep makfng to
the patients of this type whom
I see is that so long as their
little hernia (rupture) or short
esophagus doesn't bother
them, why have it operated
on? I recently saw a man who,
15 years ago, had an unwise
operation performed for a
hiatus hernia. What was un
fortunate was that the surg
eon did. not note that the
man's symptoms were not
those of an impending nerv
ous breakdown, such as his
father had had. As the result
of the operative shock, the
man, who was able to work
before the operation, has nev
er since been able to do any
thing. Surgeons Mora Careful
In the old davs. when a
person asked how dangerous
the operation was a surgeon
was likely to say, "Oh, don't
worry at all: this is a safe
operation." But today, after
many nasty lawsuits in which
the surgeon was. sued for hav
ing made a promise which he
could not Keep, he is more
careful in his statements. Per
haps the patient had some un-
forseen accident, like a pneu
monia, or a pulmonary em
bolus" due to the (rare) clot
ting of blood in a vein and
tne wasftmg off of this clot
Chinese Physicist
Gets Research Award
New York -(Science Serv
ice)- A Chinese woman phy
sicist, Dr. Chien-Shiuns? Wu.
Columbia University professor
of physics, has won this year's
S2,500 Research Corporation
award. She is one of the group
whose researches overthrew
the law of the conservation of
parity concerned with the
spin of elementary particles,
rated a top achievement in"
1957 recognized by a Nobel
award. This is the 23rd
awarding of this prize and in
addition the Research Cor
poration distribuces $1,200,-1
000 to support research in
colleges.
GETS INSURANCE
Valdosta, Ga. - UPD - E. L.
Turner, 95, received 55,000 1
from an insurance firm be
cause he lived past the paid-
up date of his insurance
policy.
m.
gamsiC0
R. POLLAN
UMA
SEPT. 23
OCT 23
123-41-47-49 T
62-69-74 3J
SCOIPIO
61 Princely
62 0
63 Who
64 Business
65 Scale
66 Help
67 May
68 Appreciative
69 Energy
70 Ideas
71 Financial
72 Advice
73 You
74 Today
75 Pe-son
76 Or
77 Endeavors
73 Are
79 Parsing
80 Awoit
81 Yours
S2You
83 Favored
84 Cash
85 Importont
86 Changes
87 Indicated
88 Now
89 Today
OCT 24 t&
NOV 27
70-76-79-84';
SAGITTARIUS
NOV . 23
DEC 22
2- 6- 9-25,
E23-29-S5-86
CATRICOIN
DEC 23 ?C
i 20
C9.C4CiLtlyCa
P-7883S
AQUARIUS
AN. 21
FEB l
7-10-12-15!
B3-34-38
Pisces
90 Tempers
rvu-vrv
1 7-1 a.i
142-46-87 &
Roundup
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Clinic -
into the lung. Today all wise
surgeons say that any opera
tion, and even any anesthetic,
carries with it certain dan
gers. Once in a hundred or
a thousand cases, something
unforseen can go wrong, us
ually because of some pecu
liar sensitiveness or weakness
of the patient.
For instance, a while ago
one of my friends decided to
have a rupture in his groin
repaired surgically. He did
not worry about it, because
he knew the chances of his
dying after such an operation
were perhaps only one in 200,
But my friend was stout
and a heavy smoker, and ap
parently his blood had an ab
normal tendency to clot. Any
way; a few days after the op
eration, he got a clot in one
of his veins, and some of this
clot started washing off and
running up into his lungs
where it piugged up some of
the blood vessels.- With, this,
he all but died. He recovered
but the experience left him
aged before his time. None of
this misfortune could be
blamed on the surgeon or the
anesthetist because the man
was operated on in a univer
sity "hospital where he had
the best of care.
, It is their experience with
cases like this which causes
all scrupulously honest sur
geons to say to', many a pa
tient, "I would prefer not to
operate on you unless you be
gin to have symptoms so dis
turbing that you will accept
any risk rather than go on
with your distress."
Hope for a Few Persons
With Strokes
Of late, it has been found
that some persons with a
stroke have had a clot form
in the internal carotid art
ery, a big artery in the neck
which supplies blood to much
of the brain. A series of such
cases was recently reported
by Drs. M. M. Keirns, and J.
E. Whiteleather. Sometimes
an experienced physician can
guess from the nature of the
symptoms that the clot is in
this carotid artery. X-ray
films can then be made of
the arteries of the brain after
injecting a substance-opaque
to x-rays-info the artery in
the neck. In some of these
cases the patient can be great
ly helped by an able special
ist in arterial surgery who
will take out the clot.
I must say here that such
an operation should; be per
formed soon after the stroke.
I get any number of letters
from the sons or daughters of
old people who are still crip
pled after a bad stroke ex
perienced two or three or four
years ago, and regretfully I
have to say that after ' that
length of time I doubt if any
medicine or any procedure
will do any good.
Dr. Alvarez's new booklet
on heart trouble may be ob
tained by sending 25 cents
and a large, stamped, self
addressed, envelope with your
request to Dr. Walter C. Al
varez, Dept. MMT, The Regis
ter and Tribune Syndicate,
Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or attempt to diag
nose by mail.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1959)
KMED'S "Better Music"
Dial
(i 'UJtt' DrV.
Stock Market Uses
Giant Pfoecfon Lens
Rochester, N. Y. -(Science
Service)- A giant 60-pound
projection lens manufactured
by Bausch Si Lomb Optical
Company here has been in-1
stalled in the New York Stock
Exchange's Wall Street head
quarters as part of a projec-:
tion system for showing tick
er tape quotations and bids
on a screen. Nearly a foot in
diameter and more than a foot I
in length, the lens has a focal j
lense of 38 inches with an i
f4 opening. It focuses sharp- J
ly data from the standard 3,4-
inch tape onto a large wall
screen on the other side of
the Exchange floor. The pro-1
jection is magnified to 14 i
feet in length, with the indi
vidual letters and figures en
larged to two feet in height.
ri-i-iii-iii
15 NORTH CENTRAL
j'vmm
129 S. Central SP 3-4922
SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS
CREDIT GLADLY
Roy PicarrJ
Certified Master Watchmaker
3
Koko Says:
Come in and
See Our
New High
Top Shoe
Genuine Moccasin Con
struction Reinforced Heel Stay
Flexible Chrome Tan
Sole
Sizes 3 to 6 Widths B to EE
JOHNSTON
& STEWART
JUNIOR BOOT SHOP
211 E. Main Medford
Where the Fit Is Guaranteed
1
"Madelaine"
13-DIAMOND -l
BRIDAL PAIR '
;
14 r. Said MenetiMS i 1
ZYEAft TO PAYWl
No Money Down
122 E. Main Ph. SP 3-5348
Store Hrs.: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
:4SS
Can Pay You . . . '
$10000 CASH!
KMED
1440, for details
First in News"
Q, A Ta C
dtrdtlge AS It deOUS
j
j
i
1 SmMMA
( ; v i ' J'A
TVi. C0MSTANT SPKftY I X0V AM4iC
FROM THE 387-FOOT r.U&S.U I fli " inW
I I PRODUCES GIbNT SUNROWS
kZZ VISIBLE 50 MILES I 1 I JO' r
MM KUfr
b POWERFUL FLEET TO PR0TECT
r.-ftC 5pl!M? ITS COMMERCE tNTrlt
Li USSDYErTOrSOyyvl FROM PIWflKS hS
STEVE CANYON
J'BCAuse. by brinoINg yoo- WHypoyou 'the Americans i am S. riis isyodr raiiway jah .' ,8
"vS MINERVA, J2 THERE TO B6MARRIEPA LOOK ABOUT MAY TRYTD STOP IFBEcTD 60 TIOCET, HERRTAU BUT I PANKE.'
J. Jr VCLf6AN5, WHY t-AMS,MY I CAN CONVINCE THE SO ANXIOUSLY, YOU, MINERVA I J WHERE I THERE WILL BE A g J I
.? MU'jT WE WAIT TO PARENTS LIVE AUTHORITIES THAT THEY L PARLINfi?. , cf CHOOSE.'.. CUSTOMS INSPECTION ) VSe5"
i BB MARRIEP IN ) ACROSS THE ARE NOT IN THE PAY OF 7 XML?;1 HERE COMES ATTHEB0RMROF 1"VAJ
LI' ABNER
jHELP.r- $J rf"S)( 'CrePr NEVER MIND WEff- SURE, JULIUS SORE S
7 MY HOT DOSS S1? GONE A THIS.'.'. J ACPPCT TUfSiP I tJUSTTWTWSSTWU
f ARE BEATING jHJULIUS" V OFF f BUSINESS V !LjJ?Str' lKETi ON FDR
I me to a pulp mnf crll hot dogs ff ssyZr
r-aT i (r I ROCKER! ) SO BAD S ( PAID POREM,BUTTHEV t
t
BUZ SAWYER ' :
1 aJffffafai efeMeTeHaeTBBTBBeTBMIlBW
HEY." you feelTHAT?! just a I f f!iIssL, . "x N N.
ANOTHER EARTH J TWITCH. ttW Tjl X i
w TREMORgf I WON'T 00 1 Z tW' jTStBgS
jf 1 CT- g1 f
t B-iJ iir I iilllV-"-"TTTTMIllil-IT- i mi i-1-ii iiiii ii i. M 'W J
I v.v,S , , lmWA-": ffl0WEVR.L000 MILES AWAY AT PENSUKt I At
l.'arUiWN1 Vtl5rl8 I AUXILIARY STATION, THE EARTH TREVORS I" -57 V
4.iBm, I3 I AS WE"- AS THE BUZZARP, ARE MUCH WORSE. I T" - "
BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH
VO'RE PLUMS TH' VOTERS OESARVE ) ..., ! BESIDES THAT-THINK OF )
h.ccv twpmt TETCHED IN A HONEST AN' ffi V SH0R Ji TH' BODACIOUSSV
r,K,Nn TH'HAID. UNSELFISH Jgf " ' SALARY AN' JSS2T
TNMTnDMMYcPOND J MAYOR MAN UP fSBf TIT TH5 WHEELIN' W&T
BLONDIE
Pil!iiliill!lHiHI,illlh
MUn and JEFF
First, SHOP
1 - V II .11 PflD unTTr M Ilia I I rVM r irvjr-I I
""i'r ij'y t sss 1 1 1
wni iiw- r .-V I I , ' , -k. -v - &
BjH -a
j WELL, JONES, BUSINESS I 1 YES. SIR, EVER SINCE V 1 I III jT j j
E23 LOOKS GOOD 1 SEE r HE MISTAKENLY GAVE 777?1 f, JSS
yj o V
jmmj J tA&fam"
By ELSIE HIX
to iiimm
1 I I . ,';!!- ,-wc I'lii" I C : 'il!!l!!JrJow.i5N'Tl iiiirr
1 I I V. uiuat IT I 2 Si THING?'! I 1
by Your FIRESIDE... CHECK the Ads!
CROSSWORD PUZZLE --v.w,,,tti.
ACROSS
1-L)rilltd into
6-Blouse
11-Calm
i:-ational
song
14- Make lace
15- Conftderve
17-Veriod of
time
lS-Near
19-Conjunction
Il-.painsh
article
22-Nerve
network
24- Fliver in
Wales
25- Pilaster
27-Threefolfl
2S-Sword
31- Petition
32- Possessive
pronoun
SS-Male house
attendant
36--Most exact
S9-Handle
40-Without end
( poet. I
42- Ceremony
43- Syrnbol for
nickel
44- Reprima.nd
47-Indefinite
article
45- lndoneslan
tribesman
80-Fashion
61-Title of ,
respect
(abbr.)
52-Mlssive
54-Procurator
of Judea
S-Bejrin
S7-Man' name
DOWN
1-Device for
whipping
J-Worthles
leaving
J-Xote of scale
4- Heraldry:
grafted
5- .Mock
6- Protectlve
ring
T-Poker (take
S-Pronoua
9-Kroiiuun
U'-Cylindrica!
1 1-lnaugurata
13-Pertainii:B
to the cheek
16-outhwestern
Indian
19-Penaininp to
a large class
of celestial
structures
?"-Kc.stas-
2."-Trials
25-Japanese
oft'sprinB
born in U.S.
IS-Confederate
general
30-Ventilate
33- Trite
34- .loins
35- Rumor
36- iroup of
theatrical
people
lAlSjPisnGll IMiAnsigTA
isiRjE Ajpnplg e s e ni:t
AlLIEQElT A HJHL TBjt
L!OiDiEBAL .OjNI FjHgjT
PjRlEiPiOIW I InU'nit L Y
sieHqirU ve'tStJr ap
ESiR i BMiFlsrrQA pit?
AjPji lEluCyfTJH A
CjRjp IS j S j E IS HIE j S MTEK
EtMlSaJDlElAlRUEIRll e
30
37-Eegins
SS-Taut
41-Cnit of
energy
45- Without end
46- Ooverine for
face
49-Cnit of
Siamese
'urrencjr
Si -Cry of Boat
53-SyinboI for
tantalum
55-Chinese mile
w ia i3. i4 1' 6 17 16 r rn
ZZIT
22 23 26
27 28 Kgg29 30
33 34 3
3? 33" 41
43 44 S 46 47
4B 49 50 51
52 53 54 55
t'.. Ik. .. C-W
VE WON'T HAVE
' SOMETHING AND
f VIE MJOnT EVcN
KNOW WHAT
ITISWE
lSb HAVEN'T
(5 or