RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY
Pnrnmt ittmH batow arc rauivad from radio station and tha Mo3
Trihon utum m rotpomibility tuuapt to maka chanaa as or supplied
KYJC 1230 Ice
4:00 Traffic Jam
4:13 Traffic Jam
4:30 Traffic Jam
News Terry Nolan
Weather Nolan
' News-Swingshift
Swingshift
4 Ao Traffic Jam
3 DO Thomas-Sports
S:i5 Sound 1230
530 Tom Harmon"
5 45 Frank Gogs'
6 00 News' '
:1S Sound 1230
:38 Sound 1230
8:43 Sound 1230
News Swingshift
SwinKshift
Lcl News-Sports
Orville Anderson
News Swingshift
Swingshift
Swingshift
Swingsmft
7:00 News-Amos-Andy News
- " ti nnuv .wmior'
7.30 News-Griff ith-B World News
7:43 Bob ic Bay World News
8,00 World Tonight
Monitor
Monitor
:i9 souna rao
30 Sound 1230 f
t:43 Sound 1230
8:00 News'
9:13 Sound 1230
9 30 Sound IMn
O Monitor
News
Oa
Go
rs"n
6
9:43 Sound 1230
Go
'10:00 Richfield ReporterNews
10:13 Sound 123' Nightbeat
1030 Sound 1230 Nigntbeat
1043 Sound 1230-News Nightbeat
11:00 Sign Ott News
Nightbeat ' --
Sign Off '
RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY
:00 News Wake Up to Music Darryl Sutton
-:1S Sound 1230 Wake Up to Musie Darryl Sutton
6:30 Sound 1230 Wake Up to Music ' Local News
6:43 Sound 1230 First News Darryl Sutton
7:00 World News" , Prothro Ac Football Hemingway News
7:13 Sound 1230 Weather News Darryl Sutton
7:30 Sports Show Rogue Valley Beeper Darryl Sutton
. 7;43 Harry Babbitt Weather News Darryl Sutton
:00 News-Wea-Draper" News Hear Cliff Zngle News'
9:13 Frank Goss" Heap Korn-Mann Sutton
830 Sound 1230 Hear . Darryl Sutton
8:45 Sound 1230 - Hear o Sutton News
9:00 News-Score-Baby News Swap and SellPerry Hotchkiss
9:13 Breakfast Club Hear Telo Test'
930 Breakfast Club Hear, Perry Hotchkiss
9:45 Breakfast Club Fashion Flashes Hotchkiss-News
10:00 News" News Hear Perry Hotchkiss
10:13 Trading Post Hear : Perry Hotchkiss
10:30 Young Dr. MaloneHear - Perry Hotchkiss
10:43 Mi Perkins' Hear Hotchkiss-Baseball
11:00 News-Whisp. Sts." News Network Time TBA
11:13 Couple Next DoorNetwoik Time TBA
1130 Helen Trent" NotworkTime TBA
11 :43 Pat Buttram" Network Time TBA -
12:00 Paul Harvey, Lunch Tune News TBA
12:13 News-Weather ' Weather Livestock TBA
1230 Gary Moore Local News TBA
13:43 Funny Side Up" His Majesty the Baby TBA '
1 .00 News-Godfrey" News Terry Nolan TBA
1:13 Arthur Godfrey" Terry Nolan TBA
130 Arthur Godfrey Terry Nolan Darryl Sutton
1:45 Arthur Godfrey Terry Nolan Sutton Sews
2.00 News-Houseparty News Terry Nolan Jim Ochs
2:15 Houseparty" Terry Nolan Jim Ochs
2:30 Del Courtney Terry Nolan Jim Ochs
2:45 Del Courtney ' Terry Nolan Jim Ochs-News
3:00 Del Courtney News" Terry Nolan Jim Ochs
3:15 Del Courtney Terry Nolan Jim Ochs
330 Traffic Jam- Terry Nolan Jim Ochs
3:45 Traffic Jam Terry Nolan Jim Ochs-News
4:00 Traffic Jam News Terry Nolan Jim Ochs '
4:15 Traffic Jam Terry Nolan Hemingway News
a,4:30 Traffic Jam Swingshift Jim Ochs
gf 4:43 Traffic Jam Swingshift Jim Ochs
5.-00 Thomas-Sports" News Swingshift Perry Hotchkiss
3:15 Sound 1230 Swingshift Perry Hotchkiss
J.30 Tom Harmon" News-Sports Perry Hotchkiss
543 Frank Goss Orville Anderson Hotchkiss News
6:00 News" Cavalcade of Sports gorn-Mann Hotchkiss
:13 Sound 1230 Cavalcade of Sports Ferry Hotchkiss
6.30 Sound 1230 Cavalcade of Sports Perry Hotchkiss
6 43 Sound 1230 Swingshift Hotchkiss News
7:00 News-Amos-Andy Swingshift0 Jim Ochs
7:13 Amos 'n' Andy" Swingshift Jim Ochs
?:30 News-Coach Report Swingshift Jim Ochs
7:45 Coach's Report Warm-up Time Jim Ochs-News
9:00 Medford-South SaletMedford
9:15 Medford-South SalerMed ford
S 30 Medford-South SaleiMed ford
9:43 Medford-South SaieiMedford
9:00 Medford-South SaleMedfnrd
9:13 Medford-South SaleiMedford
930 Medford-South SaleMedf ord
9:45 Medford-South SaleMedf ord
10:00 Hi-Fi Club
10:18 Hi-Fi Club
1030 Hi-Fi Club
10:45 Hi-Fi Club
News Nightbeat -Nigntbeat
j ;
Nightbeat '
Nightbeat
11:00 Sign Off.
News
Nightbeat.
Sign Off
ABC
CBS
NBC
Tiff
KBOY
730 Ice
THURSDAY "
4:00 Request Time
8:00 Vespers Dinner Musie '
:30 Sign Off AM channel. Din
. ner musie continued on FM
channel. 95.3 meg. -S0
Hi-Fi Varieties
12:00 Sign Off
FRIDAY
9:48 Sign on. Weather on hour,
news M half hour, all day.
19:00 Bargain Roundup
KDOV
Thursday
45,4:23 School Bell
5:30 Farm Report :
7:13 Sign Off q
Friday
:0O -Sign en. Musie and news all
--i" - '-day.
: 6:13 Evangelistic Cent
'. 6:30 Farm Report
TELEVISION PROGRAMS
Th followinapTV broadcast log it printtd as a Irea public terviea
far tha Mail Tribune' readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes ara
printed as provided & tha TV stations am tka Mail Tribuna cannot
accept tasponsibilitY tor errors or onflssioy. - .
KBES-TV (Chinnftl
THURSDAY '
4:00 Brighter Day
4 :15 Secret Storm
4:30 Edge of Night
5:00 Uncle Bill's Cartoo -
&:00 TV weatherman w
6:05 News .
g ig Douglas Edwards
g":30 Paris Precinct
7:00 Glencannon
730 State Trooper q
g:0O Betty Hutton .
8:30 Time Out . " o
8:43 Industry on Parade w
9:00 SA-7 - '
9:30 Plat house .
11:00 News
1135 Sign Off
FRIDAY " - .
9:43 World Series
11:43 Guiding Light
12:00 Walter Cronkite
12 :05 Across the Board
12:30 Pantomime Quiz
1:00 Music Game
1 30 As the World Turns
-2:00 For Better or Worse
2:30 House Party
3:00 Big Payoff
3 30 Verdict is Yours
- 4:00 Brighter Day
'4:15 Secret Storm
430 Edge of Night ' &
:50fi TV Weatherman
-?3:03 News
5:15 Douglas Edwards
' 5:30 Huckleberry Hound
'8:00 Cavalcade of Sports
6:50 Feature File
"7:00 U. S. Marshal
730 United Fund Highlights
7:45 Medford Chamber of Com
merce 8:00 Navy Log
830 Hotel De Paree
9:00 Desilu Playhouse
10:00 Twilight Zone
1030 Amateur Hour
11:00 News
11:05 "Piccadilly Jim"
12:33 Sign Off
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
THURSDAY
4:00 American Bandstand e '
4 :30 Ed ge of Ni ght
5:00 American Bandstand
530 Roy Rogers
6:00 News
'6:10 Weather
6 :15 Douglas Edwards
6:30 TBA
7:00 Glencannon
7:30 Gale Storm
8. -00 Betty Hutton
8 :30 Dan eer is My Business
9. -00 Pat Boone
10:00 Mike Hammer
1030 TBA
11 KM) News. Sign off
FRIDAY
9:45 World Series
11:45 Guiding Light
12:00 Across the Board
1230 Pantomime Quiz
1:00 Music Game
1:30 As the World Turns
" 3 AO For Better or Worso
I O
KMED1440ke KWIN1400kc
-Perry Hotchkiss
Hemingway News
-Perry Hotchkiss
-Hotchkiss News
-Perry Hotchkiss
-Perry Hotchkiss
-Perry Hotchkiss
-Hotchkiss News
-Perry Hotchkiss
Perry Hotchkiss
-Perry Hotchkiss
-Hotchkiss News
Monitor
Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs-News
Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs-News
The Go Show
Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs-News
Sign off
- South Salem Jim Ochs
- South Salem Jim Ochs
- South Salem Jim Ochs
- South Salem Jim Ochs-News
- South Salem Jim Ochs ,
- South Salem Jim Ochs
- South Salem Jim Ochs
- South Salem Jim Ochs-News
Sign Off
,MBS
1 u
ABC
- FM 95.8
Meg.
10:45 PBQ Jackpot Quiz
11:00 Special Newscast
12:15 Farm Market
12.30 Stock Market
2:35 Bargain Roundup
4:00 Request Time
6:00 Vespers Dinner Musie
$:30 Sign off AM channel, din
ner music continue! on FM
channel, 95.3 meg.
8:00 Rose Room Dane
Je.:00 Sign off
18Q9 KC
l . T CI.,, it. '
.t v cb invar
9:25 Trader Horn
11:45 weather
12:00 Market 'Report
12:45 Livestock RepTftrt
25 Trader eHorn
3:25 Meeting Notices
4:25 School Bell
4:30 Farm Report
7:M Sign Off
2:30 House Party .
3:00 at the. Clock
3 30 V erdict is Yours
40 American Bandstand
4:30 Edge of Night
5:00 American Bandstand
5:30 Huckleberry Hound
6:00 News ,
6:10 Weather
6:15 Douglas Edwards
6:30 Rescue 8
7:00 U.S. Marshal
U-730 Walt Disney Presents '
9:00 Life is Wdth Living
9:30 77 Sunset Strip
1030 News
1035 Theater - -
Alaska Valley
Rfveals Secrets
Wasftifljpton -(Science Service)-
How the earth's plant
life grew and developed may
be revealed in the regrowth of
plant life in an Alaskan Val
ley where a vSlcanic eruption
had destroyed all trace of life.
About 50 yers ago the Val
ley of Ten Thousand Smokes
was covered completely with
cfebris and hot ashes by one of
history's greatest volcanic
eruptions. All trace of life was
destroyed. An area was thus
created ; that was considered
quite comparable to the an
cient surface of the earth be
tore the most primitive forms
of plant life first appeared.
A report on how plant life
started to reassert itself amid
"he smoking desolation, and
how it has developed during
te - interim - years, has just
been published by the Smith
sonian Institution here.
The Danube river, one of
Europe's vital waterways,
travels0 a route of 1,700 miles,
draining one-tenth of the en
tire continent before it spill
its great'
Black sea,.
volume into the
No point in Kansas rises
500 f&t abova. th average
leveL
S TAR
Of LLAI
ANE5
MAT. 22
2 Your Daily Activity Guide JM
According to the Stan.
To develop message for Friday,
read words corresponding to numbers
of your Zodioc birrh sign.
1 Others 3! Contact 61 Mkated
2 Love 32 Our 62 5
3 Some 33 For 63 This
4 A 3 Romance 64 Exrm
STricIcy 35 For 65 Con
6 Radiont 36 Aavoncement 66 Todoy
7 Hot 37 May 67 And
8 Under- 38 Earn 68 Watched
9 And 39 Or 69 To
Wirt 40 Help ' 70 Babies
1 1 friendship 4rThro.-:, 71 MoU
12 You 42Money 72 On
13 Moke 43 Mood 73 A
14 Good 44 Bloom 74Evarmg
15 May . 45 Books 75 An
loAsoecrs 46 in 76HeH
17 Get 47 Emotional 77 You .
18 News 43 People 78 Termtnore
19 Try 49 Interests 79 Influential
20 Fin 50 Littie SO Hoppy -
21 To 51 Budget 81 WeH
22 Beam 52 From 82 Day
23 Currents 53 Reactions 83 Desired "
24 May 54 Your 84 Get
25 Chances 55 Hopes 85 The
26 Look 56 Teamwork 86 Today
27 Must 37 Secret 87 Person
28 On 58 This 88 Side
29 Brighten 59 Who 89 Ahead
30 Love 60 Should 0 Decision .
() Good ) Adverse Xeutral
44-46-57
TAUMJS
APR. 21
MAY 21
K.19-27-38-5M
64-72-85-88
MAY 22
v jo tn tu
V.7R-ai-8d
CANCSt
fvS20-25-33-36
141 '56-61
IfO
I JU.Y2i
-AUG. 23
lrtr12-15-17-40j
M52-75-79-87
vseo
AUS. 24
i
S8T. 22
,16-22-28-43
'51-67-70
The Medical
Mongoloid Babies
As many persons have dis
covered to their sorrow, there
u a
type of mental retarda
tion in which
the child .has
a somewhat
mongoloid
look. Many of
these children
are mentally
so retarded
that they
never can do
much. Only
Br AJrare7 tnose With
the higher degrees of intelli
gence can be taught to do a
few useful things. Fortunate
ly, mongoloids are usually
good-natured and easy to get
along with. Commonly a mon
goloid appears in a family of
apparently normal people;
and it is particularly In these
cases that the parents want
To Baby With Love
Welcome baby with this en
chanting cover. It's an ideal
shower gift-so easy to make!
So dainty in pink or blue
sure to delight a new mom!
Pattern 7465: embroidery
transfer 16x196 inches; di
rections for pretty crib or car
iage . cover. . "i
Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS
(coins) for this pattern-add 5
cents for each pattern for 1st
class mailing. Send to Med
ford Mail-Tribune, Household
Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old
Chelsea Station, New York
11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME,
ADDRESS, " PATTERN NUM
BER. JUST OUT! Our New 1960
Alice Brooks Needlecraft
Book contains THREE FREE
Patterns. Plus ideas galore for
home furnishings, fashions,
gifts, toys, bazaar sellers-exciting,
unusual designs to
crochet, knit, sew, embroider,
h u c k weave, quilt. Be first
with the newest-send 25 cents
now.
mm0 li
yizzzi v- -rr'yy , -
GAZER"
K. lULJ-VN
UMA
SST. 23 r-4r
OCT. 23t4'
) a'ti TyZT:
26-32-35-4T.tr
b3-58-74
SASITTAMUS
NOV. 23' ?
DEO 22
3-5-8-:
C7-62-68
CAPWCOtM
DK. 23
JAN! 20 Cfe
pi-48-5?-o5T1
76-77-84-89 4J
AOUAMUS
JAN. 21.- 5.
1- 7-1 0-43 iTi
fc9-71-83-90"J
TKCtS
FEB. 20
MAR. 21
14-18-24-29?
54-55-66
Roundup
Emeritus ConiulUnt ln,leljcln,
, Mr.yo Clinic i.
Emenras ; Professor of Hedicina.
Hay CUtda '
to know why such a child was
born to them. I have just re
viewed much of the literature
on the subject, and this, to
gether with my own experi
ence with some of the fami
lies, satisfies me that the main
cause is a hereditary one.
This , does not mean: .that
there usually are other mon:
goloids or some feeble-minded
children in the family.
This happen, and there are
families on record in which
there were two or three or
even four mongoloids among
a sib-ship (group of brothers
and sisters). In one of my cas
es, out of five children born
to a couple, the second was a
mongoloid and the fourth
was an ordinary feeble-minded
child. The father was a
ne'er-do-well who told me that
he thought he had been psy
chotic all his life.
The reason that, so far, lit
tle has been said about here
dity is that no one sems to
have recorded what actually
was wrong with all the mem
bers of the family of a mon
goloid. So long as there was
no other mongoloid known in
the clan, the nervous heredity
was assumed to be "normal."
All Sorts of Defects
The parents of the last mon-'
goloid boy I saw recently said,
at first, that their people were
very normal nervously. But
when I inquired particularly
about parents, grandparents,
uncles, aunts, cousins and
children, I got a story of all
sorts of defects. I found rela
tives with-a cancerous goiter,
psoriasis of the skin, arthritis,
three with congenital heart
disease, one with a harelip,
three with pernicious anemia
(in the mongoloid's mother,
his mother's mother, and his
sister), and two with Osgood
Schlatter's disease (a heredi
tary disease 'of an ankle bone).
Certainly this family has a
strong tendency to defects.
v
Desi Arnaz Forfeits,
tail on Drunkenness
Hollywood - (BPD -; Actor-
producer Desi Arnas forfeited
$21 bailWednesday ratner.
than appear in Municipal
Court on a drunk charge.
Arnaz, 421 Cuban-born hus
band of comedienne Lucille
Ball, was arrested last Sept.
19 as 'he walked alone on a
Hollywood street. '
About two-thirds of Arkan
sas is forest-covered. , ;
.- 1 j : - ' ' ' J www l w ia ! ""p
. SlfiSil J GSRKM !' j - - J'il?SHAS n jl'lf NOT REALLY 11 1 ft- re nIh
EYDfirt l Ww.-...,' STAMPS. v . f TWO TEETH-ONE y o " V SSS'ixll 111 ?
y Service! i i r. Yi), . f 1 Vyf
UI No. Central SP 2-5702 QWM MUTT ond JEfF ' " - ' "
OtlPFNIP. T THIK1K " 7 fl I IOW STAV OLTtX I 1 1 I "ttr9' HXEtetH I'M
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
C Thursday, Oct. 1, 1959
Pittsburgh, Pa. (DPI) Dr.
Jonas E. Salk, who developed
the Salk antipolio vaccine,
has received a new grant of
$413,439 from the National
Foundation. .
Library of Congress in
Washington is largest in the
world.
TELEVISION
Radio & Small Appliance
REPAIR
Work Guaranteed
CALL SP 3-6241
TROWBRIDGE & FLYNN
- 214 West Main
MASTER LOCKSMITHS -
Residential '. Commerciil
- - f Automotive i
PreciifOn Sa w Grinding"',
SP 2-6668 l2A2 So. Central
Electrical Wiring I. Repair
'. Industrial Commercial .
, v.. Residential
' V Call Jack Henbest
ROGUE ELEC. SERVICE
SP 2-6603 961 Shafer Lano
'JEWELERS
129 S. Central SP 3-4922
SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS
CREDIT GLADLY
Roy Picard
Certified Master Watchmaker
Shop A Save at The
SHOE MART
Tour Family Shee Store
MJEDFORD'S OUTLET
SHOE STOR1
SHOES fer H the
family
525 Crater Lake Ave.
SP 3-4186
This Week's
Specials
Outing Kits for
Hunters. it 50
ReS. 12.95. 0
Clamp-on Student
Desk Lamps. IjQO
Reg. I.tt.
t 12" Electric
Teastmaster
Fry Pan $W01
Reg. 14.95
(Control ft Lid Net Included)
Franklin Heaters
Available!
BUY-RITE
Furniture & Appliance
1213 No. Riverside
Ph. SP 3-5571
8
Strange As It Seems
I
! vS y N SoHM MIW0M -
A V 7 V ngi9T poet
7 y Y WHEN WmCK&DFCl? Hie
i:ev S V UNrU1H0RlXD PMAPHLST
f.S jfr- .. ; 1 0N WK0T6 W
: ll J 1 wr BR0USW ABOUT -
ll FU1XUiOFTHB
i ' 'fSK'll ) AMD IS C0NSIPERED
J 15 AJ IWSSTSgATESTPLtftl-OR
AiiV if I. rKeCDOWOf-lHEr'KSSS 40-Kind I ? a A Hii. A 7 7? a 9 lg In
( jr-f; r N f 111 .1 llllll- ,
1 A WV UAKUASt 43-Printer's 12 KSJlT $5 U '
Cv (pu - -r m
-c J ::: ---mr- A- m ;
I . Trie .. VsJI ly ITS IMPORTANCE FIRST1-' si-T?. Ron. r W & w n & W W fl
' : I CUSTOKACF : -- P RECOSNIZED IMTHlS . R7-Garde tool h' 588 ' 1 I
WROwmesHOis coiktwa5out60 years ago, S9:p?ntauiuck: 3T" 3 " "5T3a "r" n
AT NCWLYWEOS ' HAS SEEM USED f - : ' O -'' J -U- gm q- W ' we a W
THE PRACTICE, OF C?3fe FOk 5,000 YEARff 1 gT1 bawN f ' Z7' :
6NIK3 A SHOE fr. YMAKE glfl Al "J' , ,: . g f 3 ' g8 SS g ;
fVNCKSnll' - ti. comfortabU . 5J" "" """" J7 "T" " a
, ' v Z&&$0il, 7-Femaal 1 I t I I 6i ) 1 I
l- " . '. . s . ' - sheep . Dittr. by jjnited Festurs Syndicsts. Inc. 4 i
" ' " . - .'. ;.-'i'.-' '. . - ".' .' ' . , .; :. . .... - , .,
STEVE CANYON , ; . i " ' ' g- .
P ' ( . WE 'iNPOCTKINAnoNj fTrlEySAyyoOEFBENPsTHE WHISPERS Y UOi,VS)f Of COUKE K'BL TJJEEP: to THE TVUn raluJI
I '- J; TYPES PON'TSET AN ON THE HILL. HAVE WHEN KB TALfcS EEMEMBER J PEAE.rul IfSKsX 1
L jafSTEVE,I6BBS ADVANCE LOOK AT MAPE THE OlO MAN TO HIMSELF' ABOUT THE I BE BACfe IN BUUEK Wi TOE f W ?m
LI'ABNER V . .
fiASPf-Twir ( .f3flpo )l ( -an'tw'beautvpartis- ) I an' the X u sso S 1 c
Lt'LSHrvVDO kV Jk TMAR'S NO UPKEEP.- MULTIPLES ) : $5? i
CAME THROUGH YMk THEff LX)NlT EAT NOTHIN'.? ) 0 I wTtoS tH5 i f KILI
WlF EVERYTHING ""NFTbV . ' i f SLIGHTEST lL )
I BUZ SAWYER " . ; ., - 'u " Q
m Tf" to pour -rue IS WL xiusnpimepMi r w O
IP WIIWIrP I jl suites' n 4ff suwari fXPEKT, ' T '
BARNEY GOO Gil and 5NUFFY SMITH
11 e,ru a onMmkiTirA! SS-A IhttS.K J
CRTTTiR VE BE SK- T&5 fg
111 SPTT W' HOME W FME C 1 ru-Tv ' ; i r s ' C ' C JiASSJ I -p r n w - a Of lie
JSifi WBMm& fit
CHECK THE
. : . ' i-j-ib ui 1 1 riiim n i j umy'j erj' '
bsSB "SPECIAL SINCE ITS rTrT
'W S lie l W . . - K. ....... 1 U
APS FOR A
- ' -
CROSSWORD PUZZLE tm,r vtdt
ACROSS
I-Center
S-Mature
S-Simians
13- AppellatioB
of Athena
U-Cry of crow
14- TJnusual
15- Foses for '
portrait
1 $ -Composition
lS-Ripped
19- Indefinit
article
20- Old musical
instruments
Il-Worm
!3-Greek ltter
26-Chineso
pagroda
: J7-Organs of
hearing
59- Apportion
S3-.Changes
35-Beast
37-Bird's home
3S-Withered
40- Kind
41- Article of
furniture
43- Printer's
measure (pi.)
44- Macaw '
45- Pronoun
60- Ep?ptia
; (oddesa
3-Part
6S-Xovel by i
Zola
5-Time erone oj-57-Gardeu
tool
RR-Treland
S9-Pintail lucjr..,
61-Aboriirlne of
' Borneo
I-Aspirinr t
be artisris
(colloq.) --Couple
in-Gaelic i
ll-Observe i
17-A state
(abbr.)
2S-Weight of
India -
54- Former
Russian ruler
55- Sunburn
TS-Beveratre
:s-The caama
J9-Note of.
scale
30 - Agent .
31- Hinda
ermbals
33- Antlered
animal
34- Latin
conjunction
JS-Born
"HflRyilf qf
LLI jTrEn A rEIo Nkl
3-fev8Mper
executive
41-Prohibit
43- Excavated
for ore
44- Snakes
45- Paper
measure
M-Part ef
church,
4T-Charfe
49-Abound
61-Dolphtnirke
- cetacean
Si-Settled
5-Exclamatiosj
VALUES