Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 25, 1960, Image 16

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., July 25, 1960, Image 16

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1960)

Prev Page of 20 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 20 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JULY 38, 1660 B. MGDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY lrogrmi IliUd below r received from the ridlo stations and the Mall Tribune auuinei no responsibility except to make changes as are supplied KYJC 1230 kc KMED 1440 ke KWIN 1400 kc 4:00 Renub. 4tlS Repub, 4:30 Repub jitfft -Repub, "B:00 Repub. 8:18 Repub. 6:30 Repub. j:43uepua fl:6(l Repub 6:15 Repub. 6:30 Rtpub. 6j45 Repub. "VoO-World :18 Sound T:30 Sound 7:45 Sound Convention1 i. Convention' Convention' . Convention' , Convention' . Convention . Convention' Convention Convention' Convention Tonight" 1230 1230 1230 G.O.P. Convention "G.O.P. Convention 'G.O.P. Convention' "COP. Convention' "G.O.P. Convention' G.O.P. Convention' Weather-Local News G .O.P. Convention' G.O.P, Convention G.O.P. Convention G.O.P. Convention' G.O.P. Convention G.O.P. Convention' G.O.P. Convention 8. 00 Newa1 6:15 Sound 6 :30 Sound 8:45 Sound '-Sound 1230 1230 1230 1230 0:00 Newt-Sound 1230 9:15 Sound 1230 8:30 Sound 1230 9:45 Sound 1230 News'-Swlnsshlft Swlngahift Swingshift Teen Town "News Go Show Go Show Hi-Fi Club Hi-Fi Club CI cm Stein Clem Stein-News Clem Stein Clem Stein-Newi "Clem'steln Clem Stein-Newt Cliff So heel Cliff Schocl-News Cliff SehMl Cliff Scheel-Newi Cliff Scheel Cliff Schecl-Newa Cliff Scheel 7 Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel JpltffSchcel "Clem Stcln Clem Sleln Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein 10.-00 News-Sound 1230 10:15 Sound 1230 10:30 Sound 1230 10.-45 Sound Headlines H :00 Sign Off 11:16 ii ao Hi Fi Club Hi-Fi Club News Nightbeat wignTpeai News Nishtbeat Nlghtbeat-Flnal News Sign Off Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein "Devotion-Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS TU ESDAY 1:30 :45 6:00 Sound 1230 6:15 Sound 1230 6:30 Frank Gosi 1:45 SOUnd 1330 Sign On-Wnke Up Wake Up To Music :0O World News" 1:1S Sound 1230 7:30 Sports Show 1:45 Sound 1230 Wake Ud to Music Larry Hoover Music-Rural Rept, Larry Hoover-News Music-Fish Rept. Larry Hoover Ncwsreel First News RKD 1400 8 DO News' Weather 1:15 Sound 1230 8:30 Sound 1230 8 :45 Sound 1230 Frank Hemingway" RFD 1400 Weather Wrld. News RFD 1400 Rogue Valley News Larry Hoover v. earner, Hcgion ivews Larry noover-newt Larry Hoover Larry Hoover-Newa Clift Scheel . , Cliff Scheel News'-Liaten Fidler-Listen Cliff Enjle" Listen :00 News" Peti BsbjNews Bkfst. Club" 8 :15 Trading Post Breakfast Club" S JO Richards-Couple" Breakfast Club" 9 :45 Rt.toHappineas-Trio Breakfast Club" 10:00 News Whispering News Listen Show 10:15 Ma Perkins" Fidler-Listen 10:30 Young Dr. Malone" Listen 10:45 2nd Mrs. Burton" Emphasis Listen 11 :00 Sound 1230 11:15 Sound 1230 1 1 30 Garry Moore 1 11 :45 Crosby-Clooney1 Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Safety Serenade Safety Serenade Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel News Listen Show Listen Local News-Listen TelloTest" 120 News"Valley News Natl. NW News 12:15 1230 Weather Weather-Market 12 do Sound 1230 Local News 12 :45 Sound 1230 Paul Harvey 1 :0ft News 'Godfrey" ' 1 :15 Arthur Godfrey" 1 30 Arthur Godfrey" 1 :45 Arthur Godfrey News'-House Party House Party Lcl. News-Party Line Emphasis Party Cliff Scheel . Cuff Scheel Larry Hoover ' Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Comprehensive News Market Report Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball 2.-O0 News" Hse.jparty' News' Hear Show Baseball 1:15 Hse. Party-K. Trio" Hear Baseball 3:30 Best Seller" Local News-Hear Baseball 2:45 Best Seller" Hear Show Baseball S:00 News" Sound 1230 News Hear Show 8:15 Sound 1230 Hear 330 Traffic Jam G.O.P. Convention 3:45 Lowell Thomas" G.O.P. Convention 4:00 Repub. Convention G.OP. Convention . 4:15 Repub. ConventionG.OJP. Convention 430 Repub. ConventionG.OJ. Convention 4IS5 Repub. Convention G.OJ. Convention 5:00 Repub. Convention"G.O.P. Convention 5:15 Repub. ConventionG.OP. Convention B30 Repub. Convention Weather-Locai News 8 :45 Repub. Convention G.O.P. Convention " 6:00 Repub. Convention G.O J. Convention 6:15 Repub. Convention' G.OP. Convention 630 Repub. Convention"G.O.P. Convention 6:45 Repub. ConvenUonG.O J. Convention 7:00 World Tonight" G.O.P. Convention Baseball Baseball Baseball Clem Stein-News Clem Stein" Clem Stein-News Clem Stein ClemSteiNewa Clem Stein Clem Stein-News Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel . Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel 7:15 Sound 1230 730 Sound 1230 7:43 Sound 1230 G.O.P. Convention Dinner Music Dinner Music 8:00 News' '-Sound 1230 News'-Swingshift 8:15 Sound 1230 Swtngshift 830 Sound 1230 Swingshift 8:45 Sound 1230 TeenTown" 8:00 News Sound 1230 News Go Show 8:15 Sound 1230 Go Show 830 Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club 8:45 Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club 10:00 News Sound 1230 Hl-Fl Club 10:13 Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club 1030 Sound 1230 Nightbeat 10:45 Sound 1230-News Nightbeat ' Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein Clem Stein 110 Sign Off lt-lS Ifao T"CBS News'-Nightbeat Devotion-Sign Off Nightbeat-Flnal News Sign Off UBC "ABC KBOY AM 730 ke Monday 2:00 Sound of Stereo 5:30 Sporti Ret ulti 5-35 Sound of Stereo 6:00 Gospel Mission Report 6:05 Vespers 6:10 Dinner Musie T:45 Sim Off Tuesday 530 Sign On-News 535 Country Western 6:00 Holm an Show. News on Half Hours. Weather on Hours. 830 News-Stock Quotes 9:00 Special Newscast-Weather 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:15 Clemens-Time 11:30 Records With Ron 12 :00 Sports Outlook 12:05 Ranch Time 12:15 Farm Market 12:30 Stock Market 1235 Ranch Time 2:00 Sound of Stereo 5:30 Sports Results 335 Sound of Stereo 6:00 Gospel Mission Report 6:05 Vespers 6:10 Dinner Music 7:45 Sign Off KBOY FM 95.3 mc ..Monday 2:00 Sound of Stereo 530 Sports Results 535 Sound of Stereo 6:00 Gospel Mission Report 6:03 Vespers 6:10 Dinner Music 8:00 Jazz Scene 9:00 Concert 10:00 Show Album 10:50 Sports Final 11:00 Varieties 11 :55 Tomorrow's Headlines 32.00 Sign-Off Tuesday 6:00 Sign On. Holman. Weather on the Hour. News on Half Hour. 8:30 News. Stock Quotes 9:00 Special NewS'Weathercut 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:15 Clemen's-tlme ; 1130 Records With Ron 12:00 Sports Outlook 12:05 Hi-Fi Varieties 1230 Stock Market 1233 Hi-Fi Varieties 130 News, Hi-Fi Varieties 2:00 Sound of Stereo 530 Sports Results 5 35 Sound of Stereo 6:00 Gospel Mission Report 6:05 Vespers 6:10 Dinner Musie 8:00 Jazz Scene 9:00 Concert 10:00 Show Album 10-50 Sports Finsl 11:00 Hi-Fi Varieties 1135 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign-Off KDOV 1300 KC MONDAY 4:45 Aviation Weather Report 5:45 Weather Report 7:45 Sign Off , TUESDA , 8:00 Sign On 6:4S Livestock Report 7:00 SporUcast 7:05 Weather Report 830 Aviation Weather Report 9:25 Trader Horn 11:45 Weather Report 12:00 Farm Report 2: 25 Trader Horn 3:00 Dixieland Jazz 3:25 Meeting Notices 4:45 Aviation Weather Report 5:45 Weather Report 7:45 Sign Off TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log is printed as a free public service for the Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed ai provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omiuioni. KBES-TV (Channel 5) Monday: .1 " : , 3 30 Republican Convention 7:00 Your TV Weatherman 7:05 Local News 7:15 Stage 5 ! 030 Final News 0:45 Sign Off i Tuesday: . , 0 00 I Love Lucy 30 Clear Horizon 00 Love of Life 30 Search for Tomorrow 45 Guiding Light 00 Restless Gun 30 Love That Bob " : 00 About Faces 30 As the World Turni 00 Full Circle :30 House Party 00 rne Miuionaire 10 Verdict Is Yours :00 Brighter Day :15 Secret Storm 30 Republican Convention 00 Your TV Weatherman :05 Local News 15 Title pending 00 Stage 0 30 Final Newa 45 Sign Off 1 KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Monday! i 3:00 Republican Convention 7:30 News 7:40 Weather 8:00 Cheyenne , 9:00 Dennis the Menace 930 Californlans . 30:00 Hotel De Faroe 10:30 News 10:35 Garry Moore Tuesday: 10:15 Cartoons 10:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:30 Love that Bob 12:00 About Faces 1230 As the World Turns 1:00 Republican Convention 7:00 News 7:10 TV Weatherman 7:15 TB A 7:30 Rescue 8 8:00 TB A 8:30 Ttate Trooper 9:00 Comedy Spot 8:30 State Trooper 10:00 Four Just Men 1030 Ed Sullivan Portland Man Held On Murder Charge Portland (UPD - Lewis Hunt er, 53, Portland, was jailed Sunday on the charge of the llrat degree murder of an other Portland man, Hunter Is being held with out bail. He ii charged with killing Willie G. Townsend, 38, Sat urday night. Townaend collapsed at his home and was pronounced dead on arrivel at Emanuel hospital here. Before he col lapsed, he told witness that Hunter had hit him on the head with a wine bottle. Police are also holding Kel- sie Leo Turner, 40, Portland, Princess-Pretty ttf s?c 0 UmiV mm Slimming princess lines fashion the dress - little fitted jacket continues the same flattering shape. Easy to sew - no waist seams, no frills. Printed Pattern 9183: Miss es' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 dress takes 3 yards 39-inch; jacket 1 yards. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern-add 10 cents for each patetrn for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Alar tin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. JUST OUT! Big, new 1960 Spring and Summer Pattern Catalog in vivid, full-color. Over 100 smart styles ... all sizes ... all occasions. Send nowl Only 25c. f .TAUSUS I W MAV J . A1IH AVAR. 22 71.74.es-M OIMINI may a: JUNt 21 0 5- 9-30-54 CANCIK 35-37-40-4S 60-73-7S no JULY 24 AUG, 33 r 2- 8-1 4-28 VIROO 48-58-63 -Uy CLAY R. POLLAN- JK Your Doily Activity Guide M According to tht Sfori. To develop messofle for Tuesday, read words corrcspoiKling to numbers ot your Zodiac birth stgn, 1 You'll 31 Maki At Your 2Lt 32 0 02 Will 3 Curb J3 Your tJ Standing SEttoMi 3b Koith ttx 6 R,Mentnnt ?6 iity M Ttiru 7S(iltndid 37 And 67 JiKiflt.ltnt . S Ftitttdly 38 Inipoitont ts8 Mm 9 To 39 P)X3(ei t9 1 10 CViy 40 Ootimtvn 70 Ot Wfm AIMokt 7IVOU l2Utt'lt 4lou T.'T.vkiy U To 43 Your 73 Your 14 Prop) 44 For 74 Al 15LHII ; 4SHflp 7SOvilWk 1 6 46 You 7fr DkhumU 17 LVWt 47 tuori 77 Moiy 1 8 Doy 48 lmpiot 7fl Puftnon W AM 49Ltll't 79Proit Witt 50&vi SO Or 21 Yovi 51 Or HI With 22 Gtttr S2 Dlt.oU 82 Lost 23 B bJ Mt 8J Your 24 Could . 54 Po!.krf 84 Alltctiofu 2bMt SOr 8SSuc 26 Be SoPUiru 86 0thm 27 Ta 57 Put 8? Flut 28 In 53F-nonclol 88 A 29 Front 59 WiiNt 89 Trnw 30 Improve 60Brighltt 90DtwiKontoo (glGivd if)Ncuil SIPV 73 39-44-SOjj fo-70-83D4l icoirio IOCT. 34 NOV. 31 bM4.4l.47A"? IAOIITARIUI NOV. our. 7.10-1341 A5I 62-55-66 . CANMCOUN JAN. V- k4.7780-82' AQUARIUS 'AN. t "" " 4 1526 38 4941 b.76-79.86IJ P11CII AR. 31 3- 4-l9 25n '7-01-78 fL The Medical Roundup by Emeritus Cnnsullxnt In Atsdlclat, Sttya Cltolo Bmnrltus rriissur ot MsdioliM. Uato Cllast Ii Homosexuality Inherited Many motliers who are much distressed because one of their children is homo sexual now want to know It another child, and later, one or two grandchildren, might have to suffer from some sexual mix-up, I am sure the risk of this is considerable be cause in a series of cases I studied for 10 years practical ly all of the persons had psy chotic, alcoholic, or odd rela tives. This is not theory - it is actual experience. To illus trate: a homosexual man told me that his father's brother was homosexual. The father's father was mentally unstable. My patient's mother was with drawn, unaffectlonate, sus picious, and domineering, and her brother had a severe schizophrenia. A brilliant homo sexual man, who later committed sui cide, had a homosexual daugh ter, also a sister and a cousin who were deaf-mutes, and an What Is The Law? This column is prepared at a public service by the " Colleqe of Law, Willamette University, Salem, to explain basic legal principles, not to provide legal advice. The reader ii cautioned not to apply these cases to his own problems without an attorney's advice, for differing facts may change the outcome. The Crime of False Pretenses Sam bought an outboard motor and had no blank check form to make payment. He asked the dealer to write up the check. Sam in good faith said he was short of funds but would be paid four days later, and for that reason asked the dealer to date the check five days later. The dealer agreed. When the dealer presented the check to Sam's bank five days later, Sam had insuffi cient funds in his account to cover it. The dealer seeks- to prosecute Sam either for the crime of false pretenses or under the bad check statute. Is Sam guilty? Any person who, knowingly and with intent to defraud, ob tains from any other person any money or property by means of untrue representa tion of fact is guilty of the crime of false pretenses. A person who obtains money or property by means of his check drawn on a bank in which he has insufficient funds is guilty of false pre tenses unless he can prove he has an arrangement with the bank for payment of the check. The courts hold that the writing of a check repre sents that the writer has suffi cient funds to cover it or some arrangement for Its payment, Sam is not guilty under the precise fact of this case. The courts hold that a post-dated check is merely a promise to pay in the future, essentially an extension of credit by the person to whose order the check is drawn. To relieve the maker of guilt It is essential that the person to whose order the check was drawn knew at the time he accepted It that it was post-dated. If Sam had intended that the fact that the check was post dated should not be noticed by the payee, then he would have been guilty. Sam is not guilty only because the dealer knew the check was post dated and was willing to rely on what In effect was Sam's promise to deposit money in the future to cover the check. It has been suggested by some courts that the maker is guilty even under those circum stances if he intended at the time he gave the check to de fraud the payee. The Willamette College of Law presents this column of general legal principles. It Is not to be taken as legal ad vice. Slight changes in the facts may change the outcome of a case. Doctors Watch Lengthy 'Arfathon' Portland (UPD - Will Martin, 30-year-old architectural de signer passed his 80th hour at the easel at a night club here Sunday with a battery of psy chologists peering over his shoulder. The medical and psycho logical team under the direc tion of Dr, Norman Sundberg of the University of Oregon is giving the artist "every test we can find" during a proposed 72-hour painting seslon that began Friday at 0 p.m. The marathon session at the Shadows night club, called the "artathon" was sponsored by promoter Jock White, a former Las Vegas radio man. uncle who had a defective spinal cord. In some cases I found that several of a homo sexual's relatives had not married, but no one could say why. For instance: An odd, eccentric, and occasionally manic-depressive woman told me that six of her seven broth ers had been uninterested in girls and had never married. One of these brothers had, at times, been depressed, and some of them she thought were interested sexually in men. The one brother who married had three sons, none of whom married. My patient had had a son who was de pressed and alcoholic. A young woman homo sexual who looked like a boy, had a paranoid (suspicious) paternal uncle, an alcoholic mother, a manic - depressive maternal grandmother who looked like a homosexual, and a maternal grandfather who was manic-depressive. Anyone who would like to read of many more such families, can turn to my book on Practical Leads to Puzzling Diagnoses: neuroses that run through families (1958, p. 300). . Much in favor of the heredi tary nature of homosexuality is the fact that studies have shown that if one alike-twin is homosexual, the other twin almost always will be homo sexual. In Dr. George W. Hen ry's big study of homosexuals he found as I did, that in most of the families there were some odd or eccentric members, not necessarily ho mosexual. The great mistake being made by many men studying heredity is to look in a family for only what they want to find, such as more homo sexuality. In doing this, they fall to make note of such ab normalities as psychoses, al coholism, epilepsy, hysteria, suicide, diabetes, mental re tardation, or vagrancy. These troubles they were not looking for. .Professor R. R. Gage, in his large and in valuable work on "Human Genetics," gives much evi dence to Indicate that sexual mix-ups are commonly In herited; and more and more evidence in favor of this view is constantly piling up in re search laboratories. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) S""-' L"" J-15-tt 'L- . - " RIVERSIDE HOTEL 1 STARDUST HOTEL 0f3i AT 0NC 0f cu fabulous mom V-- 4 f Cool Bey. Ohio in a TRIUMPH TR3 AT ONE OF THESE FABULOUS dESORT$- SEE YOUR TRIUMPH DEALER NOW! Three days accommoda tions for two persons FREE it one of these re torts, with purchase of new Triumph TR3. Hurry! KEITH SCHULZ TRIUMPH SALES Across from SP Passenger Depot 116 N. Front St. SP 2-4756 Strange As It Seems .' Hl the; u& mv cokp of bmsineecs HAS DEVELOPED A 9V5TBM FOR MARKING TRAILS IM ARCTIC AREAS WITH PARAlta WIRES BURIED IM THE SNOWotTHEV BROADCAST . St&NMSTD KBCP TRUCKS ON COURSE " - v'-.-WJ SNAILS IM CERTAIN AREAS OP THE! WORLD BEcowe DiseAse CARRIERS,,,, 1 Mr eVAllllONS of NATIVE NORTH rtUD SOUTH AMERICAN INDIANS 6PEAK AT LEAST 2,000 DIFFERENT VANGUAOES THAT ARE COMPLETELY UNRELATED TO AWy CULTURED. TON&UE W SOME PLACES DIALECTS ARE 5rTjKEN THAT CANNOT BE UNDERSTOOD By MEMBERS OF THE SAME TRIBE IIVINO FEW MILES DISTANT . N.V'k.N.- mi . CROSSWORD PUZZLE Aniwcr to fliturrliiy'i Puial' AOMO&S 1-l.HhrlN iii-IaI 18-Tm'kliU rr-Hlmiitit lS-l'inillInu ONttiiiry MMii-Nt1 for illTlliH IR'tliniit UN ot ll-l'tlrltly II V OlCt Of ft fruit sn-Protioiltlon -fl-Htnlk Ui-MliTs imiti 17'Commhiiil it cm So-Thick fillc itl-'riu-mijiU aa-iininio.i .14-llox Sti-Noti of ioU 17-Ilrftr WltllOII ll-Pilei about non kingly 4I-3.U10 43-l)ilkv U-.tMultnt ot lft 16-tlniiit Ht cRrila 4.)niifltd Full lorn lil ry i urn ft o.t na-isty look ti-A cntulrunt (ttll.) 67-Mhi, tmint point ll-Houtlnvto rn liHlUn 11-NiiiAll Inland W-l'ontvliiii I ml Inn T-liqitttlity M-I.Klit rnln DOWN ! Apportion mailt I-A sUtt Uljlir.) -Yllow oolur MlAltors il-Juiy llntii 7'i'oiiJuiiOilOii It-Klnp U-llfll.tlil ln-l'roiunm tl'l'ttli. uotldt lD'TiinliUftt. oily Sl-I'ilum ai.-Mmloi'ttlloi. 3ft. i Iota im 17-M-nt.l fmlmiar SH-ltmiml ID-MunkM o I'M mil an tlon hi lor SBt;ovrlm of limma M-HtmrA 1!)-Hunln 43-ltfit on knovi T !ixip.nonicika- !-e?Ll ' H L p i l. I i C A M V I fi A p A jM i u X i t Hi 6 (i Q k i m f, r r a E3 '" MlJAlflElDMOIAjLietgli 4(-coml of two 4fll(olt'll. ll-ttttbyluulftn dnlty a-KiKH:kout nhlir,) M'Ulmmro tJ-l'o-a for portrftlt 0-Ortn of hviirlnv v ltAI)ov vi; I'flymbot for " iKiiUlum It'Hpitniih for " "yon" Ifl-Hytnhol for ' nlukfl n ?rj fan rr-ra-i M nrrn JTjt if Sr- itn feJT J3 - jirn Jf'TOjr- 37 frni 40 3"i"'5x37" 7!;T J5 fcH """' 53 irn rrisr jfS1 ctst iriS 5TT S$5i jr: LttJUOiUa yiciET, CO tX I I HE'S WCR5S! HE HAS NO I l I JUST CAN'T THINK Of ) I I ( ,'M iMpfjiTF' ) i? KALLV THINK THAT REDEEMING FEATURES 0JHAT5OV?(?! fNOU6H0ADTHlNSSTO J T iNmntiJ I: KteS &7f ourry Ii lry w " SBHBM"y!,l,y i will m r"eirr, cs.v.e.i T-lf thi cm KnJnt 1 wuil6 at raucs HtPauAitrtt.,,Si'!l3 . -iu AHEAD AW PBS-tl IT SOT PAN04JTOU U K A iTlMJ W THS II r 'X STf wu witiTAwHa pas ths duEr h to how th v.t. fcrj monsv whkm -jtCJ ' col.cmiw, Y tt,cmsFl mo Ait "9 cou canon, fc house... !jl kf M ca-OKiL Qpkaws ins nr.1 Mi 9 W WISH 10 y vt touio Kor TAKS H( J if mtt HALL ANP li -.,!iPl d WHAT Ii dOINa OH jCrrv. ..-fl'. sl H NO'"" 4. THAr OUT Of THE COUNrnV, HIT M III .WM.APPCLTD ftMlfnif J StfWBt 7 rfirv-ri 1 VST- I t W At THAN- UCIN THtHIO W( MAVMOT Z rtwNo MoaiTAfiistP as A pi;y)ci ry 0 MEAN, -AND YOU MEAN J -TAKING VOUR fnMn'-EVER SINCE K ( I'MfciCJINCj WHUrSSONICE YO IS J- BURL HIVES -y WIFETD NEW YORrURICIHT J MILTON,NEKE,BCAMEy BACK J 'BOUTHIM?-HE - REALLY J RISKED HIS LIFE X . TO CHANGE HER i HMIDGOME-HfS 3&l Y 10 &URL LOUSED UP r P'D ROTATION--J INTOAWTMERaJy A SELFISH, CONCETED ) HIVES-A ( DAISY MAES I cusZj-y- lTlM-:: G3n"-, cmssrJj-- REALLV A face -by 2 ll' NEW' r" ' J ' u. TG?V7i Jfc'FF6 feS ' NOVELTV I WHAT CAM A U: IS V 4j NOVBJ3V j i MXll; 'i '! I DO YOU ) .Bill, sly! Ip ig I I I'LL TEACH )sM4r, H I ( YOU DIPNT HAVE TO KILL I I ' , x " 1 aZZZ-Z YOU TO ' ' THAT POOR LITTLB t NPxr Tiur) I '"' . "OH.W.LWW.'L. THROW 'EM OVtRBOARO f SBf Hi SHOULP WORRY, SftWER, WI'Rff I I TiV 100K. SAM. WW " MHtFiMttX ( ANPIRYASAIN, ADMIRAL, FORTUNATtLY, ( fir TSAK ATiVa OUT FOR A BALI, ITART MUNTINfl rlMt' NOT JII8T 0011 TH05C ' OUT B'jT TH8 ! I LAID IN A BIS 5UPPLY. 11 7 IWKT P01LAR4 VoJHr PINNIM ANPV0U STOLTHEFUH. TWO MOM 1 CRAM WCAUflHTf Tr- r tt r i ) " H coupigtAN lic'Lv'ffiac.'y UCVM Stsak A . S'MtD'A i , JS,:VUm il k'Smff&l TWsSwiorl .mW0' 3 UPVtwrf'- JVW-rrtrrei-sr- tt Sags? X r-i. r 1 7-W 10 10:45 Guid in Liaht 11:00 Restleis Gun as a material witness. is--;.'