MONDAY. AUGUST it. 1960
B
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE.
RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY
Frorrastts tint WWv are rtrriiH
Irikut iuun a h .y jiil...?
KYJC 1230 kc KM ED
4:00 Lowell ThsxsM
4:15 Sotsd ir
4 3& Tax Ei.35"
4 45 Fraiik Gcs
-N'firs Ei-Tey Nrvs"
-Tiicier Bear Si;r
-Lei. Nf1 ix?
530 New Scd 133
5:15 Sour-d 1233
530 Scxmd IZM
5 45 12M
6 W Bsc atyrorad Xrrr Dvrjsfr Ji
6:15 Asm n Andy-K. TncDrser Vukc
6 30 In Person -Vcrti- 5:y
J5 45 In Person' -Ej-trarg Vargaa
?:W World ToiufJit Sn Stni$;sSt
7:13 Sound 123-5 Sz2Lffzil
730 ScumS 1.30 -S-.rLit
7:45 Swct3 123ft -5--zffchnt
"a -00 NeW-Sotind U Ne-B- -S w-iiift
8 15 Sound 1230 Swisfs&t
8 35 SHicd 1239 SrjiiSt
8 45 Sou 1230 Tcea Tr"
S DC News-Sound 1330 XeW Gq
9:15 Souad 1230 Go Sbcv
8 30 Soiled 1230 Ki-r: Cb
9.45 Souod 1234 Hi-Fi CiS
100 Xews-Socnd 1234 Hi Pi CTt
10:15 Sound 1230 Ki-Fi Cub
1030 Sound 1230 NW Nisa-eat
10.43 Sound Headlines NiSea:
no S:rnOii
11 15
1130
RADIO PROGRAM S T U E S D A Y
530
5 45
6:00 Sound 1230
6:13 Sound 1234)
630 Fran GoiS'
6:45 Sound 1230
7:00 Wor!dXews"
7:15 Sound 1230
730 Sports Show
7:45 Sound 1230
8 O0- NeWv Weather
8:15 Sound 1230
8 30 Sound 1230
8 45 Sound 1230
Wiit Up tr Usee
Musac-P. jraJ Rpt
First Ne
Frr.k Herjimnr
Weatiier
9:00 New j Loit peu Breikfut Club
9:15 Trading Poft Breakfst Gab"
930 Couple Xext Door Breakfut Cub
9:45 Rt.toHappine-Trio BreakfAtl Cub"
10:00 Xeu WhJjpertnf 'Xewi Srip& SeU"
1013 Ma Perkiru" Tellotcst
10:30 Yoar.g Dr Malone Luten Snow
10:45 2na Mra. Burton' Eicphiiu Lutwi
1 1 00 Sound 1230 News Luten Stow
11:15 Sound 1230 Luten
1 1 30 Garry Moore" " Local New-Listen
11 43 Crosb -Clooney Ear.phatat Luten
12D0 NewiValley News Natl, XW News
12151230 Weather ether-Maiaet
1230 Sound 1230 Local New
12:43 Sound 1230 Paul Harvey
1 XX Godfrer Xewi-.HouM Party Baball
1:15 Arthur Godfrey' Houie Part Baseball
130 Arthur Godfrey" LcL Xews-Party Line Baseball
1:43 Arthur Godfrey Emphasis Party Baseball
2:00 News' Hse party'.-'ews"
2:15 Hse. Party-K. Trio' Hear
2 30 Best Seller" Local News-Hear
m 2:45 Beit Seller -iear Show
3:00 News' Sound 1230 News Hear Show
3:15 Sound 1230 Hear
330 Traffic Jam Local Xewi Hear
3:45 Traffic Jam -Empham Hear
4 00 Lowell Thomas' -Newt Harvey Newa
4:13 Sound 1230 Hear 5now
4:30 Tom Harmon
4:45 Frank Gosa
5 00 News" Sound 1230
5:15 Sound 1230
5J0 Sound 1230
5:45 Sound 1230
6:00 Background News -News Dinner Music Cliff Scheel
i ;i 5 Amot-Andy-Trio
Dinner
630 in Fernon"
6:45 In Person
7 DO World Tonight"
7:15 Sound 1230
7 30 Sound 1230
7:45 Sound 1230
Morgan Beatty
Edward Morgan
News' Swingshlft"
Swlngshift
Dinner Music
Dinner Music
8 00 News" -Sound 1230 News'-Swingshlft
815 Sound 1230 Swingshtft
8 30 Sound 1230 Swing'hfft
8:45 Sound 1230 Teen Town"
9 00 News Sound 1230 News' Go Show
9:15 Sound 1230 Go Show
9 30 Sound 1230 HI-FI Club
9j45 Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club
10 00 News Sound 1230 Hi-Fi Club
10:15 Sound 1230 Hi-Ft Club
10 30 Sound 1230 Nigntbeat
10:45 Sound 1230-News Nigntbeat
U DO Sign Off Newi'-NJghtbeit
11:15 Nigntbeat
1130 Night Watchman
Night Watchman
AH Night
NBC
KBOY AM
Monday
2:00 Request Time
530 Sports Remits
5:35 Request Time
7:00 Gospel Mission Report
7:05 Vespers
7:15 Sign-Off
Tuesday
5 30 Sign On-News
5 35 Country Western
630 Holman Show, News on Half
Hours Weather on Hour
8:30 News-Stock Quotes
10:00 Bargain Roundup
KBOY FM
Monday
2:00 Sound of Stereo
3:00 Request Time
5:30 Sports Results
5:35 Request Time
6:00 Dinner Music
8:00 Jnzz Scene
0 :C0 Concert
J0XK) Show Tunes
10:50 Sports Final
11O0 Varieties
11 :55 Tomorrow's Headlines
12:00 Sign-Off
Tuesday
6:00 Sign On. Holman. Weather
on the Hour Nawa on Half
Hour.
8:30 News. Stock Quotes
10:00 Bargain Roundup
KDOV
MONDAY
4:45 Aviation Weather Report
630 Sportscast
7:15 Sign Off
Tl KSUAl
6:00 Sign On
6:45 Livestock Report
7:00 Sportscast
7:05 rathei He port
830 Aviation Weather Report
TELEVISION PROGRAMS
Th follovmf TV krurfcM lf if printed at tm public Krrin
for the Mill TnkM I ruOn tad TV ritn. Sh4ult canf tr
prinrtd Mi mndra' my tfc TV itttiom uii ri Mail Triton cnt
accept retpobfcrT tm mmn r ninitm.
KBES-TV (Channel 5)
Monday:
4 OO Faita f- Tciay
4 30 L"M--e B- s Car-tojoaa
5 23 V.jtir-gj
5 33 Pu.. U
C 00 TV "K -- -r-nix
6 ,-5 C-ur: I JL'V.tf-t
6 15 !.'-( wrt 1 kd Kc-w
6 30 C-.a--u rri:
7 'flmz.
7 30 Fa-.- Jlrj-.-ws Bt
8 CeJr? Tsjecl &oouts
S 3.0 S-'.JL J 'jam
30 J-i A-?so
J0 & P'aj'.
lC--5 f-a. Nrn
10 15 D'v. S'j'rtbvaK
10 3i hr-rz- 0:Kpfa
11J&0 Swga Off
Taesdas:
lOOO Love ve U t
1030 S-ixa i;e 7 '.myjrtxrm
10 43 G J: i-T-
1 1 DO Ret'.-rtii C vx
11 30 L-ve 7. 4- -
12 00 Abcit t fcts
22 30 A tre Wortd Tisraa
1 DO Full Ci'fie
1 30 House Party
20 Tne Millionaire
2-30 Verdict Ls Yours
3 00 Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3 30 Edge of Night
4:C0 Bargain Shopper
4:15 Your Social Security
4 30 Uncle Bill s Cartoons
5:00 Higher Education St You
530 Quick Draw McGraw
,3:00 TV Weatherman
6:05 Channel 5 Report
6:15 Doug Edwards
6:30 Business Parade
7:00 Summer Olympic1
7:30 Dobie Gtllls
8:00 Tightrope
8 30 Comedy Spot
9 DO Diagnosis Unknown
10:00 Fimi News
0:13 TBA
1030 Summer Olympics
11:00 Sign Oil .
rs tt rmto ruittwau u4 c Mail
exrr?K t saaas cliita as sx svyfoe
1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc
?cLsii Planer Party
Podst-i Piier Parry
LXKae rator Firry
c rune arty
PaJjat PraTser Party
Prose P-arier Party
C.:l Sct-eei
Cess Sesa
Larry Hocrr
Larry E?rer
Larry Hoover
L-ry Hoover
Larry" Hoover"
Larry K .Dover
Larry K cover
Larry Hoover
Siw
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Or- S'.na
Cura Stem
Larry Hoover
RFD 1400
RTD14.00
Wr.d Nnrs'RFD 1400
Rcf-- Valey N- C.tm 5.eia
ffea'Aef, Reyoa Xe-rn Cern Svein
Xe-wr" L;n Clrn S es n
Listen Cere Siein
Cliff Enx" Ct .-.
Liiien Clem S'm
Cra Stein
Cem Stem
Safety Sereead
Saiety Serenade
Cliff Scbeel
Cff Scheel
Cliff Sched
Cliff Scteel
"Cliff Scceel
Cliff Scbeel
Cliff Scbeel
CijffScheel
Larry Hoover
Comprehensive News
Market Report
Baseball
Hear Show
Baseball
BaiebaU
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Pooliide Platter Party
Poolsfde Platter Party
Pooliide Platter Partv
-ijcj. newi noia snowrooistoe rutter r any
Emphasis RoadShowPoolside Platter Party
-News Road Show Pooliide Platter Party
-Road Show Poolside Platter Party
-Weather Lcl. New Cliff Scheel
-Orval Anderson Clilf Scheel
Music
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
C1 i ffScheel
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Cem Stein
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover
Devotion-Sign Off "
Long
730 kc
10:15 Clemens-Time
10:45 Points of Fashion
11:30 Records With Ron
12;00 Sports Outlook
12 03 Ranch Time
12 15 Farm Market
12:30 Stock Market
12 35 Ranch Time
2 00 Sound of Stereo
3 00 Request Time
5 30 Sports Results
3:35 Request Time
7:00 Gospel Mission Vespers
7:13 Sign-Off
95.3 mc
10:15 Clemen's-tlme
1 1 30 Records With Ron
12:00 Sports Outlook
12:05 HI-FI Varieties
12:30 Stock Market
12 33 III-Ft Varieties
130 News HI-FI VarleUea
2:00 Sound of Stereo
3.00 Request Time
530 Sports Results
333 Request Time
6:00 Dinner Music
80 Jazz Scene
D :00 Concert
10:00 Show Tunes
1030 Sports Final
11 DO Hi-Fi Varieties
11 :53 Tomorrow's Headlines
12:00 Sign -Off
1300 KC
9 25 Trader Horn
10 OO Fire. Weather Report
1 1 45 Weather Report
12 DO Farm Report
2:23 Trader Horn
325 Meeting Notices
4:43 Aviation Weather Report
5-45 Weather Report
6 30 S portscast
7:15 Sign Off
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
Mob day:
4 -00 Am erics n Bandsund
4 30 Chaplain s Corner
4 40 TBA
5 15 John Daly Xew
5 30 Denrus the Menace
00 Sis O Clock Report
t 03 Weather
15 Doug Edwards
I JO Cfte.Tenne
7 30 rather Knows Best
80 Celeority Talent Scouts
l O0 Cooiedy Showcase
S 30 June Alston
10O Hotel dc Pare
10 33 Dugaosu L'nknowB
Tes4ay:
10:13 Cartoons
1 0 30 Search for Tomorrow
10 45 Guidiri Light
1 1 0 Res tins Gun
1 1 34 Love that Bob
12O0 About faces
12 30 As the World Turns
1 -00 Day tn Court
130 Gala Storm
2O0 Beat the ClocK
2 30 Who Do You Trust
3 00 Brighter Day
3 13 Set-ret Sv.rm
2 30 Edre of Night
4 00 American Bandstand
4 30 TBA
3 30 Quick Draw McGraw
600 S;k O'Cloek Report
6 10 TV Weatherman
t 1 S Doug Edwards and News
30 The Rebel
7 O0 Summer Olympics
7 30 Dobie Gtlua
8 OO Rifleman
8 30 Colt 45
9 OO Rescue 8
9 30 Jubilee USA
10. DO Ed Sullivan
tV CLAY
9i
H remr Dory AiMr CvkW M
Attordimg to rfc Stars.
To develop meisoge for Tue-iooy,
reod -ortls corresoonding to ntmoerj
ot yoir Zodoc brm sgn.
1 K 31 UO it TVxgi
i Tour 33 Ka 63 T
t-36JCwa
.t
1 i r 2!
5 Tiro 35
7Cfractd 37
9 Cot
0M-7. wi
42
43
44
45
46
13 Mofcn
I6C01
22Vou
23 Th.
24 W
25 lt
2iOH
27 L
2i Veiua6l
V Cm
XT
Good
4
Sato
49 Nr-
51 5rw
52 Tonrs
53So
54D0r,-
55 a
5 r
57 Ocon
54 Tr
0U
g)AdTcnc
no
M721-36
YBGO
SOT El
The Medical
by
Encephalitis
When people write me
about an encephalitis (brain
inflammation), I rarely can
tell them anything helpful be
cause there are several types
of the disease in children and
adults, and there are several
ways of getting it.
For instance; a child can
easily get an encephalitis
following a hard attack of
measles. Sometimes the di
sease soon clears, up, leaving
no serious damage, while in
other cases, the child is left
handicapped in some way.
Quite a few children suffer
ing from a severe form of
polio will get some encepha
litis, which may or may not
leave permanent injury.
Adults can get any one of
several types of encephalitis.
Sometimes there will beian
epidemic of the disease. In
some epidemics few of the
people attacked are left with
any permanent injury, while
in other epidemics many per
sons are left much crippled,
perhaps with a severe Parkin
son's syndrome - with a poker-face,
stiff muscles and a
shaking hand.
Today we know, that es
pecially in some parts of the
country, encephalitis is trans
mitted from some bird or n
imal to the patient - with
the help often of a mosciuito
or a tick. Horses suffer from
encephalitis, and sometimes
the owner of the horses gets
the disease from them. Un
fortunately, I know of no
good medicine that can clear
away the damage done by a
bad attack of encephalitis,
For Larger Figures
9248
WAtST
30--4O- -TitllSI
Flattery for larger figures.
Team this slimming skirt with
every day shirts and dress-up
blouses-it's so useful, so ver
satile. Very easy-to-sew.
Printed Pattern 9248: wo
men's Waist Sizes 30, 32, 34,
36, 38. 41, 43, 46. Size 30
takes l'a yards 54-inch fabric.
Send FIFTY CENTS (coins!
for this pattern-add 10 cents
for each pattern for first-class
mailing. Send to Marian Mar
tin, Mcdford Mall Tribune.
Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th
St., New York 11, N. Y. Print
plainly N A M E. ADDRESS
with SIZE and STYLE NUM
BER.
New! Send now for our 1960
Fall and Winter Pattern Cata-log-every
page in exciting col
or! Over 100 styles for all fil
es, all occasions plus school
. . . 35c.
Hill
timm
g. POLL.VX-
a rrt
XT 23 ,t
CO- 29
scoeno
OCT 24
NOV 22 V3
tfoii
Two
IH-37-41-46
66O
1M-59-75
yCzrrGtn 69w.a
70 Bn
71 Artsjtamia
72 in
73 To
7t Comes
75 0rw
Ui -J
pi -25-35-51 M
Bc?fn
Efranc
Ejcco9y
T"no
An
CAWCOCM
76 Sotitoctio
77 Turn
7i Vtvt
79 Optxynaniry
80 To
S) To
85TOy
tr Poc
90 D-rect-gn
AOUASSUS
3- 5- Wtl
I22-23-39 J
AA 21 '
1 23.471 a 1
Roundup
emerltna Conrjlunt In Attdletnt
U;a CUxlc
emrnnu prniniui of UetUcln
Mara CUnl
sometimes known as sleeping-sickness
or brain fever.
Usually, when there is men
ingitis, there is also some en
cephalitis. Dry Eyes
A few very unhappy people
want to know if dry eyes due
to lack of tears can be cured.
I know that in many cases
the person can keep dropping
into his eyes artificial tears
which can be made in a drug
store. I know also, that in the
worst cases, saliva is carried
to the eyelids by an operation
which transplants the duct
from a gland near the ear.
I do not know what the last
word is about the advisabili
ty of trying this operation. If
I had the trouble I would go
to the eye department of a
great clinic or university,
where I could find some man
who had had considerable ex
perience with the problem.
Dr. Alvarez' booklet "How
to Safeguard Your Vision"
may be obtained by sending
25 cents and a large, stamped,
self-addressed envelope with
your request to Dr. Walter C.
Alvarez, Dept. MMT. The
Register and Tribune Syndi
cate, box 957, Des Moines 4,
Iowa.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate. 1960)
$191 Million
Restored lo Bill
Washington-P-The Senate
appropriations committee par
tially bowed to President Ei
senhower's demands Saturday
by voting to restore $191 mil
lion cut from his fourth for
eign aid program.
This was only $75 million
less than he declared abso
lutely necessary to prevent
the national security from be
ing jeopardized.
The restored funds which
were cut from the $3,722,350,
000 foreign aid bill sent to the
White House Friday will be
added to a supplemental ap
propriations bill the Senate
will consider Monday.
The committee voted to re
store everything the Presi
dent asked except for $75 mil
lion for the development loan
fund. This $150 million re
quest was cut in half.
The $116 million restored
would be for economic aid
including defense support,
technical and special assist
ance and administration.
Overall, Congress had slash
ed $559,254,000 from the
money bill but the Eisenhow
er administration agreed that
some of this reduction could
be accepted.
3 Convictions on
Mail Fraud Upheld
San Francisco - 'IT( - The i
U.S. Court of Appeals has
upheld the convictions of
three Oregon residents found
jfuilty of mail fraud in U.S.
District Court in Portland in
1958.
The three are Richard G.
Bailey, 39, ex-president of the
Bailey Lumber Co., Eugene:
Norman R. Eggiman, 48, ac
countant for the firm, and
Laura Macy, 38, bookkeeper.
All three have been free
on bail pending the outcome
of the appeal.
'J Rogue Valley
1 Pest Control Co. f
W Specialiiing in M
M Dry Rot Ants
I TERMITES I
1 m Fr Ittipactiont m
i m Fr Itrimares M
! M All Wert Guiriar'
s 703 W. PALM M
I 1 keae SP J 4037
Trio of Two-Car
Crashes Reported
Three two-car accidents
were reported to the Sledford
Police department Friday,
none causing any serious in
juries. Cars operated by Ernest
Brown, 60, Long Beach, Calif.,
and Bennie E. Bowman, 67,
Ashland, collided at 1:36 p.m.
on North Highway 99, be
tween Table Rock rd., and
Ash ave.
At 2:12 p.m.. Julius Elvon
Douglas, 29, Midway City,
Calif., and Foster Morris
White, 53, route 4, box 429G,
Medford, were involved in a
two-car accident at the inter
section of Riverside ave. and
Mam st.
Axel William Raski, 52,
Jacksonville, was cited for
driving while under the in
fluence of an intoxicating
beverage when his car col
lided with one operated by
Keith Brian Van Horn, 24, of
391 O'Gara St., Medford. at
8:21 p.m., at the intersection
of Eighth St., and North Riv
erside ave.
EAGER BEAVERS FOR
TOUGH WEAR
(e Pjk ujtMi, "71 -ii i
. CrfesO nPvt'iM lc: cha.:?.. rRAN0i,vr5TiNVa.'R five years docSnTsse-w f&l good grief, oomen
I fbk ii 5x'N..1 0CT APTES ALL, I'M LIKE MUCH-NOW, BUT ITWLL I'M NIN'ETY-WE I
tC3s3 ' IEi1i-',;'cV. AlMSTF.VEY-ARSaKRTrWi WHEN uV'E'RE C10E2... V.0NLY BE NINETY! J
j B1
. t i t-y WV COt'-P H AJ?Y f-iy. .VWSeVM BSKWlVvALO WA5 Tio WE 5ENT TOE SOVESNllL TELL
LiJ I 4l4l fv7? TOE c&icWJS HALL 6t.Xt.SITS IN OOISS 16 J .V.ESTA AEW5S SAVINS YOU THE BEST
I UUldl LlO A AW.WCTC Vi;y.Pimi6Z. e.S0V07nS fZEAT 5CVE ZEXi RJA? NSAZ CXI. S.JIPrrTO'N TOE B-HEARTS3 ASCHE- WHEN WE
V v l i CO fJT Si 2-.4TZS5SEP 5E2VCS VCJ WANE Cos VAL&S XAVATOM! IT IS A TOE SCVIET O'OS&T WAS rjKNISO IT FIND POOZ
RPH7CDC -'.3 TOAT r-E i.-.ASSE2SP as 5Y SJZ26S3E2IN6 CATALYTIC A37H AMNEAM. SV THE PLA.SE ALL SACK TO TOE LOCAL FLAVIN .'
DliUatlld Z ( A ASeEE ;e.ONE ZAN 0cf I TH)S EXCAVATON TD USES IN TrE A'AKIS3 OF A LOAP) X 0mft (MiiSfMUT! aaSaSfca? jfiB
n u -ii t x. 9 LN ,rS '?STe.a, 2v -z 60ES.NYEST?J Jk. SUCLEA VvEAFOf,S.' yOR--, - Sj -r. ,fj.wT-
Specially built for extra-tough - ! gzETi-.3 va.1 ' As Sk S- IT i" 'alT1 1 Mll'-j
duty, f- Bruzers defy tie H&k7ff&Nfe TBSiW, 1fsSRi r-SwV'
abuse of any little roughneck. O )& jhyI IcQzHlH piW'-' !NS i'p f'
Xa VAK1 V is NowLiviNG EVIL Xsolomon needs iaunchng ) monstbr
I HST"!, -KjiLTsZwru A UFE OF ITS f LIFE.'.' ' HIS U'LSHEBA.'f J PAD,SWEE77eA ISTHE
Johnston & Stewart , , '
I n , fi 'WHAT'S YOUR V T ujuvpy I HAVE AM OH -ARE N R r-, I I iTTK
Junior Boor Shop hurrv?-!: must appointmemt ( vbu supposed I J" J. risht t;
Where the Fit i, GuaraniaeJ a -It-'ot3, ' ' u.TrVl flT WITH A L S TO MEET T S?" " I HERE.' V
211 E. Main Madlord - jS' iCSi.TO sj' ll ' T
CLOGGED PIPES, JL IWTfJ (CfP AT JitS.
drains, sewers G3sa 'H InF-fml MLJ 3K JrVM iiCfx'mo
VALLEY I M
PLUMBING S 1 1 1 tXi- , ?T
SP 3-3102 T
: t 0Cv I WANT 1 T Mill ( WHAT A CH ARMIN3 NOVJ. COOKIE. WHV DONT yl 1 1 1 ll!l!lli I i 1 1 1
7 VOuTOMEET ' 1 VOUNo LAOV-I'M VCU TA VJBV AN4 OUT j I ;
J 'MC mmm Ail
Strange As It
I x i
fry FKOGMOUTH
tMffi A ? O Tig
r " lis
w 1
VOu'u 33rMfdti missis 11 toorro
. 4tVV IBlr y TOE REST J WSllNfi. WE'RE
watchbnds J as.NTON.MulMI5.. AJWU. ,wA WyrJP"11" tjilxC'lla?''!
for men and s-ss. Hvax.. I iZ'i iJ.' -!- fi I Hlf'irtfL
Seems HIX
.
J0HVJ StSMUWO
gWM DOWN THS
J Mississippi, wovigfop,
i foz 292 Miles im
89 HOURS, 53 MIWUTK,
StlxiS fa CsrjfhersiHe,
Ma, WO-
medical first
PrfYSiCIAUS HAVE
DISSOLVED CLC'S IM
HU.'.VXVJ BUOT
VESSELS L'-SiKS
A a'KlFlSD
THAT IS PZCvJCEP
3Y STJ?P .
OP6ANISMS
Tr; CLUE TO THE
EY.VS CAVE FKM
A WC.WAVi PATiESiT
WHO ClsO CP
PVjs'Miunviii
T 27 YEARS AGO
- V" FOICND 5 X 1 TO MEET AND HAVE A P-.ECE ) ( MV-- 1
CROSSWORD VX1TZXS.
ACROSS
1-Moccasin
4-Lance
9-Simian
12- Fusa
13- Great tnronf.
14- Metal
15 - Court gamt
17-Wooden
shoes
U-Walking,
sticks
11-Man's
nicknama
tt-Dinner
course
84-Pose (or
portrait
-TriaJ
:&-Heali
Jl-Short aleep
33 -Bishopric
it-Conjunction
35-Seed
47-Aerifona
(laid
J J-A etata
abbr.)
40-Tbinga, to
urn
42 - French
plural artlela
44-Cupolaa
4Pennant
43 - Vat
50- Ridc-s of
sand
51- Shallow
vessel
51-Engin
55-ReceptacIa
5S-Rendered less
distinct
51-Anger
-Havy
drinker
S4-Caoutchooe
tree
65-In sana
M-Slyly
sarcastic
CT -Uncooked
DOWN
1- Ftroka
2- Frult drink
2 -Agree
4-Part of leg
6-Slts for
portrait
(-Teutonic
deity
T-Paid notice
8- Peruse
9- Makes
amends
10- Fruit seed
11 - Abstract
being
16-Backa of
necks
mammal
JO-Transgression
2-Muffler
23 -European
bUck bird
25-Label
27-Number
2!-P!agTie
30-The sua
32-Cushion
36-Damp
3S-Biblical city
41-Weakened
43 -Total
An (war t Saturday's Putzl
lTa!cMtA1v4POSIhoTe
AlBloHElviCElPAlr.'E
sjulVsaflHlSiAjB'ATL
1 1 Pa baa. .Vta
TP fuk ItMT : A 'g jft 'EP
' ' A t R I M A 5li c U
,t HieU 'p puTiE risk. IA
.tig ojn B5'e1esm. TIm
r7TwiTBE!tl' iTBJAlP
45-Grumbilng
47-Ship channel
43-Preaaged
62-K'lnes
Ef-Weary
Si-Pronoun
6-Anglo-Saxon
money
87-KIng
Arthur!
lance
St-Guldo't high
note
CO-Condensed
moisture
3-3.1416
1 I2 I3 il4 I5 I6 I7 I w 9 10 11
- "fen
15 U
nn J5J4
5T 3r33"
W
U 47 4
m'" wjl ii
T '63