Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1960)
4 B MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. MONDAY. OCTOBER 17, I960 RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY frorrams lists kelersr are reeetrea from tks raan rations u tks Mall rlknA4 assuaaea bo r rifclltty except la auk ekxnscs as ara sarppllasl KYJC 12301m KMiD 4 00 News" Sound U30 4:13 Sound 1230 4:50 Sound 1330 4:45 Sound 1230 5 100 Lowell Thomu 5 15 Sound 1230 530 Tom Harmon m 5:45 Frank Com.' nod News" Sound 1210 6:15 Sound 1230 630 Story Hour 8:t3 Sound 1230 7O0 Backtround Krm" 7:15 Amoa "n Andy" 730 In Person" 7:45 In Person" News' frtarrtlna-ala Edward News' Dinner Dinner Dinner 8 00 Xews"-Sound 1230 S : 15 Pres. Eisenhower' 30 Pres. Eisenhower" 8:45 Sound 1230 News'-Swlnxshiit Swincshif t Swinaahift Swlnsihlft a o News-Sound 1230 8:15 Sound 1230 JO Sound 1230 9:45 Sound 1230 News' Co Snow Go Show Hi-Fi Club Hi-fi Club 10 SO News-Sound 1230 10:15 Sound 1230 1030 -Sound 1230 10:45 Sound Headlines HI ri Club m-n ciub News Nlghtbeat wurntoeat 11 00 SitnOil 11:15 1130 News' Niihtbeat 8i(n Oif RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY 6 00 News'-Sound 1230 Wake Up to Music 6:15 Sound 1230 Music-Rural Rent. 630 Sound 1230 Wake Up To Music 6:45 Sound 1230 First News 7:00 World News" 7:15 Sound 1230 730 Sports Show 7.45 Sound 1130 Frank Hemiriawav Weather 6 00 News-- Weather SIS Frank Coss" 8 in Sound 1230 6 45 Soimd 1230 OH News" Pet Parade (15 Trad-ax Post 30 Sound 1230 (.45 Sound 1230 Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakiast 10 30 News-Best Seller' 10:13 Best Seller 1030 Couple Next Door News Swap a, Sell Tellotest" Listen Show ' l o :3 Kt. to Mapptnesa- Emphasis 11 00 Ne-ers-WMsperinar' News Listen Show 11:15 Ma Perkins" Listen 11 30 Your Dr. Malooe" Local News-Listen 1 1 :45 2nd Mrs. Burton' Emphasis Listen 12:00 News" Vslley News Natl. NW News 12:151230 Weather Veatner-Market 1230 Garry Moore Local Newa 12 :45 Crosby-Clooney Paul Harvey" ISO News' Godfrey' 1:15 Arthur Godfrey 1 30 Arthur Godfrey" 1 :45 Arthur Godfrey- i-ci. news Emphasis 200 News" Hse. pertj-News Hear Show 2:15 Houseparty" Hear 230 Sound 1230 Local News-Hear- 2:45 Sound 1230 Hear Show 3 00 News" Sound 1230 News Hear Show 3:15 Sound 1230 Hear 330 Sound 1230 -Local News Hear 3:43 Sound 1230 -Emphasis Hear 4:00 News" Sound 1230 News Hear Jim Ochs 4:15 Sound 1230 Hear Show Jim Ochs 4:30 Sound 1230 -Lcl. News Road ShowJim Ochs 4:45 Sound 1230 -Emphasis Road ShowJim Ochs 5:00 News' 'Sound 1230 News' Hsrvey" Jim Ochs 8:15 Sound 1230 NlfhllnfSle News'" Jim Ochs 530 Tom Harmon" , -Weather LcL Newa Cliff Scheel 5.45 Frank Gosa" -Orval Anderson CUff Scheel 6:00 News'" Sound 1230 News Dinner Music Dinner Concert 8:13 Sound 1230 Dinner Music Dinner Concert 630 Story Hour Morgan Beatty Dinnei Concert 6:45 Sound 1230 Edward Morgan" Dinner Concert 7:13 Amoa "n Andy' 730 In Person" 7:45 In Person" Dinner Dinner Dinner 800 World Tonight" Ntws-Swingshlft 8:13 Sound 1230 Swlnglhlft 830 Pres. Countdown" Bwingshlft 8 :45 Pres. Countdowp Swingshlft "i:00 News Sound 1230 News' Go Show 0:15 Sound 1230 Go Show 030 Sound 1230 HI-FI Club 8:45 Sound 1230 HI-FI Club 10:00 News Sound 1230 HI-FI Club 10:13 Sound 1230 HI-FI Club 1030 sound 1230 nigntbeat 10:45 Sound 1230-News Nlghtbeat 11:00 Sign OH 11:15 1130 News'-Ntghtbeet Nlghtbeat Night Watchman Night Watchman All Night NBC KBOY AM Monday 2:00 Sound of SUreo 3:30 Top 10 5;20-Veipert S:2fl Gospel Mission 5:30 Sign Off Tuesday :30 Sign On 30 Holman Show, Ktws on Half Hours Weathftr on Hour 8:30 News-Stock Quotas 10:00 Bargain Roundup KBOY FM Monday 2 o- Sound of Stereo 3:30 Top 10 8 30 Dinner Music 8.00 Jatx Scene 9:00 Concert 10:00 Hi Fl Varieties 10:30 Sports Final 1100 Varieties 11 55 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign-Off Tuesday 8:00 Sign On. Holman. Weather on tha Hour Nawa on Half Hour. 8:30 News, Stock Quotes 10:00 Bargain Roundup KDOV MONDAY 4:43 Aviation Weathef Report 8:23 Sportscast 930 Sign Off TLKSDA . 6:00 Sign On 6:43 Livestock Report 7:00 Sportscast ? 03 Weather Me port 30 Aviation Weather Report T" TELEVISI0N The fotlowinf TV broWcstt te-g ft printed at a tret public service for Hit Mail Tribune'! readers and TV viewers. Schedule chin gee art printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune can net accept responsibility far errors at amissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) Monday! 4 .00 Monday Matinee 8:00 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 5 30 Reading Out Loud onTV Weatherman 6 OS Channel 5 Report fl:15 Doug Edwards and News 30 United Medford Crusade 7:00 Pony Express 7 30 To Tell the Truth .00 Pete Ar Gladys 8:30 Bringing Up Buddy ooo Danny Thomas 030 Andy Griffith 10.00 Hennessey 1030 Presidential Countdown 1100 Late News Edition 11:15 Sign Off Tnesday: 10:40 Morning Newt 10:45 Home Show 11:00 Love of Life 11-30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12O0 The Texan 12:30 As the World Turns J no Full Circle 130 House Parly 2:00 The Mllllonslre 230 Verdict Is Yours 3:00 Brighter Dsy 3:30 Edge of Nliht 4:00 Around the Home 4:15 Visit With City Police 4 30 Higher Education and You 5:00 Uncle Bill's Csrtoons 5:30 quick Draw McGraw 6:00 Your TV Weatherman -60S Channel S Report 6:15 Doug Edwards as Newt 630 Business Parade 7 00 Political 7.10 TBA 7:30 Best of Saturday Evening Post 1:00 rather Knows Best 8:30 Dobie Olllls 0:00 Tom Ewell ' 030 Red Skelton 10:00 Garry Moore 10:55 Political 11 x Late News Edition . 11:10 Sign Off FLAG DAY DECREE Washington President Wilson wag the ftCt to l.ue proclamation tor Flag day. 1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc Jjewi" Bear Jim oeha -Hear jim Ochs -Lei. News Road Shosuini Ocha "innii' noen BOOSMlm (Jens Harvey' Jim Ocha News Jim rvr. -Weather Lei News Cliff Scheel Orvai Anderson Cliff Scheel News' Dinner Music Dinner Concert Music John Daly" Dinner Concert -Morcan Beatty Dinner Concert Morgan Dinner Concert Dinner Music Rat Race Music Rat Race Music Rat Race Music Rat Race Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ocha Jim Ocha Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ocha Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Nlahtbeat Devotion-Sim Oil - rtnal News Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover RTD 1400 RrD 1400 Wrid. News RTD 1400 Roffrue Valley News Our Chancing World Weather. Ration News Larry Hoover News Listen Larry Hoover " Earl Xirtiunrale Hank Peck News Cliff EnjMe" . Cliff Scheel Listen Cuff Scheel Club Club" Club Club" Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel CUff Scheel CUff Scheel Cliff Scheel Listen Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel CUff Scheel CUff Scheel "CUff Scheel Comprehensive News Market Report i-arry Hoover News -House Party Larry Hoover House Party Larry Hoover - rany j-ine 1-arry Hoover Party Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jlra Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Rat Race Music Music Music Rst Race Rat Race Rat Rce "jlm Ochs Jim Ocha Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs jjlm Ochs Devotion-Sign Off"" Long "ABC 730 kc 10:1 5 CI em ni-Ti ma 10:43 Point, of Fashion 11 JO Records With Ron 12:00 Sports Outlook 12 AS Ranch Requests 12:15 r arm Market 12:30 Stock Market 12:33 Ranch Requests 3:00 Sound of Stereo 3:30 Top 10 8:20 Vespers 5:25 Gospel Mission 8:30 Sign Off 95.3 mc 10:15 Clemen's-Mmt 1130 Record With Ron 12:00 Sports Outlook 12:03 Hi-Fi Varieties 12:30 Stock Market 12:33 Hi-Fi Varieties 1:30 News. HI-FI Varletier 2:00 Sound of Stereo 3:30 Top 10 8:30 Dinner Music 8:00 Jazz Scene 9:00 Concert 10:00 Hi Fl Varieties 10:30 Sports Final 11:00 Hi-Fi Varieties 11:35 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign-Off 1300 KC 9:15 Trader Horn 10 DO Fire Weather Report 11:43 Weather Report 11:53 Portals of Prayer 12:00 Farm Report 2:13 Trader Horn 3:13 Meeting Notices 4:43 Aviation Weather Report 8:23 Sportscast 5:30 Sign Off PROGRAMS KOTI-TV (Channtl 2) Monday! 4:00 -American Bandstand 5:00 Chaplain's Corner 3:13 Kiddy Kartoons 5-30 Dennis tha Minsce 5:00 Six O'clock Report :10 Weather 5:15 Doug Edwards 8:30 Red Skelton 7:00 Pony Express 7,30 Cheyenne 5:30 Bringing Up Buddy 0:00 Danny Thomas 30 Adventures In Paradise 1030 Peter Oun 11; do Diagnosis Unknown Tuesday: 11:00 Morning Court 11:30 Love That Bob 12:00 The Texan 12:30 Queen for a Day 1:00 About Faces 1:30 House Party J:00 Day In Court 3:00 Brighter Dsy 3:1V Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4 00 American Bandstand SDO Chaplains Corner 5:15 Tech Talks 530 Quick Draw MrG.-aw 6:00 Six o'Clock Report :10 TV Weatherman 5:15 Doug Edwards at News 5-30 The Rebels 7:00 Expedition 740 Best ot Saturday Evening Post 1:00 The Rifleman 830 Wvatt Earp 0.00 Stagecoach West 1030 I've Got a Secret 11:00 Ed Sullivan 0 Gas ssvr ,sv .h,trt o, ' Tm (MiMisMfsianiinttattn (Li-ant u Ml estrllllt J Iftill Mack MatuO stifio, Hat m fteeithe (... ,-:;'" vr-faiiu. atas sen AW fc'eeSBets.l.V. far Users! -By cur H Your Dea r Arfmr, Guide M l" According to Iht Stan. To develop message for Tuesday, read words corrtsponding to numbers of year Zodiac birth sign. ASH. lVou 2A 3 AHscroT 4 Affairs 5Srrang 6 AccoitcJrih 7fo(lcw Your 9No 10W.U II Steer 13AM 14Hed ISTedoy I6TK. 17Goof ISBv l?Gorf 20 Better 21 Toke 22S.ruotan 23 To 24Vcur 2SOor 26 Bond 27 Clear TBCcutsel 29 Of 30A csmcs 4iJU2J X"Jt-T23 Wi- 5-22-aa r 50-52-46 uo 47-62-74 vwuo AUG. 21 Vi VtfT. Zt 7- a-M-M (T)Good '6t4Wl-86l W 3-10-13-2. I yf TAUBUS l-vi lr MAT 21 ctAssa JSVJIMB 42-43-53-M S6l-70-9C JAdTerse The Medical Operation For Large Ploslale Gland So many elderly men ask me whether they should have their prostate gland removed, and when they should go for operation that I am here abstract ing a fine ar ticle b y Dr. C. D. Creevy, an emin e n t urologist of M l nneapolis. He says that in the 1880s, operations on the enlarged prostate gland had an immediate mortality rate of over 25 per cent. Even some 20 years ago, when pros tatectomy began to be per formed often through a light ed tube passed through the urethra the mortality of the "through-the-bladder" type of operation was high. It was high because then the old men so dreaded the operation that they put it off until their kid neys were badly damaged by the back-pressure into them a urine. Today the mortality of the transurethral operation. when done by an able man, is very low, because men go for the operation while they are still In good health. As Dr. Creevy says, If an old man can't urinate any more, and has to use a cath eter (rubber tube); or if, after he urinates, his bladder is still a third full of urine, he had better go and be operated on. Sometimes the first sign of trouble Is that the old man has to get up at least three times at night to urinate. Perhaps there is no trouble during the day. Such a man can wait for a while if he wants to, especially If he lives In a big city where there are expert urologists who can help him if suddenly he should find himself unable to urinate. Will Be Intolerable If, when his bladder wakes him at night, the man can quickly drop off to sleep again, well and good; but, if each time he is wakened, he has to wait an hour or more to get to sleep, his life soon will become intolerable. Un fortunately, even when a ur ologist succeeds- In making urination easy, he does not always put a stop to the get ting up at night. As Dr. Creevy says, he hates to oper ate on a man unless the fel low is definitely in trouble. Otherwise, he is likely to be disappointed with the results of the work. Perhaps he will OR ALVA.RF.7 See and Hear "Peace must Preserved in this Time of Crisis" Wotld peace must be prcsmed. My opponents -record of tmbrcinn Castro and his Cuban revolution is of utre)st concern to every Oregon family. We cannot take chances on irresponsible judgment As your Congressman I shall work for peace in a forceful, proper way. VotDURNO KBES-TV wmm 6:30 m 14. 44e. 0rae Cmfnm Ciie ItWyj. sfrrriea. Int. 4, Bu 1IT. ErahOre. R. POLLAN- bn.'W-jft.'i 67-73-853 31 Motives 61 QkoI 32 Dor. 62 Yor 33 By 63AMl 34 A 64Keeo 35AHects 65 Con 36Sina 66 Out! 37 Get 67 You 38Huichs 63 Out 39 Bur UIKkm SOAheed ' 70Aory 41 Go-Qetrer 71 Moumy 42 Thets't 72 G.vs 43A 73So 4 1 Tuns 74 Ukjng 45 0! 75AUCTS 46Yeur - 76 Irtdivwjoels 47To 77 Rrronce 43Your 7Or 49For 79Ger 50 Your " SOThem 51 For 81 Ot 52 Mcrey 82 Soool 53 Nony 83t.xk 54 Moeeir 84 Uie 55 Bun . 85 Cheer 56Mote 4 Trouble 57 You 87 Deults 53 Ideos 88 Uo 59 Ot 89 Publicity 60And WTorJoy scoerlO OCT. 24 S0V.2J ?) h4-16-19-28 SAGITTASJUS NOV. 23 Etc 22 P 8-26-34-41 T A B779-8A&J CAnicoeN CCC-23 g 3-71-76 JAM. 21 to. 19 a 1- 6-13-1541 63-36-54 nicis maAji? SaTNcuusI Roundup Emeritus Consultant tn Medicine Hayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of aledlcine Mayo Clinic (Reslster and Tribune Syndicate, 111) be angry if he still is waken ed every two or three hours, or he will be much disap pointed if he has lost his sexual potency. Once an operation is de cided on, as Dr. Creevy says, there are several types of operations that can be used, and the able urologist ought to be skilled enough to per form any one of them. Then, in a given case, he can decide which one he thinks will best suit the patient's needs. In one type of operation, the surgeon goes in between the two thighs. This takes much skill, and may put an end to potency. In another type, the surgeon goes in through the lower end of the abdomen and through the bladder. Of late, a common operation is one in which the surgeon goes in through the lower end of the abdomen, and does what is called a retro-pubic operation. As Dr. Creevy says, at first, the mortality of some of the big operations was high, but today, improvements in tech nic have much lowered the mortality rates for all of them. All of them have some dis advantages. Very important, I think, is the fact that with the trans-urethral operation In expert hands - the mortali ty is about 1 per cent,, and the patient can 'be up and around his room that after noon! Some urologists fear this operation when the pros tate is very large. Often the trans - urethral operation is very good for the man who has a cancer of the prostate - which cannot be removed entirely. At oper ation, only enough tissue is removed so that the man can urinate again. I thoroughly agree with Dr, Creevy's statement to the ef fect that the important thing is that the urologist be so skilled that, in- a given case, he can choose the operation that best suits the patient, with perhaps a very large or a cancerous prostate. I also love his statement to the effect that an honest surgeon does not hurry a man into an oper ation before he really needs It. Helpful Teen-agers I recently read in a release from the American Hospital association that some 150,000 teen-agers are busy these days helping, as volunteers, in some 5.500 American hos pitals. They count linen, they help feed patients, they ar range flowers, they supervise be for u .S. Congressman m children's play, they type. they wait on tables, they as sist in the library, they pre pare material for occupation al and physical therapy, they read to patients, and they sort tile mail. - These young people are called "candy stripers," ap parently because, when they started in the Evanston hos pital, the girls wore red and white striped pinafores. Soon the patients were asking for more "candy-stripers" to come and help them. One of these girls explained later that, "as a junior volunteer, I was able to get out of my own little world and meet a much broader world. I like to feel needed. I am grateful to have had this chance of serving others." Dr. Alvarez booklet on asthma, allergy and hay fever 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) VALIANT I is running around with oth- I ar men's wives all ever I America why not yours? DICK KNIGHT CO. rijrmoum-uedoro-vaiiaarr 1 I sssasesisssi-ss mm mm "I will give you capable and aggressive action in the U.S. Congress" "I pledge my full time to the activities of govern- . ment as it affects you. I promise that I will faith fully carry out my assigned duties, and that I will not, . except as an authorized member of a congressional ' committee, meddle in af fairs of foreign countries." Vote for Edwin R. DURNO U. S. CONGRESSMAN KMED Tues., 8:05 a.m. Pd. Ed.. Durno for Congress Com mittee Howard S. Merriam, Ex ecutive Secretary, Rt. 4, Bo 147, Eugene, Ore. Have Your Watch Repaired Right! ...Right Here! Bring K In and let our specialists! look it over. Reliable service is our watchword. And for new beauty, re-style your watch with a smart ifatsler WATCHBAND 211 AST MAIN .Jt .'-n't y i 'J&L lissawsst ' ihmjT aaasssBSSBsasai I 211 AST MAIN I Strange As It 1 V fU V lew 1 axz mx TO KEGR0W F1W5 WHICH ARE LOST, DO PUT tiarm: sinss scseamins, 1,-fc C.A54ISS, THE CAPE'S rN-Arrt W. Ike, I. I IV C a mm'!'' I .- i- jJb zzxuun-m! ioseX I Pit's Aa pact of the 1 1 ( f&siy? ) PI I ( I never heard ) . -rU0feJ&Ss pOPOLATlCWEXaOSICN Sy V A THINS J 7, 1 I '-Zr-fi ss wk CH ITS AIS. KBCS HE IS PZOSABty "1 I MEANWHILE ON 5HORE...WHER6 UlTEETrS BEIN6 . . 4I" Tt AONV, f TyFE STA WITM AVjeg tVOegJcP I H&& Py THE LEFT15T UNPEE6f!01INP..,asBj 1 iY STEVE PCVHDt AWAY V COLONSL.'Z BIS TRAININS-IN 3Ci.5 SWS H T I KNOW J 17 PX)CTKINS CARRIER. SPITE OF TWS N'SW5 I RIIMoeEO RAVI TS IgU MAPE THE ttU SHALL HAVE? WHAT THAT J g LAND1H5S AND TAttofFS JVk- , THAT WWA2rKAS FCOCWEP K!,V . FJ EKR0R IN BRINGING THE CHORE OF P6-J VEANsTn6 ' ' I VE APPRECIATE V I DID NOT I flCAMETO "N ( Wa-L-f-MOW THMll f STAMP RACK.auRrXrRU VCXJR COMING J COME TO GREET ) f GAZE. UPON V3UVE6AZED J f OF THE UMIVERSE.'.'- TO GREET US, ) VCXJ.VOU . 1 THE PUSId I STORE UPOSl IT-IS IT THERE'S SOMETHING s OH, BELOVED UNSPEAKABLE V VASE -FOR OKAV TO RUSH V Vi FISM, INSIDE 'T 1 ' ' jE TO 1 EVERV YEAR YOU PROMISE) I 1 GET I WHAT KIND I MJ I I ' K I VE GOT ENNy s. I m rrrFD .OML flip; MONEY I COULD I 2 PLW CARDS ZV jsrrC llllljii. I i.!Jl I I II .illlHH ! WOULDNV ijusthaoa) , (three oill pickles ) r JSfStOTS?! NICE LITTLE WHAT AND A V ' - ( A MILLrOrJ BEDTIME vV f OlDVOO ) (TAPIOCA SANDWICH ) 1 i f DOLLARS snackv s Shave? N- ' . 1 V) V dollars '$Mzr i fkpSCTi MkTW- j($P&Tw (fSi S tfe : spJs rlp J-T; .!w. r-Vad L:a l.kiiaa o "pf- ; wl SONS ) TWO CWUANS !N f TIiEyN -au i HALT Y TKEVRE MAK1H3 A CKSX Y MY SH,WasaL ';SVwX-Nf UlWruWIR I J?0S'T) S 5 I OBVrelL JrtEOTVtR SW J SMALL W. fNoT f35rrP0y Cl- (Ht ' V SHCOT' RtALLY WAIT.1 , lj -"NT fix COS-EWS ON THE WTKCK HENV POCK. Seems By (Calbraith P. FIRST MAVJ TO FLY ACROSS THE US., OACKED UP SO MAW TIMES THAT HE USED ENOUGH WOTS TO SUiUJ 7 PLANES THE aifiWT TOOK -49 CAVS -i9ll- OHCt 114 A UFETIME BUFFALO HUNT Kaosrrs of-iran m aucmsd TO APPLY fOZ OHe PEEWIT RKTsXra) ONE BUFFALO 10 ONE PEUSOH DUZlNa A LIFETIME PAW!! VE WANT TO US IN TrV PORE HOUSE? wt lshts TOUCE CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS .. 4-HereditaUT class -Man's nick name 12 - Macaw 13- Cancel 1 4- Southern blackbird 15- Fruit cakes 17-Dauglrter Of Minos 19-Conaumes 21 -Catch 33-Pound Ins devices 25-Gender (pL) D-Conjuncoon li- Surgical thread 33-Soaps ton U'FouessiT pronoun tt-Drawtnr room IT-Chines M-Approach 40-Anoo 42- Neax (abbr.) 43- Attempts Written accounts tf-Plac -Portico 50-Hesitates 54- Later 57-Time gone by 55- PIate player 40-Silkworm t (1 -Condensed moist or M-Gaiteri 3-Bespatter DOWN 1-Chapeaa 1-Man's name 3- Ch alienees t-Pretentions homes $-Indefinite article 4- Naii oor sheet) T-Twist J- Man's nam -Poeseased ltVOiri'a name '' 11 -Falsehood 16-Makes lace 13- Aasist 20-BrUtleLlke 23-Colorins substanc aU-Chemleal -compound 14 - Pertain ins to the sub it-Indian memorial poet 27-African antelope tS-Marks left bf wounds SI-Memoranda, 34-Capuchin monkey 16-Fruit drinks 39- Remainder U -Cover of house 44 -Leaks through Answer to Saturday's Puzzlal Hl eU s tB TUMI T R E H gjETfl R lZ.E ' P JI K f S E I A J pjEl AL E 5PA H l cl T E R ( D E H ?oiP LH I H w 1 p aIvis' otwerIho tCI nBe l i p em AllO ZHH L-flg T EE DH i pAi 4-Evaluated 43 -Stumble 50 - Novelty 51- Mature 63-Base Si-Besort 65-Period Ot time - 6-Bone of bod 68 -Latin conjunction il 13 1 15 10 TT PP z 55 ""31 5r" 33 ' 34 " 37 38 59 -iO" " llll-iirl ll 50 51 52 . 55 54 UrJladJeatura.arndksls, Inc. i-j
