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O WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25. 1961 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY Frosrimi listed fcllttW art received from th fiillo lUtlnni infl tht Mill Tribune assumes no reipooilblltty except to tnk changes as arc supplied KYJG U30 ke KMED 1440 kc kWIN 1400 kc 4:dh Newft-Pei-soharStl' News Heir Jim Ochs 4:16 Pat McCoy t lPL Jim Och S 30 BdttneHlns McCttyUl. Nwfr HoBd Show Jim Prh 4:45 -SporU McCoy . . Emphasis Road Show Jim Ochsj fl-OQ Lowell Thomas News Harvey Jim 6c hi ft :13 JPrtl McCoy Nlphtingale Drier Jim Ot hs 6:30 Tom Harmon Weather Lcl. NeWl Cliff Scheel 3:45Sporte IvarkbergHeaoJine News t'lltl Schcci 6:00 Frank Goss " News Dliiner Mlisie ijhtn'eVConeerT" ea Ivan Ekberft . Dinner Music unmet convert 6:30 pannerllne-Ekoerg pinner Music pinner Concert Dinn 6:4fl Ivan EkberR 7 7 ?:3U Bannerljnfe-Ekberg r:43 ivan tKuerg ytPIewa-Hkberg la ivan Bunerg BlnnerMufiic f)ihner Music"" )inner MUslc News m World Edward 1 Morgan NeWfc CblleRe Newa Cnllove News Conf. Ekb'rtf Lahd ot .Music 1 :66WoflH Tohisrit :iti ivun r.Knerg :3tW-Banh'Hlh(s- .6 4ft Sparta Ekberjt Land of Music 9:00 News--Ivan Ekberg Uo Show 9:15 Ivan Ekberg . Gp Bhow 0:30 Bnhrt'rllnes EKb'rtf Hi-Fi Club 9:46 flpurtaEkberg . , Hl-Flub r0:00 Ncws-i'van Ekbefg liifFl J cluh 10:15 Ivan Ekberg HI FI Clu 10:30 Bhiih'rllhesIlltb'rg Nightbeat 10:45 Sports Ekberg Nlghtbeat. rndOiieadilnea Sign Off NlfcHlbent liiis-- n e niuoBL 11:30 Nighthcal 11:4ft Nlg)1tbf;at Final News Sign Off nner Concert Hat Hnce flat Hat e Rut nnco Rut Hnce Jim bens Jim Ochs Jim uens Jim Uchs "Jim Ochs Jim pens Jim Ochs JimJ3chs "Jim Ochs Jihi Ochs Jim Odin Jim OchB Devotion RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY WiniFTTiTTirSfifilS' Lnrrv"iforjvor -Mtiitlte Morris Wake lib To Muslo Larry lltvtvor 6:3 Bannerllnes MorrlsWake. Up Itural rtept, Larry Hoover Rr4ri SnnrtK Morris F rat News Itminr utl 111- u IS o 7:0b NevVs fioundur) ,:I5 Montle Morris 7 :30 liannorlines J .7:43 Sports 8 :00 News Weather 8:1B Montle Morris Frnh(r"He'rntriRway wpmnr-r nnws Morris Rogue Valley Report morns t.ocai news tlr-'D'iu-I1FD 1400 Larry Hoover Lorry Hoover "Larry Hoover Hank Peek News Our Changing World CIUt Schcel ClirtSeheel curt sviieei Cliff Hr-heel Cllft St'heel "Wealfier flews NewsListen 8:30 Banlierllnes MorrlaNlghtlllgale :45 SpurU Morris - Cllft Engld News T:bb News'Slorrls Breakfast cJtih oils Montle Morris , Breakfast Club 0:30 Bannerllnes Morrli Breakfast Ciuh tl-lft hnnrli Mnrrltt nrpnlcfitat dltiH lu;yu news uooirey dwi biosii viiii unci 10:19 Arlhur Godfrey Tello-Teet ' Telti-Mtislc Quit 10:30 Arlltur Dor frey Listen Cliff leel 10:48 Arthur Godfrey Emphasis Listen . CIHf Si' i,ul it;80 rjevVs-totiseparly News Listen cliff Be leel litlll HouseBitrly Listen Cliff Sc leel 11:30 tinrry Moore :'. Listen Show- Cllft Sc leel ; 11:40 Croshy-Cloonoy Local News Llslen Cliff 3u leel H:6o- NowsnlleV' Nws fJootpJbs " Cliff fiohoei 12:15 Montle MiirrlS WeaUicr Markets Comprehensive News 12:30 Bannerllnes Morris Houe Valley News Market Report lqswenther Morris . Paul Harvey Larry Hoover "i:bo iiowa-iMofrls News ju-uiie t'ariy "Larrylloovcr 1:15 Montle Morris ' KMED House Parly Larry Hoover 1:30 Bannerllnes Morris Lcl NewS Parly Unc Blhso 145 Sports Morris EmphnBls Party . Blno "3 :00-rJews-ifati in Pull News ticTir . Larry Hoover 2:15 Monlle Morris Hear Show Larry Hoover 2:30 Bannerllnes Milam Local News llesr J liti Ochs 2:45 Sports Milam Emphasis Hear Jim Ochs 3:00 News-W. WashlngtcNews Hear ft-ia i-liurll.MIUin Hear Show 8:30 Dannerlines MoCoyLneal News Hear 11:40 Sporls McCoy Emphasis Hear "Vpo News Personal SC News Hear 4:1(1 Pat McCoy Hear Hllow Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ocim Jlm Oeha !lnr6ch .liin ni lu nn tlnnnerllneM McCdvLc . Newa Road Show Jim Oelu :4fl Sporls McCoy Emphasis Road Bhow Jim Ochs "S:Bil Lowell Thomas " S:jo-"l'at mcuoy '.-lll'l'iliii Harinoh 4g ChtirllrMllnm ""Wflwa tfarvev Nlehtlnsale Drier Jim Ochs .t 1 11 filth. Cliff Bchoel Cliff School ntn Fran t noss n-uunrue Miinm 1n-rtnHnerllhftlvll 0'4n sporls Milam Weather Lcl. News Headline News News '0lniVcK MuVlgbln"ner ConcflV'F nintu-r Mnalr- til MHUt-Poiwttrt llsm Dinner Music Dinner Concert 11 Dinner Music Dinner Concert ")':0(i Mews Milam" , KewY-Binh'ar Music ciitf Sclicol 7:IOcharlleMllain 'Dinner Music - C Itf Schco ?:au lianneriinns-iviiiam News or worm , cnrr Hcncei . 140 sports Milam . . KilwnrH Moman Cllff Schccl "11.0(1 World Tqrtiflhl News Land of Music Jim Ochs 8:15 Charlie Milam Land of Music Jim Ochs n SH Unnnerlliie Mllsm Land of Music Jim Ochs 1:10 spuria muam . . iano 01 music Jim uens . News (to Show Jim Ochs v -Jim uens lub Jim Ochs lib Jim Ochs 10:00 News Mllnrh IILTl C uh lOito cnariie ryinam Hi-ri CluB 10:00 Bannerllnes MlUm Nlchtheat lOnSporls-tMllam NjBhtbont J :Q0 Headlines flli'n Off News NlihTtieiil' 1 5 , NlRhtbcat 1 !in NlRhtbeat 1 :45 NlKhtheat News li:oo- sian oir 11:00 "News Mllsrh 0:18 Charlie Milam Op Show 6:00 Bannerllne Milam ill FI Cli 6l0 Spurts Mlln lll-ri Clu Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs Jim Ochs "bcvolion Sign Off KRVC 1350 KC WsdiKsdsyi 4 :00 children's Hour 4:30 Music ' 4:45 Freedom Crusade .voosign Oft Thursday: : flflo News 8:15 Muslo ' 8:30 Bports News 8:35 Music 8:45 Radio Family Altsr . 7:15 Freedom Crusade 7:311 News 7 45 Air Mall (or dad R:00 Muslo O OP Voice of Deliverance , 0:30 Muslo 0:88 News 10:00 Joy ot Living 10:18 Music i 1:00 News. Music 12:00 Bud Powell 18:10 News 12:90 Back to the Bible 1 :0O News, Music 2:00 News 2:05 Music 2:30 Quiet Tim 2:45 Music 3:00 News. Music 4:00 Children's Hour 4:3(i Music 4:4.1 Freedom Crusado 5:00 Sign Off Wednesday 4:00 Weather, Top 10 , 4:30 NCws. Vespers 4:59 Oospel Mission 5:00 Sign-oft Thursday 0:00 Bret Steele 8:30 News, Steele 7:00 Weather Steele 7:30 News, Steele 0 00 Weather, Holman 6 :30 News. Stock Market 8:35 Phil Holman o oo Weather. Holman 0:30 News, Holman 10:00 Bargain Roundup 111:18 Tolominic Qui 10:30 News, Clemenitlme 10:45 Points of Fashion KBOY AM 730 ke 11:00 Wonthcr, Clcmenstlme 11:80 Newa 11:36 Records with Ron 12 :00 Sports Outlook 1 12:0S Rmioh Itcqucsla l8:lflFnrtn Mnrkot, Requests IS :,10 Stock Market 12:3fl Hnnch Hcnuosts l:oo woninor, iieqticsti 1:30 Newa. rtenticals 2:00 Weather. Stereo 2:30 Ncwa. Slcreo 3:00 WeMhar, Stereo 3:30 NiiWn, Top 10 4:00 weaihor, Top 10 , 4:30 Ncwa. Vespers 4:03 Gospel Million fi:00 Sign-off Wriltirsday 4:01) Surunnde to Lovely Eve, fl:00 Jn Scene 0:00 Soronntla by World'i Ore a test Compoeri 10:00 Cont mm in Hi ri 10:60 SporlH Final ll:oo Contrasts in Hi FI 11 :5s Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign Oft Tli u rid ft y 0:0O Contraita In HI-FI 0:30 Newa Conlrnnla ? :00 Weather Contraili :30 News Contrast $00 Weather, Holman 30 News. Siock Market B 33 Phil Holman O oo Weather, Holman 0 30 News, Holman 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:13 Tclemusio QuIk KBOY FM 95.3 me 10:30 News, Clemenstlmo 10:43 Points ot Kasblon 11:00 Weather, Clemens. !me 11. 'HO Newa 11:33 nrenrdn will) Hon 12:00 Stiurtn Outlook 12:03 Contrasls In Hi Ft 12:30 Stock Market 12:33 Contrnati In 111 Fi 2:00 Woalber, Stereo 8:30 News, Stereo 3:00 Woather, Stereo 3:30 New 3:33 Serenade to a Lovely Eve. 8:00 -Jaza .Scene 9:00 Serenade by the World's Circa test Composers 10:00 Contrasts in III Fi 10:30 SporU Finals 11:00 Contrasts in Hi Fi 11:33 Toinorrow'l Headlines 13:00 Sign Off WKDNKHDAY 4 23 Sporttscnst t oo Sign Off TllUltHDAY 0 00 Sign on fl:4b Livestock Report 7 OOMuorticait 7 03- Weather Report 6:30 Road Report KDOV 1300 KC 10:13 Trader Horn 11:43 Weather Report 11:33 Portals of Prayer 12:00 Market Report 1:18 Mooting Notices 2.13 Trader Horn 4-23 Spiirtseasl 0,00 Sign OH TELEVISION PROGRAMS Th following TV broaden! leg It printed ai a free public service for the Mall Tribune's reader! and TV vitwars. Schedule changes art printed at provided by tht TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for arrort at amiiiioni. KBES-TV (Channel 5) tVKUNKgUAY 4 :0ll Higher Education & You 4 30 Uncle Bill 8 "5 Woody Woodpscker 6.00 TV Weatherman 0 05 Channel 5 Report O IBnmiR Edwards News 0 30 Kennedy Press Conference 7 00 Brothers Brannsgon 7 30 Aquanauls n 30 Wilbur & Mr. Ed 0 0U Grand Jury 0::iu I've Qot A Secret 10:00 U.S. Slcel Hour 1 1 :00 Final Report 11:10 Sign Olf TIIURIIUAV ' 11 :00 Love of Life 1 1 :30 Search for Tomorrow 11:48 Outrun! Light 12:00 Camouflage 13:30 As the World Turns 1:00 Full Circlo i 1 :30 House Party 1:00-. The Millionaire j jn Verdict Is Vour Oil llr.lf hter B.w 1:V M-rhei aiojs-ii. 6:0.1 Channel 5 RiD.irt 6:1.1 Doug Ktlwards & News 6:30 Award Theater 7 00 Interpol Calling 7 '30 Ann Sothern 8 00 Angel B:S0 Two Faces West 0:00 Johnny Midnight 0 30 Hoi Of! The Wlr, 10 00 CMS Reports 1100 Final News KOT1-TV (Channel 2) WKIrNKLMlAV 4 :00 Amei lean Handstand 6.00 Fimd-O-Rmnn 8:30 Woody Woodpecker 3 00 News 10 TV Wf.Hhrrman 6:16 Doug Edwiirdr. At News ?30 Krnmdy I'ress Confereni-e AO Outrionr Sportsman 7:30 Wagon TrMn 30 Brothers lVsfpnriBi 0 00 Ihwvattaa F.we 10 0.0 lilted t n 1 a .) &mm e.V 11 M'-'l't o t-tAri ri n )49 it 53 5S 71-73-73 1AUIUS I AMY ?l '3 4-11-14-17 36 43-lJl-8? CiMINl v'J U"t 2! 8- 7 M-23 20 41-45 4): CANCIS JUNE 11 JULY 23 H V17 -3? -42 57 19764 77 84 m uo f& ,ULJU 33.44.47".JM 59-70-78 VIRGO ff' f AUG 24 tA StPT. 22 67-72.83-1181 STAR G iVZJElC V By LLAX tL POLLAN- M Vovr Ooiy Activrly Guide JK r ittcercing lo tht Storl. To develop message for Thursday, read words corresponding to nurnbers ol your lodloc Oirtn sign. I you ve J I Money 7 Pot'.nee loooy 33 Avoid t 34 Inlimots 3SAnd 36Tiitky 37 ieeml 36 ll 39 To 40&MS 41 And 42 B 43 O'Kloss 44 Socio! USIA SEPT, 23 OCT, llB-21.23-: PI-38-79 3 Alio, n 4 Mofmrtg SAuipieioul 6 Should 7A'.p(i. 8 a-illiant 9 Ideas 10 Uu 1 1 Houn l2Gsnll 13 Filially 14 Will ISrArlhixJS 16 Today 17 Be 18 Tote !9Go 20 1 ovor 21 No 22 A. 23Cno-tSs 24Voo 25 Lovi 24 WMie 27 Bui 28. Interests 29Wllh 30 P-nplio<et 61 You 62 Loclinj 63 Aid 64 For 6SII 66 You'll B7Whot 68 You 6?Goin 70 Attract 7Thol ?2 You're, 73 Need 74 rMk 45 Portnsrthipi 75 Comrjlstinfl 46 Caobsrstion 76 You 47Acti.llHI 77Mov4t 48 You'll 49 Attend 50 Matters 91 U 52 To 53 Neglteled 34 Romance 58 Af fans 86 Receive 57 Desire 58 Thol 9boh'l 60 Friendly S)Advtrie 78 AllKtion 79 Al tOAnd SI No 82 Your 83 trolly 84 And S Stdkc 86 Changes . 67 Secrets 1 86 After 89 0001 90 Love it COl OCT. 24 NOV 12 3- O-lV-MfO. 124-29-32 SA6ITTASIUS mi. DEC. 116 30 34-lOatT I 8J54-7B 80-901 CASStCOSK DEC. AN. Mrmwarf I. infSr AOAIASfUS JAN. 21 FEB. If IM IS -Krt-SI rttttl FI8 JOlSfj MAR2int?? 48a3fCf !6M9-7ji y& The Medical Roundup Consulttnt In Medicine Mivo cllnlo Emeritus Professor of Medicine Msyo Cllnlo (neglster end Tribune Syndicate. 1981) sraf"- j-MRewog f I 'lfl.j TO Ml Congestive Heari Failure Many peoplD wrltu saying. I he doctor says Dad has con Restive heart -failure. What does that mean?" First, perhaps, should remind people that the heart is pump which n o r m al 1 y works so well that enough blood is con stantly being forced through the large and small arteries in all parts of the body, and In the lungs, This blood supplies the tissues with the oxygen that they must have every minute of the day and' night. The oxy gen Is taken out of the air as the blood goes through the lungs. Naturally, . when the Heart pump falls to work well blood backs up. and accumu- ates in several parts of the body. When the blood almost stands still, some of the fluid in it will go out Into the tis sues, and there will cause them to swell and become dropsical, as around the ankles. A great difficulty is that when the blood pump rails, the kidneys tend to work poorly; they do not throw out of the body certain salts and much fluid, and often it is this retained fluid that gets the patient into trouble. A low output from the heart can cause feelings of fatigue, easy tiring, and loss of en ergy also, often, a distressing shortness of breath, and a sort of asthma. Often the patient con be much helped by being put at rest and given drugs that will help the heart and kidneys lo gel rid of the Ac cumulated fluid. With time, the heart muscle may ehlargo enough so that It can handle comfortably lis increased load. An Increased load may be due to a high blood prossure or to nn old Injury lo a heart valve. Often such an Injury was pro duced by a rheumatic fever In childhood. A defective heart action can follow also the narrowing and plugging up of some of the arteries that supply the heart muscle with blood. If you're like most of us, medical language is Greek to you. Dr. Alvaron uses under standable, laymen's terms In his booklet "Heart Trouble." It's a must If you or arty mem ber of your family hnve tho slightest suspicion of heart trouble. It may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a arge, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT. The Register and Trib une Syndicate, Box 937, Dcs Moines 4, Iowa. CAT SCATCH DISEASE Some people scold me, say ing that we doctors keep flnd- 00 About Faces 1 30 House Party 3;0O Hay In Court 8 30 Road to HeallL 3 00 Brighter Day 3:18 Secret Storm ,1 30 Kilge of Nlcht 4 no American Bandstand .1.00 chaplain's Corner 810 TBA 3 .til Hoy Holers 6 00 Sis O'clock Report 6 10 Weatherman 6 1.1 Doug Kdwarda 6 30 Award Theater T 00 Manhunt 7 30 Andy Griffith 6 00 Jiihnnv Midnight 8 3oThe Real McCoys ,oo My 3 Sons 0 no Hot Oft the Wire 10 (10 .I.ick llcnnv 10 .30 Take A Good Look I UO- Inwhlile 13 00 Sign Off , ing new diseases, when, good ness knows, the world already has enough of them, In 1051, two doctors, W, Greene and C. S. Reefer, described a fever which followed the scratch of a cat. Since then. some 500 cages have been re ported. Usually, the lymph nodes draining the region scratched will enlarge - either in the arm-pit or the groth Sometimes the enlarged glands will break down and fill with pus. When this hap pens; they have to be lanced, Checklist of Birds Compiled by SI urges Ashland "Birds of South ern Oregon," a checklist pri marily for birds indigenous to Douglas, Coos, Curry, Jose phine, Jackson, Klamath, and Lake Counties, has been com piled and published by Dr. F. W. Bturges of the Southern Oregon eollege science-mathematics division. Symbols have been devised for each bird listed In the leaf let, "c" indicating that the bird Is seen mostly on the coast; "1" seen mostly in the lake basins of Klamath and Lake counties; "m" seen most ly in the mountains; "r" year long resident; "s" summer Vis itor, usually nesting; w win ter visitor; and "p" passing through on migration. Paten theses around the symbol in dicate names of older usage. Additional data to be en tered on the checklist Includes weather, locality, and date of the sighting. The leaflets have been placed on sale at cost in the college bookstore, it was announced. Small Worlds Around By Lynn W. Watklni (Register it Tribune Syndicate, 1861) Th King'! Crown II an AabrtttiVt) Kill There s a horde of hungry, cold-blooded killers stalking the tidal mud fliits; relentless predators who never rest . . each with an outer then sym bollcally striped with white bands . . . like desperate con vlcts running at large. These colorful marauders are the "crown shells, and by the shell collector they art considered pretty. If they were less abundant, they might be valuable aa collect- on' ltema. To glorify them a little, most walkers along the beaoh cs call these shells "th King's Crown," because of the row of sharp spinea around the upper part of the shell, For some . unknown reason this shell Is common In many sec tions around the Gulf Coast, and in other places seemingly the same, they are strangely absent. Aggressive Creature The Kings crown is one of the most aggressive of all the world s shelled creatures. And, too, it is exceedingly ac tive another peculiar char acteristic for ordinarily we think of the mollusks as pret ty slow and sluggish crea tures. The shells usually are snug gled corlly In the warm mud of a bay bottom, living their lives In a drab, peaceful sort of way. But to the rest of the world ot mollusks, the King's Crown is a bloodthirsty tiger whose vicious nature makes him the most dangerous of predators. The King's Crown can move about twice as fast as any other mollusk. They are equipped by nature with long, rasping tongues capable of fil ing a hole in the thickest shell In a very ' short time. Even the salt water clam, who usually has a protecting shell at least a quarter of an Inch in thickness, cannot escape if a hungry crown shell decides to eat it. The hole Is bored, the long tongue of the King's Crown Is probed Into the opening and into the soft flesh, and the juices are quickly sucked out. Later the empty clam shell may be cast up Oh a beach. Construct! Disci Even in this low order of animal life, and amid vicious ahd bloodthirsty killers, there must be periods of love-making and the starting of fam ilies so that the race will con tinue. So, each spring, when the water warms and the sun is hot, the female crown shell goes to great, pains to con struct a series Of flat, wafer like discs attached to a tough cord. The discs she makes from ,,,.la- innil orA aalitrd It, frtf capsules thus made she de posits her eggs. Each diso is about the size and thickness of a nickel, and each evenly spaced along the "cord." The entire assembly is buried in the mud The minute the task is completed, this cold-blooded mother forgets them, and goes on her predatory way. The little discs lie quietly in the warm, oozy mud for several days. Inside the cap sules the tiny mollusks are born, each about the size of a pinhead and each equipped with a sharp, raspy tongue and the instinctive knowledge to cut a hole In the wall of the capsule that holds them, and to escape Into the wide ocean, and there prey merci lessly on otner snott creaiures who also will be striving to live. . People In ' the Orient and the Pacific Ocean eat sea weed both as vegetables and as sweet condiments. Tin ehlnmfshtg from Malava during the first 10 months of ig.to totaled 36.638 tons-7.7 per cent lower than the cor responding 1958 period. Strange As It Seems sy elsif mix 1JH U65 tRITON, IN IT5 HISTORIC TEIP- THE WORLD COMPlETEtY SUBMERGtD PERIOD I CAU.V CHECKED IT6 POSITION fOM THE STARS fc WHEU YOU CAM S 'THE BACKS OE LEAVES IT 1$ AN IND1CA1I0N OF RAIN,, r : I THE WI5EMT OF EUROPE LIVES IN ft)REST6 AMP BR0VV5E5 ON SHRUBS--THE AMERICAN. BISOH LIV26 OKI THE PLAIN5 awp eats fjgAes yeT Tuey . LOOK AUKEw x CROSSWORD PUZZLE An,w,r ,0 v","" ACROSS 1-ateep, rugged rock 6-Crafty -Lrry 12- Olrl'S name t3-uolf mound 14- Cupolft 15- Inaoiiestan tribesman lfJ-Peellna 1$-Sfmian , 19-Tltle of respect 30-fteward Sl-Chlnese trill! 13- Part of "to Hf'1 J4-Perteut 2fj-,More domes . tlctltid II- Wllil III- Commit to memory . 2,0-Uevoured Jit-Egg-shaped SJ-Hurry It-Cook slowly 35-Mah's nickname 38-Drunkard 37- Buropean 38- Benevoleot 40- Falsifier 41- Prepositlon 43-Note of seals It-Badehall glove 16- Maii'a nlcltnantl 47-Uoal 49-Marine snail M-ftefGra 68-Aorosa tit! 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S Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Kit Ulk Ifttivri At- inuia viihAiii fiv of tnfure tln tmh ttronnini. slliptng or wnbblini rAM'fcKTH tiolilS Dlttri Amur And mrtr mm ftniAbiy Tnii nlfmnnt pnitlf r hM ao simmiy gin- pmtr tt ot ff-lln. lxwtr.i t cftui titui). it's Alkntiua innn-ntiat rntcx "pirns' odor trtrntiir brestht Ul rXsilUVU s arm oniuu. tUftWIIKI MVUe I I EVElWTiMlNe IS THE SAME ) I I (. UHAT I NEED IS ) I ' V PORE J V'NANiPAV0i;T!!y A CHAN6E J 1 .-'Zr-J.-,. asu. -JljL jj JdsL NTt 'r'''l Y w AS 1 'EAB IT THIS K rYlOtTtPWoPglATfiY'lT 19 AlP THAT iPMcme TM WaJI 'iVSTT.,,., ,.,77HC"-n,fiJf"EK , THE BAMB INSTALLATION I SVVtBOLIfM-SN8LANP THE PAPAtt STATION ALSO lkTBOPUCeC &tfS0,T-(:hy3N-me' r"'Li: WILL CONSIST OF THBEE 1 IS THE PAWN OF THAT Vis NO LONGER NEEDED, ASA T6MPOEARY V lJHtSV. -Tr ?t LJ5E BALLS AGAINST THE L UNIVEB!AL UNCLE- wflT WILL BE COMPLETE-!, VtEAWITi. IIS Uvewl d.y. 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