B
MONDAY, MARCH S, 1961
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY
luted below ara racelvad from Ihe radio nations and tha Mall
i"Sm?USi bn7t.MMy p. to m.cbnt. a. ar. .uppH.d
KYJCT230 KC KM ED 1 440 KC KWIN 1 400 KC
iCSivPersonal SI. News Hear Afternoon Serenade
i. 2. K Hear Afternoon Serenade
rfcBannVrllne McCoy "cl Newa-Road Show Afternoon Serenade
liws'll-McCoy Empha.ii-RoadShowAfternoojijejnade
7:?rPrMcCToy0m" SfKNew. JSS.!clfnW,erlud
5-ro-To n Harmon WethS?Lcl New. Musical ntcr ud.
V4i-S?ortV-MUam Headline News MojlcaMntcrludt
n ooFrank"Cnss News Dinner Music Dinner Concert
a lsTciiarlle Milam Dinner Music Dinner Concert
S lSZfnirlVnelilam Dinner Music D nncr Concert
IiSnnrt.Milam Dinner Music Dinner Lonceri
"V.nn" Mh'i.MI Inm
7:15 Charlie Mllain
7:30 Bannerllne-Mllam
7:45 Sports-MHam
"8So World tonight
8:15 Charlie Milam
8:30 Banncrline-Mllam
8:45 Sporta-Mllam
"b:00 New's-Mliam
0:15 Charlie Milam
9:30 Bannerllne-Mllam
9.45 NewS'Miiam
news tllllici muaib
Dinner Music Teen Time
News ol Ihe World Teen Time
Edward Morgan Teen Time
News Land of Music World News
Land ot Music Music Land
Land of Music Music Land
Land of Music Music Land
"HUTI Club Worfd News
HI-FI Club Music Land
HI-FI CIUD music nu
HI-FI Club Music Land
10 :00 News-Milam
10:15 Charlie Milam
10:30 Bannerllne-Mllam
1045 Sports-Headlines
11:00 Sign Off
11:15
11:30
12:00
Nlghtbeat
News Nlghtbeat
Nlghtbeat
News Nlghtbeat
Nlghtbeat
Nlghtbeat
Nightbeat-Final News
Sign Off
"World News
Music Land
Music Land
Music Land
"Devotion-Sign Off
RADIO PROGRAMSTUESDAY
3:00 New-Morrii
3:18 Montie Morri
J:30 Banner!. nea-Morrii
J :45 SportiMorrii
Wake Up to Music
Wake Up to Music
Wake Up-Rural Rpt.
First News
Sunrise Serenade
Sunrise Serenade 1
Sunrise Serenade
Sunrise Serenade
:00 News Roundup
:15 Montle Morris
:30 Banncrl ine-Morrii
:4 5 Sports-Morris
Frank Hemingway
Weather Wrld New
Rogue Valley Report
Weather, Region New
8 AO News-Weather
8:15 Montie Morris
B :30 Bannerline-Morrii
B :45 Sports-Morris
News Listen
Earl Nightingale
Cliff Engl
Listen
World News
Sunrise Serenade
Sunrise Serenade
Sunrise Serenade
World News
Hank Peck News
Our Changing World
Musical Interlude
) :00 News-Morris
i:15 Montie Morris
) :30 Bannerllne-Morrli
) :43 Sports-Morrii
Breakfast Club
Breakfast Club
Breakfast Club
Breakfast Club
World News
Musical Interlude
Ashland Pub. Schools
Musical Interlude!
;00 News-Godfrey
15 Arthur Godfrey
30 Arthur Godfrey
:45 Arthur Godfrey
00 NewB-Houieparty
15 Houseparty
30 Garry Moore
45 Crosby-Clooney
N ownSwap St Sell
Tel lot cut
Listen Show
Emphasis Lin ten
World News
Musical Interlude
Musical Interlude
Musical Interlude
News Listen Show
Listen
Local Newi-Llsten
Emphasis -Listen
World News
Musical Interlude
Musical Interlude
Musical Interlude
:00 News-Valley News
: 1 5 Mont it Morris
:30 Bannerline-Morrii
;43We a t h er Report
:00 News-Morris
15 Montie Morris
30 Bnnnerline-Morrls
45 Sports-Morris
Nat l. NW News
Weather-Market
Rogue Valley Report
Paul Harvey
Community News
Comprehensive News
Market Report
Afternoon Serenade
News House Party
House Party
Lcl News-Party Line
Empnaais party
Afternoon Serenade
Afternoon Serenade
Bineo
Binge
2X10 News Man In Parla News Hear Show
2:15 Montie Morris Hear
2:30 Bannerline-Ekberg Local News Hear
2 :45 Sporti-Ekhcrg . Hear Show
3:00 Ncwi-W Washington News Hear Show
3:15 Ivan Ekberg Hear
3:30 Bannerline McCoy Local NewsHear
World News
Afternoon Serenade
Afternoon Serenade
Afternoon Serenade
3 .4 5 S porta McCoy
Emphasis Hear
World News
Afternoon Serenade
Afternoon Serenade
Afternoon Serenade
4:00 News Persona) St.
4:15 Pat McCoy
4 :30 Banncrllne McCoy
4 :45 sports -Mcuoy
S:00 -Lowell Thomas
11:15 Pat McCoy
5:30 Tom Hnrmon
8: 4 51 van Ekberg
6:00 Frank Goss
6:15 Ivan Ekberg
6:30 Bannerline-Ekberg
6:45 Sports-Ekbcrg
News Hear
Hear Show
Lcl News Road Show
Emphasis Road Show
News Harvey
Nightingale News
Weather Lcl New
Headline News
World News
Afternoon Serenade
Afternoon Serenade
Afternoon Serenade
News Dinner Music
Dinner Music
Dinner Music
Dinner Music
7 :00 News-Ekberg
T.ia ivan JSKnerg
7 :30 Bannerline-Ekberg
7 :4s Sports-Ekbcrg
8:00 World Tonight
8:13 ivan EKberg
8 :30 Bannerline-Ekberg
JB:4 5 S ports-Ekber g
"o :66 News-Ekberg
0:15 Ivan Ekberg
0 :30 Bannerline-Ekberg
0 .45 Sports-Ekbcrg
10 :00 News-Ekberg
10:1.1 Ivan Ekberg
10:30 Bannerline-Ekberg
10:4.1 Sports-Headlines
11:00 SigrTOff
11:15
11:30
11:45
News Dinner Musle
Dinner Music
News of World
Edward Morgan
Land of Music
Land of Music
Land of Music
Jti Music
"HI-FI Club
HI-FI Club
Hi-Fi Club
Hi-Fi Club
News Nlghtbeat
Nlghtbeat
Nlghtbeat
Nlghtbeat
World News
Musical Interlude
Musical Interlude
Musical Intcrlude
Dinner Concert
Dinner Concert
Dlnnei Concert
Dinner Concert
"Teen Time
Teen Time
Teen Time
Teen T I me
World News
Music Land
Music Land
Music Land
"World NeWs
M utile Land
Music Land
Music Land
""World News
Music Land
Munle Land
Music Land
News Nlghtbeat
Nlghtbeat
Ninhtbeat
Nightbeat-Flnal News
Devotion-Sign Off
12:00
Sign Off
KBOY AM 730 KC
Monday:
4:00 Weather Top 10
4 :30 News Vespers
4:40 -Gospel Mission
4:45 Sign Off
Tuesday:
6:00 Bret Steele
fi :30 News Steele
7:00 Weather Steele
7:30 News Steele
8 :00 Weather Holm an
8:30-rNcws, Stock Market
8:35 Phil Holmon
9:00 News Ilolman
9 :30 News Holman
10:00 Bargain Roundup
10:15 Telemusic Quiz
10:30 News Clemens time
10:45 Points of Fashion
1 1 :00 Weater Clemenstlma
1 1 :30 News
11:35 Records with Ron
12:00 Sports Outlook
12:05 Ranch Requests
12:15 Farm Market Requenta
12:30 Stock Market Requests
1 :00 Weather Requests
X :30 News Requests
2 :00 Weather Stereo
2 :30 News Stereo
3 :00 Weather Stereo
3:30 News Top 10
4:00 Weather Topic 10
4 :30 News Vespers
4:40 Gospel Mission
4:45 Sign Off
Mondav:
4:00 Weather Top 10
4 :30 News Serenade
8:00 Jmt Scene
fl:00 Sercnttt!4 by Word's
G re n test Composers
10:00 Contrasts In HI Fl
10:50 sports Final
11:00 Contrasts In HI Fl
11 :55 Tomorrow's Headlines
12 00 Sign Off
Tueiriav:
6:00 Bret Steele
6:30 News Steele
7:00 Weather Slceli
7:30 News Steele
8 00 Weather Holman
B:30 News, Stock Market
8:35 Phil Holman
0 :00 Weather Holman
9:30 News Holman
10:00 Bargain Roundup
10:15 Telemuilc Quit
KBOY FM 95.3 KC
10:30 News Clcmenstlmt ,
10:45 Points of Fashion
1 1 :00 Weather Clcmenstlmt
11:30 News
11:35 Records with Ron
12:00 Sports Outlook '
12:05 Contrast in Hi Fl
12:30 Stock Market
12:35 Contrasts In III Fl
2:00 Weather Stereo
2:30 News Stereo
3 :00 Weather Stereo
3:30 News Top 10
4:00 Weather Top 10
4 :30 News Serenade
8:00 Jarz Scene
9:00 Serenade by the World's
Greatest Composers
10:00 Contrasts In HI Fi
10:50Sports Final
11:00 Contrasts in Hi Fl
1 1 :55 Tomorrow's Headline!
12:00 Sign Off
KDOV 1300 KC
Monday:
4:1.1 News. Hymn
4:25 Music
5:15 News. Hymn
5:25 Snnrtsrasl
5:30 Road. Weather Report
5:35 Music
6:15 Sign Off
Tuesday:
fl.00 Sign On. Western
I5 News. Hymn
fl:25 Western
fl 45 Livestock. Western
1:0fl Snarls, Weather. Musle
7:15 News, Hymn. Music
8.15 News. Hymn, Musle
0:15 News, Hvmn. Musle
0:30 Road, Weather Rept., Musle
10:15 News. Hymn. Music
10:45 Trader Horn
11:00 Music
11:15 News. Hymn, Music
12:00 Portals ot Prayer, Musle
12:15 News. Hvmn
13:30 Road, Weather Report
12:45 Meeting Notices
l.n Music
1:15 News, Hymn, Musle
2:15 News, Hvmn. Music
2:45 Trader Horn
3:00 Music
3:15 News, Hymn. Music
4:15 News, Hymn, Music
3:15 News, Hymn
fl 25 Spnrtscast
3 30 Road. Weather Report
5:35 Music
:I3 Sign Off
Slnnrf.tx
4 :00 Children's Hour
4:30 Music
a .00 Nows, Music
5:30 Freedom Crusade
5:45 Sign Off
Tursdsv:
(1:00 News
fl (15 Music
8 30 Sports News
35 Music
8:45 Radio family Altar
7.15 Freedom Crusada
7:30 News
7:45 Air Mall for Cod
8 00 Channels of Faith
8.30 Music
0:0u Voice of Deliverance:
B:30 Music
0:5)1 Newi
KRVC 1350 KC
10 00 Joy ol Living
10:13 Music
10 :53 News
11 :00 Music
12:00 Hud Powell
12:15 News
12:30 Rack to ihe Bible
1:00 News. Music
1 :30 Miracle
2 00 News
2 05 Music
2 30 Quiet Tima
2:45 Music
3.00 News
3:03 Music
4 no Children's Hour
4 30 Music
3:00 News, Music
3:30 Freedom Crusada
3.45 Sign Off
TELEVISION PROGRAMS
The following, TV broadcast lot rlnUe! at o Iroo aublU service
lot the Mill Trlbuno'i ror.dtrs ins) TV viewers. Schedule changes are
rlnrtd as provided by the TV nations and the Mail Ttlbuni tannot
accept roip mmniiv tor errors ot emissions.
KBES-TV (Channtl 5)
MONDAY
4:00 Fashions
4:13 Industry on Parade
4:30 Uncle Dill
8:30 Thli It the Life
8:53 Motoring Tips
B OO TV Weatherman
6:05 Channel a Report
8:15 Doug Edwards and Newe
6 30 Western Roundup
7:00 Blue Angels
7 30 To Tell the Truth
8 00 Pete tt Gladvs
8 30 Bringing Up Buddy
9i)il Danny Thomae
30 Andy Griffith
10:00 Hennessey
10:30 The Purucker Ouyi
10:43 Final Report
TUKSDA'V
10:40 Morning News
10:45 Copco Homo Show
11:00 Love of I.I re
11:30 Search for Tomorrow
11:45 Guldlnt Light
i a i'ii (..amouuage
12 30 As the World Turns
1 mi Full Circle
1:30 House Parlv
2:00 The Millionaire
2 30 Verdict Is Yours
3:00 Brighter Day
3:13 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge nf Night
4 00 Around the House
4:15 Visit With City Police
4:30 Uncle Rill
5 JO Quick Draw McGraw
6 00 TV Weaterman
8 03 Channel 5 Report
8:15 Doug Edwards
8 30 Takes
7 AO John Lusk Present!
7:15 Business Parade
7:30 Best of Post
8 00 Father Knows Beat
8:30 Dooie Gllhs I
9:00 Tom F.well J
30--Red Skellon '
10:00 larry Moore
11:00 Final News Report
11:14 Sign Oil
fi ? 6- 9-25
-28-29 85-861
St
OfSSINI
MAY 23
JUNE 23
R.) 4-14-16-221
' 24-31 -32-90I
1AURUS
APR. 21
I JT MAY 'I
3-41-47-49
'62-69-74
CANCil
JUNE 23
A 20-26-30-45
60-71-72
toS1.53-58-61
165-67-80-821
VIIGO
AUG. 24
SEPT. 22
V152-54.56-641
77 78-83
STAR GAZER
By CLAY R- POL1-AN-
M Your Daily Activity Guide JK
According to th Start.
To develop message for Tuesday,
read words corresponding to numbers
of your Zodiac birth sign.
1 Upwofd 31 Accomplish 61 Pw
2 Ploy 32 Important 62 Neglect
3 Fin 33 FfOm 63 A
A It's 34 Importonr 6 You
5 Tietvi 35 F.nonciol 65 For
6 Your 36 Best 66 Promijing
7 You'll 37 for 67 Love-n)tY)
8 It 38 Folks 68 Som)
? Cord 3 Moving 69 Your
lOW.n -tOTodoy 70 Bring
11 Spending 41 To 71 Especially
1 2 Good 42 Picture 72 Collections
13 Looiely 43 Won't 73 Hunch
U Easier 44 Money 74 Dunes. '
1 5 Support 45 Money f5New
16 For 46 Possible 76 Your
17 Improvement 47 Day-deom 77 Some
IS In 48 Day 7B Cheerful
19 Your 49 And 79 Heorl's
20 Good 50 Doles 80 Be
21 Evident 51 Late 81 Professional
22 You 52 Mailman 82 Reserved
23 Eosy 53 Evening 83 News
24 To 54 May 84 Desires,
25 Right 55 And 85 Good
26 Outlook 56 Bring 86 Results
27 Try 57 Ploy 87Todoy
28 And 58 Is 88 Experiments
29 Expect ' 59 Seeing 89 Persons
30For - 60Deolings 900bjeclrvet
Good ()Advcrse Neutral
'-EPT. 23 H
OCT. 23 41
1- 5-
B7-o8-75-B8
SCORPIO
OCT. 24 CdJl
t-JOV. 23
36-37-39-50
155-59 81-89
SAGITTARIUS
NOV.
DtC 22
3-44.48-57(
163 66-73 V
,22 Ml
CAPRICORN
Dtc; 23
JAN. 20 Vlv
7-10-12.15(5
G3-34-38
AQUARIUS
:;an. 2i
FEB. 19
17.1R.19.35,
U2-46-87 &
riscis
feb. 20
MM 21
ll-13-40-43(C'
70-76-79-84 Vi-
Six Advanced Training
Classes Are Scheduled
Medford is included in a
series of six advanced police
training classes planned for
city and county police officers
in 19 Oregon cities during the
next two months, according to
Robert E. Moulton, police
training consultant with the
bureau of municipal research
and service, University , of
Oregon.
FBI instructors will conduct
the first class in Coos Bay
today and will meet with lo
cal police officers in Rose
burg, Medford, Klamath Falls,
Bend, Albany,, Salem, Mc
Minnville, Astoria, Oregon
City, The Dalles, Pendleton,
Baker, Ontario and Eugene
during the next three weeks.
Subjects and Instructors of
the other five classes are po
lice lineup and roadblocks,
Kenneth E. Allen, chief crim
inal deputy, Lane county
sheriff's office, Eugene; scien
tific aids for investigation, Lt.
Manual J. Boyes and Sgt.
Ralph W. Prouty, Oregon
stale police; firearms train
ing, Lt. Orlo McGee, Medford
police department; police and
the mentally ill, Lt. Thomas
Simmons, Portland bureau of
police; Interviews, confession
and signed statements, Sgt
Dale Allen, Eugene police de
partment. Advanced police , training
courses are held annually
throughout the state. A total
of 678 police officers of cities,
counties, and other lawn en
forcement agencies attended
classes last spring, and certif
icates were awarded to 493.
' The classes are sponsored
by the Oregon Association of
City Police Officers and the
Oregon State Sheriff's associa
tion, in cooperation with the
federal bureau of investiga
tion, the Oregon slate police,
the League of Oregon Cities,
and the bureau municipal re
search and service.
Washington Senate
Passes Bridge Bill
Salem - IUPD - State Rep.
William Holmstrom said Fri
day he is "elated" that the
Washington Senate passed the
Astoria-Megler bridge bill and
by a large majority.
The Washington solons ap
proved the bill 39-3 after
some amending and sent it to
the House. - ,
The Gearhart Democrat is
sponsor of a similar bill in
the Oregon House. Approval
of the bridge is contingent
upon passage by both legis
latures. The proposed $24 million
project would span the Co
lumbia river and close the
only gap in U.S. Highway 101
which runs along the coast
from Canada to Mexico.
Washington - (UPM-President
Kennedy will meet this week
with President Kwame Nkru
mah of Ghana for what ob
viously will include a major
discussion of the Congo, it
has been announced.
COURSE DESEGREGATED
Savannah, Ga. - IUPII - City
officials have revealed Sa
vannah's Municipal Golf
course has been opened to Ne
groes on a full-time basis.
STONE'S TV SERVICE
1119 EAST JACKSON
Day SP 2-8266, Eva SP 3-2692
Wa Recommend & Ui
RCA Tubes
We Give Silver Dollar Stamps
Prescriptions
Day or Night
CALL ... FSI
SP 2-2330
W. Main Pharmacy
135 West Main at Grape
"Where prescriptions are filled
UP to a standard NOT down
to a price."
ISTAMPU
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
MONDAY
4:00 American BandiUnd '
3:00 Chaplain' Corner
5:10 Town & Country Work Shop
5:30 Dennis the Menace
6:00 Six O'Clock Report
8:10 Weather
6:15 Doug Edwarda
8:30 Rod Skelton
7:00 Hcnncsey
7:30 Cheyenne
8:30 Bringing Up Buddy
9:00 Danny Thorn at
0:30 Adventures In Paradise
10:30 PPter Gunn
TUKSDAY
10:40 Morning News
10:45 Copco Tlome Show
11:00 Murnina court
11:30 Love That Bob
12:0(1 CammiflAse
13:30 As the World Turns
1,00 About Facet
1:24 News
1:30 House Party
2:00 Dny m Court
2:30 Road to Reality
3:00 Brighter Day
3:13 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 American Bandstand
3:uo Chaplnin's Corner
3:10 Tech Talks
3:30 Quick Draw McGraw
6:00 Six o'Clock Report
6:10 TV Weatherman
6:13 Doug Edwards and News
6:30 Wilbur & Mr. Ed
7:00 Expedition
7:30 Best of Post
B:00 The Rifleman
R:30 Wyatt Sarp
9:00 Stagecoach West
10:00 Alcoa Presents
10:30 Garry Moore
UAI T'QTV&KADIO
IffHLI O SKUVICK
"Oldeit Shop In So. Oregon"
2300 So. Stage Rd. SP 22269
Serving Medford & Vicinity
Alio Hi-Fi and Stereo Service
Celts Monday thru Thursday
8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m.
to 4 p.m.
Free
Delivery
6;
3
iy TUESDAY .
Phone
3-7444
SPECIALI
Borden's
MAYONNAISE
39V
4
3
Ed Milne'i
QUALITY UARKET
222 W. Main
Next to Copco
Strange As It Seems By elsif mx
JW0 SCIEMTISTS
in the 19th century,
TStyiUG TO EXPLAIN
EUEK&y, CLAIMED THAT
THE PROCESS 0? THOUGHT WA5
MOTIVATED B PHOSPHORUS,,,
ANOTHER AUTVIOstlTy,'
KW0WIWG THAT FISH ARE
RICH IW PHOSPHORUS,
SUGGESTED THAT
PISH MIGHT BE GOOD
F0k THE- BkAIW
HOWEVER, FISH
IS NOT A .
BZAIH FOOD
lb
the oveh birds,
of tropica America,
BUILD 0VEW-LIKE NEST5 OP MUD
AMD TWIGS COMPLETE WITH .
PASSAGEWAY TO AN IHWEe ROOM
HOW COLD IS
TWICE AS COLD
AS 'ZERO K f
-Answer .
tomorrow-, "SO
z
i2
z
u
byBULOVA
EASY f
TERMS A
m
run Hot m s am.
it'irttd tssr.hsssobsr.
?J rtnt't. UflBrsifclMs
msinipltsi Is ysllsw f,
MS !l Jt
rill! UIT M I luill
simsis mist j isksii.
usnrsshibls msisien
In ytllow or wftit
S&H Green Stamps
218 EAST MAIN
HEY KIDS!
CLIP AND SAVE THIS
KIWANIS KAPERS COUPON
Turn this coupon in at the door with 25c and tea
th gayest, most delightful show of th year.
"OFF THE HOOK"
JOIN THE FUN
Bring the Family
JVlWlWlWlWliflWlWl(lWhlWlWiWlWlWlWlWlWlWlWlV'
'rUlsllllliiiiui minium iiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiuisiiia:
III This Ticket, Plus 25c 51
a av
Admiti one tludent, ninth grade or under,
to a ipecial performance ol the
13th Annual Kiwinii Kapn
"OFF THE HOOK"
Wednesday, March 8, 1941
Proceeds to Dental Clinic
3
iiwiwiwiwiWiWAmri.iiWiuiwiwiWAmiiwtWiUirrci
MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Answer to Saturday's Puzxll
ACROSS
1-Parm animal.
H-Pierct
8-Walk
12Tirra del
Fuegan
Indian
13- Klller whale
14- Time long
alnce past
IB-Acts of
kind nest
17-Twfrl
IK-Haul
19-Kind of
fabric
Jl-Prophti
23-Burrowinf
animal
34 -.Sal I ore
(colloq.)
16-One who
shares room
3B-Peer Oynt's
mother
30-Gull-llk
birda
Jl-Piece of cut
timber
S2-Makea
destitute
84-Smoke and
foj
S5-Man'e name
36- Tolls
37- Hat
ornament
40- Sharp
41- Leave out
42- Revere
46 - Competent
47- Arabian
chieftain
48- Race of
lettuce
49- Entrance
50- Wheel tracka
51- Drunkard
DOWN
1- Male swan
2- Number
3- Rover
4- Couchee
6-Tldy
6 -Perform
7-Musical
instruments
8 -Method
9-Drlnk
heavily
10-Great Lake
U-Qunker
leader
16-ls mistaken
20- Charlty
21- Plerce
Si-Comfort
23-Cuutomi
25- Pistol
26- Books of
facts
2T-Instrument
2S-Urges on
30-Domestlcate
33- Chrlstian
festival
34- Prophet
36-Equals
CAglF rfnTo jlj A L T
ALE AB I k H QjA
I i rS Tpjyp T
jjA J O IP lf O ItV
W O W H.VlOlM ElMfeSIElT
m ) l AMiraraM- L O H IA
r m v iBn"A G
. B- pBRr cvi3 - s
ft e slsasMpiisEilN
37-Krog
3S-Pulpit
.19-Storage pit
40-Intertwine
41-Large bird
44- Also
45- Superlatlve
end! tip
U g;2S 26 27 28
32 33 S 34
1 I I hr 1 11 inl
Cistt. by UDitad i'utuie Sjndicau, Inc. . 6
Hniil M Wdl) DO
rMAffl IF RC0UN...
I HAVE NATtlRALL'i'
u giii-i is a.1 r, i n, ir eivii.isi t N I (jfyn iyi
WZ limOLIKEVEWMUCH W 00,
TD HAVtVOUMEcT J FRIEOA.J
H Y V FRIEDA! S UrZS CURLV HAIK! S
DO V00 FSBl THAT SPRlNS WILL
BE HERE SOON? I BEL0NS TO
TWELVE RECORD CLUBS !N0U) THAT
(01S SETTlNS A GOOD PICTURE ON
OK TV, THE PR06RAM5 ARE 10US
1
FRIEDA PRIDE5 HERSELF ON
KIMS A 6000 CONVERSATIONALIST.'
J)
MS U'UJ .,,11 f
i m M&tiM ...imc rtii.1 i n puccw
jm V JHlSALEEAPy WP ICUKSEONyoN
'1, i aliaMaaa mCt ,T! wtye ,N r kjfeenal
Ti ON ONE OF THE K3r fo IT.' 1 MACHINE .'
r-"
w
LAP.OFF Y6 TO BUT DO NOT
THE VILLAGE RIPE Y THE
ANP FETCH THE BAPAK SITE...
ANIMAL YOU TOO MAy
HEALEBIH BECON5UAEP
By THE EVIL
BEAM
sar
a
l,ss.lt
CTFVC. T TUINK 1 V WOULP IT MAKE T
HUET ycHJE FEfLINSS, AMENPS IF I
TWITTING you ABOUT A4KEP SOi TO 5
AMEEICAN FEMALE HAVE PINNER
POMINATION... J WITH FATHtK ma I
A1E-INOUB V
APARTMENT?J
il f, 'r j
HAVE GIVEN
OFPEEPTHOUC-W!
-THE ANSWER 15-
M s A1E-INOUR VV1"-"'- "' I
ALL RIGHT.'-AH'LL
REMOVE -vO' FROM
LX3GPATCH- BUT; THEW,
SoB.'-NEXT ELECTION!,
AH'LL BE REMOVED
FUM TH SENATE.'.r( T,
vs.?
. V"tHE DEFARTMENTOF f VO' BETTER FLW
UAKLINva." J WILDLIFE5 DISCOVERED A DOM T LEAVE I FASTER M THEM l-v
) -8LUSH.'- ri JM-HOUR CURE FOR A VEX VOTERS.'' BlTI NG ALES, OR ALL A
Sf ' MEAN, MJ BITINQALE BITE. V AH LL FLi rTT If VO LL FIND HERE IS I
J( SENATOR N, , v-Vn y RIGHT Jt I BIT VOTERS"
Iv'fe f ri W' V DowMr; - j
.iiSFl -I i. VW'MLi l U , ..Ji N fi-li: ll
t' WILL.1 t DIOH'T EXPECT "V ES, I WAS PROF tSSOR OF EHSIISH BUT I HAVE A WIFE AND TWO 1 'if IF I CAN DELIVER THE "PACKAGE V0U X1
I WILLIE KEE WOULO TURN I LITERATURE AT NANKNfi UMtVERSlTV WHY HAVE CHILDRErl, WR. SAWYER, ff WISH, 5, THE 5,000 HONS KOUS DOLLARS p ,
OUT TO BE PR. KEE, AN EX- AvUNTIL THE REDS TOOK OVER. 'U YOU BECOME WE REfUSEES fiAIN A fi I WILL RECEIVE WILL BUY A J
l
h J Sf I ftlN'T Xj I COME ON, " JUGHftlD -60 WASH I P-rrr pp
s PAW've vVHONQRy J7 oceuLLEry real good an' I'll r- A. -fl?7 ;
i: CAN'T 60 OFF V3 rnS BCK-EVPED0?!flS 9At
!t 'POSSUM HUNTIN'AJA -3 , H l!0 ( GtIeNS AN' ly'h
llll'llllilliUHIIIIII" W VOU SHOULO CtEAOVOUOi' I KNOW TUDSUUVS IS HAVING SHE DOES ALL RIGHT "f-
,- - L N6SA.SPAPEI? MCPE SO J A DRESS SALE AND I NEED r- V FOR SOMEONE
9L0N0IE.VJHAT J f , VOJ'O KNOW WATS t-' TWENTY . f WHO DOESNT KMOW 1
EFFECT DO VOU v U MJ?.eNT V. 3C'N5 CM IM THE J DOLLARS V ft&1 WHAT'S GOING OJ
THINK INFLATION )", .J.,. -fSCQLD I ' TO EKJV ONE I r .
Out? ECONOMIC J IOEA- V -2
s !:
I MUTT, CAN YOU PLURAL I f VEH, M3U V' DO VDU 1 I SURE, UNAWARE IS W I THOuruT
TELL ME THE J FOR KNOW WHEN I KNOW WHAT WHAT YOU PUT ON ) h ,-tumV I
PLUPALF0R (UNAWARE? THESES MORE UNAWARE J FIRST AND TAKE f T JZTL. I
LIN AWA RE j sOlj