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Newspaper Page TextI THURSDAY, JULY 12. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, OREGON RADIO loinmfc luted below are received KYJC 1230 ke KMED '1440 ko T7u rnull Thnmu ILocal Newa a is Mnic i Road Show 4 30Newe (Alex Drier 4 45 Sporte-Muilc Emphatle V nnZTrns Niwi INewi-Harvey 5 15 Muiic Nlhungalt 5 30 Newi Newi 8:45 SporU-Muilc Hank Weaver 6 00-CBS Newi INewi-Sporta 6 15 Muiic lEmphasU 5 30 Newa Analyala IDtnner Muiic 6 45 SporU-Muilc (Dinner Mualc 7:00 Wrld Tonlta iNewa Mualc 7 15 Muiic luinner musio rpori newa 7 30 Newi-Miiilc M fieatly INewilinea 7:45 Sporta-Muatc lEdw. Morgan IWealher 8"b6ZTCBSNewi (Land of MuiloNew 8:15 Muiic Land of Muaio Sport 8:30 Newa-Muafe Land of MuaiciNewalinea 8:45 Sporta-Muilc ILand of Muaiol 9:00 Newi 9:15 Music 9:30 Newa-Muaic 9:45 Sporti-Muiic 10.00 Newa 10:15 Music 10 JO News-Music 10:45 SportsMuslc iTflOSign OH 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 INewi IGo Show I Go Show IGo Show News iNiRhtbeat INightbeat JNightbeat ""'Good Newi" Nightbeat Nightbeat JNightbeat Sign Off RADIO 8:00 8:15 8 30 8:45 "8:00 Newi Rnd Op 6:15 Muiic 6:30 Frank Goii A :458porU-Mui(c 7 :00 Newi Rnd Up 7:1,-5 Music Sign On, Newi waKe U (Hemingway IWeather 7 30 Newi 7 :45 Sports-Music R V Report IWeather 8:00 CBS Newa-WthllLocal Newa -Music inigniingaiai ain In Mnltvwnod ABC Newa AdU N 8 !45 Sports-Music jEmphasla 9 00 News-Godfrey IHrnnt. uiud 9 15 Arthur GodfreyBrkru. Crib 9-30 Arthur GodfreylBrkfst. Club 9:45 Arthur Godfrey I Brkfst. Club ro'oo Newi "Local Newi 10 15 Houseparty ITelloTeit 10-30 Garry Moore (ABC Newa 10:45Croaby'ClooneyiEmphaaia CBS Nawi Local Nowi 1 1 1 5 Music Listen 11:30 Washington ABC Newi 1 1 :45 Sporu-Muslc JEmphasla I'n'.fwi Mii, 'Nauii 1 2 r 1 S Muiic IWenlhr iriii-Wnmin'! Wrld (Valley ReDort 12:45 Sports-Music Paul Harvey 1 0OCBS Newa Local Newa 115 Muiic iHouse Party 1 :30 Woman"! wrld IABC Newi 1 :45 Spti-Muilc 'Emphasis TooBS Newi ILocal Newi 2 is Muiic Hear Show 3 30 Woman! Wrld IABC Newa 2:45 Sports-Music (Emphasis 3 OOCBS Newi " ILocal News 3 is Music IHear Show 3 30 Sidelight! (ABC Newi 3-43 Snorts-Time (Emphasis 4 00 Lowell thomaa (Local Newi 4:15 Music (Road Show 4:30 Newa-Muiio (Alex Drier 4:45 Frank Gobs lEmphasis Ann PRR Nura INewi, Harvey n i. Pni'lfie Pnwtr N chtinaaia 8:30 Nw HeHdlinci News Wake Up Wake Uo first Newa 8:45 Sports-Mustc HankWeaver IWeather 6:00 CBS Nawi (News-Sporti (News 6 : 1 5 Music IKmphasia ISporta 0 ;o Newi Analyst! Commentary INewilinea 8 45 Sports-Music iDlnnet MuilcIWeather 7:00 Wrld Tonlta INewi Music INews 715 Music IDtnner Muaio ISporta 7 30 News-Music iM Beatty (Newslinei 7 :45 Sports-Music fEdw. Morgan Weather :00 CBS Nawi INews-Muslc jNewi Rift Muiic Land Mualc I Sport . fl 30 News-Mustc I Land Music 8:45 SporU-Muilc (Land Music 9 00 Newa 915 Music 9 30 News-Music 9 45 Sports-Music 10:00 Newa" 10:15 Music 10:30 News-Music 10:45 Sports-Music 11 oo Sign Off 11:15 M30 11:45 News Go (Go Show IGo Shuw IGo She w INews INtghlheat Nightbeat JNightbeat (Good Newi iNlghtbeat Nightheat INlghtbeat 12 00 iSign Off TELEVISION PROGRAMS Tht ollowlna TV broaden! lof il ptlnred al a In public tetvic lor th Mail Tribunt'i nadtrl and TV iwrl. Schadul changaa ar printed at provided by lh TV atarioni and lh Mall Tribun cannot accept reiponlibility lor nora or omiaiionl. KBES-TV (Channel 5) TH t'KSItA Y 4 00 Kaletdoicope 4 30 Mighty Mouia 8 00 Uncle BUI 8 30 Roy Rngeri 11 no Your TV Weatherman 8 05 Channel 5 Report 8 ift Walter Cronkite Newi ft 30 Sport Roundup 6 45 TBA 7 oo Frontier Circus 8 oo Orrte V Harriet 8 30 Shannon 9 no Sea Hunt 9 30 M Squad 10 30 Brenner H no News Final It 15 Stages 12 45 Sign Oft Fllll) A V 9 M CBS Newi 10 00 Love of Life 10 30 St-an-h for Tomorrow 10 45 Guiding Light 1 1 oo Jane Wvman 11 30 As the World Turni 12 00 I'awwurrl 12 30 HinihC Parly 1 01V The Millionaire 1 30 To Trll tha Truth 1 54 t'BS Nrwa 2 oo Secret Slorm 2 30 Ediie of Night 3 00 Jnhnnie Linn 3 30 Kaleidicoin 4 oo A i mind the Home 4 15 Vim With City Poltca 4 10 ni le Bill Show ft 30 Hut klehrrry Hound fi no Your TV Weatherman 6 05 Channel 5 Report A 15Valier Cronkite Newi fl 30 Raw hide 7 30Hmite Kfl R 30 Law of tlie Plainiman 0 no Countrv Show ft 30 Twilight Zona 10 on Untouchablea 1 1 na-Ncwi Final 11 15 P h a n t o m from 10,000 I .eaatiien 12 48 Sign OH KMED-TV (Channel 10) Thiirsdnv 4 on focal Point 5 00 Cartonn Carnival i0 New reel 10 A 15 Hunilev-Brinkley Nlwa IS 30 Outlaw! 7 30Di Klldart 8 30 Hiirel A no Sme Along with Mitch it) KiiW lo O cIo-k Newi in 15 Tonlte Show 12 00 News. Weather. Sign Off Friday H 5 Shmi On Morning Visit n no I'm e Is ni jht ici (t 30 Cimt entralion in no Fir t Impremiiona in .10 1 iith Or Consequrntea 10 55 NBC News 11 tin J nn Murray (c) 1 1 25 NHC News 11 3(t l.oretta Young 12 00 Young Dr Malone 12 30 Our Five Daughters 1 oo Make Room (or Daddy 1 30 Hirea Hollywood 1 55 NHC Newi 3 no Queen (or Dav 2 30 Who Do You Trust 3 no Thrater 10 The World 3 .in Ladies Dav 4 ro Focal Point 5 oo Cartoon Carnival n oo Newsreel ") n 15 Huntley-Brinkley News r, 30 Pierce Commentary ft 45Sports HlghHghta 0 50 Weather Special TOO King o( Diamonds 7 30 Rohift Talor r)etecllei g 3(i World of PMlv Grtn 0 3d ( hrt Huntlev Report )0 oold n'Clork Nes 10 5 Tonlta !how ic 12 00 Nawi. Weather. Sign Off PROGRAMS THURSDAY from the radio ttatiuns end the Mall IKWIN IKBOYAM KBOY J51 lie 730 Kc INewi Headlines 95L3 mr i Head 1 1 net " iContraata iNewa , Contrail Headlines 'Eriltor'al Sporla Serenade Weather Serenane Sercnacie Serenade Shopper ISwlng Thing Newa. 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Vfx Uncle Rick Contrast Wewa INewa (Sporla IContraata IHdlines., Wx IHdlinesrWx"" IBargalni IBargnlna INewa (News ISport IContraits IHdlines., Wx IHdUnea, Wx Uncle Rick (Contrails INewa INewa lUncteRlck 'Contrasts newa Shopper INewslinea iWeather INewa Com. Newa INewilinea IWeather Sa titty Serenade Newslinei IWeathei Newi I Sport a ISports (Bill Lively irarm Mkt IFarm IPaclflc Power Stock Mkt. Stock IMkl. Report (Cronkite IContraata itadiei Fair IHdllnea.rWx IHdlines Wx ICom. Newa iCronklta IContrasU Chng. World Newa (Contrasta IWeather ICronklta IContrasta News IHdllnca.Wx IHdlines Wx" ISporta IBargaina (Bargains (Newslinei (Newa Newa IWeather ISporta Contrasts INewi IHdlines., Wx IHdlines. Wx" ISporta INewa-Swing 'Contrasta INewillnei (Swing Thing INewi IWeather ISpta , Swing IContrasta I World Newi IHdlines , Wx I Hd lines.. Wx (Shopper ISwlng Thing Contrast! INewslinei Newi-Swlng INewa Weather ISpta, Swing IContrastli INewi IWeather tWenther ISdi INewilinea (Sporti ISporta (Swing Thing iSrronarte "IWx.. Sw'lna IWeathei ISwlng Thing ISercna.ie INewi (.Serenade 'Swing Thing iSerenade IWx , Swing INewi IMIsalnn IRelaxalion ISign Oft (Relaxation :neiaxnuon (Editorial Relaxation IConcert IConcert IConcert I Concert tj7.z Srene IJazz Scene "(Newa (.1 nr. 7, Srsna Anything Anything ""Anything (Anything (Late Show ILate Show Newslinei IWeather News ISporta News lines iWeather ILate Show KOTI-TV (Channel 2) THt'RSDAT 4:00 College of the Air 4:30 Uncle Bill fl:00 ABC Evening Report 8:15 Industry on Parade 8:30 Bullwinkle 0 00 Six O'clock Report Group Appointed To Study Pursuits Salem-WPli-The rhnirmnn of Oregon's Traffic Sofrly Com mission, Wnrnc Nunn, Wod nesdR.v appointed a special committee to study "hoi pur stilt" and potential penalties for those who attempt to out run police vehicles. Nunn, Gov. Mark Hatfield's executive assistant, n a m e d James G. Welch. Salem, to head the seven member com mittee. Other members are State Police Superintendent 11. G. Maison; Lane County DiMriet Juriue William Beckett: Police Chief Oliver Reeves. La Grande: Baker County Sher iff riclmar Dixon; Marion County Disl. Ally. Hattie Kremen, and Asst. Atty. Gen. Leonard Pearlman. Welch, managing editor of the Salem Capital Journal, said he would set a date for the committee's first meeting soon. Inventor Bequeaths Funds To University Wasco, Tex. - UTH John Harry Phillips. Inventor of the famous Phillips screw and pneumatic drill, left $.100,000 to Baylor university for scholarships under the will filed for probate after Ins recent death at the age of R!). The sc ho 1 a rsh i ps at the Baptist school will be avail able to "needy, deserving and worthy boys and girls who have shown proficiency in their studies and who deserve a university education at Baylor university." HEW SPENDING New York - fl'PP - Public and private spending for health, education and welfare will average out to an esti mated $514 per person in lflrt2, compared with S232 in lfl3. according to the Na tional Inuslnol conference baartf Tribune iiiumn no reiponilblllty FM TKDOV KRVC HJU0 kc 11330 kc iMuilc iNewa-Hymn i Music 'Mualc I Mualc iNewa-Hymn Road Report JMutlc 'Muiic ISlgn Off Christ Muiic IKloriei IChilda. Hour IChildi. Hour "Bit of Heaven I Music Hymni INewi iMuiic IChrlit. Music IChrlil Muiic IChrlit. Music IChrlit. Muiic" IChrlit. Muiic IChrlil. Muiic i Sign Off R I D A Y ISlgn On I Bret Steele INews-Hymn tWeat. Music ISign on. Wx. iWeitrMusic INews Fnnn Newi Newi-Hymn Dnlly Bread IWest music 1 music IFarm Report IWciither I Music INcwi-Hymn (Linn's Line iLlnn'a Line t Linn 'i Line INcwi-Hymn I Music I Muiic Music INewi IChrlit. Muiic l20thCjl. Hr T20th C. R Hr? IChrist. Muiic IHlhle lnat. IBible Inst. Wx Mkt (Music Deliverance (Newi-Hymn Deliverance i Road Reoort Back to Bible IMusic (Back to Bible "Music IJoy of Living News-Hymn IMusic !G. Wade IBargatn Bell Trader Horn IMusic IMusic INews-Hymn IMusic IMusic Church Newi Music Headlines Christ. Music Newi Music IMusic INews-Hymn (Reg. News I Road Report IMusic IMeetlnga Music IMusic Mkt. Mkt Music Music Gospel Music liobpei music Request Pgm. Request Pgm. Your Request Your Request Music News-Hymn I Music Trader Horn IMusic (Quiet Time IMusic INews-Hymn Music I Music (Christ Classic (Christ. Classic IMUSIC Music Music Ncwa-Hymn Music Music Music Stories Childs. Hour Childa.Hour Bit of Heaven Music Newi-H.vmn Muiic Road Report IChrlit. Muiic music iwewa - " (Music IMusic ISign Off IChrist. Music fChrlst. Music lChrisLMusic HChrist. Music Christ. Music (Christ. Music Sign Off I KSHA 860 KC Sign on at fi:30 a.m., ign music programs all day with newa and weather every hour on tha half hour. (1:10 TV Weatherman (t:l.t Walter Cronkite Newi fl:30 Oziie A Harriet 7:00 Farm Journal 7:30 Real McCoya fl;00 My Three Sons R:30-Lhw At Mr. Jonei 9 :00 Sea Hunt 0-30 H7el to. AO A 11C Flnwl Report 10:15 Untout-hiihle. 11:15 Showtime on "2" 12 45 Sign OH Kit 11, AY 9:40 -Chaplain's Corner 50 Morning Report 10 (Ml Tennessee Krnie Ford 10 30 Yours (or a Song 1 1 :00 Jane Wynian 11 30 As the World Tumi 12-00 Password 12 30 House Party 1 oo Day in Court 1 :30 Seven Keys 2. 00 Kerrot Storm 2.30 Edge o( Night 3 .00 American Bandstand 3:fl0 American Newsstand 4:00 College o( the Air 4 '30 Space Angels 4 35 Orr Cal Panorama 5:00 ABC Evening Report 5:15 Ore Cal Panoramw 5 30 Hiickleherrv Hound 8 00 Six O'clock Report ft lO TV Weatherman 815 Waller Cronkite News ft 30 Sportsman ft 45 Dan Smoot 7 00 Hnthawnv 7 3d Klint.itoncs (I on 77 Sunset Slrln 04i r.irKiM The lorruplori 10 no -AMI Final Heport to. IS Roller Ilerhv 1 1 l.i Showtime on "2' a . ..... .j I 1 s , . w. - , k .aaaak . ' v'M, rS vr. r : rrrjt j KYJC -RADIO 1230 STAR Bf CLAY Allll Af3 MAS. 22 H Your Daily Mmlr Guice K ' According lo Iht Stori. To develop message for Friday, read words corresponding to number of your Zodiac birth sign. K 6-17-28-39 .506978 f TAUlUt AM 21 I W MAY Jl 1 New 2 Scathing 3Takt 4Todoy' 5Chk 7 No tConl.d 9 Dan'r 31 Too 32 To 33 Hovo 34 To 35 On 36 You've 33-56-81 -88j OiMtM MAV 22 3t Ploce 3A.) 40 You 5-16-27- 1 1 You'll 41 To li1-72-(U-85 12 DovclopmSfih.42 Foicefulfy 13 Could ouKia A3 try 44 Some 45 A 46 A 47 Hod 48 01 4Moy 500thB 51 Foil 52 Avoid 53 M 54 To 55 Good 56A 57 Personal 58 You 59 In sOHundvM 14 Trior !5Aip6cu) 16 0. 17 The 18 Dor 19 Your - 20 Spook 21 In 22 Probobly 23 Point 24 End STr.p 26 Fovor (27 It 23Woy 29 Dmonf IUNCU JULY 23 2-132-3a Sy46-61B2-yQ UO 'jQ JULV u AUG. 23 1.I22S-M 4i-67-80-8( VMOO AUG. 24 sW. a 30Ernoliont H-30-41 Good Aderje )NenuiI 5257-68 Air Travelers To Use New Tour Book By CLAIRE COX United Pren International New York -(1)PD- Hundreds of guidebooks are published every year telling tourists where to stay and what to eat, wear, see and do. Now the department of agriculture has added to this store of knowledge with instructions on how to see America from the air. This unusual tour book Is entitled "That Land Down There." It is complete with photographs and descriptions of terrain as seen from a high flying aircraft. "The airplane has given travelers a new view of America," the guidebook says. "That patch of green -those curving bands of yel low - those spots of blue -those brown places. Ever wonder what they are? Kver try to figure out what goes on down there?" The agriculture experts point out that persons flying over the eastern part of the country are likely to see many forests. The midwest is made up mainly of plowed areas that look like checker boards from the air. Farther west are mountains and des erts and finally, forests, or chards and vineyards. For those who may have wondered about curving strips of yellow, brown and green seen from the air, the agriculture department ex plained they are the result of contour stripcropping. a plowing and planting method that keeps soil from washing away. Strips are plowed in a curve around a hill and are alternately seeded with plants that grow close together and grasses with heavy leaves and roots. The grass halts the (low of rainwater downhill. Colon Tell Crops The strips alternate green, yellow or brown al various times of year. When seen in mid-s u m m e r , the yellow strips are wheat, oats or bar ley. The green strips may be corn, cotton or meadow crops. If the strips are dark brown, dark red, or black, they may be places that have been plowed recently. Smooth areas seen from the sky usually are pastures, mea dows or ranges. East of the Mississippi, these plots may be In almost any shape. In the west, they usually are large expanses. Small dots of water that dot these areas are WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE "Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 2300 So. Stage Rd. 772-2264 Serving Medtord and Vicinity Calll Monday Thru Thursday ( A.M. t 6 P.M. Friday 8 A.M. t 4 P.M. GAXElCV K. POiXAN- SWT. OCT. U7 59.70 &. tcotrio 61 V..v 6?Cou 63 BorfOW 64 Th''s 65 Prom. OCT. NOV. 22 4-11-24-37Cd Us-56-79 AS 66 Ot 37 PfOPOkitlOna 67 Nt lAITTAKIUt N0Y.21 . OK. 22 fjSl 68 lauos 69 Will 70Mrnd 71 Today 72A 73 Monty 74Gom 75 Or 76 A 77 Gift 78 Folio 79 FinorKiol SOMorxry 81 Diwupt 2 Pleounr 83 You 84 Bit 85 Indnposod 86 0oporiunity 87 Nature 7.19.32-43?? P4-63-3 CAHICOtN JAN. 20 VV i, nn oo itZi 15560,71 VSi AOUAtlUl JAN. 21 It !M!.-3(n 9-62-B3-89 mat Ft. MAP. 21 88 Rclatwrtthiptj By concern 90 Nolo 713, r5456-74rO P576-77 farm ponds that average about half an acre. The guidebook says that unless a plane is flying very high, it is easy to distinguish forests from pastures. Trees cover vast areas in coastal zones, the Great Lakes region and the mountains. Most of these are in national forests preserved by the government. In the west, air travelers find it fairly easy to see which areas are desert and which are being irrigated be cause of the sharp contrasts In the terrain. Over the midwest, a travel er sees constantly changing patterns on the ground but roads at regular intervals. The roads were laid out to cut the land into mile-square sec tions. All this data, and more, too, are available for the sum of IS cents from the Superin tendent of Documents of the U.S. Government Printing Of fice in Washington, D.C. The writers of the book guarantee that after you read the book, you will find a new world the next time you peer through an airplane window. Council Plant New Office and Library New York - (UPH - The Na tional Council of Churches plans to open early in 1963 a Leland Foster Wood Office and Library to house the council's department of fam ily life and its library of Christian marriage and family life. The library, to be installed in the skyscraper Interchurch Center on New York's Morn ingside Heights, will be named In honor of Dr. Leland Foster Wood of Rochester, N.Y., a pioneer marriage counselor and family life edu cator. NEW BOUNTY BONANZA Point Mugu, Calif. - IUP0 -Fishing military hardware out of the sea may become the next bonanza for the space age county hunter. The Navy's Pacific missile range head quarters here has announced a schedule of rewards for mili tary equipment ranging from $100 for a wayward torpedo to S2S for a pilotless target aircraft. POOR MAN'S 100 TV j HOME sr..?; calls The teams, the games. invpiavi Stinvawuiuai Popular young sports caster CHRIS SCHgNKEL Is anchorman for an all Inclusive radio round up. Featuring national ot Important sport ing events. Overseas pickups, provocative Interviews, editorials and forecasts. Hear WORLDWIDE SPORTS MpfV day through Friday on iheCBSRadloNetvsork. 4:lS PJVL Strange As It KtSy WEST' ftorio'e, 15 CLOSE 10 CUBA THAW TO THE MAI U LAND OP THE . UNITED STATES ICHARD WAGNER MtMtZ HEARD HIS 6EEAT 0PE5A, "LOHENGRIN" UNTIL 14 YEARS APTEe HE HAD COMPOSED IT WHEW IT.WAS'PieST PRODUCED IVI I850, j HE WAS Ikl eX-ILB " 7-- SJXtl. M"1 "MWDA0HAs HE'S ALWS WANTED TO PM f HAS HE ACHIEVED ) L!i, ,'' ALUA'rlS HAD 60LF LIKE SAW 6NEAD AND I HIS AMBITION? J ?. ? yn AW8ITI0N5 TO BE BOWL LIKE DON CARTER ... v - t, y WA6(?EAT6flLFER M mrTSrl 9 1" tr yjpgg jljli ") j I t:.., :;''" nn ' 7r-rn r-"- Y tke poctobmvs Vi Mwrefr Kmi? pebpitaXf ( I know a small-type 1 S.5eVIC,55T. TOU AE EESTONPIrfe ON THS BALL! OUB PATIENT 15 i PT I MICKEY FINN WHICH WOULP 1 7 'AND HEBE IS THC OWEN, BUT WELL TO ALL THE J -CANT OOOF (5ITTIN' KE5TLE55 y j p-i L I KEEP HIM HEUE fWATLEASTJ a 1 DAILY KEPDKTfBOM WHEN 001 MEDICATION, Of P LIKE THIS S - il I 'If 1 VrWK IKK..., nrl J '-urL't "OL23!aClJM?l II -SECURE. IM THE i II -AMD 5CAUSE 1 - I I DESPISED MV J&llltF "CCtStW KNOWLEDGE THAT i. NO OTHER f-J OUITE I EMPLOYER, AND filT LOST L, m it 6IA ivf I I SHE'D BE LOYAL TO ,'t MAN WOULD J A U BETRAYED BY WY FOSOiCK'M GONE STEADY ME, BECAUSE SHE. 's LOOK AT r- SHOCK, L. LOVED ONE.'.' j ' CANT YOU 1 VJiTH HER LOVES ME.--- . ' V HER.'.' J ISN'T IT, DOES NO ONE. S DAUGHTERS SHEARS!! fjfe ' I' f ' ' rv, .T "'"5 JtETmm"f (0UUT ELFIN A' ft fC0M WTM Ml I TOIP YO U NOT i I I TEU.WIJ, BUZ, SHE LOOKS LIKE V" ,EVI"!ILVJw, CLFIMA 0OHT1DU VfflKltVtl ,, r u-T ACTIO LIKE ONE UNTIL I PlCHtP M HER FRATtRNniMta DEAR I 5K3. 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( LUKEY'S BARN TO PLAY aJj VE VAJUIN'T J V.vt A SAME OR TWO --V WEARIN' A TIE J iAN'TH' VARMINTS 5 CZTZ71 'V, ULDN'T LET Aniwir to Vtf :y'i Jft1 rHrH;'IAlRlB,-:l:FF AN T AjHI p Ll i' IgEpEMEli t Si-River in Italy 16-Word of hrtnor J7-PoHicript (abbr.) IS-Martinique volcano 40 -Cooled lava 43- Femal ruff 44- Skill 4-Falihood 47- Pinch 48- Anglo-Saxoa money 10 -Open work fabric 1 P P W P I6 1 l I" " H IT WL 5T23 24 ;?5r 26 27 sr LZ.'Wl I 44 4J 46 4? 48 49 50 51 jj 53 " I ms 1 1 I Ur I NO HE B0UL5 LIKE SAM 5NEA0 AND 60LF LIKE DON CABTER! IT