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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY
lugrami luted below rectlved from the radio tUtJuni and tb Mat) Trlbun uiuinti do responsibility
xcpi to tnakt chiiiK ar supplied. ,
KYJC IKMED KWIN ,KBOY AM KBOY FM jKDOV IKRVC
1230 kc 11440 Itc 1130 c '9yz mc 131,0 ke 13,.10.kc
4:00 CBS News Local Newi INewa Headline! Symposium House Party Children's Hr.
4:15 Put McCoy IRoad Show Shopper Swlna Thing ;Syniposlum IHouse Party Children Hr.
4:30 Sidelights Alex Drier INewslinei News. SwinK Symposium News 'News
445 Spoils -McCoyEmpha la IWeather ISpta., Swing Syjiipqsium 'Sign Off Sign Olf
"5:00 Lowell Thomas News-Harvey INewi Weather Symposium i
&:15 Pat McCoy (Nightingale ISporla New IKditoria) Symposium I 1
5:30 News-McCoy News 'NeuiHnes Sign Off Symposium !
3:45 Sports-McCoy 'Hank Weaver i Weather Symposium -
ISerenade
INews-Sporti tNews
I Emphasis iS-.orU
IM. Beatty INewslines
Edw. Morgan Weather
6:00 CBS Newi
6:15 Music
6:30 News-Music
6:45 Sports-Music
7:00 CBS Newi News Music INews
7:15 Sports H) inner Music ISport Newi
7:30 News Analysis iDinnei Music INewslines
7 :45 Sports-music I Pinner Music IWeather
86b World Tonight Land of Music News
8:15 Music Land of MubIo Sports
8 JO News-Music Land of Music Newsllnes
8:45 Sports-Music lLand of Musio Weather
News Go
Go Show
Go Show
Go Show
0:00 CBS Newi
0:15 Music
9:30 News-Music
9 :45 Sportn-Muslc
10:00 News
10.15 Music
10:30 News-music
10:45 Sports-music
ifflO SignOff
11:15
11:30
11:45
12:00
News
Nlghtbeat
Nlghtbeat
Nlghtbeat
!Good News
INightheat
Nlghtbeat
(Nightbeat
ISign Off
News
Sport Newa
INewslines
IWeather
Devotion
Sign Off
Serenue
Serenade
ISerenaoe
""'Relaxation
Relaxation
(Relaxation
Relaxation
Editorial
Relaxation
Concert
Concert
Concert
Concert
Jazz Scene
IJazz Scene
News-Jazz
Jazz Scene
Anything
Anything
Anything
I Anything
Late Show
!Late Show
Until 2 a.m.
"RADIO PROGRAM S F R I D A Y
Sign On
5:00
5:15
5:30
5:45
"6:00 CBS News News
6:15 Montie Morrig (Wake Hp
8:30 News-Morris (Wake Up
6:45 Sports-Morris FirstNew
-7l0O News Roundup IHemlngway"
7:15 Montie Morris IWeather
7:30 CBS News R V Report
7:45 Montie Morris Weather
1:00 News-weather Local News
Nightingale
abu wewa
Emphasin
Brkfst. Club News
I
ISign on
I Farm Newa
ljcwslinea
IWeather
I Newt
ISports Vewa
INewslines 1
IWeathei
News
ISign On
I Waking Crew
ITNT Crew
Waking Crew
8:15 Montie Morris
8 :30 News-Morrii
Bj45 -Pet Parade
9:00 CBS Newi
S:15 Montie Morris
9:30 In Hollywood
9:45 SporU-Morria
10:00 News-Godfrey Local News
10:15 Arthur GodfrejITello Test
10:30 Arthur GodfreylABC Newa
10:45 Artnur uoafreyiiBA
lfiob CBS Newi ITBA"
11:15 Linkletter ITBA
11:30 Garry Moore ITBA
1 :45 Sports Morris ITBA
12:00 CBS News ITBA
12:15 Montie Morria ITBA
12:30 One Woman's ITBA
12:45 Weather MorrllTBA
ISign on. Wx.
Contrast!
imgn on, ivewilNewa
Farm News IFarm News
IWeather Headlines
lEdltoiial lErlitorial
News I New
Sports Contrasts
IHdlines.'Wx
Editorial
IHdlinei.. Wx.
IH Peck Newi lEdltortal
INewslines lMocki, Newt Ncws-Mkt
IWeathei Job Bulletin Job Bulletin
IHdllnes.. Wx. Midlines. Wx
Brkfst, Club Shopper Job Bulletin IContrasts
Brkfst Club INewslines 'News INews
Brkfat. Club IWeather Sports IContrasts
IHdllnes. Wx
INewa
I Com. Newa
Newsllnes
IWeather
table Rock
iRoundup
Newsllnes
IWeathei
Newi
(Hdllnes., Wx
IBargalna Bargains
mews livews
Sport Contrast
llfdllnen., Wx
Untie Rick
(News
'Uncle Rick
ISports
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1:00 CBS Newi
1:15 Montie Morris
1:30 Woman's World
1 :45 Sporta Morria
TBA
TBA
ABC Newi
Emphasis
Local News
2:00 CBS Newi Local News (News
2-us Montia Morria Hear ISports
2:30 Woman'l World IABC Newa INewslinei
2j5j -Sports McCoy Emphasis IWeather
3:00 CBS News I Local News (News
3:15 Pat McCoy IHear Show ISports
3:30 Woman'l WorldlABC Newa INewslinei
3:45 Sports McCoy iEmphasls Weather
4"r00CBSNrwa Locnl News IWorld News"
4:I5Pat McCoy Road Show IShopper
4:30 Sidelights Alex Drier iNewtilinei
5 Sjjojt ts MrCoyJ Em phasifi I Wea t her
5:00 Lowell Thomas Newi. Harvey INewa
3:15 Pat McCoy 'Nightingale ISports
5:30 News McCoy Headlines iNcwslinra
5:45 Sporta Mr Coy Hank Weaver Weather
CBS News INews-Snorta INews
Ifctnphasis imports
IWorld Newi INewslinei
ISnorti
iPaciflc PoweriStock Mkt.
JMktJleport Cronklte
ILadies Fair IHdlinei.. Wx
(Com. Newa ICronkile
Chng. World News
IWeather )Cronklte
IHdlfnen.Wx
IHdllnes. Wx
IContrasts
INewa
'Contrasts
ISports
farm Mkt.
Stock Mkt.
Contrasts
'Symposium
I Symposium
I Symposium
Symposium
Svninosium
(Bargains Symposium
INewa 'Symposium
Cronklte Symposium
Hdiines., Wx Symposium
Edit. or.nl 'Symposium
INews. Swing 'Symposium
ISpts, Swing Symposium
iHdllnes . Wx Symposum
ISwIng Thing ISymposium
I News-Swing Symposium
inpts , awing
Weather
Sign oft
6:00-
6:15 Music
6:30 News-music
8 :45 Sports-mtnic
7 :6b CBS Newi
7:15 Sporta
lEdw. Morgan IWeather
INews, Music
laymposluin
ISymposium
iSympohium
ISymposium
1 laymposium
I ISerenade
I
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INews, Hymn, News
Waking Crew IDaily Bread
iTNT Crew IMukIc
Farm ReportIWcathpr
INew7Hymn I Music
!Bill Stamps News
TNT Stamps ;Christ Music
INewF, Sportsi20th CM Hr.
"Stamp, Wx. 20th C. R Hr.
Bill Stamps Old Hymns
TNT Stamps 'Bible Inst.
iStamps, NewaJBiblelnst.
"Linn's Line (Deliverance
ILinn's Line Deliverance
ILinn's Line Mack to Bible
Linn's Line Backto Bible
Off Record Joy of Living
"Off Record Music
ITNT Record Bargain Bell
1 0 ff Record I M us 1 c
News Rccorti!Churcb News
lOff Record iMusic
ITNT Record IHpadlines
lOff Record Christ. Music
'News
lOff Record
TNT Horn
iMarkd
'Houie Party
IHouse Party
House Party
J4qusc Party
IHouse Party
IHouse Party
House Parly
'House Parly
IHouse Party
IHouse Party
IHouse Parly
I House Parly
I House Party
lllouse Party
INews
ISign orr
INews
Pnstor Coins
I Music
I Music
IGospcl Musio
Gospel Music
Request Pgm.
Inpquest Priii,
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lYour Request
IMusir
JQuletTime
"Christ Classic
Bit nf Heaven
I Music
Christians
Children Hr.
iChildrens Hr.
INews
ISign Off
INews
IDlnner Music Snorts
7:30 Conch Reporti jMHS Warmup INewslines
7:43 Mlib rootnau imhs rooiDaniweatner
8:00 MHS Football 1MIIS Football ICrater Ftbl.
8:15 MltS Football MHS Football (Crater Fthl.
8:30 MHS Football 1MHS Football iCrater Ftbl.
8:45 MHS Football IM1IS Football ICrater Fthl
9:0b MHS Football IMHS FootbatriCralrr Ftbl.
9:15 MHS Football IMIIS Foolball Crater Fthl.
9:30 MHS Football IMHS Football ICrater Ftbl.
9:45 MHS Football IMHS Foothall iWf.nther
10:00-
ISerenaue
ISerennrle
(Serenade
iRelaxallnn
IRclHxation
(Relaxation
'Relaxation
""Editorial
Relaxation
(Concert
1 Concert
ICom-erl
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Ua.z Sccnr
-News
10:15 Music
10:30 News-mimir
10:45 Sports-in 11 sic
11:00 Sign off
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ll. 30
1 1 :45
INews
INightheat
INightheat
JNightbeat
I Good Newi"
INightheat
INightheat
iNfghtbeat
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lAnythfng
lAnything
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Anything
Late Show
ILate Show
KSHA
860 KC
Sisn on a l 7 a.m.. sign
off at 4:45 p.m. Quality
music programs all day
with news and weather
every hour on the half-hour.
12:00
1 Sign Off
Until 2 a.m. I
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TELEVISION PROGRAMS
The following TV broadcast log is printed 11 a fret public service for rht Mail Tribune's readers
and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by tht TV stations and the Mail Tribune
cannot accept responsibility for rters or omissions.
KBES-TV (Channel 5)
THURSDAY
4:00 Johnnie Linn
4:30 Mighty Mouse
5 00 Uncle Bill
5:30 Roy Rogers
fi:00 Your TV Weatherman
6.05 Channel 5 Report
fl 15 Walter Cronklte News
8:30 Sports Roundup
7:00 Rifleman
7:30 Mr. Ed
8 00 Ptrrv Mason
0:00 The Nurrs
10 00 McHhIc's Navy
10:30 M Squad
1 1 :Cfl ABC News Final
11:10 Top Star Bowling
12:10 Sign Off
10:00 Fred Astaire Premiere
11:00 News 10
11:15 Tonile Show Johnny
Carson in
100 News. Weather. Sign Off
FltlltAV
fi-ooCiiplain Kangaroo
9:00 Calendar
9:301 Love Lucv
10.00 Real MrCnvs
10:30 Pete and filndvi
11 :00 Love of Lite
11:25 CBS News
1 1 :30 Scrcb fur Tomorrow
1 1 -t.Wtiuirimg Llglit
12 (10 Collcae ot The Air
12 30 As Ihe World Turn
1 .(n,Pns5Word
1 3d HmiirpHrty
2 (Hi Jane Wvnian
2 ;tu To Yell 'Ihe Trulh
2 M CBS News
3 on Secret Storm
a ;ut Edge of Nisht
4.00 Johnnie Linn
4 30 Visit with Citv police
4 4; Social Securttv
5 on Um U' hill
5 M Hucklrberrv Hound
fi OH Your TV Weathrrman
fi 115 ChHnncI 5 Rrpnrl
H 13 Walter Cronklte News
H 30 I'm Dickens He's Fcmler
7 on Leave it to Braver
7 30 Riiwhtde
8 30 Route (i(t
9 3( Loretta Young
10 (i(t Alfred Httchcot k
1 1 on ARC News Final
11:15 Th Spoilers"
12 45 Sun OH
KMED-TV (Channel 10)
Thtimrtav
4 no Focal Point
4 30 Poneye Theatre
A 00 LtKinev Tunes
5 30 Laurel tk Harriv
5 55 Rentier's Weather Window
H DO Newsreel 10
B 15 Huntley-nrinkley New
fi 30 Feature Profile
0 35 Hanhn Sports
7 00 TBA
7 30 Wide Count rv
ft 30 Dr Kildare
9 30 Hael in
)0 nn Andy Wllliami In
1 1 O0 News
11 :15 Tonight Show Johnny
Carson in
f 00 News. Wealher. Sign Off
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
THI'HSUAY
4:00 Public Service Features
4 :30 Space Angels
4:35 Film Features
500 ABC Evening Report
5:15 Airman's World
5 30 nullwinkln
ti 00 Six o'clock Report
fi:loTV Weatherman
H I5 Walter Cronklte News
30 Sports Roundup
0 45 CHS News
7:00 Deputy
7 30 Ozzir A Harriet
ft 00 Siory Of
fl 30 Leave 11 in Braver
9 00 Mv Three Sons
!! 30 McHhIc's Navv
10 no Premiere
11:00 AlU: News Final
11 :l5-Showltme on "2"
Kill II AY
10.00 Tennessee Ernie Ford
UKlo Yours For a Song
11:00 Jane Wynian Presents
1 1 30 CamoulliiKc
12 00 College of Ihe Air
12:30 As The World Turns
1:00 TV Binco
1 :;io Seven Keys
2:00 Queen lor a Day
2 30 Who Do You Ti usl?
3 .110 Secret Storm
3 30 Discovery. American
Newsstand
4:00 Public Service Features
4 :30 Space Angels
4 35 Ore cal Pnnornma
5:00 ABC Evening Report
5:15 Ore Cal Panorama
3 :30 H uck loner rv Hound
fl:0( Six O'clock Report
ti:L5 Waller Cronklle News
:ti Sports Roundup
ti 45 t'HS News
7 30 Gallant Men
A 30 FMiit.stones
11 00 I'M Dickens- He's Kensler
0.3077 Sunset Strip
10:30 Llovd Bridges
11 00 ABC Final Report
1 1 :1 5 Showtime on "2"
Former Klickitat Sheriff Defeated
(MilctondHlc, Wash. il'I'li
Former Islii kilnl C u n t y
Shfriff E. C. Kaiser whs do
fralrd TursdRy in his bid tnr
Egan Reelected
Alaska Governor
Aiii'luirnKi'. Alaska - mil -Alaska
fiov. William A. Kan,
Dimoirat, was rci'lreted to
second term in n close victory j 'i"" 'itl He chai ses of mis
election to Ihe post ho resign
ed after he was accused of
mishandlinK public funds.
Kaiser won the C'.OI1 nomi
nation for sheriff despite the
fact that ho had been accused
of irregularities. Hut he ws
defeated, 2.:ill4 to 1.HS0. in the
Keneral election by D. 11.
I'uitt, who had been appoint
ed sheriff to succeed Kaiser.
The former sheriff was
acquitted by a Superior Court
jury of one count In ronnec-
over Ins Homihlican rhallonu.
er, Mike Slcpovich, former
territorial Kovernor.
Rep Kalph ,1. nivers held a
commanding lead over Lowell
Thomas Jr. lor a U.S. House
seat and Sen. Ernest
inn won reelection
(Iroen-
handliiiK funds, but the jury
could not ayree on other
counts against Kaiser and he
was released.
many
2S Slun On
0 2S Morninf Visit
9:30 CnntltifnUil ClnArnnm
10 110 The Prlct li nifhl ici
10:30 Cimcrntratiun
1100 Your rtr.t Imprrkhlnn ici
11.30 Truth or Conpqutncf
laiKl Mrrv Grltlln ici
1 00 l.oriMtn Vounir
1 30 Young Dr. Mnlonr
2 00 Make ltKm (or Dlddv
2 30 Mrre'f Mnllvuoort
3 00 Queen For A l)v
.1 :lo Who Do Ytiu Tru.lt
4 () Ffiml Pnlm
30 Pnpeyr 1 hrlrf
4 SO Internmlon! Shnwllmt
.1-30 Rev Sk Kmnk We.lher
ft oo Newnreel 10
fl l.WHiintley-Hrlnklev Newt
B 304 Knim ol Muair
fl S Jennings Pierre Tomtit.
7 On King ol Diamonds
1 30 (..ll.nl Men
30 Mum Miller in
B30 Don VCall Me Churlle
Moyor Reelected
At Forest Grove
Forest Grove iiri Clif
ford Howe w as reelected may.
or of Forest CJrove.
BOND MEASURE PASSES
Brownsville H'PI' A Sllmi.Otin
sewer bond measure received
a thuinpiiiK plurality of ln;i.
flB as a prime issue of local
Interest here. It easily exceed
ed the required M per cent
niHrgin for passage. Browns
ville docs not have a sewer
system now.
Incumbent Defeated
In Milwaukie Vote
I Milwaukie HTIi Joseph
j Bernard defeated incumbent
' Karl Clav as mayor of Mil
waukie by a wide mai Kin
docs lose'at POLLS
Salcin-itTI1 Dons itot a no
I vote ill Marion county. Voters
j decided by a vote of 20.R50 to
i H.h'10 to keep dogs on
leashes
WALT'S TvslvVcr
"Oldest Shop in So. Oregon"
JJOO So. Sitejt ltd. 773-2269
Sfmnsj Mtdford and Vicinity
Cillt Monday Thru Thursday
t A.M. to t P.M.
Friday I A.M. to 4 P.M.'
POOR MAN'S
UU TV
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Simply Call
772-8822
HOME
CALLS
TURKEY COSTS UP
WashihKlon-lUPU-The price
of your Thanksgiving turkey
will be higher this year. The
Agriculture Department esti
mates that this year's turkey
crop at 92 million birds, or 15
per cent below the figure last
year.
New York-OJPti-Dieting? Re
member there are virtually
no calorics in salad greens yet
they supply essential vitamins
and minerals, report nutri
tion experts.
LEGAL NOTICES
S O TICK
Pursuant to section 1.359 of the
Rulei and Regulations nf tht? Fed
eral Communication Commission,
notice ii hereby given thai Med
ford Printing Company, ha Tiled
with the Federal Communications
Commission, Washington, D. C, an
application for renewal nf the
lice nil e of Standard Broadcast Sta
tion KYJC, Medford, Oregon. Sta
tion KYJC opera tci on the fre
quency of la.'JO kilocycles. Officers,
directors and stockholders of the
licensee are:
Robert W. Ruhl
M;ibel W. Ruhl
Alta M. Lindxev
(.era Id T Latham
Herherl G. Grey
Alicia Ruhl Mac Arthur
(stockholder onlyi
Roxane Ruhl Simmons
istockholder only)
Attbie I.. Ferguson
(stockholder only,
Charles 11. Simmons III
istockholder only)
The application of Ihis station
for a renewal of its license to op
erate this station in the public
inleretit was tendered for liling
with the Federal Communications
Commission on November 2, lfi'2
Members of the public who desire
to bring to the Commission's
altentton facts concerning the op
eration of the station should write
to the K cdor hI Communications
Commission. Washington 25. O. C.
not later than December 2. I!fi2.
Letters should set forth in detail
the specific facts which Ihe writer
wishes Ihe Commission to consider
in passing on this application.
N O T ICE
Pursuant to Section 1 .3511 of the
Rules and Ren illations of the Fed
eral Communications Commission, '
notice is hereby given thai Radio
Medford. Inc., has filed with the
Federal Communications, Commis
sion, Washington. D. C, an appli
cation for renewal of the license
ol Standard Broadcast Station '
KMFJ), Medford. Oregon. Station
KMKU operates on the frequency
1440 kilocycles. The officers, di
rectors and stockholders of the li
censee arc:
J L. DeArmond
Dwighl H. Findley
George R. Johnson
Burl I.. Lace son
John R. Dellenback
William M. Mc-Alli.sler
(stockholder only i
The application of this station
for a renewal of its licensa lo op
erate this station in the public
interest was tendered for tiling
with Ihe Federal Communications
Commission on November 2, l!)'i2.
Members of Ihe public who desire
to bring to Ihe Commission's at
tention fact concerning the op
eration of the station should write
to the Federal Communications
Commission. Washington 25, O. C.
not later than December 2. 1!)2.
Lelters should set forth in detail
the 5pechic facts which the writer
wishes the Commission to consider
in passing on this application.
NOTICE TO ItKDITOKS
No. IH05
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATK OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON
In Ihe Matter of the Kstate of Ev
erett R Sublette, deceased
NOTICE IS HKHKBY G IV F.N,
that ihe undcrsicned has been ap
pointed and qualified as Adminis
trator ol the estate of Everett R.
Sublelte deceased, and all persons
having claims against said estate
are hereby notified in present the
same, with proper vouchers, at the
nlfice of Donald K. Dcniuan. 128
Kasl Main Street. Medford. Oregon,
within six mouths Irom the date
herrof
Dated this 18th dav or October,
l!lfi2.
Donald K. Dennian,
Administrator
SUMMONS FOR IMHtl.lCATinV j
IN TI1K CIRCUIT COURT OF TDK
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK- ,
SON COUNTY
MARY M. COOK. Plaintiff. 1
vs.
FLOYD JAMES COOK. Defendant.
To Floyd James Cook, the above
named defendant :
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby sum-
mode to appear in Ihe shove en
titled lourt and cause and answer
the Ihird amended complaint of
the plaiulill on file herein against
i witmn tour wrens irom tne
date of the first publication of this
summons which first publication
is October IH. 1!K2. and you will
hereby take notice that If you fail
to so appear and answer as herein
required that the plaintiff will ap
ply to Ihe court for a decree of di
vorce ami restoring to plaintiff her
former name of Mary M Strasdin.
This summons is published, and
vou are required to appear and an
swer a herein provided, under and
by virtue of an order duly made,
rendered and entered by the Hon.
Edward C Kelly. Circuit Judgr of
Jackson Count v, Oregon, under
dale o' October 17. l!Hi2.
ROBERTS. K ELLINGTON,
BHANCHEIELD &
1IEKFEHNAN
Attorneys lor Plaintitf.
Address:
71 1 F.asl Main Street ,
Medford, Oregon
Little Daisy now ap
pears only in limit
ed number of each
day's press run.
If your copy does not
contain Little Daisy, it
is possible that your
neighbor's copy does.
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ONLY ABOUT Yi AS
MUCH A5 DID H0G5
OF 60 ytARS AGO
Ef TW6V AE LARGER
AMD HEAUTHIEC
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moll LIKE SODA WATfK
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FROM THE PAKIS
ACADEMY Of SCIENCES
FOE A THEORY OF THE
MOOM'S MOTION
AFTEU HE WAS
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15-Vlolent-
tempered
person
I7-Knockd
19- To tns.k
lac a
20- Dim I rushes
21- Deaffil
dweller
!3-Yod and 1
24-Win tar
vehicles
27-Thiek, hlack
substance
Sft-lnsect pggs
ZD-Kind of
cheese
Si-Chinese mils
.12-Qulethif:
34-Japanesa
measure
Iti-Omillnent
37-Mineral
deposit
ItK-To soak
39-Dianat hs
41- Symbol for
eerium
42- To mislay
41-Herd
45- To consums
46- Country o(
Europs
4S-Muslffll
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10- Consumed
11 - Cushion
lfi-Fl;tp
IS-Miii'i nam
20- Part of
horse's leg
21- Book of
maps
52-To lift up
2-Volition
ri-(halleiises
H-To strike
L'S-tlreek letter
29-To take
one's part
SI-Large spoon
J3-Comi)Sis
point
Xti-DedMi-ea
;;S-To spin
40-Hits hard
42 -Tn fall
behind
4(-Coln
45- Gselie
46- Idla talk
47-Spanl.sh for
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