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ABC . laa airkfiaia Raaarlar ABB larlljaa H&aal. laarUABU la:.1a Oa Trial ABC . IIM Nawa KaaiBaarr ll iia Oil 11:11 ll.-tl KrXW Baalara Araaaa Tawa . aalkar Harta Baaaaaa Bill Maarr MBS Saklaa- tka Marar Baak Sa tka Starr caaa Clac KM MBS alkali Naaia af Saaf MBI raaallr Tkaatra tilraa Barar MBS rallaa Lawla Jr. MBI Braalliaf t Lara a Mystarr lalaraatlaaal Atraaria Drlrara' alarkaaaa Jka Sl.ala Araa.a Mataal Nawaraal Brjl raalara On the Air Waves BOtUZONTAX (13 Depleted actress, . Jam ' JO Vanquish 12 Helpers 14 Over (contr.) li Natives ot I Morocco 17 River islet It Greek letter 19 Connecticut 20 Reams (ab.) 21 That thine 23 Pronoun 24 Conceal 26 Arabian gutt 4 Sweet potatoes i Two-wheeled vehicle 6 Get up 7 Alleged fore 8 Dreaded 9 Decorate 10 Female deer 11 Child 12 Streets (ab.) Icon account (ab.) 22 Symbol for tellurium 2 Laughter sound 24 At this place Answer to Previoui Puzzfe M g Nl 6 wUgg T T , A y ISvT " CRrSj.gg.ZA I PIOI 1h!Q!Q C M S U N S!5 S Si FLAG OF f Eg uiiivpimgi o ptetRTAT- O AlTI TlEisriciR ANTtn 5lC!elNlTl Islo'i-lARl 13 Symbol tor. nickel 36 Behold! 37 Embellished 40 Spinning to 41 Asseverate 42 Buddhistic 29 Diminutive of 25 Heathen deity language I Edgar 27 Go1 of ta'e 43 Too 10 Egyptian sun 28 Title 44 Lieutenant ' Cod 34 Spanish fleet (ab.) 31 International 45 Long, snaky fish 46 Dull and monotonous 48 Encourage 49 Sleeping furniture 54 Paid notice la newspaper 56 Symbol for selenium ' I Untruace 32 Mystic syllable S3 Enthuaastio ) ardor 36 Misplace J8 "Smallest I State" (ab.) 39 Correlative of either 40 Scottish cap 42 Grew pallid 47 Snatch 90 Eggs 91 Chang 22 Nickname of I Lincoln 33 Treadle. 9S Endured 97 She is a I actress W Vegetable VERTICAL '1 Encounter I 2 Frightened 1 3 Of the thine it a . - H m 154 to www E hi Dorm Blaze Survivors Get Relief NORMAN. Okla, Dec. 6 () Most of the survivors of the Unl verslty of Oklahoma men's dormU tory fire that burned three to death and injured 21 early Saturday will be able to attend shcool as usual today. Thanks to the generosity of thou sands, they are clothed again, have new books, are eating regularly and live in a brick dormitory. The two story wooden structure they occu pied, a former navy barracks, caught tire at 2:45 a. m. Saturday and was razed within an hour and a half. The tragic news drew an Im mediate response of cash donations and clothing. The Red Cross was giving a 4150 clothing allotment to the 340 survivors, many of whom escaped only in pajamas or under wear. One Oklahoma City church con trtbuted 11000. University agencies arranged loans and credit for books and food. Those who died were Maurice Aheara, 36. KilUngsworth. Conn, credited with saving several lives before being trapped; Sammy La rue. 20, Clinton, okla, and Price Starts, 30, Oklahoma City. WHY WE SAY tfUariJ. 0e eora which at one time paid VlJl 'or he shine or a Sunday nrrwa. paper J! I I I k',et tt mt from the Latin decern 5 1 fZJ aneaning ten. Ten cents being the tenth ! jTf Prt ot a dollar, the United States na- j rijjl t!ona snonetaijr nniU waa-.MMwwMiwHHHwwaawaBaaaBaBBawBaawHawwaBHaBwaaaaaaaawaaai Soft Bread May Not Be Fresh HEPPNER, Ore, Dec. UPi lou ol bread that is easily squeesed tuce a wet sponge may be only nan oaaea aougn and not necessari ly fresh bread. That was the advice to house wives from Richard Baum. market analyst for the Oregon wheat com mission who spoke to the Oregon Wheat Growers league. Baum brought up the sublect while discussing what he said was the poor quality of bread the av erage household consumes daily. He also urged the Oregon wheat ranch ers to grow a better quality grain. The matter of mamma squeezing the loaf came out when Baum said the housewife is much to blame for the quality of bread she puts on the family table. "The average housewife has fan en into a faulty buying habit and uses a squeeze test in selecting a loaf of bread. The loaf which feels the spongiest Is selected as the freshest. This Is not true. Spongy bread is not fresh bread but only nau Daaea dough." Baum ex plained. He accused bakers of uslna chem ical bread softeners to replace fats. eggs ana mux in the dough. VNUEB1I1LL Static By DAVE UKDEBHILL Read an Interest ing release the other day on how the great "Schnoa," Jimmy Durante berame an entertainer. It is rather humor ous, so herewith I live it to you verbatim. "How did I become an entertain er I'll tell you how. It wua bark In 1934. There were tree of us; Clayton, Jackson and Durante. But what hap- pensl Monsoor Clayton walks around like h e owns da Joint, Monsoor J a e k- i walk! around like he owns d a Joint, and Monsoor Durante he plays da plana till eight a. m. every a. m. "Plnally I gets mad. 'I am also a partner I reminds the other Monsoon. So I goes and hires a piana player and I walks around like I on da Joint." And that Is how the great Durante nosed his way into the entertain ment world to become one ot its greatest corned tons. If you have ever heard a program called "The L.te of Riley" you will not soon forget that gloomy guy called "Digger O'Dell" who plays the friendly undertaker. In civilian life "Digger" la known as John Brown, a peculiar handle for an undertaker. Anyhow, in his IS years of broadcasting Brown eHimates that he has made 10.000 live broadcasts, and with re- broadcasts and transcriptions fig ures he has run his total to over 15 M0. He holds whit he. believes is a record of having performed in eight shows In one day. He regularly ap pears In seven shows every week. Once, in appearing on FTed Allen's show. Brown did 20 different characters. To top it all off "Digger" actually did work for an undertaker at one time. That was in New York In 1030 when times were tough and he had to make a little pin money to keep body and soul together. To all those concerned please note the following information. Saturday. December 10 will be the last day for nominations for the "Queen of America" honor. That it the final data on which dub-member women listeners can submit to Mutual-Don Lee's "Queen For A Day program the name of one of their local leaders for this coveted award. The fabulous list of prizes to be awarded the lucky "Queen ot Amer ica" winner. Includes a trip to Paris and London, an M. O. car, furs, a diamond bracelet and wrist-watch, a complete wardrobe and a com plete set ot luggage. ' So if any local club is figuring in submitting a nomination they had better hurry up and do so. A little correction to la4 night's column concerning Harwln's new kiddie program to be Inaugurated next Saturday. If you have children that want to participate, in singing, playing an instrument, or reciting, drop that card to "Harwln's Bedtime Stories,' Harwln's Jewelers, 7th and Main. On the card give your name, ad dress, phone number If any, wheth er your child is a boy or a girl. and what he or she does. Then Charlie McFarlan will let you know when he wants you to bring your child down to the studio. Am feeling In a rather poetic mood today, and wish to dedicate this little epic to a radio station down at the end of Main street in a certain hotel. "Some faces are red, and others are blue, sugar Is sweet, but don't pass it too." By DJ.U. Bees But Honey Eaters Busy Lag CORVAIX18. Dec. 6 Tie busy btes lived up to their reputation this It st season, but their owners still aten't too happy about it all With their working force down 3 per rent, the bees boosted their na tional output ot honey by 11 per cent at no Increase in pay or pen sions. Just aa miners worry about con versions to oil, so beekeepers are concerned about the fickleness ot the apublle In deserting honey for more glamorous sweeu. Though during the war people grabbed every drop ot honey at any price, now shelves full ot honey are going beg ging at prices tar below coals. . Dark View Agricultural economists at Oregon State college take a dark view of the future, since this year's bumper crop plus that left over from last year provides 350 million pounds, while average use for hot cake sweeUnln', candy and the like is only about 1M million pounds. Sorriest outlook Is In the realm of the "birds and the bees. Or chards and seed crops don't flourish unless the bees are there to help. Soviet Mine Fire Toll Said 3700 FRANKFURT, Germany, Dec, 6 (PV The Lueneburger Landeasel lung declared yesterday Ulat 3700 persons died in a uranium mine fire In the Soviet occupation sons on November 34. This Is the highest figure yet published, the previous high being 3000. The Russians say only one man perished. The Landeaarttung aald the new estimate was given by a Soviet sone fire cl.lef who fled to Waat Oer niany. The British-licensed Berlin Telegraf last week said the dead numbered several hundred, then boosted the total to 3000. The Lueneburg newspaper aald the fire chief fled to Falleralrben in the British sons yesterday rather than obey orders to take a Job as a fire guard at the Johanngeorgen stadt mine. Woman Freed From Tiny Bathtub COUNCIL BLUFFS, la, Dec. 6 ( Mrs. Marie Turnqulst waa sure today that her prayers had been answered. Recapping the 60 hours she spent Imprisoned In a tiny bathtub 91 Inches long, it inches deep and 19 Inches wide, she explained: "I Juit kept praying to get out. I said 'Lord, why don't you answer' You have always answered my pray ers before." It wasn't long before nrlghbori became arouwd when she didn't an swer the telephone. They broke Into Uie houMi and rescued her. Mrs. Turnqulst said she waa stay. Ing at the home of a friend, who was a midget. The home Is widely known tor lis miniature lurnUhlnis. Fur a special dessert treat spread white layer cakes with data filling. To make the filluig rook the dales in a little water until Uisy are soft and can be mashed easily, then beat In a tablenpoon or so of lemon Juice and butter. Frnat the data-filled cake wllh a rich choco late Icing. Want Ads don't ooat they payl To Buy or Hell Use the Wanl-Adil DOOR MIRRORS Whether drtin up to (mpetfOBoU Son fm Clout, or full to tor It. 9tf4my wr14, IhorD't Ifclar Ilk ft rjMiili fUl OUat mlrrar la gM ikmi ) U J-! Iwm It) ! tmlr r-rt) mil.) Mrr I'll . . . rdtr, l laaUII, al-r . Itt.1 lPtr'v fMllr ltik m4 m4 ( tMt rial itlaaa lar M'f"! rallwllassa, KIMBALL'S GLASS SHOP 6tl Walnut "Plenty of Parking la the Rear" Phone fill HERALD AND NEWS COMICS The volt, measurement of elec tricity, was named after Alessandro Volta, inventor of the voltaic cell. or "wet" battery. 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