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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1963)
Don't Be Discouraged If You Didn't Get Coinword Solved; There's More Coming EXPLANATIONS ACROSS 1. A PRECIOUS love alfair should be forgotten once we mar. rv someone else since its past, present or future existence could disturb our marriage. Any real love affair should be forgotten and not merely a PREVIOUS one to lour marriage. '. The slightest scandal can RESOUND or reverberate in a UM Jl t P J T W i.RS4jfilulM0 S NiUI r i , , .sSjb J M A MP E S o e np Pjk R i. A E Rl cIoInIvIeInItI. IwIeIUp VENT but merely his CONSENT 1 to use it as a refuge. 20. Put to bed early, a stub born child could refuse to WEEP even though he wanted to do so. Being stubborn, he would prob ably PEEP or talk despite be ing told to go to sleep. EXPLANATION'S DOWN 1. Robbing a chicken coop, a thief might suddenly feel a PUL-I LET or chicken strike or bump his leg in the dark. A PELLETl or small round ball of anything would probably not be felt un less it were a bullet and then he would hear a shot before he suddenly felt anything. 2. A haughty girl at a dance, pausing only to change partners, may think she is en EMPRESS or someone equally as important. Since slie pauses many times to change partners, he might be more of a local than an EX-PltESS. 3. One could not help but ap preciate a beautiful, smooth SKIN in the country where out door living makes most skins rough. Appreciating a SPIN or ride would depend upon how many times it had been done be fore. 4. After a ridiculous FIT, a careless tailor might show some regiet, wishing he had made a garment better and had had less complaint. After a ridiculous FIB or lie, he would probably try to cover up. 5. REWORDED songs could be an improvement over the origi nal performance if clever chang es were made in the lyrics. RE CORDED songs might merely be a written record or listing of songs which could not be com pared with the original perform ance. 7. City people muss seeing some of the most beautiful DOWNS or jopen uplands that shepherds of England see every day. They often stay up late enough to see beautiful DAWNS. 10. Cornelia, Mother of the Gracchi in Rome, could not IN SURE her children which she called her jewels. She could IN JURE them if she wished to do . You can't always tell what's in a PIE if it has not been cut. You can always tell what's in a LIE if you know it is such. 12. Legs that LAG or fall be hind are usually tired. They might SAG as the result of a sudden blow or shock. 14. Young people who con stantly MOAN or complain of pain are seldom really in love but probably ill. Young people who 1IOON or seem to be ab stracted may be very much in love. 15. When not being used to ad mit someone or to obtain air or light, an OPEN door should be closed to prevent the entrance ol strangers, drafts or accidents. An OVEN door may remain un closed when not in use to cool the OVEN. 18. At a crowded parly, a girl may accept a boy's LIP or back talk rather than argue. She would expect him to get up and offer his seat rather than his LAP. PAGE 8-A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Sunday, July 21, 1963 WALLS CLEANED BY MACHINE Dtifrged fr perfect ret 11 1 It. Ktvea Mini an- re-ecsrstlBK. Kraa Uj-aUi. BARRY'S Hm, Wall tlrinlnf Srrvirr iltt HolUbir4 St. Ph. TU small community. It can RE' BOUND or bounce back against the person starting it in any com munity. 8. The rhinoceros has but one TASK self-preservation. He ha; a horn but no TUSK. 9. Three hugs and six kisses would be NINE demonstrations of affection. They would not be NICE If the recipient found them objectionable. 13. SN. is an abbreviation for Seaman in the U.S. Navy. 14. A country MANOR might coyer considerable territory if it were a large place. A country MAYOR would probably cover jess territory m his travels than a city MAYOR. 16. O.G. is an abbreviation for Officer of the Guard. 17. The PURL or swirling mo tion of a river would indicate shallow water and make naviga tion impossible. The PULL or flow of a river could make navi gation downstream easy. 19. Invaders would not be likely-:to ask for a priest's CON- Huge Libel Suit Filed PORTLAND (UPI) - A $200,000 libel suit was filed here Friday byia Portland Negro against City Cofnmissioner Stanley Earl. It claimed William Roy Carr, a former city fireman, was unjustly named as a thief in a statement made by Earl Wednesday that the city once employed a Negro lire- man "but he stole some equip ment and we let mm so. The suit said that Carr was the only Negro ever employed as a city fireman. It claimed the state ment was false and defamatory and "tended to expose the plain tif to public hatred, contempt and ridicule. Carr, who worked for Uie Port land Fire Bureau from 1952 to 19S7, seeks $100,000 general dam ages and $100,000 punitive dam ages. Campus Belles Club Organized MOUNT SHASTA - Campus Belles Is the name of a newly formed club in Mount Shasta. Us sole purpose is to furnish at least oiie $100 scholarship annually to Ciillcce of the Slsklyous to a quali fied senior cirl and to entertain soh.ior girls annually with a ban qilet In May. Membership consists of. all women interested in further ing- the education of today's youth. The nucleus of the club is for mer members of the dissolved BiP.W. of Mount Shasta. There are 15 members at present. Any woman wishing to participate is asked to contact Mrs. Jess Rodi fcr, chairman, who is being as- sited by Mrs. Don Nollman and Mrs. Irving Astmann. 3'he club is not affiliated with afly other club and belongs to no fcjleration. A meeting in October is; planned as well as the senior girls' May banquet, when the schol ai-ship will be awarded, the fi nancial statement read, and off i rdrs for the ensuing year elect ed. Campus Belles is non-sectarian, non-partisan, and non-profit. Dues are $3 annually for lull member ship and $2.50 for associate mem bcrship. Shop Today 10 TILL 7 At Store No. 2 South 6th & S has to Woy OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT Monday thru Sat. All Grocery Specials from last Thurs. act good thru Wednesday! MARKET BASKET 9th and Fine Se. th and Shasta Way no money down You can take up to 36 months to pay FREE DELIVERY! 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