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THE POST-STANDARD, Syracuse, N.Y., Monday, Feb. 21, I960 $9,475 CASH (See lilt containing correct words on this page) Crossword Puzzl CLUES ACROSS: 2. A container of a kind. 5. A of very high quality may be insisted on by a dealer in fruit.

6. The first time he plays a certain 4 4 i in a public performance, a man may be a little unsure of himself. 8. Being too slow to up with the others could mean it 16 10 Name Street some trouble for certain soldiers. 9.

As a player, it's obviously better to avoid being 11. A complete change of attitude about things he'd would probably make a man look a little foolish. 14. There can be something especially depressing about a speech. Here Are All Words You Need This list contains, among others, the correct words for this week's entry.

15. There's something about a different, somehow. speech that makes it 16. a spoiled child and you may never' be forgiven. 19.

It doesn't necessarily have to be logical. 20. A man, who habitually self talked about. others, is likely to get him- accusation might have a dramatic effect CLUES DOWN: 1. There is a certain repose about the many religious pictures; figures in 2.

After a certain time, any man who turns up wanting a may be too late. 3. There's a great deal to be said for coming to the support of good ones, when necessary. 4. Supplies with food.

5. The lure of is easy enough to understand. 7. A good man isn't always fortunate enough to get the he deserves. ABUSES ACT AMUSES ART BAD BED BET BOOKS BOX COOKS DAM DECIDED DERIDED DEVISED DREAMY DREARY DUE DUG DYING FASTEN FEEDS FIGHTER GOLD GOLF GRADE GRAPE HASTEN HOLE HOOKS KICKED LICKED LIFE LIGHTER.

LIKE LINK LOOKS" LYING MAD NICKED PAINTED PICKED RAM RAT READ REAL REAR ROLE SAD SAINTED SHAKE SHAME SHARE TAINTED WIFE 10. It's not the bombs. aircraft, of course, that carry heavy Puzzle Qulx Tuesday, Feb. 15 Wednesday, 16 Thursday, Feb. 17 Friday, Feb.

18 Saturday, Feb. 19.. Monday, Feb. 21 (Postage-due mailed entries will be refused.) NOTE: If you DO NOT now have home delivery service and you wint service starred mark here Start Dally Clip on dotted lines, affix to post card and mail to Crossword Contest The Post-Standard, Box 100, Syracuse, N. Y.

13201 $8,900 for perfect solution. $500 bonus for a single perfect entry if the six Puzzle Quiz answers are right. (It is not necessary to answer the Puzzle Quiz to be eligible for the crossword prize award. $50 bonus for every perfect winner who is a daily subscriber to The Post-Standard. $25 bonus for every perfect entry on post card not in envelope.

Be sure to use five-cent postage on letters and four cents on post cards. Postage-due entries will be refused. If no one has a perfect solution this week a $100 consolation prize will be paid to the contestant who has all six key words correct and the fewest mistakes in the. Key words are 11.14 and 16 across and 1, 5 and 18 down. An entry with one or more key words wrong is automatically disqualified for consideration for the consolation prize.

In the event of ties money will he divided. Entries must be received in the Syracuse office of this newspaper before 9:30 Thursday, Feb. 24. 11. Water barrier.

12. An active man may have no time iat all for types. 13. Generally, the greater the hurry you're in, the more difficult it seems to be to things up. 17.

It would give a fanner's wife a bit of a shock to come come across a dead 18. In very deep snow, a bus that's start. out may fail to I RULES FOR PRIZE CONTEST (1) Any person New York State voting address within 2J5 of Syracuse may enter except employees, distributors and representatives of The Post-Standard, The Herald-Journal, Herald-Ajnerican. WSTR and WSYR-TV and their relatives. (2) Entries must be made in crossword rmzzjc form.

They can be on the lorm printed here for your convenience or on a hand-drawn facsimile the same size. Not more than two facsimile entries will be accepted from one If more than two facsimiles are received from one contestant all of his facsimiles will be rejected. Only the vertical and horizontal lines forming the puzzle may be mechanically reproduced but no other pert of the puzzle may be reproduced mechanically or by traclne. There is no limit on the number of entries submitted on tno original clippings of the puzzle from Post-Standard. (3) A cash prize of $8,900 will be paid for perfect solution.

If more than one perfect solution Is received tue prize will be divided equally amons the winners. If no perfect solution is received the week's prize will be added to the award for the next week's contest. In addition a bonus of $50 will be paid to any winner who is dally home-delivery subscriber to The Post-Standard and a $25 bonus will be paid for every perfect solution submitted on a post card not enclosed In an envelope. If typographical errors occur corrections will be made as soon as possible. REMEMBER, Thera is only ONE perfect solution and only a perfect solution can win.

There is only one answer that In the opinion of the author is the BEST word fitting the definition In each clue. The decision of thd judges shall be final and all contestants taklae part agree to accept those decisions as a condition of entry. (4) If you are also playing the Puzzle Quiz, Insert In space Indicated your answers to tho six questions published from last Tuesday through It you solve the puzzle all correctly and also have all six answers to the Puzzle Quiz correct, you will be paid $500 additional or a proportionate share If there should be more than one perfect crossword PuzzU solution and more than one all correct Puzzle Quiz answer. (5) After you have filled In the puzzle in your own handwriting cut alone the dotted lines and mall to The Post-Standard. Box 100.

Syracuse, New York. 13201. or deliver to The Post-Standard building 300 But Tayetta Street to arrlri before 9:30 a.m. Thursday. February 24.

Use correct post ace- Entries requiring extra postage will ba refused. Any entries received after the deadline, whether by mail or hand delivery will bo declared Ineligible, Late, mutilated or Illegible entries are not eligible and will not be considered. The judces determination as to late, mutilated or illegible entries and as to entries which are lost or not received shall be 5lnal blndinc. To become entitled to receive a cash prize and to establish reliance each winner shall, if reauired, sign and deliver to The Post-Standard an affidavit certifying that the submitted answers are his or her own effort and have not been obtained from any source whatsoever outside the immediate family. Winners apree to allow the use of their names and pictures by Tha Post-Standard tor trade or advertising Winners will be announced with the correct solution In The Poit- Staadard on February 25.

Silver and Gold By MARILYN DIETZ WCNY-TV, a 24 (UHF), will present National Tele visions's A i a Crises: PI Age Part Wasted Years," at 8 p.m. tonight. pro- a is a study in contra st. ranging -the, slums of New City the Dietz elderly exist on limited incomes in substandard housing, faced with bored and often inadequate medical care, to California communities wealthy senior citizens live in posh high-rise apartments that feature cocktail parties, communal dining rooms, and a medical staff on the premises. There are interviews bet- U.S.

from Maryland Clarence D. Long and and citizens claiming they have been denied employment because of their age. Commentary is made by an economist, a science fiction writer and a computer specialist who picture the aging as victims of growing obsolescence. WCNY-TV is an ultra-high- frequency station. Older television sets may need conversion in orde to receive Channel 24.

Information on UHF reception and-or conversion can be obtained from a TV serviceman or by calling WCNY-TV. The Women's District Auxiliary of the N.Y.S. League of Senior Citizens wili meet at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday for a business session, followed by a special party and luncheon at 5 p.m. Club 4 will also meet at 7 p.m.

Wednesday. Club 8 will complete plans for a service dinner to all clubs in the District Saturday night, when they meet at 7 p.m. Thursday. Saturday's District- wide dinner meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. at League headquarters, 220 E.

Washington St. Members and friends of the League are welcome to attend any and gatherings. Salvation Army Golden Age wili be by (Washington) all day tomo rrow. Today, however, a Cherry Tree Tea will be held in honor of his birthday. Pouring 'time will be at 1:30 p.m.

Other notable birthdays oc- curing this month those of SAGA members will be cel- a during Thursday's luncheon. A special entertainment a has been planned. The Smorgasbord luncheon that was snowed under early this month will take place Monday, Feb. 28, at 12:30 p.m. But, keep an eye on your barometer.

Silver Whistle will recess today and tomorrow for the hol- i a reopening Wednesday and Thursday. a Wagon Wheelers have followed the sun, either south or west. The George Hands and George Millers are in Florida. Miller has been active in the Daytona Beach Shurfleboard Club this winter. Mrs.

Blanche Schlacter found and Punched at the Syracuse Club of St. Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Edward LeClair are way out west in Los Angeles until May.

Wheelers who confine their a to cinematic, armchair excursions will journey over the "Steel Spans of the Chesapeake" i a afternoon. Mrs. Anna F. Schwarz, proprietor of the Minoa Nursing Home, and the Nursing Home Association's representative on the Senior Citizens Forum, 'has received word that her nursing home has been accredited as a "skilled nursing care facility" by the Nat aonai Council for the Accreditation of Nursing Homes. The award was made on the basis of a recently completed survey by a field representative of the Council.

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Delivery To Decrease Tomorrow Washington's birthday will be observed as a holiday at the Syracuse Post Office and. all of its stations and branches, Postmaster Anthony F. Caffrey said. He said window service will be suspended tomorrow and there will be no letter carrier or parcel post delivery. Special delivery and post office box service at the general post office will continue without interruption.

Two collections i be made from residential letter boxes beginning at 11:30 a.m. and 4:50 p.m. Collections from downtown business boxes will made continously from 11:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Mails to and from the city will be received and dispatched as usual.

ub Scouts I i Cub Scout Pack 69, sponsored by Zion Methodist Church, wiU conduct its annual Blue and Gold Dinner -at 6:30 p.m. today at the Man lius Elementary School. the Pack includes Dens 5, 6, 7 and 8 and Webelos. Mrs. Joan Korb will provide entertainment and Cubmaster Eugene McNally will preside.

Arrangements a being made by Chairman Don Waterman and the Den mothers. To Study Krebiozen An in-depth examination of the most recent developments in the controversial case of cancer drug Krebiozen will be presented on the Mike Douglas Show Wednesday and Thursday on Channel 9. TOP CHOICE 4 4 ft WESTERN STEER BEEF Front Quarters, tb. 47c Hind Quarters, 6 9c Sides, ib 58c Mui 7c for cutting, freezing end double wrapping. Sirloin tip beef roasts or steaks Ib.

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24 Sets and Systems. News. News Huntley-Brinkley. Maverick. 7: 24 Plant and Animal Partnerships.

News, Weather, Sports. Movie "Vera Cruz" (1954). Gary Cooper, Burt Lancaster. News Walter Cronkite. 24 Modern African Drama.

To Tell the Truth. 12 O'Clock High. 24 Dr. Posin's Giants. Galileo.

I've Got a Secret. 24 Public Affairs: Old Age. Lucille Ball Actor Bob Crane of "Hogan's Heroes." Jesse James. Andy Williams Guests are Anthony Newley, Vic Damone, Allan Sher- man. 10; Andy Griffith Shenandoah.

24 Negro People. Free at Last. Hazel Peyton Place. 24 Houston Symphony. Run for Your Life Hoodlums on Wheels.

(D Strollin' 20's Special. An offbeat variety hour which strives to recapture the excitement, glamor and heartbreak of Harlem. Ben Casey. GO News, Weather, Sports. 9) Route 66.

Movie "Boy on a Dolphin" (1957). Alan Ladd, Sophia Loren. Johnny Carson Guest Zsa Zsa Gabor. Laramie. ECIONAL TELE ROCHESTER WORC-TV Channel 8 WHEC-TV Channel 10 WOKR- Channel 13 Educational TV, 2.

Farm Review, 40. 2, 5, 8, 40. Sunrise Semester, 10. 12. Mike Wallace.

News, 7. News, 10. Mike Wallace. Agriculture, 12. and Odie, 12, 13.

Capt Kangaroo, 7, 10, 12. Film 13. For Women Only, 13. Local Nevs, 2, 5, 8. Jack LaLanne, 13.

9: 00-- Supermarket Sweep, 2. On The Local Scene, 5. Educational TV, 7. Big Picture, 8. Little Rascals, 10.

Romper Room, 13. Exercise with Gloria, 12. Lone Ranger, 40. General Hospital, 2. Donna Reed, 5.

Smile Time, 8. Education Report, 10. Ed Allen, 11. Big Picture, 40. "Eye Guess" 2, 5, 8, 40.

Donna Reed, 7. I Love Lucy, 10. Canadian Schools, 11. Where the Action is, 13. 10: 30-Concentration, 2, 5, 8, 40..

McCoys, 7, 10. Friendly Giant, 11. Interview, 12. Never Too Young, 13, Chez Helene, 11. 11: 00-- Morning Star 2, 5, 8, 40.

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2, 5, 8, 40. Love of Life, 7, 10, 12. News, Weather, Sports, 11. Donna Reed, 13. 11.

''Once Upon a Jolly Swagman." i Bogarde, 7, 10, 12. Office 2, 5, 8, 40. Search for Tomorrow, 7, 10, 12. Father Knows Best, 13. Light, 7,10, 12.

Hooper, 2. General Hospital, 5, 7. Dialing for Dollars, 8. Secret Storm, 10. Girl Talk, 12.

Ben Casey, 13. Educational TV, 4t. 12. Make a Deal, 2, 40. Ben Casey, 5.

As the World Turns, 7, 10, 12. of Our Lives 2, WATERTOTO WCNY-TV Channel 7 BINGHAMTON WNBF-TV Channel 12 WINR-TV Channel 40 Another World, 2, 5, 8, 40. To Tell the Truth, 7, 10, 8, 40. Password, 7, 10, 11, 12. Nurses, 13.

2, 5, 8, 40. House Party, 10, 12. Almanac, 11. A Time for Us, 13. Monday Evening Television Weather, Sports, 2, 7, 8,10,11, 40.

2, 5, 8. Huntley-Brinkley. News, 7, 10. Walter Cronkite. Combat, 11.

News, Weather, Sports, 12. Weather, Sports, 40. 2. Addams Family, 5. Patty Duke, 7.

Dobie Gifts, 8. Rifleman, 10. Fashions for Milady, 12. True, 40. News.

2, 5, 8, 40. Righteous Brothers, host. To Tell the Truth, 7, 10, 12. Don Messer, 11. 12 O'Clock High, 13.

Forsythe 2, 8, 40. Honey West, 5. I've Got a Secret, 7, 10, 12. The Fugitive, 11. Kildare 2, 5, 8, 40.

Lucille Ball 7, 10, 12. Bob Crane of Hogan's Heroes. Jesse James, 13. ilHams 2, 5, 8, 40. Anthony Newley, Vic Damone and Allan Sher- Don't Say 2, 5, 8, 40.

Edge of Night, 10, 12. Take Thirty, 11. The Young Marrieds, 13. Bozo and Rocky, 2. Beary and Cecil, 5.

Secret Storm, 7, 12. Match Game 8, 40. Cisco Kid, 10. Mike Douglas, 13. Movie, 2.

"Union (1939). Part I. Barbara Stanwyck, Joel McCrea. Movie, 10. "You Know What Sailors Are." Captain Galaxy, 12.

Movie, 40. "Big House, USA" (1955). Broderick Crawford, Ralph Meeker. 00-- Adventure Club, 5. Porky Pig, 7.

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"Monster on Campus" (1958). Arthur Franz, Joanna Moore. man, guests. Andy Griffith 7, 10, 12. Strollin' 20's, 11.

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Run for Your Life 5, 8, 40. "Hoodlums on Wheels." Strollin' 20's 7, 10, 12. The Sixties, 11. Charlie Chaplin Special, 13. Four films.

Roberts, 11. Weather, Sports, 2, 5, 7, 10, 11, 12, 40. 7: "Powder (1953). Rory Calhoun, Corinne Calvet. Movie, 10: "You Know What Sailors Arc." Carson 2, 5, 8, 40.

Zsa Zsa Gabor, guest. Westerners, 12. 11: "Prelude to Fame" 1 (1950). Guy Rolfe. Weather, 13.

Hunt, 12. West, 13. 32. "Dance with Me Henry" (1956). Abbott and Costello.

On Today's Former Syracuse Pastor Enters Counseling Service Dial WHEN a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The Jack Morse Show. WSEN 9 to Howdy M'am. WSYR 8:30 p.m.

Basketball, Creigh ton-Syracuse. WOLF Midnight to 6 a.m. Dennis Rogers. WPAW 3 p.m. Jack Murphy show.

Hit songs of Lainie Kazan, who followed Rarbra Striesand in the lead roie of "Funny Girl," WFBL ,12:15 and 6 p.m, Paul Harvey, WDDS (93.1) 9 p.m. Cooke Curvaceous, Caravan, Candian. NO (107.9) 9:30 p.m. Henry Fogcl goes over various recordings of Bartok's Music for Strings, Petrcussion and Celeste. Teh Rev.

Dr. Harry B. Taylor, former pastor of Syra- Forestry Trustee Named A A Edward C. Frick of Claverack, Columbia County, has been nominated by Gov. for appointment as a member of the Board of Trustees of the State College of Forestry at a University for a term ending June 30,1969.

The trusteeship carries no salary. i will succeed Paul i i of Voorheesville term has expired. Frick is executive secretary- treasurer of the Building Ind try Employers of New York State. 9 's First Presbyterian Church for 10 years, is resigning as scniorministcr of the of the Covenant, Cleveland, Ohio, to enter full- time private practice in per- a 1, jnarilal and family counseling. During his 16-year ministy in Cleveland, the program and mission budget of the church more than doubled to $300,000 a year.

Dr. TayJor was minister at i Presbyterian Church from 1939 to 1949. TO FILM 'THE VISITORS' "The Visitors," based on Nathaniel Benchley's best-selling novel, will be produced by William Castle, noted director of film thrillers. i.