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'DAILY CROSSWORD iiie 4. Honshu Bay 5. Symbol in Lloyd's 6. Fly aloft 7. Biblical weetis 8.

Devoured 9. Boy's nickname 30. Common finding 14. Bowling' pieces J6. Golf mounds 18.

One thousand 20. Pausing from place to place ill. Mem- oran- dum 22. Eye cosmetic 23. Head cover- inKs 24.

Spoken 27. Terror Skill 30. Malayan dagg-pr 32. Smooth. tool 35.

Mimicked 37. "A Child of the Sun" .18. Pare Resort 40. Vehicle 4 Edge 42. Prosecute judicially 44.

Measure of length: abbr. 23 25 ACROSS 1. Consul 1 stale of E. Brazil 6. Wapcr 11.

Expimpe 12. Made of oats 13. Title of respect 14. Progenitor 15. Curdle J6.

Pneumatic tube 17. Foreboding 19. Submerge 23. European rabbits 2f). Also 26.

Outer roatinfjs of seeds 27. Trust 29. Frontiersman's shoe 30. Seed 31. Strike with the hand 33.

Price 34. Den 36. Tear 39. Leftovers 42. Rational "Common Sense" author 44.

Dull-witted person 45. Furnished with guns Ore or tin DOWN 1. Afrs. Truman 2. Melody 3.

Musical instrument DAILY Here's how to work it: AXYDL.BAAXR 1, One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is useu lor the three L's, for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. A Cryptogram Quotation KNAC KNA'V MGAXLD VSNRDV GLM SFV KNVMDJ'V VSNRDVWDNJD Yesterday's Cryptoquotc: TROUBLE TEACHES MEN HOW MUCH THERE IS IN Daly Resigns as VGA Chief 28 to-s Miss Nancy Heck Flute Virtuoso Former JS Resident to Study Flute in Vermont and France JERSEY SHORE Miss Nancy Heck, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Heck, of Dayton, Ohio, will study flute with the world renowned artist and teacher Marcel Moyse, at his American seminar at Brattleboro, VI. On June 30 she will leave New York for Nice, France, where she will continue her flute studies with interna- tion recording artist Jean-Pierre Rampal at the International Academy of Music. A 1967 graduate of the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music, where she was chosen for membership in Phi Kappa Lambda, national music honorary, Miss Heck has maintained a class of flute and piano students in the Dayton area and for the past year has WASHINGTON (AP) Former television personality John Charles Daly has quit as head of the Voice of America, accusing his boss of "executive undercutting' 1 and "maladministration" i in the transfer of a Daly aide. Daly submitted his resignation Thursday, effective immediately, to Leonard Marks, director of the United States Information Agency.

Ffe com; plained that Marks' office transferred one of his VOA aides while Daly was abroad. Marks promptly accepted the resignation. He sent Daly a letter praising his one-year record 1 as chief of the U.S. government i overseas radio. i The 54-year-old Daly, a broad- cast journalist, moderator of the former TV panel show.

"What's My and son-in-law of Chief Justice Earl Warren, was appointed to the VOA post by President Johnson May 29. 1967. i Marks, a communications; lawyer and friend of the Presi- At the district board me0 (ing dent, runs USIA, which handles of lne i inton County So il and government propaganda abroad Water Conservation District offi- nn, enc ne and associates Tuesday, a i. Ti- a annual second draft of the long range eob, LUI.K. Hdven, June I 3 'fads Get State Aid i.WwardWentzJr.

4 76,000 Grads Get State Aid, Maximum Amount Lowered Edward Wentz Jr. Receives Degree HARRISBURG (AP) Some mum award and tightened eligi- 16.000 Pennsylvania high school bility requirements, graduates have received state Shafer said the new standards, scholarships to colleges amount- which he ordered, would allow ing to S9.6 million for the coming more scholarships to be award- academic year. ed and would concentrate the Another 8.000 graduates apply- grants among needy students, ing for aid in trade, technical. "These new evaluation prc busine-ss and nursing schools are cedurcs limit awards to S800 having their applications pro- maximum." Shafer said. "This ces.sed by ihc State Higher Edu- way we can aid a larger pro- cation Assistance Agency, portion of the application Gov.

Shafer. who announced group." the stipends Thursday, said the The former maximum grant grants were based on the was SI.200 agency's recently revised stan- Any student whose family Tn- dards that lowered the maxi- come is $17.000 or more or Edward E. Wenlz son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E.

Wentz Lockport Heights, was to receive his degree of bachelor of architecture today at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. He was one of more than 900 students in the largest graduating class in the institute's his- pro-' tory. nearly 50Tr more than in 1967. The 81-year-old school has an enrollment of 4.700 from 40 stales and 53 foreign countries. whose parents' assets are $30,000 or more will be ineligible for a state scholarship under the new standards.

DISTRICT BOARD OFFICERS and associates of flic Clinton County Soil and Conservation District art 1 seated, left to right. James Webb director, and Mrs. Ruth Smith, secretary; standing. Richard Coolc. assistant director: Ernest Stroiisc, Agrijuitural Stabilization and Conservation Committee chairman; T.

A. Docbler and Louden Kyle, directors, and James liaird, district chairman. Group Plans Long Range Program budget of $34 million, operatesj plan in tne county 101 transmitters around the'p USsec world. was dis- Buy U.S. Jets WELLINGTON.

New Zealand Another meeting is scheduled Tuesday, June 18, at the C'ourt- house to review the program be(AP) -Prime Minister Keith J. The board has fore final adoption. signed announced Friday thati memorandum of understanding a la $25 76 iwith the Pennsylvania Fish million in the United States to! make McDonnell Douglas Skyhawks its primary combat i plane. involving water i sources management. A letter was sent to been a member of the Dayton Philharmonic orchestra.

on (lie Aug. 21 agriculture lour of the county Paul Sliogren. county conservationist, is chairman ol the air tour slated for Sept 22 with Sept. 29 as the rain dale. Assistant County Agent Richard Coole and Herbert Ramsey BEN Vocational Agricultural instructor.

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8 till 5 P.M. RENNINGER Route 220, Mill Hall 'PLENTY OF FREE PARKING LUMBER COMPANY PHONE M.H. 726-3191 Commission to co-ordinate acti- re- John Sugar Valley Vocational Agricultural instructor, requesting the assistance of the Future Farmers of American, in re- i pairing soil conservation signs in Loganton. The group has al-1 ways aided in this project in the past. There will be a picnic celebration Aug.

7 with a chicken barbecue at the Norval J. Remick cabin. Ernest Strouse and London Kyle will represent the group plowing ami Queen of the row contest, in August. Plans are being formulated for a banqucl in November for all interested persons in the conservation agencies of. the countv.

VISIT A LUNDY COTTAGE ONK OF Ot'R HOLIDAY MODELS WILL UK OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FOR INSPECTION TUESDAY, JUNE 11 FROM A.M. TO 9 P.M. TAKE ROUTE II (Pint- Creek Road) NORTH AT JERSEY SHORE FOR APPROXIMATELY 5.1 MILES. TURN LEFT YARDS PAST PINE CREEK VALLEY SERVICE CENTER (Chevron Station). LOOK FOR DIRECTIONAL ARROWS.

SECOND COTTAGE IN. TOP AT WAGONS WHEELS. FOR FULL INFORMATION CALL COLLECT 323-6143 ASK FOR DALE WALKER 'S Cottages 1896 W. 4th W. 3rd WILUAMSPORT Introductory Offer! Judy Marie Yocum Recent Graduate Miss Judy locum Graduates from School for Blind JERSEY SHORE Miss, Judy Marie Yocum, 17, daughter of Ray Yocum, of Jersey Shore, was recently graduated from the School for the Blind, Seay Memorial Home, Sumerset.

A student at the school for the past several years, following an illness that left her without sight, Judy received a swimming 30 minutes without stopping- She plans to attend summer school in preparation for entering the University of Pittsburgh in the fall, where she will pursue a teaching profession. Warden Takes Place of Hostage, Makes Convict Surrender CHECOTAH, Okla. warden of the Oklahoma State Prison traded places with the hostage of an escaped convict and talkd the man into handing over his gun and surrendering. Earlier. Warden Ray Page had talked the escapee into releasing an 18-year-old girl and McAlester policeman.

The convict, Thomas J. Rogers of Tulsa, had held a gun to the temple of the girl to keep police officer at bay. None of the hostages was harmed. Details on the escape of the convicted armed robber were vague, but he reportedly found a gun inside the prison. He went to the McAlester general hospital and held a gun.

on nurses and janitors there. He captured the police officer, Faye.Kirkpatrick,-.when the officer was sent "to the hospital. He! also took the girl, identified asj Marilyn Fain, from the hospital. BLACKWALLS REGULARLY BUY NOW-AND SAVE! blackwafl tube' 0 plus, 1-81 Ex Ta Tvkt less Sia 6.50 J3 7.75 14 7.75 15 8.25 14 8.15x 15 8.55 14 8.45 15 8.85/3.00 15 Now $16.20 S18.9(f S21.20 S23.35 S27.80 Plus Frf. Tlf Ml Nfttftd 501 14" J2.19 15" J2.21 14" $2.35 15" S2.36 14" $2.56 15" $2.54 $2.81 "GOODYEAR NATION-WIDE LIMIT GUARANTEE" MB Irrml on months.

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Of hres and stamped 'Blemish' or IF A GOOOVCAW TIRE FAILS UNDEff THIS GUARANTEE any of than HO.OQO thf United Stales Canada at Dor ootton either reoa.fr make on a comparable nuw tire tiased original tread design depth remain- and Good year's "Predetermined price (or Ad- current at of which price viH fairly represent the actual retail selling price the tire at time ot ad)ustment. DSC OUR RAWCHECK Because al an expected heavy demand for Marathon tires, may run out of some sizes during this offer, but we will be happy to order your size tire at the advertised price shown in price box and issue a raincrteck for future delivery of the merchandise. Extra mileage Tnfsyn robber 8,000 gripping edges New, modern wraparound tread See Dealers Listed Below for Your GOODYEAR TIRE NEEDS- Marzzacco Repair Garage Complete Line Tires Gas Oil Parts Accessories Repairs 7 S. Hanna Lock Haven, Pa. Dick's Esso White Gas State Inspection Motor Tune-Up Lube Oil Change Minor Major Repairs 950 Bellefonte Lock Haven.

Pa. Marconi Mobil Your One Stop Service Station Parts Air Conditioners Sold, Installed and Serviced Ph. L.H. 748-2302 128 Bellefonte Lock Haven Hamherger's Atlantic Service Tires Batteries Oil Change Muffler Schocks Minor Repairs Ph. J.S.

398-9941 Jersey Shore Bill Smith Gulf Service Tires Oil Etc. Minor Repairs For Quick Service See Bill 625 W. Water Lock Haven Yohe Motors Jeep Rambler Used Cars Complete Repair Sales and Services Tires Bat teries Parts Etc. Jersey Shore, Pa. 608 Railroad St.

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