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agency Rio, (Texas) NEWS-HERALD. Sunday, October 24. THE Sunday Crossword Catted by Herb Ellenson 55 101 Noble prize winner influential writer MEXICO CITY (AP) Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the Colombian novelist who one of a group of Americans who won the 1982 Nobel in literature, is Eatine are wielding increasing influence on the international literary scene. The 54-year-old Marquez is the fourth Latin American and the first Colombian to be cited by the Swedish Academy of Letters, which on Thursday called his work "a richly composed world of imagination, reflecting a continent's life and conflicts." The first Latin American Nobel laureate was Chilean poet Gabriela Mistral, who won the prestigious award in 1945. Guatemalan novelist Miguel Angel Asturias claimed the prize in 1 1987 and another Chilean poet, Pablo Neruda, won it in 1971.

Other important contemporary writers in Latin American literature have long been considered candidates for the award. I "An Invitation To All Of Del Rio And Visitors" ASTRO-GRAph ACROSS Con Matures 38 Tennis unite Unreturnable 17 Parthenon, 10 Blue and White river 10 Pile Hector up Munro Hugh 30 Large replies 52 bedstead 27 Increases the Blows gently 898 Without 01 mixer 23 Underworld Concerning god 63 62 34 Peer DOWN Clumsy boats 20 Night: Fr. Fork part Unworldly 24 young women a Toughen, as steel 20 BPOE great size members 35 View Orange-yellow 36 10 Behave 37 theatrically 38 11 Greek letters 12 Russian 40 letters 41 13 Birthplace of 42 St. Francis 43 14 Roman man 46 15. Supplements (with 50 16 Father 51 Experts doubt 'Rembrandts' authenticity LEYDEN Netherlands (AP) Forty-four paintings attributed to Rembrandt in his early period were "probably not from the hand of the master," a group of Dutch art experts says.

Dr. Joseph Bruyn, who leads a group of experts working since 1968 on authenticating all works attributed to Rembrandt, said Thursday that "in the opinion" of the group. only 4 42 of 93 paintings attributed to the master's early period are authentic. The Burnham-Brinkley House Formerly The Home Of The Famous Dr. John Brinkley Will Be Opened To The Public Friday, Saturday Sunday Come See One Of Del Rio's Most E- Historic Landmarks.

Also; The Incredible Pipe Organ 18 Room Mansion Exhibit Of The Once Incredibly Opulent Gardens Chandeliers Donations Adults $2.00 Children $1.00 "'We'll Be Expecting You!" Open Friday 1-5 The Burnham Brinkley Museum Saturday 9- 3 p.m. Located In South Del Rio Sunday 9-11 A.M. Hudson Drive DUDLEY HARRISON ON am running for State Representative because I want to serve the people of District 68. will work to promote the welfare and prosperity of the district. VOTE Remember: Remember 6 more Sunday afternoon Absentee Voting.

Absentee voting DUDLEY HARRISON days for Courthouse 2 p.m. 8 NOV. 2 "The Candidate Who Cares!" A Political Advertisement Paid by Doris Harrison, Box 668, Sanderson, Tx. 79848. State explicitly 382 More depressed Perfectly 08 Clock numeral Regrets 72 Southern 73 constellation Red or Black 76 cat Citrus 70 beverage Noon, at sea 78 An Astaire 79 Capable of being stretched 80 Tyrolean song 81 slyle Fears Belgrade natives 85 Porcelains 53 Asparagus 54 place 55 Rustle, as 56 skirt 59 Aural 60 Stake 62 Avoid adroitly 64 Rule-making marquis 65 Deep pass 66 Beehive State Fishhook line 67 Legumes Certain store 68 Cede 69 Unruly child 70 Shadows 71 Man and Wight 73 Inhabitants: 74 suff.

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Sculpture plan scrapped BEDFORD, Ind. (AP) The promoter of a project to build limestone replicas of a pyramid and the Great Wall of China has resigned after spending $700,000 in federal Merle Edington on Wednesday announced his resignation from the Bedford Chamber of Com- Rio.