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PAGE 24 A I I I CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 Hindicip Iff Dickens cliatacttr. 14 Part of a yard. 15 Indian. 16 Prefix. 17 TitUt.

18 Great in science. building. 20 FiithfulnoM, old ttyk. 22 to 2 words. 24 Arroi 1 specially, 26 27 Kyushu volcano.

30 33 37 Vault, 40 Paria station. 41 Style of pinafore. 42 Yen 43 Selves. 44 Lung's hride. 45 Baseball scores: 2 words.

47 Piano 49 Disagreeable. point. cuipa. 53 Elbe tributary. 55 Model.

60 Soldier of 1870. 61 Similar. 65 Beyond. 67 Baseball name. 68 Water ouzel.

69 Pontificial headdress. 70 Sometime landing place, 71 Hems. 72 Embellish. 73 Site of Vulcan's DOWN 1 "Make the most 2 words. 2 Place for a mat.

3 death (overuse): 2 words. 4 Commonwealth. 5 Decoration. 6 Horseman. 7 Distinctive air.

8 Burrow. 9 Scries of 30 Precursor. 11 Ornamental case. 12 Sheik. 13 Rustic skating area.

21 Work of John Wesley. 23 Verily. 25 Two under par, in goll. 27 Come to 2 words. 28 Entrance dtvicx.

29 Mythical maiden. 31 Rikkt-tikVi- tavi's prey. 32 White or gray mineral: 2 34 Cranial nerve. 35 Certain goU dubs. 36 River into tbe Meuse.

38 BaubJet. 39 Sports affairs. 46 Island off the coast of Fiance. 48 Gaelic sea god. 52 Tropical lizard.

54 Nursery favorite. 55 Lids. 56 Steinbeck character. 57 Panorama. 58 Footnote abbreviation.

59 Turning: Prefix. 61 Plunder. 62 Ancient Greek athletic meet. 63 Caravel of H92. 66 Oaptey.

Tucson Tomorrow Unless otherwise noted, all items listed in this column are open to the public free of charge. Welcome to the 950 delegates attending a regional meeting of the Western Orthopedic Association, today through Thursday, with headquarters al the Ramada Inn. TONIGHT 8 P.M. Indian music featuring the AH Akbar Khan Trio. Sponsored by University of Arizona Associated Students.

At University Auditorium. Charge for admission. TOMORROW 8 P.M. Recital-Workshop. Carl Dolmetsch, recorder, and Saxby, harpsichord.

Room 106, University of Arizona School of Music, Speedway Blvd. at Olive Road. (See sports section for sports calendar) Tucson Meetings The Rlllito Area Council will meet at 7:30 this evening at the council office, 2521 N. Stone Ave. Executive board members will be elected and council chairman Gerald Butler will speak.

Refreshments -will be served and the public is invited, The regular monthly meeting of Tucson Senior Citizens Club No. 1 will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at 220 S. 5th Ave. Mrs.

Chevrolet Dies DETROIT Mrs. Louis Chevrolet, 72, widow of the automotive pioneer who built the first Chevrolet car in 1912, died "ast week. Mrs. Chevrolet ivhose husband died in 1941, was win in France and came to the United States when she was 16. 'THREE LIVELY ARTS' More Music, Less Dance Would Improve Program By IvaeHELINE KEATING Citizen Drama Critic "An evening With the Three Lively Arts," presented over the weekend at the Jewish Community Center, was a mildly diverting combination of dance, the speaking voice and music.

There was too much of the first, just enough of the second and not enough of the third in a program of divertissements that took less than an hour and a half to perform. It was intime in the manner of after dinner entertainment at the turn of the century, when homes were large enough for that sort of thing, and dear to the heart of Jacquie Kennedy when she was living at the White House. Although it smacked of pretentiousness in an inoffensive way, the program made for a pleasant enough evening. The 'Passersby 5 Held In Burglary ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. Police answering a burglary call to an establishment found two men who said they were passersby who called officers a hearing the burglary alarm.

Officers arrested a Deats, 31, and Carlos G. Perez, 26, both of Albuquerque, and charged them with aggravated burglary. Police said the establishment's alarm can be heard only at the alarm company's central office. 81-Year-OM Retires To Care For Mother SEATTLE (ft Lillian Atwood is retiring from Goodwill Industries to take care of her mother. Mrs.

Atwood is 81. Her mother, Mary Duvall, is 100. Mrs. Atwood didn't stick it out at Goodwill as long as her mother, though. Mrs.

Duvall retired from her job in the textile department when she was 85. one-act play, Edna St. Vincent Millay's "Aria da Capo" (Song Without End), which made up the second half of the program, far outstripped in quality and interest the five short numbers, called "Frangments," offered before intermission. The Millay drama, playing upon the effect of greed and ambition on friendship, was exceedingly well done. Staged against an on-stage musical accompaniment by a harpist and two flutists and combining poet- i rama and commedia deli'arfe, with a dance interlude inserted for good measure, the Millay piece was decidedly effective.

The musical trio of Patricia Adams on harp, Gerard Irwin and Althia Levine, flutists, added immeasureably to the overall harmony of the production. Tn fact, a whole evening of their nusic would be a delight to listen to. In the roles of two young she- SATURDAY'S ANSWER 37 66 pherds, who find worldly desires complicating i pastoral friendship, Gary Timbernard and Steve Rosenthal gave sensitively serious interpretations, with exceptional feeling and understanding of the thought behind the lines. As Columbine and Pierrot, Linda and Jerry Newman, played with light-hearted abandon that provided balance and a happy, contrast to the more somber mood of the shepherds. Among the "Fragments" of the firs': portion of the program, a scene from Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar," with Sandy Rosenthal playing Cassius and Ed Oresman as Brutus, was a standout.

The heady prose was spoken with a quiet intensity that fleshed the scene with vivid life. A dance number, "5 Minutes and 22 Seconds," so titled because it took that much time to perform, was amusingly stylized and humorous as done by Judy Abbott, Marcia Blute, Dale Dunn, Cheryl Folkins, Gloria Hirsch and Howard Frederick. The other three numbers, combining poetry and dance, I thought fell considerably short of their intention. The contemporary dances, although well enough done in themselves, did not succeed in either complementing or interpreting the poetry. Rather they seemed too dynamic for the gossamer threads of the poems.

Sandy Rosenthal was drama director, Frances Smith Cohen, dance director and Robert Rudolph, music director, for the Performing Arts Committee of the Tucson Jewish Community Center. DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS 75 from I Dining Room Banquet Room Coffee Shop Cocktails I 6211 E. SPEEDWAY at ROOK HOURS 7 A.M.-ll P.M. DAILY SATURDAY 7 A.M.-MIDNITE MAC'S GRILL 831 NORTH PARK PH. 624-1388 Cafeteria Serving 11 to 2 5 to 8 (MONDAY thru FRIDAY Cafeteria only) Special Served 5 P.M.

to 8:00 P.M. ONLY DINNERS FOR THE PRICE OF be served to two people Choice of any of 5 etitreei--plus soup, vagetabU, homemade rolls and butter. Second Dinner of Same Items Is FREE! FREE PARKING LOT AT REAR Dog Of The Week --Citizen Photo My folks had to go away where they couldn't take me, so here I am without a home at 5 years old. My name is King, although right now I don't feel like one. I'm house trained, have had all my shots and I'm licensed.

Also, I like kids. I don't like being an orphan, so won't you come out and get me and give me a home and your love? I'm at the Humane Society Refuge, 3450 N. Kelvin Blvd. (Last week's dog was adopted by Joseph R. Munguia, 701 W.

Mission Rd.) Social Register Drops Supreme Court Justice WASHINGTON UPI Su- Dreme Court Justice William 0. who raised more than eyebrows in Congress by taking his fourth wife last summer, is a dropout from the capital's new social register. a name was conspicuously absent when the social list of Washington "The Green Book" came off the presses this weekend. He was one of about 700 persons dropped from the 1967 edition for one reason or another, mostly because their questionnaires were not returned or they had moved out of town. The 67-year-old Douglas married Cathleen Curran Heffernan, 23, a petite blonde from Portland, in Los Angeles July lo.

The justice, known for his mountain climbing, was urged iy one congressman to resign from the court and devote his full to "hiking the highways of matrimony." Five House members introduced -without success resolutions that the judiciary committee investigate his "moral character." PLAZA Gaiety--Music--Color Irma Dorantes "NOS LLEVA LA TRISTEZA" Julio Aleman "ESCUELA DEL CRIMEN" An anonymous board determines eligibility for the Green Book "only from the background of a given prospect placed before them," publisher Mrs. Carolyn Hagner Shaw said in a statement. Supreme court justices, congressmen, top-ranking members of the executive branch and other socially promiment Washingtonians are normally listed. No reasons are given for deletions. THEATBE 3 GATES OPEN :30 P.M.

GREGORY, SOPHIA PECK STANLEY DONEN LQMN ARABESQUE TKHHICIUDir PmVISlCH' A ROSS HUNTER Production NER Production LANATURNER. ff Common Sense Commentary that's JOHN CHAMBERLAIN in the CITIZEN TONIGHT AT 8:00 P.M. 4 WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS! AGARLOPONU PRODUCTION DAVID LEAN'S FILM OF BORIS PASTERNWS DOCTOR ZHilAGO IN PANAVISION'AND ALL SEATS RESERVED CATALINA VVt K. CAMMIIL TEL. 325-1201 Matinees Sun.

Holidays 2 P.M. C-VES. NIGHTLY af 8 P.M. Tickets on Sale at Box Office. By Mali, or at Sears.

Box Office Open Daily 10 A.M. Sun. 12 Noon Starring KENNETH NELSON "ABIC BLOOMING MUSICAL Brought io Tucson by BROADWAY THEATRE LEAGUE THIS PERFORMANCE Main Floor $6.73 5.75 5 4 Balcony $3 2 ON STAGE ONE NIGHT ONLY October IS University Auditorium Curtain 8:30 pm NOTE: Seaion rlclwri far all BrojeJ- TITlfCTf Tucson way Theater Lciiut productions still HiKHN available. IH.lll.IJ Of Office 2719 Broadway 325-3304 Horse Raised On Goat's Milk DALHART, Tex. Dusty, who got a bit mixed up at an early age, has been raised on goat's milk.

But she is a horse. Dusty was born early in 1966 and her mother died. One of the goats owned by her owner, Fred Presley, took over raising her and Dusty's diet was goat's milk until she weighed around 300 pounds and was weaned to feed. Newsmen Casting Votes On Professional Awards MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, T96 Tucson's newsmen and newswomen arc voting this week on the outstanding persons in their profession, who will be honored Saturday, Oct. 15, at the first annual Tucson Press Club Orchids and Onions Ball.

The ball, open to the public, will be at 8:30 p.m. in the Pioneer International Hotel's Main Ballroom. Jimmy James and his seven-peice orchestra, plus Three Coquettes vocal group, will provide the music for dancing. Local journalists are voting on the top two newspaper, radio, 'television and photographic news persons in Tucson. From these nominees, a "news man or news woman of the year" will be selected.

MONDAY, Oct. 3 Spaghetti Meat Sauce Includes Tossed Salad, AA Roll and Coffee Mickey's Restaurant 5 to 9 3830 E. Speedway Mwii iniv. of sot tiir M'KIM till KIM 1 Caruso 434 4TH AVE. MA 2-9657 Winners of the 1st and 2nd place awards in each category will receive plaques.

In addition, the Press Club will present orchids to thoie political officials, and civic leaders selected by secret ballot as being "most cooperative" with local news media. Onions will be presented to those persons voted to be "least cooperative." Tickets may be obtained for $5 per person by visiting or telephoning the Tucson Press Club, located in the basement of the Phoenix Title Building. NOGALES BUS SERVICE leave TUCSON for NOGALES 15:15. 1:15. 3:30.

1:00 1:15. 10:30 P.M leave NOGALES tor TUCSON lit' tsIS. 10:00, A.M. 1:15. 3:80 P.M GrevMNirtd Terming HS-MIJ SCHOOLING RACES FREE Admission Children Welcome 30 TO 50 RACES Season Starts OCT.

14 GREYHOUND PARK CLASSIC MAROIM 7:30 1145 N. ALVERNON N. OF SPEEDWAY Noon Luncheon Specials MONDAY Oct. 3 Chicken a La King TUESDAY Oct. 4 Chopped Steak WEDNESDAY Oct.

5 Creamed Ham OPEN 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. SUN. 12 to 8 Chalet 4030 E. SPEEDWAY TUESDAY SPECIAL Chicken Fricassee Rice Peas Carrots, Roll or Muffin, Coffee or Tea EA 5-5116 HOURS: 11:30 to 2:00 4:30 to 8:00 Sun.

Holiday: 11:30 to 8:00 Over 500 banquets and meetings in the past year offer proof of our fine food, excellent service and personal attention given to banquets and parties. Our four banquet rooms can accommodate groups of 10 to 150 people. Luncheon and Dinner banquet menus at reasonable prices. May we assist you in planning your banquet? Redwood Gay 90's 5532 E. Speedway 298-3301 Tucson Symphony Gregory Millar, Conductor SEASON TICKETS Six Subscription Concerts 1966-67 38th Season OCTOBER 18 Orchestral NOVEMBER 22 No.

9 "Choral'' JANUARY 10 Harry Shub, Violinist MARCH 7 Jove Itttrbi, MARCH 28 Dimitri Bnshkirov, Pianist MAY 2 Franco Igleitas, Baritone TUESDAY NIGHTS 8:30 P.M. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM $12.50 Balcony 7.50 Balcony (un-rcserved) For Tickets TUCSON SYMPHONY SOCIETY 2719 E. BROADWAY PHONE 325-3304 $17.50 Mam Floor 12.50 Main Floor SHOW SCHEDULE rimes Furmshw by "APACHE. os Edad de Pfedra Hi los Desobedientes 8:59. A FOX-TUCSON LINA: UCSO Dr.

8. Agony and the Ecstasy Singing Nun 3:35, LOFT; Yesteradv, Today and Tomorrow Mondo Bizarre 9:30. xMIOWAY: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf 7:07, The Loved One PLAZA: Diamond Head the to a Small Planet Thl'e'f -n rea Race Once STREET: An American Dream A Fine Madness 9:16. x--Drive-ln theaters. NATIONAL GENERAL CORPORATION Fox WEST COAST THEAT 17 WEST CONGRESS mmm 623-9491 Free Parking After 5 P.M.

Last 2 Days-- Open 12:45 P.M. CHARLTON REX 1 HESTONHAllsS by DC i ALSO-DEBBIE REYNOLDS the "SINGING NUN" 2 DAYS Open 6:45 COLOR "AN AMERICAN DREAM" Whitman Janet Leigh Plus Sean Connery "A FINE MADNESS" COLOR JACK "JIVE" SHAFFER SHOW Shows 8:30, 10:00,. 11:30 Liverpool Sounds LIVERPOOL UPI The city council is planning to record the sounds of Liverpool -among them, riverfront noises, native dialogue and perhaps even the local police band. Officials hope they can match the i success of their a x-residents, the Beatles. Dancing a.m.

No Cover No Mfnimum Hoof n' Horn 749 W. Miracle Mile 622-2603 October Is National Movie Month TONIGHT ONLYS Viruta Capucina Lorend Velazquez "LA EDAD DE PIEDRA" --Plus-Padro Armendariz Antonio Aquilar "DOS fflJOS DESOBEDIENTS" $1.50 Carload ASWOffl 51. AT AlVERNON 325-2223 LAST 2 NIGHTS Peter Fonda--Nancy Sinatra "THE WILD ANGELS" --plus--Oliver Reed "THE GIRL GETTERS" 14500 MST MIDWAY 3260111 LAST 2 NIGHTS Adults Only This Engagement $1.50 Per Person Elizabeth Taylor--Richard Burton "WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF" Plus--Jonathan Winters "THE LOVED ONE" LAST 2 NIGHTS Gordon MacRae--Shirley Jones "OKLAHOMA" plus--Anthony Quinn "MARCO THE MAGNIFICENT" Both In Color 5101 NOGAIK HWV. 294-3532 LAST 2 NIGHTS 3 Carload Tony Curtis--Natalie Wood Lemmon "THE GREAT RACE" in color--plus Ann Margret "ONCE A THIEF" Jerry Lewis "VISIT TO A SMALL PLANET" TWICE A WEEK IT'S Every Monday Tuesday from 5:30 to 10:00 P.M., cnfoy our special "Dinner For 2" selections. The prices tell you: it's the biggest dining value in town! SKY CHEFS LS GRflMM TUCSON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SHIPSTADS JOHNSON 1C! FOLLIES Tues.

Oct. 4 thru Oct. 9 Arizona Veterans Memorial COLISEUM The Ice Follies smash hit of last year's State Fair -returns with a new and completely different show. BUY A TICKET TO A DREAM AND SEE The furor of a Tartar dance the antics of an unroar- iflus tiger the tumult of Viking ships and sword dances the spectacle of wedding gowns from many lands and more! PERFORMANCES tax included 5 NITES: SPE Hi. ip'ir? REN TUES WED THURS.

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p.m. BUY YOUR TICKETS AT: Coliseum Box Office All Community Box Offices Thomas Mall Key Shop Bill's Records Smitty's Big Town.