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PAGE 20 A I I I MONDAY, AUGUST 6, Notice, Citizen Charlie Fans! Effective today, ALL Citizen Charlie crossword puzzle entries MUST be sent to the Tucson Daily Citizen by U.S. mail. All entries MUST be received by noon Thursday to be eligible. Entries delivered personally to the Citizen are no longer eligible. Mail to: Citizen Charlie, Tucson Daily Citizen, P.O.

Box 26767, Tucson, Arizona 85726. And good luck! $525 CASH Charlie's Crossword AM Entries iMusl Be Mailed iiiailiiijjacldw In-low) Po'ti-anl onlrii prohibited In I I'or-ial Si-rvii-c Will Noi xX A 1 1 Nan Stre City a llii fc 's 0 A 1 1 "t- '5 A 1 ti 5 'R A 1 5 0 5 A 5 4 ie et If von an i wUll Mlll- square. l)t-li tat ol crili Ph Citizen subvert her, put an in will Mnrt this 3. Its not surprising; tluit 3 wear dtsigiu-r would luive to think ol a gmiink-k to move sales of liis-y 6. If you're listening to two pre- teruious people discussing a their efforts to impress each other would probably be musing.

7. In Sherlock Holmes story, sinis- ter man uitli slight might be Holmes himself in disguise. S- Generally speaking, an iiiicdu- uiited person in particular will know little about the Make something tractive. seem more at'- CtIP PUZZLE ALONG DOTTED LINE HEAD AM) FOI.IXUV CONTEST 1--Solve the clues as you would any crossword puzzle. Fill in all blanks clearly.

2--Clip puzzle along doited line. Mail entries to: Citizen. Charlie, TUCSON DAILY CITIZEN, P.O. Box 26767, Tuc- son, Arizona 85726. Multiple entries in a single envelope i are permitted (be sure you place correct first-class postage on envelope postage-due entries will not be 3--Alt entries-must be received via mail by noon Thursday to be eligible.

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There is one answer that in the opinion of the 1 judges is the best word fitting the definition of each clue. Decision of the judges is final and contestants agree to ac- cepf these decisions as condition of entry. v'6--Anyone may enter except employees of the Citizen or Tucson Newspapers and members of their families. Submit as many entries as you wish on puzzles clipped v. from 1he Citizen or an original exact-size facsimile drawn by hand.

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MAI BY NOON THURSDAY Look lor Puzzle Solution and iNamo in Saturday's Citizen 1 1 Criticizing ugly building on edge 1 ol town. IIKUI may well sadly re- call trees that once blood there. I J. Weapon. A man a partner in an umuccesslul business might won- dcr about setting up a private company.

15. Belore leaving dcscrtetl house, hunted criminal might try to up any trace of his being there. Ib. IP. If an artist his cottage by the sea.

it's probably because be needs a change. 20. Very small. 21. Normally, it uould be relatively simple for a handyman to make himself a wooden rather than buy it.

CLUES DOWN: ij: 1. Seeing a caged lion, it's natural to imagine liim in the jungle 2. Rebuke. 3. On his First night in Kome, Tourist might out on liotel balcony to take in the fascinating view sees.

4. One might admire coolness ot chess muster who ascendancy alter thrilling attack by opponent, D. I louse i windows that one takes to be empty might be occtt-; pied by an eccentric. 10. The look a young niaivs face is likely to show the value he inter- prets lor himself hv winning them.

13. If, after working all night, a man has a business problem he may teel it was worth it. 15. A store clerk could easily feel fool- ish ii unable to answer a question about it. 16.

Probably sufficiently pleased rvith the description of being powerful. 17. Tardy. IS. Month.

APACHE Buscona" 8:07, "Los Hombres de Lupe Alvirez" 9:58, VISTA 1 Poppins" (G) 1, 4,7, BUENAVISTA2 Sawyer" (G 12:30, 2:30, CACTUS "Oklahoma Crude" (PG) 8:07, "Pancho Villa" tPG) CATALINA "Losf Horizon" (G) 8:15. CINE "Los de Satanas" 6:30, "Los Problemas dc Mama" 8:20. CINBWORLD 4 CINEMAS Theater 1: "Badge 373" (R) 12:30, "Extreme Close-Uo" (R) 6:12, 9:49. Theater 2: "Live and Let Die" (PG) 4:31, The Mechanic" (PG) 2:41,6:42,10:38. Theater 3: "40 Carats" (PG) "Butterflies Are Free" (PG) 2:44,6:42,10:40.

Theater 4: "Poseidon Adventure" (PG) 12:30, 4:28, "Hot Rock" (PG) fcfiOTIQUE 2738 N. CAMPBEU BOOKS i i 8 MM SUPER A i i MANV fTEMS 50 QPfN 10 10 WEEK A I 6 SUNDAY PHONE 326-0406 Movie ELDORADO "The Sound of Music" (G) 2, 8:15. FOX "Super Fly TNT" (R) 2:20, 5:35, "Dealins" (R) 12:45, 3:30, 7, 10:05. JERRY LEWIS "The Harrad Experiment" (R) 7:30, 9:30. MIDWAY "40 Carats" (PG) "But- lerflies Are Free" (PG) All that pulchritude and Burr too! By LAWRENCE LAURENT Washington Post Ncvn Strvlct WASHINGTON Elizabeth Baur is the kind of woman that other women find easy to hate.

She wears a size five dress and is trying to gain -not lose 10 pounds. She never had a skin problem. Her hair is naturally curly. And she gets paid to spend up to 12 hours a day with Raymond Burr. She plays Officer Fran Belding in the "Ironside" television series (NBC).

This fragile-appearing, 25- year-old woman is a fifth generation Californian who defied her father and entered the film business. Her father, is Jack Baur, a veteran casting director whose most recent job was at 20th Century Fox. "It started." she recalls, "when i was three years old. I'd get up early to watch western on TV. I wanted to wear' two guns and ride a horse." By the time Elizabeth was 1G, she told her father, "I really want to act." As a casting director, Jack Baur knew better than most the heartbreak that is part Of the film business.

All he said to his only child, however, was "fine, Elizabeth" and arranged for her to audition before famed drama teacher Estelle Harmon. Miss Baur remembers: "Secretly, he hoped that she would tell me, 'Forget But Estelle's reaction was just the opposite. She was willing to take me on as a student." Her father paid for three months of training during summer and then told his daughter it was time to go back to Immaculate Heart High School. "He made it plain," she remembers, "that he had paid for my training and now it was time for me to have another ambition." She finished high school, but not before a friend found her a job in a corn flakes commercial. She worked with Jimmy Duranle.

"Mostly, I just sat there looking pleased, which wasn't difficult since I knew the money would pay for more acting lessons." Still, there was father to be considered. Elizabeth duly enrolled at Los Angeles Valley Junior College and during the second year decided, father's wishes or not, that she'd go TV, football affects home living, layout CLEARWATER, Fla. (UPI) The 21-inch color television and pro football have had a profound effect on the configuration of American homes, according to a home designer. Television plays a large role in the popularity of "family rooms," especially big family rooms, says Spencer Hart, design executive of U.S. Home Corporation.

"The family room of the 70s has replaced the living room of the 1950s as the family gathering Hart said, adding that "most home buyers want big family rooms that can handle leisure activity of Mom and Dad and all the kids." fulltime into acting. To make matters even stickier, she decided to try for acceptance in the talent training program then being conducted at 20th Century Fox. where her father worked. "He told me he wouldn't lift a finger to help," she said, "and he didn't." The young woman was accepted and became part of a class that included such performers as Jacqueline Bisset, James Brolin (now of "Marcus Wilby, M.D.") and Lyle Waggoner (now of "The Carol Burnett Elizabeth showed up as a mini-skilled policewoman in an episode of "Batman" and in a feature motion picture, "The Boston Strangler." The big break came, however, when she won an audition to play Teresa O'Brien in a western series called "Lancer." She thought all those dreams, at the age of 3, had finally come true. She hastened out to Malibu Canyon for five months learning to ride horses.

"1 took lessons in roping and learned to drive a team of horses." "Lancer" was supposed to be the CBS-TV answer to the NBC-TV success with "Bonanza." Instead, it lasted two years and during a total of 51 one-hour episodes, Elizabeth Baur mounted a horse in exactly two shows. "Lancer" faded and she found other work. She was. "a naughty lady" in an episode of "The Young Rebels," a "little girl student' in an episode of "Room 222" and "a kind of sweet nothing" in an episode of "Nanny and the Professor." Meanwhile, across the hills in the San Fernando valley at Universal Studios, a problem had come up in the "Ironside" series. Barbara Anderson, who had won an Emmy Award as Police Officer Eve Whitfield, had decided to get married and leave the series.

"I never thought Td get 'Ironside'," Miss Baur said. "(Producer) Cy Chermak saw 130 actresses. He. chose 14 to read for the role and seven were given screen tests. The others were more the policewoman type.

I think he picked me because I didnt look like a policewoman." The actress remains a person of strong will and big ambitions. She recently moved out of her father's home, but she didn't move far. "I thought it was time that I had my own place," she explained, but she stayed in the Hancock Park section of Los Angeles where she's lived all her life. Father's home is within walking distance. Now she's busily decorating the apartment and dreaming new dreams.

After 'Ironside' I'd like to be a star. I'd like to be the very best. "I think," she said, "that's being very honest." Arizona Theatres (obc) (obc. 111-0616 HURRY! TODAY 3:00 1:15 P.M. JULIE ANDREW: THE SOUND OF MUSIC" 1C) Elizabeth Baur and Joe Don Baker in a scene from an "Ironside" episode.

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