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'm 1 TV Ppnsapola News Saturday, January 4, 1964 WJ tm I wen 0 isneortrv llllllil I HMM. WHEN I'M CEPRE55EP, 1 6ET (, I TIC I I I 'ill II I 1,1 Sfc7 hungW VW whatWIII'VojanV hunger, guess weil start at the Av rrrl 111 II I I 7 GRANPFA. CHUCK HAVE TpPANDWORK OUR WAY PCW, iOTJlCTW fY Ml IT SEEM5 MIGHT? STRANGE, CHARLES, NOT TO BE A PART Op THAT FAKAPE OF CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES LEAVING. i 1 1 wit 1 1 X7V. i i 1 1 1 cr-fcni 1 1 -a -nj 11 -i -n 1 1 Ln i rsij-y 1 w-i mmassBmiXfii uvph si) a-- xs- a KIR6r GOT AWAY WITH WHEW, THAT WA5 CLOSE.

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18 Furnishers. 20 Relative, for short. 21 Saltpeter. 23 Fan- 24 Soothing word, when repeated. 26 Crook in a tree branch.

27 Bay in Luzon. 29 Little 30 Cheft utensiL 32 guzette. 34 Responsibility. 35 Criterion. 36 Rise rapidly: 2 words.

38 Solicit: 2 words. 41 Poetic pronoun. 42 Fold of cloth. 44 Of a certain shape. 46 Tracks.

48 Quite. 49 Curved mark over a short voweL 50 A direction. 51 Event in Thina-tnwn: 2 words 54 Piece of music. 55 Joking: 2 words. 57 Reduce to a mean.

59 Puts out (a baseball batter). 60 Tyrolean vocalist. 61 Units of force. 62 Barriers. DOWN 1 Farewell, as a performance.

2 Cute rodent. 3 Happy lark: 2 words. 4 Upright piece in a frame. 5 Burrow. 6 Christmas symbol 7 Wessel Lied (Nazi song).

8 Cuckoo. 9 Division of the tertiary system. 10 Repetitions. 11 Joke. 12 Mexican floras: 2 words.

13 Amusement park specialty: 2 words. 14 Looks with eagerness. 19 Flounder. 22 An electronic meter indication: 2 words. 25 Desire with, expectation: 2 words.

27 Prearrange: 2 words. 28 Part of a pis. 31 Impatient exclamation. 33 Shoe leather. 36 Eschewed.

37 Probitv. 39 Including everything. 40 Devastates. 41 Possessive adjective. 43 Algebra: Abbr.

45 Light: Fr. 47 Bodega. 49 Netherlands city. 52 Assayer's concern. 53 Own.

56 Flag staff on' the links. 58 Relative: Abbr. WHAT'OLP TREES OFTEN. PQ IN. AZZAPI Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon.

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CLAD BCJRKOWEP mmm 0 OlOlL "FROM A Chess Whiz Wins Crown 2v SWEEPUPKEDILLA fellTIBMpIISa 111 111 aTTI I lA.lillHpAI0.2Ii 11A11I BfT. A NJC 0 jlv A I Wo A A JLAllll llf0 CHANS 0 kQ A IT IE NEW YORK (AP) Bobby Fischer, 20 vear old chess wizard from Brooklyn, has won Classes Set In Bridge his sixth U. S. Championship. ESCEfel JACKANAPES His perfect 11-0 score was the HlllKlEiaOlLlllOiaulNlSlElTl first in 70 years of major U.S.

UAlSISaSIEIElNMSIAIElNlSI tourneys. After his 11th victory last Two new 10 session bridge classes will start this week according to Miss Betty Walker of the Pensacola Recreaton De ed at the Recreation Auditorium of the City Hall Annex, 125 E. Government Street. Those interested are asked to register on either Monday or luesday by calling HE 2-1211. Extension 256.

Classes will he CONTINUES TALKS TOKYO (AP) Red China's Premier Chou En-lai continued his talks with Albania's Communist party and government leaders at Tirana, capital of Albania, the official New China News Agency reported Friday. A broadcast heard here said night, Fischer showed his opponent how the game could have ended in a draw. He defeated Dr. Anthony Saidy of Puerto Rico in 56 moves. The game had been started Thursday.

Fischer won his first U.S. title at age 14 and has taken every one he's competed for since then. He skipped the 1961 com partment. Instructor will be Charlie Somberby. An intermediate class will get underway Wednesday at 7:30 p.

m. and a beginners' course is slated to start Thursday at the same time. Classes will be of two hours duration. Both courses will be conduct- limited to 50 students each. Text books will be available at the first class.

said the two sides exchanged views on questions of common interest. petition. First prize was $2,000. Second prize of $1,000 went to Larry Evans of Las Vegas, who scored 7Vi points to 3 for his opponents. Evans won the 1961 Argentine Men Call Off Duel Over Promotion BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) A three-man tribunal of honor decided Friday night that Actor Donahue Enters Wedlock With Pieshette HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Actor Troy Donahue and actress Su title.

Interested in furni thing your home? For the best deal in town tall 476-7300 Mr. George Hickt i The current U.S. Chess cham- pionsnip tourney Degan play Dec. 15 among 12 players. zanne Pieshette were to be mar there are no grounds for a duel between Argentine Defense Min There is no difference between MOW STOP AND BUT HOP TMreES Hilda's ister Leopoldo Suarez and the ousted air force minister, Com a checkerboard and a chess NE A HOT FUDGE SUMDAE MMM! ITMieMT KIP BROTHER WMAJ" mi rAV or ill Tell Sis what A ried tonight in a civil ceremony at the Beverly Hills Hotel.

Donahue and Miss Pieshette will be married by Judge Edward Brand. The groom's best man is Greg Benedict. Maid of honor is Karla Most. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Eu board. A 5000 IDEA A HALF-PINT-FWM- il 1 -n if-klcvf T1LJTAAn modore Martin Rafael Cairo. Both men had affreerl earlipr IO IKY IO WIN PRIVET YOU 1 YOU ARE' HIS FEiFMrvJiP to abide by the tribunal's decision. Suarez resigned Thursday 1 gene Pieshette of New York. H- WANTED WASTE PAPER NEWSPAPERS 50c PER 100 LBS.

DELIVERED M. A. NOtMN CO. so ne could meet Cairo chal-'lenge on the field of honor, but the defense minister went back to work after President Arturo jlllia had refused to accept his fJL I FROZEN FOODS resignation. Cairo challenged Suarez in a dispute over defense orders to reduce the number of air force promotions.

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