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The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • 12

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Pago 12, Sec. 2, CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon, Saturday, Oct. 19, 1968 RADIO PROGRAMS i THE'y. UVE.JTf Wfl WAS NNaYNCW HEJSE COMEsN VHALL BRIMS gJ? BITT NO ONE JL 1 FOR. THE LJ WIU.

ALLOW US A MEPiCINE I IN ADDITION "ID A TYPE- i ioi potest, how's oorT slab survived sxactlva thatuookopa bjshtto ceruba I warren filled wrrw nice 79 if REFUGEE FfcOM ATBKAVOTWO- lifrmT WEEK A AAAN WHO WANTS ft ANP THE REBEL. 6ENERAL. WORDS ABOUT HIS REVOLT I i THE HAHA PACK JUST BECAUSE f5S to an Alfe L5l has WANTED PoTEET vCTO BUY OUR. WAY IN TO 1 SUNDAY7 Circus-Circus Casino Opens With Acts Above Gamblers tracts the high-roller not even (Jircus-Uircus has no room clocks. accommodations or major showrooms for top name per "When people want to they will gamble and not formers.

KAPT: Sunrise-Sunset; 1220, Kilocycles (Ind.) Program: (News, weather, 0:25, sports, 0:45) Sunrise-sunset: Capital Country-Western music with Rex West-ergard, Jack Vhaleril Features: Religious programming throughout morning KBZY: 24 hoursl490 KC (ABC Contemporary Network) Program: (Contemporary News, 0:54:30, Local News, sports, weather, Jim Trett, midnight-6 a.m.; Raymond Gomez, Spanish, 6-8 a.m.; Herald of Truth, Church in the Home, a.m.; Master Control, a.m.; Silhouette, a.m.; Clayton Henry, 10 a.m.-noon; Daa Nims, noon-6 p.m.; Jim Trett 6 p.m.-midnight. y- i i KGAY: 7 a.m.-sunset; 1430 kilocycles even circus acts above their Instead, high wire and aerial LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI)-Circus-Circus. the newest addition to the glittering Las Vegas "Strip" opened Friday night as thousands of first-nighters jammed into the big top. The $15 million cement structure shaped lik a giant pink and white circus tent, is unique to the five-mile row of gambling resorts on the strip.

heads will distract them," said acts perform above the heads Jay Sarno, the promoter and de of gamblers as they play blackjack, roulette or Histor veloper who appeared opening night dressed as a carnival ically, casinos have been built barker. in such a way that nothing dis- He was surrounded by live pink elephants, trained monkeys Proaram: (News 0:30. 0:55: SDorts 0:45: weather 0:15) 7 that paid off slot machine jack a.m. Hour of Crucified; 7:30 a.m. Georgetown Forum; 8 a.m.

Current Affairs Program; 8:30 a.m. Linving Faith; 8:45 a.m. ui pots, casino dealers wearing polka-dotted clown shirts and shapely cocktail wiatresses Abby Owners May Want the Cat wearing lowcut drum major costumes. The, Circus-Circus has a casino larger than a football field, which houses 19 black jack ta H-HEYLL FACE A FEDERAL "Tl AUD. AT7HTS WMEHT-j Religion in the News; 9 a.m.

"The World "Wonderful Western Weekend" with Bob Kelly, Mr. 'C; Noon News i KSLM: 7 a.m.-ll p.m.; 1390 Kilocycles (Mutual) Program: Ron Manchas, 7 a.m.; Old Fashioned Revival Hour, 7:45 a.m.; Four Square Church, 8:15 a.m.; Words of the Gospel, 8:30 a.m.; Radio Bible Class, 9 a.m.; Layman's Hour, 10 a.m.; First Methodist Church, 11:30 a.m.; Ron Manchas, 12 noon; Lew Johanson, 3 p.m.; Serenade in Blue, 5 p.m.; Drew Pearson, 6 p.m.; Vista, 7 p.m.; Concert Hour, 8 p.m.: Lew Johanson. Music. 9-11 p.m. rm i i I'LL RP YOU CAM 3C I'LL rp mrrA YOU CAM UWEASy.

SARGE. FOR 1 RELAX. bles, two roulette wheels, eight my fault because I am older and should know (HER It is mid- RAP FOR ABDUCTING YOUR crap tables and 686 slot ma MOWING WHEM I FEAR THAT PAIR MIGHT, Mfc'P AUD UK 1 DAV TBV TO GT PARENTS-AND FRAUD CHARGES IF THEY BEAT THAT ONE fO SAY chines. words.) Thank you. 5 THE OLDER ONE FHREHTS FINISH! EVEN WITH MY FOLKS yOUR WORRIES The slots play music, ring GIVING THEIR STATEMENTS WERE OVER FOR A AMD THE TWO bells and light up when they pay off.

ucAK OLUtK: Tell your mother what you have told me, (or show her this item) and ask for her comment. Meanwhile, as SWINDLERS DEAR ABBY: Some weeks ago a neighbor boy brought me a pathetic looking kitten and begged me to take it as his mother wouldn't let him keep it. He. said it had been crying at their back door for several days. Being an animal lover, I took, the kitten, even tho we already had a dog and cat.

The kitten looked so sickly, I took it to the veterinarian who discovered it had worms and The big top, which employes ARE LED TO THEIR CELLS MONDAY a Boy Scout you are pledged to be kind, truthful, and: obedi 1,000 persons, opened its doors at 6 p.m. Friday and a crowd estimated at over 10,000 continued to pour in well after midnight. ent." If you are, you'll win in the end, and the "fink' may follow your example and be YTO SEE YOU, STEVE-FUNWV THING HE LOOKS LlkE THAT MISTUH BRAWN5KI BUT K-y50 MUCH OUDUM Police were on the scene in KAPT: Sunrise-Sunset; 1220 Kilocycles (Independent) Program: (News, weather, 0:25, sports, 0:45) Sunrise-sunset: Capital Country-Western music with Bob Dorn, Peter Olson, Jack Whalen. Features: Bob Brace's Oregon Report, 7:45 a.m., p.m. an attempt to unsnarl bumper to bumper traffic on the Strip." TCH THEYlX NEVEK INVITE UCAOAihU KBZY: 5 a.m.-midnight; 1490 KC (ABC Contemp.

Network) The gambling resort built In si three tiers which all overlook By Abigail Van Buren Capital Journal Columnist the casino inside is billed as a resort for an members of the family. A nursery Is available for parents who wish to deposit Program: (Contemporary News, 0:54:30, Local News, sports, weather, Clayton Henry, 5-7 a.m.; Wes Ryan, 7-9 a.m.: John Vaughn, 9-10 a.m.; Clayton Henry, 10 a.m.-noon; Wes Ryan, noon-2 p.m.; Bill Ford, 2-7 p.m.; Dan Nims, 7 p.m.-midnight. Howard Cosell Sports, twice daily, morning and evening. i 1 i KGAY: 5 a.m.-sunset, 1430 kilocycles Program: (News 0:30, sports weather 0:15) 5 a.m. to signoff.

Country Gentlemen Music with Dick Bond, Little Rollie, Mrs. 'C Bob Kelly; "The World Tomorrow" a.m.; Glen Stadler's "Capitol Report" 7:32 a.m.; Noon News their children. The ground floor level is devoted to gambling. But the upper two tiers over looking the casino are devoted to carnival games, such as bal Of il hi I mt Dr i In TU distemper. But he got it back to good health, instructing us to feed it a special diet in order to build it up, which we did.

Yesterday I saw an ad in the paper for a "lost kitten." I think it's this one. Both my husband and I are crazy about this cat now. If -we hadn't paid to nurse it back to health, it surely would have died. We have given it a good, affectionate home. We have no children.

In the ad there is no reward offered. loon dart throwing where the prizes are dolls and small household appliances. i KSLM: 5 a.m.-midnlght; 1390 Kilocycles (Mutual) There is enough cement in the entire building to construct 250 Program: (News Kent Grauer, 5-6 a.m.; titu Show, 6-7 a.m.; Bob McCarl, 7-9 a.m.; Kent Grauer, 9 a.m.-l p.m.; Frank Wodman, 1-6 p.m.; News, Lew Johanson, 6 p.m.-midnight. I homes. One way of getting from come a Boy Scout, too.

i DEAR ABBY: I think my wife is an exhibitionist. She walks in front of the windows with the shades up and nothing on. When she dresses, she never closes her bedroom door, and we have kids all the way from 10 to 19 of both sexes who always have friends over. She has even gone down the hall and from one room to another in various stages of undress (and NO dress) when we've had houseguests. If I tell her ito put something on she says, "I don't have anything to hide." What is wrong with her? I HER HUSBAND DEAR HUSBAND: Some people have a neurotic need to "hide" what they have.

Others have a neurotic need to "show" it. Your wife could belong to the latter group. DEAR ABBY: My husband recently hired a very; cute young secretary. Lately, he has been rushing through dinner so he can shower, shave (AGAIN), pick up his secretary and go back to the office to up." Should I be jealous? THE WIFE DEAR WIFE: Not unless you know what he goes back to "catch up" on. Everybody has a problem.

What's yours? For a personal reply write to Abby, Box1 69700, Los Angeles, 90069 and enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. an upper tier to the casino level is a slide. Another way is a Contract Bridge firemen's pole. However, ramps are available for the less adventurous. One act which will appear nightly is a man who leaps 60 feet from one of the top tiers into a giant wet sponge.

By B. Jay Becker in Masters Individual Championship Play Top Rocord Holder East dealer. Neither stda vulnerable. LOOK-N HERJEFUSZD I VMATSTHEUSE CALL MiE A SENTIMENTAL sJT AT THIS iTHEXMllJJOrJ. OLD FOOL BUT I CAN'T SO EVERY MAM Jl 7 IF I CAMVT SZ STAND SEE IMG A HAS HIS JZS IL THAT'S NOT Cri HAVE EVERV- BILi.lONAIFE V.

Wmir CTIrTMlMPFl 6om very ixma leexepcc. i take toh g-ss nTr Late Justice PALERMO, Sicily (UPI)-Twenty-three years after Giorgio Comparetto's death in a shotgun ambush, Salvatore La Corte went on trial Friday for his murder. Prosecutors said La Corte gunned down Comparetto, whom he suspected of stealing La Corte cattle. NORTH 4K96S VKJ i AK97 763 WEST EAST 474 4AJ1052 1078 J9842' J643 410 AQ108 ifrJSa SOUTH 4Q8 VAQ5S Q853 (showing 12 to 14 points). West led a diamond; Ja each case.

At the first table declarer went up with dummy's Idng, cashed the K-J of hearts, and continued with a low spade. East was asleep at the switch. He followed low, permitting South to win with the queen, and declarer now had no trouble making nine tricks. At the second table, South ran into tighter defense and went down. one.

Declarer played low from dummy on the diamond lead, apparently hoping West had led from J-10-x-x. When East produced tha ten, South won with the queen, returned a diamond to the king, cashed the K-J of hearts, and led a low spade from dummy. East went right up with the ace, made the killing shift to the jack of clubs, and South lost Under these circumstances, is it our place to phone these people who advertised for the lost cat? PERPLEXED DEAR PERPLEXED: You have built a good cast for keeping the cat, but ifs not good enough. Yes, you must telephone the people who advertised for the lost cat. They may ward you for your kindness by letting you keep it, but if they want their cat back, be prepared to hand it over.

DEAR ABBY: I am a 12-year-old boy with an eight-year-old brother, named Burton, who is a fink. Burton wore my Boy Scout hat and took my brand new bugle outside and blew it all day Saturday while I. was at the dentist's. When I found out about it I gave him a little tap on the arm. He fell against the fence and got a little tiny cut on his head and maybe two drops of blood came out.

Burton ran in the house screaming and told our mother, and now I am grounded for a whole week. She didn't say one word to Burton about wearing my hat and blowing my bugle. Was this fair? How can I make my mother realize that when something happens it is not always K94 The bidding: Almanac HOME) (. POPOLATION EXPLOSIONM four club tricks for down one. Actually, East's spade plav at British Army, Lord Cornwallis, surrendered his Revolutionary War troops at Yorktown, Va.

In 1814, the "Star-Spangled Banner" was sung at Baltimore this table was not very difficult. Declarer had shown up with four heart tricks, could obviously score four diamond tricks By United Press International Today Is Saturday, Oct. 19, the 293rd day of 1968 with 73 to follow. i The moon is between its last quarter and new phase, The morning stars are Mars and Jupiter. The evening stars are; Venus and Saturn.

On this day in history: In 1781, the commander! of the for the first time. East Sonth West North Pas3 1 NT Pass 3 NT Opening lead three of diamonds. This deal occurred In four-table team of four match. The final contract at each table was three notrump. At two tables North became declarer and easily made the contract when East led a spade.

Declarer won in dummy with the queen, cashed the K-J of hearts and ace of diamonds, then led low diamond to the queen. After cashing the A-Q of hearts, he took the marked diamond finesse and thus made nine tricks. At the other two tables South became declarer after opening the bidding with a notrump GrRi by finessing dummy's nine, and if permitted to win a spade WELL, AT LEAST) I YOU'RE A F1HE A -T DONT WANT ONE TO BE GIVING 1 YOU TO MAKE THE 5AWE. ME. ADVICE! mA IRRZPARABLt MKTAKE -vi-w-XS.

THAT! DID, ALJV WHEN MARWEO CHL In 1936 a round-the-world airplane race by three newspa trick with the queen would easily make the contract. per reporters ended at Lake Rising with the ace of spades hurst, N.J. H. R. ElkinS won J4 over Dorothy Kilgallen and Leo and shifting to the jack of clubs therefore offered the only real Kiernan with a time of 18 days and 11 hours, 14 minutes and 33 FATHER WAS WlEn MATEO, 1 rr i THE NOTOWOU5 HEAD OF OUR, TM chance of beating the contract.

East had to assume that West could win four club tricks; otherwise, there was no hope. seconds. FAMILY" IN THIS OT UKTIL HE W5 SHOT DOWN! GIVE UP THE ONLY I'm DtADLV 5ERIOU5! 1 RVOULL UNDER5TAMD, WHEN "512? VOU KNOW WHO AND News Quotes In 1967, the United States space vehicle, Mariner 5, swept (O 1968. King Features Syndicate. Inc.) 10-19-68 OH.IKNOW "4 JOHNHy (5 IM LEGITIMATE U51NE55 ENTERPRISES NOW BUT IU NOT HAVE LIVIN4 ON BLOOD MONEY! ill i "past Venus.

A thought for the day: German writer Thomas Kem-pis, said: "Be not angry that you cannot make others as you wish them to be, since you By United Press International ligence ship Pueblo arp still deadlocked: "What we want is to get our men back alive. How long it will take I cannot say." ATHLInS A Greek army sergeant, commenting on Jacqueline Kennedy's decision to you cannot make yourself as wish." marry Aristotle Onassis: "She's the best thing to happen to us since Socrates." AiFARnipiTnv at DOLE RQYjELA drop.caroi i stealuodeCZ 1 1 aqojdrab MpMR I AGECAPO onelcred enIza my a ube6s czzi "i 7n Pat UP A ST AtJRA RLIrxoul prj6 NlEIPUMlElEn JeELS Quirks in the News DONALD DUCK PONYTAIL 28. Dessert 30. Plateau 31. Fury 32.

Boring tool 33. Rib 36. East end of a church 37. Caution 39. Old horse 42.

Embittered 43. Haw. wreath 44. Rolled tea 45. Overornate 46.

Stripling 47. Yellow tuber DOWN 1. Anesthetic 2. Memorabilia ACROSS 1. Fissure 4.

S. Amer. Indian group 7. Otiose 11. Witch bird 12.

Generation 13. Color 14. Algonquin 15. Yellow ocher 17. Bustard genus 19.

Long strides 20. Softened by soaking 22. Distant 23. Consumer 24. Hunting expeditions i I 11k I VON DRAKE'S Ji FORGOT AAV KEV I HAVE TO wouldn't have served the Democrats even if they didn't object to the posters.

RING THE BELL! SPACE CENTER, Houston-Apollo 7 Commander Walter Schirra, reporting on plans for the space ship's return to Earth: "We are giving serious consideration to entering (the Earth's atmosphere) in our shirtsleeves (light coveralls worn instead of space suits)." SOLUTION OF YESTERDAY'S PUZZLl 3. Carnation 4. Frosty 5. Ares' sister 6. Surface to air missile By United Press International BEE IN BONNET DALLAS (UPI) The show must go on, even if the ringmaster has a bee in his bonnet.

i A bee flew into Ringmaster Austin Miles' top hat just as he put it on to make his grand entrance at the Gil Gray Circus's Friday matinee, i Miles was stung four times, but he performed without missing a beat. fx mil VUNG TAU, Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu, reemphasizing South Vietnam's refusal to negotiate with the National Libel ation Front: "I think we have made it clear Hanoi has to talk directly with the GVN (government of South Vietnam). We do not recognize Hanoi but we'd like to talk with them because he (Hanoi) is responsible for the war." 7. Dunce 8. Ooze 9.

Former 10. Potato buds 16. Patron saint of Norway 18. Tract of land 20. Jitney 21.

Residue 22. Obese 24. Observe 25. Rule 26. Dan.

fiord 27. Patriotic organization abbr. '29. Chaffy part of wheat 32. Plant louse 33.

Sp. house 34. Aroma 35. Plant dissasa 36. Cruising 38.

Sickly 40. Sunken fenot 41. School of whales KLLy sure? if i'aa up therev' a jjs VVm sure ASLEEP IN4 Ml 'A HAVING AIM FUNNY STORY MORECAMBE, England (UPI) The winner and the runnerup in the Great Britain Sea Angling Championships were on probation today because they faked their prize hauls. In court Friday, the two men admitted adding fish caught before the contest to those they landed during the competition. NO BULL SARENTINO, Italy (UPI) Two officials annulled the sale of a cow Friday because it was wearing a "falsie." The cow's owner contrived a convincing false tail of hair-covered rubber tubing to replace a natural appendage lost in an accident.

LUNCH DATE GRANTS N.M. (UPI) Demo crats had to hold a lunch for their gubernatorial candidate, Fabian Chavez, in the Job 1 wl ii 35 28 29 1 hi II wA vM 1 far tim 30 min. AP NewifeofurM 10-13 Corps Center Friday because none of Grants' restaurants would take down Republican Gov. David Cargo's campaign HOT SPRINGS, Secretary Clark Clifford, telling a group of businessmen that negotiations for the return of the Communist-seized intel I Si KiDS F' Srclfc Inc. 1968.

VTacM ngliM posters. 3 One restaurateur said he Well, so much for our victory dance!".

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