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The Times Standard from Eureka, California • Page 20

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Eureka, California
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20
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HUMBOLDT STANDARD Monday. Jan. II. 1954. Page 20 MARTHA WAYNE By Wilson Scruggs YOU PXM-O B6KT UNTIL JUNE WHEN 16ET MY DECREE.

I OOrfT EXPECTTOHAVE ANY GETTW3 A JOB. I KNOW, STEVE, YOLTVE ALREADY! HAD OFFERS FKCM A COUFtE Of A CHEMICAL ftt SURE VOU HAVE ARNEFimiKEIN 1 CHEMISTRY. WINCHELL ON BROADWAY The Times Square Circle: He- Cardless of the denials racetrack biggies are reconciled to the fac' that there will be night racing here in about 5 years. Movie firms, baseball and theatre showmen arc trying to figure a way to stop it Diana Herbert (the playwright's daughter) and Argentine croesus Rafael del Pardo did the hand-holding bit -at the Village Vanguard Medallion Theatre claims the largest tcevy hookup--via 129 CBS stations The Sardi's crowd report Lee Shubert always said: "I don't know why 1 work so hard. If I go first I'm sure my brothc.

will break my will" Lee Mortimer's Gita Hall article in the Sun. Mirror (on the model's dates every night in the week): "Saturday her date it Lynn Howcll, a newspaperman, but social" Hmf, cxshooz me fcr livin'! Sounds In the Nlcht: At Slncapore: "He's such a phony he makes a look cood" At the Laurels: "If you asked irie. got that black eye by arc warned to be on the alert for an impostor forging Nat (King) Cole's name to checks Lisa Fcrraday and Gig Young (of "Oh, Men! Oh. arc a constant duct Clifford Gray and KALORIE KATE THAT ZESTFUL.TANGY HILL SOON BEGIN TO BOOMERANG DINNER ROAST OECF(40Z.) BRUSSEL SPROUTS CUP) STEWEO TOMATOES CUP) TOSSED GREEN SALAD I URGE SLICE BL'K COFF. tout cucmitt JS5 HOW TO CATCH AMAH! walking Into a reporter's pencil" At Ceruttl's: "The Sill Amendment Is the rock of the Constltu- crats out of work." Broadway Smalltalk: Judy Garland's first million-copy recording (in many seasons) will be "The Man That Got Away." Ira Gershwin and Harold Aden ta lovely Peggy Flournny's hideout is Billy's Steak House Marlon Brando and Susan Cabot toasted each other nt Major's Cabin Music Hall prima ballerina Jca- ncttc Tanncn nnd mag editor Edward Hoffman announced their blending at the Embers.

It will happen Jan. 24th The Tom Moodys (Judge Valcntc's darling) plan a flash Frankic Lainc's new hit, "I'd Give My Life For You," could its lyrics into the oldie, "I Love But You" Insiders say Nielsen has nhout 700 tccvy meters (In the nation) and 120 in NYC. Only 2 in Portland, Oregon. The Orchid Garden: Christine Jnrccnsen's personal appearance (with clever Mylrs Bell) at the Latin Quarter. They kid themselves good-naturedly.

It in all Inoffensively diverting "I Dare To Dream" from "Almanac." composed by the producer M. Grace Darvas fc Julia at the Latin Q. Kxcltlng dansohatlcs Ronnie Sclby's 881ns; (at dinner) the Embers. The Night Watch: Elizabeth Taylor is nunt-icipating. Her arothcr Howard, becomes a Daddy in May Leila Martin of "Wish You Were Here" is honeymooning with Leonard Green The Jackie Fields (he's the former welter- champ) have counted 10 over their Happiness Kirk Douglas's Best Girl doesn't get her name in the papyri.

She is Ann Buydens Ronald Glcason (the mag writer) and his bride arc taking the Las Vegas-pipe. She's there now The that Herald Trib publisher Bill Robinson hns left to proxy Steve Hannagan Associates was denied by all concerned when the col'm forecast that news months nnd Threatens To Sue Rubirosa! Gee whiz, give the poor guy time to count his money. Franchot Tone's starrer, "Oh, months ago. (End of Yawn) Vishinsky's new neighbors (in the swanky Sixties) will be a new predict an- tlon the rats hide under" At Cafe Tokay: "Of course there's a deprcsslon. Look at all the Demo- othcr lilr shakeup at NBC in the next fortnight Rubirosa must have been broke when he married Hutton.

He came straight from Vegas! The Dick Haymcs (Rit Hayworth) have the Roncy Plaza tower, in which lionaires usually dwell the mil- Sud- Wir.throp Rockefeller and Barbara Hutton never marry each othcr? Headline: "Zsa Zsa Men! Oh, Women! has this awlfty "The reason men and women can' get alone Is because they eacl want something completely differ cnt. The men want women and the women want men" Para mount wants Gable to play th Gambler (love-Interest) in "Guy and Dolls" with Jane Russell a the Salvation Army doll. Bob Hope and Grable will he In I alone with other "names" Songstress Rosette Shaw and Ha Collins (of Red Button's wrltlnc staff) are a Newsome at Flck-a- Rlb For the Dcpt of Deadpan Reporting: The N. Y. Times print ed thf Hutton mercer unde "Amusements" Local bookie are setting up phones In Jersey To handle the New York "action.

They say they "got the word" A I A JJICK "Oh, fine! No sooner do I get the baby off the two o'clock" feeding than YOU start Today's Crossword Answer to Previous Puzzla a sparkling smile is Be at your best mighty important Chew Wrigley's Spearmint Gum. Freshens mouth--iweeteni breath. Chewing helps keep bright. BUSINESS ERSHBE 'Come In, folks!" The kids got their snowball so big that' I couldn't move it away from the door!" Nursery Rhymes ACROSS 1 Tho Piper's son 4 Llttlo Boy 8 What Mother Hubbard looked for 12 Eucharlstle wine cup 13 majesty 14 Soon 15 Through 16 Vanished 18 Shackle 20 Staggers 21 Pronoun 22 Vehicles 24 Hurt 26 Air (comb, form) 27 Musical direction 30 Burdened 32 Eye inflammation 34 Analyzed grammatically 35 Get away 36Sainte(ab.) 37 Corded fabrics 30 Feminine appellation 40 What Polly Flinders sat beside i 41 little. two little, three little Indians" 42 Hobgoblin 45 Based on tens 48 Extend beyond 51 Past 52 Eyeglass part 53 Disparage 54 Sailor 25 Formerly 56 Essential being 57 Sea eagle DOWN 1 Woven strip 2 Portent 3 Mad Hatter's companion 4 Indistinct 5 Jacob's third son (Bib.) 6 Time allowed for payment 7 Eyes (Scot.) 8 Foundations 9 At one time 10 Christmas carol 11 Finishes 17 Mistakes 19 Pays attention 23 Constellation 24 Swiss 38 Foot levers mountains 40 Foremost 25 Outer garmentn Dark yellow 26 Viper 42 Tree trunk 27 Deadlock 43 "The cow 28 Gratuities Jumped -29 Where three the moon" wise men of 44 Clan Gotham went 46 French coins 31 Weirder 47 Seaweed 33 Queen product Boadlcea's 48 Forsaken people 50 Compass point i), 17.

CHRIS WELKIN ONE FAC AWAV FOE ACCUWTE WELKINS ABCMCR FOC66T THAT WBB LATCH OKTO M3UK5PAC6FOCAIAL FORTHEBI6 GUtt cottcao! TDSLCW ABBIEvand-SLATSr THERE is HO FEELING OP LONcSOMENESS TO COMPARE WITH THE UTTER DESPAIR OP ARRIVING IN A STRANGE TOWN THERE ISN'T A SOUL YOU KNOW, OR A FRIENDLY SMILE OF WELCOME 1OU CAN LOOIS FORWARD By Raeburn Van Buren THIS IS DEBORAH FRIGHTENED AT THB PROSPECT Of FACING A NEW VWRLD.NEW PROBLEMS ALLEY OOP By V. T. Hamlln YES.THE YEAR IS OC6-. GOT ALLEY JUST BE- OOP AND OSCAR FORE THE BOOM BACK IN BATTLE OF EARLY HASTINGS. I OH.THC6E TWO 15NT IT NEVER AGREE STRANGE.) ON THEM ALL I HOPE IS FIGHTING THEYCONT ON I FOUL UP THE OPPOSITEAVHOVE NORMAN CONQUEST.

BUT STARS. HOW COULD THAT, BE? DIDNT ALL OOCLA, THIS HAPPEN A.H...WHA.T5A.Y 0CO YEARS LI'L ABNER By Al Capp I HAVE A PECULIAR HONEST PROPOSITION FOR yCAINYHEARJ ABE YOU- BUGS BUNNY BLONDIE By Chick Young DAGWOOD-HOW MANY EGGS DO yOU WANT FCR BREAKFAST? DO vou WANT) CPOACHED IT FRIED. SCRAMBLED OR POACHED?) DO YOU WANT Jl'l PLAIN IT ON TOAST V-. OB PLAIN? I-' HOW MUCH COMMOTION SHE CAUSES EVERY TIME SHE LAVS ANECG LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By Harold Gray ftLLRKJHTf ALL RWHTt. BREAK IT UP! WHOAl MNirretNOT WOWl TBffT BK TROCK-T YEAH! LOOKS CUTOFF THE ROARtmo I LIKE A FK TwrMcrroRcowrrAMo I comes on.

THERE NOW? MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN By Lee Fallc Davis MANDRAKE'S GETTING TOO CURIOUS. I'D BETTER WARNTHfM.HE MAY BE SNOOPING AROUND THE SLOPE JACK THE SKI PRO IS MORE AND MORE MYSTERIOUS. HE'S HEADING KK THE HAUNTED SLOPE. MAN DRAKE IS JUST A GUEST KTTHEINM. NO, HE KNOWS NOTHING, BUT HE'S STARTING TO ASK A OHOST SKIER AND A MOVING SNOW MAN ON THE HAUNTED SLOPE.

NOW A PHONE TO WHERE WHAT IS. ALL THIS? CURLY Sam Leff AI EY. CURLY YEHOODI MOODY IS IN TOWN VIOLIN 1 HE'S GIVING A CONCERT TONIGHT- I'M NOT A LONGHAIR- BUT THIS KID REACHES 1 I'M ALWAYS MADi I UNHAPPY WHEN I 4 WATCH A CHILD PERFORMER! ttrs GO HEAR HIM YEHOODI HAS REAL TALENT I DON'T LIKE TO SEE A YOUNGSTER LOSE OUT ON A NORMAL CHILDHOOD. INMOST CASES I'D AGREE-BUT YEHOODI 1C THE ONE EXCEPTION. CURLY'.

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Years Available:
1952-1977