Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 48

WEDNESDAY, OCTOPER 27, 0-23 THE DAYTON DAILY MiWS PAGE 4S DENNIS THE MENACE tay; .1777 ruFVDn if A fiA lUf PUT U5 PCWN, WOJN'tCS VA5 CTrL. tiO; HldM I P-iiCM f-VJ? LET'S r-fk5 VOU 6CA.TH!M' IN fcMEU f9ei -1 If) Willie To Return Soon: Eddie, Debbie TV Pair? "71 fl MTJ 4 Wl I SAM'') THAU- probnh'y uill rr-; irvMinsrt r'atmn will mntinnp its to the WI.W-TV Ruth polwy. Tim Ma- A tir I i Ivors show MK.n, nftrr a Turn is nrmi.a ny in. ivi, in thr m.n,t1 whim rlnrlm trm.l Cinul uith Sullen, pail iMTmr K. i Hud Art r.iiintuun is ir fm.1 nut wlnt raiinc Ins vlrP pi Ml'nt i station i ii i .1 KAN' IIOI.IJWAV.

vUio urntr Sfiints fur Mi'h mnvirs as (TV ALL HE AW J-JLSr DOMKO. WHUT TTLLS COTTA WHUT T'SA'V put fust- HAKHGM KEEPS AcVfEASliRiN' ME, MAMMV Kvrrp hrarimhrs. Th imth. "Tim From The will Vrf-eiit-i In itilnr hy MIC lrtn to I p. tn.

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do-is- for.s,His MARRY SIZt. IS MAP.D IP VDPE CHILE vwjts EXCAPE TH' HORPOkSa TM' SADIE HAWKIWS tM PACE -AND EAPfJ ARAlR "Till Tim Clouds fioll By" find "Winds And Mump." lias written a rmw TV "MtuatKin" mtws whir will Mar hundlcadrr Hay Anthony. TIip Hi quartpf is rc'iifdinj; snnm vocal Malinn lirroks for WONK. Sid Gams, who did a Smphony Sid i-pi-ohI hhiw (or UONK until NOW. M.

THEV'S VOHTW ANY 5 tfi- lfl.M, now is doini; a "modern Mark Arry dnine an rvrllrnt inh at WONK'r muiiiini disc 'sounds disr profram lor M.I jd'- (j.v jnrkev WING d. j. Grne in I'm C'i rMiX 'Vt harry I rank, who I.h Ufvn In V'rk for uly 3(1 day lifter Mul ine at fur Teeh In I i 1 1 fiiilund on llutii-rt Montgomery I'rrs'iiln play. liar ry uat Hip oprralur of Hip tpp mat hlne In Hip courtroom trial. He railed his parents, Mr.

and 60fl I VOPS. fa STiL WT6Pf? WHEM I PLEACH HIS Fairy will operate his Halloween bash for the third straight year Kr'lay nmht uhrn he'll play ree-ords for a rnsHirrm rinnrp on the paikinc lot at the rear of the Winters bank at Third and Broadway, lies civinc prizes for best ros-1umes and the hole thing' free. 1 OOKS like Tommy Sutton Is uvjirc 1 doki'T rV) DOWN TO VNORPS TO VOUR CONTRACTS ii 1 1 Mis, Fi.mk ilM I'ainlu idtmi AMO THIS Awy 1, NUTMEG Jf 0 oiuinvi um ai'. irie aim mm mem inai the FCC has ftjiproved tiansfer of j-rv is pretty dull, hut I've learned Springfield's WAVI tn Dayton fl mm the te htm al nut of Tommy, former folk record spinner; it." Barry open in an off-Broadway for WONE and WING, said the I of "Tw elfth i THI-5-STEW) TVj NEEPS A'V 4 shift will he made in the spring Nov. 7 and is dniriK the fencing choreography for a similar production of "Othello." Fred Sapp contribute the one about the Navy dentist whose retirement was signalized bv a i'l-pum salute.

I lAI.K STFVFNS. find that new buildinc will he constructed in the lOarre 1 ot they've leased lit Stewart and Cincinnati streets. The present WAV! staff will be expanded, he said, hut the sunrisp- 1 A WHY PC PEOPLE iT't ul TA L.t iP rev eg PEOP.E. UiiLESS TrEV TOO KAKi BeJeV6 ti'Ctt nintsj IJO.T VOLl'Ps kOTC-CXGTOr'rlCt kl ErrCeTTOk'--E TnEig WMT VELP. C1 LECTUPE6 POU'T HElP TWEfA TO JUP6E 'VOJ OCGmTTO GOOvEP P6VE kOT MeSAGE irvCetf-r rvoxs Notorious A gen I To NEW YORK, Oct.

notnri-nus fixer ill be indicted here next week. A government spent will he Be huliclvd AFTER IT. tFTEE rr OTmcR f-r jeep eEE4 'W'' PrVlkG SOQ tOJ'SE R.GuTwhH I i vi3iT, 3u sk-e NION KDITOKS a 1 Juck-O-Lanlerii indicted with him Cecil PeMille, who is making "Tlie Ten Command-m in Egypt, said of Ilnlly wood's of Lily Tons and Richard Tin ker. Alexis Thompson, former owner of the I'hiladelihia Eagles pro football team' is pieparmc a movie short on football's best-known bonehead tla.s Burcess Meredith, star of "Teahouse of the August Moon," Is a country-neighbor of the playright. John Patrick.

Last week Patrick Rave him a ram and a coat and fodder. The star said: "This is the first time, smcp the Barter theater days, that I've been paid off in livestock" Betsy Von Fin stenbiiiK will make some personal news next month HON IU'EH, the designer, did the costumes for "Not As A DM YOUVE HEACD ASO'JT ThE KONE REASON 6 the fact that vols recetl YHE'5 A C-RE-XT VY LITE5 I ArN.T UCAVY THAT CASlT DATE A stress on spectacles, "We no lnnpnr hirp iimt AS5'-V3 THE STATJS Cf A CEAlLY KXJ 7 PRETTY Gliet NOW ANZJ FATHER, I LSDE-55TAD Twikic rr would a AWKWARO-IP WE WESE SEEK! WMNfl TOGETHEC? -r- 'KHIS PRETTY decoration for a Halloween party is good to eat. To make it you'll need an orange, a gum drop, three candy mints, a straight pin, a paper nut cup, a piece of green paper and a small stick. ONE -Fold the green paper into fours and draw on it the leaf pattern Cut around the pattern. When unfolded, it will look like design Curl the ends of the leaves hy drawing the paper over a dull silver knife blade, and then put this into the nut cup so the leaves stand out over the edge.

TWO -Put the orange into the dish. With transparent tape fix two of the candy mints to the orange to look like eyes. Break the third mint in half, and attach half to the orange like a mouth. Push the pin through the gum drop, and stick it on the orange like a nose, THREE Wrap a piece of green paper left from the leaves around the small sin and push it gently into (he top of the orange like a pumpkin stem. -k spov extras, we hire whole tribes" "The Republican national committee has a fund-raising phone brigade Calls to 300 business leaders, to Ret $1000 from each Lillian Roth will tour the lecture circuit For its national tour the Salzburg Marionette theater will use the recorded voices Stranger." In dressing Olivia le- Jf Havilland as a plain, poor girl he tried every cheap shop in Is Angeles.

Hie star rejected the STAR GAZERO w- -H CLAY R. fOLLAN dresses he chose, even those costing $1.05. Miss Ivllavillanil complained they looked too good for the role Loper therefore designed her "poor" dresses himself IT), at $700 each. Alexander de Seversky has invented a new air-conditioning de-v ce When the Merrick production of "Fanny" opens Nov 4. the French tourist bureau will display to exhibit on the show.

Aim (IUA Voui Ooily Activity Guirf Aetordtna ta thm 5tnri to. SAMPSCU JL1 1 sEE3 LET rN0U I W.T OCT' 1 A LITTLE tj LUt i eve HiTE w'Fvwcf we'- To develop messoqe to Thursdoy, re.od words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birtH sign IlL BUBYAAYSELF in A PCAaiCAcLVArtC-0'7 BdSVAKO FOWETit' ki an hJ wrs.1:, a '3 60 87 88 JCOIHO lAUtlJt AT fLL DO i rvii Mrnl 31 QufltionOblpAl fVT It SEE! HEAR! CHARLES W. MLEfl Jr. Candidate for STATE REPRESENTATIVE Tonight, 6:45 P.M. WHIO-TV Channel 7 2 Vfiu featuring Duffy waterrnlors of the I 1 24-37 (' uoirtAiiui 63 A4 Reohjt AA nnw trtfnmgfc f.fl T-vtny A5 TfkMy 71 72 O.

75 fsisi WAV. "1 05 32 To 31 Wb 34 P'omnPi 35 Touhv 3A Asp' w.ih IS To 37 foUti 4(1 Top 4 I Mooy Tfldfru 43 Cor, 4 4S e.wir 4i Tmov W.rh 4i Con 45 Tno, 50 Vnu 51 IrX'Ot niJ, SI Ou S4 setting Adolphe iVMilly, just published the French hook version of Walt Disney's "The Living Desert," at $20 per copy Tal-lulnh Rankhead, a Democrat, said the other night: "All gvd things comes in threes; the Giants took the series, I'm in a smash hit and now Averrll llanmian must win." Tills IS HOW a recording-star was horn. She's Weber, a 11-ycar-old singer from Philadelphia She recorded "Let Me Go, Iivcr," for Columbia On Nov. 1.1, Felix CAPIlCOIN fnlkl 4 f.lrfl 5 fvnfl A SKnjid Lfi On't 1 1 Prv I i WwiM 14 15 A Tolriv IntlufrkM IS Crto.n JO Cut To.ru r.M'uui 1SM tS Impo'LTM Ta S.lI.M 30 -iv4 501 3A-44 54-63, 74 ftOQgrottr) 75 Ant) 77 Tp, 7fi Co orhr 7 HfO't I SO llimot, lntlot-k 52 53 D.tM A4 fcjfTV.f '66 71 74 175 76.77 V. 0UIU1 IAN Jl 1 I FELT J-zlND 1 TOVEREO XWHAT I'M LOOK- 5E1M IN EVERY CO'NER OP IN6 IT DOESN'T PtPN'T yat 54Y yOU'P )TH0SE 6ARWENTS, THE WARCKOEE HAVE bEARCHEP THIS CL05ET IsV- i ITSELF w-- vis? ToEit rscn I8 39 Jackson, producer of TV's "Studio 51 tl fli 79 83 One," is doing a murder mystery involving a disc jockey and a hit AS uu 6 VHOO SS Pji Ss e.og.ei S' S9 0 J' Mi" A J' i.r 3- 4 19-331" V)I0 I Wuttil La 7n VI record.

The hit record is important to the plot. Jackson asked Mitch Miller, of Columbia Records, for a suitable recording. Miller gave him "Let Me Go, Uner." By Nov. it should he a hit, for Miller sent the recording to disc jockeys, who started plajing i' SAVE $50 If If utiitp aiv tl aitiHhlr (hi iltiun pm nifttl on Al iifw imtf Of kfi'lHlMllI $249 Wool Frlrit 199 Suite. Now PUT YOJVESttNMV PROFILE! ITS BEEN PRINTED MlLLIDNi-i frttin I pni qitoiol NORTHSIDE FURNITURE CO.

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