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43 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE DAYTON DAILY NEWS Monday, July 10, 1972 Tuesday's Stars and observe. You are not stuck with one method. Know it and do some investigating. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar.

20): Review basics. Check medical, dental appointments. Protect your interests. Be aware of activity of one who performs special service. Deal with Scorpio, Leo and Aquarius persons.

Employment opportunity is due. Be aware of legal transactions. Depending too much on others now could be error. Cancer individual is involved. Mate, partner seeks counsel where money matter is concerned.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Accent on legal affairs, partnership, marriage. Guard image improve public relations. Stress alternatives.

Wait Names in the News Hope Recruits Stars To Aid Agues Victims From Dolly Newt Win Strvlcn BALTIMORE Comedian Bob Hope has recruited a "planeload" of Hollywood personalities to appear with him July 22 in a six-state telethone to raise money for victims of tropical storm agnes. Hope compiled a list of stars, including Zsa Zsa Gabor, David Jansen, Fess Parker, Mike Douglas and Miss World U.S.A., within hours after a request Sunday from a Boston television station. ACROSS 1 Missile 5 Whale 9 renewal 14 Poison 15 Numerical suffix 16 Mud volcano 17 Ice box 19 Start 20 Ivy leaguer 21 Sudan's east boundary 23 Arthurian lady 24 Psi ts 26 Passed on 28 Netherlands weight 29 N. Mexico town 31 Oriental knife 34 Move like a crab 37 Calmness 39 Together, in music 40 Anagram for 29-D 41 Tree genus 42 Manses 44 Mountain rodents 45 Quiz 46 Feral 47 Famed: abbr 48 Package 50 Collided head on 54 Handle 56 Preferred 1 net. Let others know you are not without allies.

One who opposed could become booster. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Emphasis is on ambition, standing in community. Prestige rises.

Appeal gains broader base. Move ahead. Deal with those who can aid in attaining goal. Aries is in picture. State case with ease, authority.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Good lunar aspect now coincides with what is at a distance. Develop philosophical s. Put original ideas to work.

Test theories in marketplace. Means transform theory into practical effort. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Check policies, tax forms.

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19): You get relief from recent pressure. There are changes and there will be an emotional outlet. Give full play to creative urge. You attract attention. You draw people to you.

You can now look and act like a winner! TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Accent on property, basic issues and security. Don't give up something for mere promise. Get commitment in writing. Improve home surroundings.

Relationship with Sagittarius could i i y. Be flexible. GEMINI (May 21-June20): Accent on short journeys, dealings with neighbors and relatives. Aquarius and Leo figure prominently. Forces tend to be scattered.

Be versatile, but avoid nf i Means keep sight of basic goal. CANCER (June21-July 22): Accent on financial status. Plug holes in budget Find ways of increasing income potential. Open lines of communication. Deal with Gemini, Virgo individuals.

You get news of genuine bargain. Follow through. LEO (July Cycle high; judgement and intuition are on target. Heed your own counsel. Make new starts take initiative.

Be independent in thought, action. Be ready for personal appear-a s. Love is much in picture. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.

22): Look behind scenes for answers. Be quiet within. Avoid making definite commitment. Be sure you are seeing in light of reality. Avoid wishful thinking.

One close to you may now be sincere but misguided. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Accent on fulfillment of desires. You get what you want, especially in financial area.

Income from career, occupation could increase. Be confid- 7 1 072 I HJhB Aides Meet SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. -President Nixon plans meetings here this week with Secretary of State William P. Rogers and former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally, both returning from overseas missions.

Rogers and Connally are not expected until late in the week but Caspar Weinberger, director of the Office of Management and Budget, will arrive for a Tuesday conference with Mr. Nixon on money matters. Reagan Visits PARIS California Gov. Ronald Reagan is scheduled to meet with French Premier Pierre Messmer today. Reagan's visit to France is part of his European tour as an emissary of President Nixon.

Gromyko Tours BRUSSELS Soviet Foreign Minister Andre Gromyko hat arrived in Belgium, the stop on his tour on Benelux nations. Gromyko will meet with King Baudoin, Premier Gaston Eyskens and parliamentary leaders. The talks are expected to deal mainly with the planned European security I Mb lb 8 Wh lie Ml TTTF 14 His HT6 20 pj23 24 25 MEV 34 35 36 39 pO 60 6l62 63 B66 67 Hii 1 69 LEARN TO DRIVE 314-3534 UPl Telepholo BUFFY SINGS About 50,000 persons who gathered at Cleveland's Edge-water park Sunday for a free rock concert heard Buffy Saint Marie, among others. The show was sponsored by a local ra- conference and the European By Lichty GRIN AND BEAR IT LEGAL NOTICE Pursuant to the Regulations of the Comptroller of the Currency of the United States, notice is hereby 'given that The Winters National Bank and Trust Company of Dayton, Ohio proposes to establish a branch bank In the vicinity of the intersec Coftimon Market. U1 Pope Sees Hope of Peace VATICAN CITY Pope Paul Sunday called the Vietnam talks in Paris "a gleam of hope" for ending the war in Indochina.

"As the bitterness of the conflict in Indochina grows from day to day," he said, "there now is a gleam of hope." He called for a new spirit at the scheduled resumption of the talks to make that hope come true. Zanuck Leaving Warner Bros. I LOS ANGELES Richard Zanuck, 37, whose father helped figR him from 20th Century Fox studios, announced Sunday that he was leaving Warner Bros. Zanuck said he is leaving his job as senior executive vice president at Warners, along with his long time associate, David Brown, because it is "time to strike out and make some pictures of our own." Brown was executive vice president for creative operations. tion or wnipp ana Bigger Koads (5567-570 Bigger Road, In Oak Creek Shopping Center), City of Kettering, Montgomery County, Ohio, and that an application to establish such branch bank was filed with the Comptroller of the Currency on June 29, 1972.

and was accepted for filing by the comptroller on July 3, 1972. N-J 7-10 Faces By Robin Adams Sloan Jr IMP A- Skyland Spassky Tried Money Gambit I know that Bobby Fischer, the chess great, can be pretty difficult about money, but what about the Russian Boris Spassky? Does he play for the glory of Russia? D.G., Painesville Ohio. Spassky is just as prickly as Fischer about money. The 35-year-old Soviet player just caused a huge scandal by splitting with his long-time coach, claiming creative and business ditferences. The rumor in chess circles is that Spassky thought that as the world champion he ought to be getting more money than Fischer.

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