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PAGE SIX EVENING HERALD, SHENANDOAH, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, i960. DAILY CROSSWORD TELEVISION PROGRAMS Daytime Delight PRINTED PATTERN BMk OEjElNllI EUT Em CHAPTER 17 I 'HE BUGLES-woke Sergeant 10. Pierced 16. Encourage 20. Samoan warrior 22.

Greeting- 23. Whale's nostril 2. Completely confused Satardij'l Aaiwer 34. Articles 35. Jinni 37.

The Seven 25. Make obsolete 26. Female ruff 27. What? 31. Talk (dial.) 40.

Skin tumor 41. Moist 33. Port Desportes at reveille, and on going to the window he saw that Blackpony was squatting; 1 with his back to the house, amoking. This morning Blackpony like a wildwest-ahow Indian, -in his yellow silk shirt, red neckerchief, green Mexican pants, and Apache boot-mocas really relax over his food as he had hoped. But that wasn't the worst of it There seemed to be something the matter- with Lolita.

At the best of times she was silent and somewhat withdrawn, like a little girl at a party who has been told to keep still and mind her manners. But tonight she had an expression on her face that the Sergeant had never seen there before: lt seemed to be a mixture of sul-lenness and resentment and in the Sergeant's opinion did not become the pretty, charming, refined young girl at all. The Sergeant fidgetted uncomfortably and had little appetite for the food. And appar sins. His long coarse black hair was In a sort of horsetail at the back, held In place by a beaded ACROSS 1.

Monaco princess 6. Wound covers 11. Common talk 12. 'Spring' 13. Issue 14.

Kansas river 15. Soviet news agency 16. Bird's walk 17. Exclamation 18. Girl's name 19.

Overhead train 20. High, craggy hill 21. Mandarin 43. Fragrant oleoresin 44. To perfume 45.

Taut DOWN" 1. Fireplace 2. Free Delivery 3. Faultily 4. Russian horsemen 5.

Before 6. Backless seat 7. Apex 8. Wing 9. Little Custer's last stand 23.

Caliber 24. Location of Blarney Stone (2 wds.) 28. Colors 29. Although (var.) 30; Consumed 31; Hebrew letter 32. President Tyler's party 36.

Order of Merit (abbr.l 37. Juan Hill 38. Detest 39. Fortress 41. Interlaced 42.

Perfect 24- 25 a 30 band. When he spoke, he looked in the other direction, avoiding the 777 31 32 3S 3S Ziwiziizzzz is If Knarf Were a Painter Ht'd Paint Leaver, Flowers, Grass And Birds ently both Bud and Maria sensed that something was wrong with Lolita Maria talked incessantly and at random, and laughed loudly, as if forcing herself; while Bud made one joke after another and tried time after time to get Lolita to join in the conver sation. But just as they were having their dessert Lolita suddenly rose without a word and went to her room. Maria sighed heavily then looked from Bud to the Sergeant her dark eyes showing both concern and em barrassment 'We better not take any no tice," she said, trying to srrdle. i i.

aon Know what's the matter with her. I don't know what to say. to her. She's lust not my Lolita any more." Unable to restrain herself, she put her head down and began to The Sergeant looked at Bud in distress but he could tell by the expression on Bud's face that he had no more Idea what to do or say than the Sergeant himself; and at that moment there was a tap at the door. It was Lieutenant Pendergast The Major was ready for the confer ence now, if it was "convenient" "I guess I better go.

too," said Bud, rather hurriedly. Maybe Maria would like to talk to Lolita." "Yes, yes," said Maria. "I am sorry everything was spoiled after I took so much trouble. Yes, you go, Bud. I'll talk to her." With what sounded like a sigh of relief, Bud followed the Sergeant out into the darkness of the dooryard.

"Bud," said the Sergeant worrying about his conference and feeling hurried, "do' you have any idea what's wrong with Lolita?" "Me?" said Bud, sharply. "Why me?" The Sergeant was a littje surprised at his tone but put it down to nervousness and concern. "Well, you're about the same age. You talk together." "Same age!" exclaimed Bud. "Hell, I was twenty years old last week.

She's a kid. Besides, MONDAY EVENING 6:00 28 Highway Patrol 22 Sergeant Preston 16 Life of Riley 6 Popeye Theater Color 6:15 8 News, Sports, Weather 6:30 28 News 22 tJJ. Border Patrol "Lapse of ime." A smuggler of aliens into the United States allows one' of bis passengers to die. The of the dead man seeks revenge. 16 Three Stoogles 5 News, Weather 6:45 28-8-3 News Huntley, Brinkley 16 Chalk Talks 6:55 6 Clutch Cargo 7:00 28 Rescue 8 "Left Hook to Hades." When an aging prize fighter ignores his crooked manager's orders to throw a fight, he is attacked by gangsters.

22-10 News 16 News John Daly 8 Millionaire 6 News, Weather 3 Death Valley Days 1:05 10 Charles Shaw 7:15 22-16-10 News 6 News John Daly 7:30 28-3 Richard Diamond "Popskull." Private investigator Richard Diamond follows a dog which is pursuing a bedraggleo cat The animals lead him to a scene of violence, and he arrives just in time to prevent a murder. 22-10 Masquerade Party 16-6 Cheyenne "Gold, Glory and Custer Requiem," conclusion of a two-part story. Colonel Custer's regiment is wiped out in the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Risking a charge of desertion, Cheyenne decides to appear at Maj. Marcus Reno's court martial.

8 Ozzie and Hariet 8:00 28-3 Love and Marriage Caesar Romero appears in "Jealousy." Pat Baker decides to see if her husband Steve will be jealous if she has a date with Caesar Romero. Unknown to Pat, Steve finds out and cooks up a counterplot with Caesar and Bill Harris 22-10-8 Texan In the town of Rio Nada, Bib Longley is appointed special deputy to rid the town of corruption. His first job is to find the unidentified outlaw who controls the town. 8:30 28-3 Wells Fargo "The Easterner." Wells Fargo agent Jim Hardie believes that Dan Mui- vaney is an honest man. But after a stagecoach-robbery attempt, Hardie begins to have doubt.

22-10-8 Father Knows Best Father, the Naturalist." Kathy complains that her father never has time to help her, but her mother reminds her of the time he helped Kathy complete the nature folder she needed1 to become a tribal princess in Little Squaws. 16-6 Bourbon Street Beat "Inside Man." Rex Randolph is visiting his sister in California when his brother-in-law, Detective Lee Taylor, is murdered. Suspecting the Ballard gang, police seize and imprison Luke Ballard, and Rex poses as a fellow prisoner in order to learn more about the killing. 9:00 28-3 Peter Gunn 1 "Spell of Murder." Jane1 Simpson hires Peter Gunn to protect her husband Arnold, whose life has been threatened. Pete pays a visit to the Simpson home and' meets Ralph Logan, Arnold's stepson, and Professor John Wyler, a close family friend.

22-10-8 Danny Thomas Jack Benny makes a guest appearance tonight. Danny Williams is upset by the news that Benny has been chosen as host of a spectacularDanny expected to get the job. Jack comes to explain and Danny accuses him of making deal. 9:30 28-8-3 ALCOA Theatre "Action Off Screen." Singing idol Johnny Cesare and his entourage make a spectacular arrival in Las Vegas. Johnny has a reputation as a lady's man, but when he seeks a date with rich Kay Amory White, she gives him the cold shoulder.

22-10 Ann Sothern "Slightly Married." Katy gives refuge to a runaway orphan. To avoid questions about the boy she pretends to be married. 16-6 Adventures In Paradise. Anna Kashfi and the late Wayne Morris are seen in "Archer's Ring." Monique Le Febure reports that her grandfather and several rela' tives have disappeared, on their return flight to China. She asks Adam Troy to search the Coral Sea area for traces of their missing plane.

10:00 28-8-3 Steve Allen Steve's guests are his wife Jayne Meadows, singer Tony Bennett and comedienne Caroline Richter. Steve and Jayne take part in a musical sketch in which Gabe Dell plays Dracula and Louis Nye portrays Frankenstein's monster. Don Knotts, Pat Harrington Jr Les Brown orchestra. 22-10 Hennesey "Space Man." Chick Hennesey and another Navy doctor, Lt William Bolt, are chosen to give tests to applicants for a space project. Chick find's that Bolt is bitter because his Navy hitch has inter rupted his career as a neuro surgeon.

10:30 22-10 June Allyson David Niven in "The Trench Coat." Marcus Dodds is a meek salesman and nothing he does pleases his boss. He decides to do something to change his' boss's attitude. 16-6 Man With A Camera Touch Off." To 'bring an arson ring" to. justice, Mike Kovac poses as an arsonist and joins the gang. Mike depends on a concealed cam era to produce proof of the gang's activities.

11:00 28-22-16-10-8 News 6-3 News. Weather 11:15 28-3 Jack Paar Jack's guests on his return from vacation include Genevieve, comic actor Hans Conried and playwright-actor Marc Connelly. Hugh Downs, Jose Mellis orchestra. 10 Movie "Bombardier." Pat O'Brien, Randolph Sco't. Anne Shirley.

6 Movies "They Died With Their Boots On." Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland. "Three Men in White." Lionel Barrymore. Van Johnson. 11:20 16 Movie "Hitler's Children." Tim Holt, Bo- nita Granville, Kent Smith, Otto Krugger. 11:30 22 Movie "So Goes My Love." Myrna Loy, Don Ameche.

Rhys Williams. 8 Jack Paar 12:45 10 Movie "From Hell to Heaven." Carole Lombard, Jack Oakie, David Manners, Adrienne Ames. 1:00 22-8 News 3 Kingdom of the Sea 1:05 22 Movie "Bond of Fear." Dermot Walsh, Jane Barrett. 1:30 3 News 2:20 10 News 2:25 10 Give Us This Day Radio Programs MONDAY EVENING 6:00 WRCA. WOR, WCBS New 8:10 WCBS Stock Market ABC News and Weather 6:15 WRCA Sports.

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In the book FREE 3 quilt patterns. Hurry, send 25 cents for your copy. Westbrook Pegler (Continued from Page 4). the husband of Roosevelt's sister, Corrine, and Charles P. a brother of President Taft.

stupidity of Cromwell's own press agent was a valid excuse to get these bruited suspicions into print But Pulitzer did no. editorial growling and the story lay sleep ing, until the day before the na tional election of 1908. Then Smith exploded it in Indianapolis as an outright charge against the Roose- velts and the Tafts. Pulitzer thtn came awake baying. Roosevelt called him a liar and hell broke loose.

Seitz says Charles W. Fairbanks who had been Roosevelt's Vice President, 'thought T. R. doubly-crossed him to nominate Taft for the term from 1909 to 1913. Seitz wrote that Fairbanks secretly own- I never talk to her except when you and Maria are there.

Girls are kinda funny, Sergeant I don't, expect it's anything serious." "No, maybe not" said the Sergeant "But it's sure got Maria upset Say, why didn't you tell me about your birthday?" Bud was surprised. "My what? Oh. Hell, what for?" we might have had a little celebration or something." "Sergeant" said Bud, after a moment "I keep forgetting that there's somebody in the world now who gives a damn if I live or die. Goodnight Sergeant" Bud left hurriedly. And the Sergeant stood there alone in the darkness for a moment.

touched by the bitterness of buq's tone. Poor kid. He'd really been kicked around. The fire had died down considerably and Major Etheredge rose to poke it, gesturing for the Sergeant to go on talking. it's a real problem, a major problem," the Sergeant was saying.

"For a while there was no plan to the fighting; it was, in a way, every outfit for itself; but now there are roughly two sides lined up together. The ranchers to the north of La Paz claim the ranchers to the south are all blacklegs and rustlers, and vice versa. Both sides have hired gunmen to work as cowhands. It's got beyond all reason now, is' the report I get; and it may break out into a full scale civil war. There have been half a dozen gunfights on the streets of La Paz as a direct result of this business.

On the other hand. U. S. deputy marshals are being sent in, and the sheriff of La Paz County has gone to the capital to have a conference with the territorial governor. He intends to ask for some kind of protection and relief." "Good, fine," said the Major, showing marked satisfaction.

"That takes us off the hot stove at least for the time being. I hid a long letter from a very prominent senator, suggesting martial law and an occupation of La Paz by troops. Now the Army has enemies enough in the Southwest; ho use to manufacture them. Martial law is always a last resort, nothing more. Thank you, Sergeant; you've relieved my mind." Now the Major turned from the fire, went to a little wall cabinet took out a cut-glass decanter and poured them each a hooker of prime Eastern whisky.

"We've earned this," said the Major. "Here's to peace in the Southwest" "To peace In the Southwest," the Sergeant solemnly repeated. "Bud Smith's" past catches np with him, as "Mi Amigo" continues here tomorrow. tempo, if necesasry. FEB.

20 to MARCH 20 (1 isces)- nesisi Ally ieiiipuLiuii lu amp class" on this progressive, construc- -J i for preparation work, putting in your bid for recognition. Good efforts will really pay. YOU BORW TODAY have a icealth of talent, ability and intui-tiue genius. Be receptive, use your gifts well. You can get on very well in science, art, teaching, research, writing, or at a trade.

Learn to conserve your assets. You usually examine carefully ideas or propositions posed and try tirelessly to resolve them. Birthdates John Hancock, early Amer. Statesman; Edmund Burke Irish Statesman and political writer. Turn into greased, shallow baking dish.

Top with 4 rib lamb chops, about in. thick. Bake at 350 30 min. or until chops are done. Lamb Paprika And here's a wonderful recipe for Lamb Trim all skin and as much fat as possible from 2 lbs.

jean shoulder of lamb and cut meat into bite-size morsels. Heat 2 tbsp. butter In heavy kettle. Mince 2 onions and brown lightly In butter. Add meat and brown it well.

Add Tomato Pulp Add c. tomato pulp (fresh or canned), tbsp. chopped pars- ley, sajtand paprika to taste. C9W and aimmer gently 1 hrs. or until meat is tender.

If necessary, add a little hot water or stock, as required. Taste for seasonings, add 1 c. sour cream, then reheat to just boiling point Serve at once with an accom panying dish of noodles. A fine winter number, this one; l-ll "Why are 70a painting tad house asked Knarf. painted violet.

They aH smiled. I made lots of People happy." "I wish I had a green Dog and a pink Cat," said Knarf. "But I guess they wouldn't like me to paint them." "It's a funny thing," said fits Painter as he climbed down and moved the ladder a few feet to the left, it's a funny thing how many creatures got themselves painted different colors without anyone painting; them at alL" Doesn't Understand "I don't know what yon mean, Painter," said Knarf. "Well," said the Painter, "take a Robin. He got himself a red breast.

And take a Butterfly." She got herself golden-cot. ored wings. And take a Cater pillar. He's painted yellow With) black dots down his back." "Who painted the buttercups yellow!" Knarf asked the Paint er. "Somebody," said the Painter.

"And who painted the rosea red?" asked Knarf. "Somebody," said the Painter. 1 wish you really could find a very-very-very tail ladder said Knarf. To Paint Sky? "To climb up and paint tha sky?" the Painter asked. "Just like I tried to do?" "No," said Knarf.

I like the sky the way it is. I'd like to paint something else." "What would you like to paint, Laddie, on that very-. very-very tall ladder Jf you could find it?" "I'd like to paint another moon," said Knarf. "I'd maka two moons la the sky instead of only one. It would be beautiful to have two moons.

Painter!" And the Painter smiled, nodded, and went on painting tha house, like giving it brand-new clothes. WELL Ptent Office. Sergeant's eyes. "I be scout Blackpony good boy now, no cause trouble to Sergeant Be scout" The Sergeant was staggered and stood wondering what crazy scheme was" going through the mind of this devious malcontent "You are making a joke," said the Sergeant Blackpony turned and looked at him. "No joke.

I more good boy you think. Bud, he scout Blackpony be scout for Ser geant too." "Why?" "Blackpony want be good boy. Like Bud. Scout for Sergeant" The Sergeant didn't know what to think. Of course he'd be the laughing-stock of Mesa Encantada if he'd make a scout that is, a policeman of Blackrjonv.

who had the refuta tion of being trie biggest thief and liar on the Reservation. But Blackpony was getting at something that Included Bud. What was it? "Bud make good scout I make good scout now," said Blackpony imperturbably. The Sergeant was very much disturbed. Blackpony was a sort of left-handed leader, especially among the young.

It would be a mistake in policy to refuse him categorically. "Blackpony," he said, "we've got plenty of scouts. The old days are over. No more wars. Scouts are only policemen now.

Do you want to be a fat Apache policeman?" "Be scout, like Bud." "All right," said the Sergeant Til think it over. Behave yourself for a month don't get one black mark then come back and talk to me." The Sergeant was certain that he was asking for the impossible and hoped that this would end the mat-j "Good," said Blackpony. The Sergeant had been looking forward all day to this "family" dinner, but when the time had finally arrived, the actual dinner was not nearly as pleasant as his anticipation of it had been. In the first place, a conference with Major Etheredge bad been postponed that afternoon and might be called at any time now, so the Sergeant could not Look in the section in -which your birthday comes, and find what your outlook is, accordinu to the stars. For Tuesday, January 12, 1960 MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) Some aspects favor' personal affairs; also good results if close attention is given to daily tasks, occupational duties.

Others warn-against deceptive situations; Be alert APRIL 21 to MAY 21 (Taurus) Benefits are possible now but you may have to work a little harder than usual. Some tasks may seem uninteresting but if they must be done, YOU supply the initiative. You can! MAY 22 to JUNE. 21 (Gemini) Fine planetary influences now encourage all matters requirng fin esse and artistry. Also favored: research, chemistry, smart promotions and advertising.

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer) Your outlook is good now. There are no strong restrictions, so make the most of all sound opportunities. Especially favored: study, writing, domestic and social interests. JULY 24 to AUGUST 23 iLeo) This should be a pleasant and productive day for all worthwhile activities. Scan your day's schedule carefully and get an early start.

Show your innate cleverness at management; cut needless red tape. AUG. 24 to 6EF1. 23 Virgo A grand line-up of good influences, so plan and act for big returns with' smart SEPT. 24 to OCT.

23 (Libra) A- generous period in which to make plans for the whole week in all Worthwhile endeavors. Difficult matters, hard labor, manufacturing, science strongly favored. OCT. 24 to NOV. 22 (Scorpio) Don't act too suddenly, but do act decisively, believingly, and won't miss.

An all-'round encouraging day for solving difficult sit ed the Indianapolis News. Fairbanks timed the scandal so that Taft beat Bryan in Indian a by only 10,000 and the Republicans lost a senator and 12 out of 15 congressmen. Mr, Harding can rest now. AH these years this story had been gnawing at the innards of a nob'e veteran of the ethical, factual leg-power school of journalism. Your By MAX TRELL KNARF, the Shadow-Boy with the Turned-About Name, was sitting ori the steps of his house.

It was a lovely day. The sun was shining. The Birds were singing. The Bees were hum ming. And at the bouse next door, a Painter was standing on a ladder painting a wall.

Knarf went, oyer to have a talk with the Painter. Greeted Each Other morning, Painter," Knarf said. The Painter looked down from the ladder. "Good morning, Laddie," he said. "Why are you painting the house Knarf asked.

"Well." said the Painter, "it needs it, that's why. Paint is like new clothes. The 'house needs new clothes to look pretty. I mean it needs a new paint to look pretty, which is pretty Innrh th ttmiA thincr Their Wishes wish I were a Painter," said Knarf. "I wish I were a little said the Painter.

"If I were a Painter," said Knarf, Td paint all kinds of things. "What kind of things do you mean, Laddie asked the Painter: "Do you see that tree standing; in the garden?" asked Knarf. The Painter looked at the tree. "I do," he nodded. Faint Leaves' "If I were a Painter, Ti paint all the leaves on that tree," said Knarf.

"I'd paint them green and red and yellow." "When I was a little Boy," the Painter said, "I wanted, to paint the sky. I wanted to paint it blue with big white' puffy clouds. But I never could find a ladder tall enough to reach the sky. So I never could paint it" "And when I got finished painting the tree in the garden," Knarf went on, "I'd paint ail the flowers in the whole neigh-. borhood.

I'd paint the grass. I'd paint the Birds. I'd paint People." The Painter nodded. Wonderful Idea "lifts a wonderful idea," he said. "Once pot of violet paint fell on me.

I walked around looking violet. Everyone was Very surprised to see a Man WISHING Registered L. Individual Horoscope By FRANCES DRAKE uations; also for delicate matters and mental pursuits. NOV. 23 to DEC.

21 (Sagittarius) Determine your course carefully and plan soundly. A good opportunity here to advance many interests, improve matters in which you are interested. Be quick to take advantage of good offerings. DEC. 22 to JAN.

20 (Capricorn) A generous period for all worthwhile endeavors and activities. Legal matters, dealers in imports especially favored. Avoid making impulsive decisions, however. JAN. 21 to FEB.

19 (Aquarius) This can be a highly constructive period for your special interests and things that you manage well. Give special attention to obligations and don't miss out on opportunities to improve your status. Step up Interesting New Ways To Make Lamb Special By ALICE DENH0FF LAMB CHOPS are an old favorite, practical for a family of two or eight Loin chops are on the luxurious side and so perfect for that special dinner party. So here is an interesting and different loin chop recipe to serve 4. Sprinkle salt and pepper to taste on 4 loin lamb chops eoout Vi in.

thick. Broil Chops Broil chops -4 In. from source of heat 5-7 Jnin. Turn and broil 5 min. Meanwhile; combine 13 c.

ketchup, c. each chili sauce and firmly-packed brown sugar; mix well, Top each chop with a -slice of onion and ketchup Broil 2-3 min. or to desired degree of doneneVs. Rice and Lamb Chop Bake tastes good and isvery hearty. To serve 4," combine 3 cooked rice, (1 oz.) pkg.

dehydrated mushroom soup mix and 1 chopped, medium sized onion, mixing well. 2 8 3 5 7 4 6 8 2 5 3 8 A A A A 6' 7 28 3 5 8 I A A 2 5 1 3 6 2 8 4 3 8 5 3 8 4.7 2 "5 8 3 6 7 5 -S A 1 5 5 7 3 6 8 4- 1 i 2 8 1 0 A 1 5 "7 5 5 8 2 6 4 3 5 I I A A "5 3-T5 7 4 6 2 8 3 5 7 2 8 1 HERE is a pleasant little game that will give you a message every day. It is a numerical puzzle designed to spell out your fortune. Count the letters in your first name. It the number ot letters is 6 or more, subtract If the number is less than 6, add 3.

The result it your key number. Start at the upper left-hand corner of the rectangle and check every one of your key numbers, left to right. Then read the message the letters under the checked figures give you. im. by Vmi.ni J.

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