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PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY NOTES, CANOffSSURO, FfMNA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 190 MOOSE DAILY CROSSWORD By Bob Weber TV Programs A It Wednesday 1 7:30 P.M. 2, 9, 10 HEE HAW 4 THE FLYING NUN 6, 7 SHAMEFUL SECRET OF HASTINGS CORNER 11 BEN HOGAN STORY tWIFBWILL I SUPPOSE you'LL 15 STAYING SKf TErCT Jy -zy iP ww ii new 2. Suspends 21. Kind 3.

Olive of pie drab 22. Half em (abbr.) 23. Bed 4. Bone linen 5. Ensigns 24.

Trees 6. Free 25. Frepo- 7. Comb. sition form: 26.

within of 8. Pro- Fame foundest 28. Feeble 9. Wife of 30. Soft-Zeus ened 11.

Plays 31. Hangout 13. Red 32. Literary-planet composi- 15. Turf tion 16.

Feat 33. Molt ACROSS 1. Scat! 5. Mac-Murray 9. Opposite of tails 10.

Bordered 12. Sea eagle 13. Red dye 14. Danish legislature 17. World War II initials 18.

Replies 19. Type measure 20. Roman money 21. Arizona city 23. Weapon 26.

Clues 27. Moon crater 28. Barrie "Peter Yesterday's Aniwer 35. Secular 38. Ballston 41.

Parent 42. Ere (Scot.) 13 NEWSROOM (Cont.) 53 BEAT THE CLOCK 8:00 P.M. 2, 9, 10 HEE HAW (Cont.) 4 COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER 6, 7, 11 GENE KELLY'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF GIRLS 13 THE PLACE 53 TO TELL THE TRUTH BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH By Fred Lcmwell (SNIF-SNIF) ELVINEY HAWKINS! I 11 paw hardly THAT THAR'S A (7r NALD-FACE LIE THAT DON'T SUSPRISE ME NONE HE'S JEST LIKE HIS UNK SNUFFy 8:30 P.M. 2 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 4 ROOM 222 6, 7, 11 VIRGINIAN (Cont.) 13 WORLD OF LOWELL THOMAS 53 WHAT'S MY LINE 9:00 P.M. TH' SCHOOL MA'RM JEST COME BV AN'TOLD ME SHE CAUGHT JUSHAID 1 TFT gf 7 6 il lb 2b Hp0 io duM 'W'M.

40 4Z. CHEATIW "MEDICAL CENTER 4 MOVIE: "The Gazebo" 29. The (Sp.) 30. Soil enrichment (pi.) 34. House extension 36.

Let loose 37. Cozily warm 39. Made in 40. Steal (si.) 41. Simple organism 43.

The saurel 44. Man's nickname DOWN 1. Finch 6, 7, 11 ROWAN MARTIN 4:00 p.m. 2, 9 GOMER PYLE 4 ADVENTURE TIME (Cont. 6, 7, 11 NAME DROPPERS 10 BEAT THE CLOCK 13 MISTE ROGERS 53 BOZO'S BIG TOP 4:30 P.M.

2 DAVID FROST 4 HAZEL 6 JEFF'S COLLIE 7 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 10 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9 BATMAN 11 MOVIE: "Formula C-12 13 SESAME STREET 53 BIG TOP (Cont.) 5:00 P.M. 2 DAVID FROST (Cont.) 4 PERRY MASON 6 FLINTSTONES 7 BIG VALLEY 9 BEN CASEY 11 MOVIE: (Cont.) 13 SESAME STREET (Cont.) 53 ROCKET ROBIN HOOD 5:30 P.M. 2 DAVID FROST (Cont.) 4 PERRY MASON (Cont.) 6 HAZEL 7 BIG VALLEY (Cont.) 9 BEN CASEY (Cont.) 11 MOVIE: (Cont.) 10 MIKE DOUGLAS (Cont.) 13 WORLD OF SCIENCE 53 SUPERMAN 6:00 P.M. 2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10-NEWS 11 1 LOVE LUCY 13 PLACES IN THE NEWS 53 FLINTSTONES 6:30 P.M. 2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11 NEWS 13 MISTE ROGERS 53 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 7:00 P.M.

2, 7, 11 NEWS (Cont.) 4 DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 6 TRUTH or CONSEQUENCES 9 BUCK OWENS SHOW 10 STUMP THE STARS 13 NEWSROOM 53 DARK SHADOWS 1-14- BONER'S ARK By Addison SPECIAL 9MOVIE: "High Noon" 13 WORLD PRESS 53 MOVIE: "Flight to Tangiers" 9:30 P.M. 2 MEDICAL CENTER Cont.) 4, 9, 53 MOVIE: (Cont.) 6, 7, 11 ROWAN MARTIN (Cont.) 13 WORLD PRESS (Cont.) 10:00 P.M. 2, 10 HAWAII FIVE-0 4, 9MOVIE: (Cont.) 6, 7, 11 THEN CAME BRONSON 13 ON BEING BLACK 10:30 P.M. 2HAWAII FIVE-0 (Cont.) 4, 9MOVIE: (Cont.) 6, 7, 11 BRONSON (Cont.) DAILY CRVPTOQUOTE Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A Is used for the three L's, for the two O's, etc.

Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. A Cryptogram Quotation FBILFSUIFU SL, SI WBLQ NI NIQS FSDNQSBI BY QOU BDSI- SBI BY BQOUJL. QNZPBJ Yesterday's C'rjptoquote: IK TWO PEOPLE RIDE THE SAME HORSE, ONE MUST RIDE BEHIND. BISHOP FOWLER (O 1970, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) 13 ON BEING BLACK (Cont.) 11:00 P.M.

2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11-NEWS 53 HONEYMOONERS 11:30 P.M. 2, 9, 10 MERV GRIFFIN 4 MOVIE: "Apache Rifles" 6, 7, 11 TONIGHT 53 DICK CAVETT SHOW Television In Review ARCHIE By Bob Montana HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Two and to convince the public that maior NBC-TV executives, both I these policies are sound and YOUR BIRTHDAY and HOROSCOPE with distinguished backgrounds wise. Reuven Frank, president of NBC news, told an Omaha television station's annual pub lie service award dinner Monday: "The newsman's prime re in news, spoke out this week on the currently sensitive subject of television journalism, and their views are vorth hearing. Julian Goodman, president of NBC, told the Hollywood Radio if friendships dissolve. CANCER (June 22-July 23)-Be careful that moving ahead sponsibility is the news business and Television Society Tues itself, with its standards and traditions.

alternative the JUSHEAD WEARING I WOULDN'T I RoR Je exactly i oh, HERE qhJ school call a I 'Mtch Jr') 1 I I THESE COLD S. ICE COAT 1 -Y'- RAGS 1 i ifW WITH A FUR rvrTAr7I WELL, PULLTiowA MUST BE HE HOPS jjj- SS" 'J-j HES UP A CARROT! COME HIS UNLUCKY AROUND ITS THE ONLY 1 AQUARIUS, MY PET, AND JOIN YOUR FOOT A VACANT TIME AQUARIUS Ir I THOUGHT HIPPIE FUN fj RABBIT LOT AND I EVER GOTHsjhfff YOU'D BRING HOP', HAS A (fT PEOPLE THROW HARE CUT A 7yVO-LOGDLmSk BANDAGE ON I BROKEN BOTTLES rLJ 1 1 in one phase of your work doesn't set you back in another. Schedule your time well. day: "If every television camera went blind, not one problem in only alternative is the newsman as a conscious instrumentality of social control. To me, LEO (July 24-Aug.

23)-Many opportunities arise this mor-1 this country would disappear. If all the media reported only WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14 Born today, you have very Strong intuitive powers which, fortunstely, are usually accurate enough to be guides for your behavior. You will have to develop ycur reasoning abilities, too, however, or you may find that you are making decisions and moves which are one-sided and, therefore, though not the wrong decisions or moves, are not the best ones. Learn to use your head and to rely on the knowledge gain that is frightening and abhor happy news, not a single issue rent idea. I hope it is to you.

fade away. They would I But in one form or another it is would fester would in darkness, and they often suggested. Those who ning where your career is con cerned. Take care that you don't put 'the cart before the horse. VIRGO (Aug.

24-Sept. 23) -Results come in an all-or-nothing fashion today. Effort seems erupt. But the public suggest it are rarely aware of would be ignorant of the causes this implication of their sugges- and not sufficiently award of I tion, "In my experience it is the consequences to take effective action." (always suggested for the by i highest unselfish motives by of I people who sineerley want a He added: "Almost definition, any treatment (better world and want news to ihelo them achieve it. News controversy will be viewed by partisans as controversial in is 'doesn't do it.

News doesn't is know how. News which knows itself. Every administraiotn itself Every administration powers to advance its policies Show isn't to have little effect on outcome for the moment. LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct.

23) -Adjust your plans to accommodate a new situation ion home front. Don't be alarmed should others not understand your motives. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)-Keep to routine today and you will limit the risk of accident where new endeavors are concerned.

Keep another's confidence. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22) Take care that you are not working to your own disadvantage. What looks good today may prove on the morrow to have been ill.

MISTER BREGER NUBBIN By Jim George Crenshaw king 1 elure tnniiicatc. Uorld nKM re you Suagc? vau Now 1 jkyit: CAN'T SggM XO mm if Power Failure Darkens Prague PRAGUE (UPI)-An unexplained power failure blacked out most of this Czechoslova-kian capital of more than one million persons Tuesday night. Wenceslas Square, the heart By Al Williamson And Archie Goodwin SECRET AGENT CORRIGAN in -i rnFiGmwm TV I THOUGHT of the city, was dark from 9 ed through reason as well as instinct. Ydu possess creative ability and an artistic nature. You may try to deny your need for (indulging in artistic pursuits but if you do you will only bring unhappiness upon yourself.

You cannot be a whole person unless or until you accept the fact that literature, music, painting, poetry some one or more of these musit become a real part of your life. You may not be proficient enough to make a career of art but an artistic hobby brings joy. Yours is basically a nervous temperament. Though you are usually happy, gay, and outgoing, your concern over what others may be thinking of you, how they may be judging you, can keep you from expressing this side of your nature. However, if you are wise, you will forget about others' reaction to you and concentrate on self-development.

To find what is in store for you tomorrow, select your birthday and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide. Thursday, January IS CAPRICORN (Dec. 23 Jan. 20) A tendency to be argumentative could make this an unpleasant day for you.

Try to keep a check on your tongue. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) A health hazard presents itself in the forenoon. Guard against it if you would be able to greet the evening with a smile.

PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21)-Include important tasks in your morning schedule since it is during the morning hours tha't you will be at your best. ARIES (March 22-April 20) Ycur own intelligence will tell you when you are within your limits. When things become difficult, switch to other endeavors. TAURUS (April 21-May 21)-KnovV where your interests really lie before you begin giving time and effort to any new projects.

You may be on the wrong track. GEMINI (May 22-June 21)-Your relationships with others are most important 'today. Career success will be set back THIS fi 1 I THAT IS THE "OTHER. yjr POSSIBILITY" fCV UWTX 1 MENTIONED, FOLLOWED US 1 FROM YOUR LET'S FIND OUT "He says my trouble is that I'm living in a world of harsh reality, without ANY delusions, fantasies, illusions or fallacies p.m. Only a few neon signs ana an occasional shop window glowed in the January mist.

Thousands of Prague residents, turned out of movie WHO IT IS; Iheaters, truged the cobbled WILUAM RITT Says You're Telling Me! streets vainly seeking transportation. Streetcars were idled by the failure. Not a single light was visible on the left bank of the Moldau River. Gaslights still lighted nightly in seme sectors of BRICK BRADFORD By Paul Norris I'LL TAU WITH THE Ml NO ONE Prague flickered wanly. Parts of Prague were blacked out Dec.

23 when a coal shortage curtailed gas supplies. WATERED DOWN DERBY, England (UPI)-When Gladys Simcox' telephone didn't work a telephone repairman who answered her appeal for help advised her to pour boiling water over her wires. "It works," said Mrs. Simcox. "And yesterday I only used lukewarm water." HUMIL-IATE VUGLE WCCZ-l THE POLITE HABIT of millions of Americans have in speaking abnormally low can result in voice fatigue, laryngitis, according' to the findings of a California medical voice therapist.

Maybe so but think of the healthy effect it has on the ears of listeners! The doc may be right but shucks! we've always been taught not to speak out loud unless you had somcthvg worthwhile to say! i Onfy one out of 10,000 beef steers sent to market are regarded as prime-Foctograph item. we'd say that's virtually non-existentl A magazine article about Distributed by King I'LL SET canine pets claims that old dogs bite more than young dogs. Maybe that's because the aging pooches are just trying to find out if their teeth are still sharp! i The article also concludes that two out of every three dogs are really not malicious. Who knotcs what a dog is really thinking I Within a year a whale will 'will attain a size equal to that of its mother-nature item. Not much of a generation gap there! An Englishman once claimed a world's record after shaking hands with more than 9,000 persons in 10 hours.

Took grit as well as grip! Features Syndicate I C1 A Few minute HE WIUU WAKE UP tfaic k.Jt- WHAT HAPPeNep? YOU W6E I SO iNSlPel IT'S JVAVrt I' p3r AUU- rr--tjJW VOUR CC-V OUT HERE eNhOKt p0f. jK sFPJfj Pi VISION 71 jj Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works of Paterson, N.J., made the first locomotive steam whistle..