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umpa wi yi W'Ttt ifcji nfr. ymffNi4Uifr Television Log Tuesday Night WTTV (4) WFBM (6) WISH (8) WLW-I (II) LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE Page Five Tuesday, September 20, 1966 Martinsville Daily Reporter, Martinsville, Indiana 43(4 HjippillllH UpA IJ lW7HlilH0 10 Lets V- Lir Vcii9fcC w0-htgd ova 6 'aiaavd 'vaoovd -s 'nvms 'aNnxs 'xuvw Nousano i umoq -yina 'aoavivw 8 'YIQNI -9 'H3M01JNnS '31VDS av SU3MSNV Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle CROSSWORD PUZZLE 4-Let go 5-Explode 6 Printer' measure 7-lndonesian tribesman 8-Puts on, as clothes 9 Spars 10-Pile 11-Emmets 16-Diners 20-Architectural figure 22 Note of scale 23 Seasoning 24 Malay canoe 25-Behold! 26-Decay 30 Removed pits from 32 Imitated SOME PET Laurella Patterson of 360 E. Harrison St. had one up on everybody at her high school science class when she took her brothers pet boa constrictor to school. The reptile, a female, belongs to her brother Thomas, and Gary Bryan and Mark McDaniel.

The snake, which is not as dangerous as it looks, eats about once a month, and since it is only five feet long, it doesnt, like some of the boa constrictors of Latin America, swallow donkeys whole yet. 48 Departed 49 Arrow poison 50 Harvest 54 Exist 56 Pedal digit 57 Before 58 Lair 61 Pronoun 33 Cushions 36-Knock 37 Believes 40-Failed to catch 43 Preposition 45 Pronoun 47-Musical instruments Talk TV By Bette Wall WHO'S WHO IN ANOTHER WORLD For the benefit of my daytime serial friends, heres a network summary of characters from Another World. LIZA CHAPMAN (Janet Matthews). Although she plays the part of an unmarried career girl in the show, Liza Chapman is the happy wife of concert pianist Andrew Heath, and the mother of three chil-dren. She lives with her family in Connecticut.

After graduation from Yale Drama School she played in Equity Library Productions in New York with Peter Falk. She visited the Far East and appeared there in a Chinese language production, using the centuries-old acting style. She played in the New York Shakespeare production of Antony and Cleopatra and several off-Broadway shows. This is her first continuing TV role. JACQUELINE COURTNEY (Alice Matthews).

Jacquie, as she likes to be called, started her theatrical career when her parents took her to dancing school at the age of four. The New Jersey-born actress then did commercials and finally TV shows. She was one of the title stars in NBC-TV's Our Five Daughters serial and has appeared on The Doctors, Secret Storm, Jackie Gleason Show and Route 66. She also made several films for the U.S. Army, and has done summer stock.

VIRGINIA DWYER (Mary Matthews). Virginia Dwyer went to several colleges but never did finish. She headed for Chicago, then a major radio center, and started her unbroken career, breaking off her education in her college sophomore year. Some of the in-numerable shows she did on radio included Mr. District Attorney, Road of Life, Front Page Farrell and other dramatic series.

On TV she has been seen on Studio One, Kraft Theatre and in running parts on two serials Secret Storm, and Young Doctor Malone, She lives in midtown New York with her husband, a director, and her 20-year-old daughter. Miss Dwyer was born in Omaha, CAROL ROUX (Missy Palmer). This showisCarolsfirst TV role, and in fact her first professional engagement. In real life she is an adopted child. California was her home.

She studied drama in New York and on graduation was given three job opportunities and took this one. The charming young brunette is engaged to a New York actor-dancer. MICHAEL M. RYAN (John Randolph). After six years of studying political science with a view to a diplomatic career, Ryan finally decided acting was what he wanted to do.

So after Georgetown Uni versity he studied acting with the noted Stella Adler. Appearances in stock and in touring companies preceded a part in Advise and Consent on Broadway. He played the title role in NBC-TVs Ben Jerrod series. While in Hollywood he made guest appearances on such shows as The Lieutenant and Eleventh Hour, The Kansas-born actor and his British-born wife have three sons. AUDRA LINDLEY (Liz Matthews), Miss Lindley came by acting naturally, since both of her parents were actors.

Though born in Hollywood, she has made most of her career in the East, appearing on Broadway and television. She did appear in a number of productions on the West Coast directed by Max Reinhardt, who helped her career. On Broadway she appeared with Art Carney in Take Her, Shes Mine and The Young and Fair with Julie Harris. Her last play was A Case of Libel, with Van Heflin. On TV she has been in most of the leading dramatic evening shows and has starred in a number of serials including From These Roots, Edge of Night and Search for Tomorrow.

She lives in Westchester with her five children. SUSAN TRUSTMAN (Pat Randolph). Bronx-born Susan was taken for elocution lessons as a child of six, to help overcome her shyness. It did that and also gave her the acting bug, from which she has never recovered. The charming blonde actress studied drama at Carnegie Tech, appeared in stock, on Broadway with Art Carney in Take Her, Shes Mine and in a variety of TV shows.

She is single and lives with her pet cats in New Yorks Greenwich Village. SHEPPERD STRUDWICK (Jim Matthews). The North Carolina-bom actor started playing leading roles on Broadway in 1933 in Maxwell Andersons Both Your Houses. He has since done 25 more leads there. In 1940 he made the first of 40 motion pictures, including Joan of Arc, Remember the Day, All the Kings Men and A Place in the Sun.

He has played in over 100 TV shows in the past 15 years. Strudwick is married to actress Mar-garet ONeill; they have one son. GEOFFREY LUMB (Michael Dru). English-bom Geoffrey Lumb didnt turn to acting until he was over 40. He had been in the wool export business.

His first Broadway appearance was in Harriet with Helen Hayes. Other shows included Clutterbuck, Two Blind Mice, Solid Gold Cadillac, Call Me Madam, and Witness for the Prosecution. Last year, he left Oliver after two-ancWa-half years to take the part in Another World. On TV, he has played in numerous drama specials and for three years was seen in As the World Turns. He is married and has two sons.

JOSEPH GALLISON (Bill Matthews). The handsome, eligible bachelor, born in Boston, attended Northeastern U. there, was brought to New York especially for this series. He has appeared in such feature films as PT 109. Critics Choice, Portrait of a Mobster, and Wackiest Ship in the Army and on such West Coast originated TV series as Kraft Theatre, Arrest and Trial, Lawman, Cheyenne and 77 Sunset Strip.

MICKI GRANT (Peggy Harris) is a singer and actress. On Broadway she was seen in Tambourines to Glory, and off-Broadway in The Cradle Will Rock, Jericho Jim Crow, Brecht on Brecht and The Blacks. She also has appeared in these and other plays on tour. Her TV credits include Edge of Night and Camera Three. GAYE HUSTON (Lee Randolph).

Twenty-two-year-old Gaye made her debut on TV 15 years ago on the Sid Caesar Show in a scene with Caesar and Imogene Coca. The charming redhead has appeared in numerous TV dramatic series, including Kraft, U.S. Steel, as well as TV serials like As the World Turns, The Doctors and Secret Storm. Recently she married Morgan Pauli, but will continue her acting career. Pauli also is an actor.

Her mother is actress Marcella Martin, and brother Martin Huston is an actor on Broadway. ITALIAN SUB LONDON (UPI) Franco Badalassi, an Italian heavyweight, replaces Willie John-son of the United States in a bout against Johnny Prescott of England at Birmingham Wednesday night. Badalassi drew with American Ray Patterson in his last bout. BEAR FACES SURGERY CHICAGO (UPI) Chicago Bear flanker Johnny Morris will under go surgery today on his right knee after sustaining an injury when his cleats caught in the grass in Friday nights loss to Los Angeles. A Bear spokesman said Morris might be available again toward the end of the season.

FOOTBALL KICKOFF NEW YORK (UPI) Penn faces Cornell Friday, Oct. 7, to kick off the 33rd annual championship race of the Eastern Intercollegiate 150-pound football league. Navy, the 1965 champion, faces Princeton the following day and Rutgers will be at Army. Columbia, the seventh league member, opens Oct. 14 with Rutgers at the Lions' Baker Field.

ACROSS 1-District in Germany 5-Trinket 9-The urial 12 Rim 13 Old preposition 14-Writing implement 15-Calmer 17-Indefinite article 18 Rodent 19-Direction 21-Undergarments 23 Splash 27-Preposition 28-Got up 29 Cut 31-Weaken 34 Behold! 35-Eccentric 38-Parent (colloq.) 39 Scottish hat 41-Mans nickname 42-Attempted 44-Prefix: not 46-Foretells 48 More sagacious 51-Want 52-Abstract being 53 Babylonian deity 55 Prepared for 59 Born 60 Dry 62 Ripped 63 Spiead for drying '64-Fondles 65-Observed DOWN 1-Dry, as wine 2 Fuss 3 Time gone by by Ur wins, its Mildenberger. And if he comes through that we can put him in with Cassius Clay early next year. Clay told me after he had beaten Mildenberger in Frankfurt that he would accept Floyd as a challenger if he got past Cooper. Theres $500,000 ahead for Floyd if he produces the goods. But its curtains if he loses, Conrad added.

Patterson and Cooper, both of wheom have been savagely beaten by Clay, have definite weaknesses that could at any time change the outcome of the fight. Patterson has a notoriously weak chin. Cooper is a recognized bleeder with tissue-paper eyes that can be cut at the slightest impact. Cooper, 32, has had 46 fights Kodak shed around each. Electronics were weak from the opening bell.

IBM made modest progress at first but later dropped 2. Texas In-struments slid 2 and Motorola iy4. Airlines started soft but seemed to be gaining some support. The group was mixed in the second hour. Continental Oil and Gulf Oil notched point sized gains but Pennzoil lost the same amount.

Prices were also mixed on the American Exchange. Molybdenum jumped 21s. Nation Video and Syntex shed around 1 each. Big Fight Coming up for Former Champ LONDON (UPI) Two-time world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson, with his sights still set on regaining the crown a third time, is a strong 6-4 favorite to defeat British champion Henry Cooper tonight in a bout that could be the most important of the Pattersons career. Patterson, who has become a millionaire through boxing, stands to get another shot at heavyweight champion Cassius Clay if he defeats Cooper and est Germans Karl Mildenber-ger according to matchmakers Hal Conrad and Al Bolan, who are here to watch tonights fight to arrange a bout between Patterson and Mildenberger.

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2 white 34 lbs. a bushel, 65 cents Soybeans No. 1 new yellow $2.77 to $2.79. Prices furnished by the Market Reporting Committee of the Indianapolis Board of Trade. CHICAGO (UPI) Produce; Live poultry roasters 252-27V2; special fed White Rock fryers Cheese processed loaf 51V-57 brick 52-56; single daisies 55-51V2; Swiss 80-100 lb blocks: Grade A 61-65, 59-63.

Butter firm; 93 score 74; 92 score 74; 90 score 74; 89 score 71. Eggs steady to firm; white large extras 49V2; mixed large extras 49V2; mediums 43; standards 44. INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Live-stock; Hogs barrows and gilts unevenly steady to 50 higher; 1.2, 200-235 lb 23.75-23.90; 33 head 24.00; 1-3, 190-250 lb 23.25-23.75; 2-3, 230-270 lb 22.50-23.25; sows mostly 25 higher; 1-3, 300-350 lb 21.00-21.75; 350-500 lb 20.00-21.00; 2-3, 450-600 lb 19.75-20.25. Cattle calves 50; steers and heifers uneven, steady to 25 lower; choice steers 25.25-26.00; high choice 26.25 and 26.50; good and choice 24.75-25.25; good 23.25-24.50; choice heifers 23.75-24.25; good and choice 23.00-23.75; good 22.00-23.00; cows steady; utility and commercial 17.00-18.50, few 19.00; canner and cutter 16.00-17.50, few 18.00; bulls steady; utility' and commercial 21.50 23.50; vealers steady; high good and choice 30.00-33.00; good 27.00-30.00. Sheep 375; steady to 50 high-er; choice and prime spring lambs 23.00-23.50; part load prime 24.00; good and choice 22.00-23.00.

NEW YORK (UPI) The stock market continued to move backwards around noon today. Trading was moderate. The United Press Internation-al stock market indicator showed a loss of 0.17 per cent just before noon. Of the 1,196 issues traded, 544 declined and 371 advanced. General Motors sustained a loss of lVs, apparently on profit-taking on last weeks runup.

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