The Daily Register from Harrisburg, Illinois • Page 4

GRAB BAG (Established IR69 as Saline County Register) Published evenings eicept Sun day. at 35 South Vine Street. Harrisburg, Illinois, by REGISTER PIm.ISHING CO of Harrisburg MRS. ROY L. SERIGHT, President.

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The mane'Temrnt reserves the right to be sole judge as to acceptance or rejection of any statement tor use either as a ntws Hero or paid idvertfsement. THI ANSWIR, QUICK! 1. Revolutionary War hero became an admiral in the Russian 2. WTio was the flrat U.S. president to be buried in Arlinf- ton Cemetery? 3.

Name the honeymooner.s believed to be the flrat to visit Niagara Falls. 4. In what state was the tio of Antietam, or Sharpsburf, iought 5. of our presidents was a successful duellat before becoming president? SPOT OP PAMI-OUiSS THI NAMI By RUTH RAMSEY Central Press Writer er furnished the third ship, and the Santa Maria, the Pinta and the Nina set forth on that fateful voyage of discovery. Though most of the sailors were from nearby Seville and Huelva, there were two Genoese, two Portuguese, an Englishman, Irishman and Majorcan aboaixi also.

Today, the Tinjto has shifted her course, this spot of fame stranded with nothing but memories. Can you name it? (Nnuie at bottom of column) BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WALKER spot of fame was port of embarkation on Aug. 3. 1492, to which he returned for a welcome on IT'S BEEN SAID Put not your trust in money, hut put your money in FUTURI Quietly steady progress Is In- March 15, 1493. Though only a Oliver Wendell Holmes.

di.r.ted. child will have tiny port of Uie Tinto River, the --------a gentia disposition. village received this honor, and TODAY lasting fame, because of the i WATCH lANOUAOl meanness of Kinp Ferdinanda. gMe PYROTECHNICS -(py-row-. The little town had been fined TEK-nixi noun: tha art of by the king certain things nuoking fireworks; fireworks; a done and and was DR.

KfLDARI he search for the mysterious "PR. 5KYLER'HAS TAKEN DR.WLPARE to THE TOWN OF LITTLE FORKS. Km SaM brilliant display, as of rtvttoric. required to maintain two cara- vels armed and manned at all BORN TODAY times at the disposal. To First Labor prime minister of save himself a little money- Ramsay MacDonald; and perhaps rid of a baseball e.recutive Joe Cronin, few rebelliou.s educator Grayson Kirk, actor king both to Co- Sir Godfrey Tearlc.

financial lumbus. execufire George K. Funstan. I Martin and his broth- HOW'D YOU MAKI OUT! 1. John Paul Jones.

2. Williani Howard Taft. 3. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Alston: she was the daughter of Vice President Aaron Burr 4. Maryland. 5. Andrew Jackson. UlBdS 'SOlBd HE MAKES CALLS.

THE WORST PART 15 THAT A SIZABLE HUNK OF THIS K5N0RANT, SUPERSTITIOUS COmUNWf SWEARS BY HIM. MAKES MV LIFE 12:00 Say When 12:30 Truth or Consequences The Doily Harrisburg, Illinois Page Four Monday, October 12, 1964 12:55 Day Keport j.pQ News Farm BLONDIE By Chic Young Teievssion In By RICK Dl BROW United Press International (UPI)-A guy from CBS TV said on the phone vou think highly of why don't; you give a push now instead of and complaining if it off? What Ihe CBS gentleman was! reallv was that the he-j roic college graduates at the who shudder if an illiterate transient takes a rating of three strangers on the street are conceired by the spot ines hus far on Peopie a new Monday night ahou a state legislator. At any rate, the CBS pusher had a valid point, in fact, the producers have sent out telegrams soliciting support. Past pxpi'riences show that devices invariably have little if the mass audience doesn't go for a series on its own. and what TELEVISION PROGRAMS WSU.TV HARRISBUBG Channel 3 HARRISBURG TlMl MONDAY EVENING 6:00 Cactuj Pete 6:20 Deputy Dawg 6:25 Weather 6:30 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 7:30 No Time for Sergeants 8:00 Wendy and Me 8:30 Bing Crosby 9:00 Ben Casey 10:00 News and Weather 10:20 8Tth Precinct 11:20 December Bride 12:00 News and Sign Off 11:20 The Late Weather 11:20 Channel 12 (Hostages) 12.35 Late News Highlight: TUESD.AY DAYTIME 9:00 Jack Lalanne 9.30 Price Is Right 10:00 Get The Message 10:30 Missing Link 11:00 Father Knows Best 11:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 12:00 Trails 12:30 Religious 1:00 Educational 1:30 Day In Court really needs, if the rat- 1:54 Lisa Howard ings are to be believed, is a 2:00 General Hospital change of competition, away from has a good deal of potential, and is thus far a worthy entry.

The star, Richard Crenna, is tops as the Hoiue minority leader in a stale legislature. The show airs at 10 p.m. EDT. Tonight the star Is Ed Wynn, who nortrays a old gent who hi-! cycls 60 miles to the state cap- ital to tel aid in) fiehting the closing i of an home for the i eldeny. I watch lineup of sports events this past Saturday was nerhdps the closest thing to heaven on earth for fans.

Starting at 1 a.m. EDT, and for several hours, the network showed the opening ceremonies of the (ilymp.c Carnes in Japan via III satellite. half a day later came the third game of the World Series from New York And awhile after that, the top-ranked collfuo luclhall team, Texas, was seen in action against riklahorna in an exciting contest that )he favorites fall behind at the start before coming on 'Strung and winning. 2:30 Young Marrieds 3:00 Trailmaster 4:00 The Hour 5:00 Mickey Mouse 5:30 Claud Moye Show 5:45 Ron TUESDAY EVENING 6:00 Cactus Pete 6:20 Deputy Dawg 6:25 Weather 6:30 Combat 7:30 Navy 8:00 The Tycoon 8:30 Peyton Place 9:00 Fugitive 10:00 News, Weather 10:20 Lawman 10:50 Bronco 12:00 News and Sign Off TUESDAY DAYTIME 7:30 Sunrise Semester 8:00 Ch. 12 Breakfast Show 9:00 Captain Kangaroo 10:00 CBS News 10:30 I Love Lucy 11:00 Andy of Mayberry I 11:30 Real McCoys 12:00 Love of Life 112:25 CBS News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Noonday News 1:15 The Farm Picture 1:20 Watching The Weathei 1:30 As The World Turns 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell The Truth 3:25 Douglas Edwards News 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Secret Storm 4:30 Jack Benny 5:00 Leave It To Beaver 5:30 Rocky and His Friends 5:45 Cartoon Storybook TUESDAY EVENING 6:00 Woody Woodpecker 6:30 Regional News 6:45 Scoreboard 6:50 Watching The Weather 7:00 Walter Cronkite 7:30 Marshal Dillon 8:00 World War I 8:30 Red Skelton 9:30 Petticoat Junction 10:00 The Nurses 11:00 Channel 12 Reports 11:15 The Late Weather 11:20 Channel 12 (Sky Commando) 12:40 Late News Highlightr 1:15 Pastor Speaks 1:30 a Deal 2:00 Loretta Young 2.30 The Doctors 3:00 Another World 3:30 Vou Say 4.00 Game 4:25 NBC Afternoon Report 4:30 Love That Bob 5:00 Popeye 5:30 The Rifleman TUESD.4 I EVENING 6:00 Dobie Gillis 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley 7:00 News 7:10 Weather 7:20 Sports 7:30 Olympics 8:30 Man from X.C E.

9:30 TW 3 10:00 Campaign and Candidates 11:00 Picture 11 15 11:30 Jeopardy 11:45 Tonight Show whv ape the SHADES DRAWN AND CANDLES ON THE table IN THE MORNINC IVl ABNEH By At Copp WHAT'S SO UNUSUAL I5NT lady A20UT COLDSTAPE ABOUT TO OPEN THE NUN MY CASE OE RINGO THE FOURTHrr UNUSUAL? SHE'S NEVER THAT ANYONE WHO SLEEP OF PNGO WILL LOSE HIS MOST PRECIOUS POSSESS ION TUESDAY World War I. CBS. Documentary This program tells how the German invasion of Belgium. launched as a quick passage to France, turned into a brutal occupation that brought about Americans and British revulsion. 7 m.

CDT. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH By Frad Louwall The Channel Swim; Van Johnson guests with CBS-TV's Ed Sullivan this Sunday. Millie Pet on the same lydv Oct. as a girl who on a 20th hotel ledge. Shcllfv rman appears on ABCTV's Oct, 29.

Maiircf Evans is reported io: a future episode. KFVS-TV CAPE GIRARDEAU Chanoel tS TIBIE MONDAY EVENING 6:00 Yogi Bear Show 6:30 Regional News 6:45 The Scoreboarii 6:50 Weather 7:00 Walter Cronkite 7:30 To Tell The Truth 8:00 Got a Secret 8:30 Andy Griffith 9:00 Lucy Show 9:30 Many Happy Returns 10:00 People 11:00 Channel 12 Reports 11:15 Sports Final WPSD-TV PAUUCAE CbftDnel 6 HARRISBURG TIME MONDAY EVENING 6:00 Car 54 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley 7:00 News 7:10 Weather 7:20 Sports 7:30 90 Bristol Court 9:00 Andy Williams 10:00 Alfred Hitchcock 11:00 News Picture 11:15 Olympics 11:30 Tonight Show Today, NBC. Sen. Hubert H. Hmphrey.

Democratic candidate for president, is ai guest. 6 a CDT. i Japan Summer Olympics, NBC. This one-hour special is exp-c'vd tj present a track and field previ-w as well as events in rtwing, weightlifting and yac ing 6 30 p.m. CDT.

'Silxer Mickey Rooney portrays a rearlin-- armchair hero who gets trapped behind German lines 6:30 p.m. CDT Red Skelton. CBS. Ed Wynn and singer Vikki Carr are the guests. 7:30 p.m.

CDT. Paid political broadcast. The Republican National Committee has purchased a half hour of air time. Preempts Was the Week That 8.30 m. CDT.

The campaign and the candidates. NBC one hour news spec.al focusing on the presidential c-mpetition in California. 9 p.m. CDT. The Lighter Side Shakespeare and Baseball TUESDAY DAYTIME 8:00 Todiy Show 10:00 Romper Room 10:30 Wurd for Word 10:55 NBC Morning Report 11:00 Concentrate CONTRACT BRIDGE By B.

Jay Becker (Top lecorel-Holdir In Indivlduol Ploy) Brenda Reynolds In McKendree Choir Brenda Reynolds of 305 West Poplar. Harnshurg. has been accepted as a full-time mem her ot the McKendree College Choir. Bv DICK WEST United Press International W.A.SHINGTON (UPI) After watcmng une of the World Se-1 lies games on tck-vbion, I pen'd tk up a volume of It was then I noticed the bard was a great baseball fan. Theic is bardly anything that can haopiH in a game that Shakt-speajv touch on in one of ids plays or sonnets.

TEEN A(a: LASSES BOLTON. England dPI) Folds-Road Secondary School is giving two courses for er? whose mothers go to work The boys are being taught how to cook The girls are given talks warning against problems which could arist if they take boy friends home to empty houses. CORNED BEEF MISSING HORUUN ON THE HILLS. England truck stolen in London Thursday was found abandoned in this Essex community Simdav Its S11.2 ij 0 load of cortjed was missing. The Daily Rcgi.stcr 35c a week 8AUNE COUiMTY CREUrr BUREAU 4X)LLEtTI0N SERVICE INVESTIGATIONS CREDIT REPORTS ZZ 8.

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The contract at both tablex wa.s three notrump, exactly the same sequence of bids taking place at each table. Both Southx leaped in notrump despita the singleton club, which limply goe.s to show that experts always have notrump hands when they bid notrump. The result should have been a standoff, but actually, the United States team gained 760 points on the deal. This came about in the following fashion. At the iSxst table, where the HANDS United States hold the North- South cards, the Argentine led the eight of hearts.

East played the ten and South (Nail) took It with the queen and ran eleven tricks for a score of 660 points. At the time, this appeared to be a normal result, but when the hand was played at the second table, the Argentine declarer w'ent down one. The American West (Robinson) led the two of hearts, not the eight. This wax in accordance with the method of play he and his partner (Jordan) were using, namely, to lead the lowe.st of three worthless cards. Jordan played the ace and returned the jack.

If South had put on the queen, he have made the contract, but he played the nine instead. As a result, he went down one. play would have been right if it had turned out that West had led the deuce from a holding of, say, the K-7-2, In iuch case, declarer could make the contract only by ducking the jack, since this play block the suit and prevent it from being rum Perhaps the Argentine declarer should have known the actual situation and played the queen on the jack, but in his defense it can be said that he w'as confronted with a difficult guess which the American declarer at the first table did not have to face. hit. a very palpable The McKendree College Choir has long been regarded as the foul is ana game Is In toe paragraphs helow', I have listed common base- blow might ball situations followed by the end all appr ipriatc lines from Shakes- peaie.

The umpire wretched soul. Lrui'cd with adver.sity.” The umpire who makes a bad hungry lean-faced finest in the area for its con tribulions to excellence in fine arts. During the school year, the choir travels from tovvn-lo town to pre.sent concerts and recitals Classified Ada Got Results The umpire who makes a good Li.ll--“an upright judge, a learned The manager who goes out to dcbat" wi'h the umpire draweth the thread of his finer than the staple of his fan who is unable to get a ticket mr the for a ducat, A p'ayer who has had a good day at have peppered two ot pitcher -Mel Stottlemyre curve fool me the top of my A poteulial home be the be-all and The pitcher has a shutout go- a skifmisb ing until a couple of errors let in a you that backing of y.jur A plague on such sam- pitcher goes into the ninth irning with a 2-1 lead but arii thcr error lets two more runs company hath been the of riie marager up two pincti hiUers, both of whom strik" sickness doth infect very life-blood of our The nex' batter gets a piece of tho hall but is called out on a pldv at burglary as ever was The rival manager.s—“there’s between The winning manager hath indeoQ bettered expecti- tion. He doth bestride the narrow worhl lik" a colossus, 0, it is to have a slre.igth.” The los'ng us of a very melancholy disposition All Hell 'hall stir for SHY LONDON (UPl)-THE Lndon Committee of capital city arm of the campaign for nuclear disarmament managed lo get only 65 marchers out for its demonstration urging voters lo reject the British general election as a fraud. DAILY CROSSWORD not upon the order of your going, but go at After loading the bases, the pitcher is tagged for a home was the most un- kindost cut of Thev'll Do It Everv Time By Jimmy Hatlo i Blowtopch was out to kmock OFF PARTY SOSS.AHD OH, MOW HE COULD BUNION IS A DETRIMENT TO THE A TRAITOR TO THE CITIZENRY OF THIS GREAT municipality I H4VE NOTMINO BUT contempt FOR MIS UNDERHANDED METHODS AND WILL PICHT 5 EVERY ut BUNION PROVED TO BE NOT SO KNOCK-OFRA6LE LISTEN TO blowtorch paeans 45.

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