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GASOLINE ALLEY DETROIT FREE PRESS Saturday, Feb. 6. 1960 21 Then act so Free EPre TTeDevnnDirn nDttOirofi Of course, I'd ba happy with a 50-cenfc tie. but it dees make a fella feel iiMma, unyaiu you u.an& I tr itniiiiy a iii me to try on this old noiu if you Jt for my birthday and I Ff fimm uui i rn Ul fv-wdrit gev a Tit. -f i (CONTINUED)-! p.m.

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Con. (7t) (13c) Film (57) :00 Capt. Rang. (57) i i it ii Cisco Kid Th. (5) Legionnaires 8 Rural Route (10) News (11) Farm (13 1) 8:05 News (3) 8:15 Ind.

Parade (3) Religious (10) nrnror.r. srvi rinn't suspect that I knew I I wnais coat na. THE NEIGHBORS "Just because my husband jy I i Bill Wants You For a Valentine BY BONANZA BILL This is the perfect day to say what the dickens is wrong, folks? Charles Dickens, one of my favorite novelists, was 10:30 8:30 Russia Con. Challenge (3) H. Doody (8) News (12) Adventure (13t) 8:45 Industry (3) Soc.

Security (10) Your Govern. (12) Electricity (13t) 8:55 News 11:00 winner. I might even have one by tomorrow. I'll let you know in Sunday's Free Press. Before I let you start on my clues, I'd like to take my battered hat off to a few more faithful fans: F.

J. Miller, of Mt. Clemens, Mrs. Scott Campbell, of Caro; Mrs. Helen Guminski, of Jackson; Ralph Wilkinson, of Albion; Mrs.

Mickey Dudonis, of Howell, and F. Conwell, of Wyandotte. 1:00 0 Wrestling CJ Mr. Wizard 1959 Baseball (3) News (6L) (13c) (57) Noon Show (6m) Detective Dy (11) Matinee (12) Wild West Th (13t) 1:30 Patti Page 0 Realm of the Wild 0 Matinee Saturday Th. (5) Mich.

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(3) (6L) (6m) (13c) Kit Carson (8) Teen Panel (10) Hobby Shop (12) Wayne U. (13t) doesn't mean that he should be interrupted more easily than any professional man!" 9:30 GRIN AND BEAR 12:00 Spunky Quiz 'Em Road to Danger Rodeo (8) Fire Ant (10) WW.ViV.VJVW.V.'MVWWW.-.W.WWMW.Mj born 148 years ago today. I'm trying to keep cool but anxiety is getting the best of me. Only a thousand entries left to check and I haven't found a winner yet. Maybe you fans are the" ones who should keep a cool head while solving my clues.

DON LET the thought of all the hundreds of dollars in my jackpot over-excite you. With Valentine's Day coming up next weekend, I want a out and paste Bonanza No. 234 Name Address City jMail to Bononia Bill- P.O. i rr i i ii I 11 ijilio SatiorcDsiy EEveouOinifi rsssssc ksssss Ufa A p.m. czed iijfc tha By George Clark is a writer who works at home IT By Lichty LOW Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle DOW.V 1.

Stringed instrument 2. Open court 3. Prevaricator 1 4. Checked fabric 5. Like a berry 6.

Object of devotion 1. Proofread, er'i mark 8. Scotch uncle 9. Country in Africa 10. Reaffirm.

11. Repose 13. Conception 20. Part of the mouthy 23. One half the diameter 24.

Urge 25. Nautical 26. Plant of the aster family 27. Guido'i note 29. Protection 32.

Hoosier State 35. Baby'e napkin 37. Orderly arrangement 39. Ax handle 41. Outbuilding 43.

Pare 44. Rounded appendage 45. Baccha naliancry 45. Ooze 48. Cooking vessel si z-x i I -S I I I I 1 1 3sMAsHriD'E 'mqnP pie Ie Me eJe oeid A DeIl M'E TfjR I A A ETA HQS WHO rTe" ujrmTs a uq I a la is jrfF ittl A P.

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Or call WO 2-8900. (6m) (11) (13c) (57) The Deputy (4c) (5) (7t) (8) (10) Lawrence Welk (12) (13t) Hockey Detroit at Toronto. 6:30 0 Bowling ACROSS 1. WlVeT S. Grayish blue pigment Do wrong 12.

Operatic solo. 13. Man's name 14. Mark aimed at in curling 15. Raise 10.

Pith of a matter 17. Possesses 18. Tiny fragment 20. Inventory 21. Chalice 22.

Sets of three 24. Radiate 28. Foot tap in fencing 30. Choke 31. Frosty 33.

Choler 34. Swimming bird 36. Make energetle 38. Celtic language 40. Appointed to arrive 41.

Attempt: colloq. 42. Books in the New Testament 47. Stroke of good fortune 48. Entreaty 49.

Lifted with effort 50. Ostrichlike bird 51. Kiln 52. Wind instrument 53. Apolitical party: abbr.

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er tap te po need to be reminded that a interpretation of her role in the play is what is wanted. 3 Short story. 4 men are always willing to learn. 5 Will continue to grow quite naturally on good land. 7 A carpenter's tool.

10 On which a tidy carpenter could always lay his hands at a moment's notice. 12 Thinking of what he is likely to be a consolation to a man forced to retire. 14 If good, patriotic might make man feel proud. 15 Naturally people won't care for one who merely bellows. 17 May well be all the better as a result of scientific feeding.

18 Keep out of sight. 19 Washing clothes by hand, it will save time if you don't need to them thoroughly. 21 Deep hole. Rules scription price home delivered It 5 cents a week daily and Sunday. Contestants may submit six entries In their own name and six more entries for each member of their household.

If only one completely correct entry to each week's puzzle submitted In accordance with these rules is found the Free Press will pay the winner a minimum of $200. If more than one set of correct answers is received the prize money will be divided eoually among the winners. 7 If no correct entries are received for any week 150 will be added to the original prize money for the next week and each succeeding week. I Winners of each week's Puzzle contest will be announced as Quickly as all entries have been checked bv the ludses. There is only one correct solution to a Bonanza Bill puzzle.

The decision of the ludges Is final and all contestants agree to abide by the ludges' decision. fAny resident of Michloan or Ontario may enter except employes of the three Detroit daily and Sunday newspapers and their Immediate families and winners of previous Bonanza Bill crossword puzzle contests. 10 This is a contest of skill. Study all the clues carefully before writing In your answers. In fairness to all the Free Press cannot discuss the contest with the contestants.

All entries become the property of the Detroit Fret Press and nana will be returned. tmttmr rma jrlrial 7:00 Four Just Men 3 pf 6 7a '0 is m71 WiT7 vm 7a 79 pI5 H21" If35" imm, 4 fi 4i 'H 15 if: SO 51 52 53 fejT M.TT -W- 10:00 Gunsmoke (3) (6L) (6m) (11) (13c) (57) World Wide 60 (cont) Jubilee U.S. A. (12) Country Music: Red Foley welcomes guest star Carl Smith. 0 Hockey (began at 9 p.m.) TBA (13t) 10:15 King Whyte Show Man From Interpal Girl Decoy Million Movie Drama: George Sanders, "Hangover Square, ('45).

Flight (3) Bold Journey (5) Phil Silvers (6L) TBA (7t) Rebel (8) Sea Hunt (10) Lockup 11 Heart of City (12) Jamboree 13t) -mm-'Cllp ant and past CLUES ACROSS 1 It's a mistake to assume that such medicines are the best, though some people do. 6 Period in history. 8 Where, losing his balance, a man may be badly hurt. 9 May eventually reach the shore. 10 Lack of it may handicap a writer.

11 To find out whether a youngster can should be possible in a matter of seconds. 13 Kind of insects. 16 here excessively class-conscious people are concerned, these are quite common. 19 Heavenly body. 20 A small cut.

22 Possibly of help if you're after a really fine job. 23 Came together. CLUES DOWN 1 A sailor may bring home all sorts of curios he has picked up in foreign 2 A leading actress may Contest Following are the rules for Bonanza Bill's contest: 1 Solve Bonanza Bill's crossword puzzle iust as you would any other crossword puzzle. Fill in your name and address. 2 Clip the puzzle coupon evenly and paste or glue it on the back of a three-cent postal card or any card tnat Is posP card size (3'Ax5v4).

Ad- Sress it to Bonanza Bill, Postoffice ox 88, Detroit 31, and mall it so it will be postmarked not later than midnight of the Tuesday following the Saturday and Sunday when the crossword Puzzle appears. It must be received by the Free Press not later than the Friday afternoon (5 p.m.) following. Do not bring entries to the Free Press office. They must be mailed. 3 Your entries must be on cards to make fudging simpler.

Entries In envelopes will not be accepted. 4 You do not need to buy a copy of the Free Press to enter. You may submit an exact size facsimile of the puzzle hand-drawn by yourself, but duplicate puzzles reproduced by mechanical means such as mimeographing, carbon paper or ditto will not be accepted. The Free Press may be examined at the office of publication, 321 W. Lafayette, Detroit, and at all public libraries, free of charge.

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