Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 199, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 6, 1960 Page: 4 of 8
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4—MT. PLEASANT, TEXAS
Wednesday, Jan. 6. 1960
By Mort Walker
Beetle Bailey
DAILY CROSSWORD
THEY
Yesterday’s Answer
29. Go on
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17
T-V SCHEDULE
3
By Roy Crane
Buz Sawyer
6
421
FRESH
WERES
Boyle’s Column
* BY HAL BOYLE
4
By Chic Young
Blondie
OLEC
BAR
APPI
CUTR
BRO
COLLEGE STATION, Tex. un
MOP
(LOR
By Fred Lasswell
Barney Google and Snuffy Smith
PAU
and makes cute remarks such
PAL
AUSTIN un
December as, “You men—you never grow
1
faccon an -purumnanun
Force. —
VEI
liquor.
Fast, Free
FAP
on ‘d
FLOR
Pharmacy
14
1 a
M85
Tax Collections for
Cigarettes Increase
PRESCRIPTION
1: SERVICE
34
38
ACROSS
1. Mortar- .
boards
membrane
8. Filter
Poplarville Jailer
(ailed Before Jury
BILOXI. Miss., in A 23-man
WHAT’S THAT
GOT TO DO
WITH YOUR
BEING HERE?
FRESH
SPA
Delivery
At
YES, SIELTWE
MANOR, THE TOWN
COUNCIL AND THE
CHIEF OF POLICE
OF CENTERVILLE
A&M Designated
As Military College
the liquor .
The collections compared with
$4,420,963 for cigarettes in Dec-
ember 1958 and $900,318 for
SARCH ME,
7 LEETLE
A. JUGHAID
IT SOUNDS
LIKE A PIG
CAUGHT IN
TH' GATE
, AND %
YOUR SIGN
PAINTING/
4. Varying
weight
(Ind.).
5. Not at all
(dial.)
nouneed today by the dean of
students. James P. Hanningan.
Both the U. S. Army and U.S.
Air Force have notified the col-
lege that it is officially a mili-
I AIN’T SEEN VORE
OL WOMAN IN QUITE
A SPELL, CALEB - ,
HOW’S SHE COMIN’ )
ALONG ? a
The rating means members of
the corps of cadets, with the ex-
ception of those students living
off campus and athletes, will re-
ceive double allowance for cloth-
ing Freshmen and sophomores
will receive $50 and juniors and
seniors will receive $100.
The money will be paid to the
college for use in purchasing
uniforms for the Texas A&M
1 DANGER
xeeM
NEW YORK (—This is Leap
Year, and millions of coy and
militant maidens are searching
lor a successful way to win a
husband
Lady, do you really aspire to
lead a man to the altar in 196071
To do it you don’t need to pour
him a voodoo love potion or re-
sort to strange feminine wiles.
All you need to land a guy-
some guy anyway-is to learn
four words These are are
WEVE GOT,
ADMIRAL: AN
S2F JUST FLEW
APHE 525
TAKERS,
IMMBD ATELY
FOR THE
CARRIER..
ABOARD WITH IT MARINE RESCUE
...A CAN OF
UNDERWATER
PAINT! >
TOKAY, MR "
SAWYER. THE
WIGHLINE
L A READY
21. Mine
en-
trance
22 Holi-
day
(Jap.)
23. Wager
25. Place
26. Young
SAME OL'
FINICKY
(FEMALE,
‘SNUFFY
words: “Make him feel import-
ant." -
That is the greatest secret of
successful courtship which, as
has been wisely pointed out,
consists ol a man chasing a
woman until she catches him
But hundreds ol thousands of
marriage-hungry girls will miss
the mark. No wedding bells will
ring for them And why? Be-
cause they will use the wrong
technique. They will scare the
poor fish away.
I Most will do it by making one
of two errors! either they will
WHAT
HAPPENT,
PAW?S
. (Subject to action of Democra-
| tie primary May 7, 1960.)
! For Commissioner, Precinct 1:
> GRANT 11. MCANALLY
JOE W. STEED
C T NEUGENT
GRADY GOOLSBY
CHARLES DRIGGERS
IT S UNK
SNUFFY !!
HE’S LAFFIN’ J
HIS HEAD d
OFF r
SHIP TO COME :
ALONGSIDE. /
TALKS RESUME
TEXAS-CITY, Tex. U — Ne-
gotiations to the 6-month-old
strike at the American Oil Re-
finery were resumed Tuesday.
Federal mediator James Hub-
bard of Houston arranged for
the talks. About 1,250 workers
walked out July 1 in a dispute
over job classifications and work
assignments
Z suT BET ME TEN DOLLERS
/ I COULDN’T GET FOUR
N JUGS OF CORN SOUEEZINS
"SUNDER MY BELT IN HALF
T HOUR--*
WHAT’S THAT
ONPIRTHLY
SCREECHIN’T
AUNT LOWEEZY
THEY’RE A
SHOOTING
OFF THE BE
ROCKET AT
CAMP )
TODAY
NOW 1 KNOW WHY
, THEY KEEP ME /
U IN A CAGE S
hog
9. Looks sullen 27. Dust
11. Tolerate
set
TVER MOUNTAINS M
J C AROUND BuZ ZARDS, *
4 A SPECIAL FLIGHT 1 i
t NON- STOP FROM X
P. CALIFORNIA TO •
NORFOLK.
For (Commissioner, Precinct 3:
EUGENE MANKINS
ODELL BELCHER
LOYD C. HAREN
For Sheriff:
. JIM PONDER ____-
L A. REDFEARN
LOYD SINCLAIR®
For Tax Assessor-C Collector:
WALLACE R. FIELDS
For Constable, Precinct 1:
JIM TALLEY
1 PLANE LANDS:__.
WAL sooD WeY
WERE IT / GOT AN S2 F
UEP7 STANDING BY
1 TO RUSH IT OUT
U : TO THE
RANDOLPH:
WELLIF YOU’RE GOING Toy
i BE SO FUSSY ILL JUST <
OVERDRAW MY ACCOUNT )
a AT SOME OTHER BANK )
obligation
24. Memo pad
- scribbles
26. Revolve
28. Being more
recent
31. Torrid
32. Part of piano
33. Music note
34. Ouch!
35 Help
36. Caribbean
country
38. Matured
40. Competitor
41. Doctrine
42. Roman
roads
43. Optimistic
44. Top
DOWN
- 1, Rabbit's
dinner -
2 Weapons
3. Excuse
wan)
/ ROGER: "
SEAT BELT 1
FASTENED:
put themselves too much on a
pedestal or they will become
too overbearing and possessive
The too-coy girl is the china
• federal grand jury kept the jail- -doll type From birth her mom
er at the Poplarville jail under my and daddy have treated her
subpoena today as it continued' as something special and pre-
its investigation of the Mack—cious. She grows up believing
1 Charles Parker lynching this herself—all girls do to a
The jailer, Jewell Alford, was considerable extent—and instead
one of seven witnesses ques- of becoming a real flesh-and-
tioned by the jurors Tuesday blood woman she winds up a kind
Three FBI agents were seen of fragile Dresden figurine
going into the jury room No ordinary man is quite good
Prosecuting attorneys refused enough for her She thinks of
to identify any of the persons he rselt as a kind of Cinderella
called before the jury There aren't enough ready
The jury, empaneled Monday made princes, or romantic young
by US. Dist. Judge Sidney C. millionaires, to go around. And
Mize, was in session for more those that are around aren't
,I than five hours. I looking for a spoiled,-eternally.
Designation of Texas A&M as A mob of hooded men dragged adoselscent girl for a wife. At 40
one of the seven military col-
leges in the nation was an-
POLITICAL :
ANNOUNCEMENTS
GOOD!
JUST IN TIME!
PASS THE WORD
FOR THE Sue-
7 1 WANT 16 KNOW
S WHY YOU SENT ME
t A NOTICE THAT MY
_, ACCOUNT IS .
(OVERDRAWN
s V. ciner
1 . dasss
LARGE SAP S
TO STAND AWAY T._
BAC K. OUT OF / 07
THE WAY.7
15. Annoyed
18. Girl's
nickname
19. Writer on
etiquette
71
APPLES CROSSED
MOSCOW, V—Soviet scien-
tists say they have crossed Am-
erican and Russian apples-to
produce a new variety that can
be “preserved fresh for 370
days." The report did not speci-
fy the mode of preservation.
LONDON - Reports reaching
Polish emigre circles today said
Gen Frey-Bielecki air force
chief in Communist Poland, has
, fled to Yugoslavia in his own
"MIG jet fighter plane.
SHE CAN’T STAND
PIPS SMOKIN’ IN
TH’HOUSE
shipboard 36. Quote
30 Coins of Iran ST. Iris layer
32. Poker pool 39. One. in
35. Malt-==------Madrid
beverages 40. Tear
HAS THE .
NAVY GONE
NUTS. ALL THIS
FLYING JUST TO
- DELIVER A
QUART 0
. PAINT:
Channel 12—Shreveport
Wednesday
5:00—Popeye and His Pak
5:30- Quick Draw McGraw
6:00— Early Edition News
6:10-Al Bolton Weather
6:15—Dateline Shreveport
, 6:30. The Lineup
7:00-- Eyewitness to History
7:30—Bold Adventure .
8 :00—The Millionaire
8:30—I‘ve Got A Secret
9:00 CBS Reports
10:00—Men Into Space
10:80—Final Edition. News and Weather
10:45 Night O*. Theater ‘
Thursday
6:30-Ark-La-Tex Farmer
6:45 Your Pastor
7:00 — Jones Junction
8:00-CBS News
8:10—Take 5
8:15- -Capt. Kangaroo
9.00 TheLife of Riley -—
9:30 On The Go
10:00 1 Love Lucy
10:30- December Bride
11 :<*O Love of Life
11:30. Search for Tomorrow
11:45 Guiding Light
12:00 Channel 12 News with Don
12:10 Weather
12:15 Passing Parade,
12:30 As the World Turns---
- 1:00 For Better or Worse - —
1141 Hoitar Party
2:00 The Millionaire
2:30- The Verdict is Yours
3:00- The Brighter Day
3:15- The Secret Storm
3:30 The Edge- of Night —----------
4:00—Take 5
— 4:00 Cinema XII--------—.
6:00 Popeye and His Pals
5:30 - Superman
6:00—Early Edition New
6.1 Weather
6 15- -Dateline Shrevepon,
6:30 Christmas at the Circus
7:30 Johnny Ringo
___8 '►" Zane. Grey Theater-----——----
8:30 Revion Big Pstry
10:00—Union Pacific
10:30 Final Edition Ne wa and Weather
10:45 Night Owl Theater
Parker, a 21-year-old Negro, this kind of dame is' still wist,
from a jail at Poplarville early fully pounding a typewriter. 1
on April 27: His body was found goes home at night to a cat for
later in the Pearl River, company and is bitterly convin-
Parker’s abduction came two ced all men are burns
days before be was scheduled to The second type—the domin-
go on trial on a charge of rap-' ant girl—frightens potential hus-
tary college for the second con ing a young white mother bands away by turning on her
secutive year. I ——----------- feminine power too soon. She
starts bossing her beau right
away She brags she cantwist
daddy around her little finger.
cigarette tax collections increas- up You're such little boys You
ed from November while liquor 1 all have to be mothered "
tax collections dropped slightly. The Leap Year lass who will
the state treasurers office rc-wind UP middle-aisling it will
ported Tuesday . on the other hand, be the one
State taxes on cigarettes, at a who can make her guy feel real-
t ,— rate of eight cents • package, ly important in himself—and not
corps of cadets. _ a white namor tax just • male accessory to her ego
Basis for the rating is an in- totaled 15,738,86 while liquor tax
spection held 30 days after the collections totaled $1,154,041. in
beginning of the fall semester November, the tax on cigarettes
by inspection teams from the brought in $8,662,702 and the
U. S. Army and the U S. Air state received $1,215,724 from
- -
Channel 6—Texarkana
Wednesday
8:00-The Little Rascals
5:80—My Friend Flicka
- 6:00 News
6:10—Weatherman
6:15—John Daly Neews
6:30 Men Into Space
7:00 Dennis O'Keefe
7:80 Badge 714
8:00—The Millionaire
8:80—I‘ve Got A Secret
9:00 9:00 CBS Reports CBS
10 :00---News
10:10—Weather
10:45 MGM Playhouse
Thursday
1:00 Grand Ole opry
1:80—Looney Tunes
7'25—News
7:55—Weather
8:00-CBS News
8:10—Televisit
w=8:16—Captain Kangaros
9:00 Romper Room -
9:30 On the Go'CBS
10:00 1 Love Lucy-CBS
10:80 December Bride-CBS
11:00 Love of Life-CBS---
11:30 My Little Margie
12:00 News & Weather
12:15 Farm Disgest
12:30 An the World Turns CBS
1:00 For Better or Worse CBS
1:30—HoupeParty-CBS-------
g:00. The Millionaire
2:30- The Verdict is Yours
8:00—The Brighter Day =
1:1X Serres Storm
$:30 Edge of Night
4:00- American Bandstand
-------5.00 Santa Claus _ .
5:30 Rocky & His Friends-ABC
6:00—News
6:10-Weatherman
4:15—John Daly News
6:30—Huck eberry Hound
T:vo-Bold Venture
7:80—The Real McCoy's
8:00—Pat Boone
0,8:30 Revion Party CBS—------
10 :00 News
10:lv-Weather
10:45 MGM Playhouse - :
-Cud weamesany
$ :0= The Three Stooges
5:80—My Friend Flicka
6:00—Local News & Weather
6:15—NBC News
-*-** -
8:00—The Pe.ry Come Show
9 100 -Bill Dodd For Gov.
9:80—Wichita Town _______
10:00—Peter Guan
10:3——Locar News' a Weather
10:45— Sports
10:00—Jack Psar Show
Thursda
■ •• Tann P“ r«
6.00—Continenial Classroom
7:00—TodayL _--------
7:25—Local toas a Weather
7:30—Todaw
9.00—Dough Be Ml
9:80—Treasure Hunt
10:00— The Price is Right
. 10:80—Concentration
11:00—Tie Ter Dough
11 80—It Could Be You
tl 00- Local News & Weather
12:15= I mor re Tunes
12:50 Love that Bob
IM Queen for e Day
1:30—The Thin Mee
tree- Young Dr. Malone .
2:30- From These Roots
s :00. House on High Street
Ito Split Personality
4:00—American Bandstand
5:00- The Three stooge
6:30—My Friend Flicka
$ 100—Loral News & Weather
sts—NBC News
1:30—The GGale Storm Show
1:00—Donna Bred Show
T:ao—Real McCoys
s-o—Batehelor Father -
8:00—Tenn. Ernie Ford Show
- 9100—Groucic “arx
9:90—Lock C
10:00-Glencannen
10:00—Local, News a Weather
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DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here’s how to work it:
AXYDLBAAXR
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One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used
for the three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apos-
trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints.
Each day the code letters are different.
A Cryptogram Quotation
TMFKX'H F TMGK; XOH EFBTFECH
COBTH FAA FAOPM-BV GrOA, B V
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Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: A SENSE OF DUTY PURSUES
US EVER. IT’ IS OMNIPRESENT, LIKE THE DEITY -
WEBSTER.
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13. Core
14 Celestial
bear
15. Not
(prefix)
16. Latvian
river
17. Toward
18. Not many
19. Brooch
20. Lasting
€ 23. Govern-
ment
5. Snoozes
9. Talk (dial.)
4 10 Neglects 6. Prayer
12. Ear shell ending
7. Brain
Channel 7—Tylet
Wednesday
8:50 National Headlines
5:58—Radar Report
6:00—Texas a East Texas News
6:16—Sports Highlights
6-15 Huntler-Brinkley Report
6:00 Wagon Train
760—Price is Right
8:45—Sports Report
9.00 Wednesday Night
9:00-U. a Marshall
1e:0o—News
intro Radar Report
10:15 So This is Hollywood
10:55 Jack Fear Show
10158—Weather
11 -00Jack Pear Show
Thursday
126Todar
Tis—East Texas Reports
T18S—Today __.
825- East Texas Report
- 9:00—Dough Re Mi—”-----
# 0 Play Your Hunch
10:00—The Price is Right
10:0-Concentration
Il 00-Love of Life _
It ria-n Could Be You
12:00 Open House
12:15 News, Weather A Sports
it so-Love that Bob
1m0—Qun for a Day
4 30The Thin Mam
1:0-Young Dr Malone
2 no From These Roots
$.06 House on High Street
5 30-Split Personality
4100—Riche a Miss Merry
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5 10 Jr. Science
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