anaheim-gazette 1952-10-13

5 Ariaheim Gazette MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1952 ANAMEIM, CALIFORNIA RADIO and TELEVISION TELEVISION Monday, Oct. 18 5:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Jim McOoy KNBH (4)—Film KTLA (6)—Stephenham KECA (7)—Al Jarvis KPMB (8)—Plum KBJ (0)—O. Norman KTTV (11)—Film KLAC (13)—Webstone 5:11 KNBH (4)—Jump, Jump 5:20 KNBB (8)—Handy Doody KTLA (5)—Cowboy Thrills KECA (7)—Jack Beurker KPMB (8)—Welcome Traveler KTTV (11)—Cartom KLAC (13)—Televenture 5:00 P.M. KNBB (6)—Patches KECA (7)—News KBJ (8)—No Man's Range KTTV (11)—Walsh at Airport 6:15 KNBH (4)—Pnut Circus KECA (7)—Jack Owens 8:00 KNXT (2)—News KNBH (4)—Komedy Klb KTLA (6)—Beeny KECA (7)—Reserve KPMB (8)—Danny KTTV (11)—Sports KLAC (13)—Telegraph 6:45 KNXT (2)—Perry Como KTLA (5)—Handy Hints KECA (7)—Space Petrol KTTV (11)—News O. Putnam, Weather Copyright. 1952 by Universal Radio & TV Features Synd. Tom E. Danson TUESDAY A. M. 9:20 KNXT (8)—"Honor of Press" KNBH (4)—Dixie Jamboree" 10:00 KNXT (2)—Galif, Living KLAC (13)—Women Wonderful 11:00 KNBH (4)—Dead for Thot KPMB (8)—Cooking KLAC (13)—Mike Boy 11:35 KECA (7)—Plum, News 11:50 KNXT (8)—Film KLAC (15)—Char. Robin 7:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Studio I KNTH (6)—Nevils KNTA (5)—News Real KPMB (7)—Gatescope KLA (6)—News KTV (11) "Crow Out" KLAC (13) —Sodra" KTLA (8) —Crushade in Europe KJE (8) —Movie Quiz KNEBB (6) —Dope Two KNEB B (8) —News KJE (8) —What's The Name of Song KTV (11) —P. Carson KTVV (11) —P. Peach 7:20 KNEB B (8) —Movie Quiz 7:20 KNEB B (8) —Dope Two KNEB B (8) —News KJE (8) —What's The Name of Song KTVV (11) —P. Peach 7:20 KNEB B (8) —Movie Quiz 7:20 KNEB B (8) —Dope Two KNEB B (8) —News KJE (8) —What's The Name of Song KTVV (11) —P. Peach 7:20 KNEB B (8) —Movie Quiz 7:20 KNEB B (8) —Dope Two KNEB B (8) KTVV (11) —Cartom KLAC (13) —Televenture 5:00 P.M. KNXT (2) —Harry Owens KNTH (6) —J. Mahoney, KNTA (5) —Showboat KECA (7) —Ask for It KECA (7) —The Ruggies KJE (8) —News KTVV (11) —Battle of Southland 5:20 KN杰（2）-Video Thr. KNBH（4）-Firestone KECA（7）-Return to Vienna 5:20 KNTV（11）-Wrestling KLCAC（13）-Repeat Performance 9:00 P.M. KN杰（2）-I Love Lucy KNBH（4）-Meet Press KNTA（5）-Larceny in Her Heart 9:00 P.M. KECA（7）-Poltoni KPMB（8）-"Argyle Secrets" 9:15 KECA（7）-Film 9:30 KNPXT（2）-Life w/Luigi KNBH（4）-Monumentary Presents-KECA（7）-Bride for Henry 10:00 P.M. KN杰（2）-TV News KNTA（5）-Tosterium KECA（7）-Denny 12:35 KLCAC（13）-"4 Days" 10:30 KNPXT（2）-Chronoscope KNBH（4）-Monumentary Presents-KECA（7）-Jack Sourceke KPMB（8）-Studio I KJE（8）-News 10:35 KNPXT（2）-Crowe's KJE（9）-Chas. Antell KTVV（11）-Locker Gun 11:00 P.M. KNPXT（2）-Burlesque Queen KNBH（4）-News KNCAA（7）-"1000 Candles" KPNHB（4）-Snow Edition KNCAA（7）-"1000 Candles" KPNHB（4）-Snow Edition KNCAA（7）-"1000 Candles" KPNHB（4）-Snow Edition KNCAA（7）-"1000 Candles" KPNHB（4）-Snow Edition KNCAA（7）-"1000 Candles" KPNHB（4）-Snow Edition KNCAA（7）-"1000 Candles" KPNHB(4)-Snow Edition KNCAA(7)-"1000 Candles"KPNHB(4)-Snow Edition KNCAA(7)-"1000 Candles"KPNHB(4)-Snow Edition KNCAA(7)-"1000 Candles"KPNHB(4)-Snow Edition KNCAA(7)-"1000 Candles"KPNHB(4)-Snow EditionKNCAA(7)-"1000 Candles"KPNHB(4)-Snow EditionKNCAA(7)-"1000 Candles"KPNHB(4)-Snow EditionKNCAA(7)-"1000 Candles"KPNHB(4)-Snow EditionKNCAA(7)-"10 TUESDAY A. M. 8:30 KNXT (3)—Honor of Press" KNBH (4)—Dixie Jambores" 10:30 KNXT (2)—Galif. Living KLAO (13)—Woman Wonderful 11:00 KNBH (4)—Food for Thot KPMB (6)—Cooking KLAO (12)—Mike Roy 11:55 KECA (7)—Film. News 11:59 KNXT (2)—Film KNBH (4)—M. 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KPAO-Serendade. 1:20 KPI-Eric Mass. KBQ-Band of Today. KEOA-H.J. Taylor. KBW-News. KBJ-Under Agrest. KNX-News. Rocky Jordan KPAO-Echoes. Encores 1:30 KPI-Music Album. KEOA-Allies Cook. KBW-Enear De I. KNX-Erio Hass 8:00 P.M. KLAO-KMPC-News. KIJ-I Man's Pain. KEOA-Life Begins at 80 KBJ-Let Groom Do I. KBW-News. Kennedy Kelling KBN-Lowell Thomas KPAO-Between Girls KNX-News. Long Tr17 8:30 KPI-Railroad Dr.. KPI-Music. KECA-Repub. Political KTN-Talent Scout 8:55 KMPC-Amer. of Destiny 9:00 P.M. 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KAO-News Savoye KAI-KPI-KNX-News KAO-Cole Mastemon KAWB-News Levonen KAIC-CapConcert KAO-Big Sister KAIC-CapConcert KAIP Bob and Ray KAIC-CapFriend Philosopher KAIL Teel & Test KAIC-Friends of Music KAIL-Widder Brown KAIL-Lucky U KAIC-Philip Norman KAIC-Composers KAIC-Friends of Music KAIL-Widder Brown KAIL-Lucky U KAIC-Philip Norman KAIC-Composers KAIC-Friends of Music KAIL-Widder Brown KAIL-Lucky U KAIC-Philip Norman KAIC-Composers KAIC-Friends of Music KAIL-Widder Brown KAIL-Lucky U KAIC-Philip Norman KAIC-Composers KAIC-Friends of Music KAIL-Widder Brown KAIL-Lucky U KAIC-Philip Norman KAIC-Composers KAIC-Friends of Music KAIL-Widder Brown KAIL-Lucky U KAIC-Philip Norman KAIC-Composers KAIC-Friends of Music KAIL-Widder Brown KAIL-Lucky U KAIC-Philip Norman KAIC-Composers KAIC-Friends of Music KAIL-Widder Brown KAIL-Lucky U KAIC-Philip Norman KAIC-Composers KAIC-Friends of Music КАIL-Widder Brown КАIL-Lucky U КАIC-Philip Norman КАIC-Composers КАIC-Friends of Music КАIL-Widder Brown КАIL-Lucky U КАIC-Philip Norman КАIC-Composers КАIC-Friends of Music КАIL-Widder Brown КАIL-Lucky U КАIC-Philip Norman КАIC-Composers КАIC-Friends of Music КАIL-Widder Brown КАIL-Lucky U КАIC-Philip Norman КАIC-Friends of Music КАIL-Widder Brown КАIL-Lucky U КАIC-Philip Norman КАIC-Friends of Music КАIL-Widder Brown КАIL-Lucky U КАIC-Philip Norman КАIC-Friends of Music КАIL-Widder Brown КАIKS-Owner of the Credit Union located at Walnut and Ross sts. Karl S. Tikker Serves in Korea WITH THE 2ND INFANTRY DIV. IN KOREA-Pvt.Karl Tikker, son of Dr. and Mrs.H.. Tikker, 207 Bank of America bldg., Anaheim, recently arrived in Korea and is serving with the 2nd Infantry Division. His wife, Alma, lives at 626th st., San Francisco. This division gained fame two of the hardest fought battles of the Korean war. It captured "Heartbreak Ridge" in October 1951 and took "Old Baldy" last July. Private Tikker is serving as medical technician in the division. He was formerly a student at Fullerton junior college. Burglars Active In Santa Ana Burglars and petty thieves observed $143 in loot during the weekend in Santa Ana, according to police reports there today. Carol Rose Campbell, 320 St.A st., Tustin, reported that clothing valued at $75 was stolen from her automobile parked in the 20th block of Bush st., Saturday evening. Hub caps worth $38 were taken from the parked car of Waldo R Haug, 1422 Durant st., Saturday night as the car was parked in the 1500 block of N. Parton st. Burglar entered the garage on Clyde J. DeMoss of 820 N. Freeport man st. Saturday evening and stole an outboard motor valued at $30. Credit Union Manager Named Mrs. Hebe Harke, 6021 Fullerton Ave., Buena Park, has been named manager of the Credit Union DIAL-LITES — TONIGHT — TELE-TIPS 7:30—KNX—Rocky Jordan 8:00—KHJ—Let George Do It 8:30—KECA—Repub. Political 8:00—KFI—Telephone Hr. 9:00—KNX—Suspense 11:00—KECA—Roll Up Sleeves 7:15 (5)—Crusade in Europe 8:00 (4)—Paul Winchell-Jerry Mahoney 8:30 (11)—Wrestling 9:30 (2)—Life With Luigi 9:30 (7)—Ellery Queen TUESDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. 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KLAO-Peter Potter KLP-KHJ-News KMCF-News Clock Watcher KECA-Bench, Kemper TUESDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAO-News, Savanne KHJ-KPI-KNX-Newn KECA-Paul Mastemon KFWB-Newa Leiden KPAO-Concert 7:15 KFI-Fleetwood Lawton KMPO-News KHJ-Breakfast Gang KNX-Ralph Story 7:30 KFI-Cabbages & Kings KMPO-Clock Watcher KECA-Bob Garred KNX-Frank Ossen 7:45 KFI-Knox Manning KMPO-Songs KECA-Paul Masterson KHJ-Sam Hayes KNX-Harry Gabbits 8:00 A.M. KLAO-Stocks KHPB-Haven or Rest KPE-Grand Bism 8:45 TUESDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAO-News, Savanne KHJ-KPI-KNX-Newn KECA-Paul Mastemon KFWB-Newa Leiden KPAO-Concert 7:15 (5)—Crusade in Europe 8:00 (4)—Paul Winchell-Jerry Mahoney 8:30 (11)—Wrestling 9:30 (2)—Life With Luigi 9:30 (7)—Ellery Queen TUESDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAO-News, Savanne KHJ-KPI-KNX-Newn KECA-Paul Mastemon KFWB-Newa Leiden TUESDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAO-News, Savanne KHJ-KPI-KNX-Newn TUESDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAO-News, Savanne TUESDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAO-News, Savanne TUESDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. 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She was appointed by the board of directors of the Credit Union, an employee savings and loan association at the Anaheim lockset manufacturing company. She formerly was assistant treasurer. Members of the Kwikset Credit Union will participate in National Credit Union Day, Oct. 16, when the Orange county chapter of the California Credit Union League will have a chuck wagon barbecue dinner and meeting beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple in Santa Ana. The Kwikset Credit Union has served 500 members since it was organized in January 1951. Sale of Property To Japanese Vet Draws Protest SAN JOSE (AP)—A San Jose home owner stood firm today in his decision to sell his house to a disabled Japanese-American war veteran, despite a protest petition from his neighbors. The petition—signed by 24 people—protested the sale of the house to Sam Yoshihara, San Jose produce dealer who received a 60 per cent pension for wounds suffered while with the Army's famed 442nd Regimental Combat Team in Italy during World War II. The home owner, A. E. Amstutz, urged Yoshihara to complete the purchase of the house, but the 29-year-old father of three children said he hasn't made up his mind. "I'm not sure I want to live among neighbors who don't want me," he told newsmen. Message of City’s $1,000,000 Utility Bonds Presages Growth community's recently-$1,000,000 expansion and movement of the municipal waived power system will bring a tidal upsurge in home building industrialization, the Ana-Chamber of Commerce pre-today. Safe on Prop. Scheduled in Santa Ana HS Discussion of the various aspects of both sides of the question position 3 which will appear in November ballot will be Santa Ana high school autumn tonight at 8 p.m., according to an announcement by A. Geler, Orange County merger of the campaign for a vote. Kicking for a "yes" vote will E. Benton, religious liberty secretary for the Seventh Dayists in the Pacific Coast and William B. Ross, Los Angeles advertising and public relations man who is Southern Californians office in Education. Opposing will be E. G. Watkins, So. California director of the California taxpayers Alliance, and a not yet named. If it is possible to get the second speaker, the "yes" side will presented only by Mr. Benete Cooey, managing editor Register, will serve as moderator. Meeting is free to the pub-no doubt will draw a large due to the controversial nature of the proposition," said Santa Ana High School is at Walnut and Ross sts. "We are now in a position," a spokesman asserted, "to augment our housing promotion campaign and, also to provide additional security for our fast-growing population by opening another 300 acres of valuable industrial land." He noted in particular that the bond issue will make possible extension of public services into many newly-annexed, or to-be-annexed, areas, spurring fresh activity in new residential subdivisions. The voters' 97.2 per cent approval of the bond issue, moreover, make possible the early development of a new Industrial South area along the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railroads, adjacent to the Santa Ana Freeway, offering unique facilities to incoming plants, the spokesman pointed out. He noted also that revenue from the water and power systems will pay for the bond issue, rather than basing it on property levies. The bonds are to run 20 years at 4 per cent interest. Chamber officials, who have launched a year of housing development promotion to encourage new home building and to welcome newcomers, both home buyers and industrialists, declared this water and power expansion program will cinch this area's position as the center of Orange county industry and citraculture. Home shoppers are being added at a special "Welcome House" on Manchester - Firestone Blvd., between Loara and Lincoln Sts. Subdivisions are cited by "Welcome Way" markers along Anaheim's main streets for the convenience of thousands of visitors and Anaheim workers who presently live outside the area. WEEPY WINNER—Overcome by the suspense, the tide and the excitement of being named Miss Slick Chick 1952, Frances Hurtado weeps through her smiles as Los Alamitan is Korea Veteran WITH THE 7TH INFANTRY DIV. IN KOREA—Cpl. Victor Van Herrewegho, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Herrewegho, Los Alamitos, has recently completed seven months in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division. Since making the amphibious landing at Inchon in the fall of 1950, the 7th Division has fought in every sector of the Korean peninsula, including the dash to the Yalu river. Corporal Van Herrewegho is serving as a cook in Headquarters Battery of the 31st Field Artillery Battallion. He was a dairy farmer before entering the Army in December 1950. Donald Keller Serves in Germany WITH THE 43RD INFANTRY DIV. IN GERMANY—Pvt. Donald Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Keller, 874 S. Claudina st., Anaheim, Calif., recently arrived in Germany and is serving with the 43rd Infantry Division. His division, now stationed in the southeran part of the country, is receiving constant field training as part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Army. Private Keller arrived overseas on Sept. 1 and joined Company K of the division's 169th Infantry Regiment on Sept. 8, as a rifleman. Before entering the Army on May 20 of this year, he was employed by the Daniels Paint and Glass Co. Markets CITRUS The Federal State Market News Service reported today grapefruit slightly wkr; lemons and oranges steady, prices unchanged. Grapefruit—Per bx, pckd fcy local 64s and lgr 7.00-7.45, few 7.50: 80s WEEPY WINNER—Overcome by the suspense, the thrill and the excitement of being named Miss Slick Chick 1952, Frances Hurtado weeps through her smiles as she gets the announcement of her selection over 19 other testants. Vera Auest comforts her as Hal Thomas, chestra leader, looks on in typical male bewilderment. IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago October 1877 Yesterday morning a fire destroyed a hotel, postoffice and saloon at Pomena. The loss is about $9000, insurance $3000. Chinamen are suspected of setting the fire but there is no positive proof. Owing to the fact that the Town Hall will be used on Saturday by the Water Company the Democratic primary election will be held at the office on the first floor of the Gazette building. A squabble occurred in the Chinese quarters last night. One man was stabbed in the arm. The officers were unable to find the offending party. First class fare on the railway between Los Angeles and San Francisco has been advanced $3. The Pacific Coast steamship company have also put fares up $3. We understand that the freight schedules have also been materially advanced. Our fighting partner returned yesterday from the Laguna, having eaten all the provisions which could be carried in a four horse wagon, in a little less than two weeks. All quarrels which may have been contracted by the junior member of the firm during his absence will be promptly settled on application at the Ga-zette Phi- 50 Years Ago October 1902 The Citizens Bank, one of solid financial institutions Southern California on Thursday morning last passed into custody of W. F. Botsford, president of the California Bank of Los Angeles. Mr. Botsford and T. Phelps, assistant cashier on California Bank, inspected banks securities, and reported condition to be absolutely class. A meeting of the board directors was called and the mal transfer of the interest Mr. Cahen, president of the bank, was duly filed. The bank will be charged into a National bank. Great financial resources will accrue to the bank by reason of Mr. Ford's election as president. Botsford is well known where he has extensive interest Holcomb, who has for weeks past had under consideration the establishment of a national bank in this city. Hartung, cashier of the bank, remain in the bank as vice president, as will also Miss Olga as bookkeeper. Mr. Cahen templates removing with family to Los Angeles. He been a prominent business person of this city for many years, his intention to depart will noted with regret on the pay his many friends. 25 Years Ago October 1927 Markets CITRUS The Federal State Market News Service reported today grapefruit slightly wkr; lemons and oranges steady, prices unchanged. Grapefruit—Per bx, pckd fcy local 64s and lgr 7.00-7.25, few 7.50; 80s 5.00-5.50, 100s 2.75-3.00, Florida 64s and lgr 9.25-50; 70s 8.75-9.00; 80s 8.90; 96s 7.00. Oranges—Per bx, Valencias local pckd fcy 128s 8.00; 150s 7.75, 176s 7.50; 200s 7.00; 220s 5.75; loose fcy 176s and lgr 5.90; 200s 4.25; 220s 3.75; 252s 3.00-2.25; 288s 2.50; 344s 2.00-2.25; pckd choice 128s-150s 5.75; 176s 5.50; 200s 5.25; 220s 4.50; 252s 3.75. Lemon—Per bx, local loose fcy 5.75; pckd fcy 252s 7.25; 300-490s 7.50-75; paper cartons 126-180s 3.50-4.00. Sunkist Growers, Inc. reported today all auction markets California oranges were about unchanged. Representative prices by size: Sunkist, first grade—150s 8.91; 176s 8.65; 200s 8.33; 220s 7.74; 252s 6.51; 288s 5.42; 344s 4.36; choice, second grade—150s 7.17; 178s 7.44; 200s 6.92; 220s 6.53; 252s 5.49; 288s 4.43. Class in Poultry Husbandry Popular The class in poultry husbandry, offered by Fullerton evening junior college, is a popular one, says Walter J. Pray, principal. Twenty-one persons registered for the first meeting of the class last week. Poultry husbandry is taught by Dr Joseph P. Ersek, a graduate of the Royal Technical and Economical University of Budapest. Dr. Ersek's qualifications also include 20 years in the field of poultry raising and lecturing. The course is planned to provide useful information for both the commercial poultryman and the backyard poultryman. The most up-to-date requirements of successful and profitable poultry raising in Southern California, including egg and meat production, will be covered by the lectures and field trips. A few more applicants will be accepted for the poultry class, according to Mr. Pray. The class meets on Wednesday evening, from 7 to 9. H. Behrens Dies After Illness Henry Behrens, 76, a native of Germany who came to California 29 years ago and who lived near Yorba Linda until five years ago when he moved to Anaheim where he resided at 747 N.Clementine st., died Friday evening at the Anaheim Community hospital after an extended illness. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. John H.Flessner of Illinois and Miss Kathryn Behrens of Anaheim; one brother, Jerry B.Behrens of Fullerton and several nieces and nephews. He was a member of the Anaheim Evangelical United Brethren church. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel tomorrow at 2 p.m. Rev.Philip R.Selfridge, pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church, will officiate and entombment will be made in Melrose Abbey mausoleum. Earl Pughe Jr.Returns Home Earl W.Pughe, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.Earl Pughe, 149 N.Lemon st., Anaheim, has just returned to the United States from a nine-month tour of duty in the Far East, his mother revealed today. Earl talked to his parents Saturday evening by telephone on his arrival from Atsugu, Japan. He is expected home on leave about Nov.1.His address in the meantime is Patrol Sqnd.I.Woodby Island, Wash. Guilty Conscience Bares Car Theft Conscience overtook Wayne Edgerly, 21, of Yakima, W.Saturday night in Santa Ana he confessed to theft of an automobile in his home town. Edgerly went to a cafe at S and Main sts., Santa Ana, asked a waitress to call the lice. When officers arrived, gerty told them that he had stained a relative's car in Yakima August. He had picked up three M can hitchhikers, who forced to drive them to Vallejo, he There they "rolled" him and the car, he stated。他 was booed at the county jail while contacting the Yakima authorities. 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Mr. Botsford and T. W. Hips, assistant cashier of the California Bank, inspected the securities, and reported its edition to be absolutely first. A meeting of the board of actors was called and the for-transfer of the interests of Cahen, president of the bank, Mr. Botsford, was duly satisfied. The bank will be changed a National bank. Greater financial resources will accrue to bank by reason of Mr. Botsford's election as president. Mr. Botsford is well known here, he has extensive interests. Him will be associated Chesholcomb, who has for some past had under consideration the establishment of a national bank in this city. John Jung, cashier of the bank, will join in the bank as vice presi- as will also Miss Olga Zeus, bookkeeper. Mr. Cahen con-lates removing with his duty to Los Angeles. He has a prominent business man this city for many years, and intention to depart will be with regret on the part of many friends. "Now don't give me that 'out of gas' line! I know two gallons go as far as three used to." Neck and neck in the race for progress, auto makers and the oil industry have developed improvements that make 2 gallons of gasoline today do the work that took 3 back in 1925. You get the benefits. Your Progress and Oil Progress Go Hand in Hand Oil Progress Week—Oct. 12 to 18 STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA plans ahead to serve you better TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 HORIZONTAL 1 Falderal 8 Viper 8 Lasting injury Bone 12 Chaser 14 Turbulent magistrate A kind of custard Came to rest Apologue Bequester Orcast letter Paragraph "Douglas" Conclusive Fuel Treasherous Label Lady symbolical of witty patience Genus of the barn owl Singles Connection Reduce the volume of purchasing power Founded Qualified VERTICAL 1 Leather with a chamois finish Jar A rebuff Village Varb form Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: HAZE EUB RAZB OPEN ORA EVEL HERO OUR VERA EXODUS OLAREK ABE BX SELL EUROPEAN IVA ALR AGE REFERRED BOOK LO DOE SHAPED ARREGA PERE OVE DUL TRAN ROO LERE TALE EBE EGEE Hinds' parment Doctor Balance State of misfortune Bimble passage Ceremony Pacen Of the ear Pulsony flattering Track Display Swindle Slise Elburn Bell Half sobra of Portugal The pink family State of destruction Platform River in Snails Indian River in Germany Therefore Colors Crow-like bird