anaheim-gazette 1952-12-21

B-4 Anaheim Gazette SUNDAY MORNING, DEC. 21, 1932 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA YES! I INVESTED $50 IN WHOLESALE CHRISTMAS TREES, AND I GOT ALFRED OUTSIDE BELLIN' EM RIGHT NOW! OUT-RAZE CLINIC GEE, MISTER—OUR MA CAN'T AFFORD A TREE I COULD YOU GIVE US ONE? OAKMAS TRE LOOK, FELLAST! HE'S GIVING AWAY PRETTY WITH IMOGENE AT HIS HEELS, OAKY HAS DASHED INTO THE UNDER-GROUND APARTMENT OF PROFESSOR GESSOR... 12-22 ER, P.PARDON ME! WHY DON'T YOU WATCH WHERE YOU'RE GOING, YOUNG MAN? BECAUSE I WAS WATCHING HER! HE S-SPURNED MY KISSES, PROFESSOR A STAR GUARDS CIRCLE DEARS SHRINE WHILE WITHIN, SCORCH'S SPACEMEN AND ROBOTS TANDEL WITH TRVIATOR SVENDS LIMBIANS AS THEY TRY TO FORCE ORAL TO LEAD THEM TO OGAR'S RUBY... THEY CAN ATOMIZE EACH OTHER! BUT YOU'RE STILL GOING TO LEAD ME TO OGAR'S RUBY, DEAR OPAL. CIRCLE DEARS SHRINE WHILE WITHIN, SCORCH'S SPACEMEN AND ROBOTS TANGLE WITH TRATOR SVENDS LIMBIANS AS THEY TRY TO FORCE OAL TO LEAD THEM TO OGAR'S RUBY. DICKIE DARE THE HERT'S ON, GUYS! WE'RE FACED WITH EXPULSION UNLESS OUR PAPER ON DEMOCRACY WRAPS UP THE TRUTH! SO LET'S WIND UP WITH THE SOURCE! TAKE MOSES — DIDN'T HE GIVE US OUR IDEAS OF JUSTICE AND LAW? AND GET THIS FROM LUKE 2, 14: 'GLORY' GOD IN THE HIGHEST AND OEARTH YOU'RE THE BOSS HERE, BLOCK! GET THIS DOLL OFF MY BACK! SURE...LET ME HANDLE THINGS, SONIC! SUCH SPUN, MUST NOT GO MISS...SET ON SGT. GOOH, RONNIE, I M AFRAID I CAN'T ACCEPT YOUR INVITATION TO DINNER. I PROMISED MY BOY FRIEND I WOULDN'T GO OUT WITH ANY OTHER FELLOW BUT HIM! ---I WAS JUST THINKING--- ON DIANA YOU'RE GOING SOUTH FOR THE WINTER, MR. CARTWRIGHT?... DO YOU PLAY GOLF? DO I PLAY GOLF!!! WHEN I HAVE TO GIVE UP MY GOLF, MR. PETERS, ILL BE READY TO GIVE UP ALTOGETHER!!! HAVE A CIGAR! WELL! THEY'RE BOTH GOING SOUTH!!! PETERS' AND MYRA'S TRIP HAD COME TO GRIEF IN A NEARBY SNOWBANK AND THE WEALTHY MAN HAD GIVEN THEM SHELTER... NEW THEY FIND THEY HAVE SOMETHING IN COMMON!! LOOK, FELLAS! HE'S GIVIN' EM AWAY FREE! WELL, AT LEAST YA SAVED ONE FOR US! SO LET'S ENJOY OUR FIFTY DOLLAR OFFICE TREE! Mrs. W. K. Koch Dies in Fullerton Mrs. Winnie K. Koch, 88, a native of St. Louis, Mo., who came to California 52 years ago and who has lived in the Fullerton area continuously, died Thursday evening at her home, 244 W. Whiting ave., after an extended illness. She is survived by three sons, Adolph H., Albert W. and George A. Koch all of Fullerton; one sister, Mrs. Annie C. Taylor of Anaheim; one brother, William F. Lindhurst of San Jacinto; six grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. She was a member of the Evangelical United Brethren church in Anaheim. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Monday at 2 o'clock. Rev. Philip R. Selfridge, pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church, will officiate and entombment will be made in Loma Vista mausoleum. Students Prepare Beach Speeches Preparations are underway among speech students at Fullerton high school to enter the sixth annual Homer Beach speech con-ner from Buffum's). RADIO and TELEVISION SUNDAY 7:00 A.M. KFI-KNX-KMPC—Church KFAC-KLAC-KPWB-KECA-Music KHJ-Happiness Hr. 1:20 KFI-Art of Living KMPC-Bible Class KECA-College Choir KHI-Jelody KFWB-Country Church 7:45 KLAC-Christ Church 8:00 A.M. KLAC-Catholic Hour KMPC-News KPWB-KFI-Punnies KNX-Salt Lake Tab. KECA-Clem Davis 8:30 KFI-U.N.My Beat KMPC-Youth Challenge KECA-Light and Life KHJ-Back to God 12:30 KFI-Bob Considine KHI-College Choir KECA-News, Drama KFAC-Music Heritage 12:45 KFI-Critic at Large 1:00 P.M. KLAC-Peter Potter KFI-The Chase KMPC-Music KECA-Dr.E.O.Fuller KFWB-Bill Leyden KHJ-Guy Lombardo KNX-Hwood Story KFAC-Sun, Theater 1:30 KLAC-570 Club KFI-Martin Kane KHJ-Music KNX-Quis Kids 2:00 P.M. KLAO-News, 570 Club KMPC-Music KFI-Star Playhouse KHJ-The Shadow test, awards going to one girl for original ed and delivered ex esting personal ex Intermediate sp from two classes co nane Johnsop will p prothe near future to their respective cla nnonced. Judges c w will be students of es. Following a pro nation, best speeche rowed down to on girl, each of wh o prized gold pieces f tion of Homer Bea tired head custodia. Final contest is Jan. 29 at which th e ment of winners i Johnson stated. Former winners contests were Elden and Noreen Stein, s Barney Blashill an d in 1948; Stan Chapa bara Van Blair, 19 mon and Jon Kou r last year, Jack Allb ucy Zehnpfennig. The welcome m hours a day for visi Defense Filter Cent er Main St., Santa Ana building diagonally across the river from Buffum's). NOW, SIR? AND GET THIS FROM LUKE 2, 14: "GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST, AND ON EARTH... LET'S STOP RIGHT THERE! WE COULDN'T GET CLOSER TO WHAT AMERICA WANTS... SUCH SPUNK AS YOURS MUST NOT GO UNREWARDED, MISS SETTLE FOR A JOB ON SGT. SONIC HIMSELF! SIR!!! I WILL SETTLE FOR NOTHING LESS THAN SGT. SONIC HIMSELF!! WHY DON'T YOU COME OVER HERE FOR DINNER?? SUNDAY TELEVISION KNXT (2) 10:20 Quiz Kids 11:00 "Ghost Story" 12:15 All Aboard 12:20 Candy Carnival 1:00 Light of Faith 1:20 Omnibus KFI-Art of Living KMPC-Bible Class KECA-College Choir KHJ-Melody KPWB-Country Church KLAC-Christ Church 8:00 A.M. KLAC-Catholic Hour KMPC-News KPWB-KFI-Funnies KNX-Salt Lake Tab. KECA-Clem Davis KFI-U.N. My Beat KMPC-Youth Challenge KECA-Light and Life KLJ-Back to God KPWB-Rescue Mission KNX-Invite to Learn 9:00 A.M. KLAC-News, Unity KPAC-Church KFI-Books KMPC-Bolero Time KECA-Sunday Symph. KLJ-Bible Class KPWB-Rescue Mission KNX-Astia's Story 9:15 KPI-Christian Science KPAC-Showcase 9:30 KLAC-Peter Potter KPI-Eternal Light KBCA-Sun, with Bill KJJ-Prophecy Voice KBWB-Bill Leyden KNX-World News KPAC-Sunday Concert 10:00 A.M. KLAC-Peter Potter KPI-H.J. Mann, News KMPC-Music KPWB-Public Service KNX-KHJ-News KECA-Sun, with Bill 10:15 KHJ-Music KNX-Reserve 10:30 KMPC-Rams-Lions KHJ-Lutheran Hour KPI-Chal. Round Table KNX-Univ. Explorer 10:45 KECA-Drama KNX-Reserve 11:00 A.M. KPI-Catholic Hour KECA-Israel Message KHJ-Frank & Ernest KNX-Symphonette KPWB-Bill Leyden KPAC-Church 11:30 KPI-Home Town KHJ-Science Report KNX-N.Y. Philmonie KECA-Nat Vespers 11:45 KPI-Gardens KHJ-Canaries 12 NOON KLAC-Peter Potter KFI-Eino Roper KECA-Christian in Action KMPC-Football KHJ-News KPWB-Bill Leyden KPAC-News, Piano 12:15 KPI-Books 1:00 P.M. KLIC-Poter Potter KFI-The Chase KMPC-Music KECA-Dr. E. O.Fuller KFWB-Bill Leyden KHJ-Guy Lombardo KNX-Hwood Story KPAC-Sun, Theater 1:30 KLAC-570 Club KFI-Martin Kane KHJ-Music KNX-Quis Kids 2:00 P.M. KLAQ-News, 570 Club KMPC-Music KFI-Studio Playhouse KHJ>The Shadow KECA-Prophecy Voice KFWB-Jamboree KNX-A.Godfrey KPI-News, Pro & Con Khj-True Detective KeCa-Greatest Story kPAC-Wax Imports 2:00 P.M. KLAQ-News, 570 Club kPFI-Best Plays kMPC-Music Khj-Off Detective KeCa-Band of Truth KNX-Barn Dance 6:00 P.M. klac-News,G Norm'n' kPI-Meet Your Match KeCa-Church in Home khj-Joyful HR KNX-Jack Benny kPFWB-Bob & Joe 4:30 KeCa-Wings of Healing kPI-Aldrich Family KNx-Amos'n' Andy 5:00 P.M. klac-News,G Norm'n' kPI-Top Story KeCa-Pavorites KeCa-Micky Kats KNJ-Okla.Symph. kMPC-Serenade KNx-Charlie M'Carthy 5:30 kMPC-Bil Stewart kPI-Theater Guild KNX-Sunday Desk kPAC-Organ 6:00 P.M. klac-News,Mel'ghlin KBCA-W.Winchell Khj-M.G-M Theater kPFWB-Music KNX-Hallmark Play'hse 6:15 kPFWB-Xmas Prog. KECA-News 6:30 kPI-Dragnet KeCa-Boys' Town Choir KNx-Dec.Bride kPFWB-Civil Liberties 6:45 kPFWB-Blind Artists 7:00 P.M. klac-News,Mel'ghlin KIi-Battle Craig KECa-Paul Barvey khj-John J.Antony kMPC-Jimmy Pidler KLIC-Poter Potter KFI-The Chase KMPC-Music KECA-Dr.E.O.Fuller KFWB-Bill Leyden Khj-Guy Lombardo KNX-Hwood Story kPAC-Sun, Theater 1:30 KLAC-570 Club kFI-Martin Kane khj-Music 2:00 P.M. klac-News, 570 Club kMPC-Music KIi-Studio Playhouse KECa-Greatest Story kPAC-Wax Imports 2:00 P.M. klac-News, 570 Club kMPC-Music KIi-Studio Playhouse KECa-Greatest Story kPAC-Wax Imports 2:00 P.M. klac-News, 570 Club kMPC-Music KIi-Studio Playhouse KECa-Greatest Story kPAC-Wax Imports NEVER MIND WHAT SIZE IT IS, SHELL BRING IT BACK THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS ANYWAY / SUNDAY TELEVISION KNXT (2)— 10:20 Quiz Kids 11:00 "Ghost Story" 12:15 All Aboard 12:20 Candy Carnival 1:00 Light of Faith 1:20 Omnibus 2:00 Books 3:00 See It Now KNBH (4)— 10:00 Youth Wants to Know 10:20 Faith Frontiers 11:00 Mr. Wizard 11:30 Amer Forum 12:00 "She Shall Have Murder" 1:20 Sunday Service 2:00 Burbank Symph. 3:00 Tex Williams KTLA (5)— 11:00 In Go We Trust 12:00 "Desperate Adv." 1:00 "Randy Rides" 2:00 "Bibby Face Morgan" 10:20 Football 3:15 "For You I Die" KECA (7)— 8:15 Inspirational Hr. 10:20 The Story 11:00 Church in Home 12:00 Films 1:45 Mirandy 2:00 Super Circus 3:00 Youth for Christ KPMB (8)— 2:00 Cap. Midnite 3:00 Canines 3:30 See It Now KHI (9)— 10:20 Telethon 10:20 Football - Rams-Lions. 1:30 Telethon KTTV (11)— 11:00 Greet Churches 12:15 Polyzoides 2:00 Person Can Do 12:30 Gardens 1:00 Auction Park 1:20 This Is the Life" 2:00 TV on TV 2:20 Chorus & Orchh 8:30 Jalopy Derby KLAC (13)— 10:45 "Calling Matt" 11:15 "Betrayed" 12:20 Homes to Live in 1:40 "Out of Luck" 2:15 "Dick Barron" 3:20 Scattergood", 4:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Leave to Lerry KNBH (4)—Kukla, Fran, Ollie KECA (7)—"Vampire's Ghost" KPMB (8)—Roy Rogers KHJ (9)—Telethon 4:30 KNXT (2)—This Is Show Business KNBH (4)—Zoo Parade KPMB (8)—Show Business 4:65 KTLA (5)—Deputy Marshall" 5:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Theater KNBH (4)—Halls of Fame, "Joan of Arc" KECA (7)—Faith for Today KPMB (8)—Comedy Hr. KTTV (11)—Capt. Midnight KLAC (13)—Bridal Shower 5:30 KNXT (2)—Carson's Cellar KNBH (4)—Halls of Science KTLA (5)—Film KECA (7)—Plum Tootsie KTHI (9)—Robin Bruin KTTV (11)—Comedy, Andy Kelly KLAC (13)—Wrestling 6:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Fred Waring KNBH (4)—Moola U. KECA (7)—Films KTLA (5)—Wild Bill Hickok KPMB (8)—Fred Waring KTTV (11)—20 Quest's ns 6:30 KNXT (2)—Break Bank KNBH (4)—Roy Rogers KTLA (5)—East Side Kids KTTV (11)—Down You Go 7:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Big Picture KNBH (4)—Red Sketton KPMB (8)—Red Sketton KTTV (11)—Bishop Sheen 7:30 KNBH (4)Mr. Peepers KNXT (2)What's My Line? KTLA (5)“Vogues” KPMB (8)“What's My Line?” KTTV (11)“Last of Mohicans” KLAC (13)–Film 8:00 P.M. KNXT (2)Guess Stars KNBH (4)–Court Hour KECA (7)–Recreation KPMB (8)–Mr. Review KECA (7)–Watch Winchell KPMB (8)–W. KTTV (11)–Prt Detective KLAC (13)–Heidt KECA (7)–Bill KPMB (8)–TV KECA (7)–Str from Shoulder KLAC (13)–C KTTV (11)–Ro 10:00 P.KNXT (2)–Ba Haven KNBH (4)–The KTLA (5)–Magic KECA (7)–How Decision Silly KTTV (11)–Pl clothesman 10:15 KECA (7)“Me Doe” KPMS(8)–Breed Bank 10:30 KNXT(2)-New KNBH(4)-Hol Opening Night KTTV(11)-Sl Over Shanghai 10:45 KNBH(6)-Back Squad 11:00 P.KNXT(2)-Bee Sharpe KNBH(4)-Too KTLA(5)-Final KLAC(13)-Nav I Killed That 11:15 KTLA(5)-Toe KPMS(8)-Rock Club test, awards going to one boy and one girl for original talks prepared and delivered about an interesting personal experience. Intermediate speech students from two classes conducted by Duane Johnson will prepare talks in the near future to deliver before their respective classes, it was announced. Judges of the speeches will be students of the other classes. Following a process of elimination, best speeches will be narrowed down to one boy and one girl, each of whom will receive prized gold pieces from the collection of Homer Beach, recently retired head custodian of FUHS. Final contest is scheduled for Jan. 29 at which time announcement of winners is to be made, Johnson stated. Former winners of the Beach contests were Elden Buck, first; and Noreen Stein, second, in 1947; Barney Blashill and Gail Gifford in 1948; Stan Chapman and Barbara Van Blair, 1949; Phil Laymon and Jon Kountz, 1950; and last year, Jack Allbright and Nancy Zehnpfennig. The welcome mat is out 24 hours a day for visitors at the Air Defense Filter Center, 1012 North Main St., Santa Ana (old J. C. building diagonally across the corner from Buffum's). Students Join Actively in TB Seal Sale Drive In a concentrated one period, one day drive Wednesday, Dec. 17 Fullerton junior college students contributed $92 for purchase of the familiar Tuberculosis association Christmas seals. On the Fullerton union high school campus, a similar drive was carried on from Wednesday to Friday, Dec. 19. Results will be announced at a later date, said a representative of the student executive board. Chuck Hyde, El Monte, student rally commissioner and chairman of the junior college drive, announced results Wednesday afternoon. He was aided by members of the student government commission, which sponsored the drive, and by members of the speech classes. Students, faculty and employees alike of the high school and junior college derive direct benefit from the sales of Christmas seals, a county Tuberculosis association representative recently told the junior college student offices. So do many, many people in many communities. Annually the association's mobile x-ray unit visits the high school and junior college campus. Every student, school employee, and teacher is given a free chest x-ray. Two former junior college students are now under treatment for tuberculosis. Their treatment is paid for by the Christmas seal fund. These benefits are actually far reaching, emphasized Miss Helen Walker, school nurse for Fullerton high school and junior college. She heartily supported the TB association representative's remarks. Active in the selling of seals on the junior college campus were these members of the student commission and speech classes: Bob Burns, Fullerton; Joe Keltner, Norwalk; Pauline Parsons, Whittier; Bonnie Chalmers, Fullerton; Tammy Tutschelte, Anheim; Bob Pipes, El Monte; Tom Dollarhide, Yorla Linda; Nancy Simpson, Los Angeles; Meredith Barton, Bellflower; John Citso, Whittier; Chuck Hyde, El Monte; Mark Hepp, Garden Grove, Nevada Owens, Whittier; Florence Rowland, Fullerton. The comb has been used by all peoples and in every age for dressing the hair. DIAL-LITES — SUNDAY — TELE-TIPS 11:30—KNX-N.Y. Philharmonic 4:00—KHJ-Joyful Hr. 5:30—KFI-Theatre Guild 6:30—KECA-Boys Town Choir 7:30—KHJ-Shrine Xmas Party 8:00—KFJ-The Whistler 8:00—P.M. KLAC-News, G Norm'n KFI-Prost Warning Charles Hawkins KECA-Drew Pearson KMPC-Music KHJ-20 Questions KNX-Our Miss Brooks KFAC-Sunday Concert KECA-Headlines 8:30 KMPC-Studio A KFI-Open Forum 7:30 KFI-Harris, Paye KECA-Time Capsule KHL-Shrine Xmas Party KNX-The Whistler 8:00-P.M. KLAC-News, G Norm'n KFI-Prost Warning Charles Hawkins KECA-Drew Pearson KMPC-Music KHJ-20 Questions KNX-Our Miss Brooks KFAC-Sunday Concert KECA-Headlines 8:30 KMPC-Studio A KFI-Open Forum MONDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAC-News, Haynes KFI-Western Swing KMPC-Music KLCA-Paul Masterson KFL News KWB-Bill Leyden KNX-Bob Ferris KPAC-Concert KPOL-Let Chips Fall KFI-Fleetwood Lawton KMPC-Music KHJ-Breakfast Gang 7:20 KLAC-Balter, Haynes KFI-Breakfast Platters KMPC-Clock Watches KB-Garred KNX-Big States KFWB-Bill Anson KFAC-Concert 10:15 KPI-Bob & Ray KECA-Ronnie Kemper KMPC-Ma Perkins KHJ-Tello-Test 19:30 KECA-Kemper, Berch KHJ-Anawer Man KMPC-Ira Cook KECA-True Story KFI-Strike It Rich KMCP-Dr. Malone KPAC-Songs 19:45 KHJ-Ruse Morgan KGU-Guiding Lights KECA-Al Jarvis KFAC-Books KNX-Carl Smith, Story Day 19:20 (8) & (9)-Rams-Lions 5:30 (13)-Wrestling 6:00 (2) & (5)-Fred Waring 7:00 (11)-Bishop Sheen 8:00 (4)-Comedy HR. 9:00 (7)-Walter Winchell TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE KNBH (4)—Comedy Hour KECA (7)—Remember KPMB (8)—Mr. Peepers KECA (7)—Ghost Towns KNXT (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live Like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECA (7)—Live like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECa (7)—Live like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECa (7)—Live like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECa (7)—Live like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECa (7)—Live like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECa (7)—Live like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECa (7)—Live like Music KNX-T (2)—Man of Weak KECa(7) KNX-T(2) KNX-T(2) KNX-T(2) KNX-T(2) KNX-T(2) KNX-T(2) KNX-T(2) KNX-T(2) KNX-T(2) KNX-T(2) KNX-T(2) KNX-T(2) KNX-T(2) KNX-T(2) KNX-T(2) TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL 1 Part of a circle 4 Men without women 9 To employ 12 Card game 13 Bluish-gray color 14 Tier 15 Scotch cap 16 Coalition 17 Consumed 18 Marine 21 The devil 24 Emperorium 28 Large, stout cord 28 High card 28 Electrified particle 30 Canvas-like cotton fabric 31 Chief of a clan 33 Ripe 34 South Africa 35 Colonial-style chatter 36 Philippine savage 36 Sea waggle 39 To deposit 40 Small barracuda Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: HAROIE ELAMET INGOME LUXKINE AX OPERATE 85 AXID ONE 87 GAB RED BLEELE ELIGUAS AVEM Latin: earth Man's nickname VERTICAL 1 Music: high 2 Kiwi 3 Of wide mental grasp 4 Self-satisfied 5 Numeral Ascended To gaze with malignant satisfaction Transmitted Student of the heavens Drunkard Female sheep Pronoun Bolo Colloquial mother Thespian Sorrow Glue Printer's measure Nooka Network Plane surface To make face To exist Intermittently jittering spring By Fixed look Thus Abandoned Insect Wing Limb To mistake Fish eggs Conclusion