The White Falcon - 22.01.1965, Blaðsíða 6

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WHITE FALCON
Friday, January 22, 1965
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Answer to Puzzle
ACROSS
1 - Wager
4- Liquefy
8 - Apportion
12- Ventilate
13 - Region
14- Country of
Asia
15- Prefix: three
16- Propositions
18-Scorches
20- Want
21- Note of scale
22- Accom -
plished
23- Dines
27-Public
vehicle
(colloq.)
29- Succor
30- Proportion
31 - Printer’s
measure
32- Storage box
33- Crony
(colloq.)
34- Negative
35- Having
branches
37- Sink in
middle
38- Allow
39- Rotate
40- Roman
bronze
41- Symbol for
tantalum
42- Title
44-Thick
47- Fruit
51- In music,
high
52- Sandarac
tree
53- Spa re
54- Measure of
weight
55- Knocks
56- Prepare for
print
57- Greek letter
DOWN
1 - Flying
mammals
2- lreland
3- Tests
4- Charts
5- Be mistaken
6- Shooting
star
7- Bound with
cloth
8- Distribute
wrongly
9- Period of
time
10- Hindu
cymbals
11 - Abstract
being
17-Faroe
Islands
whirlwind
19-Sun god
22- Noise
24- Near
25- Fork prong
26- Chimney
carbon
27- Man’s
nickname
28- Two-toed
sloth
29- Be ill
30- Tattered
cloth
32- Pennants
33- Dance step
36-Title of
respect
(abbr.)
CBS BUBS m
n via B El
B BE 3HI d m
37- Leaked
through
38- Woolly
40- Sufficient
41- Symbol for
tellurium
43- Cooled lava
44- Depression
45- Narrow
opening
46- Sicilian
volcano
47- Equality
48- Man’s name
49- Short sleep
50- Burma
native
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by Mike Albertson, J02
Big TV news comes in a series
of small packages this week. For
popeye, one of the most famous
sailors ever, returns to AFRTS.
Popeye, the pipe-smoking, spi-
nach eating knight-of-the-sea will
replace Crusader Rabbit as pro-
gram fills. Each installment runs
about five minutes and 30 seconds.
The other two children’s pro-
grams, Felix the Cat and Mighty
Hercules will stay.
Sunday, January 24, at 5:30
p.m., it’s a U.S. Navy film, “Who
Needs You, Buchanan?” A pilot
on a Navy aircraft carrier re-
marks to the skipper of a De-
stroyer, “Who Needs You, Buc-
hanan?”
When he is forced to bail out
over the ocean a short time later,
he finds that the destroyer not
only rescued him but protects his
carrier from enemy submarines
and intercepts enemy aircraft
long before the reach their target.
On Tuesday, at 6 it’s Air
Power” with “Strike Command”,
the story of teamwork in a unit
made up of Army, Navy, and Air
Force members who are combat
ready.
At 10:30 Tuesday, Ruth Don-
nelly, Ricki Vera and Clancy
Cooper are featured in “Are
Trees People?” It’s the first in-
stallment of Du Pont Cavalcade,
which replaces Coronado 9.
It is a happy day for all when
unpredictable life brings together
an elderly, but active widow, a
retiring policeman and three orp-
han boys.
“Shindig”, in its second install-
ment, presents Billy Kramer, and
The Dakotas as special guest. Also
appearing are Leon Russel, Dick
and Dee Dee, Chris Crosby, Bob
Crosby’s son, The Wellington and
Bobby Sherman.
The Navy Band Concert will be
at 9 p.m. with a whole new format
and some great musical entertain-
ment for all!
FRA News
by Dave Scott
As promised, here are the re-
quirements of eligibility for mem-
bership in the Fleet Reserve As-
sociation.
1. Membership in the Fleet Re-
serve Association is restricted to
men of the enlisted ratings or
ranks of the regular U.S. Navy
or Marine Corps with six or more
years of active service in the
armed forces of the United States.
2. Enlisted men transfered to
the Fleet Reserve, Fleet Marine
Corps Reserve or to the retired
list of the regular Navy or Marine
Corps, shall be eligible for mem-
bership.
3. Members discharged from the
regular Navy or Marine Corps by
medical survey under honorable
conditions may retain member-
ship.
Big things are happening in
Branch 255 of the FRA, so if
you would like to join the fun
and meet the eligibility require-
ments call any of these shipmates:
Jim Perry at 2126, Dave Scott at
4193 or Bob Coleman at 4213.
Armed Forces
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The Radio Log
by Dave Scott
SALUTE TO THE USO
This program is a double-bar-
reled salute to the USO and to
the members of U.S. Armed
Forces. It was recorded by many
of the outstanding stars in the
entertainment field.
Hosted by Raymond Burr and
Bob Hope, the program boasts of
names from motion pictures, tele-
vision, Broadway and the night
club circuit.
This is an 85 minute show and
will be heard on 1484 this Wednes-
day at 7:30 p.m.
Some of the stars are: Barbra
Streisand, Bing Crosby, Ann
Margaret, Andy Williams, Peggy
Lee, Nancy Wilson, Beach Boys,
Johnny Cash and a host of other
stars.
SKI TIME IN HOLLYWOOD —
Actress Jane Wald poses on an
artificial snow set being used for
winter segments of a television ser-
ies, Jane is not one of the regulars
on the series, she was just on hand
for some publicity pictures.
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