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Show Pa?e 20 THE HERALD. Provo, Utah. Sunday. December Aur H fitrttnti hull 24, iro Literary Bit success 36 Abstract being 37 Pedal digits 38 Hardy heroine 40 Slight tastes 41 Air (comb, form) 42 Shoot, as of grass 45 Act as chairman 49 Bestowed 51 Roman bronze 52 Tiopical plant 53 Assistant 54 Race course circuit 55 Antarctic sea 5C Saintes (ab ) 57 Crafty ACROSS 1- m Quixote 4 Series of volumes t Robin Hood's Scarlet 12 Slowe heroine 13 Tens Plane surface 14 lSSta(Fr ) 16 Attacker 18 Repeat appearances 20 Dispatches man 21"The Cometh" 22 Macauky's Porsena 24 Imprudent 26 Wheys of milk 7Alcotts "Little " - 30 Set within 32 Envoy 34 One who pours tea 35 Flushes with Greek commune 2 Range pari 3 Echo's beloved (myth.) 4 Fixed look 5 Alleviate 1 I 13 12 I down: 14 12 13 F5 16 ft 15 Clairvoyant About Queens 4 AK2 VAQ1062 J9 K a razor 27 Fabrics 28 Summers 50 Short-nappe- AK3 954 54 4 A96 Opening lead d 18 19 ill 110 In the f id days, Waldemar Zeditz of New York was supposed to be almost clairvoyant when it tame to the problem of locating a missing queen. It appears von "" 27 Man, Don't Eat Any of These Birds 29" 28 33 35 " ""39 38 ""41 40 143 """45"46 144 II "" 3 -5- 5l 5 5; ' ' I ' I I I I INmpoptr fnterpri Ann.) III'3 DECEMBER 2- 4- all necessary to put yourself in Born today, you are an energetic, jeopardy. 23- )adventuresome person who is VIRGO (Aug. is Be flexible and you should be fearless when fearlessness called for, but filled with cau- - able to maintain your position tion when caution is required, of authority within (he home, You never confuse courage with Refuse to change with the times with and risk losing ground. foolhardiness, bravery 23- )LIBRA (Sept. downright ignorance of danger; rather, you have a knack for Put all liabilities into the backsizing up situations correctly ground. If you allow them to and for making such decisions interfere with your progress you s in to act as befit the circumstances will surely forfeit the sue involved. Though it is debatable store for you. 22- )whether or not you will ever SCORPIO (Oct. know great heights of success, Befriend one oppressed by hard- you will certainly know great ship today. There are some who would see you tan-- Dui many heights of joy and happiness. " ". ueterminea ana snrewa, you ."" have the fortitude and the Reaffirm your position, cleverness it takes to solve most SAGITTARIUS(Nov.23-Dec,22- ) of the problems you run up Set a high value upon yourself against. Your only difficulty is and refuse to be talked out of the result 01 your somewnai me price you put on your approach to the vices. Material benefits are few underdog; all it takes to get you until evening, on a given side of a situation or argument is for you to be per- Monday' Dumber 25 suaded that it is the side of the hers downtrodden, the put upon. That CAPRICORN (Dec. might falsely persuade Awake to holiday spirits! Chilyou merely to gain your support dren make this a special day SUNDAY, 20)-ot- often happens. You have a hi eh reeard for intellectual effort and are much more inclined to take part in such efforts than merely to observe. On the other hand, achievements of a physical na- ture interest you little, though you will admit to having at times a secret envy of those who excel in sports. More than any- thing else, however, it is human behavior that fascinates you your own and anyone else's. To find what is in store for you tomorrow, select your birth- day and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide. Today's Forecast CAPRICORN (Dec. 20) Solve the day's problems early or you may well not solve them all. Keep the consequences of proposed actions firmly in mind; then decide. 19- )AQLARIIS (Jan. Conduct yourself in such a way that no one will find room to criticize. Your goals lure you in one direction; votir vision in another. 21- )PISCES (Feb. is the key to this Sunday, accomplishment Morning worship puts you in touch with forces outside your- self that can be of help to you. ARIES (March 22 April 20) Approach friends about support- ing you in a new venture. Those who refuse you can be forgiven their lack of vision; be broad- minded. TAURIS (April 21) knowledge of other's emotional makeup makes it possible for you to predict the mood that will eome to surround a new project. 21- )GEMINI (May Keep eyes and ears open to new methods of operation when it comes to an project. Morning activities should in- elude church attendance. 23- )CANCER (June Cover every possibilitv beferc make up your mind as to how you will spend, leisuretime over the next few weeks. Choose rightly and await gains. LEO (July 23) Don't, let your imagination get best of you. Reconsider your promise to another; it is not at e e realize an upsurging of good feelings 19- )AQUARIUS (Jan. A bright morning of new begin- nings. Surprises at midday make it impossible for vou to main- tain depression that begins at the same time, PISCES (FC. 21) A day w hen good things really do come in small packages, Don't be alarmed should chil- dren overstep the boundaries of polite conversation. ARIES (March 20) Regard the day's affairs in the special light which is due them, Don't try to make new things fit into old containers or vice versa. 21- )TAURUS (April Intimate friends bring consider- aoie jov io me aay. ramiiy members, however, create the greatest pleasure for you. Take care how you say your thank-a- t yous. GEMINI (May 21) Though you may be tempted to look a Sift horse in the mouth, M sider the Kr source and ,n , , r. you may change your mind about the gift. CANCER (June rewards bevond your expectations today. A gift to the elderly goes over better than you had hoped. A fine morning for freedom, LEO (July 23) close and dear friends make the day, no matter what other good things occur in its 24 hours, Take care not to give another away. VIRGO (Aug. 23) A sudden surprise toward eve- ning helps you to forget a appointment earlier in ihe day. if you insist on having your own wa.v, at least be tactful about it. LIBRA (Sept. 23) See to the welfare of your fam- jiy first of all. After that, you CPn distribute good times as you see fit. Keep abreast of the wjshes of the very young. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. xi,e ies.s V)u know about the hidden workings of another's mind at this particular time, the ter off you'll be. Take things at face value, U 3 r accepts the safety vehicle, built for the government for a token cost of $1. Plans for further testing call for a barrier crash test on the car next year. COUPON CIHllrtDS TMAS SPECIALS ilh ihif roupon 24 N With lhi$ ntuptm CRACKER BOOKS JACK SALE bet-yo- SAGITTARIUS(Nov.23-Dec.22- A 4 Bottles per Customer T7 ith W 8 $hi$ BARBASOL SHAVE CREAM - SALE i UUi lhi$ TROPICAL AQUARIUM FISH I iISALE 88 SALE reg 14.94 LIMIT: 1 1 mm Silver Tips, White Clouds Glow lite, Cherry Barbs LIMIT: 4 Fish Per Customer Starter Set Stainless Steel Set per Customer wmmMMwmM&m mmmmmmrnmrnm wmmmmjmmjnifm mm 1 N ilh thit toy pom HERSHEY 1924. QHow large is the Sea of Galilee? A It actually is a fresh- - ll lbs SALE fl SALE LIMIT: 2 lbs. Per Customer STRETCH PANTY HOSE 1 1 Stock up for the Christmas Gifts For tovs rlashliahts. and many other Items ! ith lhi$ coupon W SALE reg. 19e reg. IV lb. Foil Wrapped DEC if "D" Size Batteries KISSES I ! With thi$ coupon LIMIT: 8 5 Si St 6 per customer reg. 58c w Seamless Stretch IUU o nyion limn; ruir rci vusivitict. 3 WWmkfMMMmMJWte r fSUfN M k iih Mil coupon EtW H 4 DIGITAL CLOCK ilh I Ail coupon 1 w CANDY CANES byWESTCLOX reg. 14.88 reg. A mmmmmmmmm We wis a you the happiest of holidays, with all the joys and delights of the season. STICK-O- N BOWS a 1 1 SALE Comes in Many Different Coolors Has Drowse Button LIMIT: 1 Per Customer 5C WMmmmmmmmmm. m m miwiil reg. to 19c Good selection of Colors and Sizes LIMIT: 10 Dows per Customer wMmimmmMiiimfm STORES HOURS SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. mii SALE s 1 in pkgs. of 12 Good Stocking Stuffer LIMIT: 2 Boxes per Customer i i ii win Sci-nti- fic I e 1050 South State in Orem e wiirraiiMMilMn-iiii- i " r"1 ), - n mi mi ilh I Ail coupon U I'- - niVEOSiDE SHOPPING PLAZA t4flJtJp ii , L l I touptm 10 Gallon CI 1 1 oz. size Regular or Menthol LIMIT: 3 Cans per Customer Course in Florida? A Each is named for a former PGA winner. q what coflege in the United States was first to adopt coeducation? A O ber in, at Oberlin, Ohio, in 1833 O When did the Winter Games begin in the Olympics? i 9 ilh regJ?Sc How are holes distin- - I ampon ) achievements leave you cold at the moment. You are far more interested in pleas-thing the young and taking care of the elderly. great last minute Gift LIMIT: f etc dis-Yo- - 4 4 oz. bottle oi. Candied Popcorn and Peanuts LIMIT: 6 boxes per customer C? I reg. 1.75 reg. 324e 38 J fitptm SALE SALE I ilh thi$ HAI KARATE AFTER SHAVE 1 1 DEC 23)-Re- alize y FORD OFFICIALLY presented its experimental safety car to the federal government, acknowledging that there is no crashes. Transportation certainty it could survive real-lif- e Secretary John A. Volpe checks the front bumper as he Psunv auished other than by number at the PGA National Golf I - 1 COLORING Quick Quiz A v . tlilil. in Q r reg. 29c he w" s Many differant kinds to choose from A Great Stocking Stuffer LIMIT: 1 2 books per Cusofmer said this seldom Britain, where, he said. the . use of the drug is . ,M 6i ban on tne Practlce in several other European countries. But j i VtS. M awtw ! y.l-- . 1 0 A.M. to Eve 6P.M. Christmas Open Today safe-provi- ding 111 : SUNDAY DEC. 24 ONLY McDermott said birds treated the dn.1? are with they are eaten at least a month after they have been taken off the drug. "The real danger lies in people making mistakes and killing the birds for sale before OU 111 J k Christmas turkey. tnat. As0 . L' l .: . I - - ft uMMm "Anyone offered a goose on the cheap should t buy it," a Yard spokesman said. "It could make you sterile." the And 'Thomas Gravell, until of the geese owner someone broke in and stole them, said any man eating one of them could forget about those eight maids a mi king as well as his own true love, "I'm afraid any man who eats those geese may lose his masculine propensities," Gravell said. "The drug makes the geese take things easier..." He said the geese were fed the hormones for experimental breeding purposes, The geese are not the only thing to worry about, one veterinarian reported, of t.he Donald McDermott British Veterinarian Association said some breeders use the drug to fatten tneir birds for Christmas, meaning watch that partridge in a pear tree, those three French hens and those seven swans. a swimming n-- Your Horoscope t i "Yes," said Waldy. "But this was the only play that would work." were treated with female hormones to make them lose their urge to mate. . AJ r Hit ' " ; r?. it?" By WILLIAM F. WRIGHT LONDON (UPI) -- On the sixth day of Christmas someone stole seven geese no man would want his true love to give him. Scotland Yard said the geese 48 47 50 3 4 James Jacoby By Oswald two-tric- 26 37 A Q fabric 31 36 Q 108 74 Both vulnerable WW North East South 1 V Pass 1 NT. 3 NT. Pass Pass Pass 17 34 4) 873 K98 652 Q852 SOITH (D) 14 " EAST 106 4.743 523 15 J VJ73 "2J 35 42 I 17 A Q of Hercules 38 Spirit (Fr ) 40 Vaults 41 Genus of mosquitoes 42 Cicatrix 43 Horseback game 44 Son of Seth (Bib.) 46 Counsel (dial.) 4 7 Transaction 48 Catch sight of 25 Presently 26 St arpen 16 21 2 29 Headland 31 Withdraw Depot (ab ) 8 Village in Alaska 9 Persia 10 Grant use of temporarily 11 Pillars 17 Mideast republic 19 Earthy mineral 23 Medieval kingdom 24 Mature 7 J 10 WEST (Fr) 6 Scuffle 19 I that he still possesses that powe as may be seen from his success in making three in a recent rubber bridge game at the Cavendish Club. After ducking the f:rst spade Waldy had to win the continuation. He led dummy's jack of diamonds and overtook with his queen. West could not afford to duck because of the heart suit so West won and set up his lact spade. The nine of diamonds was overtaken by the 10 and again West was in. He cashed his last spade. After seeing a deuce of clubs dis card from his partner West led the three of hearts. Waldy rose with dummy's ace; led the king of clibs; continued with the jack and let it ride after East played low. It held and Waldy claimed the rest of the tricks and the rubber. "How did you figure that one out?" asked West. "Yom set in the risked a event that I held the aueen of clubs. A simple heart finesse or a lead of a club to your king would have restricted your loss to one trick and still given you a satisfactory piay wouldn't 23 NORTH (D) -- r.-r IlillffT! WIN AT BRIDGE |