Show i X f ju a mr a - v s - nw w y y Wwr''Wlwr w vs m i i i v v m wyi rnrifiiwui1 x The Salt Lake Tribune 14 ' ’ Blackout Pete Puzzle 159 1V0 Too Hot for You? Win $1 i Every member of the family can win The decision of the Judge ehall be final and all contestant agree to accept these decisions as a condition of entry 2 After you have blacked out all the squares in the diagram which you think are INCORRECT till In your name and address and dtp the coupon neatly on- the ruled line Mall coupon or exact size n facsimile reproducing completed printed matter and picture by hand to: BLACKOUT PETE THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE — a little ¥ j unyirip vyyy! June 24 1959 U Players Pleases First Nighters With ‘Biis Stop in Arctic 100-Vaca- tion By Richard O Martii) Tribune Staff Writer 8) Csh you beat Blackout Pete? tit Salt fair jjf ibnnr BLACKOUT PUZZLE 159 - r hand-draw- dle of it with only minor exceptions Jon Jory played the lead male role of Bo Decker the marriage hungry Mohtana ranch boy with utter sincerity and believability Particularly noteworthy were his sense of dramatic pace and the firmness with which' he handled the characterization Balancing his bombastic role with equal credibility was Betty Jo 'Smith as Cherie the singer from the Kansas City bar “down by the stockyards” Her move With a professionally fast pace and at least one line as rare as the hamburger it referred to “Bust Stop" opener for the summer season In the University of Utah Play-bo- x got off the ground Tuesday night with plenty of guffaws to help it along Working with the original script much more specific than the edited film version cast members caught the essential spirit of the pltty and planted their feet In the mid (Grog 7 Frog It is not unusual to worshipers wearing clothes to church (Sundry 9 Sunday 10) operators may the public with false advertising claims (Deluge 11 Delude 12) r It would be wise to keep hidden from children PO BOX 8b7 SALT LAKE CITY (Rye 13 Lye 14) Utah (Carbon copies or reproducIt would be boring to have tions by any duplicating or other mechanical device Including use of someone talk about his rubber stamps will automatically all the time (Aches 1J Aries disqualify the entry) All entries 16) must be postmarked before 0 01 You may expect a man to p m June 27 1959 outside recreation if he seek Week Per Ill — by life at home S PRIZES: 950 cash will be paid is for the correct solution tn any one (Bored 17 Bowtfd 18) week If mure than one correct soMother’s — — may enable received the week's prize lution her daughter to look attraccorno If will be equally divided a party (Earnings'lJ) at tive Is the received rect solution prize will be added to the award for the Earrings 20) next week’s contest Total prize A notorious politician might for puzzle 159 will be $1100 his protege’s career 4 BONUSES: A $18 cash beqjia 21 Mar 22) (Map will be paid If winning entry la It Is not an easy thing to postpasted face ent on a card and not enclosed In an enchildren (Read 23 u p w"y‘iryjr‘i Wednesday it tr qy i STARTS Open 7 ' In the very difficult characterization of Dr Lyman Vaughn McBride occasional" ly overplayed the contrast -between himself and the other characters One feels that a little less intensity in his approach to the role which he achieved would aid in the" effect play’s over-al- l But beyond these very minor defects this reviewer believes that director Robert be comHyde Wilkon-shoulplimented for a well staged well Integrated and well re ceived show ment within the restrictions of dialect and the character she por' trayed was excellent The other six cast members ’while not perhaps up to the driving pace set by the leads performed individually accomplished characterization all with an eye to the-toteffect of the play Upon the audience - Pat Dennies’ concept of Eftna Duckworth the animated high school girl might have been a bit too animated but otherwise was touching and convincing frequently pm THE COOLEST TONIGHT! SPOT IN THE VALLEYl 1 velope Only One Solution 5 There Is only on correct solution and only a correct solution may win Thera is no limit to the number of entries 8 Anyone may enter except persons employed by The Salt Lake Tribune or Newspaper Agency Corp and members of their Immediate famlliei A jury may be impressed by Rear This Puzzle Is Worth $1100 ' Paste on postcard and win $15 more! Mall to: Blackout Pete The Salt Lake Trlbnne Box 867 Salt Lake City Utah Entries must he postmarked no later than 9:01 pm June 27 1959 24) port may be Im portant to the economy of a An country 26) Give a disobedient boy Address a lit- and he may behave tle better (Pet 27 Pat 28) It is important to a dress designer that his creations be (Seen 29 Sewn 30) A basketball coach likes to candidates (Reedy have 31 Ready 32) Weekenders with reservations may be discouraged to find a resort hotel is (Dull 33 Full 34) Viewers of adult westerns are apt to see a distorted verin frontier his sion of tory (Laymen 35 Lawmen 4 Face White Slave Hearing Charged with conspiring to violate the White Slave Act and arranging to transport a young Salt Lake woman to Portland Ore for the alleged purpose of engaging In prostitution three Salt Lake men and a Chicago man were at liberty on $l0OQ bail each Tuesday Ave the Positively Anthony Ladakis 28 East Lyle Duncan 1162-9t- Spot in tho Wholo Valley! C00LTST Franch Frist Ths Sinsst PURE SEES Burgers A Hot Dogs A Alt ths Trimmingsl And Now Creel 21 169 Westminster Ave (1910 Sputh)"and Benja min Maltz 60 Chicago were arraigned before US Commissioner E M Garnett following their arrest by Federal Bureau of I n ve s 1 1 g at 1 on 75c ADULTS CHILDREN FREE! CbME UP FOR DINNER agents' Hearing for the suspects was IRVING SAX 43 1610 Yale set for July 8 at 10 am Answer to Last Puzzle STAGGER (1) Is right Men who STAGGER often do so because they re drunk which seldom makes food Impression Men who SWAGGER S3 ) often have admirers who think they aro auperior Individuals BOOM Ml la favored An ample BOOM Indicates widespread prosperity which shouldIs please almost weak when apeveryone "Ample" plied to a ROOM (3) for many factors other than airs art to bo considered A la tha cholca BATTLE steady BATTLE can be unnerving ba-- Zone— State-- City facts in a criminal case (Base 1 Bare 2) A candidate for political office may want a television stahim free time tion to to answer an' opponent (Allot 3 Allow 4) One’s Inclination may be to take more than a (Nip 5 Nap 6) Your youngster may want 36) the — — Name Island 25 (Inland I Ilscrutiny because It would he an relegal act An official la often quired to GRANT (22) or permit many things to be done ROLE (24) M precise It Is to be expected that an unfamiliar ROLE may give an actor some uneasy mo menta until such time as he learns his part well An unfamiliar RULE (23) may make anyone feel uneasy— not lust an actor WORRY (28) la the choice Betting on long shot la likely to make a man WORRY for such a horse has so little chance of winning One may be SORRY (25) for betting on any horse because the odds are against finning at all 'RACE UT77 TI BJttFf'A SIBW “RACE runner since even no credit to They Ride To Glory In John Ford’s Thundering Psru£trwu 287 Certified LAUGHS! who Q mnemwit turn RrfectFurlo PACK (29) Is preferred A moun-sl- n climber's PACK would include (30) and other necessary 'araphernalia WORK (32) Is the choice No one Spectacle cm misirn E its PICK Announcing the Openi ng of our NEW Kiddie Comtbrlytmi 6 btovtifu! fdtrfottSfHKboort to go for naught A man's WORD 31) may be questioned because of n honest difference of opinion with o offense meant or taken TIMED (34) la better When a work- t STARTS' FRIDAY FUN IN THE PLAYGROUND - JUNi 26th IS MINE” IARTH “THIS f y of the continued tenilon and consclous Any worker who knows his without bungling strain without letup A steady RAT- Job can do hla work TLE (5l as one of thoie little nolaea even when he Is TIRED (33) is CASES (35) right A liquor deal developed In cars Is often ignored make a large profit if he sells EXPORT (8) la tha word There er mayCASES for that would mean la little chance that a high priced many many bottles were sold Liquor rarely k'- l rauae EXPORT could be paid for bv an cornea in CASKS 138) d A country underdeveloped EXPERT (7) uiually has talent worthy of his fee he might be luat the right person to get the lob OPEN done correctly and quickly 1 FM S WAIT 110) ti better It would be If not did we a very dull world WANT 19) gomethlna However tew Cinema Scopo mid Celer of ua taie to WAIT for (he time "THl SOUND and THl FURY" until realization can be a- drag and s worry Yul Irynner Joann Woodward KIDS (11) naturally Mmost any "THl RESTLESS YEARS" woman will think a great deal of John Saxton Sandra Doo her KIDS or children because It is A instinctive with motherhood KISS (12) is often nothing more than a perfunctory act as when greeting acquaintance! one has not seen for aoma time PASSABLE (14) la choaen A young I want a aultabla escort i would ana a young man ahe considered PASSABLE would at least meet her A POSSIBLE itandarda minimum ilJl escort nil die that there would FRIDAY & SATURDAY be doubt about whether he would want to escort her 3:00 PM 8:15 PM GET (18) Is good To GET up an African safari requires careful planDERRS FIELD ning for it is moat Important that those who go together on such a To SET (15i up 9TH ANNUAL EL KALAH tup be compatible the safari is tha lob of the white hunter he is the one who arranges for the luppUet equipment porters etc HAMPERED (17) la fine A HAMPERED child la likely to cry often because of frustration A PAMPERED i IB i child seta hi way to often there la little reason for him to cry SIP (18) la selected Why anyone will SIT (20 all day may be easy hia lob may require to understand It or he may be an invalid But SIP-pln- g la a matter of choice— one In PRODUCED which a certain amount of may be expected V GRAFT (21) Is proper An official's GRAFT may be the subject of close ir j" v’j s Parents Council V - Calls Meeting The Parents lor Youth Council will meet Wednesday 7:30 pm in the United Fund Bldg 72 W 2nd South reported Mrs 2538-9tCleo P Wheelock East council president THE MEETING which will consider Incorporation of the group Is open to parents ol youth in industrial schools or on probation she said Sms 'C MXti INCLUDED IN TMISf of a MOTION PICTURE that moves A GIANT EARTH and YOU! 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