Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
1. Piercing
tools
5. Gathered
12. Lets water
escape
14. Combina
tion
15. Allows
17. Make more
intense
18. Mexican
shawl
20. Watch
21. Rendezvous
23. Depicted
26. Row
28. Bitter vetch
30. Eov’s name
31. Tree
33. Nut
35. High: music
36. 24 hours
38. Auricles
30. Nobleman
41. Terror
43. —Grande
Powerful
moves
51. English
counties
53. Dirtier
55. Slink
56. Aerial
57. Eagle's nest
Amwsr to Putxln
DOWN
1. Wing
2. Marries
3. Crippled
4. Passed
around the
edge
5. Be
6. Center
7. Choppers
8. Horse
9. Great Lake
10. Before
11. Cave
13. Bespangled
16. See
19. Compass
point
22. —la la
24. Sea eagles
25. Small lump
26. Glazed clay
slab
27. Concern
29. Sleds
31. Enwrap
32. Doze
34. Mechanism
37. Sweet
potato
40. Wash
lightly
42. Serbian
capital
44. Norse god
of wisdom
46. Three: cards
47. 12 months
48. Candlenut
tree
49. Humans
50. Japanese
coin
52. Heaven
54. Sun god
Diplomats Will Study
N. Y. Moscow Flight Plan
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. id* —
A New York-Moscow commercial
air route is one of three items on
which Secretary of State Dean
Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister
Andrei A. Gromyko may be able
to reach quick agreement in talks
this week.
Official U. S. sources also fore
saw possible agreements on build
ing new embassies in Moscow and
Washington, and allowing the
U. S. Embassy in Moscow to have
a private communications link
with a U. S. post in Western Eur
ope to speed its dispatches
Bigger East - West questions
which Rusk, Gromyko and Brit
ish Foreign Secretary Lord Home
are to explore this week are ex
pected to take much more time.
These include such follow-ups
to the limited nuclear test ban as
exchanging observers to guard
against surprise attack and an
East-West nonaggression pact.
U. S. sources said further consul
tations among the Western allies
are required before they can agree
on the position to take toward such
proposals.
In August, 1961, U. S. negotia
tors initialed an agreement for a
direct U. S.-Soviet air link but
refused to sign it because of Soviet
pressure then on West Berlin.
A spokesman for Pan American
Airways, the U S. airline slated to
fly the Moscow route if the deal
goes through, said today. “We are
still ready and willing to fly.”
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UNALAKLEET. ALASKA
Surgery Saves Crushed,
Dangling Arm
MISSOULA, Mont. UR — When
construction worker James Edwin
Spang, 36, was rushed to St. Pat
j rick Hospital his right arm held to
his shoulder by only a fragment
1 of skin and muscle.
Tuesday, six days after the arm
was torn and twisted in a rock
crusher. Spang was able to move
his fingers, wrist and elbow.
A team of surgeons, who de- i
dined use of their names, said :
Spang had retained all sensory |
function except for feeling in the !
fifth finger.
The doctors said they decided
| against amputation after cleaning
the torn limb and discovering two
of three main nerves intact.
During the seven-hour opera
j tion, the upper arm bone was |
shortened about three inches and
a metal rod inserted into the
marrow.
When bone surgery was com
pleted, a vascular surgeon joined
parted arteries and veins. A blood
vessel from Spang’s leg was used ;
as a replacement.
One doctor said he believes the i
chances are good that Spang will |
have a relatively useful arm. An
other said that with satisfactory
healing the arm could be as strong ,
j as before.
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