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Show BEN CASEY By NEAL ADAMS y ORDERLY, WOULD yOU XP7 PLEASE TELL DR. DUVAL. LATER.J TWEMTV MMUTES V- I'D LIKE TO SEE HER AS - OBVIOUSLY my "SOON AS POSSIBLE rS HER Explain Coloring of Different Races SWEET TIME! i 1 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 1963 Tell Me Why By A. LEOKUM Win the Britannica Junior Encyclopedia for school home. and ALREADYT that MEANS SHE DIPN'T START THE -- WORK-U-P 4l. If. lil U Aan ! f J HfliAL fHE JACKSON TWiNS ' 1 By DICK BROOKS FECAUSE NtfTVlYVSSAID, WE'RE TWINS f i i llfiQl JrJL HOW DO WE GET INTO THESE" kIPS THE ' GOT ANV IDgAS y ? MAYBE IT CAN BE DONE WITHOUT GOiNSTDO WILD, THE ONLV THING I'VE COME UP WITH FISST THING TO ) OKAY. BUT ISATALkT Tktt UAN. klpNAPTHE f WITH PAULA it J STEEL HAT f As you know, the question of "color" and people's attitudes to ward persons of a different color is very much in the news now. There is a great deal of strong feeling and opinion on this subject. What we are discussing here however, is only what science has to tell about the different races and about color. The word "race" is a biological term. It is a way of setting a group of people apart according J J ft "V 1 Send your questions, name, age, address to "Tell Me Why!" care of this newspaper. In case of duplicate questions, the author will decide the winner. Today's winner is: Fred Brohner, 9, Phoenix, Ariz. ran Sj if I me nated with people who might b4 considered "colored", as did all the great religions! as a basis, ,it is possible to. estab lish three similar primary-racesPeople with the whitest skin are called Nordics and are found in northern Europe, people' with the blackest skin lived in west Africa, and people in. southeast Asia are distinguished by yellowish tan. According to chemical research, the different shades of skin are due to the amount of two chemicals in the skin. One is melanin, which darkens it, and the other is carotene, which gives it a to differences in anatomy. From this point of view, there are really no fundamental difference among the races. In all essential features, inankind is one. The biological story of the common origin of the human race has not been contradicted by a modern scientific discovery. The differences that set races apa'rt are considered minor and secondary by scientists, and they include such things as shape of skull, form of nose, texture of the hair an the head, the amount of hair on the body, and the color of skin. The differences that are most commonly used to classify races are the texture of the head hair and the color of the skin. Actually, of these two, a clearer line' of decision can be made based on the hair than on the skin. If we use the color of the skin FUN TIME The Riddle Box 1. When is a car hot an auto mobile? 2 Who can raise thingi without lifting them? 3.. Why; was Adam's first day long? .Answers X. 2. A farmer. no Eve. yellowish color. If the color of the skin is a result of different amounts of cer- .. When it turns into a garage ' Because it had 3. WHY WE SAY IT tain chemicals being present, what does this have to do with differences in mental ability among races? According to scientists, the color of skin of different races has nothing to do with mental ability. Acording to them, all the great civilizations, origi- - SELLER SO PA FEEt-- Jacoby On Bridge By KARL GURBERT THE BERRY'S tab 5 IVE ONLY GOT MINUTES AND MY BEST TIME TO r? THE DEPOT IS J CAPUA 7 .. I MIGHT MAKE MY TRAIN IF I CUT THROUGH CROW 1 AS THEFLIES BUT DA Pa. Oft. n nr3i OHWELI THINK dl DONT COULDVE 5s IfttlrWty. MADE IT r MINUTES ' South Avoids The Free Finesse By OSWALD JACOB Y Newspaper Enterprise Assn. When Virgil said, "I fear the Greeks, bearing gifts," he might well have been writing a textbook on bridge play. It is a pretty good policy to assume that if your opponent gives you a chance to take a free finesse that the play 7 NORTH V 73 A 10 9 5 EAST A 10863 fVK5. WUK.TH HA? ti i AuRttD, WSfSSf 7n ftp WAPpV i HOVfclFYWU OKE ME FOR CHANNINQ MODEL AGENCY-- 18 aOINr HURrr!THEY AQJ4 V A2 A By KEN ALLEN E.4IT JWj vlARY WORTH J9852 AQJ4 KQ 87632 jlj SOUTH CD) AK92 AMI. Is. JLK.K DtBAl L, 10 AU A? ".T0, CAPTAIN HOUSt-MOTHEDURING MR5.CQLt'$ I TOMMY I LLN INTRODUCE HER K St KJ975 10 6 4 V BU5INE55 DATE A . THERE5TOFTHt,,,KIDD5Mi East and West vulnerable West North East 4 Pass Double IV Pass Pass K Opening lead Sooth 4. . I r If Virgil played bridge, he'd be using his trusty copy of Jacoby's new 64 page book, "Win at Bridge." To get yours, send your name, address, and 50 cents to: Oswald Jacoby Reader Service, care of Daily Herald, P.O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N.Y. work for you. Nortn's jump to four hearts was primarily intended to shut out a spade bid. The fact that South was able to make the contract was a surprise dividend. West's king of diamonds Was allowed to hold the first trick whereupon West shifted to the deuce of clubs. Dummy's nine was covered by East's jack and South' s king won the trick. South led a low trump to dummy's queen and returned the suit. East discarded a low spade and West was in with the ace. West promptly led the eight of clubs and South s first impulse was to finesse dummy's ten. . Recalling Virgil's advice, he decided that West was acting like one of those ancient Greeks and offering him a Trojan horse. Therefore South played dummy's ace and discarded a low spade. His next play was the five of clubs. Up came East's queen. South ruffed and eventually discarded another spade on his, good ten of clubs. He still had to lose one spade, but that was the third and last trick for the defense. We're used to having all sorts of "slogans' shouted at us hi advertising. The word "slogan' goes back to the Gaelic1 w a7p r a nd "Slaugh" meant "army" -- Li By S A UNDER AND OVERGARD i WHAT'S GOING ON HERE ? HOUR IN YOUR WITH YOU ORIS OUR MEMORY AS HOW DARE Y)U REPLACE MY WITHOUT MY CONSENT CHAUFFEUR k WHO I SPENT AN GOVERNOR? ARE YOU? HOME-PLEADIN- j SHORT G IT WOULD 5EEM WHATEVER YOU HAVE THAT I HAVE IN MIND, MISS VALE YOU'LL .NOT BRILLIANTLY 1 SUCCESSFUL GET AWAY -FAQ' - the army yell or war cry of a clan.; No wonder some advertising slogans today seem to be shouted like J war cries! Answer to yesterday's Box: 5 canes at ten cents, YOU, GOVERNOR DEVALLE--BU- "mirr ZtNiZx-- NLESS tXJ CHANGE ybUR MIND ABOUT EXECUTING SHALL I -U- you PUSHED HER PEATHjHAZELL.. WTTH PROVE 1 IoIHk! pop at three cents, and 94 gum drops for The bidding has been: North West South 1 Double Rdble. Pass Double Pass Pass IV Q East cents. n forty-seve- Win the Britannica World Atla or Yearbook of Events. Send your riddles, jokes to: Riddles, Joksl "Tell Me Why!" Today's winrict 108 62 is: Pass ? You, South, hold: AAQ8 7 VAK6 5 3 What do you do noW? A If at first you don't Debbie Cogliandro, 11; San JoseL Calif. suc- ceed try again. Bid one spade. TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner opens one You, South, hold: So dense are some stars in the universe that one cubic of one would weigh more 654 inch 600 tons on earth. than Caught young, racoons 'make affectionate pets, can be housa-broke- n and even learn to toleriti cats and dogs. no-tru- 432 VK65 Q8743 What do you do? Answer Monday AND BEFORE WE'RE THINK WE'LL PROVE YOU BOTH ) through I . I JUST CHECKEP HEADQUARTERS MRS. 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