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Today's winner is: Michael Miller, 10 Bergstrom Air Force Base, Texas. volume 4- - lit ) IS' THE "STORY OF MARTHA WAYNB By WILSON SCRUGGS cam awmouwce I A-'- ar:r i BZlM6-;V0UKa- ' -- TO MAKRVMEAMD) tlVBOMTHIS,--- - ; . nW ii ir-- r y$UWZ A? ' .1 WV T E l IF 7-- m 6 TONHT HONESTLY DOLLY- -. I THINK ALVN IS A COMPLETELY gj - Aa going "m i roiic;p SEE HIM TONIGHT rrfA "T- - -- HOFtzLEbS IDIOTy i m v. I moma THE BERRYS aj?e. K-- 1 " E3 By OSWALD JACOBY Written for Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Take a look at the South hand only. West opens with one heart. East b'ds two diamonds; West NORTH is ii: j j AAQ51 V J7 5 84 . . ;. . . ya By KEN ALIEN i? YOU 6EKTLEAEN ; l r A M NAM! WE GOTTA UIT THE HIGHWAY GIVE U5 OUR CHECK,, HUH? ) J POLICYANT WTEDY GRASNIEM I PJENIADZc 1 VJK0832 AKJ53 K8 47 Nortli 3Eass East 4N.T, 5V Pass f Opening lead ' Hi-- ' WHY LDOVJMR-OODS- f WITH THE BABY CANNON ED FOR A JOS YOU A V South Pass Pass 5 Pass G H ? rVE ONLY KNOWN YOU 15 MINUTES, TROOPS r XT I 1 WHY TAWf CHANCES .J T ESPECIALLY SINCE ONE OF YOU IS CARRYING A GUN yV. I SUSPECT IT IS AM YOU , TROOP ? I L-- ONLY MY OLD AVJD TRUSTED EMPLOYEES ALU OlHcIO, MAY toO AKMfcU V INCLUDING CUSTOMERS, MUST SUBMIT TO SEARCH IF THE ELECTRONIC! DETECTOR 1 .. raises to three; East bids four were both long in the red; suits. West bids five dia- Hence, North Was marked with monds to show1 one ace; East bids two aces (probably, the black five hearts, ones) and plenty of black cards So far you have passed quietly. with them. George had no reason to expect to rriake his contract, What do you do now? but he certainly was not going to George E. Roosevelt of New be hurt and he was defending .York, showing the same spirit his a sure heart game.i against cousjn Theodore had shown when he charged up San Juan; HilL bid five spades, j. double sounded louder West's than the Spanish cannon, but Q The bidding has been: IVcst East when the smoke had cleared away North South 2 Pass made! Tass his five spades George had Pass 3 V just as surely; as Theodore had ITou, South, hold: planted the American flag at the 4.5 VZ AK87C of the hill. top "What do you! do? There was nothing to the play A Bid three This except the spade finesse and that Is no problem. worked for him. I was asked just TODAY'S QUESTION e how; wise or foolish the Instead of bidding three hearts bid was. ' has raised you to your The answer, is that it was a very three partner diamonds. What do you do good bid. East and West were now? good" players and their bidding Answer Tomorrow had clearly shown) that they held two aces only and that they. no-trum- " p; w t j .T5 Christening a jicw.-lu- r) with a bottle of water? This was one of the Et.rar.ro offshoots Of Prohibition. CJiani-pagn- e ;was illegal, so ships were christened with tan-When Prohibitiou liquids. ended, ichanipagne christen ings returned. EhpyclopectJa Eriicnnlea p. r five-spad- SIGNALS A MASS OF r 4 Pf ATP THP GUH ON THE COUMTER MAV THIS I WAVE RflsNCE ALE50NRS SLOWLY -- 4 ? , J ( CU, MV wrrw TWO PJ2ETTY VOUMG TWIKIG5 LlkE XITMOSE TWINS AKDUMP VCD WANT TO RANCE ZX wrru T MT if V TREY AKE BASES NOW 1 5EE TWEM PtPFEEENT hJCW I KNOiV S. PD? WWOM I MAVE EEEN 4SEAF3HINk3 JA WOMAN OP , METAL rTK a woman of I iy I TWit4 HAVE KNOrVN ESSIPES, VDU LONELIMSSS , LIKE ME s YCS ' OU- lASTTUKO UNI. . ."'"'I V I A J 7 fK I. j r mm MS m J J1!. MOllTY MEEKLE FOR PETB'& e! UT IF X CHANGS THESieNDSHIPCLUe INTO A TO ePRSAO THE SPIRIT OF FRIENDSHIP IN A WHV po ydu think - 4 WDNTAAk . ... THE JACKSON TWINS By S A UNDER and WOGGON jiOPER " I no-irum- No one vulnerable j West 1V 3 5 ' v I' - VNone ... Pass Pass double Pass ? ' SOUTH A 1098 733 mrnml l - Q NOW, GORGEOUS! THIS -- WE L EAST "AQI064 Q1O062 POCZEKAJ A7 ODEJDZIE : j WEST D MAIiY WORTH - Bidder With Savyy Balks Sii re Gonie r1 I TT . " .' . . on " Jacoby On Bridge BECAUSE I TH NK HES AN IDIOT DOESNT MEAN J I PONT LIKE HIMj j ; using letters, let's use numbers. Each number will stand for a certain, letter of the alphabet. You would then have a code. Cryptography is secret writing using a code. Sometimes the word "cipher" is used instead of code. Did you know that Julius Ceaser used a cipher to keep his messages secret from enemy eyes? In modern times, ciphers and codes are used" both by gov- - 1 - By CARL GURBERT rI.T1KT sub-jStituti- Suppose you and your friends wanted to set up a system of sending secret messages to each other. You might say: instead of jW!5. WSJHE ABOUT MEET A RULING WOT5lo p YOU TUESDAY, JULY 18, 19'Sr veaoeo. iOM3 SIN AWUCHB. THE. RfWr PLACE? X ; J - YO' DRUTHER rr SETDOWNlWlFMLI'L ABNER? OF A eUPDEN FEEL QUlTa 6MALL. ALL-- eoRay troubled world? iTO 6TARF THE By DICK CAVALLI f WOULDhJT " :: UXABNER v- ' II r 'm C AT LAST.'-ABIGAI- LX SINCE AH HAS MAH DRLTrHERSM ( VAN AH DRUTHER ' ) ANALVSISO'WHV VO' IMIWIW. 'HOME-WRECKE- -T R'S WvVY H vr- By AL CAPE - , '"T" i;;7(":X ' I - - ILL J - x A" ! J ,M Vtl ."' ' I rt-- H litea NAlfrCY iftai .,,1,. . C5i Am 'i i LET S 50 IKI AN . r MINUTES LEFT mem fI HOURyt I f 'A mrntm 2J feCIKLES rfl lV'-v2Lr-- : . r Cr. 1HI by VMM Vmm l,i f. 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