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Show Sunday, May 21, Today's GIs Just Chip Off Block Your Horoscope to- orn SUNDAY, MAY who calm a are person you day, is at his best when dealing with the young. You have a great ap- peal for those who are weak or or diminutive of stature, for you make them feel strong sure of themselves, larger than life. You have the ability to nstill into others a sense of worth, so that they are capable of accomplishing more than they could-j-ust as you yourself are capable of talking yourself into deeds of courage seemingly be- your boldness. Although emotion is the key to your behavior, you are never- theless not illogical or complete-nonanalytical. Quite able to put two and two together and come up with four, your problem is never that you do not exercise your thought processes; rather, it is if it is anything at all you sometimes do not heed your own warnings, do not obey your own commands, do not trust your own decisions. Learn to rely on both feeling and erao- tion with neither dominating the Il-B- other. Because you understand how often and how importantly so-cial life is tied up with success, you are extremely free with time and personality when it comes to your associations and superiors, with Today's Forecast 21- )TAURUS (April of those who Seek the depend upon you. Children need some special attention. Keep your views regarding another's work to yourself. 21) GEMINI (May Thnnah thprp mav he some de y well-bein- g lay getting your Sunday sched- - ,ule underway, the day should ltimately turn out better than even you planned. 23- )CANCER (June Take care that in your willing- ness to be kind to another, you don't become the victim of a practical joke. An excellent day gaining knowledge. LEO (July 23) Morn- ing worship brings you closer to spiritual peace than you've been in a long time. It is essential that you come to terms with yourself. VIRGO (Aug. 23- )A surprise is in store for the Virgo who's done his homework. Children-y- our own or another's play a special role in your today. 23)-- An LIBRA (Sept. increase in understanding is all that is needed to correct difficulties. Touchiness in family members can be counteracted with kindness. SCORPIO (Oct. 22) A day for the whole famny. A matter of importance to your spiritual growth should make the afternoon hours glow. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 00 TKnrn nwA 4hnca iirht mnr disapprove of the social contacts you ve made lately, but you should be able to prove the wis dom of your judgment. CAPRICORN (Dec. 20) Don't allow a lovers' quarrel to spoil your day where planned activities are concerned. Take i t. t. your troubles outdoors and work them out- 19) AQUARIUS (Jan -- A m.xup in travel plans may make this a day of real excite-mil- d ment. Don't be surprised to find yourself involved in a hasty treat21 -iPISCES (Feb. Those close to your heart may cause you deep concern early in the day. Hes.tation makes it fusible for you to make a wise decision, so don t rush things ond ARIES (March of schedule a stnrt to Keep ork and play. Though Sunday pou can accomplish a great deal toward getting a new work pro-lect underway, Monday, May 22 21) GEMINI (May what seems an opportunity may not really be one when you get a good look at it. Study first-thhand all the information you can get on the subject, 23) CANCER (June SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -GIs go for pretty girls and pool tables as much as their dads in World War II but they're more sophisticated nowadays, says USO official Clark H. Hall. "We have to have better types of programs to keep them occupied," said Hall national campaign director for the organization formed eight months befoie the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941. d - 20)-y- Take care that there are no strings attached to a proposal you are about to accept. You may wish to think things over once again, 23) New LEO (July friendships prove exceptionally mutual in inler-yt;u- r "Our clubs have recording equipment, all types of musical instruments and quiet rooms where the guys can go and do their own thing3 without amoy-in- g those who want to shoot a game of pool and many new programs relating to the changing times," Hall ssid during a visit Wednesday. He was here for a "Pops Concert" put on at Highland High School as a USO benefit. Hall said the modern USO club helps GIs find jobs upon discharge from the service, works closely with the military on drug abuse programs and gets involved in projects to ests today. Areas of rapport an discovered to exist where you least expected them. 23- )- help senior citizens, children VIRGO (Aug. The disappointment of a loved and community beautification. The USO has 111 clubs in the one may rub off on you a bit U.S. and 60 overseas. Clubs are minor depression to affect your being phased oii": in Vietnam as work. American troops withdraw but about seven more will be or23)- -A LIBRA (Sept. momentary flight of fancy could ganized in Germany. cause considerable trouble tolast year, USO touring shows day. The wise Libra will stick took 1,008 entertainers to 40 strictly to facts from sunup to countries for 7,840 performances. Bob Hope remains one of " -u- the ov. (0ct- big favorites with the sudden moves of others may troops, and every USO show sturb ?,our. concentration-b- ut has its pretty girls, Hall said. "That's one thing that will they need not spoil your day. An excellent time for a change of never change. You've got to pace- have the girls," he said. Hall said another USO proSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22) Though only a minor break-fo- r gram with wide appeal among through, what occurs today does the troops features visits to much to aid you in your progress bases by leading sports figures, toward your over-agoal, including stars of pro basket ball, baseball, football and CAPRICORN (Dec. 20) Another's illness may not be hockey teams. serious but it may be just enough to gain you your objec- tive Good things come in strange packages today. home of Tarewell 6 City in Illinois County NOKTH seat of 7 Arab robe Edgtr County g Knitting machine 11 Rubs out attachment 13 Louisiana 9 Illinois is an parish state 14 Boy's name island 15 Make possible 10 Appears 30 Makes 16 Ethiopian title 12 Mix 13 Snake 17 Coronet enduring 34 Austere 19 Town in Iran 18 Ventilate 24 Remove skin 3' Click-beet- le 20 Depot (ab.) 36 Auricle from fruit 21 Tear 38 Military 22 Abstract being 25 American wild plum encounter 23 Vipers 39 Certain 27 Benevolent 26 Esteem official 28 29 Guido's note Aleutian 31 Negative word 3 32 Ages and ages K 6 Cou-t- y A LAS (suffix) 46 Conceal 47 Encounter 50 Cuckoo blackbird 52 Capuchin monkey IT 10 W (pharm.) ft pepper 46 Seraglio 48 Make lace 49 bell in small lots Cuddie Tendencies w World Rows X ho TrauJsman s 45 DOWN 1 Equals 2 Printing IT mistakes 66 3 Midwestern river Herald, Want Ads Q Which is the shortest book in the Old Testament of the Bible? A Obadiah, the fourth book of the minor Hebrew prophets. It has only 21 PISCES (Feb. 21) The release of tension makes it verses. possible for you to accomplish a Q Is it the male or fegreat deal toward your new male cricket that chirps? I I goal. Morning hours are espe A Only the male crickot cially productive. produces sound. ARIES (March 20)- -A QWhat American autocalm head and a steady wit motive pioneer introduced are needed to make all possibil- the eight-hou- r day, five-daities gel into a worthwhile op- - week? 4KJ10 - LOCATION NO EAST A Void WEST AK3 VK 10 9 8 i 2 AQ73 10 95 2 8 C4 3 2 83 A75 A SOI TH (D) AQJ1086 J V AK J6 AQ9 Both vulnerable North East South Wvsi 1 2A 2 4 A 4 A V Pass Pass 8 Opening lead Pass By Oswald & James Jacob) It is so easy to play a hand, All you have to do is to give it a quick hok without really seeing if there is any possible problem. carelessly South was very happy with contract. He his had to lose one heart and the four-spad- e Iron History MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) The first iron produced in Alabama was in 1818. The first steel was rolled in 1699. Now the annual capacity of pig iron production is 4.4 million net tons with the steel capacity annually even greater. - FOR AN OLD NAME May- over-tnt- Therefore South won the diamond lead in his own hand and planked down the queen of trumps. West took the trick with the king. South looked around hopefully for the ace from East, but East dropped the deuce of clubs. West led a second diamond. South won and played a second trump to West's ace. Now West put his partner on lead with a heart and East played a third diamond. West ruffed and another game had gone into limbo. South was unlucky. It took all three trumps in the West hand to beat him but South had also been careless. He could be sure that the eight of diamonds was a short suit lead. If it weie a singleton he could do nothing n about it. but if it were a and West did hold three trumps South could keep East from giving his partner a diamond ruff. South should have won the diamond in dummy and lea a heart. East would play the ace and lead a diamond but West would still have a diamond left. Then South would lead his queen of trumps. West would win and be ready for a diamond ruff but he would not be able to get East into the lead. dou-bleto- IN A NEW STORE AT THE TOP OF THE OR EM HILL MIDDLE-MA- ! N TO PAY Quick Quiz 19) AQUARIUS (Jan. An old dream and a new s tion 001,1 are fulfilled afternoon is a good time for UD turmn8 another corncr; something new. Q 74 in Los Angeles, held in lieu of of $500,000 bond. - ' OUR NEW ll (UPI)-Anadvert- ising messenger. Marks is presently in custody Get Results A NEW TWIST 57 Utah-P- age king of could and be 2 65 Nev. charged with the $2 million bomb extortion plot against 21 resort hotels and casinos has been formally indicted by a Las Vegas federal grand jury and will be arraigned within three weeks. Nathan Marks, 28, the father of two, is accused of concocting a plot to divebomb each of the major "strip" hotels unless the owners paid a $2 million ransom. The grand jury iiidictment charged Marks with extortion' by use of the mails and obstruction of commerce by extortion. Marks was arrested in Santa Monica, Calif., May 11 after two commercial pilots he allegedly solicited to carry out the bombings turned their evidence over to the FBI. Marks, a self - employed radio promotion man who claims Provo, Utah, as his home, was brought before U.S. magistrate in Los Angeles earlier and accused of mailing threatening letters to the 21 hotels on April 23 from Austin, Texas. 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