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Show BEN CASEY vS jf i ils By NEAL ADAMS DEREK CAMIEN'S GONE, MAR6E. YOU MIGHT AS WELL GET asssasaE3r-- y I rZ' T 1 T " lJL useptoit! W ' L I'M ALMOST READY TO, CALL A DOCTOR.... HE S I I I OU kTNOW, I FEEL SORRY X SO DEPRESSED, FORjTHAT GUY.' HE'S BEEN ) JIM f v, LEFT HIGH AND DRY WERE TOO : SO THE V WORKED TO GET FLOYD TO DATE AN ATTRACTIVE ' iff LiA DEPRESSED 7 J T - TT"- 4W Ml' Ml M I 7f" I STORE SALES LADY -fe THE BERRY S PETER YOUV4 T'S ABOUT! SHOULDNT TIME r GAVE HIM A PIECE TALK TO YOUR BOSS OF MY MIND FURTHERMORE, YOU r OL. WALRUS, YCU KNOW WHAT YOU CAN DO 7Y WITU VTJ IP . TORS 1 LIKE THAT fIV- - I THOUGHT YOU WERE TALKING TO MR. PORTLY ON 1 p--, 51 YOU DONY WANT ME GET FIRED DO YOU PETER, YOU FAKER aJ Dud THE TELEPHONE One point very hard to bring home to the general bridge public is that while you open the bidding primarily on high II. cards you overcall principally on playing strength. NORTH (D) AQ98 V 10 7 5 4 3 4 64 4 J104 k..3r-f i- cl, t.S. frnrftnte. str-- v Ki .Ji. ... ... , MY H.Uf2-- r Ri IT homf. :cv' THAT A HOSTED ' cu I5NT ALWAYS HAPPY TO 5. HAVE. A DINNER a uz m - v . y f! KNOW ARRIVE EARLY, MRS. - WORTH',.. I'M I is ME! WE'LL MAKER. 5INCE A V V BECOMING ;i tr F I . . . V.AI I VM F WORTH! A J? A AJ2 QJ10 K93 w .x , 98 AK1063 KQ9 2 4.8652 op- thing about clubs right away a with iso South played the ace and ponents open major of is the suit it folly queen of clubs. height to get into the bidding with a This was a wise decision. five card minor suit merely because your hand would have After that start the best the been worth an opening bid if defense could do was to cash an opponent had not opened nine tricks for an 1100 point profit. Had South adopted some ahead of you. other line of play he would probEven if not vulnerable South ably have gone down 1400. should n vt have True, he had 13 points in high cards and a biddable five card suit, but he had three probable tricks against an adverse contract and not too many more Q The bidding has been: as declarer. West South East North Pass IV Vulnerable, his overcall was 1 just short of suicidal and the You, South, hold: result was as might be expectAA Q 8 V2 KQJ76 A A Q 4 2 ed. What do you do? West doubled and while East A Bid three clubs, you inthought for a moment about tend to reach game or islam. taking out the double he finally TODAY'S QUESTION passed and West opened the Your partner rebids to three queen of diamonds. What do you do now? South won the trick and saw spades. Answer Tomorrow no future anywhere. His best hope seemed to be to do some In particular after your 4 AK753 AQ7 North and South vulnerable North East South West Double Pass 1A' 2 4 Pass Pass Pass Q Opening lead By 5 A UNDER AND OVERGARD iFiw-X- U XiT iri AS STEVE Y 'MA JONG'S ROPER'S - PLACE'1WK1 FIGURES JVA il 1 y 7 1 ft IP i ILJ f rimmw&S' f ''M SORRY TO CALL OU AT THIS J?i BERTSCH--BUI JUST SAW ARNO BENEDICT HOUR, f T j Jit HE'S IN A RESTAURANT ACROSS THE STREET FROM YLlB'f ' " I WT tl f TlF llrSSs7. IN 'Returning to his room, johnny FINDS A BUREAU DRAWER HALF v B ' for the answer. Win the Britannica World Stlas or Yearbook of Events. Send your riddles, jokes to: Riddles, Jokes, "Tell Me Why!" Today's winner is: Marilyn Coulson, Edmonton. Alberta k-- a, hp k A HAV5 WOb BEEN ABOZJTTH (3AKJL? OF WOODUMb IN THia TEN O'CLOCK, PICKING ON PARkSP CA&3...VCU AJ2?hHC f T1 mS 'j OPEN I WCK5 BVE& k r 7 TIMS. BRBCING KNOW, LI'L 7 vn'r T1 lGMTOUTAA 7TK' am knows how them Y A' lk -s- HivERr-cDPf-SuAKr. V 'PRODUCTS" GROVES r.' -n is- AH MAI N O' VO! MAMMV WORTH MORE'KI t., ERNIE BUSHMILLER PRISCILLA'S POP By POOR LI'L GUY I BET HE'S HUNGRY y J ' ' BUGS BUNNY A COME ON' PETE VMm rLj weenies r-- n Ws J I WANT A QUARTER'S WODTH OP "" bb bK.U. $. T JI LI rr C7 f flf( -- i I home now 1 s - r--i i DOWN . . IN SCHOOL, TegJ 5 AKOUNU BUCkTLE: A riahn natmd : "i S I . . SOMETHING! LESTER.: wjsa I . v . it tukcmui... A l FES By AL VERM EE R ... . Ai ( -N f ;I s-- ' 1 - IV T lfc I i6 gi9atN By BLOSSER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS r but the IrrThats71 where are j sraoY room, ueHTisOlIT7 OKAmzmt s T&U 50(MG LSR VfKSV& 2nd " FRECKLES THERffyfK, J f X7C, V I A ' ) THEV CLAIM IT'S Q II S PERMITTIN' ) AM COULD SMASM OUR WAV OUTA THIS,WIF OME HAND BUT OUR TJJ T ASHAMED A NOTHIN. ) " NANCY 1 By AL CAPP ABMPDf )V Tln TV weeze, baby.. take 1 smm. found.. HUGE PARK One of the world's largest national parks is Tsavo, located in Kenya, East Africa. The park contains 8,000 square miles of bush and plains. Its famed lions are not as common as they once were, but great elephant herds flourish there. LI'L ABNER By DICK CAVALLI THe Uk5 TO GlWA AROUND AFTBZ rs By ALFRED ANDPIOLA 'mrl rvvvvn J 1 SOT Ymiigrnp HEREPHEW TIME JUST : RESTAURANTS MORTY MEEKLE V If"' II MSTAKN DtKTTY P-T S A CHHESE xZj.lKtLY let-j.te- d. KERRY DRAKE STEVE ROPEPi j Here's a crossword puzzle where some of the letters are already filled in for you. Can you fill in the rest of the to get words across and down? See tomorrow's paper j A 542 .8 6 QUIT 5EING R U SOUTH lW IHULKjUT L MIGHT 5E HELPFUL.- -! ajd an old is better Which ten dollar bill or a new one? 2. Why couldn't the fly see? 3. What's the difference between a jeweler and a jailer? Answers 1. The ten is worth nine dollars more than the one. 2. He left his specks behind. 3. One sells watches, the other watches cells. The Puzzle Box ic over-calle- EAST WEST s By KEN ALLEN i I - n, MARY WORTH I 1. dvercall With Playing Strength? By KARL GURBERT ,W,AN)D f FUN TIME The Riddle Box Jacoby On Bridge ROOKS 1 j pre-histor- DEPARTMENT r ,15-volu- nie , L HOR(?IBLE TO BE A TWIN ) ANPWHATAV OURSELF AND KNOW HOW JOLT IT'D BE TO A FANTASTICALLY CLOSE T--f SPLIT LIP SO V SU OPENLY THEY'VE BEEN, JAN Sf I AM f THAN ifi AH KlTS )l LLOYD'S MO MORE that had been done by other animals. And then it became man's most common means, of transportation. Britannica been found in New Mexico and later, by other colonists, Junior Encyclopedia for school Wyoming. The earliest record we have and home. Send your questions, The next ancestor of today's of the horse is from Babylonia, naiqe, age, address to "Tell horse that we can trace was about 5,000 years ago. We know Me, Why!" care of this paper. larger. Only, one toe touched a horse was brought into; Egypt In case of duplicate questions, the ground, although there was from Syria about 1675 B.C. It the author will decide the win- still one toe on each side of is believed that this horse was ner. Today's winner is: the main toe. The horse was already tamed, so horses must Janet Boggs, 9, Torrance, Calif. not a good fighter, so it learn have been tamed by wandering ed to run fast to escape from tribes in Asia before this date. If you could see the original its enemies. In time, the middle We think ot the horse as a ancestor of the horse, you'd toe. developed into its foot. The useful animal, but prehistoric probably never believe that hoof of the modern horse was man considered the horse as which be one of his chief sources of food. today's horses developed from originally the nail it! The first known ancestor came greatly enlarged! In fact, it wasn't until much of the horse was between 10 Did you know that the horse later that man got thie idea and 20 inches tall, about the was on earth long before man? of using the horse for riding. size of a small dog. It had In times, the horse The earliest pictures and carvand toes feet on four its front was common in Asia, Africa, ings of horses were made by three on hind feet. Europe, and North America. European cave men about 15,000 This original horse called The American variety died off years ago. For hundreds of years the the "Eohippus ", or 'dawn many thousands of years ago. y was very important to horse The North lived present-daAmerica in American horse, in man over was warfare. Later it was from as well as elsewhere. Fossil horse brought remains of the Eohippus have Europe by the Spaniards, and used for the hauling and plowing Win ' the f I M 4 Wh en Did H orses Come to America? By DICK BROOKS LL . J .1 CSHV - THE JACKSON TWiNS JAN AND JILL DECIDED THEIR KOOKIE TWIN UNCLES, LLOVD AND FLOYD BOYD, J V MONDAY, JANUARY 61964- - Tell Me Why v MY TERM PROiECT IS MUSHROOMS Y- M tM tu W W.nwr lac. Int. 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