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It is even a better idea not to n NORTH double unless you either are A A 10 7 3 sure of setting your opponents V 10 5.3 or visualize a possible set of 4 Q J62 two or more tricks. South won the opening club EAST (D) WEST lead with the ace and promptA4 AK52 ly finessed successfully for the V A7 y 8 42 10 9.87 5 3 king of spades. Eventually he AK4 had to lose one club and one Jf 9 4 KQ J 10 8 3 heart and so made his contract SOUTH with one overtrick. A Q J986 West's double had cost himj VKQJ96 None 120 points below the line and A52 250 above or a total of 370 North and South vulnerable points. East South West North He was bitter about the 1 1N.T. 2 4 whole thing and pointed out 4A 3 Double Pass that he had an ace and king Pass Pass and his partner had opened Opening lead Jfr 9 the bidding and had rebid. I 6UKS WE'LL HAVING BE. A HEN PARTY, MRS. HUSBAND 15 DETAINED U TO STAY DOWN AND LISTEN TO V YOUR IDEA ABOUT A BETTER THAT'S TOO BAD, MRS. WORTH!-- A MY THE PUTNAM!--FRO- THE TO 60 OVER SOME PLANS OFFICE WITH A NEW EMPLOYEE. AT MAKE COFFEE ON THE HOT PLATE DOWN IN THE LOUNGE!-A- ND SING OUT WHEN I'M READY ! WE CAN G00D1--I- U ARRArtD JONES-A- ND ill Ayr rnnr AROMA FLOATING OUT HAVE A NICE, COZY, UNINTERRUPTED I TALK! OF YOUR KITCHEN, I'M SURE HE'S M15SING A ivhliu: & fl ft DINNER! WONDERFUL U h 1 i rl i T TT-- l 1 1 II I T l I (III! a II i r V: r MIND CALLING ME AROUND SIX, MA JONG? I Vt DfctN A.W.y.L. FROM MYJOSWPROOF" MASAZINE FOR THREE DAYS AND IT. Tl THREE HOURS AKb NUI fcNUUCH. SLEEP IS A GOLDEN NOMAD ONE SHOULD TREASURE GET ALL HE A Wt A IKI J y ACROSS THE PH0ME-B00T- By SA UNDER AND OVERGARD I'VE WAIT A MINUTE IS I SAYLOOKS R I'VE GOT A TERRIFIC MffM "" CANffrr S4HD(G0, ACT 1 ( Ar-M- 1 lc nrr'c f r.ifc'i ..- f- siurF J STREET-FA- LL IT CAN'T BE ARNO BENEDICT YOLU XWTh'E C EXACTLY LIKE ciio'ci AurF UP AhJHFD IM 7 oe Boy: My father beats me every night. Shocked Old Lady: Oh, that's terrible! Boy: We play checkers. ; Extra Prize! You Finish It! World Atlas plus a Britannica Yearbook for finishing this drawing. Originality and imag ination count. Use ths drawing, or copy it any size. Important: Had West paid attention to entries must be addressed the bidding he would never "Drawing", Tell Me Why, and d have doubled. He had give your name, age, and Sputh's spade bid with address. one and in spite of this South had jumped right Answer to yesterday's Puzzle to game. Obviously j South exBox: The words, reading across pected to make his contract are: Arid, Ride, Idea, Dear. and the most West could hope for would be a one trick set. Win the Britannica World Atlas or Yearbook of Events. Send your ridles, jokes to: Riddles, Q The bidding hW been: South East Jokes, "Tell Me Why!" Today's West .North Pass winner is: Diana Czubinski, 10, 14Jfm IV 14 3 3 4 Pass Pass Buffalo, N.Y. over-calle- j no-tru- . ? You, South, hold:! at The airport Anchorage, 4AQ8 yz KQJ7 6 A Q 4 2 Alaska, is the fourth busiest in What do you do? U.S. for foreign travel. OthA Just bidiour spades. Your the in are New I ers, order, partner has heard your jump to Los three clubs and knows that you Angeles, Miami. have a very rood hand. York, , thought for the day EngTODAY'S QUESTION lish physicist Charles Galton Instead of bidding; one spade - Darwin said: "The highest posyour partner bids one over West's one heart bid. What sible stage in moral culture is do you do now? when we recognize that we ought to control our thoughts." Answer Tomorrow no-tru-mp n KERRY DRAKE M II Bill: I don't know anything about washing eagles. You may win a Britannica By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Before you double a game contract it is a pretty good policy to consider all the bidding carefully and to decide whether By KEN ALLEN I Joe: Why? ut Bidding Shows Unwise Double? i MARY WORTH FUN TIME The Chuckle Box Bill: They asked me to take a job at the Eagle Laundry, but I turned it down. 1 Jacoby On Bridge THE BERRY S how it works. its function, we sinjiply don't know! We know thai after we have taken in food arjd digested it, it becomes a part of the protoplasm. We call I h i s process "assimilation". But what takes place during ' assimilation? Man still doesri'tknow! We know worn-oprotoplasm is r enlaced and more proto plasm is made. In this process, dead matter is changed into living material, arid foreign substances are changed by the protoplasm into substances like itself. Protopiasm also stores and releases all the energy that plants and animals; have. All protoplasm and bodies built from protoplasm have periods of action and periods of rest. One of the greatest challenges to science is to explain what makes protoplasm alive and Britannica or a flower, in the walls of Junior Encyclopedia for school its cells there is the same and home. Send your question, life substance protoplasm. name, age, address to "Tell In each cell the protoplasm Me Why!' care of The Daily consists chiefly of two' parts: Herald. In case of duplicate the more solid, central part, questions, the author will decide called the "nucleus," and the the winner. Today's winner is: softer, more liquid part, the Randall Horton, 13, Richmond, "cytoplasm". Va. All protoplasm isn't the same. Each type of living thing has If a man had the answer its own kind of protoplasm. to this question, he could solve And different cells within a the greatest mystery of all living tiling each have special forms of protoplasm. But what is life? You know how wonderful our chemists have found that even modern chemists a r e. They though protoplasm varies in seem able to make practically this way, 99 per cent of it is anything in their laboratories. made of carbon, hydrogen, oxyBut one substance they cannot gen, and nitrogen, with traces make is protoplasm the living of many other elements. part of all plants and animals. This is where man stops in All living things are compos his knowledge of protoplasm. ed of cells. And whether the Just what makes protoplasm living thing is man, or a whale, alive, so that it can carry on Win the THE JACKSON TWiNS MAVBE THE fhnrf ( HEY, NEXT TIME WE SEE liiM OkAY SO WE DID W20NQVH.M WEOTLD5HOW KWAWRl. JILL TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1964 Tell Me Why I- - THINK HIS OLD f ROOW. IS VACANT. w , WHY JOHN IDEA-O- REAT BIG ROCKS IN MY f YOU WORK H FAST, SARANAPE.' RACEP OUT HERE AS SOON .'..YOU WOULDN'T BLAST A BEAUTIFUL LADY JUST BECAUSE SHE DROPPED IN TO SEE YOU AFTER.. VISITING HI By ALFRED ANDPIOLA ) AS BUT NOT FAST ENOUGH I TO FIND WHAT YOU WERE LOOKING FOR..I6UESS ? 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