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Show Page HERALD. Provo. Utah. Sunday, August 22. 52-- THE 1982 THE BORN LOSER Tell Me Why HEATHCLIFF By Art Sonsom ' f VET M Why Do Rivers Flow? I V 1 YtAK By ARKADY LEOKUM Booker Taliaferro Washington was one of America's great educators. He was born on a Virginia plantation. His mother was a slave who served as cook for the master's family. After the Emancipation Proclamation was signed by Abraham Lincoln in Booker's 1863 freeing the slaves, mother left the plantation and moved with her children to Maiden, W. Va. There Booker entered a school for black children. To help support the family he worked mornings in salt furnaces and coal mines before going to (1856-191- school. At the age of 17, Booker entered the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute for black students in Virginia, and studied there for three years. After graduation he taught school and for awhile served as secretary to Gen. Samuel Armstrong, principal of THERE'S NO NEED TO CONSULT YOUR FILE." By Bave Graut OOP ALLEY H!T4SlferZJ WE GOT 'EM, DOC! THANK PEANUTS" YOU VE MAPE MARGE Charles M. Schuli By 7 VERf cue tuimic ITS TME 5ME'5 LA5T OF TME INTO S-- N TELL HER HIS YOU, CHUCK.. V X UINPUP...HE YOU... 60NNA I SAW NOT EVEN M 60E5 BROUN IN WITH LOVE NINTH UNHAPPY, CHUCK... ''Arc" 1962 United Feature FRANK AND ISHEST inc SyndKilt Thews By Boh Hamptoii. f General Armstron suggested Washington as organizer of a new inschool for dustrial and teacher-traininblacks in Tuskegee, Ala. The school was very poor; no money was provided for buildings and land, and the first old church. classes were in a It was at Tuskegee that Washington did his great work as organizer and teacher. For years he traveled widely, sometimes by mule and buggy, to raise funds for the school. He was a stirring orator and made many speeches for the g run-dow- n school. Washington TWO.WHATl WAS LIFE LIKE IN Y..BUT I JUST J CAN'T SEEM YEsAgEE.I'D WB.L.YOU TELL J US.' A V JS LIKE TO I By I CAN'T WAIT TO READ MY BOOK trait recognized as a leader in the field of education for blacks. During Washington's lifetime his THAT'S FUNNY.1 NEITHER CAN ANYTHING was soon school at Tuskegee grew until its campus consisted of over 100 buildings, and its student body numbered almost 1.600. The school, now called Tuskegee Institute remains as a monument to his life's work. (Win an illustrated "Tell Me Why" hook, with hundreds of questions answered. Send vour questions, name, age and address to "TELL ME WHY" in care of this newspaper. In dude zip rode. In case of duplicate questions the author will decide the winner.) I! y Buthmiller FUN TIME The Chuckle box What time is it? Seven o'clock. Gee that's funny. Everyone I've today has given me a different Sally: 1 Jane: Sally: asked time. ' KERRY DRAKE Andriola By Alfred v Se?VC? WEJ WILLIF. HELLO, SOCIETY CATERING WANPA VAN ALLEN SPEAKING THE Meanwhile., GUEST LIST FOR MY WEPPINS KEEPS SETTING 0IGQER: YOU'RE GONNA HAVE TO HIRE A LOT OF EXTRA HELP FOR THE PAY ' (11 HI lDDy Ol IT I VESSR, our best bib anp tucker we're I captain GOING OVER TO THE SOCIETY CATERING SERVICE ANP GET OURSELVES HIREP il TO QHoem WINTHR0P I By Dick Cevalli " WMV DONTXOU UOSTMV LITTLE 0OU6r DO? HE PAPERS FDR HIM'? " IN THE Lou: When did you decide to become a I THINK I'M WHAT GpOO WOULD THAT PlITAH AO SAV... PO33IE...WHAT" SHALL T DO? TO ON TREAD.'" BE SICK. (LI parachute jumper? When the last engine went dead. jerry: DID YOU KNOW? 1M3 Untw) FMtura SvrxHcttr mc 1 f I LOST DEAR Lbook MY )x By Gordon Bess REDEYE YOUR BUGS y WHAT A PLEASANT, Htlmdahl OKI . Stofffel NEED SOMETHING" TO STIR M COFFEE. I CAFE;. ViSuJSS-- gUr fhe lariats that American cowboys use have to be very strong. The rope for many of them comes from the sisal hemp, which is produced in Venezuela. And they've been making ropes of sisal hemp for more than 500 years. Bum NURSE KEPT ME 1 TV? HOURS I'LL SET ' i I MOW V WK MAMY TlAAS HAVE ilgLD you? ! f ( " Answer to yesterday's puzzle box: Wilson, L'ncoln. Truman. COPYRIGHT 1982 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE 1 . " nfiTlll MARY WORTH i i m Q mm n r3 By Al Vermter pgiciiLvi W7 EMILV. THERE'S ONLV ONE THING ft 1 T UATCT AtVMlT m It? HJCW SCREENED-IPORCH v. Mlsa. French composer Claude Debussy was born Aug. 22. 1862. On this date in history: In 1911. the Mona Lisa was stolen from the Louvre Museum in Paris. It was recovered four months later. In 1973. U.S. Secretary of State Wil- lT ENC0URA6ESTHE NEIGHBORHOOD KIPS TO I J, - s IN SOME NATURAL POSES! V 7 1 who knows- J, A SHOT OF YOU iT7 AtJtiJ JiSiZf BATHING . SUIT( fl By Saunders STIVE ROPER AND MIKE NOMAD BBlWf.' OOHYV KfiLLES Oi 6 oiw i CTnffv town aw miytfuR T'mc Cueoiec m i MywME' r j V v -- V Ovtrprd OiSlZMO To NOMAPf to die in American writer Bret Harte said. "One big vice in a man is apt to keep out a great many smaller ones." CAPTAIN EASY IT'S GOT TO BE... By Crooks & rT7 The only people around this shop who are turning in perfect performances arc those who are making mistakes, grumps the Boss. .) 50 AT WAV A rrJyT s WELLi WELL. POM MI5UEL YOU'VE NEVER LOOKED BARDS r & IT -LIT better:: ... ) IN YOUR i 1 , x - MIGHT EVEN SNAP liam Rogers resigned and German-bor- n presidential aide Henry Kissinger was named to replace him. In 1978. President Jomo Kenyatta. a symbol of the African independence movement, died at the age of 88. In 1981. 5.000 people attended the Londoncrry funeral of Michael Devine. the 10th IRA hunger-strike- r Northern Ireland. A thought for the day: TXl'MsZ take mycamepa reffiraa xANDcanCATCH HIM sign of Leo. Wil rep v . BY SUGGESTING THATTHE THREE OF US' GO TO "THE &EACH, JjLX ASSUME YOU ARE : URE! YOU TOLO INCLUDING CHADl Jfrt&l ME HE DOESN'T By United Press International Today is Sundav. Aug. 22. the 234th day of 1982 with 131 to follow. The moon is moving toward its first quarter. The morning star is Venus. The evening stars are Mercury. Mars. Jupiter and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the CSi AC This Day In History "Wiiinwr-- r iounanSt By -- ar 3 - I I iik. Catale f ... MX . ( I I A I |
