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Show - 62 Page THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Sunday, October HEATHCLIFF 31, 19R2 ER...BE6 1 George Eliot Was A Woman s 7 i'-- 23 By ARKADY LEOKUM Nowadays, when women are fighting so hard for equal rights and PARDON AJJOW5HIS1DP- - SlR.WOUUP S&U HAPPEN TO EG A BRUTUS Uk I 7 WH JI I l-- 1 t I 1 "THE CAT NOT INCLUDED" 16 By Dave Craue ALLEY OOP PAWN'S POESN'T MATTF.R, HARRY... THE TOWER'S IT BREAKING, ' I V MOW GO A.ND WAKE Yj -FANTASTIC COMPLETED.' COME A.NP 1AKE A LOOK! HOUR SHARP SHOOTERS! ! ; THEIR TIME HAS COME! 1ib(4V'rU4a GO TO IT, FELLAS,' GET UP Pi mmmwxm I VIA By Charles M. Schulz PEANUTS recognition, this probably wouldn't have happened. But when Mary Ann I HEAR SOMETHING! Evans, who lived from 1819 to 1880, IT MU5T BE THE 6REAT began to write fiction, she signed PUMPKIN! HE'S C0MIN6! her work "George Eliot." Under that name she wrote her THE 6REAT PUMPKIN 15 COMING!! way to fame, not only as a great English novelist, but as one of the great novelists of the world. Mary Ann (or Marian) had a father who was manager of a large estate, She lived there for the first 21 years of her life. It was there she eained knowledge of country ways and people. During this time she studied German, Italian and music. FRANK AND ERNEST When she was 22, her father moved to the town of Coventry, and it was there that Mary Ann made several interesting friends among literary men and women. From then she gained new ideas and freedom of thought. Later she became assistant editor of a publication, and through this job and because of her fine intellect and interest in new ideas, she met and became friendly with many of the prominent people of the day. She began to publish stories, and then came to the first of her many novels, "Adam Bede." Another novel, "The Mill on the Floss," KERRY DRAKE gives a fine picture of English middle class. of the country society "Romola" is an historical novel of Captain Mac and Vlee Ml lie, fn Italy. approacn me Tneaier.. One of her best known books is disguise, "Silas Marner." It is the story of a man who loses his gold and finds a little girl. In all of George Eliot's work is shown a powerful, stern moral sense, and a belief in the power of character to control fate. (Win an illustrated "Tell Me Why" book, hundreds of questions answered. Send your questions, name, age and address to "TELL ME WHY" in care of The Daily Herald, P.O. Box 717, Provo, Utah 8 4603. In case ot duplicate questions tne author will decide the winner.) y r.N II By Ernie Bushmiller NANCY I I I FUN TIME The Riddle Box 1) Why did the lady go outdoors with her purse open? 2) What's better than to give credit where credit is due? 3) What is a sculptor's favorite cake? Answers: 1 ) She expected some change in the weather. 2) Give cash. 3) Marble cake. United Feature Syndicate. Inc 1982 I , . 1 M I Anyone see ball come LOOK OUT! MODEL HOME Scntetn By Art THE BORN LOSER Tell Me Why tC --JQyj United I MMiurp byndicU. Inc By Bob Thaves Wc iMBbyNtA .TMRi U TMOtl 8 PH By Alfred Andriola CONCERT ROCK mi ..Unaware - t m. .7M T thats our Tlook lt. prake i WdtCkWfl II KAN60M fv IN IT; Florist By Dick Cavalli I AAAY THIS OFFER NEVER ASAIN RAISE A5AIN, AW BE WITH PRAWN WITHCUT NOTICE AT ANY TIME . MY HAND IN ANSWER AQAINST ANOTHER HUAAN BEINQ-- . DID YOU KNOW? WJ By Gordon Bess REDEYE That's it.' TRY" IT arm straight NOW LET By Heimdahl & Stoffel WAMT TO APPUV JO0 A3 THE POR ANCHOR-- i PERSOM AT YOUR Tbi PVIQOM STLIDIO- DONT VA WAMT TO HEAR ME REAPANjy NEWS REPORTS?!--1 - The biggest animal living on land is the bull African elephant. One of them that was caught measured 13 feet 2 inches in height and weighed over 12 tons! COPYRIGHT 1982 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE By Saunders & Ernst MARY WORTH A i "V WHEN TUB TVS1UDD THE 15 OM A HOUSEBOAT DOSNT M AVE ID SAV A WORD. By United I --n f sZ) By Al POP R 5F?ING ME THE CEMENT FROAA Vermeer THE A KITCHEN, WILL MOU. SWEETHEART H f, f ( vl in I GEITT STEVE SAYe HIS LAST CONVERSATION WONT &E A WITH HER WAS CO. . .Tl?iNirF'l vv. M vAmzTwr HE EVEN HESITATED TO AGREE TO COME OUT FOR THE WEDDING! ) y X Press International Today is Sunday, Oct. 31, the day of 1982 with 61 to follow. This is Halloween (All Hallow's Eve). The moon is moving toward its full phase. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Saturn. The evening stars are Mars and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-sheleader of Nationalist China, was born Oct. 31, 1887. On this date in history: In 1864, Nevada was admitted to the Union as the 36th state. In 1931, the U.S. Treasury Department said the financial condition of the nation was so grave 827 banks had closed their doors during the previous two months. In 1963, a gas explosion at an Indianapolis ice show killed 67 ' people. In 1968, President Lyndon Johnson announced a halt in the bombing of North Vietnam. 304th PRICILLA'S JUST HOPE DON'T WORRY, KATE, I'LL MAKE: MKS 7 sumBTW, w ..h, WALES FEEL AT HOME! This Day In History M TIME AGAINUfiHlS P0NT HIT THE VOQJ 60! BUGS BUNNY MAN, someoneb picking tHatme s up are the bag with the police f ITb TRUF... I'M TH INKlNc? 3F RENkDLINCINq- VIOLENCE this u)av? 5? WINTHROP - a bowling By Saunders & Overgard STEVE ROPER AND MIKE NOMAD SSI' MAVIS THE OWNER CP THAT Basje u visinw'Hif sc H at SLEV5.V O'CLOCK AT I MMF. -- y- -jv J SO, T THINK OUZ YACHTTMA I $ CAUlUC OW Miff COV.. olZ I js& l -- V-&UT HCWTC IT1 g-y - J "7-- k, . THE BOTTLE , TOO. L .U f L r A thought for the day: American humorist, writer and artist James Thurber said, "I love the idea of there being two sexes, don't you?" By Crooks & Casale CAPTAIN EASY VOU CAN'T FIGHT VIOLENCE WITH VIOLENCE. EA&y. - PREACHINS, T''w'a I 1j .ajuuiiiwa H , faS0ttJ' jr i LET'S FIND WASH AND 6ET OUT OF HERE. 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