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Show Page 36-- HERALD Th Provo. L tah. Friday November FUNNY BUSINESS 17 1978 Tell Me Why RAISE IS OQT OF ThL QUESTION AT tia& we I MM HEKJFOSD i p, Poger Boiien Where Do Camels Store Food? A , Fndf TO THTeM COR e REltci" By A V WHAT PC YOU WrAS. OU WONT EVEN &E AMI iRE. 30? Lawrence By Crooks & CAPTAIN EASY YOU TWO ARE Ail tA V" ThE OEEyE CREPiT FOR WHO ONE THE THESt "22 J 5 THE 6CTT0 LiN'E i WAn&E tHEVKE X NOT Alt CAU&H THAT RA T WHO E6E ? fe. .d OF OUR COMPANY EX.EC5 HAP T BE UMMM A BUNP EVE TO ALL "I Hi. AA5. IAIWT&OCT EVER &O.V.E ur nr.; LEOKIM Tell Me Why' books, (1,500 questions answered. Illustrated). Send your questions, name, age, address to ''TELL ME WHY" care of this paper. Include Zip Code. In case of duplicate questions the author will decide the winner. Today's winner is: KERINE Brown's CHANG, 21 Standfast Rd Town P.O., St. Anc Jamaica In certain parts of the world, where other animals would die from lack of food and water a camel may be able to survive for a long time This is because a camel carries its food and water with it. For days before it starts on a journey, a camel does nothing but eat and drink It eats so much that a hump of fat, perhaps 100 pounds in weight, rises on its back. The food is turned into fat and is stored in that hump on its back The water the camel drinks is stored in little bags which line the walls of its stomach. With such provisions, a camel is able to travel several days between water holes without drinking, and for an even longer time with no nourishment except what it draws from the fat of its hump. At the end of a long journey the hump will have lost its firm shape and will flop to one side in flabby folds. The camel will then have to rest for a long time to recover its strength. Of course, being able to store its food and water is very important to surviving in a desert. But a camel has many other features that help make this possible. Its eyes have an extra lid through which it can see in sandstorms. Its bushy eyebrows and long lashes are protection against blowing sands. Its ear passages have long hairs to protect them from sand. It can close its nostrils during a sandstorm. Its feet have soft cushions, that spread out and keep it from sinking in the loose sand. So you see that a camel is really suited for desert life. Win four SNORT RIBS By Frank Hill in Bp IT LOOS UKE IS RESORTING SENATOR KUKivDAKKti flask-shape- TC SmeAfr TACTICS. , By Ernie Bushmiller ,VT" WANT WHY SO MANY? DOZEN NANCY 7I 1 A GET-WEL- 1 CARDS I Ok L 1 s By Dick Cavolli WINTHROP wc cn'stiyw 'm rc us m m By Dick JACKSON TWINS d FUN TIME The Riddle Box 1. How does a poultry farmer earn his living? 2. What ciid the leopard say when he finished his lunch? 3. What is the most forgetful animal? ANSWERS 1. By fowl means. 2. That hit the spot! 3. The snake. He's always losing his skin. UH, THE CITY COUNCIL WHAT ABOUT OUC 0ASWTT3ALL PRO- GRAM, WACAM THEY CUT CUT THE ' SChOOL BURStT aroue TRAVEL JLL-E- C a. MANOB' -- a Amcc s J WELL. OUC SCHOOL HAS A HE ONLY HAS ONE VOTE. 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' OOP is w cwla; vt COME TBET YOU OUTA HERE y NO THEV DIDN'T LEAVE VOU .LEM; HE SRATEKUL TO YOU MUCH TO J CAN HAVE BOTH; r-- WEAR, DID THE ObT- FIT THEY OOT on: x y r I it NO 'BUTS' YOUR 'BUT T ... ) HI6HNESS, IT'S VOLlRS ANYWAY. TH 'SOONER Y'PUT WE'RE NOT cniKio a ms.- W"iw ,""V i where, cop; VV lTON,TH'SCONERWEy HUa In History Press International Today is Friday. Nov 17, the 321st day of 1978 with 44 to follow. the moon is between its full phase and last quarter The morning stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening stars are Mars and Mercury. Those born or this day in history are under the sign of Scorpio American social worker Grace Abbott was born iNov. 17, 1878 This is the 53rd birthday of American actor Rock Hudson (born Roy Fitzgerald) On this day in history: In 1800, the U.S. Congress convened in Washington, DC, for the first time. In 1869, the Suez Canal in Egypt was opened, linking the Red Sea and the I'M MOST into r IJ By LiJj HE ( HAVE YOU SEEN THEODORE, NOT HERE, BUT I MA AM SAW HIM TAKE Sounders & irns WS f YOUTH ON A j MEANWHILE, MOTORCYCLE 5TOP5 IN FRONT OF TED WITH A OUT OF MY A YEAH? GOTTA MAKE MORE DOUGH INST E AD OF H AVIN A GOOD TMEWITH YOUR BUDDIES' THE AcaIeV By Dave Craue PRINCE AHTD? I'M ALLEY OOff AN THI fc--J-l-- By United 1, ALLEY 0. By Gordon Bess Send your riddles, jokes to "RIDDLES, JOKES, TELL ME WHY." Include Zip Code. Today's winner is: DEBBY SMITH, 319 Gates St., Fredericksburg, Va. This Day HOW CO-HYER MY NOT REAI7IN Pal REDEYE MARY WORTH Hey, S Answer to yesterday's Puzzle Box: Storm. Tornado, Drought. Win a "Tell Me Why" book. (Hundreds mm vRm T M Heg i '...THEY'VE C ncn ,tctc vr w the stairs: STEVE ROPER & MIKE NOMAD By Saunders & Overgard PUT 7 CCulPMT" HAVfiTAktfJ eoBf v olay f wore B001 CHfi- p- eecAuft 01 I ANP SHOUT AT Me, i out y"rr? boy.M x-T- k THt'f uT WJETHRO ON R BACK T'"R ceu. fHOULC I WANT tJU FETCH 8k nomap WVt- - h J THAT V AliKf . Cat upbc mJFZ'M ITZ' Mediterranean. In 1881, Samuel Gompers organized the Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions, the forerunner of the American Federation of Labor. In 1969, the strategic arms limitation talks between the United States and the Soviet Union began in Helsinki, Finland. THE BORN LOSER Seeks Trade . By Ar! Sansom x - MONTREAL (UPI) Montreal Expos' President and General Manager John McHale Monday announced that he had received a request from pitcher Stan Bahnsen to be traded. I'nder the agreement between the owners and players, any player with five years major league service can ask to be traded after his contract expires. The Expos now must try to make a deal and trade Bahnsen before March 15, which is the player's deadline for such a move, or after that date he could opt to be listed as a free agent A 1 1 I UWf7l InPT MarLUPTO TUC : K TWO PAIRED T jk right-hande- IS r 1 |
