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Show THE BORN LOSER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1968 Tt ERT SANSOM| Tell Me Why | @J Rwuw )] "y _ How DidIdea of InsuranceBegin? sy)z L) \Stere ssi BScALAIDRS o> FOR A—VH— RATHER You were fly- By A. LEOKUM d Win The New Book of Know t ledge (20-volumes). Send your ever set up questions, name, sge, address 104 to “Tell Me Why!” care of this insurance as we ulure. rmund Halley iB too low (whe di Halley's comet) worke paper. You must include your Zip Code, In case of duplicate | questions, the author will decide the winner, Today's winner is Randall Blackman, 12, Oakland, Calif rv Att navic " ors, the risk « wned by E who wanted t r goods put 4 | beyond tection from the very a La the cargo by putting his! and ght ear to cover. | times Probably thefirst life insur anc? system ever organi a Anybody could | ple have tried to have this Gd was bers, and the members would then be assured of a good bur 3 Ry, By DICK CAVALLI HEY, WINTHROP! T HEAR YOU'VE BEEN SAVING DEROGATORY THINGSABOUTMET NASTY OOBSN'T Soret FoR REBUTTAL, HE 7 hours ang 4 and at the end it Insurance companies began| be organized about 1700. ial. The Romans, and later on qa It was wen and Jack ed 110 rounds, nderwriters * that of the ancient Greeks. people Temples would collect money every month from their mem in boxing on April 6, ans. By the way = ¢ companies took in life,| and casualty (payment for] . was declared a draw! FUN TIME The Chuckle Box es) insurance. One of the} Jimmy: Win The New Book of Know- Hello, Bill. Fishing? ledge Yearbook. Send your rid- the medieval guilds, also fol- problems for insurance com-| Bill: Nope. Drowning worms. dles, jokes to: “Tell Me Why!” that the had no} lowed this system. The guilds »r s wes Give your Zipe Code, Today's also protected their members idea how many y claims the: y | Speeder; Was I driv peeder riving too too winner is;: y from losses due to in this a have to pay each year, fast? Kevin Liley, East Alton, Il, | REDEYE ~ By GORDON BESS FATHER THINKS MY NEW MINI-SKIRTIS TOO SHORT HE AGREES | pe a2 Avas By DICK BROOKS I/LL MOVE THE CAR OVER THERE AND TEST, & POSIE WILL COME IF OFFER HEP ARIDE THE STORE? ‘AND IN) LEONARDO CLAYS IGOLATED CLIFF HOUSE ‘THE MUSIC AFFECTS ROBIN =, F Ae ) iT) s Ni GREATLY, ( OUST LET ME KNOW IF \T ISN'T HOT ENOUGH. By KEN ALLEN ; MARY WORTH THERE'S ONE THING I CAN DO! I’M GOING TO DAMON LOWELL'S }, WIFE+++AND TELL HER THE = LE. STORY! y I'VE JUST HAD A UNFORTUNATELY, CORAL, GOOD LOOK AT MyS! ELF,\ REMORSE DOESN'T REBUILD) MARS. WORTH: «++ ANI ID TL WHAT You HAVE DESTROYE SHOCKS: AND FRIGHTENS, 2 MEL — hod OVER (GARD E PARK THERE WHEN OUR LOT IS FULLY SSS Za TAUR us LI'L_ABNER : 3 CN/ AH KINELY REQUESTS I'VE GOT THE MENU HERE SOMEPLACE- WHERE DORIS COPIED DOWN THE LICENSE OF THAT "WARWICK MOD-MOBILE ‘y MI q LET ME TAKE 4 THAT! I. GET AROUNDTHE CITYA LOTé:|F 1 HAPPEN ‘TO SPOT THE A TAG 1 CAN AT LEAST“UH™ QUESTION THE DRIVER / GO_GET YOUR SHOVEL AND DIG AROUND THIS TREE FEEL LIKE SHOVELING <A SUSHMILLBee, ~ aa By ALFRED ANDRIOLA KERRY DRAKE ) \. I CALLED HEADQUARTERS! THE CHIEF SAID AS LONG AS THE Choc WAS DUMPED IN MY LAP, T S1\70LD HANDLE nm "8 MYLAP IS INVOLVED, TOO, SWEETHEART! $0 I'M DEALING MYSELF IN ON THIS ONE! I DON'T BUY THAT, KERRY! OUR FIRST JOB IS TO IDENTIFY HiM!.. THIS WASIN HIS COAT-POCKET! FROM THE TUX, I'D GUESS HE WAS SOME LOCAL PLAYBOY!) AND, WEALTHY SWINGERS DON'T 7 Pra)! Atae ee Wieec BE By BLOSSER *MIRROR, WIRROR,ON THE WALL, WHO'S THE GROOVIEST OF THEM ALLZ# NOW-DO YOU HAVE ANY: OTHER QUESTIONS YOU'D Lier TO ASKYOUR MIRROR? ° i s # [ & * 2 |