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By DICK BROOKS ARE.HAPD TO PROVE the Melanie Malcomb, Marlinton, from fibers ee 04 Oe j es te author will decide the Winner. help form was discovered about |P@Pers : were made from re 4,000 Boom oo eea teik- ey years ago and was-used for e aoIn Woe eaten e it more than, 2,500 years. various ways | 0 Reg. U.S. Pat. OfKee ‘Medisight Spadicote, Toe, PY |Spanish author — Cervates — kind of: paper is ; being made, {said “Can we never. have too much of a good thing.” plant. The stems were peeled the basic Peers Oar ra apart, then they werelaid cross- sai ais eee ae ' PUZZLE LITTLE PEOPLE’S aia | wise and pressed down to|make @ sheet. stick together. When dry there| As you know, there are many was a sheet of papyrus to write) types of paper, such as writing on. —cinesnp | s A thought for the day: The ; \y: Papyrus was made from the|Pecomes paper. But whatever stems of the grasslike papyrus * ae Answer to. yesterday’s Puz- |zle 25, Box: Three shots: 6, 19, and a 7 4 paper, fine printing paper, - tis- ACROSS About the year 105-A.D., in|S¥e Paper, newsprint, brown + r and white wrapping paper, By KARL GURBERT building papers, corrugated | WAT YOU, PETER? WHAT TIME 1S IT = WS JUST 1:50, DEAR... I CAME HOME aout Aelia MES ¢ ce paper, and container boards. d [WHATS THE MATTER2 ll ; To ASEoe = } ay ° pulp requires very little treat- : History | | In making newsprint, wrapping, and bag paper, the wood In i ment before it goes to the paper le machine. But if the paper to be made requires -a smooth sur‘Today is Tyesday, Oct. 13, the face for printing, certain things 287th day.of 1964 with 79 to fol- | will be added. For example, fillow. e bers such as china clay or tale | The moonis at its first quar-| will fill the tiny spaces between Hee : The morning stars . |the fibers ‘and make the paper are Jupi-| smoother. ter, Mars and Venus. “WHY!.-. GOOD MORNING, MRS. WORTH! +s LOOKING FOR ME? 4 KEN on this day in 1852. ALLEN “ ink won’t spread. Rosin is add- ‘on this day in history: ed ot accomplish this. Dyes can| In 1775, the Continental Con-| make paper blue-white, pink-| eva ordered construction of alish-white, or any color. | naval fleet, thus originating the; The length of the fibers used| 3 ive Navy. -|_ ; \can also make quite a differ- | In 1792, George Washington|ence in the type of paper that} ee the cornerstone of the|js made. 3 In 1937, promised’ Nazi Great. Germany| Britain ' 1. What is a ten-letter word and|that starts with gas? BoA Seo Es ACROSS + © FUN TIME The Riddle Box President’s House — the first \|public building to be built in 4 \| Washington. 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IT TAKES MY BREATH TO THINK WHAT THEY’D SELL FOR/ ER~CERTAIN IT/S WRIT—WHOEVER THRILLS ARE DISTURBS THESLEEP AVAILABLE-£8-|| OFRINGO THE 4th CLOSER TO SHALL LOSE His HOME, DEAR!) MOSTPRECIOUS f ‘fe By ALFRED ANDRIOLA I HAD OIL MEN BIG, RICH {SOUR MiSS—T DONT MIND. \/..ANO TELLING yOU!...I_WAS BUY- BEGGIN' TO RAY me NO— JUST THE FINEST TOBACCO SINCE I'M ALREAOY IN THE ING THEM FROM CHIP FOR A HUNDRED GRAND!.. am ZE ' (A SAND- LOST PARAKEET » Ap WHESexe ALL OVER ANO HAS A_DENT IN. \TS TRUNK? & By AL VERMF LOOK HOW OFTEN T PROMISED TO FIX THAT LEAKY FAUCET IN THE - BATHROOM, as shea | IT'S : CLEARERY } ueBea YD RISSEDH | By ERNIE BUSHMILLER]pprIsciLLA’S POP a THERES 1 OUR AND. IF 1H LOOK, JOE 7 BUSHMLLER TeELINE”yu © 1964 by NEA, fac, TM. Reg. US. Pat. Off. HOW LONG IS HE OUT eats J FUNNY ~~ AND (TS His CAR,1O0/ S, wy. 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