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Q3 — Both vulnerable as South you hold: AK 4 1041078 V 7 0 A84 A Glance Back At This Date the Associated Press Saturday Oct 13 ft not day of Today 1990 There am 79 days left in the year WWI ffighlight hi Pliskirm 1792 the cornerstone el Me es On Oct scorns rionsten later te be known as the White Nouse was laid during a tenotany M the District el Wombat On this date: In AD U the Roman ernae101 CW0011000 after being poisoned by ha wite Agrippina in 1775 the Untied States NOW began 01 the Continental Congress ordered the constmcbon ot 0 naval Mot By Is it Q5 — As South vulnerable you hold: in 1843 the Jewish ofganization Inai Pith was in New Yolk In 1845 Texas ratified a state constitution In 1943 ttaly declared war on Geenany Its one-lim- e kds patinsw In 1960 30 years ago the third presidential campaign debate was broadcast with Republican nominee Richard M Nixon in Hollywood and Democrat John F Kennedy in New York In 1962 Edward Aibee's seating drama "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" opened on Broadway with Ufa Hagen as Martha and Arthur tell as George In 1981 voters in Egypt participated in a referendum to elect Vice President Nosni Mubarak the new president one week after the assassination at Answr Sadat In I982 the international Olympic Committee amounced it would restate the two got' tnedais founded K6 AKQ1 0 9 5 2 0 J5 OP4001t dwav-troo- erakir 298-455- 5 ur2- 143 South Main 4Q7 Partner opens the bidding with one heart what do you respond? 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MONARCHY° Ff-UPA- Ji41 :i ::::::' 4 54604189 By Bill Schorr you hold: 41 AK84 V AK76 0 3 4 A952 The bidding has proceeded: North East West South 1 Pass Pass 10 I qt) SAGITTARIUS 741n - SW76-78-82-- OCT ti N1 '::: a :':: e-1- 5 14A°vIT ::::':: r 10 1 WV NOWEIES HOT SIVILPIH6 A NEW PAM 46417ouLrgaw140-0110- I 1 Do 2 Your 3 Stand 4 Back 5 And 6 Observe 7 What 8 Nothing ' 1 221&L4A TAURUS TAIRI122: 3' 1 I rt 23 PLACE YOUR The Grizzwells t 0-‘4A- P WHAT EXACTLY IS INDIAN SUMMER? Indian summer is a short period of time that usually comes in the middle or at the end of October or early in November The weather isnsually very fair and the days are mild There are no definite dates for Indian summer Some years it lasts only for a few days It is actually part of autumn In many parts of the country the leaves on trees and bushes turn to shades of yellow orange and red during Indian summer Indian summer's pleasant weather usually follows autumn's first period of cold wintry days And then all of a sudden the days become noticeably warmer even though the nights continue to be crisp Indian summer can last as long as two weeks During the days of Indian summer the sun shines softly The sky usually turns a rich blue and appears gentle and hazy near the horizon The air might be slightly smoky because some people start using their fireplaces at this time There is usually no wind to move tree branches Often the Indian summer moon has a soft yellow or orange hue Indian summer is caused by a large mass of warm tropical air South winds carry these warm air masses northward over the country During Indian summer the air mass remains stagnant or still This causes the weather to remain clear and mild American Indians looked forward to Indian summer and enjoyed the season very much They called the time a special gift from a favorite god Cautantowwit the god of the Southwest The name probably came from early American settlers They had been told by the Indians that such a period as this would come Another theory for the name is that the settlers believed the smokiness of Indian summer came from fires the Indians built on the prairies Some early settlers believed the good weather gave warlike Indians an extra chance to attack Other parts of the world have short periods of nice weather that are very similar to North America's Indian summer In some European countries the pleasant autumn time is referred to as "Second Summer" In England the Indian summer-lik- e period of time each fall is called "All Hallow Summer" or "St Martin's Summer" Poland has an interesting name for the three or four weeks of mild autumn weather The time is called "God's Gift to Poland" According To develop message for Saturday '::::::::Iii VOL1 11 61 I f'i::::' :i::a: Aptior'm I :ii'''i::: 1 147 ill I F iiii9::" : ''':::'::::::' Iti4r001" it Ba- 19 LIIRA sr sad - i"0 ii::!::i: ' :' Al 11AL ie10 6 :'ktl" 1 6 AP iorl ' :'::::ii :: :iii'::ai:: 1 W HAT THEY CAN'T THeY CAN'T COMPLAAN ASOUTI 6EE xeOUT RUNPOWN Alt Al V zipARIES By Watt Disney Mickey Mouse Or 000111111 CLAY R POLLAN - Awards go to gris and boys between the aqes al 7 and 47 when Melt questions Ore answered m Ask Andy whim Send your 'question on a post cord to As Andy the Solt Lake Tribune PO Box 867 Solt Lake City Utah 84110 ova : 1 v II - ot I 4 liww6 'All 1 1 ( I )) - - s 1 ) 1i D7AR111::iaY T4H1E ' I sN6:E1: 13 ffgrA TAR GAZER) I - By Saunders and Ziegler I TEACHER( CHOOLe ':4 3 GE T EVEN WITH HiS i NarE THAT t ' AFRAID He 1'M MiGI-I- T TRY TO 11:WhiYIS BACK ABOUT IlrAvit- -- -- ' P ' MAMA GCrr ON - 4 - -- - And sends a glft book te Alice Patterson ton Rouge to for her questott ! 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