Show 4 " DRAW BY STAN THE HEART OF JULIET JONES - I THE HERALD JORDAN'S HEALTH COLUMN DR it is' light (t 8:30 a m and does not get dark until about 00 p m ' !(?! of twins for every 100$ births There are two kinds of twins By Edwin P Jordan MD WHEN PEOPLE have twins triplets quadruplets or quintiip-let- s Fraternal twins are the result it s certainly exciting lor fell of fertilization of twtf eggs Such concerned though perhaps some- twins may' be of the same or of 4 what terrifying to the parents opposite sex One of the most interesting r Except for having identical cent reports on multiple' births birthdays they may be as difIs from New York City where ferent from each other as any they have recorded the births of other brothers or sisters with more than three times as many different dates of birth-Thfertilization of a single egg triplets so far this year as were which later divides results Jn statistically expected Vital staLstics show that' triple identical twins Identical twins births usually occur once in about i are always of the same sex and 10000 deliveriea The explana-lar- e much alike in both physical tlon for this phenomenon is not and mental characteristics One twin Is really the mirror image apparent In the United States qiladrup- - of the other lets are born once in “about 570- —a— 000 white births-anonce in some THERE ARE ABOUT 237000 colored births Triplets as many Identical twina as In whites occur once In about there are fraternal twins-Twi9828 births and In colored once caifttol claim to be suIn 5631 re perior just because they A similar aituation exists for twins (Neither are they infertwins which appear once in 73 A ior) The belief thal twins are colored births and one in 924 less fertile than persons born white births singly is not supported by facts The Rental and physical develAGE OF THE MOTHER opment of identical twins is howto be an influence It seem ever much alike curious that women under ?0 Twins and other multiple chilhave twins only sip times in 1000 dren are often bom prematurely while women 35 tb'39 have 17 sets so theyare comparatively poorly — devxlopedat the time of birth and have a ‘smaller chance of living past Infancy-- -' The higher death rate at or soon after birth explains why ope fees fewer twins triplets or quadruplets around than one would expect from' knowing the frequency with which they are born e ALLEY HAMLIN BY V T OOP HAS HE MU6TK OOtXAHe3 TERRORIZED TMWiWI KNOW on KILLED Oft T PRESUME WOULD HE ®£ SUCH A BSE ROSBSO (WHONE? ! REPUWlON i’ one-four- th By Gladys M ns "ao-pea- L“a TURNER BY LESLIE CAPTAIN EASY rs j Answer to Previous Puzzle Vegetobls Market 1 ACB0SS Hardy type 62 sailyard iftroquoian Indian 15 Farm 16 Before CAPP 17 Fruit drinks 4 Salad vegetable 5 First-quart- er 11 moon 6 Rowing Brood of implement 7 Red — is Known on the ot India Great 9 God den of 30 Pestered discord 23 Masculine 10 Military nickname assistant 28 Steamer (ab) 24 Caroused 28 Eagle's nest 32 Malt drink S3 Son of Seth 'pheasants LI'L ABNER II Wheat — Require lOAfricin river 21 Greek letter 24 Enthralled 25 Pen name of Charles Lamb 26 Shift 27 Condemn 20 Oriental food 30 Press 31 Lampreys 34 Beginners 37 Withdraws 39 Assam silkworm 42 Bud's sibling 44 Sampled 46 Form 48 Cosmic order 49 Sour 50 Remove" 52 Musical quality 53 Ireland 54 Interpret 57 Operated 35 Forefather 36 Wharf ‘31 Cany (coll) 40 Mountain pan 41 Biblical weeds 43 Carnivorous' mammals 45 Pnetic contraction 47 Narrow inlet 43 Root vegetable St Sampler BUGS BUNNY H Ripped It Piece of baked clay 80 Golf term 1 Geraint's wife in IY SAUNDERS AND WOGGON STIVE ROPER '-- ' r KEEP US FREE OFSERMSI everyWHEREV twatv WHY VERMEER THEN1 WHAT'S THE GOOD OF TAKING A BATH ARE TO I GERMS - HOW rCOME WE ALWAYS 'HAWE TO TAKE r 80-fo- legendi PRISCILLA'S POP fan Ten expectant fishermen preDON'T FORGET the first Idaho pared to leave forLac La Ronge air breakfast at McCall June 28 Saskatchewan Canada last week 10:00 a m Breakfast ' will bo and 'life' only thing that delayed served at the beautiful Shore them was that Ray Gilbert of Lodge on the Payette Lakes Lewiston who was flying his Cessna 170 wts also an expectA new unicorn has been ant father and his passenger Dr — at Moab on 1228 me Robert Skabclund had ta deliver the new baby for him before they NYTE FLYTE INC hai ancould take off Dr Murray Nlrh- - nounced the development of an ols also of Lewiston waited for electronic device which enables them and they ' Joined two other the pilot in fllghtto turn on runplanes of the fishing party at way lights' by pressing the micro Idaho Falls at breakfast time! phone button The only equipment In the Valley Alrmotlve Cessna necessary Is a NYTE FLYTE 172 were Lynn Miller of Ilyrum unit at the airport' and a standard d transmitter In the plane Several pilot Ray Holmgren of Bear Kenneth Farf bf Sait pilots we know could have used City Flying his Cessna 175 juch a device on occasion at the was Max Fonnesbeck and with Logan airport! him were Joe Rabb attorney Bert Harris and Seth Godfrey A nation-wid-e flying speed limit -- all of Logan of 180 mph for aircraft below Flying via Great Falls Mont 2000 feet above ground has been tow SWift Current Canara they proposed to the Federal Aviation checked In at customs having to Agency by the 75000 member pay a small customs fee and the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Assotaxi fare for the customs officer ciation (AOPA) Such a apeed to come to the airport They en- limit would replace the countered scattered thundershow-er- a high density zones at many of from there to Prince Albert the nation's major air traffls and rain Into the settlement of areas Lac La Ronge Eight flying hours At Phillips Field brought them to the “end of the Pocatello road'juid Into the land of lakes there lias been a POMOLA (poor A VOR station had just been man’s opticat landing aid) Inestablished at Swift Curran stalled on runway 21 The which Is the only one lit western POMOLA wus devised by the Canada and the flieri were able Navy to eliminate undershoot and to get weather forecasts along overshoot landings It Is aa the way adaptation of the old principle of lining up two objects and keeping THE FOLLOWING DAY they them In line to maintain a conprocured a guide and three motor stant' straight-lin- e approach boats and all 'went in differeht rear panel is pinted Blaze Ordirections on the lake to cast and ange and front panels are Fluortroll for Northern Pike Return- escent Green with a black stripe ing at the end of the day each running through ea'cT- i- — of the ten anglers' had their limit and 300 pounds of fish were Pea-Picker brought ashore and sent to the plant to be filleted and frozen for JOLIET 111 (UPI) — Prisoner the trip home! They were disap- Joseph Alexander 28 climbed to -thit they the top bf an pointed the next-d- ay water tower' could not go out for some of the In Statevllle Penitentiary Tuesday big trout because of heavy rain and sat down He came down sev-er- al Some of the Pika they caught hours later add said he'd Just were from 10 to 14 pounds They got tired of picking peas on his have a long fishing day there ps work detail -- Arthurian Al the ' ns 55 Froiter 36 Exist ' - Lloyd at thia time of year The three planes departed from Lac La Ronge early the next morning with low clouds and fog and aa they proceeded to Saskatoon they encountered rain showers again into Swift Current They made stops at these places and from Swift Current hit stout winds of about' 40 knots They were side winds which neither helped nor hindered The weather improved aa they approached Great Falls and there were only high scattered clouds from there to Logan IThey arrived here about-7:0in the evening having had a fine fishing end flying experience! This is the third year ) that planes have departed from Logan for this fishing haven and it sccins that the popularity of the - trip' is increasing — soma other lliers ere looking forward to a flight to that area later hi Rlv--an- green odd lScfllUsH BY AL aa HH DOWN TSfiUffe ot ' indine 2 Gramlparental 3 Feminine ' appellation 12 Not -- nnRD M Abstruct being 5 Corn on -- the9 String or BY JOURNAL—IB JUltas IS 196 Logan (Cuba County) titan THURSDAY 7 BATHS THE STORY OP MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS uclbutmT ftVi uses Kwnethk woman phoned It K FUMMQSHT CLASS LOWE'S AfNtT MSNT AUD SAD SHE KNOWS 4-- U KILLED BY WHO MS WITH MB JUST BEFORE EC ISMS ACTOR MOWN QM6t moem EDGAR MARTIN BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES FRECKLES IY AND HIS FRIENDS Say i&jr XT OF THE dm lOAtome house mmo hoohi oyt oywT yjy fro pJ'n o CM "2 SI nVuiHLS GMLI A “ IY IM soil DO V I KLIEVE FORAFELLATO WMr-- r - J R WILLIAMS That1 Thais THe USUAL BIG HOOK FCX HAUUM' WEAK APPLICATION SWIMMERS OUT ‘ WATERT MERRILL BLOSSER Bur ‘in the y ‘W0ULPN'T THINK OF' FROVEO I VOU ARE THINKING WHAT COME JSfji V'' — HECKLIN' OR RAZZIN HIM- -I WOULDN'T EVEN THINK OP LOOKIN’ BACK- -Z WOULDN'T THINK OF — ill DEAD OF E s&al 0 RIP KIRBY BY ALEX I'VE NEVER FORGOTTEN A COMBINATION IN MY UF£ BUT I’LL JOT THE FIGURES DOWN TO PROVE TO THAT SAFE OWNER I'VE UNWITTINGLY ACQUIRED tiUUY KNOWLEDGE — HEROae AR MADE -- NOT BORN JUS REYNOLDS |