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Show '4T The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, September 21, 1973 Hagar tin Horrible Flow Was Judge Parker Bv Dili Browne I TePRidis! Europe ? ctimzfinod X i ISPEAP...LAW ANP ORDER RpM'T some GOV Nice 3E THl )(IST--1 JUST OiAoesi&H; 1! Donald Duck Fml Bv Wall Disney Bael ID Alex (iraliam , CepvtiK Wi!i LStntr reliie Bv Bolt Montana Gasoline Bx Vile Frank Ivin" ARE YOU KIDDING? I STARTED UP IN FROM OF THE 'CHOK'UT SHOP YESTERDAY, AND LEFT RUBBER Blondie -- Bx 4. hie V nun" U Have A Question? Ask Andy Secrets Of Electricity Lie in the Small Electron negative charge. It has been estimated that the number of these midgets in a pound is two followed by is zeros. The energy of one electron is negligible. But the combined energy of 10,000 electrons can be harnessed to keep a light bulb burning for one hour. Andy Mftdt O comeltt Mt of the Merit Students Encvciooedto 14. Channeiview. to Dkine Sanders. Ten , for her question: 2 2 1 2 2 What exactly is electricity? We know how to generate it and we most certainly know how to make use of it. Scien- tists can explain what is nec-- 2 essary to make it work. They also explain that electricity is a form of energy. But nobody can say what it actually is. In fact, people learned how to generate and use it long before they knew the first thing about what goes on behind the scenes. billion-billio- The trick is to pry zillions of electrons from their atoms and organize them to move in Some the same direction. atoms are more helpful in this matter than others. For example, our electrical wires are made of copper because each copper atom has one Basically, electricity is a form of energy that a tiny atom uses to hold itself in shape. Down in the of atomic tie electron. In a cloud chamber, this invisibily small particle leaves a trail which proves that it bears a rather loosely attached electron. It can be jolted free and made to march in an electric mini-worl- d - n current. The jolting is called voltage. of electrons It pushes zillions through a wire circuit. In a battery, the voltage jolt is provided by chemicals. In a generator, it is produced when copper coils cut continuously through the field of energy around a magnet. An electric current gets going when the two ends of a wire loop are connected to the battery or generator. The wire must be an unbroken circuit Nobody Knows Nobody knows exactly how voltage power pushes zillions of energetic electrons through a wire circuit. But it dees and we can make it work to give us different types of electric current. In direct current, the moving electrons march together in the same direction. In alternating current, they march in step, jogging back and forth at so many times per second. On Slatri Giant generators have enough voltage power to push teeming electrons through wire circuits hundreds of miles long. Most of them are adjusted to generate alternating current, in which the electrons jog to and fro. Chances are, the billions of energetic electrons that light a reading lamp jog back and forth 60 times every second. BUT X PRICE OKA 1 GOT TWO SOOD .THEY'RE OFFERING-CONDITIONS PRICE FOR THE COMMERCIALS, MOOSE... AND WITH RESIDUALS A ONE FLeTCHER you SHOULD DO VERY WEI- L- 1 TO CVRECT COMMERCIALS.. i ! J. ) ..WHAT? HE HAS ) NOT KNOW THANKS, EXPERIENCE.' kBEST MAN IN ) MOOSE WEIL GET THE BEST ... I ) 3USINSSS. KNOW MAN 'IN THE BUSINESS GUESS. NO J fl'!!' Mill, ilP Daily Quiz jillll Which one of these is not a typical American creature? REYNARD TABBY JUMBO BRUIN in 1. A tureen suggests course at dinner? i ' which 2. SALAD tnuruvi nturvu Keg. Smxllie SOUP MEAT DES- SERT 3. Which one of these is usually an ailment of children? - MALARIA TYPHOID BETES MUMPS DIA- leaders think American morals are now subject to EROSION RUSTING MILDEWING MOLDING 4. Many church WAFFLE STOMPERS' is A Stillsons wrench intended primarily for SCREWS BOLTS PIPES SPARKPLUGS 5. HEAVY IUG SOUS MEN'S WOMEN'S ANSWERS (Sinquinid) YOUTHS' AudeiSomod et.) y TOP-GRAI- model N InuterioBhowM. pOWwnkctfwr b MOMMA, VO WAVS Mell CHARISMA DOES MEAN LOOKING TlKEP PROM RUNNING AKOWND WITH BUM9 t PAY ANP NIGHT DOESN'T IT? "OWApriMA''? f op comt V GU VO, PKANCl 4J (313 uoisoaa dnos DELUXE in sadtj s sduinre 1 Momma g Z (jueqdaia) oqumf i I fl Stexe (!anon Keg. in Milton (ianilT $37 tfcIVtETS osVw v end racingovve SJsSTHANlNURlOa Sorts. This is $25 helmet H Colors full Coverage PEA OOAT $3 1 WRIST ROCKET SLINGSHOT SUPE8 POWER I stiel AMV.O. EQX WATfl-TICH- T CO " , -S- UPER REC. 4 Marv NAVY BLUE i ii WARM 15.00, PLYWOOD PANELING MBITABI SEAL Beoutiful BRAND everlasting BUY & SAVE AT f Bv LEFT RIGHT IN FRONT Sannder !C S AN' THERE . ( AT LEAST WAS THE SCOTCH H VOU WAITED TILL A OVER--- - 'I HAD GONE GIVE YOU CREDIT FOR THAT.' r BUT I WONT VOU dare leave HERE ALONE THAT TOMORROW-WHI- LE WORTH AT WORK STAY WITH 3G5FJ4 Frnl THE GUESTS A I'M try SULLA KF 1 orlh MRS. NEX' SHE'D ME? . i I |