Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 28

TOR: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, IMS TODAY'S QUOTATION: "It's to know exactly when one ends, and the next be- flu, but it's somewhere around nine o'clock at night." 'TUESDAY FOR EVERYONE; the A.M. hours to circulate catch up with visits, correspon dence or trips. Recheck facts, In formation in the afternoon; be guarded as to what you say, sign LOOK FOR YOUR BIRTHSIGN AND BIRTiroATB BELOW 'ARIES March 21 to April 19 i- Let dear ones, partners assist you; facilitate remote undertakings; play tare in transit. TAURUS April 20 to May 20 with kin, dependents for common gain. Use goods at hand; be ingenious; elude setbacks.

GEMINI May 21 to June 20 -r See loved ones; polish outside don't take the lead or impede joint achievements. June 21 to July 22 Stabilize holdings; activate ular tasks. Preserve harmony; be calm; shun late houra. 23 to Aug. 22 Smooth ruffled relationships; use tact, warmth, magnetism; bypass chance-taking, risks.

VIRGO Aug. 23 to Sept. 22 Operate from home, office; depend on capabilities, surroundings; maintain standing. LIBRA Sept. 23 to Oct.

22 Be receptive to others' thoughts; exercise tact. Watch your step in transit, with strangers. SCORPIO Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 Accelerate efforts regarding finances, career; dispel difficulty; don't spend excessively.

'SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22 to Dec. 21 Be circumspect, original; don't let hesitancy, resistance circumvent plans. CAPRICORN Dec. 22 to Jan 19 Promote resources, good wil of higher-ups; boost secret ven tures; shun involvements.

AQUARIUS Jan. 20 to Feb 18 Be receptive to inspiration Guard against strain with inti mates; avoid undue risks. PISCES Feb. 19 to March 2C A.M.: See higher-ups. Later be industrious; don't let sociabili intrude in business.

y. (PLANNING AHEAD Good lor aociability, entertaining, etc. September 27, October 4, 7, 13,14 15, 17. 20, 22. 'age 28 Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Monday, September 23, 1963 Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimiriy I CM JUST CATCH MY TEN MINUTES SINCE QUITTING TIME 6OINCT AND CHILDREN FOIST THE MALE WORKERS THINK THEY'VE AM ELEVATOR AT LAST-THEM COMES THE GAL HERDjv -v IkM JUO A HXTLO fWT HP CLEVELAND 35, CH4IO trtiTcM.1*^ IMt.

rmtrrtl. The Almanac BT UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Today is Monday, Sept. 23, the 266th day of 1963 with 99 to fol- ow. The moon Is approaching first quarter. The morning star is Jupiter.

The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. Those born today include Augustus Caesar, the first Roman imperor, in 63 B. C. On this day in history: In 1779, the U. S.

S. Bonhomme Richard, commanded by the American naval hero John.Paul Jones, defeated the British frigate Serapls in a naval battle off coast of Scotland. In 1926, Jack Dempsey lost the heavyweight championship boxing title to Gene Tunney as 120, 000 fans watched in Philadelphia. In 1943, the United States, Great Britain, Russia. and China established the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Admin- istration to help war- liberated areas of the world.

In 1950, Congress adopted the Internal Security Act, providing 'or registration of Communists and their Internment in times of emergency. President Truman tad vetoed the act. A thought for the day former American President Harry Truman said: "The responsibility of the great states is to serve and not to dominate the world." One reason women live longer than men: They are more successful in keeping their weight down, according to insurance studies. Youths Pedal Across Country In 54 Days COLUMBUS, Ohio Two Columbus youths dipped the rear wheels of their bicycles in the Atlantic Ocean at Ocean City to signal the start of a coast-to-coast bicycle trip. Fifty-four days later they dippet the front wheels into the Pacific Ocean at Crescent City, to end the journey.

The. two energetic cyclists are Philip Lyons, 19, and David Reyn olds, 18, both 1963 graduates North High School here. They returned home by bus and car. WISHING Registered u. S.

Patent Cftfice. NOW YOU KNOW BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL The United States produced more than $18 billion worth of minerals in 1961, according to the World Almanac. 5 A A 8 A 2 4 A 6 3 I 8 6 4 8 I 7 3 8 25 .6 5 I 8 4763 8 2 4 the ONE place to call for money the minute you want it i Get up to $2000! 36 mos. to repay! urn YOU SET 200 300 609 1000 1500 2000 REPAYMENT PLANS SM CONJUM1 34.38 51.32 68.25 ilKot. ILL 10AH 11.69 17.13 32.08 ERD1SCOUN 48.05 71.73 95.40 ISMw.

ACT 14.43 21.26 40.41 CO. ACT 61.96 92.49 123.01 Payments include principal and interest YES! For cash in a hurry, call Beneficial. Get cash fast for fast for any good reason, ihe folks at Beneficiai ilka to very minutel Available: Loans life-insured at low cost BENEFICIAL FINANCE SYSTEM IOANS OVER $600 MADE BY BENEFICIAL CONSUMER DISCOUNT CO. Beneficial Finance Co. of Lebanon 2nd Fleer Celonlal Theatre Bide.

Cor. of 9th Cumberland, LEBANON CRestvIew 2-7681 Ask for the YES MANafer 6 4 A 4 3 2 ft I 2 A 5 3 4 7 3 fi IT 3 7 5 2 8 7 6 2 8 I 4 6 8 735 ERE ia a pleasant little game that will give you message every day. It it a numerical puule designed to spell out your fortune. Count the letters in your first name. If the number of is 6 or more, subtract 4.

If the number is less than 6, add 3. The result is your key number. Start at the upper left-hand corner of the rectangle and check every one your key 1 numbers, left to right. Then read the message the letters under the checked figures give you. INS, Wllll.m 1.

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PUNISHMENTS ENOUGH TO RAMPART B7CM HI5 PILEAAMA, HILPX TOME INFORMS HER CO -CONSPIRATORS THAT POOLIE5 CHARLIE' MU5T WALKASAW. BEETLE BAILEY I'D TO OP. A WAY TO I IP CATCH BEETLE LOAFlMS MORE, IVE SOT TO PISUREAWAY" TO SST BACK AT STEVE CANYON WHO WILL THEN BEING CHAE6JS WITH I CHEETAH WHEN Hit WIFE APPEARS WITH GUN IN HAND ANOTHEE U.S. TYPE STOPS THE WOMAN WHEREUPON THE HUSBAND PUT5 A SLOW AOAIN5T THE GOOD SAMARITAN FOB TOUCHING HANPS UP0K THE IT 15 UNFUNNY FAKE OFTEN TO MY CAFE NOW COMES THIS li.S.TVPS CALLED JAYPEE DYSK To 5EUP To LOCO FARM FOE HAVIN6 (50T INTO THECASARET I PESeKVE SUCH FATE? FIRST THERE IS THE INPO-CHINE5E CALLED'CHEETAH- 9 7 8 3 A 5 8 6 A 4 A 8 2 by SAKREN ACROSS l.Vcil 6. Proofreader's mark 11.

Halo 13. Oat genus 14. First game 15. Moslem gold coin 16. Afternoon snack 17.

Flange 19. Political party: abbr. SO. Turn to account 22. Tiny 24.

Battlefield 27. Competitors 29. Musical composition 31. Off pitch 32. New Zealand aborigine' 33.

Oust 35.Uraeus 37. Conger 38. Capuchin monkey 41. Legendary giant 43. Yield 45.

Fowl 46. Calabar bean alkaloid antelope 48. Ovules SOIUTION OF SATURDAY'S PUZZLE DOWN l.Tax 2. Anticipation. S.

Courtway 4. Put on 5. Debilitate 6. Boor 7. Greedy 52 41 45 3T 33 If il SI 19 39 9-29 8.

Renovation 9. Glossy paints 10. Oriental lute 12. Elaborate melody 18. Russ.

community 20. Literary collection 21. Inert 23. Compass point 24. Btb.

king 25. Revolved 26. Isolated 28. Fr. lace: abbr.

30. Hewing tool 4. Father: Fr. 36. Raisin: Sp.

38. Confident- 39. Jejune 40. Taverns 41. prince 42.

Gender 44. Mark aimed at in curling ARCHIE ARE YOU OUR WOULD OH, ME CAN B6 THE AW, HmT.L PROBABLY WANT FOREMAN TO BE THE OF THE EVERYBODY I'VE INVITED THE. PRINCIPAL TO PARTICIPATE IN OUR CLASSROOM COURT ACQUIT 'NOWSHE'LL BE TOO TUCkEREO OUT THIS GOT ANDMA TO WATWRMBLON GRANDMA BARNEY SNUFFY OF ALLTH', LDONTKNOW WHYVCyRESO UPSOT, SNUFFY- IT WUZNT VOREH09 BALLS O'FIRE" IT COULD LOW-DOWN SHIF'LESS SOMEBODY STOLE CALEB'S i A MUV3 LAST NIGHT, SNUFFY.