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Anrwef rtvioo fuiil ANDY CAPP 3 Tta Pittsburgh Press, Monday, June 26, 1 972 Crossword Puzzle Mm Hi Andy we've cot ANW' we've cor I fPLLSAiTWSFORW I WJR RELATIVES IhuWJ JIM AN PEGSYS -THPf NEVER vr vwr OrSE-WARMIN' QAVHV IS IT HOfTgR IN SUMMER IWAN IN WINTER llta Smith oyster 6 Inclusiva ACROSS I Small object to be strung Brooch 8 Jewels 32 All (prafix) 13 Mariner's direction 14 Gather crops 15 Girl's nnma 16 Accepted (ab.) 17 Great (Ger.) 38 Charm 20 Bussed 22 Night bird 23 Cut off short 24 Glisten 27 Redeems 31 Difficult. 32 Varnish ingredients 33 Bridle part 34 According to (Fr.) 35 Something inevitabla Chemical suffix (var.) 37 Northwestern state 39 Potato (dial) 40 Devotee 41 River in Switzerland V. Lavishly decorated 43 Wash insida of mouilx 49 Falsifier 50 Sped. 52 Press 53 Buddhist priest 54 Born 55 Trim 56PubdrintcS 57 Streets (ab.) 58 Hereditary element DOWN1 1 Bell sound 2 Masculine name 3 Feminine name 4 Precious stone 5 Produced by Martinez, CA OUR svmzz us 6UM gHlKES MORS PlRgCllY UPON OUK PART OP TH? 22Fortabla lights 35 Go without food 36 Lobe decoration 38 Crowns 39 Chinese. pagoda 41 Feminine appellation 42 Spanish jar 43 Iranian coia 44 Title (ab.) 7 Throat ornament 8 Clutches 9 Lampreys 30 Partner 31 Hastened 39 Be in debt 21 Electrified particles 24 Counterfeit 25 Circle of light 26 Asian country 27 One's share 28 Death notice 29 Ore cavity 30 One who (suffix) Ljq 'b BRASS HATS lmnmyS these abe some fIiKafn fJ, EAC OU HAVE PESfOWSIBlLITIE JPJ the right to that go EARTH THAN IN WINTER.

46 Mastery Scot.) 47 Lend 48 Grafted (her.) 51 Eagle (comb. form; var.) POGO Johnny Wonder Why Is It Hotter In Summer Months? Summer is one of the seasons that divide the year. You know that it is the sun that warms us. Rays of sunshine itream onto the earth, warming the ground and water. In summer a lot of sunshine pours onto our part of the earth, and so it is warm.

In winter, when we get less sunshine, it is cooler. 1 12 13 14 I 15 16 17 I 8 19 (10 111 12 13 18 22 23 24" 26 I 27230" 7 32 33 34 3T 37 38 40 1 41 1LJ 42 143 144 45 46 47 48 49 52 53 54 55 I 56 57 58 I I I I I I I A radio, camera, globe or other fine prize will be awarded to the jirst young-tter tending in a question vsei here. Send yours to Johnny Wonder, co The Pittsburgh Press, Bo 775, Pittsburgh, 25230. But the causes of hot weather is not the distance from the sun. In fact, the earth is millions of miles closer to the sun in December than in July.

The hot weather of summer is caused by the straight-ness and direction of the sun's rays. Brother Juniper During summer, our part of the earth is leaning toward the sun and the sun shines more directly upon us than in winter. During the long summer days, the earth absorbs more heat than it can give off during the short night, and so the days are even warmer. In winter our part of the earth leans away from the sun, causing the sun's rays to shine slantwise upon us. They must pierce more of the atmosphere and so lose more of their heat than in summer.

Johnny Wonder's Fun Book is an exciting 64-page collection of games, puzzles, drawings and things to do. To order yours, send 50 cents per copy (which includes tax and postage) to: Fun Book, Box 476, The Press, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15Z30. SpQtSPfflL- PAg H6 SOT A MAHPLM. WHAT'S TW6 UriST? VtoNDEBIN' IP THE 2 I I I OUST 6TAWS UP OtPZOPyZ 6NA 06 A PCOSMAN-) THB HOfY POE5 THE BOTTOM, C1 THAT.

-Ah'vs vvrTHorr a pccpr. exi Keep youk BALANCfe im iZwZ REX MORGAN, M. i- STlTS" r-T-pv L1i0HYe'S STILL IN il fODP THE Tl PONT THINK IT HAS AN A III ET MARK SVRGiRY, LAURA rTH ACCIDENT MOMENT HE PUT HIS -M my powt you eo om in a I. I ift wJ happen, pp. fist through a heaw WHILE PARK THE CAR? -v I 1 ivSoBf MORGAN GLA55 PCOR, ll REX 19 WAITING IN Jmf I fTl I If rOC 1 MTTr rfTlX lT ANP 5EVERELK LACER- THE LOBBV IPT- UJJ I Ljf LJl 1 fS HIS ARM THE I -drTY rTr i flJT tTCf I JIM Knukseson the tloorpioM I WjLN I 1 II ITl 1 f1! "IK, A KEMARk'ABLE FIR5TAIP 71 YOUR SECRET INGREDIENT fr COULONT tVEN CT ftE TfclMS VJASTE nJ UDE ll jMCRRie- 7 bugs BUNNy OKS OF MY AlOST MAV5 YOU SEEN SORRY ABOUT PERSISTENT CREDITORS THAT PEAPBEAT WAY! vL, THATJ r- IS PURSUIMS SYLVESTER? OUCH! I fTl Teen Forum Lifetime Is Longer Than Two By JEAN ADAMS VI "What's with the collection, Man? The best things in life are like free." PERSISTENT: Q.

Ever since I started dating this boy he has tried stuff on me. I won't let him touch me but he keeps on trying. He says he loves me and I guess he does. But sometimes I think it's going to be a mistake marrying him because things pop into my mind, like maybe he's just waiting to go to bed with me. Best Of Guest Edgar Guest But why would someone step into a big situation just for something like that? If he needs it that bad he can get it some place else.

He'doesn't have to keep trying on me. We have been going together two months. I am 15 and he is 20 and we are supposed to get married some time next year. I love him. A.

Two months is a pretty short time to try. Many boys try longer. Two months is a VERY short Tfie Ladies' Aid Without the ladies, church would be deprived of fine embroidery The surplices by choir boys worn would frequently be soiled and torn Without the ladies' thoughtful care the altars would be of flowers be bare Who'd get the dinners now and then For those club meetings of the men And pour the coffee in each cup and later pick the dishes up? Without the ladies' help, the men just once but mt apain Without the ladies, parsons all for aid in vain would often call The heedless men would come and go And little care or interest show For church and home, alike are much They both need womm's gentle touch There's not a temple in the land but needs the work by women planned They give their thought and time nnd re. to make God's house a dwelling fair And so this tribute small is paid unto the faithful Ladies' Aid. SHORT RIBS JEAN ADAMS HEAR 1P02ESAOIHERWOMAM IN1HE KINSS LIFE? VfAM; AND SHE50USIM(5 A LOT OF PROBLEMS ARQUND WE CASTLE.

'SHES TME KlNfGS MOTHER-IN-LAW. V0UMEAN-1WE SHESTME KlNfGS QUEEN KNOWS MOTHER-IN-LAW. Ci ABOUT HER? d-r 7 ficials have been at odds over the ccditions under which the $125,000 world championship match will be played. DON'TBECIf IMIIVl Fischer Keeping Moves Secret LOS ANGELES (UPD -When Bobby Fischer didn't up in island, as expected yesterday there was f.c::cern he had changed his mind about Lussian Hers Spafsky in the world chess championship there Juiy 2. But Fischer, in seclusion hs.c, every intentio.i rf playing Spassky, a source said today.

Like his gan-c, hov, ever, the exact time the American champion will make his move is uncertain. Fischer and world chess of mm, unnrrwftjM nu to nonr lnc Ail-i puutuH. Inches tvrlconi WH-M lenk h-tier i-it without fulls, with Sutur Wati-On. Umck-fiiH ot Jiil-Kainmit mitnenn, Iron, quirk fiirrjy flcinrnih. I in SJliu nf nouhiH nnrt l.i irp rrpnrtcil.

chwkj. bmtlitir. lopi, hlM, ill Hit borly iioiihl tveloD. Twly uk ilrugiul tor ft time in which to decide on marriage, which you seem to have done. There are too many LONG years between 15 and 20 to make a good dating arrangement.

Sixteen, which you will be a year from now, is too young to get married. Think about these figures. You may love your boyfriend now and he may love you now, but a lifetime is usually much longer than two months. CLOTHES CRY: Q. My clothes look so bad on Not that I'm fat or have broad shoulders.

I'm just a regular kid with a stupid-looking wardrobe. Part of the reason is my mother. She buys my clothes at cheap stores. She doesn't think they look bad, but they do. A.

I do not think it is so much low-priced clothes as wrong ones; plus a lack of communication between you and your mother. Talk to her. Make a list of things you need. Ask her to decide the store and the price but to let you find the kind of clothes that your friends wear and that you like. Millions of American teen-agers look good in low-priced clothes that are well chosen with teen-age tastes in mind.

Jean Adams reads and considers every letter, but she regrets that she cannot answer each personally. Mail your questions and comments to Jean Adams, care of The Press, Box 776, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15230. LIQUID TABLETS mm 'HruiAiii riiciirtM (iii.im Legal Notices Legal Notices Pursuont to order of Court of Common Pitas ot Allegheny County at No. 3138, Jurv Term, 1972.

R. Douolas Lonp, Director of the Department cf Supplies of the Clfv of Pittsburgh os Sales Aoent tor said City of Pltlshurah will offer for Public Solo on June 26, 1972, ot 10:00 A. D.S.T., at City Tow round, 29th Street and A.V.R.R., Pittsburgh, Pa. STEV: CANYON THE flfoK will AN? YOUK ARTICLE YOU WAV X. WILL kYWvS VaNP SARi3A55fl AN iS-ty CAVE THE NEWSPRINT V1KIN5 SAUNA PARLOR HAW IN 1VITH CAUTIOUS UNTIL.

ALR'ACV CARTOONIST 50 HE jely POTEST, I KEEP COMPANY-SO WE ANP ROMAN BATHHOUSE US CNLVPCf CS fJFFct) IS SAFE, BUT WE CAREFUL RECORDS COULD PUBLISH THIS GRAFFITI WAS QUOTED L- FOR AWHILE A YOUR ilOZY A OFF NEEPL5 LIBERATED WOMEN -A-HER6 ISA )W WEEK EVEN BY THE Plfl 1 1f TILL MUST PRO- iibc-- ylfW 1 S-T-T UPTOWNfrf THANkf TECT ONE ANOTHER 6 fti- ij Dan 192 Notm Make Serial Chevrolet 1 7 No record 5 7 Thomas Woods 5 7 Edward R. Atkinson 5 8 John Murphy 5' 8 Willie Cyrus 5 8 William L. Warfleld it 9 Roberta Craven 3 10 Joseoti Stahl S10 Edith Smith Buick Ford Chevrolet Pontlac Cad'lkic Plymouth Rambler Amount $520 00 157.00 1500 154.00 154.00 154.CO is; 148.00 148.00 148.0) Out Our Way WHAT'S TH' STORy HE STRIDES OUT ALLTH' TIME SO I OM TH' BATTER WHO 1 WE LET HIM BUWT CMC Ikl AWHILE STAMPS AT THE JUST TO KEEP HIM HAPPV7 IT TAKES di ate: upadjl 1 i ME SEVERAL PITCHES TO HIT HIS RAT- AM IM TH' MEANTIME HE AIMT A CATCHERS Jl 600PAT PUCKIN jnw License 2C2I 7W474 6FS165 29297.1 3C9123 1J5VIJ 0A0452 118722, Temp. None 2GnhJ6 2G9o20 None C26I69 None None None 3E6357 S111I4 6G25A6 562K03 None 0E4I4I 47724N None None Non TrOrP, Tmp. 4K1 122137 4EMC214S14 66JP14746 62J0900ft7 HM'6N1SM57 P452224027 J106501 1 1 2.1543 E1ITH5760I5 452376H1I9119 A6RG200092 OF54Y248397 LS42S66897 SJ0624PA 2131181229 3 1 MSB 256920 DI45C791 55408 V4427050SO O22M4099B SAI130I96 F65V25544 3F4ILI22069 4I847YH6813 41H9YI33052 4F42C237749 mm 5 '10 Thomos Mlchaol Rellly Ford 5 '13 Euqent Galough Ford Van 5 13 Charlie Prultt Buick 5 13 Arnold Burdett, Jr.

Ford 513 Thomas A. Murphy Ford 5 Nick D. Salvotore Dodge $16 Peorl Dominica Grailano Ford 5 11 Judith Edna Smolley Plymouth 5 '18 Frank A. Nordozzi Chevrolet 5 18 No record Dodge 8 19 Robert Thomas Plymouth 5 '19 Alex W. Hornezel Oldsmobilt 519 Yvette S.

Estei Buick 5 20 No record Ford J'20 Chester Stewart Ford 5 21 Walter Morris Chevrolet 5 21 Pascal DIFerio Chevrolt 5 21 Shirley B. Lewll Chevrolet 5 '22 Natalie Sklles Rambler 5 22 Marco A. Imbnrlna CntMlac $'23 Patricio Power Ford 523 Vincent Badamo Buick 139.08 139.01 139 00 139.00 1300 130 00 124 00 124.00 124.00 128.00 121 00 121.00 11800 118.00 115.00 115.00 115 00 112.00 iirno 109.00 HEY, HANPSOME! HEAR AWUT THE CUT-RATE PRICES ON YAPPINGS AT THE JUSTICE OP THE PEACE THIS JUST SAY THE WORE POUj I'M REAPY! F-rd JGIMJ Ford Truck rF7S5 AI153498 3V7oX10'71( FIOR'S 014 lY1716'1-95 SPLlU-7729 411219504s I THINK I'M AN sAr 10100 109.00 ii" oo 10i.no in oo 103.00 103.00 7-W8 M49I3 rtro Dotvm Define Cheviolit Ford 5 '23 Milvln L. McDanleli 5 23 Ftfella Watson 5 25 Gerald W. Bodllni 75 Kenneth A.

SowlnsM 5 Rerlrand S. Wotb, Jr. 5 2 record j27 Jcin' and Roglno Anderson Terms ot Sale Cash MINIMUM BID $14. CO 8H5V54 N'n ISOUIWH 97.00 M. Public Auctun ol there goes mr AUNT Highest i iiit C7 i K' ony or 011 This sale to lollsly the lien ct the City of Pl'tihtrgh tor trwino and Imonindit.o low with cost of proceedings.

The seller does not guoronlet tltlrs to tlie ohove vehicles. All further oroceedlna to perfect or secur tine in abov vehiclei hall be ot the purchaser i expense. rU7Ttm MUST REW0VE0 with'n RALPH LYNCH, City Solicitor DANIEL M. CURTAIN, Assistant City Solicitor i-lt THE WOES WART.