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Minneapolis, Minnesota
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'1 BOBBY SOX By Marty Links By Paul Ketcham DENNIS THE MENACE MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE April 22. 1963 8- Friends Think Couple Is Married Q. A GIRL became pregnant after going steady. She told the doctor that she was married. Since then the couple has been representing themselves as man and wife and I LIKE IT HERE by GEORGE GRIM A PFRSONAI.

NON-rAMPFR I pnterpri a strange npw world of highways, canvas, chopped coleslaw, license their friends and relatives all believe it. Heaven knows what would happen if they knew the truth. For some reason he insists on waiting until after the baby is born before marrying her. (1) Can this create any trouble with the law? (2) If it becomes known by the hospital or doctor, is there apt to be trouble? A. (1) PROBABLY NOT.

(2) No. Information from Legal Aid Society, a United Fund aeencv. MR. FIXIT AH right! reserved AT T-' Yt "9 U- 5. Pol OB -i-.

19,51 bv lln. red Feolur. Sv-rri, role W. Only two years away from the Boy Scouts and already Bernhardt's forgetting about being honest and trustworthy!" "Margaret wants to know the size of that baby bird Dennis found. Is it teeny, teeny-weeny, or teeny-weeny-eeny?" Q.

IS IT TRUE that rheumatism is caused by deficiency of vitamin A. RHEUMATISM is a word which covers all sorts of aches and pains. Arthritis is the name given to diseases of the joints. Most arthritis is definitely not the result of a vitamin deficiency. MEDICAL INFORMANT Q.

HOW MANY CALORIES are there in one tablespoon of homogenized honey? A. 60. Minnesota State Nutrition Council. Q. CAN A BANK make float charges against federal checks such as Social Security checks, AAC (Farm program) or other pension checks? A.

YES. ITS BEING a government instrument does not make it any less expensive to handle. Information from Minnesota Commerce Department. Q. IS THERE ANY appreciable difference in the calorie content of new potatoes and potatoes six months old? A.

No. Minnesota State Nutrition Council. (Mr. Fiil wtleomei quutiont. Foi a reply, tntloi.

i.lf odd.esi.rj, itamped tnvelopt.l I HI AND LOIS r- i i By Walker and Browne plate poker, and how to make a funnel for gas lantern fuel if you forgot your funnel. It all came with a packet of let's go camping from Dale Fischer, Minneapolis, who is field director of the National Campers and Hikers Association "the Friendliest People in the World." An accountant for Archer-Daniels-Midland, Dale and his wife have gone tenting every summer for a dozen years. Their children, now 17, 13, and 5, have become experienced cross-country campers. "We've put up canvas all the way from Washington, D.C., to the state of Washington," Dale told me. "Until last summer, we pitched a tent.

Now we have a tent-trailer that opens up." THERE ARE 200 members of the state association, North Mankato, Fergus Falls, and Minneapolis. Dale turns all of them mighty campers, with local chapters in Austin, cut a monthly bulletin which can supply a reader with such items as these: ever try newspapers under a mattress for added warmth when ground sleeping? Does the cook ever get anything but cold hotcakes after all hands have been acified at breakfast? How about a reverse pump or mattress deflater that will do a 100 job? These campers are logbook-minded with a vengeance. Dale reported his family trip to Seattle, to the members like this: "We counted 764 trailers of various shapes, ages and sizes, 74 tent trailers, 259 pick-up truck campers and 24 sleepers (just large enough to crawl into and sleep." Of the 764 trailers we counted, there were 109 different kinds, 318 went by so fast we couldn't read the name. We pulled a 17-foot trailer. The most mileage we made in one day was 536, and the least 233." THE SEASON for the indefatigable campers to start for the far horizons is arriving.

To share their enthusiasm, the association people are going to stage a family camping demonstration at the State Fair grounds the Saturday afternoon of May 11. I was warned not to drop over if I imagined an immunity to the call of the open road to canvas. (Or those houses on wheels with the driver sitting behind the wheel in the left, front corner of the living room.) Then, in late June, the Minnesota group will rally for a camp-out at Flandreau State Park near New Ulm their first such get together. I'm a veteran of non-tent camping, with over-the-years residences in hutments, barracks, airplane hangers, Italian barns (there was a war on), Korean schoolrooms there was a police action in progress), a Tibetan lamasery, and the middle shelf of a five-high bunk on a troopship. Dale's happy group sounds somewhat more THE BETTER HALF By Bob Barnes in 1 VK 'geoM'e GOODNESS IT SOUNPS AND EVERy ONCE IN A WHATASHAIffi.Jp "AXfX -V5 THEV'RE PiAVlNS I WHILE THEV TAKE GliySX SARGE SURE: 7" WHAT HE SAVES THEM TI-lAT'S 8 LEFT THE WATER RUNNING 1, I YEAH? IN THE BAZRACKS AND THE LIGHTS CM SAVETMEvlL THEY LOSE IN THE THAT'S Xy- i PAY5 FOR All.

THIS, IMP ffifl1 Sf AguWw yyj "You'll have to leave now, lover boy it's time for that mean old ogre that keeps me imprisoned here to arrive home." JUDGE PARKER By Paul Nichols MARK TRAIL By Ed Dodd litr lis, l.P- llrr.iTyT.Jr.. IN A WAY, AFTER ALL, JUDGE, I JUST MW 7WU VC VrHH.NCU rVCLL. J. BILL'S BEEN FINDING WAS THE COMPLAINT IT OUT ANP THERE ARE HAVEN'T CAN'T TAKE THE WORD OF AEOUT BILL RELATE? fin HAND ME THE SHOTGUfy ljY THAT'S FAR ENOUGH mJt 15 jT Ih V4llit7 YOUNG DON'T W'foR 4Q 'M COME ANY CLOSER M(tJ IMAGINARY ERRORS IN HIS PARTNER'S A MAN WHO'S JUST OUT OF A MENTAL I NO ERRORS. -IS y1CHECKEP I THAT IT, ART-T A IT TO H6 WORK.

WORK a tA is ATT SMTrl A COMPLAINT FROM HIS EMPLOYES, HE PUCE 5 tlLL CORPAy IN FILING AND THEN PHONES JIP66 PNWEK i I -TRIBUNE DAILY WEATHER MAP- PRtPARfcD TWIN CITIES WEATHER BUREAU AT IMS AIRPORT FOIT SIMPSON ISenate Passes Bl Qcu 111 A MISSING Through the CAMERA'S EYE PHICIPITATION I Roy Dunn of Pelican Rapids and Paul Overgaard of Albert i Lea, Conservatives; and Fred Cina of Aurora and D. D. AVozniak of St. Paul, Liberals. Cost of the recount has i been estimated at around i $250,000.

The committee is I directed in the resolution i creating it to make a recommendation as soon as pos-i sible. UPPER MIDWEST Readings U.S. Weather Bureau Official Readings A 12 nour maximum temperature ending 6 in. Sunday. 4 hour minimum ending 6 r-j Svidv, JJhn.ir piecpi-ivmn enTing 6 m.

Sunday. MltitliSOTA e.nnanr. 9 T't 48 J3 f- u-i. errors were found in 60 per cent of the precincts recounted after the last general election. Meanwhile, a special legislative committee to recommend whether the state should pay any or all of the cost of the governor recount was completed with naming of five senate members.

They are Sens. John Zwach of Walnut Grove, Gordon Rosenmeier of Little Falls and Donald Wright of Minneapolis, all Conservatives, and Harold Kalina of Minneapolis and Paul Thuet of South St. Paul, Liberals. House members named earlier are Reps. Aubrey Dirlam of Redwood Falls, for Extra Judges in Busy Precincts Associated Press A bill to require every precinct which cast more than 300 votes in the last general election to employ an extra set of election judges to count the votes was given preliminary approval by the Minnesota Senate Saturday.

Sen. Harveydale Maruska, Angus Conservative, sponsor of the bill, said counting THI PAS I A I ARROWS POIHT WTO WIICTIOH Of TX WIMO n4 jc rNTtNiioit' A Mc 1 tvjincitiis )PtCJ SAN FRANCISCO I i AH ANTONIO ELECTRICAL REMODELING Nwd Moum Power? 10W WINTER PRICES STILL IN EFFECT! Credit Tbi mi. Call TA. 7-I7M tor Free Estimate. Even.

KE iBarcelll 0. B. THOMPSON Elect. Co. 5609 Chicago Ave.

Sr. Stop in Leijrli, and you'll see stars our annual Spring Sale is under way and it's an all-star event. Price tags with red stars mean under $50 blue stars indicate $50 to $100 and gold stars are for items over $100. All sale items are real fine buys; come in and see for yourself. And now, instead of listing a lot of sale items, we'll get back to the real purpose of this space, to give you picture-taking suggestions and tell about new equipment.

A film that is gaining in popularity is Agfachrome comes in 35mm (20 and 34 exposure) and 120 sites. It's a fast color film with a 50 ASA rating and you'll be Interested in this the price includes processing. When Kodak first announced the 1 is 40 73 Ha- fi'ls I St Loud 52 2o WISCONSIN I -i usse '4 36 Emu Cla re 55 28 DAKOTA I G-i Ec is iJ 3J V. nat 23 i 5 40 34 1 Devn L. 46 26 i Fmgo 50 24 smarck 4- 23 A'llfSion 50 2t SOUTH DAKOTA P'ene 45 j7 Wa'errovtn 43 22 Huion 52 25 Mobndije 25 C' LemmO'i 3' 22 Rap.d City 34 27 Sioux ills 56 29 (J BAROMETRIC PRESSURE; DECIMAL IN INCHES WHOIF FIGURES IN MILLIBARS NOON CtT REUPHOLSTER NOW! CALL I 333-4761 I TODAY I A hih pressure system over northern Canada Sunday after UWVM V.ALI.IIUI.U illtvy 1 t'l WllllMllI ltll VII AM A sin.

causing relative coo temneratures. Ihe condition is exnected to ii ngs 2 25 .13 T. 36 24 continue today as precipitation moves across the region from the west. Gj CLEARANCE new Instamatic Cameras, one of our good friends and customers (all our customers are good friends) said, "Get me one, fast!" He got the first one we received, and this week we saw the color prints from his first roll of film, OFHCIAL FORECASTS MINNESOTA- Cooler over stc'e occr.S'ono1 ihoe-5 southeast and Iqi' snow west and dr nn he .5 Russ Draw in Chess LONDON. England (Reu- the Soviet news agency Tassi reported.

The score in the series is now 6V2 to I)'-, in Petrosian's favor mm.nnh.na to ira (lurries a-id enl-a i $15,000 INVENTORY REDUCED While Stocks last. Buy a'temoon or at n.qht. ghs. 30 i so ters) The 12th game of the I world chess championship; south chonc of t-w o'v i match between Mikhail Bo- now ruy luici unu jutc aw iv -rw all perfect exposure, sharp detail, excellent. So far we've Received only models 100 and 300 (300 illustrated); they are cartridge loading.

Slip in the cartridge and you're ready to go. The 300 has automatic exposure control vou can't make a mistake. rr 1 1 ej snow in rn nnrrn O'l nq rp day and a' night gh 40s NOfTH DAKOTA. C'T iS'Onal iro tvinnik and challenger Ti-ram Petrosian ended in a -J 1 on the 53rd move in i i draw n' of n-g EVERY FABRIC Luscious Quilts, Long Wearing Tweed, Texture, Matelasse and Frieze Plus Leather-Like "Nau-gahyde" All Reduced While Stocks Last. Moscow.

U.S.S.R., Sunday, PEP UP HOSPITAL PATIENTS with a RENTAL TV! Hlliiii A1IV Titling your travel pictures (slides or movies) is easy if you title as you travel and take advantage of signs. For instance, if you fly info Denver, take a picture of the sign "Denver Municipal Airport." National Parks and objects of interest wherever yeu go usually have signs you can use as titles. (And we hope you don't have to take any titles that say "Police All I CHAIR, SOFA PER MONTH Or a Housefull You Select The Fabric and Color Park Will Do The Rest 36 43 SOUTH LAKC a "o- g' d.j';ng fr- en no o.kJ a t'j-- er j'-'e-is' rr r. 3S to 5'. 'yn or at gh.

H'g'S 50 1 west to 5ou'rns MONTANA, E-'Sr Cc CCNTirifNTAl D.V1D6. tr-e nij.q 'O i orrs hv 'itp'- n. n- ost'v c'c-Lj-iv A'lth 'p g'T sno v. s' re 'h P3'v a "it- -e-- r'T cnciH-jp gi" i'-, SEADINGS--J-i'JVlD 6 o.fr.. 3" pe- c-nt nPECtPl ATiC -i hoji en 6 O.fn Tc't jnr is ao'e 2 i inches.

SJN ses 6 7 se'i 7:0 fT. MOON pmsp last ses 5 05 a sers 5 i4 COV.FAPATIVE TirMPEPATUPPS Huh 53, Low jl vear ngo hign T0 lov -io At! -time for ttvs aa'e A low for rh.s dae HOURLY TEMPEPATUPES ON PAOE CNE. I- i uniiru nniiiu tiATuitir nnnr Trv nivi REPLACE IT NOW f'Oi? SPRING We have just received the Kowa-E single lens reflex 35mm camera with f2 lens, quick return mirror, automatic diaphragm, coupled exposure meter, shutter speeds 1 sec. to 1500 and B. It's a big value, the camera and case less than $100 at Leigh, Inc.

Give a Gift of REMOTE YOUR OLD FURNITURE HAS VALUE WE'LL PROVE IU CONTROL Save Over The Cost Of New Furniture With Custom Reupholstery By Park. 5 YR. WRITTEN WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEE 1 WEEK DELIVERY (on request) wusfom fitted tops Installed or your car in 4 hours. All colors quaranteed in writinq. Come in now and save CftQR TV GENE RAL lo i i tn our pre- only 1.25 per dayij OBSERVATIONS anOv 'j 3 6: 55 Or rs B4 22 Cl 2 O--ah-j SHOP AT HOME! Large Samples Of Our Entire Fabric Inventory Brought To Your Home FREE Day or Evening mi spring prices.

Only uJ ond up Rear windows I C5C replaced from ID onf up Without Obliaation JUST CALL 338-4761 MMMM Notice how many pictures of kittens and puppies ore taken with the animals in a vase, fop hot or bowl? There ore two reosons: (1) It makes a cute picture, (2) the animals can't escape and the photographer con shoot pictures without doing any chasing (tests have shown it's difficult to toke good pictures of a kitten hiding under a davenport). -AL LEIGH Albaue 61 01 Ationta Bon 52 Boston "2 Chicago nafi SO Oe'lond ov Tenver 51 Mo-ns 60 Cytrott 55 ba-ts i O'. Bv 56 Qiveston 70 Helena 26 SO IndDO'if 7' Jac viile 8 Juneau 6 Juneau 54 Trsr- gl. 7. P'tlnnn 5' Si U-u It 2 -v 2d 5" SocV-jne 5j 24 73 27 70 50 63 63 midwest television systems, inc.

1621 Hennepin Serving these hospitals tel St. A-drew, Fair-ew Si. Barnabas Me'hod'St Si. Mary's ibjoM S.vd'sh Asbjry Njr'h Memorial i 64 LEIGH, INC. 123 So.

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