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a a a a ALOHA EDEN July 17, 1972 Honolula Ster-Bulletin 3-7 HEY! WHAT'S WELL, DON'T JUST THE BIG IDEA AND WHAT DO STAND THERE, YOU ON IT, WEAKLING! KICKING SAND YOU ABOUT PLAN TO DO NINNY! SHOW HIM WAP! NIELE DENNIS THE MENACE 0 9 "I don't see no funny-lookin' dog, do you, Joey?" BEETLE BAILEY ANY IS THE BASEBALL GOLF OF THE WEEK THAT'S ON? JUST ON SUNDAYS, SARGE REX MORGAN GOING TO MOVE NO, IT WOULD BACK INTO MY HOUSE HAVING OVERHEARD TOMORROW, PLEASE, DON'T BRICE EXPRESS HIS BRICE WHAT FEELINGS FOR HER, WHY DON'T yOU! LAURA DECIDES YOU STAY HERE SHE HAD BETTER FOR A FEW NOT SEE HIM MORE PAYS AGAIN! 1974 APARTMENT 3G DUNAGIN'S PEOPLE I ELECT TE Sal Spriate 1922 Orlando Sentiel "I didn't realize my campaign was going so badly until I announced my withdrawal--and found everyone thought I'd withdrawn weeks ago." CAME King I MONDAY DIDNT WAS KNOW lion ON? ONLY DAY Features TIDDLY WINK SATURDAYS Syndicate, BE THINK YOU SHOULD T'IL CALL AND, HAVE 4 TALK WITH HIA1 IN THE TELL MORNING! I TOLD HE'LL EE CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR LEADING WITHOUT EXPLANATION 4 a WELL- WHAT TIME DOES HIS FLIGHT WE'LL BE ARRIVING IN NEW YORK TWENTY LET'S ARRIVE? MINUTES EARLY, FOLKS! FASTEN YOUR SEAT. SAY JUST A LITTLE BELTS, PLEASE! THIS PERSON YOU'RE MEETIN' A BEFORE MUST BE REAL SPECIAL HE'S SIX! GOOD YOU GOIN' TO THE AIRPORT AT FIVE IN FRIEND! THE MORNING, MISS! Crossword Crossword by Helen Pettigrew 54 Earl of 12 Silkworm Eden 13 Too bad! 55 The ermine 21 Direction 57 Superior 22 Froster caviar 24 Ranted 58 Money 25 Mimic factory 26 Opposite of 59 From this. poetry place 27 Wanders 60 Child of 28 Eggs on Shem: Bib. 29 Canadian 61 Fermented hillsides liquors 30 Angry 62 Affirmative 31 African replies republic 63 Part of the 32 "Silly" bird neck 34 Embankment DOWN 37 Agreement 1 Rooster's 38 Pertaining crest to a desert 2 State 40 Frozen vapor 3 Horne 41 Siding 4 Part of an 43 Happenings integer 44 Glides over 5 Breed of dog ice 6 Bay window: 46 The age arch. 47 Chibchan 7 Liquid Indian measure 48 Wicked 8 Large wooden 49 Not any tub: dial.

50 Male heirs 9 Finish 51 Vegetable 10 Elementary 52 Swathe school book 53 Identical 11 Opponent of 55 Timid the tortoise 56 Golf gadget FOR YOUR LEISURE On the Air By Phil Mayer I right wonder to how long satisfactory it is TV going to reception be before is a going to citizen's be recognized as both a civil right and a property right. It seems to me that a man is a second class citizen if he wants to -but cannot-see and hear what his government is showing and telling other citizens on TV. The same man has an equal right to learn via TV what critics of his government are saying. But I am even more surprised that the courts and already existing government regulatory agencies have not ruled that no one is free to permanently degrade the quality of TV reception available to someone else. Indeed, the Federal Communications Commission does move very quickly against anyone who interferes electrically with anyone else's TV reception.

But why does nothing happen when someone puts up a building that interferes with the quality and quantity of TV service available to others? It seems to me that anyone who interferes in any way with another person's TV reception is damaging the latter's property. Certainly 110 construction should be approved until it is determined whether it will degrade existing TV reception. If it is found that reception will be degraded, then the people who want to put up the interfering building should be made to guarantee that they will do whatever is necessary to prevent such damage. And no building should be allowed to go up until it is known how well TV viewers in that building will fare. Real estate salesmen should be required to tell potential occupants everything they should know about TV reception in the building, i.e.

how many channels can be received and how clearly. I believe the government's obligation to control pollution of TV reception is just as genuine as its responsibility to control any other kind of pollution. And any government funding of TV should always include some money earmarked to expand the availability of government-aided TV until it is available in each home that can or could receive any TV signal whatsoever. I found Sunday's "Jerry Reed Variety Show" on KG.MB very pleasant. Reed writes very funny stuff.

To watch or not to watch: TONIGHT- 7 p.m. Space Between Words." The first in a series about how real people worry other real people. This time a teen-ager can't reconcile himself to his mother's remarriage and a shrink tries to be helpful. 7:30 p.m. Me Tell You About a Song." Country and western star Merle Haggard, who is better than Johnny Cash, in a musical autobiography.

8:30 p.m. Chanting." Discussion and demonstration by Hoakalei Kamuu. 9 p.m. KHON- The Battle of Urban Mobility." The spiritually and physically suffocating results of the American love of the automobile. p.m.

KHET-A visit to Kauai including tour of the Wilcox Mansion. 7:30 p.m. Music Man." The memorable, artful 1962 movie musical about a con-man who sells an Iowa town on organizing a boys band and falls, in love with a librarian named Marian. Robert Preston is superb. 9:30 p.m.

on Vinnegar." Bassist LeRoy Vinegar in concert of his own works. WEDNESDAY-6 p.m. for the Goodwill." The misadventures of a schooner on a trip from the West Coast to Hawaii. 7:30 p.m. KHVH- Two for the Road." A stylish, bittersweet 1967 movie about a marriage that isn't working out.

Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney in sports cars, sailplanes and arguments. THURSDAY-8 p.m. Police." A satirical Polish play with a good American cast about what policemen would do if they had no one to police. p.m. KHON-Classy actor E.

G. Marshall shows us one of architect Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpieces, a house in Pennsylvania called "Falling Water." A stream runs under the building. 6:30 p.m. KHET- Devout Young." The greening of the come-to-Jesus movement among the young. An interesting and very demanding topic which I hope will be better understood than Woodstock was.

1972, Puzzle 2 5 6 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 Radio Dial KK 00 IN 0 OC x02 -OZx PC 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 FM Stations: p.m. of the World Chess Championships" if Bobby Fischer stops being a boor. 3:30 p.m. British Open Golf Tournament." Lee Trevino's astonishing, come-from-behind victory over Jack Nicklaus. 9:30 Ken Berry 'Wow' Show." The debut of what could be a very likeable variety show.

Berry is charming on "Mayberry, RFD." The Aces A World Champions ON BRIDGE A By Ira G. Corn Jr. BRADLEY 7-17 The bridge player who has good luck with finesses leads a happy life. Most of his contracts come home and going down for him is a rarity. However, sometimes even the most competent of finessers must watch his step.

Things may not always be what they seem. Today's game hand was played by the luckiest of finessers. It is an example of how a declarer can get overconfident to lose his contract. South opened a standard 16-18 one no trump and North raised directly to game. Take note of North's bid.

Usually only the invitational raise of two no trump is warranted with 8-9 high-card points. However, North's good five-card suit promoted his trick-taking value and Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South NORTH 763 K7 A0632 743 WEST EAST A J854 K. 10 9 QJ1098 643 K984 5 K109 Q86 SOUTH AQ2 A52 105 AJ52 The bidding: South West North East I NT Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: Queen of hearts. he justifiably bid the game. Had his long suit been a major suit rather than a minor one, his proper bid would have been three spades to investigate game possibilities in spades.

led the heart queen and our lucky declarer made the correct play of winning with his ace. He saved the heart king in dummy for an entry to dummy's diamonds. At the second trick declarer led the jack of diamonds and all followed low. East's thoughtful defense paid off. Convinced that his finesses were working again declarer got a little careless.

He forgot that suits divide 4-1 as well as 3-2. Thinking his contract was now made, he decided to try for the spade finesse. He led a low diamond to dummy and when West discarded he had lost the hand. If he played dummy's queen, East would 'win and knock out the heart king. Declarer could take his winning spade finesse; however, the diamonds would be blocked and he would go down one.

If declarer instead took the diamond ace and then led a low one back to his ten, East could refuse this trick and once again declarer could make only eight tricks, since he would be limited to only three diamond tricks. The winning play is to continue the diamond by leading the ten at trick two instead of thinking about other finesses. After East is forced to take his diamond king, declarer is assured of four diamond tricks, two hearts and a club. This totals seven tricks and, since his finesses always work, he can now take the spade finesse to score his contract. THE Daily ACROSS 1 Young bovine 5 Thicket 10 American ostrich 14 Above 15 Hunter slain by Artemis 16 Nobleman 17 Arkansas town 18 Having seams 19 Operatic solo 20 Wrist ornament 22 Nations 23 The end of Lassie 24 Contest in speed 26 Blarney outburst 29 Jumping about 33 Automaton 34 Person hit by Cupid's arrow 35 Ebro, e.g.

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