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6B MIAMI DAILY NEWS, Wednesday, September 4, 1957 rngmKamBmanrmmmmss I WONDERFUL LIFE BEETLE BAILEY In Full Color Sunday tiw'BiiBKM'wmiff jnii''wiiiiiii mm Jim Dooley's I'M 60KRyI CANT WE'LL OO AWyTHINJS WITHOUT 1 ASK MM, OKAY. FISHING CLUB rrri pip you yes whils you're' 1 WANT IN CAMP WE'D LIKE YrZ2i TO 6EE y-fTO SHOW YOJ MICKEY FINN In full Color Sunday 1-YOU MEAN THEWS NO, JUST UNTIL GOT TO PLAY THE WHOLE I ONE OR THE OTHER THINS OYER AGAIN- WINS A AND. BOi-O-BOf! I THOUGHT Wff TOO, TOM, TUAT TUB CUD I -OCli TIJCV'fO MY LEGS SOIN'HOMEf KILLIN'MEf I TO HAVE TO DO AFTER SEEIN' PHIL. SURE HOPE IT WITHOUT HALVE THAT I8TH, DUFFY DOES) I JUST CAN'T I'M CONVINCED IT HERE GO ANY A. HE'S 601 H' TO Nl I I ''M JUST COIN' TO NOW I PONT THINK IT'LL MICKEY- THAT PHlL'S SOWS fa KCEP ON 60 BEYOND THIS BALL mSSOINGTO -THBTRE WALKING ONE STAY THERE HANGING 1 OVEK TO THE FIRST ON THE LIP! TEE! WAS HOPING THEY'D LC AVE IT A TIE! Planning For A School Career Now that you've had your first full day of school and I've had my first full week of work since my vacation, I think it's time we had another vacation how about it? Yes, vacations are sure a lot of fun it's too bad they don't last longer and there aren't more of them every year.

However, our dreaming and loafing time is now over. Though, as I see it, going to school isn't much different from getting ready to go on a picnic or a fishing trip. You hrve to gather together all of the necessary items for a successful outing before you start out. Anything forgotten or left at home would hamper the venture. And that's the way it is with this school business.

From the time you start your schooling until final graduation, you're supposed to be getting ready for the biggest and most important adventure of your life making your way through the adult world and taking your place in it as a responsible citizen. If you waste this valuable education your parents and teachers are making possible for you, then in later years you're liable to find yourself in the same situation as the boatsman who scoffed at the idea of carrying oars in his motorboat until his motor failed in the middle of the Gulf Stream. So, prepare yourself for adulthood now by taking advantage of every school hour every precious minute. Life may not turn out to be a "picnic" for you, but you'll be able to get more from it If you'll spend time and effort now. Success And A Lesson, Too The Fishing Club is getting ready to send a new fishing reel to member Ray Whiting, 10, of 5471 VV.

9th Hialeah. Ray sent us a letter and several Why are there always two friends with the enemy 1 you agreed to meet behind the school? I THE RYATTS HERMAN 1 THATi fine what does ICAMT SPEtT WORDS IT SPILL? i I (t UTTERS idowtN Vkhow i. a.A. MUTT AND JEFF In full Color Sunday pictures of a recent fishing experience he had with his family. "We went out to marker 1-A below Soldier Key and trolled to Sands Cut," writes Ray.

"I trolled with cut mullet strips and two hooks." "I caught two bluefish and one grouper. I missed one strike and I got my fingers burned when I grabbed hold of the line." "So, please tell other boys and girls not to grab the line when they catch a fish because it burns and hurts something awful!" I did better than that, Ray I let you tell them. I'm certain that other club members will be careful about this line-grabbing business. 9 In Full Color Sunday aiiiaiiiiiM WHAT I WfiAN IS LSAVIN' FROM NINE TO FIVE By Joe Fischer VOU POC Alg TD COMPORT, AfMSSMA'M'SltefPOSO ENTERTAIN AWy CUBBk 19 KUN CPP WITH AAAI.ll.YN th. If" 7ZTY 2SSS UP WITH CPOll $0V3S LZAVIKYOUFCKMB RAY WHITING rial Katrrprlm, las.

fl AM rlhl mcn4 mmmmammmmmt u. s. rst. ext. I rooriY 1 Our Newest Members Come Aboard It's certainly encouraging to see the way membership applications continue to roll into Fishing Club Headquarters.

More and more boys and girls are joining daily. Here's the latest list of new members: 1 1 I DOTTY CRIPPLE In Fuff Coor Sunday THIS CALLS FOR POTTY, I TOOK CLAP TO V. OFF A HEAR IT, I KW "9 Ave. BlUy Kellera. 10.

ot 242 E. 48 Hialeah: Cheryl fiellera. 11. of 242 J5. 49 Hialeah: Theresa Seller, 14.

of 242 E. 49 Hialeah; Blikey Shrhlll, of 5fl0 NE Barbara Smith, lfl, of 3128 NW Rlrhard Smith, 10. of 3128 NW Kenneth Swan, 12, ot 741 NE 112 Shirley Tomlln, 10. of NW 10 Florida City; Tommy Thnmpnon, 8. of 824 Borolla, Coral Gablei; Michael Welti, 10.

of 1125 99 Miami Beach: Sandra Whittle, 12, ot 3340 BW 87 Patricia VVIhion. 8, of 2725 NW 18 Ter. t.eorje VYrabel. 12. of 7817 Tetum Waterway Miami Beach; Mlt LwM.

13. of 1700 W. 4 Hlalnh; aVrntrd MannlfM, 13, n( MJ MS 123 Hpenrfr Mv. 6, of 1S.M NE 111 St; Martin Miilidr, ol 728 can Minml Beach; Jo Ann Mairr, 11, of NW 111 tarry (shr-rir, 11. of 3H5 Ntf 81 Ter.t Mlkai Fwi.

12, of 781 BE I Paml 1'omrrov, lfl. of 7721 Miami View Miami Beach; Sylvia Protherof, 13. of 4410 SW 112 Wayne Rambnttnm, l'l, of 1145 SW 1 Michael Wrhter, t. of 341 SW 10 Hunan Roberta, 11, of 5740 4 Hialeah: Bath Ho-nan. 11.

of 159 Buttonwood Key Biscayna; Barry Rubin, of 1011 4 Miami Nell Klnkavace, 10. of 14921 N. Fpur Marrla Fantlaco, (, of TU5 NW Ct; Dale ScuwarU, (, ot 10801 Vicky Wrahel, ot 7M7 Tatum waterway Miami Beach; Michael WrlKht. 10, of 950 NW 39 Mikity Sapel, 6, ol 1228 SW 69 Ave. I I 1 if (The Jim Dooley Fishing Club is a non-profit organization sponsored by Miami Ventilated Awnings, The Miami News, Dade County Police and other contributors.) I He net only mikes you look at the pictures of his kids, Delerii.

i i He makes you look at the negatives that didn't turn out. mmmMmmBsammmcSi INJURED MAN TRAPPED Beach Man Wins State Chess Play BETTER BRIDGE By OSWALD JACOBY took the new players title. The tournament, directed by Robert C. Eastwood of Homestead, drew 105 players. EYEGLASS FRAMES $50 $J50 AND Advertisement Homestead, Sept.

4 Uft Dr. Gustave L. Drexel of Miami Beach, who won the first Florida open chess championship, also won. the 11th annual Florida open. Oel Chalifoux, 17, of Tampa, places second and Glenn Hart-leb, also of Tampa, took third place in the event, the standout of four days of competition that ended Monday.

Miss DolJy Teasley, 18, of Orlando, won the ladies' champion Men Needed Desperately IN LIFT SHAFT 2 DAYS Fort Worth, Sept. 4 Richard Chambers is In serious condition today after being found at the bottom of an elevator shaft where he had lain two days calling for help. Chambers, 32, told police he fell Into the shaft while seeking a place to sleep. The building was being torn down. An unidentified woman stopped two policemen yesterday and said she thought she heard a baby's cry coming from the building.

Police investigated and found Chambers. He said he fell from the second floor, a three-story drop to the basement. Hospital attendants said he suffered a broken leg and severe cuts. "I sure am glad to see you," he told officers when they flashed a light down the shaft ter as the defense could only take three spade tricks plus a possible club trick. John saw that he would have to take the club finesse injo the dangerous West hand and that the only value of the holdup would be if East held the ten spades.

Hence John played the ace right away and the barrier play succeeded. The club finesse lost to West's king and West returned a low spade. East was in with the queen but had no way to get West in and John romped with four no-trump. Hundreds of Different Styles, Colors end Sizes 268 E. FLAGLER ST.

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