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The Journal Herald from Dayton, Ohio • 40

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Dayton, Ohio
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DAILY CROSSWORD THE FAMLY CIRCUS by Bil Kcane' MARMADUKE hy n'dereon and teeming 40 JOURNAL TTERALD TTednfoda, September 8, 1965 Dayton, Ohio 0. 1HI by NMX Nm Vs. Jumrim ES S3 bt 6. Crinkled fabrics 7. Tibetan priest 8.

German river 9. Pronff 10. Trays for carrying bricks 16. Public road: abbr. 18.

Luck: Ir, 19. Fronoun 20. Feline 21. Open: poet. 23.

Dry 24. Certain turtle 25. Gone 26. Pig-pen 30. Vitality 31.

Protestant de- abbr. 33. Out of: prefix EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake THE AMP AMOTH6C TMlMMoM, (APTSK ME VOO Pi DM StSMAL SOON JUST SOT EfslOUSH FOK THAT LAST TuM AMP VOU WepS TOO Teiterdajr't Aaiwar 33. Measure of land 40. Feat 42.

Kecl-billed cuckoo FA FPOA-fl4 34. Gibe 35. Uncanny: Scot. 36. Prepare for publication 37.

Flexed 43. Kitche utensil ACROSS 1. Intriqua 6. Material 11. Island off Venezuela 12.

Wireless 13. Vexed 14. Correct 15. Notts son 16. Extras 17.

Sharp 20. Centers of apples 22. Reconnaissance satellite 27. Egypt, sacred bull 28. Disorderly ilJi flight 29.

Plaguo 31. Foggy 32. Wants 34. Canadian province 35. Not good 41.

Beneath 42. Swiftly 44. Frosting 45. Mother, of-pearl 46. Slightly crazy: British colloq.

17. Signed a contract DOWN 1. Comb wool 2. Tenor solo 3. Sofia is Its capital 4.

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Oft WW I 2. i 4- 777 8 9 iO i i 2i as WL1. hi 1 1 I YTT "All those for Billy? Why can't WE go to school, too?" "You're not fair! You blame him for EVERYTHING he does!" BLONDIE by Chic Young YT1 MR5. TOGGLE, WHO PUT Intelligence Test I WANT TO SPEAK III llWt TO YOU ABOUT. in mv 1 4.IM11 jll I Youi? ELMO A MAN WANT5 NOTHING TOPAY-) 1 TO SPEAK TO V.

THANK VOU rS jfjr YOU AT THE l.j frontdoor A fQ MR. BUMSTEAD fe'KK CJ-. 517. I Charles Goren On Bridge By Dr. (iporgp W.

Crane Score one point for a correct U.S.Cliess Champ Ties For First NEW S. chess rhampion Bobby Fischer yesterday moved into a three way tie for first place with Borislav Ivkov of Yugoslavia and Vasily Smyslov of Russia in Havana's Capablanca Memorial tournament. Fischer moved from a second place position to the front rank by defeat ins Gilberto Garcia of Cuba yesterday morning in a match that had been adjourned overnight. Garcia conceded the game on his 53rd move. Fischer will play Ivkov today In what observers describe as one of the most important matches of the tourney.

solution of each of the first five problems. The last problem counts five points. Score yourself as follows: 0-2. poor; 3-6. average; 7-8, superior; 9-10, Aery superior.

1. Tularemia is contracted from creatures that live in a Coop Corral Hutch Fold 2. Which one of these athletes is most in need of the "second Shotputter Pole Vaulter 2-Miler Dash Man i 3. Which one of these is most I likely set to music? Itallad Elegy Parody Eulogy 4. Paresis is most suggestive of which term below? Evolution Convolution Revolution Involution 5.

Which one of these conditions is lawful in the U.S.A.? Polyandry Polygamy Monogamy Bigamy 6. In the left hand column he-low you will find the names of STEVE CANYON by Millon Caniff East-West vulnerable. North deals. NORTH A 87 9 10 10 9 5 3 A Q87 EITHER TH.S TOTH SERJ-tt BUT KNOW, MEW HASTY HAS BEEN TAKEN 15 MADAME HCOKfc ST7 5 'SfcM HE Th'l N'K AN? MY CABLE FESK HAS LOST ITS STRENGTH ly THE THE 50V! ET5 HEEPS miKS AET) OR YCU CAN'T WIN UFT FDOZ DiCK I AL THEM ALL. If WITH THE -J.

MCA A m'N5 AJTHOEITy BtftPES B8ITI5H 6ME-SOLPIEE! STEVE CAWOH THE SOPliM PENTATHoL EVER MAPS. L0' WEST A 10 4 A 9 8 i 8 2 A 9 6 5 3 EAST A A 9 6 5 3 64 A A 10 2 aV BALA'ilES JWAi A fe PAPOFTriB MBTENPER AT 7 i HAsry TO THE F0REI5-M COZ- WILL PUT YOU TO SLEEP TO I RE4FDNPENT5 CU8 OK MAsc YOU five types of "bum" so analyze them with care. Then try to match each one with the eorre-spondinfi person at the right to SOUTH A 2 7 6 5 3 0 A 7 A4 The bidding: which it usually pertains. You Siebenthaler's Grass Seed Grows Anywhere are entitled to one point for each correct judgment. West South North East 3 0 3 A Pass Pass 4 Double Pass i a) Hind hurn (hi Klnor burn (() Harthiirn nil Milehurn (r) ljpppt! () met RaskPtliHlIrr Motor ryclM (7.) Hmtfiik no story to tell for, when West gets in with the ace of trumps, he can return a spade to his partner's ace and ruff the return.

A club trick now sends the declarer down to defeat. East put up the ace of spades at the opening gun, however, and then returned the suit. South's jack of spades held the trick. Declarer was reluctant to draw trumps immediately for (oar West would obtain a spade ruff if the 10 of hearts was moved from the dummy. It was obvious from West's penalty double he had the ace of trumps.

The only suit giving East the lead, then, was clubs and South resolved to disrupt his opponents' line of communications before they could get together. Declarer led a club immediately and East won the trick. There was no damaging return East could make and, when West's ace of hearts was dislodged subsequently, he was unable to put his partner in again. South drew trump and claimed the rest of the tricks, losing only one spade, one heart and one club. Observe: South must retain the 10 of hearts in dummy in order to protect his king of spades, while he does i early washingor else West will obtain the fatal spade ruff.

(Answers on Tage 41) THE WIZARD OF ID by Parker and Hart VI fact: Formic vanitiM, eountertopi and inaclt ban in all HUBERHOMES HAND 0VEI? Opening lead: 10 of spades. North's nonvulnerable preemptive bid of three diamonds is the proper strategy with six winners, for if he is doubled he can expect to restrict the damages to 5 0 0 points. East was reluctant to be shut out despite the unfavorable vulnerability conditions and he overcalled with three spades. South's bid of four hearts appears reasonable and West doubled, inasmuch as he expected to take at least two or three tricks in his own hand plus whatever his partner might contribute. West opened the 10 of spades and, had East ducked the first trick, there would be YOUR GOODIES! if NEW I 7 4 But For One Astronaut 3IOON MULLINS ASTRO-SONIC LOWBOY STEREO 5-YR.

GUARANTEE FINE CABINETRY by Ferd Jolinson Nine Aquanauts Ready To Lea ve Sealab 11 another 13 days and he joined Sunday by nine new underwater ITTom ver founi a T7 t's au-im TFl WT TP VSSS 1 frfe GARDEN CENTERS NORTH STORE 3001 Catalpa SOUTH STORE 6000 Far Hills LA JOLLA, Calif. (LTD -America's 10 aquannuts yesterday underwent a series of physical tests as nine of them approached the end of their 15-day stay in Sealab II. at rest 205 feet helow Hie surface of the Pacific. The days end Sunday. The 10th aquanaut, Astronaut M.

Scott Carpenter, will remain in the 'JOO-ton, 57-fool steel cylinder $5.00 Down $2.50 Week Model I5C603 CHRIS HARRIS TV MUSIC CENTER IN EASTOWN explorers. Yesterday's phychomoter tests included tests of strength, hand coordination and motor skills. Several of the aquanauts also left Sealab to work on completion of the world's first underwater weather station. Others attempted 1o locate one of the main station's way stations. Mondav thru MIiiMaj In t-'M Sunday 11:30 to G5 lost last week when It tipped TRIM WAISTLINE THRU AUTOMATIC EXERCISE GASOLINE ALLEY by King over on its side.

The way station will then be placed in position halfway be-Iween Sealab and the main station. The aquanauts also made a short trip to the rim of Scripps (Underwater) canyon. They used an instrument (pneumosaphom-etei'i to chart the exact depth One. aumis Dutch Excellent; Amazing New Way to keezix.uou and I will I'll be bar.U in a -fwn through I perform a reenactment! 6tau And her if.inpr?tni? Let's aet the chocolate, Clovia mas taking a cake Dr. Fuddle! nunacenaiieerveto a aozetotrfi.mnnp.i 1 1 to her Aunt Judy? rfijV'e' C5C'11' wic carte: iczw; i.

0. I I IV i 1 I of the area. It was the first time this instrument had been used by persons on Hie ocean! floor, Reduce at Home You RestRelax, or Watch Television Llj ,.11. 11. '1 lav vf i tJft--- Between now and the time ihe nine aquanauts return to the surface they expect 1o have established a biological watch station near the rim of the Scripps canyon to serve as a permanent post to observe underwater life.

They also expect to have completed installation of underwater cameras and cables to transmit pictures to the surface. Dr. George Bond, principal investigator for the Sealab II project, named the new aquanauts who will enter the cylinder Sunday. Of Ihese, Bond said. Robert A.

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JIMWV fTTi THANKS DINNER, EXCUSe WE, TUNE I'D BETTERX SHALL 1 CALL THE ANSWERING SERVICE ORDER -i-fl I a DR. MORGAN? Jr 1 I GAV1 THE GIRLS HERE SUCH ONE i L.M J-A AND TELL THEM WHERE 1 AM7 FOR YOU A TOUGH TiAM: AT THE OFFICE TODAY I DR-IDFDTMF IFAfiT 5 iMJ MA.tn I COULD DO WAS BUY THEM Hoy, chief hospital eorpsman of La Crosse, would enter S9twf tt ft rrm mm Sealab six hours before the others to conduct intensive phy sical studies including lung functions, measurements to learn the rate of helium absorption into the blood and numerous blood tests. Bond said the men in the chamber have remained In excellent health and with high morale. 9i mm WORKS LIKE MAGIC Mrs. AniTfl lost 10 pounds (313" from her woist) in 2 weeks.

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