Calgary Herald from Calgary, Alberta, Canada • 36

BIG GEORGE! by Virgil Partch 1972 36 THE CALGARY HERALD Motx. Nov. 13, 1 inun 11-13 aA "Sura you like school they can'r FLUNK you! "Well, I can't DO my exercises. I'm still all crippled up troro the LAST push-up I did." 7 Tell Mc WHY I I vT- (i T3 U5AS US ST Jfi i jH il r. I I -7C( 2 I I dagivvDocv HJ I 1 IF SOU MAP JUST 4 I THOUGHT FOR SURE VOU CAN) OMEWiSW.WWAr TW4T COULD! v.

YOLl'PHAVEME, WATCH ME Jli lsi liLn 1 1 ANYONE FOR TENNIS?" 1 ANYONE n-U FOR THUMB -cS BIG DO MX) J- THAT "4 ME MX HAD SOME OOBYWi DADDYfe CLUR WHEELS KNOW FRENCH SOME CHIPS Ml 1 BREAKING THAT "S3 IS HAVING A AT THE ROULETTE? BABE AT iPm, r-T Ek. BIS BILL r-fffityn AEo y-jiE iS I Z' I P5sT.r,r- CUCKi-E-'-NC)' NOTICED FUST TIME C5Q MEET UP WlFOURCUZZJNlA ME HAitfT 1 DID VO' TH' 1 FOLKpOKl'T HAN'SOME HARRY VOKUTA-J GOT HAM' SOME5T FACE YD'EVER SEE ME. FACErr) SEEN-OMLV THEY IS li'L 1 rrrjX, -rTDrvX no'caimt surprised LTED What are marbles made of? Jeane Dixon YOUR HOROSCOPE Win vaiuabl prt. Send your question, name, address and an to Tell Me Why, care ol The Cal-pary Herald, Postal Code T2P 0W8. Th 20-volume Book of Knowledge will be awarded for the lejter selected.

Today's winner Is: BRUCE THOMPSON, 7, Wesffiild Ctntar, Ohio. This contest ts open to young persons 16 and under. Some kind of game of marbles has probably been played by boys since the very earliest times when they discovered thai a round stono pebble would roll. Among remains that havo been found from the Stone Age there are little balls which scientists believe were used for games. And it is known that children in ancient Egypt and Rome played with marbles.

The marbles that children play with today arc quite different, of course, from those ancient ones. They arc made from a variety of materials. There are marbles of baked elay, glass, stone, onyx, marble, alabaster, and plastic. At one time most of the agate and hard and common limestone marbles were made in Germany. But now marbles of all kinds are made in the United States.

Glass marbles are usually mado by melting the glass and whilo it Hot water LONDON (CP) Laborer Joseph Owen found himself in hot water when he clambered across scaffolding into a hotel bathroom after working on a building site nearby. Owen, who treated himself to a bath, was charged by the hotel management with stealing hot water worth 15 new pence. Magistrate- Denis Fur-cell gave him an absolute discharge and said: "It's a wonder you were not charged for the soap." WHAT "St WHAT WALKING WHAT? AMHOURA I VsE HAVEN COVTtH ANY TUESDAY, Your birthday today: From parly testing through a period of trial and error, you emergo with a set of good friends, interesting tilings lb do, fascinating relationships to consider and work out in detail. Today's natives arc impatient. ARIES (March JIAprll If): An old grievance Is nolhlnq to nurse you need the co-operelion and en.

erriy to po ahead. Great care with technicalities. TODAY IN HISTORY November 13, 1972 ICanadlan Pieisl President. George Washington of the U.S. sent an army into western Pennsylvania 178 years ago today in 1794 to put down the whisky rebellion by frontiersmen who wero up in arms over federal taxation of liquor they distilled.

Tho rebellion was quickly suppressed. 1950 -A Canadian chartered airliner crashed in flames on Mount Obion in the French Alps, killing all 5B aboard, 57 of them Canadians. 1945 Gen. Charles de Gaulle was elected interim president of tho French provisional government. 1942 The Japanese battleship lliyei was sunk off the Solomon Islands.

1918 The Austrian republic was proclaimed. 876 Pope Nicholas died. Promiscuous parents LEICESTER, England (CP) Despite all the talk about promiscuity among the younger generation, one scientist' believes Unit "the middle aged are tho ones obsessed with immoral behavior." Speaking at a meeting of Ute British Science Association, Dr. Peter McPhail said that many parents "felt they had missed out on tho fun," according to a survey he carried out. Youngsters arc "acutely conscious of their parents' obsession with sex," he added.

Long suffering LONDON (CP) A welfare officer, visiting a factory in southeast London, reported that a man from the shop floor asked her if she would help him find "digs away from me old woman." She asked if he was no longer on speaking terms wilh his wife. "No, miss," the man replied. listenin' terms." ti CnlutliH. tu in rf NOV. 14 TAURUS (April 10 May JO 1 1 Push 11 must, but first look to see who nets the Impact and what It does to your prcstiqe.

Haste begets error as usual. GEMINI (May 31-June 30): Unsettled conditions are normal. Resolve to get on with more Important res-pnnsibllilles without starting any personal clash. CANCER (June JI July Whatever can be done to Increase the value of your borne should be planned and budncted to avoid unbalancing your finances. LEO (July 23 Aug.

22): Nearly everybody has Illusions those who don't, have chips on both shoulders Healthy self-lntorosl carries the day tor you. VIRGO (Aug. 33-Sept. 22): Get done wilh your shnre ol the work If you tool like making critical comments. Expect at least as good as you olfer.

LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 22): Among current turbulr-nie there are very brlet opportunities to correct an outstanding disiropancy. Be sure your tacts ate clear. SCORPIO (Oct.

23 Nov. 21): If ynu can function otlectiveiy wilhin limits, do so to extend into strange new maneuvers tips the balance, creates contusion. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21 Otf. J1)l Direct vour main thought and.

energy Inlo keeping thins on an even keel. Reallre that people era sensitive to all sorts ol comment. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 1): A menial Inventory Is a nnod beginning.

Not ust the material posses, sions yau hold, but Intangibles as well. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Fen. II): Re. latlve strangers can be helptul.

according to how you are pursuing vour goals and what comes first to general attention. PISCES (Feb. if-Mrch 20): Onie you're sure of what you want to do, proceed without further discussion or explanation and usl go ahead. Astronauts' widows win lawsuits HOUSTON, Tex. (Router) Lawsuits against the giant.

North American Rockwell Aviation Corp, by tho families of two astronauts who died in a 17 spacecraft firo at Cape Kennedy were settled in state district court Friday without a trial. Roth families asked for and received $150,000 each in the deaths of Major Edward i and Roger Chaffee, who died in the fire along with Lt.Cof. Virgil Gris-soni. i 's widow, Patricia White Davis, who has since remarried, and her two children will receive $50,000 each. Martha Chaffee Candicld, also remarried, will receive $70,000 and each of her two children will receive $40,000 apiece.

Mrs. Grissom was awarded earlier this year in the death of her husband. North American Rockwell manufactured the Apollo spacecraft trainer in which the astronauts died, and the suits alleged that the fire was caused as a result, of negligence in the Apollo construction. T-ir- "i.V AN ATTEMPT ToDESTROVTilt VYELLANO C'AL-I900 3 AMERICANS COMsPlREDTO BLOWlp-WELOOi AT ThOROLO, ont A CHARGE OF DYNAMITE W44 6ETAGAIN4TA 6ATahoI6NITED. INCCKRCTLi PLACtDITDlD osivMimm-, fOflWir II is hot, pressing it between the two halves of polished metal moulds.

In other parts of the world, boys plays with different kinds of marbles. In Persia they use marbles mado out of baked mud or' smalt stones, for example. Different types of games are also played. In China they play a game of kicking marbles. In some countries marbles is somewhat like a golf game, played with holes in the ground.

In England the game of marbles developed from a game called "Bowls," which was very much liko bowling. In Europe, marbles was quite a popular game in the Middle Ages. FUN TIME The Riddle Box 1. Where was King Solomon's temple? 2. What do you call a scared skin diver? It.

What did the space man see in the frying pan? ANASWERS 1. On the side of his head. 2. Chicken of tlio sen. 3.

An unidentified frying object. THE PUZZLE BOX (Turn rule for cut) tun hb cr f. -V Hero are the names of three cities in different parts of the world. To find out what they are rearrange the letters in each word. See tomorrow's paper for the answer.

Win The New Book of Knowledge Yearbook. Send your riddles, lokes, to "Riddles, Jokev Tell Whyl" care of The Calgary Herald. Postal Code T2P OW8. Tin winner Is: AMY NEPOKROEFF: North Tonawanda, N.Y. by Bert Boaman 52 Cotton fabric 57 tiO Display 61 Gorman mimbor 62 Skimmers 63 Fisherman 64 Hawaiian bird 65 Stand up 66 Farm areas 67 Rulnr DOWN 1 Racetrack sound 2 Miss Homo 3 Dear 4 Spotted Kind of riinninri 6 Ohio city 7 Dctoiiscloss 8 Kind of toast Swallowed 10 Richljpric 11 Smell 12 Biblical preposition 13 Mooso 13 One kind of code 23 Mr.

Coty 25 Annie Onkloy 26 Italian girl's name 27 Close the eyas (of a falcon) 29 Ill-natured 30 Crisns 31 Baker's 34 Carlo Menotti 36 Gains 3R White ants-40 Japanoso sashos 43 Asian native 4fi All 48 Ships 50 Bird of a leather 52 First of tho month item 63 Inter 54 Certain rioflroos: abbr. '55 Rodin project 56 To 58 Sicilian city 5D Forecaster iiU: 9 THE Daily Crossword I I iATaM TSfti NfV M- ytA WER i 'KS WEIL. YOUVE WED 'WWI' ytfyJI sx REAL JEWELS VOLl'O A LOT OF TROURLE. MA'AW! ir AAARV VOU ARE OBVIOUSLY NEEOANARMVOF WE THOUGHT SHE WAS GONE. Alt H05T.UTTLE FELLOW!) BODYSUARDS! WR 600O TH TWt! MX LET ME LOOK AT 7 "RETURN RENE.

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7-' 5 9 11 1 1 31 i LJ8 1 i iil I'LL1' i Jl 'I A ji1 A i i I i T-i i rprfj pi FACTS ABOUT CANADA fUt CF-IOO XANUCK MILITARY FIGHTING WUilLW DCH6MFJ). T- DEVELOPED AND Built in Canada ywe --r jjs i rl In I') ffTjiu III lii i- JiT' IF- T5 i'j Ti 42 4J 44 "1 4t 48 1 -A SJ -A 'jtl --IN THE LOPCE OF THE WAPCHIEF, walks-With-bof fal avisitok THIS HAPPENEP LONG AGO --BEFORE THE MOCSE 02 THE VfJHlTEMANCAME TOOS IT STARTED THE VILIACEOF MAP W01F IN THE TIKE OF UlfH WATER TALKS- tfCANPAD BLAB ROSE HAS COME TO VISIT FOR A WHILE AND THE BOYS APE EAGER FOR TALES OF THE. OLD PAYS. GRANDAD (S NOTED Pot? H13 STOCY TELLING Wf SAW THIS LIK-D06l i-f unour) UITU MV nun 1 i uu rtini I vie a KfPai? IT 7LE OTTER.) -w, A Ism 0 107? bv CtiltJW Tr Ibtinc N. Y.

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