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-T A-''p, went on CAM TALK'rrBOrT MAN! I OWE ITALLTOVOd. HES HERB HOW. 7 THERE. MATTY MUMKIE FIFTH. llfmA R5 AW, Trp 7 CT fS liB jPjCg OUK BCQING ppIJinc a classmate's sivenlcr) und I 5 4 5 i 5 i I which reflect personal mal- I x.

Jr 2. i 5.L I By a. K. tlOOENFIELD A Kdiicallon Writer WASHINGTON (AP) There no easy way (0 tell In advance trouble, and which aren't. were, half the tattle rjElyT WSCUWTEKEP WUNCHlSeOW.OT AFRICAN 1 i A7 ALL vRTI hp AlV AT OHCE'l'7 which youngsters are headed for Don't misjudge every act of mis.

I which youngsters are headed fpr TLTERE 1: 1 plajnt little game (hat will five you a menage every -1- day. It is a numerical puzzle designed to J)fl oul your fortune. Count the lteriin yourflnt name. If the number of letters ii 6 or more, Jjbtraet 4. If the number is less lhan 6.

add 3, The result It your number. Start at the upper left-hand corner of Ihe rectangle and check every one of your.key numbers, Icit to right. Then ttid the meisajfe the letters under the cliecked fijrures give you. jol wi If there against Delinquency to develop, the pattern The of a that the POPEYE Cm up ajo fhth) iHJtl CRF wm A YrC (telinciuency would Isn't a 2-1-hour sickness, says a research study published here. It rarely happens overnight.

Habitual and serious misbehavior takes a fairly long time and many youngsters ts or signs well neiorc is firmly established. report, Issued by the National Education Assn. at the end year-tong study, emphasized earlier the potential delinquent is spotted, the more ei-fective are the preventive measures that can he taken. "The school and the community should not wail until a youngster is on his way to court," said, "It Is possible (hrough early Identification and action In forestall the development of many Juvenile delinquents." The reports listed these guidelines for the teacher to follow in trying to spot potential del Inqu ire: Be alert to the danger of tab-1-llng a youngster "predellnQtient," for it la a constant hazard o( Ihe youngster acting out the role he has been given. Utilize nil available sources ot Information and guidance, Including professionally trained people.

Distinguish between those acts of misbehavior which reflect economic deprivation (steeling and Outbreak Spreads To Animals TRENTON, ff.J. (UPI) An encephalitis outbreak apparently has spread to pheasants and horses in a new area of New Jersey, It was reported Tuesday. The Somerset County Mosquito Commission reported 300 pheasant; and a hor.se had died in Rocky Hill, apparently of the disease, but that no humans had been afflicted. Mosijultoes are thought to be transmitters of eastern equine encephalitis which is carried by wild birds. The disease already has laltcn eight lives In southern counties and may be responsible for another II deaths out of a Report 12th Typhoid Cose imoii Worker.

WINCHESTER, (AP) -case r( typhoid firmed among migrant laborers picking fruit near here. Health authorities said Tuesday me positive test was on the l-ycar-old son of two laborers. Both the parents came down with the disease earlier. All the cases hive been renort- the members or fam ilies ol a work group One of the victims died. Health ftulhorlLlcs believed the workers contracted the disease from a contaminated well near Chambersburg.

Pa, The workers had been at Chambcrsburg most of August. The Incubation period from the last known contact with typhoid was declared yesterday end Meet To Discuss Molher So ton VATICAN CITY JUPI1 The Sacred Congregation of Rites met Tuesday to consider further the for beatification of A can Mother Elliatjeth Ann Bayli; Scion. Molher Scion, a convert ta Hainan Catholicism, was born in 1774 and died In 1621. She founded the Sisters of Charity In the United States and the cause to de-claro her a saint was formally introduced (n 1010. There was no Information cn the work d( the congregation which met Tuesday under Clemento Cardinal Mlcarft.

total of the laborers were allowed to go back to work. They hd been quarantined at the labor cimp near here..