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IT THI FAMILY CIBCUS AIL KIANF BELVEDERE BY GRENSHAW BIX MOBGAN MD BY PAL CURTIS YftOtTHAVIS "Attodi a generator to hit moutk and w'd have the onswar to the energy shortage!" 1 gpy' sT WD jog AITH TH6 MIMtffcMEN RuT it fboic mE Too toNO TO VP MY MIWD ggi in "How cam the Easter Bunny hid the the tom placM every year?" BY TIMFLITON A ROB MAM Monirs crew VmAKEMDU A PMIKE 1 GOTTA HAVE i SOME ACTION 1 GOTTA A BET DOWN BY JACK ILROO NANCY BY ERNIE BUSHMIUEB iC'i ANGY CAFF Of LONDON AUNT FRITZl-- WAV I BORROW YOUR RAINCOAT? I WANT TO TAKE MV DOO FOR A WALK NOTMW VERTBPCCIAL in tmc Hi i'1'Mf 1 I 1 1 1 I 'I i- i1 tV FOTHf' MMAZINCS wxi Pinch mom WAITIN ROOM For Sunday April II 1977 ARIES (March 21-AprU Basically you're competitive and usually you come up short Today you could find yourself in water over your head if not careful TAURUS (April 28-May An old grudge against someone could surface and spoil your day It's foolish to cling to painful part memories GEMINI (May 21 -June wiser to stand on your own two feet today Request no favors and borrow nothing of value from others CANCER (June 21-July 22) One-to-one relationships could be a source of irri-tation today Be prepared to be tolerant and make allowance for the frailities of others LEO (July 23-Aug 22)-You have the dubious distinction of being able to make! tasks doubly difficult today Pay more attention to your methods VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept Be appreciative of what you have and who you are today Don't begrudge another his achievements LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct Accomplishments will elude you today if you're self-deprecating You'll never know how fare if you won't even try SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov a mistake to expect others to jump at your command today Treat all equally or you're headed for some problems SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec If you spend impulsively today buyer's remorse will haunt you tomorrow be unhappy with that which you so eagerly acquired CAPRICORN (Dec22-Jan 19)-Keep your aches and pains to yourself today' Broadcasting them will only serve to spoil everyone eise's fun AQUARIUS (Jan 28-Feb Your glass may be half full but to you half empty today Don't give in to your pessi-' mistic bent and see stars instead of mud PISCES (Feb 28-March If you're budget-conscious today avoid free-spending friends You'll feel you have to keep up with them and resent doing it Far Monday April II 1977 ARIES (March 21-April 19-You feel lucky today and you really are in most endeavors You must however avoid any outlandish schemes or financial gambles TAURUS (April 28-May 28)-If you're involved in anything where something of value is at stake do it yourself bring in others who might lack expertise GEMINI (May 21-June Have faith in your own plans today Making last-minute revisions under pressure works against your best interests CANCER (June 21-July 22-Be grateful if treated generously today If you ask for more than is offered you may kill the goose that lays the golden eggs LEO (July 23-Aug Friends and associates will be cooperative today but you must respond likewise If not they could suddenly turn hostile VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22-There are I career opportunities around you today! but you could blow them by indifferent or erratic actions Keep an even keel and an open mind LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23)-Don1 approach people you know socially with! hare-brained schemes today They'll help only if you have a practical workable' plan SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22)-This could be a very profitable day for you if select one project and follow it to completion You're likely however to go off on unproductive tangents SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 21)-' Associates will talk a good game today but unless your understanding is clear-1 cut you'll bear the bulk of the responsibilities CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19Be sure you can handily meet all present obligations before assuming new ones Foolish commitments will get you in deep water AQUARIUS (Jan 28-Feb 19)-Goals important to you today will not be reached as easily as you think Conditions are uncertain and allies are reluctant PISCES (Feb 26-March 20)-You don't mind helping others today if it's convenient If you have to disrupt your -routine you could become very irritable I LHHM FfGlW KvM1 AH' Rib V-f WEI PALS BY MORRIE TURNER FUNKT WINKIRBEAN BY TOM BAT1UK WELL NO NOT REALLP BURT VOU CAN'T HAVE AN ELEPHANT ON ROLLER SKATES YEAH ROCKY -HE EITHER WANTS TO COME IN OR GO OUT BOSTON HA6 1HE MOMENTOM RIGHT NOW BUT IN1ME nba anything can HAPPEN I RIGHT AL? tyF Mvme- TUMBLEWEEDS BY RYAN WACH ACTHLEK WANT MILLIONAIRE WHEN GROW NONSB A REAL MILLIONAIRE NEEP PR59PE- YES Ml6 PEACH BUT HE Think? HE CAN 00 IT WITHOUT KBGFUKE ARTHUR TEE A milucnaike yru NEEPAUCNEY amp STOCKS BOMDS SECURITIES AMP 40 m' EnlciStnl I jQCcZSl uN THE BORN LOSER ART RANSOM MB FLUGO JON PETERSON BEDS QUINCES BY OW1TOX '280 IIHAHTTO'' TALKTDTWEfcUH WO TOMBPrrupl 0HAinHUt! ARTHUR fiedlcr! 1D UNE ID GO OUT BUT 6ASH0? £EA50N HAOAR HORRIBLE BY DIK WHo APE THOSE JUV6? "That strange my reflection gutting a lot oldur than I ami" PEANUTS Crossword Puzzle THfiEE THOUSAND CCN'T MAkE THE CUT! I THOUGHT H0U WERE IN AUGUSTA PLAYING IN THE MASTERS- Answer to Previous Purrla DOC 1 QDG IDO BE 7 Orar (prefix) 8 Her Majesty1! ship (abbr) 9 Oear (Gar) 10 Fatigaa 1 1 Being (Lot) 17 Manno Stott 19 Campon point 22 Those ia office 24 Search 25 Conjnnctioa (Gcr) 26 Horse command 27 Follow th chose 28 Avoids 30 Comaicrcial flight (2 wds) 31 Arh hoildar 32 Beach faatort 35 Typo maasara 38 Ron 39 Apiary dweller 41 Throat-clearing 43 Vast period of time 45 Stink 47 Chances 48 America Indians 49 Joint dittos SI Vortes 53 Poet Sondhoig 54 Besides ACROSS 1 fmm Make guiat 9 Indio 12 Softly agency 13 Egg call 14 Encora 15 Existed 16 Hanlon 18 Nativo metal 19 Zn 20 Poplar 21 Ralatieat 23 Wotar (phono) 26 Criai 29 Let go 33 Shades 34 Taka notic 36 Paper of indebtedness 37 Ooaf (Fr) 38 Droaai 39 Hash of hoot POONISBURY TRUDEAU 'iEAWVZZO IHSSSBOtSm peuooukiineeu ArmoFmn XX Sf NEXT WEEK NON ABOUT NWIWANT AUTBSSn THBNGOUP-STKUS6UN6 WNTDBE BmmS SONBOBNS CHUNS THOM6ANM 56 Little devil 57 Gaidoa far- aniamls 58 Eloctncal VTE009SS EONS TO HAVE A H-Mi U6H1S BANQUET AND WEXE VWKTHOSEUnUHASKAND NOCVJOtgesmi BONNE BUTZ NANTSONEntNSArfKPaffTETO SOTEWONTOA Doc's pen is mightier than scalpel BY ARTHUR SPIEGELMAN NEW YORK (Reuter) Every writer I has his territory a sense of place from which the words flow Hemingway had Paris Faulkner the south and Richard Selxer the abdomen liver skin and bones Lest someone think that Richard Seller ia a man for whom geography has gone awry let it be said he is a surgeon on the faculty of the Yale Medical School It is aa a surgeon that he writes His new book Lessons Notes on die Art of has been widely hailed by the critics for the quality of its writing as well as the uniqueness of its subject matter HE BELIEVES THAT in surgery the knife must be used sparingly but in literature the pen can be turned into! slashing sword Hence some of the boldest writing I strokes seen recently descriptions so ripe that some readers have complained loudly that their stomachs the very game organ that he hails cannot take his prose Many a' notice of contained the warning: the chapter on the corpse Here are a few examples of Dr written work on the liver alone: is the sire of a pumpernickel has die shape of helmet and crouches like a thundercloud above its bellymates turgid with nourishment? HAS THE industry of an insect the regenerative powers of a starfish yet is turned to a mass of fatty glob-ules by a double martini? 1 is the liver doted upon by the i French assaulted by the Irish disdained by the Americans and chopped up with egg Guioa and chicken fat by the Dr Seher a short lean man who jotted down his usings between surgeries and after dinners greeted a visitor the other day with a complaint that some readers found his prose too purple see I enjoy grabbing great handfuls of the language One must reign in one's scalpel and restrain it But one must never do that with 6QT HERE- TVE eorAunueotFBN no UMWEA61EJUSTKS NO NOUXNEUPNERSCAES WHAT VKmwmAlAWtBL EtSET BKSm x-v 40 Roach 42 Grew aiolors 44 Nazi Rndalph 46 Over (poetic) 47 Tremendous 50 Gays 52 Wat here 55 Irak into droplets 58 Racacoorse 59 Few (Fr) 60 Mildew 6) Word oa a Hilton to manage new hotel VPIH VABIf I I i center and luxury aparf-tructed at the later be const 62 Fait aircraft (abbr) 63 Many (prefix) 64 Toting lady (Fr abbr) DOWN 1 Tramp 2 Addict 3 Grving most back talk I 4 Shallower state (abbr) 5 Arisen Indian 6 Potato part NEW Under an agreement signed with His Highness Sheikh lUshid Bin Saeed Maktoum Ruler of Dubai United Arab Emirates Hilton Interna tiqpal will manage the 350-room Dubai International Center Hotel Scheduled to open in February 1978 the new hotel will be part of the Dubai International Trade Center complex which also includes a 36-story office tower a 30000 square-foot exhibition hall and a two-level garage A convention con ter shoppii ments will site Among the hotel's restaurants will be a grill room offering international cusine in a sophisticated setting reminiscent of a historic Dubai merchant's home Part of the restaurant can he screened off for private functions The hotel will also feature a coffee shop open 24 hours a day FOR MEETINGS AND seminars the hotel will offer eight meeting room suites' Larger meetings can be accommodated in the exhibition lull and later in the convention center The owner of the Dubai International Center Hotel is His Highness Sheikh Rashid Bin Saeed Al Maktoum The hotel's architect is John Harris of Londqn and its interior designer John Graham Associates of Boston Both are working in conjunction with Hilton International's department of architecture and interior design He Cincinnati Fost Soturdoy April 9 1977 ujm.