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    16 THE CAPITAL TIMES, Tuesday, July 10, 1979

    BEETLE BAILEY

    Bv Mori Walker

    IT'S A PETITION
    FROM THE MEN
    DEMANDING
    BETTER FOOD

    TELL^EM THEV'RE NOT


    IN THE A(?MY TO ENJOV
    FINE FOOPANP PRINK/

    SYMBOLS.
    \ DELACOUftT
    1
    HEPE. \

    STEVE KOPEK AND MIKE NOMAD

    HI. DUANB,
    ITS GKAY.

    *5

    MY HUSBAND GREG
    DC I PD THAT WE WOULP
    AV6N6E THE KENT STATE
    TPA6EPY BY
    UFA NAT/ON At
    6UARP ARMORY/

    WITH .

    By Dick Cavalii
    THE L
    JOURNEY
    BEGINS WITH A
    SINSfLE STEP "

    Bv Bud lilaki

    see WHAT

    I'M Seisin KEPT


    OUT oF

    W i A i l i HOP

    Bv Garrv Trudeau
    NBC HAS BROKEN A STOKf
    THAI'S GIVING US SOMt P.P..
    HEADACHES. THEY'p! CLAIMING THAT JEKKYOVCe 5OLiaTEPA*IOOO COMV8UT/ON FfVMA LOCAL MAF/A

    By Saiinclcr* and Overgard

    AT THE TIME IT AU
    ONE OF YOUR COLLEGE CHUMS H SEEMED TO COME
    SWIPEPA CASE OP PyNAMITff?.'\TO6ETHER,MIKE".'
    ROY1,--YOU WERE A REAL
    PANPV GROUP/

    I THINK IT WAS
    CONFUCIUS'
    WHO -SAID...

    DOONESBURY

    SNUFFY SMITH

    Bv I'rcci l,asM\rll

    HOW COME
    \ I GOT ME fl
    I GOT DISH- ) DISH WASHER
    PAW HANDS
    \flN'WOUDONT
    flW'VOU DOW'T?

    HAC?
    <SASOLJNE
    SHORTAGES IN HI
    D4V TOO.

    GLORyBE!!
    WHEW DID VE
    BUY THAT?

    I DIDWT-I MflRRIED IT

    jjpiw-

    w>\

    PKISCILLA's POP

    Bv VeriiH'iT and Siillivini


    I KNOW SOU PON T
    REALLY WANT TO
    BOUNCE A TENNIS
    BALL ON THE LIBRARY

    Looking backward
    inglon on every $1 bill with an ornate
    ONE on the reverse. The $2 bill has
    Madison banks receive a total of pictures of Jefferson and Monticello;
    $200,000 of the new and smaller size the $5 has Lincoln and the Lincoln Mecurrency early this morning and by 1 1 morial, while the $10 bill has pictures
    o'clock have distributed almost half of of Hamilton and the U.S. Treasury
    it. The new bills are only two-thirds Building. The banks report there is
    the size of the old currency and the 4jstill almost no demand for $2 bills. One
    new design and printing will aid in the dollar and five dollar denominations
    detection of counterfeit notes. The lead the demand.. .M. Y. Oilar, assistnew currency has a picture of Wash- ant manager of Frautschi's Inc., is
    spending the week at the Chicago
    market and Richard Newman is visitTil K 1,1 TTL K WOMAN
    ing the Grand Flapids, Mich., market.

    SO v em's

    25 years i.
    University of Wisconsin College of
    Pharmacy graduates successfully
    passing the board examinations and
    receiving their certificates as registered pharmacists from the State
    Board of Pharmacy include Madisonians John Eldredge, Robert J. Hebl,
    Gerda Benson-Instefjord, Edwin L.
    Knocchcl, Eugene Lohmillcr and Harold Williamson. . . Prof. John A.
    James retires after 40 years of service
    to the University of Wisconsin College
    of Agriculture... Winners in The Capi"My husband is very sweet. tal Times fishing contest for June inHe doesn't mind how much I shop clude Gus Sommers, Mt. Horeb, German Brown Trout; Guy Blakeslee and
    as long ay I don't buy anything."
    Roy Vant, Rainbow trout; Mrs. Elmer
    39 Til
    4 2 Wears away
    1 Antiquated
    45 Comedian
    4 Lurk about
    Caesar
    9 Spanish cheei 46 Clattei
    1 2 Poverty-war
    47 Breaks
    agency ( a b b r ) 50 Idolize
    13 Small
    54 Grain
    measure
    55 Big name in
    1 4 Author
    golf
    Fleming
    59 Gold ( S p )
    15 Buddhism
    60 Make choice
    type
    61 Spooky
    16 Norwegian
    62 Pitch
    dramatist
    63 Type of cross
    1 7 Lysergic acid
    64 Turf
    diethylamicle
    65 Nautical
    18 Organic
    assent
    compound
    20 Facial feature
    DOWN
    (pl)
    22 Garland
    1 Exude
    24 Over (poetic)
    2 Dregs
    25 Nastier
    3 Negative
    28 Smudgy
    command
    32 Bishop's
    4 Evening party
    throne
    5 Knot
    33 Shakespear6 Graduate of
    ean poem
    Annapolis
    35 Spy group
    (abbr)
    (abbr)
    7 Handball
    36 Those in
    point
    office
    37 Dissenting
    8 Canine home
    vote
    9 Petroleum
    38 Same thing
    derivatives

    ACROSS

    Culver, Brook trout; John Hiles, Walleye; Mrs. Harold Wold, Northern
    Pike; Richard Thompson, Muskie;
    John Leske, Small Mouth Bass; Robert Krueger, Large Mouth black bass;
    Richard Wiese, Rock bass; Elwyn
    Shaw, string of 10 perch; Bill Ritchie,
    string of 10 crappies and bluegills and
    Tom Galloway, Yellow bass.

    10 years ago

    PROMISE ME
    VOU'LL CALL THI5
    NUMBER WHEN
    VOU GET THE
    URGE AGAIN /

    Bv I'arkcr ami Marl

    THE WIZARD OF ID

    The Joint Committee on Finance


    recommends passage of a new tax bill
    that calls for a four percent sales tax.
    The new budget bill eliminates an increase in the excise tax on beer, liquor
    and cigarettes and also eliminates a
    proposed increase in the individual
    and corporate income tax rates. . .
    Tom Hoeveler receives the Eagle
    Scout Award at a court of honor of
    Troop 18. Hoeveler, a West High
    School student, is a Brotherhood member in Scouting's Order of the Arrow. .
    . Floyd Jones, city traffic engineer,
    announces that three new traffic signals are in operation at the intersections of Charter and Johnson streets;
    Lake and Johnson streets; and Lake
    Street and University Avenue.

    'li-iK SMALL SOCIETY

    IIv Briokman
    /4NP/AT

    Bridge

    y
    Answer to Previous Puzzle

    I>Y Alfred Slteiinvold


    The average partner knows precisely what he wants but isn't quite
    sure. The defenders in today's hand,
    playing in a world championship last
    year, were sure and knew how to say

    Wh!neton Star Syndicate, Inc.

    By Ilamlin and Granc

    ALLEY OOP

    1 HOPS YOU RE HAPPY


    NOW, UNCLE TOAP!
    Y'LFTTHAT PCOR U'L
    BOIL CLEAN
    AWAY TO NOTHIN'.1

    MYSOSH,
    HE'S SOME) LOOK

    so.
    West dealer
    Neither side vulnerable
    NORTH

    10 Emit coherent
    light
    1 1 Companion of
    odds
    19 Yale man
    2 1 Cinnabar
    23 Flattened
    24 Minded
    25 Information
    bureau (abbr)
    26 Actor Barry
    27 Minus
    29 Tart
    30 Make angry
    3 1 Eastern
    beasts of
    burden
    34 City prosecutor (abbr

    40 Viper
    4 1 Longs for
    43 Threw away
    44 Person
    47 Carbon
    48 California
    wine district
    49 Aleutian
    island
    5 1 The smallest
    bit
    52 Frazzle
    53 Past time
    56 Recent
    57 Age
    58 Bring out into
    the open

    4 A KQ
    <?J 107
    0 K872
    *Q52
    WEST
    EAST
    4974
    <?A632
    0 None
    0 Q 10 9
    * K J 10987 * A 6 3

    653

    ARE THE
    STRONGEST you CAN
    BOX WITHOUT A

    SOUTH

    * 10 8 G 5 2

    Bv Lee and Lieber

    THE INCREDIBLE HULK

    fAf\NWHII.e, ON THE POCKZ... / ANNA.' I


    WARNED

    vou/

    PERHAPS
    SOME
    TRANQUIL

    <?Q984

    OAJ4

    LIZERS...

    West North East


    Pass 1 0
    Pass

    South
    1 4

    2*

    3*

    2+

    3+

    1 +
    4*
    All Pass
    Opening lead - 4 7
    East took the ace of clubs and noted
    that his partner had led the lowest
    club in his hand. Since experts use an
    unusually low card to ask for a switch
    to the lowest side suit. East knew he
    was expected to return a diamond.
    Using the same "suit preference
    signal," East returned the ten of diamonds, an unusually high card, asking
    for a switch to the highest side suit.
    West ruffed, cashed the ace of
    hearts and continued with a heart to
    the king. Kast returned the nine of diamonds to give his partner another
    ruff, and West obediently led another
    heart. East ruffed, and led a third diamond for West to ruff.
    South was down four before he got
    started!
    DAILY QUESTION: Partner opens
    with one club, and the next player passes. You hold: Spades-A K Q; Hearts-J
    10 7; Diamonds-K 8 7 2 , and Clubs-Q 5
    2. What do you say?
    ANSWER: Bid one diamond. The
    hand is too good for a jump to two
    notrump; and, besides, you have no
    heart stopper. If partner's next bid is
    one. heart or one notrump you will
    gladly bid three notrump; if his rebid
    is one spade, you will jump to three
    notrump with less assurance.

    Astrological forecast
    /;y Sydney Omarr
    FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY
    ARIES (March 21-April 19): Accent on
    desire, wishes, hopes, completion of
    major task. You resolve legal situation.
    Romance can be transformed into love.
    Another Aries and a Libran figure
    prominently.
    TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Emphasis
    on commitment, dedication to a cause.
    Make inquiries regarding chance to be
    more independent and creative. One in
    charge is willing to make room for you
    at more elevated position.
    GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You get
    enthusiastic response to inquiry. Prestige is on upswing so are financial
    prospects. Cancer, Aquarius persons
    figure prominently. Communicate, call,
    correspond, imprint style and views.
    CANCER (June 21-July 22): Dig deep,
    reject the superficial, become familiar
    with production procedures, budget
    and costs. Partner, close associate or
    spouse has something to confide. Be receptive don't cast first stone.
    LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Accent on public response to your efforts, legal matters, commitments, joint efforts, partnership and marriage. Scorpio, Taurus

    and another Leo figure prominently.


    Stick with number 4.
    VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Changes
    are necessary; know it, act accordingly.
    Accent on work procedures, basic issues, resolutions concerning diet, nutrition and health. You get written material that could resolve dilemma.
    LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Make concession to family situation. Gain indicated if you are diplomatic. Excitement
    of discovery, romance is featured.
    Taurus, Scorpio persons figure prominently. Be ready for swift changes.
    SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You have
    chance to gain foothold security is
    enhanced, there are signs that your
    property has increased in value. Pisces,
    Virgo natives could play outstanding

    settlement of issue which had been


    hanging on. Aries, Libra figure in scenario. You get rid of burden. You impress one who has money and power.
    AQUARIUS (Ian. 20-Feb. 18): You get
    opportunity for greater independence
    ol thought, action. Be dire.ct, confident
    imprint style, set your own pace.
    Your ESP works overtime. You are
    doing the right thing!

    PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You solve


    mystery. You get to heart of matters.
    Cooperate with group, organization
    get approval from administer for innovative maneuver. You gain access to
    confidential material. Be discreet.
    If July 11 is your birthday, you are
    sensitive, intuitive, a natural teacher
    and psychologist. Aquarius, Cancer,
    Leo natives play important role in your
    SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Short life. If single, you could marry. If martrip, relatives, special production and ried, there might be an addition to famrelationship are featured. Relatives and ily. Married or single, you are investing
    money combine. Capricorn, Cancer in- in your own talents, capabilities. You
    dividuals play key roles. You receive make serious domestic adjustment beaccolade following display of versatil- fore July is finished. You are better at
    helping others than yourself. You were
    ity.
    CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Spot- disappointed last year. It was not somelight on income, payments, collections, thing to dismiss lightly.

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