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PETE I SPEECH OVE2 IN THE jrra c i xl. ... x was. mfnrA M v - fcT FUN Ny... THE HOUSE 15 PARK ANP THE V) CAR 15 NOT C IN THE CAKAOE.. C7 3 PELTA PELTA! ARE YOU ASLEEP? B- ySS. COL. INDEX... BUT WP raiirtirr the aniai WE BROUGHT M2S.INPEX BANPlT.SHORTiy AFTE2WAEP TO HEADQUAEIcRS BECAUSE ' ... MRS. INDEX WAS RE- SHE HAP NO ALIBI FOE THE LEASEP AT ONCE ANP PZOVE .TIME A E053ey WA5 AWAy. . . BUTTHAT WAS SOME a- COMMrrTr. TO tiaac a-: jrv2?&, i LOOKS V 71 AO'UAVE A FIGHT XfeJfr-E1 1S HAPPV EFVO'IS A rTTITrNl MIGHTV TsMALL ( , M SFAllvMAEOR ) AS LARKS.'- 1 i-SO. (gotTn7 )(LKEU'L WONDER) !Mffr )V SpmX MAPPV.-HAPPV.ry a HAPPV, cT ""jl W :ti. TSiJ " V" " ffTT,I A0TIIU !-1T I 1 -ijr:i-.I7jHH!l"-''."s I POSITIVE NEITHER CP TKiSKlNOWEK, THE MAM toil CAUGHT OR THE 61RLM0 GOT AWAY...WAS L ANYTHING? THEN ORDER POWN ALt OURPNERSl 'MAKE A THOROUGH SEARCH OF THE HULL.' BE SURE THERE'S NO INTERNAL MACHINE ATTACHED kl Xfel J: b I t it WHAT THE EXACTLY WHAT , HECK COULD 1 I'D LIKE TO KNOW! THEY HAVE I SECOND TIME SKIN BEEN POINSJ PWERS HAVE BEEN CAPTAIN? SKOOP1NQ AR0UNP OUR SHIP... VIA INFORMING THE APMIRAL. AT ONCE1, ' ' ' f-sf VE TELL TH I I V HE SAID " THEM AST V0RE Ay-C J$ S I rrr-v SHIF'LESS SK0NK A8S0LUTE FLAT ) ( AUNT L0WEEZY f iOXT Vti ". ' - tlriw'ir- yduVeT) GOT TO S (JYOL tCCt rCz-, :iliH'( i give P1" . 177 HELP' I CAN'T N ITS ONLY SNOW f YEH -jf&lL SEE I'M GOING, NESS f BUT I TAllV miwnf FROM THE CANT - BRIGHT SNOWV SEE.' VJ T.iLr Kyou'll see AGAiN THAT'LL GO AWAY IN A FEW MINUTES 1 ( YEH BUT Xiflif!'! STAR GA2ES!y ARIES MAR. 22 22-25-27-52 54-62-65 TAURUS X APR 21 I CL MAY 21 GEMINI MAY 22 JUNE 22 B4o-75-89-90 I CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 20-21-29-44 JULY 24 -a. AUG. 23 M6-19-34 40-48-81 -82J VIRGO 'Ti yf, AUG. 24' IS SEPT 22 4- 7-10-35 C37-41-74 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Your Daily A&ivity Guide 'i According to the Stars. To develop messoge for Thursdoy, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 You'll 31 Beneficial 61 Surprise 2 Meetings 32 Sell 3 Rash 33 Belated Concentrate 34 Backfire .UMA SEPT. 23 OCT. 23 h2-13-24-30(C?l 159-78-83-84 5 A 6 Move 7 On 8 Can 9 Con 10 Children 11 Show 12 You're 13 The H The 15 Be 16 Have 17 Careful 18 Sociable 19 To 20 Your 21 Charm 22 Check 23 In 35 Tnr 36 Toke 37 Well-being 33 Side 39 Gift 40 The 41 Their 42 Of 43 Your 44 Diplomocy 45 Your 46 In 47 Wins 48 Good 49 Authority 50 Your 51 A 52 Did 53 Ideos 24 Determininq 54 You 25 Yesterdoy's 55 Noture 26 Showing 27 Activities 28 Be 29 And 30 Factor (5) Good 56 Good 57 Lead 58 May 59 The 60 Idea (Is) Adve 62 Overlook 63 May 64 You 65 Something? 66 Way 67 Today 68 Today 69 In 70 If 71 Meon 72 Over 73 People 74 Education 75 Very 76 Others 77 Extra 78 Your 79 Money 80 Today 81 With 82 Bod 83 Circle 84 Today 85 Expect 86 It 87 Or 88 Seniority 89 Short 90 Time Neutral SCORPIO OCT. 24 j NOV. 22 ' 2- 9-28-31 Ql 32-45-53 V SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 DEC 22 ft n-i4-i8-38ri it 42-50-55 CAPRICORN DEC 23 XT JANL 20 r57-59-66-68Ci 70-76-85-86 AQUARIUS JAN. 21 FEB. 19 15-17-23-2691 M3-49:87-88'M PISCES FEB. 20SS MAR. 21 2 151-56-60-63 71-77-79-80VS yf TAURUS ziMv APR 21 ( MAY 21 pr34-36-51-53 S773-77-78 S TAR GAZER ARIES MAR 22 APR 20 ? 1- 2-11-23 IV37-47-68 GCMINI MAY 22 -FJ JUNE 22 X 4- 7-20-64 KL65-66-74 CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 M 3-1 8-30-33 49-63-84-871 LEO (Q JULY 24 i AUG. 23 f43-44-55-58 ll70-75-79-86 VIRGO ft AUG. 24 (tffim SEPT 22 I PJ 3- 8-10-23 Mj" h I vio tr on oti. -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Your Doily Activity Guide According to the Stars. To develop messoge for Fridoy, reod words corresponding to numbers Of your Zodioc birth sign. , SEPT 23 OCT 23( B5-39-54-59 E2-67-89-90VS New Situation Ftnonciol See. Follow Hunches Thot 8 Outlook . 9 To 10 Is 1 1 Develops 12 Coming 13 Sudden 14 Opposition 15 Pleasure 16 Events 17 Hormony 18 Demonds 19 To 20 Ftnonciol 21 Exercise 22 Improve 23 Thot 24 Finances 25 Bright 26 Personal 27 Or 28 Friends 29 Control 30 Shouldnt Good 31 Wishes 32 And 33 Upset 34 Everything 35 A 36 Goes 37 Increases 3S Discipline 39 Feeling 40 Cost 41 Over 42 Their . 43 DerrtanS 44 All 45 Shodows 46 Your 47 Your 48 Likely 49 You 50 Admirers 51 Well 52 In 53 Ask 54 Of 55 The 56 Indicated 57 You II 58 Focts 59 Happiness 60 Be viS ) Adverse 61 Emotions 62 Encouroges 63 Prepare 64 Issues 65 Are 66 Crystal 67 Love 68 Concern 69 Advance 70 And 71 Populor 72 Obligations 73 Favors 74 Clear 75 Figures 76 Don't . 77 Moke 78 Commitment 79 Before 80 Become 8 1 Discouroged 82 With 83 Brighten 84 For 85 Day 86 Decidtng 87 Emergencies 88 People 89 And 90 Devotion 1227 Neutral SCORPIO OCT 24 CA NOV 22 E1-29-32-38A 1 1-46-61 VlJ SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 DEC 22 14-19-26-311 48-76-80-81 vJ CAPRICORN JAN 20 12-16-40-42 M5-52-69 AOUARIUS 5-6-9 24-27-72 PISCES FEB 20 MAR 21 15-17-56-57, WV71-RO-fV Statistical Connection Given Between TV, Strain By DELOS SMITH United Press Science Editor New York HP) A survey of 19,280 school children produced a statistical connection between juvenile e y e-strain and TV watching. The connection was strong enough for the public health sci entist who made the survey to recommend that in our TV age, all children should have routine vision tests "at least" twice a year. The survey was made in Car diff, Wales, and was noteworthy because it was the first any where that was large enough to have statistical meaning. Dr. A. H. Griffith, health offi cer of the city of Cardiff, divid ed the kids into two groups those from homes with TV and those from homes without TV. The numbers involved were large enough to create a pre sumption that if TV watching caused no eye-strain, cases of recognizable eye strain would total about the same in each group. Difference Not Significant He then counted the glasses wearers. In all, more TV kids wore glasses than TV-less kids, but the difference was not enough to be "significant" sta tistically. When ' the children were sub - divided into age groups, a "statistical signifi cance" appeared among those 10 years old and older, and this was markedly increased In the group among children 11 years old ad older. He pointed out that normally the growing eye-balls of children have a tendency toward near sightedness. In his opinion chil dren up to the age of eight "can usually cope with eye-straining conditions without the optical ef ficiency of their eyes being im paired," but in children over eight, eye strain can "accelerate and exaggerate" the near-sighted tendency. In TV-watching, he said, eye muscles undergo physical strain because "they are continuously endeavoring to adjust the optical system in order that a clear, eas ily interpreted image may be re ceived on the retina. The visual object may be blurred, moving, flickering, or badly illuminated." Cardiff Reception Good TV reception in Cardiff is good, he said, because the trans mitting tower is no more than 10 miles removed from any set in the city. He acknowledged that his survey fell short of prov ing that "television viewing does affect children's vision." "But," he added, "the indirect evidence suggests this may be so. If we are to accept the findings at their face value then the ef fect of television viewing on chil dren's eyesight is a serious mat ter." He felt that "the only explana tion" for the survey results was DANGEROUS MISSION Warwick, R.I. (IP) Patrolman Frank Gage and Sgt. Vincent J. McCabe .were called to an Ap ponaug garage because a skunk with its head jammed into a can was banging around in the building. McCabe managed to get a garden rake into position to pry off the can. As the tin came off, the animal streaked off in one direction, the officers took off in another. No casulties. that "many of the older school children watch television so of ten, so long and under such adverse conditions that it causes eye strain sufficient to impair the vision of some of them." . Parents should know of these "possible dangers;" and they should see to it that children look at TV under the best con ditions, he said. And opticians and ophthalmologists, when they are examining the eyes of chil dren, should ask questions about how those eyes are used and under what circumstances. Chennaull Asured Of 'Many More Years' Taipeh, Formosa (IP) The wife of retired Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault said Tuesday an American specialist assured her husband he has "many, many more years" to live in spite of his lung cancer. Chennault, 67, told the United Press Tuesday he "felt a lot better" after taking treatments at th Ochsner Foundation hospi tal in New Orleans, La., and Wal ter Reed hospital in Washington, D.C. The retired Air Force general Monday told a press conference he was suffering from cancer of the lung and that "there is not too much hope." Asked how he felt, Chennault said: "I feel fine and I am carry ing on as usual." "I still travel freely and get around unassisted," he added. "I plan to be around a long ANNOUNCING We Are Discontinuing S&H GREEN STAMPS December 31, 1957 BROOKS ELECTRIC & PLUMBING GO. 1016 North Riverside Phone SP 2-5209 1 Thay had never flown before. But early one morning Zdnek Machilner, 19, and Karel Kucera, 20, tied up a Czech guard and wobbled to the safety of West Germany in a stolen plane. These two escaped -but 70 million others re main captive behind the Iron Curtain. And these are the people at whom Radio Free Europe beams its daily broadcasts. Escape is not its aim. Radio Free Europe penetrates the Iron Curtain to spread truth ... to strengthen hope and resistance. " Said the youths above, "It ( Radio Free Europe) added courage and strength to strained nerves." "It offered us ... a hope for a better future," said a young nurse who fled to the West s Support Radio Free Europe Send your Truth "Everybody is listening even the Communists," said an escaped Czech skating champion. From 29 powerful transmitters, Radio Free Europe broadcasts up to 20 hours of truth a day to five key satellite countries Poland, Czecho slovakia, Romania, Hungary and Bulgaria. And how the Communist bosses fear it! Each dollar you contribute sponsors a Minute -f T TJ TV TT..w,,n TJ... . r" OI Alum uii aicuoivj rice xjiuujyc iiu rr v -tnanv miniirp will VfYll rivfi? V V innnj j o ' Dollars to: CRUSADE for FREEDOM tie Local Foahrater EDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
