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HI AND LOIS —By Mort Walker and Dik Browne
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Building to Be Razed
CHARLESTON, S. C. (AP).
—A 200-plus-year-old clap
board building, which is said
to have housed the country’s
first weather bureaut is going
to be torn down. A new build
ing may be erected on the site.
A plaque on the side of the
building describes it as “Home
of Doctor John Lining, who
made the first systematic
weather observations with In-
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1738-February, 1753, in this
building, which probably ante
dates the year 1715. ...”
$5O Billion Industry
NEW YORK. Construction,
the country’s largest industry,
last year topped |5O billion. In
the next decade an estimated
$6OO billion will be spent on
construction in the United
States.
THE EVENING STAR
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TV Coverage Asked conviction. He said television
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP).-A Camer “ Were forbWden *>
man convicted of rape asked cover hls trial, thus violating
the Oklahoma Court of Crimi- his constitutional guarantee of
nal Appeals to reverse his a public hearing.
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CLUB v 9«—SIZE: BtaWixSl I , f«mou» heavy typo Vol.
Inches hlth. I ley pool tobies and Bumper
EQUIPMENT: 1 st]i 16 2Vk" I pool tables.
colored, numbered balls; two 52" I
hardwood, leather - tipped cues;
deluxe wood triangle; 2 cubes cue
chalk; 6 cue-tips; <IM KA
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• TABLES AND ACCESSORIES
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SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD
- -
Worthless Hand
Tests Champion
At this time of the year it is
customary for bridge players in
the United States to offer up
thanks, just like everybody else.
A player who cant find any
thing else to be thankful for
can always be happy that he
didn't hold the East cards in
today's hand.
West dealer
East-West vulnerable.
NORTH
ABBS
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WEST EAST
♦B3 A742
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<*AK» 0 6533
♦ AKJB7 *433
SOUTH
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West North East South
2 ♦ Pass 3 0 3 A
Pass Pass Dble. All Pass
Opening lead: King of hearts.
Mrs. Dorothy Hayden, winner
of the 1050 Mixed Pair Cham
pionship. held the East cards in
a game with Mrs. Sylvia Stein,
winner of the 1058 Life Master
Individual Championship. Mind
you. it isn’t necessary to be
a national champion to pick
up a hand like that; it might
happen to any boy or girl who
doesn’t eat his oatmeal.
Mrs. Stein opened her power
ful hand with two clubs, and
Mrs. Hayden made the negative
response of two diamonds. At
this moment South decided to
enter the breach with his
; spades.
West could afford to pass.
! She had made a forcing open
ing bid, and her partner was
j supposed to keep the bidding
open.
How Forcing
Mrs. Hayden's problem was
now very simple: How forcing
;is a forcing bid? What would
: happen if she decided to pass?
Incidentally, this is a ques
tion that I am asked hundreds
of times each year. Does the
law compel you to keep a
forcing bid open?
The laws of the game permit
you to pass a forcing bld. To
do so may be unwise, perhaps
even criminally foolish—but it
is permissible. When people
say you “must” keep a forcing
bid open, they mean that a
good partner will always do so.
In this case Mrs. Hayden
looked at her ghastly hand and
wished she hadn’t heard the
alarm clock that morning. She
wanted to pass, of course, but
an expert who passes a forcing
bid hears about it for the next
20 years—if she is lucky
enough to get away from the
table alive.
So Mrs. Hayden doubled.
Everybody passed, and South
was down two. Since honors
don’t count in tournament
bridge, East and West scored
300 points—more than they
could make at any contract of
their own.
So now you know what to do
with a completely worthless
hand. Get yourself a partner
who knows how to pick up
cards.
Daily Question
As dealer, you hold:
♦B3 <?AKQ OAK 9 *AKJB7
What do you say?
Answer: Bid two clubs or
3 NT. In theory, you should
not open 2 NT with a weak
doubleton in any suit, but rules
were made to be broken.
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.St PEANUT BRITTLE, Ilb 48 3/ .99
.39 CHUCKLES, 14 0Z M 4/ .99
49 SHARPES INGUSH TOFFEE,
ASSORTED FLAVORS 44 4/ .99
1.39 MIXED NUTS, 13 0Z .68 3/1.99
.89 SPANISH PEANUTS, 14 OZ. .48 3/1.38
2.00 ANDRE SELECTED CHOCOLATES
1 LB. BOX 99 3/2.88
3.00 FRUIT CAKE, VAC. PACK
2 LBS .18 3/2.54
.30 CANDY CANES, 6's 44 4/ .89
2.00 SCHRAFFT GOLD CHEST or
WHITMAN SAMPLER, 1 Ib.f .. 1.56
45 ZION ASSORTED CANDY .44 4/ .89
1.75 MARY SUE BUTTER CRUMS 38 3/I.SB
.98 FILLED CANDY AND TOY
STOCKINGS .78 3/2.26
LADIES NEEDS DISCOUNTS
2.00 BLISS HOME PERMANENT*. .87 3/3.47
10.00 VOLUPTE PEARLS 1.99 3/5.68
1.19 WOODEN SKIRT HANGERS . .78 3/3.26
3.25 SORTILEGE COLOGNE .99 3/2.88
1.00 ASSORTED JEWELRY .68 3/1.99
145 HUDNUT COMPRESS POWDER .88 3/2.54
145 CHARMRT LIPSTICKS 38 3/ .99
COMPARE & SAVE!
149 DEMURE 48'a OO
WHY PAY MORE?
KOTEX 4T> 1.38
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3.00 PONDS COLD CREAM 1-lb. .1.28 3/3.38
1.65 GEMEY COLOGNE .97 3/2 AT
TWEED COLOGNE TRAVELSIZE 48 4/ .99
1.50 FRIENDSHIP GARDEN DUSTING
POWDER 87 3/2.47
3.75 CHARBERT BUBBLE BATH.. . .IT 3/1.97
3.00 CREPE DE CHINE PERFUME 8
COLONGE SIT 1.67 3/4.77
.79 BANDO STRETCH SLIPPERS .31 3/ .99
3.50 BUNCHARD PERFUME *
COLOGNE SET, 2PC 1.68 3/4.88
MEN'S NEEDS DISCOUNTS
5.00 EVEREADY SHAVE BRUSH 2.99 3/8.98
1.50 MENNENS COLOGNE 87 3/2.47
1.00 MecGREGOR SHAVE LOTION .38 3/ .99
1.59 KOOL SHAVE BOMB, l*ox. 37 3/137
.89 MR. FRESH DEODORANT 38 3/ .99
2.00 KINGS MEN AFTER-SHAVE
LOTION ................ 48 3/234
HAIR CARE DISCOUNTS
5.00 VITA FLUFF, 1 lb 1.86
2.50 TROI HAIR TONIC, Professional.. .68
1.00 BRECK SHAMPOOt . 38
1.75 WILDROOT CRUM OIL, 14 or 86
1.25 MISS CUIROL, CREAM or REG. .63 3/1.84
2.50 DRUM HAIR SPRAY 14 M. .77 3/1.97
1.50 BRECK BANISH* 99 3/2.88
2.49 CHAS. ANTELL FORM. #9 ..1.37 3/3.77
2.00 LUSTRE CREME (Jar) 99
1.00 VO-5 TUBE 58 3/1.58
230 H. CURTIS Hair Spray 99 3/2.88
140 RINSEAWAY 58 3/17.58
BABY NEEDS DISCOUNTS
.98 0. TIPS, Box of 180 33 ’
1.00 MENNEN-S Baby OH or Magic
Lotion 63 3/IJ6
.45 MULLSOY LIQUID 12 Cim/3.96
39 MENNENS BABY POWDER . .38 3/ .99
1.09 BREMIL POWDER, 1* OZ. .86
45 EVENFLO UNITS 14 3/49
HOUSEHOLD DISCOUNTS
6.95 DART BATH SCALES 3.38 4/9.66
2.49 VtNETIAtf GLASS ASHTRAYS 1.67 3/4.97
1.69 HOUSEHOLD BRUSHES, 6-PC.. .88 3/2.54
.69 IE PAGE CELLOPHANE TAPE .38 3/ .99
1.00 CERAMK ASHTRAYS 37 3/ .97
.35 WOODBURY BATH SOAP, ft .28 3/ .79
.89 TEXY LIQUID DETERGENT .. .38 3/ .99
12.95 VORNADO HEATER 6.99 3/19.99
3.95 LUX MINUTE TIMER ;.... 2.48 3/7.28
2.50 SHOWER CURTAINS 78 3/2.26
1.00 BATH SPRAY 68 3/1.99
ALL TIMEX WATCHES—
-33V3% OFF!
DENTAL AIDS DISCOUNTS
.69 CREST ECONOMY TOOTHPASTE 41
.60 GLEEM ECONOMY TOOTHPASTE .41
.69 COLGATE ECONOMY TOOTHPASTE .. .41
1.00 COLGATE TOOTHPASTE BOMB .. ? .62
.69 GUARD TOOTHPASTE, 5 oi. 47 3/ .97
49 POLIDENT DENTURE CLUNER .41
.69 DR. WEST OR TEK
TOOTHBRUSHES 38 3/ .99
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(WASHINGTON ABBA'S FASTBST MOWING DISCOUNT DRUG STORRS)
Comperable Value DART'S PRICE
PRE-CHRISTMAS DISCOUNTS
1.00 XMAS CARDS, BOXED ... 47 3/ .97
.10 RIBBON TAGS OR SULS ... .06 13/ 49
.98 CUTTER BOX FOIL 68 3/1.99
1.00 XMAS WRAP, 3 ROLLS 58 3/148
.18 C-7’/» TREE LITE BULBS 08 12/ .74
1.2 S XMAS SPRAY SNOW BOMB 48 3/1.99
5.95 GOODYEAR TWINKLE LIGHT
. 85 » 2.38 3/6.38
4.95 15 LIGHT C 714 INDOOR SET 1.99 3/S.BB
6.95 25 LIGHT C 714 INDOOR SET 3.38 3/9.99
TOY DISCOUNTS
21.95 BRIDE DOLL 5.99 3/17.49
.98 ATUS SATELLITE TOY 38 3/ .99
1.00 DOH MIX 28 4/ .99
3.00 IDEAL POLY DUMP TRUCK 1.99 3/5.48
1.98 DOLL IN BUNKET 16”.... 148 3/3.99
4.00 OETECTO SCALE w/accessories 1.99 3/5.68
2.00 MATTELL GETAR 1.38 3/3.99
4.00 SHOULDER HOLSTER, Mattoll 2.78 3/7.99
3.00 MATTELL SHOOTING SHELL
WINCHESTER IM 3/5.44
3.00 SCRABBLE 2.33 3/6.48
2.00 SPARKLE PAINT SET 1.48
5.00 BRIDGE * TURNPIKE BUILDER 3.38 3/9.99
4.00 MONOPOLY Number 9 .... 2.44
MEDICAL NEEDS DISCOUNTS
1.23 BUFFERIN, 100'a 69
.97 CEPACOL ANTISEPTIC 51
45 BC POWDERS, 6's IS 3/ .43
.98 UCCHARIN 14 6R., 1000's 19
2.55 FOSTEX CREME (ACNE) 1.58
1.3 S EMPiRIN, 100'it .79
IM THERA-CAL ww
J-2’ "900" CALORIE 5/
Comp. rOR REDUaNe *ap<
Value 8 oz. 12 cans 5.77 3/1.57
.12 TUMS 06
1.00 UVORIS MOUTH WASH .. .S 8 3/1.58
.89 LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC .51
1.19 ANACIN TABS, 100'at .79
.49 VICKS VAPORUB SALVE .34 3/ .96
1.79 SUPER ANAHIST TABS, 40't 1.58 3/4.48
VITAMIN DISCOUNTS
n.rt xVSSIJi ?, roe i r * '! *°r vou , Oemember-
Dert ALWAYS undersells the eltv on vltemins.
+D.C. 8 Va. Stores Only. Quantity Rights Re
served.
1.50 FEOSOI TABS, 100's 94
3.75 TROPHITE TABS, 100's .. i 2.96
4.50 THERAPEUTIC FORMULA, 100's ... 1.99
3.45 VISYNERAL DROPS 50cc 1.76
2.80 STUART FORMULA 100 s 1.66
2.66 WALKER ADCET TAIS, 50's 1.48
4.50 WALKER VIACETS, 120 s 3.99
4.50 PRECALCIN UCTATE 100 s 2.98
I THERA 12-M 4-271
Value 100's iferii.w
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Each sealcap contains:
X l ',/*" W'WO USP Units: Vlt "O'* 1.000 USP
Units; Thiemin 12mg; Riboflavin 10m»: Prridoxino
,mg: Vit "B-12" 4mcg; Ascorbic Acid 200mo; Nia-
Vi ’ " K " 2mg; Fo " c *«’«* ’ ’mo:
Calc um Pantothenate Jme; Vlt ”E" S I U.: Plus
Calcium, Phosphorous, Iron, lodine. Manganese,
W>onesl P °** ~U,n' Molyb<l,num ' c °o»v r ' Zinc and
t UPJOHN VITAMINS
5.99 CABEFORTIS, 100 s 468
6.50 ZMACAPS 100 s 422
8.96 UNICAPS 250 s 3.99
tABBOTT VITAMINS
6.54 DAYALET M, 100 s 399*
5.19 DAYAMIN 100 s ~.2.99
9.45 OPTILETS, 100 s <. 624
5.40 VbDAYLIN, Pint 2 79
5.8 S SURBEX WITH VIT. C, 100 s 4.16
8.40 IBEROL, 100 s g.u
tROERIG VITAMINS
10.83 VITERRA THERAPEUTIC 4 39
9.75 STIMAVITE 100 s 586
5.03 VITERRA PLAIN OR TASTI TABS 100 s 2.48
tPARKE-DAVIS VITAMINS
3.99 ABDOI WITH MINERALS, 100 s 2.64
5.50 ABDEC CAPSULES, 100 s 3 34
6.75 GERIPLEX, 100 s .. / 3.9 g
tSQUIBB VITAMINS( D.C. ONLY)
10.95 THERAGRAN M 100 s 499
4.42 ENGRAN 100 s 4.99
11.08 NOVOGRAN, 100 s 6.91
tLILLY VITAMINS
5.98 MI-CEBRIN, 100 s 445
7.56 BECOTIN WITH VIT t 100 s 4.48
4.40 HOMICEBRIN 4.4$
tMEADS VITAMINS
3.29 TRIVISOL SOcc 1 92
3.69 POLYVISOL SOcc 2.09

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