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‘The Cryptoquip (s a simple substitution cipher in which each
letter used stands-for ancther. If you think that X equals 0, it
will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words,
‘and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating
vowels, Solution is accomplished by trial and error.

Let Your Guests —
Decide the Gift -

By Abigail Van Buren

© 1878 by Chicago Tribune-N.¥. News Synd. Ine.

DEAR ABBY; Since that song “Short People” came out,
short people have suffered a big put-down. I'm sending you
aletter you had in your column about 20 years ago. I kept
it because I happen to be one of the short people. Please
runit again, It might help to improve our image. Thanke,

SHORTY B, HICKS
, SHORTSVELLE, N.Y.

DEAR. SHORTY: I agree. Short people necd an.

occasional buildup, 60 hore's your letter:

“DEAR ABBY: _

In answer to TOO TALL, women in the Know go for
small men. That's why they go wild over Latin Americang
: and fight over jockeys. The big, tall men fall apart earlier.
They get potbellies and double chins and succumb to heart
* attacks in thelr mid-40e, while the little wiry men are still
going strong. . a

The next time you go to a dance, notice that the best
dancers on the floor ark.the amdll’men.

-Half the women married to tall, dark and handsome men
would love to trade them for the, little runt they wouldn't
' go out with before they got married. -:

Los VOICE OF EXPERIENCE"

' DBAR ABBY: I am a schoolteacher who has been -

reading your column for years. Often your thoughts are

asinine statement, “All women look alike in the bathtub,”
really hit bottom! Anyone who actually believes that quote

lives.

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DEAR EYEBALL: How's this? “All women look allke in
water"—which is where I was after that endorsement!

DEAR ABBY: About 160 senior citizens live hera-in a
lovely place and we enjoy it, However, recently a problem
hae arisen, A little old Indy has joined us, and no matter
what is said, she saya, “Oh, my God!”

"GEMINI

Please rotract that gross masterpiece of misinformation! -3i,

you say?

+
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————"— Frances Drake

~ Your Individual
~ Horoscope

FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1978

What kind of day will
tomorrow be? To find out what
the stars say, read the forecast
given for your birth Sign.

ARIES
(Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) TS

You should win top-grade
returns from your efforts now.
Adhere to — well-tested
procedure, Emphasize your
individualism and  per-

ceptiveness,
Cir

TAURUS
(Apr. 21 to May 21) |

Small matters may conspire
to try and keep you from ac:

what you set out to

do— and. must. Be firm! Direct
energies only to worthwhile
areas,

(May 22.to June 21) Ce
How you accept vicissitudes

AND advantages will mean the

difference between just getting

by and doing well. This day has’

the makings of a big success
story if you are alert,

CANCER
(June 22 to July 23) et)
An old acquaintance will do
you a very good turn — quite
. In fact, your
relationships with others,
generally, should be unuzually

congenlal.

LEO
(July 24 to Aug. 23) QE titre

Dont permit trifles to be
blown out of proportion. The
mountain which grows from a
molehlll is usually unbellevab

. difficult to conquer. ‘

VIRGO

(Aug. 24 to Sept, 23) mp
Curb a tendency to be overly

critical. Don’t look for flaws In

every niatter that tums up,

_Emphasize tolerance and
steadiness,

LIBRA
(Sept, 24 to Oct. 23) 25%
situations could make

. On the personal
side: -romance and culturat
interests highly favored...

SCORPIO m oie

(Oct. 24 ta Nov. 22)

You are one of the few in a
position to take strong and. Anil

DEAR ABBY: I have been divorced for 12 years. For

Delacroix, French painter,
ta Loos, Amer.

progressive action now, but be
careful not to make too many
waves. A certala amount of

discretion needed.
ae

SAGITTARIUS
(Nov. 23 to Dec, 21)

Influences somewhat adverse —

toward financial matters, Don't
make unnecessary purchases
and don’t let your natural op-
timism lead you _ into

speculative ventures,
Wit

CAPRICORN
(Dec. 22 to Jan. 20)
Information needed to con-

summate a business deal now".

AQUARIUS
(Jan. 21 to Feb. 19)
Some

=f

difficulty in. per:
relationships indicated. Per- 920
sons close to you may be p)

temper
escalate out of all proportion.
PISCES

(Feb, 20 to Mar. 20)" KEY
Neither borrow nor lend now. &

YOU BORN TODAY arean §

interesting combination of the
artistic and practical; could
succeed in the former and
commercialize it in a-big way,
although remuneration is

‘your. sole consideration. You
area true humanitarian and, if
you do not take up one of the
arts as a career, would make a
brilliant success a3 a physician
or veterinarian; may even:
make some outstanding
discovery which could alleviate

- pain and suffering in either man

or animals. Other ficlds in
which yau could excel:
education, § the .- law,
statesmanship, agriculture,

: Eugene

business reasons, I have lived in another city, so my three

sons have been raised by their mother.“I have always '

provided more than the court required and have tried to
meintain a good relationship with my sons over the years.

The problem is my oldest son. He graduated from high
school two years ago and he is: still sitting at home,
watching television all day, sleaping late and staying up

until all hours, He has no desire to do anything else
* need to get a job because I am-required to pay him an

allowance until he’s 21, This provides cigarette and t
money. His mother isn’t concerned

sno

about his idleness

because if and when he becomes financially independent,
her child support payments will drop, and she doesn’t want

her income reduce

’E don't.think I should support this 19-year-old as I did
when he was 12. It encouragés his inactivity, but I can’t

kick him out of his mother's house. Don’t recommend -
_ psychological help, His mother wouldn't permit it. It would
rfect. I can’t cut off the money and

mean that she isn't

force him to get a job. He's not/ interested in college or

trade school

) All he wants to do is watch television. He

knows every program that comes on between noon and

sign-off timo.
How can I wake thia guy

up to the fact that he can’t sit
on hia can forever? Besides, it’s a poor-exam
younger brothers, who are still in high ,

; CONCERNED BUT HELPLESS |

for his two

DEAR C AND Hi: You can’t “force” him to do anything.
Your only hope is to spend more time with him and inapire
him to lead a more productive life. Otherwise he may
watch television for another two years, then circumstances
may force him to get off his can and be a man.

DEAR. ABBY: Have you or any of.your readers ever
haard of tipping a waitress before she even takes your

order?

I have a friend who invariably slips money into the
waitress’s hand when she first approaches our table.

lasked this friend where he got the idea of tip first,
and he said it was just common sense. A tip ‘sdvanes

usually insures good

service. :

I would appreciate any light you. can ‘sled on this

subject.

CURIOUSIN LOWELL, ARK.

DEAR CURIOUS: Tipping generously in advance geems
taken to school with me and discussed with my high school more like a bribe than a tip, but it makes sense. The word
‘atudents. However, your endorsement of Edith Head’s “tips” (I am told) is an abbreviation for “to insure prompt

service.”

must have lived ina segregated, monastic convent alltheir DEAR ABBY: Two.years ego I divorced my husband

. because he beat me up several times, He never showed any
gna of being violent before we were married. 3
THE EYEBALL FROM ALTADENA times when he beat me so brutally I was afraid he would

There were

me. “4 .
the heard that he ls going to be married again. I don't know

5 = thelr’ necks in hot ithe , bu iow how to gat in touch w '
the bathtnb—if they are up te that on -_ lam debating as to whether T should warn her. What do

DEAR DEBATING: On the chance that she'll bring out °
iim while you brought Out the Seas? in him, let

Sho says it to express surprise, disappolntment, joy and mum be the word.

disapproval. Her constant "Oh, my Gods” are getting us
own,

We don't want to hurt her feelings, but we would like to : PLAN

put a stop to her using that expression all the time,
Wo are anxiously awaiting your reply.

DEAR L.O.L,: Tell her in a friendly way that her

constant references to ‘'God” are irreverent—unless she's:

‘ . praying. Then pray that che takes it in the, proper spirit
and oyercomes the habit. 3; 2

ANOTHER L.O.L.

- DEBATING

' the dest in bh
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PLAN _NUCLEAR
CARDEL, Mexico (AP)

— Mexico's firat nuclear
power (plant

will
“operating by 1982 and will

produce 1.3. million kil-
owatts of electrical power
a year, managers of the

’ will

plant say. The #1.1-billion .

ant, on the Gulf of
exico in the state of
Veracruz, ‘will receive it
first shipment of enriched
uranium in November. It
is believed the uranium
come from the:
United States. oo

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