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ASPYMATED CARES |i OUT HERE; LET'S Wes-CUINGER EL BE acer | “Ta ee eS
SOIDEY FINDS. \'" (DS ~ ! PUNISHED! Deadwood, , S: D., a qf
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7 yi 0: "DEAR ABBY: You asked women to send you an unsigned i aie oo
ae A op jis postcard indicating whether they agreed or disagreed with 3 " 5
a a“ eT TIRED IN LINCOLN, who said she was tired of sex, could = 9”
, y sana ; rs He Vag: live without it, and if most women her age (50) were honest, on es
a ce « Mati A they'd admit they were also tired 7 33
(~-— : 2} Well, [ vote with TIRED, but how's this fora coincidence? ,
" On the same page with your column in The Call (Lead, S-D.), a 38 39 40
. gg news item appeared announcing that the court had . - ™
ordered the closing of four brothele the. had been in 42 aa ba ;
. os ; Y business in-Deadwood, S.D., since 1876! This ca’ an so& : - :
DOONESBURY by Garry Trudequ orca in the Lite Black Hille tourit town of 250. Some 7
; citizens wrote letters to the editor, saying, “ ere’ nothing : ‘
on connie ACS Rtas, SHAT WE DORE wrong with prostitution ==it keeps the nuts off the streets, el a ba ae ae
70 TELL YOU HOW MUCH OG THISWEEK WiLL and keeps our: women and-children gafe,”: : Co
PRESTIGE AND MONEY ARE ==> patient Well, I think legalized. prostitution would sure do a lot for 6 i
{RIDING ON YOUR COLER- | AMERICANS. | some of us tired wives (me included). i ba
: I’ve often thought how nice it would he for both of us if, on 58 69 4s
CONVENTION... } his way home from work, my husband could atop ata place ” at
al ns -A that was given a four-star rating by the ealth department. : - sine
| . ¢ After all, 1 believe his neéd is physical, not emotional. - CRYPTOQUIP yo 4-28,
fi Se VOR ot * But T know my husband wouldn't take advantage of it wo, : on aed
rea bécause he'd consider it intrnoral, — darnit! — ZFBA THMPSHWFBM BMPJUF Air
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the survey mail to sort, So far she's counted over vowels. Solution is accom by trial “met. sual i
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DEAR ABBY: Well, it’s pain-in-the-neck time for all ofus : _
city folks who ure lucky endngh to have a nice little place at ; —_ —
the beach for the summer, We love company — but only _ ;
thyse we invite. Here's a never-fail formula for discouraging Your Indiv idual
fresloadions who drop in for the weekend uninvited: ; : ea y
‘oward the.end-of. the week, let your groceries run low, Hi ;
and when the freeloaders arrive, greet then warmly, but oroscope
apologetically with, “We're sorry, we weren't prepared for mo yi
quests, but if you don't mind driving totown topick upa few == Frances Drake
things, you're. welcome to stay!” Then hand them a :
shopping list. ; ws FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1960 vee
Don't stup at groceries. Include beer, liquor, cigarettes and ; ; + od}
soft drinks, tuo. If the freeloaders actually get the list filled, Whatkind of day willtomor- SCORPIO ‘ a fa

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BROOM-HILDA

when they return with the stuff, don't offer to reimburse pow be? To find out what the
them. After all, it’s your cottage, fuel, beach, boat, towels, gtars say, read the forecast
ete., and you didn’t invite them. ; given for your birth Sign.
And don’t -wait on anybody. If. they act like duests, tell ; . ;
them that everyone pitches in. with the coo ing an .
cleaning. v a ARIES -%
When the freeloaders leave, I’ll bet they don't come back (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19)
again — unless they're invited! Don't let work concerns mar
a SUCKERS NO MORE: social activites. Relax and en-
_ ar os joy a chance to further
‘DEAR SUCKERS: With that brand of hospitality, closeness with loved ones.
I'm betting against a return engagement. In fact, ‘Travel favored. ;
most freeloaders would probably head for the high- “TAURUS
way out of town as soon aa they saw the shoppin
ir dean Be Boo! y HOPRINE (Apr,20to May 20) diar
~ “Bight chutzpah with chutzpah," I say. - - Avoid needless worry on
ce ; joint assets. The way is clear
; #8 to make progress now. Home
entertainments favored.
Avoid late p.m. touchiness.

by Russell Myers _ DEAR ABBY: What does a girl need besides beauty,

EVERYONE HAS A (YET YOU, IRWIN,
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_DEAR ME: Humility. | ay i jaunts bring peace
co, of mind. You should have a.

UCLIFF . I time with a loved one.
HEATHC LIFF . Avoid too much exellement in

BY HAVING FRO)
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the late p.m.

‘CANCER —
Sune 2i to July 22) E>
Don't give in to negative
thinking for you'll make pro- .
gress now in domestic in-
terests, work and financial af-
(July 23 to Aug. 22). NEE
A lack of money shouldn't
keep you from having a good
time. Spending time with so-
_ mpeone close will bring out the

‘T bestin you.

(Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) my

Don't’ get discouraged if
things don't happen as fast as
you'd like. Steady application
. Will bring positive results.

LIBRA
(Sept, 23to Oct.22) n08
Avoid an anti-social mood. .

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feativities.

GEMINI
“(May 21to June 20) ee ected

ow ; You'll gain a mental uplift
a , from milngling with others ..
now. Plan for weekend

Mae
Don’t let a friend get yout 31
down, You'll make splendid: oni

(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)

progress now in career andi: to

money interests. Initlativesicw =

favored.
SAGITTARIUS
(Nov, 22 to Dec. 21)

ai gui

to like you. but you will have;;
fun with those who care. Keepisigt:
the company of kindred,-.;.3

spirits.
CAPRICORN
(Dee, 22 to Jan. 19)
Don't dwell on limitations.
Catching up on negiectedon

' tasks will bring more satisfac. I

tion than a trip at present?
Evening brings the unex:

AQUARIUS -
(Jan. 20to Feb. 18) - ae:
A party is likely to provatics
more fun than you anticipate, 7?!
Accept invitations, Marital ‘af: *
fairs and romance ares
presen tly Favored.
Mis
(Feb. 19to Mar. 20) HE
— Don’t count on others to helps:
career progress. By handlingse:
things yourself though, you lle.
make important  strideg,:,.
toward success. ‘ i a ee]
YOU BORN TODAY have & ; :)
flair for communication which,
is an asset to you in both.
business and the arts. ¥ is ett
work best when inspired and..,
may have a special talent fof;
music, The theater; literature,"
education and publishing may.
also appeal to you. Let your.”
idealism. manifest Itself In
your work and you will reach”
the top of your field. You dg*".'
well in business for your self, *!
Do not let your versatility<™*
cause you to spread yourself”™’
too thin. Birthdate of: Patty
McCormack, actress; :
Basle, jazz great; and
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