News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 23

(THATSATERMTMEy III CflD. Kaaa li I 0ASWOOD' LET I I WELL.TWAT SAVED A -V-Vis US5 IN BUSINESS WMW MB HAVE UTr'OF EXpSSSnS 0 I Veil Mc 0b Mill fi( Wednesday, August 29, 1959 Mansfield Newi-Journal By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I'd 'like yoursheets and hang them but" tat help in convinfing my hus- dry a couple of times, she band that we are living in a managed to stay dry. It modern world. We aren't kids. makes a difference when they We are in our forties and have to do the work them- have been married 18 years, selves.

I don't neglect the kids (or! Mother of Four DEAR MOTHER: Bed-wet, What Is Asbestos? The word "asbestos" is aj Win the Britannlca Junior commercial term. That is, it! I3-volume encyclopedia for was given for business pur- school and home. Send your poses to certain varieties of questions, name, age, ad minerals. dress to "Tell Me Why!" This word comes from the care of this paper. Today's Greek, and means "inextin- winner is: Janet Snook, 11 guishable" or "unquench-i Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

able." The minerals that are the nrovinre of Ouebeck. Can nun an aiiau as luilt as 111, 1 I I I I i I I i I ters should not be dealt with nobody is hurt. I don want in the same manner as "fuss-i a divorce. I just want to eo on budgets" who want their food served on separate plates. A bed-wetter is usually the in as I have been.

Being a woman, you should understand. Average Wife nocent victim of an act over which he has no control. UtAK AvtKAlit; i "un-, called asbestos are of many(ada, furnishes about 75 per kinds, and the fibers made Von tha annual ennnlu derstand" but I Women who see "nothing! from them vary in strength, Rhodesia and the Union of wrong with an "affair need CONFIDENTIAL TO MRS. a dog license not a mar- A y0Ur problem is not worth (losing sleep over. Tell your husband you have charged flexibility, ana usefulness.

As- South Africa are otner im. bestos has been known forjportant sources of asbestos, centuries. In ancient temples it was Asbestos is found in veins used for torch wicks and toin certain types of rocks, and protect altar fires. The Ro- is mined from great open mans used at 2,000 years ago pits. It is often necessary to for winding sheets to preservemine and treat as much as the ashes of the -dead when 1 50 tons of rock to produce i DEAR ABBY: I love my thf y.u pay for.

won't be the first husband through this married to a prince of a man fs twelve years and ot news- T''liJ THOSE WLLAI IT No! THEV ALL GOT TO "X-Jjj have two children. Her hus bodies were cremated one ton of asbestos fiber! band was injured on his jjSailors Go chai The price of asbestos used I HOW DO YDU KNOW WHAT I 1 and he is in a wheel However, it was only a very rich person who could afford such a ceremonv. to be so high, that its use was limited. After the 19th paralyzed from the waist i A down. She went to work to ir OFCC help out and met another! man (her boss) and fell in OMAHA (AP) A dozeq love with him members of the 1959 graduate I She is presently divorcing inR class from tne u-s- Naval her husband to marry the oth- Academy have found the er man.

I do not approve of qukest way to become she is doing, but she is'mirals is to join the Air i still my sister. My husband Force. Isays he will never speak toi The 12, after graduation, her again. He refuses to meet were commissioned second I century nowever, production Since asbestos is made improved and the of fibers, it is similar to cot-price was reduced so that in-ton and wool. But of course dustry could use it in fire pre-it has the great advantage ofjvention and fire proofing, being heat and fire resistant.) The most important use for For this reason it has many a sbestos is in producing uses in industry for which1 brake shoes and clutch linings there are no substitutes.

jfor automobiles. Asbestos is the only min-l Other uses include curtains eral that can be spun intoiin theatres, fireproofing and yarn or thread, woven into.insulating buildings and pipe her fiance. This is making it lieutenants in the Air hard on me. Do you think 1 and assigned to the Strategic I i iiiliiuiii I I i I m. I coverings, roofing shincles snnuia DreaK on relations wnn Air Command Atlas Missile A1 UUNO-mt WTI-KEiWT I li TUEI3E WILL BE LITTTK I I THE STUBBOkN UNION 1 Iimiu, i SKIMS THROUGH THE lpct OF TWP WliruwiNA OF BUMPER AND COUPLING jsysrasgssa? AswflSJS.

afc'- A my sister because of the way Squadron at Offutt Air Force my husband feels? Why Base here. shouldn't we be friendly with Then Nebraska Gov. Ralph I her and her new husband? Brooks commissioned each; in i i i rh I i i-ul i i mnr v. -av mm kj py Torn I admiral in the Nebraska DEAR TORN: If you want Navv. A Nebraska "admiral" and covers for boilers.

FUN TIME The Riddle Box 1. Why are flowers lazy? 2. How much dirt in a hole five feet deep and two feet square? 3. Are bees good at arguments? Answers juiod Jtain Xjjb3 sXbm cloth, or felted into sheets and packages. Asbestos can withstand temperatures of 2,000 to 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit, and some varieties can resist temperatures of 5,000 degrees! The United States leads the world in the manufacture of asbestos, producing almost half of the world's supply.

However, the United States furnishes less than 5 per cent of the raw material needed jto be friendly with your 0n a par with a Kentucky Iter and her new husband, youi'volonel." have a right to, but your hus-j band has the right to ignore ona lK.J them. Your sister has brokeni" Jxt 1 V.B a sacred vow to "love and A I 1 in sickness and inVIl JtlJMll oKIC IB Xaqj 'S3A "JJip ou seq health." etc. You micht still for the manufacture of asbes- 8ou. auoN 'Z spaq uiaqj NOG ALES, Sonora. I Oil II 1 you "love" your sister, but surely can't respect her.

tog. jPUlJ SABM1B noA 3SnB33g I I -r -ill fin nil- mi I I fclMnm it i. im, Tl'- (AP) Newspaper publishers in this Mexican The mineral is found in, many parts of the world, buti MYSTERY MESSAGE der city complained that DEAR ABBY: Tell that little, their newsboys were being jisewiaj buti must be II WATCH 1 1 7 I li WHATEVER r1 JUST A SI jfuss budget who wants every-' swatted across the head with thing he eats served on sep- keychains. II HAVE THE CR NAL. I III II iwwi'nr- -i i fyrn iarate dishes, he will have to.

Customs Collector ErhJIio AND THE WEAPO-A PA ESS NO PARiM iwash the dishes himself. 1'lliCarranza He bet he starts eating off onejsaid officers at the port of soon. entry told him this was the 1 once had a small visitor best method of keeping the iyears ago who used to wet herj newsboys from running-Jin bed the first few nights. After, front of autos crossing' Jhe i 1 IjB made her wash her own border. Goren On Bridge liy Charles 11.

Goren What did the traffic cop say to the woman? Answer to yesterday's "Word Grip, Trip, Trap, Tray, Pray, Play. Win the Britannica World Atlas of Yearbook of Events. Send your riddles, jokes, tricks to "Tell Me Why!" Today's winner is: Marcia Nieder, 11, Richmond, Va. Courthouse Calendar Marriage Licenses APPLIED FOR Roger Allen Steele, Shiloh, and Mary Kathryn Glower, Mansfield, RD 2. Jerry Dale Rensberger, 126 Prospect and Sandra Kay Swigart, Lexington, RD 1.

Ronald Leroy Baker, 241 Richland and Esther Marie Brown, 478 Park Avenue West. Roger William Perman, 5 North and Mary Lee Littleton, Butler, Thomas McDaniel, 259 Grandview and Ruth Gibson, 274 East Second St. Clinton Milton Lambart, Lucas, RD 1, and Linda M. Turner, Lucas. Robert Eugene Witch-ey, 1596 Timber and Nancy D.

Lipscomb, 182 Sturges Ave. Hartsel Robinson, 498 rear King and Kay Hubbard, 111 South Glenn Ave. South's four heart bid the auction. North South West deals. 1 8 VJV I mit.

I i cS3 111 i I I i ii I Ij" COULP AKO IT WOULP M3ANWMILB OV OVf 0- me CI I CyLOI PNCTS4TE TO I RISKY, TV TT U- rfim NORTH 6 4 3 10 5 974 AK52 EAST A 8 752 94 A 3 A86 WEST A 109 10 2 A i 10 9 7 The ten of diamonds was opened and East overtoplcio run three tricks in the-jlijt, on the third of which "West was called upon to make the discard which forms the subject matter of today's Posed as a direct probetfi, many players holding" ihe West hand would find the winning solution. It is clear that a fourth round of diamonds cirjciis the defeat of the contraCt'for the king of hearts cannot then be prevented from winning. Left to his own device Jvast will naturally lead a clutf 4n an effort to snare the setting trick. Since it is probable that declarer is out of that suit. West must devise some means! -of 43 SOUTH AK A 8 7 6 3 2 865 None Jak'sUpA ByedLil I'll 61vetheI I the huwioIFv'sFjustV 1 1 JTf itT 7 I LOAFEff, I WINDOWS A GOOD WA5HIM3 PRIPPINC5 AND gOME l' 0 llV i AJ -v.

AND DO IU, WiTHTHE HOSS-THAT i NITWIT CLOSED THE A Vd WrT7J---Vl SOMBTHIN.S- r- SHOULD MAKE WINDOW -I'LL OPEN IT A i iLJ ClIeAflS The bidding: Smith 4 of West North East 4 ass 4 1'ass Taws Pass Opening lead: Ten A dramatic discard by West gave his partner an unmis I nL. WANVTHiNS MASSiE HAPPV 1 AND LET IN SOME Ai (yWJ. I sy iSj; takable direction how to de-! getting his partner to lead "an-feut the opponents' vulnerable diamond. It may bCsilg- game contract today. discad of the 1 three of clubs warn The bidding was over al I I A r- r-3 api -PBnMiSe YOU'LL 1 PONT WOHPY A1 Tfvvjl P'lT'S YOO I WANT TO WkE "VX1 most before it started.

Reinforced by favorable vulnera partner off that suit but.th.ere is a good chance that; East will construe this as a cali'for a shift to spades. West hit upon an ingenious method of ordering the diamond lead. He discarded tthe bility. West preempted with a bid of ft air clubs. North passed, of course, and East's call of four diamonds IB Itv: TAKE CARE OF I-I'M SO AND SUE'LL 5f TO IT CARE OF ME, CHARLIE I.A-'l THERrS CAVL ALONE ANO VOU- YOU'PE THE VW'RE VfU TENP0 V- ONLY YOU rr SHIVER NON.PHOEBE --WE'RE 'oNLV wKAN KINS I CAM r-I 1 I SAFE AWAY FROW THAT Jl TRUST-SAY -'771 fZZrZZT' i iTH.fj ace of clubs! The futility, of a -to-v itCt- was made primarily tor the ciur lead nrw necame eviqeni purpose of suggesting a lead, to East who came thru with in the likely event that South the necessary diamond con-eventually became declarer at tinuation to defeat the con- tract.

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to 9:00 P.M. AL RAY'S SHELL Divorce Actions PETITION FILED Zina A. M. Burreson, 1905 Lexington vs. Ruth I.

Burreson, 1905 Lexington on grounds of cruelty. Married in Chicago, June 1, 1929. Probate Court Wills of Vera W. Diehl and Harold Diehl, both late of Mansfield, leave estate valued at $13,855 and $22,893, to sons, Merle of Mansfield and Marvin of Columbus, and daughter, Faith Marsh of Mansfield. Inventory lists the estate of Fred R.

Ross, late of Plymouth, at $3,000. Real Estate Transfers Thomas A. Oney and others to A. W. Firestone, lot 167, Shiloh.

John E. Parman and others to William H. Allman and others, lot 16 in Hanley Village Allotment, Washington Township. Glenn Tschantz and others to Harold V. Bartram and others, lots 286 through 288 in City Farms Allotment, Madison Township.

T. A. Klein to Amy Bajai, part lots 1131-1132, Mansfield. Charles B. Shupple and others tcr Ray Donaugh, lot 25 in Longview Terrace Allotment, Madison Township.

Jack A. Morrison to William J. Molag and others, lot 429, Lexington. Dodge Ohio to W. Banks, lot 309 in Eastview Allotment No.

2, Madison Township, Ralph K. Long and others to James L. Metcalf and others, lot 11928, Mansfield. Edward M. Schuler and others to James F.

Bemtller and others, lots 27 and 29 in Southern Estates Subdivision No. 2, Washington Township. Vernon F. Harp and others to Edwain D. Crowl and others, lot 183 in Green Ridge Allotment No.

2, Madison TM 1111 11 i.i i.i "-I i -mm nm I- I I' It I I lm.mw ftt Mk.llT kMALfl lufll-TAOAV IAP I I PlpWT lOJOWl WtLL-TOOAV JOE von ftee i was rSTiTFW Ph. L. 2-510J 518 P.A.W. and 52G P.A.W. BUT I MWU Aivru this jo iozi E3 ICAPIR WHOM ME H(M FOLLOWIN i KMtw Tne CAUSE IT WAS UNPIJTOOP THAT PER WAS IM KUW.OPE WAS PtB'J BWTHIR, AM? I WAS PLf NJ-T DlSTUWBEP OVt KX IMTtT IK! Mtt-1 WHIN HC AM THIN ME WA i UOt "MOWN'IW CUM FEE TO DISCLOSE WITH OUR FOLKS ii HIS TRUE I OENTITV.

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