InE PLAIN DEALER, SATUHDAY, JUNE 1, 1985 25-C On THE COMICS SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form tour ordinary words. CHABT He's sure gone tar TALEE EUGLED WHAT THAT FINALLY MANAGED TO DO. Now arrange the circled letters to FEWURC LOL gested by the surprise above answer, cartoon. as Print answer I here: "OX (Answers Monday) Answer: Jumbles: The GNOME "go-getter" SHAKY knows CLAUSE that the rules DECEIT for Yesterday's getting ahead won't work unless this happens -HE DOES WONDERWORD Jo Ouellet Circle each letter of clue word- (up. down.
diagonal). Leftover letters spell the WONDERWORD. SEE YOU AT ASCOT Solution: 11 letters IER SCE EROSE NY RT NO CAPS TE CU RI ACLA WK A A SEC PO CDG SSN MO A A RSE AOL CUIS A N. T.S BI BR DAT ROSEWS SO EA AND SI CT WAXLRI A GOT 3 A TIA A A A STAKE PBM AI COSH 1985 Universal Press Syndicate Badges, Balls, Bets, Boxes, British; Caps, Cash, Champagne, Crowds; Decorum; Elegance, Enclosures; Facts, Fashion; Gentlemen, Gowns, Grandstands; Hats, Horses, Host; Jockey; Ladies; Paddocks, Parasols, Parties, Pass; Queen; Races, Roses, Royalty; Seats, Social, Staff, Stake; Tiers, Traditional; Umbrellas; Waistcoats, Week, Winners. Yesterday's Answer: RENAISSANCE GOREN ON BRIDGE By CHARLES H.
GOREN Q.2 East-West vulnerable, as South Q.3 Neither vulnerable, as South and OMAR SHARIF you hold: you hold: Q.1 Both vulnerable, as South you PA9 VAQ 4AK10652 43 VKQ6 hold: The bidding has proceeded: The bidding has proceeded: VAJ1076 4A94 SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST 14 Pass 10 1 2 Pass The bidding has proceeded: 1 EAST SOUTH WEST NORTH 4 14 Dble 1 NT Pass 24 What do you bid now? What action do you take? What do you bid now? A. This is a hand where you want to A. We hope you weren't even think- describe your shape while showing ing about bidding two hearts. You told A. You have a very powerful hand, strength.
The correct way to tackle it your story with your takeout double, and you must signal this to partner as is to bid three clubs first. That is forcand partner couldn't act. On the auc- soon as possible. Cue-bid two spades. ing.
At your next turn you will raise tion, the hearts rate to be stacked That will allow you to explore all pos- hearts, and partner should have a behind you, and any sortie by you sibilities without fear that partner complete picture of your hand. could prove expensive. will suddenly drop the auction. TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES CARROLL RIGHTER HOROSCOPE For Saturday, June 1 This is. a day and evening to attend to chores in a conscientious and pleasant fashion.
Most everyone will be under tension and this could cause rifts in relationships. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) If you have any legal troubles, be sure to handle them wisely or you could lose a great deal. Avoid criticism. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Tread easily with a partner and be sure not to lose your temper, or there can be serious trouble. Retain status quo.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Try not to quarrel with co-workers and this becomes a good day. Make sure to. take care of your health and not overwork. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Although you want to have a fine time, you may find it difficult to find right companions to go with you or it will be too costly. LEO (July 22 to Aug.
21) Some error you may make in the outside world could prove costly, so be on your guard. Don't ask favors of a bigwig. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) A good day to prepare for the new conditions you want to come to fruition in the near future.
A stranger may make a tempting offer. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) A good day for study and being more economical and avoiding snap judgment and quick investments. Be cautious.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) If you think you can have everything your way today, you are sadly mistaken and will lose out by being stubborn. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec.
21) Keep your equilibrium if obstacles arise in the path of your plans, as they are apt to. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) A bosom buddy may be too busy to go TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 38 1 Tardy 5 Forest features 39 10 Grid goals 40 13 Asian sea 41 14 Range rope 15 Converse 42 informally 16. Headgear, for 44 Pedro 47 19 Greek letter 48 20 Ascend 21 Main artery 49 22 Wan 50 23 Most thick 53 25 Legal demands 57 28 Bulba:" 58 Gogol 29 Athletic event 59 30 Old world finch 31 Pod denizen 60 34 Top hats, 61 a la Lincoln Undergrads' 62 Native 22 goals American 23 Very loud Hostelries DOWN Scottish tea 1 Light source 24 cake 2 Olympian Highland 3 Part of the 25 headwear street scene Reckoning 4 Yale 26 Smooth 5 Hiker's ways 27 Lesser Antilles 6 Wash cycle 28 native 7 Informality 30 Green land 8 Ike's command 31 Indian weight 9 Famous uncle Cap, in Capri 10 Cohan's 32 Anglors' gear "Over 33 Quiet's 11 Small arrows complement 12 Ermine, at 35 Works with a times shuttle 15 Before bar or High dudgeon bones Had 17 Overload possession 18 Split ingredient 10 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 43 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 B.C.
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ALL KEEP A LOT OF EVERYBODY YOU ABOUT THINK IS WORK, PEOPLE I IN DO YOURSELF BUT YOURSELF SELFISH LITTLE DEVIL 1985 Daily Mirtor Newspapers Lid Dis1 by News Amenca Syndicate JUDGE PARKER Harold LeDoux: THINGS ONE DAY YOU'LL START YOU'RE A VERY I COULDN'T HELP BUT OVERHEAR MISS AREN'T TO WALK AGAIN, I JUST SWEET MANI SAVERN SAY SHE WANTED YOU TO GO QUITE KNOW YOU TO LUNCH NEXT SATURDAY, MRS. LAGRANGE! THE I THINK YOU SHOULD DO IT! I CAN DRIVE SAME YOU DOWN JUST LIKE I USED TO DO! NOW, KRONIN! MARY WORTH Saunders and Ernst. THE WELCOME GARDENER SAYS HE WOULD MEANWHILE, YOUR READ GRAND- AND SEE IF LHAVE SOME PART- TIME FATHER CAN GROUNDS FOR HELP, HE THE LETTER I A LAWSUIT! WANTS TO.MEET RECEIVED YOU! Pool REX MORGAN, M.D. Dal Curtis GATES EXHAUSTED! IT'S SO GOOD PLEASE, BRADY---PICK UP MY TO SEE YOU! HOW ARE YOU? MISERABLE BACK HERE! I JUST WANT TO GO HOME DARLING, IT'S WONDERFUL IT WAS A News TO HAVE YOU LUGGAGE AND LET'S GET OUT OF America AND GET SOME SLEEP! ATRUNE Syndicate. 1985 1 1 4 N- Tr I out with you to usual fun places or be of assistance to you.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Use much care in handling civic or public duties now or await a better day for such. Obey rules. PISCES (Feb.
20 to March 20) You have many fine ideas now but should follow those that are a challenge to your fine mentality. Show that you have wisdom. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or she will be full of charm and magnetism, but will also have a mind of his or her own and will be positive in going after what is desired, so be sure to give fine moral and ethical training early. This will be a person who will do well where protecting the interests of others is concerned. The stars impel, they do not compel.
What you make of your life is largely up to you. McNAUGHT SYNDICATE Marina location and Joan (a loving couple) Part of HOMES Treat from the sea Asian holy man Top pitchers Taut Hallowed one Famous Quaker Coastal flier Helper, for short Evil spirits; nightmares 36 Anthropologist Carleton S. 37 Wall climber 41 Marl and mold 42 Obstructed 43 the 44 Raspberry drupelets 45 Provide food 46 Heap 47 of cake 49 Abba of Israel 50 Headliner 51 Feminine suffix 52 Demolish 54 Gl address 55 Recent 56 Catchall abbr. ANSWERS TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: PEST SAVES SAGA ACHE AFAR SHON WURST TOSSED ENVELOPS HEXED TEL ARK OROS SLACKS TOE TENOR SPREE TUBE DEFER ROAN ATONE DANES aus REBELS SECT USE UTE ELATE INSTEP TENDERLOON ATTA AROD NERVE REAL RUDY ESTES SIS LOS ANGELES TIMES SYNDICATE 1.
