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FILLED IMMEDIATELY SS THAT ffl AND LOIS DENNIS THE MENACE CITIZEN COMICS FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1971 PAGE 31 I CAN'T TALK TO YOU ANY MORE I'M BURNING UP BE OVER A HOT 'DOMt HO AfTENTlQMTO MM.Jbgy. SCWE KfOS GOT NO RBSPECK FOR THEIR rHW Gfltlff 'fXJ NEVSK WIZARD OF ID UKKK llljKvJUSTGO IN ANP LOOK HIM STRAIGHT THS EVE AM? TEU- HIM NOT. TO TRY WHEN I ASK rmo MV MR. BUMSTEAP, I'M GOINS TO ASIC MS. DITHERS POKA RAISE- BLONDIE IO--SHE LEFT THEM I HAVE TO WITH HER HOSPITAL FOR A FEW ABOUT COULP I PO5SI ELY WHV DON'T V'OU AS-AIN IN MEET ME TOE MORNING I TKltP TO TALK WITH BETH, MY WIFE, ABOUT THE CHILDREN--BUT HEAT'S WEWG BROWN THANK you FOR CALLING BACK HERE, PR.APAM/ I'M IN A PHONE I NEEP XOUR.

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The New Book of Knowledge 2fl volnme" encyclopedia for school and borne wiD be awarded for the letter selected. In the case of duplicate questions, the author of "Tell Me WOT!" 'win select the winner. Today's winner is: GAIL LOCKE, 12. Calgary 30, Canada Who Invented Typewriter? Perhaps the way to answer this question is to say: over a long period of time and by many different people. As long ago as 1714, an Englishman called Henry Mfll got a patent for a typewriter.

But it was never manufactured. In 1829, William A. Burt got a patent for a typewriter, which he called a "typographer." And in 1833 a Frenchman called Xavier Progin invented a machine which used type bars with a key. lever for each letter. Various people then invented typewriters with specific In 1843, Charles Turner patented a machine which made use of a set of type bars placed around a brass wheel In 1856, A.

E. Beach created a machine that made the first use of the principle of a circle of type bars making the impression upon a common center. Finally, in 1873, a man called Christopher Sholes created a typewriter that contained most of-the principles of the modern machine. It used a set of type- on a horizontal ring. was 'pperatedJ)y' levers.

levers were connected theJevers of the The paper. was around- a. "rubber; cylinder, and: the type struck an which" registered the letter on paper. This machine also had reversible spools for the ribbon and a moving carriage, which could be shifted, back into place when the end of a line was reached. But the typist could not see what he was writing, and the machine used only capital letters.

Later inventions added the shift key. so each bar could contain both the capital and the lower-case letter, and the front stroke so that the typist could see what he was typing. So you see. it took many and many improvements to create the typewriter as we know it today. TIME The Riddle Box 1.

When was tennis mentioned in the Bible? 2. What nation produces the most marriages? 3. Of what, trade is the President of the United States? ANSWERS 1. When Joseph served in Pharaoh's court. 2.

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