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Comics Beetle Bailey By Mort Walker DOGGONE YOU GUYS1 UNLESS you want me to APTMOVIMfi/ GO ON BARKING ANP y GET MOV IN©. GROWLING ATVOUj^/ X TAUGHT HIM < EVERYTHING < HE KNOWS ^ i /WOW IT'S A NICE CHANGE NOT TO SEE A LOT OF GUVS IN UNIFORMS MOST OF THEM LOOK BETTER WITH THEM ON | WH | 60AIK£1? . WWW.CARTOON ORG Barney Google & Snuffy Smith By Fred Lasswell you CALL THAT THING | A 'POSSUM HOUND ? I /HE'S GITTIN' th1 varmint) Q ALL WORE OUT \\^/ My NOSE 15 ABOUT TO ITCH OFF!! WE MUST BE GITTIN' COMPANY 0L‘ BULLET'S ^ ALREADy^GOT HIS", HOROSCOPES Aries (March 21-April 19) There’s plenty of work today; that’s for sure. The good news is that there’s plenty of money, too. Don’t try anything fancy, though. Just play by the rules. That’s going to be true for quite some time, so write it down somewhere. Taurus (April 20-May 20) You’re i HI I *n m0°d f°r love today, but it V W J might not come easily. Don’t start an argument, even if the other person’s ridiculous. Be supportive, and love could blossom. Be critical, and you could end up on your own. Well, temporarily, anyway. < CGemini (May 21-June 21) It might seem like somebody’s lean ing on you today, and that could be the case. That stern demeanor will brighten right up when you tell this person that you’ll do whatever it is that he or she wants. Then, scurry around and do it, and you’ll really make points. . ■ Cancer (June 22-July 22) Your friends will be your best teachers today, whether you want them to or not. Actually, some of their advice hasn’t been requested, but it could turn out to be quite handy, nonetheless. lcu luuay, yuu might get what you want from an older person simply by asking. You’re kind of lucky, and this old er person is feeling kind of generous. Don’t let the fact that someone else failed keep * you from trying. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) The first of the week was kind of tranquil, but now things could start mov ** ing. To some it seems like con flict, but to you it seems like action. If you’ve got your plan prepared, you could be tired of waiting. Just do it. n Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Today, you may have to deal with things you’d rather avoid — big bureau cracies, money you owe and oblig ations. If you pretend it’s like a class you’re taking, some of the pressure will be alleviated. And it is kind of a class, really — a class called life. Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) You might feel threatened today, as if somebody that you thought you knew pretty well is attacking you in some way. Actually, that might just be the mood you’re in. This person could be asking you to do something, but you’re not in the mood to be told what to do. Think about it and be nice. nSagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You have to do a lot of work that must be done perfectly. That’s the bad news. The good news is that this condition is only in effect for a little while, and you’ll have more time to play tomorrow. You might even be able to play tonight if you’re not too tired. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) This is a very lucky day for you. J Overseas contacts could bring in the money, or perhaps you’ll get a special deal on an imported item. Your prospects for love also look excellent, and that’s the kind of love that lasts forev er. Let bygones be bygones, and you’ll see. Hqudiiua wan. ^su-reD. 10; nave you been thinking about buying a home of your own or fixing up the one you have? If so, think about it more right now because a good deal could be out there. You might find out about it at work, or from a dear friend, so let people know what you’re looking for. L Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) You’ve been under a bit of pressure late ly. Your work’s demanding, and you may feel squashed. Instead of arguing with your sweetheart, you two should comfort each other. 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