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Two snowmobiles cruise by famous Old Faithful Inn
after completing a 48-mile journey “over-the-snow”
from West Yellowstone, Mont.
World Briefs
SMOG CONTROL
TOKYO (UPD—To cut down
the. air pollution in the world’s
largest city, Tokyo ordered 836
factories and large buildings to
switch to a more expensive oil
that puts out less sulphur
fumes.
The city said today that
among those refusing to cooper
ate were 30 federal offices
including the National Railway,
12 telephone exchanges, the
Weather Bureau, the Tokyo high
court, the National Library, the
House of Representatives, two
government hospitals and the
official residence of Prime
Minister Eisaku Sato.
CHINA CHARGES
HONG KONG (UPD—Red
China said Sunday Soviet plans
for a world Communist summit
meeting were designed as a
supplement for the U.S. pres
idential election this year,
Peking Radio said today.
Communist China long has
accused the Soviet Union and
the United states of plotting
against it
HILLARY'S TRIP
WELLINGTON, N.Z. (UPD—
Sir Edmund Hillary, the first
man to conquer Mt Everest,
said Sunday he will explore the
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Elk, moose, buffalo, antelope and mountain sheep Yellowstone in the wintertime.
are commonly seen by tourists snowmobiling through
Until just a few years ago, this park,
high in Wyoming's Rocky
Mountains, remained closed
during the winter months. Now
it is fast becoming the nation's
snowmobile playground.
Thousands of wintertime visitors
travel in 12-passenger snow
mobiles or individual vehicles to
view sights heretofore
limited to hard adventurers
on snowshoes.
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road paralleling the Madison River where a bull elk
stands knee-deep, foraging for a wintertime meal.
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the Himalayan foothills by Jet
boat if he can obtain the
permission of Nepal.
PILOT FOUND
ISTANBUL (UPD—The body
of pilot Kemal Karapars, 48,
sucked out of the cockpit of his
Turkish airliner through the
blown-out emergency door Sa
turday, was found Sunday near
the village of Adliye near
Istanbul, officials said. Kara
pars’ co-pilot landed the plane.
QUEEN’S SHELTER
When army ants rest at
night, each ant clings to a
neighbor, thus forming a living
rope with their tens Os thou
sands of bodies. Hanging from
a vine or log to the ground, the
mass of bodies maxes a snug,
safe camp to shelter the queen.
We Invite You To
REVIVAL
SERVICES
First Wesleyan Church
Georgia Ave. at N. Bth St.
MARCH 19-24
Services Nightly 7:30 P.M.
with
Rev. * Mrs. Elwood Stuart
“Singing Evangelists’*
Rev. Janies C. Meaders,
Pastor
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A re-order of 60 pieces — just received
''Rio” the classic man-tailored look S3B
"Burma" the deftly translated Oriental look S4O
Both of exclusive Bouy Cloth, wash 'n wear,
65 % Dacron polyester, 35 % combed cotton.
Zepel finish to shed anything from a drizzle to a
downpour and both tailored in the impeccable Misty
Harbor manner. In 10 lovely colors.
Matching Hats and Umbrellas each $6
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Two travelers rest in their vehicles and view the steam
phase of Old Faithful’s eruption. Winter or summer,
the geyser spews 10,000 gallons of water nearly 200
feet skyward about once an hour.
Fashion
Notes
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Brought
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By
Ed Crouch
Now that you’re a big
girl, forget the three R’s
. • . and remember in
their place the three P’s
. . . pockets, pants . .
and pleats ... Now, you've
learned your fashion les
son.
Pants, pants every
where . . . and a pair for
every age and occasion
. . . The tailored for
sportswear for all . . . The
mini-pants for the young
and the young in heart.. .
The festive feminine ones
for the more sophisticate
which are simply divine
for home entertaining.
• • » •
Don’t think of shirts in
terms of shirts alone . . .
They have become shirt
dresses . . . shirt coats
. . . and exciting dresses
to wear when the moon
beams.
• • • •
You’ve bound to become
the prettiest girl at the
next party if you Just re
member that one and one
equals two . . . It’s as
simple as it sounds.
• • • •
Remember, fashion is
your best SOCIAL security.
• » • .
For fashion of the pool
or beach we’ve a wonder
ful collection. Swimwear
for Juniors by Bobbie
Brooks and Beach party.
For Misses by Jantzen,
Roxanne and Peter Pan.
Make your selection now.
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Use your Crouch’s account
. . . OPTION TERMS allow
extra months for payment.