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ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS If Santa hopes to fill
the orders of all these children who want their front
teeth for Christmas, he hetler get his eives working in
denture factory. Tne us Vegas Chamber of Com
merce was curious to find out how many local boyi
and girls were in this predicament and upon invests
gation was swamped by several hundred toothlcs
youngsters.
AflOd Woman Saves
Ufe Of Smtril Bey ,
SOUTH SAN CABHIIX, Ca!if
IIPH An S2 year-old woman
iwve4 a t-year-oH boy from being
trampled Npotbty by a frightened
hem.
Mm. bum Mawh '.aKr pi ;i!t-1
tb dialling rctns of tin- rearing
lerse and held an, preventing jl
f am s.ampew on Charles Moot
Jr. Tbe boy aad beet rid' ig t la
kers and ww tlaowa off whan
ft wac fritfbteaed by an auto.
Soviet Engineer
Believes He Cm
Warm Winters
MOSCOW A IiiUH
engineer thinks bo can aana up
Wi lli in HuvtCt Asia a id Japa i
hjr diverting m e-.ean current ii
lo i he saa of Okbxk
Ibf qllR-ial Task Nfws Agency
vh I N. Ho na wv prmosed to
channel llM- Niitb Purifies warn
Kurcsiao cnmtot into the Sea m
Spirit En
lllness Mar Holiday
Some Arrtefican Homes'
By DOC OUICC
UPI Staff Writer
i:w vohk ai'i' Christ-
miis is a mag'C word to children.
But ii countless homes there are
lie.-iw hearts. In others, (ate con-
tr ies t I'irii youn tears into i
smile
that. Evelyn is dying of cancer
and has known alxiut it for sever
al months.
A bright twist came in Enid.
Ok la , when ft boy, about eight.
'old A. M. Taylor, a ( hristmas
tree vendor, that he had to get
a fee for his grandmother and
Across an oftel heedle,, nation!-- 7he Ts a mTe
ben on tcst.ve holiday aid he a
gentle bV mpb o holy th, gs. he M c wa m .,
sud homes bear their burden, the
glad ones smile once more.
It was just 33 days before
Christmas when two automobiles
met hea ln at midnight in .Mount
Kitco. N Y., in a sickening rip ot
metal that deprived six homes
and 26 childre.i of mothers. The
six. in one statioi a;u!i, were
returning from a church moth
ers' guild meeting.
A youth llveiiig police in a car
smashed into them. Two, mothers
of six, died. The other four, torn
but now off the critical list,
will spend a painful Christmas in
the hospital. Their lrf children
a"ce m age from 2 to I:). Guild
-nembers are prenaring presents
ior the children and husbands.
Pays On Trt
In Angwin, Calif., Evelyn Hicks,
12. will take a closer look at
Janta and the holly and tinsel
.his year. This may be the last
ime she sees them. She knows
Okiiot.sk, warming Asian shores.
homaiov would regulate the
flow of warm water through the
Nevelsky straits, which separate
Sakhalin Island from the Soviet
Asian coast, the agency said.
ISy constructing a dam in the
(traits with gates opening norlh
ta ds, Komanov figured 1,01,
ixlti.uan.aoo cubic k lometers of
warm water could be forced into
tlx- Saa of Okhotsk.
1lM gatas wixild lie closed at
clih tide to prevent tin water
from flooding southwards again
into the Sea cf Japan.
Komaiov said if his scheme
were put into effect "the peop'o
of the Soviet maritime regions
and Japan will see no mure
snow," Tass reported.
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Engagement Ring
Weddtng Ring
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FREE GIFT ' WRAPPING!
Drop In . . . We'll Be Open Til 9 0 Clock. Tonight
Credit iewelrv
Most Liberal Credit Trms In La Grande
1103 Adams
V) cents, aid plunked dowo two
cents, tie said he'd make equal
payments for the rest.
Another customer contributed a
quarter, and Taylor shook hands
on a done deal with the young
ler. who warned: "Don't you
sei-d me no b!U. We get enough
of them."
In Kansas City, Ka. life itseK
was a Christmas present for
Patty McLinden, 12. Born a bl'.ie
baby, worsening until six months
ago, she could hardly walk, She
was given little chance to survive
much lo iger. This month, a sur
geon team used a heart lung ma
chine and body cooling and re
paired I'aMy's lieai I.
Lynn Laarns Breathing
She went home last week lo the
family farm near Cedar Point.
Kan. With her went the doctors'
promise of a normal, active life.
In a Fort Worth. Tex., hospi
tal. Lynn Campbell, 17, worked
hard to learn to b'eathe three
minutes without mechanical aid
so she could go home in an. am-bula-ce
with her father for
Christmas. Lynn, a polio victim,
lies in bed and in daytime
breaies through a new device
that feeds her air through a hole
in her thioat.
Her father. Ervin, was in a
Dallas veterans' hospital with a
spinal ailment and had tentative
permission lo go homa to Bos-
PunDpO &int &t(& EbrthquaCte Jolt
arii -rui-i-, i.r a
alarm Mot 1 V-QIITCT1T1IU WBU
Calif. 'ITIi - An
NEW AUK. N. J
iee sent out a radio
day night for a 16-year-old boy
dressed in a Santa Clans suit who
tried to hold up a grocery store
with a gun.
They said he was frightened off
by a dog.
well. Okla . for Christmas. Lynn's
doctors said she could join him
in the ambulance if she learned
to breathe three minutes without
help, so they could put her in ai
iron lung if the other deice
failed.
"I've got to do it," Lynn said.
"I haven't seen my daddy for so
long I don't want anything else
for Christmas, just to go home."
El'REKA.
earthquake of moderate intensity
jolted this city Monday, recalling
memories a much stronger
quake five years ago which
wracked the courthouse aid se
veiely damaged the city hall.
Ironically, the rew city hall
was used lor the first lime Mon
day. The t'-iversiiv of Calif'irnia
seismograi.h at Berkeley reported
the quake had a Kiehter magi!
lu'lc of 4 75 and lasted 10 minutes.
The trembler was feR by resi
dents, but no damage was repotted.
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