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e DAU PLANS ADVENTURE Spanish painter Salvador Dali, shown, in Port Lligat, Spain, in his private .study where rhinoceros horns and moustaches recurrent subjects of Dali's painting, abound, says he plans to pedal across New York Harbor in a transparent globe this Thanksgiving Day. The apparatus in which he plans to accomplish the feat is one he designed himself. (UPL Telephoto) Mountain Lion Gives Colorado Springs Colo.-A timid mountain lion and a soft-spoken, mountain-climbing grandmother met face to face on the Barr Trail at Pikes Peak, neither the worse for the experience. Mrs. Katherine Heard, 53, who holds the women's cham pionship for ascent of the Peak, was hiking alone when she saw the big cat peering at her a few steps down the trail. "Shoo!" said Mrs. Heard, softly. "Shoo!" she repeated more firmly, and the lion slunk off the trail. Mrs. Heard hurried on her way, glancing II 1 X Way To 'Shoo' neither to the right or the left. Neuberger, Porter See Dunes Idea fading Portland -(UPD- Sen. Kich ard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.) and Rep. Charles O. Porter (D Ore.) issued a joint statement today saying "We believe it is only fair to warn the people of our state there is a very grave likelihood that, while seacoast national parks may be established in other states, none will be created at Ore gon Dunes." LAR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SUBURBANS now oni " You'll love reg. to 7.99 CHILDREN'S SHOES Young Shoes to 3. Salvador Dali To Pedal Globe Across New York Harbor Port Lligat, Spain-dJPD-Sal-vador Dali says he plans to pe dal across New York harbor in a transparent globe this Thanksgiving day. "I invented a transparent globe equipped with two smaller transparent globes," the unpredictable painter said at his home here. "I will sit in there and I will pedal my way ashore after the liner I am aboard comes into sight of the Statue of Liberty." Dali won't go into detail about his invention. He hasn't patented it yet. But if his hopes are borne out the world will get a glimpse of it when he arrives in New York Nov. 26. One of Current Interests Transparent globes are on ly one of the current interests of the painter who is famous for limp watches in his pic tures and a neat, upturned moustache on his face. He is working on a painting which he says will be his master piece. - "This paintingwill be the most important in my car eer," he said. "Its subject is the discovery of the new world by Christopher Colum bus, with obvious references to the space age we are now entering." Dali works on the 15-by-20 foot canvas in a cluttered stu dio in his villa on the Costa Brava. He was born near Port Lligat, and he regards this this fishing village as "home." "This is my buen retiro (good shelter) where I like to spend six months every year," he said. "The other six months I usually live in an other seaside place, New York." Dali's home reminds you of his paintings. A stuffed polar bear stands in the hall. He col lects rhinoceros horns. The statuary includes the polished cast of a human ear. REG. 7.99 the soft-stepping foam IMS arch pillow, foam - crepe sole. Smooth fitting elastic at instep. Brown, red, black or grey. ' BLACK & WHITE SADDLES (2)00 Regular to 5.99 Americas and School Days for boys and girls. Sizes ZVi NEW LOW PRICES! V There are lots of pictures of people with moustaches, in cluding Kaiser Wilhelm and Joseph Stalin. Dali has even sketched in a moustache on the Mona Lisa. "This is a splendid place," he said. "I like this bay, the transparent water of my sea,' the bare hills all around. I was born at Figueras, just a 40-minute drive from here. This is why I am at home, really at home, at Port Lli gat." Book Translated In these surroundings Dali paints and writes. One of his books was just translated into Japanese. He held up a copy. "Do you know Japanese? No? Too bad." 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