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ON THE SHELF Although he niiKht be loo young to read, John Lisk, 5, stations him
self on the empty book shelf at the Salinas, Calif., library. lie seems to be waiting for
someone to return one of John Steinbeck's novels, which were apparently out on loan
in the Nobel prize-winning author's home-town.
ISEALTY BUILDS A CASTLE While some girls dream of
castles in far awav places, this Florida culie, Jams Shapou,
builds her own. The smiling young lady uses the sand on
shores of Cypress Gardens beach to build her dream house.
FANCY FEET Capezio
borrows a man's bow tie
and tops a shirt collar styled
thong lor a novel addition
to their new spring; 1963,
collection of shoes. The san
dal is fashioned in lavender
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GUESS WHO'S HAVING THEIR PICTURE TAKEN'.' Peter
Pan, the cat, and Shelly Ann Lewis, 2, don't look loo happy
about the situation as they pose for a photo in Los Angeles.
Maybe photographer should have held a mouse for Peter.
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A FELINE FISHERMAN The tuna fleet is in and this cat stands on a dock at ban Pedro,
Calif., dreaming of all the wonderful fish that will be unloaded. He was disappointed,
however, the fish stayed aboard until fishermen and the canneries agreed on a price.
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IN OR OUT, IT'S COLD Most New Yorkers were glad to
get off the streets when the temperature took a dive. But
Joseph Netrda, an employe of an ice house at the Fulton
Fish Market, had to work with ice cakes when he went in
side. Oh, well, it probably was warmer than on the streets.
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ON THE SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK Captivated bv the trio of zany Englishmen who
teem to be captive in New York, Arlenc Woods offers them food. Actually, the "prisoners"
Arc actors Tom Albeit (lefU, Douglas Albert (cenlerl and Professor Bruce Lacy. They
lire dressed in 101 h Century costume to spoof the show, "Beyond the Fringe."
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I.KiHTNING FORMATION Lightning supersonic let lighters of the H.A.F., known as The
Tigers, lead the formation as they flv for the first time with the Rluc Diamonds over Nor
folk, England. 'I he jet jockeys were rehearsing for an air show.
SINGING A HAPPY TUNE Phil Everly. of the famed
Kvcrly Brothers singing duo. sits with his bride after they
were married in The Little Church Around the Corner in
New York. His wife is a '22-year-old student from Wisconsin.
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IT'S A SNAP A Buddhist prirsl snaps a picture of an In
donesian wood carving during his visit to the I'.N. head
quarters In Now York. The photographer, Shinjo Kami
jnura. a professor at Taislio l'nnersily. was among a group
nf Japanrsr Buddhists Invited to the V. S. to parlicipale in
70th anniversary celebration of Buddhism in America.
I.KMON AND LIME For
spring. Albert Mosconl of
Home offers this roat with
the brightest of bright lem
on yellow wool and a con
trasting lime green lining.
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like effect over the shoul
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Si'OOTIMi TIIUOK.H TAKIS Actress .Iran Sobers
biti'hos a ride behind French actor Phillippe Fnrqurt as
they scooter th much the streets of Tans. Jean will appear
with Forqucl in Irwin Shaw "In the French Style."
ART IN THE QUARRY A stone quarry near St. Margarcthcn, Austria, has been converted
into an outdoor art gallery in the wake of an international symposium of sculptors. The
quarry, once worked by ancient Romans, provides a dramatic idling for modernistic
stalucs like this "Mother and Child" (left).