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Spirit Of Togetherness Hits New Peak
With Introduction Of Double Bathtubs
: By DICK WEST
WASHINGTON (UPII - Tile
spirit of togetherness appears
to have hit a new peak of sorls
in Great Britain.
According lo a news item pub
lished here the other day, a
: manufacturer in that country
; has started producing a double
bathtub. It's all the rage, my
dear.
Actually, only four have been
fold thus far, but I think you'll
agree that four double bathtubs
add up to a rage.
In one model Uic bathers sit
side-by-side and in another tuc
; to-toe. Trust the British to think
of something like that.
I support the really prudent
thing to do would be to order
lone of each. That way you're
s prepared for any eventuality.
Double Dueling I'lstals
A couple of years ago, Nci-
marnMarcus of Dallas offered
its customers "his" and "hers"
.' airplanes. And this year, I hear
! it has been featuring "his" and
'. "hers" dueling pistols.
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in the class with "his" and
"hers" bathtubs. Which goes to
show how truly ingenious the
British arc.
A bit oversexed perhaps, but
ingenious.
Double bathtubs would not, of
course, bo practical In every
home. For example, mine. If
wc attempted Uigetlierncss of
this type we would wind up in
a divorce court.
I like to bathe in tlic morning.
She takes her bath at night. I
like a shower. She prefers im-
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UPI More than 8m political
prisoners of the Ngo Dinh Diem
regime have been released from
hidden prisons since the Nov. 1
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"The search for the under
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around the capital," the director
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mersion. I bathe in water that
is barely tepid. She likes it
scalding hot.
A double bathtub at our house
would just be a waste of water.
Nevertheless, I salute the
British for creative thinking.
There has been a tendency in
some quarters lately to sell the
Empire short. This should put
an end to talk that Britain is
about finished as a world pow
er. Any country that could pro
duce the RAF in one generation
and double bathtubs in t lie next
will always be a factor to reck
on with.
While I'm about it, I would
also like to tip my hat In the
Japanese, who have recently de
veloped a device called a
"mother's heart."
"It induces sleep in infants
by making sounds like a moth
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I received. "II feels like it,
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ity among American tourists both
at home and abroad.
Jet planes have cut the time
getting there from days to hours.
And more Americans are taking
advantage of the extra vacation
time by taking to the roads for
a close-up look at the "real" peo
ple and countryside.
Survevs indicate that up to 350,
000 Americans visiting Europe1
this year will go touring by au
tomobile, taking in the majori
tourist attractions as well as look-!
ing for new ones off the beaten
tracks.
Seeing Europe from behind the
wheel of a car has been made
easier than ever for Americans.
There are fewer restrictions and
more good roads.
European manufacturers offer
various plans to make it easy for
the American tourist to buy their
automobiles. A few tourists have
their cars shipped overseas. But
the majority of Americans rely
on rental car companies.
With international car rental or
ganizations like Hertz, for exam
ple, reservations and itineraries
can be made far in advance at
one of the company's specialized
offices in major U.S. cities. Hertz
also has offices in 70 foreign
countries.
Hertz offers free "Rent It Here
. . . Leave It There" within ma
jor European countries and it
charges only $25 if the car
is dropped off in another country.
Rental Rates Vary
Rental rales vary from country
to country and season to season.
During the summer in England,
for instance, rates start at about
$19 a week plus 5 cents a mile
for a small car. In winter the
weekly rate drops to $15.
Available for rental are leading
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