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T. .. .'.v. LEGAL NOnCEs NORTH CAROLINA DURHAM COUNTY . ' IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE, SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION, FILE NO. 73CvS3862 ANN SANDERS, NOTICE SELENA PUintiff , a -eg u&atv PAtRR REAMS. EDWE BOWLING REAMS et LEEVENOUS J. DEMPSEY, Defendants. TO LEEVENOUS J. DEMPSEY: TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the above-tntitled action. The nature of the relief being ought is as follows: Damages for personal injuries sustained by the Plaintiff in a motor vehicle accident on 16 May, 1971, Durham, Durham Counts. North Carolina. You are required to make defense to such pleadings on or before the 11th day of October, 1973, and upon your r;i..w tn rln en the nartY seeking relief and service against you will apply to the ",. vi fAr the relief SOUCtlt. This the 9th day of September, 1973, BUMPASS, BELCHER ft AVANT dv. fiEfiBfiB Li) BUMPASS. ATTORNEYS FOR ni aimticc 112 Dunstan Street. Durhard, North Carolina 27707. Sept 22, 29; Oct. 6 Bank, Administrator, Estate of Wilson Stephenson McClain, 116 West rarnsn ow. Durham, North Carolina 27702 September 22, 29; October 6, and 18, 1973. NORTH CAROLINA-, . DURHAM COUNTY NOTICE Of ADMINI STRATION I . The undersigned, having qualified as administrator of die Estate of Julia Atwater, .i i ua nf Durham County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons naving J- .."....;..( mmiA Ret ate to Claims UMII19V .-- T . i tn t hi present vnijiu undersigned on.or peioic 15th day of March, 1974, or this notice will be pleaded to a ,c i i . ; v swwu4rv All oar ui men . ivwivV . - persons indebted to the Estate Will pWOWJ MUHW ....- payment to the undersigned MECHANICS AND FARMERS. BANK, Administrator 01 m Estate of Julia Atwater, 116 Parrish Street, Durham, North Carolina Z'f vz- k ; ' H. M. Michaux, Jr., Attorney Post Office Box 21 &4 Durham, North Carolina u tvt September 15th, 22nd, 29th, ana uworjer ovn, wis NORTH CAROLINA . . DURHAM COUNTY DIAL 682-2913 OR 688-6587 FOR Mile- W W ....m,,,nAtJlJMPMMMt SERVICE STATE OF CAROLINA NORTH COUNTY OF DURHAM NORTH CAROLINA DURHAM COUNTY IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT, CIVIL DIVISION, FILE NO. 7tVD eooo MARGARETJ CUTTING JOHNSON, PLAINTIFF WILLIS EDWARD JOHNSON, DEFENDANT NOTICE TO: WILLIE EDWARD Take notice that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the above entitled action. The nature of relief being sought is as ioiiows. Absolute divorce; said action being based on one year separation. . . You are required to make defense to such pleading not later than the 15th day of October, 1973, and upon failure to do so. the party seeking service against you apply to the Court for the relief sought. "' This 5th day of September, 1973. BUMPASS, BELCHER ft AVANT . ,s n w : KT A TU AHIK T. L . nvirHRR ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF, 112 Dunston nana 1974 Ponfiac Cafalina AndLeMans HttSWETY CLEANING UP Now is a good time to clean up In and around the house to give everything the sparkle of sunshine. And it's also a good time to clean up any fire hazards. Here are some tips from The Hartford Insurance Group's Junior Fire Marshal program -- things to do and fire hazards to avoid: . 1. Clear out trash, news papers, magazines and other things which have piled up in cellars, attics and garages dur ing the past months, These become a real fire hazard. Bundle them up and have them carted away by the trash collector. FIRE HAZARDS , v 2. Fumes from painting can buna "P ana explosive. Open tne wmaows in rooms being painted, and keep paint rags in closed metal containers. When the job is finistiea, tasien im is j. .... nint cans tightly. clean the brushes and store everything in a cool place. 3 Cleanup time also means using cloths for polishes and waxes. But oily rags can be a fire hazard. When cleanup time is done, be sure all oily rags are thrown out. Administrator's Notice Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Wilson Stephenson McClain of Durham County, this is to notify all persons having claim against the estate of Wilson Stephenson McClain to present them to the undersigned within ; gg "months1 ffbrnrhe' date7 of the first pubUcatlon of this notice or same will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persona indebted to said estate please make immediate payment. - NOTICE OF ADMINI STRATION , rpuU . iiniloMirinail havin0 111V uuuieiiivii, - qualified as administrator of the Estate of Matthew G At water, deceased, late of Durham County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against said Estate to present them to the unuejsigiivu vii v . 15th day of Mach, 1974, or tins notice win oe preoueu bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to the Estate wijl please make immediate payment to the undersigned. THis 22nd day September, 1973. of Mechanics and Farmers MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANK, Administrator of the Estate of Matthew G.Atwder,116 Durham, North Carolina 27702 H M. Miehaux, Jr., Attorney Post Office Box i4ioz, Durham, North Carolina 27702 Sonicmhpr 1!Sth 22nd: 29th. and October 6th, 1973 1 "ITie proper time to in fluence the character of a child is about a hundred years before he is born." (William Inge) LflTLE KNOWN THINGS TO THRILL YOU . ii,, ii.-. y j jjv i in in 'if r1 ..-wfltrMHr Kireet Durham. Carolina 27707 Sept 12, 19, 26, October 8, 1973 NORTHCAROLINA DURHAM COUNTY NOTICE OF SALE ' " UNDER AND BY VIRTUE u,:: wit" contained in a certain Deed of Trust executed by SAMUEL C. JENKINS and wife, GEORGIA C. JENKINS, and recorded in nioruraire noun ooo. at uokc i the office of the Register of Deeds of Durham County, JNortn uarouna. aeiaun naving been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby securea ana sub urq ui iru being by the terms thereof SUDiect to loreewsure, mv undersigned will offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash at the Courthouse Door in Durham County. North Carolina, at nt -v r al en. J.ii t inuuin on me otn uy ui " .' - 'J J ' I J convevea in uu rrL x. as. State oi nortn varouna, in Durham Township, and more, particularly described as follows: . BEGINNING at a stake on the southwest side of Cornwallis Road, South 49 Street (formerly Pine Road) at U1C UUIU1CBH WHICl Ul IrfWU No. 9, in Block J as shown on tlu plat hereinafter referred to and running thence South 40 dee. 3U west zou ieet w a stake thence South 49 dee. 30' a stane; tnence North 40 dee. 30' East 250 feet to a stake on the southwest side ot cornwallis Road: thence aione ana wim the southwest side of the - . . !;. ... , i ; imrvrntmmontc nnri fresn new pedal orfaUtSdSsize cars. The new cornfort-converdeac- option permits the driver to adjust the pedals over a range of four inches. : . , . mZ LeMarTottom) offers new distinct front end treatment and a smart r?ea7quarter window. A Lahdau vinyl haU-top is available. . -ltedwrial tires with a Radial Tuned Suspension ayttem avae : TRTSoackage features a specially tuned suspension, stabilisser Itf W-k m improl roadahuity.and traction, urham Tech Adds 3 To Staff American Personnel and Guidance Association, the American College Personnel Association, and The Association of Black Psychologists. Dr. Gunn. a native of Athens, Ga., received his undergraduate degree irom Mississippi College and holds an M. Ed. from the University of Texas. He was awarded an iu n in adult education from the University of Georgia. As associate dean, Dr. Gunn will be in charge of all non-creait nmcrams in Durham County and also will be in charge of new industry iraiumg programs, receive, increased ids, as required by law. This 14th day of September, 1973. W. J. WALKER. JR., TRUSTEE, WILUAM, A. JM Alton, J1V., Ai lwimu Carolina Times: September 8th, 15th, 22nd and zwtn, iv ip. H K Collins, president of Durham Technical institute, recently announced the appointment of three new members to the institute's ;aff. Two additions in personnel were announed for the institute's Student Services Division. Named as Director of Financial Aid and Placement TAKE a TRIP TO 2510 FayettavilU St. DirkiM, N.C. FOR SAND dS AND OLD WWMW OPEN MON. THRU SAT. TIL 11 !00 F.M. v W. G. RHODES, Mr. nr.. iinhert. D. Lone and Peggy R. Hopkins was appointed as Evening School Counselor, Dr. mi t. Ounn Was named as an associate dean for continuing education. - " . T.ontf. a native 0 Lincolnton, received both his A.B. and M. Ed. from the University of North Carolina at r!haMd'-.HitL He will be in Jm of all financial aid mmiiH. loans, workstudy nmolrnms. scholarships, veteran benefits, and job placement for curriculum students. Mrs. Hopkins, who holds a B. A. degree from Bennett College, is a candidate for a M.A. at UNC-Chapel HiU. She worked as an intern with the Southern Education prior to her appointment Mrs. Hopkins ni assume ' all counseling duties for both curriculum and non-credit evei shA is a member of the . . . it i OL...I. nif n cleats i ll draperies and slipcovers? It s safer to send them to the cleaners than to try dry clean ing them yourseii. u mey must be cleaned at home, never use gasoline, naphtha, benzene or anything else that will burst into name easny. Nonflammable, nonexpiosive cleaners should be, used, and ven those must be used out-of-doors only. Remember that the fumes ol some cleaners, i'su'' A anwrous if VOU breathe them. And always use rubber gloves to protect your hands. 5. If you have gasoline, kerosene, or other flammable liquids around, be sure they're kept in closed metal contain ers. If you pour any of these liquids from one container to another, be careful to use a funnel or a hose which touches both cans. I touches DOtn cans. iffip vast SHOE SERVIUB OBa NORTHWRHAM SHOE SHOP. SHQE REPAIR - NEW & USE SHOES LOW PRICES AND QUALITY WORK. Bobby Smith, Owner lSlbrtli DttfSam Shoe SEop3 i.MangumSL Durham, N I fipigiiiiiMMii a WATH RJIPAmS J. H. Solice (I .. ..--W--..J.MiMfaMaiaiaiai-MMiWaiMaiaiel Cornwallis Road, North 49 .! West DU ieei lu a If you're average, "hap pineMi" i a word you use a dozen times a day, and a state you upend your life try ing to maintain or achievf bul chanottK are you don't know as much as you think you do about "happiness" and what thrills you. ' To the American Indian, the recipe for perpetual hup pinesK Wax a trip lo the "happy huntiiiu urounds" where he oiukl hunt, dance and gambol foreer. To l he Buddhixt, happineKs is Nir vana, a blissful stale of emp tiness free of all desire and he'll spend nol only one life time trying to achieve it. put several! .1 In the 2th century, rec ipe fur happiness have rang ed widely in a down to earth kind of way. Here are three approaches the thrill seeker can try:. L Rediswwer I he feelinu of freedom. Kawasuki mo torcycle owners eel a ihrill from drivina a hike wilii a nyirr powerful. enKine and a atrr getaway than an or dirtary bike. A Kawasaki nui help you discover a you I hal you didn't know was I here -f : ekile' kver of I he oiil doors and speed and wind whist h on past- your helmet. A lest ride on a Kawasaki a thrilling new-you ex En iw oiili nf more con servative bent find an m tional release from tensions driviinj . a motorcycle like Kawasaki Doctors, for x wttgffc often surprise W tsflia. y drmng to their homes on a Kawasaki., yet these doctors are often able to concentrate better and feel more freedom from the problems of their previous call, thanks to the relaxation and kv that comes from .iDDinii along on a motor cycle in a refreshing breeze the oleasure of creation It doesn't matter whether you're creating a novel, a cake or a mwlel ..ir..luni. Nor does it make any difference whether. you indulge m me nam pnysicai hdior of hi'avv iiardeninK .or tin. ilclii-:il (' fini'iTWOfk of and embroidery The creative effort "and th fulnllmenl-is there. :i itediswiver the satis faction of acceptable aggres - uitua This nleasure is on of the main appeals of box ii l'oII'ihi!. baseball, tennis. mntorbo.it mi! and other nimneiil'ife snorts. Both par licipants ami spectators de rive I his pleasure.- Such well-channeled ai Lression is one of I he best iar:iLt of relievilli tension iisychokieisls says, and they aliu note that almost all miuular snorts have I his etc- . nu'ltl of aiiiri-ession hven mel hiiut as siminily lu-aceful ' as swimminu all l.v vourself anneals I o the aiutressive imnulse: we derive thrills from "fiahlini!" the wav-s and displacing water hy muscular ior-. .', So iuiw look into .your irlf ami rwliseover 'the little things that Ihrill you. You'll Viva happier person lor n: rp f .lMf!flT'.N HRIflHTS as a anrt enrvev rnereoi now on me in hb,viim v ure Du t rVoAc nf rtiirham County hi Plat .Book 14 at page 98, to which reference is herebv made for a more ription of same. House No. 106 Cornwallis TUK PPflPKltTY will hp I A M.kUn ir all nrior encumbrances and taxes andiSll VII O BQ valorem uiaco omi assessments. THIS SALE wffl rernain open lor ten tiyi The sleeper, a tropical lisli. faints wlie u me water is disturbed " ' 1 r . i J tit- !' "' ' I'lllllf IBI - ' ' ROBERT LEACH jf mk ftAST HILLSIDE AVB. Barrett's Bfltmore brug Stort 1 PBITIGRBW OTBECT ; Vinson & Quinton Ryan j.'-f.'.'if " '1 ib " "' '' ' " ' v ''""''ft Speight's Auto Service . COR FAYETTEVILLE A PILOT ST8. Coleman's Grocery Store g FAYETTEVILLE STREET j Jackson Grocery Stort ENTERPRISE STREET forest Hills Shopping Center CHAPEL BILL BLVD. 1 William Arthur Smith C4 JANET STREET The Carolina Times CHfficr ' 4 EAST PETTIGRET STREET e v 'mm.. jw.-. 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Naitie........i .MMelltmillHlMHIHMWtMMMIIfHMItl(HHNMIHIMIMIHHHH l Crty S Siote .- ' ' " '' el A., i rr ymf NrWAPFK lie ED FAME EVENTS Alonuugii ihiwi wi Americans will b tnjoy Ibj Jaffa oranges and other JA m.ivmIpH frnm tkek Holy Land this year, few rtaia how Biblical events --'-A-J with the Hnlv Land might be reported in American newspapers. A frwwr in i in ill 'inW' i tor, now- working at Zim Israel Navigation Ltd . parent nv of Zim Container Service for shipping freight which has fun completed us first successful freight carry ing year, has sent in his ideas on how tne news miRni kmk. Because Zim is one of the most far-reaching container- .. . ..I j : l ship lines in ine wanu, wuu norts of call in the Mediter raneah. Europe, North Amer- ira ana roc rw uw, m Biblical events reported are those connected with the sea. i rv v. tor. nans The freiffhter. S.S. Ark. landed at the Port of Mt. Ararat today after a 40-day cruise of the Mediterranean. It was the first reported postdiluvian arrival at the port, in fact it was the first arrival ever at the 17,000 foot high spot. The ship, was captained by a late land lubber named Noah, carried cargo consisting largely of livestock, poultry and other endangered species. There were also seven passengers aboard consisting mostly of the relatives of the captain. PORT PROJECT A ribbon-cutting ceremo ny today marked the open ing of the port of Yafo to commerce. It was establish ed after the waters of the deluge receded by iaphct Ben Noah. His father was noted as the skipper of the ark and the coiner of -the phrase, "Apres te deluge, moi." Asked about the se lection of the site, Japhet replied, "I feel this is Bkely to be the center of farming and expect to export great quantities of citrus fruits through this port. After aft, lit. Ararat seemed a bit im practicable as a port site. ' WHALE OF AN IDEA Jonah, the prophet, who set sail for Tarshish from Yafo some time ago and was thrown overboard be cause the officers and crew of the ship on wh ich he ail ed felt that a storm to which they were subjected was due to God's vengeance, return ed to port today aboard ah unorthodox vessel called the S.S. Leviathan, reputedly a - . j HOW 010 YOU COME TO I IT'S I I'VE ALWAYS VVteAITesP TO T PRATTLE Is TATTLE gg gg u6 BE ,W A SSSST 1 i r s i JJthis, rrs the customs, r WHY, CASEY, YOU YES. m JZApiES- vVHO IS ALWAYS WRONO! Vl; ." C'l THE FIZZLE FAMILY ' ; v- ; - - aWH.T.Bee AllU-fl KVilLLXBEtSLAO1-! I f CALM ! I'LL 19JJX j PUGGY vjj " 1 r. n,,--v t ti r---MSsc. - . u 1 Mm ivrrrire u 1 1 1 r fj -v 1 j 1 A jj p S the flvinq willouqhbv iioufimDys itr SB I Oia Imn.ifiwl M.H TSrisrH I T" " r LIVE n LAFF Tan abpics an n TT ' . II r-ir Wl.' nn ' .am .am WISH ALL MY PATIENTS WERE AS WELL BEHAVED AS YOU ARE, MR. DUBIN." Put a hobby to work. BUT OFFICER, , FOUND THAT CAR PARKED W THE . CEMETARY NATAJRALLY THOUGHT THE OWNER WaSDJADj r a j 1 wtohtmm m 1 Mjmar Try your local Army Rcucrvc. We need all kinds of skills for four 4-hour training sessions a month and two weeks each year. The Army Rerve- . k pays to go to meetings. " MOW THEY CAM PICK . THE HOOK TH6V LlKeTi whale. It is said there were no cabins and that he travel ed in the belly compartment. SJPFACTS AND FANCIES S.S. Phoenicia arrived in port today with a cargo of metals and wood artifacts from Tyre. The metals in clude brass, iron, stiver and Sgf 1 wja gap and among the woods are the famed Cedars of Lebanon. The ship was crew ed by members of both the navies of Solomon and King Hiram of Tyre. It is believed today's cargo is destined for the Temple which is planned by King Solomon. 'fX MATTER OF FACT Ship reporters were row asf out to the royal quia quereme to interview Her Majesty, the Queen or Sheba, arrived today Tor a week's state visit. Awaiting her de barkation were King Solomon anil his retinue, mainly mem bers of his court. Rumors persist that the visit will result in great new commer- ical pacts with the wealthy nation of Sheba. It is ex pected that gold and spices from Sheba will be traded for copper from Solomon's Mines near Ezion-geber, the industrial city where it is smelted. SAIL-MAN SHIP The ships coming down the ways in Ezion-geber be side Eloth on the shore of the Red Sea in the land of miHl"-- M'aaK IT'IIHI fell III 1W a tap. J A f Edom are adding to the already huge navy of King Solomon. These ships often ere wed by the combined na vies of Solomon and Hiram, King of Tyre, ply not only the Red Sea but the Sea of the Philistines even to the dates of Hercules. GOING THE DISTANCE The-8.S: Nineveh, a quin - quereme, arrived today from distant Ophir with an exotic cargo consisting of gold and silver, ivory, apes and pea cocks. The port of origin was Tarsessus in the country of Tarshish. The Bible reminds us that "He that will love life, and see good days, let him refrain his tongue from evil, and his lips that they speak no guile." 1 Pet. 3:10. Radio's "The Lutheran Hour," hi a sermon called, "What's Worth Fighting For," notes that "faith in Christ is what .makes life really worth while. When all is said and done, that's the one thing worth fighting for." --'';' ' . e r a7. A What does life really mean? For a booklet on "The Mean ing of Life," send 25 cents to: I Room 220, Booklet Distributors of America, 220 West 42nd Street, New York, N.Y. 10036. CHILDREN SHOW GREAT INGENUITY How ingenkMu east chil dren he? Some entertaining answers to this question are being created by children all over America, who are h anng creative games, puafies and projects with their family and friends. They're also fiaeffef' out how to deal with such VaWl THE CAROLINA THE BEST OF HEALTH BYaaaTfBaaaa - - - -.caiaaw tate- Carlk Described as Super All-Purpose Hearth Remedy "The Sm mt m aw aMt at y.,L f , In frt risar.fi rtn fvr awfitavc tmmA UJIllalia I IVUIIa rPavawW Saaisaw insjnon sov wvnw w" jSm dawaawawawawft M fmW GARLIC Answer to Vi The following advice, appear ing in a national magazine, may take your breath away, reports the Health Insurance Institute. "Hot flashes? Try garlic "Got the flu, a cold in the head, or any kind of infection? Try garlic. "Mosquitoes bite you? Eat more garlic "Blood pressure too high? rfinitely . . . more garlic" According to the September October issue of New Woman: "Garlic may be biting to the taste buds and impudent to the nostrils, but when it comes to - performing as a broad spectrum antibiotic "'" "it side effects, as an anusept.v.. soporific, a sudorific, as a dilator of the blood vessels, and countless j other pharmaceutical functions, garlic exudes the sweet smell of succor." Dr. Albert Schweitzer, for example, used garlic to success fully treat typhus and cholera, says the magazine. "Aristophanes regarded the 'juice of the garlic as a restorer of masculine vigor and it has been widely used as an aphro disiac," it adds. The magazine then goes on to point, out the many medical findings both old and new hack ing the validity of garlic cures. It concludes: "If there ever was a miracle practically aU-purpose remedy, you've got it ... not in your medicine chest, but in your vegetable bin." Despite all its chums, how ever, the article never once mentions the value of garlic as a means of teeping vampires out of a homethe one fact about the strong-scented herb that has never been disputed. present laa fg. great Brig usew wwa tawarfatMS pntmm drew aged 3 to 8. 1st laidi and colorful p education r. the .tManaaoe seeina, and ideas for tovs I ing' record or with every i in are devoted titMke,. pointing np saw onsen w aaticse, and its effect oat the child in Use hop of providing a way to better communi catkm between parents and their children. "Around Use Neighbor hood" has earned articles on the "Mister Rogers" children' opera, "Potato Bugs and Cows," and "Daniel, the Tame Tiger," a lovable puppet from "The Neighborhood of Mate Believe." Opera singer Francois Clemrnons, a frequent guest on the show, and astronaut Al Word en have also been featured. To put a child on the sub scription hat of this nationally distributed psmHcaiion, send his name and address and $2.00 to cover the cost of mailing and production to iul the eiohhorhood " P.O. Box 136, Dept. B, Pitts burgh, Pa. 15230 JOHNNY JONES By Charl Crinr fH iHBPe ''ilr -d ; I I l'jf.j;TaanJj I I I -evl maaa AQTSfiT Tun VPADQ vjneru ? rWWl inv I knrw vr""' TELL ME ease OiO TrC FAMOUS AWCBN NiJftCSHlP -OLD iRoHSDeS HAVE MO BUT ITS SlUtS VftKfc ur "Dutri Shot OuRma "WE RWJgf 2. GhNfE ase td her cpjBgpfrcDyiiCK- PTICHr-S SQ-CALLET)JV 1 1 "swBwBwan Arc vmrre EQGS...RioHs,..M0Br NUTRITIOUS THAN 8BCMN E3GS 1 There is NO differemcc vWwt- EVER 1M NOURISHING VRLUE BETWEEN WHITE AND BROWV4 E66S SINCE 1 THE COLOR OF THE SHELL IS UNRELATED TO ITS NUTRIMENT CONTENT OR CHEMICAL (TJMrOSmON i IS THE OWL WMW 6RO? rSECAUSE IN EARLV TIMES ONtV IvATCHMEM CARRIED TME-P k THE FIRST ONES RESEMBtED RLRRM CLOCKS MORE THRN, mLs vjpmcHEs f s W "4 mwrg r f Hi tfffPJ vV, 1 i Vii 1 I J r I a On THE COrATRARV.TAE OWL ISJXUPK) compfvReo vrrtt other Birds itsTMd EVES GNE IT ftVUSE- LOOK. MC M IN THE DARK OWLS CftNHOT SeT ft TWjg ! HOI 010 THE CUSTOM OF SHAKING HANDS ORIGINATE. ? t I I 1 sr , -m. i r ;. I IV, n ntvotkiri rcviFt?CW CHUTES S LAST STAND MOW MAW OF HIS MEN IT DATES BACK Tb PRTMiTWE ttmes WHEN MEN CARRIED A CLUB R)R DEFENSE UPON MEETING A FRIEND.EACLV MAM WOULD iBffl1iBlaT5s. ma i xr- -a -wyaaiK. iitmm BSM,: a mw f hint rJF t Al 1 NfJVCF SI MEN! IT FV-EO TO 6LAN,ElEFf THE .V VNS THING wrru rsaa . PSCAPE Are w sequoias... famous rTaeODS OF CAUTORNlA.... THE NOf THAT CXSTIMCTVON THE EUCALVPTU TREES OF AUSTRALIA Which ffTTAlH A HEIGHT OF 500 FT! THE TALLEST CALIFORNIA TREES RARE IV EXCEED A HEIGHT OF ABOUT $ y ? 7 Which is tue clearest of ALL ANIMALS? .jayi feEKTCCOfl., XTWOMrTfiil . it u&t liseisrr ITS a- tav reaape v THc)tagHir 1 y i