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Lo u h eO o 3 e n on ;, t 1 • o · oni. t · 2 , T · u -- ------ -- l ms rr o n e snow n ice, Loni t, OU • it a contra Lo · a iti an ot r ' outh Pacific tropic .i ·l.a s from w ic .1 have just come. oday .1 hav been oin one ol t e t ins l enjoy mot o a 11. Skiin on a lacier. ~ rom Aue land, by way of Wellington, l flew own the east coast of New ~ea land fer another four hundred and seventy-six miles to Ghristchurch, there a small plane picked me up and took me t o one o th e most spectacular re ions on t is lanet. or a hundre · miles or so we fl w low overt, e ric h f l t t'arml an s of the Canterbury Plains ~ re ew i ealan ers pro uce some o f t e world's finest woo - - t 1ere are ort.t mi lion sneep on t ese tw o i lan -plun ing throu ha co a ·, we <l enly emer ed in sgakling sunshine over w at, down re they cal "the 8out ern Alps"." • .I - - -- - i i' r i 1 c arv t 11 at i e 0 ' ' ... 1 1 _: ' l · .., a ' O U a o · f • 8 I • l 11 l " ft' r 1L :n f ' ' l r f · o r · f \\ a j' I ' .1 t, · la 1 r. i t s ·urf ' , j' l . • . . ' • , I '- ."" I l l I • L I • l' I' , I • : \ i ' l . Lok I) l • I llU a l \ v 1, a n d t,1 1 Q.Q 1 .Qll! of l H v r · l undr f t ~-lQ! s a l v l. l' I w L •r n in ' n , u a.z r blue. Also Lake anapouri, one of LI o u .·t, b eautiful in Lew ri , win o v r s ::; on " ixly qunr m iles and i s sur r unde b y p r ec ipit o u ~ o u uulain s t, rn t. r i s e r o m f o u r t o f i v e t ho u a n f t, a r· u J t. L fr 111 its s or es . - - ",at, rs of t, c·u rr- win 1 a r · L" , L h "" ~aoris c a ll it - - anapour i . rin a ll t. a , r· a v L • • L 1' i fJ 1 1 n H I L I y at L f oo t. o ~o nL Coo , e w · a 1i n ' · I o I' L 1 : :J l p •: k - th · · u u~ - -- - --- - - - - w lve LI ' t, r hun r J' o rL - n L • r o u 0 L 0 , r • mo · L 01 r 0 r p aks t. t a r i uov V I O U y - v n o t, 1 1 0 o v er tent, a T h.i 0 I ' sou ti i h , ut, t e s e m o u n t a i n ~ r i . e a 1 m "' t f r · n ' a 1 v l , w i c h m a ·es tn m a ou t as 1m re . 1v . n oountains any w er . ' t i s 1 s L re ion Ln pro c t.n ro s t fa rn o us of a 11 1 iv in 1 mo u n L a i ne e r s , · i 1 · ~ mun ,1 i 11 a r , w . om l saw a t inner in ew o r o l a f w as efore takin g of o i journey . I n lo o k own on t ese ew ' e .Lan Alps you can un er Lan w a m ountaineer fr o m ere mi ht e eon . to onquer the i gh est o t1e ru all, cunt ~vere s t. ere l am in a r e ion wter tie mountains ares ow-ca e all ear r oun , wi t · r at la cie rs flowing own tu valleys. T omorr ow , 10w about joi1 in , m for a !'li ht MOU 'ff t.UOK - 4 ---------- to tne head of the most famous one, and for a long run down Tasman Glacier on skis. So long. FOLLOW L.T. A few days a g o, Lowe LL, you e g ested a trip across the Pacific in a Polynesian war canoe and now you 1 re talking about a long run down the Tasman glacier on skis. You sure have the world 1 s moet original ideas on how to 11 get away from it all. 11 INDIA From New Delhi -- this word from Prime Minister Nehru: The border w a r with Red China may last f i ve more yeare -- and he rejects Pekin 'e peace proposals, a nnouncin that India is creatin a new army and air force to meet the Chinese challenge. In a special broadcast to Indian soldiers Nehru eaid: " We want victory, and India will be victor 1oue. " TO DIC K ON MOUND CITY A Mound City, outh Dak ota, the first Americ an~ ot oi tod • 1oux Inaians from both the Dakot s ot into the a ct, vowin to continue their war dancee to aid Mound City a a inst the reat white father which, of course, ie the federal g overnment • Residents of that town and farmers in the area have been en a ed in a running battle with the u.s. Department of A riculture over the movement of a county office to the lar er community of Berried. The Indians - one hundred strong - arrived, pled ing their assistance in keeping the office from being transferred -- chanting and dancin, prayin g for evil on the II reat white father " , 2nd pointin g out that the Indians, too, h a ve had broken a reements with the feder al g overnment. So far no reaction from the g overnment -- but it definitely has been t a pped on the shoulder about the whole m a tter. And Dick Noel, we•re tappin you, right now. A nic e t hin h a ppene d in Ne York yesterd a y. A Bron x d p rt men t store, Al e a nder's, o ened its door Q t o ive mor e th a n three hundred di a le d and a ed p tients ch a nce to do thei Chri ~ tm a s hoppin in comp a rative peace and quiet of Sunday. M a n y o f hem, in wheelch ire or on crutches, arrived t the store in ch a rtered buQe a nd mbul a nces. For many, it w s the first opportunity they h a ve had to shop in the city since bein g ho~pit lized . They were served by about one hundred fifty store employees and executives who ave up their day off -- the Christmas spirit at its best. Good ni ht -- I 1 11 be bac k tomorrow.