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Thursday,
December
24,
1953
Oldest
Building
Found
in
Egypt
CAIRO
(Reuters)
Egypt
has
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London
Daily
Given
"Blast"
By
Housewife
Levelling-Off
Period
Seen
In
U.S.
Despite
Boom
NO
HtAi
i'M
Ire
NECESSARY
TO
FRY
EGGS
ON
SIDEWALK
NEW
YORK
wi
You
gentlemen
who
have
been
getting
your
pictures
In
the
papers
for
years
by
frying
eggs
on
a
pave-'
ment
on
the
hottest
day
of
the
year
tip
your
hats,
to
Adnan
Tarcici.
,
An
Arab
adviser
at
the
United
Nations,
Tarcici
fried
eggs
Thursday
in
26-degree
temperature,
using
only
heat
from
the
sun.
His
demonstration
took
place
in
Central
Park.
He
used
a
contraption
of
his
own
devising
a
solar
cooker.
It
is
a
highly
polished
aluminum
bowl
which
catches
the
sun's
rays
and
concentrates
their
heat
on
the
frying
pan.
It
took
him
20
minutes
to
fry
two
eggs.
announced
the
discovery
of
the
j
oldest
dressed-stone
building
in
the'
world,
a
pyramid
dating
j
back
some
500
years.
j
The
discovery
was
made
by
Dr.
Zakaria
Goneim,
40.
an
archaeologist
of
the
Egyptian
department
.
of
antiquities.
p
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Friends
For
Oldsters
OSIO
(CP)
Foster
fnmllie
f
LONDON
(CP)
A
British
Columbia
housewife,
stung
by
"lurid
and
rather
old-fashioned
descriptions"
of
the
Canadian
North
in
the
British
press,
has
replied
with
a
verbal
broadside
Mrs.
Frank
Goodman
of
Dol-larton.
B.C.,
fired
off
her
letter
to
a
London
newspaper
in
answer
to
recent
highly-colored
Jescriptions
of
Canadian
communities
published
In
connection
with
the
Duke
of
Edin-ourgh's
projected
visit
to
Can-ida
next
summer.
"There
are
multi-million-dol-lar
hydro-electric
developments
both
in
the
Northwest
Territories
and
in
the
Yukon,"
Mis.
Goodmvn
wrote
to
The
Daily
Maii.
"The
people
who
man
these
projects
.
.
.
live
iri
very
eood
houses
or
in
five-
and
seven-roomed
apartments,
all
elect
rieally
heated.
'
Sakkara,
16
miles
south
of
Cairo.
'
The
pyramid
belongs
to
the
second
dynasty
of
Egyptian
pharaohs.
Hitherto
the
nearby
pyramid
of
King
Zoser
of
the
third
dynasty
was
always
considered
to
have
been
the
oldest
dressed-stone
pyramid.
The
outsize
tomb
which
Zoser
had
built
for
himself
is
200
feet
high
and
Is
graduated
in
a
series
of
deep
steps.
Irate
Driver
i
LEEDS,
England
(CP)
Bus
con-1
ductor
Xavene
Arratoon,
20,
lest
his
temper
with
two
passengers
j
and
offered
them
his
equipment:
if
they
thought
they
could
do
the
1
job
better.
Arratoon
then
caught
another
bus
back
to
his
depot
to
resign.
the
a'jed
is
a
new
plan
being
launched
by
the
Oslo
chapter
of
the
Norwegian
Folk
Relief
Society.
The
idea
Is
to
visit
the
aged
or
invite
them
to
private
homes,
thus
helping
to
keep
up
their
spirits.
THOM
SHFET
METAL
LIMITED
money
for
many
people
to
spend.
Consumers
are
well
heeled
It's
up
to
business
by
better
salesmanship
and
the
development
of
more
attractive
products
to
go
out
and
get
it.
Th;
public
has
$24,000,000,000
in
mutual
savings
banks
alone.
That's
$1,800,000,000
more
than
a
ycai
ago.
Business
will
continue
to
spend
record
sums
for
new
plants
and
equipment
in
Ur.
first
quarter
of
1954.
Government
economists
generally
incline
to
the
opinion
ihat
1954
will
be
a
mighty
prosperous
year.
The
unions
seem
to
be
apprehensive.
'
The
CIO
at
its
Cleveland
meeting
earlier
this
ye.r.
aid
business
is
confronted
win.
i
major
change
in
direction
i-.n
.
.1
called
that
change
di.vn-
vard.
However,
adding
up
the
ba
i
A'ith
the
good
prcaictions
;n.j
ay
yuU
want
to,
yuu
wiil
f
,he
general
thought
is
th
it
I
:i
will
not
hit
the
levels
of
l!io:t,
jut
it
will
be
a
good
year.
By
L.
A.
BROPHY
EW
YORK
The
United
-
;'es
economy
is
nearing
the
(
of
a
super-coiossal
year.
r.
e
years
of
long
boom
scaled
t
i'
heights
in
1953.
Outpouring
:
grods
and
services
topped
ill
i
rords.
So
did
national
income
:
id
employment.
S3,
what
do
the
legion
of
1
;siness
seers,
professional
and
:
riteur,
see
ahead
for
the
new
Tr?
"Levelling
off"
is
a
pet
ex-r
i
sslon
of
many.
They
see
a
i
"i-n
to
more
nnrmal
business
:
'-"iitions;
a
possible
drop
in
:
tuction,
maybe
five
per
ceni
'pre
are
some
of
the
reason
v
a
gentle
decline
is
seen:
Production
has
caught
ur
h
demand.
Government
spending
his
iod
and
is
declining.
"
Lay-offs
are
cropping
ur
:
?ny
industries.
It's
netting
much
toughei
eil
things.
The
rate
of
production
uf
basic
Industry,
steel,
Is
de-ng.
'
hy
will
there
be
no
abrupt
Here
are
a
few
reasons:
t
Individual
income
taxes
be
cut
by
10
per
cent
In
:
uary.
That
means
more
Jlff
W?.
w,
WAkyy
P
"They
are
not
Isolated
anyi
more.
They
use
small
planes
to
Set
about
much
as
a
Londoner
.Jitild
use
a
taxi.''
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IIISTORIC
BATHS
.
Remains
of
Roman
baths
with
u;.r.s
live
feet
thick
were
found
in
1343
at
Canterbury,
England.
discarded
Items
If
'
v,1
V
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II
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t
Used
To
Make
fulstide
Gifts
.
:GINA
(CP)
With
used
flash
-s.
firewood,
silver
foil
and
nylon
stockings,
brieht-
'
J
youngsters
and
grown-ups
i
ycuth
centre
here
are
turnout
original
and
attractive
y
istmas
gifts
and
decorations.
?ersons
of
all
ages
have
und
they
can
have
a
lot
of
'
in
making
their
own
gifts
and
i
r:ments.
Ordinary
sticks
of
firewood
'
-""me
Yule
logs
when
they
are
n
ered
with
plaster
of
parts.
:
paces
are
left
for
candles
with
lae
log
trimmed
and
pine
cones
:
nd
miniature
Christmas
trees.
Christmas
flowers,
miniature
,"
ntas
and
animals
are
made
:om
chenille.
A
bit
of
crepe
;ii
per,
an
old
newspaper
and
;rme
metal
foil
becomes
a
I'Vistmas
wreath,
or
a
tree
or
loom
decoration.
Used
flash
I
ulbs
and
old
golf
balls,
dressed
ill
with
paint,
become
colorful
i
nd
effective
ornaments.
Hundreds
of
items
are
turned
(
ut
In
the
centre's
craft
room
i
ach
week
figurines,
plaques,
lookends,
pictures
painted
on
l
lass
and
flowers.
In
the
ad-v
need
craft
room,
hobbyists
put
the
finishing
touches
to
'.
rger
and
more
intricate
work:
ieather
golf
club
bags,
designs
i
n
copper
and
aluminum,
lawn
c
naments
and
pieces
of
;;
OF
THE"
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Aam
to
all
our
friends
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PATRONS
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Lobsters
may
drift
hundreds
oi
miles
as
spiderlike
lobsterling.
l.efore
settling
on
the
sea
bottom
EKKY
Central
Cafe
will
be
CLOSED
CHRISTMAS
DAY
for
staff
holiday.
.
REGULAR
HOURS
EOX;NG
DAY
Open
until
3
a.m.
New
Year's
Eve.
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wishes
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that
will
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be
be
uicinorable
uicinorable'
for
for
thb
thb
happiness
happiness
and
enjoyiiical
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bring'
to
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and
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