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Show Toy Roundup J i i .4 7) Two cars race back and i J b (Continued from page irack in forth on Aurora's Flashback. It-fo- ot Remco' 8 Voice Control Astronaut Base actually launches rocket missile. . Protesl!-Herita- gc of the Pilgrims? Snipers hold our police at bay. s make authority a farce. Violence shakes cities as the cry "Protest!" becomes a shout. The attitude grows: If you think the law is wrong break it! What's your stand? Our country was founded on rebellion on the right to protest. But can open defiance be defended? Is this a "right". . . or a national outrage? Many dissenters justify their stands on the issue of personal creed. "The Vietnam war is immoral!" is their cry. This dual loyalty to state and convictions has been a dilemma for centuries. But how often are men governed by emotion or human opinion instead of spiritual Jacl$? What are these facts? Our booklet "The Christian and His Country" discusses the .urrent ferment from a Christian point of view. It offers yardsticks for measuring unquestioned loyalty and valid dissent. It reminds citizens in this Thanksgiving season that to keep our freedoms, our very right to protest they MUST act to create laws within which they can live. Send for it! Sit-in- at the command of clapping hands. d Not a toy, but sound-activate- somewhat magic anyway, is the Rem-c- o Diesel Truck." The smoke which puffs from the diesel exhaust stack is harmless (nothing is There are burning) and d three body styles in the fleet: dump truck, cement mixer, wrecker. New this year is the Remco "Voice Control Astronaut Base." According to a spokesman for the firm, "This is the first year space toys were this popular. It's because of the moon shot. For the first time, every television station covered it, so the kids couldn't find any cartoon program on. If they "Tru-Smo- ke long-lastin- g. battery-powere- twin-boo- m Free Toy 1st?or nitat loci Through a new, exclusive service, Family Weekly readers may obtain the names of local stores and dealers that carry any of the toys described in this issue. Just call our special toll-fr- ee telephone number from anywhere in the United States, from now until Christmas. Dial: 800-553-95- 50 ( If you live in Iowa, use this number: were to watch television st all, it would have to be the moonshot. "The military toys, howbe to at the end of their seem ever, because fad there are few tv present combat shows now. It is mainly the soaffluent, nonmilitaristic-minde- d cieties, incidentally, which even have old-ty- pe war toys. Israel, under constant threat from neighboring nations, does not produce any military toys, nor does Russia." The Astronaut Base includes an headset to pick up the electro-phon- e actual recordings of simulated launching, operations, rescue attempts, and for launching a spring-loade- d rocket missile. The set also includes rescue helicopter, rocket carrier, security van, detailed operations, and realistic figures. Mr. Saul Bobbins, former president of the Toy Manufacturers of America, Inc., and chairman of Remco,. says: "Our children have fewer play ht opportunities than our generation had, so the parent should ask his child's preference. The child will naturally select the right toy for his personality. Today's kids have picked up some of the same problems of their parents and really need a distraction from pressures and tensions." Key to Toys on Our Cover 1. Castle by Lego Building Toy 2. Mattel's Super-Eye- s Optic Set 3. Hasbro's Astrolite Kit 4. Ideal's Betty Big Girl 5. Ken net's Real Sound Movie Projector 6. Milton Bradley's Go to the Head of the Class 7. Lionel Trains 8. Suzy Home-makSoda Fountain 9. Fisher-Price- 's Creative Coaster 10. Parker Brothers' Avalanche 11. Revell's Apollo Lunar Spacecraft Kit 12. Strombecker's Can-ARacing Set 13. Remco's Cement Mixer 14. Tonka's Dune Buggy 15. Aurora's WHY NOT FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF? er LAYMEN'S LEAGUE. DepL 37 218S Hampton Avenue, SL Louis. Missouri 3139 LUTHERAN Please send without cost or obligation -- a copy of the booklet THE CHRISTIAN AND HIS COUNTRY. NAME m ADDRESS Arizona Yuma Daniels Jewelry Co California Batersfield: Bye's ol Bakersfield Fine Mdse. Co. Glendale: Dahnten Inc. ol S. Cat. Hoyword : Devon, Inc. CO J. C. Penney Co. Hollywood: E. H. Gold Jewelers Merced: Besco Enterprises Newport Beach : Cos tarn ESA ABC Premiums Sacramento: Glaser Bros. San Fernando. Henderson's Son lois Obispo : Besco Enterprises M. Krulak & Co. Madonna Inn San Mateo : S'einers Jewelery Santo Monica: King Jewelers Santa Rosa : Jewel Box Torrance: Swonder Cost. 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