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Show n I jyii yyfir 1"1' ?' I Snowdons Are More Human Than Staid Bv ROBERT Ml si. . a i. 'W 1 PI 0DU j kv .C (f d. 'I ll'l i . , ington Panne and hi iih whethei Ilie Suoidon- - ,nj 0i ,t (ii, ied a lew words tirn is w no Pi t ( 1(i i.jil ol .Snowdon and have aii ih.it n ai y (es- - Maigaiet of thru do' estu some but a.gumentx (li'agieeninnts have been known ) ph ! with tlm man of the house leaping on Ins jiiowbike foi a tranquiliing spa, Bi -- m 'g, s V i S little toucnes lme this about life that makes them than the human note thoioughly unpeople down the load .t Buckiighatu p ue If Queen Eliabeth and Pnnce piuhp had a ditfeience of opinion the news would never escape ftom the vast stone piles they inhabit The Snowdons lvve too many friends m too taanv la' er s of .society to keen seuets, ot eveti to woriyabout Keeping secrets The year ahead m.tks a n tinstone ot sorts for Bntam s most lntnguing couple Botli of them at me at the edge 40' The Iciniet Antho-of middle age A.mstiong - Jones celebiates his bnthaay Match 7. The si'tei of Queen Ehabetb marks bets on Aug Jl, thus Miffeting one of the few disadvantages the fact that eveiybodv of loyalty knows your age. In case anyone has bent kind enough to foi get it the BBC i HI. .! ,"p m-- e. - I mull "s S. I ii o e ipt lockii eai v i ,s a Its-- , ol al UK!! I a .cisuj t th.it it c ' als that s j.t J jus cx i te evei meet to compile pops Bum have chs ct d that n u l m., n to tie Bt itisli lev il familv docs not automat. i a.lv ii .ike one a nierrbei of lie iny.d tanu-IRed b'ooded ton moieis ti.v th.nk live is the same m a i.isMo as m a oi' tage Blue bloods k ovv it takes mine than love to budge tie moat ol ti eound iov.nl p.u.tc es 9 v nli-tu- veu the Duke of Wind'd nice a king could not peisuade his Irmly to give his American boin wife loyal status. Ills Liothei, Kit g Geoige VI, aid his niece Queen El 'abeth dieted nei eveu well bted comte-- v but tot what h consideied the liulispe'isaole sig l ot uiieptaiue So he has lived amoacl m si If imposed evle since his abdication infusing to t tutu until the wiling is lighted m been i o bat to a 'Hus eppv iii.iiii.ge row ip its 32 d year Vu doe- - it appear to botliet Snowdon that pal t e somces say lie u ptopetly de .sciibeu as "a peer ol tin malm aid the husband of a membei ot the royal ' freelance photographer family mine oflen seen m a leather jacket limn a cutawav, he was a suipusing choice 'ot one oi the n ost eligible guls m the woild and he lias long ago come to teims with the situation this ( tented I w , Lord Snowdon wonders about himself. than any other patents long and with two clnldien bioadcasts a reminder on its nationwide radio network Then on Mav b they celebiale me tenth anniversarv of a marriage which has been mote tempestuous than placid though its peimanenie lias nevei been doubted except fm an anxious Eelnie filt ued i t:,i st Pi nice Raimei man led p Reilv as ti of Monaco Pirn fss Maigaiet was the piettiest titled Inch m uiope She is still atliactive with deep blue eyes and while evei leeih lmi 'lie ts ((M putting on weiglit and does mu appeal folium as much about lai liuie as does Pim-tes- s Ciiate, who celobtated hei own 40th bnthday last veal on a diet. He ni.ide a g llent 17 These lumens weie loundly denounced as scun llous by all concerned and the Snowdons had an affectionate leunion in New Yoik, wheie he was woiking But the ti uth is that loyal somces did have cause to feat the most sensational loyal match of the centuiy was heading for separation Having survived that seven yea-.itthe Snowdons aie if no happier row certainly as happy .1 Maigaiet is a known quantity m the Butish, a familiar figuie perfoinung loyal duties or attending the show bu parties she and her husband love they led the cheering for Noel Cow- - ch at fust tins takes pt to simp the iov.il duties Lilt dec a ties of tunning so tec a couple of costless ye.us h' was given peimission by the queen to bieuk the joval mle of "no unnee tion with commeice" That enabled linn to take a job as a pliologt with a newsp.ipet .md to coiitnli-ut- e ph.otogtaphs to magaines He aNo giaduated fiom home movies, in one of which Piinccss Maigaiet stalled with comedian Peter Sellers, to documenta-iTV pi ogr ains His public duties ne now mainly confined to subjects allied to design or 1 d alien I kn m intm- Oi,jp fad Ins little m - v ,sVX ' sSjX'v Princess Maigaret performs tier royal duties. lnliequent uve.seas tups sir Ii as the Ouciit this yeai To Maigaiet s cm liei to oied a well deserved suici'ss vvith his . ii alignments ten the investiture lit the Piime of e Wales at Caemaivon last July t and t lie queen iecogmcd this by making him a Knight lit ami Cioss of hot Royal Yutmum Oulei Snow cion designed lus own mill oi tn as Con .table of Caernaivou Castle and it was a natty olive gicen alfair that sui prised ITiiice Philip into laughter when lie fust saw it. He and Philip aie fiiendlv and correct out not on the delight ho sc pei-son- in the r-- w D al D Monday through Friday, or write to Dolt Mac, Box 1257, Salt Lake City, U'ah 841 10 Better Signing How many people nuisf die at the corner of 23 d hast and 711th South before ft Iraflic light or slop is installed? Weve discussed a petition, but maybe there are other methods. nv suggestions? J. S. 1) , Salt Lake ( ity . 1 Youi w.h was good emnign nice it iesiilts tlnough us Not what you suggest, cause that wasnt the couect solution, instead, uosstoad signs will be placed m advance of the inteisection to warn moloiists of the cioss stieei Also, laige! 'stop signs will he put oil 2Jid Fast. Too the sheriffs depaitment will influence the pmpeity owner behind the fence line to piune the tiee growth on the noithwest corner These were appioved after jomt surveys necessitated because 70th South is a state highway and 23td East is a county highway. got lecont-niendatio- Payment Will Be Coming ! need some help about the loss of some luggage valued at $37.7)0. I was on active duty and in an accident my personal luggage was destroyed. I have been waiting more than a year for reimbursement but no action. I think the Army is too big lor me to fight. How about you? J.C.J., I'lmsant Grove. Modtt'ttanran steihng ppi-on- January 13, 1970 (364 8626), 6 to 9 p m. Recently he was far'd five pounds ($12) for a parking offense A motoiisf claimed Snowdon had parked his sfon Martin so that it blocked the Ca-tl- r Have a problem' pio-duc- But lie tc companies his pliotogiaphy wile to state banquet', to chanty tilm f pienuetes to Pe "P 'y pat tie, al Wmdsoi Castle and B, Inioial aed A15 jesday, uwmur Some fnends think Snowdon would like to be a film producer and he shows definite talent in this dnoctiim. s made two fine doiumentaiies il foi the BBC Don i Count tie Kind Candles about old people and of Love about jxt gw nets Both weie uitiued lot not making cleai some scet.es weie staged, but Snowdon was only using' tne st.mdaid technique of rent eating incidents essential to lus nanative. Whatever the ciilicism tliev showed an unhackneyed apptoach Pi me css Maigaiet would b pleased if hei husband did make it as a film they both adore Him people. Snowdon talks quickly, moves so quickly few remember he has a leg disability following polio as a schoolboy. He takes no part in politics although lie has a seat m the House of Lords. He seiiiom lisle, is to classical music which Margaiet likes along with tiaditional jazz and blues. Pop music is moi e Ins line Botii go urJerskung and spend holidays with the jet set, usually c ? ol vv v $ l. Bnovulun NEWS T con moil with n ost othci membeis ot the tov.d ta.nilv so Kensington Palace n O'tlv goes its own vv iv utten fillec1 with exciting ft tends who wou'd not tale an invitation to Buckingham Pal an an ong them a good rmmbei oi the sw i! gn g tod.n poop e ' Perdv Tom is what some ol the debu'.mtes call him. He set the fusnion ol the unite polo necked shut fot eve ne nmg eai Slender aid hand-om- e buys lus clothes m the i ngs Road , id and le is often Catnabv Stieet copied by otheis m the Bendy discotheque set. tie weats oi has worn a stuped iegenev suit m blue and white, flouricd ties with matching handkerchief, lots of black leal her, hoods instead of hats aed tight ti onsets always Not exactly Philip's tup ot tea wo dei wi u ike o oi ,oI i c ,ii most e'ts c Hi it il p !o lend Sioc c.cu tin e c c i s Febtuaiv i i with the Snowdons in I lie E la;;, ciuc S l a '' 1; rv' i up s(. c - . ' c il hie oovisii s hi tl e ii - o' 1 (JpkhI It d a t v i cun it a i ' i DESERET load It m y be false coinage we have, but we tried. You can judge by the results. We weie told you had a valid complaint, but it had been handled by rather than by official claim. Don't know if that was your fault or not. Regardless, the payment will be pioe-rsseand you will be contacted probato sign said claim. bly have alieady I did not letogmzt him at the said the motorist. "He was time, wearing a bright array of Clothes. To be quite honest I thought he may have been a member of a pop group." word-of-mou- th d MUSICAL WHIRL SCIENCE REPORT Sets S. L. Debut in Planetarium Can science outdo art? Can a computwrite a better music' than Beethoven? These question have been linked together by . musi cians for some years now,'. They have felt sure the answers to all weie a resounding Bach'." The Repertoiy Dance SEF' HEAR' Theatie (RDTj ,s going to do its tiling or at least give a pte.'ew of some of its conceit 'lung January "No!"- - It has been difficult for those seeking to apply the science of elections sounds and acoustics to gain an attentive ear. Thuisdav (IT). And those who want feed their souls can also feed the inn man at the same time The preview con c ot t will be given foi those attending the linveisity Dinnei Club (UDC) a "town and gown gioup sponsored bv the of Ltah Division of Continuing Education. The RDT pipsented such a fine progi am two years ago for the IDC that it has been invited back. The dinner is at 6 45 p m m thr Student Union We-- t Ballroom Although the UDC is a "membership only group, this dinner meeting and RDT conceit will be open to the public, according to Paul Ciacrolt, three toi of Lectures and Concerts for the UDC Reservations should be made through his office, telephone ?22 6223 . y young electronic who would like 1o gam your attentive eai .up in town with one of the world-fameMoog synthesizers. They are setting it up m the Hansen Planetarium wheie they aie going to give a series of six concerts, nightly at Four of these engin- eer-musicians d 8 30 pm., Januaiy - 17- - 20- - 22- Tukets for the conceits lias been set at 23-2- 111- The four men who hauled their synand all the thesizer . nd Altec speakers are Doug-- 1 oilier pmaphernalia required is McKechme, programmer-composeDavid Schultz and Bruce Hatch, and Pete Slauson, road manager. Their Moog is about two years old, and with jls vanous accessories is valued at approximately $13,000. f If anyone Is mu tested in purchasing one and one Hopes that the Univeislty of Utah and Brigham Young Unlveisity will spmedav each have one of their own, both for the 1' Hinlng of programmer - composers as w ell Mi, Mi Kechme bs ,fon concel ts has a price list available.). Modern technology." Time magaine "idle Inst March, "has spawned a new Kind of instrument iii.ikpi The old ciaftsmen of music winked wuli wood, Mi mgs, and valves, ike now one- - hook up wires, translate! s and wave gencia-Ini- s The sounds tie' new piodncts make me not eiliof'vOt the human voice but a collet iiuii of lni,os bleeps, and sq iwks Nonetheless, tin' mi n lespousible for n .ue the poleuli il Sli.idiv.uis and kiiinwavs of ohitiome nuisu and then r; engi-neei- s; liuie i ilucidmglv compl'x tiisiunnenls ,ue in ole lot the musicians of the Inline who aie destined to be as nun h coni-pos- u h tec him l.ins as jieiUimeis oiemost among tlw new iiMitimeiit inakeis is Robeit Moog. 31, an amateui musician with a Th. D m engmeeting The elect'omc physics flora Cornell a vx iit!iesipt that lieai s Ins name loin loot long like looks that contiaptiun he coihtol pane, of a jel aulmei . ill an oi gin kev board grafted on it is bv fat I ,e Most eiteclKP device vet developed to pioduce eleit.omc snuniis Besides spuing as an 'on lie slid' ten "oiks b av ant gatilt loniwspis the Elkio (iliymes with vogue; piodiucd the I K The BYU Phnliai momo Oulipsti.i, conducted bv I)i Ralph Lave oik will give its fii't BYU one eit Thutsday (I'D at 8'1T pm m the Hams Fine Aits tour m Cenlei lollnwuig an Auona and New Mexico. e eight-conce- C. THOSTESO.Y, Ml). Deal Dr. Thosteson: 1 am a woman, 29, almost afraid to step out of doors m late fall, vv inter, or early spring. My fingers and toes get fiostbitten almost everytime they turn dead white with no feeling, and it scares me. 1 have a tendency toward anemia and low blood pressure and have been treated, but my trouble is still there I now wear warm clothes, waim socks and gloves, and lined boots when I go out, but I am still constantly nervous when 1 have to leave the house. Mis. rt my generates every year. Many good answers have been supplied in the past, but the problem of old throwaway bottles has ' . by and laige defied solution. Now come some bright students at the Imversitv of Missouri s engineering se hocl v ith an idea that might cause the average motorist to shudder: dispose of waste glass in the streets. They dont, suggest that old beer bottles simple be chucked out m the middle of the road to wreak havoc with tues, of couise. The Missouri solution is to use waste glass as a road constiuiiion 'i.iteiial, along with aphalt. The idea is s mg tried out at the search center in Toledo, according to the technical publication Environmental ' ? "My parrot must be for mature audiences only." From photos taken Tr It daily Btrlhday feature is load-suifadu- Mote than' So we asked em liow,! dated Dec. 31 please? Their reply indicate records a reissue check Out is: for $29.98 was issued on Dec. 19, b9. Your second letter to us was written on that same date. Thus you probably were cashing the check while we were waiting their reply. But No Explanations This sounds very much like Raynauds disease, the basic difficulty being Se jobs. n. MR. Owens-Illinoi- lenee and Technologv." The voung engmeeis proposed that uasie glass be crushed and then mixed w ith asphalt as sand and gravel are. The lesulting mixture could then be rolled out just like ordinary blacktop. Tests at Owens-Illinoshow that the idea has considerable promise. Cost rather than technical feasibility seems to be the sticking point now. How would the cost of collecting and processing old bottles compare with the cost of fresh sand and graver One consideration to be taken into account is that it costs something now to dispose of throwaways, and this cost is likely to increase as city dump aieas become seauer and more expensive This i ost) nl i om so could be deduiled fiom g the total puce of crushed glass fm Guess I need your help again on merchandise I relumed lo the J.P. Darby, Esq. firm in New Hyde lark, N.Y., because it was defective. This was last June. After you contacted them I got a letter which said they had issued a refund check for $29.98 on Aug. 19 and if il didnt show on their bank statement theyd reissue. I still haven't received the money and theyve had ample time to check, havent they? V.M.A., Paro-wa- By GEORGE Teople keep coming up with novel ideas about what tu do vvith the millions of tons ot trash our pre packaged econo- lung bong theme that lor ye.us pi needed all CBS-Tcolor shows and the elation call that heralds Westinghouse television commercials The most spectacular application of the Moog to date is Composer Walter Cailos elections oitlies-tratio- n of ten Bath compositions for a On Columbia I.P calk'd "Switched Had Check While We- -i When It's Cold, Her Fingers, Toes Turn White By WILLIAM HINES Woild Book Science Service 1 et BIG TALK Novel Disposal For Old Glass 'Moog Synthesizer By HAROLD LLNDSTROM Deseret News Music Editm YOUR HEALTH Deseret News popular ,lasm of ttle smai blood vessels of the extremities. This is precipitated by cold It is most common among women of about your age, and is closely tied in with nervousness and emotional instabilso the more worried you are, the ity moi e your trouble continues. For Raynaud's disease, there die approaches to treatment. Fust, dress warmly, as you do. Do not smoke at all. Avoid excessive tea or coffee. Medications to dilate the blood vessels ate reasonably effective. An inexpensive and good one is nitroglycerine, a tablet placed under your tongue before going out in the cold. A word of warning: you must get used to the flush and feeling of fullness in the head from using nitroglycerine, but these symptoms are tempo-rar- v and not harmful. It is important to ieassuie women with this trouble that this is a njisame disordei, not a dangerous ailment In addition. mild sedatives or tranquilizpis max be used to calm net v ous tension which is such an lnipoitant element m sev-ci- Upcoming Event On tins page Wednesday Joseph Luncl-stio- Dcseiet News uiban affairs wntei, will present an interesting discussion on ho nossible consolidation of city and mimic governments On Civ it Dialogue Mi. Lundstiom will jiieseni a icview of the local government modenuation sindv on consolidation of metuqiohlan government. t al double. his I mailed 5,000 shares of stuck to an L. firm for transfer purposes. It was sent by certified mail on Oct. 16. Ive heard no word from them, lve written two letters. Can you find out what has happened?!,. M., Salt Lake City. We sent a letter off to the broket. No vvoid until you telephoned us today you had received the stock but with no ex- planations. 'Look See' Appointment When we built our home 10 years ago we subcontracted to have a roof put on. Within a years time it leaked. We had it fixed, but from time to time it still has leaked. Our drapes have been damaged; the plaster ruined. Weve called and called and can never get anyone to help us. They promise and promise hut that's all. We are at our wit's end. Mrs. S.S., Riverton. Maam, the lustoiy of youi complaints elate it all. Also tlicie aie some point in favoi of the loofei which we have no space to tell Suffice it to say, out l mtei-venti- you with tnein has now in a lepairman making an appointSince we told vnU ment for a "look-seby phone that if all did not turn out satisand you factorily lo get back to us we aie hopeful tins means havent your piobleni is solved foi Affluence Can Breed Boredom opinion poll leeetiTly disclosed per cent of ail Ameiidans ami Ml cent of those 30 ami over., weie will- DR. JOYCE BROTHERS An that their company and perhap. for that reason. so many dinner parties have a 51 admit that their', lives are ing tp ..ml mosllv uuitiiie. s y chologists bore- - t that know e, ilmii can cause I depression, divorce, delinquen-- ' i v insomnia and veu ms.uulv , ali-- s bo edom ii lute lileiallv can dnve people u.iy. Hoi edom can icstill m pswhulugu al emotional and social desfiuction One priest famed for suicide pievention has nolod that bmedom is Hie fii't step toward sell desti uc turn. ( sound pvsdiologi't for a laige (ii'ip.mv lias noted that tie new mara A gem.l pel gnei alion wauls almost mslai I and a il.anie fm individual oppo. oiiiiy lm imp.nl expies'ion it is not good enough any moie just e boi-m- g similarity. to be a manager, lo do a good job making and sellmg candy bars," he says You have to feel flint the. product m service coming out of your organization is ieally impel tant to society." youi chihheu, lead some books not be on the best sellei Imt m be l healtliv of boredom il one does son ellun about it sign house wile uhoe iluldiei aie now it school ti i.i x want to look 1m a ob m join m ( oninmmlv at tiv lPes It One pi oven wav lo di'ixl bm edom is to get uiteiiselv mtei esleil in, oi align about something Tlieie aie an infinite numucr of good causes nowadays to from pollution to politics dtuact you and the w.u on poveitv leisuied and anxious lo put even mo ment to good use, there aie simply too many things to do sii.-- e ( Amalie' way to dene me hen edom is to change the little things m l.te Ineak Ine habits that lead lo ld"i long Giv up smoking ,n.!i...i !h' whole lamdv that will help vou lidiscovei youiself, youi husband and tailc lm nl m a oi volunteei needlepoint lolo.nli that mav lake up lemedi-a- l leading li "in I I lneiil on lamed l.eisyie Git's Im ilaims t hat the i.ue'I ee ne iinlei i ai 111 is lime ' "'lime cannot be sloied ot saved oi consumed al a late fastei than it is pio dined Foi a society bolli difluont and Overwhelmed by a buigeonmg stoic of goods and scivnes designed for pleasuic, (lie would be consumer, trvmg to do at once succumbs to a maladv did Lumet tails ple.isuie blindness' t x u pit the clmnei oi p.ulv 1 '('Us i to in a hi (lliueil! vav of exploit. ng the time alloc ail'd to social mtei c om sc Ue allow mu selves no lime to really talk with out guests ot enjoy Boredom and paiticularly niss boie-do- is a frightening reality of our diluent and strangely empty lives Dos lovevsky foiecast that when univei sal prospeidy was leahed 'men would suddenly lealize that they have no hie auv nioie no lieedom ol spun no dee dom of will and peisonahtv, that some- body has stolen all that fiom them People will become depiessed and boied How we meet out fiustiations will be uui'dl B in the seventies Behavioiist F bkinner feels the idea of redesigning a way of lne is going to be the dominant theme of the coming decade. Education will be directed towaid enrichment and amusement rather than lor professional skills; more minority gtcups will seek equality and identity; big business will be made mcicasingly lesponsible for providing more meaning ful obs and moie meaningful goals Mav Theie is an old Cinneso cuiso Ue do and vou live in ni'eiesting limes its lmpetdtive that we do not chop out and allow oui selves to be boied with lde when theie is so nnuh m lde to be done. r Don't Worry, Still Covered I was insured by Blue Cross in Columbus, Ga. I moved unexpectedly to S. I., this last summer. So far 1 have not re-- c eiv ed any premium notice from them, t checked with BC here and they said they do not transfer in BC. I wrote for a refund so I can applv in I lah. No word. H. I., Salt Lake Wlmt shall I ilo- ?-. Citv. Some .ulili ess ptoblems ma'am As of and this .is always tiue youi Blue Cto" loveiage is lecogmzed and accepted nation wide You aie coveied and eligible foi benefits lieie Tiue though, no transfer is possible, but this w ill make no difference in coverage. Claims can be processed to the Utah Blue Cross or Blue Shield Plan which will then be relayed to proper location. Also, you should have tby now your premium notice iow v (Editors Note We'rt sorry Me number of cells rd 'he volume et meil makt It impassib'e to answer every que-- t ?n P ease no mod cal er leeal questions or sell cOOressed envelopes as Don t send s'amos answers can only b? 9 ven in IS column Only questions of qeneral interest will be answered and teleMan phone calls can ba accepted only on tne Give yur name, phone at the Hours prescribed not for publication address and telephone number but to help De liMen help you ) C!t |
