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Show Liz Taylor Returns 12A SUNDAY HERALD°™>*y,,SYEmmES,2 ™ ICY CANADIAN AIR TO Yet Not lixcn ‘ 40's, while the ’s ernational Grand DuchessDies, Last of the Romanoys TORONTO (UPI)—Grand Duch-| PARIS (UPI) — Elizabeth Tayess Olga, who said she was the| x surviving member of imperial.| ast tense, and pale ‘looking lor, _| stopped off here Friday night on} Russia’s Romanov dynasty, died| BRING ZERO WEATH ER 2 Decided Sou! The 1917 ga’s ther throne, was overturned by the} by the Germans when they swept revolution and many of Ol-|into the Crimea, then fled to relatives including her bro- Denmark where they lived in Czar Nicholas H were exe-| exile. In 1948 they moved to a modest r cuted. night. She was 78, Los Angeles for a) Thursday way to degree «pycept for one other claimant, ‘The test following her «re-| ee cpcmng expect- {Ret wascmather and00 snow prema nd The rainand Dak-| joved50 the oN aed toward Minnesota, last living link with diated ° " To Los Angeles Home grand duchess often repu- five-room.. cottage in Cooksville, Of A Cct ion ? statements by a German| Ont,, where they lived in privacy. rse Oiga was the’ “| incase ip London, ee the in today falling continue to 1958. threaten-|€d today, Montana and otas : Russia. She was Woman, Anna Anderson, that she Her husband died in was old of czars the | accompanied was Taylor Miss Cen-| the to a noted spread and near Northwest, qe grand duchess and| Eddie) the youngest. daughter of Czar} W4S Anastasia, Olga’s niece WASHINGTON (UPI) — Vice|Hagerty replied: Oh, I'm sure} ing to plunge temperatures -singer-husband, her tral Plains states “by evening. A by zero by nightfall. sn ) C ou of that.” artist and filled her pictures with Alexander HI, who died in’ 1994,|the daughter of the last czar. few showers or snow flurries. also Fisher. i Bi Olga was born in Peterhof »Pal-| a;mth and laughter. what! Some GOP leaders are said to| ‘The‘he Weather for pose to refused actress The ported not yet decided jon office, Su-| Lake the for ‘ forecast ‘ SPe-|ore a in Weather Bureau, ace but lived’ most of the time : : I | | : “If he leaves : a friend: he will do when She once : toldI should $8. ta - ateliee by urging Nixon to return to Cal-|cial release, warned Midwest res”| never stop : F President Richard M. Nixon is re-| 7 miles from St. aid ‘not laugh, phoingraghers,; Ghe Apia smi atchina, a Ase: To Send that the frigidc air would|P°OO! idea of i.running| idents Fair skies ‘were expected to} mors she was expecting a fourth lreland |. although he is seriously jeonsider-| iscrnia with the : Ss Ne Leningrad. in 1962 Petetsbirg, comment other ing “some very attractive _job t Hercy only under family erying. child. of 19, excep-| the Agenow the At with elsewhere, C |ai) T tempera-| T dropping tsa sharply now the|bring waht against pit was in ‘cloudy, Sovernor. [0% offers from law firms in ‘Califor-| Democratic incumbent, Gov. Ed- tures throughout Middle Mississip- tion’ oft clondy. 40 patly ila: ee an elderly married ‘she orders, ongo 0 roops skies expected in Southern Texas. hope it lasts.” Ph -Nalley:by Sonny. duke to Whom she referred later | CAVE YIELDS FOSSILS Taylor Herbert Klein, Nixon’s press eee Mi xs i ee SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI)— Another, leéss-frigid, cold front man.” They reason that this would be| DUBLIN, Ireland (UPI) — An-|as “that charming old after secretary, said Friday jthat the| ee ee s ‘aca = Ne her|The Friesenhahn Cave, 20 miles today early showers off In’ 1903, two years will| touched troops retain} to Irish. to fin-| other battalion of London to returm to hopes offers in his native state “are the|the best way for Nixon MAD GROWLING Cali.) ‘the Dakotas to Central Of) be sent to the Congo in January} marriage, Olga met Colonel Nico- from here, is one of the most prothings he (Nixon) has! in mind|leadership of the Republican| from interior "Clscenestra.” . in cachesg to Rainfalls of close to one]. AKRON, Ohio (PI)—An Akron |ish <Shooting and fell in love| ductive archeologicalwenendia eopatra.”|t> replace ‘the two presently. on|lai: Kulikoysky, most seriously.” But he added|Party and give himself aspring-| fornia. movie , hauled “meaped) in San Fran-| woman has a permanent cure in| her latest reported t were inch will presi-| the at try Fisher d another to) duty there; the government an-| with him at first sight. for hs go board will r ruled°out os ae Then she that Nixon has notflatly! snoring. s. husband’ her l Museum. for mind Memoria Texas Valley,| nto she|the that Sacrame 1916 ‘the until and not. cisco It was ; Friday. dency in 1964. ' other possibilities. The woman called the Division Psypt to shoot on-location scenes.| nounced Fossil remains of a number of s able to secure annulment of| Other’ politicial observers, How-| while snowfalls of one to two in.|: Nine of Ireland's soldiers were|wa The vice president |met for| ters here with . ; ; | ; consider such a course ever, state governors risky, because must handle thorny issues which} quickly can affect their pepular- | ity. more than an hour Friday at the| White House with President Ki- | senhower. -Presidential News sec-| retary James C. Hagerty said they “‘talked about almost every-| thing under the sun.” It) was their first get together since! the election. Asked whether the subjects cov- Overseas Dependents to| Come Home (UPI) Department — has ) oem MP \ \ eGNg voto selections Large J MS ith One E-Z CONVENIENT Aeeu 9 * er a. i Lowest press The reducethe number pfmilitary th Bieri ten Ba7-4. STUDDED Md COPPER-TONE aie 15/000 a month beginning Jan. 1. The formal directive; signed by S. Thomas Secretary Defense Gates Jr., will implement President Eisenhower’s order to trim the number of dependents abroad from 484,000 to 200,000 by July ?a é Fri- directive day, Gates banned purchase of foreign goods with U.S. military | - F b : - “ : 4 4 f ~ : { ; PC. p 81, 1962. a companion not begin until 1949. issued an official directive designed to | In extinct animals. were retrieved from the cave as early as 1919, although scientific excavation did MODUL No Vm Coe ealLCC a i Wo money er - WASHINGTON of Wildlife headquar am- | her first marriage and was able Some soil on the Caribbean is-| killed early this month in an the request: ‘‘Where can I buy a in Kiev, fertile |bush and were accorded national| to marry the colonel tiger? Not a little: tiger, but a|land of Martinique is so The couple was arrested by the and|honors when their bodies were} full-grown one—one that will stop that a-signpost may take- root early Communist regime, set free returned home for burial. sprout leaves. my husband's. snoring.”” np ZA owe your OvTSon eeeee Defense ches blanketed mountain areas of| California, Oregon and Idaho. A portion of the advancing cold} front touched Montana early. today dropping temperatures. into the! . — rs wren ~~ ~ dollars, effective Dec. 1, unless special permission {has been granted by himself or, Deputy Defense Secretary James H. Douglas. One general exception was made, however, for: ‘‘perishable foodstuff,’’ although Gates said even these purchases ‘‘should be under constant review to favor| the United States purchases when feasible.” Bible Reading Interrupted As Auto Hits House LOS ANGELES (UPD — Mrs. r Emma Boynton, 65, was reading the Bible Friday ih her home | = gi Tien txtseePedtdEe Pee rade when an auto crashed through the | living room wall and came to a} NO CASH Down| halt inches from her head. “I believe the Lord saved me,” said Mrs. Boynton. “It sounded | like an earthquake.” Mrs. Boynton received emer- | gency treatment for minor injuries, but was described as being | in good condition. | The car, driven by Ronald €. | é Harris, 18, smashed through the| front wall of the {white apartment and scattered stucco rubble, on the reading woman. The auto climbed on top of the rubble and came to rest with its front wheels only inches from| Mrs. Boynton. dimssulo an[ip roknded a a corner. DIAMOND DUST BUFFALO, N. Y. 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