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Show mu mi ' .' : ' v ; i fij 1, yy .s ; ' .. ' .. Hews IFesattrares GLCMs Brown recpgnizsd for ..j py. xv M TORY PRE-JNV- E heroism there never seems to le During a time when the act alone was greatly Staff Sergeant Larry J. Brown was presented capable assistance, this enough Airmans Medal during ceremonies held on appreciated, said Trooper Dennis F. Andrews of December 28th at Post Headquarters. This award, the Utah Highway Patrol. . . given for heroism with voluntary risk of life in a nonr After reducing the intensity of the fire. Brown combat environment, is the second highest Air Force get help. With this stopped two passing vehicles torolled to an upright General was decoration. (Major cab trucks Brigadier peacetime assistance, the an open winGeneral selectee) Thomas S. Swalm, Commander of crawled through position. Brown then the USAF Tactical Air Warfare Center, made a spe- dow and administered first aid to the trapped viccial trip to personally present the award and con- tims. Although they could not be removed. Brown gratulate SSgt Brown. stopped the severe bleeding of each successfully Force Brown, a maintenance analyst with the Air Test and Evaluation Centers Ground Launched minutes later, rescue personnel arrived. All . We Dont Want to Carry These Items Over Into 1982 A, AiI Adsf jvN A V H Jfyrfvf1' VSpN I5ADIES . Entire stock SHIRTS & SWEATERS ..... Large selection COORDINATES ... Jewelry. Values to $1 0 7 o & sheets PILLOWCASES $1 $3 7 JUNIORS Group SWEATERS Group v QUILTS & BEDSPREADS Off 16.88 JEANS 13 13 Twin size. Reg. $42 13 ....... BIBS & OVERALLS ... Entire stock Oft i Reg. to $33 3to1 -- 2on 1 Entire stock ....: GRAB BAGS r 25-5- 0 ... Group 30on PLAID SKIRTS iM DRESS PANTS 12.88 BLOUSES iri Group JEANS & Large group. Reg. to $27 Large group 13 Large group z: SHOE ....... SLIPPERS 7 1 Entire stock. Kids and ladies 25 Ladies and girls & SWEATERS 1 . Entire stock VELOUR SWEATERS Group. Long sleeve SPORT SHIRTS 72 ... 13 13 ' . 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Whenever we get to feeling that the w hole w orld has a read grudge against us personally, all we need to do is read vour column and find out that misery (and happiness, for that matter) really does, enjov company. (Signed. Delighted In Dugwav) Year of the Draaon ' 1 ear of the Dragon, by Rol)ert Dalev, is for those Pfople "'ho like their police novels slow and ea . There Is a complex story of police relations with. the Chinese community of New York buried in the midst of the s pages and the diligent reader will come probably away from the lxok feeling satisfied Daley, the authoT of the acclaimed JVntv of the Oir, delves into the personalities of his characters to such an extent that it often impedes the action., but he does offer the reader a remarkable insight into the lives of some interesting persons. The police of Year of the Dragon are far from the heroic figures of other crime books; we see them as vulnerable, ; venal, human beings who are entrusted with a monumental responsibility. The book is recommended with reservations, especially for those used to the slam-ban- g stories. 5(X)-plu- sonie-time- Dear Abby: I just finished reading The Bet of Dear Abby and 15 Sv?- religious leaders, and esoteric dialogue. There Is a dam gpod story buried under tons of adverbs, adjec- tives, and parenthetical asides. It concerns the ap- pea ranee of a Catholic missionary at the doors of the Bangkok offices of the American embassy. Father Leo Turney has been missing in the jungles of southeast Asia for over twenty years and had been written off as dead by a number of governmental and religious' agencies. When they find out that he Is writing a journal about what he has seen in Asia during his absence, these agencies including the CIA, the Vatican, 'and the KCB set out to make sure that he is dead before anyone has a chance to read his journal. Its a competently written, properly chilling, arid altogether entertaining novel in the style of John LeCarre and Eric Ambler. Dear Abby QUILTING BATTS sCLOTH.S? 2- PRINTS 2144 Off mm WBRbAtfCfcCO ' v;:SCAUCO.f5 S as & l;SM;Enttre GINGHAM& . u :vv yd. Stock' FLANNEL . complete with philosophising agents, enigmatic 3.44 MATCHING TOTE BAG Off vMGRABfe .? ' Entire Stock .KAMPURfe T ed Sebum , by Bill Granger, is a cerebral spy story, 60. Machine wash: Reg. 7.50 : 60wWefl QUILTED FABRICS ' ? T-SHI- RT ; WOOL 20 Off i Reg. 3.89 yd. KIDDIE PRINTS; well-craft- ROBE: VELOUR GABARDINE'fc v 3.44 Campliell spins a story in Malloy' reader find will it the a gritty, realistic $nd Subway look at a life few of us could ever imagine possible. Schism 2.88. 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After reading about a terrorist raid in Lebanon or. a slaughter of children in Ireland or more political corruption in our own count ry. it's Malloy is a New York City policeman who should kind of refreshing to read about someone's problems have retired after a fleeing robber fired four shots with snoring, leaky faucets, or yowling cats. Other into his stomach. Unable to face a life of inactivity. columnists do a good job at presenting the ills of the Mallow wqrks the most undesirable treat in all of world to us; you have a knack of presenting the comNew York, the subway stations. His is a world filled plaints we all have at one time or another. Few of n with angry commuters, shadowy underground people, and one unknown killer. This killer has taken to know a Cambodian refugee, but we all know someknifing people in crowded subway cars, and Malloy one with l)ad breath. Not many of us have been sets out to. rid his seamy world pf this faceless inarched off to jail in the middle of the night, but we 7 murderer.' have all been stuck with a car that won't start in the morning. We might think there is nothing we can do about a politician taking bribes, but we can sure do is Linus Bean one of the tunnel people who live something about that toaster that sends the bread beneath the city streets. Sunlight and fresh air are into orbit when it pops it up. Few of ils know what it alien to them and they have adapted like rats to the is like to go to bed hungry every night, but we sure d tunnels that are their homes. The author is do know what it is like to feel the hot breath of the especially adept at introducing the reader to this army of advancing years creeping up on ils. We little-know-n world and one finds himself becoming might not know the cruelty of a dictator, but we sympathetic towards these shuffling nonentities. definitely know a boss or twro who seem to be a' Linus Bean, however, is not like the average tunnel dumb as a box of rocks. person. He is violent and given to fits of uncontrol- on 8.88 pants I wanted to let you know Malloy' Subway, by R. Wright Campliell, is a 2 on 1 Entire stock Lee' Malloys Subway off . SWEATERS CHILDRENS on 12 . on : Large group 3off 1 FASHION BOOTS SHIRTS 2ott 1 SHOES MENIS Group 3 on 1 Large group. Ladies and kids z 3 off 1 on 24.44 GLASSWARE Thirty victims subsequently survived. lauded Brown for Later, the Utah Highway Patrol his actions: An accident of this degree could have easilv caused panic to any witness. Mr. Brown rose above the crisis and began the necessary life support accident scene, sent procedures. He contained the for and rendered appropriate first aid . . . the men of his calilier in military can feel proud to have its ranks wrote Trooper Andrews in a letter of commendation to Brown. on ELECTRIC BLANKETS GIFTWARE Large group SHIRTS & BLOUSES Cruise Missile (GLCM) test team, was heading south on Utah Highway 36 when he witnessed a pickup thick with four passengers leave the road at hiph speed and crash into an adjacent Held. When Brown arrived at the crash scene, the trucks engine was burning and the cab had been tom from the body of the truck. Brown immediately removed one semiconscious victim from the truck and tried to protect the three victims still trapped in the cal) by throwing sand on the burning engine. cops-and-robbe- rs The Deseret Sampler The Deseret Sampler is published bv the Transcript-Bulleti- n Publishing Company of tIhhIc. cv'an enterprise in the interest of porson-ne- l Proving Ground, Utah. 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