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34,827 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 Where te find A SECTION Amusements- Sporti 11, 12, 13 Your Birthday Shienwold On Bridge 9 SECTiON Classified Ads 1, 9 4 VOLCANO, Hawaii Kilauea Iki's third eruf flamed out at 9:49 last night, only 9 hours after tl, Hl7 to a flame and pumice i' i i i. V.v'V Jl HtvWV3 i 4' JS ''YV rtV'V ry l' i RViT. -V volcano lotted a fountain recora ieet. A light drizzle was falling as a handful of onlookers- at the Byron Ledge Lookout saw the eruption come to an undrama-tic end only 29V2 hours after it began. THE FOUNTAIN, which peaked at 1,700 feet, faded fast A fm7 cn'mae 700 i foot martoH tho hoannnn Af 1 ing laboriously, dropped to 200, feet 100 50 and then it was gone in a golden red swirl.

A vast river of lava raced! toward and into the vent from which it came. chunks of the towering black cinder cone broke loose and 'ell into the raldron below, leaving jagged golden scars their wake. 1 ot i-1;" Jrtf -f i-f "-A1. VJit Ji V'l ij. Hi" WvV'ff-? fj, 4 Family of Ten Faces Dim Yule i'i Every year The Advertiser serves as a clearing house for a Christmas Fund originated many Decembers ago to aid those who are forgotten, for some reason, during the coming Yuletide.

Every reader in the big Advertiser family is invited to help build the fund, dime by dime, dollar by dollar. This is your chance to add another name to your Christmas shopping list. CAN YOUHELP. someone else? A toy for another child? Something, perhaps, for a Shop Tonight Until 9 Then the red glow began to fade from the cloudy skies. U.S.

Geological entists here aren predictions. The unpredictable and fire fountains twice before Witll hCW VigOr. VOlCanO hrfan in silent fascination iscination whea the to its record, IS HIGHER than fountain soared "THIS IS HIGHER than any luuiiidin i nave ever seen Gordon A. Macdonald has observed around the globe. Other scientists the scene a-4, coi.

4 See VOLCANO on member of the Mold family? It isn't a happy story. But it could have a star-spangled, tinsel-decked, red-ribbon ending. First of all, there are the parents. They have eight children. The eldest is but 12 years old.

And the Mo-kis love their children dearly. There is very little in the Moki household to make the children happy. The father has been ill. He has no job. There is just enough food to go around.

There is no money for a holiday treat. None for a tree, for glitter or for or presents in little stockings. WON'T YOU help us give the Mokis a Merry Christmas? Earmark your contribution for the Moki family, if you wish Send it to The Christmas Fund, The Advertiser. And a happier Christmas to you, for the doing. JUT MAfNllMS, ar teveui only to return hours after the spectators watched UNITED Survey sci- 't making any volcano is the great disappeared 's death came 1 FROM CALIFORNIA ONLY UNITED FLIES DC-8 JETS TO CHICAGO AND NEW YORK Service from Los Angeles or San Francisco on the best of the jets.

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