The Tribune from Coshocton, Ohio • 2

THURSDAY EVENING, MAT 11, 154 PAGE TWO TIFF TOSHOCTON. OHIO. TRIBUNE fire I as in "Peter Pan." Or a child can ride into a mine to see Snow White and the seven dwarfs or into a 'Disneyland' Tagged as One of World's Wonders JACOBY ON BRIDGE rabbit hole to visit a replica of Even the Best Ideas shops that will sell Disney mer chandise. A bontanical garden patterned after San Francisco's old Crystal Palace will feature tropical fish and birds. On a small lake you can take a boat ride that runs past animated phony alligators and head hunters as in the "True Life Adventure" movies Disney will show on television this autumn.

The next stop in Disneyland will be the "World of Tomorrow." An overhanging monorail car can whiz visitors over the project. Various industries will be invited to put up exhibits of inventions of the fi'ture. Space ship-minded kiddies can step into a rocket ship for a trip to the moon by means of film projected on windows. The seats will jiggle and sound effects will further the illusion of a flight among zooming meteors. On a miniature one-lane freeway, young sters can drive little cars at 14 mills per hour.

An 80 foot high King Arthur castle will be built in the "Fantasy" se i of Disneyland. There'll be a "sleeping beauty" and a museum of Disney characters. One amusement ride will be a flight in a sailing ship over a miniature set of the city of London, unveiled details of the park, one of the be.stkept secrets in Hollywood, by showing me two room3 in which hang colored sketches. Around the 56 acre park, next to a 100 acre parking lot, will run an elevated railway that wili offer a tour of Disneyland. The train will be five-eighths normal size, as will everything in the park, to accommodate the young customers.

Disney figures a person can take in the various rides and exhibits in the park in hours, at the average cost of $2. You first will enter a replica of a 1010 town, complete with pony-drawn carrieges, restaurants and Are Overworked BY OSWALD JACOBY Written for NEA Service "Alice In Wonderland." Disney also plans a western street featuring 200 ponies, a stagecoach, a pack train ride into a painted desert and a trip on a 110-foot long paddleboat on a river. Disneyland also will hold a "holiday park' 'where parades will be staged on 'holidays, and picnic grounds with a dance floor and baseball diamond. The amusement rides will have Disney characters instead of merry-go-round horses to sit on. "Disneyland," Walt Disney'i amusement park, it shaping up to be one of the wonders of the world.

In this second of two-part scries, Disney studio executives reveal details of the fabulous project. By ALINE MOSBY HOLLYWOOD (UP) Walt Disney's nine million dollar amuse ment park, "Disneyland," will delight children with everything from a trip to the moon to a flight in an old sailing ship over the city of London. The cartoonist hopes in 15 months he can open the project which will climax the long, Acad emy Award winning career for the creator of Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and other popular characters. Today Disney and his executives It is usually a good idea to ruff One difference between an investment and a speculation it that if you won you invested wisely, and if you lost you mad a reckless speculation. your losing cards tn the dummy, but it's possible to overwork even thp hst ideas.

With this warning as a guide, it should be easy to see what went wrong with South play of today's hand. West opened the queen of clubs, and South won with the king. He ruffed a spade in dummy and returned a trump. East played low, and South won the first round of trumps with the king, discovering trumps were all stacked in East's hand. After a moment's thought.

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