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-A 11 I Vf'' The Camera Pictures Events In i ews Oakland Tribune, Saturday, Dec. 12, 1959 B-17 1 mi ii.i.,..,!,. nwiin. ii -Li a I Mil! Jv; A I'v I v. I '( fi LWf I HOLIDAY DECOR Christina, season lighting makes the Alameda night Pausing to admire the flickering reflection in the water are (from mfil SPELL-Slere Ferguson, 6 (left), and Craig Elder, toss away sweaters and vouxny uouruouse on tne snores oi Laxe xviemn same nngnuy in ue lenj Meyers, foul rerrans and norman JJe Ueaux.

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OFHCEHS Heading the Oakland Branch of the National Association lor the Advance- WHEELCHAIR SANTA Old St Nick appropriately was ANNUAL VISIT Santa Qaus made an appearance at the Oakland International Foot-ment of Colored People are (from left) Thomas Thompson, president; Rabbi Harold in wheelchair for the Christmas party at the Milwaukee printers Assn. party and had Christmas presents for Linda Goldwater and Brad Vlgiano. Chapter of National Paraplegia Foundation in Wisconsin. Assisting Santa are (from IettJ Howard Carroll. Max Nelson and Geno Angele.

Schulweis, director; Leova Rainey, treasurer, and Donald McCuUum. director. 4 4 1 i' i 2 1 7 1 '1 7 r. s. II'1 TjffllAH CROWD Indian poce prmed wia wooden dciiag President Esenhower's tisil there The President BOUND FOR FAIR US.

PresSdest Esenhowtr esd India ELEPHANT RIDE Ms John Elsenhower, tsn ef dahe threaten tpectaton in ca eort to hold back surging opened the United Stales exhlbQ ct the lt-aaSoa World Presleni Rajendn Prasad ride faaa epea coach en rouie President and his wile. Barbara, gtt cn Iadka-strle rii to New Delhi fairground to opes the Aaericaa porCico. obooxd ca elephant A hose el India President crowd whkh tried to ytt Into the New Delhi fairgrounds Agriculnirci Tat jesterday i.