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Nov. WJ Globe-Gazette, Mtton City, la. Dumont man brings bride from Germany DUMONT Sp. 4 Darwin Uf- forci arrived at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Emmett Ufford, after receiving his honorable discharge from the service of three years. He and his parents drove to DCS Moines to meet Mrs. Darwin Ufford arrived from Germany, to join her husband and his family. Ufford and his bride, the former Teresa Irmigard Muhlericher were married March 16, 1962 in Germany. Mrs.

Ufford is an Austrian girl. She was employed in Germany when they met and married. Ufford is a 1959 graduate of the Dumont High School. He entered the service in December 1959 and was sent overseas in June 1960. He served with the medic division.

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HAUPT Editor-in-Chief of SEVENTEEN Magazine If you're planning on holiday portraits this year, you can start now to be more photogenic. With a little groundwork before your posing date, you'll face the camera as professional models do. It's easy to insure a hairdo at its best, features accented for flattery and a mood that reveals your real personality. When a portrait has all these elements, it's truly a charming gift. -Here are 10 tips to make your photo-sitting successful: 1 1.

Pick a photographer with style, but be sure it's the style 1 you like. Some girls prefer the high-fashion look, others find it hard and stereotyped. So shop PLANS RETIREMENT LATIMER-Harold A. Smith, who has been employed by the Great Lakes Pipeline Company near Latimer the last "nine years, has retired. Mr.

and Mrs Smith are moving back to Big lock, Iowa, where they livec before coming to Latimer. Conflict in India cause of puzzlement By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Special Correspondent The Indian-Red Chinese border conflict is enveloped in a strange jloud of unreality which seems to more puzzlement than pan- among the world's harried diplomats. It is. always possible that an armed conflict in Asia could develop into a general Asian war, which in turn would threaten to spawn World War III.

Already. he United States and Britain lave been involved in arming the Indians and buttressing them against the potentialities of Com munist attack. The Red Chinese in the event of a widespread war conceivably could call upon a reluctan" U.S.S.R. for military help. such dangerous possibili ties, one would expect loud cries around the world for United ions mediation of some sort.

But net hMMMd. One ets the impression that, few be- in the reality of the Indian- Chinese war, in spite of all the hooting. The tendency seems to be to regard it as a Red Chinese rpbe, an attempt to get some- hing for nothing, to pick up a piece of real estate and nail it down, to secure the borders of Tibet. But that is an extremely remote piece of real estate, and despite weighty discussions of military strategy and possibilities, it does not seem to have a great deal of mportance. The most nagging question about all this is: Why did the Red Chinese do it in the first peaceful coexistence to which even the Red Chinese give lip service.

Since, as real estate, the border area does not amount to a great deal, it would appear that there had to be better reasons. There probably are important reasons for the adventure from the viewpoint of Peking. For one thing, they are flexing their muscles, demonstrating that they are the power in Asia. For another, the state of the Red Chinese economy and its internal problems probably require some sort of aggressive movement to provide excuses for internal policies. Possibly, the Red Chinese never meant the action against the Indians to go beyond the general area of the disputed frontiers.

But place? It cost them a great deal, if Peking's cease-fire falls through The attack shook the so-called the border conflict could well neutralist leaders of Africa and grow into something much worse. Asia--men like Gamal Abdel Nasser and Kwame lflcrumah-who 4 A had been inclined to listen with neve A MAID-RITE sympathy to the Communist viewpoint. The developments hurt world Communist movement, made a mockery of the notion of) 1 Skill's ask us About Our SPECIAL PRICES on So. Drexel FURNITURE Bedroom Dining Room Living Room Occasioned Tables TYLER-RYAN FURNITURE S. E.

GA 34572 TRY A G-G CLASSIFIED ADI around for the man whose portraits go with your personal taste. 2. Decide on your ideal image. Do you think of yourself as the athletic type ail-American girl sweet young romantic? To feel most natural in front of the camera, choose your role beforehand. 3.

Wear something "confident," whatever fashion makes you radiate poise. A simple evening dress or plain white blouse is usually the best choice, but if a favorite sweater makes you comfortable, by all means wear it! 4. Do a careful make-up. it simple, with base and powder to tone down shine, a medium shade of lipstick. Highlight your eyes with a bit of mascara, but skip eye shadow.

Add expression to light brows with pencil. 5. Pay timely attention to hair. Be sure your coif is at its most manageable stage. You're the best judge of how much time to allow between a shampoo-and- set and your photography date.

6. Keep jewelry to a minimum. A string of pearls is a popular choice, but don't wear one unless you're a pearl girl by nature. If you have a simple pin or necklace you're never without, let this be your signature. 7.

Try not to stare at the camera. Look away from the lens, then toward it just when the picture is snapped. This way, you'll avoid a hard, fixed gaze. 8. Know your face.

Try this model trick: Study yourself in a three-way mirror to discover which side of your face is most interesting, at what angle you look best. Discuss your ideas with the photographer--but be receptive to his suggestions, too. 9. Look at the camera at eye level. Unless you're trying for special effects, don't look up (this gives you a vacant, aimless air) or down (guaranteed to make you appear melancholy or sad).

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