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Dnkin Heir Gels $4 Million Trust Fund Angelei by the youajster'i uncle, Henry S. Dtkia faloi Verdei Eitatei. i Nnvemher air tragedy In Paja, California. His father and grandfather, Richard Pakin, ran an Importing firm here. Young nakln'i parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Hakin of Tiburnn; his three brothers and his sister and his grandparents were killed In the Samuel D. Pakin, 12, whose immediate family was wippd nut in a plane crash in Mexico, will Inherit a ft million fortune. Samuel was In Switzerland at the time of the crash. The Inheritance was revealed with the filing of a petition of guardianship in lxs What the) Score? For latest sports resulti dial Telescore, FX 71210.

Fiat 2b Section I HHi March 26, 1967 5. Sunday Examiner Chronic Chiiialown Gateway Selected Designed by Architect Lee A yoiins San Mateo architect was selected yesterday a the award-winning dp- I of San Francisco's long awaited Gateway In Chi-ra'own. He is Clayton K. I. pp.

27, whose grandfather was a pioneer in the Pay Area floral business. Lee described his Gateway as of "traditional Chinese architecture using modern building materials, such as stpfl, concrete and ce-ramies." The Gateway be constructed on Grant Avenue at Bush street bv, it I hoped, Oct. 10. ONE OK 20 lee was one of 20 competitors who entered their de-signs in the competition, 4 PLAN FOR SPRING, SUMMER, TRAVEL! RUSH IN. FOR SAVINGS! CLAYTON LEE AND WINNING DESIGN "Gateway" will rise at Bush Grant intersection SALE! FAMOUS MAKER SUITS 29.99 Were 39.9S-49.nR! Two and 3-pc.

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Wools, dressy styles, casuals in smart prints and solids. Broken and color assortment, S-20, 144-122'. Mm ifs budget licicx, nil 9 stoics; SF, 2nd floor appointed by Mayor Shelley. The designs are on display at the Chinese Six Companies, 81.1 Storkton today from 1 to 5 p.m. "A Chinatown Gateway has long been desired," said Merrill architect-adviser to the committee, "not only for its potential impart upon the thousands of visitors annually hut for Ik representation of the achievements and progress of the Chinese in the I'nited States.

"The location at the entrance to Chinatwon is one where you encounter a chance in slope and scale of the street and sidewalk as well as a change in thp scale of biiildincs. It is the beginning of a highly unique urban environment." Jl'RY OF FIVE A jury of four distinguished Architects and one of the Ifi members of the Mayor's Chinatown Gateway Committee selected Lee as the winner with this comment: "This Gateway appears to favor ths pedestrian, to create a fine sense of scale by the use of trees and to imply an entrance into a village rather than into a single BETTER HALF SIZE DRESSES Were 1R.9S in 49.9S! ('nsttimes. dresses, parly wear, imported knits too. Wonderful savings now in spring styles for sizes 14V4-22V4. Women tin till 9 xtoics, SF, toor after-Easter clearance of women's Vj 't 4 i 1 I i jit rf'V i -'-A Kit Nilx x.

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