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Pdge 10-A SAN ANTONIO December 11 1974 Call 225-1666 for the most effective want ad secticfrr. Christmas Gifts for the Office and Home LUMITIME Time at-a glance with 2" high digital display. Plus a pulsating, revolving seconds indicator in an unusual star-shaped pattern. Ivory or black. $33.95 THE GOLDEN SPIKE PAPER WEIGHT Drive this home for those weightier paper problems.

Reminiscent of the first transcontinental railroad in history, the golden spike makes a pointed statement about your ability to stay on the right track. Comes complete with its own draw-string pouch. $15.00 PETRIFIED WOOD DESK SET A gift from prehistoric Christmas Past. A quality Sheaffer ballpoint anchored in a slab of petrified wood, polished to a gem-like sheen. Also available in onyx base.

From $20.00 FRI1 Perking ot both stores. Storeside parking at Paul Anderson North; one hour free parking at any Allright parking lot with $2.50 purchase at Paul Anderson Downtown. FtiE Gift Wrap on each purchase of $7.50 or more. Wrapped in attractive, high-gloss holiday paper and bow. Paul Anderson Company Downtown 125 Broadway at Travis Holiday Shopping Hours: Monday thru Friday, 8:30 a.m.

to 5:30 p.m. North 8306 Broadway 12 blocks south of loop 410) Holiday Shopping Hours: Monday thru Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Open Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Winter whitens N. Texas ASSOCIATED PRESS Wintry weather whitened the Texas Panhandle and South Plains with snow Tuesday. Accumulations of up to four inches were expected by nightfall. The rain and snow was expected to yield to clear skies and colder temperatures later in the evening. A warning was posted for West Texas along and north of a line from Midland-Odessa to San Angelo.

Snow mixed with light rain fell in the afternoon with accumulations of one to three inches. Ice closed the Trans Mountain road in El Paso, and Alpine reported two inches of snow early Tuesday. Elsewhere across the state skies were cloudy. Light to moderate rain fell over much of Central Texas and the central coastal sections of South Texas. Winds were variable with a moderate northwesterly flow along the coast.

Generally southerly winds fanned other areas. Noon temperatures were in the 40s with Marfa the only point below the freezing mark with a 31. Rain across East Texas was to diminish gradually Tuesday night. Mild temperatures with decreasing cloudiness were expected over the entire state Wednesdav. Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

NOAA, U.S. Dept, of Commerce High Tomporoturos Expoctod For Daytimo Wednesday ffiSl Snow Flurries 1 WCY: SAN ANTONIO AND Decreasing cloudiness dav morning becoming fair dav afternoon turning warmer Thursday. Northerly winds 8 to 12 mph becoming light and variable dav through Thursday. High dav in upper 50s after an overnight low in the upper 30s High Thursday in mid-60s after an overnight low in the upper 30s. Sunrise 7:18.

sets 5:36. Moon is last quarter. Rises ot 5:23 m. Sets at 4:07 p.m. Temperatures Tuesday ranged between 46 and 39 (National Weather Service Forecast PRECIPITATION rainfall for the 24 hour period ending at 6 p.m.

Tuesday, .48 of an inch; for the month, 61 of an inch, for the year, 36.17 inches. Accumulated departure from normal for the month, plus .11 of an inch; for the year, plus 9.60 inches. RELATIVE HUMIDITY-93 per cent at 6 p.m. SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST from the west dav. WEST TEXAS Clear to partly cloudy with a slow worming trend Wednesdav.

NORTH CENTRAL AND NORTHEAST TEX in the central portions early in the morning and in the east Wednesdav. Colder in all sections Wednesdav night. A is Celebrating With CHRISTMAS Frigidaire specials Saathoff's Purchased the Complete Distributor Inventory Of Closeout Discontinued Models At Low, Low Last Year New Floor Scratch Dent Included Easy Monthly Payment Plans. Saathoff's Says Give Your Mom A Frigidaire Pair! Special Gift Low "PAIR" Price Now In Effect At Saathoff's GIVE MOM A BREAK! Frigidaire Self-Cleaning Range We have complete selections All Models All FREE DELIVERY FACTORY SERVICE! ATTENTION BUILDERS REMODELERS BUY ALL YOUR BUILT-IN FREE STANDING APPLIANCES AT SAATHOFFS on mas me hghti monthly payment shown it ovOiloblc under our major pyichote budget plon only Each monthly payment includes and FINANCE CHARGE A FINANCE CHARGE will be imposed tor any current billing period in which theie it a balance Owing fiom any pnor billing period (the Previous Balance), unless poymenit or other received prior to the end ot such current billing period equal or enceed the Previous Bolonce FINANCE CHARGE will be computed at a Periodic Rote of I on the first S500 00 ot the Previous Balance ond on the amount $500 00, which art the ot ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATES ot ond respectively Ja A 1134 W. HILDEBRAND 734-5056 2340 SOUTHCROSS 1427 S.W.

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9 A.M.-6 P.M. NORTHWEST TE XAS to partly cloudy with a slow warming trend Wednesdav. AT ION AL will Occur in North Dakota. Rain will fall from the Gulf Coast up the lower Mississippi Valley into the lower Ohio Valley. Some rain showers will be present In northwest Washington and central great basin.

Seasonably cold temperatures will occur along the Atlantic Coast and most of the southern half of the nation from the Atlantic to the Pacific Mild temperatures will be the rule elsewhere. Cloudy skies will be the rule from the Pacific northwest southeast into the central Rockies, the northern plains and in a bond north of Louisiana into the northern Great Lakes. Sunny skies will prevail elsewhere. Temperatures will range in the 30s and 40s across the northern half of the country while the 50s and 60s will cover the southern half. Extreme southern Florida and Texas and the desert southwest should be the only portions of the nation to reach into the 70s.

MARINE COASTAL WINDS-East to southeast and northwester winds 20 to 27 mph diminishing Wednesdav. TIDES Aransas Pass High at 4:13 p.m Low at 7 24 a.m. Port Isabel: High at 5:18 p.m. Low at 7:24 am. TEMPERATURE EXTREMES Highest, 77 degrees at North Miami Beoch, Fla.

Lowest, -12 degrees at alamrosa, Colo. Dec. SAN ANTONIO PRECIPITATION 1973 1972 Ave. Rec. 0.16 0.44 1.75 6.22 1974 1973 Ave.

Rec. Jan. Feb Mar. April May June July Aug. Sept.

Oct. Nov. Dec. 1 36 0.04 0.94 2 18 4.28 1.02 1.28 11.14 3.24 2.51 5.38 0.61 2.77 2,76 1.58 5.14 2.73 10.44 6.91 1.29 13.09 4.85 0.29 0.16 1.74 1,65 1.67 2.28 3.45 2.95 1.69 2.36 3.49 2.50 1.37 1.75 8.52 7.88 4.19 11.64 14.07 10.44 8.19 11.14 15.78 9.56 6.79 6.22 TEXAS WEATHER Forecasts at a Glance City Forecast Temp.range Wed. Thurs.

Amarillo 22-52 25-55 Cloudy, cold Austin 38-58 38-65 Fair, coldmer Laredo 38-58 38-65 Fair, cold Corpus Christ) 42-62 42-68 Fair, cold Victoria 42-62 42-68 Fair, cold Dallas Fort Worth 41-51 32-48 Cloudy, cold Houston 45-58 33-58 Fair, cool GREATER SAN ANTONIO San Antonio 39 46 .48 SOUTH TEXAS 40 43 .86 Beeviiie 40 52 .07 45 50 .08 Corpus Christi 44 .16 38 47 .04 Del Rio 38 54 .00 37 46 .00 39 44 .03 44 63 .74 TEXAS 38 42 .52 25 45 .02 22 42 .00 El 31 48 .00 Fort Worth 35 44 .55 Houston 48 58 .20 35 39 .03 Lufkin 39 55 .01 San 40 49 .13 38 43 .77 SOUTHWEST Denver 20 43 .00 Las 31 55. .00 Los 44 66 .00 37 61 .00 Salt Lake City 21 37 .00 SOUTH CENTRAL Kansas 30 51 .00 20 47 .00 28 56 .00 Oklahoma City 33 45 .20 St 27 56 00 2J 51 .03 SOUTHEAST Atlanta 23 53 00 Birmingham 24 5S .00 27 52 .00 Jacksonville 25 59 .00 New Orleans 31 55 .00 20 44 .00 Richmond 21 42 00 35 64 .00 NORTHWEST Bismarck 21 45 .00 Boise 20 40 .00 Casper 12 340 .00 Helena 21 42 .00 Portland, Ore 46 5) .15 Rapid City 24 50 00 COMMERCIAL PAINTING 828-4652 San Francisco .......44 50 .......44 48 Sookar.e........ 40 ,00 NORTH CENTRAL Chicago 2540 .00 39 .00 1828 .00 Duluth 1836 .00 17 42,00 Milwaukee 24 38 Minn St. Pout. 19 44 ,00 Omaha 19 55 Sit.

Ste. 15 32 .00 NORTHEAST Boston ......31 38no Cleveland 16 34 .01 16 37 .00 New York City ......30 36 .00 29 35 .00 17 3501 Portland. Me. 27 38 .00 Washington 29 39 .00 MEXICO 72 86 00 Guadaiaiara .43 70 04 .......61 79 00 Mexico City ......43 63 .00 Monterrey ......41 43 00 FOREIGN (Based onobservations token at 6 a Tuesday San Antonio time.) Aberdeen .................37 Athens .....................52 Cairo ........................63 Casablanca 48 Copenhagen ............48 Hong Manila 81 New Peking ....................19 Rome Sofia ............43 Stockholm ...............39 Sydney ..............66 Teheran ..................48 Tel Aviv ..................63 Tokyo .....................43 43 .....39 Clear Ram Snow Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Clear Portly Cloudy Rein Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Ctoudy Rom Roin Partly ClOudv Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Partly C'oudv Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Portly Cloudy MIS Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Partly Cloudy Cloudy Clear Ciooudy Ram SOUTH AMERICA Partly Cloudy Buenos Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Rio de Janeiro 75 Clear Historian ends hunger strike MOSCOW A P) Ukrainian historian Valentin Moroz ended a 20-week hunger strike after Vladimir prison authorities promised to ease his conditions, sources close to the family reported Tuesday. Moroz, presumably force- fed during the strike, wrote a letter to his ife saving he had resumed eating Nov.

22, the sources said. When you think.