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The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 190

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The Miami Heraldi
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10-1-1 '1 Aix 411lk 11A1ALA) 'OUS011 "In 10-1-1 iVALAZgli 11A1ALA) S61A1 ronson a on A 11 17171111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111EMIIMINIMIMME11111111111110101111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Actor Gets Million Per Picture But Never Forgets Grim Days in the Mines 4 -------2-- Erse I Actor Gets Million Per Picture i 1 i-1 71 But Never For(Yets urtitt flays in the Mines )44" 4 7 4J: 04 from Page 1H i 11--' --'4 14 'I'll 11 zrf 1 4' 4ir' ''4 'Al' q''' i' 1 1" ''''At': "1 1147 '1 1 ing baseball or focltball 1)) from Pell'e 4: I' vt: ')' ''''1''''1'''''' itt 1 'i-- 0: 'N-4 d4 Caught 11nawareN -Bronsou--'171aihea Broad f-0r6t i e'ipith as por itiP1972 e' iOith 6444'Oct-4104h Idrport if 4''' 0 4 f5: 7- i-s n' Caught Unawares- -BronsIt'flathea Broad 0 f- -r 1' i f- e' sash idle Jo prelandau ttfirport AP 1972 1 Every once ma while I'd spot a chic'ken that had gotten loose from its owner's coop I'd throw my knife at it killing the chicken on the spot Then I'd chop off its head gut the chicken pack it in mud and cook it slowly Over a fire It really was deli Every once in a while rd spot a chiciten that had gotten loose fromits bwner's- coop I'd throw my knife at -on the it 'd killing the chicken sPc't Then I chop off its head gut the chicken pack it in mud and cook it slowly over a fire It really was dell-' Pain" grossed $3 million in France alone Asked how' many movies he has made Bronson brushes off the question with a characteristic laconic answer Pain" in Fran( Asked he has brushes a chal answer: grossed $3 million i77'ranciuaTrn'e P' Asked how' many Movies be has made brushes off the question with a characteristic laconic Vfeg '1 ILIJ 'ir 1 4 '4 i A171t5 1'' '12- 1 1 1 ::4 -1: 41- e-'' 'f-t 3 3 i fideflt enough to challenge he 'rrettlesis of all perform- stage 4-5teSckr AttItpf off- 13114414143e Otei Altai91 -the Skies of Lt and Mike" 'House of as well as several TV 'series Man with a Camera The Doctor and the tail end or: the dying Empire program 0 challenge enough 4 the 'nethisis of all perform-' ettli NitlYttek stage t- 2 '4'llt-- to oft '1-- Broadway toiei laved the way for filmasiAcriqt42 Red Skies Of Cruz" "Drunibeat" "I at ul and Mike lainliqP nf AV 1 -as -w-e1-1 as several TV se-ii-as Camera The Man with a 0 Doctor and the tail end of c' the dying Empire program coitspring attitude Nobody knows what he's going to do" Sturges categorizes Bron coilspring attitude Nobody knows what he's going to do" Sturges categorizes Bron- 01 --6) 1 cious" -se 1 ''t 'J ir4 4 1 i 4 1 i 2 4 -1 7 -0 icti 1 1' ''1k met" A 1 ir 144117 'PA i tr il 0 i A 1 4 I' 4 11 1 rn 4 3k 4 4t tlis' '41 ''sk ii 1 1 Jr is -11014zc00000 4 'OS '7 A 77 Yk it i 1 silth- thiitonsnns viltelt4v-it and sik4s: io thai they make movies Since Jill altbittelS? visible to has been three recently trenzhif 'calls' eyes: "1143 on the Rain" "The -iF61 atand- Marty of those ff'i Vilachi Papers? and "The fliebple Theivcritic' on Mechatile" the family has was been inseparable Papers' 't THE DISCUSSION turns beciuit 11iiiii less t6say" to politicians and Bronson NON ''-C41': indicates his contempt thi-actor hancli arii tlenchmg and unclenching lc them by saying: i 7 ien as though he bad someone by 741-- all have hingups Ir the throat': i i' (: think the only way to hold "When al man goes Out or'LA an election would be to first his Way t6 blast me that wayt'-41 give the politicians psycho- I figure he knows for certain logical intelligence and apti- that I've had his wife in bed 7 i'4 tude tests and then publish or that I've beaten a friend nr them for all the voters to see his to a pulp Why else To me politicians are like i would he write that?" I i critica" It didn't seem wise to tug-' 4: 4 And theil Sr011Stlfl tilixarlomelotleir- Ili MY A li 1 z- I I 1 viiththe BtOnS011f whenever and Wirt 0 that NS PUP114 they make movies Since Jill ateltrgly 'has been In three iecently tre ric he calls eyes "1 "Rider on the Rain" "The -iFan1 stand' mari5 of thositf Papers" 0 to I Valachi papers and "The people The- aitic ones Mechanic" the family has "magatiO0 0 Wrote that Was i been inseparable 2 Mechanic' than41A in Tlie ya ac Pap rav0 THE DISCUSSION urns because Irtold tess to say" 41'il1 Now the -Actor's 'hands arelk1 to voliticians and in Ica es is con mp or them by saying: They all have hangups 1 elenchmg and unclenching as the throat i h' te 1 though! he tad someone by I or that I've beaten a friend Of' ''4 think the only way to hold 'When man goes Out an election would be to first his way to blast me that lvayt -04 psycho- figure he knows for certain give the politicians psy 1 fi logical intelligence and apti- his wife in bed that I've had 7 tude tests and then publish tude tests and then publish a friend Of' or that I've beaten them for all the voters to see 4 his to a pulp Why else To me politicians are lilt! would criticd" didn't seem wise to sug And then ronson It rite that?" turns rest another Doallibility 4 And then ronson turns to et another sli aty --1iii ---4--- Bronson's expertise with knives naturally enthralled yoUng actor Vincent Van Patten on the set Every day the 15-year-old would practice throwing sharp shivs at a board while Bronson supervised every move "I got along great with Charley" says the teenager "And now I can throw pretty well If my mother lets me I'm going to buy a $50 knife that I saw in a shop here in Rome Charley doesn't think it's a good idea Thinks it with Bronson's experti knives naturally enthralled young actor Vincent Van Patten on the set Every day tice throwing sharp shivs at the 1 5-old would prac- a a while Bronson "I got along great with supervised every move buy a $50 knife that I saw in a shop here in says Charley the teenager And now I can throw pretty well If my mother lets me I'm going that I saw in a shop here in ome Charley n' oes think it a good idea Thinks it son as a "loner" He adds: "Whether he likes the term or not that's what he is" The actor doesn't refute the term "1 have lots of friends and yet I don't have any" Bronson's only outward display of warmth is toward his wife actress Jill Ireland (whom be married four years ago) and their children She had three by her first marriage to actor David McCallum: he had two by a previous long-term marriage They have one together a cute blond toddler Zuleika All outwzisitmat's travel 121 son as a loner" He adds: 'Whether he likes the term or not that's what he it" The actor doesn't refute the and yet 1 don't have any" term "I have lots of friends Bronson's only outward is wife actress Jill Ireland display of warmth is toward him! he had two by a nrevt- (whom he married four years a go) and their children She had three by her first mar- riage to actor David McCal- long-term marriage They have one together a cute blond toddler Zuleika All vounesters travel six i XII -NIX----Ou-n--s-t-e-r-s- trivet 't He er earned big money never gained a major role that could establish him in film Early in his movie career Bronson desperately attempted to shed his anonymity He read that a classy picture was about to be cast with one of the world's top directors at the helm Hoping to snare a key role Bronson rushed off his resumes and photograph to the famed director But he never received a reply He earned big money never gained a major role that could establish him f'l I ca- in i ar in is movi reer Bronson desperately attempted to shed his no- nymity He read that a classy tely to snare a key role Bronson releheA nfc hie 100111100 oriA picture was about to be at with one of the world's top directors at the helm Hoping a rus ed is resumes an photograph to the famed director But he never received a reply 7 -F "Oh I don't know Maybe 20 or But director Sturges says: "That's ridiculous! bet he's been in over 100 movies Hell he was in The People Against O'Hara' which made with Spencer Tracy back in 1951 and he had a bit part hi 'Never So Few' which I did with Frank Sinatra 13 years ago" MARCEL BOZZUF1 Bronson's fellow actor on "Wild Horses" remembers the sullen performer from the old days too "I Met him about 10 years ago when I was flown in to dub his part in the French film version of the film 'Machine Gun Kelly' He seemed just as much a loner then as he is today" Bronson probabl 'developed that: trait early in life Nobody ever did any- thing for him and he came by his independence naturally starting at the age of 10 when his father died 20 or 25 But di "That's he's beer Hell he Against made Vi back in bit part which tra 13 ye MARC son's fel Horses" sullen pe days toc 10 years flown in the Fren the far Kelly I much a today" Bronst develope life Nob thing for his inde starting when his cl' On't know Maybe 20 or 21' But director Sturges says: "That's ridiculous! I'll bet he's been in over 100 movies Hell he was in The People 'Ha S' i Against 0 which I made with Spencer Tracy back in 1951 and he had a bit part hi 'Never So 'Few' which I did with Frank Sine- tra 13 years ago" MARCEL BOZZUFI Bron- son's fellow actor on Wild son's fellow actor on "Wild Horses" remembers the sullen performer from the old days too "I Met him about 10 years ago when I was 10-3 ears ago when I was flown in to dub his part in the French film version of the film 'Machine Gun Kelly' He seemed just as much a loner then as today" Bronson probably 'developed early: in life Nobody' did thing for him and he came by his independence naturally starting at the age of 10 when his father died CHARLES BRONSON played a free-lance es-411 CHARLES BRONSON played a free-lance pholog- CHARLES BRONSON played a free-lance photog- costs too much Charley is a very honest man He always tells me what he thinks There's nothing phony about him" AGREEING with this appraisal is director Sturges "Charley never says any thing he doesn't mean though it may take him a while to say it I remember telling him that I liked a certain movie He just looked at me and kept quiet The next day he said: 'You're right It was a good picture' I enjoy work ing with him because there's no limit to his patience and he is never late His biggest asset on screen is that costs too much Charley is a very honest man He always very honest man He always tells ot here me what he thinks T's nhing phony about him' AGREEING with this ap- praisal is director Sturges "Charley never says any- thing he doesnt mean though it may take him a while to say it I remember telling him 'that I liked a certain movie He just looked at me and kept quiet he next day he said: 'You're right It was a good picture' 1 enjoy work- ing with him because there's no limit to his patience and he is never late His biggest asset on screen is that photographer in "Man With a Camera" series on TV in 1958 left and a test pilot in feature film "X-15" In 1961 "I nezpr had it so good as when 1 entered flte r7M all around me eating well and 1 rapher in "Man'W1th a Camera" series on TV in IJ 11958 left and a test pilot in feature film "X-15" in in 196l 1 1 3 innlinmorinimxworommosomirr'NI4414" loit' uliiirl'ill et: ConleTo You -i --t-: i 1 never had it so good os whe I enter- I' fil 11 Il2 AT he filaMIrenreAk rr nit' Ale' liVe're 'I'iOnt' illa-in lig all any-1 eu 7- o- A j7- ty a itt ro nd mi Bapl' tv a i eating ald Sleeping '1'' well and 1 thought: feestt Thisis great( 7 7 "1 i I '-'''tN i 4 i '1 t- I 1 THOUGH the incident occurred more than 10 years ago it still rankles Bronson today A couple of weeks ago that same director prepared to put together a new movie and felt that only one actor could possibly play the lead role: Charley Bronson He wired the actor asking him to name his price to appear in it "I wouldn't work for that guy if he lives to be 1000" growled Bronson to an acquaintance "I'm the same man now that I was then" 'The director remains utterly bewildered as to why Bronson is ignoring him A brooding type Bronson 'tfarely forgets a hurt or an insult On the "Wild Horses" set he never socializes When not actively engaged in a scene he'll slip away to his trailer and whittle away on a hunk of wood His dexterity with a knife includes amazing accuracy at throwing it "WHEN I WAS a kid" says Bronson "I used to take long walks in the woods while other boys were play 're mt THOUGH the incident oc- curred more than 10 years ago it still rankles Bronson today A couple of weeks ago that same director pre- pared to put together a new movie and felt that only one actor could possibly play the lead role- Charley Bronson He wired the actor asking him to name his price to ap- pear in it "I wouldn't work for that guy if he lives to be 1000 growled Bronson to an ac- quaintance I "'m the same man now tnat i was tnen 'The director remains utterly bewildered as to why Bron- set ne never socializes wnen not actively engaged in a '-Charies Bronson by a loud cracking sound "You ought to be an That was made by the buck- No fledglirig- Pe'rforrner ling of' the wood supports the history of show business 'Sprinters flew like 'bullets as the roof and floor moved ever was so raw and poorly 1 -Chtirt(IS IJronson ilmiriairn by a loud cracking sound "You ought to be an actor': That was mule by the wauck- Atr 'r ti ighN se-N Ron 1 I it I IlWW I ti VJEll I ait--dcl I JAll I I vrA10 I I "I really didn't know my father too well and I'm not even sure if I loved him or hated him All I can remember about him is that when be arrived home from work my mother would yell to us kids 'Here comes your and we'd all run and hide some place" THE DEPRESSION of the i30s hit Bronson's community especially hard and he remembers going hungry many times "Milk was only nickel but we couldn't afford it When mybaby sister was born Mom fed her mostly warm tea instead She didn't have a baby bottle so she used an empty catsup bottle and stuck a nipple on it" "1 real father to even sur hated hir ber abou he arrive my moth kids He thee am 'hide some THE "30s hit especial!) temembel many tim nickel I ford it was bon mostly wi didn't hal she used bottle int it" "I really didn't know lily father too well and I'm not even sure if I loved him or hated him MU can remem- ber about him Is that hen SSION of the together crunching the wood equipped "The first time I between them" read for a part the director screamed and yelled and BRONSON'S reprieve from chased me out of the theater the mines came in the form I had to come to the word 'heroine' and I pronounced it of a draft notice from Uncle 'her-oy-an' The director Sam His impasSive lace couldn't believe it 'How dare brightens somewhat at the you audition pr You're linter- recollection "I never had it ate! You'll never never be-good as when I entered come an actor" the Army: Men ere complaining all around me BRONSON HAD no reason But I Waa eating and sleeping to doubt him but be plugged well and I thought: 'Jeez along doggedly First came This is great!" walk-on roles with a PhilaThree years in the Army as delphia repertory company a tail gunner in a B-29 left then small speaking parts Bronson with no preparation and finally Bronson felt con-for civilian life when he was honorably discharged I Pillf10111tar I between the" read for a part the director flowing cool I free ERNIE KRICKEIT COOKS SUNDAY NIGHT Groove with good food your favorite drinks and the too much funky jazz of Ernie Krickett Flow with the mellow sounds from 4 pm 'til 1 am and get cookin' tonight with Ernie and friends I I I 1 flowing cool I free 4 ttmo ERNIE KRICKEIT cooks 't'211 'z-44- I 1' '111(74't: f'1- 6 4i SUNDAY NIGHT -qt-4-el 04451 Groove with good food your f6 A t- favorite drinks and the too "45 1 :5::5 much funky jazz of Ernie RIt'ilnIt'7171' 'Wa 0: 7 4' -i 6 '604-4 Krickett Flow with the mellow sounds from 4 pm 'til 1 am '6 i 't'Y-6 c'' and get cookin tonight with '1'-'''4 4 isq' 11 1' Ernie and friends ''''l I ir'''i'' '-'--4--''' r''-'t -6 l': 5 ''''At''''''411'': 2' 15'' -s 1 6 1 Ii :9 t'i'5i '1 5 teif t'': 4 4: )t-7 4 74 6 4 et5Ace wi '4: 'iie 77Y: 44 444 Ae flt4 :1 tC3 ''s rf 4'' 4- 01 --5: c': g'- z41fofl 03 soI-t1'' -3' i 4 hi lq'' -em for ik Rent 4 Continued contir 1) Continued Cost the same as a station wagon $25 a day 15c a mite Fully selfcontained Toilet 'Wane refrigerator range 2 double beds sleeps 4 or 5 Automatic Trans mission power steering pow brakes Fort laudeidale Fla 563-5917 icVP tOk liso0 014 kYits 11 CV 11 PrNtl IN ktV Vu 0 At the age of 16 Bronson went into the coal mines He sweated through double shifts and at the end of each week was paid exactly one dollar The back-breaking unrewarding experience that he and other miners endured was best described in the song "Sixteen Tons" made famous some years ago by Tennessee Ernie Ford: At the went into sweated shifts ant week wa dollar The bi warding and oth( was best song "Si famous Tennessel dollar The back breaking unre warding experience that he and other miners endured was best described in the long "Sixteen Tons" made famous some years ago by Tennessee Ernie Ford: riAs SAGE STEAM SAUNA sl 000 TOTAL PRICE MIAMI HEALTH STUDIOS 531-3439 STEAM SAUNA $1 000 TOTAL PRICE MIAMI HEALTH STUDIOS girlIA1a 10A14 "u4 11 Pit HE DRIFTED through a series of jobs: apprentice bricklayer baker's assistant tire warehouse worker One day while working out in a gym where many opera performers went to exercise to improve their wind a guy came up to Bronson and said: 1 i Toll Five 800-228-9696 ktN1 8000 Biscayne Boulevard 1 HE DRIFTED through a Toll Five I series of jobs: apprentice 800-228-9696 4 I 3'4 11 bricklayer baker's assistant 1 8000 Biscayne Boulevard te zoi tire warehouse worker One CamperRetd day while working out in a 1 41e' gym where many opera per formers went to exercise to 7 improve their wind a guy ki11 Ir came up to Bronson and said: -v I A SA-LOM- HEALTH STUDIO SALOME HEALTH MP Erik '11 'c 113( 1 0000000000000000000000 0 COCONUT GROV I DINNER KEY 0) on FLEA MARKET AUDITORIUM 01 8:00 am 'tit 1:00 0m1 rt TODAY Inside rain or shine TODAY I -Inside rain or shine 0 COCONUT CRON(' DINNER KEY 0 et AUDITORIUM 0 1 FLEA MARKET OK 800 am 'til 1:00 am 0 FIR in lin rain Ur "In 11'1: 301 23rd STREET MIAMI BEACH FLA 40 301 23rd STREET MIAMI BEACH FLA ei ni mu omit "Sixteen tons and what do you get? Another day older and deeper in debt St Peter don't call me 'Cause I can't go I owe my soul to the company store" "Slate( you Anothe deeper in SL Pett 'Cause I owe company 7 Ikut Another day older and deeper in debt St Peter don't call me 0 0 0 0 0 Aodmoissoiono: 500c per operosono-osooyo 0100 ocwoith od 000 0 ission: 50c per person save 10c with ad 100000000000000001' FOR APPOINTMENT 5321719 FOR APPOINTMENT -532-1719 '11 FA 1 4 0 ONE FARE ONLY -London ONE FARE ONLY London FLIGHTS EVERY WEEK NO LAYOVERS NO PLANE CHANGE COMPARE! WE HAVE THE LOWEST FARE JUNE THRU Iffioo SEPTEMBER AND WE FLY NONSTOP NOT "DIRECr --)111r0 EVERY WEEK NO LAYOVERS NO PLANE CHANGE VE HAVE THE LOWEST ARE JUNE 'MIDI TEMSER AND WE FLY EP TIQ ION-STOP NOT "DIREC 1 MIAMI BEACH CONVENTION HALL nntitirkierinil 11AI I i1tiivriiiui nmtt LM I 1 According to Bronson the COI mine company not only Owned the store from which his family bought food on credit but their house as well "All the money I earned went toward rent and food The $1 salary was the mini-ilium the company could pay me under law My brother also worked in the mines and years later the government tried to collect $35 income tax supposedly owed them by the I couldn't understand why there would have been any income tax since there was no income The government chased me for 12 years trying to collect that $35 but I wouldn't pay" Accord coal mine owned th his famil: credit hi well "All th went to The si mum the me under also won) and yean ment triel come tax them by couldn't there wol income ti no incom chased ing to col wouldn't I Miami 0 0 dos CONTINUOUS ACTIVITY: AFTERNOONS CETWEEN 1 and 5 PM EVENINGS BETWEEN 1 and 10:30 PM so COME EARLY AND SEE IT ALL -S 0 EVENINOS BETWEEN 1 and 10:30 PM LI LN -11 CONTINUOUS ACTIVITY: AFTERNOONS CETWEEN 1 and 5 PA SO COME EARLY AND SEE IT ALL i nromt--- "--Nr '4t 0 0 0 --1 -j -4 1 mom i 04-)2y1 1 'MI Miami eb gLf" '-411" thigWORLD a the Tavel in kYotr have the 'opportynify to tourism people fo foods' artiSo'ns creating falk art and crafts and to purchase items on our internationalshoppihg streets See the world's best travel films complirnentaryand enloy hand-clapping entertainment from the world over It's a fun show for the entire family Don't miss any of the goings on at the Travel in Wonderland Show thigWORLD a the Tfavel in ttItt It You ha' the ihy -a 0 OUriSM peop 0 samp mternationa foods to see artisans crea ing folk art and crafts and to purchase items On our international shoppihg streets See the world's best travel films compli rnentaryand enloy hand-clapping entertainment from the world over It's a fun show for the entire family art and crafts and to purchase items on our international Snceleetroywhoorlridd's17tptirnagveelntfeilrmtas from the world over It's a fun show for the entire family Don't Miss any of the goings on at the Travel in Wonderland Show for cis as n40 FielCrirrfic for cis littlo as 4 c) i(-rr-i T-ThrS1 rt tor as littio ate 0) 11 0 4 s) 20' PCYJIllio LI 4 it 1-18 o11 Li SPECIAL EVEI1TS: a Ike 111 1111114 111I 6119 1 t1 RPFNIAI FilHTR! HE WEIGHED only 130 then as opposed to his solidly packed 160 pounds today "1 was underweight strictly from not eating After work 1 would raid the company store's garbage cans with some other miners The store would often throw out candy and bits of food that had fallen on the floor and were considered too dirty to eat We found it a treat" In the six years that Bronson clawed coal from the earth he nearly always had the most dangerous job some other miners i he store would often throw out candy and bits of food that had fall- en on the floor and were considered too dirty to eat We found it a treat" In the six years that Bron- son clawed coal from the earth he the most dangerous job nearly always had HEW then as en packed If was Uni from not 1 would store's some oth( would oft and bits en on th considerei We found In the son claw earth he the most Depending upon no of passengers-Max cost not to exceed 20 more than minimum or $30168 Charter flight will be cancelled if max pro rota price is excieded (CAB Beg for Travel Group Charters) Price includes $4940 Service Charge: does not include 5300 US Departure Tax Fly on on exciting Air Britain 15-day excursion to Europe than 60 days before departure and save! Service is non-stop to London on British Midland Travel Group Charters are the Civil Aeronautics Airways luxury Boeing 707 jet with First Class amenities Board's new program for guaranteeing that all chart suchaschoice of delicious meals complimentary beverages organizers fulfill their contractsso that flights will etc BMA is one of Europe's most respected scheduled when scheduled no passengers will be stranded abr airlines with a 32-year-old record for dependability and etc For your protection Air Britain is bonded with St in-flight luxury Insurance Co of New York and funds received are There ore no clubs for you to join no planned itinerary in escrow Airways luxury Boeing 707 jet with First Class amenities Board's new program for guaranteeing that all charter suchaschoice of delicious meals complimentary beverages organizers fulfill their contractsso that flights will etc BMA is one of Europe's most respected scheduled when scheduled no passengers will be stranded airlines with a 32-year-old record for dependability and etc For your protection Air Britain is bonded with in-flight luxury Insurance Co of New York and funds received are There ore no clubs for you to join no planned itinerary in escrow and save! Service is nonstap to London on British Midland Travel Group Charters are the Civil Aeronautics Airways luxury Boeing 707 jet with First Class amenities Board's new program for guaranteeing that all charter suchaschaice of delicious meals complimentary beverages organizers fulfill their contractsso that flights will etc BMA is one of Europe's most respected scheduled when scheduled no passengers will be stranded airlines with a 32-year-old record for dependability and etc For your protection Air Britain is bonded with in-flight luxury Insurance Co of New York and funds received are There ore no clubs for you to join no planned itinerary in escrow Depending upon no of possengersMax cost not to exceed 20 more than mnimum or $30168 Charter flight will be cancelled if max pro rota price is (CAB Peg for Travel Group Charters) Price includes $4940 Service Charge: does not include 5300 US Departure Tax Fly on on exciting Air Britain 1 5-day excursion to Europe than 60 days before departure "i $6bcics March I 8 TWEEDLEDEE 'T'ES twins get in freethm dress and look alike to qualify egister for free trip Drosing 230 ond 8:30 PM -t 411411440g1 intliintIctrAt4C110401A91111Pillf1191011110P MM -'44k'irri1V11 11 3CZ I M' 4:1 1 rnt2C "I volunteered every day' for taking out the stumps that pillar of coal standing between the two tunnels already dug out My brother and I used picks and shovels ad dynamite to remove the stumps We were paid 10 cents more a ton which was an awful- lot- There was never more thao three and a half feet in which to stand and it was'ilunishint work Cave-ins were common "You ALWAYS knew when it was going to happen '0 I leave abroad Summit held you must follow But to qualify for this low TGC fare you 'N 'The United States Government is making every effort must confirm your round-trig flight reservations at least 90 to protect those who wont to fly abroad at low charter days before departure with deposit of 25 of the minimum' rote Now it's up to you to make your plans well ahead fare (which is non-refundable: however it may be assigned of firileso you can fly to Europe in save! to someone else if you cancel) The balance is due no later si an Weekly flights eintry Sundaye A avkf: -mucen 1 June 17th thru Oct 2891- I --WT 14111 'I- 242711itcotneiityttIpomi Flo 33137 See your travel agent or call't: 'i 1 11 111 41111mAse(id rneltottAlbt rrnotion i on you 1 7 (Out int townprs colt 5 IGC fitighlsitalondon I Tol Free 76-2040 -1 i 't': -0 0 fu0 4: A ki A "'4' Ilf I -4 4 N-': 1 A -4(- '11 -LITYPICIt 41 2: N'' 2 1('-'2 1 IDiporture Dote-Desired InTrovel Agent eel leave 4 fr abroad a fo Summit 1 held 0 aitsf1 Ler411o4 you must The United States Government is making every effort fallow qualify confirm your round-trio flight reservations at least 90 to protect those who wont to fly abroad at low charter days before departure witht deposit of 25 of the minimum rotet Now it up to you to make your plans well ahead must But to for this low TGC fare fare (which is nonrefundable: however it may be assigned qf tiMeso you can fly to Europe in luxury-and save! "I volunteered every day' i for taking out the stumps to someone else if vau cancel) The balance is due no later 7 promo INS min am gm smt um gm gm Imo that pillar of coal standing Weekly flights savory Sundow II A al 0 between the two tunnels al- Juno 17th thru Oct 28th- 11 -mi'r14111 ready dug out My brother 'I- 242Ilitcotne4iM11pomi Flo 33137 -( i' I 1 1 d' 6 If March-18 aTWEEDLEDUM TWEEDLEDEE See your travel agent or cojt't: -i and I used picks and shovels stroill Td mtttl 41:17 ontdioonmon your 0 i'i 1 rt CONTEST" a bd dynamite to remove the togt ettowners coo Toil Free 1-803432-7861) 76-204 i I A444iiiPnt ical twins get in free'jut clress and look alike to qualify stumps We were paid' 10 i 8 4 4' Oil 's Ali 1 IS cents more a ton which as 0 11Fit -it I A 1 I Aegister for free trip Drawing qt 230 ond 8:30 PM an awful lot There as '''''1 0 1 t- 1'''AghlirPSS'' '4 i-! A 01' kr-11 1 1 4 never more thao three and a 1 1-' 1'' fkso0 11 14' 1 1- i 11 ''-i '--'4 ---e A--1 il oyAlcit ZIP' 1' -t ''1'v II4 CI italtti Ili iiLIAT 1441 ittlittli 110c cs otiaoottas yuguisittrmovaoo AIM MASI I half feet in which 40: mind -4 --n" Olt --4-- 4 1 Aki 41- IsVi1 ''4 44 0 i 4 Ito and it was 'punishing ymrk "A' i i- 4 I'1:" kgtiltplatt --2--42-- '''--41e-4441'11' 4 Pk' I'D IVIIISfr'S ir I i 4 ell 412 Cave-ins were common 4 0 i- 4- II i I DeportOreDotocOestrocl I "YOU ALWAYS knew Inirovei Agent del when it was going to happen I I I f'1 "I "I volu for taking that pint between ready dui and I use( ad dynar stumps cents mor an awful never mot half feet and it we Cave-ins "You when it A it.

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