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• Sightseeing in Centred Morocco warn. RABAT, MOROCCO (CFN)--The sun dips among the Eucalyptus blossoms, burnishing ^their petals to unbelievable brilliance. Beside the bazaars, vendors sit crosslegged on their brilliant carpets adjoining the great gate of Chellah that will swing closed when the moon rises to cast its light upon centuries-old excavations. This is Morocco, jewel of North its veil to the Westerner to reveal Africa, meeting place of the Atlantic and Mediterranean, crossroads of two continents. The very names of its cities- Rabat, Fez, Casablanca--conjure pictures of Casbahs (citadels or fortresses), "glittering palaces, minarets, dazzling sunshine, exotic foods . . . and intrigue. But, for better or worse, gone is the intrigue that once sparked the imagination of novelists and movie makers. If, for centuries, Morocco seemed shrouded in impenetrable mystery, it has raised the fact of a warm and friendly people. Today mosques vie with such modern buildings as the Rabat Hilton hotel for a place in the skyline. Situated near the Royal Palace, the new Rabat Hilton, with 259 rooms and a motif that combines modern conveniences with the rich art traditions of the past, is the largest hotel in this country. It offers a magnificent view of Rabat as well as the twin city of Sale and the awesome Tower of Hassan. Part of Rabat is the Medina, or old city, famous for its rugs and carpets. Within easy access are the seaport and commercial city of Casablanca, the royal cities of Fezand Meknes, the Roman luins at Volubilis and the Hbly City of Moulay Idriss, to which tens of thousands of Moslems make a pilgrimage each year. Excavations include theGallien Baths, Caracalltis Triumphal Arch and forums used for theatrical events. As a base from which to explore central Morocco, however, Rabat offers the ideal location. From the U.S., Pan American World Airways provides single plane service to thi§ city so handy to magnificent beaches, tranquil forests and the host of age-old cities. The 6uys in the Da Nana patrol Hnr the ttaw h near. Wm» I* tfcf dMpptr are counting tfra seconds. 17 if tham. Dressed in green dwpffu, soaked blacft in sweat ^ ^ Ha nisccrachs. Ho horseplay. toy mlnufo row they'll hit the MHai »m. And head for the jungle. Tla chopper will lift And they'll It ataM. They're thtgwrs hi the Pa W«m»«trel. •k • * ' TMthNsaRdRlesamndtktvtrM, there are people whs tall tfcM seckir. Peeple who hops they'll ghra ep. Quit fie AWOL But they wwt TlMy cart. EflMgh m 9 Mt af II mi to the outfit pat cash Inti II.S. Saviags Bends. TthslppaythebiSi. They're the guys to ttt Pa Hamatyal. • • • The nut ttau they hit tht landtag MM, wHI yta be with thtai? Da yen cart enongh to get la there and pitch tht best way yta can? Make no mistake. These guys In the Da Clang patrtl will hit the landing zeno anyway. 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And gulp down a pill or two, or a spoonful of medicine? Sure. All of us have. And we are risking serious trouble in taking medicine carelessly. The medicine was prescribed by your physician, and he included specific orders for size and frequency of dose and how to take it. The American Medical association reminds that there is a good, sound reason for these orders, and they're meant to be followed. A few simple rules for taking medicine can help to avoid an accident that may make your minor discomfort a lot worse. * Never take medicine in the dark. Be certain you can-see the bottle or pill box, to make certain it's the right one. * Read the directions care-- fully before taking. Those directions are there because they're needed. * Don't increase the dosage or take more often than directed without checking with your" doctor. * If the label says "Shake well before using," it means what it says. Shake it. * Don't take medicine prescribed for someone else. Just because it helped your husband's cough doesn't mean ifs right for you. * Keep medicine out of reach of children. The small child who is rushed to the hospital after eating a whole bottle of sugar - coated tablets is an all too common occurrence. * Put the cap back on the bottle. Some medicines change strength if exposed to air too long. * Keep the medicine in its original box or bottle. Shifting sleeping pills into an aspirin bottle, for instance, could produce dire effects for someone else in the family. Can I? says.. MUt£ ThEMMAG&ff&K Me JLM40S MSgmU 794MS. • rtw shwid eer 7 &#r«p re • (&*££> &x ®>mut « ® VC£*S &0PMVS (SMMHasr ®Amer/cs 7y O/ *79* Lyyg 6 S39<JoH 7/S> 9 4 xx>jx?r3C!r'S W/YS AS/V&y 77/f? £ AXiVtrUS ' C Swr/77/M XMa V J Q. Have you any suggestions for enhancing the flavor of beef roasts? A. The next time you're preparing a roast beef, spread a thin coating of mustard over the top, and this will add adelicious flavor. 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