CHRISTMAS DREAMS Christmas time is near at hand. We can scarce suppress our joy. Thinking of things about to come to some little girl or boy. What is the thing they've wanted more than anything else this year? A bike, a train, a cuddly doll. A play house or fishing gear? A wagon, a plane or some china ware or blocks that rattle and fall? So many things they've dreamed about We can’t recall them all, To earn Oh try so hard to be very that dreamed of joy. What a Christmas this will be For some little girl or boy, Gordon John Dibble FOR THE TIBETANS OXNARD, Sir: The sad plight of the Tibetans in general and the Lamas in particular, has been brought to our attention in re cent published articles. We have received information from Freda Bedi, editor of So cial Welfare of New Delhi, India, and now appointed by Prime Minister Nehru as head of Tibet an Relief in that country. To anyone interested in helping the Tibetans who have escaped into John Walsh, physician for the new presidential baby, John F. Kennedy Jr., is the brother of Dr. William Walsh who has done such a great job in organizing Project Hope, the ship which is carrying American goodwill and medical aid through Southeast Asia. Dr. William Walsh has just received the Distinguished Service citation from the U.S. Information Agency.