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VOL. ~ No. 1276 J~WAJA1£Jl.L. MARSHALL ! StANDS FRIDAY 2~ NOVEMBER 1962 NO DETAILS ANNOUNCED WAR MACHINES GONE HONOLULU, (UPI)--THE NAVY ADVISED MACHETE WIELDING MARINERS THAT "A HAZARDOUS OPERATION" RAMPA~E FROM CARIBBEAN SEA WOULD BE CONDUCTED TODAY AND TOMORROW NATIVES ON WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 (UPI)--THE PAARL, SOUTH AFRICA, Nov. 22 (UPI)-­ ~N A 22,500 SQUARE MILES OCEAN AREA MIGHTY WAR MACHINES OF THE UNITED SOUTH OF JOHNSTON !SLAND. PACIFIC A VENGfANCE RiOT BY MORE THAN 100 AFRi­ STATES AND RUSSIA WENT BACK TO THEiR CANE-HA~DLED MISSILE RANGE OffiCIALS SAID THEY CAN NATIVES WIELDING MA­ NORMAL COLD WAR DUTiES TODAY. COULD NOT DISCLOSE ANY DETAILS Of THE CHETES KILLED SEVEN PERSONS AND TURNED WITH THE EASING OF TENSION OVER CUBA OPERATiON. THIS SHOWPIECE WINE-GROWiNG CENTER INTO THE ARMED FORCES Of BOTH NATIONS RELAX­ AN ARMED CAMP TODAY. ED THE EMERGENCY CONDITIONS IN fORCE THE NATIVES STORMED INTO THE CITY LATE SINCE OCT. 22. LAST NIGHT, HACKED TO DEATH TWO YOUNG RUSSIAN PREMIER KHRUSHCHEV YESTERDAY AMERICAN SOLDIER EUROPEANS, STONED BUSINESS ESTABLISH­ CANCELLED THE EMERGENCY "COMBAT READI­ MENTS AND SURROUNDED T~E POLICE STA­ ~ESS" ORDERS HE SENT OUT AT THE HEIGHT KILLED BY KOREANS TION IN "A NIGHT OF TERROR" WHICH END- SEOUL, KOREA, Nov 22 (UPI)--NoRTH Of THE CRISIS AND PULLED HIS SUBMARINES ED WHEN POLICE GUNfiRE KILLED FIVE DEMON~ KOREAN TROOPS HAVE KILLED AN AMERICAN OUT Of THE CARIBBEAN. ST~~l~.g.,~ .... THE UNITED SlATES, AT THE SAME TiME, SOLD!ER AND WOUNDED ANOTHER IN A HAND THE MOB SOUGHT TO fREE SEVEN NATiVES GRENADE ATTACK ON A UNITED NATIONS ANNOUNCED~ JAILED FOR A WAVE Of PANG A (MACHETE) OBSERVATION POST IN THE DEMILiTARIZED -- RECALL Of THE 183 WARSHIPS THAT MURDERS IN THEIR TERRITORY OVER THE ZONE BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH KOREA. RINGED CUBA fOR fOUR WEEKS PAST FiVE MONTHS, SAID POLICE COMMIS­ THE U.N. KOREAN COMMAND SAID THE -- ABOUT 31,000 MEN--RESERV!STS MOB­ SIONER SPOKESMEN ILIZED fOR THE CRISIS AND SERVICEMEN KOREANS THREW fiVE HAND GRENADES AT HELD BEYOND THEIR DISCHARGE DATE--WILL THE POST AND THAT ONE WENT OfF INSIDE, KENNEDY CLAN CELEBRATE AT BE SENT HOME. KILLING ONE MAN AND WOUNDING ANOTHER ON THE fEET. HOME OF PRESIDENT'S PARENTS THE NAVY SAID THE ATLANTIC fLEET HYANN1S PORT, MASSACHUSETTS, Nov. 22 T~E TWO AMERICANS--BOTH MEMBERS Of ANTI-SUBMARI~E wARfARE fORCE, USING (UPI)--A COLONY OF KENNEDYS GATHERED - THE 1ST CAVALRY DIVISION--WERE NOT 10- PATROL PLANES, WILL CHECK ON THE REMOV ON CAPE COD TODAY FOR A CUSTOM THAT BE­ ENTIFIED PENDI~G NOTIFICATION OF NEXT AL OF SOVIET BOMBERS fROM CUBA. GAN HERE IN NEW ENGLAND--A FAMILY OF KIN. THANKSGIVING. THE U N. CHARGED THAT THE SNEAK FIVE TONS OF DYNAMITE BLOWS HIGH SPOT OF THE DAY FOR THE PRESIDENT, ATTACK WAS "UNPROVOhED, EXECUTED WIT~­ UP TAKING TWO BROTHERS LIVES HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER CAROLiNE WAS A OUT WAR~ING AND PERFORMED UNDER COVER ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, Nov 2i (UPi)--A MASS MEET I NG OF BROTHERS, S I STER$" I N­ OF DARKNESS." 55-fOOT FISH BOAT CARRYING fiVE lONS OF LAWS AND CHILDRE~ AT A WHOPPING THANKS­ IT MARKED THE FIRST TiME AN AMERI­ DYNAMITE fOR A SEISMOLOGICAL SURVEi GIVlNG DINNER. THE HOSTS WERE THE CAN SOLDIER HAS BEEN KILLED AT AN OB­ OPERATION BLEW UP IN COOK INLE~ LATE PRESIDENT'S PARENTS, FORMER AMBASSADOR SERVATION POST IN KOREA SINCE THE END YESTERDAY AND TWO BROTHERS WERE "BLOWN AND MRS. JOSEPH Po KENNEDY u OF THE KOREAN WAR IN 1953 TO SMITHEREENS. THERE WERE, I N FACT, SO MANY KENNEDYS DEAD WERE ROBERT AND ALLEN ROEHL, THAT THE SCHEDULE CALLED FOR TWO SITTINGS HOMER, ALASKA THEY WERE SETTING DYNA­ GUNMEN FIRE ON UoSo AND --ONE IN THE EARLY AfTERNOON fOR 15 MITE CHARGES FROM THE VESSEL KETOVIA, SOVIET EMBASSY BUILDINGS GRANDCHILDREN OF THE ELDER KENNEDYS, UNDER CHARTER BY THE UNITED GEOPHYSICAL BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 22 (UPI)--GUNMEN THEN AN EARLY EVENING TURKEY FEAST FOR CORP. Of PASADENA, CALifORNIA. SHOT AT THE U.S. EMBASSY BUILDING AND AT LEAST 12 GROWNUPS AN EYEWIT~ESS SAID THAT APPARENTLY ENGAGED IN A WAVE OF SHOOTINGS AND THE BROTHERS GOT T~EIR SIGNALS MIXED BOMBINGS AT SEVERAL POINTS IN BUENOS CONFER WITH THANT OVER , AND SET OFf A CHARGE PREMATURELY AS IT AIRES EARLY WEDNESDAY, POLICE REPORTS SMOULDERING CONGO SITUATION WAS JUST BEYOND THE STERN OF THE VESSEL DISCLOSED TODAY THERE WAS NO TRACE Of THE VESSEL NOR A GROUP Of GUNMEN fiRED AT THE EM- UNITED NATIONS, NoVo 22 (UPI)--Top I OF THE BROTHERS TODAY BASSY FROM A SPEEDING CAR, WOUNDING STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICERS CAME HERE MOUNTED POLICE CORPORAL FIDEL GUICHON FROM WASHINGTON YESTERDAY TO DISCUSS wEST GERMAN CHANCELLOR WHO WAS ON GUARD DUTY. THE SMOULDERI~G CONGO SITUATION WITH PLEDGE TROOPS FOR BERLIN ALTHOUGH SHOT IN T~E RIGHT THIGH, ACTING SECRETARV GENERAL THANT AND GUICHON fiRED BACK AT THE ATTACKERS, OTHER U.N. OfFICIALS. BERLIN, Nov 22 (UPI)--CHANCELLOR BUT THEY ESCAPED. THE WASHINGTON GROUP, HEADED BY GEORGE KONRAD ADENAUER TONIGHT PLEDGED WEST EARLIER, ANOTHER GROUP OF GUNMEN Co MCGHEE, UNDER SECRETARY Of STATE FOR GERMAN TROOPS WOULD BE IN THE fRONT fiRED BURSTS Of MACHINE GUN fiRE AT POLITICAL AFFAIRS, AND G. MENNEN WiL­ LINE Of ANY BATTLE FOR WEST BERLIN THE SOVIET EMBASSY BUILDING. THE SHOTS LIAMS, ASSISTANT SECRETARY Of STATE FOR IN A SPEECH TO A PARTY RALLY HERE HE HIT THE WALLS BUT DID NO OTHER DAMAGE. AFRICAN AFFAIRS, REVIEWED THE U.S. VIEWS

II' SERVED NOTICE HIS GOVERNMENT HAS ACCEPT- No ONE WAS HURT. THE GUNMEN ESCAPED. ON THANT'S PLAN FOR REUNIFICATION Of ED AN AMERICAN PROPOSAL THAT WEST GER- j THE CONGO. MAN TROOPS JOIN WESTERN ALL!ED TROOPS I AMERICAN FREIGHTER RAMS IN THE DEFENSE Of BERLIN IF NECESSARY GERMAN TANKER IN FOG TRAIN HITS CROWDED BUS HE SAID HE DID NOT BELIEVE THE Rus- SIANS PLANNED TO USE FORCE AGAiNST T~E CUXHAVEN, GERMANY, Nov. 21 (UPI)-- CAIRO, Nov. 22 (UPI)--SIXTEEN PERSONS ISOLATED CITY. BUT HE ADDED "If NEVER­ THE 18,228-TON U.S. fREIGHTER AMERICAN WERE KILLED AND EIGHT INJURED YESTERDAY THELESS IT COMES TO THE USE OF FORCE TRAVELER RAMMED THE 85-TON GERMAN TANK- WHEN A SPEEDING TRAIN HIT A CROWDED BUS OUR TROOPS WILL STAND IN THE VERY FIRST ER STOER IN DENSE FOG IN THE ELBE EST- AT A LEVEL CROSSING NEAR DESSOUK IN THE LINE n UARY' TODAY. NILE DELTA, RAILWAY OFFICIALS REPORTED RIVER POLICE SAID ONE Of TWO SAILO~S TODAY. CONDITION NOT SERIOUS ABOARD THE GERMAN BOAT DROWNED, WHILE RAILWAY POLICE COMMANDANT MAJ. GEN. THE OTHER WAS TAKEN TO A HAMBURG HOS­ AHMED EL-DESSOUKI SAID AN UNDETERMINED LONDON, Nov. 22 (UPi)--FOREIG~ SlC­ °ITAL AFTER HE WAS RESCUED FROM THE NUMBER OF BUS PASSENGERS WERE MISSiNG. RETARY LORD HOME, WHO COMPLAINED OF ICY WATER. IT WAS BELIEVED THEY WERE THROWN INTO FEELING "EXTRAORDINARILY UNWELL" DURING THE 7,821-TON AMERICAN FREIGHTER THE NEARBY CANAL WITH THE WRECKAGE OF A SPEECH LAST NIGHT BECAUSE Of DRUGS HOWELL LiKES, MEANWHILE, RAN AGROUND THE BUS, AND PRESUMABLY DROWNED. TO COUNTER fLU, WAS SAID TO HAVE U NO _ iN THE WESER RIVER TODAY. RIVER po­ THING SERIOUS" BY A DOCTOR WHO EXAMINED LICE REPORTED POOR VISIBILITY WAS FOUND BEATEN TO DEATH HIM LATER, IT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY BLAMED fOR THE ACCIDENT. LONDON, Nov. 22 (UPi)--UNION LEADER I NO CELEBRATING TODAY HOLD MYSTERIOUS CONFERENCE GEORGE BRINHAM, 46, WAS fOUND BEATEN TO PARIS, Nov. 22 (UPI)--PRESIDENT DEATH IN HIS LONDON FLAT TONIGHT, POLICE HAVANA, Nov. 22 {UPI)--SOVIET FIRST REPORTED. CHARLES DE GAULLE WAS 72 TODAY, BUT IGNORED THE OCCASiON. THERE WERE NO DEPUTY PREMIER ANASTAS MIKOYAN HELD HIS BODY WAS DISCOVERFD WHEN HE MISSED BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS, BECAUSE THE OLD WHAT APPEARED TO BE A HIGH-LEVEL, MYS- A UNION MEETING AND FELLOW EXECUTIVES WARRIOR DOES NOT LIKE THEM, AND HIS TERIOUS CONFERENCE TONIGHT wiTH PREMIER ASKED HIS CARETAKER TO LOOK iN ON HIM, FIDEL CASTRO AND PRESIDENT OSVALDO DOR- PO' iCE SAID. STAFF WAS TOLD TODAY WOULD BE "BUSINESS TICOS AS USUAL." PAGE 2 HOJRGLASS FR I DAY £:j,'lOVEMBER 1962

I PUBLISHED: AT THE DIRECTION OF THE C~­ ECONOMIC ANALYSTS THINK IMMIGRANTS TO U.S. INCLUDE • MANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE TAX CUT MAY BE UNWISE MANY PROFESSIONAL AND SKILLED FACILITY ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, NEW YORK, Nov. 22 (UPI)--To CUT TAX­ IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU OF WEAPONS WASHINGTON, NoVo 22 (UPI)--IMMIGRANTS ES NEXT YEAR OR NOT TO CUT THEM, THAT TO THE UNITED STATES IN THE PAST 15 CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE TRANS­ SEEMED TO BE THE QUESTION THIS WEEK. YEARS HAVE INCLUDED A HIGHER PERCENTAGE PORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. THE GOVERNMENT, ON THE SURFACE, AP­ OF PROFESSIONAL AND SKILLED WORKERS THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY PEARED TO BE GOING AHEAD WITH PLANS FOR THAN EXISTS IN THE HOME-BORN POPULATION, MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR A STRAIGHT INCOME TAX CUT STARTING NEXT THE LABOR DEPARTMENT SAID TODAYo NOTICES 1$ 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ JANUARY AS WELL AS FOR A GENERAL TAX A REPORT RELEASED BY LABOR SECRETARY TION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 STRUCTURE REVISION. THE EXACT FORM W. WILLARD W,RTZ SAID IMMIGRATION SINCE A M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. THIS ACTION WOULD TAKE IS STILL UNCLEAR 1947 HAS ENRICHED THE UNITED STATES BY THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO AT THIS POINT. THE AVERAGE TAXPAYER, 30,000 ENGINEERS, 14,000 PHYSICIANS, EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICA­ NATURALLY, G(ES ALONG WITH THE PLAN. 28,000 NURSES, 4,900 CHEMISTS AND NEAR­ TION. HOWEVER, ECONOMIC ANALYSTS AND CER­ LY I, 100 PH YSIC 1ST S • TAIN ORGANIZATIONS FEEL THE CONDITIONS ONE OUT OF THREE OF THE 3.5 MILLION EDITOR - H. EDW. MCKINNEY WHICH PREVAILED TWO MONTHS AGO WHEN IMMIGRANTS SINCE 1947 HAD A BACKGROUND PRESIDENT KENNEDY MADE HIS TAX CUT OF PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL OR SKILLED PLEDGE HAVE CHANGED SO MUCH THAT A TAX WORK, THE REPORT SAID. EXPECT CUBAN CRISIS WILL CUT MAY NOT BE NEEDED OR WISE NEXT JAN. THE REPORT DID NOT INDICATE THE IM­

I BE CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK I • MIGRANTS' COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN, BUT THE UNITED MATIONS, Nov. 22 (UPI)--AcT­ AND SO A TAX DEBATE IS ON ONCE AGAIN. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION (NSF) SAID ING SECRE1ARY GENERAL THANT HOPES TO THE ANALYSTS SAY'THAT THE U S ECON­ LAST MONTH CANADA WAS THE CHIEF SOURCE WIND UP THE CUBAN CRISIS IN A MEETING OMY HAS RALLIED RECENTLY AND THE RALLY, Of FOREIGN-BORN SCIENTifiC TALENT FOR OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL NEXT WEEK, A If SUSTAINED OVER YEAR-END, MAY BE ) THE UNITED STATES. THE NSF SAID MORE HIGH DIPLOMATIC SOURCE SAID TONIGHT. STRONG ENOUGH TO MAKE A TAX INCENTIVE THAN 6,000 SCIENTISTS HAD MOVED FROM THE UNlrED STATES, WHICH HAS OPPOSED UNNECESSARY. WHAT'S MORE, THEY POINT CANADA TO THE UNITED STATES FROM 1957 ANY EFFORT TO BRING THE CARIBBEAN SITU­ TO ESTIMATES OF THE HUGE $9 BILLION THROUGH 1961. ATION BACK TO THE I I-NATION BODY, GAVE DEFICIT SLATED IN THE BUDGET FOR 1962- WIRTZ SAID THE REPORT DEMONSTRATED INDICATIONS OF LEANING TO SUCH A COURSE 63 AND SAY' IF LACK OF REVENUE HAS THAT IMMIGRANTS PLAYED A "HIGHLY SIGNFI­ WHEN AMBASSADOR ADLAI E. STEVENSON SAID CAUSED SUCH A DEFICIT IN THE PAST WHAT CANT" ROLE IN THE U.S. LABOR FORCE. TODAY THAT HE HOPED "THE MATTER CAN BE WILL IT BE IF REVENUE IS SLASHED EVEN "MANY Of THESE IMMIGRANTS HAVE BEEN CONCLUDED IN THE SECURITY COUNCIL BE­ FURTHER AS A RESULT OF A TAX CUT? ABLE TO MAKE IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTIONS TO FORE LONG." ONE VOICE IN THE TAX DEBATE IS THAT OUR ECONOMY BECAUSE, BEFORE THEIR AR­ THE CRISIS ATMOSPHERE DISAPPEARED OF THE NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE "PRES- RIVAL, THEY HAD BEEN FULLY TRAINED fOR FROM THE UNITED NATIONS TODAY. THANT IDENT KENNEDY IS ADVOCATING A BUDGET OCCUPATIONS WHICH ARE IN GREAT DEMAND WAS DESCRIBED BY AN AMBASSADOR WHO POLICY THAT WOULD HAVE GIVEN HIM THE IN THIS COUNTRY," WIRTZ SAID. VISITED HIM TODAY AS BEING "ELATED" SHUDDERS WHEN HE ENTERED THE WHITE WITH DEVEUOPMENTS WHICH CULMINATED YES­ HOUSE 22 MONTHS AGO," THE NEWSPAPER FORMER FRENCH PRESIDENT TERDAY IN ~OVIET-CUBAN AGREEMENT TO SAID "HE WANTS CONGRESS TO ENACT A DIED IN SLEEP LAST NIGHT REMOVE RU~SIAN JET BOMBERS FROM CUBA BIG TAX CUT NEXT YEAR AND HE IS PRESS­ LE HAVRE, FRANCE, Nov. 22 (UPI)--FoR­ AND PRESIDiENT KENNEDY'S RECIPROCAL ING FOR THE CUT EVEN THOUGH IT WILL MER PRESIDENT VENE COTY DIED IN HIS LIFTING OF1i THE NAVAL "QUARANTINE" DEEPEN A MULTIBILLION DOLLAR FEDERAL I SLEEP AT HIS HCME HERE DURING THE NiGHT. AROUND FID~L CASTRO'S ISLAND. BUDGET DEFICIT. IT WAS DISCLOSED TODAY. HE WAS 80. "THERE H'AS BEEN PROGRESS TCWARD CON­ "THE PRESIDENT'S STAND MARKS A DRA­ COTY, WHO HEADED THE FRENCH STATE CLUSION OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE SOVIFT MATIC TURNING POINT IN AMERICAN ECONOM­ IC HISTORY. HE IS THE FIRST CHIEF Ex­ FROM 1954 TO 1959, HAD BEEN ILL FOR UNION, AS THE PRESIDENT DISCLOSED YES~ SOME TIME FROM THE GR!PPE WITH HEART ECUTIVE WHO HAS CALLED FOR A TAX CUT TERDAY, If STEVENSON SA I D. "HOWEVER, COMPLICATIONS. DESPITE A BUDGET DEFICIT AND AT A TIME OTHER ISSUES REMAIN UNSETTLED AND NE­ HE WAS A LONG-TIME DEPUTY IN PRE-WAR WHEN BUSINESS ACTIVITY IS RISING." GOTIATIONS WILL SOON BE RESUMED WITH FRENCH ASSEMBLIES AND SERVED AS A MINIS­ THE SOVIET REPRESENTATIVES." TER IN EARLY POST-WAR GOVERNMENTS. SPOT NEW ROCKET COTY HAD GONE TO SLEEP NORMALLY LAST ORpER FLOWERS FOR XMAS WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 (UPI)--A SHORT- NIGHT. HIS FAMILY DISCOVERED HIS DEATH TME SPEC~AL SERVICES DEPARTMENT WILL RANGE SOVIET MISSILE ABLE TO FIRE THIS M0RNING. BE OPEN FR M 5 TO 7 P.M. NEXT WEEK, MON-EITHER ATOMIC OR CONVENTIONAL WARHEADS IHE FORMER FRENCH PRESIDENT HAD LIVED DAY THROUG FRIDAY, TO ACCEPT FLOWER HAS TURNED UP IN CUBA, GOVERNMENT IN THIS PORT CITY IN PRIVACY SINCE HE ORDERS FORi CHRISTMAS DELIVERY. SOURCES SAID TODAY. BUT THE U.S. Gov- LEFT THE FRENCH GOVERN~ENT TO GEN. PERSONNEL ARE ADVISED NOT TO WAIT UN- ERNMENT APPARENTLY DOES NOT CONSIDER CHAR LES DE GAU LLE ON JAN. 7, 1959. TILL THE L~ST MINUTE BEFORE PLACING OR- THE WEAPON "OFFENSIVE." HE MADE IT HIS PRINCIPLE TO KEEP AWAY DERS FOR F~OWERS. THE TYPE OF FLOWERS SOMEWHAT SIMILAR TC THE U.S. ARMY FROM PUBLIC LIFE AFTER SERVICE IN GOV­ DESIRED MAY BE CHOSEN FROM A CATALOGUE AND MARINE "HONEST JOHN" FREE-FLIGHT, ERNMENT AFFAIRS FOR 52 YEARS. --JUST LEAVE THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE SOVIET WEAPON WAS DISPLAYED EARLY THE RECIPltNT--SELECT THE MESSAGE TO THIS MONTH IN A Moscow PARADE AND HAS FIGHTS TO SAVE ALLIGATORS BE INCLOSEO--AND PAY SPECIAL SERVICES BEEN PHOTOGRAPHED BY U.S. RECONNAIS- OAKVILLE, ONTARIO, Nov. 22 (UPI)-­ THE AMOUNT INDICATED AND ORDERS WILL SANCE PLANES OPERATING OVER CUBA. PETER STRICKLAND, A PAPER CUTTER, LOST BE SENT FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY. ONLY ONE OF THE MISSILES HAS ~-EN HIS JOB AND COLLAPSED FROM WORRY LAST PAT SHERIDAN WILL HANDLE ORDERS FOR SPOTTED, BUT AUTHORITIES PRESUMED THERE NIGHT BECAUSE OF HIS FIGHT TO SAVE ~!S PERSONNEL AT ROI NAMUR. MUST BE MORE IN CUBA. THE MISSILES ARE 36 PET ALLIGATORS. THIS IS BEING DONE AS A SERVICE FOR CALLED "FROG" FOR "FREE ROCKETS OVER MRS. STRICKLAND SAID HER HUSBAND'S ISL~ND PERSONNEL AND WILL BE THE ONLY GROUND" AND ARE BELIEVED FOR A RANGE BOSS FIRED HIM AFTER TWO DAYS OF PUB­ TIME THAT SPECIAL HOURS ARE SET ASIDE OF 20 TO 25 MILES. LICITY ABOUT THE REPTILESo STRICKLAND'S FOR THIS PURPOSE. NEIGHBORS HAVE PROTESTED TO THE TOWN'S ONLY A WOMAN DRIVER MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES THAT THE REPTILES ENTER SWIM MEET LONDON, Nov. 22 (UPI)--VISCOUNT MAS- APE VICIOUS AND SMELLY AND SOMETIMES MALE PERSONNEL ARE URGED TO ENTER THE SERENE TOLD THE HOUSE OF LORDS YESTER­ ESCAPE FROM THE BASEMENT PENS IN WHICH SWIM MEET AT THE BARRACKS POOL AT 1:30 DAY THAT HE WAS FORCED OFF THE ROAD RE- THE 38-YEAR-OLD PAPER CUTTER KEEPS THEM. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. PHONE SPECIAL SER- CENTLY BY A WOMAN DRIVER WHO "CAME VICES FOR DETAILS. ROUND A CORNER, COMPLETELY ON THE WRONG RUSSIANS GOOD CUSTOMERS •••••• SIDE OF THE ROAD, POwDERING HER FACE, DOVER, ENGLAND, Nov. 22 (UPI)--Rus­ LOST WITH HER ELBOW ON THE WHEEL. SIAN SAILORS FROM A SOVIET FISHING BOAT ~MAN'S BROWN CLOTH RAINCOAT MIGHT WHICH HARBORED IN THIS ENGLISH CHANNEL HAVE BEEN LEFT AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. CUB SCOUTS MEET MONDAY TOWN DURING A STORM HAVE NEARLY BOuGHT CALL 601 DURING WORKING HOURS, MRS. CUB SCOUTS WILL MEET MONDAY EVENING DOVER'S ENTIRE SUPPLIES OF NYLON STOCK~ WALSH. AT 7 O'CLOCK AT THE AIR TERMINAL BUILD~ INGS, COFFEE AND PATENT MEDICINES, STORE­ ING. ALL CUBS MUST BE ACCCM?ANIED BY KEEPERS SAID TODAY. FOR SALE PARENTS. THE STOREKEEPERS SAID THE RUSSIANS ONE 16" GIRL'S BICYCLE IN STATESIDE BOUGHT MORE THAN 100 POUNDS ($280) WORTH CONDITION. ALSO A SONY 521 TAPE RE­ CALL AFTERNOONS ONLY OF COFFEE FROM ONE GROCERY AND HAVE CORDER I MONTH OLD. CALL 2230. CREATED A SHORTAGE OF NYLON STOCKiNGSo PERSONS DESIRING BEAUTY SHOP APPOINT- Boy's 26" BICYCLE. CALL 641. MENTS ARE ADVISED TO CALL AFTERNOONS ONLY. BUY Uo S. SAVINGS BONDS ~ ______-L ______~______-- ~_A_GE_3___ ~ ______-r ______H_O_IJR_G_L_A_S_S ______~ ______F_R_~D_A_Y __ 2_3_N_0_V_E_M_B_E_R_, __i9_6_2 ______

GOVERNMENT PSYCHIATRIST DEFENDS DIES OF RARE DISEASE LIONESS RUNS WILD FOR STAND ON WALKER'S DETENTION NEW YORK, Nov. 22 (UPI)--MRS. ELEA­ TWENTY MINUTES AT ELK CIRCUS OXFORD, MiSSiSSIPPI, (UPI )--A GOVER­ NOR ROOSEVELT DIED OF RARE TUBERCULOSIS BOSTON, Nov. 22 (UPI)--Two HUNDRED NMENT PSYCHIATRIST WHOSE OP~Nl0N WAS OF THE BONE MARROW THAT WAS POSITIVEL, SPECTATORS, MANY OF THEM CHILDREN, FLED USED AS THE BASiS FOR HAViNG FORMER IDENTIFIED ONLY THREE WEEKS BEFORE HER IN TERROR LAST NIGHT WHEN A 500-POUND MAJ. GEN EDWiN A WALKER COMMITTED TO DEATH, DR A DAVID GUREWITSCH, HER LIONESS NAMED ELOISE, ESCAPED FROM HER A MENTAL HOSPITAL FOR PSYCHIATRIC EX­ PERSONAL PHYSICIAN, SAID WEDNESDAY TRAINER AND RAN WILD AT T~E ELKS CIRCUS AMINATION DEFENDED HIS STAND HERE IN NIG,",T. HERE. A DRAMATIC COURT ROOM APPEARANCE. No ONE WAS SERIOUSLY INJuRED T,",OUGH DR. CHARLES SMITH, 45, CHIEF PSY­ MAN WITHOUT COUNTRY IS SEVERAL PERSONS STUMBLED AND FELL IN CHIATRIST fOR THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRI­ UNINVITED GUEST ON SHIP THE RUSH FOR THE DOOR THE LIONESS WAS SONS, TOLD A U.S o DISTRICT COURT HEAR­ CAGED 20 MINUTES LATER AFTER AN ELEPHAN VENICE, ITALY, Nov. 22 (UPI)--SEA ING HE BASED HIS OPiNION ON NEWS RE­ HAD FLATTENED HER WITH ITS TRUNK. PORTS, ARMY MEDICAL RECORDS AND TESTi­ CAPTAIN LUIGI AGOSTINI TOLD PORT AUTH­ ELOISE ESCAPED FROM A C~UTE WITH MONY GIVEN DURING THE SPECIAL SENATE ORITIES HERE THAT HE HAS A PROBLEM-­ METAL BARS WHICH LEADS FROM THE CENTER SUBCOMMITTEE HEARINGS ON lIM!LITARY AN UNINVITED PASSENGER HE CANNOT GET RING TO THE CAGES TRAINER COUNT NOLAN MUZZLING" CHARGES BY WALKER TOUCHED RID OF. HAD MANEUVERED FOUR OTHER LIONS TO OFF THE HEARING THE CAPTAIN SAID THAT HE FOUND AN THEIR CAGES WHEN ELOISE LEANED AGAINST SMITH WAS CALLED AS A WiTNESS FOR EXTRA MAN ABOARD HIS FREIGHTER, THE 7, THE CHUTE WHICH GAVE WAY UNDER HER THE GOVERNMENT TODAY IN ARGUMENTS ON 180 TON I1CAPRERA", AFTER CALLING AT THE WEIGHT. MOTIONS DEALING WITH WALKER'S CONFINE­ EAST AfRICAN PORT OF DJIBOUTI LAST THE STUNNED SPECTATORS SAT IN SILENCE MENT AT A FEDERAL MENTAL HOSPITAL IN JULY 23 FOR A MINUTE--THEN ELOISE MADE FOR THE SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI, fOLLOW~NG RIOT­ THE MAN IDENTIFIED HIMSELF AS WIL- FIRST ROW OF SEATS AND THE MOB MADE FOR ING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI LIAM OUSTANGER, 19, OF SOUTH AFRICA THE DOORS. THE SUDDEN RUSH APPARENTLY SEPT. 30. Two PERSONS WERE KILLED AND THE C~PTAIN SAID THAT OUSTANGER WAS FRIGHTENED THE LIO~ESS MORE THAN ANY SCORES INJURED IN THE VIOLENCE. WITHOUT A PASSPORT OR ANY OTHER IDENTI- SPECTATOR AND IN THE RUSH T~AT FOLLOWED PRIOR TO SMITH'S TESTIMONY A CAMPUS FICATION, SO COUNTRIES WOULD NOT ACCEPT ONE WOMAN DROPPED A BABY wHO WAS PROMPT- POLICEMAN TOLD THE COURT HE HEARD WAL­ HIM LY SCOOPED UP AND CARRIED OUTSIDE BY AN KER GIVE THE ORDER TO "CHARGE 1f THE THE FREIGHTER SAILED ON TO THE PHIL- UNIDENTIFIED MAN OFFiC'ALS SAiD THE NIGHT RIOTERS RUSHED U.S o MARSHALS AT IPPINES WITH THE MAN ABOARD. INFANT WAS NOT HURT. THE UNIVERSiTY OF MISSISSiPPI. WHEN THE SHIP RETURNED TO ITALY AND THE LIONESS THEN TURNED ON FOUR THE ViOLENCE WAS TOUCHED OFF BY THE DOCKED HERE OUSTANGER TOLD THE CAPTAIN ELEPHANTS CHAINED IN AN AREA BEHIND ENTRY ONTO THE SEGREGATED CAMPUS OF THAT HE DID NOT WANT TO GET OFF THE MAIN RING WITH A 15-FOOT LEAP NEGRO JAMES H. MEREDITH ITALIAN POLICE ESCORTED OUSTANGER SHE WAS ATOP ONE OF THE HUGE ANIMALS WALKER HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH REBEL­ OFF THE SHIP TO TAKE HIM TO A HOSPITAL WHO DASHED HER TO THE FLOOR A MOMENT LION AND INSURRECTION FOR THE ROLE HE FOR TREATMENT FOR A STOMACH AILMENT LATER WITH ONE SWING OF ~TS TRUNK, AC­ PLAYED ~N THE RIOTING. THE CHARGES BUT SINCE HE HAS NO PASSPORT POLICE tI CORDING TO NOLAN. WERE PLACED AGAINST HIM THE MORNING AF­ TOOK HIM RIGHT BACK TO THE "CAPRERA By THIS TIME NOLAN HAD ~OVED IN WITH TER THE BLOODY BATTLE AND HE WAS WHISK­ WHEN HE WAS RELEASED FROM THE HOSPITAL A CHAIR AND A PISTOL FULL OF BLANKS. WEDNESDAY ED OFF TO SPR~NGFIElD, t-4ISS0URI, IN A FifTY YARDS FROM THE HALL IN WhiCH THE BORDER PATROL PLANE--A MOVE THE DE­ CIRCUS WAS HELD ONE SPECTATOR RAN INTO FENSE CLAIMS ViOLATED WALKER'S CONSTI­ GROUP IS LEFT STRANDED THE BRIGHTON POLICE PRECINCT AND SHOUT­ TUTIONAL RIGHTS COPENHAGEN, Nov. 22 (UPI)--TWENTY­ ED "THERE'S A LION RUNNiNG LOOSE AT TODAYvS HEARING WAS A PRELUDE TO THE THREE JORDANIANS MADE A BRIEF STOPOVER THE CIRCUS" POSSIBLE TRIAL OF WALKER ON THE REBEL- HERE TODAY ON THEIR WAY HOME AFTER ONE THREE POLICEMEN ARRIVED AT THE DOOR LION CHARGES. HIS ATTORNEYS ASKED FOR OF THEIR COUNTRYMEN WHO PROMISED THEM TO SEE A CLOWN PERCHED ON TOP OF A POLE THE HEARiNG IN AN EFFORT TO HAVE STRUCK NON-EXISTENT JOBS IN SWEDEN FLEW BACK AND NOLAN PERSUADING ELOISE TO RETURN FROM OFFICIAL RECORDS A MEMORANDUM BY TO JERUSALEM WITH ALL THEIR MONEY. QUIETLY TO HER CAGE. SMITH IN WHICH SMITH STATED WALKER'S SWEDISH POLICE SAID THE YOUNG JOR­ CIRCUS OFFICIALS AND THE PERSPIRING ACT ION SON THE "Ol E MIS S II CAM PUS "M AY DANIAN GUIDE WHO LED THE GROUP TO GOTH­ NOLAN WERE RELUCTANT TO TALK OF THE BE INDICATIVE OF AN UNDERLYING MENTAL INCIDENT. HE SAID ONLY THAT IT WAS PRO­ DISTURBANCE" ENBERG, SWEDEN, AND PROMISED TO GET THEM JOBS HAD LEFT WITH THE $8,000 THE BABLY "THE HIGH POINT Of MY CAREER It GROUP PLANNED TO LIVE ON UNTIL IT COULD PRAISE FOR AIDING ASIANS GET ON ITS FEET WARNING TO INDONESIA STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT, (UPI )--PHILIP EACH MEMBER OF THE PARTY HAD PAID A PINE AMBASSADOR RMELITO R • MUTUC HAS $300 FOR THE TRIP TO SWEDEN. WHEN BONN, Nov. 22 (UPI)--WEST GERMANY HAS PRAISED UNITED STATES CIVIC GROUPS HERE THEY ARRIVED LAST WEEK THEY FOUND THERE WARNED INDONESIA AGAINST ANY FORMAL RE- FOR THEIR 1.10RK 'N AIDING ASIAN NATiONS COGNITION OF COMMUNIST EAST GERMANY, IT W , WERE NO JOBS AND THAT THEIR GUIDE HAD MUTUC, SPEAD!NG BEFORE THE JUNIOR LEFT WITH THEIR MONEY. WAS LEARNED TODAY. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN STRATFORD, HAIL- AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES SAID FOREIGN ED THE WORK OF JAYCEES !N THE PHILIP­ MINISTER GERHARD SCHROEDER HIMSELF WILL GRANTED FULL PARDON PINES FOR THEIR "OPERATION BROTHERHOOD" SHORTLY TAKE UP THE MATTER DIRECTLY HE SAID IT "HAS RENDERED SERVICES FOR HYANNIS PORT, MASS, Nov. 22 (UPI)-­ WITH THE iNDONESIAN GOVERNMENT. WHICH THE PEOPLES OF LAOS AND VIET NAM PRESIDENT KENNEDY TODAY GRANTED A FULL SCHROEDER IS PRESENTLY IN BANGKOK, HAVE WORDS OF PRAISE AND THANKS." PARDON TO MATTHEW J. CONNELLY, ApPOINT­ WHERE HE IS ACCOMPANYING PRESIDENT MENTS SECRETARY TO FORMER PRESIDENT HEINRICH LUEBKE ON A STATE VISIT. MAY FORCE CHANCELLOR TO HARRY S TRUMAN FIRE DEFENSE MINISTER STRAUSS CONNELLY, 55, NOW A PUBLIC RELATIONS WILL FLY TO INDIA BONN (Up I )--CHANCEL LOR KONR AU ADENAUE A~VISER IN NEW YORK, WAS PAROLED IN ( ) C T HAS DECIDED TO ASK THE FREE DEMOCRATIC NOVEMBER 1960 AFTER SERVING SIX MONTHS LONDON, Nov. 22 UPI -- OMMONWEAL H OF A TWO' YEAR PRISON SENTENce RELATION SECRETARY DUNCAN SANDYS WILL PARTY (FOP) TO REJOiN A COALITION Go­ ~EDERAL FLY TO THE INDIAN SUBCONTINENT THIS VERNMENT. FOR CONSPIRACY WEEKEND SOLELY TO SEE HOW BRI1AIN CAN AUTHORiTATIVE POLITICAL SOURCES SAID HELP IN THE CRISIS SITUATION THERE, A ADENAUER, AFTER FIRST ACCEPTING THE FORMER QUEEN'S HEALTH FAILING SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY RESIGNATIONS OF THE FIVE FOP CABINET AMSTERDAM, Nov 22 (UPI)--FoRMER THE SPOKESMAN DENIED THAT SANDYS M!NISTERS, DECIDED AGAINST TAKING THE QUEEN WILHELMINA, WHO REIGNED OVER WOULD TRY TO GET INDIA AND PAKISTAN TO RiSK OF RUNNiNG A MINORITY GOVERNMENT HOLLAND FOR 50 YEARS, IS AILING FROM END THEIR DIFFERENCES AND UNITE AGAINST WITH ONLY HIS OWN CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS THE "ILLS OF EXTREME OLD AGE," AN OFFI- A THREAT FROM COMMUNIST C~INA. (CDU). THE CDU DOES NOT HAVE A PARLA- CIAL COURT SPOKESMAN ANNOUNCED TODAY. MENTARY MAJORITY TO RULE ALONEo THE CONDITION OF THE 82-YEAR-OLD RE- SOURCES INDICATED BUT DECLINED TO CON-TIRED MONARCH "IS GIVING CAUSE FOR CON- VOTE ENDS IN TIE FIRM THAT THE CHANCELLOR WILL REMOVE CERN BUT NO UNEXPECTED DEVELOPMENTS ARE YERINGTON, NEVADA, Nov 22 (UPI)-- DEFENSE M!NISTER FRANZ JOSEF STRAUSS FEARED BY HER DOCTORS 11 THE SPOKESMAN PIO GALANTUOMINI AND LARRY LONGERO FROM HIS POST IN T~E WAKE OF THE DER SAID. FINISHED IN A DEAD HEAT IN A RACE FOR SPIEGEL CASE j INVOLVING THE PUBLICATION WILHELMINA ABDICATED IN 1948 IN FAV- ELECTION AS LYON COUNTY GAME COMMISSION­ OF ALLEGED DEFENSE SECRETS. OR OF HER ONLY CHILD, JULIANA, THE PRE- ER GALANTUOMINI REVEALED YESTERDAY HIS SENT QUEEN. SHE HAS LIVED IN COMPLETE WIFE FORGOT TO VOTE SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND) Nov. 22 (UPI)-- RETIREMENT ON AN ESTATE NEAR APELDOORN "IT COULD HAVE BEEN WORSE," SAID HiS SHEFFIELD UNIVERSITY UNION VOTED YESTER-IN CENTRAL HOLLAND SPENDING MOST OF WIFE. "I COULD HAVE VOTED tOR LONGERO Ii DAY FOR A RESOLUTION TO ADMIT WOMEN ITHE TIME WRITING HER MEMOIRS AND PAINT- STUDENTS TO THEIR "MEN ONLy tl BAR. THE ING. TOKYO--A JAPANESE FIRM HAS SIGNED A LADIES) IT IS HOPED, WILL HELP STOP VIOT CONTRACT TO DEVELOP NIC~Et MINES IN THE LENCE AND DRUNKENNESS. SHOPPING DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS CELEBES ISLANDS OF EAST INDONESiA - PAGE 4 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 23 NOVEMBER 1962

GENERAL MESS MENU - SATURDAY CLAIM iNDIA-CHINA BORDER BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER DISPUTE NO MAJOR CONFLiCT CHILLED ApPLE JUICE BACON BEAN SOUP & CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP RAWALPI~DI, Nov. 22 (UPI)--FOREIGN CHILLED FRESH FRUIT BOILED CORNED BEEf COUNTRY FRIED STEAK MINISTER MOHA~MED ALI TODAY ACCUSED HOT COLD CEREAL SAUTE CABBAGE & MASHED POTATOES U.S. PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY OF VIO­ SPANISH OMELET BUTTERED CARROTS BUTTERED BROCCOLI LATING PROMISES TO CONSULT PAKISTAN BE­ GRILLED LUNCHEO~ MEAT BOILED PARSLEY POTATOES STEAMED RICE fORE GIVING ARMS AID TO !NDIA POTATOES -- RICE STEAMED RICE SALAD BAR W/DRESSING HE TOLD THE NATIONAL ASSE~BLY THAT GLAZED DOUGHNUTS SALAD BAR W/DRESSING JELLY ROLL HE WAS ANGUISHED THAT THIS PROMISE WAS TOAST-BuTTER & JAM DEVILS fOOD CAKE COLD DRINK NOT HONORED AND THAT PAKISTAN WAS DIS­ MILK & COffEE ICED TEA-MILK-COffEE MILK - COffEE TURBED THAT ITS WESTERN ALLIES "RUSHED AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE KENNEDY FiNALLY SIGNS ARMS TO INDIA WITH EXTRAORDINARY SPEED" TO COMBAT THE CHINESE BORDER ATTACKS. BILL PROHIBITING DISCRIMINATION FRIDAY 23 NOVEMBER ALI SAID INDIA LONG HAS BEEN OPENLY 5:05 P M JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT WASHINGTON, {UPI)--PRESIDENT KENNEDY HOSTILE TO PAKISTAN AND HAS LISTED HIS b~OO THE ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC WEDNESDAY SIGNED A LONG-AWAITED EXECU­ COUNTRY ITS uENEMY No. I. n HE ATTACKED 6:30 THE COMMUNIST CHALLENGE TIVE ORDER PROHIBITING RACIAL AND RELI­ THE INDIAN INVASION Of GOA, CRITICIZED 7:00 NEWS GIOUS DISCRIMINATION IN HOUSING BUILT THE INDIAN STAND ON KASHMIR, WHICH 7:15 THE LATIN QUARTER WITH GOVERNMENT GRANTS, LOANS, MORTGAGE BOTH NATIONS CLAIM, AND CHARGED THAT 7=30 ONE NIGHT STAND INSURANCE OR GUARANTEES EVEN IN THE BORDER WAR, INDIA IS "MAK­ 8:00 LINEUP KENNEDY SAID HIS HOUSING ORDER WILL ING A MOUNTAIN OUT OF A MOLEHILL" 8:30 MEN AND MOLECULES GO INTO IMMEDIATE EFFECT THE CHINESE CEASE-FIRE, ALI SAID, 8:45 RICHARD HAYES ASKED WHY HE TOOK SO LONG TO SIGN VINDICATED THE PAKISTANI POSITION THAT 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES IT, THE PRESIDENT REPLIED THAT HE FELT THE WAR WAS NOT A MAJOR CONfLICT. IF 9:30 HERE'S GEORGE THIS WAS THE BEST TIME fOR SUCH A MOVE IT WERE, HE ADDED, CHINA WOULD NOT HAVE 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF TO BE MADE. STOPPED AT THE PLAINS Of ASSAM AfTER SATURDAY 24 NOVEMBER "THERE MAY BE SOME ADVERSE REACTION~ PASSING THE RUGGED TERRAIN OF THE BOR­ 6:00 A M SIGN ON KENNEDY SAID, "BUT I THINK WE WILL BE DER REGION. 6:05 DON THE DAWN BREAKER ABLE TO PROCEED WITH OUR HOUSING IN­ DUSTRY fI 6:30 NEWS RUNAWAY GIRL IS FOUND KENNEDY SAID HE BELIEVED "SOME OF 6:35 DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D WITY MARRIED BAPTIST PREACHER 7:15 SMALL FRY THEATRE THE FEARS HAVE BEEN EXAGGERATED" ABOUT 7:30 SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL THE ANTIDISCRIMINATION ORDER AND IN WICHITA, KANSAS, (UPI)--A TINY, 16- 8:00 NAVY HOUR ADDITION HE FELT THE DECISION WAS YEAR-OLD CHOIR GIRL AND A MARRIED BAP­ fI 8:30 ALBUMS OF THE WEEK "SOUND CONSTITUTIONAL POLICy. TIST MINISTER, WITH WHOM SHE DISAPPEAR­ 9:00 ARMY HOUR KENNEDY PROMISED DURING HIS 1960 ED FROM TEXAS NEARLY THREE WEEKS AGO, 9:30 FREEDOM SINGS CAMPAIGN FOR THE PRESIDENCY TO ISSUE WERE fOUND TODAY LIVING IN A BASEMENT 10:00 ROCK 'N ROLL CALL SUCH AN ORDER. HE HAS BEEN CRITICIZED APARTMENT HERE. 11:30 IRA COOK SHOW SHARPLY FOR NOT HAVING ISSUED IT BEFORE FLORA JEAN COLE, WHO CELEBRATED HER 12:00 NOON NEWS NOW. 16TH BIRTHDAY ONLY A FEW DAYS BEfORE 12:05 P M WEATHER AND STOCK REPORT THE ORDER PROHIBITS DISCRIMINATION SHE LEFT HOME WITH THE REV. LEROY 12:10 MID-DAY MELODIES IN THE SALE OR LEASE Of GOVERNMENT­ DANIELS, SMILED TIMIDLY AT POLICE WHO 12:~0 POLKA PARK ASSISTED HOUSING BY VIRTUE Of RACE, KNOCKED AT HER DOOR AfTER RECEIVING A 1:00 NEWSMAKERS COLOR, CREED OR NATIONAL ORIGIN, KEN­ TIP FROM THE LANDLADY. BUT SHE BURST 1:15 SPORTS DESK NEDY SAID INTO SOBS WHEN THEY REVEALED THE PUR­ 1:30 SHOP CONCERT POSE OF THEIR VISIT. 3:30 PUBLIC AFfAIRS PROGRAM LAST OF MARK TWAIN'S "I WON'T STAY AT ~OME," SHE CRIED, 4:00 NEWS CHILDREN DIED THIS WEEK "1't..L RUN OFF." 4:05 JAZZ BOOK DANIELS, PASTOR Of A COUNTRY CHURCH SAN DIEGO, CALIF., (UPI)--CLARA 5:00 DINNER MUSICALE AT TATUM, TEXAS, WHERE fLORA JEAN SANG LANGHORNE CLEMENS SAMOSSOUD, THE LAST IN THE CHOIR, WAS ARRESTED AT A WHOLE­ •••••• LIVING CHILD Of AUTHOR MARK TWAIN, SALE LIQUOR WAREHOUSE HE WAS WORKING WILL ASK CONGRESS FOR DIED TUESDAY NIGHT IN SHARP MEMORIAL ON THE ORDER DESK. GREATLY INCREASED DEFENSE BUDGET HOSPITAL. SHE WAS 88. "HE TOOK IT CALMLY," SAID DETECTIVE WASHINGTON, (UPI)--THE ADMINISTRA- MRS SAMOSSOUD, WHO SUffERED HEART K.K. TRIPLETT. "IN FACT, HE DIDN'T TION WILL ASK CONGRESS IN JANUARY fOR TROUBLE AND HAD BEEN BEDRIDDEN FOR SAY ANYTHING AT ALL EXCEPT TO ADMIT TO AN ESTIMATED $2 BILLION TO $3 BILLION SEVERAL YEARS, ENTERED THE HOSPITAL HIS IDENTITY AND TO WAIVE EXTRAIDITION" INCREASE IN THE DEfENSE BUDGET. Nov. 16. SHE LIVED HERE WITH HER HUS- GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES GAVE THIS 'BAND, JACQUES ALEXANDER SAMOSSOUD, A ...... ROUGH fiGURE TODAY ON THE BASIS Of BEST RETIRED SYMPHONY CONDUCTOR SET UP QUARANTiNE STATION CURRENT ASSESSMENTS Of NEEDS DURING THE MRS SAMOSSOUD READ MUCH AND WORKED HOLLANDIA, Nov. 22 (UPI)--THE UNITED FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING NEXT JULY I. ON HER MEMOIRS WHICH WERE PREPARED FOR NATIONS SECURITY FORCE HERE HAS A NAVY, THE BOOST WOULD SEND THE DEfENSE fIG~PUBLICATION AfTER HER DEATH PART Of WHICH IS EN ROUTE TO MISOOL URE OVER THE $50 BILLION MARK AND ES- ONE OF HER MOST CHERISHED POSSESS- ISLAND TO SET UP A CHOLERA QUARANTINE TABLISH A NEW HIGH EXCEEDED ONLY DURING IONS WAS A 24-vOLUME SET Of THE COM- STATION fOR CHECKING SMALL CRAFT PLYING WORLD WAR I I PLETE WORKS Of HER FATHER, SAMUEL CLE- BETWEEN EAST INDONESIA AND NEW GUINEA OFfiCIALS SAID A BIG INCREASE IS MENS, WHO MADE THE NAME OF MARK TWAIN LT. CHDR. BAZl AHMAD KHAN Of KARACHI INEVITABLE, EVEN THOUGH THE OVER-ALL WORLD FAMOUS. THE fiRST VOLUME Of PAKISTAN, TOLD UNITED PRESS INTERNATION- BUDGET IS HEADED fOR A DEFICIT, AND "THE COLLECTED WORKS Of MARK TWAIN" IS AL TODAY fiVE SHIPS WERE COMMISSIONED DESPITE DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S. INSCRIBED "TO CLARA LANGHORNE CLEMENS, LAST WEEK IN BIAK UNDER PAKISTAN NAVAL McNAMARA'S ORDERS TO "RUTHLESSLY ELIM- WITH THE LOVE Of HER fATHER, THE AUTHOR OFFICERS AND CREWS fOR TRANSPORT AND INATE" DEfENSE ITEMS THAT COST MORE --Nov. 27, 1904." PATROL DUTY ALONG THE NEW GUINEA COAST- THAN THEY ARE WORTH. •••• LINE. EXPERTS SAID THE NEW DEfENSE BUDGET NEGROES GETTING MORE JOBS WOULD BE BOOSTED BY CLOSE TO $2 BILLION WASHINGTON, {UPI)--NEGROES ARE GETT­ RUSSIA WILL SEND EXPERTS BY THE MOMENTUM Of MILITARY EXPANSION ING MORE FEDERAL JOBS, ESPECIALLY CAIRO, Nov. 22 {UPI)--RuSSIA WILL PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAS ORDERED DURING WHITE COLLAR POSITIONS, ACCORDING TO SEND MILITARY EXPERTS TO YEMEN SHORTLY, THE fiRST TWO YEARS OF HIS ADMINISTRA­ PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S COMMITTEE ON EQUAL YEMENI PRESIDENTIAL AFfAIRS MINISTER TION EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY MOHAMMED QAID SElf SAID TODAY THE COMMITTEE SAYS THAT IN FISCAL SElF ARRIVED IN CAIRO YESTERDAY EN R I DE OUT THE FOG 1962, NEGROES OBTAINED 17 PER CENT Of ROUTE HOME AFTER HEADING A MILITARY LONG BEACH, CALif. Nov 22 (UPI)-­ THE 62,633 NEW FEDERAL JOBS DURING THE MISSION TO THE SOVIET UNION AND CZECHO­ ACTOR LEIf ERICKSON AND HIS SON, BILL, YEAR, MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PREVIOUS SLOVAKIA WHO HAD BEEN THE OBJECT Of A COAST RATE. ABOUT 5,500 NEGROES OBTAINED GUARD SEARCH Off SANTA CATALINA ISLAND, EMPLOYMENT IN THE $4,565 TO $10,615-A­ lEN KABUN NON DRI MARSHAll TODAY RETURNED TO PORT WITHOUT ASSIST­ YEAR BRACKET AN ADDITIONAL 37~ NE­ ANCE GROES SFCURED GOVERNMENT SALARIES Of JUWON lEN KABUN EO NON DRI-JERPAL THE COAST GUARD SAID ERICKSON LEARN­ $8,840 TO $20,000 A YEAR. IN MARSHALL RO, 1M ENAJ ILO AOLEP RAN ED HE WAS BEING SOUGHT WHEN HE PULLED IN SATURDAY ILO RAELEP JEN 11:25 AWO INTO SANTA MONICA ~ARBOR HE SAID HE TEWERATURES AOLEP DRI-MARSHALL RO REJ KABUN ILO PROTESTANT RENAJ tTOK NON lEN KASUN HAD ANCHORED OFFSHORE LAST NIGHT BE­ NEW YORK 52-42; LONDON 43-30; PARIS CAUSE OF HEAVY FOG AND CAME IN WHEN 34-30 ; TOKYO 47-44; SAN FRANCISCO 65- IN ILO AOLEP lEN KEIN DR HANLIN, JEN PONAPE, ENAJ KWALOK JUWON UN IN KATAK THEY BEGAN TO LIFT. 50; MEXICO CITY 74-46. EO EJAMIN AETOK ILO SATURDAY IN. - -- _._------,------MIGHTY GREEN BAY PACKERS FINALLY LOSE TO DETRO!T DETROIT, Nov. 22 (UPI)--THE DETROIT LIONS BROUGHT THE MIGHTY GREEN BAY PACKERS DOWN TO EARTH TODAY WITH A SPORTS NATIONALLY-TELEVISED 26-14 UPSET VIC­ TORY THAT SNAPPED THE PACKERS' !2-GAME NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE WI~NING PAGE S' HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTiON FRIDAY 23 NOVEMBER 1962 STREAK. BASEBALL WRiTERS NAME MANTLE THE LIONS' VICTORY, BEFORE A NATION­ MOST VALUABLE AoLo PLAYER THE OBSERVER AL TELEVISION AUDIENCE AND AN OVERFLOW --BY PAT LAN lAS THANKSGIVING DAY CROWD OF 57,598 AT BOSTON, (UPI)--NEW YORK YANKEE OUT­ No MOUNTAINBALL GAMES WERE PLAYED TIGER STADIUM, SET UP A CLOSE fiNISH FIELDER MICKEY MANTLE, A RUNNER-UP FOR OVER THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY. How­ IN THE WESTERN DIVISION RACE WITH TWO SEASONS TO SLUGGER ROGER MAR!S, EVER, THE CARDINALS WON BY DEfAULT THREE GAMES LEFT TO PLAY. TODAY WAS NAMED THE AMERICAN LEAGUE'S OVER THE UTILITIES DETROIT NOW IS 9-2, COMPARED TO THE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER IN A SURPRISE PREPARATIONS ARE ALREADY BEING PACKERS' 10-1 RECORD AND THE LIONS VICTORY OVER TEAMMATE BOBBY RIC~ARD­ MADE FOR THE 1962 ALL-STAR GAMES WITH ENTERTAIN A fLICKER OF HOPE THAT THE SON THE FIRST ONE COMMENCING THIS COMING PACKERS CAN BE BEATEN AGAIN. HAD THE MANTLE, 31, COMPLETELY DOMINATED SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 6 P.M AT DALLY PACKERS WON, THEY WOULD HAVE CLINCHED BALLOTING BY MEMBERS OF THE BASEBALL FIELD. THE ALL-STAR GAMES WILL BE AT LEAST A TIE FOR THEIR THIRD STRAIGHT WRITER'S ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, THE BEST OUT Of THREE AND THE SECOND DIVISION TnLE POLLING 234 POINTS AND COLLECTING /3 GAME WILL BE PLAYED ON MONDAY, Nov. THE SELLOUT CROWD, LARGEST THANKS­ OF 20 FIRST PLACE BALLOTS. 26, 6 P.M IN CASE THE SERIES IS GIVING DAY CROWD IN DETROIT HISTORY, RICHARDSON, PERSONALLY PUSHED BY EVENED UP I-I, THEY WILL BE FORCED TO SAT IN ASTONISHMENT AS THE LIONS COM­ MANTLE fOR THE AWARD, WAS SECO~D WITH PLETELY DOMINATED THE GAME FOR MORE 152 POINTS WHILE MARIS DID NOT RECEIVE PLAY A THIRD GAME WHICH WILL BE AN­ THAN THREE QUARTERS WITH fIERCE LINE A SINGLE POINT FOR EVEN A TENTH PLACE NOUNCED LATER IN THE HOURGLASS PLAY AND A CRACKLING OFFENSE THAT SELECTION. REPRESENTING THE AMERICAN LEAGUE ALL-STARS ARE NAVY'S BOB FOR INGER, ROLLED UP A 23-0 HALFT!ME LEAD. MANTLE, iN WINNING HIS T~IRD MVP TACKLES ALEX KARRAS AND ROGER BROWN, CROWN, DID SO ON A SEASON FAR fROM J.L. DAV!S AND CARL RAUTENBERG, FIL­ ENDS DARRIS MCCORD AND SAM WiLLIAMS, HIS BEST HIS 605 SLUGGiNG AVERAGE AMERiCANS' CEE HINTACUTAN, BENNY AND AND LINEBACKERS JOE SCHMIDT AND CARL LED THE LEAGUE BUT HIS .321 BATTING JERRY PAET, DOUGLAS' BILL KISSENBERTH, BRETTSCHNEIDER LED THE ASSAULT ON THE AVERAGE, 30 HOMERS AND 89 RUNS BATTED BILL BEST, JIM HAWKES, JOHN STEWART HIGHLY-TOUTED PACKER LINE. THEY HELD IN WAS WELL BELOW HIS PREVIOUS PEAKS. AND LEON SMITH, HIGH SCHOOL'S MIKE GREEN BAY'S TOP-RANKED RUSH!NG OFfENSE EVEN SO, HE BATTED LEADOFF FOR THE HARALSON, JIM MOSELEY, FRED NEVRINCEAN TO A SCANT 78 YARDS AND BOTTLED fULL­ YANKEES DURING THE FINAL FEW GAMES Of fRED AND CLIFF CLARK JR, ROI NAMUR'S BACK JIM TAYLOR, THE LEAGUE'S LEADjNG THE SEASON IN A VAIN BID TO GET SUFFI­ JAMES PLUNKETT AND SONNY KAPAHU, FIRE RUSHER AND SCORER, TO A MINUS THREE CIENT AT BATS TO QUALifY FOR THE LEA­ COMET'S WILSON BALIDOY AND BILLETING'S YARDS DURING THE fiRST HALf. GUE BATTING CHAMPIONSH'P. CLifF CLARK SR. THE RILED-UP LIONS WIDENED THEIR iN ADDITION, THE VETERAN YANKEE FOR THE NATIONAL LEAUGE ALL-STARS LEAD TO 26-0 BEFORE THE PACKERS PUSHED OUTFIELDER HAD TO OVERCOME SEVERE WILL BE BANK Of HAWAII'S LARRY IKEDA, BILLY DEMELLO, GARY GRIFFIN AND JONAH ACROSS TWO TOUCHDOWNS LATE ~N THE FiNAL PHYSICAL PROBLE~S DURING THE SEASON PERIOD AND HAD A DECIDEDLY POOR WORLD SERIES MAWAE, CROSSROADS' AL COSTA, LEN BAR­ HO\vEVER, UNDER THE BWAA RULES, BALLOTS COMA, BOB iHA, BILLY SATURNIO, TOM H!RAMOTO, LIPPY HIGUCHI AND PAT LAN lAS WERE TO BE COMPLETED BE~ORE THE SER­ WARRIORS TAKE BEAT~NG IES. CHANCE VOUGHT'S JIM DILLION AND PAUL UPDEGROVE, GARDEN SHOP'S JIM RIELER SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22 (UP')--THE HARMON KILLEBREW, THE fENCE-RATT­ CINCINNATI ROYALS, SURVIVING A 61- AND Roc~Y CADABONA, SPOILER'S SMILEY LING flRSl BASEMAN OF THE MINNESOTA POINT SPLURGE BY WILT CHAMBERLAIN, DE­ TWINS, FINISHED THIRD IN THE BALLOT­ HINTACUTAN AND MARINE DEPT.'S MARSHALL fv1ARTlN FEATED THE SAN FRANCISCO WARRIORS 143- ING AND COLLECTED THE ONLY FIRST PLACE 139 LAST NIGHT AND HANDED THEM THEIR VOTE THAT DID NOT GO TO A MEMBER OF THE fOLLOWING PLAYERS WHO PLACED THIRD IN THE VOTING WILL REPLACE THE FifTH LOSS iN THEIR PAST SiX NATIONAL THE YANKEES. BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION CONTESTS YANKEE YEARLING TOM TRESH, A LEAD­ PLAYERS WHO ARE ABSENT ON LEAVE: BANKOH'S AL PACULBA WILL REPLACE TEAM­ iT WAS CINCINNATi'S THIRD STRAIGHT ING CANDIDATE FOR THE LEAGUE'S ROOKIE WIN OF THE YEAR OVER THE WARRIORS AND OF THE YEAR HONORS WHICH WILL BE AN­ MATE BEN YEA, CROSSROADS' DON GREEN­ BERG WILL REPLACE MARINE DEPT.'S RAY WAS FASHIONED WHEN OSCAR ROBERTSON, NOUNCED NEXT MONTH, SCORED THE ONLY WHO PUT AWAY 40 POINTS DURiNG THE OTHER FIRST PLACE VOTE. NAKAMURA AND CHANCE VOUGHT'S JOE YA­ FUSO WILL REPLACE CROSSROADS' NOLLIE NIGHT, PULLED THE ROYALS AHEAD TO STAY Los ANGELES OUTFIELDER LEON WAGNER, BY REGISTERING THREE CHARITY POINTS WHOSE 37 HOMERS TIED HIM FO~ THIRD KAMALOLO. REPEATiNG IN THE ALL-STAR TEAM FOR WITHIN HALF A MINUTE. PLACE AMONG AMERICAN LEAGUE HOMER SAN FRANCISCO TWiCE NARROWED THE HITTERS, WAS FOURTH IN THE BALLOTING TWO YEARS IN SUCCESSION ARE AL COSTA, LEN BARCOMA, BOB fHA, TOM HIRAMOTO, GAP TO ONE POINT BUT THEN ROBERTSON WHILE VETERAN CLEVELAND PITCHER DICK HIT ON ONE OUT OF TWO FREETHROWS AFTER LARRY IKEDA, GAR~ GRifFIN, JONAH DONOVAN, WHO HAD A 20-10 RECORD, WAS CHAMBERLAIN FOULED HIM, AND A LAYUP BY FIFTH MAWAE, JIM DILLION, SMILEY HINTACUTAN, JACK TWYMAN PUT THE GAME OUT OF REACH BEN VEA, MARSHALL MARTIN, CLIfF CLARK ARCHERS TO COMPETE SR , FRED CLARK, WILSON BALIDOY, CARL RAUTENBERG, JIM RIELER, JIM HAWKES, TRADE PLAYERS AN ARCHERY MEET WILL BE HELD SUNDAY JOHN STEWART, BILLEY SATURNIO, ROCKY PITTSBURGH, Nov. 21 (UPI)--THE BETWEEN ROI NAMUR AND KWAJALEIN CLUBS, CADABONA, BENNY PAET AND PAT LANIAS. PITTSBURGH PIRATES TODAY TRADED fiRST ACCORDING TO J.f. RICE, PRESiDENT O~ THE KWAJ ARCHERS. THE SHOOT is SCHE­ BASEMAN DICK STUART AND RELIEF PiTCHER MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE JACK LAMABE TO THE BOSTON RED SOX fOR DULED TO BEGIN AT 1330 DUE TO THE PITCHER DON SCHWALL AND CATCHER JIM CONTEST, THE RANGE WILL BE CLOSED FOR fRIDAY 6:00 DOUGLAS VS FIL-AMERICANS GENERAL PUBLIC SHOOTING. SATURDAY 6:00 ROI NAMUr- VS FIRE COMETS PAGLIARONI IN THE FIRST BIG DEAL OF THE INTER-LEAGUE TRADING PERIOD THE KWAJALEIN TEAM WILL CONSISl OF SUNDAY II :00 SPOILERS VS. OKOLEHAUS M. LOGAN, J MOSELEY, J. GEORGE, S 12-00 WECO VS GARDEN SHOP PIRATE GENERAL MANAGER JOE BROWN JONES AND A. WARP. J. CABAN WILL BE 2:00 MARINE DEPT. VS. MIXERS ANNOUNCED THE TRADE, THE SECOND IN ON HAND AS AN ALTERNATE SPECTATORS 4~00 GARDEN SHOP VS MIXERS THREE DAYS fOR HIS CLUB. ON MONDAY HE ARE WELCOME TO WITNESS THE CONTEST. 6:00 ALL-STAR GAME OBTAINED PITCHER DON CARDWELL AND MONDAY 6.00 ALL-STAR GAME SHORTSTOP JULIO GOTAY FROM THE ST .... LOUIS CARDINALS fOR SHORTSTOP DICK BOWliNG ALLEY OPERATING TUESDAY 6~00 THIRD ALL STAR GAME IF SERIES IS EVENED UP GROAT AND RELIEf PITCHER DIOMEDES THE BOWLING ALLEY WILL OPERATE ON WEDNESDAY 6:00 GARDEN SHOP VS. MARINE OLIVIO. THE REGULAR SCHEDULE TONIGHT, SATUR­ •• •• DEPT. DAY AND SUNDAY. ADDITIONAL INFORMA­ BRANDON FIELD PRACTICE TWO CONTESTS HELD TION WILL BE GIVEN ON MONDAY REGARD­ ING THE EXACT DATE THAT THE BOWLING PRACTICE STARTS AT 5:30 YESTERDAY AT ROI NAMUR IIHOLE iN ONE" ALLEY WILL BE CLOSED FOR RENOVATION. FRIDAY -- NATIONAL L ALL-STARS (110 YARDS) CONTEST JACK DIAMOND (TeT) SATURDAY - AMERICAN L. ALL-STARS CAME WITHIN II", E. KENDERINE (RCA) FRIDAY NIGHT MEN'S HAND!CAP LEAGuE 10&" AND PAT SHERIDAN (TCT) 13'9" SCHEDULE FOR TONIGHT NOVEMBER 23 !N COLLEGE FOOTBALL TODAY: VMI 14 To ROUND UP SPORTS ACTIVITIES, A 1-2 COMMUNICATORS VS. ARMY ZEUS VIRGINIA TECH 9, TULSA 24 WICHITA 6, HORSESHOE DOUBLES TOURNAMENT WAS HELD 3-4 SAR VS. ALLEY CATS TE~NESSEE ST. 33 KENTUCKY ST. 10, MON­ WITH DEWEv CUNEFARE, NORMAN TAVARES 5-6 SNACK BAR VS. C'iANCE YOIJGHl TANA 16 COLORADO ST. 15, NORTH CARO­ PLACING FIRST AND WILFRED 001, CALViN 7-8 EAGLES VS. HALE N,U LINA ST 27 WAKE FOREST 3. LINDSEY SECOND. i PAGE 6 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 23 l'luvEMBER NOTICES WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M By LINCOLN LABORATORY - A DRAFTSMAN "THE SPIRAL ROAD" C OR DRAFTSWOMAN. GENERAL ALL AROUND ROCK HUDSON, BURL IVES--FROM A NEW JON DE HORTAG NOVEL, ABOUT DRAFTING EXPERIENCE PREFERRED ARCHI­ A DUTCH EAST INDIES DOCTOR WHO DEVOTES HIMSELF TO STAMPING OUT DISEASE THERE. TECTURAL! MECHANICAL/ CHARTS AND GRAP~. FOR EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT CALL J. V. MARAPOTI, 9-254 OR 9-8-324. RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. "w I LD WESTERNERS It C FOR SALE JAMES PHILBROOK! GUY M,TCHELL--STORY TAKES PLACE IN MONTANA COMPLETE SSB HAMRIG. CONSISTS OF TERRITORY, DURING THE YEAR 186~. Two MEN WHO ARE LAW OFFICERS OF A SMALL HEATH M-T I TRANSMITTER, SB-IO SSB TOWN, HOLD UP A STAGE COACH HAULING GOLD TO V,RGINIA C,TY. THE OUTLAWS ARE ADAPTER, MOHAWK RECEIVER AND POWER TRACKED DOWN BY A U.S. MARSHALL. SUPPLY. CALL 9-546 OR SEE AT REEF 307 AFTER 6-30 P M. YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTtMES 7 00 P.M. AND 9:00 P.M. "JUDGEMENT AT NUREMBURG" SET OF RIGHT-HANDED GOLF CLUBS. CALL SPENCER TRACY, BURT LANCASTER--THE INNER CONFLICTS AND PROBLEMS KEN BAGANO AT 583 DURING WORKING HOURS. OF AN AMERICAN JUDGE SELECTED BY THE WAR DEPARTMENT TO PRESIDE AT THE NUREMBURG • •••• TRIAL OF NAZI JUDGES, WHO WERE BEING TRIED AS WAR CRIMINALS IN POST - WORLD WAR PORTABLE TYPEWRITER STANDARD KEY- II. VARIOUS WITNESSES AND VICTIMS OF NAZI TERRORISM APPEAR IN COURT TO TESTIFY BOARD WITH CASE. BRAND NEW IN ORIGIN­ AL PACKING. J SHATZKIN 9-8-349. ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6.30 P.M. AND 8.30 P.M.

• .... ,. III • "SEVEN SEAS TOCCALAIS" C 28 WATT STEREO AMPLIFIER - HEATH K,T. ROD TAYLOR, KEITH MITCHELL, IRENE WORTH--UNFOLDING THE ~EAFAR­ SEE AT TRAILER 39 OR PHONE 9-406. ING ADVENTURES OF BRITISH NAVAL HERO SIR FRANCES DRAKE IN THE DAYS OF ENGLAND'S FIRST QUEEN ELIZ/BETH. SONY 103 TAPE'R~~~~DER WITH 8-TUBE TRANSISTOR RADIO. SEE AT CORAL BOQ, NEW TANKERS ON ORDER ROI NAMUR MOVIES ROOM 203, OR CALL 9-345 DAYS. FR I DAY 23 "MY GE ISHA" · .. " LONDON, Nov. 22 (UPI)--THE PENINSULA SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1962 8 P.M. FOUND AND ORIENTAL SHIPPING GROUP, ALREADY TH "GORGO" C BILL TRAVERS, MARTIN BEN­ CHILO'S YELLOW RAINCOAT. LARGEST INDEPENDENT TANKER-OWING LINE SON--AN UNDERWATER EXPLOSION RELEASES THE HOURGLASS. IN BRITAIN, IS TO BUILD FOUR TANKERS A PREHISTORIC MONSTER, W~ICH IS CAPTURED INCLUDING ONE OF 85,000 TONS. THE RE­ AND EXHIBITED IN A LONDON CIRCUS. THE BRACELET, HORSE HEAD INSERT, LOST MAINING THREE WILL BE 55,000 TONS EACH. MONSTER'S MOTHER ATTACKS AND VIRTUALLY NEAR SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING. CLAIM THE LINE srlD IT HAD REACHED AGREE­ DESTROYS MODERN-DAY LONDON TO RESCUE AT HOURGLASS MENT WITH TEXACO PANAMA INC. FOR A 10- ITS OFFSPRINGc YEAR TIME CHARTER CONTRACT FOR THE FOUR PLUS "NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE HIGH­ LEATHER ~EY CASE WITH SEVEN KEYS. VESSELS. THEY WILL CARRY CRUDE TO THE LIGHTS." CLAIM AT HpURGLASS. NEW REGENT REFINERY AT PEMBROKE, WALES, WHICH IS OPERATED BY THE TEXACO OFF­ SATURDAY 24 NOVEMBER 1962 8 P.M. GENERAL N0TICES SHOOT HERE, REGENT O,L. "I THANK A FOOL" C SUS AN HAYWARD, THE ADULtS NEW TESTAMENT CLASSES ORDERS FOR THE TANKERS, WHICH WILL PETER FINCH--THE STORY Of A MAN AND WILL BE HELD IN ROOM J 12 OF THE GEORGE COST ABOUT II MILLION POUNDS, HAVE NOT WOMAN WHOSE HAPPINESS FALLS UNDER THE SEITZ SCHOOL, 7:30 P M. TONIGHT. YET BEEN PLACED. THEY WILL BE BUILT IN SHADOW OF AN ACCIDENTAL DEATH FOR WHICH BRITAIN READY FOR DELIVERY 1946-65 AND BOTH ARE BLAMELESS. BINGO AT THE MAD CLUB TONIGHT AT WILL SAIL UNDER THE BRITISH FLAG. 8:00 P.M. MOVIE WILL FOLLOW THE BINGO ASKS POL IT ICAL ASYLUM GAMES. ORDER ASTRONAUT ARRESTED COPENHAGEN, Nov. 22 (UPI)--A 23-YEAR MATINEE AT THE ROXY THEATER SATURDAY MARIANNA, FLORIDI, Nov. 22 (UPI)-- OLD EAST GERMAN ENGINEER JUMPED SHIP AND WILL BE "LAD A DOG" A COUNTY JUDGE YESTERDAY ISSUED A WAf- SOUGHT POLITICAL ASYLUM WEDNESDAY NIGHT RANT fOR THE ARREST OF ASTRONAUT VIRGIL IN GODTHAAB, GREENLAND. EVENING"STUDY GROUP MEETS TONIGHT GRISSOM. AUTHORITIES SAID THE EAST GERMAN TRAW- JACKSON COUNTY JUDGE JULIAN LARAMORE LER HAD ENTERED GODTHAAB HARBOR FOR FRESH MEETING WILL BE FRIDAY 23, AT 8.30 SAID GRISSOM HAD FAILED TO PAY A $20 WATER SUPPLIES. THE UNIDENTIFIED YOUNG QUARTERS 437-D. CALL 2396 OR 2372 IF FINE FOR GOI~G 70 MILES AND HOUR THROUG~ENGINEER WAS INSTALLING PIPE ON THE WA­ PLANNING TO ATTEND. THIS NORTHWEST FLORIDA TOWN. THE SPEED TERFRONT WHEN HE SUDDENLY RAN AWAY. DR. HAROLD HANLIN WILL MEET WITH THE LIMIT IS 55· HE IS GREENLAND'S FIRST COMMUNIST DE- GROUP. THERE WILL BE SLIDES OF PONAPE GRISSOM PLEADED GUILTY OVER THE PHONE FECTOR. SHOWN. ACCORDING TO LARAMORE, AND AGREED TO THE TRAWLER CAPTAIN TALKED WITH THE o ••••• PAY THE FINE THE JUDGE SLAPPED ON DEFECTOR AT THE POLICE STATION, BUT PEER ESCAPES ARREST HIM. FAILED TO CHANGE HIS MIND. AUTHORITIES LONDON, Nov. 22 (UPI)--LoRD MOWBRAY, "I EXPECTED HIM TO SETTLE THE CASE SAID HE WILL BE PUT ON THE FIRST AVAIL- 67, ESCAPED ARREST YESTERDAY BY PLEAD­ JUST LIKE ANYBODY ELSE," SAID LARAMORE. ABLE SHIP TO COPENHAGEN. ING A PEER'S IMMUNITY FROM THE LONG ARM OF THE LAW WHILE PARLIAMENT IS IN SES­ FATHER OF ACTRESS DIES ICE THREE MILES THICK SION. WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, Nov. 22 CANBERRA, Nov. 22 ~UPI)--A TEAM OF A JUDGE TURNED DOWN LADY MOWBRAY'S (UPI)--DR. THOMAS N. HEPBURN, 82, FATHE~FOUR ASTRALIANS, ONE NEW ZEALANDER AND PLEA IN THE HIGH COURT THAT HER ES­ OF ACTRESS KATHARINE HEPBURN, DIED TUES-ONE AMERICAN HAS COMPLETED A LONG AND TRANGED HUSBAND (MOTTO: "1 WILL BE DAY AT HIS HOME. UNUSUAL TREK ACROSS ANTARCTICA. LOYAL DURING MY LIFE") BE JAILED FOR DR. HEPBURN HAD PRACTICED MEDICINE THEY TRAVELED 900 MILES FROM AUSTRALIA'S CONTEMPT OF COURT FOR NOT HANDLING OVER IN HARTFORD SINCE 1905 AND WAS THE FIRS WILKES BASE TO RUSSIA'S VOSTOK, TAKING HIS WIFE'S PERSONAL PROTERTY. UROLOGY SPECIALIST IN THE STATE. HE GRAVITY READINGS EVERY FIVE MILES TO THE JUDGE'S RULING CAME AFTER MOWBRAY ONCE HEADED THE HARTFORD HOSPITAL SUR- TEST THE DEPTH OF THE ICE~ AT ONE POINT POINTED OUT THAT THE LAW FORBIDS THE GICAL STAFF. IT WAS THREE MILES THICK. ARREST IN A CIVIL SUIT OF A PEER WHILE THE EXPLORERS, WHOSE LEADER, ROBERT THE HOUSE OF LORDS IS IN SESSION, AS IT ...... POPE A TRUE WISE MAN THOMSON, REPORTED THEM ALL WELL AND IS NOW. " HAPPY," ENCOUNTERED TEMPERATURES DOWN ROME, Nov. 22 (UPI)--JAPANESE PRIME TO II~ DEGREES FAHRENHEIT BELOW ZERO. RUSSIA LOSES AGAIN MINISTER HAYATO IKEDA DESCRIBED POPE JOHN XXI II AS "A TRUE WISE MAN" AFTER SUBWAY TRAINS COLLIDE UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 22 (UPI)--RuSSIA MEETING HIM EARLIER IN THE DAY FOR A LONDON, Nov. 22 (UPI)-.Tw0-5UBWAY TRAINS LOST ANOTHER ROUND TODAY IN ITS FIGHT 25-MINUTE PRIVATE AUDIENCE AT THE VA- COLL I OED IN CENTR AL LONDON TODAY, I NJUR­ TO GET THE UN FOLITICAL COMMITTEE TO TICAN PALACE. ING AT LEAST SIX PERSONS AND BLOCKING ISSUE PRIOR INVITATIONS TO THE REPUBLIC •••••• TRAFFIC ON THE LINE AFFECTED. OF KOREA AND COMMUNIST NORTH KOREA TO DAKAR, Nov. 22 (UPI)--WOMEN FROM ALL THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED WHEN ONE TRAIN PARTICIPATE IN THE KOREAN DEBATE ON AN OVER AFRICA ARE HOLDING A CONFERENCE RAN INTO THE REAR OF ANOTHER. THE SCENE EQUAL FOOTING. HERE ON PROBLEMS OF ILLITERACY--THERE IS WITHIN A FEW SLOCKS OF BUCKINGHAM PAL ARE SOME 100,000,005 ILLITERATES IN AF- ACE AND THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT THE AC ITEMS? FICA-TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND THE EDUCA- CIDENT WAS SLAMED ON SIGNAL TROUBLE. J NEWS CALL 2114 OR 539 TION OF WOMEN FOR PUBLIC LIFE.