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VOL. 5 No. 1612 KWAJALE~N, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY 16 JANUARY H964

FORMER PFO CHIEF TITAN-2 FLAGS FLY TOGETHER REIORNING FOR VISIT LT. COL EDWARD M DOOLEY, fORMER cB9~~EID~PuPi ~Y~H~~~TAN-2 PAJA~ c~~~~h Z~~~)--PANAMA CHIEF Of THE ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND'S ROCKET ROARED 5,800 MILES DOWN THE AT­ AGREED TODAY TO RESUME DIPLOMATIC RE­ PACifiC FIELD OFfiCE ON KWAJALEIN, IS LANTIC TEST RANGE TODAY IN A SUCCESS­ lATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES, AND SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE HERE TOMORROW ON fUL TEST Of ITS ABILITY TO fUNCTION THE TWO COUNTRIES AGREED TO NEGOTIATE I THE N I KE ZEUS CHARTER FL I GHT BOTH AS A WAR MISSILE AND A BOOSTER "ALL EXISTING MATTERS" AT ISSUE WITHIN

I LT. COL DOOLEY, WHO IS NOW WITH THE fOR AMERiCA'S NEW GEMINI SPACE SHIPS. 30 DAYS. NIKE-X PROJECT MANAGER'S STAfF OffiCE THE 10-STORY MISSilE, HEAVilY LADEN THE WORDING Of THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF OF THE ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND IN WASH­ WITH TEST INSTRUMENTS, THUNDERED INTO AGREEMENT STATEMENT AVOIOS THE TERM INGTON, D.C., WAS PFO CHIEf fROM AUGUST A CLOUDLESS SKY AT 3.30 P M. EST AHEAD "REVISiON Of THE TREATY OF THE CANAL 10, 1961, TO JULY 25, 1963 Of A TRANSPARENT SHAfT Of fLAME. ABOUT ZONE," TO WHICH THE U S GOVERNMENT HE WAS SUCCEEDED BY THE PRESENT CHIEf 30 ~INUTES LATER, iTS NOSE CONE SLAMMED OBJECTED Of pro, COL. GLENN CRANE. INTO AN ATLANTIC OCEAN TARGET AREA. WiTHIN HOURS OF THE ~REEMENT, THE IT COL DOOLEY WILL VISIT KWAJALE!N THE T!TAN-2, AMERICA'S MOST POWERfUL AMERICAN AND PANAMANIAN flAGS WERE fOR ONE WEEK, TO STUDY THE DETAILS IN­ COMBAT ROCKET, HAS BEEN SELECTED TO RAISED SIMULTANEOUSLY ON BRAND NEW AND VOLVED IN THE FUTURE CHANGE-OVER Of HURL TWO-~AN SPACESHIPS INTO ORBIT IN SEPARATE flAGPOLES IN fRONT Of BALBOA THE ISLAND'S MANAGEMENT fROM THE NAVY THE SOON-TO-START GEMINI MANNED SPACE HIGH SCHOOL IN THE CANAL ZONE TO THE AR~Y fl i GHT PROGRAM. I N WAR, THE NUCl EAR STUDENT DEMONSTRATIONS OVER FLYING OF ESPECIAL INTEREST TO FRIENDS Of TIPPED PROJECTILE CAN HIT A TARGET BOTH fLAGS IN FRONT OF THE HIGH SCHOOL LT. COL. DOOLEY IS THE INfORMATION THAT HAlfWAY AROUND THE GLOBE SET OfF LAST WEEK'S RIOTING THAT RE­ HE HAS BEEN SELECTED,AS AN OUTSTANDING TODAY'S ROCKET WAS THE THIRD TO CAR­ SULTED IN DEATH fOR 21 PERSONS AND OfFICER, FOR PROMOTION TO COLONEL. RY GEAR DESIGNED TO SENSE MAlfUNCTIONS INJURY TO ALMOST 500 OTHERS ACCOMPANYING HIM WILL BE LEWIS AYCOCK, IN THE GEMINI SPACE BOOSTERS IN TIME ABOUT i,500 STUDENTS AND fACULTY COMPTROLLER fOR THE ARMY MATERIEL COM­ TO ALLOW GE~INI PilOTS TIME TO ESCAPE MEMBERS WATCHED THE flAG-RAISING CERE­ MAND, AND RUSSELL WINN Of THE NIKE-X BECAUSE THE TWO PREVIOUS fliGHTS WITH ~ONV THiS MORNING PROJECT MANAGER'S OFfiCE, REDSTONE THE TROUBLE DETECTING GEAR WERE SUC­ THERE WAS SOME GRUMBL!NG AMONG THE ARSENAL, ALABAMA. CESSFUL, THE SYSTEM HAS NOT HAD AN STUDENTS ABOUT THE MOVE, BUT OTHERS OPPORTUNITY TO DETECT A PROBLEM MADE CLEAR THAT "WE HAVE NOTHING AGAINSl THE ROCKET ALSO ~AS THE THIRD RIGGED THE PANAMA flAG--All WE WANTED WAS TO FIND BODY OF CRASH VICTIM WiT~ DEVICES IN ITS PROPEllANT SYSTEM GET THE AMERICAN flAG BACK UP " CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND (UP~)--THE BODY TO IRON OUT VIBRAT!ONS WHICH SPACE REACTION SEEMED TO BE MIXED NONE Of THE NAVIGATOR Of A B52 JET BOMBER, AGENCY OffiCIALS fEARED MIGHT BE TOO Of THE STUDENTS WOULD GIVE THEIR NAMES, WHICH CRASHED MONDAY IN THE SNOW-COVERED SEVERE FOR ASTRONAUTS THE fiRST TWO AND ONE SAID, "~f WE MAKE ANY TROUBLE MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN MARYLAND, WAS fOUND TESTS TO TONE DOWN THE "POGO S'fI CK" NOW WE'LL BE SHIPPED BACK TO THE STATES' TODAY ABOUT THREE MILES fROM WHERE HIS WERE ALSO SUCCESSfUL. SCHOOLS IN THE ZONE OPENED TODAY fOR PARACHUTE HAD BECOME ENTANGLED IN A TREE ATTACHED TO THE OUTSIDE SKIN OF THE THE fiRST TIME SINCE lAST THURSDAY'S MARYLAND STATE TROOPERS fOUND THE MISSilE'S SECOND STAGE WAS A RECOVER­ RIOTING IN PANAMA WHICH WAS TOUCHED OFF BODY Of MAJ. ROBERT L. PAYNE, 41, Of ABLE POD CARRYING APPARATUS TO TEST WHEN PANAMANIAN STUDENTS SOUGHT TO TULSA, OKLAHOMA, IN DEEP SNOW ABOUT THE CONVERSION Of liQUID OXYGEN TO RAISE THEIR COUNTRY'S flAG IN fRONT OF EIGHT MILES SOUTHWEST OF GRANSTVILLE, GAS DURING fliGHT THE BALBOA SCHOOL THEIR MOVE CAME MARYLAND THE AIR FORCE SAID PAYNE THE AIR FORCE HAS 54 TITAN-2 MISSilES AFTER STUDENTS THERE, IN VIOLATION Of APPARENTLY HAD SURVIVED A BAILOUT FROM COMBAT-READY IN UNDERGROUND SilOS IN THE CANAL ZONE GOVERNOR'S ORDER TEM­ THE ST~ATEGIC AIR COMMAND (SAC) BOMBER ARKANSAS, ARIZONA, AND KANSAS PORARilY BANNING THE fLYiNG Of THE ONLY TO FALL VICTIM TO THE fOUR-BELOW AMERICAN fLAG, RAISED THE STARS AND ZERO TEMPERATURE. STRIPES ANO REfUSED TO TAKE IT DOWN ONE CREWMAN Of THE ORIGINAL fiVE WHO 15pfRlj ~LfuDP! ~ ~_AB~ ~~~ll.N~ I 9PsS~~PiS2~ THE OLD flAG POLE WAS CUT DOWN AND WERE ABOARD THE B52 BOMBER WAS STILL STORY APARTMENT BUilDING COLLAPSED TO­ TWO NEW ALUMINUM POLES WERE PUT UP ON UNACCOUNTED fOR HE WAS LISTED AS DAY, HURLING 100,000 TONS OF STEEL EITHER SIDE THREE-MAN GROUPS OF UNI­ T SGT MELVIN WOOTEN, 27, OF RAPID GIRDERS AND CEMENT DOWN ON CONSTRUCTION FORMED RESERVE OffiCERS' TRAINING CORPS CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA, A GUNNER, WHO PARA­ WORKERS RESCUE OffiCIALS SAID TONIGHT (ROTC) STUDENTS MARCHED DOWN OPPOSITE CHUTED fRO~ THE PLANE WITH THREE OTHER 15 WORKMEN WERE KILLED AND AT lEAST BUT PARALLEL S!DEWALKS TO THE NEW CREWMEN ONE BODY WAS FOUND IN THE 10 OTHERS TRAPPED UNDER THE TOWERING POLES THEN, WHEN THE ORDER TORAISE TH WRECKAGE AND TWO fLIERS WERE KNOWN TO PILE OF RUBBLE MANY Of THE MISSING COLORS WAS GIVEN BY A SABER-SALUTING HAVE SURVIVED. WERE PRESUMED DEAD ROTC OFfiCER, THE TWO flAGS WERE THE AIR FORCE SAID PAYNE APPARENTLY RESCUERS SAID 17 WORKERS WERE HOS­ RUN UP SIMULTANEOUSLY THERE WAS A SLEPT IN A LifE RAfT MONDAY NIGHT AND PITALIZED, SOME OF THEM WITH SERIOUS FLICKER Of APPLAUSE THEN BEGAN WAL~!NG THROUGH THE DRifTING INJURIES HIP-HIGH SNOW !N AN EffORT 70 REACH WORKING WITH ACETYLENE TORCHES AND

SAFETY. flOODLIGHTS, 200 fiREMEN fOUGHT TO CASTR0 9 NIKITA TALK IN SECRET AT DAYBREAK TODAY, fiVE HELICOPTERS REACH THE TRAPPED MEN Moscow (UP~)--TALKS BETWEEN PREMIER AND A NUMBER Of CIVIL AIR PATROL PLANES ONE WORKMAN HAD HIS lEGS CRUSHED BY N!KITA S. KHRUSHCHEV AND CUBAN PREMIER RESUMED THE SEARCH fOR WOOTEN WHILE A CEMENT PilLAR HE ASKED fOR A CIGAR­ FIDEL CASTRO WERE KEPT SECRET TODAY GROUND PARTIES PUSHED THE!R WAY THROUGH ETTE AND SMOKED IN SILENCE AS fiREMEN WHilE THE PRESS SHifTED THE SPOTLIGHT THE MOUNTAINOUS COUNTRY WORKED FRANTICALLY TO FREE HIM TO MASSIVE SOViET AID TO CUBA ANOTHER MAN WAS HEARD CALLING fOR THROUGHOUT THE DAY, THE SOVIET NEWS EUROPE-BRITAIN PARTNERSHIP VITAL HELP fROM DEEP IN THE MASS OF DEBRI~ AGENCY TASS TRANSMITTED DISPATCHES fROM MANY Of THE VICTIMS WERE ALGERIANS VARIOUS PROV~NCIAL CITIES WHERE SHIP­ LONDON (UPi)--WEST GERMAN CHANCELLOR WHO fORM THE BULK OF THE CONSTRUCTION MENTS Of HEAVY GOODS AND CONSTRUCTION LUDWiG ERHARD TODAY CALLED FOR A UNiTED WORKING FORCE IN FRANCE EQUIPMENT WERE BEING PREPARED fOR EUROPE WITH BRITISH PARTiCIPATION WITHiN EYEWITNESSES SAID THE lIGHT STEEL SHiPMENT TO HAVANA Moscow RADIO, IN AN THE ATLANTIC PARTNERSHIP fRAMEWORK OF THE BUilDING TUMBLED TO EVENING NEWS BROADCAST, REPORTED NEW ERHARD, WHO ARRIVED fOR A TWO-DAY V"SST,EARTH WITHIN SECONDS, SHOOTING UP A PROJECTS WHICH HAVE BEEN DRAWN UP TO MADE HIS APPEAL iN A SPEECH AT A BANQUET HUGE CLOUD Of THICK DUST WHICH TOOK IMPROVE STORAGE FACILITIES AT HAVANA'S GIVEN IN HIS HONOR BY THE LORD MAYOR Of 20 MINUTES TO CLEAR AND HAMPERED EARLY HARBOR NEWS OF THE PROJECTS ADDED LONDON "EUROPE WILL REMAIN A TORSO RESCUE OPERATIONS TO SPECULATION HERE AND ABROAD THAT UNLESS IT IS JOINED BY GREAT BRITAiN," CITY OfFIC!ALS SAID THE DISASTER OC- THE SOVIET lEADER IS DiSCUSSING HOW TO HE SAID CURRED JUST BEfORE A SMAll CELEBRATION HELP REVIVE THE SHAKY ECONOMY Of THE ERHARD SA~D GERMANY HAS PROP05ED ITA WAS TO BE HELD MARKING THE COMPLETION iSLAND NEW IN!TIATIVE TO PREVENT EUROPE fROM O~ T~E LAST fL00R, AN OLD EUROPEAN (LATER TONIGHT, Moscow TELEVISION SAID BEING STRANGLED BY TECHNOCRATS" BUilDING TRADE TRADITION. IT WAS AS ABSURD TO SUGGEST THAT CASTRO iT WAS A YEAR AGO ALMOST TO THE DAY AN ESTIMATED 50 WORKERS WERE AT OR WAS INVOLVED IN THE PANAMA EVENTS AS THAT BRITAIN WAS SHUT OUT OF THE [URO- NEAR THE SITE OF THE COLLAPSE. THAT HE HAD ENGAGED AGENTS !N THE REVO­ PEAN COMMON MARKET 6Y THE VETO Of DE GAULLE ••• lUTION IN ZANZ3BAR ) HOURGLASS THURSDAY ~6 JANUARY ~964

I PUBL~SHED AT ThE D~RECT~O~ OF CITY COUNCRL PASSES LAW AGA~NST SMOK~NG ACTOR TO UNDERGO I fHE COMlVlAND!NG Or'r~CER PAC~f~C EASTLAND, TEXAS (UP~)--!S THE CiTY COUNCil'S ANTI­ CA~CER SURGERY" MijSSulE RANCE fAC~LJ7i, KWAJ­ CIGARETTE ORDINANCE A JOKE OR REALLY THE END OF A lEGAL NEW YORK (UP~)--ACTOR VAN ALE~N, ~ARS~ALL uSLA~DS,CON­ SII40KE? JOHNSON, 47, WHO UNDERWENT TRACT NOAS-5;-~~76-c WuiM ThE No JOKE, SAiD MAYOR DON PIERSON. HE EXPECTS THE OR- SURGERY FOR CANCER EIGHT TRANSPORT COMPANY Of TEXAS 0 DINANCE 10 BECOME EFFECTIVE ON fEBRUARY 20. MONTHS AGO, WILL GET "PRE­ THE ~OURG~ASS IS PUB~ISYED 1T PROVIDES A $~,OOO FINE OR THREE YEARS' IMPRISONMENT CAUTIONARV SURGERY" TOMORROW, DAilY MONDAY THROUG~ SA·URDAY FOR SMOKING C~GARETTES, SELLING CIGARETTES OR GIVING AN OPERAT!ON FOR THE REMOVAL DEADLINE FOR NOTiCES IS 4 P M AWAY CIGARETTES iN THE MUNICIPAL lIM!TS EASTLAND'S OF A lYMPH GLAND. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION" DEAD­ POPULAT~ON IS 4,000 THE RED-HAIRED FORMER LINE FOR NEWS ITE~S 'S nO A.M How CAN THE ORDINANCE BE ENFORCED? CHORUS BOY WHO BECAME A DAY OF PUBL!CATDON "DON'T ASK ME--ASK THE MAYOR," REPLIED POLICE CHIEF RAY HOLLYWOOD STAR ENTERED MEMOR­ THE HOURGLASS RESERVES T~E LANEY. IAL HOSPITAL FOR CANCER AND RIGHT TO EDIT COpy RECEIVED PiERSON SAID HE THOUGHT CITIZENS' ARRESTS, NON-SMOKERS ALLIED DISEASES HERE LAST FOR PUBL~CATiON RUNNING IN SMOKERS, ~AY BE THE ANSWER HE DOES NOT THINK NIGHT ON ORDERS OF HIS EDITOR - CLAiRE BRIGhAM THE SIX-MAN POLICE FORCE CAN DO THE JOB PHYSICIAN. STA~F - NANCV ~OUG~TON ANC 7HE COUNCIL EVIDENTLY WAS I~PRESSED SATURDAY BY THE JOHNSON HAD A CANCEROUS PAT WIl!.. IS GOVERNMENT REPORT ON THE EVILS OF CIGARETTE SMOKING GROWTH REMOVED FROM HIS LEFT THE ORDINANCE, iF ORDII~ANCE IT WAS, CAME OUT OF AN THIGH LAST MARCH" THE NEW PEACE CORPS VOLUNTEER EMERGENCY MEETING ON MONDAY NiGHT OF FOUR OF THE FIVE SURGERY WILL REMOVE A LYMPH t-JUMBERS J:JMP ~EMBERS OF THE COUNCIL, THREE SMOKERS OR RECENT NON­ GLAND IN THE GROIN NEAR THE WASHINGTON (JP~)--THE PEACE SMOKERS AND ONE NON-SMOKER OF LONG STANDING SITE OF THE CANCER SURGERY CORPS DISCt..OSED TODAY A "SHARP H.Vo O'BRIEN, PUBLISHER OF THE WEEKLY EASTLAND TELEGRAM, THE ACTOR, WHOSE CANCER UPSURGE" iN \IO~UNTEERS SINCE SAiD MAYOR PIERSON GAVE HiM A STATEMENT SAVING. WAS DISCOVERED WHiLE HE WAS P~ESIDENT KENNEDY'S ~SSpSSI­ liTHE CITY COUNCIL OF EASTLAND, TEXAS, MEETING IN A MAKING A MOVnE IN HOLLYWOOD, NAT!ON SPECIALLY CALLED MEETING, TODAY (MONDAY) PASSED AN EMER­ IS EXPECTED TO BE IN THE I DECE~8ER APP~IGlTiO~S WiRE GENCv ORDiNANCE FORBiDD"NG THE SALE, GIVING OR SMOKING HOSPfiTAL BETWEEN !O AND u4 TH E H! GH EST I N HIS T C R", 4 , 802 OF CIGARETTES BY ANY PERSON, PERSONS OR BUSINESS FIRMS IN DAYS HE THEN WilL REST BE­ THE CORPOPATE CITY L~~ITS fiNES FOR ViOLATiON RUN FROM COMPARED W TH ~,992 i~ DE­ FORE FILL~NG A NIGHTCLUB, CE~BER OF 1962 T~E NUMBER $!,OOO TO THREE ~EARS IN PRiSON FOR EACH OFfENSE A ENGAGEMENT TAKING THE PEACE CORPS TEST SPECIAL EXE~PTION WILL BE GIVEN TO TOURISTS PASSING JOHNSON DeSCRIBED HIMSELF DECEMBER 7 INCREASED 35 PER THROUGH THE CITY." AS LUCKY IN DISCOVERING CENT OVER THE i"Utvl8ER ON NOVEM­ O'BRI~N SAID HE HAD THE iMPRESSION THAT A CITY ORDINANCE EARLY THAT HE HAD CANCER OER ~9 TJ BE LEGAL MUST BE READ THREE TI~ES !N OPEN COUNCIL HE POi~TED OUT THERE WERE OfFICIALS PREDICTED THAT MEET!NGS HE EXPECTED THE SMOKERS TO BE HEARD AT THE PERSONS WALKING AROUND WITH ABOUT 75,000 WilL VOLUNTEER NEXT COUNCIL MEETING CANCER WITHOUT KNOWING IT DURING 1964, COMPARED WITH HOWEVER, O'BRIEN HAS QUiT SMOK~NG, AS HAS THE MAYOR AND AND WHO "WON'T KNOW UNTIL ABOUT 38,000 IN 1964. ONLY DRUGGIST DALE TROUTT, ANOTHER CITY COUNCILMAN IT'S TOO LATEo" ABOUT "2,000 WILL BE ACCEPTED PlERSON, A FORMER TWO-PACK-A-DA~ MAN, ANNOUNCED THAT HE JOHNSON SAID HIS STOMACH ONE VOLUNTEER WROTE ON THE HAS STOPPED S~OK!NG FLOPPED OVER WHEN HE LEARNED DAY Or THE ASSASS'NATIO~ TH~T 1t~'M GOiNG TO KEEP CAR~t!NG THEM FOR A WHILE, JUST TO HE HAD CANCER BUT THAT HE SHE WANTED "TO HELP OUR SICK FONDLE," TROUTT SAID, "BUT i'~ "THROUGH" PICKED HIMSELF UP AND DE­

A NO TPO '.JBL ED WORLD' 0 " fORT WJRTH ~ITY ATTO~N£Y S G JJHNDROE, JR , SAID THAT CIDED TO GET ON W~TH THE THREE DAYS ~fT£R T~E SlAY- EASTLAND SMOKERS HAVE NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT HE SAID REQUIRED MED!CAL TREATMENT lNG, A rOUNG ~AN RECAL~£~ T~AT THE ST~TE HAS, IN EFFECT, lEGALLY APPROVED CIGARETTES BY AND SURGERY HE NOW UNDER­ 1 T~[ LATE PR£S!DENT HAD SA D TAX NG THEM GOES CHECKUPS FOUR T!~ES "As,,, NOl 'JI-lA.T YOU~ COUNTRy' A YEAR. CA1~ D,) FOR you, Bl.;T ASK, \vHAT A~R FORCE O~F~CERS ~N ARAB LEADERS APPEAR ijN THE ACTOR SAiD HE HAD FINE YOU CAI~ DO fOR VOJR COUNTRY" SPACE TR~P TEST PUBL~C AS MEET~NG ENDS MEDICAL CARE AND PRAYER GOING THE MA.N TOLD THE FEACE tORPS, BA~Ti~ORE (UP~)--TWELVE CAIRO (UP~)--THE ARAB FOR HiM IN HUS ~~GHT FOR "S0 i ASK ."tHAT CAN ~ DO FOR AIR FORCE OFF!CERS WILL PAR- SUMMIT MEETING MOVED SWIFTLY GOOD HEALTH AMER! CA'l" TiCIPATE iN FOUR SIMULATED TOWARDS A CLIMAX TODAY WITH T~E CO~DS HAS NOT YET TO~D ROUND-TRIP ApOLLO F~iGHTS AGREEMENT ON ARAB PLANS FOR BABOON KuDNEYS USED ~N HIM,~OR HIS APPLijCATION IS TO THE MoeN, A SPOKESMAN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE JOR- TRANSPLANT STILL BEING PROCESSED FOR THE MART!N COMPANY SAlD DAN RIVER, COUNTERACTING DENVER, COLORADO (UP~)-- A PEACE CORPS SPOKESMAN HERE THiS EVENING AN ~SRAEL! SCHEME TO TAP A TEAM OF DENVER SURGE~NS S~ID 'THE SHARP UPSURGE OF THE FLIGHTS ARE PART OF THE ANCiENT WATERWAY TUESDAY RECORDED THEIR FIFTH APPLIC~TIONS FOR THE PEACE A $77 n ,000 RESEARCH PROGRAM A NUMBER OF HEADS OF THE TRANSPLANT OF BABOON KIDNEYS COPPS FOL~OWtNG ThE ASSASSI- ASSIGNED THE MARTiN COMPANY ARAB COUNTRIES ARE ANXIOUS TO A HUMAN, TWO DAYS AFTER NAT JON OF PRESiDENT KEN~ED~ BY THE NAT!ONAL AERONAUTICS TO WIND UP THE MEETING AND ~E FiRST OF THE FIVE PATtENTS SHOWS US HOW DEEPLY IDENTIFIED AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION GO HOME TOMORROW FOR THE DIED. H~ I~ WITH THE PEACE CORPS (NASA). FOUR GROUPS OF THREE START OF THE MOSLEM HOLY THE OPERATiON YE~TERDAY iN THE Iv1INDS OF ~OST AMERiCANS" PilOTS W!LL SPEND SIX WEEKS MONTH OF RAMADAN WAS PERFORMED AT VETERANS T~E SPOKESMAN SAID THAT AT THE MARTIN FACiliTY, KING HASSAN OF MOROCCO ADMINISTRATION HOSPiTAL ON NEARLY 90 PER CENT OF THE AP­ CARRYING OUT FOUR SIMULATED LEFT FOR HOME TODAY BECAUSE A 36-YEAR-OLD NAVY VETERAN PLICAT!O~S ~ENTIONED KENNEDY LAND!NGS. HiS ROLE AS A RELIGIOUS WHO WAS SUFFERiNG FROM A 23-~EAR-OLD NEW JERSEY THE TWELVE MEN ARE GRADU­ LEADER REQUIRES HIS PRESENCE TERMINAL KIDNEY FAfilURE, A WO~AN SAID THE DAY AFTER HIS ATES OF THE AIR fORCE TO iNAUGURATE RAMADAN IN SPOKESMAN SAID DEATH,"Now i FEEL AN URGENCY" AEROSPACE RESEARCH PILOTS MOROCCO THE FIVE-HOUR OPERATION WAS SHE SAiD SHE WANTED TO "DO SCHOOL, EDWARDS AIR fORCE THE ARAB CHiEFS HAD LUNCH THE FIRST ANiMAl-TO-HUMAN MV SMALL PART !N TRYING TO BASE, CAI..IFORNIA ON THE ROOFTOP DINING ROOM TRANSPLANT PERFORMED IN RECTnFY THE WRONG OF THE DEED THE STUDY WiL~ MEASURE OF THE SHEPERD'S HOTEL iN VETERANS ADMnNISTRATION \/HICH HAS BEEN DONE BY A THEIR PERFORMANCE RELIA- THE!R FIRST APPEARANCE TO- HOSPITAL. THE FOUR PRECEDING "EL~OW HUIv1AN BEING (KENNEDY'S BILITY IN TASKS INVOLVED GETHER OUTSIDE THE CONFINES DENVER OPERATiONS, ALL BY ASSASSIN)." IN l~NAR LA~DINGS riVE c~ T~f LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS THE SAME TEAM OF SURGEONS, A yOUNG I14AN FROM MADISON, WEEKS WILL BE DEVOTED TO SiNCE THEIR MEETING BEGAN WERE PERFORMED AT THE UNI- WISCONSIN, WROTE T~AT KrNNED~'SCREW TRAINING PRIOR TO THE A~TER LUNCH, THE KINGS AND VERSITY OF COl0RAOO MEDICAL DEATH H~C "GIV[N ME REAL SiMUlATEC Iv1!SSION. PRESIDENTS STROllED ALONG CENTER, A FEW BLOCKS AWAY. PURPOSE iN WANT!~G TO SERVE THE NilE, SMILING AND WAVING THE HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN I~ THE IN'TEG STATES PE~C~ BUY UuSo SAViNGS BONDS AT TOURISTS PASSING BY SAID ALL FOUR OF THE TRANS-

lORPS Ii ~ ______~.~"~~~~~~~~~-rr~~~~.~.~~ ______-TPLANT PATIENTS WERE REPORTED CI\,E V0LJNTEER S~!D "~~ A MAN SCrl\~E~TZER OBSERVES ~9TH B~RTHDAY IN GOOD CONDITION TODAY. AN CAN GiVE HIS ~IFE, ~ CAN G~VE LAMBARENE~ GABON (UPU)--NOBEl PEACE PRIZE WINNER DRo AUTOPSY PERFORMED ON THE TWO YEtRSo lt ALBERT SCHWEiTZER CELEBRATED HIS 89TH BIRTHDAY YESTERDAY 40-YEAR-OLD MAN WHO DIED AT THE LEPER HOSPITAL HE BUllT HERE 50 YEAQS AGO. SUNDAY SHOWED DEATH DUE TO tvlAI\i Mij N\.;S IV1E.N WORK AT THE HOSPiTAL WENT ON AS USUAL AND SCHWEITZER PULMONARY EII4BOL', OR BLOOD DOUGLAS, iSLE OF ~AN (UPI)-­ TOOK ONLY HALF AN HOUR OFF TO RECElvE THE GOOD W1S~ES OF CLOTS IN THE LUNGS, THE THE qSLE OF MftN HAS A SH0pTAGE THE HOSPITAL STAFF AND FRIENDS SPOKESMAN SASD. "THE KIDNEYS OF ~EN SCHWEITZER, WHO HAS LIVED HERE Al~OST PER~ANENTLY SINCE SEEMED TO BE ~UNCTIONiNG THE GOVERI-,I'VI£W1' Sf> 1(' T00A'" ~943, RECERVED 56 GijfTS BUT DiD NOT OPEN THEM UNTIL AFTER PROPERLY," HE SAIDo TriERE ARl 26,09~ W~~EN 6ND WORK HIS STAFF MANAGED TO D~STRACT HiM BRiEFLY BY SING­ OF THE SEVEN ATTEMPTED ANI­ 22;J60 ~EN ON T~\S "SLA~D OFF ING HYMNS OUTSIDE HIS HUT RESIDENCE, AS iN PAST YEARS, MAL TO HUMAN TRANSPLANTS, THE wEST COpS- OF ~R£LAN~. THR EE HA VE D nED PAGE 4 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 16 JANUARY 1964

"COPS AND ROBBERS 11 ADULT GROUPS LODGE VISITS IN GUERRJLLA AREA

• .,fOR REAL, NOT To V 0 COMPLETE SWIMMING SA I GON (UPI )--U S AMBASSADOR HENRY CABOT LODGE DROVE SAN FRANCiSCO (UPI }--THE TWO ADULT SWIM~ING GROUPS THROUGH THE GUERRILLA-INFESTED MEKONG RIVER DELTA IN AN SCENE WAS fl JUST LIKE THEY PASSED T~EIR BEGINNER RATING UNESCORTED CAR TODAY TO PAY A SURPRISE 2i HOUR viSIT AT A SHOW ON TELEVISION" TO THE AT THE DEPENDENTS POOL THIS STRATEGIC HAMLET 25 MILES SOUTH OF HERE YOUNG !RANIAN STUDENT WHO WEEK AND WERE ISSUED THEIR LODGE MADE THE TR I P AM I D REPORTS OF NEW AMER I CAN CASUA!..­ WiTNESSED iT RED CROSS CERTt'ICATES TIES I~ THE AREA AND CHARGES OF ATROCITIES AGAINST COM­ THE PO~~CEMAN CROUCHED BE- IHESE COURSES WERE MADE POS­ MuNIST VIET CONG GUERRILLAS THERE. HIND AN AUTOMOBILE OCCAS- SIBLE THROUGH THE COOPERA­ AN AMERICAN MILITARY SPOKESMAN SAID A U S ARMY SERGEANT SIONAL ... Y HIS GUN WOUl D AP­ TiON OF SPECIAL SERVICES WAS WOUNDED EARLY TODAY WHILE PARTICIPATING IN "A SEARCH II PEAR FROM BEHIND THE AUTO­ AND TWO VOLUNTEER RED CROSS AND CLEAR OPERAT!ON IN PHONG DINH PROVINCE SOUTH OF MOBilE AND HE WOULD FIRE SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS, MRS SAIGON HE SUFFERED A GUNSHOT WOUND IN THE LEG BUT H!S AT A YOUNG ROBBER HIDING MARJORIE K. SANDLIN AND MR CONDITION WAS NOT SERIOUS. BEHIND ANOTHER CAR. KARL ROESCH ANOTHER U S ARMY SERGEANT WAS WOUNDED YESTERDAY WHILE THE ROBBER WOULD FIRE THOSE GRADUAT!NG LAST MON­ ACCOMPANYING A SOUTH VIETNAMESE UNIT OPERATING IN HAU BACK, AND THE COP AND ROB­ DAY EVENING IN MRS SANDLIN ' S NGHIA PROVINCe SOUTHWEST OF SAIGON HE SUFFERED LEG BER WOULD AGA!N SEEK THE CLASS WERE MARY ANN BREDA, WOUNDS FROM AN EXPLOD I NG HAND GRENADE lIN COMBAT AGA I NST A PROTECT!ON OF THE AUTOMO­ CARMY BRYAN, CAROL CYR, BAND OF VIET CONG , THE SERGEANT WAS TAKEN TO A SAIGON BILES FINAllY, THE COP ALICE POST, MARILYN RIEGER, HOSPITAL WHERE HE WAS SAID TO BE NOT SERIOUSLY HURT CAUGHT THE ROBBER--"JUST RUBEN RIEGER, MEL SCARROW, THE SPOKESMAN DISCLOSED THAT A V,ET CONG ATTACK ON A LIKE ON TV," AS HOUCHANG DORIS PAGE, AND MARY SCHAIBLE GOVERNMENT OUTPOST IN BINH DOUNG PROVINCE NORTH OF SAIGON NAZEMI DESCRIBED IT THOSE GRADUATING LAST WAS SUCCESSFULLY REPULSED BECAUSE OF INFORMATION SUPP~iED BUT THERE WAS NO SCRIPT, WEDNESDAY EVENING IN MR BY A GUERRILLA DEFECTOR THERE WERE NO CAMERA~ AND ROESCH'S CLASS WERE CECELIA ON THE FOLLOWING DAY, THE SPOKESMAN SAID, THE VIET CONG THE BULLETS WERE REAL BARNA, WALTER BARNA, ADELINE BEHEADED SIX OF THE DEFECTOR'S RELATIVES IN REPRISAL HE NAZEMI, A 22-YEAR-OLD STU­ BUEHLER, DONELLA HERMAN, SAID THE RELATIVES WERE ALSO MEMBERS OF THE VIET CONG DENT FROM TEHRAN, WALKED JUL I ANNE I P!ftOL I TO, PAT AND THAT BODl ES WERE LATER LEFT NEAR THE WATCHTOWER OF THE INTO THE MIDDLE OF A REAL KOLLODGE, JOYCE KRESA, LINDA OUTPOST GUN BATTLE BETWEEN A SAN LAMPKIN, VIRGINIA POPE, "THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF THE BRUTALITY OF THE VIET CONG, FRANCISCO POLICEMAN AND A ARTHUR WALKER,AND JUNE WALKER EVEN AMONG THEIR OWN CADRE,!' THE SPOKESMAN SAID. YOUNG MAN WHO HAD JUST MRS SANDLIN IS THE WIFE LODGE CONFERRED IN TAN AN WITH THE NEW PROVINCE CHIEF, ROBBED A BRANCH OF THE BANK OF J R SANDLIN WHO IS EM- MAJOR LEE MINH DAO, WHO ACCOMPANIED THE AMBASSADOR TO THE I OF AMERICA OF $319 PLOYED BY RCA AND KARL HEADQUARTERS OF THE PARATROOPER TASK FORCE HEADQUARTERED NAZEMI WAS WALKING ALONG ROESCH IS EMPLOYED WITH BURNS THERE I OCTAVIA STREET W~EN THE SUS­ AND ROE LODGE ALSO STOPPED AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE U.S MILI- t PECTED BANK ROBBER, 23-YEAR­ ••• TARY ADVISORY GROUP AND THEN MOVED ON TO THE HUYHN Duc OLD JOHN FRAZIER, BUMPED T.V., RADIO BLACKOUT LOOMS- STRATEGIC HAMLET THREE MILES AWAY A SQUAD OF TROOPS ES- INTO HIM AND WARNED NAZEMI, ANNOUNCERS REJECT WAGE OFFERS COR TED THE PARTY TO THE HAMLET 'GET OUT OF HERE " Los ANGELES (UPI )--A NA- AT THE HAMLET, LODGE TALKED WITH VILLAGE ELDERS THROUGH MINUTES EARLIER THE BANK TiONWiDE TELEVISION BLACK- AN AMERICAN INT[RPRETER AND CHATTED WITH_CHILDREN AT ITS OF AMERICA BRANCH AT HAYES OUT wAS THREATENED TODAY IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL THE PARTY VISITED THE HAMLET'S BUDDHIST AND OCTAViA STREETS HAD A DISPUTE BETWEEN THE THREE PAGODA BEFORE RETURNiNG TO SAIGON BEEN ROBBED, AND MOTORCYCLE MAJOR NETWORKS AND STAFF "I AM NOT, AS YOU KNOW, GIVEN TO OVERLY OPT!MiSTIC OFFICER ED MARKEY HAD SEEN ANNOUNCERS BELONGING TO STATEMENTS," LODGE TOLD NEWSMEN HERE, "BUT I CERTAINLY WAS FRAZIER RUNNING ALONG THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF IMPRESSED WITH THAT NEW PROVINCE CHIEF. II OCTAVIA STREET TELEVISION AND RADIO ARTISTS THE HAMLET HOUSED ABOUT 1,700 PEASANTS !T IS CONSIDERED FRAZiER DUCKED BEHIND A AFTRA's NATIONAL BOARD, A MODEL CAR AS MARKEY SHOT AT HIM MEETING HERE, HAS REJECTED MARKEY ALSO SOUGHT COVER BE­ WAGE OFFERS MADE BY AMERICAN DAUGHTERS DENY FATHER'S ALLEGED ART FORGER HIND A CAR, AND THE GUN BROADCASTING Co (ABC), BATTLE THAT NAZEMI DESCRIBED COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SyS­ CLAIM IN DUROCHER CASE SELLS PAINTiNGS TO DoA. STARTED IN EARNEST. TEM (CBS), AND NATIONAL MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT (UPI )-­ CO~ENHAGEN (UP! )-~A PAINTER OTHER POLICEMEN ARRIVED BROADCASTING COMPANY (NBC) FOUR DAUGHTERS OF RENE CHARGED WiTH ART FORGERY HAS MORIN DENIED THE ALLEGATIONS TO HELP MARKEY, AND FRAZIER FOR ANNOUNCERS WORKING ON SOLD FOUR PAiNTiNGS TO THE TRIED TO RUN AWAY BUT A SHOWS ORIG!NATING IN HOLLY­ OF THEIR FATHER IN HIS $150, DISTRICT ATTORNEY WHO PUT HIM 000 ALIENATION OF AFFECTION PASSING MOTORIST, RICHARD WOOD IN JAIL SUIT AGAINST LEO DUROCHER, DISTRICT ATTORNEv GREGERS MAGNANI, 21, BLOCKED HIS FAILURE OF THE Los ANGELES Los ANGELES DODGERS COACH ESCAPE ROUTE FRAZIER SUR- CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS WILL STORM SA!D HE HAD BOUGHT FOUR DUROCHER WAS ARRESTED TUES­ RENDERED AFTER A BRIEF r'PROBABLY RESULT IN A WALK­ PAINTINGS BY PER BENGTSSON, DAY AND HELD FOR $30,000 STRUGGLE WITH POLICE OUT" WHICH WILL BE SUPftORTED 32, PRINCIPAL SUS~ECT IN THE BY NETWORK MEMBERS NATION­ BA'L IN THE CIVIL SUIT ART FORGERY CASE. BROUGHT BY MORIN, WHO CHARGED BENGTSSON IS CHARGED WITH RIOTS END AS WIDE, AN AFTRA SPOKESMAN DUROCHER HAS STOLEN THE AF­ HOLY MONTH STARTS SAID COPYING AND SIGNING 30 PAINT­ FECTIONS OF MORIN'S WIFE, iNGS BY BETTER-KNOWN DANISH CALCUTTA, I NDI A (UPI )-­ THE BOARD SAID RATIFICATION ANNA MOSLEMS TODAY TURNED THEIR OF A NEW NATIONAL AGREEMENT ARTiSTS HE HAS DENIED THE DUROCHER'S ATTORNEY, VER­ CHARGES. BACKS ON A BLOODY WEEK OF JUST CONCLUDED WITH THE NET­ MONT LT GOVERNOR RAL~H Ao STORM SAID THE PAINTINGS RELIGIOUS BATTLES WITH CAL­ WORKS WILL BE WITHHELD UN­ CUTTA'S HINDUS IN ORDER TO TIL THE Los ANGELES DISPUTE FOOTE, ISSUED A STATEMENT HE BOUGHT WERE NOT AMONG THE PREPARE FOR THE MONTH-LONG IS SETTLED FOR THE DAUGHTERS, ONE OF ALLEGED FORGERIES, BUT WERE FAST OF RAMADAN. AN AFTRA SPOKESMAN SAID A WHOM, CAROLYN,FORMERLY PAINTED BY BENGTSSON IN JAIL. THE CITY STILL WAS UNDER STRIKE MIGHT FORCE THE NET­ WORKED FOR DUROCHER AS A STORM, WHO ONCE STUDIED A DUSK-TO-DAWN CURFEW, AS WORKS TO SUSPEND BOTH TELE­ RECEPTIONIST ART AND IS A ~ART-TIME ~AINTER A RESULT OF RELIGIOUS RIOTS VISION AND RADIO OPERATIONS. lHE STATEMENT ISSUED BY HIMSELF, SAID HE BECAME EN­ WHiCH CAUSED 151 DEATHS CLAUDE MCCUE, EXECUTIVE FOOTE, SAID. THUS~ASTIC ABOUT BENGTSSON'S BUT THE FiGHTING--OVER THE SECRETARY OF THE los ANGELES "THER E I S NO TR UTH WHAT­ WORK AND CALLED IN ART EX­ THEFT OF A HAIR FROM THE LOCAL, SAID AFTRA IS SEEKING SOEVER IN THE C~ARGES MADE PERTS WHO ~RAISED HIS "BEAU­ BEARD OF THE PROPHET A $20 WEEKLY WAGE INCREASE BY OUR FATHER LEO DUROCHER TIFUL BUT SUBDUED PALETTE MOHAMMED--SEEMED ENDED FOR A THREE-YEAR PERIOD, IS A MOST HONORABLE GENTLE­ AND GREAT ABiLITY TO COMPOSE MAN, A FRIEND PARTICULARLY THE COLORS " PUBLIC ~RANSPORTATION WAS BRINGING THE BASIC MINIMUM OF CAROLYN (ONE OF THE SIS­ BACK TO NORMAL TODAY, AND FOR STAFF ANNOUNCERS TO STORM HAS SAID HE HO~ES TERS) BUT INDEED OF ALL OF TO REHABILITATE BENGTSSON THE ONLY REPORTED IN:IDENTS $200 US, AND HE HAS ~AD NO DEAL­ BY GIVING HIM ART MATERIALS WERE OF LeOTiNG, ARSON, AND THE NETWORKS HAVE MADE INGS WllH OUR MOT~ER IN JAIL AND BY TRYING TO SELL THE THROWING OF FIRECRACKERS TWO OFFERS--A WEEKLY TOP '~E REGRET TO ~AY OUR HIS ~AINTINGS FOR HiMo INTO A GIRL 's SC~OOL MINIMUM OF $192 ~OR THE NEXT FATHER HAS NOT ACTED NORMALLY "HE DOES NOT NEED TO PLAGIA.,. AU1HORITiES BLAMED ~OOLIGANS THREE YEARS, OR A CONTRAC1 TOWARD OUR MOTHER OR OUR­ RIZE AND SWINDLE TO GET MONEY," OFFICIAk CASUALTY FIGURES STARTI~G AT $190 WEEKLV FOR SELVES rOR SOME MONTHS HE THF f) A SAIl") "HF STILL"CAN RELEASED TONiGHT SAID 95 THE FIRS1 TWO YEARS AND MAKE A NAME AS A PA!NTER. HAS EVEN THREATENED TO HURT MOSLEMS AND 27 HINDUS WERE SCAL!NG To$!95 IN THE THIRD US PHYSICALLY AND T~IS IS DUROCHER UJNT jlNUED KILLED I~ THE ACTUAL FIVE YEAR QU!TE APART FROM ANY FEELING AGAINST MR DUROCHER CON­ DAYS OF F!G~~!NG, AND lhE AFTRA BO~RD NOTIFIED HE MAY HAVE AGAINST MR STITUTE NOTHING MORE THAN ANOT~ER 19 HINDUS AND 7 THE NETWORKS THAT T~EIR DUROCHER HIS FALSE CHARGES ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO INJURE AND MOSLEMS WERE ~ILLED BY WAGE PROPOSAL WAS Ilc..OMPLETELY (CONTINUED 1\1 NEXT COL) HURT HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN" POLICE iNADEQUATE:' PAGE 3 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 16 JANUARY 1964

FACULTY CHALLENGES BOYS' PANEL DISCUSSION FEATURE OF LITURGY CHAPLAIN MARKVE'S VOLLEYBALL W1NNERS MICRO~ESIAN STUDY GROuP MEET TOPIC AT FELLOWSHIP MEETING ;r~'1(~ LAST NIGHT iN T~E FINALS A PANEL WILL TALK ABOUT "HISTORY Of LITURGICAL Of THE GEORGE SEiTZ HIGH SO~E SPEClAL CUSTOMS OF MIC­ WORSHIP" WAS CHAPLAIN CHEF PAUL SOFI Of UNITED SCHOOL BOYS' VOLLE~BALL RONESIANS AT THE MEET!NG OF MARKVE'S SUBJECT WHEN HE AIRLINES BOSTON FLIGHT KIT­ TOURNAMENT, THE CHALLENGER, THE MlCRONESIAN STUDY GROUP SPOKE TUESDAY TO THE WOMEN'S CHEN SAYS THAT "ARN!," THE FRrSHMAN No. I TEAM, DE­ TO Bl ~ELD ON TUESDAY, C~APEL FELLOWSHIP HE EX­ GREEK WORD FOR LAMB, IS BY FE~TED THE SOPHO~ORE No i JAN~ARv 21, BEGINNING AT PLAINED HOW THE LITURGY OR FAR THE MOST POPULAR DISH TEAM TO PUT T~E TOURNAMENT 8 P M AT THE COMMUNITY CEN- PATTERNS OF WORSHIP SERVICES IN GREECE CHEf SOFI, A INTO A DEADL~:K EACH TEAM TER EVER~ONE 15 INVITED HAVE EVOLVED FROM THE SIM­ MEMBER OF THE EPICUREAN CLUB, NOW HAS ONE DEFEAT) THE TO ATTEND THIS PROGRAM PLEST BEGINNINGS OF OLD RECOMMENDS SOUFLAKIA, WHICH SAME TWO TEAMS Will MEET ACCORDING TO MRS. DOROTHY TESTAMENT READINGS AND PRAYER IN ENGLISH MEANS SKEWERED AGAIN TODAY WIT~ THE wiNNER RALSTON, THE FANEL WILL PRE­ IN THE TEMPLE Of JERUSALEM LAMB - GREEK STYLE - AS AN EMERGING THE SOLE CHAMPION SENT INTERESTING fACTS OVER THE CENTURIES, HYMNS, IDEAL MEAT THAT CAN BE EITHER Of THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. AB0UT THE CEREMONY COMMEMO­ DOXOLOGIES, LITANIES, CREEDS, BROILED IN THE OVEN OR COOKED FACULTY MEMBERS ARE ANX­ RATING THE LATE QUEEN ETC, HAVE BEEN INCORPORATED ON AN OUTDOOR GRILL IOUSLY AWAITING THE OUTCOME DOROTHY KABUA SEVERAL INTO WORSHIP SERVICES AS THANKS TO lAMB-A-PLENTY ON OF THIS GAME, AS THEY HAVE KWA~AlEIN WOMEN WERE INVITED CHURCHES SPREAD OVER THE KWAJ WE DON'T HAVE TO CROSS ISSUED A CHAL~ENGE TO THE BY K!~G lAGELLAN KABUA TO WORLD GRADUALLY THE WOR­ OCEANS TO ENJOY THIS FAVORITE WINNER ATTEND THESE CEREMONIES AI SHIP PATTERN HAS BECOME DELICACY OF ANCiENT GREECE LAURA, NEAR MAJURO, RECENTLY MORE SET WITHIN DENOMINA­ SOUFLAKIA PARTIC!PATING IN THE PANEL TIONS THE DifFICULTY IN PROGRESS MADE BUILDING 3 LBS LEAN LAMB IN PRESENTATION WILL BE MRS USING THE INSPIRATION OF THE MARINATING MIXiURE CAMPING ARE.A J.L. TROE, MRS. J W SCHAE­ AGES, ACCORDING TO REV I CUP RED WINE THE BANKS WERE BUILT-UP FER, MRS l SCOTT, AND MARKVE, IS IN KEEPING IT H JUICE OF ONE LEMON AND THE FOUNDATIONS FOR THE MRS RAYMOND McKAY. FRESH AND MEANINGFUL WITH COUNCIL FIRE AREA WERE PRE­ I GARLIC CLOVE, CRUSHED THE CONSTANT USAGE I 2 TEASPOON CRACKED PEPPER PARED LAST SATURDAY IN THE, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN FOR THE HCMI TO WIN A I BROKEN BAY LEAf INITIAL WORK FOR THE SCOUT MEETING WAS MRS LOUISE FILM FESTIVAL AWARD? TEASPOON SUGAR CAMPING AREA WHICH BOY SCOUT MARKVE t VENICE, ITALY (UPI )--PRO­ ? CUP WATER TROOP 140 IS MAKING NEAR THE MRS VYVIAN SINKEWIZ WAS FESSOR lUIGI CHIARINI, THE b TABLESPOONS OLIVE OIL PMZ COUNTRY CLUB. IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS DIRECTOR OF THE VENICE FILM 2 TABLESPOONS GREEN ONION, THIS WEEKEND, SCOUTS, ~AR­ FOR REFRESHMENTS FOR THE ~ESTIVAL, ANNOUNCED TODAv ENTS, AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS FINELY CHOPPED SCCiA~ HOUR WHICH BEGAN AT ~E WAS CHANGING THE FES~I­ t TEASPOON EACH OF THYME WILL JOIN IN A WORK CAMPOUT. A.M VAL JUDGING RULES 9 AND BASIL AT THIS TIME THEY wiLL PLANT A SHORT BUSINESS MEETjNG Hls DECISION IS BELIEVED CUT LAMB INTO I~" CUBES THE BANKS, BEAUTIFYING THE PRECEDED THE MAIN PROGRAM. AREA, AND PASSING SEVERAL TO BE AN APPARENT ATTEMPT MARINATE FOR 3 HOURS. SKEWER TO PACIFY AMERICAN FILM AT THE BUSINESS MEETING, AT MARINATED MEAT. BROIL OR MERIT BADGE AND RANK TESTS WHICH PRESIDENT CAROL MURRELL MAKERS, WhO CHARGED THAT BARBECUE. SEASON WITH SALT BESIDES. PRESIDED, PLANS FOR A JA­ THE WORK CAMPOUT WILL BE­ LAST YEAR'S FESTIVAL WAS TO TASTE SERVES 4 RIGGED PANESE DINNER TO BE SPON­ GiN SATURDAY MORNING AT 7:30 SORED BY THE GROUP WERE DIS­ A M CHIARINI SAID THE JURY FOR CHILDREN IN ALL FOUR THE 1964 FESTIVAL WOULD BE CUSSED MRS S,NKEWIZ IS NEW KWAJ FAMILIES COMPOSED OF SEVEN JUDGES IN CHARGE OF THIS AFFAIR, TEN CHILDREN RANGING IN KWAJ MARI~A REPORTS fCTIVITY DATE FOR WHICH WILL BE FROM SEVEN NATIONS AGE FROM T~REE MONTHS TO "THE PACIFIC ISLANDER," ANNClJNCED LATER A PACIFIC MICRONESIAN LINE LAST YEAR ITALIANS DOMI­ TEEN AGE DISEMBARKED FROM VESSEL, ARRIVED AT KWAJALEIN NATED THE JURY WITH THREE THE CHARTER FL I GHT YESTERDAY, ! fROM PONAPE AND TRUK WITH MEMBERS, AND TWO DAYS BE­ TO MAKE THEIR HOMES FOR THE SEVERAL PASSENGERS FOR THIS FORE THE FESTIVA~ ENDED NEXT SEVERAL MONTHS ON KWAJA­ AREA. WORD LEAKED OUT THAT THE LEIN ITALIAN FILM IllE MANI SULLA THEY ARE THE CHILDREN IN TOMORROW, FRIDAY, JANUARY II 17, THE "CANADA BEAR" I S DUE CITTA (HANDS OF THE CITY) THE FOUR NEWLY-ARRIVED FAMI­ TO ARRIVE AT 0900, CARRYING HAD BEEN CHOSEN FOR FIRST LIES ON KWAJ. MR AND MRS. GENERAL CARGO PRIZE. J.H. YSTEBOE HAVE THREE THE "GUAM BEAR" WILL FOL­ "~ANDS OF THE CITY" SHARED CHILDREN, TWO DAUGHTERS LOW ON JANUARY 23. THE LAT­ FIRST PRIZE WITH THE SOVIET AGES 6 AND 4, AND ONE SON TER TWO SHIPS BELONG TO THE FILM "INTRODUCTION TO LIFE" 8 MONTHS. THE YSTEBOES, WHO PACIFIC FAR EAST LINES UNCONFIRMED REPORTS SAID CAME fROM WHITE SANDS, NEW THE IHREE ITALIAN JUDGES MEXICO, ARE LIVING AT 438-B PARENTS DEMAND r!NGER PRINT GOT TOGETHER WITH ONE Rus­ MR. YSTEBOE IS WITH WECO CHECK FOR DEAD SON SIAN JUDGE TO PICK THE WIN­ THE W L. NELSON F~MILY IN­ ApPALACHIA, VIRGINIA (UPI) NERS EVEN BEFORE SOME OF CLUDES TWO CHILDREN, SON --THE PARENTS OF AN AIRMAN THE FESTIVAL ENTRiES HAD BRECK, 2t YEARS AND DAUGHTER BEEN SHOWN SOME AMERICAN ELANA 3 MONTHS MRS NELSON WHO WAS RE~ORTED KILLED IN SOUTH VIET NAM CHANGED THEIR PRODUCERS WERE SO ANGRY (RENEE) SAYS THAT MOST RE­ THAT THEY SAID THEY WOULD CENTLY THE FAMILY IS FROM MINDS TODA' AN D DEC I DED THE BODY RETURNED HERE WAS THAT NEVER SHOW THEIR FILMS IN WHIPPANY, NEW JERSEY, BUT OF THEIR SON VENICE AGAIN. THAT ORIGINALLY HOME WAS MR AND MRS PAUL Eo HURD MINNESOTA AND ILLINOIS MR. OF WARREN, MICHIGAN, SAID CONVICTION OF ESTES UPHELD NELSON IS WITH REMINGTON THEY REQUESTED A COMPARISON AUSTIN, TEXAS (UPI )--THE RAND UNIVAC THE NELSON OF FINGERPRINTS OBTAINED TEXAS COURT OF CRIMINAL Ap­ FAMILY LIVES AT 459-C. ALSO FROM WHITE SANDS IS rROM THE BODY WITH THOSE O~ PEALS TODAY UPHELD THE CON­ THE W N. GURNEE FAMILY, WHO THEIR seN, AiRMAN 3/C SAMUEL VICTION 0" BANKRU~T FARM E HURD TYCOON BILLIE SOL ESTES ON ARE LIVING IN TRAILER 581 THEY HAVE TWO SONS, AGES 15 '~E ASKED FOR IT BECAUSE, SWINDLING CHARGES HE MUST AND 12 MR GURNEE IS WITH I GUESS; wE JUST DIDN'T wANT SERVE HI~ EIGHT-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE. WECO TO BEL I EVE I T WAS OUR SON ~" ESTES, WHO ALSO FACES A IS-YEAR FEDERAL PRISON SENTENCE, CWO HENRY BEALL, OF SAID HU~D "I JUST TALKED HAD NO COMMENT. ESTES REMAINS rREE ON BONDS TOTALLING USA, THE ESTG, ARRIVED WITH HIS TO WASHINGT~~ (fHE AIR F)RCE) $100,000 WIFE WINNIE AND THEIR THREE ABOUT IT WE MADE A FURT~ER OT~ER ,S30ES IN THE COLLAPSE CF THE ESTES FARM AND FER­ CHILDREN, GLEN, 15, CHERYL CHECK AND IT wAS ~jM. WE TILIZER EMPIRE UNFOLDED IN A WAVE JF BANKRUPTCY HEARINGS ANN, 7; AND SCOTTY, 4 THE COULDN'T BELiEVE IT HE A~D COuRT MOTIONS DESIGNED TO SEND THREE OF HIS ACCOM- BEALLS CAME TO ~WAJ FROM LOOKED SO MUCH OLDER. My PllCES TO PRISON FORT BLiSS, EL PASO, TEXAS WiFE DIDN'T WA~1 TO BEL!EVE, THE THREE-JUDGE APPEALS COURT R0LED UNANIMOUSLY IN A THEY ARE RESiDING IN TRAILER SHE wAS PRETTy MUC~ IN 22-~AGE DECiSION THAT THERE WERE NO ERRORS IN HIS STATE 659 BEALL is ~rRKING WITH SHOCK I' TR~AL AT TV~ER, TEXA6 Mi~SI~E THE HURDS DR~VE HERE F~OM DOUGLAS AS GUIDANCE lECHNICIA~ MjC~IGAN WhEN THEY RECE'VED A TELEGQ6M AT W~RRrN TELLING QUEST; Of\; OF 7HE WEEK - '\,If-lAI DC! YOU 7H I NK OF MUU MuUS?"

OF THE DE.A. TH OF r HE I R SON D!MAGGijO TO JOliN YANKS fOR STR~KES AND SPARES SPR~NG 1'RA~N~NG lGCoTo BOWLING LEAGUE NEWS NEW YANK~E MANAGER YOGI THE TeT BOWLBNG LEAGUE HELD BERRA WiLl'HAVE AN OLD TEAM­ sports SECTION ITS ANNUAL SINGLES TOURNAMENT MATE AS A SPECIAL INSTRUCTOR ON TUESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY ~4, AT SPRING TRAiNING IN fLOR~DA WITH 4i BOWLERS PARTICIPATING ONE-TIME STAR JOE DiNAGG!O r------+ THERE WERE SOME FINE SCORES WILL BEGIN HIS FOURTH STRAIGH PAGE 5 THURSDAY 16 JANUARY i964 BOWLED BY SOME OF THE OUT­ SEASON AS A SPECiAL INSTRUC- 1------+ STANDING BOWLERS ON KWAJALEIN TOR ~ITH THE NEW YORK CLUB. JONAH MAWAE WALKED AWAY W!TH DIMAGGttO WILL REPORT TO EAS' A~l-STARS TAKE WEST ~~ NBA ClASS~C THE HIGH 3 GAME SERIES WITH THE YANKEES' HOLLYWOOD MINOR THE EASTERN ALL-STARS SCORED iN SPURTS AND LED BY AS GAMES or 232, !84, AND 187, LEAGUE CAMP ON FEBRUARY ~7, MUCH AS i8 POINTS, THEN HUNG ON fOR A ~ij u-~07 ViCTORY OVER FOR A BIG 603 SERIES WALT TrlEN STAr W'TH H S OLD CLUB THE WEST STARS IN THE ANNUAL NAT~ONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIA­ KINOSHITA CAME THROUGH WITH AT FORT lAUDERDALE UNTil THE TnON CLASS~C AT BOSTON ~AST NiGHT CINCINNATI'S OSCAR GAMES OF 209, ~77, AND 207, END OF SPRING TRA!NiNG. ROBERTSON WAS HCGH SCORER WITH 26 POINTS AND WAS VOTED FOR A 593 SERIES. "KINO" THE GAME'S MOST VALUABLE PLAYER. BOSTON'S SAM JONES WAS WALTZED AWAY WITH THE HIGH 3 COLLEGE BA5~ETBALl C~RCU~T SECOND HIGH FOR THE EAST W!TH ij6 POINTS WiLT CHAMBERLAIN GAME SERIES WITH HANDICAP ACT~ VE Of SAN fRANCISCO AND BOB PETTIT OF ST. lOUIS SHARED WEST TITLE WITH 67~ PINFALLS OTH­ UNBEATEN DAViDSON, RANKED SCORING HONORS WITH ~9 POINTS APIECE THE EAST POSTED ERS BOWLING WELL WERE ADRIAN fifTH, SEEKS ITS ~4TH STRAIGH iTS NINTH VICTORY ~N THE u4 GAMES. KAMAHELE - 567, A DELA ROSA- WIN AGAINST R!C~MOND AND THE START OF THE GAME WAS DELAYED ABOUT ij5 MINUTES BE­ 565; D. MURAKAMI - 544, JOE EIGHTH-RATED CINC~N~AT! H~S CAUSE OF A THREATENED PLAYER WALKOUT OVER A PENSiON PLAN. GEORGE - 542, J BAKER - 538; A MISSOURI VALLEt CCNfEREN:E THE PLA~ERS ~A~E THE~R STRIKE THREAT TO NBA PRESiDENT RICHARD CHUN - 529, Mo MAEDA- DATE WITH BRADLEf IN COl~EGE WALTER KENNEDY ~ND HE~D A CLOSED-DOOR SESSION AFTER OWN­ 520; C AIU - 5~8; f. SOARES - BASKETBALL TON!G~T. I" 0THER ERS REFUSED TO PUT IN WRIT!NG THAT THEY WOULD ACTIVIATE 5~5, B. KAP!HE - 5~2; v. TOP GAMES, XAVRER Of O~!0 A FLAtER PENSION PLAN HOWEVER, THE STARS DECuDED TO OLIVEROS - 506 M. MATSUZAKI- MEETS lOUISVILl~3 NORTH CpRO­ PLA) AND KENNEDY TOLD PLAYER ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT TOM 502; AND R rUJ~WARA - 501. L!NA PLAYS NORTH CARO~\NA HEi~SOHN THAT !f THE PLAYERS APPROVED THE lEAGUE PLAN iT ~N THE HiGH SING~E GAME STATE, AND WEST ViRGIN'A WO~l~ BE REACTnV~ATED AT THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS MEETING DEPARTMENT, JOE GEORGE TOPPED CLASHES WITH PENN STATE N[lC'· "'I)",TI-j ALL BOWLERS WITH A BIG 243 LAST NiGHT, Md~NESOTA RC~~ED S~ME OF PRO BASKETBALL'S All-TiME GREATS PLAYED AN EAST­ GAME ~ T CAME j N THE LAST OVER MICHIGAN STAlE, ~03-82j WEST G~ME TO THE TUNE OF AULD LANG SYNE PRIOR TO THE GAME AfTER ADR,AN KAMAHELE CRE1GHTON CRUSHED NEW ~EXICO REGULAR All-STAR CLASH, THE EAST WON, 50 TO 460 BILL FINiSHED WITH A 240, ALSO IN STATE 99-73, ~ANSAS WA~LOPED SHARMAN LED THE EAST WUTH ~2 POllNTS THEL!N£UP iNCLUDED THE LAST GAME. OTHERS BOWl­ NEBRAS' MOST DARiNG Of T~E ALP~NE BOUNDARY WAS CHANGED TO DEFBNE GLOVE AND RESTRICT THE S!ZE COMPETITORS UNPRECEDEN~ED SNOWLESS CONDITIONS iN ~OST THE ROAD BOUND!NG THE NORTH TO APPROXIMATELY 34 iNCHES IN Of EUROPE CAUSED THE CANCELLATiON OF ALL OTHER DOWNH~LL SIDE OF THE COURSE AS "OUT OF CIRCLMfERENCE FOR THIS SEASON EVENTS, AN~ THE WEAThER APPE~RED TO BE WORSEN!NG BOUNDS" UNDER THE USGA RULES HOWEVER, BASEBALL SECRETARY THE ~NNSBRUCK AREA, STARVED OF SNOW, WAS HIT BY RAllN OF GOLF, THIS WiLL REQUIRE THE CHARLES SEGAR SAYS THE COMMIT­ T~CA ~ND O~FIC!ALS WERE BECO~ING WORR!ED AfTER EARLIER PLAYER TO PLAY HIS NEXT STROKE TEE DECIDED THE RESTRICT!ON O~TIMIISM THAT uEVERYTHING WiLL BE ALL RIGHT" ON THE BIG AS NEARLY AS POSSIBLE AT THE WOULD BE DELAYED ONE SEASON CA 'f J ,JANUARY 2 9 SPOT fROM WHICH THE ORIGINAL OUT Of CONSIDERATION fOR THE fAMED HAHNENKAMM ~EN'S SKi RACES AT KijTZBUE~EL, BALL WAS PLAYED UNDER THE SPORTING GOODS MANUFACTURERS SCHEDULED fOR THIS WEEKEND, HAD TO BE CANCELLED UGL1 ij964 USGA APPROVED RULES THE WHO HAVE SUPPLIES ON HAND BROWN ~ATCHES SHOWED THROUGH ON THE SKI SLOPES TODAY AND OR!GINAL STROKE PLACING THE THE B~G GLOVES HAVE BEEN LAST NiQ4T'S FAll WAS iNSUFFiCIENT THE CANCELLATION HIT BALL OUT OF BOUNDS SHALL BE USED EffECTIVELY TO H~NDLE THE TOWN'S 9U~JNESS HAPD. Hv~ELS WERE VdRTUALLY DESERTED COUNTED, BUT NO PENALTY STROKE KNUCKLEBALL PiTCHERS ANC SHOPS DID LITTLE OR NO TRA~E IS TO BE ADDED ~ALE TEA~ COACHES, DESPERATELY ANXIOUS TO G~VE THEIR M/SGT JOHNNY MilRAClE WON THE YANKS TAKE ijCE HOCKEY MATCH SK ERS AT LE~ST ONE COMPETITIVE DOWNHILL RUN, RUSHED THE!R ATTENDANCE PRIZE OF A DOZEN LUGANO, SW~TZERLANu (UP~)=­ CHARGES TO ~ADON~A Ou C~MP!G~IO ~N ijTAll WHERE THE WEEK­ GOLF BALlSo THE U~uTED STATES BEAT A TEA~ END ~EET, NOR~AlkY ONLY A GRADE-8 A~FA~R BECAUSE OF CLASH OF T~E EUROPEAN CANAD!A~S 5-4 WITH ThE HAH~E~KAMM, SUDDENL~ ASSUMED NEW !~PORTANCE r~ELDS RESERVED IN A PRE-OLYMPIC ICE HOCK~Y ~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~THURSDAY JANUARY ~6 - 4:30-7:~ GA~E PERiOD RESULTS WERE BASKET8Aill SCPEDUl( \ I L H'TlE lEAG~E SCHEDUL E DOUGLAS TEAM (HENRY BEAL) 4-~, O-ij, AND i~2 THURSDA¥ i6 JANUARY FR!DA# 17 JANUARY - 4:45 BRANDON FIELD AMiGOS - I~~CBETROTTERS -6 F M. 'IfANKEES VS CARDiNALS SUNDAY ~9 JANUARY AMERijCAN HOC~E~ LEAGUE RES0l1S NA'."-~.. ROS'3QOA(S - 7030 PolvI SATURDA,f ~8 ~JANUARY ~4045 BRANDON FnElD - L30-4g30 BALTi~ORE 5 8UffA~C 4 fRn[IAf l7 JA~UARY ME"~' \(s G!ANTS WECO (MR. FINGER) QUEBEC 3 PROVijOENCE 2 JAZZ~lK~~ATS ~ HoSo#2 -6 p ~ ~UNDAY ~9 JANUARY - 4 P ~ DALLY fiELD - ~2g30-4:30 WECO-BA~DITS -7.30 P ~. CARDINALS VS METS BURNS AND ROE (MR. FARRELL) PAGE 6 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 16 J~NUARY 1964

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OCEAN VIEW SHOWTI ME 7·30 CALL 2416 TOUGHEST GUN IN TOMBSTONE GLOBAL ASSOCIATES Z TERMINAL GEORGE MONTGOMERY AND BEVERLY TYLER BUILDING. AN INEXPENSIVE UKULELE WITH THE ARIZONA RANGERS TAKE ON THE JCH~NY RiNGO ( I ) SECRETARY INSTRUCTION BOOK CALL GANG ( I ) S TENOGRAP HER 9-415 BETWEEN 7:30 AND 4 30 ( I ) CLERK-Typ I STS - FULL OR ROXY SHOWTIME 6.30 AND 8 30 PART TiME USED TYPEWRITER CALL 2255 MAKE MINE A DOUBLE NEWS AND SPORTS BRIAN RIX AND CECIL PARKER AKAI M-6, EXCELLENT CONDI­ GATE fOR STAIRWAY CALL 2443 A CASE OF DOUBLE IDENTITY THAT W~LL DCUBlE TION AVAILABLE WITH OR YOU UP WITH LAUGHTER WITHOUT SPEAKERS, CHOICE Of SCHOOL BOARD TO HOLD AKAI, SONY, OR PIONEER OPEN SESSION ROI NAMUR SHOWTIME 8 P.M (PIONEER SPEAKERS IN CHERRY THE OPEN SESSION SCHOOL LORD OF THE FLIES A 0 !NTEREST!~G WOOD CABINET) BEST OffER BOARD MEETING WILL BE HELD Y ONLY If THEY HAVE STUDIED ~HE BOOK IN IN VICINITY Of $200 CALL IN ROOM 24 OF THE GEORGE SCHOOL C oNo 601 BETWEEN 7.30 AND 4:30 . SEITZ SCHOOL THIS EVENING THE STORY Of A GROUP OF WELL-MA~NERED ENGL!S~ AT 1900 INTERESTED PAR­ SCHOOLBOYS WHO ARE EVACUATED fROM A FU~URE Two It-TON COLDSPOT AIR­ ENTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND NUCLEAR WAR WHEN THEIR PLANE CRASHES ON AN CONDITIONERS, I MAYTAG, UNINHABITED ISLANDo 1963 MODEL, WASHER/DRYER COMBINATION, (ALL THREE PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTRUMENTATION MAD CLUB SHown ME 7 ~O ITEMS USED ONLY 10 MONTHS), GROUP TO MEET THE KWAJALEIN CHAPTER Of DON'OVANfS REEf 5 PAIRS Of SINGLE WIDTH JOHN WAYNE AND LEE MARVIN AND 1 PAIR Of DOUBLE WIDTH THE SOCIETY Of PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERS WHATEVER YOU DO DON'T MISS T~iS PiCTURE OF DRAPES; 2 DOUBLE WIDTH AND TWO MEN WHO WANT TO RULE THE SAME ISLAND I SINGLE WIDTH DRAPERY WILL MEET THIS EVENING, RODS; AKAI M-7 WITH TWO JANUARY 16, AT 1930 IN THE SONY SPEAKERS CALL 2395 NAVY CONFERENCE ROOM, 3RD HONG KONG DOCTOR'S STORY PUBLiSHED OR SEE AT 486-B DECK OF THE TERMINAL BLDG NEW YORK (UPI )--THE DRAMATIC ADVENTURES OF ~VER 50 ~EARS THE PURPOSE OF THE MEET­ OF PRACTICE BY DR LI SHu-FAN IN MAINLAND CHiNA AND HONG Boy's 20" BIKE GOOD CONDI­ ING WILL BE ELECTION OF OF- KONG WERE PUBLISHED HERE THIS WEEK IN A NEW BOOK ENTITLED fiCERS ALL MEMBERS ARE TION SEE AT TRAILER 538 "HONG KONG SURGEON." REQUESTED TO ATTEND AND AfTER 4 P M AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY, THE VOLUME IS A MO~!N3 LiFE STORY OF GUESTS ARE WELCOME. THE MEDICAL CAREER Of ONE OF HONG KONG'S LEAD!NG CITiZENS WOMAN'S 26" BIKE, KWAJ DR. LI SHu-FAN WAS MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE CONDITION CALL 2371. PROBABLY FOR FLIRTING REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT OF SUN YAT-SEN IN CHI~A AS A WITH HIS WI FE YOUTH, LATER FOUNDER AND DIRECTOR OF THE HONG KONG SANA­ ONE-TON FEDDERS AIR CONDI­ WINDHOEK, SOUTHWEST AFRI­ TORIUM HOSPITAL OFFERING MEDICAL ATTENTION TO THE POOR AND TIONER AVAILABLE 1ST Of CA (UPI )--A LEGAL RECORD INSTRUCTION IN MEDICINE FEBRUARY, $100 CALL 322 PROBABLY WAS SET YESTERDAY INVENTOR OF MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS, THE HOLDER OF MEDiCAL DAYS, 2471 EVENINGS WHEN LOCAL AFRICAN PAUL NACK, DEGREES FROM UNIVERSITIES OF CANTON, HONG KONG, AND EDIN­ AGED 113, WAS FOUND GUILTY BURGH, BIG GAME HUNTER,AND PHILANTHROPIST, DR LI SHu·FAN NYLON NET PLAYPEN, BABY OF ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO RECOUNTS HIS EARLY LifE IN CHINA; HIS EDUCATiON iN THE BASSINETTE CALL 2458 CAUSE GRIEVOUS BODILY HARM UNITED STATES, HIS INTEREST IN PUBLIC HEALTH IN CHiNA, NACK, WHO IS STILL SPRY THE OCCUPATION Of HONG KONG BY THE JAPANESE IN WORLD WAR WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC DESPITE HIS AGE, WAS CON­ I I, AND H IS ESCAPE TO KUNM I NG WASHER AND WESTINGHOUSE VICTED OF ASSAULTING IN A FOREWORD, DR. FELIX MARTI-IBANEZ, PUBLISHER OF MD, AUTOMATIC DRYER, BOTH IN ANOTHER AFRICAN THE MED I CAL NEWS ,>1AGAZ I NE AND FORMER MED I CAL PROf ESSOR AT EXCELLENT CONDITION; COLD­ THE NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE, DESCRIBES LI SHu-FAN "AS A SPOT It-TON AIR CONDITIONER MIXED,ACTIVE MARKET MAN WHO ALL HIS LIFE FACED DEATH AS A FIGHTER FACES HIS CALL BILL SMITH 386 DAYS CIGARETTES AND AIRLINES ADVERSARY IN THE BOXING RING WITHOUT FEAR, AND WHO AT OR 2222 EVENINGS. WEAKENED AND ENTERTAINMENTS THE SAME TIME SMILES ON LIFE AS A YOUNG MAN S~!LES AT HIS . AND BROADCASTING STOCKS SWE E THEART " I 3/4-TON CARRIER AIR CONDI- fiRMED IN TODAY'S MIXED AND A SENSITIVE WRITER, DR LI SHu-FAN RECALLS WITH CONSID­ TIONER GOOD SHAPE CALL ACTIVE STOCK MARKET ERABLE FEELING HIS SORROW IN ATTENDING THE FUNERAL Of Po­ 462 LIGGETT AND MYERS, LORIL­ CHUN "PRECIOUS i-JEARL," HIS FIRST WIFE WHOM HE HAD NOT LARD, AMERICAN TOBACCO, SEEN FOR THIRTY YEARS SINCE THEIR DIVORCE. LOST PHILIP MORRIS, AND REYNOLDS HE WEPT AT PO-CHUN'S SERVICES. ALL BLACK MALE CAT, NAMED WERE ALL OFF SMALL FRACTIONS lIPO-CHUN HAD, AFTER ALL, BEEN MY WifE," HE WRITES "As "NINGANING" CALL MRS. TO AROUND A POINT CIGAR CH I NESE ADAGE SAYS, 'ONE NIGHT OF MARR i b.GE I S A RHEA, 6!8. STOCKS CONTINUED THEIR UP­ HUNDRED NIGHTS OF LOVE ,II TRENO PACED BY GENERAL UNDER THE CHAPTER "GRACEFUL LIVING," DR II SHU·J::"AN BRUNETTE CHATTY CATHY DOLL, CIGAR. MAKES THESE OBSERVAT!ONS~ WEARING RED COAT, TAKEN Dow JONES AVERAGE WAS --ONE WAY TO REMAIN YOUTHFUL LOOKING IS TO AVOID EX­ fROM DOLL CARRIAGE IN VI­ 77 4 71, UP 22 CESSIVE EXPOSURE TO THE SUN, WHICH TENDS TO TOvG~EN AND CINITY Of 444-A CALL 2326 AGE THE SKIN --THE CALCULATION OF A PERSON'S CAPABILITY BY HIS CALENDAR Boy'S TAN SHIRT LOST AT WANTED TO BUY YEARS IS WRONG IT SHOULD BE BASED RATHER ON BIOlOG~CAL EMON BEACH, SIZE 8 CALL PORTABLE STEREO PHONOGRAPH YEARS, MEASURED BY WHAT A PERSON CAN PERFORM. 2211. CONTACT D. DESSIN ON ROI, --To KEEP A YOUTHfUL SLiM fiGURE, TEA IS AN ~DEAL AGE~~ 212 OR 213. FOR CONDiTIONING THE STOMACH TO LESSER CAPAC~TY FOR .OOD BINGO !S FLAyED AT THE MAD IN EFFECT, HE SAID, TEA DRINKiNG MAY ACCO~NT iN PART ~OR CLUB EVERY FRIDAY BEGINNING NEWS? CALL THE HOURG~ASS THE TRIM FIGURES Of CHiNESE WOMEN AT 8 F M 2114 OR 539 --ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT SECRETS OF L'~GEVJTY IS iO

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