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( ~"'E 1( I LLED WHEN GROUP FLEES CUBA I CALL ON RUSS TL , ~\h! ( KEY WEST, FLORIDA, DEC. 5 (UPI )-- [JRCDUCE EV I DE~PC- ~11 SS I LE BLOWS UF~ TWENTY-FIVE CUBAN REFUGEES, INCLUDING r ,~ t., EL PASO, TEXAS, DEC. 5 (UPI)--A NIKE THREE WOMEN AND THREE CHILDREN, LANDED GENEVA, DEC. 5 (UPI)--THE WEST OFFEREDI HERCULES MISSILE BLEW UP YESTERDAY ON YESTERDAY IN A 35-FOOT INBOARD MOTOR- [TODAY TO SIGN AN UNINSPECTED NUCLEAR I THE MCGREGOR MISSILE RANGE, KILLING A BOAT. THE 90-MILE TRIP TOOK A LITTLE TEST BAN TREATY WITH THE SOVIET UNION I FRENCH LI EUTENANT AND I NJUR I NG FOUR OVER 12 HOURS. IIITOMORROW", I F THE Russ I ANS CAN PROVE i OTHER PERSONS U.S. IMMIGRATION SERVICE OFFICIALS ITHEIR CLAIM THAT INTERNATIONAL INSPEC- i THE FRFNCH LIEUTENANT DIED LAST NIGHT SAID THE CUBANS WERE THE LARGEST REFU- I TION IS UNNECESSARY. AT WILLIAM BEAUMONT MILITARY HOSPITAL GFE GROUP TO ARRIVE IN FLORIDA SINCE BUT AMERICAN AMBASSADOR ARTHUR H DEAN SEVERAL HOURS AFTER THE EXPLOSION. HIS THE START OF THE CUBAN CRISIS. ,SAID THE "NEGATIVE ATTITUDE" OF THE SO- NAME WAS WITHHELD. • ••• • VIETS APPEARED TO BE "CLOSING THE DOORS AUTHORITIES AT THE BASE, 20 MILES CRCS~ES ATLAt\~T Ie' LEADING TO POSSIBLE AREAS OF AGREEMENT." NORTH OF EL PASO, SAID A RANGE SAFETY \J i~ i THE OFFER TO SIGN AN IMMEDIATE TREATY OFFICER BLEW THE MISSILE UP AT AN AL- IN TH I RTY MINUTES i CAtv1E FROM BRITAIN'S SIR MICHAEL WRIGHT, TITUDE OF 500 FEET WHEN IT TOOK AN ER- IWHO TOLD THE '7·NATION DISARMAMENT CON- RATIC COURSE. AUTHORITIES CLAMPED A CAPE CANAVERAL, DEC. 5 (UPI)--THE :FERENCE THAT IF THE RUSSIANS HAVE SCIEN- TIGHT SECURITY LID ON DETAILS OF THE UNITED STATES TODAY LAUNCHED ITS MIGHTYITIFIC EVIDENCE WHICH PROVES THAT INSPEC- ACCIDENT. ATLAS MISSILE ON ITS FINAL RESEARCHA ,I TION IS UNNECESSARY , THEY SHOULD DEPOSIT Two FRENCH SERGEANTS, A FRENCH PRI- FLIGHT AND CLOSED OUT ONE OF MERICA S I IT WITH UNITED NATIONS SECRETARY GENERAL VATE AND AN AMERICAN SERGEANT WERE HOS- FIRST AND MOST FABULOUS ERAS OF ROCKET-'THANT. I

P/TAL/ZED. THE FRENCH SERGEANTS WERE I RY ON A NOTE OF ROARING SUCCESS. HE NOTED, HOWEVER, THAT SOVIET DEPUTY I IN SERIOUS CONDITION. THE AMERICAN I THE SILVERY, 82-FOOT INTERCONTINENi- FOREIGN MINISTER VALERIAN ZORIN TOLD THE SERGEANT AND FRENCH PRIVATE WERE NOT AL-RANGE ROCKET, LOADED WITH SPECIAL ,UNITED NATIONS RECENTLY THE RUSSIANS II " IN SER I OUS COND I T I ON. I CAMERAS, PIGGYBACK PODS AND OTHER WOU LD NOT REVEAL THE I R I NFORMAT ION BE- I THE FRENCH SOLDIERS WERE TRAINEES I SPECIAL INSTRUMENTS, HURLED A DUMMY CAUSE OF tiTHE STATE OF INTERNATIONAL UNDER THE NATO TRAINING PROGRAM. THEY ,'WARHEAD 5,000 MILES ACROSS THE ATLANTIC:TENSION " WERE MEMBERS OF THE 520TH FRENCH GUIDED OCEAN. ' •••••• MISSILE BRIGADE. I THE ATLAS, AN ADVANCED "F" MODEL, U.S. AND RUSSIA AGREE ON THE NAMES OF THE I NJURED SOLD I ERS BLASTED FROM I TS LAUNCH I NG PAD ATOP A BETTER WAY TO SPEND BILL IONS WERE NOT RELEASED. ! COLUMN OF FLAME AND SMOKE AT ABOUT UNITED NATIONS, DEC. 5 (UPI)--THE AN INVESTIGATION WAS ORDERED INTO 14.26 P.M. EST. IUNITED STATES AND RUSSIA, IN A RARE DIS- THE EXPLOSION. I WITHIN 30 MINUTES, THE MISSILE'S iPLAY OF COLLABORATION TODAY CALLED ON I I' I SLENDER NOSE CONE PLUNGED INTO A TAR- THE WORLD TO DISARM AND USE THE RELEASED FRANCE JOINS RUSSIA IN I GET "REA t'EAR ASCENS ION I S LAND, OFF RESOUF CES FOR E CONOM I C AND SOC tAL DE VE L-' REFUSING U.N. FINANCIAL AID lTHE WEST COAST OF AFRICA--AND WROTE OPMENT. UNITED NATIONS, DEC. 5 (UPI)--FRANCE THE FINAL CHAPTER IN THE "RESEARCH AND THE TWO POWERS JOINTLY SPONSORED A JOINED RUSSIA YESTERDAY IN REFUSING TO DEVELOPMENT" STORY OF THE ATLAS MIS- DRAFT RESOLUTION OUTLINING A PROPOSAL HELP PAY FOR THE U.N. OPERATION IN THE SILE. IFOR THE TRANSITION FROM MILITARY PRE- CONGO •• • • • • I PAREDNESS TO GENERAL AND COMPLETE D I S- I FRENCH DELEGATE ANDRE GANEM SAID NO LACK OF HARMONY AMONG RED ARMAMENT UNDER EFFECTIVE INTERNATIONAL I OBLIGATION TO PAY WAS INHERENT IN THE CHINESE AND ITALIAN COMMIES CONTROL. WORLD COURT ADVISORY OPINION THAT AS­ ROME, DEC. 5 (UPI)--A TOP ITALIAN THE MEASURE RECALLED THAT A PANEL OF 1 SESSMENTS FOR THE CONGO (ONUC) AND MID­ COMMUNIST TODAY ACCUSED THE RED CHI­ EXPERTS ESTIMATED THAT THE WORLD IS : DLE EAST (UNEF) FORCES ARE BINDING ON NESE TO THEIR FACES OF MEDDLING IN SPENDING ROUGHLY $120 BILLION ON MILI­ j ALL I 10 MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBL~ ITALIAN PARTY AFFAIRS AND TRYING TO TARY EXPENSES AT THE PRESENT TIME. IT I GANEM STRESSED THAT THE COURT'S RUL- SPLIT ITS MEMBERS FROM THE Moscow LINE. SAID THE RELEASE OF THIS SUM FROM DE­ ING WAS ON AN ADVISORY BASIS. HE SAID GIANCARLO PAJETTA ONE OF THE TOP FENSE PURPOSES WOULD GREATLY ACCELERATE THE U N. CHARTER CONTAINED NO STIPULA­ LEADERS OF THE 1,754,000 STRONG ITALIAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AS WELL AS ST~VE TIONS THAT SUCH OPINIONS CAN BE I~POSED COMMUNIST PARTY, MADE THE CHARGE DUR­ OFF THE DANGER OF WAR. ON ASSEMBLY MEMBERS. ING THE FOURTH DAY OF THE PARTY'S 10TH GANEM SAID FRANCE DID NOT SUPPORT CONGRESS. SOUTHERN SENATOR IS UNWELCOME THE DECISION FOR U.N. INTERVENTION IN THE CONGRESS, TO WHICH CHINESE AND IN TWO AFRICAN NATIONS THE CONGO, AND THEREFORE COULD NOT BE OTHER COMMUNIST PARTIES HAVE SENT DEL- HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR FINANCING IT. EGATES, HAS FEATURED AN OPEN BITTER DAR-Es-SALAAM, DEC. 5 (UPI)--THE TAN- IDEOLOGICAL BATTLE BETWEEN THE PEKING 'GANYIKA GOVERNMENT DECLARED U.S SENA- ALGERIA WANTS INTERNATIONAL AND Moscow BRANDS OF COMMUN ISM 'TOR ALLEN ELLENDER (DEM-LA.) A "PRO- AID WITH NO STRINGS ATTACHED •• • • HIBITED IMMIGRANT", TWO HOURS BEFORE THREE MEN ROB LONDON HIS ARR I VAL HERE. IT WAS THE SECOND ALGIERS, DEC. 5 (LPI) --PREMIER AHMED BANK AND ESCAPE IN FOG AFRICAN NATION IN TWO DAYS TO FORBID

I BEN BELLA HAS APPEALED FOR INTERNATION- IHIM ENTRY. AL AID WITHOUT STRINGS TO HELP THE NEW I LONDON, DEC. 5 (UPI)--THREE MEN HELD l A GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN SAID THE 72- ALGERIA SURMOUNT HER fllNCREDIBLE DIF- UP A SUBURBAN WESTMINISTER BANK BRANCH I YEAR-OLD SOUTHERN SENATOR WOULD BE ASKED FICULTIES." TODAY AND ESCAPED UNDER COVER OF HEAVY ITO LEAVE AS SOON AS HE ARRIVES HERE. BEN BELLA, 45, WENT BEFORE THE CON- FOG WITH 10,000 POUNDS. , ELLENDER WAS DECLARED A PROHIBITED STITUENT ASSEMBLY TO REVIEW PROBLEMS WHILE ONE OF THE BANDITS COVERED THE i IMMIGRANT IN UGANDA YESTERDAY AFTER RE- FACING ALGERIA AFTER TWO MONTHS OF I~- BANK'S STAFF WITH A GUN ANOTHER VAULTEDI PORTS THE SENATOR SAID IN SOU~HERN DEPENDENCE THE COUNTER AND GRABBED THE BUNDLES OF ,RHODESIA HE HAD NOT SEEN ANY AFRICANS As HE SPOKE, THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT MONEY. A THIRD GANG MEMBER WAS WAIT- I READY FOR SELF-GOVERNMENT. HE ALSO IN PARIS ANNOUNCED A STOPGAP LOAN TO ING OUTSIDE IN A CAR WITH ITS ENGINE : SAID AFRICANS WERE NOT CAPABLE OF LEADER- HELP ALGERIA PAY HER WAY UNTIL THE END IRUNNING. I SHIP WITHOUT WHITE ASSISTANCE. OFT HEY EAR THE SUM WAS NOT DIS C LOS ED, I I.• •• • BUT FRENCH PRESS REPORTS PUT IT BETWEENI PROGRAM TO RELIEVE HUNGER I STORM BATTERS EAST COAST 250-100 MILLION NEW FRANCS (~50-60 MIL-I UNITED NATIONS DEC 5 (UPI)--THE /' WASHINGTON, DEC. 5 (UPI)--AN ATLAN- LION). iGENERAL ASSEMBLY~S I 10-NATION ECONOMIC TIC STORM CARRYING WINDS AS HIGH AS 55 • iAND FINANCIAL COMMITTEE LATE YESTERDAY I MILES AN HOUR MOVED UP THE EAST COAST BODY LlES )N StATE APPROVED THE PLAN FOR A THREE-YEAR ; TODAY TOWARD THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC AND THE HAGUE, DEC. 5 (UPI)--THE BODY or WORLD FOOD PROGRAM TO RELIEVE HUNGER NEW ENGLAND STATES. FORMER QWE~N WILH~LMINA ARRIVED HERE TO AND ASKED U.N. MEMBERS TO SUPPORT IT GALE WARNINGS WERE DISPLAYED FROM LIE-IN-STATE IN THE CAPITAL SHE RULED THUS FAR 39 STATES AND SPECIALIZED CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, TO PROVINCETOWN, FOR 50 YEARS. AGENCIES OF THE U.N HAVE PLEDGED AL- MASSACHUSETTS. SMALL CRAFT WARNINGS " TME BODY, IN A C0FFIN CARRIED IN A MOST $90,000,000 FOR THE PROGRAM THE WERE FLYING SOUTH OF CAPE MAY TO CAPE I WH1TE HEARSE, WAS TAKEN FROM APELDOORN GOAL IS $100,000,000 HATTERAS, NORTH CAROLINA, AND NORTH OF WHERE SHE DIED A WEEK AGO AT THE AGE I PROVINCETOWN TO EASTPORT, MAINE. OF 82. ,I BUY__ U. __S. _ SAVINGS__ _ BONDS_ ___--1-- ______. f ------~------~H:(~)I:Jt~~uLASS------~~------~---~ THURSDAY 6 DECEMBER 1962 PAGE 2 ______~~~~------I PUBLISHED AT THE DliECllON OF THE COM- TEAMST£R UNION BOSS SHOT GUERRILLA GROUP CLAIMS NO i MANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE WITH PELLETS WHILE IN COURT FACILITY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, ( ) INTENTION OF INVADING CUBA IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU OF WEAPONS NASHVILLE, TENNESS£E, DEC. 5 UPI-- KEY WEST, FLORIDA, DEC. 5 (UPI )--THE CONTRACT NOAs-4176-c WITH THE TRANS- A MAN DRESSED IN A TRENCH COAT RAN IN- LEADER Of A BATTL£~RBED BAND Of GUER­ PORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. TO THE FEDERAL COURTROOM WHERE TEAM- RILLAS ARRESTED BY U.S. CUSTOMS AGENTS THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY STERS UNION Boss JAMES HOFFA IS BEING IN A BOAT OFf THE FLORIDA KEYS YESTEr- MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE fOR TRIED TODAY AND FIRED SEVERAL SHOTS AT DAY SAID THE GROUP WAS HOLDING " TRAIN- NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICA- HOFfA WITH WHAT APPEARED TO BE A PELLET ING EXERCISES" AND HAD NO INTENTION OF TION DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 GUN. INVADING CUBA. A M DAY OF PUBLICATION. HOffA JUMPED UP AND KNOCKED THE MAN "WE HAVE aEEN DOING THIS FOR SEVERAL THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO DOWN AS FEDERAL MARSHALS RAN TO HIS MONTHS I T HAS NEVER BEEN ANYTH I NG BU1 EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR PUBLICA- ASSISTANCE AND BEAT THE MAN TO THE TRAINING EXERCISES," SAID BEARDED GERALD PATRICK HEMMING, A SIX-fOOT-SEVEN TION FLOOR WITH PISTOL BUTTS FORMER MARINE. EDITOR - H EDW. McKINNEY As THE MAN WAS DRAGGED BLEEDING FROM "WE SUPPOSED THEY WERE HEADED FOR THE COURTROOM, FEDERAL JUDGE WILLIAM CUBA," CUSTOMS AGENT WALLACE SHANLEY MILLER CALLED A RECESS AND SAID HE TOLD A U.S. COMMISSIONER AT A PRELIMI- EXPECT THOUSANDS TO DIE WANTED A FULL REPORT ON THE INCIDENT. NARY HEARING fOR THE MEN HE SAID THE IF FOG CONTINUES IN BRITAIN HOFFA SAID "I SAW THE GUN AS HE RAN 3'-FOOT BOAT THE MEN WERE ABOARD "WAS UP AND I JUMPED UP AND KNOCKED THE CAPABLE OF THE VOYAGE " LONDON, DEC 5 (UPI)--THE ~ORST ENG- S.O.B. DOWN." HEMMING, 25, AND HIS 12 FOLLOWERS LISH FOG SINCE A "KILLER FOG THAT THE INCIDENT OCCURREO AS GOVERNMENT WERE HELD IN LIEU OF 1,000 BONO EACH CLAIMED 4,000 LIVES 10 YEARS AGO BL~NKETATTORNEYS CONTINUED CROSS-EXAMINATION A U.S. MARSHAL WAS TO BRING THEM TO ED THIS ISLAND NATION TODAY IN MOIS lURE OF ONE OF FOUR DEFENSE WITNESSES CALLED MIAMI FOR FEDERAL COURT ACTION. AND DIRT TUESDAY THE MEN ALL PLEADED INNOCENT TO A VISIBILITY OVER ENGLAND -- WALES AND HOFFA IS BEING TRIED ON CHARGES THAT CHARGE OF VIOLATING UoS. NEUTRALITY SCOTLAND ESCAPED THE FOG -- WAS NIL IN HE VIOLATED THE TAFT-HARTLEY LAW BY LAWS BY "AN ATTEMPT TO FORM AN EXPEDI- MANY PLACES. ALL PLANES WERE GROUNDED. ACCEPTING $1 MILLION IN PAYMENTS FROM TION TO INVADE A FOREIGN COUNTRY HUNDREDS OF MINOR CAR ACCIDENTS WERE I A TRUCK LEASING FIRM WITH WHICH HIS ••••• REPORTED UNION HELD LABOR CONTRACTS. WELCOME ABOARD TEN PERSONS WERE HURT IN BIRMINGHAM TWENTY PASSENGERS ARRIVED ON THIS WHEN A BUS HIT WAITING PASSENGERS THE UNREST IN ARGENTINE MAY MORNING'S TIA FLIGHT FROM HONOLULU NE'

DRIVER COULD NOT SEE. j LEAD TO MILITARY CRISIS ARRIVALS WERE: MRS. REIKO PECK AND HER THE WEATHER BUREAU PREDICTED THAT THE! BUENOS AIRES, DEC. 5 (UPI )--ECONOMY TWIN SONS, THOMAS AND SAM W. JR , 17, FOG, MIXED WITH TREACHEROUS FROST, ~OULDMINISTER ALVARO ALSOGARAY AND ALL 13 AND INFANT DAUGHTER SUSAN, SIDNEY L. LAST ANOTHER 48 HOURS. "SMOG MASKS MEMBERS or HIS TOP-RANKING "ECONOMIC BISHOP (TCT), DACE D. EUGEMID (PMZ) AND WERE ON SALE AND DOCTORS URGED OLD PEO- TEAM" RESIGNED LAST NIGHT IN AN ATMOS- ELEAYDE PATRICIO (PMZ). PLE, CHILDREN AND PERSONS WITH WEAK PHERE OF UNREST THAT MAY LEAD TO A NEW RETURNING FROM LEAVE, TCT EMPLOYEES CHESTS TO STAY INDOORS. MILITARY CRISIS IN ARGENTINA. WERE: S.S. CABAMONGAN, MORADO AUGUSTIN, THE FOG WAS NOT THE WISPY, CREEPING THE 14 WHO RESIGNED INCLUDED 10 MEN ALFRED PEREZ, LAWRENCE H. NAKAYAMA, KIND THAT CALLS UP SINISTER IMAGES OF OF CABINET RANK AND THE PRESIDENTS Of ERNEST BALINBIN, BEN JEA, AND CHARLES LIMEHOUSE, JACK THE RIPPER AND MACK THE FOUR NATIONAL BANKS McCoy. h,~lfE, BUT A GRIM CARRIER OF POTENTIAL! HI:iH-RANKING OFFICERS OF THE AIR ON TEMPORARY DUTY HERE ARE: ROBERT DEATH. jFORCE HELD SEVERAL MEETINGS YESTERDAY. RUSSELL, ENGINEER FOR tR~~X CORP, FRANK- IT HUGGED THE SMOKE FROM A MILLION TO INfORMED SOURCES SAID THEY MIGHT PRESS LIN A. DELESPINASSE, ENGINEER, MAJOR MA CHIMNEYS ~D EXHAUST fROM A MILLION AU fOR THE RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTERS OF MARTIN J. SMALL (USA), THOMAS H. HUfF TO THE GROUND IN A SUFfOCATING PALL THATFOREIGN AFFAIRS, INTERIOR AND EDUCATION (WSMR), CHESTER A. KEMP (PMR), AND RECALLED THE FOUR-DAY KILLER FOG THAT AS WELL AS THE ECONOMIC TEAM. THOMAS B. TILLMAN FOR THE CORPS OF 2 STARTED DEC. 5 , 195 • I NT ER I OR MIN 1ST ERR 0 DOL F 0 MARTI NEZ ENG I NEE RS • FOUR THOUSAND BRITONS DIED OF BRONCHI JR TOLD A PRESS CONfERENCE LAST NIGHT RETURNING FROM LEAVE ON WORLD AIRWAYS TIS AND COMPLICATIONS DURING THAT FOG. HE WOULD RESIGN IF IT WOULD HELP RE- FLIGHT YESTERDAY WERE: LEROY D. HERMAN MANY MORE ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE DIED SOLVE THE CRISIS BRINGING WifE OONILLA, A NEW ARRIVAL TO MONTHS OR YEARS LATER OF LUNG DAMAGE PRESIDENT JOSE M. GUIDO SCHEDULED A THIS ISLAND; MR AND MRS C.L. BEITEL, CAUSED THEN. MEETING WITH ARGENTINA'S MILITARY LEAD- MRS F.P. BOSENBURY AND DAUGHTER SUSAN, THE FOG FIRST fORMED EARLY YESTERDAY, ERS LATER TODAY TO "ANALYZE THE COUN~YS DJYCE E. BRONSON; MRS. G.l. SHELHORSE CUTTING DAYLIGHT VISIBILITY TO NINE fEE SITUATION" HE ALSO WAS EXPECTED TO AND DAUGHTER STARR, J. D. UTLEY, W. D. IN MANY AREAS. IT LIFTED SLIGHTLY DUR- CONFER WITH TOP ECONOMISTS TONIGHT. HOLT, FRANK H. ZIMMER, GORDON F. THOMAS ING THE DAY, THEN FELL AGAIN AT DUSK •••• AND H. F. KING. WITH AN IMPENETRABILITY THAT TURNED PE- WORLD'S MOST TALKATIVE BIRD NEW ARRIVALS FOR REMINGTON RAND WERE: DESTRIANS INTO BLIND MEN BUMPING INTO BOURNEWOUTH, ENGLAND, DEC. 5 (UPI )-- G. M. MCCARTY, WITH WIFE YVONNE AND LIGHTPOSTS AND STUMBLING OVER CURBS. "SPARKlE" WILLIAMS, THE WORLD'S MOST THREE CHILDREN, MARK, 5, NEIL 4, AND EMPTY BUSES CqEPT THROUGH THE STREETS'TALKATIVE BIRD, DIED YESTERDAY. KATHLEEN, I; ROBERT E. LEMASTER (WECO) I DESERTED BY PASSENGERS WHO COULD WALK HIS LAST WORDS WERE, "I LOVE MAMA." ON TEMPORARY DUTY HERE ARE FRED TOLCHI~- QUICKER. IN HIS PRIME, THE EMERALD-YELLOW-BLUE SKY fOR DAC AND JOHN B. JANICEK (BTL). COMMUTERS ABANDONED CARS IN MAJOR BIRD COULD RECITE EIGHT FOUR-LINE NURS- ••••• CITIES AND JAMMED ON OVERCROWDED TRAINS ERY RHYMES WITHOUT A BREAK, AND COULD MEET YOUR CONGRESSMAN ALREADY RUNNING FAR BEHIND SCHEDULE BE- ~VEN SPEAK WITH A SCOTTISH ACCENT AT SEVEN U. S. CONGRESSMEN WHO ARE MEM- CAUSE OF THE SMOG. THE ROYAL AUTOMOBILETIMES. BERS OF THE ARMY RESERVE CONGRESSIONAL CLUB REPORTED 1,200 TELEPHONE CALLS AN "SPARKlE" BECAME FAMOUS IN 1958 WHEN COMMAND WILL VISIT HERE THIS WEEK-END. HOUR FOR HELP HE OUT-TALKED 3,000 OTHER BUDGIES TO THEY WILL BE JOINED BY SENATOR ROMAN L THE WORST-HIT AREAS WERE LONDON AND ~IN A BBC CONTEST AfTER THAT HE TRAV- HRUSKA fROM NEBRASKA. THE MIDLANDS, WHERE fACTORY, HOME AND ELED 15,000 MILES TO APPEAR ON RADIO THE CONGRESSMEN ARE COL. WILLIAM G. TRAFFIC SMOKE MIXED WITH THE fOG TO PRO-AND TELEVISION AND STARRED IN COMMER-, BRAY, 7TH DIST INDIANA; COL. HASTINGS DUCE A UNIVERSAL BLACKOUT. CIALS FOR BIRD SEED KEITH, 9TH OIST. MASS, COL. ALEXANDER RANDOM TESTS SHOWED THERE WAS NINE IN HIS CAREER HE EARNED 1,000 POUNDS PIRNIE, 3 TH 015T. NEW YORK, LT COL. 4 TIMES MORE SMOKE IN lONDON'S NORMALLY AND WAS THE WORLD'S ONLY BUDGIE TO PAY GRAHAM PURCELL, 13 OIST. TEXAS, LT TH SOOTY AIR LATE YESTERDAY THAN ON AN INCOME TAX. COL. B. N. REifEL, 1ST DIST. SOUTH AVERAGE DAY. GOVERNMENT RESEARCHERS "SPARKlE" WAS EIGHT YEARS OLD WHEN DAKOTA, MAJ. CLARK MAC GREGOR, 3 D DIST R SAID THE AIR POLLUTION WAS GREATER THANJHIS OWNER, MRS. MATTIE WILLIAMS fOUND MINNESOTA AND MAJ. J EDWARD ROUSH, 5TH 1 2 DURING THE 95 SMOG. HIM DEAD IN HER HOME HERE THE BBC OIST INDIANA. HOSPITALS READIED EXTRA BEDS FOR BRON ~ATER BROADCAST A 10-MINUTE TRIBUTE TO IF TIME AND SCHEDULE PERMIT, IT MAY CHIAL CASES. ONE SPOKESMAN SAID ANY 4 ~TS FORMER STAR BE POSSIBLE FOR CONSTITUTENTS TO MEET EMERGENCY "WILL COME WITHIN THE NEX- 2 THEIR CONGRESSMAN BETWEEN 4 3 AND 5 3 0 0 OR 48 HOURS THAT IS ABOUT THE TIME"IT QUAKE IN JAPAN SATURDAY AfTERNOON. PERSONS INTERESTED TAKES FOR THE SMOG TO AFFECT PEOPLE TOKYO, (UPI )--CENTRAL JAPAN WAS SHAK- MAY OBTAIN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION BY •• •• N BY AN EARTHQUAKE YESTERDAY AfTERNOON CALLING NIKE-ZEUS 9- 41 5 POLICEWOMAN FINED ~T MEASURED THREE ON A SCALE OF SEVEN, KENDAL, ENGLAND, DEC. 5 (UPI)--POLICE-~UT NO DAMAGE WAS REPORTED WOMAN JOAN BOOTH, 25, WAS fiNED 5 POUND~ ••• CHICAGO, (UPI )--A CHICAGO CHAIN OF YESTERDAY AND BANNED FROM DRIVING FOR A THE REASON IT'S HARD TO KEEP A GOOD LIQUOR STORES UNVEILED ITS SPECIAL MONTH HER POLICE CAR HIT ANOTHER CAR, SECRETARY ANY LENGTH Of TIME IS THAT CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE MAN WHO HAS A TRUCK AND ANOTHER POLICE CRUISER WHIL~HE GETS MARRIED OR REMINDS THE eoss EVERYTHING IT'S A DOZEN BOTTLES Of ISHE WAS CHASING A SPEEDER FHAT HE 15. SCOTCH, PRICED AT $18,158 95, AND

L _~ WRAPPED IN A 1961 ROLLS ROYCE r------~------I PAGE 3 HOJHGLASS THURSDAY 6 DECEMBER 1962 ~--~------,,------~------~------~ I LUXURY LINER UNDERGOING HODGES ON WAY HOME MAGAZINE ARTICLE DESCRIBED REPAIRS WHILE PASSENGERS WAIT AS IRRESPONSIBLE JOURNALISM ATHENS, DEC. 5 (UPI)--U.S. SECRE­ Los ANGELES, DEC. 5 (uPI)--PASSENG­ TARY Of COMMERCE LUTHER HODGES ARRIV­ NEW YORK, DEC. 5 {UPI)--ADLAI STEV­ ERS ON THE LUXURY LINER ORIANA THOUGHT ED HERE TODAY ON HIS NEXT-TO-LAST STOP ENSON, UNDER FIRE AS A RESULT OF A THEY WOULD BE ON THE HIGH SEAS TODAY Of A WORLD TOUR THAT BEGAN Nov 6. NATIONAL MAGAZINE ARTICLE CONCERNING HEADED fOR HONOLULU. HODGES IS EXPECTED TO HAVE TALKS HIS ROLE IN THE CUBAN CRISIS, SAID TO­ INSTEAD, THEY WERE ON SIGHT-SEEING WITH GREEK MINISTER Of COMMERCE PNAY- DAY HE DID NOT KNOW WHETHER PRESIDENT EXCURSIONS IN SOUTHERN CALifORNIA 10TIS PIPINELLIS TOMORROW ON TRADE KENNEDY WOULD MAKE A PUBLIC STATEMENT WHILE THEIR SHIP WAS UNDERGOING RE­ QUESTIONS. SUPPORTING HIM. PAIRS FOR DAMAGE CAUSED IN A COLLISION "I HAVE HAD NO DISCUSSION WITH THE MONDAY WITH THE U.S AIRCRAfT CARRIER INDIA UNLIKELY TO GIVE PRESIDENT," STEVENSON SAID ON A TELE­ KEARSARGE. UP NEUTRALTY DUE TO WAR VISION SHOW. A NAVY BOARD OF INQUIRY AND THE "I DON'T KNOW WHAT HE IS GOING TO TAMPA, FLORIDA, DEC. 5 (UPI)--THE COAST GUARD IS INVESTIGATING THE ACCI­ DO, If ANYTHING If COMMANDER IN CHIEF Of THE U S STRIKE DENT, BUT SAID IT PROBABLY WOULD BE ASKED IF HE THOUGHT ~E MIGHT BE RE­ COMMAND, JUST BACK FROM A FArT-FIND­ SEVERAL WEEKS BEFORE THE CAUSE WAS QUESTED TO RESIGN AS U S. AMBASSADOR ING TRIP IN INDIA, SAID T~ESDAY 1HE DETERMINED TO THE UNITED NATIONS AS A RESULT OF COMMUNIST CHINESE ATTACK HAS BROUGHT THE 42,000-TON P & O-ORIENT LINES AN ARTICLE IN THE MAGAZINE (SATURDAY THE INDIAN PEOPLE TOGETHER "POSSIBLY VESSEL DELAYED DEPARTURE UNTIL TOMOR­ EVENING POST), STEVENSON SNAPPED: "ON STRONGER THAN AT ANY TIME IN THEIR ROW. REPARING THE GAPING HOLE IN THE THE CONTRARY." ORIANA'S BOW WAS EXPECTED TO COST HISTORY II ARMY GEN PAUL D. ADAMS, WHO ACCOM­ HE SAID THE ARTICLE, BY STEWART ABOUT $50,000 ALSOP AND CHARLES BARTLETT, IS "AS PANIED W. AVERELL HARRIMAN ON A PRESI­ THE 27,000-TON KEARSARGE ALSO WAS CLASSIC AN EXAMPLE OF IRRESPONSIBLE DENTIAL MISSION TO INDIA AND PAKISTAN, HELD IN PORT FROM ROUTINE EXERCISES JOURNALISM AS I HAVE EVER WITNESSED." SAID HE SAW NOTHING TO INDICATE THE FOR REPAIRS Of A TEAR IN HER STARBOARD "IT IS UNTRUE AS TO WHAT I PROPOSED. INDIAN GOVERNMENT WOULD PULL AWAY BOW IT IS UNTRUE AS TO WHAT 1 OPPOSED" OFFICERS Of THE NAVY BOARD HAVE FROM THE SO-CALLED NEUTRALIST BLOC, AND INTO THE WESTERN CAMP STEVENSON SAID THAT IN THE EXECUTIVE INTERVIEWED OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL SECURITY SHIP AND WERE EXPECTED TO CALL WIT­ "I SAW NOTHING EXCEPT THAT THE INDIANS WANT TO BE INDEPENDENT FROM COUNCIL HE EMPHATICALLY SUPPORTED AN NESSES WITHIN A FEW DAYS THE COAST ARMED BLOCKADE OF CUBA AND "EQUALLY ALL COUNTRIES THEY ARE TRULY TRYING GUARD SENT A TEAM ABOARD THE ORIANA EMPHATICALLY OPPOSED AN INVASION OF TO BE NEUTRAL,1f ADAMS SAID FOR INFORMAL STATEMENTS FROM HER OFFI­ CUBA AT THE RISK Of WORLD WAR UNTIL CERS AND CREW ADAMS WAS THE SENIOR MILITARY OFFI­ CER WITH THE MISSION AND REPORTED HIS PEACE-KEEPING MACHINERY Of THE UNITED fINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE NATIONS HAD BEEN USED THIS WAS THE BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORIES Jo I NT CH I EF Of STAFF IN 'vASH I NGTON BE­ POLICY APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT," HE IN BATTLES OVER YEMEN FORE RETURNING TO U S SrRIKE COMMAND SAID. 111 HOPE THE TIME HAS NOT COME IN THE UNITED STATES WHEN IT IS CONSIDER­ CAIRO, DEC. 5 (uPI)--PRESIDENT GAM­ HEADQUARTERS HERE ED BETTER TO ADVOCATE WAR TO SETTLE AL ABDEL NASSER HAS POSTPONED HIS ADAMS SAID SHIPMENTS OF AN INITIAL DISPUTES RATHER THAN USE PEACEFUL VISIT TO MtROCCO THIS MONTH IN ORDER SUPPLY OF EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT TO INDIA MEAN S IT liTO REMAIN IN CLOSE CONTACT n WITH HAD BEEN RECOMMENDED A MAIN ITEM, HE UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC fORCES IN YEMEN, SAID, WAS COLD WEATHER CLOTHING, ALONG IT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY. WITH SUPPLIES TO REPLACE THOSE LOST IN TROOPS RETURN TO CONGO NASSER SAID MILITARY OPERATIONS IN BATTLE JAKARTA, (UPI)--LT. COL. SOLICHI~, YEMEN "HAVE ENDED WITH VICTORY FOR AN AMERICAN-TRAINED INDONESIAN OFFI­ THE WILL OF THE YEMENI PEOPLE" HIS DIED OF FRIGHT? CER, LEFT YESTERDAY fOR DUTY IN THE fORCES SUPPORT THE REPUBLICAN GOVERN­ CHICAGO, DEC. 5 (UPI)--AN OLD AUTOP CONGO AT THE HEAD OF A 1,700 MAN CON­ MENT WHICH OVERTHREW THE YEMENI MON­ SY REPORT REVEALS THAT ONE OF THE OR­ TINGENT OF PARATROOP RAIDERS ARCHY SEPTEMBER 26. IGINAL SIAMESE TWINS PROBABLY DIED OF IT WILL BE SOLICHIN'S SECOND ASSIGN­ AMMAN RADIO SAID LAST NIGHT DEPOSED fRIGHT SHORTLY AFTER THE DEATH OF HIS MENT IN THE CONGO AS PART OF THE UNIT­ IMAM EL BADR'S FORCES BATTLED REPUBLI­ BROTHER, A GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY PRO­ ED NATIONS COMMAND HE LED THE INDO­ CAN AND U.A.R. TROOPS YESTERDAY AT THE fESSOR Of MEDICINE SAID LAST NIGHT. NESIAN TROOPS IN THE CONGO FROM 1960 VILlAGE Of ALWAILA AND AT HASHED IN DR WORTH B DANIELS SAID HE STUMB­ TO 1961, WHEN THEY WERE SUDDENLY WITH­ YEMEN IT CLAIMED THE ROYALIST KILLED LED UPON THE DUSTY AUTOPSY REPORT DRAWN BY HIS GOVERNMENT BECAUSE OF 95 AND CAPTURED 45 AT ALWAILA AND WHILE BROWSING THROUGH OLD MEDICAL DISSATISfACTION OVER THE CIRCUMSTANCES KILLED 80 AT HASHED BOOKS IN AN ANTIQUE SHOP SURROUNDING THE ASSASSINATION OF CON­ DANIELS REVIVED MEMORIES Of CHANG GOLESE PREMIER PATRICE LUMUMBA FOG HALTS TRAVEL AND ENG, SIAMESE TWINS BORN IN 181 I THE U N. RECENTLY REQUESTED INDO­ LONDON, DEC. 5 (UPI)--THICK fOG NEAR BANGKOK, IN A LECTURE BEFORE THE NESIAN PRESIDENT SUKARNO TO SEND TROOP~ LAST NIGHT CAUSED THE DUCHESS Of KENT AMERICAN ACADEMY OF DERMATOLOGY TO THE CONGO AGAIN, AND THE PRESIDENT AND HER 5-MONTH-OLD SON, THE EARL Of THE TWINS, BROUGHT TO THE UNITED ARGUED TO DO SO ST ANDREW, TO GIVE UP THEIR TRIP TO STATES IN 1829, AMASSED A SMALL FOR­ STANSTED AERODROME WHERE SHE WAS DUE TUNE WITH THEATER AND SIDESHOW APPEAR­ FOG STALLS SHIPPING TO JOIN A TROOP FLIGHT TO HONG KONG ANCES THEY SETTLED IN NORTH CAROLINA MONTREAL, DEC. 5 (UPI)--PEASOUP­ TO MEET THE DUKE AND BECAME PROSPEROUS fARMERS THICK fOG BLANKETED THE MONTREAL AREA THE DUCHESS AND HER SON LEFT KEN­ THIS MORNING AND OfFICIALS SAID THIS SINGTON PALACE EARLY YESTERDAY EVEN­ OVERRUN MILITIA OUTPOST MAY DELAY THREE OCEAN-GOING SHIPS TRY­ ING THEY DROVE AS fAR AS THE EDGE ING TO CLEAR THE OFFICIALLY CLOSED SAIGON, (UPI)--VIET CONG GUERRILLAS OF NORTH LONDON, BUT THE FOG HAD CUT ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY. THE VISIBILITY DOWN TO ALMOST NIL OVERRAN A SELf-DEFENSE CORPS MILITIA OUTPOST IN QUANG NAGAI PROVINCE LAST LOCKS AT COTE ST. CATHERINE AND ST. SHE RETURNED TO THE PALACE. THE LAMBERT WILL BE KEPT OPEN FOR THE THREE fLIGHT LATER WAS GROUNDED BY THE fOG THURSDAY, KILLING 13 AND WOUNDING SEVE~ OF THE DEFENDERS, THE GOVERNMENT PRESS TRAPPED SHIPS, THE EASTHAMPTON, BRIDGE­ THE AIRFIELD IS SOME 35 MILES OUT HAMPTON AND THE NORWEGIAN MAKEFJELL. OF LONDON AGENCY REPORTED THE REPORT SAID SIX OTHER MILITIA­ THE VESSELS WERE STALLED AT THE IROQUOIS LOCK WHERE THE fOG OVERTOOK MEN WERE REPORTED MISSING IN THE ~CT- SUGGESTIONS BRING SAVINGS THEM LAST NIGHT ION No VIET CONG CASUALTIES WERE RE- HONOLULU, (UPI)--SUGGESTIONS BY PORTED MILITARY PERSONNEL AND CIVILIAN EM­ ANOTHER PRESS AGENCY REPORT SAID A COURTESY IS REQUESTED PLOYES OF THE PACifiC ARMY COMMAND 13-YEAR-OLD GIRL WAS KILLED FRIDAY BY UNITED NATIONS, (UPI)--ANOTHER ARAB­ RESULTED IN SAVINGS IN EXCESS OF $500, A VIET CONG GRENADE TRAP ALONG A ROAD ISRAELI CLASH MARKED YESTERDAY'S THIRD 000 IN 1962, PACifIC ARMY HEADQUARTERS IN KIENHOA PROVINCE DISCUSSION OF THE PALESTINE REfUGEE AT FORT SHAfTER HAS ANNOUNCED PROBLEM. NEARLY 20,000 SUGGESTIONS WERE ISRAEL AMBASSADOR MICHAEL COMAY SUBMITTED BY PERSONNEL AT ARMY SUB­ BOYCOTT HAVANA CiGARS INTERRUPTED HUSSEIN Z. SABRI OF THE ORDINATE COMMANDS IN HAWAI I, JAPAN, NEW YORK, DEC. 5 (UPI)--THOUSANDS UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC TO CALL FOR "THE KOREA AND OKINAWA To THE CONTRI­ n OF CUBAN EXILES IN THE MIAMI, FLORIDA, MINIMUM Of COURTESIES AND TO REfRAIN BUTORS OF ADOPTED SUGGESTIONS, THE AREA NOW ARE SMOKING PHILIPPINE CIGARS. FROM "CHEAP PERSONAL ATTACKS" AGAINST ARMY PAID OUT A TOTAL Of $17,583 IN MANILA CIGARS ARE SELLING WELL IN CUBA ISRAELI LEADERS CASH AWARDS AT THE U S NAVAL BASE AT GUANTANAMO SABRI SAID ZIONSIM ATTEMPTS TO BAY CULTIVATE "ISRAELOMANIA" WITHIN EVERY TEMPERATURES: NEW YORK 52-45, LONDON NATION OF THE WORD, "EVEN WHEN IT MEANS 37-28, PARIS 41-23, TOKYO 44-38, SAN SOME GIRLS STAY SINGLE BECAUSE THEY INCITING PEOPLE TO DISLOYALTY AGAINST FRANCISCO 60-~0. MEXICO CITY 69-74 WOULD RATHER BE WHISTl.ED AT THAN fOR. COUNTRIES WHERE THEY LIVE" PAGE 4 ~f _'rGERMANY'S, ITALY'S AND JAPAN'S A BAD DAY FOR DUNCAN SANDYS IN INDIA POLIO WILL CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS IN THE BECAUSE OF "HIGH COST" DEFENSE-SPACE BRITAIN'S COMMONWEALTH MINISTER WAS UNITED STATES THIS YEAR, BUT HER PRE­ PROGRAMS, REDUCED WORKING TIME AND CONTRADICTED TWICE, FIRST BY PRIME MIN­ SENT WON'T COME FROM BENEATH A DECORA­ FARM TROUBLE, CONGRESS WAS TOLD YESTER- ISTER NEHRU, AND THEN BY A FOREIGN TED TREE--IT WILL COME FROM THE ORTHO­ DAY OFFICE SPOKESMAN. PEDIC SURGERY WARD AT SHRINER'S HOSPI­ BUT FINDINGS OF A GROUP OF EXPERTS REFERRING TO THE PROMISED DELIVERY TAL ON SOVIET AFFAIRS, PREPARED FOR THE OF SOVIET FIGHTER PLANES TO INDIA AND LITTLE VIOLETTE NIMR WASSILY CANNOT SENATE-HoUSE ECONOMIC COMMITTEE, EM­ TO SANDYS' STATEMENT MONDAY THAT HE WALK PHASIZED THAT THE SOVIET UNION'S ECO­ KNEW OF NO ASSURANCES ABOUT THE DELIV­ SHE WILL ARRIVE SATURDAY AFTER NOMIC GROWTH IS STILL ALMOST TWICE ERY, NEHRU TOLD PARLIAMENT, liTHE INFOR­ TRAVELING MORE THAN 8,000 MILES FROM THAT OF THE UNITED STATES MATION WE HAVE FROM THE SOVIET UNION HER HOME IN CAIRO TO BEGIN A YEAR OF IS QUITE AUTHORITATIVE 1 DO NOT SEE CORRECTIVE SURGERY AT SHRINER'S Hos­ HOW WHAT MR. DUNCAN SANDYS SAYS CAN PITAL FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN CHILD IS RAPED AND THROWN FROM TOP OF APARTMENT BUILDING TAKE AWAY FROM THE AUTHORITATIVE INFOR­ THE YOUNGSTER ALREADY HAS SPENT MATION WE HAVE RECEIVED" NEW YORK, DEC 5 (UPI)--A SADISTIC SEVERAL MONTHS IN A HOSPITAL IN GER­ LATER A FOREIGN OFFICE SPOKESMAN MANY FOR SURGERY ON ONE OF HER POLIO­ KILLER YESTERDAY LURED A NINE-YEAR-OLD TOLD NEWSMEN THAT IF SANDYS WAS CORRECT­ ATROPHIED LEGS. SHE FACES SURGERY ON GIRL TO THE TOP OF AN APARTMENT BUILD­ LY REPORTED AS SAYING THAT THE BRITISH ING, RAPED HER, THEN CARRIED HER NUDE HER OTHER LEG AND HER SPINE AND AMERICANS WERE WORRIED ABOUT INDIAN BODY TO THE ROOF AND HURLED HER TO HER THE GIRL'S FATHER, NIMR W SAWIRIS, TROOP CONCENTRATIONS ON THE PAKISTAN AN AIR FREIGHT SUPERVISOR FOR TRANS DEATH IN A COURTYARD 14 STO~ES B£LOW. BORDER, "THE FACTUAL POSITION IS NOT WORLD AIRLINES IN CAIRO, WILL ACCOM­ POLICE SAID A PRIME SUSPECT WAS A SO." HE SAID MANY TROOPS HAD BEEN PANY HIS DAUGHTER TO Los ANGELES AND TEEN-AGE BOY THAT ANOTHER GIRL SAID WITHDRAWN FROM THE BORDER WITH PAKISTAN WILL REMAIN HERE UNTIL THE TREATMENT HAD ATTEMPTED TO ENTICE HER TO ACCOM­ ALSO IN DISPUTE. IS COMPLETED PANY HIM TO THE TOP OF THE APARTMENT DR. VERNON NICKELS, A Los ANGELES HOUSE, ONE OF A NUMBER IN A HOUSING PHYSICIAN, LEARNED OF VIOLETTE'S PROJECT IN THE WILLIAMSBURG SECTION OF NEW ADMIRAL OF FLEET PLIGHT WHILE IN CAIRO AS A TOURIST BROOKLYN. LONDON, (UPI)--ADM. SIR DAVID LUCE, UPON HIS RETURN, DR. NICKELS MADE DETECTIVES SAID EVIDENCE AT THE 56, WAS NAMED TO REPLACE ADMIRAL OF THE ARRANGMENTS WITH SHRINER'S HOSPITAL SCENE INDICATED THE GIRL HAD PUT UP A FLEET SIR CASPAR JOHN AS FIRST SEA LORD FOR ALL THE NECESSARY SURGERY AND CARE DESPERATE STRUGGLE WITH HER ATTACKER. THE ADMIRALTY SAID TODAY. WITHOUT CHARGE. THERE IS A FOUR-FOOT WALL AROUND LUCE TAKES HIS POST NEXT SUMMER, THE TWA WILL PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION THE EDGE OF THE ROOF. IT PREVENTED ANYj ANNOUNCEMENT SAID HE WAS APPOINTED FIRST FOR BOTH FATHER AND DAUGHTER AND THE ONE ON THE GROUND FROM SEEING THE KILL­ COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE NEW UNIFIED HILTON CORPORATION HAS MADE AVAILABLE ER THREE-SERVICE COMMAND IN THE FAR EAST A ROOM AT THE Los ANGELES STATLER LAST MONTH HILTON FOR MR. SAWIRIS DURING HIS NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED IN AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE STAY U.S. SHOWS UNEXPECTED INCREASE VIOLETTE WILL SPEND THIS CHRISTMAS THURSDAY 6 DECEMBER WASHINGTON, DEC. 5 (UPI)--THE 5:05 P M JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT IN A HOSPtirAL BED AWAITING A YEAR OF u.s. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE ROSE THREE-TENTHS OF THE ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC DELICATE qPERATIONS AND PAINFUL PHYSI­ b:OO CAL THERAf1Y I PER CENT TO 5 8 PER CENT OF THE LA- 6:30 WHAT'S My LINE BOR FORCE IN NOVEMBER BECAUSE OF A 7:00 NEWS NEXT CHRISTMAS, DOCTORS ARE HOPEFUL SHE WILL WALK. SHARP, UNEXPECTED INCREASE IN TEEN-AGE 7:15 THE LATIN QUARTER JOBLESSNES~ 7:30 ONE NIGHT STAND THE LABOR DEPARTMENT, REPORTING 8:00 VOYAGE OF THE SCARLETT QUEEN CONCEDES DEFEAT THIS, SAID THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF UNEM- 8:30 MEN AND MOLECULES RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA, DEC. 5 PLOYED FOR THE MONTH WAS 3 8 MILLION, 8:45 RICHARD HAYES (UPI)--SEN. JOSEPH BOTTUM TODAY CON­ ABOUT A HALF-MILLION HIGHER THAN IN 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES CEDED DEFEAT TO FORMER FOOD FOR PEACE OCTOBER 9:30 HERE'S GEORGE DIRECTOR qEORGE MCGOVERN IN THE NA­ BUT TOTAL EMPLOYMENT, AT 68 MILLION 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF TION'S LAST SENATE RACE TO BE DECIDED. WAS THE HIGHEST EVER DURING NOVEMBER. FRIDAY 7 DECEMBER BOTTUM'S OFFICE ISSUED THE CON­ THIS WAS AN INCREASE OF ABOUT 800,000 6:00 A M SIGN ON CESSION FqLLOWING A RECOUNT OF SOUTH OVER THE SAME PERIOD A YEAR AGO 6:05 DON THE DAWN BREAKER DAKOTA'S 67 COUNTRIES, COMPLETED YES­ AFTER DROPPING TO A SEASONALLY AD- 6:30 NEWS TERDAY, WHICH GAVE MCGOVERN A WINNING JUST ED RATE OF 5 5 PER CENT IN OCTOBER 6:35 DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D MARGIN OF '516 VOTES UNEMPLOYMENT IN NOVEMBER WENT BACK UP 7:15 SMALL FRY THEATRE BOTTUM HAD SAID EARLIER HE WOULD TO THE RATE RECORDED IN SEPTEMBER. 8:00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST CLUB DECIDE TODAY WHETHER TO PROTEST TO • • 8:iO ARTHUR GODFREY THE STATE SUPREME COURT THE DISQUALI­ CONFLICT BETWEEN COMMUNISTS 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES FICATION OF MORE THAN 2,300 BALLOTS BY WASHINGTON, (UPI)--WALT W. ROSTOW, 9:30 VOYAGE OF THE SCARLETT QUEEN THE RECOUNT BOARDS DEPUTY SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESI- 10:00 GARRY MOORE SHOW THE CANVASSING BOARD WILL MEET TO­ DENT, SAID "VERY DEEP ISSUES I1 ARE 10:30 COUNTRY CORNER MORROW AND DECLARE THE OFFICIAL WINNER SPLITTING RUSSIA AND COMMUNIST CHINA 11:00 TURN BACK THE CLOCK IN THE ONLY UNDECIDED Nov 6 SENATE IN A CONFLICT WHICH IS FAVORABLE TO 11:25 MARSHALLESE NEWS ELECTION U S INTERESTS. 11:30 IRA COOK SHOW ROSTOW, CHIEF OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S 12:00 NOON NEWS FINDS AN "OLD MASTER" POLICY PLANNING STAFF, SAID THE SPLIT 12:05 WEATHER AND STOCK REPORT BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, DEC 5 (UPI)-- IS "SOMETHING WE SHOULD TAKE QUITE 12:10 MID-DAY MELODIES A 16-POUND-A-WEEK FACTORY WORKER WHO SERIOUSLY." 12:30 A QUARTER CENTURY OF SWING BOUGHT A PAINTING IN "APPALLING CONDI- HE SAID THAT MILITARY, ECONOMIC AND 1:00 NEWSMAKERS TION" FOR LESS THAN 10 POUNDS HAS SOLD IDEOLOGICAL ISSUES ARE PUSHING APART 1:15 SPORTS DESK IT FOR 4,400 POUNDS THE TWO GREATEST COMMUNIST POWERS. BE- 1:30 SHOP CONCERT NORMAN CROMPTON SAID HE BOUGHT THE HIND THE IDEOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES IS A 3:30 FLAIR PAINTING 15 YEARS AGO AT AN AUCTION IN POWER STRUGGLE OV~R WHO WILL LEAD THE ij:OO COUNTRY MUSIC TIME 4:30 PAU HANA SERENADE NORTH WALES F OR 15 YEARS THE CANVAS COMMUNIST WORLD, ROSTOW SAID. HUNG IN HIS BEDROOM AST JUNE, HE TOOK~ ______~~~~~~~~~~~~~5~:~OO~~~~N7E~W~S~ ______-r THE PAINTING TO THE BIRMINGHAM CITY GENERAL MESS MENU - FRIDAY ART GALLERY TO HAVE IT CLEANED AND BREAKFAST DIN~ER SUPPER DISCOVERED IT WAS THE LONG-LOST "EM­ CHILLED FRESH FRUIT OYSTER STEW MANHATTAN CHOWDER BARKATION OF ST PAUL," BY FRENCH LAND­ CHILLED FRUIT JUICE GRILLED DOLPHIN fRIED FILET OF SOLE SCAPE MASTER CLAUDE LORRAIN, PAINTED HOT & COLD CEREAL FRENCH FRIED POTATOES GRILLED HAMBURGER STEAK IN 1655 FRENCH TOAST W/SYRUP GREEN BEANS W/BACON MASHED POTATOES THE GALLERY OFFERED CROMPTON 4,400 GRILLED HAM COLD CUTS W/POTATO SALAD BUTTERED GREEN PEAS POUNDS FOR THE CANVAS AND HE ACCEPTED. HASH BROWNED POTATOES STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE TH~ PAINTING HAD BEEN MISSING FROM STEAMED RICE COLE SLAW SALAD BAR W/DRESSING THE ART WORLD FOR 74 YEARS COFFEE CAKE POUND CAKE ApPLE PIE TOAST-BUTTER & JAM ICED TEA W/LEMON COLD DRINK 15 SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS MILK-HOT TEA & COFFEE MILK-HOT TEA & COFFEE MILK-HOT TEA & COFFEE f- (------.------LET THE PUBLIC DEMAND TOKYO, (UPI)--THE BOXING ORGANIZA­ TIONS OF THE WORLD SHOULD UNITE TO OUT­ LAW CONTRACTED RETURN TITLE BOUTS, SAYS NICK PETRONELLA, WORLD BOXING ASSOCIA­ SPORTS TIOt RATINGS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN RETURN TITLE BOUTS SHOULD DEPEND ON 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION THURSDAY 6 DECEMBER 1962 PUBLIC DEMAND, IN PETRONELLA'S OPINION ~PAGE "LET US SAY THAT A CHAMPION IS BEAT­ KWAJALEIN BOYS SCORE ABOVE EN BY THE CHALLENGER IN A HELLUVA GOOD ~VERAGE IN PHYSICAL FITNESS THE OBSERVER FIGHT," SAID PETRONELLA IlI'M SURE I I BY PAT LAN lAS I THE BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES THAT THE PUBLIC WILL DEMAND A PETUPN I UNLEASHING THEIR HEAVY BOMBARDMENT, GRADES 7-12 IN THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL TITLE BOUT BETWEEN THEM AND THE WBA ! THE NAVY SQUARED THE WORLD SERIES BY HAVE COMPLETED THEIR FIRST PHYSICAL WilL CERTAINLY RECOMMEND IT BUT THERE I ANNIHILATING BANK OF HAWAI I 16-6 BE- FITNESS TEST, RECOMMENDED BY THE PRES­ SHOULD BE NO RETURN TITLE BOUTS JUST , IDENT'S COUNCIL ON YOUTH FITNESS. HIND THE RESOUNDING BATS OF J.L DAVIS BECAUSE THEY ARE CALLED FOR BY CONTRACT!! ED PASEK, C B HARDIN, C L. BERRY, SCORES IN ALL CLASSES WERE ABOVE AVER­ AGE AS COMPARED WITH NATIONAL NORMS CARL RAUTENBERG AND ED STALLINGS OBSERVER-CONTINUED·;ROM COLUMN 2--CAME i FOR EACH GRADE LEVEL THE TOTAL AVER­ THE NAVY PENETRATED THE HIGHLY TOUT- UP AND CLEARED THE BASES WITH HIS SIN- I AGl GRADE FOR THE ENTIRE SCHOOL WAS IN ED BANK OF HAWAII'S DEFENSE FOR A TOTAL GlE STALLINGS USUALLY HITS TO RIGHT I THE "8" BRACKET OF 13 HITS INCLUDING THREE HOMERS BY FIELD BUT PULLED A SWITCH AND DROVE JIM DUNCAN, THE BOY's PHYSICAL ED­ ED PASEK, C L BERRY AND C B HARDIN ONE TO LEFTFIELD WHICH ROLLED BETWEEN UCATION DIRECTOR, IS VERY PLEASED WITH PASEK'S BLOW IN THE FOURTH HIGH­ THE LEFTFIELDER'S LEGS FOR A HIT AND THE RESULTS OF THE PROGRAM, AND TO LllHTED A 6-RUN RALLY AFTER TRAILING AN ERROR. DISCOVER THAT THE BOYS ON KWAJALEIN BANKOH 5-0 BOTH BERRY'S AND HARDIN'S AT THAT TIME, NO OUTS HAD YET BEEN RANK EVERY BIT AS GOOD IN PHYSICAL CLOUT I N THE SIXTH WE~ E \11 TH NO ONE MADE AND C.L. BERRY SMACKED ONE INTO FITNESS AS COMPARED WITH STUDENTS ON ABOARD AND IT WAS THEIR SFCOND HOMER R1GHTFIELD LAMMING FLYED OUT TO SHORT THE MAINLAND THEY WILL TAKE THIS OF THE SERIES. CENTERFIELD FOR THE FIRST OUT AND C 8 TEST AGAIN DURING THE YEAR AND SHOULD NAVY ADDED A NEW PLAYER TO THEIR HARDIN BLASTED ONE INTO RIGHT CENTER- SHOW EVEN MORE IMPROVEMENT ROSTER WHO COVERED HIS GROUND FAIRLY FIELD DOUG THARP FACED ONLY 8 BATTERS NINETY-ONE BOYS PARTICIPATED IN WELL LAST NIGHT. JOHN LEBER REPLACED IN THE 6TH AND 7TH INNINGS AND SHUT THE TEST AND WERE GRADED AS FOLLOWS' HARRY BOTKIN AT SHORTSTOP AND DID A THEM OUT, ALLOWING ONLY ONE HIT A-17, B-3L~, C-30, AND 0-10. FINE JOB IN HIS FIRST MOUNTAINBALL AND NAVY 16 RUNS, 13 HITS AND I ERROR FOUR BOYS RECEIVED STRAIGHT "A" WORLD SERIES APPEARANCE BAN~ OF HAWAI I 6 RUNS, 9 HITS AND 3 GRADES IN ALL EVENTS--PAT McHUGH, 7TH TONIGHT WILL BE THE LAST TIME THESE ERRORS GRADE, PAUL CLARK, 8TH GRADE, NORMAN TWO BALL CLUBS MEET AND TONIGHT WILL WINNING PITCHER DOUG THARP 2-2J BE THE DECIDING FACTOR FOR THE 1962 ZELONES, SOPHOMORE AND MIKE HARALSON LOSER, AL PACULBA 2-2 KWAJALEIN MOUNTAINBALL CHAMPIONS BANK JUNIOR THE Box SCORE FOR THE FOURTH GA~E OF HAWAII'S STAR PITCHER BEN VEA ARRIV­ OF THE WORLD SERIES ED THIS MORNING FROM HONOLULU BUT COACH HORSESHOE (DOUBLES) RESULTS ANDY OKULOVICH WILL PROBABLY SHOOT ON NAVY AB R H RBI MILLER PAT 80YLE AND HARVEY Apo DEFEATED AL PACULBA (2-2) AND INSERT VEA IN LF 3 2 I o 1+ GEORGE SHELDON AND JACK BAKER IN A SHORT CENTERFIELD IF THE NAVY CON- STALLINGS C 2 2 I VERY CLOSE CONTESl IN THE OPENING GAME TINUES TO HIT THE WAY THEY DID LAST BEPRY 28 4 I 2 2 OF THE HORSESHOE (DOUBLES) TOURNAMENT NIGHT, THEY WOULD JUST ABOUT WALK AWAY LAMMING SCF 4 o o o THE SCORES WERE 21-16, 24-18 AND 22-20 WITH THE SERIES BUT IT WILL BE A TOUGH HARDIN RF 4 3 2 2 BOTH TEAMS WERE FORCED TO PLAY AN ONE TONIGHT AND BOTH TEAMS WILL GIVE DAVIS CF 4 2 3 o THARP EXTRA SET WHEN SHELDON AND BAKER TIED EVERYTHING THEy'VE GOT FOR THIS FIFTH P 3 2 I o IT UP IN THE SECOND SET IN THE THIRD AND FINAL GAME PASEK 3B 3 2 2 4 LEBER SS , AND FINAL SET, BOYLE AND Apo, f POINT GOING BACK TO LAST NIGHT'S GAME, I o o FROM DEFEAT AFTER TRAILING 20-15, Apo RAUTENBERG IB BANK OF HAWAII TOOK AN EARLY 5-0 COM­ 3 I I 2 CAME UP AND THREW TWO RINGERS FOR A MAND IN THE SECOND INNING WITH GEORGE TOTALS 31 16 13 14 POSS I BlE SCORE OF S I x. I N THE SECOND lGAWA LEADING OFF WITH A SINGLE BUT BAN K OF HAvJA I I AB R H RBI GAME, ERNIE Goo AND SONNY GENILLA TOOK WAS FORCED AT SECOND WHEN GARY GRIFFIN IKEDA 3B 4 I 2 A UNANIMOUS 21-13 AND 22-13 DECISION 3 HIT INTO A FIELDER'S CHOICE, JONAH BREITENBERGER IB l.~ o I o OVER GABRIEL AHYO AND JOHN KINA. THE MAWAE FOLLOWED WITH A DOUBLE ADVANCING OKULOVICH 2B 2 I o o THIRD GAME BETWEEN LEN BARCOMA & PAT GRIFFIN TO THIRD WHO LATER SCORED ON DEMELLO CF o o LAN lAS AND SMILEY AND CEr HINTACUTAN 3 o HERMAN SIBAYAN'S SACRIFICE FLY AL lGAWA SS I WAS CALLED OFF BECAUSE OF A HEAVY WORK 3 o 3 PACULBA DREW A WALK, KEN SANDERSON DOU­ GRIFFIN RF I SCHEDULE. 3 o o BLED AND LARRY IKEDA CLEARED THE BASES MAWAE C 3 I I o WITH A HOMER INTO RIGHT CENTERFIELD SIBAYAN LF 2 o o I HORSESHOE (DOUBLES) SCHEDULE NAVY FOUGHT BACK IN THE FOURTH TO PACULBA P 2 I I o THURSDAY 5.00 LEN BARCOMA & PAT LAN lAS TAKE A 6-5 LEAD KERMIT MILLER STARTED SANDERSON SCF 3 1 I I PAT BOYLE & HARVEY Apo THE RALLY WITH A DOUBLE, ED STALLINGS TOTALS 29 6 9 6 6:00 ERNIE Goo & SONNY GENILLA VS WALKED AND C L BERRY SINGLED AND WAS PAT BOYLE & HARVEY Apo LATER CAUGHT IN A DOUBLE PLAY ALONG SCUBA CLUB QUALIFICATIONS FR I DA Y 5 00 CHIEF FERGUSON & VINCE WITH WADE LAMMING WHO FLYED TO THIRD. WITH TWO AWAY, C B HARDIN GOT ON ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN BECOMING NARRETTO VS BOYLE & Apo MEMBERS OF THE KWAJALEIN SCUBA CLUB 6.00 LEN SARCOMA & PAT LAN lAS VS WITH A FIELDE~tS CHOICE AND SCORED ALL THE WAY ALONG \-/ITH MILLER AND STALLINGS ARE REQUESTED TO CONTACT BUD WEISBROD FRNIE Goo & SONNY GENILLA (X-496) TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT FOR SATURDAY ON TWO ERRORS WITH THE BASES EMPTY, 5.00 LEN SARCOMA & PAT LANIAS THEIR ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP QUAlIFICA- VS. CHIEF FERGUSON & NARRETTO J L DAVIS LED WITH A SINGLE, DOUG THARP DREW A WALK AND ED PASEK, AFTER TION CHIEF FERGUSON & NARRETTO VS. THE TEST FOR ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP ERNIE Goo & SONNY GENILLA STRIKING OUT THE PREVIOUS INNING, CON­ NECTED FOR A HOMER INTO LEFT FIELD TAKES APPROXIMATELY ONE HOUR, AND MUST BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO ENROLLMENT IN REMAINING MOUNTAINSALL GAMES IN THE FIFTH, ANDY OKULOVICH SCORED FOR BANKOH WHEN HE WALKED AND WAS DRIV­ THE REGULAR MEMBERSHIP QUALIFICATION, THURSDAY 6'00 FINAL WORLD SERIES GAME EN IN BY GEORGE lGAWA'S DEEP SINGLE TO WHICH TAKES 12 HOURS ENROLLMENT IN SUNDAY 6·00 GARDEN SHOP VS MARINE 0 TIE THE SCORE AT 6-6 NAVY CAME BACK THE 12 HOUR TEST WILL BE LIMITED TO MONDAY 6:00 GARDEN SHOP VS WECO IN THE BOTTOM OF THE SIXTH AND ROUTED ASSOCIATE MEMBERS; MEMBERS WITH ONE AL PACULBA FOR 10 RUNS ON 8 HITS, 2 SNORKEL DIVE WITH THE CLUB WILL BE GIVEN FIRST PRIORITY BASKETBALL PRACTICE - DALLY COURT WALKS AND J ERROR IT WAS THE SECOND PRACTICE STARTS AT 5:30 P M TIME THEY BATTED AROUND FOR THE NIGHT. GIRLS TO PLAY SOFTBALL THURSDAY L.D.S. C B. HARDIN LED OFF WITH A SINGLE AND FRIDAY CROSSROADS A & B TEAMS SCORED ALL THE WAY WHEN THe CENTER­ THIRTY-ONE FEMALES EVIDENCED AN IN­ MONDAY ELEU FIELDER CHARGED FOR THE BALL AND IT TENSE INTEREST IN ORGANIZATION OF A TUESDAY CROSSROADS A & B TEAMS BOUNCED OFF HIS GLOVE ANu ROLLED PAST GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM LAST NIGHT AT THE HIM SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE NEW YORK (UPI)--CARLOS ORTIZ, WHO J L DAVIS, DOUG THARP AND ED PASEK PRACTICE IS SCHEDULED fOR 3 P.M KNOCKED OUT TERUO KOSAKA OF JAPAN IN RAPPED THREE SINGLES IN SUCCESSION AND SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT DALLY FIELD ANY HIS FIRST DEFENSE OF THE WORLD LIGHT­ DAVIS SCORED JOHN LEBER WAS INTENT- GIRLS WHO ARE INTERESTED ARE ASKED TO WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP, TODAY WAS HONORED IONALLY WALKED TO LOAD THE BASES, THARP COME OUT TO PRACTICE OR PHONE 331 AS lIFIGHTER OF THE MONTH" BY RING SCORED ON CARL RAUTENBERG'S SINGLE AND SPECTATORS ARE INVITED TO CHOOSE THEIR MAGAZINE KERMIT MILLER DREW A WALK TO lOAD THE FAVORITES (TEAMS). 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FOR SALE OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7 30 P M. iJ ---~A~BICYCLE, BABY'S FEEDING TABLE "PARDNERS (ADJUSTABLE) AND AN INFANT SEAT MAY DEAN MARTIN, JERRY LEWIS--ONE OF THE LAST MUSICAL COMEDY PIC­ BE SEEN AT QUARTERS 402-A OR CALL 2201 TURES MADE BY MARTIN & LEWIS BEFORE THEIR SPLIT. ANYTIME RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7'30 P.M VM TAPE RECORDER, MODEL 722, WITH "I LIKE MONEY" C&CS AUXILIARY SPEAKER AND AMPLIFIER, MODEL PETER SELLERS, NALIA GRAy--THE STORY OF TOPAZE, A MEEK INSTURCT­ 168. RECORD AND PLAY MONOPHONIC AND OR WHO LEARNS THE FACTS OF LIFE THE HARD WAY AND BECOMES ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESS 4-TRACK STEREO. PLAY 2-TRACK STEREO. FULLY CORRUPT MEN IN FRANCE. IN AIR-CONDITIONED HOME CONTINUOUSLY AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. $150.00 YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M., Q:OO P.M. AND MIDNIGHT CALL 2290 OR SEE AT QTRS. 454-A "NIGHT PASSAGE" C&CS ••••• JAMES STEWART, AUDIE MURPHy--AN EXCITING WESTERN DRAMA, THE Two I~ TON AIR CONDITIONERS $150 STORY IS ABOUT A YOUNG MAN AND A BOY WHO GET HELD UP BY OUTLAWS. THE YOUNG EACH. AFRICAN VIOLETS AND OTHER PLANTS MAN, A HAPPY GO LUCKY HAS A SHOW-DOWN IN THE END WITH THE OUTLAWS. QTRS. 227-B OR PHONE 546. ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6:30 P.M AND 8:30 P.M. TO GIVE AWAY "INC IDENT IN AN ALLEY" Two CUTE KITTENS. SIX WEEKS OLD AND CHRIS WARFIELD, ERIN O'DONNELL, HARP MCGUIRE--YOUNG SAVAGES EX- TRAINED. SEE AT TRAILER 78 AFTER 4P.M. PLORE IN TEENAGE CRIME WAVE

LOST MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. JADE EARRING lOST TUESDAY SOMEWHERE "TEN SECONDS TO HELL" BETWEEN PUBLIC WORKS AND TRAILER 171. JEFF CHANDLER AND JACK PALANCE--Two MEN WHO PIT THEIR STEEL CALL 427 DURING WORKING HOURS. NERVES AGAINST A LIVE BOMB ••• Two MEN WITH NOTHING IN COMMON - BUT THE SAME WOMAN! CHILD'S PRESCRIPTION GLASSES, GRAY PLASTIC FRAMES, PHONE 2204. NATIONS WILL WORK TOGETHER RL I NAMUR lViUV I E3 GENERAL NOTICES WASHINGTON, DEC. 5 (UPI)--THE UNITED THURSDAY 6 DECEMBER 1962 8 P.M. THE ADULTS NEW TESTAMENT CLASSES STATES AND RUSSIA TODAY ANNOUNCED AN "PILLOW TALK" C ROCK HUDSON, DORIS WILL BE HELD IN ROOM 112 OF THE GEORGE AGREEMENT TO WORK TOGETHER FOR THE DAy--A HANDSOME BACHELOR SONGSMITH AND SEITZ SCHOOL, 7:30 P.M. FRIDAY. PEACEFUL USE OF SPACE IN THE FIELDS OF A GIRL HE HAS NEVER MET HATE EACH OTHER WEATHER, GEOMAGNETISM, AND COMMUNICA­ BECAUSE OF A PARTY LINE TELEPHONE THEY BINGO AT THE MAD CLUB FRIDAY EVENING TIONS. MUST SHARE. WHEN HE LEARNS SHE IS A 7 30 P.M. MOVIE WILL FOLLOW THE BINGO THF AGREEMENT STEMMED FROM AN EX- LUSCIOUS DISH HE POSES AS A BASHFUL GAMES. CHANGE OF MESSAGES BETWEEN PRESIDENT TEXAN TO HIDE HIS IDENTITY, AND A MAD- KENNEDY AND SOVIET PREMIER KHRUSHCHEV CAP ROMANCE DEVELOPS. CHOIR PRACTICE FOR CATHOLICS WILL AFTER THE THREE-ORBIT FLIGHT OF LT. COL. --- BE CONDUCTED IN THE CHAPEL AT 7:30 JOHN H. GLENN LAST FEBRUARY. FRIDAY 7 DECEMBER 1962 8 P.M. THIS EVENING. THE BILATERAL PROGRAM WAS ANNOUNCED "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" B&W LAURENCE IN THE UNITED NATIONS BY BOTH COUNTRIES OLIVER, GREER GARSON--THE STORY OF WHEN FIRST FRIDAY MASS, fOR CATHOLICS IT CONTAINS PROVISIONS FOR WORKING OUT PRETTY GIRLS TEASED MEN INTO MARRIAGE. WILL BE HELD TOMORROW, IN THE CHAPEL, WITH OTHER COUNTRIES EVENTUALLY AN EX- PLUS COLLEGE FOOTBALL. AT 5 P.M PERIMENTAL SYSTEM OF SPACE COMMUNICA­ ...... TIONS. MORE CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE MASSES FOR HOLY DAY, DECEMBER 8TH THE U.S. SOVIET AGREEMENT CARRIES A WILL BE HELD AT THE MAIN CHAPEL 6:55 PROVISION FOR CONSIDERATION OF FUTURE Now AVAILABLE AT THE HOBBY SHOP: A.M. AND 5 00 P.M JOINT EXPERIMENTS WITH ACTIVE REPEATERS WELLER SOLDERING GUNS, X-ACTO KNIFE SUCH AS THE AMERICAN TELSTAR SATELLITE AND TOOL SETS 185, ASSORTED X-ACTO PROTESTANT WORSHIP SERVICE FOR NOW IN ORBIT AND THE RELAY SPACECRAFT BEAD KITS, ASSORTED COX PLASTIC FLY­ MARSHALLESE PERSO~NEL TO BE LAUNCHED NEXT WEEK. ING MODELS, PICTURESQUE KITS, CRAFT- MASTER MOSETTE KITS, MOSAIC TAPESTRY THE PROTESTANT WORSHIP SERVICE WHICH TROOPS SURROUND PALACE KITS, ASSORTED PEBBLETTE KITS, TILE­ IS HELD FOR MARSHALLESE PERSONNEL AT By-NUMBER KITS AND ASSORTED LISBETH THE CHAFEL EACH SATURDAY WILL BEGIN AT ALGIERS, (UPI)--STRONG MILITARY FOR­ WHITING DOLLS, ASSORTED AMT COSTOMIZ­ i I I: 45 0' CLOCK. ANY AMER I CANS WHO MAY CES WERE WITHDRAWN FROM THE GOVERNMENT ING AND STYLINE KITS. I WISH TO ATTEND THIS SERVICE WILL BE PALACE SHORTLY BEFORE PREMIER AHMED BEN WELCOME. BELLA WAS SCHEDULED TO SPEAK IN THE OLD BOOK BR I NGS FORTUNE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY...... NEW YORK, DEC. 5 (UPI)--A COpy OF ATTENTION JEWISH PERSONNEL HEAVILY-ARMED TROOPS HAD MOVED INTO ALGIERS LATE YESTERDAY AND SURROUNDED THE RARE FIRST EDITION OF LEWIS CARROLL'S JEWISH PERSONNEL ARE ADVISED THAT THE GOVERNMENT PALACE AND NEARBY AREAS. "ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND" PUB SERVICES WILL BE HELD FRIDAY, DEC. 7, A KNOWN ANTI-BEN BELLIST LEADER WAS LISHED IN 1865, WAS SOLD AT PARK-BERNET 8 P.M , AT TRAILER 26. THE ONEG SHAB­ ARRESTED IN THE MOVE, WHICH APPARENTLY AUCTION GALLERIES HERE YESTERDAY FOR BOT WILL FOLLOW THE SERVICES. WAS DESIGNED TO CONSOLIDATE BEN BELLA'S $16,000. ONE-PARTY CONTROL OF THE COUNTRY. LEW DAVID FELDMAN, A BOOK DEALER, FORMING DARTS LEAGUE WAS TOP BIDDER FOR THE VOLUME, WHICH WAS INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR TO HIS FRIEN A DARTS LEAGUE IS BEING FORMED AT PAKISTAN NEEDS ASSURANCE THOMAS VERE BAYNE. THE BOOK WAS THE ROI NAMUR BY PAT SHERIDAN, TeT SPECIAL NEW YORK, (UPI)--THE TABLOID NEWS­ OBJECT OF AN INTERNATIONAL SEARCH EARLIE SERVICES REPRESENTATIVE. PERSONS WHO PAPER NEW YORK DAILY MIRROR CALLED ON THIS YEAR WHEN IT DISAPPEARED FOR MORE WANT TO PARTICIPATE MUST REGISTER BY THE UNITED ST~TES TO REASSURE PAKISTAN, THAN A YEAR IN TRANSIT FROM STOCKHOLM 2 P.M , FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK. PHONE A NATION WHICH HAS BEEN "AMONG OUR TO WRONG ADDRESS IN NEW HAVEN, CONNECTI­ REGISTRATIONS TO MR. SHERIDAN AT 370. EARLIEST AND MOST CONSISTENT ALLIES." CUT. AN EDITORIAL SAID THE UNITED STATES MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT "SUPPORTS INDIA IN ITS BATTLE AGAINST GETS ADDED SENTENCE THE ROD AND GUN CLUB WILL MEET RED CHINA. PAKISTAN IS NOT ASSURED ST. JOSEPH, Mo., (UPI)--THE MUNICIPAL NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK AT THE SCUBA THAT INDIA WILL NOT USE U.S. MILITARY JUDGE HAD JUST SENTENCED THE DRUNK TO BUILDING. VISITORS ARE vELCOME AND ALL AID AGAINST PAKISTAN. PAKISTAN IS EN­ 30 DAYS IN JAIL WHEN HE PIPED UP WITH MEMBERS ARE URGED TO BE PRESENT. TITLED TO FULL GUARANTEES. A SEASONAL PROPOSITION: "SAY, JUDGE, I WANT TO BE HOME FOR WATER SHOW FRIDAY NIGHT PROBABLY LEFT FOR GOOD CHRISTMAS. I'LL BUY YOU WHATEVER YOU THE JUNIOR CLASS OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SMOKE. II LONDON, (UPI)--MRS. MABEL HOLMES WON SCHOOL IS SPONSORING A WATER SHOW, THE THE JUDGE GAVE HIM AN EXTRA 10 DAYS A DIVORCE fROM HER HUSBAND, CLYDE, YES­ SWIMMIN' SAFARI ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 AND A $50 FINE FOR ATTEMPTED BRIBERY OF TERDAY ON THE GROUND OF DESERTION. SHE 7.30 P.M., AT THE DEPENDENTS POOL. THE COURT SAID CLYDE LEFT HER IN 1932. TICKETS ARE ON SALE AT THE COMMISSARY .. .. . OR FROM ANY JUNIOR. ADULTS $1.25 AND BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS NEWS ITEMS? CALL 2114 OR 539. 75¢ FOR CHILDREN UNDER 10.