~------~ • HiGH TiDE LOW T~DE 3-24-64 3-24-64 3 8 AT 0230 ! 9 AT 08 II 4 9 AT 1430 :JL. HOURGLASS I 2 AT 2104 ------. KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY 23 MARCH 1964 VOL 5 No 1669 ------,---_._-_._------....j ~------USHERS IN HOLY WEEK JOURNALIST DIES VATICAN CITY (UPI}-~POPE PAUL VI FI~ST MILITA~Y MEN USHERED IN THE FIRST HOLY WEEK OF HIS IN PLANE CRASH REIGN TODAY BY BLESSING PALMS IN A TRAD­ Te FLEE F~LM CUBA LIVERPOOL, ENG (UPI)--NATIONALLY ITIONAL CEREMONY AT ROME'S ST PAUL'S MIAMI, FLA. (UPI)-- AUTHORITIES PLA* KNOWN luOUR'U\J.J.STf'NANCY SPAIN AND FOUR BASILICA NED EXTENSIVE QUESTIONING TODAY OF TWO OTHER PERSONS WERE KILLED YESTERDAY CUBAN AIR FORCE PILOTS WHO COMMANDERED IWHEN THEIR LIGHT AIRPLANE CRASHED INTO A RUSSIAN-MADE HELICOPTER, SHOT IT'S A CABBAGE PATCH BEFORE THE EYES OF THOU TERRITORY HA3 NEW PILOT DEAD, AND FLEW TO THE UNITED STA­ SANDS OF SPECTATORS AT THE FAMED A,N­ TES. TREE GRANO NATIONAL HORSE RACE TRACK DEPUTY CtM~ISSI~NER THE TWO DEFECTORS WERE BROUGHT HERE THE CHARTERED PIPER APACHE NARROWLY WASHINGTON {UPI)--INTERIOR SECRETARY LAST NIGHT FROM KEY WEST, ALONG WITH MISSED A ROW OF HOUSES AND PLOUGHED IN­ STEWART L UDALL HAS APPOINTED TERRI­ THE HELICOPTER'S 17-YEAR-OLD GUNNER TO THE CABBAGE FIELD ALONGSIDE THE TRAC TORIAL DIRECTOR RICHARD F. TAITANO AS WHO ASKED TO BE RETURNfD TO CUBA THE SEVERAL HOURS BEFORE THE ANNUAL CLASSIC DEPUTY HIGH COMMISSIONER OF THE PACIFIC BODY OF THE PILOT WAS TAKEN TO A KEY WAS RUN. TRUST TERRITORY EFFECTIVE APRIL 10 WEST FUNERAL HOME RETIRED AMERICAN JOCKEY EDDIE ARCARO, TAITANO, 42, OF AGANA, GUAM, REPLACES CUBAN EXILES HERE HAILED THE DEFECT- COVER I NG THE GRANO NAT IONAL FOR AN AM- JOSE A BEN I TEZ WHO RES I GNED LAST MONTH liON AS THE "MOST SIGN I F I CANT" SINCE ERICAN TELEVISION COMPANY SAID HE SAW AFTER BEING CALLED BEFORE A SENATE COM- ITHE UNITED STATES AND CUBA BROKE DIP- THE SMALL TWIN-ENGINE PLANE CIRCLE THE MITTEE INVESTIGATING FORMER SENATE AIDE LOMATIC RELATIONS IN 1961 BECAUSE IT AINTREE TRACK TWICE. ROBERT G (BOBBY) BAKER BENITEZ, OF INVOLVED THE FIRST ACTIVE MILITARY MEN "IT LOOKED AS IF THE PASSENGERS WERE SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO, TOLD THE COMMIT- TO FLEE FROM FIDEL CASTRO'S REGIME IN BEING SHOWN THE COURSE," HE SAID TEE OF SHARING A FINDER'S FEE WITH BAKER THAT TIME MISS SPAIN, 44, A LEADING FEATURE AND TWO LAWYERS ON MEAT IMPORTED INTO I EXILES SAID THE DEFECTORS SHOULD BE WRITER FOR THE MASS CIRCULATION SUNDAY PUERTO RICO I ABLE TO GIVE U S. INTELLIGENCE MEN A NEWSPAPER "NEWS OF THE WORLD" AND A POP A GRADUATE OF BEREA COLLEGE AND THE IFIRST-HAND REPORT ON MILITARY OPER- ULAR RADIO AND TELEVISION PANELIST, WAS WHARTON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, TAITANO IS I ATIONS IN CUBA. ASSIGNED TO COVER THE GRAND NATIONAL. MARRIED TO THE FORMER MAGDALENA SANTOS I ••••• SHE WAS THE AUTHOR OF ABOUT 20 BOOKS, OF AGANA. THEY HAVE TWO CH I LDREN THEY I BEL I EVE~ VlET NAM AND CAMBOD I A MANY FOR CHILDREN WILL MAKE THEIR HOME IN SAIPAN, HEAD- I MAY STILL HAVE GOOD kELATION~ ALSO KILLED WERE JOAN WERNER LAURIE, QUARTERS OF THE TRUST TERRITORY I SAIGON (UPI)--SOUTH VIETNAMESE STRONG- EDiTOR OF THE BRITISH WOMAN'S MAGAZINE, I • IMAN PRIME MINISTER NGUYEN KHANH SAID "SHE", ADVERTISING EXECUTIVE LEON GOOD- i RUS~IA MAY LOSE VOTE IN U.N. I TODAY HE HAS RECEIVED "GOOD INFORMATION' MAN, 54, AND HIS WIFE, AND THE PILOT, I UNLESS SHE PAYS MONEY PAST DUE! FROM A SPECIAL VIETNAMESE DELEGATION TO OWEN STEVENSON, AN AUSTRALIAN WHO HAD UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--AN AMERICAN DELE-I CAMBODIA AND INDICATED THE SHAKY PEACE WORKED FOR QANTAS AIRLINE FOR SEVERAL fATION SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY " WE ARE GO- !TALKS BETWEEN THE NEIGHBORS WOULD RE- YEARS ING TO STAND" ON THE POSITION THAT U.N ! SUME TODAY. MEMBERS SHOULD PAY UP WHAT THEY OWE IN : KHANH, WHOSE GOVERN~ENT MADE AN UN- DEMAND RETURN OF DEFECTORS WHO ICONTR I BUT IONS TO UN I TED NAT IONS PEACE- 'PRECEDENTED ADM I SS ION OF GU I LT FOR A KILLED PILOT AND HIJACKED COPTER IKEEPING COOPERATIONS OR LOSE THEIR VOTES BLOODY BORDER INCIDENT SATURDAY, TOLD WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE STATE DEPARTMEN~'N THE WORLD ORGANIZATION A NEWS CONFERENCE ~I STILL BELIEVE WE SAID YESTERDAY THAT CUBA MUST GO TO THE A SPOKESMAN FOR THE AMERICAN DELEGA- I CAN HAVE GOOD RELATIONS BETWEEN VIET- U S COURTS IF IT WANTS TO EXTRADITE TION MADE THE COMMENT AFTER SOVIET Rus- I NAM AND CAMBODIA." TWO AIR FORCE DEFECTORS WHO FLEW TO KEY SIA PUBLISHED SIMULTANEOUSLY HERE AND INI HE SAID HE WOULD PUNISH THE OFFICER WEST, FLA., IN A HIJACKED RUSSIAN-BUILT OSCOW A STATEMENT WARNING THAT A MOVE I RESPONSIBLE FOR THE INCIDENT IF AN IN­ HELICOPTER TO FORCE RUSSIA AND OTHER MEMBERS TO PAYi VrSTIGATION SHOWS SUCH PUNISHMENT IS BUT OFFICIALS SAID THE UNITED STATES THROUGH DEPRIVING THEM OF VOTING PRIV- I WARRANTED. I HAD AGREED TO RETURN THE BODY OF A TH I ROil LEGES "MAY CAUSE GREAT AND EVEN I RREP- I CUBAN KILLED WHEN THE DEFECTORS MADE ARABLE DAMAGE TO THE UNITED NATIONS AND i RUSSIANS TURN INJURED AiRMAN THEIR ESCAPE ALONG WITH A FOURTH MAN WHjTHE INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION OF STATES ll i OVER TO U.S. AIR FORCE DOCTOR SAID HE WANTED TO RETURN TO CUBA l HELMSTEDT, GERMANY (UPI}--THE Rus- THE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCEMENT FOLLOWED NATIONS MUST HELP THEMSELVES i SIANS RELEASED ONE OF THREE CAPTIVE CUBAvS NOTE GEMAMDIING EXTRADITION OF THEI IF CONTINUED U.S. AID IS G~VEN IAMERICAN FLIERS TODAY AND U.S. AUTHOR- TWO AIR FORCE DEFECTORS. IT CHARGfD WASHINGTON (UPIJ--DAVID E BELL, HEAD llTIES WHISKED THE INJURED AIRMAN OUT THEM WITH "DESERTION, KIDNAPING, TREASONOF THE U S FOREIGN AID PROGRAM, WARNED IOF COMMUNIST TERRITORY TO AN AIR FORCE AND MURDER II IOTHER NATIONS TODAY THEY MUST ALSO HELP I! HOSPITAL, WEST GERMAN BORDER OFFICIALS THE NOTE WAS DELIVERED BY THE CZECHOSlTHEMSELVES IF THEY EXPECT CONTINUED US! SAID LOVAK EMBASSY, WHICH HANDLES U.S DIP- IASSISTANCE i THE OFFICIALS TOLD UPI 1ST LT HAROLD LOMArlC RELATIONS WITH CUBA. "OUR HELP IS NOT 'FREE,' HE SAID, "IN ,WELCH, 24, ONE OF THREE AIRMEN SHOT ••• PROVIDING EQUIPMENT, IMPORTED MATERIALS DOWN II CAYS AGO OVER EAST GERMANY, LAY ARREST "EXTREMISTS" PLOTTING TO OR EXPERTS, WE EXPECT THE RECIPIENT ON A STRETCHER IN THE BACK OF A HEAVILY OVERTHROW REGIME IN PORTUGAL COUNTRY TO SHARE THE COSTS OF DEVELOP- GUARDED AMERICAN AMBULANCE THAT CROS- LISBON {UPI}--PORTUGUESE STATE SECUR- MENT PROJECTS IN WHICH WE ASSIST" SED INTO WEST GERMANY HERE LATE YESTER- ITY POLICE ANNOUNCED TODAY THEY HAVE I • • DAY AFTERNOON ARRESTED SEVERAL MEMBERS OF AN "EXTREM-I FIRE LEAVES 600 HOMELESS IST II RING PLOTTING AGAINST THE LONG- KAWANISHI, JAPAN (UPI}--A FIRE FANNED CREW ABANDONS BURNING SHiP ESTABLISHED REGIME OF PREMIER ANTONIO IBY 35-MILE-AN-HOUR WINDS EARLY YESTERDAY NEW YORK (UPI)--THE 20-MAN CREW OF A SALAZAR DESTROYED AT LEAST 160 HOUSES IN THIS BURNING NORWEGIAN MOTORSHIP ABANDONED A COM~UNIQUE DID NOT DISCLOSE THE NUM-CITY OF 17,000. THE VESSEL AND TOOK REFUGE IN A LIFE­ BER ARRESTED NOR ANY NAMES. THE FIRE STARTED AT ABOUT I A.M AND BOAT EARLY TODAY ABOUT 100 MILES SOUTH BUT IT SAID THEY INCLUDED SOME "MILI- RAGED OUT OF CONTROL BECAUSE OF INSUF­ OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC IN THE CAR­ T ANT COMMUN I STS" AS WELL AS MEMBE RS OF F I C I ENT WATER TO BATTLE THE FLAMES. IT RIBEAN, THE U S COAST GUARD HERE SAID. "PATRIOTIC ACTION JUNTAS" WHICH THE SUB WAS FINALLY EXTINGUISHED AT 6 A M A SPOKESMAN SAID A COAST GUARD PLANE VERSIVE ORGAN!ZATION HAD ESTABLISHED IN POLICE SAID AN EARLY CHECK SHOWED THAT DISPATCHED FROM SAN JUAN REPORTED THAT PORTUGAL ONLY ONE PERSON HAD SUFFERED MINOR IN- THE CREW MEMBERS APPARENTLY WERE SAFE, JURIES ABOUT 600 PERSONS WERE MADE ALTHOUGH THE 290-FOOT LONG SHIP, THE DE GAULLE IN FRENCH GUIANA HOMELESS. BETH, APPEARED TO BE SINKING CAYENNE, FRENCH GUIANA (UPI)--PRESI- . DENT CHARLES DE GAULLE ARRIVED YESTERDAY SINGER HURT IN CAR CRASH HAVANA (UP!)~-CUBA AND THE SOVIET TO REASSERT FRANCE'S AJTHORITY ovrR THIS BISHOP, CALIF (UPI)--SINGER VIC DA~­ UNION HAVE ~IGNED A NEW TRADE AGREE­ JUNGLE CLAD TERRITORY NOTED FOR RETARDEDONE AND HIS ACTRESS-WIFE, JUDY, WERE IN- MENT PROVIOaNG FOR $15 5 MILLION IN NE~ ECONOMY, SPORADIC POLITICAL AGITATION JURED LAST NIGHT WHEN THEIR NEW $15.000 CRrDITS FROM THE USSR TO BUY SPARE AND THE ONCE-SINSTER "DEVIL'S ISLAND" FOREIGN CAR SKIDDED OUT OF CONTROL ON PARTS AND UNDERWRITE THE TECHNICAL AS­ PRISON MOUNTAINOUS U.S 395 SISTANCE PROGRAM. . PAGE 2 ~OwRGLASS MONDAY 21 MARCH 196~

PUBL~SHED AT THE D~RECTiON OF THE COM­ CASUALTY l~ST GROWS TRADE CONFERENCE OPENS TOMORROW MAND~NG OFF~CER PAC~F~C MnSSILE RANGE WASH I NGTO"l ( UP ~ ) ... - T'-JE NUMBER OF AM­ EXPECTED TO RUN THREE DAYS FACBL~TY~ KWAJALEHN, MARSHALL ~SlANDSj ER~CANS WrlO D~ED IN SO~T~ VIET NAM GENEVA lUP~'--DELEGATES fROM 4~OUND CONTRACl N~23 (6~756) 35~33A (PMR) SINCE vAl\o ~, ~961 ') !-lAS PASSED THE THE GLOBE POURED INTO GENtVA YESTERDAY WITH GLOB AL ASSOC ~ AlES 0 200 MARK, THE PENTAGO~ REoORTED TODAY o FOR TYE BIGGES7 AND MOST A~BITIOuS THE HOU~GLASS IS PUBLnS~ED DAILY MON As OF MARCH ~6, 119 UQS o SERVICEMEN TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT CON~EPfNtE THE DAf THROUGH SATURD~Yo DEADLLNE FOR HAD BEE~ KILLED COM8Au ~Du~ THE COM~ WOR~C rlAS EV(R SEE~Q NOTaCES ITS 4 FoMo DAY BEFORE: PUBlHCA­ M~NIS7 VIET CO~G AND 82 HAD DIED NON­ THE ~NHTED NA7!ONS CO~FE~tNCE OPEN­ TUON o DEAD~nNE ~OR NEWS iTEMS IS COMBAT OEATHS J FOR A T07Al Of 201. ING TOMORROW A~D SCHEDULED TO RUN FOR

~O AoMu DAY Of PUBLICATION. .. 0 0 (I 0" hHREE MONTHS WITrl MORE T~4~ 1,500 THE HouRGLAss RESERVES THE RIG~T TO DELEGATES FROM 122 NATIONS, HAS POTEN­ HAS PROOF RED CHINA ARMING EDUf COP~ RECEHifED FOR PUBlHCATION G TiAL POLiTICAL D)NA~11Eo GLJERR LLAS SOUTH V IE NAM I IN T --iTEMS~ RaCrlER NATiONS OF THE WORLD WASHINGTON (UPI)--DEfENSE SECRETARY ED nOR ~ BOTH WESTE~N AND COMMUNIST, FACE A ROBERT So M~NAMARA HAS ON DISPLAY IN LONG ~I~T OF DEMANDS FROM DEVELOPMENT 000000 HIS OffiCE SLITE TODAY CAPTURED COM­ BERL~N WAll HAS NOT HURT COUNTRIES TO GIVE THEM MORE AID. MUNIS7 WEAPONS WH'Crl PROVE RED CHINA ECONOMiC GROWTH IN WEST BERLIN --COMMUNISTS WJLl PROTEST THEY CAN­ IS ARMING GUERRDLL4S WA~RING ON U~S.­ NEW VOR~ (UPi)-~THE COMMJNIST-BUILT NOT SUPPli MORE AID UNLESS THE WEST SUPPORTED SOUTH VIET NAM. WALL ~N BER~UN HAS NOT 3NbERFE~ED TOO IS WILLING TO iNCREASE 175 TRADE WITH McNAMARA BROUGHT THEM BACK WITH HIM MUCH Wi7H ECO~OMJG GROWTH OF WEST BE~ THE EASTo WHEN HE AND GEN. MAXWELL Do TAYtOR, LIN, DUN AND BR~DSTREEu~S ~NTERNATION­ --THE WEST IS DIVIDED ON WHAT AND CHAJRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAff, AL TRADE REVUEW SAID TODA~o HOW M~CH PREfERENTIAL T~EATMENT TO RETURNED 'AST WEE~ FROM AN O~-THE­ !N fAC':',? ~9 UoS" rBi~M'5 HAVE LO('~TED GIVE Thf DEVELOPMENT COlNTRIES .. SPOT INSPECTIO~ OF VIET NAMo UN WES! B~RllN su~cr T~~ REDS PUT UP --FRANGE AND THE COMMUNaST COuNTRIES THE WEAPONS, ~ORE T~AN 1,000 ~OUNDS THE WALL, frlE REV2EW SA~Do OTHER UoS o ARE EXPECTED Tu DEMAND THE PARTICIPA­ OF T~EM, ARE ~OW MOUNTED MUSEUM-STYLE f~RMS OPfRATHNG IN WESTt~~ [JROPE TiON o~ RED C~INAJ WYB~H WAS NOT IN­ WITH LABELS IN TYE PRIVATE DINING SHOW AN !NC~EAS1NG P~fDBLECTDON fOR VITED BECAUSE IT IS N(HTrlER A MEMBER ROOM WHUG~ IS PART OF McNAMARA'S OFFICE HOLDING 30A~D ~EEiUN3~ A~D OTHER IM­ Or THE UNJTED NATIONS NOR ~NY OF ITS SUITEo °O~T~NL fONFERE~CES IN WES- BER~gNo SPECIALIZED AGENtIES" THEY MIG~T LOOK LIKE MUSEJM PIECES iN 'lL, 30 UoS o CORoO~A710NS HAVE -~THE Ar~ICAN BLOC IS EX~ECTED TO TO WESTERN Mt.17ARY EYtS, BUT AGAINST LARGE PRODUCT!ON ~AC8LaTIES ~N WEST PROTEST AGAINST PARTICIPATION Of SOUTH THE BACKGROUND OF HOME-MADE WEAPONS BERLIN" AFRICA~ WITH WHICH THE COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS cooooo UNITED NATIONS SECRETARY GENERAL U STARTED T~EIR SOUTH VIET NAM INVASION, THANT W:LL OPEN THE CONFERENCE.. HE THEY SHOW THAT NORTH V~ET NAM HAS BEEN WAS RESTING OVER TYE WEEKEND AT A QUJE STEPPING UP OUTSIDE AID TO THE INSTRU- MOUNTAIN RESORT NEAR GENEVA, PREPARING I MENTSo HIS OPENiNG ADDRESS s ONE Of THE WEAPONS IS A 50-CALIBER Ct $ 00 0 UoS o ANTI-AIRCRAfT GUN OF WORLD WAR II BELIEVE U~ARMED PLANE SHOT VINTAGE o IT IS MOUNTED ON AN EQUALLY DOWN I N V I E-TNAiViEsE AI R STR I P ANCIENT SOVIET GuN CARRIAGE AND AP­ WASHINGTON (UPI)--TrlE STATE DEPART­ PARENTLY RECONDITIONED TO SHOOT DOWN MENT TERMtO "REGRETTABLE" THE R~ID BY U.S. HELICOPTERS IN SOUTH VIET NAM. SOUTH VIErN~MtS~ FOR~ES AG4JNST A o.o~". CAMBODIA~ VILLAGE. QUESTION WHETHER SALINGER IS BGT THE DEPAqTMENT CHARGED THAT CAM- QUALIFIED TO SEEK SENATE SEAT II BJDI4N PLANES MAY HAVt ATTAC~£D AN SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)~-FoRMER WHITE UNARMED AIRCRAFT IN SOUTH VIET NAM'S HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY PIERRE SALINGER AIR SPACE" IN THE A~TERMATH OF THE IN­ BEGAN HIS QUEST FOR A UoS o SENATE C WENT. SEAT TODAY U~DER A SHADOW OF DOUBT OVEF THE DOwNED PLANE WAS AN OBSERVATION THE LEGALITY OF HIS CANDIDACY o PLANE OPERA1ED BY SOUTH V,ETNAMESE THE CIGAR-CHOMPING SALINGER ,UBMtT­ FORCES" AN AMERICAN WAS ABOARD THE TED HIS NOMINATION PAPERS IN HIS PLANE AND WAS SERIOuSL~ !NJURED, OF­ NATIVt SAN FRANCISCO JUST TWO HOURS FICIALS SAID" BEFORE THE fiLING DEADLINEo THE VIETNAMESE RAID ON TrlE CAMBODIAN SALINGER CHALLENGED HIS TWO PRINCI­ VILLAGE Of C~ANTREA, T~E STATE DEPART­ PLE DEMOCRATIC OPPONENTS IN THE JUNE MENT SAID, OCCURRED IN THE EARLY MORN­ PRIMARY TO A DEBATE. THEY ARE A1LING ING HOURS Of MARCH 190 OfFiCiALS SAID INCUMBENT SENo CLA~R ENGLE AND STATE TH( OBSERVER PLANE WAS DOWNED IN THE ()OOOOO CONTROLLER ALAN CRANSTON .. WANTS GUARANTEE OF NEUTRALITY SAME GENERAL AREA AROUND NOON THE SAME THE LEGAL DOUBTS OVER SALINGER'S DAY o Moscow (UP!)~-THE SOVIET UNION AGAIN CANDIDAGY CENTER ON WHETHER HE CAN CALLED ON BRiTAIN TODAY TO AGREE TO AN MEET THE QUALifICATIONS SET DOWN ON SHE MAY AS WELL EXISTED INTERNATiONAL CONfERENCE TO GUARANTEE THE FEDERAL AND STATE CONSTITUT10N. THE NEUTRALITY Of CAMBODIA. ARMENTIERES, FRANCE (UPi)--THAT "MA~ ALTHOUGH A NATIVE OF CALIFORNIA, SALM AMOISELLE FROM ARMENTIERESfl--,.~ DOUGH­ THE SOVIET Ntws AGENCY TASS SAID THE INGER LAST REGISTERED TO VOTE IN VIR­ FOREIGN MINISTqy HANDED A NOTE TO BOY'S SWEETHEART Or WORLD WAR !--WILL GINIA o BRITISH AMBASSADOR HUMPHREY IREVELYAN BE IMMORTAL!ZED B~ A STATUE HERE NEXT YEAR. SAYING CAMBODIAN C~ltr Of STATE PRINCE HAD MARIJUANA IN AUTO fOWN OFFICIALS SAID THE HEROiNE OF NORODOM SIHANOUK HAD RENEWED HIS RE­ WEST Los ANGELES (UPI)---THE 16-YEAR. QUEST FOR SUCH A CONrERENCE. IfHINKy-D'NKy-PARLEE-VOO" yJILL BE POR­ OLD DAUGHTER OF SINGER-CO~POSER MEL TRAYED SITTING ABOVE FOUR SOLDIERS. 000000 TORME- WAS BOOKED AND CHARGED EARLY "SliE REALLY DIDNtT EXR~T," A SPOKES­ GIVEN VOrE OF CONFIDENCE TODAY WITH POSSESSION OF NARCOTICS, SAIGON {UPI)=-SOUTH VIETNAM'S MILI­ MAN SA ID, "BUT SHE MAt JUST AS WE LL BUT QUICKLY RELEASED TO THE CUSTODY HAVEo I P!GTUR~ HER AS YOUNG AND pRET- TAR' REVOLU7JONARY COUNCIL MET IN AN Of HER PARtNTS. UNUSUAL SESSION TODAY AND GAVE STRONG­ TV • " .IS POLICE SAID TAMB AR~ENl TORME OF MAN MAJo GENo NGUYEN KHANH A RESOUND­ No SITE HAS BEEN PICKED FOq THE STATUE, BEVERLY HILLS WAS ARRESTED LAST NIG~T HE SArDo THE UNVEiliNG WILL BE PART ING VOTE OF CONfIDEN~E BY UNANIMOUSLY WITH TWO OTHER YOUTHS, ALSO OF BEVERLY REELECTING HIM CHAIRMAN. OF CELEBRATIONS M4RKING T~E 50TH AN­ HILLS. Potlel SAID MARIJuANA WAS NIVERSARY Of THE WARo THE V01E CAME ONLY A FEW D~YS AfTER, FOUND IN TYE CAR I~ WHICY THEY WERE AND POSSIBLY AS A RESULT O~, A VISIT SEATED. BY AMERICAN DEfENSE SECRETARY McNAMARA CLUB DISBANDED 5011.0. TAIPEI (uPI}--THE HENPLCKED HUSBAND'S IN WHICH McNAMARA PLEDGED AMERI~AtS SOVIETS SIGN TREATY WITH YEMEN CONTINUED SUPPORT FOR SOUTH VIETNAMo CLUB AT CHIAOHSI IN NORi~ERN FORMOSA Moscow (UPI)--THE SOVIET UNION YES­ AND DISBANDED ONLY TWO WEEKS AfTER IT 000 ... 0 TERDAY CONCLUDED ~ TRr~TY Of fRIEND­ WAS fORI\1ED" aus PLUNGES INTO POND SHIP AND SEVERAL AGREEMENTS ON TECH­ NARA, JAPAN (opr)--NJNE PASSENGERS T~EY rlAD NO OT~FR ~H0ILE, E~PLAINED NI~AL AID AND CULTURA~ ~OOPERATiON CHAiRMAN LlN Y[N-L 0 T~E CLJB'S CHA~TER K f .... WERE LED AND 56 OTHERS, ALL JAPANESE, W[T~ THE YEMEN ARAB REPU8LI~Q II 1 ~PtC!F!EO THAf MtMBERS MUST ABSOlUTE- WE~E iNJURED TODAY WHtN A BUS THEY THE TREATY WAS SIGNED IN KREMLI~ WERE RIDING PLUNGED INTO A POND 24 LY AND UN"OND~TIONALLY 0BEi " T~E!R CERE~ONIFS BY SOVI~T P~ESIDEN7 LEONID WIVtS. FEET BELOW THE ROAD SIDE NEAR YAMOTO BR(ZH~EV A~D YE~FNi3 PRE3iD£NT MARSHJL TAI\ATA C IT'I'" THE WIVES HAD ORDERED THAT THE CLUB ABDALLAH ~L SAtLA~~ BE DISBANDeD" HOURGLASS MONDAY 23 MARCH 1964 PAGE '1 HELPLESS WATCH I NG \~'1 FE /lND REPORT SHOWS THAT RUSSiA HARVESTING AMERICAN STYLE FAR FROM CATC~iNG UNITED STATES MILWAUKEE (UPI)--ALLIS-CHALMERS MAN­ FIVE CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH WASHINGTON (UPi)--REP. FRANCIS Po UFACTURING CO. HAS RECE!VED 2 MILLION UPLAND, CALIF. (UPI)--A 25-YEAR-OLD BOLTON OF OH;O, THE TOP REPUBLiCAN ON ORDERS FOR HARVESTING EQUIPMENT TO BE MOTHER AND HER FIVE CnlLDREN BURNED THE HOJSE FOREiGN AFFA~RS COMMITTEE, SENT TO fRAN AND IRAQ TO WORK IN GRAIN TO DEATH IN A FIRE THAT SWALLOwED UP THEIR HOME EARLy YESTERDAY AS THE FATHER SAYS THE AMERICAN PEOPLE "DO NOT TRUST II HARVEST" ~HE CENTRAL !N~ELLIGENCE AGENCY (CIA). THE HARVESTING IS THE SAME USED BY WATCHED HELPLESSLY. MRSo BOLTON MADE THE COMMENT Ih PRE­ AMERICAN FARMERS ALTHOUGH THE UNITS THE FATHER, RUBEN DURAN, 39, WHO VIOUSLY-SECRET CONGRESSIONAL TESTIMONY ARE EQUIPPED WITH BAGGING EQUIPMENT LEAPED FROM A SECOND STORY WINDOW BLE­ INSTEAD Of GRAIN BINS. EDING FROM CRITICAL BURNS, FAilED IN MADE PUBLIC ~ODAYo SHE STRONGLY CRITICIZED THE ADMINIS­ A DESPARATE ATTEMPT TO RESCUE HIS TRATION FOR ALLOWING THl CIA TO IS~UE BAD WEATHER GROUNDS ONE OF FAMILY ANr RESTRAINED BY POLICE fROM A RECENT REPORT CONTENDING THERE WERE GLOBE CIRCLING WOMEN FLIERS DASHING BACK INTO THE 60-YEAR-OLD WOOD GREAT WEAKNESSES IN THE SOVIET ECONOMY SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO (UPI)--MRs. FRAME STRUCTURE "THAT WENT UP LIKE A AND AGRICULTURE. JOAN MERRIAM SMITH OF OAKLAND, CALIF­ MATCHBOX. " ".0. I THiNK IT WAS UNFORTUNATE THAT ORNIA, ARRIVED HERE YESTERDAY ON THE DURAN AND A NIECE, FLORENCE SOLIS, 14, WHO ALSO ESCAPED BY JUMPING FROM THE ANNOUNCEMENT \..jAS MADE BY THE C lA, If FOURTH LEG Of HER AROUND-THE-WORLD SOLO FLIGHT BUT BAD WEATHER IN BERMUDA THE WINDOW, BOTH SUFFERED THIRD DEGREE SHE SA 10 0 "TH I SIS BE CAUSE OF THE RE­ ACTIONS I HAVE HAD FROM HOME. PEOPLE GROUNDED ANOTHER AMERICAN WOMAN TRYING BURNS OVER 20 PER CENT OF THEIR BODIES. DO NOT TRUST THE CiAo" THE SAME fEAT. DURAN WAS LISTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION, MRS. BOLTON, WHO WAS DIRECTING HER MRS. SMITH, A BLONDE HOUSEWIFE WHOSE WHilE THE SOLIS GIRL'S CONDITION WAS REMARKS TO UNDERSECRETARY OF STATE W. HUSBAND IS THE COMMANDER Of A U.S. DESCRIBED AS SERIOUS. AVERELL HARRiMAN, SAID: NAVY MINESWEEPER IN THE PACIfiC, TOOK FIREMEN SAID THE BLAZE APPARENTLY OFf FROM MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT II 1FT HE PR ESID E NT HAS ANN 0 UN CEO IT, BROKE OUT WHEN AN OIL HEATER ON THE I F YOU HAD AN NOUNCED iT, I F THE SE CRE­ AT 6:41 A.M. EST AND ARRIVED HERE SIX fIRST FLOOR EXPLODED. THE FAMILY WAS TARY OF STATE HAD ANNOUNCED IT, IT HOURS LATER. ASLEEP UPSTAIRS AT THE TIMEo WOULD HAVE BEEN AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT THE OTHER AVIATRIX--JERRIE MOCK OF ...... MATTER." COLUMBUS, OHIO--DELAYED HER TAKEOFF POLARIS SUBMARINE SQUADRON BEING HARRIMAN SAID HE DiD NOT KNOW THAT FROM HAMILTON BERMUDA, TO THE AZORES READIED FOR PACIFIC OPERATION IT "MAKES MUCH DIFFERENCE" WHETHER THE FOR THE SECOND CONSECUTIVE DAY BECAUSE HONOLULU (UPI)--SECRETARY OF THE CIA RELEASED THE REPORT OR SOME OTHER OF THE WEATHER. NAVY PAUL H. NITZE, SAYS THAT A POLAR­ GOVERNMENT AGENCY o MRS. MOCK LEFT COLUMBUS THURSDAY IN IS SUBMARINE SQUADRON SHOULD BE IN FULL "I THOUGHT IT WAS WISE TO BRING TO HER SINGLE ENGINE CESSNA. OPERATION IN THE PACIFIC EARLY NEXT INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION TO HELP BREAK BOTH WOMEN ARE ATTEMPTING TO BECOME YEAR. DOWN THE FEEL!NG THAT THE SOVIET UNION THE FIRST fEMALE TO CIRCUMNAVIGATE THE NITZE ARRIVED IN HAWAI I YESTERDAY I VIAS CATCH I NG THE UN I TED STATES," GLOBE IN SOLO FLIGHTS ALONG TH~ ROUTE fOR TWO DAYS OF MEETINGS WITH TOP NAVY HARR I MAN SA' 0" "MR. KHRUSHCHEV SAYS TRAVELED 27 YEARS AGO BY AMELIA EARHAR1,COMMANDERS AND AN INSPECTION TOUR OF I THAT EVERY DAY, ALL THE TIME, THAT WHO DISAPPEARED OVER THE PACIFIC OCEAN. NAVAL FACILITIES. I THEY ARE CATCHiNG THE UNITED STATES. NITZE TOLD NEWSMEN ON ARRIVING THAT THIS REPORT SHOWS THAT HIS PREDICTIONS EXPERIENCED MAN HEADS WORLD THE POLARIS SUBMARINES HAVE SAFEGUARDS WIDE MALARIA ERADICATION PROGRAM WHICH WILL PREVENT ~CC!DENTAL FIRINGS ARE NOT TRUE 0 " I LE 000000 WASHINGTON (UPI)--A MAN EXPERIENCED OF NUCLEAR WARHEAD MISS I S. FOOD SHORTAGE IS SEVERE IN COMBATTING PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEMS THE SECRETARY WAS GIVE~ A 19-GUN KATHMANDU (UPI)--A LARGE AREA IN IN ASIA HAS BEEN SWORN IN AS HEAD Of SALUTE ON HIS ARRIVAL AT PACIFIC FLEET WESTERN NEPAL IN THE DHAULAGIRI REGION THE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOP­ HEADQUARTERS. HE THEN AT1ENDED AN IN­ IS SUFFERING AN ACUT> ~OOD SHORTAGE MENT'S WORLD-WIDE MALARIA ERADICATION TELLIGENCE BRIEFING WITH PACIFIC FLEET AND PEOPLE THERE ARE LIVING ON ROOTS, PROGRAM. COMMANDER ADM. U.S. GRANT SHARP JR. AND LEAVES AND JUNGLE PLANTS, ACCORDING TO I DR. LEE M. HOWARD, A FORMER AID RE­ CONFERRED WITH PACIFIC FORCES COMMANDER NEWS REACHING HERE TODAY. GIONA.l MALARIA ADIVSOR fOR THE FAR ADM. HARRY D. FELT. I NEPAL'S FOOD MINISTER B.L. PRADHAN EAST, WILL DIRECT A PROGRAM WHICH I RETURNED TO KATMANDU TODAY AFTER HIS AFFECTS HALF THE WORLD'S POPULATION-­ WELCOME PEACE-KErPING FORCE I TOUR OF THE AREA AND SAID THE SHORTAGE THOSE LIVING IN AREAS WHERE MALARIA NEW YORK (UPI)--CYPRIOT FOREIGN MIN­ WAS CAUSED BY CROP FAiLURES. IS STILL A THREAT ISTER SPYROS KYPRIANOU CHARGED TODAY LARGE SCALE PURCHASE OF FOOD STUFFS THE PROJECT INVOLVES THE GIVING OF THAT THE "BLOODSHED IN CYPRUS IS DIR­ BY THE CHINESE TO FEED THEIR MEN IN TECHNICAL ADVICE AND SUPPLYING INSECT­ ECTLY THE RESULT OF THE POLICY OF THE TIBET WAS GiVEN AS ANOTHER REASON BY ICIDES, LABORATORY AND SPRA(ING EQUIP­ TURKISH GOVERNMO'T." THE LOCAL PRESS. MENT, AND VEHICLES. HE SAID THAT THE CYPRIOT PEOPLE WEL­ NEPAL TODAY BANNED THE EXPORT OF COMED THE PRESENCE OF THE UN~TED NATIONS RICE AND OTHER FOODSTUfF. SCHOOLGIRL INHERITS FORTUNE PEACE-KEEPING FORCE THERE AND SAID

QOOOCO LONDON (UPI)--THE BULK Of A FORTUNE THAT IT WilL SERVE AS "A DETERRENT FOR CAPTAiN MARRIES FIRST MATE WORTH MORE THAN A MILLION POUNDS ($2.J THOSE WHO WOULD UNDERMINE PEACE -NAME­ HONOLULU (UPI)-- THE SKIPPER AND MILLION) LEFT BY THE DUKE OF LEEDS IS lY, TURKEY." THE FiRST MATE OF THE YACHT NEOPHYTE EXPECTED TO GO TO A 13-YEAR-OLD SCHOOL HE ADDED THAT HE BELIEVED THE THREE­ WERE ON THEIR HONEYMOON TODAY. GIRL, IT WAS REPORTED TODAY. MONTHS PERIOD SET BY THE UNITED NATIONS LEE QUINN, STEEPLEJACK AND CAPTAIN THE 12TH DUKE, WHO DIED IN ROME SECURITY COUNCIL FOR THE TROOPS TO OF THE NEOPHfTEiS ALL GIRL CREW, MAR­ SATURDAY, NAMED IN HIS WILL LADY CAMIL­ REMAIN IN CYPRUS WOULD BE ADEQUATE TO RIED THE fORMER MRS. BEA BERKSON OF lA OSBORNE WHO PRESENTLY RECEIVES ONLY COMPLETE THE IR MISSION. RANCHO SANTA FE, CALIfORNIA, YESTERDAY 10 SHILLINGS ($1.40) A WEEK POCKET QUINN MET HiS BRIDE-TO-BE WHEN SHE MONEY FROM HER MOTHER~ LADY LAWRENCE. CONSUMERS WILL PAY BILL SERVED AS FIRST MATE ON A VOYAGE FROM LADY CAMILLA, WHO WOULD COME INTO WASHINGTON (UPI)--SENo CLIFfORD P. HAWAI! TO TAHITI BOTH OBTAINED DI- THE fORTUNE AT 21, IS A PUPil AT A CASE SAID TODAY THAT IF LEGISLATION IS VORCES IN ORDER TO WED. BOARD I NG SH"' ..... ' I N THE WEST OF ENGLAND PASSED TO PLACE QUOTA RESTRICTIONS ON QUiNN PLANS TO SAIL SOON FROM TAHITI .. .. MlAT IMPORTS IT WILL RAISE THE PRICE TO AUSTRALIA AND WITH ANOTHER ALL­ SIGNS AMERICAN ACTORS OF HOT DOGS AND HAMBURGERS IN THE UNITE[ GiRL CREW. ROME (UPIJ--AMERICAN STAGE AND SCREE~ STATES BY fOUR TO SIX PER CENT. ACTOR GEORGE C. SCOTT HAS BEEN SIGNED THE NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN SAID THE RESERVE PRESIDENTIAL SUITE BY ITALIAN PRODUCER DINO DE LAURENT I IS PROPOSAL OFFERED BY SEN. MIKE MANSfiELD BOSTON (UPi)--ELiZABETH TAilOR AND TO PLAY THE ROLE OF ABRAHAM IN HIS TO LIMIT BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON AND LAMB RICHARD BURTON ARPIVE HERE TODAY FOR PRODUCTION OF liTHE BIBLE" IT WAS AN­ IMPORTS TO THE AVERAGE OF THE LAST I A TWO-WEEK ViSIT DURiNG WHICH BURTON NOUNCED TODAY. FiVE YEARS WOULD BE A "DISGUISED AND WILL APPEAR IN "HAML.ET" AT A BOSTON SCOTT MOST RECENTLY STARRED IN THE INEFFECTIVE SUBSiDY TO THE CATTLE IN­ ft I T~EArER (SHUBERT). FILM "DR. STRANGELOVE. HE IS THE SE­ TERESTS, TH HIGH COST OF WHICH WOULD II I A SHERATON-PLAiA H01El SPOKESMAN COND ACTOR :AST FOR DE LAURENTI IS BIB­ BE BORNE BY CONSUMERS. SAiD, TPEY WIll USE THE PRESIDENllAL LICAL EXTRAVAGANZA, PETER O'TOOLE SUiTE, OCCUPiED AT VARIOUS TiMES BY HAVING BEEN THE FIRST. GENERAL AMNESTY FOR PRISONERS GEN. DOUGLAS McARTHUR, FORMER PRESI­ MADRID (UPI)--POL/TICAL AND COMMON DEN1 DWlGH7 D. EISENHOWER AND ~HE LATE APPLAUDS MEDICAL SCIENCE PRISONERS Will BENEFiT >ROM A GENERAL PRES!DENf JOHN Fo KENNEDY. VAT CAN CITY (UPI )--P! j:.~ PAUL VI TO- AMNESTY TO BE GRANTED BY fHE SPA.NISI-I

0..0".00 DAY 10LD DOCTORS THE CHURCH "APPLAUDS GOVERNMENT APRIL I ON THE 25TH ANNI- THE NA~lONAL ACCIDENT RATE IN FARMIN T~E ADVANCES Of MEDICAL SCIENCE." VERSARY OF THE END OF THE SPANISH IS MOPE rHAN >OUR TIMES T~AT OF TrlE HE EMPHASIZED "THE PROFOUND HARMONY CiVIL WAR.

MANU~AlrURiNG iNDUSTRIE5. BETWEEN MEDICAL SCIENCE AND CHRISTIANI1 Y II ...... I PAGE 4 HOURGLASS MONDAY 2 MARCH I 64 --~------GOLDWATER SAYS UaSa SLIPPING CALLS FOR BREAKING UP BIG READY TO RESOLVE DIFFERENCES IN PRESTIGE UNDER JOHNSON LAND HOLDINGS IN BRAZIL WITH PANAMA JOHNSON SAYS SAN DIEGO, CALIFo,{UPI)--SEN. BARRY RIO DE JANEIRO, (UPI)--FoRMER PRESI­ WASHINGTON, (UPI)--PRESIDENi JOHN­ GOLDWATER BROUGHT HIS CURRENT CALIFOR­ DENT JUSCELINO KUBITSCHEK TONIGHT CALLED SON NOTIFIED THE ORGANIZATION OF NIA CAMPAIGN TOUR TO AN END YESTERDAY FOR THE BREAKING OF BIG LAND HOLDINGS AMERICAN STATES (OAS) TODAY THAT THE WITH INTENSIFIED CRITICiSM OF PRESI­ IN BRAZIL AND ABOLITION OF AN UNJUST UNITED STATES STILL STANDS READY TO DENT JOHNSON'S FOREIGN POLICY, PARTIC­ SHARECROPPING SYSTEM WHICH "HAS BEEN RESOLVE ITS DIFFERENCES WITH PANAMA ULARLY IN THE FAR EAST. BANNED IN EVERY OTHER CIVILIZED NAT ION.' HE SAID HE IS "PREPARED TO REVIEW DEDICATION OF THE SEA WORLD OCEAN­ "THIS MUST BE DONE UNDER RULE OF LAW EVERY ISSUE WHICH NOW DIVIDES US. Q ARIUM AND A BALLPARK PICNIC WERE THE AND THE SIGN OF THE CROSS, WITHOUT SLOOD­ THE PRESIDENT TOLD REPORTERS IN LAST STOPS TODAY ON GODDWATER'S NORTH- SHED, IN KEEPING WITH BRAZILIAN TRADI­ A SUDDENLY CALLED NEWS CONFERENCE ~TO-SOUTH SWING THROUGH THE STATE WHICH TION," KUBITSCHEK SAID IN A SPEECH ACCEP­ THAT HE WAS SENDING THIS STATEMENT HOLDS rrs PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY JUNE 2. TING THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S NOM­ TO THE OAS TO REASSURE THAT BODY GOLDWATER WAS SCHEDULED TO RETURN TO INATION FOR PRESIDENT OF U S WILLINGNESS TO REVIEW "EVERY HIS NATIVE ARIZONA IN MID-AFTERNOON. HE DID NOT ATTACK THE ADMINISTRATION PROBLEM WHICH THE PANAMA GOVERNMENT THE REPUBLICAN WHITE HOUSE ASPIRANT OF PRESIDENT JOAO GOULART, BUT SEVERAL WISHES TO RAISE." TOLD SUPPORTERS AT NEARBY LA JOLLA TIMES DENOUNCED "REACTIONARIES" FOR UNDER QUESTIONING, JOHNSON SAID LATE YESTERDAY THAT "IN THE LAST FOUR ATTEMPTING TO INTERFERE WITH DEMOCRATIC THIS HAS BEEN THE U.S POSITION FROM MONTHS WE HAVE SL~PPED FURTHER (,N PROCESSES IN BRAZIL THE BEGINNING HE ADDED THAT HE WAS PRESITGE) THAN IN ALL OUR HISTORY AS USING THE WORD "REVIEW" INSTEAD OF A REPUBLIC" POLICE HALT AUCTION THE WORD "DISCUSS" WHICH HAD FORMERLY BRUSSELS, (UPI)--Is A MUMMY A CORPSE BEEN USED "BECAUSE THAT'S A STICKY SHE WOULD FORGET PROFUMO OR AN ART OBJECT? WORD " SUJLIALY, (UPI)--MANDY RICE-DAVIES, A BRUSSELS ACTIONEER TODAY WAS TRYING THE TEENAGEr CO-STAR OF BRITAIN'S PRO­ TO REACH AGREEMENT WITH POLICE ON THE CONTROVERSY OVER SEX REPORT FUMO SCANDAL, MADE HER ITALIAN NIGHT­ ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION CLUB DEBUT LAST NIGHT BUT REFUSED TO THE AUCTIONEER PUT UP A MUMMY FOR SING AN ITALIAN SONG CALLED "PERFUME" SALE AT THURSDAY'S AUCTION. IT WAS THE ITALIAN WORD~FOR "PERFUME" IS LISTED IN HIS CATALOGUE AS A 3,000-YEAR­ "PROFUMO." OLD MUMMY OF EGYPTIAN ORIGIN. FOR HER ONE-WEEK ENGAGEMENT AT TUR­ BLAMING LACK OF PROPER SEX EDUCATION I I IN'S PEROQUET CLUB, THE BLONDE MODEL-­ H,~U:ET~~U:~L~~~M!~L~T~~:E~S'~U~~~ :~~~ 'II A HUGE OUTCRY HAS MOUNTED AGAINST I SHE TOLD NEWSMEN IN ISTANBUL SHE HAS IES CAN NOT BE SOLD UNDER BELGIAN LAW THE REPORT IN WHICH 140 LEADING MED- STOPPED BEING A CALL GIRL--IS EARNING THE AUCTIONEER, HOWEVER, SAID A MUMMY ICAL PRACTITIONERS AND EDUCATORS SAID $500 PER NIGHT FOR SINGING JUST THREE IS NOT TO BE CONSIDERED A BODY BUT AN ! SWEDEN MUST GET BACK TO RECOGNIZING SONGS. THIS IS AN ITALIAN RECORD. ART OBJECT. THAT "MONOGAMOUS MARRIAGE IS THE t SINCE THE PROFUMO SCANDAL, MANDY WHEN QUESTIONED ABOUT IT, CUSTOMS NATURAL ORDER OF LIFE" AND THAT SEXUA HAS APPEARED IN NIGHT CLUBS IN MUNICH OFFICIALS SAID THAT FOR IMPORT OR EXPORT PROMISCUITY IS NOT ONLY IMMORAL BUT I AND ISTANBULo BUT THE ISTANBUL APPEAR~MUMMIES ARE LISTED AS ART OBJECTS. DANGEROUS. I I ANCE CAME TO GRIEF WHEN THE TURKISH IN THE MEANTIME, THE MUMMY STILL IS 1 GOVERNMENT KICKED HER OUT OF THE COUN- LYING IN ITS COFFIN AT THE AUCTIONEERS, WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT? i TRY. WAITING FOR POLICE AUTHORITIES TO LIFT OEREBRO, SWEDEN, (UPI)--POLICE ! THE SALES BAN TODAY REPORTED THE CASE OF A 14 YEAR GUARDS TO PROTECT OFFICIALS OLD BOY WHO BOUGHT 14 AUTOMOBILES, VIENTIANE, tUPI)--PRIME MINISTER BEATLES STILL HOLD LEAD AND APARTMENT HOUSE AND OTHER PROPER­ PRINCE SOUVANA PHOUMA HAS REQUESTED CHICAGO, (UPI)--BEATLE MANIA CONTINUED TY FOR A TOTAL OF 250,000 ($50,000) I THAT INTERNATIONAL CONTROL COMMISSION ITS FIRM GRIP ON UNITED PRESS INTERNA­ WITHOUT HAVING A PENNY IN HIS POCKET.I I GUARDS BE POSTED AT THE HOUSE AND TIONAL'S TOP 20 TUNES AS THE MOP-HEADED THE BOY, WHO WAS NOT IDENTIFIED, I I OFFICE OF HIS MILITARY ADVISER GEN. BRITISH ROCK-AND-ROLLERS CAPTURED SIX GAVE HIMSELF UP TO POLICE YESTERDAY 1 I AMKHA SOUKHAVONG, IT WAS REPORTED TO- POSITIONS--MONOPOLIZING THE TOP THREE, AND CONFESSED HIS BUYING SPREE I DAY A NATIONWIDE TABULATION SHOWED TODAY. BIG FOR HIS AGE, POLITE AND WELL- \' AN ICC OFFICER SAID SOUVANNA'S RE­ "SHE LOVES You" RETAINED TOP BILLING, DRESSED, THE YOUTH IDENTIFIED HIM­ QUEST CAME FOLLOWING LAST WEEK'S ASSA­ FOLLOWED BY "I WANT To HOLD YOUR HAND" SELF AS REPRESENTATIVE OF A BIG EX­ SSINATION OF RIGHTWING INTELLIGENCE IN SECOND PLACE. BOTH RECORDINGS HELD ECUTIVE. HE WAS NEVER CHALLENGED OFFICER MAJ. PRASEUTK PRASEUTH DIED LAST WEEK'S ONE-TWO RANKINGS WEDNESDAY AFTER AN UNKNOWN ASSASSIN "PLEASE, PLEASE ME," BY THE BEATLES PREMIER TO VISIT BUDAPEST FIRED A SINGLE BULLET THROUGH HIS CLIMBED FROM FOURTH TO THE THIRD POSI­ MOSCOW, (UPI)--PREMIER NIKITA HEAD TUESDAY NIGHT. TION KHRUSHCHEV WILL GO TO BUDAPEST SHORT­ THE NEUTRALIST PREMIER PRINCE ALSO LY FOR THE 19TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRA­ HAS ORDERED GUARDS BE ASSIGNED TO THE STRIKES CONTINUE TIONS OF HUNGARY'S LIBERATION FROM HOUSES OF OTHER NEUTRALIST AND RIGHT­ ROME, (UPI)--HoSPITAL SURGEONS CON­ THE NAZIS. WING MILITARY OFFICERS AND GOVERNMENT TINUED THEIR STRIKE IN THE WARDS TODAY Moscow RADIO, MAKING THE ANNOUNCE­ OFFICIALS AND SEVERAL HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARE­ MENT, DID NOT INDICATE HOW LONG THE CROPPERS STAGED WORK STOPPAGES SOVIET PREMIER WOULD BE AWAY ON WHAT l ROCKFALL IN GOLD MINE THE SURGEONS HANDLED ONLY EMERGENCY WILL BE HIS SECOND FOREIGN TRIP OF SPRINGS, SOUTH AF~ICA, (UPI)--THREE CASES FOR THE SECOND DAY IN A ROW TO THE YEAR. AFRICAN MINERS WERE KILLED AND THREE PROTEST WHAT THEY SAY IS UNFAIR DISTRIB- EARLIER HE WENT TO WARSAW TO MEET OTHERS WERE MISSING TODAY IN A MAJOR UTION OF HEALTH INSURANCE RETRIBUTIONS POLICH COMMUNIST PARTY Boss VLADISLAW' ROCKFALL 4,000 FEET BENEATH THE GROUND THEIR STRIKE ENDS AT MIDNIGHT GOMULKA IN AN UNDERGROUND GOLD MINE HERE. OFFICIALS AT THE EAST GEDULD GOLD TOO MANY FARMERS INDIAN COSTUMES NEEDED MINE, 30 MILES EAST QF JOHANNESBURG, PARIS, (UPI)--THE PROBLEM OF POOR THE Boy SCOUT ORDER OF THE ARROW SAID FIVE OTHER AFRICAN MINERS WERE FARMERS CAN ONLY BE SOLVED BY SLASHING WOULD LIKE TO BORROW INDIAN COSTUMES I INJURED IN THE ROCK FALL LAST NIGHT. THE NUMBER OF FARMS AND SWITCHING SUR­ ESPECIALLY NEEDED ARE INDIAN CHIEF I RESCUE TEA~S WORKED THROUGHOUT THE PLUS AGRICULTURAL MANPOWER TO INDUSTRY, HEADDRESSES AND ANKLET BELLS THESE I NIGHT SEARCHING FOR MORE VICTIMS THE 20-NATION ORGANIZATION FOR ECONOMIC WILL BE USED IN INDIAN DANCES TO BE COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT SAID TODAY PERFORMED AT THE DEDICATION OF TROOP PRES~DENT CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY 140's Boy SCOUT CAMP, THURSDAY 26 KARACHI, (UPI)--IRAQI PRESID~NT ISSUE BIKES ON PRIORITY MARCH. IF YOU CAN HELP WITH ANY OF ASDUL SALAM AREF TODAY CELEBRATED HIS THE DRAWING OF A "NAVY OWNED" BICYCLE THESE ITEMS, CALL J.L. OSBORNE AT 43RD BIRTHDAY WITH A ROUND OF TALKS ON THIS ISLAND IS A PRIVILEGE AND NOT 2798 WITH PRESIDENT MOHAMMED AYUB KHAN AND A RIGHT A LUNCHEON AT THE OFFIC!AL STATE GUEST THE LIMITED STOCK OF BICYCLES AVAIL­ RECOVER OIL FROM SHALE HOUSE. ABLE WILL BE ISSUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CLEVELAND, OHIO, (UPI}--STANDARD THERE WAS NO OFFICIAL WORD ON WHAT THE FOLLOWING PRIORITIES. OIL CO. (OHIO) WILL ACQUIRE A 10 THE TWO PRESIDENTS DISCUSSED, BUT I MILITARY PERSONNEL PER CENT STOCK INTEREST IN THE OIL POLITiCAL OBSERVERS SAID THEY PROBABLY 2 CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL-REQUIRING SHALE CORP WHICH HAS DEVELOPED A WENT INTO ARAB WORLD PROBLEMS AND THE USE OF A BICYC~E IN THE DISCHARGE PROCESS FOR RECOVERING OIL FROM SHALE PAKISTAN'S LONG-STANDING FEUD WITH OF HIS DUTIES IT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY INDIA OVER KASHMIR. 3 ALL OTHERS SUPPORT YOUR RED CROSS I COBRAS CLOSE BEHIND THREE • WBA tr1AY STRIP CLAY S t N WINNING FERRARIS IN RACE MIAMI ~A~~~~~G~PiJ~~... por 5 SECTIO BE~~~::::' R~~A~Ai~P~:-;~:~Aftl' PRES IDENT ED LASSMAN OF' THE 'liliiii PUSHED TO RECOFH'-Si1ATTER I NG WORLD BOXING ASSOCIATION (WBA)L--!!------~lsPEEDa BY AMERICA'S GALLANT ANNOUNCED TODAY HE HAS RECOM- MONDAY 23 MARCH 1964 COBRAS, SWEPT THE FIRST THREE MENDED THAT THE WBA STRIP PAGE 5 PLACES LAST NIGHT IN THE GRU- CASSIUS CLAY OF THE WORLD ELLING 12-HOUR SEBRING AUTO HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE RACE. ACTS DETRIMENTAL TO THE SPORT. OBSERVER BY PAT LANIAS ENGLISHMAN MIKE PARKES, A "I AM CONFIDENT THE TITLE , TEST DRIVER FOR THE INVIN- WILL BE VACATED WITHIN A WEEK, EBEVE MOUNTIES SPLIT DOUBLEHEADER, CIBLE ITALIAN FACTORY, AND SAID LASSMAN, A WEALTHY FLORI- ESEVE TIGERS DROP T~iOI CO-DRIVER UMB£:RTO MAGLlOLI DA RESTAURANTEUR. LED THE PARADE OF FERRARI LASSMAN SAID THE CLAY ACTS, IN MOUNTAINBALL ACTION OVER THE WEEKEND, THE VISITING PROTOTYPES. DETRIMENTAL TO BOXING, WERE EBEYE MOUNTIES SPLIT THEIR DOUBLEHEADER YESTERDAY AFTER- LODAVICO SCARFIOTTI AND PRINCIPALLY: NOON IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE AT BRANDON FIELD WHILE THE N,NO VACARELLA OF ITALY BRO- --HE SIGNED A CONTRACT WITH EBEYE TIGERS DROPPED BOTH ENDS OF THEIR DOUBLEHEADER IN UGHT HOME THE SECOND CAR, INTERCONTINENTAL PROMOTIONS, THE AMERICAN LEAGUE AT DALLY F,ELD. WITH DEFENOING CHAMPION JOHN OF WHICH SONNY LISTON IS PRES- JIM (KING KONG) RIELER SPARKED THE MOUNTIES 8-5 TRI- SURTEES AND LORENZO BANDINI ~DENT, BEFORE THE HEAVYWEIGHT UMPH OVER DOUGLAS IN THE OPENER WITH HIS THIRD INNING IN THE THIRD FERRARI. TITLE BOUT AT MIAMI BEACH ON THREE-RUN HOMER ON THE EXPENSE OF LOSING PITCHER AL KISHI. BUT THE FORD-POWERED COBRAS FEB. 25· IT WAS DOUGLAS' SECOND STRAIGHT SETBACK OF THE SEASON AND OF CARROLL SHELBY, MAKING --H I S GENERAL CONDUCT I S I II ALSO DEA LT Id SH I HIS SECOND CONSE CUT I VE DEFEAT ON THE THE I R GfitEATEST EFFORT, CAP- PROVOKING WORLD-WIDE CRITICISM MOUND. SAMMY DAVID WHO SCATTERED 10 HITS WAS CREDITED TURED FOURTH, FIFTH, AND "SETTING A VERY POOR EXAMPLE WITH THE WIN. 4 SIXTH AND TOOK THE BIG GRANO FOR THE YOUTH OF AMERICA." THE RIKAKIS HELD OFF A MOUNTIES SIXTH INNING -RI! I TOURING CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP CONCERNING CLAY'S RECEIVING RALLY TO EMERGE A 6-5 DECISION OVER THE MOUNTIES. IT AWAY FROM FERRARI FOR THE $50,000 BEFORE THE MIAMI BEACH WAS THE R,KAKIS' SECOND STRAIGHT TRIUMPH Of THE SEASON FIRST TIME SINCE THE CLASS FIGHT FO~ SIGNING WITH INTER- TO MOVE INTO A TWO-WAY TIE FOR fiRST PLACE WITH JOMAKAJ WAS RUN HERE SEVEN YEARS AGO. CONTINENTAL PROMOTIONS IF HE IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. WON THE TITLE, LASSMAN DE- THE RIKAKIS' DECISIVE RUN CAME IN THE FifTH FRAME WITH ...... CLAY NO MENTAL GIANT CLARED "THAT WAS A DIRECTII WINNING PITCHER JIM DUNCAN SCORING ON FERANTASIS' SACRI- VIOLATI~N OF OUR RULES. flCE FLY. DUNCAN LED OFf THE INNING WITH A SINGLE AND NEW YORK (UPI)--CASSIUS If THE TITLE IS VACATED, MOVED TO THIRD ON AN ERROR. CLAY, THE WORLD'S HEAVYWEI­ LASSMAN SAID, HE WAS NOT CER- ATREJ ANEJ WAS THE LOSING PITCHER WHILE DUNCAN REGIS- GHT BOXING CHAMPION, MAY BE TAIN WHETHER THERE WOULD BE TERED HIS SECOND WIN OF THE SEASON... .. fLEET Of fOOT AND NIMBLE OF AN IMMEDIATE ELIMINATION IN ANOTHER NATIONAL LEAGUE GAME, DYNAMITE KAKAZU TONGUE, BUT AS A STUDENT HE TOURNEY TO DETERMINE A NEW BLANKED HUI KEALA 8-0 ON SATURDAY NIGHT. IT WAS THE WAS A "SLOW LEARNER," ACCORD­ CHAMPION OR WHETHER THERE SECOND STRAIGHT SEASON THAT HUI KFALA HAS BEEN BLANKED ING TO HIS FORMER HIGH SCHOOL WOULD BE A "CHAM'10NLESS IN- IN THEIR OPENING SEASON GAMES'WITH THE SAME SCORE. IN PRINCIPAL. TERIM" Of ABOUT SIX MONTHS. THEIR OPENING SEASON GAME LAST YEAR, HUI KEALA SUffERED IN A TELEPHONE INTERVIEW HE ALSO DiSCLOSED THAT THE AN 8-0 SHUTOUT. WITH THE NEW YORK TIMES, EDWARD S. WILSON, FORMER W8A ALREADY HAS SUSPENDED EX- KAKAZU'S SHUTOUT WAS BACKED UP WITH A 13-HI T TALLY LED CHAMPION LISTON FOR AN IN- BY LARRY WATANUKI 3 fOR 4, BOBBY IHA, LARRY IKEDA AND PRINCIPAL OF CENTRAL HIGH DEFINITE PERIOD BECAUSE OF CHARLES HIRAMOTO EACH CHIPPED IN WITH TWO HITS. , SCHOOL, LOUISVILLE, Ky., HIS RECENT ARREST IN DENVER, V,CTIM OF THE SHUTOUT WAS FRANK VINSEL, LAST YEAR S SAID A 1957 EXAM SHOWED CLAY'S COLORADO, ON CHARGES OF RECK- MINOR LEAGUE CHAMPION HURLER. VINSEL COLLECTED TWO OUT IQ WAS 78--10 POINTS BELOW NORMAL FOR HIS SCHOOL AND LESS DRIVING, RESISTING AR- OF THEIR SEVEN HITS. MORE THAN 20 POINTS BELOW REST, AND CARRYING A CONCEAL- OVER IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, THE EXPLORERS MAINTAINED THE NATIONAL NORM OF 100. EO WEAPON. THEIR HEAVY HITTING BY SLAMMING fOUR HOME RUNS IN THEIR 18-8 VICTORY OVER THE EBEYE TIGERS IN THE OPENER OF THEIR • •••• 0 TREASURED DAVIS CUP ~AJAL£IN TENNIS CLUB MEET DOUBLEHEADER. THE KWAJALEIN TENNIS CLUB HAS SHINING FACE-LIFT THE EXPLORERS SCALPED THE TIGERS WITH A 19-HIT ATTACK. WILL HOLD AN ELECTION MEET­ NEW YORK (UPI)--THE TREA­ HOME RUNS CAROMED OfF THE BATS OF CHARLES KEEfE, STAN ING AT THr YOKWE YUK TENNIS SURED OLD LADY OF TENNIS HAS AKANA JOHN STAVOLE AND EARL HARBIN. IT WAS KEEFE'S COURT AT 5:15 P.M. THIS BEEN GIVEN A COMPLETE OVER­ CLOUT Of THE SEASON. STAVOLE WENT 4 fOR 4 WHILE SECON~ THURSDAY. HAUL AND A SHINING NEW FACE­ HARBIN WENT 3 fOR 3 AND RAY KEHANO 2 FOR 2 IN SPEAR­ AN ADDITIONAL ITEM OR IN­ LIFT. HEADING THE EXPLORERS' ATTACK. NELSON LED THE TIGERS TEREST WILL BE THE APPOINT­ THE DA'IS CUP, THE FABLED WITH THREE HITS. MENT OF THE COMMITTEE TO AR­ SILVER TREASURE THAT IS SOUGHT PAT LANIAS WAS THE WINNING PITCHER AND EMBI AISON WAS RANGE THE ANNUAL ALL-ATOLL BY NATIONS THE WORLD OVER, THE LOS I NG. OPEN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. THE HAS BEEN PUT ON PUBLIC DIS­ THE EBE YE TIGERS CAME BACK I N THE SE COND GAME AtJD SUf­ TOURNAMENT /5 TENTATIVELY PLAY IN ALL ITS NEWLY ACQUIRED fERED THEIR SECOND LOSS Of THE AfTERNOON, BOWING TO THE SHEEN. IT RE CE I VED A WARM SECHEDULED TO KICK-OfF ON RIGGERS 9-7. APRIL 5. ApPLICATIONS TO WELCOME FROM SEVERAL OF THE KEN MITCHELL SPEARHEADED THE RIGGERS 17-HIT ASSAULT ENTER THIS TOURNAMENT ARE MEN WHO ONCE SHARED ITS WITH 4 fOR 4 WHILE TEAMMATES BOB SUSICH AND fRANK TelLES GLORY. EACH CAME UP WITH 3 fOR 4 AT THE PLATE. BEING ACCEPTED STARTING tHUR­ AN ORIGINAL INVESTMENT OF SDAY NIGHT. S~SICH WAS THE WINNING PITCHER AND EMBI SUffERED HIS $700, THE CUP IS fHEIMOST •• Q 0 • 0 COVETED TROPHY IN INTERNA­ SECOND STRAIGHT DEfEAT ON THE MOUND. BRADLEY HOLDS CHAMPIONSHIP TIONAL TENNIS AND HAS MADE IN OTHER AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES OVER THE WEEKEND, THE NEW YORK (UPI)--BRADLEY MANY TRANSOCEANIC TRIPS SINCE F,L-AMERICANS WHO DEfEATED ROI NAMUR PILOTS IN THE LAST UNIVERSITY BEAT NEW MEXICO IT WAS FIRST DONATED IN 1900 INNING ON SATURDAY NIGHT, CAME BACK YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT ITS OWN DEFENSIVE GAME IN BY DWIGHT f. DAVIS, THEN A AND DROPPED A 13-5 DECISION TO KENTRON HAWAI I. THE fiRST HALF AND THEN SCORED HARVARD UNDER-GRADUATE. LAST KEN GOUVEIA, HAL CHARTRAND AND JOE YAfUSO SPARKED HEAVILY TO WIN. ~6-~4. KENTRON'S 14-HIT ASSAULT WHICH INCLUDED HOMERUNS BY ~AI~l YEAR, A RECORD NUMBER OF 49 TODAY GOUVEIA AND CHARTRANQ. IT WAS GOUVEIA'S SECOND BLAST AMERICAN LEAGUE COUNTRIES SPENT MANY THOUSAND" Of THE SEASON AND BOTH CHARTRAND'S AND HIS HOMERS YESTER- RIGGERS VS. HIGH SCHOOL #1 OF DOLLARS IN QUEST OF THE ~ DAY AfTERNOON WERE WITH TWO ABOARD. I 5: 5-- ALLY fiELD CUP. EPHRAIM KAAIHUE AND EDDIE CASTORIA LED THE FIL-AMERI- 4 D o 0 0 •• 0 CANS WITH THREE HITS APIECE. II SWIMMER LEAVES HOSPITAL /1 NAT I ONA L LEAGUE STARTER CHARTRAND GAINED THE VICTORY ON THE MOUND SYDNEY (UPI)--OLYMPIC SWIM­ II NAVY VS. Hut KEALA WHILE BOBBY BARESIS WAS CHARGED AS THE LOSING PITCHER. MER DAWN FRASER UNEXPECTEDLY I F IN SATURDAYS' ROI NAMUR PILOTS-fIL-AMERICANS TUSSLE, I' 5: 15--BRANDON IE lD WAS DiSCHARGED FROM THE HOS­ ' FLEET-FOOTED C;f.'"C'N'f"\ RAc)FMAN V I LlA CAUGHT THE PI LOTS' PITAL LAST NIGHT, BUT DOCTORS ( INFIELD FLAT-FOOTED AS HE RACED ALL THE WAY HOME TO SLATED fOR TOMORROW ARE: REFUSED COMMENT ON THE EXTENT VICTORY ON K.C. CUNNINGHAM's SINGLE AFTER HE GOT ON AMER I CAN LEAGUE Of HER RECOVERY fROM AN AUTO WiTH A fiELDERS CHOISE IN THE BOTTOM OF THE LAST INNING P,RATES VS. EXPLORFRS ACCIDENT SUFFERED MARCH 90 5:45--DALLY FiELD TO GIVE THE Fil-AMERICANS AN 11-10 COME-fROM-BEHIND VIC­ MISS FRASER WAS THE DRIVER TORY. VILLA SNAPPED THE 10-10 DEADLOCK AFTER TEAMMATE OF A CAR WHICH STRUCK A PARK­ NATIONAL LEAGUE EPHRAIM KAAIHUE PUT THE GAME INTO A KNOT IN THE SIXTH ED TRUCKo HER MOTHER WAS DOUGLAS vs. TYPHOONS INNING BY CRASHING A SINGLE RIGHTFIELD TO SCORED PAUL KILLED iN THE ACCiDENT. CASHMAN AND RONNIE ORILLO .ACROSS...... 5: 15--BRANDON...... fiELD - PAGE 6 HOURgL~SS MONDAV 21 MARCH ! 964 FOUND BLACK OLIVE SHEL~ OWNER NOTICES IDENTifY AND CLAIM AT ROOM HELP WANTED 108, REEr BOQ AfTER 1630. Rl CHARDsmorli'~WT ,::J,?!':{ghi fUll TIME CLERK TYPIST NEED LASSIE'S GREATEST ADVENTURE ED BY THE HOURGLASS. I NTER­ LOST JON PROVOST, HUGH REILLY ESTING JOB AND AIR-CONDITION­ WAllET WITH VERY IMPORTANT STORY Of THE LASTEST ADVENTURE Of E 0 0 f f I CE. PAPERS lOST IN THE BARRACKS. LASSIE. A&Y •• FAIR C •• GOOD fROM 6 UP PLEASE CAll VIRGiliO PAlACOl GLOBAL HAS SEVERAL OPENINGS AT 9-443 If fOUND. YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 P.M. fOR fEMALE CLERK-TYPIST TO FURY AT SMUGGLERS BAY* +NEWS&SPORTS WORK fUll-TIME, 5-6 DAYS PER LAST CHANCE PETER CUSHING, JOHN FRASER WEEK. TYPING SPEED Of 40- THE RED CROSS OffiCE ANN- CUT-THROATS ON THE RAMPAGE IN SWASH­ 50 WPM REQUIRED. A~PlY AT OUNCES THERE ARE A COUPLE BUCKLING ADVENTURE fUSED WITH ROMANCE GLOBAL iNDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Of OPENINGS LEfT IN THE MOR­ AND CLIMAXED BY THE MOST EXCITING OffiCE, TERMINAL BUilDING NING ADULT DEPENDENT BEGINNER SABRE DUEL EVER fiLMED. SWIMMING CLASS BEGINNING 25 SECRETARIAL OPENING--WEST­ MARCH. FOR DETAILS AND REG- OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7.30 P.M. ERN ELECTRIC COMPANy--FUll ISTRATION CALL RED(CROSS 301. CHARADE TIME DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY- o ••••• CARY GRANT, AUDREY HEPBURN INVOLVES VARIED AND INTERES- INVESTMENT GROUP MEETS TONIGHl STORY Of A YOUNG WIDOW IN A JAM BE­ TING WORK CONCERNING PERSONN- KWAJALEIN INVESTMENT Asso­ CAUSE Of D~ffICULTIES AND PROBLEMS EL AND ADMINISTRATION SHORT CIATION WILL MEET TONIGHT lEfT BY HER LATE HUSBAND HAND AND TYPING REQUIRED. AT 8 P.M. IN ROOM 13 Of THE A ••• ExCEllENT Y. EXCELLENT C •• OVER 10 POSITION CAN BE fiLLED IMMED- GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. ANYONE lATELY OR REPORT DATE CAN BE INTERESTED IS WELCOME TO ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8.30 P.M. ASSLATE AS APRIL i~ 1964. ATTEND. CEREMONY + LISTON-CLAY FIGHT CALL C.L. CADDEL~, EXT. ~ LAURENCE HARVEY, SARAH MILES 527 OR MRS f.T. KEOGH EXT. FELLOWSHIP CIRCLES MEET A •• INTERESTING Y&C •• No 9-480 TOMORROW SUSPENSE DRAMA Of A BANK ROBBER AWAIT­ WOMEN'S CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP ING EXCUTION fOR A MURDER HE DID NOT FOR SALE CIRCLES TO MEET TUESDAY, COMMIT. ONE 2-TON GoE. AIR CONDIT­ MARCH 24. lONER, 17 MONTHS OLD, $185. ELEANOR WILSON CIRCLE AND ROI NAMUR SHOWTIME 8 P.M. PHONE 2287. ALICE BUCK CIRCLE, 7:45 A.M. THAT CERTAIN FEELING* MEET AT SMALL BOAT DOCK AND BOB HOPE, EVE MARIE SAINT AiR CONDITIONERS USED ONLY GO TO THE HOME Of ALICE BUCK ANOTHER TYPICAL BOB HOPE DILLY. 13 MONTHS, ~-TON, $135, It­ ON EBEYE. ALICE LEE CIRCLE, TON, $!65. CALL 2i42 DAYS 1:30 P.M., HOME Of GLADYS COUNTDOWN SHOWTIME 7.30 P.M OR NIGHTS AfTER ~930. WEISBROD, 440-D. ANNA DED­ SQUARE Of VIOLENCE* ERER CIRCLE, 9=30 A M., HOME BRODERICK CRAWFORD, VALENTINA CORTESE POLAROID LAND CAMERA, MODEL OF MARGE MOORE, 210-8 AND THIS STORY TAKES PART IN THE YEAR OF i ~O-PATHfINDER W/PRESS-PRO­ MARY RUTH HANLIN CIRCLE, 1944 IN A GERMAN OCCUPIED CITY IN fESSIONAL fRONT, BUILT-IN 8 P.M., MARCH 3!, HOME OF EUROPE. TAKE-UP fOR USE Of STANDARD BONNIE MILLER, 4~0-B. CAMERA fiLMS, MOST SIZES, NEW PERSONS ARE INVITED TO *No RATINGS AVAILABLE B&W OR COLOR. ALL ACCESSOR­ CALL LOUISE MARKVE, 2226, PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE GUIDE IES, CAMERA ALONE COST $290. fOR CIRCLE INFORMATION. EACH fiLM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABILITY MAKE OffER. CALL MASKE BE­ BABY SITTING fOR THE MORNING FOR CHILDREN Of VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE: fORE 3 P.M. AT 9-329 OR LATER AND AfTERNOON CIRCLES MAY BE A •• ADULTS Y •• YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C ••• CHILDREN 8-12. SEE AT ROOM 103, REEf BOQ ARRANGED WITH TEENY LACHER, ALWAYS THERE •• WITH YOUR HEL~ NOTICE ,I 2453 SOME eo,ooo WATUSI TRIBES- WOULD THE PERSON WHO BOR- KENMORE AUTOMATIC CLOTHES MEN ARE BEING RE-SETTLED ROWED THE REFERENCE BOOK, DRYER, EXCELL[NT CONDITION, TOASTMISTRESS MEET TONIGHT FROM DISEASE-RIDDEN SWAMP­ "ENCYCLOPED!A OF SPORTS," $150. PHONE 2287. THE TOASTMISTRESS CLUB LANDS TO NEW HOMES IN THE PLEASE RETURN IT TO THE LIB­ o o. I) 0 MEETS TONIGHT AT 7:30 IN THE LUSH GREEN HILLS OF THE RARY. THIS IS A REFERENCE SUNBEAM AUTOMATIC COffEE­ TARO ROOM Of THE YOKWE YUK CONGO'S KIVU PROVINCE. THE BOOK FOR ALL TO ENJOY WITHIN MAKER, $5. SEE AT HOURGLASS. CLUB WORK IS BEING ACCOMPLISHED THE LIBRARY, AND MAY NOT BE BY THE RED CROSS AND PROTES­ CHECKED OUT. Two LAD!ES SPORT BLOUSES, MICRONESIAN STUDY GROUP TANT MISSIONARIES UNDER THE SIZE ~6. WERE SENT fROM DR. LEONARD MASON, CHAIR­ SUPERVISION Of AMERICAN MAN CLAIMING TO BE BORMANN STATES BUT IN WRONG SIZE. MAN Of THE DEPARTMENT Of RED CROSS STAff MEMBER LAM­ ADMITS HE WAS LYING ONE IS TURQ. AND ONE IS WHITE ANTHROPOLOGY AT THE UNIVER­ AR PROSSER. ANOTHER EXAMPLE SAO PAULO, BRAZIL, (UPI) $3 EACH. ONE MuuMuu fROM SITY Of HAWAI I, WILL SPEAK OF HOW THE RED CROSS IS --A MAN WHO CLAIMED TO BE HAWAI I. BLUE. WRONG SIZE AT THE NEXT MEETING Of THE ALWAYS THERE ••• WITH YOUR THE BROTHER OF THE MISSING SENT. S,ZE SMALL $~O. ONE MICRONESION STUDY GROUP. HELP. NAZI OfFICIAL MARTIN BORMANN PAIR Of LADytS SHOES (BLACK) fOR THE PAST 18 YEARS DR. BROKE DOWN MINUTES BEFORE A SIZE 6. NEVER WORN $4. CALL MASON HAS STUDIED THE CULTUR­ FOR SALE SCHEDULED LIE DETECTOR TEST AfTER 6 P M AT 653 AL BACKGROUND OF THE MARSHAL­ CONSOLE SEWING MACHINE AND CONfESSED HE WAS LYING. LESE, AND MORE RECENTLY HAS W/ATTACHMENTS. CALL 2338 HE TOLD OFFICIALS IN SAO ONE 9-fOOT 8" VELZY SURf­ COMPLETED OBSERVATION Of PAULO, THAT HIS REAL NAME BOARD, $120 CALL 566 OR THE ISLANDERS WHO WERE EVACU­ WANTED IS RICHARD ROLNIK AND THAT 443 AfTER !630 AND ASK fOR ATED FROM BIKINI TO KILl BE­ USED BABY SWING. SWING­ HE HAD BEEN LYING IN ORDER JJ'M EASTBURN. CAUSE Of ATOMIC BOMB TESTING. A-MATIC PREfERRED. CALL --AS HE PUT IT--"TO ALERT THE MEETING WILL BE HELD 633 PUBLIC OPINION TO STEP UP AKA! M-7 RECORDER WITHOUT AT 8 P.M. TUESDAY, MARCH 24 THE PROSECUTION OF NAZI CRIM­ SPEAKERS, $200. SEE AT TR. AT A NEW LOCATION, THE SCUBA MAY SOLVE PRIMATE'S PROBLEM INALS." ROLNIK YESTERDAY 569 CLUBHOUSE. BUDAPEST, {UPI}--COMMUNIST TOLD POLICE THAT HE WAS THE HUNGARY APPEARED READY TODAY BROTHER_OF BORtv1ANN, A CLOSE WANTED FOR SALE TO NEGOTIATE A SETTLEMENT COLLAclORATOR Of ADOLf HITLER ONE FISH AQUARIUM WITH ONE FRIGIDAIRE WASHING Of THE fATE Of JOSZEF CAR­ AND THAT HE HAD HEARD BOR­ PUMP AND fiLTER. CALL TERR­ MACHINE. $150 CALL 2287. DINAL MINDSZENTY, WHO HAS MANN WAS SEEN IN BRAZIL 15 ILL AT 5!3. BEEN IN ASYLUM IN THE U So MONTHS AGO BINGO TOMORROW NIGHT AT THE LEGATION HERE SINCE SOVIET BORMANN HAS BEEN MISSING ONE LADY'S BIKE (fAIR CON­ YOKWE YUK CLUB. JACKPOT TANKS CRUSHED THE 1956 RE­ SINCE 1945 AND SINCE 1946 HA DITION). ONE BOY'S BIKE (24" WORTH $1,000. VOLT BEEN UNDER A DEATH SENTENCE OR 26"). CONTACT MRS. BAKER WELL-INfORMED HUNGARIAN HANDED DOWN IIIN ABSENTIA" BY AT 9-45! DAYS OR 2214 EVE. GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL WILL BE SOURCES SAID TALKS IN BUDA­ THE NURENBURG WAR CRIME TRIB CLOSED WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY PEST LAST WEEKEND BETWEEN UNAl TO GIVE AWAY AND FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK FOR VATICAN EMISSARIES AND HUN­ KITTENS, 4 WEEKS OLD CALL EASTER VACATION. GARIAN AUTHORITIES INDICATED A NINE-YEAR-OLD BOY CAN 649 EVENINGS, 9-567 DAYS. A SOLUTION Of THE 71-YEAR­ RECALL MiCKEY MANTLE'S BAT­ THERE'S BEEN A LOT Of COOK­ OLD ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMATE'S TING AVERAGE OVER A PERIOD SUPPORT YOUR RED CROSS ING IN THE BAKER CASE. PROBLEM WAS NEAR OF YEARS BUT CANNOT REMEMBER ... .,. ¥&RtR.SUPPOSED TO BE HOME BY