CAPTAIN HOLMBERG DEPARTS COMMANDING OFFICER LEAVES FOR NEW DUTY STATION 5k. HOURGLASS

VOL. 4 No. 1489 CAPTAIN PAUL A. HOLMBERG, COMMANDING OffiCER, PACifiC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, SINCE AUGUST 1961, 15 DUE TO DEPART TOMORROW fOR HIS NEW DUTY STATION IN WASH­ u.s. DELEGATION INGTON, D C., WHERE HE WILL BE TECHNICAL LIAISON OffiCER WITH THE SURFACE LAUNCHED MISSILE SYSTEMS GROUP IN THE FOR TREATY SIGNING BUREAU OF NAVAL WEAPONS. WASHINGTON, (UPI )--SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK WILL LEAVING WITH CAPTAIN HOLMBERG ABOARD THE NORTHWEST AIR­ HEAD AN II-MEMBER U.S. DELEGATION WHICH WILL LEAVE FOR LINES FLIGHT WILL BE HIS WifE, BETTY, AND fiVE CHILDREN. Moscow FRIDAY NIGHT FOR THE SIGNING OF THE LIMITED TEST THE HOLMBERG'S WILL SPEND APPROXIMATELY 20 DAYS ON LEAVE BAN TREATY, THE WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCED TODAY. PRIOR TO THE CAPTAIN REPORTING fOR DUTY ON SEPTEMBER I, THE SPECifIC DATE fOR SIGNING OF THE TREATY HAS NOT YET 1963. BEEN SET, BUT IT WAS UNDERSTOOD THAT THE CEREMONY PROBABLY ARRIVING ON KWAJALEIN ON JULY 30, 1961, CAPTAIN HOLMBERG WOULD BE HELD MONDAY. OFFICIALLY ASSUMED COMMAND ON AUGUST 2, 1961, TO BECOME THE DELEGATION WILL INCLUDE FIVE U.S. SENATORS--THREE THE 17TH COMMANDING OFFICER Of KWAJALEIN SINCE MAY 1947. DEMOCRATS AND TWO REPUBLICANS. A NATIVE OF MISSOURI, HE ATTENDED THE UNIVERSITY Of MIs­ THE INCLUSION OF THE TWO REPUBLICANS--SENATORS GEORGE SOURI FOR THREE YEARS, AND IN '935 WAS ACCEPTED AT THE AIKEN, VERMONT, AND LEVERETT SALTONSTALL, MASSACHUSETTS, U S NAVAL ACADEMY, ANNAPOLIS, MD., GRADUATING WITH THE TENDED TO CONVEY A BIPARTISAN AIR FOR THE TRIP TO THE CLASS OF 1939. CEREMONIAL SIGNING OF THE TREATY. HIS FIRST DUTY STATION WAS ABOARD THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER SOME OTHER REPUBLICAN LEADERS HAD SERVED NOTICE IN AD­ USS SARATOGA AS SHIP'S OFFICER. IN 1941, HE ATTENDED THE VANCE THAT THEY WOULD NOT MAKE THE TRIP, EVEN If INVITED, NAVY'S FLIGHT SCHOOL AT PENSACOLA, FLA., AND DVRING WORLD AND THERE HAD BEEN REPORTS THAT ONLY DEMOCRATS WOULD WAR II SERVED WITH BOMBING SQUADRONS IN THE MIDWAY, CORAL ACCOMPANY RUSK. SEA, AND GUADALCANAL CAMPAIGNS. HIS SQUADRON WAS ATTACHED No HOUSE MEMBERS WERE INCLUDED IN THE DELEGATION-­ TO THE USS YORKTOWN AT MIDWAY, FOR THE GUADALCANAL CAM­ APPARENTLY BECAUSE IT IS THE SENATE THAT MUST RATIFY THE PAIGN HIS SQUADRON fLEW OFF THE CARRIER USS SARATOGA. FOR TREATY BEFORE THE U S PARTICIPATION BECOMES BINDING. EACH Of THESE BATTLES THE CAPTAIN RECEIVED A NAVY CROSS. OTHER SENATORS IN THE DELEGATION WILL BE CHAIRMAN J W. IN 1944, HE WAS ASSIGNED TO THE NAVAL AIR TEST CENTER, FULBRIGHT, DEMOCRAT, ARKAN­ PATUXENT RIVER, MD., AND NEXT ATTENDED POST GRADUATE MALAYSIAN DISPUTE TURNED SAS, or THE SENATE FOREIGN SCHOOL AT ANNAPOLIS AND MASSUCHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECH­ OVER TO THE UNITED NATIONS RELATIONS COMMITTEE, SEN. NOLOGY WHERE HE OBTAINED A DEGREE IN AERONAUTICAL JOHN O. PASTORE, DEMOCRAT, ENGINEERING. MANILA, (UPI )--THE LEADERS RHODE ISLAND, AND ASSISTANT FROM 1945 TO 1950, CAPTAIN HOLMBERG HAD VARIOUS TECHNI­ OF MALAYA, INDONESIA AND THE DEMOCRATIC LEADER HUBERT H CAL ASSIGNMENTS AT THE FORMER NAVAL AIR MISSILE TEST CEN­ PHILIPPINES APPEALED TO THE HUMPHREY, DEMOCRAT, M,NNE­ TER AT POINT MUGU, CALIFORNIA. UNITED NATIONS TODAY TO HELP SOTA, CHAIRMAN Of THE Dls- HIS NEXT ASSIGNMENT TOOK HIM TO THE BUREAU OF AERO­ SETTLE THEIR DISPUTE OVER ARMAMENT COMMITTEE. NAUTICS (NOW BUREAU OF WEAPONS), WASHINGTON, D.C., IN THE THE PROPOSED MALAYSIA FED- AIKEN IS A MEMBER OF THE GUIDED MISSILE DIVISION. AFTER HIS WASHINGTON TOUR HE ERATION FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE WAS ASSIGNED TO NORTH ISLAND, SAN DIEGO, CALif, IN THE INDONESIAN PRESIDENT SU­ AND SALTONSTALL IS RANKING OVERHAUL AND REPAIR DEPARTMENT IN 1957, HE RETURNED KARNO, MALAYAN PREMIER TENG­ MINORITY MEMBER OF THE ARMED TO THE GUIDED MISSILE DIVISION IN WASHINGTON, WHERE HE KU ABDUL RAHMAN AND PHILIP­ SERVICES COMMITTEE. SEN WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN ESTABLISHING A PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE PINE PRESIDENT DIESDADO BURKE HICKENLOOPER, REPUBLI­ OFFICE IN THE BUREAU OF AERONAUTICS AND LATER IN THE MACAPAGAL MADE THE JOINT CAN, IOWA, TOP GOP MEMBER Of BUREAU OF WEAPONS. APPEAL AfTER MEETING FOR THE FOREIGN RELATIONS GROUP, THE HOLMBERG'S HAVE TAKEN AN ACTIVE PART IN THE LifE OF THREE HOURS IN THE FIRST AND SENATE REPUBLICAN LEADER THE ~WAJALEIN COMMUNITY DURING THEIR STAY, AND ALL MILI­ WORKING-LEVEL SESSION OF A EVERETT DIRKSEN, ILLINOIS, TARY AND CIVILIAN PERSONNEL ARE APPRECIATIVE Of THE SUMMIT CONFERENCE. HAD SAID IN ADVANCE THEY INTEREST AND ENCOURAGEMENT IN COMMUNITY EVENTS SHOWN BY THE MEETING BEGAN SHORTLY WOULD TURN DOWN ANY INVITA- CAPTAIN AND MRS HOLMBERG. BEFORE 10 A.M. AT THE MALA­ TION TO JOIN THE DELEGATION. GOOD WISHES OF ALL THE KWAJALEIN RESIDENTS ARE EXTENDED CHANG PRESIDENTIAL PALACE. IN ADDITION TO MEMBERS Of I TO THE HOLMBERG FAMILY FOR THEIR NEXT TOUR OF DUTY. ABOUT THREE HOURS LATER THE SENATE--WHERE THE TREATY THE THREE LEADERS $UMMQ~ED REQUIRES A TWO-THIRDS VOTE '------r------I THE PERMANENT U.N. REPRESENT­ FOR RATlfICATION--OTHERS BRITISH MINISTERS FLY TO PEKING UNHAPPY ATIVE IN MANILA, ALFRED H. ACCOMPANYING RUSK ON THE Mos­ II MOSCOtJ FOR TREATY SIGNING WITH INDIA'S "FLIRTATION MACKENZIE OF CANADA. cow TRIP INCLUDE: SHORTLY AfTERWARD THEY LONDON, (UPI )--BRITAIN AN- TOKYO, (UPI )--THE OfFICIAL WILLIAM C FOSTER, D,REC­ ANNOUNCED IN A JOINT COM- NOUNCED TODAY THAT SHE IS PEKING PEOPLE'S DAILY NEWS- TOR OF THE ARMS CONTROL AND MUNIQUE THAT THEY HAD AP­ SENDING TWO MINISTERS TO Mos- PAPER SAID TODAY THE REO CHI- DISARMAMENT AGENCY, DR. PROVED A RECOMMENDATION Of COW FOR THE MONDAY SIGNING NESE GOVERNMENT IS IISTRONGLY GLENN SEABORG, CHAIRMAN OF THEIR FOREIGN MINISTERS THAT Of THE NUCLEAR TEST BAN TREA- INDIGNANT" AT THE INDIAN GOV- THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION, THE U.N. SECRETARY GENERAL TY AND PEACE PROBE TALKS ERNMENT'S "fLIRTATION" WITH ADLAI E. STEVENSON, UoS. AM­ OR HIS REPRESENTATIVE ASCER­ WITH THE SOVIETS. THE NATIONALIST CHINESE BASSADOR TO THE U.N.; LLEWEL­ TAIN "BY AN INDEPENDENT AND THE FOREIGN OfFICE SAID REGIME, ACCORDING TO THE NEW LYN THOMPSON, fORMER AMBAS­ IMPARTIAL AUTHORITY" WHETHER BOTH FOREIGN SECRETARY LORD CHINA NEWS AGENCY. SADOR TO THE SOVIET UNION THE PEOPLE Of THE BRITISH HOME AND LORD PRIVY SEAL NEW CHINA, MONITORED IN AND NOW SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO BORNEO TERRITORIES SUPPORT EDWARD HEATH WILL FLY TO TOKYO, QUOTED FROM A COMMEN- RUSK, AND ARTHUR DEAN, WHO THE PROPOSED FEDERATION. Moscow FOR THE SIGNING OF TARY IN THE PAPER ON THE RE­ FORMERLY HEADED THE U.S. "THE SECRETARY GENERAL Of THE PARTIAL NUCLEAR TEST CEPTION Of A NATIONALIST DELEGATION TO DISARMAMENT THE UoN HAS BEEN INFORMED BAN TREATY. CHINESE BUDDHIST DELEGtTION NEGOTIATIONS AT GENEVA. OF THIS DECISION IN ORDER U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE IN NEW DELHI. DIRKSEN DENIED THAT HIS TO ADVISE HIM OF THE ROLE HE DEAN RUSK, WHO HAD BEEN EX­ "THIS FLIRTATION IS EVIDENT­ REfUSAL TO GO REPRESENTED WOULD BE REQUESTED TO PLAY PECTED TO STOP OVER IN LON­ LY PART Of THE U.S IMPER­ AN ANti-TREATY STANCE, AND IN IMPLEMENTING RELEVANT DON TO ALIGN STRATEGY WITH IALIST PLOT TO CREATE 'TWO THE WHITE HOUSE DECLINED ANY CLAUSES OF THE AGREEMENT," LORD HOME, IS APPARENTLY CHINAS,'" THE COMMENTARY COMMENT ON NAMES MISSING THE COMMUNIQUE SAID. FLYING DIRECTLY TO Moscow. SAID. FROM THE GROUP OF SENATORS • 1/1 Q •• ACCOMPANYING RUSK. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THURSDAY, I AUGUST 1963

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DEADLINE FOR NOTICES FIND MORE AND BETTER JOBS BY THE ISRAELI GOVERNMENT. FUND FOR LONDON INVOLVES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUB­ THE LIMITED ADMINISTRATION FULBRIGHT SAID THE WITNESS THE USE OF PAPER CAPS, JACK­ LICATION DEADLINE FOR GAINS CAME AS GEORGIA GOV. WILL BE ISADORE HAMLIN OF ETS AND APRONS. NEWS ITEMS IS 10 A.M. DAY CARL E. SANDERS, A MODrRATE, NEW YORK, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE OF PUBLI CAT ION. WARNED CONGRESS THAT IF THE OF THE "JEWISH AGENCy-AMERI­ HOSPITAL FUND SAID YESTERDAY CONTROVERSIAL PUBLIC ACCOM­ CAN SECTION, INC." THE USE IN ONE HOSPITAL OF EDITOR - JIM WEAVER MODATIONS BILL IS PASSED, THE COMMITTEE, FULBRIGHT 170 DIFFERENT ITEMS OFFERED "THE CORK WILL BE PUT IN ANNOUNCED, ALSO WILL MAKE BY MANUFACTURERS WILL PROVE THE BOTTLE" OF VOLUNTARY PUBLIC AT THE HEARING THE WHETHER THE CHANGES ARE LOCAL DESEGREGATION. CLOSED DOOR TESTIMONY Of HELPFUL. SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGH SANDERS TOLD THE SENATE HAMLIN AND GOTTLIEB HAMMER SOME DIS~OSABLE COVERINGS, IIINSTANT OLD RICE" COMMERCE COMMITTEE THAT THE OF NEW YORK, EXECUTIVE V,CE UTENSILS, AND CONTAINERS WASHINGTON, (UPI)--THE NEGRO DRIVE FOR EQUALITY CHAIRMAN Of THE "JEWISH A­ ARE CHEAPER AND ~EDUCE THE UoS e AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT MIGHT ACTUALLY SUffER If THE GENCY FOR ISRAEL, INC." THE CHANCES OF INFECTION, THE SAID TODAY THAT ONE OF ITS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WON AU­ TWO WERE QUESTIONED IN A FUND SAID, BUT IT DOUBTED SCIENTISTS HAS INVENTED A THORITY TO fORCE INTEGRATION CLOSED SESSION OF THE COM­ THE VALUE OF OTHER ITEMS TO PROCESS FOR THE ",NSTANT" OF HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND MITTEE MAY 23. BE TESTED. AGING OF RICE. OTHER PRIVATELY OWNED BUSI­ THE HEARING WILL BE THE M.Co HARDIE, DEPUTY DIR­ THE PROCESS ACTUALLY TAKES NESSES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. LATEST IN THE COMMITTEEtS ECTOR OF THE CONTROLLING A FEW HOURS, BUT IS CONSID­ THE TWO BILLS PASSED BY CONTINUING INVESTIGATION OF ,e~y SAID, "WE ARE VERY DU­ ERED BY PUBLICISTS IN THE THE SENATE MANPOWER SUBCOM­ LOBBYINB BY AMERICANS FOR BIOUS ABOUT THE ADVANTAGES OF DEPARTMENT AS RELATIVELY MITTEE WERE NOT SUBMITTED BY FOREIGN INTERESTS. ~rSPOSA8L£ PAP[R BLANkETS, "INSTANT" COMPARED TO THE THE PRESIDENT BUT WERE SUP­ THE "JEVISH-AGENCy-AMERI­ fOR I NST ANCE. " S IX TO TEN MONTHS WH I CH THEY PORTED IN HIS C,VIL RIGHTS CAN SECTION, INC ,If IS THE DISPOSABLE CROCKERY AND SAID IS NEEDED FOR NATURAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS ON JUNE SUCCESSOR ORGANIZATION TO CUTLERY WILL ALSO BE TESTED, AGING IN STORAGE. 19· "JEWISH AGENCY FOR ISRAEL, BUT TO THROW AWAY TABLEWARE IT WILL COST NO MORE THAN ONE WOULD INCREASE BY INC ," ACCORDING TO COMMIT­ AFTER EVERY MEAL MAY PROVE THE CONVENTIONAL METHOD, $161 MILLION THE SPENDING TEE OFFICIALS. TOO EXPENSIVE. WHICH IS ABOUT 30\ CENTS AUTHORIZATION FOR THE MAN­ THE ORGANIZATION WAS REG­ EACH 100 POUNDS, TijEY SAID. POWER RETRAINING ACT BEGIN­ ISTERED WITH THE JUSTICE RUSS I ANS KEEP THE ARTIFICIAL~AGING NING IN 1964. SEN. JOSEPH DEPARTMENT AS THE AGENT fOR "PH I LBY MATTER" WARM TREATMENT WAS WORKED OUT BY S. CLARK, DEMOCRAT-PENNSYL­ THE "JEWISH AGENCY fOR Is­ Moscow, (UPI}---THE SOVIET CHEMIST FLOYD L. NORMAND AT VANIA, SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, RAEL (JERUSALEM)," AN Is­ GOVERNMENT DECLINED TONIGHT THE AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SAID IT WOULD DO THIS BY E­ RAELI GOVERNMENT-SANCTIONED TO DISCLOSE THE WHEREABOUTS SERVICE'S SOUTHERN UTILIZA­ LIMINATING THE PROVISION ORGANIZATION. OF HAROLD "KIM" PHILBY--­ TION RESEARCH LABORATORY, THAT STATES WOULD HAVE TO ...... BRITISH INTELLIGENCE AGENT NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA MATCH FEDERAL GRANTS. GRANTED ASYLUM HERE--WHO THE PROCESS INVOLVES HOLD­ CLARK SAID THE OTHER BILL ATLAS-E ON JOURNEY WAS MISSING FROM Moscow WITH ING FRESHLY HARVESTED RICE WOULD PROVIDE RUDIMENTARY OVER 7000 MILES TWO OTHER TURNCOAT FORMER IN SEALED CONTAINERS AT A­ LITERACY TRAINING PRIMARILY VANDENBERG AIR fORCE BASE, DIPLOMATS. BOUT 200 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT IN READING, WRITING AND A­ CALIFORNIA, (UPI)--AN ATLAS­ "WE CAN NOT SAY WHERE PHIL FOR SIX HOURS. THIS GIVES RITHMETIC FOR UP TO 52 WEEKS. E INTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC BY IS NOW," A fOREIGN MIN­ THE RICE COOKING AND EATING THE MINIMUM AGE LIMITS fOR MISSILE ROCKETED MORE THAN ISTER SPOKESMAN SAID. QUALITIES EQUAL TO THOSE OF ELIGIBILITY WOULD DROP THREE 7,000 MILES DOWNRANGE INTO BUT HE ADDED THE HINT NATURALLY AGED RICE, IT IS YEARS TO 16 I~AN ATTEMPT THE PACIFIC YESTERDAY, IM­ PHILBV MAY BE CONSIDERING CLAIMED AGED RICE LOSES TO INCLUDE SCHOOL DROPOUTS. PACTING IN THE PHILIPPINE HOLDING A PRESS CONFERENCE FEWER NUTRIENTS IN COOKING ..... SEA OFF THE ISLAND OF MIN­ TO "TELL ALL" ABOUT HIS AND IS LESS STICKY THAN SECRET SATELLITE DANAO. DOUBLE ROLE AS A BRITISH FRESHLY HARVESTED RICE, OF­ LAUNCHED THE AIR FORCE REPORTED DIPLOMAT IN WASHINGTON WHO FICIALS EXPLAINED. VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, THE ATLAS FIRING, A ROUTINE ADMITTED SERVING RUSSIA THE PROCEDURE GREW OUT OF CALIF, (UPI)--A SECRET TRAINING LAUNCH BY A STRA­ DURING WORLD WAR II. BASIC RESEARCH TO LEARN WHY ROCKET, BELIEVED TO BE ONE TEGIC AIR COMMAND COMBAT "IF AND WHEN PHILBY IS TO AGING RICE IN STORAGE DE­ OF THE SPACE-EXPLORING D,s­ CREW, WAS AN APPARENT SUC­ GIVE A PRESS CONFERENCE WE CIDEDLY IMPROVES ITS COOK­ COVERER SERIES, WAS BLASTED CESS. THE LAUNCH CREW WAS WILL LET YOU KNOW," TH~ ING AND AGING QUALITIES. fROM THIS PACIFIC MISSILE ASSIGNED TO THE 576TH STRA­ SPOKESMAN SAID. THE CHANGES ARE VERY SUBTLE, RANGE BASE TODAY TOWARD A TEGIC MISSILE SQUADRON.' PHILBY STANDS ACCUSED BY AND THERE IS NO SIGNIFICANT POLAR ORBIT. THE ATLAS-E INCORPORATES THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT OF DIFFERENCE IN THE CHEMICAL THE LAUNCHING fOLLOWED BY A SOPHISTICATED ALL-INERtiAL BEING THE "'THIRD MAN" WHO COMPOSITION OF AGED AND ONLY A FEW HOURS THE FIRING GUIDANCE SYSTEM AND PACKS TIPPED OFF RENEGADE DIPLO­ FRESHLY HARVESTED RICE, IT fROM THE SAME BASE OF A 390,000 POUNDS Of THRUST. MATS GUY BURGESS AND DONALD WAS CLAIMED GIANT ATLAS E INTERCONTINEN­ ACCORDING TO THE AIR FORCE MACLEAN WHO STAGED A SEN­ "R,CE SCIENTISTS BELIEVE TAL BALLISTIC MISSILE THAT REP'ORT, THE "BIG BIROn SATIONAL FLIGHT TO RUSSIA THAT THE CHANGES MAY BE STR£AKED MORE THAN 7,000 PLUNGED INTO THE SEA 200 IN 1951 WITH SECURITY A­ CAUSED BY SUBSTANCES KNOWN MILES DOWNRANGE INTO THE MILES EAST OF MINDANAO. GENTS HOT ON THEIR TRAIL AS AMYLOLYTIC ENZYMES. PACIFIC NEAR THE PHILIPPINE~...... BURGESS AND MACLEAN ALSO THESE ENZYMES ORDINARILY CON THE AIR FORCE WOULD NOT NEW SPEEDSTER WERE MISSING FROM THE SOVIET VERT STARCH TO SUGARS, BUT SAY WHETHER THE SECRET SAT­ LONDON, (UPI)--THE DAILY CAPITAL TONIGHT AND WESTERN THEIR ACTION IN RICE MAY BE ELLITE ACHIEVED ORBIT, IN MIRROR REPORTED TODAY A SOURCES SAID THEY MIGHT BE LIMITED IN SOME WAY SO THAT KEEPING WITH ITS POLICY OF RACE HORSE OWNER IN SYDNEY, TOGETHER RELAXING AT AN UN­ THEY CAUSE ONLY MINOR NOT DIVULGING DETAILS OF AUSTRALIA, HAS APPLIED TO KNOWN HIDEOUT. CHANGES IN STARCH GRANULES, " SUCH LAUNCHINGS. GIVE TO A FOAL BY THE MARE THE SPOKESMAN GAVE NO FIRM THE DEPARTMENT SAID MORE THAN 100 DISCOVERER~ CALLED "LOVE To ALL" THE INDICATION THAT ANY PHILBY HAVE BEEN FIRED FROM THIS NEW NAME "KEELER." PRESS CONFERENCE WAS PLANNED, SO, HE WAS DIRTY' BASE WITH NEARLY 80 ACHIEV­ .. .. . HOWEVER. HOUSTON, (UPIJ--As JAMES ING ORBIT. POPULAR SPOT BROWN, 26, A GASOLINE STA­ WARSAW, POLA~O, (UPI)---­ STOCK REPORT TION ATTENDANT, WAS PUTTING THEytRE DIFFERENT, YOU KNOW MORE THAN 1'5,000 POLES NEW YORK, (UPI)--STOCKS GAS IN A CAR YESTERDAY, HE LONDON, (UPI)--STIRLING HAVE USED WARSAW'S "SOBERING PUSHED AHEAD STRONGLY IN I LOOKED UP TO SEE THE DRIVER, Moss, FORMERLY ONE OF THE UP STATION" SINCE IT OPENED FAIRLY ACTIVE TRADING EARLY I NUDE, SHOWERING WITH THE STA WORLD'S TOP AUTO RACING IN 1956, THE OFFICIAL COM­ TODAY. I TION'S WATER HOSE. DRIVERS, PASSED HIS MOTOR MUNIST PARTY NEWSPAPER TRY- I "HE DRIED HIMSELF, PAID FOR SCOOTER DRIVING TEST YESTE~ BUNA LUDU REPORTED YESTERDAY. I THE GAS, AND LEFT--I GAWKED!j' DAY ••• ON THE SECOND ATTEMPT. SUPPORT YOUR RED CROSS +------~i------PAGE i HOURGl~SS THURSDAY I AUGUST 13l6~

• "HAVE A BEER" RAILROADS AND UNIONS CONFER STOCK REPORT NEW TREMORS IN SKOPJE BERLIN, (UPI)--Two EAST WASHINGTON,(UP1)--THE NEW YORK, (UPI)-- TODAY SKOPJE, YUGOSLAVIA, (UPI) GERMANS FROM A CRACK BORDER CHIEr NEGOTIATOR FOR THE YOUNGSTOWN ADDED NEARLY I FRESH TREMORS SHOOK SHAT­ COMPANY SAID THEY WERE "COM­ NATION'S RAILROADS SAID TO­ IN A FIRM STEEL GROUP WHICH TERED SKOPJE TODAY AS TEAMS ING FOR A BEER TODAY" AND DAY THE CARRIERS HAD ~ADE INCLUDED JONES & LAUGHLIN SOUGHT SURVIVORS WITH LIT­ STEPPED TO FREEDOM ACROSS SOME ADJUSTMENTS IN THEIR AND U.S. STEEL UP i EACH. I TLE HOPE or rlNDING ANY THE BERLIN WALL AT THE U.S PROPOSALS FOR SETTLING THE MOTORS 'POSTED TINY FRACTION- 1 AND rOUGHT THREATENED DIS­ ARMY'S CHECKPOINT CHARLIE STRIKE-TMREAutNING DISPUTE AL GAINS. EASE WITH DYNAMITE AND ANTI­ THE TWO PRIVATES FIRST OVER WORK RULES DUPONT SOARED 2¢ IN AN VERMIN SPRAYS. CLASS WERE ON DUTY AT THE THE SPOKESMAN, J E WOLFE, OTHERWISE QUIET ~HEMICALS THE SKOPJE SEISMOLOGICAL FRIEDRICHSTRASSE CROSSING TOLD REPORTERS THAT PROPOSALS SECTION AND CONTINENTAL OIL STATION SAID IT REGISTERED POINT FOR FOREIGNERS. ADVANCED BY THE RAILROADS I TACKED ON 3/4 IN A NARROW 14 TREMORS IN THE 24' HOURS I THEIR MID-MORNING ESCAPE, IN AN EXCHANGE OF SUGGESTION PETROLEUM GROUP. 1!Jot SKY­ ENDING AT 7 A.M. (0600 GMT). A SINGLE STRIDE ACROSS THE BETWEEN UNION AND MANAGEMENT ROCKETED 5 IN A SHARPLY NONE CAUSED FURTHER DAM­ WHITE-PAINTED LINE MARKING CONTAINED "SOME ADJUSTMENTS HIGHER ELECTRONICS GROUP AGE, SUT ONE AT 12:50 A.M. THE BORDER, HAD BEEN PLANNED IN AN EFFORT TO TRY TO REACH WHILE BECKMAN AND MINNEAPO­ REGISTERED riVE DEGREES ON

FOR TWO WE E KS I T WENT SO I A SETTL EMENT " LiS-HONEYWELL JUMPED NEARLY THE INTERNATIONAL SCALE. SMOOTHLY THAT OTHER BORDER ASKED IF HE CONSIDERED 2. RESCUE AUTHORITIES SAID GUARDS HAD NO CHANCE TO FIRE THE PROPOSALS A "CONCESSION," DYNAMITE SQUADS SOON WILL ON THEM WOLFE REPLI ED, "I N A SENSE " DEMOLISH THE HOTEL MACEDO* MANFRED TUCHER, 21, AND BUT WOLFE STRESSED THAT SPEAKERS BECOME SHOUTERS lA, THE YUGOSLAVIA ARMY HEINZ HEGER, 20, WERE MEMBERS THE PROPOSALS CONSISTED LONDON, (UPIJ--SPEAKERS CLUB BUILDING AND I I OTHER or THE SECOND COMPANY OF THE ESSENTIALLY OF THE RECOMMEN- IN THE AUGIST HOUSE OF LORDS STRUCTURES DAMAGED TOO BAD­ FiRST BORDER BRIGADE, CON- DATIONS MADE LAST SPRING BY SHOUTED THEMSELVES HOARSE LY rOR RESTORATION. ~!DERED THE CRACK UNIT OF A PRESIDENTIAL EMERGENCY AND THEN WERE DROWNED OUT THE YUGOSLAV GOVERNMENT THE COMMUNIST BORDER TROOPS. BOARD AND TRANSLATED INTO BY MUSIC TODAY WHEN THE ISSUED A REQUEST THROUGH THEY SAID NO MEMBERS OF "COLLECTIVE BARGAININL LOUDSPEAKERS AND MICROPHONE ALL NEWSPAPERS AND RADIO THE COMPANY HAD EVER DEFECTED TERMS." SYSTEM WENT ON THE BLINi STATIONS TO All FOREIGN DESPITE DUTY ALONG THE WALL A LABOR DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL THE LORDS MET AT 2 P.M., TOURISTS WHO WERE IN MACE­ SINCE IT WAS ERECTED HAD REPORTED EARLIER THAT I HALF AN HOUR EARLIER THAN DONIA WHEN SKOPJE'S QUAKE SINCE THE UNITS OF DEFECT- UNION AND MANAGEMENT NEGOTIA- USUAL. STRUCK TO CONTACT THEIR ING VOPOS (PEOPLES POLICE) TORS HAD EXCHANGED NEW PRO- THE ENGINEER IN CHARGE OF rAMI LIES AT HOME AND THEIR ARE RARELY DISCLOSED BY THE POSALS ON THE KEY ISSUE OF T~E MICROPHONES WAS NOT DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS IN BEL­ WEST, THEIR CLAIM COULD NOT THE NEED FOR FIREMEN ON THERE TO SWITCH ON THE POWER GRADE.

BE CONFIRMED. DIESEL TRAINS. AND MEMBERS BRAVELY CARRIED I THE ALMOST HOPELESS SEARCH BUT THEY WERE THE FIRST BUT SHORTLY BErORE WOLrE ON UNDER THEIR OWN lUNG FOR SURVIVORS BURIED IN THE VOPOS EVER TO COME TO THE SPOKE TO REPORTERS, AN IN­ POWER. RUINS or THIS EARTHQUAKE WEST AT CHECKPOINT CHARLIE DUSTRY SPOKESMAN SAID THERE EARL ALEXANDER OF HILLS­ SHATTERED CITY RESUMED TO­ "HAVE A BEER" WAS THE HAD BEEN NO PROGRESS SO rAR BOROUGH OPENED THE DEBATE DAY WHilE THE FRENCH TEAM SECRET SIGNAL THE TWO GUARDS IN GOVERNMENT ErrORTS TO ON DEFENSE REORGANIZATION LEADING THE QUEST FOR VIC­ HAD DECIDED TO USE TO INDI­ SETTLE THE DISPUTE. AT HIGH PITCH AN~ WAS HALr TIMS OF FRIDAY's EARLY CATE THAT THE TIME WAS RIPE WAY THROUGH HIS SPEECH WHEN MORNING DISASTER UNCOVERED rOR THEIR ESCAPE. POLICE BATTLE CIVIL RIGHTS HE WAS DROWNED OUT BY MUSIC., ONLY ONE SURVIVOR IN THE As THEY PATROLLED ON THE DEMONSTRATORS THEN THE MICROPHONES STARTED LAST 24 HOURS WITH THEIR FRIEDRICHSTRASSE TODAY THEY NEW YORK, (UPIJ--A CIVIL rUNCTIONING PROPERLY. HE ULTRA-SENSITIVE PROBE. AMBLED CLOSER TO THE BORDER I RIGHTS DEMONSTRATION FORCE CARRIED ON IMPERTURBABLY. THEY rOUND BOGDAN MARCK- LINE, ONLY A FEW YARDS rROM I or 80 PICKETS BATTLED POLICE , OVIC UNDER TONS or RUBBLE

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TNE STREET ON THE WESTERN II TEGRATION SITE. DEMONSTRA- Moscow, (Opr)-~tHE SOVIET I DITION, TO BELGRADE FOR SIDE. TION LEADERS ABRUPTLY CALLED PRESS CONTINUED ITS SPIRIT TREATMENT. TUCHER SAID TO A GERMAN- orF THE PICKETING BECAUSE or PEACE CAMPAIGN TODAY BY BuT OUTSIDE THIS ONCE­ SPEAKING WOMAN TOURIST "I'M DEMONSTRATORS WERE GETTING PORTRAYING PREMIER NIK/TA BUSTLING CITY U.S. ARMY COMING rOR A BEER TODAY." OUT OF HAND KHRUSHCHEV AS THE DRIVING MEDICS WORKED ROUND THE THE PUZZLED TOURIST DID I THE riGHTING ERUPTED OUT- FORCE BEHIND THE EAST-WEST CLOCK AIDING INJURED CITI- I NOT UNDER STANO HIM UNTIL SIDE THE CONSTRUCTION SITE AGREEMENT PARTIALLY ENDING I ZENS OF SKOPJE AND THE SU~ SHE SUDDENLY ENCOUNTERED OF THE DOWNSTATE MEDICAL NUCLEAR TESTS. VIVORS' CONrlDENCE AND MOR­ HIM LATER ON THE WESTERN CENTER IN BROOKLYN WHEN I "IT IS NO SECRET," THE ALE ROSE SHARPLY WHEN THEY SIDE OF THE BORDER POLICE TRIED TO rORCE DE- SOVIET ARMY NEWSPAPER RED HEARD THE GI's WOULD STAY THEN SHE FLUNG HER ARMS j MONSTRATORS INSIDE BARRICADES STAR SAID, "THAT THE TREATY AS LONG AS THEY ARE NEEDED. AROUND HIM IN A WELCOME TO --SHORTLY ArTER THEY HELD INITIALED IN Moscow IS B~ED As THE ,FRENCH MOVE AMONG THE WEST A PRAYER MEETING IN THE ON THE PROPOSALS OF N.S. THE 'IWBB~E PILES LISTEN I NG STREETS. KHRUSHCHEV." FOR SOUNDS AS SOFT AS A NEW NATO LAND CO~NDER THE BATTLE WAS BRIEr, BUT IN ANOTHER APPARENT SNIPE HEART BEAT, THE YUGOSLAV BONN, (UPI)--GEN. HANS BITTER DEMONSTRATION LEADERS AT COMMUNIST CHINA, REO STAR ENGINEERS SET CHARGES TO SPEIDEL, THE GERMAN WHO HAS WERE AFRAID THE SITUATION SAID THE TREATY WAS rURTHER BRING DOWN THE MENACING COMMANDED NATO's lAND FORCES MIGHT TURN INTO A rULl SCALE EVIDENCE or THE VALUE OF THE SHELLS or TALL BUILDINGS. IN CENTRAL EUROPE FOR SIX RACE RIOT. PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE POLI­ AIR FORCE PLANES FILLED YEARS, WILL BE REPLACED ON "WE'RE ABLE TO STOP TRUCKS CY ADVOCATED BY KHRUSHCHEV WITH INSECTICIDE SPRAYED SEPT I BY LT GEN. UOHANN BUT WE CAN'T BATTLE POLICE," BUT OPPOSED BY THE CHINESE. THE RUINS, THE NEWS AGENCY ADOLF GRAF KIELMANSEGG, IT A DEMONSTRATION LEADER SAID ...... TANJUG SAID, IN AN ErrORT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY BY NEXT TIME - KEEP IT TO PREVENT DISEASE SPRING­ NATO COMMANDER GEN. LYMAN WHITE RAGIAl PROTEST PASADENA, TEX , ING rROM THE DECAYING eOD­ LEMNITZER, IN PARIS (UPf)-- IN cHICAGO A BANK SACK DISCOVERED AND IES AND UPSET SEWER~GE SYS­ DESPITE GOVERNMENT DENIALS, WASHINGTON, (UPI)--A CROWD TURNED OVER TO POLICE BY TiM. IT WAS AN OPEN SECRET THAT OF BETWEEN I,OQO AND 1,500 ROBERT BOYD, WAS FOUND TO ~UGOSLAV MEDICAL TEAMS SPEIDEL WAS BEING RELEASED 8, WHITE PERSONS STAGED A TU­ BE THE PROPERTY OF A NEW ARE VACCINATING WORKERS AND MORE THAN A HALF YEAR AHEAD MULTUOUS DEMONSTRATION LAST CANEY, TEXAS POULTRY rARM. SOLDIERS AGAINST THE TWO or SCHEDULE, REPORTEDLY BE­ NIGHT OUTSIDE A CHICAGO A­ As A REWARD FOR HIS HONES­ COMRADES OF 0 I SASTER, TYPHUS II CAUSE or DlrrlCULTIES WITH PARTMENT BUILDING INTO WHICH TY, ROBERT RECEIVED FOUR AND TYPHOID. FRENCH PRESIDENT CHARLES DE A NEGRO FAMilY RECENTLY HAD DOZEN EGGS. ~ • 0 ••• GAULLE , MOVED. WOMAN RULES TRIBE-OfffICIALLY I SPEIDEL WAS APPOINTED HEAD POLICE RUSHED EXTRA SQUADS FROZEN FISH STORY OF lAND FORCES IN CENTRAL ONEIDA, WISCONSIN, (UPI) I TO THE SCENE AND rOUR PER­ ENGLAND, (UPI )--W. McNAUGH­ A SQUAW RULED THE 3,500 I EUROPE I N APR I L 1957, AND I SONS, I NCLUD I NG TWO "" - I CERS TON, WAS FINED FOR MEMBER ONEIDA INDIAN TRIBE WHEN PARLIAMENT WAS ASKED 22, $56 WERE INJURED. AN ESTIMATE0 FRAUD. HE HAD WON A SEA TODAY rOR THE FIRST TIME IN TO AP PRO VE HIS RE MA I N I NGIN - 30 PERSONS WERE HAULED opr ANGLER'S CONTEST USING THREE HISTORY. ACTIVE SERVICE ArTER HE REA­ IN PADDY WAGONS AND 12 PER­ rROZEN CODLINGS HE SMUGGLED MRS. IRENE MOORE, SEYMOUR, I CHED THE OBLIGATORY RETIRE­ SONS WERE CHARGED WITH Ol~­ INTO THE COMPETITION. WISCONSI~, DErEATED NORBERT MENT AGE LAST YEAR, IT WAS ORDERLY CONDUCT. McNAUGHTON ADMITTED TO THE HILL or ONEIDA DURING THE UNDERSTOOD HE WAS TO REMAIN JUDGE THAT THE rlSH HAD BEEN WE~KEND FOR CHAIRMAN or THE THERE UNTIL NEXT SPRING READ YOUR HOURGLASS CAUGHT EARLIER AND FROZEN. TRIBE'S EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. 1------______-... ______,... __ ~_ ...- ______~ __ _

THURSDAY I AUGUST 1963 I (~P~A~G~E~4~------~------~~~~------r-:'·~~~;;'Y;IHc~RIEc'---T!S~IXX~N~~~~~B~A~SS~A~DOOR~S5NN~~~E~D~-IIANCIENT ROMAN SHIP FOUND ARTIC FLYERS LAND IN NEW AMBASSADOR HONORED LONDON, (UP!) --A WOODEN WASHINGTON, {UPI )--PRESI- WASHINGTON, (UPI )--THE ; • I SHIP THAT MAY BE MORE THAN GREENLAND DENT KENNEDY TODAY PAID TRI- SENATE CONFIRMED BY VOICE ANCHORAGE, (UPI )--ARTIC A 1000 YEARS OLD HAS BEEN BUTE TO PORTUGAL AS "A COUN- VOTE TODAY THE NOMINATIONS FLYERS MR. AND MRS. EINAR DISCOVERED IN THE MUD OF TRY OF GREAT IMPORTANCE IN OF SIX NEW AMBASSADORS: PEDERSEN LANDED THEIR SINGLE­ THE THAMES RIVER IN THE THE VEAR 1963 AND IN THE HENRY CABOT LODGE JR. OF ENGINE PLANE AT NORD, GREEN­ HEART OF LONDON. YEARS TO COME." MASSACHUSETTS, FORMER SENA- LAND, EARLY THIS MORNING EXPERTS FOUND THE VESSEL THE PRESIDENT WAS SPEAKING TOR AND 1960 REPUBLICAN AFTER A SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT LAST YEAR, BUT IT WAS ONLY AT A CEREMONY AT THE WHITE CANDIDATE FOR VICE PRESIDENT, OVER THE TOP OF THE WORt 0 YESTERDAY THAT IT WAS IDEN­ HuUqE TODAY AT WHICH HE WAS CONFIRMED AS AMBASSADOR FROM ALASKA. TIFIED AS ROMAN. )(CORATED ADM GEORGE ANDERSON TO VIETNAM. AN AIRLINE OFFICIAL WHO "IT IS ONE OF THE MOST SHORTLY TO BECOME AMBASSADOR ADMIRAL GEORGE W. ANDERSON, HAS BEEN IN CONTACT WITH THE COMPLETE ROMAN SHIPS TO TO PORTUGAL,WITH THE Dls- OUTGOING CHIEF OF NAVAL Op- PEDERSEN'S SINCE THEIR DE­ HAVE BEEN EXCAVATED, AC- TINGU~SHED SERVICE MEDAL. ERATIONS AND A MEMBER OF " PARTURE FROM FAIRBANKS YES­ CORDING TO PETER MARSDEN KENNEDY SAID THAT HE THE JOINT CHIEFS Of STAFf, TERDAY SAID THE PRECEDENT­ OF THE GUILDHALL MUSEUM WANTED TO EXPRESS HIS "VERY WAS CLEARED AS AMBASSADOR SETTING FLIGHT WAS MADE ON THE MUSEUM IS IN CHARGE WARM APPRECIATION" TO ANDER- TO PORTUGAL. SCHEDULE AND WITHOUT OF THE EXCAVATION WORK, SON "fOR TWO VERY VALUABLE JAMES I. LOEB, NEW YORK, INCIDENT. WHICH HAS ALREADY TURNED YEARS TO OUR COUNTRY." AS AMBASSADOR TO GUINEA. SIG WIEN, PRESIDENT OF UP TWO ROMAN COINS, POTTERY HE ADDED. "I THINK THAT CLAUDE G. Ross, Of CALif OR- WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES, SAID AND A MILLSTONE. MARSDEN HE SHOULD TAKE THE GREATEST NIA, AMBASSADOR TO THE CEN- CONTACT WITH THE PEDERSEN'S SAID A SMALL BAONZE COIN SATISfACTION IN HIS ABILITY TRAL AFftlCAN REPUBLIC. WAS MAINTAINED FOR THE EN­ DATING FROM THE REIGN OF TO HAVE PLAYED AN IMPORTANT HOWARD REX COTTAM, WASH- TIRE POLAR TRIP BY THE AIR­ DOMITIAM LED TO THE IDENTI­ PART IN THE NAVAL LifE OF INGTON, AMBASSADOR TO KUWAIT. LINES RADIO STATION AT FICATION OF THE VESSEL. OUR COUNTRY AND IN THE GEN- DONALD A. DUMONT, NEW YORK, BARROW ON THE NORTHERN COAST DOMITIAM WAS EMPEROR FROM ERAL LIFE a OUR COUNTRY AT A AMBASSADOR TO BURUNDI. OF ALASKA MOST SIGNifiCANT TIME. 81 TO 96 A.D. MRS. PEDERSEN PILOTED THE IT WAS TRADITIONAL THAT "HE NOW GOES AS OUR AM­ PLANE, A RED AND WHITE OSTEOPATH ATTEMPTS SUICIDE WHEN THE MAST WAS PLACED IN BASSADOR TO PORTUGAL, A CESSNA 205, DURING THE TRIP MARITIME POWER, A COUNTRY LONDON, (UPI )--DR. STEPHEN POSITION IN A NEW SHIP TO WARD WAS IN A COMA IN ST. WHILE HER HUSBAND CHARTERED WITH WHICH WE HAVE HAD LONG PUT A COIN UNDER IT, PRE­ THE COURSE. STEPHEN'S HOSPITAL TONIGHT AND INTIMATE RELATIONS, AN SUMABLY AS AN OFFERING TO AFTER TAKING A MASSIVE OVER­ IT IS BELIEVED TO BE THE ALLY IN NATO, A COUNTRY OF THE GODS DOSE OF DRUGS IN AN APPARENT FIRST FLIGHT MADE BY A GREAT IMPORTANCE IN THE THE COIN IS STILL BRIGHT SUICIDE ATTEMPT WHILE A WOMAN OVER THE NORTH POLE IN YEAR 1963, AND IN THE YEARS AND THE HEAD OF THE EMPEROR JURY IN OLD BAILEY DELIB­ A SINGLE ENGINE PLANE. TO COME, THEREfORE, I THINK CAN BE DISCERNED CLEARLY. ERATED H4S FATE ON MORALS THE DATE CANNOT BE SEEN IN A NEW fiELD HE HAS A PT 109 CREW CELEBRATE CHARGES. CLEARLY BY THE EYE, HOWEVER, CHANCE TO STILL SERVE HiS A HOS~ITAL SOURCE SAID 20TH ANNIVERSARY COUNTRY IN A MOST SIGNIFI­ OTHER METHODS WILL BE USED THE 50-YEAR-OLD PLAYBOY WAS Los ANGELES, (UPI )--SEVEN CANT WAY." IN AN EFFORT TO PLACE ITS STILL UNCONSCIOUS AT 1700 MEN WHO SERVED WITH PRESI­ MINTING. MARSDEN HOPES GMT--NINE HOURS AFTER HE WAS THIS WILL GIVE A CLUE TO DENT KENNEDY ON THE ILL­ SOVIETS OfFER AID TO INDIA FOUND ILL AT THE FLAT OF THE MORE PRECISE DATING OF fATED PT~109 IN THE PACifiC LONDON, (UPI )--RUSSIA DURING WORLD WAR I I LEfT TO­ A fRIEND--AND THAT HE WAS THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE 110- WAS REPORTED TODAY TO HAVE BEING GIVEN OXYGEN ALTHOUGH DAY FOR JAPAN TO CELEBRATE FOOT SHIP. OFFERED INDIA GUIDED MIS­ DOCTORS WERE HOPEFUL HE THE ROMANS BEGAN THE CON­ THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SILES WHICH INDIA WOULD BE SINKING OF THEIR LITTLE WOULD RECOVER. QUEST OF BRITAIN IN 43 A D. FREE TO USE IN ANY NEW WHILE THE FIGHT FOR HIS VESSEL BY THE DESTftOYEft THE VESSEL LIES NEAR THE ARMED CLASH WITH RED CHINA. LIFE WENT ON AT THE HOSPITAL AMAGIRI. PRESENT BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE THE SOVIET OFFER, WHICH A JURY OF II MEN AND ONE THE PT~I09 WAS RAMMED AND ON THE SOUTH BANK OPPOSITE ALSO INCL~DED RADAR EQUIP­ WOMAN WERE CONSIDERING HIS SUNK AUGUST 2, 194 j, BY THE THE MOUTH OF THE OLO FLEET MENT, TRANSPORT PLANES AND GUILT OR INNOVENCE ON JAPANESE DESTROYEft WHILE ON RIVER, LONG SINCE BLOCKED TRAINING FACILITIES, COIN­ CHARGES HE LIVED ON IMMORAL UP AND BUILT OVER. IT AP­ PATROL IN THE SOLOMON ISLAND~ CIDED WITH MOUNTING REPORTS EARNINGS AND SEDUCED YOUNG THE MEN, PAT McMAHON, RAY PARENTLY WAS WRECKED AND OF FRESH RED CHINESE TROOPS GIRLS INTO VICE IN ONE STARKEY, E DREWITCH, C. SANK RAPIDLY. CONCENTRATIONS ON THE PHASE OF BRITAINtS SEX HARRIS, M. KOWAL, J. MAGUIRE INDIAN BORDER. SCANDAL. AND G. ZINSER--WILL BE HISTORIC FIRST? THE OFFER ALSO WAS SEEN JUSTICE SIR ARCHIE MAR­ GUESTS OF THE JAPANESE IN­ DEAL, ENGLAND, (UPI )--FAR­ HERE AS A CALCULATED SOVIET SHALL COMPLETED HIS CHARGE MER-ENGINEER DAVID TAPP STITUTE OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS MOVE TO COUNTER ANGLO-AMERI­ DURING THEIR 10-DAY STAY IN TO THE JURY AT 1333 GMT CROSSED THE ENGLISH CHANNEL CAN DEFENSE AID TO INDIA AFTER RULING THAT THE CASE JAPAN. ON A TRACTOR TODAY IN ~ WHICH PROVIDES FOR ALLIED COULD GO ON WITHOUT THE THE VISIT INCLUDED ATTEN­ HOURS AND 50 MINUTES. AIR EXERCISES IN INDIA PRESENCE OF WARD AT LEAST DANCE AT THE DEDICATION Of HUNDREDS OF HOLIDAYMAKERS SHORTLY, PLUS A RANGE OF UNTIL AFTER THE VERDICT A JAPANESE WAR MEMORtAL, CHEERED TAPP AS HE DROVE HIS MILITARY EQUIPMENT HE SAID, HOWEVER, THAT IF A REUNION WITH SURVIVORS OF TRACTOR OUT OF THE SEA AND COMMUNIST DIPLOMATS HERE THERE IS A SENTENCE IT THE AMAGIRI CREW AND A UP THE BEACH AT KINGSTON, HAD HINTED EARLIER THAT WOULD NOT BE IMPOSED UNTIL PREMIERE OF THE MOVIE TWO MILES SOUTH OF HERE. HE RUSSIA HAS WARNED CHINA THAT WARD WAS ABLE TO OCCUPY THE "PT .. I09 " ENTERED THE WATER AT PAS DE Moscow WOULD NOT CONSIDER PRISONER'S DOCK. t-'lcMAHON SA I 0 HE UNDERSTOOD CALAIS, FRANCE. ITSELf BOUND BY THE 30-YEAR THE SOCIETY OSTEOPATH AND THE PT-I09 SURVIVORS ALSO TAPP REMAINED SITTING IN SINO-SOVIET DEFENSE PACT IF ARTIST LEfT TWO OR MORE WERE TO BE PRESENTED TO THE THE TRACTOR'S SEAT WHILE HE PEKING GOT INVOLVED IN WAft NOTES IN THE FLAT fROM WHICH EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF JAPAN. WAS INTERVIEWED BY POLICE, THROUGH ITS MILITANT HE WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL CUSTOMS AND IMMIGRATION MANEUVERS AND THERE WAS INTENSE SPEC­ AID TO QUAKE VICTIMS OFFICIALS THEN HE DROVE ULATION ABOUT THEIR CONTENTS. THROUGH THE NARROW, WINDING NEW YORK, (UPI )--MORE THAN SOUTH KOREAN FORCES WARD WAS OBVIOUSLY DEPRESSED MAIN STREET OF THE VILLAGE 15,000 POUNDS Of BLANKETS, ADEQUATE BY JUSTICE MARSHALL'S SUM­ TENTS AND WATER PURIFICATION TO A CLIFF TOP FARM. WASHINGTON, (UPI )--THE MATION YESTERDAY IN WHICH TABLETS WILL LEAVE NEW YORK THE TRACTOR WAS KEPT UNITED STATES HAS ABOUT THE JUDGE SAID THAT WARDvS BY PLANE TOMORROW NIGHT fOR AFLOAT IN THE CHANNEL CROS­ 50,000 MEN IN TWO DIVISIONS CASE HAD BEEN WEAKENED BE­ RELIEF OF THE EARTHQUAKE SING BY A BALLAST TANK AND STILL STATIONED IN SOUTH CAUSE HE HAD fAILED TO PRO­ VICTIMS IN YUGOSLAVIA, ITS FOUR HUGE TIRES. KOREA. IN ADDITION, THERE DUCE HIS INFLUENTIAL FRIENDS CHURCH WORLD SERVICE SAID TAPP SAID THE CHANNEL ARE ABOUT 550,000 TROOPS IN AS WITNESSES. TODAY. CROSSING WAS "UNEVENTFUL THE SOUTH KOREAN ARMY, AC­ WARD HAD SPENT THE NIGHT CHURCH WORLD SERVICE IS AND BORING." CORDING TO MILITARY SOURCES. AT THE APARTMENT OF LONDON THE OVERSEAS REL I Ef , - "r Y "I'VE HAD A ROUGHER RIDE THESE FORCES ARE OPPOSED ADVERTISING EXECUTIVE NOEL fOR MAJOR PROTESTANT AND ON MANY A FARM FIELD, " HE I BY ABOUT 350,000 NORTH HOWARD JONES WHO TESTIFIED EASTERN ORTHODOX DENOMINA~ ADDED. KO~EAN TROOPS, BACKED UP DURING THE TRIAL THAT BEFORE TIONS IN THE U S TAPP SAID THE OBJECT OF I BY WHATEVER MEN THE CHINESE HE MARRIED HE HAD SLEPT A SECOND AIRLIFT WITH THE CROSSING WAS TO PROVE COMMUNISTS WISHED TO ADO WITH CALL GIRL CHRISTINE ADDITIONAL DRUGS AND ANOTHER THE RELIABILITY OF THE SHOULD FIGHTING BREAK OUT KEELER AT THE OSTEOPATH'S 1,500 BLANKETS WILL LEAVE AS TRACTOR ON WATER. AGAIN AFTER A DECADE OF APARTMENT. SOON AS ARRANGEME:NTS ARE MADE. TRUCE. NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP CAO$.$ROADS WIN NO. 13 4 NEW YORK (UPI)--THE NEW IT WAS CROSSROADS 13TH YORK METS PRESENTED MANAGER STRAIGHT VICTORY IN THE ·CASEY STENGEL WITH A 73RD SECTION NATIONAL LEAGUE LAST NIGHT BIRTHDAY GifT TUESDAY NIGHT, sports AS THEY DOWNED BILLETING, A 5-1 VICTORY OVER THE LEA­ 6-2,WITH RAY NAKAMURA, JOHN GUE-LEADING Los ANGELES PAGE THURSDAY I AUGUST GIBBONS AND THE HIRAMOTO DODGERS THAT SNAPPED NEW BROTHERS COMBINING FOR 9 OUT YORK'S RECORD-EQUALING 22- LISTON'S FIRM REFUSED or 13 HI$$ TO SPARK THE GAME LOSING STREAK ON THE PROMOTERS LICENSE CROSSROADS OrFENSE. ROAD. HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA, CHARLES HIRAMOTO HAD A TRACY STALLARD, WHO PITCHED (UPI)--THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE PERrECT NIGHT AT THE PLATE THE METS' LAST ROAD VICTORY ATHLETIC COMMISSION TODAY RE­ WITH 3 fOR 3 AND HIS BROTHER JUNE 15 AT CINCINNATI, HURLED fUSED TO GRANT A PROMOTER'S TOM,WHO ALSO BATS LEfTHANDED, THE VICTORY FOR NEW YORK. LICENSE TO A fiRM HEADED BY CAPITALIZING ON TWO ERRO~, COLLECTED A DOUBLE AND A IN ADDITION TO ENDING THE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION THE SPOILERS "A" SQUEEZED BY SINGLE. RAY NAKAMURA HAD STRING Of ROAD LOSSES, THE SONNY LISTON. LONGSHOREMEN 6-5 LAST NIGHT 2 FOR 3 AND JOHN GIBBONS VICTORY HALTED AN I I-GAME THE LICENSE WAS DENIED IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE. 2 rOR 4. CURRENT LOSING STREAK fOR INTERCONTINENTAL PROMOTIONS, THE SPOILERS "A", WHO INCIDENTALLY, JOHN GIBBON~ THE METS INC., WHICH RECENTLY WAS SHARE FIRST PLACE WITH IMUA, THE CROSSROADS COLORFUL SHORT THE CLUB HAD TIED THE ALL- FORMED WITH LISTON AS PRESI­ WERE GIVEN QUITE A SCARE AS STOP AND EX-PRINCETON UNIVER­ TIME ROAD LOSING MARK OF?2 DENT TO PROMOTE A LISTON- THEY HAD TO PULL ALL THE SOTU SECOND BASEMAN, WILL GAMES SET IN 1890 BY THE CASSIUS CLAY CHAMPIONSHIP STOPS TO TRIM THE MENACING PROBABLY BE SIDELINED FOR PITTSBURGH PIRATES. BOUT SET fOR LATE SEPTEMBER LONGSHOREMEN CREW AND TO THE REST or THE SEASON DUE THE LOSS WENT TO Ex-METS IN PHILADELPHIA STAY ALIVE IN THE A.L. PEN­ TO A "NGE~ rRACTURED IN PITCHER BOB MILLER, WHO GAVE ALFRED M KLEIN, ATHLETIC NANT RACE. LAST NIGHT'S GAME. JOHN UP SEVEN HITS AND THREE RUNS COMMISSION MEMBER, SAID THE THE SPOILERS "A" WILL HAVE HAS PLAYED HEADS UP BALL FOR IN THE fiVE INNINGS HE WORKED. STATE ATHLETIC CODE PROVIDES TO WIN THEIR FINAL GAME THE CROSSROADS AND PROBABLY BUT THE METS WERE EQUALLY THAT "NO PROMOTER MAY HAVE AGAINST THE NAVY WHILE IMUA IS ONE Of THE BEST SHORT­ RUGGED AGAINST RELIEVERS ANY INTEREST IN A BOXER." WILL TRY TO AVENGE THEIR STOPS IN THE LEAGUE. DICK CALMUS AND RON PERRANO- KLEIN SAID HE PLANNED IM- 4-3 LONGSHOREMEN SETBACK. CROSSROADS HAS TO WIN TWO SKI AS THEY PILED UP 14 HITS. MEDIATE CONSULTATIONS WITH IF BOTH IMUA AND SPOILERS MORE GAMES Of THEIR THREE THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS "THE PARTIES INVOLVED" TO "A" EMERGE VICTORIOUS IN REM41NING GAMES TO CLINCH CREPT TO WITHIN 3i GAMES OF DISCUSS ALTERNATIVE ACTION THEIR rlNAL GAMES, A PLAY­ THE NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT THE DODGERS BY BEATING THE WHICH WOULD KEEP THE PROPOSED OFF WILL BE NECESSARY fOR CROSSROADS STILL HAVE TO PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES, 5-0, LISTON-CLAY fiGHT IN PHILADEL- THE AMERICAN LEAGUE TITLE. MEET THE SECOND PLACE, HARD AND THE THIRD-PLACE ST. LOUIS PHIA. IN LAST NIGHT'S MOUNTAIN­ HITTING CHANCE VOUGHT SQUAD. CARDINALS MOVED TO WITHIN 4 BALL ACTION, STANLEY SAMSON HOWEVER, IF THEY SHOULD PRE­ GAMES Of THE TOP BY BEATING WALKED AND SCORED WINNING VAIL OVER ROI NAMUR THIS THE CINCINNATI REDS, 7-5 EMPIRE CHAMPION EARNS RUN ON TWO COSTLY ERRORS IN SATURDAY AND L D.S NEXT IN THE OTHER GAMES, THE SHOT AT WORLD TITLE THE FirTH INNING. WEEK, IT WOULD JUST ABOUT PITTSBURGH PIRATES BACKED JOE LONGSHOREMEN THREATENED IN WRAP UP EVERYTHING IN THE BLACKPOOL, ENGLAND (UPI)-­ I GIBBON'S SEVEN-HIT PITCHING RANGY SCOT CHIC CALDERWOOD THE TOP or THE SEVENTH WITH NATIONAL LEAGUE. WITH A 14-HIT ATTACK TO BEAT RETAINED HIS BRITISH AND EM­ COACH AL RANIS USING TWO WINNING PITCHER WAS PAT THE HOUSTON COLTS, 8-1, AND PIRE LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT TITLES PINCH HITTERS THAT CAME LANIAS AND THE LOSER WALLY THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES MADE AN AND VIRTUALLY CLINCHED A THROUGH. HOWEVER, BENNY NAGAMINE. LAN lAS SCATTERED EARLY HOME RUN ATTACK STANO WORLD TITLE FIGHT WITH CHAM- CRISASTOMO WHO SCRATCHED A 8 HITS AND NAGAMINE 13. UP fOR A 9-2 VICTORY OVER PION WILLIE PASTRANO or THE SINGLE WAS CALLED OUT fOR THE CHICAGO CUBS. U.S. BY STOPPING LONDONER STEPPING OUT or THE BATTER$ ~LI, SCH£DUL£ BOX AND toDIE MALDONADO TlU GI ANTS' V I CTO~~ , .... lIpaup ON CUTS I ttl U ROUN .. S~­ THV~SDAY* I AUGUST GLED. ¢I'SASTOMO WOULD HAVE .-' T~£Ut NUtfTtl STIfAtQM'!1 A 140'(.1 TH "PRESS BALLMOM, ..I.' 5:15 BRAJOON FIELD (GAME ~O DELL -P t rCNEO AN ft. ", LA.., N I caNT. R£PR£SENTEO THE TYING RUN CAJICELLEO) UTO \r." "!. WILLIE McC.vtv TOO THE CONTEST WAS SCHEDULED AT SECOND AFTER MALDONADO'S 6:00 DALLY fIELD - ROI HAMUR OVER THE MAJOR LEAGUE LEAD fOR 15 ROUNDS. SINGLE WITH ONLY ONE AWAY. va SPOILERS "B" IN HOME RUNS WHEN HE BANGED THE 26-YEAR-OLD BRITISH REGGIE RIVERA ENDED THE INN- OUT HIS 31ST Of THE SEASON. CHAMPION, WHO WEIGHED IN AT ING BY GROUNDING OUT TO THE FRIDAY, 2 AUGUST ERNIE BROGLIO AND BOBBY 172 POUNDS ALSO MADE THE LONS- INFIELD. (No GAMES) SHANTZ TEAMED TO PITCH THE DALE BELT HIS OWN PROPERTY IN THE LONGSHOREMEN'S F'RS~ CARDS TO THEIR VICTORY. THE BY MAKING HIS THIRD SUCCESS- REGGIE RIVERA LED OfF WITH SATURDAY, 3 AUGUST REDS KNOCKED STARTER LEW fUL DEfENSE REDRUP (174i) A WALK, HERMAN S,BAYAN DOU­ 5:15 BRANDON FIELD - CROSS­ BURDETTE OUT WITH A fOUR-RUN fOUGHT GALLANTLY AGAINST A BLED AND RIVERA SCORED ON ROADS VS ROI NAMUR BURST IN THE FIRST INNING BUT MUCH MORE SKILLED OPPONENT GERMAN RODRIGUES' SACRIFICE 6:00 DALLY FIELD - NAVY vs BROGLIO AND SHANTZ HELD THEM BEfORE RETIRING AT THE END OF rLY REMI REMITICADO SIN­ WECO RANGERS TO JUST ONE MORE RUN THE REST THE ELEVENTH WITH A BADLY CUT GLED AND SCORED ALONG WITH OF THE WAY. BROGLIO GOT THE RIGHT EYE SIBAYAN ON AN ERROR. SMILEY BRACKISH WATER VICTORY, HIS 11TH BILL WHITE H,NTACUTAN AND STANLEY SAM­ THE BRACKISH WATER WILL AND CHARLEY JAMES HIT HOMERS I BOXER HUBBLE SON CONNECTED FOR BACK-TO­ BE SHUT OFF FROM UNTIL FOR THE CARDS. "IMPROVING SLOWLY" BACK DOUBLES WHILE SAM LIM 0800 CRASHED A HOMER TO GIVE THE 1100 ON FRIDAY, 2 AUGUST IN AMARILLO, TEXAS (UPI)--LIGIT SPOILERS "A" A 3-3 DEADLOCK THE FOLLOWING QTRS: LISTON "FIGHTER OF THE MONTH" HEAVYWEIGHT BOXER LUTHER RAY IN THE SAME INNING IT WAS 441, 442, 443, 444, 445, 446, HUBBLE'S CONDITION CONTINUED NEW YORK (UPI)--SONNY LIS­ LIM's fiRST HOMER OF THE 447, 448, 449, 450, 451, 45~ IMPORVING TODAY AS HE WAS ABLE TON'S EASY KNOCKOUT OF FLOYD SEASON AND CAME WITH ONE 453, 454, 455, 456, 457, 458 • TO TAKE SEVERAL STEPS WITH PATTERSON EARNED THE HEAVY­ ABOARD ...... HELP. WEIGHT CHAMPION "FIGHTER OF LONGSHOREMEN BOUNCED BACK NIKE ZEUS YACHT CLUB HUBBLE HAD BEEN IN A COMA THE MONTH" HONORS IN THE IN THE THIRD WITH REMI REMI­ THE NIKE ZEUS YACHT CLUB SINCE EARLY LAST MONTH WHEN LATEST RING MAGAZINE RATINGS, TICADO SMASHING A TWO-RUN MEETING rOR AUGUST WILL BE HE WAS KNOCKED OUT IN A FIGHT DROPPED PATTERSON TO FOURTH HOMER. SPOILERS "A" SMILEY HELD AT THE SCUBA CLUBHOUSE WITH WILLIE FRANKLIN. HUBBLE PLACE AMONG THE CONTENDERS, HINTACUTAN CLOSED THE GAP IN WAS COUNTED OUT BUT WAS ABLE AT 1645, MONDAY, 5 AUGUST WITH CASSIUS CLAY NOW RATED THE SAME fRAME BY BELTING A TO WALK TO HIS DRESSING ROOM, ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE No I CONTENDER. TRIPLE AND SCORING ON STAN­ WHERE HE COLLAPSED. ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND fREE IN OTHER MAJOR CHANGES IN LEY SAMSON'S SACRIFICE FLY. , REFRESHMENTS WILL BE A HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN SAID SERVED THE VARIOUS DIVISIONS, ERNEST AN ERROR AND A PAIR OF SIN­ HUBBLE STILL CANNOT TALK WELL TERPELL JUMPED fROM SEVENTH GLES BY BURT MADSEN AND JOE I AND RECOVERY "WILL BE VERY NATIONAL LEAGUE W L GB TO THIRD IN THE HEAVYWEIGHTS, RODRIGUES SENT THE GAME INTO! Los ANGELES 42 SLOW AND GRADUAL." I 63 FORMER MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMP A TIE fOR THE SECOND TIME, SAN FRANCISCO 60 46 HUBBLE CAN WALK A F[~ ~TEPS 3i TERRY DOWNES or ENGLAND WAS BEFORE THE 5TH AND CRUCIAL AND FEED HIMSELF ST. LOUIS 59 46 4 DROPPED FROM SECOND TO FIFTH INNING WHERE THE LONGSHORE­ CHICAGO 48 IN HIS DIVISION, AND IN THE MEN COMMITTED TWO COSTLY CINCINNATI ~g 51 ~ BANT AMWE I GHTS, MI MUN BEN AL I WANTED TO 6WY-'- Two A I R COND 1- ERRORS AND THUS LOST THE AHILADELPHIA 55 51 OF SPAIN, FORMERLY A FLYWEIGHTJ'ONERS, 2 TON OR J TON CALL GAME MILWAUKEE 54 52 at 42 WAS RATED FIFTH AMONG THE 118- 9- 5 DURING WORKING HOURS. EACH PITCHER GAVE UP 7 HI~ PITTSBURGH 51 I~ POUNDERS WITH CEE HINTACUTAN THE WIN­ HOUSTON 41 g5 23 j'Buy U S. SAVINGS. . BONDS! ...... NING PITCHER AND DON KANEAPUA NEW YORK 72 31 THE LOSER. 33 ------, - 6 j~:A~~~:~:~-:::::;;;;;T:-~-:D=I-=:I;:-F(--::=A::-L-=~=-S:::------rP-o-~-~-N~-~-~-I-~~-S-~-:-A~-;-~-~-EF...!:~~:~L~~~:!b~~.~----m-=-,-=--:=-O-~-i-e-~------:JlJjJ~orunht-.J,L.8k~tUU. .-19 3 "'I I JOB OPPORTUNITIES ON THE EMPORARY C,VIL SERVICE POSI- NIKE-ZEUS COMPLEX. TION FOR APPROXIMATELY 3-4 RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 PI M. "FURY OF THE PAGANS" CS FULL TIME OPENINGS FOR: ONTHS. ApPLICANTS MUST BE I STENOGRAPHERS & TYPISTS U.S. CITIZENS, MALE OR FE- EDMUND PURDOM, ROSSANO PODESTA--A BARBARIOUS, I PART TIME OPENINGS FOR: MALE OVER 21 YEARS OF AGE, PLUNDERERS AND MARAUDERS DRAMA TYPISTS AND BONDABLE. FOR FURTHER CALL BELL TELEPHONE LAB- INFORMATION, CALL TRUST TER- OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 AND MIDNIGHT ORATORIES EMPLOYMENT OFFICE RITORY REPRESENTATIVE AT 600. "RAW WIND IN EDEN" C ESTHER WILLIAMS, JEFF CHANDLER--EDEN IS AN (9-468) FOR FURTHER INFOR­ ISLAND IN THE TYRRHENIAN SEA OFF THE COAST I MATION AND INTERVIEW APPOINT­ TOASTMISTRESS CLUB OF ITALY WHERE A SMALL YACHT HAS STRANDED HAL~ MENT. I KWAJALEIN ToASTMISTRESSES THE CAST AND BECAUSE THE OTHER HALF IS MADE I WELCOMED SEVEN GUESTS TO UP OF INTERESTING NATIVES, THE DEVELOPMENTS FOUND MAN'S WRISTWATCH WITH BLACK THEIR DESSERT MEETING WHICH ARE QUITE ENTERTAINING. FACE. FOUND NEAR COMMISSARY WAS HELD LAST MONDAY EVENING CLAIM AT THE HOURGLASS AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. THE YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 & 9:00 P.M. PROGRAM RAN VERY SMOOTHLY, "MAGNIFICENT SINNER" C MAN'S WRISTWATCH AT EMON AND THE MAIN SPEECHES GIVEN ROMY SCHNEIDER, CURT JURGENS--MEN COULDN'T BY ELENOR PRICE AND LUCILLE RESIST HER CHARMS--NOT EVEN AN EMPEROR. BEACH CALL 9-21 8 TO CLAIM STINNETT WERE ENJOYED VERY MUCH ROXY SHOWTIMES 6:30 8:30 P.M. THESE ITEMS MAY BE CLAIMED & TOPIC MISTRESS NANCY BROOKS "CASH McCALL" C AT THE AIR TERMINAL: HAD MEMBERS GIVE THEIR REA­ JAMES GARNER, NATALIE WOOD--THE STORY OF A MAN'S PLASTIC RAINCOAT WITH SONS FOR DESIRING TO LIVE YOUNG AND POWERFUL BUSINESS TYCOON WHOSE NAME--CARPENTER--INSIDE, LEFT IN HAWAI I OR ALASKA, AND IDEAS OF HI~H FINANCE CHANGE WHEN HE FALLS ON N W AIRLINES ON 29 JULY GENE FRIEND AND NELL BAKER IN LOVE AND ULTIMATELY SETTLES DOWN TO BE- FLUID JEWELRY CLEANER LEFT SHARED THE HONORS FOR THE COME A ONE-COMPANY MAN, AND LIKING IT ON N W A ON 18 JULY BEST RESPONSE. PLASTIC BAG WITH CHILDREN'S ROSEMARY THORNBURG SAT IN ROI NAMUR -- SHOWT IME 8:00 P M. AND WOMEN'S CLOTHING AND TWO II~, THE CHAIR, AND SONJA CONROY "THE BIRDS" C LETTERS WITH NAMES, MR. WAL­ AS TOASTMISTRESS OF THE ROD TAYLOR, JESSICA TANDy--THE STORY OF MAS- LACE NAGAMINE AND JUDY MUR­ I EVENING PRESENTED THE AWARD SIVE BIRO ATTACKS ON PEOPLE INVOLVES SPECIAL REL, ON ENVELOPES, LEFT AT FOR THE BEST SPEECH TO ELEA­ EFFECTS WITH THOUSANDS OF BIRDS. THE AIR TERMINAL. NOR PRICE. DURING THE EVEN­ ING IT WAS ANNOUNCED THAT GATES ARE YOUR PROTECTION SCUBA KNIFE FOUND AT EMON NOTICE FOR HOUSING THE CLUB'S CHARTER DINNER BEACH BY STEVE MELTON. IDEN­ PARENTS ARE ASKED TO PLEASE AND BOQ OCCUPANTS WILL BE HELD ON AUGUST 26TH TIFY AND CLAIM AT THE HOUR­ KEEP YOUR CHILDREN FROM AUGUST HOUSE RENTALS, THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF GLASS. SWINGING ON THE GATES IN THE TELEPHONE RENTALS, AND BOQ THE CLUB WILL BE ON AUGUST FENCE SURROUNDING THE TRAILER BILLETING AND MESSING CHARGES 12TH AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE FOR SALE AREA THIS 'SPRINGS' THE ARE DUE AND PAYABLE ON AUG­ TARO ROOM OF THE YOKWE YUK FOR HAM RADIO OPERATORS OR GATES AND MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE UST I. PAYMENT MAY BE MADE CLUB. FUTURE HAMS--HEATHKIT MOHAWK TO CLOSE THEM. THE FENCE AT THE CENTRAL BILLETING RX-I RECEIVER, WIR~D, TESTED AND GATES HAVE BEEN PLACED OFn CE. 1F MORE CONVEN lENT, AND CALIBRATED, $250. GEORGE SE I TZ HIGH SCHOOL THERE FOR THE ~ROT£~TION OF A CHECK PAYABLE TO T~ANSPORT THE CH 11.~.1!;M.f\'", i1:~~R COOPt"A- y HALLICRAtTERS s-~a,~ < ~ ~ aiiIlAtj@ ~:-t Co.~.. OF T~XAS MAY .8E ~ . * tiy.~N, .v.e;~~) ''