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JAPAN EXTENDS CREDIT SEEK REASONS FOR TOKYO, JULY 29 (UPi)--THE FOREDGN SPECIAL BASEBALL STRIKE IN SHIPYARD OFF!CE WANTS TO EXTEND LAOS A SPECIAL TRAIN JUMPS TRACK WASHINGTON, JULY 29 (UPI)--A SENATE $1,300,000 CREDIT THE KYODO NEWS AGEN­ HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA, JULY 29 SUBCOMMITTEE PLANS TO INVESTIGATE AC­ CY REPORTED TODAY {UPI)--THREE COACHES OF A PENNSYLVANIA TIONS THAT MAY HAVE BLOCKED SETTLE­ THE MONEY WOULD BE USED TO HELP THE RAILROAD "BASEBALL SPECIAL," JUMPED MENT OF THE STRIKE WHICH HALTED WORK NEW LAOTIAN GOVERNMENT BUILD A MODERN THE TRACK AT 65 MILES AN HOUR NEAR HERE ON I I NUCLEAR SUBMARiNES WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM FOR THE CAP8TOL YESTERDAY AND PLUNGED WITH SCREAMING THE SENATE INVESTIGATiONS SUBCOMMIT­ CqTY OF ViENTVANE PASSENGERS DOWN A 25-FOOT EMBANKMENT TEE SCHEDULED THE HEARING FOR MONDAY­ INTO TWO fEET Of WATER IN THE SUSQUE­ -THE DAY BEFORE 8,500 iDLED WORKERS HANNA R,VER VOTE ON A TENTATIVE AGREEMENT REACHED FLOODS ON LUZON THE ESTIMATE Of DEAD AND INJURED VAR­ BY UNION AND MANAGEMENT OffiCIALS IED BUT OFFICIALS AT POLYCLINIC AND SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIRMAN JOHN L. Mc­ CAUSE MANY DEATHS HARRISBURG HOSPITALS ESTIMATED AT LEAST CLELLAN, DEMOCRAT-ARKANSAS, DID NOT MANILA, JULY 29 (UPI)--FRESH REPORTS 22 PERSONS WERE KILLED SAY EXACTLY WHAT THE ACTIONS WERE FROM THE PROViNCES IND!CATED TODAY POLYCLINIC EARLIER HAD REPORTED 24 WHICH HE iNTENDS TO INVESTIGATE. 150 PERSONS DIED AS A RESULT Qf WIDE­ DEAD AT THE HOSPITAL, BUT A SPOKESMAN THE GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED THE TENTA­ SPREAD FLOODING TH~S WEEK iN THE SAID LATER THAT THE HIGHER COUNT RE­ TIVE SETTLEMENT Of THE NINE-DAY OLD NORTHERN PHILiPPINE ISLAND OF lUZON SULTED FROM DISMEMBERED BODIES ARRIV­ STRIKE YESTERDAY REPRESENTATIVES OF PHiliPPINE PRESIDENT DIOSDADO MACA­ ING FROM THE WRECK SCENE THE ELECTRIC BOAT DIV~SION OF GENERAL PAGAL MEANWHILE ORDERED A SPEED UP IN RESCUE TEAMS, WORKING UNDER FLOOD­ DYNAMICS CORP AND THE NEW LONDON, A!D TO FLOOD ViCTiMS MAC~PAGAL Di­ LIGHTS, WERE TRYING TO RIGHT TWO OF THE CONNECTICUT, METAL TRADES COUNCIL AP­ RECTED H~S EXECUTiVE SECRETARY, AMELi­ CARS AND RECOVER VICTIMS STILL INSIDE PROVED A THREE-YEAR CONTRACT TO MUTU, TO SEE TO ;T THAT ADEQUATE MORE THAN SEVEN HOURS AFTER THE DERAil­ THE STRIKE HAD STOPPED WORK ON $1 AID WAS GIVEN ALL SUffERERS MENT. BILLION WORTH OF SUBMARINES AT GROTON, HARDEST HIT PROVINCE WAS BA1AAN iN DAUPHIN COUNTY CORONER DR THOMAS CONNECTiCUT. GENERAL DYNAMICS BUilDS WHICH 70 PERSONS, MOSTLY CHILDREN, fR/TCHEY ESTIMATED THE DEATH TOLL WOULD I THE POLARIS MISSI~E-fiRING SUBMARINES REPORTEDLY PERISHED IN RAMPAGING REACH 45, BUT A RAILROAD SPOKESMAN ! THE TRADES COUNCIL REPRESENTS Ii FLOODWATERS. CALLED THIS FIGURE "GROSSLY EXAGGERATED' STRIKING UN~ONS THOUSANDS OF PERSONS HAD TO BE EVAC­ TERMS OF THE AGREEMENT WERE NOT MADE UAiED rROM THE!R ~OMES DURING THE TROOPS SEIZE CONTROL OF PUBL'C PENDING RATffFICATION BY UNjON HEIGHT OF THE FLOODING LAST WEEK KEY POINTS IN ALGERIA MEflABERS THE PHiljPPINE SOCIAL WELFARE ADMiN­ AGLIERS, ALGERIA, JULY 29 (UPI)-- ISTRATION AND THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT TROOPS OF THE MILITARY DISTRICT SUR­ SOVIETS ORBIT SEVENTH WERE REPORTED WORKING CLOSELY TOGETH­ ROUNDING ALGIERS QUIETLY SEIZED CON­ COSMOS SATELLITE YESTERDAY ER TODAY TO COMBAT HUNGER IN THE TROL Of KEY POINTS IN THE CITY AT DAWN Moscow, JULY 29 (UPI)~-THE SOVIET STRICKEN AREAS TODAY IN AN EFFORT TO SPEED A SOLUTION UNiON ORBITED THE SEVENTH OF ITS "COS­ OF THE POLiTICAL SQUABBLING THAT HAS MOS" SERIES Of SPACE-PROBING SATEL­ NORTHERN CHILI SUFFERS THREATENED TO PLUNGE THE NEW NATION iN­ LITES YESTERDAY AND MAY TRY TO BRING WORST STORM IN FORTY YEARS TO CIVIL WAR IT BACI< TO EARTH COPIAPO, CHilE, JULY 29 (UP~)--THE THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE INDICATION THE UNMANNED SATELLITE, NAMED "COS­ WORST STORM IN 40 YEARS CAUSED EXTEN­ WHiCH OF THE THREE POLITICAL FACTIONS MOS-7," WAS BELIEVED AIMED AT PAViNG SIVE DAMAGE IN NORTHERN CHr~E THIS THE TROOPS FAVORED THE WAY FOR AN EVENTUAL NEW MANNED WEEK, iT WAS REPORTED TODAY THERE WERE NO REPORTS OF INCIDENTS SOVIET SPACE VOYAGE THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE REPORT Of WHilE THE TROOPS, fROM W,lLAYA (DIS­ TASS, THE SOVIET NEWS AGENCY, SAiD CASUALTIES TRICT) FOUR, SEIZED COMMAND OF THE CITY'S THE SATELLITE WAS HOOPING THE EARTH REPORTS REACHING HERE SAID AT LEAST STRATEGIC CENTERS fROM TROOPS OF THE EVERY 90 I MINUTES AT AN ANGLE OF IN­ 100 FAMILIES HAD BEEN DRIVEN FROM AUTONOMOUS ZONE OF ALGIERS. CLINATION TO THE EQUATOR OF 65 DEGREES THEIR HOMES BY THE RAIN-SWOLLEN WATERS BUT THERE WERE UNCONFIRMED REPORTS THIS IS THE SAME ANGLE AT WHICH BOTH OF THE COPIAPO RiVER, WHILE HEAVY THE WILLAYA TROOPS HAD ARRESTED SOME SOVIET COSMONAUTS, YURI GAGARIN AND SNOW HAD CLOSED DOWN THE U S. OWNED Of THE LEADERS OF THE FORCES OF THE GHERMAN Tlrov, WERE SENT INTO ORBIT COPPER MINE AT POTRERllLOS. ALGiERS ZONE AND RETURNED TO EARTH FLOOD WATERS BLOCKED ROAD AND RAIL THE W,LlAYA COUNCIL ISSUED A STATE­ LINES AND INTERRUPTED COMMUNICATIONS MENT WHICH SAID: '~H£ GATES OF ALGIERS CALiFORNIA COUNTY DIRECTOR OF AT SOME POINTS. NOW ARE OPEN TO ALL LEADERS Of THE AL­ PUBL 'C WORKS Ca.1ES TO KWAJ GERIAN REVOLUTION WHOSE COOPERATION SOVIETS BOAST OF ATOMIC COULD CONTRIBUTE TO SPEEDING UP SETTLE­ MARVIN W. BRIGHAM RESIGNED HIS JOB SUBS MANEUVERING UNDER ICE MENT OF THE CRISIS" AS DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS IN MARIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUST NORTH OF THE Moscow, JULY 29 (UPI)--RADIO Moscow GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE, TO ACCEPT A POSI­ TODAY BOASTED THAT SOVIET ATOMiC SUB­ CHAMBER GIVES KENNEDY TEN TION ON KWAJALEIN AS ASSISTANT RESI­ MARINES WITH NUCLEAR MISSiLES ARE CA­ WAYS TO KEEP GOLD AT HOME DENT ENGINEER HE ARRIVED ON TODAY'S PABLE Of MANEUVERING UNDER THE ICE TO WASHINGTON, JULY 29 (UPI)--THE U S F l! GHT BE NEARER POTENTIAL TARGETS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS TOLD PRESIDENT MR BRIGHAM BECAME PUBLIC WORKS DI­ IT SAID THAT SOVIET SCIENTISTS, DE­ KENNEDY IN A REPORT HE REQUESTED THAT RECTOR IN SAN RAFAEL WHEN THE DEPART­ SIGNERS AND SHIP Bl ILDING WORKERS UNITED STATES' PARAMOUNT ECONOMIC PROB­ MENT WAS FORMED IN 1955, PREVIOUSLY "HAVE CREATED MODERN ATOMiC POWERED LEM IS STEMMING THE DRAIN OF DOLLARS HAVING SEEN THREE YEARS AS THE COUNTY SUBMARINES WHICH CARRY ROCKET WEAPONS GOING ABROAD ROAD COMMISSIONER IN THE SAME COUNTY AND SELF-HOMING TORPEDOES WITH NUCLEAR THE CHAMBER GAVE KENNEDY 10 RECOMMEN­ HE HAD SERVED AS ENGINEER FOR THE WARHEADS " DATIONS FOR STOPPING THE DOLLAR OUTFLO~ CITiES OF SAN ANSELMO AND MILL VALLEY. WHICH AMOUNTED TO $2.5 BILLlON IN 1961 MRS BRIGHAM AND THEIR TWO YOUNGEST ASTRONAUT GETS PROMOTION OF THE 10, THE MOST NOTEWORTHY WAS CHILDREN, LINDA AND DANIEL ARE HERE A CALL FOR HiGHER INTEREST RATES TO HoUSTON, TEXAS, JULY 29 (UPI)--As­ TOO SHE HAS BEEN TEACH!NG SCHOOL IN PREVENT INVESTMENT MONEY FROM LEAVING TRONAUT V,RGIL I (GUS) GRISSOM, THE SAN RAFAEL AND WILL JOIN THE SCHOOL THE UNITED STATES IN SEARCH OF A HIGH­ SECOND AMERICAN IN SPACE, WAS PROMO­ SYSTEM HERE Two OLDER SONS WILL RE- TED FROM CAPTAIN TO MAJOR YESTERDAY ER RETURN ELSEWHERE MAIN IN CALIFORNIA TO ATTEND COLLEGE BY THE AIR fORCE THE OTHER PROPOSALS WERE RESTATEMENTS THE OLDEST BOY, THOMAS, WIll GR~DUATE OF THE NATiONAL CHAMBER'S POSITIONS ON GRISSOM, 36, FLEW '00 COMBAT MISSIONS FROM STANFORD UNIVERSITY NEXT JUNE IN KOREA AND SERVED AS A JET fltGHT CERTAIN ISSUES, OR ELSE ENDORSEMENTS OF POLICiES ALREADY BEING PURSUED BY INSTRUCTOR AT BRYAN; TEXAS, BEFORE BE- STANS, SWITZERLAND, JULY 29 (UPI)-­ GovrRNMENT COMING A T~fT PILOT HE THEN WAS BURGLARS HAVE STOLEN ACTRESS AUDREY CHOSEN AS ON~ OF THE SEVEN ME~CURY HEPBURN'S ACADEMY AWARD "OSCAR" AND AN DAMA5CUS--SYRIA CLAIMED TODAY THE GOV­ ASTRONAUTS. INK DRAWING BY PICASSO FROM HER SWISS ERNMENT HAS fOILED AN ATTEMPT BACKED VILLA, POLiCE SAID TODAY, BY EGYPT TO TOFFlE THE CURRENT REGIME BUY UoS o SAYINGS BONDS PAGE 2 HOURGLASS MONDAY 3~ULY 1962

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE UQS, TAXPAYERS PiCK UP TAB WALL STREET CHATTER COMMANDING OfFICER, PACifiC MISSILE FOR OTHER NATIONS Uo~. BILL RANGE FACJl~TY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL NEW YORK, JULY 30 (UPI)--WHILE THE WASHINGTON, JULY 30 (UPI)--A REPUB­ AUTO INDUSTRY IS MOVING RIGHT ON TAR­ ISLAND o IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU LICAN CONGRESSMAN SAYS THE AMERICAN GET TOWARDS ITS SECOND BEST SALES YEAR OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c TAXPAYERS HAVE HELPED TO PAY UNITED " PROSPECTS FOR 19 63 ARE MUCH MORE DUB. ' WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. NATIONS ASSESSMENTS ON THE CONGO PEACE­ 10US, ACCORDING TO THE V~LUE LINE SUR- THE HOURGLAss IS PUBLISHED DAILY KEEPING OPERATION FOR COMMUNIST COUN­ " MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE VEY TRf ES. FOR NOTICES IS 4 P M DAY BEFORE PUB­ IT NOW PREDICTS THIS YEAR'S OUTPUT REP E Ross ADDAIR, REPUBLICAN­ TO BE 6 8 MILLION UNiTS AND 6 5 MIL­ LICATION DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS INDIANA, SAiD "THE AMERICAN PEOPLE LION RETAIL DELIVERIES AND PRO~ECTS A 10 A.M DAY OF PUBL~CATION. WILL BE GREATLY DISTURBED AND SHOCKED DROP TO 6 MiLLION NEXT YEAR THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO TO lEARN THAT THEY HAVE BEEN PiCKING EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION WHAT MAKES 1963 so UNCERTAIN, THE UP THE TAB FOR AN EXTRA $1 ~ MILLION OF SURVEY SAYS, IS THAT RECESSION INDICA­ THE COSTS " TIONS ARE PLENTIFUL AND THE CARMAKERS EDITOR - H EDW. MCKINNEY ALSO WAS USED THE U S CONTRI~UTION ARE VULNERABLE TO A DOWNSWING "NEW TO PAY PART OF THE AMOUNT OWED BY IN­ PEACE CORPS WORKER GETS PRODUCT PLANNING BETRAYS A LACK OF DIA, NATIONALIST CHINA, THE DOMINICAN SCHOOL BOOKS FOR F I LiP I NOS INITIATIVE AND RESIGNATJON TO A SLUMP REPUBLIC, GHANA, GUINEA, INDONESIAN, IF RECESSION COMES, IT FORCES IMPOR­ NEW YORK, JULY 30 (UPI)--A SHIPMENT JAPAN, MEXICO, THE PHILIPPINES, PERU, TANT SHIFTS IN PENETRATION IT SAYS OF 10,000 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BOOKS WAS PORTUGAL, SPAIN, THE UNITED ARAB RE­ RECESSION-BRED THINKING COULD INDUCE EN ROUTE TODAY FOR THE PHI~IPPjNES ON PUBLIC AND MANY OTHER NATIONS A RETURN TO THE "BASIS TRANSPORTATION" REQUEST BY THE PEACE CORPS STATIONED ADAIR SAID THE UNiTED STATES PAID CONCEPT SO POPULAR A FEW YEARS AGO IN THAT COUNTRY THE BOOKS WILL AR­ $140, 800 OF CUBA'S ASSESSMENT OF $176, IT SAYS FORD AND AMERICAN MOTORS WOULD RIVE AT MANILA ON AUG 27 ABOARD THE 000 FOR THE PERIOD BETWEEN Nov J, STAND TO BENEFIT MORE FROM SUCH A TRANS MOTORSHiP PRESIDENT OSMENA O~ THE 1961 AND JUNE 30, ~962 ITION. UNITED PHILIPPINE LINES HE SAID THE U S A~SO PICKED UP A THOMSON & McKINNON SAYS THE NEW RISE THE SHIPMENT INCLUDED READ£RS AND $512,000 SHARE OF POLAND'S $1,024,000 IN STEEL SCRAP PRiCES REFLECTS A GENER­ ARITHMETIC AND HISTORY TEXTS TAB AND $243,200 OF YUGOSLAVIA'S AS­ AL EXPECTATION OF STilL HIGH QUOTATiONS AMERICAN PEACE CORPS WORKER HARDY SESSMENT AS STEEL OUTPUT BEGINS TO CLIMB IN THE NOVEMBER, STATIONED AT MINDANAO, CON­ WEEKS AHEAD CEIVED THE IDEA OF BROADENING THE FIREARMS ARE CONFISCATED GOODBODY & CO IS MONTHLY LETTER FOR PEACE CORPS' ACTIVITIES BY DISTRIBUT­ AUGUST FINDS THAT ELECTRIC UTILITIES, ING TEXT BOOKS FOR THE EDUCATION HUN­ HONG KONG, JULY 28 (UPI)--CHINESE THE LARGEST INDUSTRY IN TERMS OF NET GRY PEOPLE IN THE PHILIPPINES LAST COMMUNIST OFFICIALS IN CANTON HAVE OR­ CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND ANNUAL EXPENDI­ DERED THE TEMPORARY CONFISCATION Of ALL SUMMER NOVEMBER ASKED THE SUPERINTEN­ TURES FOR NEW EQUIPMENT, HAVE ALSO PRIVATE FIREARMS POSSED BY CIVILIANS , DENT OF THE NEW YORK SCHOOLS IF HE EMERGED AS THE NATION'S MOST ASSURED A CANTON NEWSPAPER REPORTS. COULD SUPPLY THE BOOKS NEEDED GROWTH INDUSTRY AND ONE OF THE MOST THE ORDER CAME FROM THE MUNiCIPAL THE SUPERiNTENDENT GOT IN TOUCH WITH STABLE IN TERMS OF EARNINGS AND DIVI- THE DIRECTOR OF THE CIVIC CLUBS IN PUBLIC SECURITY BUREAU, WHICH ACTS AS A POLiCE FORCE IN RED CHINA'S MAINLAND DENDS IT THINKS THE ELECTRIC POWER NEW YORK AND WITH THE HELP OF THE PUB­ INDUSTRY WILL DOUBLE IN SIZE AGAIN IN LIC SCHOOL 161 IN BROOKLYN ABOUT 10, CITIES CIVILiANS WERE ORDERED TO SURRENDER THE NEXT DECADE 000 BOOKS WERE PROVIDED WITHIN TWO­ REYNOLDS CO NOTES THAT CONSOLIDATED ALL fiREARMS AND AMMUNITION TO NEIGH­ & AND-A-HALF MONTHS IN RESPONSE TO THE EDISON IS EXPERIENCING A SHARP IMPROVE­ CALL FROM THE PHILIPPINES. BORHOOD PUBLIC SECURITY BUREAS "TO BE EXAMINED AND TO BE KEPT UNTIL FURTHER MENT IN ITS EARNINGS AT ITS CURRENT AT THIS POINT THE TEXTILE DEALERS PRICE OF 73, IT REGARDS THE COMMON NOT i CE " ASSOCiATION OF AMERICA AND THE TEXTilE STOCK AS AN ATTRACTIVE BUY FOR INCOME REMNANT DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF THE AND APPRECIATION IT YIELDS 4 I PER PHILIPPINES STEPPED IN TO TAKE CARE GOOD NEWS FOR CHAIN-SMOKERS CENT OF THE PACKING AND SHIPMENT. C W Moscow, JULY 29 (UPI)--DoCTORS AT WORTH, THE PRESIDENT OF THE TEXTILE THE EIGHTH INTERNATIONAL CANCER CON­ WINNERS AT BRIDGE DEALERS ASSOCIATION, LIVED IN MANILA GRESS LOOKED AT THE PROBLEM OF SMOKING FROM 1933 TO 1951. NORTH SOUTH HIGH WERE HAL GEYER AND TODAY AND SAID THERE SEEMED TO BE NO BOB GRAHAM IN THE YOKWE YUK DUPLICATE DEFINITE CONNECTION YET BETWEEN CIGAR­ BRIDGE GAMES SUNDAY NIGHT. SECOND FORMOSA TAKES MEASURES TO ETTES AND CANCER HIGH WERE GEORGE SHElHORSE AND 01 CK CHECK SPREAD OF CHOLERA BUT THEY PRESENTED EVIDENCE THAT NEWTON SMOKING COMBINED WITH INHALATION OF TAIPEI, JULY 28 (uPI)--CHINESE HEALTI EAST WEST HIGH WERE JANA AND SIDNEY POLLUTED AIR AND AUTOMOBILE EXHAUST AUTHORITIES SAID TODAY 109 CHOLERA LHOLKA SECOND HIGH WERE ED NEWBERRY TENDS TO INCREASE THE INCIDEN~ OF CASES HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED IN FORMOSA AND BILL PODROUZEK LUNG CANCER SINCE THE DISEASE HIT THE ISLAND MORE DUPLICATE BRIDGE IS PLAYED EVERY THAN A MONTH AGO SUNDAY AT 6:30 P.M AT THE YOKWE YUK COMBAT CHOLERA EXTENSIVE MEASURES WERE BEING TAKEN CLUB TODAY TO PREVENT THE DISEASE FROM NAHA, OKINAWA, JULY 28 (UPI)--COM­ SPREADING TO THIS CAPITOL CITY OF AL­ PULSORY ANTI-CHOLERA VACCINATION FOR LOOK OUT FOR MARGE MOST ONE MILLION INHABITANTS THE 5,000 INHABITANTS OF YONAGUNI Is­ SWIMMING POOLS HERE HAVE BEEN CLOSED LAND WAS ORDERED TODAY BY THE RYUKYU AGANA, GUAM, JULY 28 (UPI)--THE JOINT AND STREETSiDE COLD DRINK VENDORS HAVE GOVERNMENT. TYPHOON WARNING CENTER TODAY REPORTED BEEN BANNED TEAMS BEGAN SPRAYING THE STEP WAS TAKEN TO TRY TO PREVENT THE BIRTH OF A NEW TROPICAL STORM IN VEGETABLES ENTERING THE CITY FROM CHOLERA SPREADING FROM FORMOSA TO THE THE PACIFIC AND NAMED IT MARGE. RURAL AREAS ISLAND, WHICH IS THE NEAREST ONE OF THE CENTER SAID TROPICAL STORM MARGE So tAR THERE HAS BEEN ONLY ONE CASE ANY SIZE IN THE RYUKYU GROUP TO FOR­ WAS 255 MILES EAST SOUTHEAST Of GUAM OF CHOLERA REPORTED IN TAIPEI--AMER­ MOSA. AT 2100 JST (1200 GMT) AND WAS MOVING ICAN ENGINEER JOHN A WINN, 32, OF WEST NORTHWEST AT SIX MILES AN HOUR PORTLAND., OREGON SCUBA QUALIFICATION COURSE THE NEW STORM HAS MAXIMUM WINOS OF WINN'S CASE WAS DIAGNOSED BY AMER­ 45 MILES AN HOUR, THE CENTER SAID, AND THE KWAJALEIN SCU~A CLUB QUALIFICA­ ICAN DOCOTRS AT THE UoS NAVAL H1SPITA( SHOULD BE 115 MILES EAST SOUTHEAST Of TION COURSE WILL BE GIVEN AGAIN DURING IN TAIPEI HE WAS REPORTED TO BE GUAM AT THE SAME TIME TOMORROW (SUNDAY) I THE LAST PART OF AUGUST PRIORITY WilL DOIN WELL NIGHT BE GIVEN TO ASSOCIATE MEMBERS WHO HAVE SOME CHiNESE MEDICAL AUTHORITIES HAVE BEEN ON AT LEAST ONE SNORKLE DIVE WITH DISPUTED THE AMERICAN DOCTORS' FIND­ IRAN PRODUCING MUCH OIL THE CLUB. THE COURSE WILL BE LIMITED ING, HOWEVER, AND CLAIM WINN MERELY TO 20 PERSONS. To ENSURE ENROLLMENT, LONDON, JULY 30 (UPI}--CRUOE OIL OUT­ CONTRACTED ENTERITIS, A SEVERE INTES­ IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT ALL INTERESTED PUT iN SOUTH IRAN IN JUNE WAS 4 95 MIL­ TINAL ILLNESS WITH SYMPTONS SIMILAR TO PERSONS ATTEND THE NEXT SCUBA CLUB LION LONG TONS WHICH BROUGHT TOTAL PRO­ THOSE OF CHOlREA MEETING, PASS THEIR ASSOCIATE MEMBER­ DUCTION IN THE FIRST SIX MONTHS Of THIS SHIP TEST, AND PARTICIPATE IN AT LEAST YEAR TO 30 27 MilLION (M) TONS, THE CAMPING TRIP FOR GIRLS ONE DIVE WITH THE CLUB IRANIAN OIL PARTICIPANTS GROUP ANNOUNCED A ONE-DAY CAMPING TRIP fOR GIRLS TODAY OVER 9 YEARS OLD IS PLANNED FOR WEDNES­ OUTRIGGER CLUB TO MEET DAILY AVERAGE PRODUCTION FOR JUNE DAY, AUGUST 8 THE GROUP WILL LEAVE MEMBERS Of THE OUTRIGGER CLUB WILL WAS I 23 MILLION (M) BARRELS PER CALEN­ FROM THE PIER AT 7:30 A M FOR CARLOS MEET AT THE SCUBA HUT WEDNESDAY EVE­ DAR DAY ISLAND CONTACT CHAPLAIN DAUGHTRY AT ING AT 8 O'CLOCK, ACCORDING TO THE 505 IF INTERESTED IN GOING CLUB SECRETARY W T SURBER ANYONE "Two CAN LIVE AS CHEAPLY AS ONE." JNE COUPLE, THAT IS. ~~:~n~~T~~TJ~nBECOMING A MEMBER IS WEL- ...... ~~~------HOURGlASS MONDAY 30 JULY '962

UNIVERSITY CENTER OFfERING PRES~DENr SHOWS SKILL AS EX-PRESIDENT PRADO OF NEW COURSE IN MATHEMAT!CS SA~LOR !N RACING SLOOP PERU FREeD FROM ~ MPR ! SONMENT A NEW COURSE HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE HYANNiS PORT, MASSACHUSSETTS, JULY LIMA, PERU, JULY 29 (UPI)--THE HEAD CURRICULUM OffERED BY THE KWAJALE!N 29 (UPi)--PRESiDENT KENNEDY IGNORED OF PERUgS MiliTARY JUNTA ANNOUNCED TO- CENTER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII SMALL CRAFT STORM wARNINGS AND MANNED DAY THAT EX-PRESIDENT MANUEL PRADO WAS FOR THE COMING SEMESTER. THIS IS IN lHE TILLER OF HiS 22-fOOT RACING SLOOP FREE AfTER 8EING IMPRISONED fOR !I RESPONSE TO STUDENT DEMAND FOR BOTH IN NANTUCKET BAY TOD~Y WHilE HIS BEAU- DAYS fOllOWING THE OVERTHROW or HIS TH E COURSE AND lH E INSTRUCTOR. iT IS TlrUL WifE, CELEBRATING HER 33RD BIRTH- GOVERNMENT. MATHEMATICS ~42, CALCULUS, COVERING DAY, WENT WATER-SKlijNG O~ CHOPPY LEWIS GENERAL RICARDO PEREZ GODOY TOLD THE TECHNIQUES OF INTEGRATiON WITH BAY VISITING FOREIGN NEWSMEN THAT PRADO APPLICATIONS, A 3 UNIT COURSE. IT IS UT WAS THE FIRST T~ME SiNCE THE COULD REMAIN IN THE COUNTRY OR LEAVE THE THIRD Of A SERIES OF fOUR COURSES SUMMER OF 1960 THAT KENNEDY HAD BEEN iF HE CHOSE. HE SA!D PRADO WAS IN IN CALCULUS REQUIRED fOR ALL DEGREES oeSERVED SAILING, A V~GOROUS SPORl GOOD HEALTH AND HAD BEEN TREATED WITH IN ENG!NEERING DEGREES. WHICH WAS EXCEPTIONALLY STRENUOUS!N DUE CONSIDERATION DURING HIS DETEN- A REPEAT Of MATHEMATICS 140, ANALY­ YESTERDAY'S 15 TO 25 MILES AN HOUR liON ON THE: MILITARY SHIP "CALLAO." TIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS, THe FIRST SOUTHWESTERLY WINDSo THE ANNOUNCEMENT CAME ONE DAY AFTER COURSE OF THE SERIES, IS ALSO BEING ONLY THE MOST EXPER!ENCED SAilORS PRADO'S TERM Of OffiCE WAS TO HAVE OFFERED fOR THE NEW SEMESTER. WERE OUT ON THE WINDY SOUND, SINCE THE EXPiRED. BOTH CLASSES WILL BE TAUGHT BY THE RED flAG FOR SMALL CRAfT WARNINGS HAD POPULAR INSTRUCTOR, CAPTAIN CYRUS E. BEEN fLYING SINCE EARLY MORNING. RESCUE NINE MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS BAKER, MuSo HE HAS TAUGHT CALCULUS MRS. KENNEDY, AN AV~D WATER SKIER, ONE DIES EXPOSURE COURSES NOT ONLY AT THE KWAJAlEIN WAS FORCED TO CUT HER ACTIVITY TODAY BUT or CENTER, BUT ALSO AT THE UNiVERSITY OF BECAUSE Of THE WIND-SWEPT WAVES. JACKSON, WYOMING, JULY 29 (UPi)-­ NEW MEXiCO WHilE STATIONED AT WHITE NiNE EASTERN MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS--MA­ SANDS. ROONED THREE NIGHTS ON STORM-SWEPT PAINE fiELD COMMANDER is GRAND TErON MOUNTAIN--WERE RESCUED FOR FURTHER INfORMATION ON THE KILLED IN JET PLANE CRASH UNNVERSITY PROGRAM, CALL 604. TODAY, BUT A lOTH CLIMBER DIED. EVERETT, WASHINGTON, JULY 29 (uP!)-­ THE BODY Of STEVEN SMITH, 21, OF COLONEL KEARIE l. BERRY, WORLD WAR II WHERE TO GET CATALOGUES HOLDEN, MASSACHUSETTS, WAS FOUND AT COMBAT VETERAN, DIED TODAY WHEN A T-39 CATALOGUES Of COURSES OFFERED BY THE 12,OOO-FOOT LEVEL OF THE RUGGED TWIN JET TRANSPO~T PLANE OVERRAN A RUN­ PEAK iN GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK. THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I AT THE WAY AND SLAMMED INTO A EARTH EMBANK­ DiED OF EXPOSURE. KWAJALE!N CENTER MAY BE OBTAINED AT HE MENT AT PAUNE fiELD WHERE HE WAS BASE THE SURViVORS, ~NClUDING THREE THE fOLLOWING OfFICES: COMMANDER. AOMC, CAPTAIN ToCo BROWN WOMEN, ALL WERE REPORTED IN "REASON­ ONE OTHER PERSON, WHOSE IDENT!lY BANK OF HAWAYft, Vo BREITENBERGER ABLY GOOD SHAPE" BY DR. JOHN WALKER HAS NOT BEEN RELEASED, ALSO WAS KillED. BTL PERSONNEL, GEORGE SHARPE OF NEARBY JACKSONo BERRY, 44, DIED ON THE WAY TO THE CONTINENTAL ELECTRONICS, AoJ. GEIA RESCUERS BROUGHT THEM DOWN THE EVERETT GENERAL HOSPITAL" CORPS OF ENGINEERS, LTo COlo H JOHNSON SHARP WEST fACE Of THE MOUNTAIN TO A SPOKESMAN AT PAINE FIELD SAID DAC PERSONNEL, HoEo LANE GARNET CANYON, AT THE 9,000-FOOT BERRY HAD GON£ UP IN THE T-39 ON A TEST GROUP, SGT. R.L~ JENSEN LEVEL, AND THEY WERE TAKEN FROM THERE­ [Is "FAMIL!ARIZATION AND ORIENTATiON" GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL, Lucy GALLOWAY TWO AT A TiME--BY HELICOPTER TO AM­ FLIGHT. WHEN THE PLANE RETURNED TO HOSPITAL, GEORGE BROSKY BULANCES AT THE FOOT OF THE MOUNTAIN. THE FIELD IT CRASHED THROUGH A BARRIER HOURGLASS, H E McKINNEY AT THE END Of THE RUNWAY AND THEN HIT LINCOLN LABORATORiES, PROf. RoRo BROWN THE EMBANKMENT. CONDE~ED K~LlER MAY ill) L!6RAR', MRSo PARK DAlllS BERRY GRADUATED fROM WEST POINT !N TO ILLINOIS ELECTRIC CHA~R NAVY PERSONNEL, WoCo KNIGHT 194 AND fLEW 27 COMB~ MISSIONS WITH CHICAGO, JULY 29 (UPI)--CONDEMNED PMZ~ GENE HAMILTON 3 THE 8TH AIR fORCE IN EUROPE DUR~NG KILLER PAUL CRUMP, 14 TIMES SAVED FROM RCA PERSONNEL, EoA. ZITANI WORLD WAR I~ AND HELD THE DISTINGUISHED THE ELECTRIC CHAIR, MONDAY WAS HOURS SECURITY, ToCoTo DON W. DilLMAN flYING CROSSo AWAY fROM WHAT MAY BE HIS LAST CHANCE­ SPECIAL SERVICES, JIM WEAVER THE ILLINOIS PARDON AND PAROLE BOARD­ TCT INDUSTR~AL RELATIONS, CoEo NAJAR AND ONLY DAYS AWAY FROM HIS EXECUTION VRSD PERSONNEL, GoDo PAULK WELCOME ABOARD! DATE. WEATHER BUREAU, H. BOYD FORTY-THREE PERSONS WERE ON THE THE BOARD WILL MEET TOMORROW TO WECO PERSONNEL, CDLo CADDELL MATS fliGHT THIS MORNING. fifTEEN HELP GOVERNOR OTTO KERNER DECIDE WHE­ YOKWE YUK CLUB; HAROLD CARTER EMPLOYEES Of TCT RETURNED FROM LEAVE THER CRUMP, WHO SAYS HE HAS BEEN RE­ TCl - ROI HAMUR, SAM DOLYNUIK AND SEVEN NEW EMPLOYEES ARRIVED. RE­ HABILiTATED SINCE HE WAS SENTENCED FOR TURNEES INCLUDE GEORGE ELDRED AND WifE, THE i953 ROBBERY-MURDER OF A STOCKYARD DATE KEPT SECRET ERNEST CHOY, R~C. SYLVESTER, WALTER GUARD, SHOULD BE SPARED HIS liFE. LONDON, JULY 29 (UPI)--DATES Of WILLIS, MARCIANO CADABONA, ALBERT OSHI­ YESTERDAY CRUMP, AT HIS REQUEST, fUTURE NATO NAVAL EXERCiSES WILL BE RO, SHELDON tONG, EDWARD HANUM!, KAT­ WAS MOVED INTO AN ISOLATION CELL ONLY KEPT SECRET UNTIL THE EXERCISES START SUSO UYENO, EDWARD KANESHIRO, RAYMOND A FEW STEPS fROM THE ELECTRIC CHAiR TO PREVENT SNOOPING BY SOVIET SPY NAKANO, CAJETAN SAJULGA, JOE 5 LEE, IN COOK COUNTY JAil TRAWLERS, THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH SAID DAVID HACUNA AND LARRY ANTONELLI. NEW HE WiLL DIE THERE A FEW MOMENTS THE NEWSPAPER SAID THIS DECISION ARRIVALS FOR TeT ARE MARVIN W. BRIGHAM, AFTER MIDNIGHT FRIDAY UNLESS KERNER WAS PART OF "A MAJOR SECURITY CLAMP­ ASSISTANT RESIDENT ENGINEER AND HIS ACTS FAVORABLY ON HIS PLEA FOR MERCY. DOWN" RESULTING FROM THE SHADOWING OF WIFE CLAIRE, SCHOOL TEACHER, WITH NATO MANEUVERS BY RUSSIAN "fiSHING DAUGHTER LINDA, 17, AND SON DAN, 16, NOT WELCOME ~N ISRAEL TRAWLERS" lOADED WITH ELECTRONIC SPY EllJA GROGHAN, JAMES SECREST AND FREDDI EQUIPMENT. ALLEN, SECURITY, W,LLIAM BRYANT, LAB JERUSALEM, ISRAEL, JULY 29 (UPI)-­ THE TELEGRAPH SAID "BY RELEASING TECHNICIAN, AND MRo AND MRS. EARLE THE CABINET TODAY REJECTED CONVICTED THE DATES OF EXERCISES BEfORE THEY UNGERECHT, TEACHERS, AND THEIR YOUNG SOVIET Spy DR. ROBERT SOBLEN'S REQUEST BEGIN, NATO BELIEVES THAT, IN THE SON. TO ENTER ISRAEL AS AN IMMIGRANT UNDER PAST, RUSSIAN TRAWLERS HAVE BEEN ABLE HERE TEMPORARILY fROM PEARL HARBOR, THE "lAW OF RETURN," WHICH AllOWS ANY TO GET THEMSELVES INTO POSITIONS A 14NO MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE TEAM, JEW TO MIGRlTE HERE. WHERE THEY KEEP WATCH ON WESTERN HEADED BY CDR KoPo SEARS, ARE A. WIL­ SOBlEN, WHO IS IN BRIXTON PRISON WARSHIPS." LIAMSON,D CLAUS, C CLAGG, G FUNG HOSPITAL WARD IN LONDON WITH SELF­ G. GRIESHABER, PAUL WILLIAMS AND ROBERT INFLICTED WOUNDS, IS TRYING TO ESCAPE WA I NAG I EMS. A liFE IMPRISONMENT SENTENCE IMPOSED FiGHT SLEEPING SICKNESS MR. AND MRS. T HARMON ARE BACK ON HIM IN THE UNITED STATES FOR WAR­ TAIPIE, JULY 29 (UP~)--FOURTEEN HE IS AN INSTRUMENTAT!ON SUPERVISOR fOR TIME SPYING fOR THE SOVIET UNION. PERSONS HAVE DIED OF SLEEPING SICKNESS CHANCE VOUGHT AND SHE IS EMPLOYED BY (ENCEPHALllIS) ON TAIWAN (FORMOSA) IN TeT CHRISTIANO KAHUE HAS RETURNED TO INfORCE fREIGHT POOLING RECENT WEEKS, THE PROViNCIAL HEALTH FOR CHANCE VAUGHT AND THE WIFE OF BILL TOKYO, JULY 29 (UPI)--Top REPRESEN­ DEPARTMENT REPORTED TODAY. WALTERS AND DAUGHTER ARE NEW ARRIVALS. TATIVES OF JAPANESE AND AMERICAN SHIP­ HEALTH DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN SAID A CDR LEO T. HOWARD, JOE ELIZALDE AND PING liNES OPERATING ON THE lUCRATIVE THE DISEASE HAS STRICKEN ABOUT 135 FRED MASON ARE HERE FOR THE NAVY. JAPAN-NEW YORK ROUTE MEET HERE THURS­ PERSONS, MOST Of THEM CHILDREN fROM TERMINAL STEEL HAS SENT GEORGE WONG, DAY TO MAKE PLANS FOR ENFORCING A THE HSiNCHU AREA ABOUT 40 MilES SOUTH­ AND X-RAY TECHNICIAN, FOR TEMPORARY fREIGHT POOLING SYSTEM. WEST OF TAIPEL ASSIGNMENT. A PROJECT MANAGER rOR THE LINES REPRESENTED ALL ARE MEM­ CHINESE HEALTH OffiCIALS, ALSO CRAIG & COMPANY, ROBERT M WIETING, IS BERS OF THE JAPAN-ATLANTIC AND GULF BATfLING AN EPIDEMIC Of PARA-CHOLERA, A VIS!TOR AND LEONARD J TOKiSH, MAS­ COAST fREiGHT CONfERENCE REGULATING HAVE CALLED ON THE U,S~ NAVAL AUXiliARY SART INC., HAS RETURNEDo MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT FOR HELP. I TRADE ON THE JAPAN-NEW YORK ROUTE. ,/ - PAGE 4 HOURGLASS

GENERAL MESS MENU POLICE BREAK UP RIOT TUESDAY 31 JULY IN PROTEST TO YOUTH fESTIVAL BREAKfAST DINNER SUPPER HELSINGI, fiNLAND, JULY 29 (UPI)-­ FRUIT JUICE CREAM OF TOMATO SouP HEARTY SOUP NIGHT-LONG DEMONSTRATIONS BY ANTI­ FRESH fRuiT STUfFED PeRK CHOPS SOJTrlERN fRIED CHICKEN COMMUNIST FINNISH YOUTHS WERE BROKEN HOT & COLD CEREAL MASHED POTATOES CREAM STYLE CORN UP EARLY TODAY BY CLUB-SWINGING MOUNT­ BACON CURLS SPINACH STEAM~D RICE- POTATOES ED POLICE WHO CHARGED INTO SCREAMING EGGS TO ORDER STEAMED RICE SALAD BAR W/DRESSING CROWDS PROTESTING THE WORLD YOUTH HASH BROWN POTATOES GREEN SALAD LEMO~ PIE fESTIVAL. STEAMED RICE PINEAPPLE CREAM PUDDING COLO DRiNK THE DEMONSTRATORS SHOUTED "OUT WITH DOUGHNUTS, TOAST & JAM COLD DRINK MILK & COFfEE THE COMMUNISTS," "DOWN WITH THE fEST­ MILK & COFFEE MILK & COFfEE IVAL" AND "HANG NIKITA" AS THEY OVER- r------,------J TURNED FESTIVAL SIGNS, THREW FIRE- AfRS RADIO SCHEDULE PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT HAS CRACKERS AND BOTTLES, AND HARASSED MONDAY 30 JULY NO fUTURE TRAVEL PLANS fESTIVAL DELEGATES. 5:05 PoMo JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT MANiLA, JULY 29 (UPI)--PRESIDENT A NUMBER OF TEEN-AGERS WERE IN- 6:00 NEWS OIOSDADO MACAPAGAL PRESENTLY HAS NO JURED IN THE WILD MELEE AND SCORES 6:15 THE LATIN QUARTER MORE PLANS Of VISITING OTHER COUNTRIES WERE TAKEN AWAY IN POLICE PATROL WA- 6:30 fAMILY THEATRE THIS YEAR OR EARLY NEXT YEAR, HIS GONS. THE MOB ESTIMATED AT ABOUT 7:00 ENCHANTMENT Of MUSIC PRESS SECRETARY SAID TODAY. 3,000 f'NAllY WAS DISPERSED BY THE 7 :~0 SPORTS DESK PRESS SECRETARY LEO PARUNGAO TOLD POLICE CHARGE.~ A: 5 RICHARD HAYES-CAROL BURNETT UPI "THE PRESIDENT HAS ALWAYS SAID fiST-FIGHTS BROKE OUT THROUGHOUT :00 ONL NIGHT STAND HE HAS NO PRESENT PLANS Of GOING OUT THE DOWNTOWN AREA OF HELSINKI AS THE 8:30 BROADWAY IS My BEAT THIS YEAR OR EARLY NEXT YEAR. HE YOUTHS SHOUTED PATRIOTIC SLOGANS AT 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES WANTS TO CONCENTRATE ON THE ECONOMIC THE DELEGATES. 9 :30 RAY BURKE SHOW PROBLEMS Of THE COUNTRY." AN ESTIMATED 12 , 000 TO I 3,000 !2:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN Off PARUNGAO MADE THE STATEMENT WHEN YOUNG DELEGATES TO THE BIG COMMUNIST- ASKED ABOUT A REPORT fROM BONN SAYING RUN SHOW--THE WORLD YOUTH FESTIVAL-- TUESDAY 31 JULY MACAPAGAL WOULD VISIT WEST GERMANY TURNED HELSINKI1S MAIN THOROUGHfARE 6:00 A.Mo SIGN ON EARLY NEXT YEAR AND THAT GERMAN CHAN- INTO A CIRCUS THIS AfTERNOON AS THEY 6:02 NEWS CELLOR KONRAD ADENAUER MIGHT COME TO MARCHED TO THE OLYMPIC STADIUM. 6:05 DON THE DAWN BREAKER THE PHILIPP!NES ALSO NEXT YEAR. THOUSANDS Of FINNS LIN!NG THE 6:30 NEWS REGARDING ADENAUER'S POSSIBLE VISIT STREET WATCHED IN STONY SILENCE AS 6:35 DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D HERE, PARUNGAO SAID THE PRESIDENTIAL THE YOUTHS, DRESSED IN A COLORFUL 7:30 SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL OfFICE HAD NO WORD ABOUT IT BUT POINTED ARRAY Of NATIONAL COSTUMES, PARADED 8:00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKfAST CLUB OUT PHIL!PPINE AMBASSADOR TO WEST THROUGH DOWNTOWN HELSINKI IN A PRE­ 8:30 ARTHUR GODFREY GERMANY MELCHOR AQUINO MIGHT HAVE IN- VIEW OF THE OFfICIAL OPENING OF THE 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES VITED HIM. EIGHTH WORLD YOUTH fESTIVAL. 9:30 WHISPERING STREETS ...... 10~00 GARRY MOORE SHOW SEVERED LIMB IS SEWN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WRECK 10:30 JOHNNY BOND BACK IN SIX HOUR OPERATION OfFICES or DAILY NEWSPAPER II :00 TURN BACK THE CLOCK DACCA, PAKISTAN, JULY 29 (UPI)-­ 11:30 IRA COOK SHOW (MUSIC) BOSTON, JULY 29 (UPI)--THE SEVERED LEfT fOOT Of A 24-YEAR-OLD THE OFfiCES OF THE MORNiNG NEWS WERE 12:00 NOON NEWS ~OTORCY­ CLIST WAS SEWN BACK ON DURING SIX SACKED BY A MOB OF SEVERAL HUNDRED 12:05 PoMo WEATHER AND STOCK REPORT HOURS Of SURGERY LAST NIGHT, THE SE­ ENRAGED UNiVERSITY STUDENTS YESTERDAY ,2: 15 NA LE I 0 HAWA I I WHILE THE PAPER'S MANAGING DIREC­ 12:30 THE SWING/N' YEARS COND SUCH OPERAT!ON AT MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL. TOR TRIED TO PHONE POLICE, AND GOT '~OO NEWS A CRACK SURGICAL TEAM REJOINED THE A BUSY SIGNAL, THE STUDENTS, BELIEVED I: 15 INTERVIEW TO BE MOSTLY FROM THE AGRICULTURAL 1:30 SHOP CONCERT FOOT Of JOSEPH SCIMONE OF REVERE AfTER HIS MOTORCYCLE COLLIDED HEAD-ON WITH COLLEGE, BROKE INTO THE BUILDING, 3:00 BASEBALL GAME Of THE DAY SMASHED TYPEWRITERS AND TELEPRINTERS, 5:00 NEWS A CAR IN REVERE A HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN SAID AfTER THE TORE TELEPHONES FROM THE WALL AND ...... OPERATION THAT SCIMONE WAS IN fAIR BURNED SEVERAL THOUSAND EDITIONS Of RESUME DEPORTATION HEARINGS CONDITION. THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE THE PAPER. STAfr MEMBERS ANO WATCHMEN TRYING MANILA, JULY 29 (UPI)--DEPORTATION REPORT ON THE OUTCOME OF THE SURGERY. HEARINGS AGAINST HARRY S. STONEHILL Two MONTHS AGO, SURGEONS AT THE TO HOLD THEM Off WERE BOWLED OVER. WERE TO BE RESUMED HERE MONDAY IN THE HOSPITAL MADE MEDICAL HISTORY BY RE­ THE STUDENTS WERE ANGRY BECAUSE WAKE OF A BREWING SCANDAL ALLEGEDLY JOINING THE SEVERED RIGHT ARM Of THEY SAID THE PAPER HAD NOT GIVEN INVOLVING TOP GOVERNMENT OffiCIALS EVERETT (RED) KNOWLES JR., 12, OF ADEQUATE COVERAGE TO THEIR DEMANDS THAT THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE NOT SE WiTH THE AMERICAN TYCOON. SOMERV I LLL ABOLISHED AS HAS SEEN PROPOSED. JUSTICE UNDERSECRETARY MAGNO 5 IT MARKED THE fiRST TIME A SEVERED GATMAITAN, WHO IS ALSO DEPORTATION LIMB HAD BEEN REATTACHED SUCCESSfULLY. No INJURIES WERE REPORTED AND WHEN BOARD CHAIRMAN, HAD SET THE RESUMPTION POLICE AND fiREMEN ARRIVED THE STU­ DENTS HAD DEPARTED LEAVING THE PAPER'S OF THE HEARINGS AT 4 PoMo (oBoo GMT) HIPPO IN TROUBLE AT THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT BUILDING. STAfF TO CLEAN UP THE DEBRIS. STONEHILL AND THREE BUSINESS ASSO- NAIROBI, KENYA, JULY 29 (UPI)-- elATES, AMERICANS ROBERT AND JOHN "OPERATION HORACE" WAS LAUNCHED TODAY WANT DEFENSE INSTALLATIONS BROOKS AND GERMAN KARL BECK, HAVE IN AN EfrORT TO RESCUE A STRANDED M TOKYO, JULY 29 (UPI)--THE DEfENSE BEEN CHARGED BEfORE THE BOARD WITH HIPPO. HORACE, A BLUNDERINQ HIPPO- MINISTRY IS GOING SHOPPING IN THE !LLEGAL CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS, TAX POTAMUS, FELL INTO A CANAL NOT FAR UeSo fOR $300 MILLION WORTH OF ELEC­ EVASION AND BRIBERY Of PUBLIC OFfICIALS. fROM THE TANA RIVER POWER STATION fIVE TRONIC EQUIPMENT TO GIVE JAPAN A IN THE PAST WEEK, TWO CONGRESSIONAL I DAYS AGO. INSTEAD OF CLIMBING OUT, SECURE DEFENSE AGAINST AERIAL ATTACK, COMMITTEES HAVE STARTED SEPARATE IN- HE CHARGED THROUGH A TUNNEL TO THE THE KYODO NEWS AGENCY REPORTED TODAY. VESTIGATIONS REGARDING WIDELY PUBLISHED HEAD Of A POND. KYODO SAID A GROUP OF JAPANESE NEWSPAPER REPORTS THAT HIGH RANKING THEN HE FOUND HE COULDN'T MOVE ENGINEERS WILL BE DISPATCHED TO THE OFfiCIALS, INCLUDING SEVERAL SENATORS, EITHER WAY. HORACE HAS BEEN STUCK UoSo LATE THIS SUMMER TO STUDY "BASE CONGRESSMEN AND CABINET MEMBERS, NOW FOR FIVE DAYS. AIR DEfENSE GROUND ENVIRONMENT SYS­ ALLEGEDLY RECEIVED fiNANCIAL FAVORS GAME DEPARTMENT OfFICIALS AND THE TEMS"--CALLED "BADGE" BY AMERICAN fROM STONEHILL EAST AfRICAN POWER AND LIGHTING MILITARY MEN. ••••• COMPANY MOUNTED "OPERATION HORACE" A BADGE SYSTEM CONSISTS OF RADARS, STOCKHOLM, JULY 29 (UPI)--foRMER TODAY, ATTEMPTING TO fiRE AN ANESTHE- COMPUTERS AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES DE­ U.S. PRESIDENT DWIGHT EISENHOWER AND TIZING DART INTO THE HIPPO SO HE CAN SIGNED TO SPOT ENEMY AIRCRAfT AND HIS WIfE, SMILING BROADLY AND APPEAR- BE LIfTED OUT BY A CRANE AND TRANS- ISSUE INSTRUCTIONS fOR DESTROYING ING WELL RESTED AFTER AN OVERNIGHT FERRED TO THE NAIROBI GAME 'ARK. THEM. TRAIN TRIP FROM COPENHAGEN, ARRIVED • ••• TODAY FOR A FOUR DAY VISIT. TOKYO--TROPICAL STORM NORA WAS TOKYO, JULY 28::fROPICAL STORM EISENHOWER WAS GREETED WITH CHEERS LOCATED 472 MILES SOUTH-SOUTHEAST or LOUISE VIRTUALLY BLEW ITSELF OUT OVER AND SHOUTS OF "LONG LIVE EISENHOWER" NAHA, OKINAWA AT 9 PoMo YESTERDAY, JAPAN TODAY BUT NOT BEFORE IT HAD BY THOUSANDS OF ENTHUSIASTIC SWEDES THE JOINT TYPHOON WARNING CENTER AT CAUSED AT LEAST II DEATHS. IN THE STATION GUAM REPORTED WITH CENTER WINDS A- THf STORM WHICH HIT SKiKOKU WITH EISENHOWER, HIS WIFE AND GRAND- BOUT 46 MILES-AN-HOUP, NORA WAS MOV- WINDS Of UP TO 100 MILES-AN-HO~R\ S CHILDREN ARE ON A TOUR OF EUROPE. INQ NORTHWEST AT 8 MILES-AN-HOUR. PACKING LESS THAN HALf THE PUN • • - -/ THE SPECTATOR -- BY JIM CHRISTENSEN MOUNTAINBALL ACTiON SAW A COUPLE Of UNEVEN GAMES OVER THE WEEKEND, THE fiRST ONE ON SATURDAY NIGHT. A NEAR SPORTS CAPACITY CROWD SAW THE ROI NAMUR TEAM DEfEAT UTILITIES IN NEAR SHUTOUT 16-1 PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION MONDAY 30 JULY 1962 GAME. UTBLITIES v ONLY RUN WAS SEEN IN THE THIRD INNING WHEN E. DAVUS WAS TOMORROW'S ALL-STAR GAME MAJOR LEAGUE STAND~NGS DRIVEN OVER HOME PLATE BY CRAFTONvS MAY END TWO-PER-YEAR CONTEST AMERICAN LEAGUE DOUBLE. THE INNING SAW UTILITiES CHICAGO, JULY 29 (UPI)--JOHNNY WON LOST PCT. GB SCORE THREE OF THEIR fiVE HITS. PODRES Or THE los ANGELES DODGERS WAS NEW YO!?K 60 612 -- ROI NAMUR DISPLAYED THE BEST Of THAl NAMED TON~GHT BY THE NATIONAL LEAGUE los ANGELES )6 ~~ ·560 5, ISLAND'S TALENT AND FINE PLAY BOTH ON TO FACE CAMILO PASCUAL Or THE MINNE­ MINNESOTA 56 45 .554 5- THE OfFENSE AND DEFENSE. SONNY KAPAHU SOTA TWINS IN THE SECOND ALL-STAR BALTIMORE 53 515 ~ AND MORADO AGUSTINE HIT HOMERS IN THE GAME MONDAY WHICH MAY WRiTE THE END CLEVELAND 50 ~g ~IO !O THIRD iNNING WITH Russ WHETEAHR POUND­ Or A PAGE OF BASEBAll HISTORY. CHICAGO 52 • 95 Hi ING A DOUBLE AND A TRIPLE IN THE SAME PODRlS WAS SELECTED TO GO FOR THE DETROIT ~ 50 4~0 12 LONG INNING. THOMAS JOHNSON HIT A 6 TO 9 NATIONAL LEAGUE fAVORITiES BOSTON 56 4 6 !~ DOUBLE IN THE THIRD. JAMES PLUNKETT ArTER WARREN SPAHN, ORIGINALLY PICKED KANSAS CitY ~~ .421 !&k HIT A HOMER iN THE fifTH WHILE WHET­ BY MANAGER fRED HUTCHINSON, RELUCTANT­ WASH I NGTON 39 ~6 394 2ii EAHR HIT ANOTHER TRIPLE IN THAT INN­ lY SURRENDERED THE ASSiGNMENT BECAUSE ING. LINSEY HIT A HOME RUN IN THE OF A SORE ELBOW. NATIONAL LEAGUE SIXTH TO HELP ADD UP THE fOUR HOMERS PASCUAL, LOSER Or THE FIRST GAME los ANGELES 70 66~ -- FOR THE GAME AhD SCORE THE 16TH RUN. SAN rRANCISCO 3~ 6 AT WASHI~GTON ON JULY ~O, WAS DETER­ 67 g MORADO AGUSTINE WAS THE WINNING MINED TO THWART THE NATIONALS' AT­ P!TTSBURGH 61 ~3 ~ PITCHER, P. DAVIS AND GOLDSTEIN TEMPT TO SQUARE THE GLAMOR SERIES AT CiNCIN~AT! 59 42 §84 9 SHARED THE LOSING PITCHER SPOT. 16 WiNS EACH AT WRnGlEY fiELD. ST lou!s 54 47 ·548 12 THE fiRST GAME ON SUNDAY SAW CHANCE lEfTHANDER PODRES, WHO REPLACED MILWAUKEE 50 ~~9 15.1 VOUGHT STOP AIR TRAfFIC 11-6. EACH TEAMMATE DON DRYSDALE ON THE NATIONAL PH!LADELPHIA ~8 58 • 53 221 TEAM HAD ONE HOMER. UPDEGROVE SCORED LEAGUE SQUAD BECAUSE THE 81G fijRE­ CHICAGO 38 -369 3cJ A HOMER FOR CHANCE VOUGHT IN THE SE­ BALLER PITCHED TODAY, HAS BEEN RE­ HOUSTON 31 ~~ .360 COND WHICH DROVE IN SAKAI AND AIR GAiNiNG HIS FORM AfTER A SLOW START. NEW YORK 26 74 260 ~:i TRAFFIC'S ASATO BLASTED A HOMER THAi !N HIS LAST r~VE STARTS HE HAS AL­ • 0 .. DROVE IN NAKAMOTO AND PINHO • LEWANDOWSKI WAS THE WINNING PITCHER, LOWED ONLY iO EARNED RUNS WITH fOUR TENNIS DOUBLES SCHEDULED COMPLETE GAMES, TO RUN HIS RECORD TO MEHAU THE LOSER. 7-7. HE HAS APPEARED iN ONLY O~E ALL- BOYCE-HYNE AND BAGANO-MAKAHANALOA SECURITY SQUEEZED BY BILLETING STAR GAME--THE SECOND GAME IN 1960--ANb MEET AGAIN TOMORROW NIGHT AT 5 P~M~ 11-8 ON DALLY fiELD SUNDAY HOPES WAS Nor THE PITCHER OF RECORD WERE RAISED rOR BILLETING IN THE BOT- lH~S COULD MARK THE END OF A TWO­ MOUNrA~NBALL SCHEDULE 10M OF THE SEVENTH, BUT THE ATTEMPTED PER-YEAR ALL-STAR CONTEST STARTED IN RALLY fELL SHORT AT FOUR RUNS FOR THE 30 JULY-5 AUGUST, 6 P~Mo EXCEPTIONS** i959 TO PAD THE PLAfERS' PENSION FUNDo INNING, EIGHT fOR THE GAME AND THREE MON: SPOILERS VS. BANK Of HAWAI~ -- THE AMERICAN LEAGUE AlREAD~ OPPOSED TUES: CARDiNALS VS. fIL-AMERICANS RUNS SHORT Or THE SECURITY BOYS' II THE SECOND GAME AND BASEBALL COMMIS­ WED: DOUGLAS VS. NAVY TOM WAS THE WINNING PITCHER, CLARK SIONER fORD FRiCK ALSO IS AGAUNST TWO THE LOSER. THURS~ GARDEN SHOP VS MARiNE DEPART MATCHESo FRI: CARDINALS VS, BILLETING ~N THE SECOND UNEVEN GAME SUNDAY THE STARTING LINEUPS WILL BE THE AfTERNOON NAVY BOMBED THE FIRE COMETS *SAT: 6:30, ROI NAMUR VS. fiRE COMETS SAME AS IN THE fiRST GAME AT WASHING­ 20-3. GETTING THINSS OFF TO A fAST fSUNDAY~ TON< START IN THE fiRST INNING, NAVy 6 S -12 NOON HnGH SCHOOL VS. SECURITY JIM LANDIS WAS EXCUSED FROM THE BATS BEGAN TO BOOM FOR A TOTAL OF 2 P.. Mo BANK Of HAWAI I VS. OKOLEHAU ALL-STAR ROSTER BECAUSE HE INJURED EIGHT HITS AND TEN RUNS AfTER THE fiRE 4 P~M. CROSSROADS vs. MIXERS HIS TOE IN BATTING PRACTICE AT WASH­ COMETS HAD SCORED TWO RUNS IN THE TOP 6 P"M .. WECO VS. CHANCE VOUGHT !NGTON ON THURSDAYo HE WAS REPLACED OF THE INNINGo BY AL KALINEo PaTcHER RAY HERBERT NAVY's fORINGER HIT A HOMER IN THE BRANDON FIELD MOUNTAINBALl PRACTICE OF THE WHITE Sox WAS NAMED TO REPLACE 30 JULY - 4 AUGUST SECOND INNING rOLLOWED BY THARP WHO KEN McBRIDE, WHO SUfFERED AN ATTACK MONDAY - BILLETING BLASTED A TRIPLE. NAVY'S DAVIS BLASTED OF PLEURISY TUESDAY - CROSSROADS A HOMERUN IN THE THIRD AND NICHOLSON AMERICAN MANAGER RALPH HOUK HAD WEDNESDAY - GARDEN SHOP LET FLY WITH A TRIPLE IN THE SAME INN­ SOME OTHER NEW HANDS, TOO, ~E NAMED THURSDAY - CARDINALS !NGo PODROUZEK, RAUTENBERG, THARP, H~S OWN YOGI BERR! or THE YANKEES fRiDAY - fIL-AMERICANS STALLINGS AND NICHOLSON HIT DOUBLES AND BOSTONus PETE RUNNELS TO THE TEAM SATURDAY - OKOLEHAU FOR THE GAME ALONG WITH SOUTHPAW PITCHER JIM KAAT Tlos HIT TWO DOUBLES FOR THE LOSERS OF THE MINNESOTA TWINSo AND GOHIER HiT ONE. TeT BOWliNG LEAGUE MANAGER fRED HUTCHINSON OF THE SCHEDULE STALLINGS WAS THE WINNING PITCHER NATIONALS REPLACED BOB SHAW Or MIL­ TUESDAY 31 JULY WHILE GOHJER WAS THE LOSER. WAUKEE wnTH ART MAHAFfEY Or THE PHIL­ 1-2 PIPE SHOP vs. CARPENTER SHOP THE CROSSROADS CAME BACK AfTER LIES AND, IN ADDITION TO THE PODRES 3-4 fiNANCIAL MGMT vs. SEC. & IND. REI THEIR LOSS LAST WEEK AND DOWNED WECO FOR DRYSDALE SwiTCH, ADDED fRANK ROB­ 5-6 POWER HOUSE vs. PEDAGOGUES ~2-6 FOR SUNDAYuS LAST GAME. THE INSON OF THE REDS, BILLY WILLIAMS OF 7-8 PAiNT SHOP vs. BOILER PLANT CROSSROADS BOYS LOOKED MIGHTY fORMI­ lHE CUBS AND EDDIE MATHEWS OF THE DABLE AS THEY BLASTED THE BALL ALL BRAVES. WEDNESDAY I AUGUST OVER THE PARK IN THE TOP OF THE rlRST HUTCHINSONuS LINE UP, AS DiCTATED 1-2 AVIATION vs. SHOP STORES ROCKETS INNING GAIN A SIX RUN LEAD AND THEN BY THE VOTE Of THE PLAYERS, HAS PITTS­ 3-4 MULLETS vs. TRANSPORTATION RETIRED WECO IN ORDER IN THE BOTTOM BURGHfS DICK GROAT LEADING OFF AT 5-6 PIRATES vs. MARINE DEPT OF THE SAME INNING. WECO MADE SEVERAL SHORTSTOP FOLLOWED BY ROBERTO CLEMENTE, 7-8 GUTTERNAUTS VS. BILLETING ATTEMPTS AT A COMEBACK IN THE GAME, PITTSBURGH, RIGH1 FIELD, WILLIE MAYS, BUT WAS UNABLE TO CURB THE CROSSROAD'S SAN fRANCISCO, CENTER FiELD, ORLANDO BIG LEAGUE CHATTER ONSLAUGHT. CEPEDA, GIANTS, fiRST BASE, TOMMY THE NEW YORK YANKEES ARE CONTINUING SOUTH WAS THE WINNING PITCHER, DAVIS, los ANGELES, LEFT fiELD, TO PULL AWAY fROM THE PACK IN THE AMER SAYLOR THE LOSER. KEN BOYER, Sr. LOUiS, THIRD BASE, ICAN LEAGUE PENNANT RACE. THE YANKEES DEG CRANDALL, MiLWAUKEE, CATCHER, EDGED THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX, 4-3, SAT­ HE BROUGHT HIS OWN TAPE MEASURE? BILL MAZEROSKI, PITTSBURGH, SECOND URDAY, TO BOOST THEIR LEAGUE-LEAD TO PAT SHERIDAN Of ROI NAMUR'S TCT BASE, AND EITHER SPAHN OR PODRES. 5 GAMES AS THE 2ND-PLACE Los ANGELES HOUK JUGGLED HIS DICTATED OPENING SPECIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT WON THE ANGELS LOST TO DETRO!T, 6-1 ELSE­ GOLF DRIVING CONTEST THERE A WEEK AGO LINEUP SLIGHTLY, MOVING CATCHER WHERE, MINNESOTA WHIPPED CLEVELAND, EARL BATTEY Or THE TWINS fROM SEVENTH YESTERDAY, RELIABLE SOURCES REPORTED 5-2, WASHINGTON TROUNCED BOSTON, 9-1, TODAY. HE SCORED A DRIVE OF 216 YARDS, TO SIXTH PLACE IN ThE BATTING ORDER, AND BALTIMORE TOOK A DOUBLEHEADER fROM .f, 2 FEET AND 8 INCHES TO WIN THE PRIZE. ) EXCHANGING PLACES WITH LEON WAGNER KANSAS CITY, 3-0 AND 7-1 '1 OF' THE ANGELS WHO PROMOTED THE CONTEST? PAT SHERI­ DAN, OF" COURSE! HIS LINEUP HAS MINNESOTA THIRD ROGER MARIS, YANKEE CENTERr~ELDER BASEMAN RltH ROLLINS LEADING OFr MICKEY MANTLE, BALTIMORE fiRST BASEMAN FOLLOWED BY Los ANGELES SECOND BASE­ JIM GENTILE, BATTEY, WAGNER IN LEfl TOASTMASTERS CLUB MEETS TONIGHT AT MAN BILLf MORAN, YANKEE RiG~T riElDER fiELD, CHICAGO SHORTSTOP LuftS APARICIO 7 P.M~ AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS MONDAY 30 JULY 1962 ... NOTICES oni'lhl WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWT/ME 7:30 P M. MIT LINCOLN LABORATORY NEEDS A fUL~ "THE LAST VOYAGE ff C TfM£ SECRETARY FOR PROJECT PRESSo ROBERT STACK, DOROTHY MALONE--fILMED PARTLY IN JAPAN, THIS IN­ CALL MR ROBERT BROWN AT 9-431 VOLVES THE SINKiNG OF A LUXURY OCEAN LINER AND THE DRAMtTIC RESCUE BY LIFEBOAT OF 1,500 PASSENGERS SHORT SUBJECT: "CRU ISE CAT" POSITION WANTED AS EXECUTiVE SECRETARY CALL 532 BETWEEN 8 TO 3 LINDA POWELL RICHARDSON -- SHOWT/ME 7:30 P M "BLUEPR I NT fOR ROBBERY" B & W HELP WANTED--OPENINGS IN KWAJ BEAUTY PAT O'MALLEY--THE fAMOUS MILLION-DOLLAR BRINK'S ROBBERY OF SOME PARLOR FOR 2 FULL OR PART-TIME OPER­ YEARS AGO FORMS THE BASIS FOR THIS TALE OF THE ALMOST PERfECT CRIME SHORT TORS. CONTACT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELA­ SUBJECT: "POSSlJ.1 PEARL" TiONS OR CALL MR BROWN, EXT 307, fOR fULL INfORMATION. YOKWE YUK SHOWTIMES 7:00 P M AND 9:00 P M "SAFE AT Ha-tE" B & W WANTED TO BUY ROGER MARIS, MICKEY MANTLE--THE STORY Of A LITTLE-LEAGUER WHO A BLACK MATERNITY SKIRT SIZE 14 HAS THE JOY OF MEETING TWO "BIG" BIG-LEAGUERS, ROGER MARIS, AND MICKEY MANTLE CALL 2316. SHORT SUBJECT: "MAGOOS CANINE MEETING"

fOR SALE ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6:30 P M AND 8:45 P M. AMPEX 960 STEREO TAPE RECORDER $300. "CAPE FEAR" B & W ALSO KNIGHT 20 WATT STEREO AMPLifiER GREGORY PECK, ROBERT MITCHUM--BASED ON THE NOVEL, "THE EXECUTION­ $25 00 W4TH PURCHASE Of THE RECORDER. EkS" THIS TELLS Of A MAN'S REVENGE ON ANOTHER MAN WHO HAD HELPED CONVICT HIM PHONE DURiNG WORKING HOURS 9-330 OR ON ASSAULT CHARGES. SHORT SUBJECT: "PEST SHOW" 2218 AFTER 4:30 P M

NEW LADIES' RED HIGH HEELED SHOES XI5 IS LAST WORD IN ROI NAMUR MOVIES SIZE 5~ B ALSO TAN CANVAS SHOES. MANNED AIR SPACE TRAVEL MONDAY 30 JULY 1962 8 PM. PHONE 2440 EDWARDS AIR rORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA, "SURPR ISE PACKAGE" B & W JULY 30 (UPI)--SCIENTISTS HAVE START­ YUL BRENNER--A DEPORTED TAX-EVADING LOST ED MODIFICATIONS ON AMERICA'S XI5 ROC GANGSTER IS EXILED TO A GREEK ISLAND --siLLFOLD LOST WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT KET SHIP IN PREPARATION FOR A NEW ERA WHERE A GANG OF THU;S SCHEME TO ROB THE R lCHARDSON THEATRE. IMPORTANT OF PIONEERING EXPERIMENTS BY THE REV­ HIM Of A MiLLION DOLLARS HE DOESN'T PAPERS fl~DER PLEASE CONTACT BILL OLUTIONARY HALF PLANE, HALF SPACECRAF HAVE. AJIMINE AT 353 THE XI5 WILL FLY A TWO-YEAR PROGRAM SHORT SUBJECT: "MIDGET MUSCLEMAN" OF UNIQUE TESTS THAT W!LL INCLUDE PHO (SUBJECT TO CHANGE) VlANTED TOGRAPHING OF THE STARS FROM THE REAL A SMALL KITTEN CONTACT R W WOOD OF SPACE AND AN ATTEMPT TO DEVELOP 1M TUESDAY 31 JULY 1962 8 P.M. AT 9-429 DURING DUTY HOURS PROVED GU,DANCE METHODS FOR EARTH OR­ "INfORMATION RECEIVED" SABBINA BITING SPACE VEHICLES SESSELMAN, WILLIAM SYLVESTER--WITH A GENERAL NOTiCES THE No I VERSION OF THE THREE XI5s BACKDROP, THIS TELLS HOW A DETECTIVE BRIDGE AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY WAS RETURNED TO ITS HANGAR TO UNDERGO BREAKS UP A SAfE-CRACKING GANG, WHILE MONDAY AT 7:30 P M REVISION FOLLOWING RECENT FLIGHTS BY POSING AS A NOTORIOUS AMERICAN SAFE­ TEST PILOT NEIL ARMSTRONG, WHO fL:W CRACKER BUT ACTUALLY COOPERATING WITH WOMEN'S CLUB "GAMES DAY" HELD EACH INTRICATE "ROLLER COASTER" MANEUVERS SCOTLAND YARD. TUESDAY 1:15 P M AT TftE YOKWE YUK TO SIMULATE Rt-ENTRY fROM SPACE. SHORT SUBJECT: "Ha4E SWEET HOo1E CLUB BRIDGE AND MAH JONG ARE PLAYED SO FAR AS !5 KNOWN, THE CHANGES IN WRECKER" THE No I SHiP WILL BE THE FIRST BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY "FLIGHT LINE" WORK YET TAKEN fOR THE CAN'T TRUST FORMER PRIME TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8:00 P M NEW "SECOND PHASE" XI5 PROGRAM-­ MiNISTER TO OBty ORDERS SCHEDULED TO TAKE TO THE SKY IN THE LONDON, JULY 30 (UPI)--A SOURCE CLOS BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUPS FALL TO SIR W,NSTON CHURCHILL SAID TONIGHT SCIENTISTS SAID THE X!5, WHICH AL­ ARTICLES TO BE CONSIGNED OR DONATED THE 87-YEAR-OLD W1RLD WAR II PRIME MIN READY HAS SKYROCKETED TO A WORLD AIR­ TO THE BARGAIN BAZAAR WILL BE PICKED ISTER "PROBABLY IS WELL ENOUGH TO LEAV PLANE ALTITUDE RECORD OF ALMOST 60 UP EACH TUESDAY BETWEEN 9:00 A M. AND THE HOSPITAL BUT HIS DOCTORS CAN MAKE MILES, WOULD SOAR "MUCH HIGHER"--POS­ 11:00 A.M - PLEASE CALL 646 OR 2403 HIM BEHAVE HIMSELf THERE BETTER THAN SIBLY TO 100 MILES ABOVE THE EARTH-­ AT HOME " IN THE IMPENDING EXPERIMENTS "HE IS COMING ALONG WELL," A fRIEND NEW BANKING HOURS THERE ALSO WAS A POSSIBILITY IT SAID. "IN SIMILAR CASES THE DOCTORS EFFECTIVE MONDAY, JULY 30, THE NEW MIGHT EXCEED ITS PRESENT WORLD SPEED PROBABLY WOULD LET THE PATIENT GO HOME HOURS OF OPERATION FOR THE BANK OF HA­ RECORD FOR WINGED AIRCRAfT OF 4,156 TO CONVALESCE. BUT THEY KNOW THAT If WAI I ON KWAJALEIN WILL BE: MONDAY MILES AN HOUR SIR WINSTON IS OUT Of THEIR CONSTANT THRU SATURDAY 10:30 - 1:00, THURSDAY - SIGHT THEY CAN'T TRUST HIM TO OBEY OR­ 4:30 - 5:30. SHADES OF VOLSTEAD' DERS." NAIROBI, JULY 30 (UPI)--rROM NOW ON, fiRE HAZARDS MUST BE NO WOMAH UNDER 50 AND NO MAN UNDER 27 MAGGIE IS COVER GIRL IS ALLOWED TO DRINK IN THE NANDI DIS­ ELIMINATED IN HOUSING AREA LONDGN, JULY 30 (UPI)--PHOTOGRAPHER TRICT OF KENYA. IT'S AN ORDER fRGM WILLIAM BISHELL, CHIEF FIRE PREVEN­ TONY ARMSTRONG JaNES HAS TURNED HIS THE AFRICAN DISTRICT COUNCIL TION INSPECTOR, PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING WIFE, PRINCESS MARGARET, INTO A GLAM­ MEN AND WOMEN OVER 50 ARE ALLOWED T NOTICE TO OCCUPANTS Of TRAILERS AND OROUS MAGAZINE COVER GIRL HOLD DRINKING PARTIES ONLY ON THREE MILLIONS OF BRITONS TODAY GOT A LOOK DEPENDENT HOUSING: DAYS A WEEK. rlRE PREVENTION INSPECTIONS OF THE AT THEIR NEW STYLE PRINCESS IN ARMSTRONG THE C)UNCIL HAS ALSC ORDERED THAT HOUSING AREAS, DISCLOSED A NUMBER OF JONES' LATEST PORTRAIT Of HIS PUBLISH­ KAFFIR BEER MUST BE DRUNK ONLY THROUG STYROFOAM BLOCKS AROUND QUARTERS ED IN THE NATION'S NEWSPAPERS. DRINKING TUBES. PEOPLE MAY DRINK BEE THESE BLOCKS ARE A SERIOUS FIRE HAZARD IT SHOWED THE 31-YEAR-OLD MARGARET OUT OF GLASSES ONLY ON LICENSED PREM­ A NUMBER OF WOOD PLAYHOUSES WERE ALSO WITH A WIDE-EYED ALMOST MONA LISA-ISH ISES IN MARKET CEHTER. NOTED, SUCH STRUCTURES ARE POTENTIAL SMILE WITH BARE SHOULDERS AND A SIMPLE, THE HOME BREWING Of BEER IS SANNED fiRE TRAPS fOR SMALL CHILDREN, WHO MAY BUT GLAMOROUS, UPSWEPT HAIRDO. THE COUNCIL NOW ALLOWS DRINKING PAR GAIN ACCESS TO MATCHES TIES ONLY ON THURSDAYS, fRIDAYS AND IT IS RlQUESTED THAT ALL OCCUPANTS NEW CERAMICS CLASS FORMED SATURDAYS. IT SAYS IT HOPES THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE STYROfOAM BLOCKS, UNAUTHOR­ WILL DEVOTE MORE Of THE REST OF THE THE FIRST MEETING Of THE NEWLY ORGAN IZED PLAYHOUSES, OR OTHER STRUCTURES, TIME TO fARMING INSTEAD OF BEER DRINK IZED CERAMICS CLASS WILL BE TOMORROW CONTACT THE GARDEN SHOP, (PHONE 579) ING EVENING AT 7 P M IN THE CERAMICS ROOM FOR REMOVAL FROM PREMISES OF THE SPECIAL SERVICES BLDG NE~ MEM A REMINDER BERS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND SERVICES OFFERED EPISCOPAL SERVICES ARE HELD IN THE NEED A BABY SITTER2 CONTACT PAT OR MEMORIAL CHAPEL EVERY TUESDAY eVENING ANYONE INTERESTED IN TAILOR MADE RICHARD WHEELER AT TRAILER 81 AT 1900, YOUR ATTENDENCE IS AN INDICA CLOTHES OR LADIES BEADED SWEATERS fROM TION OF YOUR NEED TO SUPPORT THE HONG KONG MAY CALL LARRY AND NANCY NEWS ITEMS2 CALL 2114 OR 539 CHURCH. THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF THE JOHNSON AT 2493 NEW CHURCH YEAR, START IT RIGHT BY AT L-______~~~~IN~~R~G~U~L~A~R~L~Y~ ______~ ______'