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HOU RGLASS~ VOL 4 No 1447 ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE 1963

TEMPERATURES RUSS IA~I '"'ETS SAN FRANCISCO--fAIR, 70-52, TOKYO-­ NW AIRLINER OVERFLY US CARRIER RAIN, 61-56, NEW YORK--CLOUDY, 80-63, DEBRIS FOUND WASHINGTON (UPI)--SIX RUSSIAN TWIN­ MEXICO CITY--SHOWERS, 69-40; LONDON-­ ANCHORAGE (UPI)--SEARCHERS FOUND JET PLANES MADE AN AERIAL INSPECTION FAIR, LATER THUNDER SHOWERS, 72-50, AIRCRAFT DEBRIS AND PARTS Of HUMAN Of THE U.S AIRCRAfT CARRIER RANGER PARIS--POSSIBLE SHOWERS, 70-55; KWAJ­ BODIES TODAY AND CONCLUDED THAT A MISS­ IN THE PACifiC EARLY TODAY, THE NAVY ALE IN, 88-78 AND ROI NAMUR, 90-78 ING MILITARY AIRLINER WITH 101 PERSONS SAID. IT WAS THE fiRST SOVIET PASS THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY RANGED BETWEEN ABOARD CRASHED OR DITCHED IN THE GULF OVER U S NAVY SHIPS SINCE MID-MARCH 90 AND 75 PERCENT OF ALASKA. THE NAVY SAID THE OVERfLIGHTS WERE RAINFALL YESTERDAY WAS 0 01 INCHES A COAST GUARD SPOKESMAN AT JUNEAU IN INTERNATIONAL WATERS. THE SOVIET THE TOTAL SO FAR THIS MONTH IS I 48 SAID THE FINDINGS INDICATED THE PLANE PLANES APPEARED TO HAVE DiffiCULTY INCHES APPARENTLY STRUCK THE WATER "WITH CON­ SEEING THE RANGER IN OVERCAST WEATHER SIDERABLE IMPACT." CIVIL RIGHTS AT THE SCENE AND ONE Of THEM MADE A THREE AIRPLANES AND SIX SHIPS CON­ WHITE WOMAN LOW PASS OVER THE CARRIER, THE RANGER TINUED A SEARCH fOR POSSIBLE SURVIVORS. ARRESTED IN DEMONSTRATION REPORTED TO NAVY HEADQUARTERS THE COAST GUARD SPOKESMAN SAID THE THE RUSSIANS WERE SPOTTED ON THE JACKSON, MISS (UPI)--A WHITE HOUSE­ DEBRIS AND BODIES DEfiNITELY WERE fROM SHIP'S RADAR AND WERE PROMPTLY "IN­ WifE fROM CONCORD, MASS., WAS ARRESTED THE NORTHWEST ORIENT A,RLINES DC7 WHICH TERCEPTED BY ESCORTING PLANES" AND CARRIED BODILY TO A WAITING POLICE DISAPPEARED YESTERDAY LAUNCHED fROM THE CARRIER BY THE TIME WAGON WHEN SHE AND THREE NEGROES TURN­ THE FOUR-ENGINE PLANE, LOADED WiTH THE RED CRAFT WERE 65 TO 100 MILES ED UP AT CITY HALL YESTERDAY DURING A SERVICEMEN AND CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES OF FROM THE SHIP. RENEWED SURGE Of RACIAL PROTESTS IN THE MILITARY AND THEIR DEPENDENTS, WAS THE INCIDENT OCCURRED 330 MILES THIS TENSE MISSISSIPPI CAPITAL. ON A FLIGHT fROM MCCHORD AIR FORCE EAST Of JAPAN AS THE RANGER WAS PRO­ POLICE ARRESTED AT LEAST 32 OF THE BASE NEAR TACOMA, WASHINGTON TO ELMEN-

CEEDING HOMEWARD ON THE GREAT CIRCLE DEMONSTRATORS AND LODGED THEM AT A DORF AFB AT ANCHORAGE. I I I I ROUTE AfTER HAVING BEEN WITH THE U.S TEMPORARY STOCKADE SET UP AT THE STATE TWENTY-EIGHT WOMEN AND CHILDREN--SIX, SEVENTH FLEET IN THE FAR EAST fAIRGROUNDS. fAMILY GROUPS--WERE ABOARD THE PLANE. THE INTERCEPT W~S 'CCOMPLISHED BY A AT ONE PO I NT, I NTEGRAT ION LEADERS ICING ENCOUNTERED NAVY AIRCRAFT LAUNCHED FROM THE CAR­ HAD GROUPS OF DEMONSTRATORS MOVING INTO THE PLANE WAS ABOUT 150 MILES NORTH­ RIER TO ESCORT THE RUSSIAN PLANES DUR­ THE DOWNTOWN AREA AT 10-MINUTE INTER­ WEST Of KETCH I KAN, ALASKA, YESTERDAY IV ING THE OVERFLIGHT VALS. ALL POLICE CARS WERE SUMMONED WHEN THE PILOT, CAPT. ALBERT F OLSEN, THE ANNOUNCEMENT EMPHASIZED THAT TO GIVE ASSISTANCE. Of SUMNER, WASH., REPORTED HE WAS AT "THE OVERFLIGHTS WERE MADE OVER INTER­ THE WHITE WOMAN WHO TOOK PART IN 16,000 fEET AND ENCOUNTERING LIGHT NATIONAL WATERS WHERE THE RUSSIAN AIR­ THE C,TY HALL DEMONSTRATION WAS MRS ICING CONDITIONS. HE ASKED fOR A CRAFT HAS EVERY LEGAL RIGHT TO BE " BARBARA MASSAR, 27, WifE Of A fREE ROUTINE CHANGE Of ALTITUDE, AND RE­ I THE LAST PREVIOUS SUCH OVERFLIGHT LANCE PHOTOGRAPHER AND THE MOTHER Of CEIVED PERMISSION fROM THE FEDERAL WAS ABOVE THE CARRIER CONSTELLATION, TWO CHILDREN SHE SAID BEfORE LEAV­ AVIATION AGENCY CONTROL TO CLIMB 2,000 AND WAS CARRIED OUT BY fOUR-ENGINED ING CONCORD LAST WEEK SHE INTENDED TO fEET. HE WAS NEVER HEARD fROM AGAIN. RUSSIAN "BEAR" AIRCRAfT JOIN THE DEMONSTRATIONS TO "BEAR WIT­ A SEARCH WAS STARTED, AND A ROYAL NESS TO MY SUPPORT OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY, THE U S. CANADIAN AIR FORCE PLANE LAST NIGHT CARRIERS FORRESTAL, KITTY HAWK, PRINCE­ STRUGGLE " SIGHTED DEBRIS ABOUT 60 MILES WEST OF TON AND THE NUCLEAR POWERED ENTERPRISE THE INITIAL GROUPS Of DEMONSTRATORS GRAHAM ISLAND OfF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA WERE OVERfLOWN. THE ENTERPRISE AND WERE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY WHEN THEY COAST. THE FORRESTAL WERE IN THE NORTH ATLAN­ TURNED UP AT A HALF DOZEN DOWNTOWN THE SITE WAS ABOUT 300 MILES SOUTH TIC, WHILE THE KITTY HAWK AND PRINCE­ RESTURANTS AND EATING PLACES. OF THE PLANE'S LAST REPORTED LOCATION, TON WERE IN THE NORTH PACifiC. NEARLY 500 NEGRO DEMONSTRATORS WERE AND IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION fROM WHICH THE INTERPRETATION AT THAT TIME WAS ARRESTED IN JACKSON LAST WEEK, BUT THE IT WAS FLYING. PROTESTS SUBSIDED OVER THE WEEKEND AND I THAT THE RUSSIANS WERE EXTENDING THEIR THE COAST GUARD CUTTER SORRELL REPORT­ SURVEILLANCE TO NEAR-GLOBAL PROPOR­ MAYOR ALLEN THOMPSON, WHILE CLAIMING ED THIS MORNING THAT IT HAD RECOVERED TIONS OVERfLIGHTS Of AMERICAN SHIPS THE DRIVE HAD LOST ITS MOMENTUM, AN­ PIECES OF AIRCRAfT "SKIN" METAL, THREE HAD BEEN CONDUCTED PREVIOUSLY BUT US­ NOUNCED ON MONDAY THAT THE CITY WOULD LifE RAfTS WHICH HAD NOT BEEN INFLATED, UALLY WITHIN A COMPARATIVELY SHORT IMMEDIATELY BEGIN ACCEPTING APPLICA­ ASSORTED PIECES OF AIRCRAfT SEATS AND TIONS FROM NEGROES AS POLICEMEN AND FLIGHT DISTANCE fROM RUSSIAN WATERS. SEAT BELTS, A NORTHWEST ORIENT AIRLINES SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS. POSTCARD AND MENU. VR-21 FLIGHTS EXPECTED BUT INTEGRATION LEADERS CONTENDED No BODIES WERE FOUND IMMEDIATELY THESE CONCESSIONS WERE NOT ENOUGH, AND Two VR-21 CI18's ENROUTE TO THE FAR THE fiRST SHIP ON THE SCENE THIS THE PROTESTS STARTED ANEW. EAST fROM NAS BARBER'S POINT ARE EX­ MORNING WAS THE JAPANESE SHIP HOSEI MRS. MASSAR'S GROUP ARRIVED AT CITY PECTED TO TRANSIT KWAJALEIN TOMORROW, MARU, WHICH FOUND A SUITCASE IDENTIFIED HALL IN A STATION WAGON DRIVEN BY THE TCT AVIATION DEPT.'S TRAfFIC COORDIN­ AS BELONGING TO ONE Of THE PASSENGERS. REV. ED KING, A WHITE METHODIST MINIS­ ATION CENTER (TCC) ANNOUNCED TODAY OTHER DEBRIS INCLUDED PILLOWS AND CLOTH- TER ACTIVE IN THE CAMPAIGN THE FIRST NAVY AIRCRAFT IS EXPECT­ ING MAYOR THOMPSON WALKED TO THE DOOR Of ED TO ARRIVE AT 10.30 A M AND THE A COAST GUARD SPOKESMAN SAID THE DE- I HIS OfFICE AND SAID HE WAS PREPARED TO SECOND AT 7 P.M. IN THE EVENING BOTH BRIS WAS SCATTERED OVER AN AREA MORE MEET WITH ANY DEMONSTRATOR WHO HAD A , AIRCRAfT, ENROUTE TO GUAM AND ATSUGI, THAN A MILE SQUARE. GRIEVANCE JAPAN, WILL DEPART TWO HOURS AFTER AR­ WITH THE SORRELL AT THE SEARCH SCENE BUT MRS. MASSAR AND THE NEGROES -­ RIVING WERE THE HOSE I MARU, THE AMERICAN TWO WOMEN AND A MAN -- WALKED TO THE FREIGHTER CHENA, A COAST GUARD PATROL BACK STEPS OF THE C,TY HALL, HOISTED HONG KONG BOAT AND TWO OTHER CUTTERS, AND THREE THEIR PLACE CARDS AND AN AMERICAN fLAG IT RAINS--FINALLY AMPHIBIOUS AIRPLANES. AND STOOD RIGIDLY SKIES WERE OVERCAST WITH SOME DRIZZLE HONG KONG (UPI)--HONG KONG THIS WHEN THEY REfUSED ORDERS TO LEAVE, AND SEA SWELLS Of THREE TO FIVE FEET, MORNING EXPERIENCED ITS fiRST REAL DEPUTY POLICE CHIEF J R RAY PUT THEM BUT WEATHER CONDITIONS APPEARED TO BE DOWNPOUR IN SIX MONTHS UNDER ARREST IMPROVING THE WATER TEMPERATURE WAS EARLY THIS MORNING, HEAVY SHOWERS THE THREE NEGROES WALKED TO A POLICE 52 DEGR£ES. BROUGHT THE COLONY AN ESTIMATED 250 WAGON BUT MRS. MASSER REfUSED AND WAS THE MISSING PLANE, fLIGHT 293, WAS MILLION GALLONS TO REPLACE THE DWIND­ CARRIED BODILY BY A PAIR OF NEGRO CITY CHARTERED BY THE M,LITARY AIR TRANSPORT LING SUPPLY IN THE NEARLY BONE-DRY JAIL TRUSTIES SERVICE RESERVOIRS. THE RAINS, THOUGH HARDLY ON A SCALE LATE BASEBALL SCORES: BULLET IN: TO BREAK THE DROUGHT,' WAS WELCOME TO AMERICAN LEAGUE: FORT WORTH (UPI)--A 6-58 SUPERSONIC BOTH CITY FOLK AND fARMERS. CLEVELAND 6 DETROIT 4 JET BOMBER LANDED SAfELY AT CARSWELL I ROYAL O~~~RVATORY OffiCIALS SAID WASHINGTON I BOSTON 0 AIR FORCE BASE TODAY AfTER ALMOST fOUR I THAT ISOLATED SHOWERS OR THUNDERSTORM5 NATIONAL LEAGUE: HOURS Of TENSION- PACKED CIRCLING BE- J' I COULD BE EXPECTED LATER IN THE DAY. CHICAGO 6 SAN FRANCISCO I CAUSE Of A MALfUNCTION IN ITS LANDING

I . . • • • 0 • 0 GE AR • ~,------~------~------PAGE 2 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE 1993 PCPE RONCALLI WAS ONE OF 51 SPARSE CARD-J PROCESSION INALS WHO GATHERED IN ROME FOR THE LAST RESPECTS ARE PAID A MAN OF SURPRISES fUNERAL AND THEN THE CONCLAVE HE WA (CONTINUED FROM TUESDAY.) SO CERTAIN HE WOULD NOT BE ELECTED VATICAN CITY (UPI )--THE RICHLY-ROB­ DURING THE PERIOD FROM 1921-1925 HIS THAT HE HAD A ROUND-TRaP TICKET HOME. ED BODY OF POPE JOHN XXI I! WAS BORNE VISiTS TO EUROPEAN CATHOLIC CENTERS WHEN THE DOORS TO THE FRESCOED SISTINE ACROSS ST PETER'S SQUARE TODAY TO I fOR MISSIONARY WORK HELPED PREPARE HIM' CHAPEL AND THE CONCLAVE AREA CLOSED ' REST IN DEATH IN THE VASl BASIL!CA OF FOR HIS LONG DIPLOMATIC SERVICE IN BEHIND THE CARDINALS ON OCT 25, CARD­ ST PETER'S WHERE HE HAD BEEN CROWNED 1925 UNDER POPE PIUS XI HE BEGAN HIS INAL RONCALLI WAS GIVEN A SMALL APART- POINTIFF 55 MONTHS AGO 27 YEARS IN THE VATICAN SECRETARIAT OF MENT TO LIVE IN ON THE WALL OF THE To THE TEARS OF MASSED THOUSANDS AND STATE HE WAS NAMED TITULAR ARCHBISH­ SMALL BEDROOM WAS A PROPHE TIC PL AQUE ! THE MOURNF UL TOLL I NG OF BEL LS, TI-lE OP OF AEROPOLIS AND WAS APPOINTED AS WHICH READ "IL COMANDATE"--THE COM- SOMBER AND COLORFUL PROCESS,ON MOVED ApOSTOLIC VISITOR TO BULGARIA MANDER I T WAS THE FORMER ROOM Of A ! OUT OF THE VATI CAN PALACE WHERE CARD-

MSGR RONCALLI, THEN 43, WAS TO SWISS GUARDSMAN II INALS AND D!PLOMATS PAID THEIR LAST SPEND 10 YEARS IN BULGARIA, A COUNTRY THREE DAYS AND 12 VOTES LATER RON- RESPECTS INTO THE CANDLE-LIT SPLENDOR WHICH FELL TO COMMUNISM AT THE END OF CALLI APPEARED ON THE BALCONY OVER- OF ST PETER'S BASIL~CA WORLD WAR I I DURING THE LONG PERIOD LOOKING ST. PETER'S SQUARE FOR THE SOME 100,000 PERSONS, MANY IN TEARS, HE SPENT THERE, HE LEARNED THE LANGU­ FIRST TIME AS POPE HE ANNOUNCED HE STOOD SILENTLY AS THE BODY OF T~E 81- AGE AND MIXED WELL HAD TAKEN THE NAME GIOVANNI--JOHN-- YEAR-OLD PONTIFF PASSED BY, CARRIED IN 1935, HE WAS PROMOTED TO THE TWIN THAT ITSELF A SURPRISE BECAUSE THE BY EIGHT STURDY MEN WHO OFTEN HAD POSTS OF ApOSTOLIC VICAR AND DELEGATE NAME HAD NOT BEEN USED BY A POPE SINCE BORNE HIM ON HIS PORTABLE THRONE TO TURKEY AND ApOSTOLIC DELEGATE TO 1334, ALTHOUGH AN ANTI-POPE CARRIED THROUGH THIS SAME SQUARE, WHij~E HE GREECE, WITH HEADQUARTERS IN ISTANBUL THE NAME OF JOHN XXI' I IN 1415 GAVE HIS BLESSING TO THE CHEERS OF THE HE SERVED THERE FOR NI~E YEARS, DURING ONE OF THE MAIN REASONS FOR TAKING PEOPLE WHO LOVED HIM THE ARDUOUS YEARS OF WWII THE NAME OF JOHN WAS BECAUSE THAT WAS As THE LONG CORTEGE PASSED THROUGH ESTEEM FOR HIM WAS SO GREAT THAT IN HIS FATHER'S NAME, HE LATER SAID THE COBBLESTONED SQUARE AND !NTO THE DEC, 1944, POPE PIUS XI I PICKED HIM "COMPROMISl" POPE IBASILICA, THE BELLS OF ST PETER!S FOR ONE OF THE MOST DIFfiCULT ASSIGN­ TOLLED ONE BY ONE AND THE JULIAN MENTS IN VATICAN HISTORy--ApOSTOLIC AT THAT TIME POPE JOHN WAS NEARING CHOIR SANG A LAMENT T NUNCIO TO PARIS RELATIONS BETWEEN HIS 77 H BIRTHDAY, ONE OF THE FACTS I JUST BEHIND THE BODY WALK POPE JOHN'c THE VATICAN AND THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT THAT LED HIM TO BE REGARDED AS A "COM~ THREE SURVIVING BROTHERS--ZAVERIO, 80, OF GEN CHARLES DE GAULLE HAD BECOME PROMISE" OR "INTERIM" POPE. HE WAS 1ALFREDO, 7 4, AND GIUSEPPE, 69--AND HIS 00 STRAINED BECAUSE THE HOLY SEE HAD SENT CROWNED PONTIFF TO THE CHEERS OF 3 ,1 SISTER ASSUNTA, 65 THE BROTHERS HAD A NUNCIO TO THE NAZI-DOMINATED VICHY 000 FAITHfUL IN ST. PETER'S SQUARE A REMAINED BEHIND IN THEIR MOUNTAiN 8 GOVERNMENT DURING THE GERMAN OCCUPA- WEEK LATER, ON Nov 4, 195 BIRTHPLACE TO TILL THE SOIL THEIR AN- 11 ON OF FRANCE DURING HIS POINTIFICATE JOHN HELD CESTORS HAD WORKED FOR YEARS WHILE BUT RONCALLI CONQUERED THE FRENCH FIVE CONSISTORIES FOR THE NAMING OF ANGELO GIUSEPPE RONCALLI WENT OFF TO fROM THE START HE HAD WIT, HUMOR 52 CARDINALS, PLUS THE THREE HE NAMED I BECOME A PRIEST, A BISHOP, A CARDINAL AND KNEW HOW TO USE A WELL SERVED MEAL SECRETLY "IN PECTORE" AND THE 261sT PONTIFF OF THE ROMAN AS A POLITICAL GAMBIT TWENTY-TWO OF THE CARDINALS HE NAM- l CATHOLIC CHURCH ED WERE I TAL I AN, FI VE WERE FROM THE T IN 1952 HE ALSO WAS MADE PERMANENT I HE FACE OF POPE JOHN WAS AT REST, OBSERVER FROM THE HOLY SEE TO UNESCO UNITED STATES AND THREE EACH WERE FR04 BUT THE DEEPLY ETCHED LINES EVEN NOW-- ON JAN 12, 1953, POPE PIUS XI I FRANCE AND SPAIN THERE WERE TWO EAC~ NEARLY 23 HOURS AFTER HiS DEATH--POR­ NAMED RONCALL! A CARDINAL ACCORDING FROM BRITAIN AND GERMANY, AND THE ; TRAYED SOME OF THE AGONY OF HIS F~NAl TO THE TRADITIONAL PROCEDURE FOR NUN­ OTHERS CAME FROM MEXICO, URUGUAY, AUSi FOUR DAYS OF LiFE. CIOS TO CATHOLIC COUNTRIES, THE SYM­ TRIA, AFRICA, JAPAN, PHILIPPINES, HOL HE WAS DRESSED IN HiS RICH RED PAP- BOLIC RED BIRETTA HAT WAS PLACED ON LAND, VENEZUELA, COLOMBIA, CHILE, IRE- AL ROBES WITH THE GOLD CONICAL MITRE HIS HEAD BY THE PRESIDENT, VINCENT LAND, PORTUGAL, PERU, BELGIUM AND Sy- OF HIS EPISCOPAL AUTHORITY ON HIS AURiOL AURIOL CLAIMED THE RIGHT TO RIA HEAD. ON HIS FEAT WERE SOFT, ANKLE DO IT DESPITE THE FACT HE WAS A SOC­ IN SOME WAYS THE POPE'S PERSONALITY HIGH CLOTH SLIPPERS WHICH HE HAD WORN IALIST ALMOST OVERSHADOWED THE WORK OF HIS BEFORE ON CEREMONIAL OCCASION HijS PONTIFICATE THREE DAYS LATER, THE POPE NAMED HANDS, CLUTCHING A FAVORITE CRUCiF~Xj DESPITE HIS YEARS, AND THE ROTUND RONCALLI PATRIACH Of VENICE, REPLAC­ WERE COVERED WITH RED GLOVES 200 POUNDS ON THE PONTIFF'S FIVE FOOT, ING MSGR CARLO AGOSTINI WHO HAD DIED. SHORTLY AFTER 1700 GMT THE LENGTHY FOUR INCH FRAME, POPE JOHN REMAINED A "HERE I HAVE A NEW CHANCE TO BE EN­ PROCESSION--A SCENE f"ROM PAST AGES-­ SPRY MAN HE HAD BARELY BEEN SICK A TIRELY A PASTOR," SAID THE NEW PATRI­ STARTED DOWN THE ROYAL STAIRS OF THE DAY IN HIS LIFE, EXCEPT FOR AN OCCA­ ARCH OF THE CITY Of CANALS "I AM VATICAN PALACE, AND OUT IN TO AN A~SlE SIONAL COLD CONVINCED THAT THE MINISTRY Of THE CLEARED THROUGH MASSED HUMANITY IN ST WHEN THE ECUMENICAL COUNCIL BEGAN 1 PASTOR IS THE MOST FASCINATING, THE PETER S SQUARE HIS ALREADY CROWDED WORKDAY BECAME FINEST THAT A MAN CAN BE OffERED IN LEADING THE PROCESSION WAS A UNiT Of EVEN FULLER BUT HE NEVER SLACKENED HIS LIFE II PALATINE GUARDS, THE CORPS OF PAPAL HIS PACE, WHETHER IT WAS FOR MEETINGS CARDINAL RONCALLI WAS AT HOME IN VOLUNTEERS WHO SERVE IN THE PALACE OF FAITHFUL, PRIVATE AUDIENCES, OR VENICE HE DEVOTED HIMSELF TO PAS­ ANTECHAMBERS AND AT SOLEMN fUNCTiONS. MAKING A QUICK TRIP OUTSIDE THE VATI­ TORAL WORK, VISITING PRISONERS IN THEY WERE IN SPLENDID DARK BLUE UNi­ CAN TO VISIT A CHURCH OR A SICK JAIL, PATIENTS IN HOSPITALS AND OLD FORMS, WITH ROUND BUSBIES ADORNED FRIEND PEOPLE IN THEIR HOMES WITH A PLUME IN FRONT As DEATH CAME, MANY REMEMBERED THE WHEN THE SEA USED TO FLOOD THE LIT­ NEXT WERE FOUR SWISS GUARDS, THE WORDS THE PONTIFF HAD SPOKEN YEARS TLE SIDE STREET ON FAMED ST. MARK'S CORPS CHARGED WITH GUARDiNG THE POPE, BEFORE· SQUARE WHERE THE PATRIARCH FACED, RON­ WITH THEIR OWN LIVES IF NECESSARY "IT IS MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE THAT CALLI USED TO GO THROUGH THE BACK DOOR THEY MARCHED IN THE COLORFUL ORANGE j AS A PERSON GROWS OLDER WITH FAITH OF A SMALL BEER HALL WHICH HAD A SEC­ BLUE AND RED STRIPPED UNifORMS SAiD TO IN HIS HEART, HE FEELS INCREASINGLY OND ENTRANCE ON AN UNFLOODED STREET HAVE BEEN DESIGNED BY MICHAELANGELO FAMILIAR WITH THOSE WHO PRECEDED HIM, HE ALWAYS HAD A WAVE AND A SMILE FOR AND CARRYING HALBERDS THAT SERVED THEM LOOKING TO THE OTHER SHORE WHERE THERd THE OCCUPANTS OF THE BEER HALL IN BATTLE WHEN THE CORPS BEGAN IN 1505 ARE SO MANY OF HIS FRIENDS WHAT l THEN, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, I THE PROCESSION WEAVED SOLEMNLY POPE PIUS XI I DIED ON OCT 9, 1958 LITTLE OF ONE'S LIFE IS LEFT IS MADE i ACROSS THE SQUARE OFFICERS Of" THE SAVORY BY THE THOUGHT THAT THE LORD : GENDARMES, THE VATICAN CITY POLICE IS AWAITING US WITH THE PROMISED FORCE, OFFICERS OF THE NOBLE GUARD, PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COM­ REWARD FOR GOOD WORKS " A CROSS BORNE BY TWO ACOLYTES THE MANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE j By WILLIAM SUNDERLAND, JULIAN CHAPEL CHOIR, AND MANY OTHER FACILITY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL I FUNCTIONARIES IN THEIR PROPER ORDER CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE TRANS­ NEARLY HALF AN HOUR AFTER THE PRO- PORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. WORLD MOURNS CESSION STARTED OUT OF THE VATICAN THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY THE BODY OF THE POPE WAS CARRIED INTO MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR LONDON (UPI )--ALL THE WORLD MOURNED THE SQUARE NOTICES IS 4 P M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ POPE JOHN XXII I TODAY AS THE MAN WHO A SIGH ROSE FROM THE SPECTATORS AND TION DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS 15 10 DIED WITHOUT AN ENEMY, LEAVING AN I THEY CRANED fOR A LAST LOOK AT THE A M DAY OF PUBLICATION EMPTINESS IN MILLIONS OF HEARTS MAN MANY REFERRED AFFECTiONATELY TO THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO THE MIGHTY AND THE HUMBLE PAID TRI­ AS "GOOD POPE JOHN " EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION BUTE TO THE POPE OF PEACE--JEWS, PROT- ESTANTS, MOSLEMS, BUDDHISTS, SHINTO- ~------EDITOR - RALPH MOORS ISTS, HINDU, ROMAN CATHOLIC AND THE NORTH KOREA) WORLD LEADERS JOINED IN OFFICIALLY ATHEISTIC COMMUNISTS (EX- ~~PR~SSIPNS OF SORROW, INCLUQING KEN- CEPT RED CHINA, NORTH VIET NAM AND I NEDY, KHRUSHCHEV, MACMILLAN AND OTHERS . 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FOOD CONGRESS ICBM LAOS JFK: " ••• BAN ISH HUNGER" LAUNCH IS SUCCESSFUL REDS COOL TO RESTRAINT IDEA WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT KENNEDY VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, CALIF. LONDON (UPI)--COMMUNIST CHINA HAS SAID TODAY THAT fOR THE fiRST TIME (UPI)--THE AIR FORCE TODAY SUCCESS­ REPLIED TO A BRITISH REQUEST THAT IT MANKIND NOW HAS THE ABILITY TO BANISH FULLY LAUNCHED AN ATLAS E INTERCON­ URGE RESTRAINT ON ALL SIDES CONCERNED HUNGER FROM THE EARTH. THUS, HE SAID, TINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILE (ICBM) ON IN LAOS, BUT THE CHINESE ANSWER OFFEREe THE WORLD MUST BEAR DOWN ON EFFORTS TO A 4,000 MILE TEST FLIGHT TO A PRE­ NOTHING VERY CONSTRUCTIVE, iNFORMED ASSURE "A BALANCED AND ADEQUATE DIET" DETERMINED TARGET AREA IN THE PACIFIC DIPLOMATiC SOURCES SAID TONIGHT. FOR EVERYONE OCEAN THE FOREIGN OFFICE SAID ONLY THAT THE KENNEDY PROPOSED "FIVE BASIC GUIDE­ PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THE TEST WAS REPLY WAS UNDER STUDY. LINES" TOWARD THAT END, STARTING WITH EVALUATION Of OVERALL WEAPONS SYSTE~S No DETAILS OF THE BRITISH APPROACH THE BAS I C f ACT THAT "THE PERS I STENCE ACCORDING TO THE AIR FORCE ANNOUNCE­ TO THE CHINESE, MADE IN MID-ApRiL, HAVE Of HUNGER IS UNACCEPTABLE EITHER MOR­ MENT BEEN RELEASED. BUT IT WAS UNDERSTOOD ALLY OR SOCIALLY" BRITAIN HAD APPEALED TO THE CHINESE TO IN A SPEECH PREPARED fOR THE OPEN­ REDS USE THEIR GOOD OFFICES TO URGE RES­ ING SESSION Of THE WORLD FOOD CONGRESS 246TH WARNING TO U.S. TRAINT AND BRING ABOUT A LAOS SETTLE- KENNEDY PLEDGED fULL AMERICAN SUPPORT MENT. FOR A CAMPAIGN TO "OUTLAW AND BANISH LONDON (UPI)--THE COMMUNIST CHINESE THE SOURCES SAID INDiCATIONS ARE THAT HUNGER" IN THE FACE Of A WORLDWIDE FOREIGN MINISTRY ISSUED ITS 246TH THE CHINESE REPLY WAS MAiNLY A RESTATE­ POPULATION EXPLOSION THAT HAS INTEN­ "SERIOUS WARNING" TO THE UNITED STATES MENT OF VIEWS EXPRESSED APRIL 16 WHEN SIFIED THE PROBLEM TODAY BECAUSE OF TWO VIOLATIONS OF THE CHINESE ACCUSED THE UNITED STATES KENNEDY WENT BEYOND HIS PREPARED CHINESE TERRITORIAL WATERS, THE NEW OF "POLITICAL MURDERS" AND SETTING UP TEXT TO URGE THE FOOD CONGRESS TO CHINA NEWS AGENCY (NCNA) SAID BASES IN LAOS. "MAKE A DENT IN THIS PROBLEM IN THIS NCNA, IN A REPORT MONITORED HERE, DECADE .TO MAKE SURE THAT ALL PEOPLE SAID "A U S WARSHIP INTRUDED INTO CANOE HAVE ENOUGH TO EAT" HE SAID THE CHINA'S TERRITORIAL WATERS IN THE AREA MONTH AT SEA PROBLEM IS NOT fOR A SINGLE NATION BUT EAST OF THE PAICHUAN ISLANDS" EARLY HONOLULU (UPI)--SIX NATIVES, FEARED "IS A PROBLEM fOR THE ENTIRE HUMAN TODAY LATER "ANOTHER U.S WARSHIP LOST IN A STORM WHILE SAiLiNG THEIR RACE" AND THERE IS "NO BATTLE ON EARTH INTRUDED INTO CHINA'S TERRITORIAL SMALL CANOE fROM THE ISLAND OF UL!THI OR ON SPACE THAT IS MORE IMPORTANT. WATERS IN THE AREA OF TUNG ISLAND AND " TO YAP, HAVE ARRIVED UNHARMED IN THE THE PRESIDENT ALSO NOTED THAT, PAR­ YUNGSING ISLAND OF THE HSISHA ISLANDS PHILIPPINES. ADOXICALLY, THE NEXT DECADE MAY HAVE OF KWANGTUNG PROVINCE" ACCORDING TO WORD RECEiVED HERE AT AN ENTIRELY DifFERENT FOOD PROBLEM -­ PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS, THE SIX ONE Of SURPLUSES. HOFFA NATIVES LANDED ON THE ISLAND Of SAMAR THE PRESIDENT SAID THE SAME CENTRAL AFTER NEARLY A MONTH AT SEA iN THE PROGRAM THAT TROUBLED PRESIDENT FRANK­ $20 MILLION FRADULENT CHARGE SMALL CANOE LIN D ROOSEVELT WHEN HE CALLED TO­ CHICAGO (UPI)--A FEDERAL GRAND JURY THEY LEFT ULITHI IN MAY i AND AN GETHER THE FIRST WORLD FOOD CONGRESS TODAY INDICATED TEAMSTERS UNION PRE­ IN 1943 "IS FORTUNATELY STILL WITH US AIR SEARCH SEVERAL DAYS LATER AFTER A SIDENT JAMES R HOFFA AND SEVEN OTHER TODAY SEVERE STORM FAILED TO TURN UP ANY MEN ON CHARGES Of FRAUDULENTLY OBTAIN­ TRACE OF THEM. THEY WERE GIVEN UP fOR ~ALF OF HUMANITY IS STILL UNDERNOUR­ ING $20 MILLION IN LOANS FROM A TEAM­ DEAD iSHED OR HUNGRY, HE SAID STERS' PENSION FUND AND USING MORE THE SIX ARE EXPECTED TO ARRIVE iN "IN 70 DEVELOPING NATIONS WITH OVER THAN $1 MILLION OF IT FOR THEIR OWN MANILA ON JUNE 6 FOR REPATRIATION TO TWO B!LLION PEOPLE MALNUTRITION IS BENEFIT ULITHI ABOARD PAN AMERICAN FL!GHT 818 WIDESPREAD AND PERSISTENT," KENNEDY THE INDICTMENT, THE LATEST MOVE IN ON THE SIXTH SAID. "SO LONG AS fREEDOM fROM HUNGER THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT's CONTINUING ACCORDING TO WORD RECEIVED HERE, THEY IS ONLY HALF ACHIEVED NO CITIZEN, BATTLE WITH THE TEAMSTER~'BOSS, WAS HAVE ALREADY ASKED THAT ARRANGEMENTS NO NATION CAN AFFORD TO FEEL SATISFIED ANNOUNCED SIMULTANEOUSLY BY THE Jus­ BE MADE TO RETURN THEIR CANOE AS WELL. OR SECURE." TICE DEPARTMENT AND U S ATTORNEY KENNEDY SAID THE DISTRIBUTION Of JEAMES P O'BRIEN HERE CONGO FOOD TO THE NEEDY IS ONLY PART OF THE A 28-cOUNT INDICTMENT ACCUSED HOFFA TROOPS TERROR ANSWER AND IS NOT A PERMANENT SOLUTION I ZE TOWN AND THE OTHERS OF OBTAINING 14 LOANS "ALL Of OUR STORED ABUNDANCE, EVEN ELISABETHVILLE, KATANGA, THE CONGO FROM THE GIANT CENTRAL STATE TEAMSTERS If IT COULD BE DISTRIBUTED EVENLY TO (UPI)--A MOB OF DRUNKEN CENTRAL CONGOL-r PENSION fUND HEADQUARTERED IN CHICAGO ALL THE UNDERNOURISHED Of THE WORLD, ESE ARMY TROOPS TERRORIZED THE KATANGAN THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SAID TH( IN-, COPPER MINING TOWN Of KOLWEZI LAST NiGHT WOULD PROVIDE A BALANCED DIET fOR LESS DICTMENTS CAPPED A TWO YEAR INVESTI­ THAN ONE MONTH, HE SAID KILLING TWO PERSONS AND SERIOUSLY IN­ " GATION BY THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVES­ "THE REAL GOAL, THEREfORE, MUST BE JUR I NG THREE OTHERS, I T WAS LEARNED TIGATION. TO PRODUCE MORE fOOD IN THE NATIONS HERE TODAY. THE BOSS OF THE NATION'S LARGEST WHICH NEED IT MOST KNOWHOW IS NOT FOR TWO HOURS ABOUT 20 SOLDIERS DROVE UNION IS UNDER TWO OTHER FEDERAL IN­ THE PROBLEM FOR THE fiRST TIME IN THROUGH THE STREETS OF KOlWEZI, SHOOT­ DICTMENTS THE HISTORY Of THE WORLD, WE DO KNOW ING AT PASSERS-BY, STOPPING CARS AND HOFFA AND 10 OTHER MEN WERE INDICTED HOW TO PRODUCE ENOUGH fOOD TO ELIMINATI ROBBING THEIR OCCUPANTS, AND SHOUTING IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, LAST MONTH ALL HUNGER COMPLETELY, "DIRTY BELGIANS fI THEY ALSO STOLE RI­ IN CONNECTION WITH ALLEGED JURY TAM­ "THE KEY TO A PERMANENT SOLUTION TO FLES FROM KATANCOLESE POLICE. IRISH PERING DURING HOffA's CONSPIRACY WORLD HUNGER IS THE TRANSfER Of TECH­ UNITED NATIONS TROOPS HERDED THEM BACK TRIAL IN TENNESSEE LAST FALL THE NOLOGY Of fOOD DEfiCIT NATIONS--AND TO CAMP GOVERNMENT CHARGED BRIBES TOTALLING THAT TASK, SECOND TO NONE IN IMPORTANCE, THE DEAD WERE JOSEPH RENOUPREZ, 22, $75,000 WERE OFFERED TO INFLUENCE Of HERVE, BELGIUM, AND AN UNIDENTIFIED IS ONE OF THE BASIC REASONS FOR THE JURORS AND PROSPECTIVE JURORS CONGRESS. AFRICAN YOUTH. RENOUPREZ WAS KIDNAPED ALSO PENDING IS A MAIL AND WIRE "TH I S PROBLEM, I NITS BROAD 0 I MEN­ BY CENTRAL ARMY TROOPS LAST NIGHT AND FRAUD INDICTMENT AGAINST HOFFA IN FOUND IN A DITCH THIS MORNING WITH BAY­ SIONS, NEITHER BEGINS NOR ENDS ON THE FLORIDA. THIS INDICTMENT WAS EXPECTED FARM. IT I NVO LVES THE WHOLE ECONOM I C ONET AND BULLET WOUNDS IN HIS HEAD. TO BE DISMISSED SO THAT THE CASE COULD AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE Of EACH NATION KOLWEZI, 200 MILES NORTH-WEST OF HERE, BE TIED IN WITH THE CHICAGO PROSECU- - WAS TENSE TODAY AS ANGRY BELGIANS BLAMED IT INVOLVES THE BUILDING Of NEW INSTI­ TION TUTIONS, THE TRAINING OF A NEW GENER­ THE U N. FOR NOT CONTROLLING THE CEN­ AT ION Of YOUNG PEOPLE, ABOVE ALL, IT TRAL GOVERNMENT TROOPS. INVOLVES AND REQUIRES THE URGENT, PRI­ COMEDIAN'S SON DIES ORITY ATTENTION Of US ALL." CHICAGO (UPI)--NEGRO COMEDIAN DICK ON PILGRIMAGE GREGORY'S 2!-MONTH-OLD SON DIED TODAY ROD AND GUN CLUB TO MEET DESPITE EFFORTS OF THE CHILD'S MOTHER 16 KILLED THERE WILL BE A MEETING Of THE ROD AND NEIGHBORS TO ADMINISTER ARTIFI­ MEXICO CITY (UPI)--SIXTEEN PERSONS AND GUN CLUB THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 8:00 CIAL RESPIRATION WERE KILLED TODAY, INCLUDING FIVE PM, AT THE SCUBA BUILDING MRS LILLIAN GREGORY TOLD FIREMEN CHILDREN, WHEN A BUS CHARTERED BY ALL MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND THE BABY, RICHARD, HAD A SLIGHT FEVER ROMAN CATHOLIC PILGRIMS WENT OFF THE V,SITORS ARE WELCOME. LAST NIGHT AND WHEN SHE AWAKENED THIS HIGHWAY NEAR TOLUCA AND PLUNGED 50 MORNING SHE FOUND THAT THE INFANT HAD FEET INTO A GORGE ! LOST STOPPED BREATHING FOFTY-FIVE PASSENGERS WERE INJURED-­ --wiLL THE PARTY WHO MISTAKENLY PICKED GREGORY LEARNED OF THE DEATH IN THE CATHOLICS WERE RETURNING TO UP A PETRI 35 MM CAMERA AND LEFT A JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, WHERE HE WAS TOLUCA FROM THE SHRINE AT CHALMA THE CANNON 35 MM CAMERA AT THE P M Z MAKING PLANS TO TAKE PART IN RACIAL ACCIDENT OCCURRED NEAR THE HONDITO COUNTRY CLUB ON MAY 11TH, PLEASE CALL DEMONSTRATIONS HE RETURNED TO CHI­ R,VER ON THE MEXICO CITy-TOLUCA HIGH­ 463 OR 417. CAGO BY PLANE WAY WHEN THE BUS BRAKES. FAILED I~P~AG~E~4______~ ______~H=OU=R~G=l~A=SS=- ______,- ______W=E=D=N~E~S=DA~Y~.5 JUNE 196 3# ASTRONAUTS VIET NAM CUBA APPLICATIONS Will BE TAKEN MARTIAL LAW IN HUE CASTRO ENDS TRIP WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE FEDERAL SPACE SAIGON, (UPI)--MARTIAL LAW WAS DE­ HAVANA (UPI)--PREMIER FIDEL CASTRO, AGENCY SAID TODAY IT WILL RECRUIT 10 CLARED TODAY IN THE FORMER ROYAL CAPI­ JUST BACK FROM RUSSIA, ANNOUNCED LAST TO 15 NEW ASTRONAUTS THIS SUMMER AND TAL Or HUE rOLLOWING BUDDHIST DEMON­ NIGHT HE WILL HAVE "A LOT TO SAY" ABOUT INVITED APPLICATIONS rROM QUALIFIED STRATIONS THERE WHICH LEFT SCORES IN­ HIS 37-DAY SOVIET TOUR PERSONS, INCLUDING CIVILIANS JURED. HEAVILY ARMED GOVERNMENT TROOPS (HAVANA RADIO, MONITORED IN MIAMI, THE NEW GROUP OF ASTRONAUTS WILL BE PATROLLED THE CITY. SAID CASTRO WOULD DELIVER A RADIO­ THE THIRD SINCE THE UNITED STATES REPORTS REACHING HERE SAID MORE tHAN TELEVISION REPORT TO THE NATION TONIGHT MOVED INTO THE MANNED SPACE FIELD IN 60 PERSONS WERE INJURED MONDAY WHEN ON HIS RUSSIAN TOUR) ADDITION TO THE ORIGINAL GROUP OF SEVEN GOVERNMENT TROOPS HURLED TEAR GAS INTO CASTRO'S RETURN BY NON-STOP SOVIET ASTRONAUTS, THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS A MOB OF ABOUT 1,200 BUDDHISTS DEMON- AIRLINER WAS AS CLOSELY-KEPT A SECRET AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA) NOW STRATING AGAINST ALLEGED GOVERNMENT AS HIS DEPARTURE APRIL 26 THE rlRST IS TRAINING A GROUP OF NINE, INCLUDING RELIGIOUS DISCRIMINATION INDICATION THAT HE HAD LEFT RUSSIA WAS TWO CIVILIANS NINE PERSONS WERE KILLED WHEN GOVERN­ A RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT-AN HOUR AFTER ALTHOUGH THE LATEST ANNOUNCEMENT IN­ MENT TROOPS rlRED ON A GROUP Or DEMON­ THE EVENT--THAT HE HAD LANDED IN CUBA. VITED CIVILIAN APPLICATIONS, THE RE­ STRATING BUDDHISTS LAST MONTH IN HUE, SH IPS, TRA I NS AND FACTOqES GRE ETED QUIREMENTS VIRTUALLY BAR THE DOOR TO SOUTH VIET NAM'S ANCIENT ROYAL CAPITAL, THE ANNOUNCEMENT WITH BLASTS ON THEIR ALL BUT PROFESSIONAL JET PILOTS. CAN­ ABOUT 400 MILES NORTH Or SAIGON WHISTLES. THE NEWSPAPER lA TARDE DIDATES MUST HAVE ENGINEERING OR PHYSI­ THE MAY 8 DEMONSTRATION TOUCHED OFF REMADE ITS FRONT PAGE 10 INCLUDE A CAL SCIENCE DEGREES, HAVE AT LEAST A SMOLDERING DISPUTE BETWEEN THE BUD­ HALF-PAGE PICTURE OF CASTRO AND THE 1,000 HOURS OF TIME BEHIND THE CONTROLS DHISTS, WHO COMPROMISE THE LARGE MAJOR­ HEADLINE: "FIDEL ARRIVED' WELCOME,n OF A JET OR BE QUALIFIED EXPERIMENTAL ITY Or SOUTH VIET NAM'S POPULATION, CASTRO WAS ACCOMPANIED BY SOVIET TEST PILOTS. THEY ALSO MUST BE UNDER AND THE GOVERNMENT OF ROMAN CATHOLIC AMBASSADOR ALEXANDER ALEXEIEV AND 34 YEARS OF AGE. PRESIDENT NGO DINH DIEM MOST OF THE CUBAN OFFICIALS WHO WENT NASA MADE A POINT OF INVITING CIVI­ THE DISPUTE ERUPTED INTO VIOLENCE WITH HIM TO RUSSIA SOME OF THE Cu­ LIAN APPLICATIONS, HOWEVER, AND SAID AGAIN MONDAY WHEN 300 TROOPS MOVED IN BANS, LED BY ECONOMY MINISTER REGINO IT WOULD BEGIN "CONVERSATIONS" WITH TO DISPERSE A LARGE CROWD OF BUDDHISTS, BOTI, RETURNED LAST WEEK REPRESENTATIV£SOr ,HE NATION'S SCIENTI­ MOSTLY YOUNG STUDENTS, WHO HAD GATHERED "I HAVE MANY THINGS TO SAY ABOUT riC COMMUNITY SEEKING THE "EARLIEST AT NOON IN FRONT OF THE GOVERNMENT OF­ MY TRIP, BUT J'LL SAY THEM ON TELE­ PRACICABLE WAY IN WHICH SCIENTISTS CAN FICE IN HUE VISION," CASTRO SAID ON ARRIVAL BE INCLUDED IN THE ApOLLO MISSION." RELIABLE REPORTS rROM THE SCENE GAVE THIS ACCOUNT: STOCK MARKET SOMMERS AND KEEFE IN BRIDGE WIN THE STUDENTS BEGAN SHOOTING AT THE ACTiVE TRADiNG TROOPS, ACCUSING THEM Or WANTING TO THE DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB COMPLETED KILL BUDDHISTS THE SOLDIERS SHOUTED STOCKS FINISHED MIXED TODAY AFTER A TWO-WEEK MIXED PAIRS TOURNAMENT SUN­ BACK RUSHING THROUGH A SERIES OF BACKING DAY NIGHT THE WINNERS FOR THE EVENING GOVERNMENT LOUDSPEAKERS CALLED ON AND FILLING MANEUVERS IN ACTIVE TRADING WERE. THE CROWD TO DISPERSE, WARNING Or A BURST OF BUYING PUSHED MANY ISSUES I TOMMY SOMMERS - PAT KEEFE 60·5% "COMMUNIST AGITATORS" AMONG THE CROWD NIGHER AROUND MID-SESSION BUT PROFIT­ 2 DONNELLA AND lEROY HERMAN 57.1% THE DEMONSTRATORS IGNORED THE WARNING TAKERS STEPPED IN AND WHITTLED GAINS 3 MARY AND BERNIE BENN 56 0% TO DISPERSE AND THE SOLDIERS POINTED DOWN TO FRACTIONS THE FIRST FIVE WINNERS FROM THE PAST THEIR WEAPONS AT THE CROWD, BUT DID TWO WEEKS WERE TAKEN AND PERCENTAGES NOT rlRE WORKED OUT BY PAT KEEFE TO DETERMINE THE SOLDIERS THEN DONNED GAS MASKS, AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE THE WINNERS OF THETOURNAMENT THESE FIXED BAYONETS AND CLOSED IN ON THE WINNERS ARE AS FOLLOWS: WEDNESDAY, 5 JUNE 1963 CROWD, HURLING TEAR GAS GRENADES AT 5:05 I TOMMY SOMMERS - PAT KEEFE P.M. J~M AMECHE'S POP CONCERT THE DEMONSTRATORS THE CROWD WAS 6:00 2 MARY AND BERNIE BENN NEWS FORCED BACK SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS BUT 6:15 3 JIM AND MILDRED WING UNIVERSITY EXPLORER STILL DID NOT DISPERSE 6:3 MEMBERS ARE REMINDED THAT NEXT SUNDAY 0 SOUTH 40 NIGHT IS MASTER POINT NIGHT THE CROWD, AT THE INSTIGATION OF 7:00 ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC BUDDHIST LEADERS, THEN BEGAN MARCHING 7:30 ONE NIGHT STAND THE CLUB MEETS SUNDAY AT 7:00 P M TOWARD THE MAIN Tu DAM PAGODA IN THE 8:00 JOHNNY DOLLAR IN THE TARO ROOM Or THE YOKWE YUK. CENTER OF THE CITY, BUT WAS HALTED BY 8:30 SPORTS REPORT ANYONE INTERESTED IS INVITED TO ATTEND. GOVERNMENT STREET BARRICADES THE 8:&5 BIG NOISE DEMONSTRATORS SAT DOWN IN FRONT OF THE 9:15 DOCTOR'S HOUSE CALL TOASTMISTRESS CLUB MEETS BARRIERS AND BEGAN PRAYING 9:20 NEWS ANALYSIS SPAGHETTI AND SPEECHES WERE ENJOYED THE SOLDIERS HURLED ANOTHER VOLLEY OF 9030 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES BY ALL AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE TEAR GAS INTO THE CROWD, BUT THE STU- 10:00 OPUS ONE TOASTMISTRESS CLUB ON MONDAY, JUNE 3, DENTS HELD THEIR GROUND By EARLY 12:00 SIGN OFF IN THE TARO ROOM OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVENING, THE DEMONSTRATORS HAD GATHERED THURSDAY, 6 JUNE 1963 WITH PRESIDENT ROSEM.RY THORNBURG PRE­ AROUND A HOSPITAL WHERE THE INJURED 6~00 A M. SIGN ON AND NEWS SIDING. AMELIA ARROYO GAVE THE INVO- WERf BEING TREATED. 6:05 THE MORNING SHOW CATION THE GOVERNMENT CLAMPED A 9 P M TO 7:00 NEWS THE CLUB WELCOMED GUESTS ISABEL DUG- DAWN CURFEW ON THE TENSE CITY AND 7:05 MORNING SHOW CONTINUED GAN, JULIE MORENO, KATIE SMITH AND BANNED ALL PUBLIC DEMONSTRATIONS UNTIL 8:00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKrAST CLUB lUCILLE STINNETT FRANNIE QUINN PRE- FURTHER NOTICE 8:30 ARTHUR GODFREY SENT ED THE GROUP WITH SOME AMUSING OTHER REPORTS REACHING SAIGON SPOKE 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES TABLE TOPICS FOR THE EVENING. Or GROWING UNREST AMONG ARMY UNITS IN 9:30 ROMANCE THE BEST TABLE TOPICS AWARD WENT TO CENTRAL VIET NAN WHOSE RANKS ARE FILLED 10:00 COUNTRY CORNER GENE FRIEND AND LUCILLE STINNETT. ELEA- MOSTLY BY BUDDHISTS AT LEAST 3,000 II :00 AMERICA'S POPULAR MUSIC NOR PRICE, AS TOASTMISTRESS OF THE BUDDHISTS WERE REPORTED TO HAVE DEMON- II '30 IRA COOK SHOW EVENING, INTRODUCED THE THREE MAIN STRATED MONDAY IN THE TOWN OF QUANG 12:00 NEWS SPEAKERS, MARY TROE, GENE FRIEND AND TRI, NEAR THE 17TH PARALLEL, THE BOR- 12:05 WEATHER-STO~KS MARGARET SCHERER DER WITH COMMUNIST NORTH VIET NAM. 12:15 MIDDAY MELODIES GENERAL EVALUATOR WAS BARBARA BERRY THE GOVERNMENT APPEARED TO BE LOSING 12:30 FLAIR WITH AMELIA ARROYO AND FRANNIE QUINN CONTROL OF THE SITUATION IN THE WAKE 1:00 NEWSMAKERS DOING THE EVALUATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL OF A GROUND SWELL OF PUBLIC SUPPORT 1:15 SPORTS REPORT SPEECHES OTHER ~WARDS WERE PRESENTED FOR THE BUDDHISTS. U S OFFICIALS 1:30 SHOP CONCERT TO GENE FRIEND FOR THE BEST SPEECH AND HERE PRIVATELY EXPRESSED DISMAY AT 3:30 A QUARTER CENTURY OF SWING TO M,.RGARET SCHERER FOR THE MOST "AHS n THE SITUATION &:30 PAU HANA SERENADE THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOAST------~------~ MISTRESS CLUB WILL BE MONDAY, JUNE 17, GENERAL MESS MENU - THURSDAY AT 7~00 P M. IN THE TARO ROOM OF THE BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER YOKWE YUK CLUB FRUIT JUICE CREAM Or MUSHROOM SOUP EGG BROTH SOUP FRESH FRUIT BAKED MEAT lOAF GRILLED STEAK TYPHOON POllY HOT & COLD CEREAL lYONAISE POTATOES BAKED POTATOES TOKYO (UPI)--U S. AIR FORCE TYPHOON GRILLED SAUSAGE CREAMED PEAS BUTTERED BROCCOLI TRACKERS TODAY LOCATED THE CENTER Or EGGS TO ORDER STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE TYPHOON POLLY ABOUT 519 MILES WSW OF FRIED POTATOES SALAD BAR W/DRESSING SALAD BAR W/DRESSING Iwo JIMA ISLAND STEAMED RICE ICED CHOCOLATE CAKE FRENCH ApPLE PIE ,~ rq MOVING NNE _T 10 Mil rs PER HOU~ SUGAR DOUGHNUTS PARKERHOUSE ROLLS CHILLED MILK , . ______',_C~O~F~F~E~E~-~M~IL~K~ ______~C~O~F~F~E~E_-~M~I~L~K~ ______-- __~C~O~F~F~E~E~-~M~I~L~K ______~ ------NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP NEW YORK (UPI)--DICK FARRELL'S BRIL­ LIANT TWO-HIT PITCHING AND ROOKIE RUSTY STAUB'S FIRST MAJOR LEAGUE HOME RUN POW­ ERED THE HOUSTON COLTS TO A 2-1 VICTORY SPORTS OVER THE Los ANGELES DODGERS MONDAY NIGH FARRELL HAD A NO-HITTER FOR SEVEN AND PAGE 5 SPORTS SECTION WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE 1963 A THIRD INNINGS BEFORE DICK TRACEWSKI BROKE THE STRING WITH A SOLID SINGLE MONDAY'S RESULTS THROUGH THE BOX. FARRELL PITCHED HIS SECOND TWO-H1TTER LONGSHOREMEN TROUNCE B.R. INC. OF THE SEASON IN PICKING UP HIS FIFTH BAND S ANNIHILAT B.R. SOUTHPAW DON (HAWAI IAN) KANEAPUA WIN AGAINST SIX LOSSES (SATURDAY'S GAME) FIRED A 7-HITTER WHILE HERMAN (JOKER) JUNIOR GILLIAM LED OFF THE NINTH WITH IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, HOMERS BY SIBAYAN AND DON (BOLO) MAHOE LED A TRIPLE, BUT FARRELL GOT RON FAIRLY ON JERRY KUSANO, JERRY TOM AND NORM HIL­ LONGSHOREMEN'S 20-HIT ATTACK LAST A POP TO SECOND. TOMMY DAVIS' SACRIFICE LMAN CARRIED THE BANDITS TO A 23-7 NIGHT TO TROUNCE B R INC 16-1 IN AN fLY SCORED GILLIAM WITH THE DODGERS' ONL VICTORY OVER B.R INC SATURDAY NIGHT AMERICAN LEAGUE GAME RUN BEFORE FARRELL FANNED fRANK HOWARD IT WAS B.R INC'S FOURTH STRAIGHT BOTH SIBAYAN AND MAHOE HAD A PER­ FOR THE FOURTH TIME IN THE GAME FOR THE MAULING OF THE SEASON. FECT NIGHT WITH 4 FOR 4 AND 3 FOR 3 FINAL OUT KUSANO'S CLOUT WAS A THREE-RUN JOLT RESPECTIVELY SUS ARINE AND BEN DODGER STARTER DON DRYSDALE, WHO WAS WHILE BOTH TOM'S AND HILLMAN'S WERE CRISOSTOMO JOINED IN THE ASSAULT WITH LIFTED FOR A PINCH HITTER IN THE EIGHTH, WITH ONE ABOARD ELLISON ALSO CON­ EACH HAVING 3 FOR 4 PITCHER KANE~­ TOOK THE LOSS DESPITE STRIKING OUT 13 NECTED FOR A TWO-RUN HOMER FOR B.R INC PUA BAGGED A PAIR OF DOUBLES ON FOUR COLTS. IN THE SEVENTH INNING TRIPS TO THE PLATE TO HELP GAIN HIS STAUB'S HOME RUN WAS A 420 FOOT POKE JERRY TOM WAS THE WINNING PITCHER SECOND VICTORY ON THE MOUND AGAINST OVER THE RIGHT FIELD FENCE WITH CARL AND THE LOSER WAS ADAMS. ONE DEFEAT WARWICK ON BASE VIA A WALK B R INC'S LONE RUN CAME IN THE TOP IT WAS THE ONLY NATIONAL LEAGUE GAME PLAYBOYS BLAST POWERHOUSE OF THE FIRST INNING WHEN CLEAN-UP OF DAY OR NIGHT. (SUNDAY'S GAME. MINOR LEAGUE) BATTER AREND SINGLED THROUGH THE BOX MANN, MITCHELL AND OSBURN BLASTED AfTER LEADOFF MAN DICK STARTED THE AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP HOMERS TO GIVE THE PLAYBOYS A 17-5 INNING WITH A SINGLE AND PETERS FOL­ NEW YORK (UPI)--FoUR-HIT PITCHING BY TRIUMPH OVER POWERHOUSE LOWED WITH ANOTHER ONE DAVE WICKERSHAM LED KANSAS CITY TO A MANN'S HOMER CAME IN THE FOURTH WITH B R INC LEFT THREE MEN STRANDED TWO ABOARD. MITCHELL'S LEADOFF HOMER 4-1 VICTORY OVER MINNESOTA MONDAY NIGHT AS THEY COLLECTED FOUR OUT OF THEI~ AND FOILED CAMILO PASCUAL'S BID FOR HIS IN THE SIXTH AND OSBURN'S BLOW CAME IN SEVEN HITS IN THAT SAME INNING WITH IOOTH MAJOR LEAGUE VICTORY THE SAME INNING EACH WITH ONE ABOARD. PLEASANT COLLECTING THE FOURTH HIT IT WAS A TIGHT PITCHER'S DUEL FOR SPETCH ALSO HOMERED tOR POWERHOUSE THEIR FIFTH CAME IN THE NEXT FRAME SEVEN INNINGS, WITH KANSAS C,TY OWNING WITH ONE ABOARD IN THE BOTTOM OF THE WITH BULLOCK CONNECTING WITH A SIN­ FIRST. A 1-0 LEAD ON Doc EDWARDS' FIFTH INNING GLE THEIR SIXTH AND SEVENTH HITS HOMER, HIS FIRST OF THE SEASON WERE PICKED UP IN THE BOTTOM OF THE THE A's ADDED THREE RUNS IN THE EIGHTH HIGH SCHOOL STUN SPOILERS nAil SEVENTH ON A ELLISON'S SINGLE AND OFF RELIEFER RAY MOORE ON SINGLES BY (MONDAY'S RESULTS) A DOUBLE BY PLEASANT WICKERSHAM, JOHN WOJCIK AND ED CHARLES, THE HIGH SCHOOL CAME UP WITH A STUN­ REGGIE RIVERA, GABRIEL AHYA AND A WALK TO WAYNE CAUSEY AND A THROWING NING 6-5 VICTORY OVER THE HIGHLY TOUTE SAL SAUELLA BULWARKED LONGSHOREMEN'S ERROR BY RIGHTFIELDER BOB ALLISON. SPOILERS "A" LAST NIGHT WITH BOTH TEAMS DEFENSE WOJCIK HAD SINGLED TO LOAD THE BASES, TAKING THE FIELD UNDEFEATED. LONGSHOREMEN--16 RUNS, 20 HITS AND BUT WHEN ALLISON THREW THE BALL INTO THE HIGH SCHOOL STRUCK EARLY IN THE ERRORS 4 THE TWINS' DUGOUT, WICKERSHAM AND CAUSEY FIRST FRAME, POURING FIVE RUNS ACROSS B R INC --I RUN, 7 HITS AND 9 ERRORS SCORED. THEN CHARLES SINGLED TO BRING ON TWO ERRORS WITH CHUCK MCHUGH, MIKE WINNING PITCHER DON KANEAPUA, LOSER IN WOJCIK. HARALSON, PECK AND MALONE PACING ADAMS THEIR OFFENSIVE ASSAULT. JONAH MAW.E WICKERSHAM STRUCK OUT THREE AND WALKED ONLY TWO IN WINNING HIS FOURTH GAME BELTED A TWO-RUN HOMER IN THE SAME IN­ SCHEDULE NING TO TRAIL THE SCHOLARS 5-2. MAD­ AGAINST THREE SETBACKS. S~N OF THE SPOILERS nA" CAME BACK IN (MAJOR LEAGUE) EDDIE FISHER PITCHED A FOUR-HITTER TO THE NEXT FRAME AND BLASTED ANOTHER WEDNESDAY, 5 JUNE GIVE THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX A 4-0 VIC­ HOMER WITH THE BASES EMPTY. MADSEN, 6 PM DALLY FIELD - DOUGLAS VS BILLETI~ TORY OVER THE Los ANGELES ANGELS IN THE KOTOMORI AND CEE HINTACUTAN HIGHLIGHTED THURSDAY, 6 JUNE ONLY OTHER AMERICAN LEAGUE GAME OF THE A TWO-RUN RALLY IN THE SIXTH AND GAVE 5:15 PM BRANDON FIELD - HUI KEALA VS DAY OR NIGHT. FIRST-BASEMAN JOE CUN­ THE SPOILERS nA" A 5-5 KNOT. NAVY NINGHAM OF THE WHITE SOX SUFFERED A IN THE SEVENTH, CHARLES CLARK RETIRED 6 PM DALLY FIELD - ROI NAMUR VS FIRE BROKEN COLLAR BONE WHEN HE TRIPPED OVER THE NEXT THREE BATTERS IN ORDER TO COMETS FIRST BASE IN THE FIFTH INNING AND IS GAIN HIS FOURTH VICTORY ON THE MOUND, EXPECTED TO BE SIDELINED EIGHT WEEKS WHILE THE SCHOLARS CAPITALIZED ON AN FRIDAY, 7 JUNE ERROR IN THEIR SEVENTH WITH MALONE SGO 6 PM DALLY FIELD - SPOILERS "B" VS MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS ING THE WINNING RUN. CROSSROADS AMERICAN W L PCT. GB (MINOR LEAGUE) NEW YORK 27 17 605 BILLETING NIP L.D.S. WEDNESDAY, 5 JUNE ! BALTIMORE 0 20 600 5:15 PM BRANDON FIELD - POWERHOUSE VS 3 CHICAGO 0 20 600 IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE, MONDAY NIGHT TYPHOONS 3 BILLETING'S CLIFF CLARK SR AND HANK KANSAS C,TY 26 21 2 FRIDAY, 7 JUNE 553 MEHAU BAT;r'L ED I I NAP tTCHERS DUEL' WI TH BOSTON 22 4 5:15 PM BRANDON FIELD NAVY TOO' VS 511 MINNESOTA 24 BILLETING EMERGING AN 8-7 SQUEAKER K P A ~~ ~OO 4* BILLETING'S VICTORY WAS POWERED BY Los ANGELES 24 28 • 62 A THIRD INNING 4-RUN TALLY SPARKED BY CLEVELAND 2 MOUNTAINBALL NOTICE 19 25 43 Lou HORSTMAN, FRED CLARK, MACMAGSAY, DETROIT 20 27 426 ~ EARL UNGERECHT AND CLIFF CLARK SR IT IS REGRETTED THAT MARSHALLESE WASHINGTON 17 35 327 13! CLIFF CLARK SR WHO SCATTERED 8 HITS MEN ARE NO LONGER PERMITTED TO COM­ HELPED WITH THE CAUSE BY BELTING THREE PETE IN THE KWAJALEIN MOUNTAINBALL NATIONAL l_ W L PCT. GB DOUBLES AND A SINGLE ON FOUR TRIPS TO LEAGUE THEREFORE, ALL GAMES PLAYED SAN FRANCISCO 31 19 620 THE PLATE IT WAS HIS SECOND VICTORY IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE AGAINST THE ST LOUIS 30 22 7 2 AGAINST TWO DEFEATS ISLANDERS AND ALL GAMES PLAYED IN Los ANGELES 27 23 .554 0 4 BILLETING'S EARL UNGERECHT BLASTED A THE MINOR LEAGUE AGAINST THE GARDEN CHICAGO 27 23 540 4 SOLO HOMER IN THE TOP OF THE FIRST SHOP "Bli WILL BE CONSIDERED AS PRAC­ CINCINNATI 24 23 JACK BAKER, JOE KAUAHIKANA, EDDIE TICE GAMES AND WILL HAVE NO EFFECT PHILADELPHIA 23 27 .~"60 ~t AyOSO, H PUUILE, BONY GLORY, A HAR­ ON THE STANDINGS OF THE LEAGUE MILWAUKEE MISSING -- IN OTHER CASES, WHERE ONLY A FEW RINGTON, CHARLES KEKAHUNA AND C KAONA HOUSTON 22 30 .423 10 MARSHALLESE PARTICIPATED ON A TEAM LED LOS's ASSAULT. NEW YORK 20 32 385 12 L D.S THREATENED IN THE SEVENTH BUT THE GAMES IN WHICH THEY PARTICIPATED FELL SHORT OF THE MARGIN WITH ONLY ONE REMAIN UNCHANGED ON THE RECORD; HOW­ TCT BOWLING LEAGUE NOTICE RUN ACROSS AND THE TRYING RUN WAS LEFT EVER, THE MARSHALLESE PLAYERS MAY NO LONGER PARTICIPATE. THIS WOULD APPLY THE TCT TUESDAY NIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE STRANDED ON FIRST BASE. WILL HOLD A MEETING TONIGHT .r 7:00 P M 000000 IN THE CASE OF THE SPOILERS "A" IN eN THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE SPECIAL SER­ HORSESHOE PITCHERS WANTED THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, AND THE GARDEN VICES BUILDING F~R ALu TEAM C~PTArNS .ND SHOP "A" IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. THOSE DESIRING TO ENTER TEAMS~ I I PAGE 6 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE 1,63 I" I ! NOTICES mOl/ted :Jonight WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. PROJECTIONISTS WANTED PLEASE CON­ liTHE CENTURION II C&.CS TACT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE JOHN DREW BARRYMORE, JACQUES SERNAS--THE STORY RECOUNTS THE AT 2190 VALIANT EFFORTS BY GREEK LEGIONS WHO SEEK FREEDOM FROM ROMAN DOMINATION

UMPIRES AND SCOREKEEPERS FOR THE RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. SPECIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT CONTACT IIVALLEY OF THE DRAGONS II B&.W INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE AT 2190 CESARE DANOVA, SEAN MCCLARy--STORY OF A COMET THAT HITS THE EARTH AND TRANSPLANTS TWO 19TH CENTURY DUELERS BACK TO PREHISTORIC TIMES WANT SOMEONE TO CARE FOR A 19-MONTH- OLD CHILD FOR A WORKING MOTHER FOR YO~E YUK SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M , 9:00 P M AND MIDNIGHT APPROXIMATELY ONE MONTH STARTING JUNE IITIME MACHINE II C 12. CALL 2157 WORKING HOURS OR 2276 ROD TAYLOR, ALAN YOUNG--STORY OF A MACHINE THAT CAN TAKE YOU EVENINGS BACK IN TIME

WANTED TO BUY ROXY SHOWTIMES 6:30 P M AND 8:30 P.M. NEW OR USED GUITAR. CALL 502 DAYS liTHE BR 100E" ~W OR SEE JOHN WASSON, ROOM 207 SANDS VOLKER BOHNET, FRITZ WEPPER--STORY DEALS WITH A GROUP OF SCHOOL EVENINGS BOYS RECRUITED IN THE GERMAN ARMY IN THE CLOSING DAYS OF WORLD WAR I i TO HOLD A STRATEGIC BRIDGE WANTED TO RENT NEED CAMPING EQUIPMENT FOR 2 Boy MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P M SCOUTS FOR A WEEKEND CAMPING TRIP ON "THE VAll ANT II ANOTHER ISLAND CALL MRS. CUNNINGTON, JOHN MILLS, ETTORE MANNI--"NoTHING ON THE RAGING SEA •• OR BE­ 554 OR SEE AT QTRS 487-A LOW IT •• COULD MATCH THE TORPEDO HELL OF THE VALIANT!"

FOR SALE r I fir ~ {~'I r f ' WOMEN'S CLUB NOTE CARDS I I A'PI' R 1962 GLASSPAR, SEAFAIR SUNLINER, RU It 1'1._ rv~ \., ~ I k- J HAVE YOU A NEED FOR THAT "JUST-RIGHT' 17~', MERCURY 80 HP., MERCURY 9.5 HP NOTE CARD? THE NOTE CARDS SOLD BY THE WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE 1963 8 P.M AUX COMPLETELY EQUIPPED, MANY EXTRAS. WOMEN'S CLUB FIT ALL OCCASIONS. THERE IIPAYROLL" B&.W MICHAEL CRAIG ' SEE MR MALONE AT TRAILER 726. BOAT ARE TWO LOVELY DESIGNS IN EACH PACKAGE FRANCOISE PREVAST--A DRIVER IS KilLED MAY BE SEEN AT MARINA PARKING AREA IN A MILLION-DOLLAR HOLDUP OF HIS #41. OF 20 THESE PRINTS ARE OF TWO ORIGIN­ AL SKETCHES DONE BY GERTRUDE REED, AN ARMORED TRUCK BY BRUTAL UNDERWORLD EX-RESIDENT OF KWAJALEIN ONE IS OF THUGS. THE DRIVER'S WIDOW SETS OUT ON ZENITH TRANSOCEANIC TRANSISTOR RADIO, THREE MARSHALLESE CHILDREN AND THE HER OWN TO TRACK DOWN THE MURDERERS $120.00, NEVER USED. CALL 9-452 OR OTHER OF THE PICTURESQUE KWAJALEIN AND AVENGE HER HUSBAND'S DEATH. SEE AT TRAILER 88 AFTER 6 P.M CHAPEL. LAST YEAR MANY PEQ~LE USED THESE AS UNIQUE CHRISTMAS CARDS AND THURSDAY 6 JUNE 1963 8 P M. ONE SET OF J C. HIGGINS GOLF IRONS- RECEIVED FAVORABLE COMMENTS FROM THE "JOKER IS WILD" B&.W FRANK SINATRA, 3-5-7 AND 9 (ONE WOOD CLUB), PUTTER, FOLKS BACK HOME THE CARDS SELL FOR MITZI GAYNOR--THE TRAGIC BUT SUCCESS­ BAG AND BALLS, $40.00. CONTACT $ 2 • 00 A PAC KAGE. I F YOU WISH TO SEE FUL LIFE OF A SINGER TU8NED COMEDIAN WILLIAMS, SECURITY - 2119 OR 2120. THESE CARDS, CALL FRAN KUHLMANN - 2485 - OR SEE AT 451-D W,TCH DOCTOR SONY STEREOPHONIC TAPE RECORDER - BURNED AT THE STAKE MODEL 777-4, $395 00. CALL R V PROTESTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY VILLA GRAN, MEXICO (UPI)--FARMERS, MAGI, 9-522 (ZEUS) DURING WORKING REBELLING AGAINST TWO eROTHERS WHO ES­ HOURS THERE WILL BE A PROTESTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS PARTY FOR THE JUNIOR TABLISHED A STRANGE RELIGIOUS SECT WITH THE HELP OF A WOMAN "WITCH DOCTOR," LOST nIRLS. THE PARTY WILL BE HELD AT QTRS STONED THE WOMAN AND BURNED HER AT THE --rwo BATONS, SIZE 18 AND 20. FINDER 224-B FROM 6:30 TO 9:30 P M THIS FRI­ STAKE, ACCORDING TO REPORTS REACHING RETURN TO QTRS. 462-8 OR CALL 2208 DAY EVENING V,LLA GRAN TODAY. THE WOMAN, CELINA SALVANA, WAS ONE STERLING SILVER COSTUME PIN IN VI­ PHOTO CONTEST PIX RETURNED OF SIX PERSONS KILLED AT THE FARMING CINITY OF PHONE BOOTH 13 TO YOKWE YUK THE ORIGINALS OF THE 25 SLIDES SE­ COOPERATIVE OF YARBA BUENA. THE OTHERS CLUB AND BACK RETURN TO TRAILER 635 LECTED FOR THE PHOTO CONTEST HAVE BEEN WERE THE BROTHERS, CAYAPANO AND SANTOS AFTER 5 P.M. RETURNED OwNERS MAY CLAIM THEM AT HERNANDEZ, WHO SET UP THE RELIGIOUS THE SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE. SECT, TWO FARMERS AND A POLICEMAN. CHILD'S BLUE SWEATER LOST SATURDAY SLIDE ALBUMS MADE FROM THESE ORIGIN­ THE FARMERS WERE HECTOR SOLIS AND EVENING AT THE Roxy THEATER. CALL ALS HAVE BEEN SHIPPED AND SHOULD BE SEBASTIN GUERRERO SOLIS RAN TO GET 633 ANYTIME. RECEIVED ON KWAJALEIN IN A SHORT TIME POLICE HELP FOR THE FARMERS THE PO­ THEY WILL BE PLACED ON SALE AT THE LICEMA~, KILLED IN A GUNBATTLE WITH FOUND KWAJALEIN STORE WHEN THEY ARE RECEIVED THE BIOTHERS, WAS LUIS MARTINEZ WOMAN'S PRESCRIPTION GLASSES AND A ABOUT 25 FAMILIES, WITH MANY CHILD­ STRING OF PEARLS. MAY BE CLAIMED AT MEXICO REN, LIVE IN THE COOPFRATIVE THEY THE HOURGLASS. I I KILLED--VENGEANCE SPREE Live CRUDELY, USING' CANDL.ES fOR LIGHT MEXICO C,TY (UPI)--PRESS DISPATCHES AND RARELY SEEING AN AUTOMOBILE. V,LLA ~ GENERAL NOTICES GRAN IS 175 MILES SOUTH OF THE BORDER PROTESTANT CHOIR REHEARSAL WILL BE FROM C,UDAD V,CTOR,A TODAY SAID 1 I PER­ CITY OF NUEVO LAREDO. HELD TONIGHT AT 7:30 IN THE CHAPEL SONS WERE KILLED IN A VENGEANCE SPREE THE HERNANDEZ BROTHERS, ACCORDING TO ANYONE INTERESTED IN JOINING THIS FOLLOWING THE MURDER OF A FARM VILLAGER WHO CALLED HIMSELF GOD REPORTS IN VILLA GRAN, MOVED IN ABOUT GROUP IS WELCOME TO ATTEND. THE DISPATCHES SAID TWO OF THE DEAD TWO YEARS AGO, AND, WITH THE HELP OF WERE BURNED ALIVE POLICE WHO RUSHED CELINA SALVANA, STARTED A RELIGIOUS BINGO AT THE MAD CLUB FRIDAY EVENINr. TO THE "EJIDO" OR FARM-VILLAGE OF YER­ SECT THAT RIGIDLY CONTROLLED THE FAR­ 7:30 P M. MOVIE WILL FOLLOW THE BINGO BABUENA IN NORTHERN TAMAULIPAS STATE MERS AND THEIR FAMILIES GAMES ALL MILITARY PERSONNEL AND WERE GREETED WITH GUNFIRE, THE REPORTS THE WOMAN "WITCH DOCTOR" EMPLOYED AN­ GUESTS ARE WELCOME SAID THREE POLICEMEN WERE REPORTED CIENT INDIAN RITES, ACCORDING TO THE KILLED. REPORTS O~E OF THEM WAS MAKING THE , THEY SAID AN UNIDENTIFIED PEASANT FARMERS EAT FROGS. THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE OUT- SHOT AND KILLED CAYEPANO HERNANDEZ, THE FARMERS TIRED OF CELINA SALVANA RIGGER CLUB ON THURSDAY, AT 7:30 P.M., WHO CLA I MED TO BE "THE LI V I NG GOD" AND THE HERNANDEZ BROTHERS REBELLED ' IN THE LOUNGE OF THE REEF BOQ AND MADE "MIRACLE CURES" IN A "TEMPLE." FRIDAY. THEY STONED CELINA SALVANA THE NEW CONSTITUTION WILL BE DIS­ THE PEASANT DISAPPEARED, BUT THE DEAD AND BURNED HER AT THE STAKE. CUSSED. MAN'S BROTHER INCITED HIS RELIGIOUS THEY KILLED THE BROTHERS HERNANDEZ ALL MEMBERS AND POTENTIAL MEMBERS FOLLOWERS TO A SHOOTING AND KILLING IN A PITCHED BATTLE, BUT NOT BEFORE ONE ARE URGED TO ATTEND S PRE E • OF THE BROTHERS KILLED MARTINEZ THEN THE POLICE ORDERED OUT THE FARMERS AND I WANTED FOUND HAD THEM BURY THE VICTIMS ON THE SPOT, I SOMEONE TO CARE FOR A ONE-YEAR-OLD LIGHTER (ZIPPO) FOUND AT YOKWE YUK EXCEPT FOR MARTINEZ CHILD DAILY EXCEPTING THURSDAYS AND THEATER TUESDAY NIGHT. NAME ItWILSHIRE" I SUNDAYS CALL MRS ROSS-CLUNIS, 2436 ON FRONT. CLAIM AT HOURGLASS NEWS ITEMS? CALL 2114 OR 539