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NEWS IN BRIEF KILLER TORNADOES SLAS ~ED NINE STATES SAleoN, SOUTH VIET NAM (UPI) Ch~CAao, MAY ! (UP~)--K!lLE~ TORNADOES A~D HURRICANE rORCE WINDS SLASHED COMMUNIST REBELS IN SOUTH VIET NAM THRO~GH S[CTflONS or ~iNE STATES YESTERDAY AND EARLY TODAY, ClAiM!NG AT LEAST RELEASED TWO CApTURED UoSo ARMY MEN EIGHT l ~V[S AND rlNJU~ING 145 P[RSO~S. iLLi~O~S HAD FIVE DEAD. MICHIGAN TODAY THE SERGEANTS HAD BEEN HELD L!ST[O ONE FATALITY AND iND!ANA REPORTED TWO. !LLiNOiS HAD AT LEAST 50 PERSONS CAPTIVE THREE WEE~SQ Two OTHERS FROM INJURED iNDIANA HAD AT LEAST 43 PERSO~S ~N0URED, 40 Of THEM IN SOUTH BEND. THE SAME ARMY GROuP WERE KiLLED BY THE MICHIGAN REPORTED 25 NJURiES, F~VE WERE ~URT IN OH~O AND ONE AT FENTON, COMMUNIST GuERRILLAS AT THE SAME TIME MISSOURI. KENTUCKY HAD ~8 ~NJURvES, ARKANSAS HAD THREE PERSONS HU~T. SGT fRANCIS QUiNN OF ~IAGARA FALLS TORNADOES ALSO RAKED TEXAS ANO DAMAGiN6 WijNOS HIT WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA AND SGT. GEORGE GROOM or ST JOSEPH, FLAS~ FLOODS WERE REPOR1ED iN ST. LOUiS, MISSOURI SUBURBS. M!SSOURI WERE CAPTURED. THE TWO MEN COLLAPSE or A SCHOOL ROOF AT SPRiNGFiELD, ILliNOiS KILLED A 12 YEAR OLD BOY. SAID TODAY THE REDS KEPT THEIR WR!SiS A SIMllAP ACCiDENT AT SHELDON, iLLINOiS BOUND MOST OF THE THREE WEEKS. INJURED A TEACHER AND TWO STUOENTSo X15 BREAKS HEIGHT kECOkD AN ELDERLY MAN SUrFERED A rATAL HEART ~rTACK WHEN AN UNCONF~RMtJ TO~NADO EDWA~DS AiR FORCE BASE, CAlirOR~~A WASHINGTON (UPI) THE UoSo GOVERN SKiPPED THROUGLJ WEST FRANKFORT, ~lltNOP. MAY t (UPI) SPACE ADM!NISTRATiON MENT MOVED ON THREE FRONTS TODAY TO A YOUNG STONE MASON WAS STRUCK AND OFfiCIALS ELATED OVER THE X15's WORLD GIVE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE A GREATER KJllEO BY A FALLING GRAIN ELEVATOR AT RECORD OF 48-1/2 MILE HiGH FLIGHT TO VARIETY OF TELEVISION PROGRAMS. fRANKFURT, iND~ANA. THE EDGE OF SPACE DISCLOSED PLANS PRESIDENT KENNEDY SiGNED INTO LAW A Two PERSONS WERE KILLED WHEN AN TODAY rOR ThE ROCKET SHiP TO FLY TO BILL AUTHORIZING 32-MILLION DOLLARS ADVE~TISING SiGN CAME CRASHING THROUGH AN ALTiTUDE or 57 MILES "iN ABOUT A IN FEDERAL FUNDS TO ENCOURAGE THE THE Roor OF A ILL i NO I S SUP£~MA'~KET MONTH II GROWTH OF EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION STA YESTERDAY. A WORKMAN DiED WHEN WIND "! THINK WE'LL srr 300,000 rEET IN TIONS. CHAiRMAN NEWTON MINOW OF THE TOPPLED A CHIMNEY ATIA PONTIAC, ILL. ABOUT A MONTH," SAID XI5 PROJECT FCC CALLED THE NEW LAW A LAND~ARK FOR STONE WORKS. AN ELDERLY WOMAN aUEST MANAGER, JAMES E. LOVE, IW THE WAKE EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION. LOST HER LIFE WHEN A HOTEL Roor CAVED Of YES1ERDAY'S 255,000 FOOT FLIGHT i~ AT PONTIAC, MICHIGAN. W4iC~ MARKED THE HIGHEST MAN EVER HAS A MAN WriO WAS DASHING TO SHELTER fPOM FLOWN ~N A PLANE. THE WHilE HOUSE (UPI) Top REPRESEN THE SOUTH BEND, INDIAN~ STORM DAPTEO FEDERAL AV!Al~ON ASSOCIATION (FAA) ~.TIVES or THE AMERiCAN MEDICAL Asso IN FRONT OF A CAR AND WAS KILLED. REPRESENTATiVES WERE EXPECTED TO SUB- CIATION MET WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY AT LEAST 35 PERSONS WERE HURT AT MiT THE ALTITUDE fOR OFFlC!Al WORLD TODAY THE TALK LASTED ALMOST AN RA~TOuL, iLLINO!S, MOST or THEM AIRMEN, R~COGN~T~ON. HOUR BUT OBSERVERS SAY NOTHING MUCY THEIR FAMILIES, AND C~V!UAN E.MPLOYEES rtWE'VE GOT AN AGGRESSiVE P~OGRAM FOR WAS AGREED UPON THE PRESIDENT AND OF CHANUTE AIR FORCE BASE. FLYING TO EXTREMELY HIGH ALTiTUDES, AMER!CA!S DOCTORS ARE STILL fOLES HOSPITAl POWEIlt FAILURES HAMPERED AND WE'RE NOT GOING TO LOSE ANY TiME,' APART ON THE iSSUE or MEDIC~L CARE fOR TREATMENT or THE INJURED AT SOUTH BEND, SAID THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND THE AGED TIED INTO THE SOCIAL SECURiTY !~OiANA, THREE RIVERS, MiCHiGAN ANO SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA) OFrlcIAL. SYSTEM. WEST fRANKFORT, illiNOIS. A SiMiLAR EXPlCTATiON WAS VOICED BY AT KEENSBURG, ~lLiNOiS LAST NUGHT NASA T£Sl PILOT, JOE A WALKER, 41, I'PI"'" ...... _. _JI ~_a_ u.,...... - ..&. ULIt!\ RUI.\~ T.u...... - ...... l.~t- r- - --r1""-~ ~ ~ _au. LONDON (UPI) TODAY COMMUNISTS IN rALLiNG TR!E DROPPED iN THE PATH Of A ITS STEEPEST CLIMB YET DURING YESTE~- MANY COUNTRIES MARCHED IN TRADITIONAL TRUCK-MOUNTEb HiGHWAY POST OFrICE. DAY'S EP!C FLIGHT 7 - DESCRiBED AS MILITARY AND WORKER PARADES TO CELE iN THREE RIVERS, MICHIGAN, MORE lHAN n A THiNG OF BEAUTY" 11! DON'T SEE BRATE MAY DAY. IN Moscow, THE SOVIET 200 TREES WERE UPRCOTED AND MORE THAN ANY REASON WHY WE CAN'T GET UP THAT DEFENSE MINISTER ACCUSED PRESIDENT HALF THE HOMES iN THe: CitY DAMAGED. HIGH,II DRAWLED THE SEEMINGLY UNPERTU~EI- KENNEDY or FOLLOWINa AN AGaRESSIVF •• • • ABLE VE:TERAN P I LOT. 1I0UR ONL Y PROBl Et POLICY IN HAVANA, PREMIER CASTRO is CONTROL AND litE-ENTRY." TRAMPED THRouaH THE STREETS ARM-I. - RECORD MATS FLIGHT THE HiGHEST THE NEEDLE-NOSED Xi5 HAC ARM WITH CABINET MEMBERS TO THE TUNE TRAV~S AIR FORCE BASE, CALifORNtA, FLOWN PRIOR TO THIS WAS 217,000 FEET- Of THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL. iN MAY! (uPI) THE MILiTARY AIR TRANSPORT OR 41 MILES--BY AIR FORCE MAJ. BOB PEIPINa (BAy-PING) A HUGE PICTURE or SERVICE TODAY INAUGURATED JET SERVICE WHITE LAST YEAR. IN A JOKING RErE~~ JOSEPH STALIN, DISHONORED IN RUSSIA, fOR TRANSPORTING MILITARY MEDiCAL ENCE TO THE ALTITUDE POTENTIAL or THE ADORNED THE CENTRAL SQUARE AND IN PAT~ENT~ rROM THE PACifiC AREA TO THE X15, THE ROCKETEERING FARM BOY FROM LISBON, MAY DAY DEMONSTRATORS CLASHED UNITED STATES. WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVA~IA, KNOWN rOR WITH ARMED POLICE WHEN CROWDS IN DOWN THE fiRST fLIGHT, CARRYING 48 PATIENT! HOMESPUN WISECRACKS, TOLD A PRESS TOWN SQUARES AND STREETS REFUSED TO AND A GROUP OF MILhTARY DIGNITARIES, CONFEIUNCE: "I FELT THAT I F I CON DISPERSE PEACEFULLY. SET A RECORD FOR A NON-STOP FLIGHT rROM TiNUED TO RUN THAT ENGINE LON~ER, 1'0 YOKOTA AIR BASE NEAR TOKYO TO TRAVIS. ~O iNTO ORBiT." "I GOT MY FiRST CHANCE THE TIME WAS 9 HOURS AND 7 MINUTES, TO LOOK AROUND AT 240,000 FEET," HE ALGERIA (UPI) THERE WAS NO LET-UP COMPARED WITH THE PREVIOUS MARK OF 9 ADDED, SAYING HE COULD SCAN THE WEST IN TERRORIST ACTIVITIES IN ALGERiA HOURS AND 17 MINUTES SET LAST YEAR BY ERN FRINGE OF THE UNITED STAT£S. "I TODAY. SIX PERSONS WERE KILLED AND PAN AMERICAN WORLD A,RWAYS. COULD SEE MONTEREY BAY (NEAR SAN FRAN DOZENS INJURED AS THE SECRET ARMY FUTURE JET EVACUATION fLllHTS WILL CiSCO) TO THE NO~TH AND THE GULr OF ORGANIZATION (O-A-S) MOVED ITS CAM NOT BE NON-STOP. THE PLANES WILL STOP CALiFORNIA TO THE SOUTH--ANO AWAY OUT PAIGN OF KILLINGS AND BOMBiNGS INTO rOR THREE HOURS AT HONOLULU WHEN THE TO SOME PLACE IN THE PACifiC OCEAN. THE [ASTERN CITI[S OF THE NORTH FLIGHTS lET INTO FULL OPERATION, ...... AFRICAN TERRITORY. Two GRENADE EXPECTED BY JULY. ~ ATTACKS WOUNDED 36 PERSONS iN BONE PILOT OF TODAY'S RECORD-BREAKING AND PH I L! PPEV iLL!. I N RELATED ACT! ON, FLIGHT IN A C-135B TURBOFAN JET WAS KWAJALEIN WATER THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED IT IS MAJ. GEN. GLEN R BIRCHARD. USED 5/1/62 RUSHING FIVE-THOUSAND MORE TROOPS TO TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 239,440 THE WESTERN PORT CITY OF ORAN. THEY GALLONS WILL REINFORCE A FRENCH GARRISON NOW ABILENE, KANSAS (UPI) FORMER PE~ CAPITA - 86.7 NUMBERING 12-THOUSAND. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, WHO DABBLES IN TOTAt IN STORAGE ~ 9,220,000 AMATEUR PAINTING, HAS CRITICIZED MODERN ART AS A SYMBOL OF THE NATION'S LAG IN DAilY WATER METER READ~NGS CHICAGO (UPI) THE WEATHER MADE NEWS MORAL STANDARDS. HIS COMMENT: TODAY'S HOUSING OCEAN 15,500 GALlON~ AaAIN TODAY. TORNADO WARNINGS HAVE ART LOOKS TO HIM LIKE IT WAS SMEARED HOUSING lAGOO~ 25,500 GALLONS BEEN ISSUED FOR PARTS or NEW YOR~ ON THE CANVAS AND RUN OVER BY A TIN VOKWE YUK CLUB il,IOO GALLONS STATE AND PENNSYLVANIA. AN £AST MOV LIZZIE. MESS HALL 7,100 GALLONS ING fRONT HAS SET OfF SHOWERS AND LAUNDRY 2,600 GALLONS THUNDERSTORMS FROM LOWER MICHIGAN TO PowtR PLANT 19,100 GALLONS LOUISIANA. IN THE MIDWEST, RESIDENTS WE~1 END Of iSLAND !6,600 GALLONS WE ARE IN CONDITION ORANGE! ARE PICKiNG UP THE DEBRIS AFTER MONDAY NIGHT'S STORMS PAGE 2 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY ~ .1

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE SALINGER FLIES TO WEST GERMANY FOR THREE DAY MEETING COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL WASHINGTON, MAY ~ (UPI)--SALiNGER WILL FLY FROM NEW YORK NEXT SATURDAY ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU NIGHT TO BON~, WtSr GtRMANY, FOR A THREE-DAY MEETnNG ON &NFORMAT~ON MATTERS o HE W1LL F"LL A SPtAhlNG ENGAGeMENT 1N AMSTERDAM MAY 10 AND ARRIVE iN Moscow OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c WITH THE TRANSPORT C()1PANY OF TEXAS. MAY II. SALiNGER HAD PLANNED TO LEAVE FOR RUSSUA ABOUT A WEEK OR 10 DAYS EARLI£R, THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY BUT HIS TRIP WAS PUT IN ABEYANCE FOR A TuME WHtN EAST-WEST ~ELATiONS WERE MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE PARTICULARLY TENSE,DURING THE EARLY PHASES OF THE GENEVA D!SARMAMENT FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE MEETiNG,FOR AN EXCHANGE OF TELEV!SION SPEEChES BY PRESDDENT KENNEDY AND SoveET PREMIER NIKRTA So KHRUSHCHEVo PUBlICATi0n. DEADLINE FOR NEWS iTEMS IS 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. NO FOUL PLAY IN HAMMARSKJOLD THE TELEvssnON EXCHANGE MAY BE DISCUSSED PLANE CRASH WHILE SALINGER 8S IN RUSSIA AS THE THE HOURGlASS RESERVES THE RIGHT GUEST OF ALEXEI ADZHUBEI, EDITOR OF TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR NEW YORK, MAY I (UPI)-~THE FIVE THE SOVIET G0VERNMENT NEWSPAPER PUBLICAT 10No NATION I~VESTIGATING COMMISSION RE- IZVESTIA AND KHRUSHCHEVcS SON-UN-LAW o PORTED 10DAY IT FOUND ~O EVIDENC£ OF ADZHUBEI INTERV8EWED KENNEDY RN HYANNBSPORT, MASSACHUSETTS, LAST FAllo EDITOR ~ JOHN C. COLEMAN FOUL PLAY IN THE PLANE CRASH THAT K!lLED UoN. SECRETARy-GENERAL DAG HE ALSO VISITED THE UNITED ST~TES AGAHr ARABIAN OIL DEMANDS DISMISSAL HAMMARSKJOLD AND 15 OTHERS IN AFR8CA. LAST JANUARY, WHEN HE HNVITED SAL8N OF DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINT THE COMMISSION FOUND NOTHING ftN 'TS GER TO VISIT RUSSIAo THREE-MONTH INQUIRY TO SUPPJRT THEORiES THE WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENT SABD NEW YORK, (UPI)--THE ARABIAN AMER THAT THE CRASH RESULTED FROM SABOTAGE, S\LINGER "PLANS TO CONFER WITH ADZHUBE' ICAN OIL COMPANY MONDAY DEMANDED THE ATTACK FROM GROUND OR AIR, ALTIMETER AND OTHER EDITORS AND GOVERNMENT OF~1- DUSMUSSAL OF A COMPLAINT CLAIMING OR OTHER MECHANICAL FAILURE, PILOT CRALS IN THE FIELDS OF PRESS, RADiO ARAMCO IS DISCRIMINATING AGAINST ERROR, OR INCOMPLETE INFORMATiON AND TELEVISION ON THE SUBJECT OF CON PERSONS OF JEWISH FAITH IN ITS HIRING PROVIDED TO THE PILOTe TINUOUS INFORMATION EXCHANGES BETWEE~ THE TWO COUNTRIES " PRACT8CES o ITS REPORT STATED THAT NONE OF THOSE o ARAMCO DEFENSE ATTORNEY CHESTER POSSIBLE CAUSES COULD BE COMPLETELY IT SAID THE WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRE BORDEAU ASKED THE NEW YORK STATE RULED OUT, BUT ITS CONCLUSIONS STRONGLY TARY WOULD MAKE A SPECIAL STUDY OF COMMISSION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS TO DISMISS INDICATED THE MYSTERY NEVER WOULD SOVIET N:WSPAPERS, RADlO AND TELEVBSIOt AS UNSUBSTANTIATED THE COMPLAINT BE SOLVED. STATIONS. BROUGHT BY THE AMERICAN JEWISH (ON THE COMMISSION WAS CRITICAL OF SALINGER MADE iT CLEAR TOCAY THAT HE GR[SSo RHODESIA'S DELAYING RESCUE OPERATIONS WtLL HAVE NO AUTHORiTY TO CONDJCT DIP BORDEAU ASSAILED AS "CHILDISH AND AFTER THE PLANE WAS REPORTED MISSING. LOMATAC NEGOTOATIONS AND THAT HIS IRRESPONSIBLE" A STATEMENT BY AJC IT SAID THE ONE SURVIVOR, U.N. GUARD OFFICIAL FUNCT80NS WiLL RELATE SOLELy ATTORNEY SHAF POLIER WHO, IN HIS Mo JULIEN WHO DIED SEPT. 21, MiGHT TO THE FIELD OF iNFORMAT80N o SUMMATION TODAY, ACCUSED THE COMPANY HAVE L'VEU IF RESCUED EARLIER AND NOT SALINGER, 36, WILL BE ACCOMPA~~ED BY OF ALLEGEDLY PUIITALY, MAY I (UPI )--A GERMAN VILLE) BEFORE IHE TAKEOFF. THOUGH AT PRESENT TOURING NEW YORK CtiTYe MOuNTACN CLiMBING PARTY SAILED YES IT HAS NO REASON TO BELIEVE THAT "THERE IS A LOT TO BE GAINED FROM TERDAY ABOARD THE ITALIAN LINER ASIA EITHER OF THESE OMISSIONS WAS A CON COMPARING NOTES W8TH T!TO~," SHEPARD FOR AN EXPEDiTiON IN THE HIMALAYAS. TRIBUTING CAUSE OF THE CRASH, IT CO~ SAID. THE SIX-MAN CROUP, PLANNING TO SIDERS THAT BOTH WERE POTENTIALLY BUT HE WARNED THE U.S. AGAiNST BERNG CL!MB THE 8,125-METER (26,656-FOOT) DANGEROUS." LULLED INTO A FALSE SENSE OF SECJRlfY NANGA PARBAT PEAK VIA THE DIFFICULT MEMBERS OF THE U.No INVESTIGATiNG BY THE MEETING OF AMERiCAN AND RUSSIAN DA 1M HR ROuTE, ! NCLUDED TEAM LEADER COMMISSION WERE RISHIKESH SHAHA OF SPACEMEN. "THE MEETiNG WOULD HAve ANDERL MiCHL, 46, TON! KINSHOFER, NEPAL, CHAIRMAN; RAUL QUiJANO OF TO BE ON A HIGH PLANE OF SCUENTI~8C SIG! LOEW, H~MBERT SCHMiDBAUER, ARGENTINA, JUSTICE EMIL SANDSTROM or EXCHANGE," SHEPARD SARDo MANFRED STURM AND ANDERL MANNHART, SWEDEN, JUSTICE SAMUEL BANKOLE JONES AT 22 THE YOUNGEST MEMBER OF THE OF SIERRA LEONE AND NtKOLA SRZENTIC "THERE ARE THREE TH8NGS WITH EXPEDITION. OF YUGOSLAVIA. WHICH A CRITIC SHOULD BE CONCERNED. THEY WILL BE JOINED BY AIR IN WHAT WAS THE AUTHOR TRYING TO DO? KARACHB BY EXPEDITION CHiEF ORo KARL DID HE SUCCEED? WAS iT WORTH po?" ~ERRL!GKOFFER AND BY RUDL MARCK, BOTH '~HIS ABOVE ALL: TO THINE OWN SELF OF' MUNICH o BE TRUE," W!LLiA~ WORDtwORTH

HAMLET -- -SHAKESPEARE c •• 00 " PAGE 3 HOURGLASS WEDNESUAv 2 MAY !962 ~ ~ ------.------~------~------~ U OF HL\V/A II OFFERS ENGL ISH .50 MA Y DAY RI DrS CaNT INUE STATE WITNESS IN STONEHILL CASE AS SECOND LANGUAGE GONE TO ZURICH CARACAS, MAY I (UPI)--POlBCE REGISTRATDON FOR ENGLISH 50, "ENGLBSH MANijLA, MAY ! (UPI)~-A SlATE W!TN£SS FOUGHT A GUN BATTLE TODAY WiTH COMMUN AS A SECOND LANGUAGE", IS NOW OPEN o iN THE DEPORTATUON PROCEEDINGS AGAUNST UST DEMONSTRATORS WHO USED THE MAY E~GLISH 50 IS I~ 8-WEEK (ONE NIGHT AMERRCAN MULTB-MDLLIONABRE HARRY S. DJ,Y HOll DAY TO SPREAD ANT i-GOVERNMENT A WEEK) NON-CREDIT COURSE SPONSORED STO~EHilL WAS REPORTED TODAY TO HAVE

TERRORISM o BY THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, AND GONE TO ZURICH o HUNDREDS OF ROUNDS OF SUBMACHINE BEGINS F~iDAY, MAY 11TH, FROM 7-9poMo MENHART SPIELMAN, PAN AMERUCAN GUN, RIFLE AND PISTOL SHOTS WERE IN ROOM 9 OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL~ BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OF A STONEHill EXCHANGED iN A lOW-BNCOME HOUSUNG MRS BETTY KNE I P, B.S. DEGREE, IS FIRM BEFORE HE TURNED STATE WHTNESS, AREA" CASUAlTBES WERE REPORTED ON THE iNSTRUCTOR. To ENROLL, CALL WAS BEliEVED TO HAVE Sl~PPED OUT OF BOTH SHOES. MRS o KNEIP AT 633 AFTERNOONS AND THE PHilIPPINES THROUGH SOUTHERN HOLO REFUSED PERMISSION TO DEMONSTRATE EVENINGS, FOR AN APPOINTMENT. THE !SLAND AND BORNEO TO SWiTZERLAND WH~LE AT THE NATIONAL PANTHEON, COMMUNISTS TUITION FEE IS $20, AND THE BOOK GOVERflMENT PROSECUTORS WA ~ 1 ED FOR H ~ S AND LEFTISTS RAN WBLD THROUGHOUT THE IS $ L,45., APPEARANCE TO CONTINUE TEST~MONY AGA1NST CITY o THEY BURNED AT LEAST 10 CARS ENGL~SH 10 IS PRIMARILY DESIGNED STO~EHl~L BEFORE THE DEPORTATijON 90ARD~ AND A BUS iN HIT-RUN RAIDS, AND STONED FOR STUDENTS WHOSE NATIVE LANGUAGE HE WAS THE KEY WiTNESS IN THE OTHER VEHICLE:S. IS NOT ENGLISH; HOWEVER, ANYONE WHO GtVERNMENT~S DFPORTAT10N CASE AGAINST THE COMMUNISTS MADE NO EFFORT TO WISHES FURTHER WORK IN ENGLISH SrONEHILL AND HIS ASSOCIATES, AMERiCANS DHSRUPT THE DAY'S MAJOR EVENT, A COMPOSITION WOULD BENEFIT FROM THE ROOERT BROO~S AND JO~N BROOKS AND GER CARNiVAL-liKE PARADE FEATURING ABOUT COURSE. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE COURSE MAN KARL MODEL BECK n 100,000 PERSONS ROUTED THROUGH ABOUT ARE AT LEAST; I OR 2 YEARS OF H» GH STO~EHllL, A FORMER U.So ARMY OFf!CEQ, 15 DOWNTOWN BLOCKS AND INTO SILENCE SCHOOL; FAIRLY GOOD ENGLISH SPEAK- MPDE AN ESTIMATED UeSo $50 MiLLION IN v SQUARE FOR SPEECH-MAKING o ING ABILITY; AND SOME PREVrOUS IN ,lIt. p,.. I L! PE ~JC S L f l!: I ~JUhL(; \ 3 THt GUN BATTLE BROKE OUT WHEN THE STRUCTION AN' PRACTICE iN WRITING DOiNG BUSiNESS IN Oil, TOBACCO AND RADiCALS SEIZED THE 15-STORY 23RD OF ENGLISH. COMPOSITION WILL BE STRESSED NEWSPAPER PUBL!SHING G JANUARY HjUSING P~OJECT. ApPROX AS WELL AS INSTRUCTION iN CORRECT HE AND H!S ASSOCiATES WERt ARRESTED iMATELY 120 COMBAT-EQUIPPED POLICE ENGLiSH USAGE AND SPELLING, AND py ~AT!ONAL BUREAU OF INVCSTUGArIO~ STORMED THE BUILDING TO DISLODGE RULES OF THE LANGUAGE. (NBI) AGENTS LAST MARC~ 3 ON CHARGES THEM WHILE OTHER POLICE AND GUARDS OF MASS FINANCIAL MALPRACTICES AND MEN COVERED THEIR CHARGE FROM AD CORRUPTION OF GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS JOiNING ROOFTOPS AND ALLEYS o THE LIFE DRAWING HEREo PROJECT HOUSES AN ESTIMATED 125,000 A REPORT TO THE NATiONAL BUREAU Of PERSONS. iNVESTHGATION FROM THE INTERNAT!ONAL POLiCE TOOK ABOUT 30 PRISONERS, A LIMITED NUMBER OF OPENINGS ARE POLICE ORGANIZATION (INTERPOL) YES ~OST OF THEM YOUTHS WEARING RED T NOW AVAilABLE FOR A L!FE DRAWING TERDAY SAID SPElLMAN WAS iN ZUR~CPQ SHIRTS" OTHER SHARPSHOOTERS SCATTERED CLASS. THIS IS A NON-CREDITED BASIC THE NBi HAD EARLIER ASKED iNTERPOl~S TO ADJACENT BUJLDJNGS o fOllCE LEFT COURSE FOR WHiCH THERE IS NO PRE ASSISTANCE iN TRACKING DOWN SPJELMA~ A PATROL TEM. POSTED iN THE SUBURBAN REQU!SITE., THIS COURSE CONSISTS OF WHO HAS BEEN MfS51NG SINCE EASTER AREA" THE FUNDAMENTALS OF DRAWiNG THE SUNDAY o MOST OF THE DAY'S RIOTiNG WAS IN THE HUMAN FORM BY USE OF A LiVE MODEL, THE NBI SAID THE iNTERPOL HEADQUAR1tR~ ViCiNiTY OF THE 23RD OF JANUARY HOUSING AND IS A PRELIMiNARY TO ADVANCED IN PARIS DELAYED THE REPORT TO NBi PROJECT AND ANOTHER SIMILAR lOW-INCOME LIFE DRAWBNG OF SPEED SKETCHING HEADQUARTERS HERE. DEVELOPMENT CALLED THE PEDRO CAMEJO. AND PORTRAITURE, TWO COURSES WHiCH SPIELMAN, ASIDE FROM BEiNG THE DOWNTOWN, HOWEVER, PRO-GOVERNMENT WILL COMMENCE AT A LATER DATEo THE GOVCRNMENTvS KEY WiTNESS AGAINSl SrONE UNiONS STAGED THE DAY'S MAJOR CELE FEE FOR THE ENTIRE 15 WEEK COURSE HilL AND HIS ASSOCIATES, WAS fACING BRATION WITH BEAUTY QUEENS, CARNIVAL IS $17,,500 THIS CHARGE INCLUDES ALL CRI~BNAL RPPE CHARGES FILeD BY 1WO L!KE FLOATS AND FLAG AND ~IGN-WAVWN0 MATERIALS AND OTHER NEEDED ITEMS FILIPINO WOMEN EMPLOYED IN ONE OF CELEBRANTS o PLUS INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION. BE STONEHilL'S 16 BUSINESS CONCERNS HERE" TRUCKLOADS OF POLICE AND COMBAT CAUSE OF A SPACE LIMITATION, THE SPIELMAN IN TURN FILED ATTEMPTED EQUiPPED NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS SIZE OF THIS CLASS MUST BE HELD MURDER CHARGES AGAINST STONEHILl AND PATRUlED rHr STREETS. MILiTARY TO A MINIMUM AND ENROLLMENT WILL ROBeRT BROOKS AFTER THE TWO AllEGEDLY HELICOPTERS AND LIGHT liAISON AIR BE MADE ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED TRIED TO KILL HIM IN ~TONEH!LLiS APART CRAFT FLEW OVER THE ~!TY TO SPOT AND BASIS. RONALD ECKERT, A QUALIFIED MENT BEFORE STONEHllL'S ARREST o PREVENT DISORDERS. ART EDUCATION MAJOR, WHO HOLDS AN STONEHILl AND ROBER BROOKS HAVE ASSOCIATE ARTS DEGREE WilL BE THE BEEN CONFINED UNDER GUARD AT A PHil CLASS RNSTRUCTOR. THE CLASSES BEGIN IPPiNE ARMY CAMP NEAR HERE AFTER THE POSSIBLE V~SHMIR - INDIA MAY 2, AND WILL BE HELD FROM 7 TO 9 DEPORTATION BOARD DENIED THE!R PETiTiON PEACE SETTLEMENT P.M., EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE F~R FRlEDOM ON BAIL. UNiTED NATiONS, ~~y I (UPI)- HOBBY SHOP. THE ENROLLMENT FEE MAY SrONEHILL'S TWO OTHER ASSOCIA1ES ARE MUHAMMAD ZAFRULLA KHAN OF PAKiSTAN BE PAID AT THE SPECiAL SERVICES our ON BAIL. W~LL PRESENT TO THE SECURITY COUNCil OFFICE, ON THE 2ND FLOOR OF THE 000 ••• WEDNESDAY SEVERAL POSSIBLE PATHS SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING. FOR FUR PARiS: APRIL 30 (UPI)--THE PAR~S TOWARD SETTLEMENT OF THE KASHMIR THER INFORMATION CALL 350, BETWEEN MORNBNG PAPER PARis-JOUR TODAY SA~C DISPUTE BETWEEN HIS COUNTRY AND INDIAa I AND 7:30 P.,M. PRE~!D~Nl CHARLES DE GAULLE HAS NEVEq HE WILL DELIVER THE SECOND PART OF No NEW MEMBERS WiLL BE ACCEPTED BEEN iN SUCH GREAT PERSONAL DANGER

HIS SPEECH, WHKCH CONSUMED TWO HOURS AFTER 7:30 P.M. THIS EVENING o AS HE IS TODAY o AND 14 MINUTES AT lAST FRIDAY'S COURSE: LIFE DRAWING THE PRE51DENT NARROWLY ESCAPED O~f COUNCIL MEETtNG o HE WAS EXPECTED TO INSTRUCTOR: RONALD ECKERT ASSASSiNATION ATTEMPT lAST YEAR wHEN COMPLETE THE STATEMENT AT WEDNE<~AyfS PLACE: HOBBY SHOP (SPECIAL SERViCES A HUGH CHARGE OF PLASTIC EXPLOS~VE MEETING. BLDG, 2ND FLOOR, 8TH ST. ENTRANCE) BURIED IN A ROADSIDE SANDPILE FAfllED WAITING IMPATIENTLY HIS rURN TO TIME: WEDNESDAY 7:00 TO 9:00 P.Mo TO GO OFF PROPERLY WHEN HIS l!MOUS8NE DELIVER A REBUTTAL WAS INDIAN DEFENSE DURATION: 15 WEEKS MOVED PAST IT .. MINISTER VQ K" KRISHNA MENON, WHO FEE: $17.50 THE EDITORIAL SAID GOVERNMENT OrF~C!A_' ARRIVED FROM NEW DELHI SUNDAY. HE LEADING THE FIGHT AGAINST THE SEGRr7 WAS EXPECTED TO BEGIN HIS ADDRESS BINGO RESULTS ARMY ORGAN I ZAT ION (OAS) TH iNK THE OlIT TO THE COUNCIL THURSDAY. lAWED GROUP WILL BE DEFEA1ED IN AlGfRn~ NEITHER SIR ZAFRULlA NOR MENON WAS WINNERS OF LAST NIGHT'S BINGO GAMES WiTHIN A FEW MONTHS, BUT~ EXPECTED TO EQUAL HIS RECORD-BREAK AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB WERE AS FOLLOWS: "THEIR OPINION IS DiFFERENT iNG SPEECH ON THE KASHM8R ISSUE. IN WILDA CLIFFORD, KENNETH E. GOEHL, ME1ROPOlITAN FRANCE." 1951 SIR ZAFRUlLA MADE WHAT WAS THEN R. Ho SPENCER, H. ApPLEMAN, TAYLOR "THE SABOTAGE OF THE PARiS-MARSEHLLt~ THE LONGEST SPEECH IN U.N. HISTORY, COMBS JR." C. H. SYMONDS, TOM BOWERS, (RAil) LINE AT AVJGNON DlMONSTRATE5 SIX HOURS AND 30 MINUTES, BEFORE THE SAYONARA, JANE ROGNElSON, R. W. KUHN THAT iSPECIALISTS' HAVE ARR!VED FRO~ SECURITY COUNCIL. IN 1957, MENON AND W. A. HAHlBECK. ALGIERS. THE MISSION ASSUGNED THEM MADE A SPEECH OF 7 HOURS AND 45 BINGO IS PLAYED EACH TUESDAY EVENING BY (FORMER ARMY COL. ANTOHNE) ARGOUD~ l'-1!NUTES. AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. WHO SEEMS THE SUCCESSO~ iN FACT TO INDIA HAS BEEN PRESSiNG THE COUNCil (FORMER GEN. RAOUL) SAlAN, i~ T0 ~NfREA~f TO CONCLUDf THE CURRENT D~BATE AS ATTACKS AND PLASTIC BOMBINGS" SPEEDilY AS POSSIBLE. THE DEBATE START "THt PERSON OF GENERAL Of GAULLE HAS ED lAST FRIDAY AFTER ALMOST THREE NEVER BEEN SO THREATENEDo" MONTHS DELAY AT INDIAVS REQUEST. PAGE q HOORtiOASS WEDNESDAY Y, i9~2 , 1· GENERAL MESS MENU LAST FEW SUNDAY'S SINCE GEORGE ~AS THURSDAY 3 MAY 1962 BEEN MISSiNG BUT MY MINISTER HAS V!SITED ME TWICE AND I KNOW HE HAS BPEAKFAST DINNER SUpcCq BEEN PRAYING FOR HIM." CI'iLLED FRUIT JUICE CORN CHOWDER HEMe -( SOUP THE SOLDIER'S WIrE LIVES AT NEARBY CHILLED FRESH FRUIT OLD FASHIONED BEEF STEW STEAK TO ORDER ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI, BUT WHEN GROOM COLO & HOT CEREAL ASSORTED COLO CUTS LONG BRANCH POTATOES WAS REPORTED MISSING SHE CAME HERE TO BAKED CORN BEEF HASH BUTTERED POTATOES BUTTERED SPINACH BE WITH HIS MOTHER. SCRAMBLED EGGS BUTTERED BRUSSEL SPROUTS STEAMED RICE HPME FRIED POTATOES STEAMED RICE TOSSlD GREEN SALAD STEAMED RICE SALAD BAR W/DRESSING HOT ROLLS MORE COSMONAUTS THIS YEAR COFFEE CAKE BAKED CABIN PUDDING CHOCOLATE CAKE WASHINGTON, MAY I (UPI) ONE OF HOT TOAST, BUTTER AND JAM COLO DRINK ICED TEA W/LEMON RUSSIA'S LEADING SPACE SCIENTISTS SAID CHILLED MILK - HOT COFFEE CHILLED MILK-COFFEE CHILLED MILK-COFFEE TODAY THE SOVIET UNION WILL LAUNCH MORE COSMONAUTS INTO ORBIT THiS YEAR. THE SCIENTIST, ACADEMICIAN A.A. AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE ... BLAGONRAVOV, ALSO SAID RUSSIA EXPECTS WEDNESDAY 2 MAY, 1962 EAST or THE CITY BORDER. THEN THE EAST TO PUT UP ITS FIRST WEATHER SATELLITE 5:00 P.M. JIM AM£eH['S POPS - GERMAN AUTHORITIES FINISHED THE DEMO THIS YEAR. BLAGONRAVOV JAVE A REPORT CONCERT LITIONS, COVERED THE DEBRIS WITH EARTH ON SOVIET SPACE SCIENCE AT THE THIRD 6:00 P.M. NEWS AND GRASS AND CIRCLED THE MOUND WITH A INTERNATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE SYMPOSiUM 6:15 P.M. THE LATIN QUARTER LAWN AND PARK BENCHES. BEING SPONSORED HERE BY THE WORLD 6:30 P.M. GILDERSLEEVE FEW EAST BERLINERS LOUNGE ON THE COMMITTEE ON SPACE RESEARCH (COSPAR). 7:00 P.M. ENCHANTMENT OF MusIC BENCHES, PERHAPS BECAUSE THE PLACE BLAGONRAVOV IS ONE OF TWO VICE 7:30 P.M. SPORTS DESK HARBORS DARK MEMORIES, PERHAPS BECAUSE PRESIDENTS Or COSPAR. THE OTHER IS 7:45 P.M. RICHARD HAYES -- CAROL THEY DO NOT LIKE TO BE NOTICED LOITER DR. RICHARD W. PORTER OF THE U.So BURNETT ING SO CLOSE TO THE COMMUNIST WALL, NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. HE SAID 8:00 P.M. ONE NIQHT STANO WHICH NOW RUNS JUST A FEW FEET FROM THE IN A REPORT ON THE UoS. SPACE PROGRAM II 8:30 P.M. SUSPENSE MOUND. PATROLLING "PEOPLE'S POLICE THAT HIS COUNTRY HOPES ALL NATIONS 9.00 P.M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES MOVE UP QUICKLY ON ANYONE WHO APPROACHE WILL COOPERATE TO "INCREASE MAN'S 9~30 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNICHT THE MOUND. KNOWLEDGE AND BRING HIM CLOSER TO THE 1f 12.00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF HITLER GAVE ORDERS THAT HIS BODY AND STARS. THAT OF EVA BRAUN WERE TO BE BURNED TO U.S. ASTRONAUT, ALAN B SHEPARD, JR., THURSDAY 3 MAY, 1962 ASHES. HE DREADED THE THOUGHT HIS BODY SAID PREVIOUSLY THAT THE DAY MAY COME 6:00 A.M. - SIGN ON MIGHT rALL INTO RUSSIAN HANDS. HIS WHEN AMERICAN AND SOVIET SPACEMEN WILL A.M NEWS NAZI HENCHMEN, WHO ENGINEERED THE SHARE THE SAME SPACE CAPSULE. HE DID A.M. DON THE DAWN BREAKER EFrlCIENT DESTRUCTIO~ OF MILLIONS IN NOT EXPECT THIS TO HAPPEN !fIN THE NEAR A. M. NEWS DEATH CAMP OVENS, BOTCHED THE JOB OF FUTURE. ! A.M. DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D THE FUEHRER AND EVA BRAUN. THE BODIES BLAGONRAVOV SAID THE HIG~ POINTS Of A.M. SMALL FRY THEATER WERE ONLY PARTLY DESTROYED, EYEWITNESSE SOVIET SPACE EXPLORATION IN 1961 WERE A.M. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL ADMITTED. THE RUSSIANS SHIPPED AT THE VENUS PROBE LAUNCHED FEB. 12, THE A. M. DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST LEAST HITLER'S SKULL AND JAWBONE TO ONE ORBIT SPACE FLIGHT OF YURI GAGARIN CLUB Moscow, ACCORDING TO MAJOR KARL SCHNEI APRIL 12, AND THE 17 ORBIT fLIGHT OF 8.30 A.M. ARTHUR GODFREY DER, ONE Or THE FUEHRER'S PERSONAL GHERMAN TITOV ON AUG. 6-7. 8:55 A. M. ART BAKER'S NOTEBOOK AIDES RIGHT UP TO THE FLAMING END. TITOV, WHO IS A DELEGATE TO THE 9:00 A. M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES LEGEND HAS IT THAT SOVIET DICTATOR, COSPAR MEETING, WILL REPORT PERSONALLY 9:30 A.M My FAVORITE HUSBAND JOSEPH STALIN, KEPT THE MEMENTOES IN A ON HIS FLIGHT THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT A 10:00 A.M. GARRY MoORE, CROSBY, CIGAR BOX ON HIS DESK TO AMUSE rAVORED SESSION IN WHICH U.S. ASTRONAUT JOHN CLOONEY SHOW VISITORS THIS STORY HAS NEVER BEEN H. GLENN, JR., ALSO WILL PARTICIPATE. 10:25 A.M ANDY GRIFFITH PROVEN. BLAGONRAVOV DID NOT INDICATE THE 10'30 A.M. JOHNNY BOND NATURE OF THE FORTHCOMING NEW SOVIET II :00 A. M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK MANNED SPACE FLIGHT. THERE HAS BEEN II :30 A. M. IRA COOK SHOW GROOM'S SAFETY BRINGS JOY SPECULATION THE RUSSIANS, PERHAPS iN 12'00 A.M. NEWS THE NEAR FUTURE, WILL ORBIT TWO-MAN 12.05 P.M. STOCKS, WEATHER S T E\'J ART S V ILL E, MIS sou R I, MA Y I (Up I ) SPACE SHIPS OR SEND A SPACE SHIP ON 12:30 P.M. THE SWINQIN' YEARS THE WIFE AND MOTHER OF SGT. GEORGE E. A TRIP AROUND THE MOON. 1:00 P. M. NEWS GROOM, RESCUED TODAY BY SOUTH VIETNAM ALL THE SOVIET SCIENTIST SAID OF THE I: 15 P M. INTERVIEW ESE SOLDIERS AFTER T~REE WEEKS IN THE 1962 PLANS WAS THAT "MEDICAL AND 1:30 P.M. SHOP'S CONCERT HANDS OF COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS, RECEIVED BIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS WILL BE CON 3. 00 P. M. HERE'S H0LLYWOOD NEWS OF HIS SAFETY WITH ALMOST INCRED TINUED DURING THE NEXT MANNED FLIGHTS. ' 3.30 P. M. PEOPLE TO PEOPLE IN ACTION ULOUS JOY OTHER fLIGHTS PLANNED BY RUSSIA THIS 4:00 P. M. FLAIR AWAKENED SHORTLY BEFORE DAWN BY A YEAR, THE SCIENTIST SAID, INCLUDE THE 4:30 P.M. PAU HAN A SERENADI UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL REPORTER, LAUNCHING Or SEVERAL UNMANNED SCIENTIF· 5'00 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT. MRS. MARY T. GROOM, 25, SEEMED UNABLE IC SATELLITES. HE SAID ONE AIM WILL TO COMPREHEND, AT rIRST, THAT HER HUS BE TO STUDY "THE DISTRIBUTION AND PRO BAND HAD BEEN SAVED AND WAS IN GOOD DUCTION Of CLOUD SYSTEMS IN THE ATMO- CONDITION lIyOU MEAN HE'S ALL RIGHT?" SPHERE SUCH A SATELLITE WOULD BE HITLER BUNKER SHE ASKED REPEATEDLY. "I'M HAPPY AS 1 RUSSIA'S fiRST WEATHER STATION IN CAN BE," SHE FINALLY MANAGED. SPACE. BERLIN, APRIL 3C (UPI) NEITHER EAST MRS. BETTY GROOM, THE CAREER SOLDIER') THE UNITED STATES HAS LAUNCHED FOUR NOR WEST GERMANS COULD VISIT THE MOTHER SEEMED TO BE STRUGGLING TO RE SUCCESSFUL WEATHER SATELLITES. GRASSY HUMMOCK WHICH MAY CONCEAL THE STRAIN TEARS OF JOY "I CAN HARDLY BLAGANRAVOV SAID OTHER SATELLITES CHARRED BONES OF ADOLF HITLER TODAY, BEL IEVE IT ,11 SHE SAID WILL STUDY CHARGED PARTICLE CONCENTRA THE 17TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS DEATH, THE SOLDIER'S WIFE SAID TWO WEEKS or TIONS IN THE IONOSPHERE, LOW-ENERGY EVEN IF THEY WANTED TO. ANXIETY WHILE HE WAS MI~SING WAS "HARD CORPUSCULAR RADIATIONS IN SPACE, THE VERY FEW, EXCEPT FOR SCATTERED ER THAN YOU CAN IMAGINE,II BUT PROBABLY VAN ALLEN RADIATION ZONES AROUND THE DIEHARD NAZIS AND NEO-NAZIS WOULD EASIER FOR HER THAN FOR SOME WOMEN BE EARTH, THE EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD AND WANT TO PAY HOMAGE AT THE 15 FOOT, CAUSE SHE IS A FORMER WAC, AND "HAVE A "METEROTIC INFLUENCES." GRASSED-OVER MOUND IN EAST BERLIN. LITTLE KNOWLEDGE OF HOW TO MEET THESE SHEPARD MADE HIS FORECAST ABOUT IT IS ALL THAT IS LEFT OF THE "HITLER THINGS. TI THE TWO MET WHILE BOTH WERE POSSIBLE U.S.-RUSSIAN SPACE COOPERATlor BUNKER" WHERE THE NAZI FUEHER AND HIS IN SERVICE AND MARRIED SIX YEARS AGO. AT A CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DINNER HONOR MISTRESS-TURNED-BRIDE, EVA BRAUN, THEY HAVE NO CHILDREN ING THE U.S. SPACE TEAM A COLLEAGUE, COMMITTED SUICIDE ON APRIL 30 , 1945, GROOM'S MOTHER, A WIDOW, SAID HER SON VIRGIL I. GRISSOM, THOUGHT OF AN AS THE RUSSIAN ARMY CLOSED IN. MOST ENTERED THE ARMY WHEN HE WAS ONLY 17 IMMEDIATE STUMBLING BLOCK. "NONE OF GE~MANS PREFER TO EXPUNGE THE MEMORY AND WAS WOUNDED IN THE KOREAN WAR. THE ASTRONAUTS SPEAK RUSSIAN", HE SAID OF THE MAN WHO LEO THEM TO CONQUEST EXCEPT FOR A INTERVAL OF "A YEAR OR A~D CRUSHING DEFEAT AND LEFT THEM WITH TWO!!, HE HAS BEEN IN SERVICE EVER SINCE A SHATTERED, DIVIDED NATION A MEMBER OF THE METHODIST CHURCH HERE, PLEASE THE: RUSSIANS BLEW UP THE "HITLER MRS. GROOM SAID SHE HAD BEEN PRAYING CONSERVE BUNKER" IN 1947 BUT UNTIL 1958 THE FOR HER SON'S SAFETY. IIA LOT OF OTHER WATER BLOCKY RUINS OF ITS MASSIVE ENTRANCE PEOPLE HAVE, TOO, II SHE SA I 0 SHE HAS WERE A LANDMARK A FEW DOZEN YARDS NOT "FELT UP TO GOING TO CHURCH THE SPORTS PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORT SECTijON WEDN!SDAY 2 MAY !962 RING RATINGS NEW fORK, MAY i (Up~) RING RATINGS WHISTLING GOLF CLUBS SINGLES ARE AS FOLLOWS' AN EAGER BAND Of ATHLETES SALLiED iN THE SiNGLES TENNIS TOURNAMENT LAST NIGHT, TWO GAMES WERE PLAYED. HEAVYWEIG~TS CHAMPION FLOYD PATTER FORT~ IN DALLY riELD SUNDAY MORNING TO THE fiRST GAM! WAS PLAYED BETWEEN SO~, !. SONNy LiSTON 2. EDDiE MACHEN ThE TO~E OF WHiSTLING GOLF CLUBS AND 3. ZORA FOLLEY 4. iNGEMAR JOHA~SSON SMILING GOLF BALLS, VYING rOR MEMENTARY JOHN GARDNER AND CLAR~NCE JACKSON. 5. ROBERT CLEROUD 6. ARCHiE MOORE FAME iN THE WEEKLY TOURNAMENT. THIS JACKSON TOOK THE rlRST SET 6-1 BUT 7. HENRY COOPER 8. CLEVELAND W~lL!AMS CON'EST WAS QUITE DIFFERENT, IF NOT GARDNER ROARED BACK TO TAKE THE 9. CASSIJS CLAY 10. ALEJANDRO LAVOR DECiDEDLY UNUSUAL IN NATURE, THE BRAIN SECOND AND THIRD SETS 6-1 AND 6-4. ANTE STORM OF OUR OWN MANNY GONZALES, WHO IN THE SECOND GAME CARL RAUTENBERG TOOK AN EASY VICTORY OVER LIGHT HEAVYWEiGHTS~ WORLD CHAMPION ASSURED ALL THAT THiS WAS THE WAY THE 6-1, 6-3 SHIP VACANT, I. HAROLD JOHNSON (NBA GAM! BEGAN IN SCOTLAND. QUITE NATURAL W.P BARNES. CHAMPIO~) 2 GIULTO RiNALDi 3. DOUG lY THEN, THE TOURNAMENT WAS LABELED A JONES 4. MAURO ~INA 5. GUSTA~ SCHOLZ "SCOTCH TWOSOME MATCH", ALTHOUGH THE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 6. EDD!E COTTON 7. CHIC CALDERWOOD PART!CiPANTS DECiDED ON OTHER NAMES 8 lRIMZAG ZUEPPNER 9 BOBO OLSON BEfORE THE DAY WAS OVER. HONORS AND WEDNESDAY, 2 MAY 10. LENNARD RISBERG REWARDS WERE HEAPED UPON ITS WINNERS, 6 P.M. DOUGLAS VS. CHANCE VOUGHT MIDDLEWEIGHTS. CHAMPION PAUL PENDER, COSTA AND OSHIRO, WITH CONSOLATION 7 PoM. MARAUDERS VS. WECO f GENE FULLMER (NBA CHAMPION) 2.DICK HONORS FALLINe TO THE TEAM OF F!SKE THURSDAY, 3 MAY TIGER 3. TERRY DOWNES 4. JOEY G!AR AND PIERCE. 6 PoM. HIGH SCHOOL vs. CRUSADERS DELLO 5 HENRY HANK 6. DENNY MOYER FOLLOWING THE TOURNAMENT TROPHIES 7 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS. DOUGLAS 7. JESSE SMITH 8. RAY ROBINSON WERE AWARDED TO THE WINNERS AND RUNNERS FRIDAY, 4 MAY 9 JOE GIAMBRA 10 FLORENTINO FER UP IN THE ~ATCH PLAY TOURNAMENT HELD IN 6 P.M. WHAT'S LEfT VS. WECO NANDEZ JAlIIlJARY· 7 PoM. PMZ VS. MARINE DEPT. WELTERWEIGHTS CHAMPiON EMiLE A FLiGHT. 1ST. JESSE PUENTE SATURDAY, 5 MAY GRIFFITHCULj I RALPH DUPAS 2. LOUIS 2ND. HARRY BOTKIN 6 P.M. BANK Of HAWAII VS. CHANCE RODRIGUEZ 3. DUlllO LOI (NBA JR. VOUGHT WELTER CHAMP) 4. JORGE FERNANDEZ B FL!GHT. 1ST. R.A. ESTABROOKS, JR., 7 PoM. MARAUDERS VS. AIR TRAFFIC 5. LUIS FOLLEDO 6. BRIUM CURViS M.D. SUNDAY, 6 MAY 7 CURTiS COKES 8. TED WRIGHT 9. GUY 2ND DON KAHALEKULU 6 P.M. SEMPER FIDELIS VS WHAT'S SUMLIN 10. RIP RANDALL LEfT LIGHTWEIGHTS· CHAMPION CARLOS ORTIZ, C FL.! GHT : i ST. JOE MCKAY 7 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL VS. WECO I. JOE BROWN 2. DAVE CHARNLEY 3. CAR 2ND. GEORGE HIRATA MONDAY, 7 MAY LOS HERNANDEZ 4. FLASH ELORDE (NBA 6 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS. MARINE DEPT. JR. LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMP) 5 EDDIE p[~ D Fl I GH T : I 5T • AL TSUTSUMI 7 P.M. PMZ VS. DOUGLAS KINS 6. DOUG VAILLANT 7. PAO~O ROSSI 2ND. GEORGE NISHI 8. KENNY LANE 9. TERUO KOSADO NOTE~ CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE DUE TO 10 ALF~EDO URBINA SPORTSMANSHIP AWARO' SUE ESTABROOKS HEAVY WORK SCHEDULE. FEATHERWEIGYTS" CHAMPION DAVEY MOORE, ... I SUGAR WANES 2. RAflU KING 3. KAZUO MA~INES BEAT AIR TRAFFIC TAKAYAMA 4. HOWARD WiNSTON! 5. SERGIO TENNIS TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE CAPRARI 6. GRACIEUX LAMPERTI 7 JET COACH DICK GREENE'S EX-MARINES TEAM, WED,JESDAY, 2 MAY BALLEY 8 DANNY VALDEZ 9. LALO GUER PLAYING UNDER THE NAME OF SEMPER 5 P.M. (SINGLES) GROWL VS. SANDERSON RERO 10 HERMAN DUNCAN FIDELiS---MEANING ALWAYS FAITHFUL IN 7 P.M. (DOUBLES) OKULOVICH & IKEDA BA~TAMWEI~HTS: CHAMPION EOER JOFRE, THE CORPS, CAME T~ROUGH LAST NIGHT IN VS. FLY & BREITEN I. JOE MEDEL 2. JOHNNY CALDWELL THEIR FIRST APPEARANCE BY TROUNCING BERGER 3. PIERO ROLLO 4. ALPHONSE HALIMI AIR TRAFFIC 65-22. THURSDAY, 3 MAY 5 ISMAEL LAGUNA 6. PIERRE COSSEMYNS PAT LAN lAS WAS HIGH SCORER WITH 24 5 P.M. (SINGLES) CLAYTON VS. HIRNER 7. FREDDIE GILROY 8. GERMAN MARQUEZ POINTS, WHilE TEAMMATES JOHN BRAY HIT 7 P.M. (DOUBLES) BARNES & GOGULSKI 9. CARLOS HERNANDEZ 10. MITSUMORI THE NETS FOR 12, EDDIE WILBON 8, DICK VS. JACKSON & DAVIS SEKI FRIES 7, MAC MASSAYO ANO DAVE LLACUNA FRIDAY, 4 MAY FLYWEIGHTS: CHAMPION PONE KINGPETCH, 5 EACH, AND RAY KEHANO 3. BRAY, 5 P.M. (DOUBLES) BOTKIN & RAUTENBERG I. RAMON ARIAS 2. MIMUN BEN ALI LLACUNA, WILBON AND FRIES ALSO CON VS PRICE & CLAYTON 3. SADO YAOiTA 4. SALVATORE BURRUNI TROLLED THE BACKBOARDS. ALSO CON SATURDAY, 5 MAy 5. CHATCHAI LAEMFAPHA 6. Kyo NOGUCHI TRiBUTING IN THEIR VICTORY WERE JACK 5 P.Mo (DOUBLES) BOYCE & HYN[ VSo 7 PASCUAL PEREZ 8. CHUCHU HERNANDEZ FINK, VALENTE AND YEARGA LONa & HIRNER 9. HORACIO ACCAVALLO iO. JEAN GUERARD STANDOUTS fOR AIR TRAFF!C WERE 7 P.M. (SINSLES) R!MITICAOO VS...... B. GLORY, EDDIE Ayoso, ALLAN SHIMOKAWA, BOTKIN R. KIAMA AND H. Apo. SUNDAY, 6 MAY RIGGS ENTERS TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS WERE M. SU~ANUMA, A RAPOZA 5 P.M. (DOUBLES) WILSON & FRAZER VS CLEVELAND, OHIO, MAY! (UPi) AN ALl AND S DUNCAN. GRIFFIN & MACKENZIE TIME TENNIS GREAT, BOBBY RIGGS, TODAY 7 P.M. (DOUBLES) GARDNER & SANDERSON ENTERED THE WORLD PRO TENNIS CHAMP!ON VS. KIMURA & KAMIYA SHIPS WHICH WILL BE HELD HERE FRiDAY BANKOH STOPS THE MARINE DEPT. AND SATURDAY. LAST NIGHT IN THE SECOND GAME, BANK NOTE. CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE DUE TO RIGGS WAS TWICE AMATEUR TENNIS' TOP OF HAWAI I EMERGED VICTORIOUSLY AS A HEAVY WORK SCHEDULE. RANKING PLAYER AND WAS PROFESSIO~AL 40 - 38 VICTOR BEHIND THE SHARP SHOOT TITLEHOLDER THREE TiMES. ORIGINALLY ING OF VINCE BRllTENBERGER AND LARRY TENNIS BALLS WILL BE CHECKED FROM Los ANGELES, HE NOW DIVIDES HIS IKEDA, BOTH HITTING THE NETS 18 AND OUT ONLY fOR THE TENNIS TOURN TIME BETWEEN NEW YORK AND M!AMI BEACH, 10 POINTS RESPECTIVELY AMENT. THEY CAN BE PICKED UP FLA. ANDY OKULOVICH AND KEN CLlrF PUT OUT AT THE GEAR LOCKER THE DAY YOU OTHER PLAYERS ALREADY ENTERED ARE A STRONG DEFENSE ON HOOP STAR, 6-3, WILL BE PLAYING. PANCHO SEGURA, BARRY MACKAY, BUTCH 250 POUND, TOM PRELOCK, HOLDING HIM BUCHHOLZ, AUSTRALIAN JACK ARKiNSTALL WITH ONLY 10 POINTS BUT HIS TEAMMATE AND MEXiCAN STAR GUSTAVO PALAFOX. KIRT PINrlO PiERCED THE NETS rOR 15 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) NEW YORK UNIV. POINTS. WON THE PENN RELAYS, GIVING A NEW YORK ALSO AiDING THE BANK OF HAWAII'S SCHOOL THE TITLE IN THE GAMES FOR T~E WALNUT, CALiFORNIA (uPi) MARiNE LT. ViCTORY WERE Gus GARCIA, GARY GRIFFiN, FIRST TIME SINCE 1958. DAVE TORK BROKE THE WO~LD'S POLE VAULT GLEN GiLLASPY, HOLLY AND JONES. RECORD BY CLEARING 16 FEfT, 2 INCHlS PLAYING TROJANLY fOR THE LOSING IN THE MOUNT SAN ANTONIO RELAYS. MARINE DEPT. WERE SOL WATKINS, FRANCIS MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (UPI) JOEY GIAMBRIA TAMAYOSE, ANDY BEGLEY, ENGLISH BRAD SCORED A TECHNICAL KNOCKOUT OVER CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY (UPI) NASSAU HALL SHAW, RAY NAKAMURA, WALTER MAU, BAKER, FLORENTINO FERNANDEZ AFTER THE SEVENTH WON THE $28,100 DELAWARE VALLEY STAKES DAVIS AND ADAMS. ROUND OF THE SCHEDULED 10 ROUND AT GARDEN STATE PARK. OfFICIALS WERE Mo SUGANUMA, A. RAPOZA NATIONALLY-TELEVISED MIDDLEWEIGHT AND 5. DUNCAN F I GH T • PAGE 6 HCURGLASS ... - WEDNESDAY 2 ~ NOTICES ~~Vlovil!:J Jonigkl FOR SALE (CEAN VIEW -- "TIN STAR" SHOWTIME 1:30 P.M. NEW - 2 DRESSES NEVER WORN. ONE ANTHONY PERKINS, HENRY FONDA--1HE STORY OF A BOUNTY LIGHT BEIGE DACRON POLYESTER CREPE HUNTER WHO KillS FOR REWARD MONEY AND as NOT WEL- SDZE ~4t. ONE PINK SUN DRESS WITH COMED BY ANYONE" MATCHING SWEATER. WASHABLE COTTON SHORT SUBJECT: "YOUR A TROOPER" snZE !4io CALL 6160 000.00 RICHARDSON -- "HAPPY THIEVES" SHOWTiME 7:30 P.M. NEW lADIES RED PUMPS slzr 5t. CAll REX HARRISON, RITA HAYWORTH--THIS IS THE STORY OF 2440 AFTER 12:30 PoM. A SUCCESSFUL CROO~ WHO IS THE HEAD OF AN UNHOLY

• .... , II 0 TRIO OF CROOKS. HE BELBEVES THAT WE ARE ALL CROOKS, SERViCES OFFERED EXCEPT THAT SOME ARE MORE SO THAN OTHERS. ~EED A BABY SITTER? CONTACT BONNIE SHORT SUBJEC1: "FRESH FISH" STRICKLAND. TRAILER 13-A. VERY RELftABlE 0 YOKWE YUK -- "BIG SHOW" SHOWTIME 1:00 P.M. AND 9:00 P.M~

... 000 •• ESTHER WILLIAMS, ClBFF ROBERTSON--STORY ABOUT THE WANTED ROYAL FAMILY OF THE CDRCUS IN THE MOST DEATH DEFYiNG CHANCE VOUGHT HAS AN OPENING FOR A TRAPEZE FEATS KNOWN TO MAN. SECRETARY. MUST BE A GOOD TYPIST. SHORT SUBJECT: "DANCE BEAT" SHORTHAND PREFERRED BUT NOT NECESSARY. CALL JUM DillION AT 5960 ROXY _. "VOYAGE TO THE BOTTavt OF THE SEA" SrJOWT !ME 6:30 AND 8:30 P.M.

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