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HAWKINS. JOSEPH. On Saturday.

June %, 1862. JOSEPH HAWKINS zvTsiSf
at D. c. General Hospital He leaves
a devoted wife. Ella Hawkins, and
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call at the Funeral Home Of
Alexander s. Pope, Ala 18th street
Sc. Requiem mass will be said at 9
am. Thursday, June 20, at Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church, New
York and New Jersey ayes. NV. IN
terment National Harmony Park.
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%, 1862, NATHAN FRY Of sO4
Patton drive. Silver Spring. Md,
beloved father of Mrs. Raycelia
Funk Of Silver Spring, Nd. He also
is survivtd by four brothers, Charles
Joseph Fry Of Lake Charles, La;
Max Fry of Mobile. Ala, and Michael
Fry of FL Dorado, Ark. and three
grandchildren. Services at the c.
D. Goldberg a. Son Funeral Home,
4217 9th st. NV. on Thursday, June
IS. at / pm. Interment King David
Memorial Garden %
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BECKER, EDMUND 3; Suddenly. Q

Monday. June g, iss2 ou az his resi- 8!
dence, 1916 stratford I'd. Bethesda,
Nd, EDMUND H. BECKER. father
WASHINGTON d. c.. and Edmund
L. Becker Of Anterior. Calf. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chanel. 1855
Pa. ave, NV. Courtesy parking op-
posite) Services will be held at 81.
Adams Episcopal Church. Mass.
ave. at Wis. ave. NV. on Friday,
June 20. at 10 noon. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery (privatel. In lieu
Of flowers contributions may be
made to Chiidren'S H0SnitaI %
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/ FLOYD, ERNEST. On Monday. June

8, 1885,. ERNEST FLOYD Of Aiban,
Ala. devoted father Of Mrs. Ruby
L. Young ana grandfather of Willie
A. and Ernest W. Menifee. Also sur
viving are two great-grandehildren
other relatives and many friends.
After pm. Thursday. friends are
invited to call at the Mcguire Funeral
Home, 1920 9th ST. NV, where
services will be held at IL am. Fri
day, June 90. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. %
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GILBERTSON, ELLA. On Monday,
June rs, 1862. at her residence,
1924 9th st. NV. ELLA GILBERT
George Gilbertson, mother of Mrs.
Ethel Myers, Mrs. Mildred Houff,
Mrs. Gertrude Shapiro and Mrs.
Lucille Dennison. She also is survived
by four grandchildren and eight
great-grandchiloren Services at the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 1901
18th st. NV. on Thursday, June
IS. at . pm. (parking facilities g.
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery.
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DAISY I. On Monday, June
Morrison st. NV, DAISY t. HAYES
beloved wife Of the late Charles
W. Hayes and mother of Mrs. Van
eta Beane. Mrs. Marguerite Cox;
grandmother Of Charles Hayes
Bealle. Nancy B. Ritter, James B.
Timothy. Hanlon Funeral Home, 474S
wisconsin ave. NV. after 8 pm.
TUESDAY, June 20. Funeral services
viii be held at pm. Thursday,
June %. Interment Congressional
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MARY C. on Tuesday,
Edgeley I'd. Bethesda, Nd. MARY
c. GARDNER, beloved wife Of the
late Robert d. Gardner, mother of
Mrs. Robbie G. Biglin. Robert Emery
and Francis A. Gardner. sister CT
also survive Friends are invited TO
call at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
phrey Bethesda, Nd. Requiem mass
will be offered on Thursday. June
DSo' az ~ am az ~: james Sh Fran SeS
Georgetown I'd. Bethesda, Nd In
terment Gate OF Heaven Cemetery.
The rosary will be recited at the
above funeral home on Wednesday
evening June q. at $40 pm.
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GREEN, ARTHUR. On Saturday. June

%. 1862, at Prince Georges Cen
eral Hospital. ARTHUR GREEN Of
800 Richie I'd. Sc, Forestville,
Nd. husband Of the late Amy Green,
father Of Mrs. Edith Watkins, Mrs.
Juanita Green. Mrs. Dorothy Nc
Dowen. Morris and Clifton Green.
He also is survived by a sister. Mrs.
Susie Henderson; three brothers,
Willie, James and Norman Green;
IA grandchildren. 10 ereat-grand-
children. two daughterS-in-law,
four sons-in-law. a host of other
relatives and friends. Remains rest
ine at his above late residence,
where friends may call after 8
pm. Wednesday, June 81, and
where the recitation Of the rosary
will be offered at 1870 pm. Mass
for the repose of his soul will be
celebrated Thursday, June %. al
am, at the Mount Calvary Church
Marlboro pike, Forrestivlle. Nd. In
terment Mount Oliyet Cemetery %
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HAWKINS. WILLIAM n. On Monda

June 8. 1862, at his reSi ItTes
1925 Upshur st. NV, WILLIAM II
HAWKINS. devoted husband Of Mrs.
Daisy II. Hawkins. He also is sur
vived by two brothers. Joseph H
ana Thomas E. Hawkins. and a
sister. Mrs. Mana Hughes; other
relatives. and many friends. Friends
may call at the Malvan & Schey,
Inc, Funeral Home. New Jersey ave.
and R st. NV, today after 5 pm.
Epnersl services will be held on
odist Church, 18th and x SITS. NV,
the Rev. J. D. Foy officiating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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BARRY, CoRpIE v. On SUNDAY June

"A 1862. coRDIE v BARRY Of
Bowie, Md. beloved wife Of Robert
Barry and mother Of Virginia Ann
spd Eo5ln Jane Ba NIShn ana SISTER
Geraldine Winchester. Brenda Lee
Smith. Anna May Smith and Charles
Eugene Smith. She also is survived
by her parents. Eugene C. and
Nellie Jane Smith. Services at
Gasch's Funeral Home; 4739 Balti-
more ave, Hyattsville. Md, on
Thursday, June 20. at 9:45 am.
Relatives and friends invited In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. Friends may call after 9
q m Wednesdnu lima % %
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GREEN. JAMES HOWARD. On Tues

day June 20, 1862. at the D. c.
Of 53O7 sth ST. NV Beloved SON Of
Mr.. James and lola Green. Also
surviving are six brothers, three
sisters. two aunts. two uncles, other
relatives and friends Remains rest
neral Home. 3O15 18th 81. ne. No
tice Of funeral later.
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.YSON. MRS. ANTOINETTE LOUISE.
On Tuesday, June 20, 1867. at
FFreedmenss Hospital; ANIoINEIIE
beloved mother Of Miss Josephine
Dyson. She also is survived by one
brother. Mr.. BENJAMIN Hawkins;
one grandson. Ralph Colbert; other
relatives and friends. Remains rest
Home 30iS ION 81 ne Notice of
funeral later.
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"a, 1862, JAMES cHIsLEY Of 424
Ridge st. NV. devoted husband Of
Rev. Mrs. Aurelia Chisley. He is
the son Of the late Osborne Chisley
survived by five daughters, five sons,
IL grandchildren. six daughters-in-
law, five sons-in-law, many rela-
tiyes and friends. After 5 pm.
Thursday, June %. 1862. the re-
mains may be viewed at the Mont
gomery Bros. Funeral Home, 10
Kennedy st. NV. where services will
be held on Friday. June 20. 1862
at ] pm, the Rev. Richard w. Hall
officiating. Interment Carver Me-
mortal Cemetery. oS
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MOORE, BLANCHE SCOTT. Suddenly,

on Saturday, June 90, 1863,
BLANCHE s. MOORE, of III IN
land terrace me-, beloved aunt Of
George F. Himmel, Dorothy Waller,
Rosetta Berry, Blanche Carter and
friends also survive. Friends are in
vited to call at Frazier Funeral
Home, $50 Rhode Island ave. NV,
after pm, Wednesday, June 81.
where services will be held on Thurs
day, June %, at | pm. The Rev.
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Family
may be contacted at 207 Cromwell
terrace ne, HU. 3-7175,
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June IS, 1868, at Doctors or Hospital Hospital.
DAISY M: JENKINS of 420S 18th
Philip H. Jenkins, mother Of Miss
Margaret F. Jenkins and Mrs. W.
Russell German, sister of Mrs
Herbert L. Smith, grandmother of
Peggy Anne. Billy and Michael Cor
man; Friends may call at the above
June 20. A requiem mass will be
offered at st. Anthony's Catholic
Church, 18th and Monroe SITS. me-,
At am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. %
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MILSTEAD, EDNA BEALL. OF 43OS
Bath ST.. Mount Rainier. Md. on
June "A, 1862. wife Of the late
Joseph l. Mllstead. sister of the late
also is survived by three nieces and
two nephews. Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home, $685. Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring, Md, on Thursday
June IS. at $3.50 am. Mass at st.
John the EVANGELIST Church. 10000
Spring, Nd, at 10 am. Interment
George washington Cemetery u
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O7CONNELL, EYELYN B. On Monday,
June %; 1862: EVELYN B. o'coN-
RAYMOND +. o'connell and motSer
Of Evelyn A.. Hagan. Robert R. and
Christine O'Connell; sister of Louise
Kidwell; also survived by three
grandchildren. Friends may call at
Home. 131 18th st. Sc. (parking
facilitiesl. where services will be
held on Thursday. June %. at 1890
am. Relatives and friends invited
1nterment Congressional Cemetery.
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WHITNEY, LESTER A. On Monda

June June %, 1882; LESTER A. WHIT
Nd; beloved husband of Virginia
N Whitney: father Of Mrs; Virginia
CHRISTINE H. Rodgers of Pasadena
Nd, and Richard v. whitney OF
seattle. Wash. He also is survived
by five grandchildren and seven
sreat-grandchildren. Friends may
can at the Tyson Wheeler Funeral
Home. 1881 East MONTGOMERY ave,
Rockville pike. Rockville. Nd
Services at st. Mary's Catholic
Church. Rockville. Md, THURSDAY,
June %, where requiem mass viii
pc offered at Q am. Interment
Gate of Heaven Cemetery. 81
WRIGHT, LOLA TOPPING. On Tues.
day, June IS. 1862. at Proyidencf
Hospital, LOLA TOPPING WRIGHT
Of 1912 New Hampshire ave. NV
beloved wife of Marvin ]. Wright:
sister of Josie T Roberts; aunt OF
Ann V. Mock, Elbridge and Franz
Mock Service and interment private
Please omit flowers. Advancement,
by the s. H. Hines Company.
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GOLDSMITH, JEANETTE. On Tuesday.
June %. 1862, JEANETTE GOLD
SMITH of 40 Plattsburg court NV
Funeral services and intermcnt
Yonkers, N. Y. Danzansky Funeral
Service.)
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BAKER, ANDREW ]. on Friday
June -, 1862, ANDREW J. BAKER
Of 1876 st. NV, beloved husband
Of Mrs. Matilda Baker and father
Of Mrs. Arbulah Young, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hunt and Mr.. Arthur L.
Mrs. Geneva chamberiain Of
Westfield. N. j.; Samuel and Vassar
Baker Of st. Louis, Mo-, and Mrs
Mamie Mccoy of washington, D. c.
He also is survived by five grand
children, one sister. Mrs. Celistine
Carter: three daughters-in-law, Mrs.
Irene Baker of Washington, D. c.;
Hazel and Estelle Baker Of st. Louis,
Mo-; other relatives and many
friends After 9 pm. Tuesday, June
20, friends may call at 5501 Sth
81. NV. Services will be held
Wednesday, June 81, at l pm, at
the First Baptist Church, Louisa
Courthouse, Va, the Rev. John o.
Peterson, pastor, officiating. Ar
Tangements by Crouch's Funeral
Honp
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ILEMENIs' JAN c. On Sunday, June
"a, 1862, at Georgetown University
Hospital, JAN c. CLEMENTS Of 1903
Earlston dr.. Bethesda. Nd, beloved
wife. Of Samuel Eugene Clements.
motner OF Barbara Ann, Nancy,
Marilyn and Charles Clements.
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
1855 Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy park
ing oppositel. after IL noon Tues
day, June g.. Services will be held
Wis. ave. at Bradley blvd. on Thurs
day, June %. at 12:45 pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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ALLEN, LILLIAN L. OF 14Is N st.
NV, on June 25. 1862, wife of Ed
ridge @. Allen; mother of Mrs. Jo-
ann Hunter; sister of Mrs. Gretchel
Van Gorder. Services at Chambers
GEORGETOWN Funeral Home, 30G2 NJ
st. NV, on Friday, June 90. at l
pm m. Interment Washington National
Cemetery %
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day June IS. 1867. ELIAS ELVoVE
of 20I4 @ ST NV. beloved husband
OF Elka and devoted father OF
Mrs. Faiga Rose Deckelbaum,
joseph Tevya ElvoVe and Solomon
Elvove He also is survived by
four grandchildren. Funeral services
at the Bernard Danzansky & Sons
Funeral Home. 350l l4th st. NV.
(parking facilities Adjacent, oil.
Thursday, June -. at 10 am. In
terment Adas Israel Cemetery. Me-
mortal week 20l4 @ st. NV. Lex
ington, KY. papers please copy. 81
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AUGUSTUS r. On Tues
day, June rs, 1862, at the home of
his daughter. Mrs. Ellsworth Multi
nix, Kemptown, Nd. AUGUSTUS r.
MULLINIx, beloved husband Of the
Mrs Ellsworth Mullinix and Rudelie
A, Mullinix: brother of Ollie c.
Mullinix. and Mrs. Lula P. Christy.
Mr.. Mullinix rests at the home OF
his son. Rudelle A. Mullinix, Kemp
town, Nd. Services will be held on
Providence Methodist Church, Kemp
town, Nd. Interment church ceme-
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DAVID >. suddenly on
Sunday, June "a, 1862. near Con-
gress, New York. DAVID S. AL
STADTER, of 1925 Nealon drive,
of Mrs. Mary v. Alstadter; father Of
Teresa Rose, Deborah Lynn, Gerald
Martin, Sandra Carmen. and Chris
topher Harold Alstadter, all Of the
home address: son of Mrs. Rose B.
Alstadter, ana brother OF MIS-. Robert
Mullen and Harold ]. Pants. There
will be a requiem mass Friday, June
90. at $3.50 am. at st. James
Catholic Church. Falls Church. Va.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. Arrangements by Fitzgerald
Funeral Home. %
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90, 1867. at the washington Hos.
pital Center, CHARLIE J. ARTS Of
Beatrice. Kelley and Johnnie Arts,
Lillian Gatlin and Alma James. He
also is survived by eleven nephews
and ten nieces. other relatives and
many friends. Friends may call after
van g. Schey Funeral Home, New
Jersey ave. and R street NV. Serv-
ices will be held at Hemingway
Methodist Church, sol P street NV,
on Friday. June 80. at / pm. In
terment Harmony Memorial Park.
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ODONNELL. WILLIAM. On Monday,
NELL. beloved son Of the late Meal
and Ellen O'Donnell. brother Of the
late Hugh and Patrick O'Donnell,
Funeral from Taltavull Funeral
Home, 1903 14th st. NV. on Thurs
mass at st. Theresa's Church, 13th
and SITS. Sc. at 10 am. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends
may call from 9 pm, to Q pm.
Wednesday, June 81
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Braths

KEITER. 1t. COL. HOLLIS HOWE,
U.S.M.A.F. (Ret.D, FBI agent for the
past sixteen years. On Monday, June
IS. 1862. at his residence. 1915
25th road North, Arlington. Va. 1T.
COL. HOLLIS HOWE KETTER,
U.S.M.AF (Ret.l. beloved husband
OF lola Souder Keiter; father Of
John William, Barbara Catherine
and Robert Howe keiter, Of the
Keiter, ST.. Of Winchester, Va; broth
er Of Mrs. @. M. lFrancesl Slater,
Roanoke, Va, and Mrs. 2. M. (Jane)
CARRIER. Richmond, Va. Friends may
call at the Arlington Funeral Home.
1901 N. Fairfax drive. Arlington.
Va. until 10 pm, Wednesday. June
%. Funeral services Thursday, June
IS. at 10 an, at st. Marks Evan
gelical United Brethren Church,
25th and N. Glebe road. Arlinston,
Va. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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Common Market Will Hike Tariff On US. Products

BRUSSELS, Belgium H The European Common Market will increase duties as much as 100 per cent on five classes of Ameri- can products July IT in retaliation for similar US. tariff boosts on carpets and sheet glass.
 The six-nation Common Mar
 ket's Council of Ministers approved the unprecedented tariff boosts Monday at the request of Belgium, which charged the US. duty in-
 creases threaten industries in Bel
 gium that involve 5000 workers
 and $26 million a year.
 The Common Market action will
 double to about 40 per cent of
 their value the duties on American
 produced polyester, polyethylene, artificial and synthetic textiles and raise from 16 to 19 per cent the duties on American varnishes and water colors.
 Officials said US. exports of these products to Common Market nations France, Belgium, West Germany, Luxembourg, the Neither lands and Italy total $27 mill lion yearly. They said the differ ence in duty would total $5 million a year.
 Under the rules of the general agreement on tariff and trade, the Common Market duties go into effect month after the new US. tariff overseas becomes effective June IT.
 The new US. tariff rates will boost duties on wilton and velvet or tapestry carpet imports from 21 to 40 per cent. The increased duties on cylinder, crown and sheet glass will range from l.3 cents to 3.5 cents. Belgium is the leading source of US. imports of wilton and velvet carpet and sheet glass glass
 President Kennedy announced last March that he was reluctantly ordering the increases because the US. carpet and glass industries had been hard hit by unelnp1oy- ment. Kennedy said that Belgian
 unemployment was half the US |level and that Belgium enjoyed 3 favorable balance of payments while the United States was losing gold.
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IFK STRIKES BACK IN HIS BATTLE FOR MEDICAL CARE

 WASHINGTON tR President Kennedy, striking back in the bat tie for his medical care program, acidIy challenged the American Medical Assn yesterday to set the record straight" on it's policy toward social security. The White House made public briskly worded letter from Ken nedy to Dr. Leonard w Larson, AHA president, in reply to a message Larson had addressed to the President late last month. In his letter, Larson charged Kennedy with spreading the inn- pression that the AMA once re- ferred to the social security sys- tenn as "cruel hoax" and declared this was untrue,
 Larson said the ANGA never took position on the social security system, never opposed 1t and even supported one section calling for extension of public health services.
 Kennedy had declared 8 few days earlier at a news conference that the AMA was one of the chief opponents of social security in the 1930s.
 Tn his letter to Larson, Ken nedy cited actions he said were taken by the ANA in 1889, 1949 and 1853, all critical of social se- cllrity.
 sn your organization did not oppose social security before its enactment only afterwards I will be glad to point out this unique distinction at my next press conference. Kennedy said.
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EASE BURDEN ON
 ALASKA EMPLOYERS

WASHINGTON R A bill to ease the burden of Alaska employ CTS in repayment of federal funds, borrowed for unemployment com pensation payments, was approved by the House Ways and Means Committee Monday.
 The Alaska unemployment se- curity system borrowed $8.7 mil lion from the federal unemploy- ment account Reed Fund to make unemployment compensation pay ments at a time when the states fund was depleted.
 The bill, by Rep. Ralph Rivers would set the payments for en- ployers this year at $4.50 for each employe Without the bill, the pay ment due for 1862 would be $s for each employe.
 The 1861 installment of $4.5l for each employe was paid las January.
 Rivers said the purpose of the bill is not to avoid repayment o1 the debt, but to extend the payou period so the burden is lessened
 Under the existing loan agree 5 ment. state employers would hav' to make 1862 payment of sorn' $500 900. Rivers bill would defe payment of about half that amount
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JFK -AMA Wrestle Over Medicare Bill
ANA HEAD SAYS MEDICAL CARE BILL IS ON TRIAL

%1EhtA&a 1AA<AS AJ M A AeA< A3t
 CHICAGO Rp The president of the American Medical Assn, replying to President E F Kennedy, de- clared yesterday the King -Ander- son medical care bill, not the A1fA is on trial.
 Dr. Leonard W. Larson, head of the association, issued this state ment in reply to a challenge from MT. Kennedy ito set the record straight on it's policy toward social security.
 President Kennedy made the statement in his May g news con ference that the AMA was one of the chief opponents of the social security system in the '30s'.
 "This statement is false.
 ssAs I said in my letter to the President. the American Medical Assn. did not oppose enactment of the social security system but what may have been said at some later time is extraneous to the ac- cusation the President made on May 23. Furthermore, I want to emphasize that past history of the AMA has nothing to do with the merits of the King Anderson bill. Such accusations serve simply as a smoke screen. The King-Ander- son bill is on trial, not the AATA.
 We have endeavored to keep attention focused on the bill which is the only issue involved in this controversy This bill would be compulsory illalsory and inequit- able, it would keep those who don't need help and fail to assist those who do; 1t would interfere with free choice Of hospital and physi- clan, open the door to government control of medicine in this country and unjustly tax the working people to provide health care for millions financially able to take care of themselves. 7
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FAA BANS KITES AND
 BALLOONS FROM AIRPORTS


 WASHINGTON tH The Fed eral Aviation Agency banned kites ard rnoored balloons from airport areas Monday and prohibit cd their use anywhere at heights of more than 500 feet.
 The agency established the new rules because of reported flight hazards caused by the increasing use of large kites and balloons for advertising.
 The restrictions do not apply to weather balloons or various author ized and approved research proj- ects.
 Neither do they apply to kites less than 5 pounds, or to balloons of less than feet in diameter or less than 115 cubic feet capacity. The new rules prohibit flying ol moored balloons or kites within 1 five miles of any airport.
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Libert Amendment

N FEBRUARY 16 1862, Georgia became the fifth V adopt resolution for the Liberty Amendment
 South Carolina fhe sixth passing the Liberty Amendment resolution March This could establish trend Formally ratified and signed into law, this proposed 24h Amendment of
 Harold Newman acting chairman of the National Com for Economic Freedom has compiled of the Alaska left and left within would change hands about five times year total of $41OOOOO00
 While is changing hands the local and this per would provide additional Of about $l2,ooo,Oo0
 This Is something to think about
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'fE for EXPORT AWARD


 INTANGIBLE tR The Wrangell Lumber Co. Alaska's largest ex- porting mill, has been designated to receive President Kennedy's IF for Export award, Supt. Cilet Nell announded yesterday.
 Commerce Department Secre- tary Luther Hodges wired that the firm had made significant contributions to the export expan- sion program of the United States, z Neil said. An "appropriate' pre- sentation ceremony was promised. The company is affiliated with the Alaska Lumber and Pulp Co. of Sitka and Tokyo and exported more than 47 million board feet of lumber to Japanese ports in 1861, Neil said.
 Twenty-six lumber carriers call- ed at this Southeastern Alaska port during the year. AxvaH Fs4vNR svs<> srsRrxp pNr4<s <srssrs
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