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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1959 TAGt 24 SEC I 'OPERATION FROTHY9 Princess Has Rapid Tour Of New York DISCOVER HOY BUDGET SIIZLVCIG CAM CUT STORAGE SPACE I ITi TA TCO Army Routs Booze From Eskimo Village ing the contents upon the ground," the colonel said. "Questioning of the members of the village failed to disclose the location of any other burial sites within the area." PONGONIS said the detachment commander, Capt Mel-vin R. Gjersvik, learned from village leaders where the beer cache was. Pongonis assured Bartlett: "If any beer escaped destruction, it is of such a small quantity that it no longer represents a threat to the health or discipline of the community." The Suez Canal opened in 1869. Yen cat save voluablt floor space, timo aid manpower wlrt budget sbtlvioa.

It's perfect for light storage intiptisivt, adjust oblo, duroblt, modem On the way, the vivacious princess craned her neck to gaze into the store windows as her car passed by. Wearing a flowered lilac hat and matching lilac silk Shantung dress, she posed for photographers in the KLM building and then hurried back to her suite in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel for a private lunch with a few friends. The rest of her day's schedule included a reception at Governor's Island, headquarters of the First Army, a cocktail party and a trip to a Broadway theater to see the musical, "The Music Man." and convenient. Washington (UPI) A aena-tor from Alaska announced yesterday with "great satisfaction" that army troops have driven the "enemy" from a tiny Eskimo village near Siberia. Th enemy: a supply of beer abandoned when an Army detachment closed its post two years ago on St.

Lawrence Island, a part of Alaska. AT THE REQUEST of Sena-tor E. L. (Bob) a 1 1 1 (D-Alaska), the Army airlifted a comhrt team of two officers and 19 enlisted men to destroy the left-over beer because of what the Eskimos were doing to it, and vice versa. Bartlett said the beer was supposed to have been "well buried" when the Army left it "but some of the Eskimos proved to be first class excavators." Village elders, worried about the young bloods, appealed to Bartlett and he in turn got the Army to act.

THE SENATOR, suggesting that the Army demolition team's expedition be code-named "Operation Frothy," made public a report by Col. J. A. Pongonis, adjutant general of Army headquarters in Alaska. Pongonis said the combat engineer company which conducted the operation from Aug.

3 to Aug. 22 failed to locate the 7,000 cases of beer. All they could find were 1,500 to 2,000 cans of beer, along with soft drinks and chocolate milk. "All of these were destroyed by opening the cans and pour New York (LTD Princess Beatrix of The Netherlands toured New York at such a whirlwind pace yesterday that she did not have time to start on one of her favorite hibbies a shopping spree. Her scheduled was so tight that the 2 1 -year-old heir presumptive to the Dutch throne pot only a fleeting glimpse of Manhattan's smart Fifth Avenue stores.

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