Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 5

THE CHATTANOOGA TENN: TUESDAY MARCH 1 0- I i It 1 I TliE CHATTA1100GA TUESDAY MARCH' 6 L962 I I 5 POWERS TO BRIEF' SENATORS TODAY 5 41F LI 1AY IER US JET CRACKS SPEED RECORDS US JET CRACKS SPEED I I of Today Was Just Being Born' War II Outfit Formed 20 Years Ago of Today Ju8tBeirtg'Born War II Outfit Formed Zt! Years Agol' i 'I 4 I I trk 111811110MP 4 1 I A I i 1x Strews Sonic Deb r4 on Record-Setting Dash Coast to Coast Sett Dash Strews Sonic Debris on ecord-ing as Coast to COast From Page One Fro I 1 1 7 i i I 1 -1 One Pag 4 -2i 1 i It i i 1 I 1 01 of At ti est west-It I I I Ff "I n17" 'Sp i' 1 i1 I a j- 3NP I est rA! i 1: i I i I I i' 'l i A ma-1 -t144- 1 1" 1 i seconds East-to-West 2 hours 15 minutes 12 seconds The old records: Round trip 6 hours 46 minutes set by Capt Robert Sweet in 1957 in an RF100 Voodoo jet Westto-East 2 hours 49 minutes set by Navy Lt Richard Gordon last May 24 in an F4H Phantom II East-to-West 3 hours 36 minutes by Sweet In his 1957 flight Heralded by a thunderous boom the plane swept over the finish line at 1:16 pm then landed at International Airport of the 1962 Bendix Trophy and of Distingiushed Flying Crosses for each crewman Gen Thomas Power chief of the Strategic Air Command pinned the medals on Capt 1Robert Sowers 35 Levington pilot Capt Robert MacDonald 35 Cresskill NJ navigator and Capt John Walton 29 Greenville Ky defense systems operator The crewmen came out of the sleek craft wearing smiles from ear to ear Said Sowers: "We were at seconns zast-to-west noursd 115 minutes 12 seconds 1 'The obi records: Round trip' ILOUllg IIIIMULCO LPy 'Capt Robert Sweet in 19571 lin an iticluu vosaoo jet hours 49: minutes' 'set Dv 'Navy Lt itionaro 14-1 anrdniii- last May 24 in an W4H1 TT F3Aqt-t(1-Weilt RI hours 36 minutes by Sweet In his 1957 night TZ hvg flillnAnwmila VollV141 46 Iboom the plane swept over the landed at International Airport 19 en rintsn tine at tap pm tnen of the 62 Bdix 'Trophy ana or visungiusneat 'Flying Crosses for eakh t2ell z-uwer tile ha afroocrio AP riVIVI9VViCoviti leWii 1e410001e CAA 416Aloibt pinned: the medals on Capt RobArt Smvorla R5 LAvingt on sleek craft wearing smiles Ifrom ear to ear I opera-1: 4 4001 I 1 I tkVV! I I I 5" 11 i I 1 7 I bers of the full Armed Services From Page One i rn Committee who will interrogate the flyer i principal in the U2 case who has I not had a chance to speak freely :1 in-tri mv N-- i Thus far Powers is the only 1 in his own behalf Accounts have fr4 '1 4 come from the Soviet government from high officials of the Eisen- 6 from the US government and hower- administration questioded 1 11'1 If1960 by the Senate Foreign Re lations Committee The 32-yearold pilot while in Russian ces 1 todY testified before a show trial in Moscow in the summer of 1960 I bfrustelthyehres tag5reaatbledoubtottatabltrceiont 4 the there was 441 1 1 sideroble criticism of him from the outset first for allowing him- 1 A- sell to taken alive with big pieces his plane intact and then I- for conduet at his trial Officials close to the case how- 11 ever now say that he not only did 1 4- his best to carry out his orders but also behaved creditably and Wirephoto perhaps courageously under 414- HAZARDS On SPEED AGE: Donut shop proprietor Carl ficult circumstances i Regez of Long Beach Calif gazes glumly at the shattered One report Is that the explosion window of his store after a B58 jet bomber hurtled overhead which felled his plane sent it Into In pursuit of a new set of coast-to-coast speed records a spin which hurtled him into pest awls when he could not mach ence: 3358 is as Important RHEA NIGHTVVATCHMAN the mechanism that would have destroyed it addition to otir manned repertory KILLED MAN CHARGED Powers it la understood of- It should impress any potential fered to give his 'story to the In with the idea that quiry board under a lie-detector 54 a night- device and the test verified his coal firm was account Sunday and offi-1 Administration officials say that ers is now a free agent who Holloway i rtsw may Jailed on a mur- imaboutsdo as he apyleasreesiostHiosedwhetmre- Frank slaying known however and McCone wsathedr that got in a scuffle powers' military status remains ethe hpenho himself eul could be not know ov Holloway told him c- shotgun and the a mystery Before joining the charge strik- cvt's U2 prograM he testifiediin throat The Moscow be had resigned his corn-saying at Dayton mission as an Air Force pilot where Nelson There have been recent reports watclunan however that he may resume his Holloeay is commission in the Air Force it County jail wishes MCCOrte Said Monday that on the mur- this is a matter for the Air rata to decide 1 I-vices rogate only to has freely have dd arta Eisen- Itioded rn Re1-yeEuN- trial 1960 Lit hew tmcter LS am-irons hitm big td then 4 hew did orders and er 4 plosion it Into to post-reach have od at- the laetector Led his ay that at who where KI tmdeGone know ocated mains ng the atiedain Lis reports une his re ht te Lay that Porte i I From Page One bers of the full Armed' Si Committee who will Intel 4 --f the flyer 1 1 1 -4 1 I i :4 I 1 I I i 1 there is great doubt abi I I 1 i but 1 li 1 I freely he was able to tali i the circtunstances I 1 i I I 1 4 1 A 1 1 14k6 Wirephato I 1 5 I 'a -7 I I if 1 I tk- 1 1 1 irtpon ne 7 114 4 I 7 114107- I DEATH TOLL IsIARK Average Seabee 111 AFRIcAll CRASH When World fv But They're Ready to'' 111 Record for One-Plane Fight and Build Like Site Their Fathers Did Hampers Searchers By ROBERT MYERS From Page One Associated Press $tay Writer PEARL HARBOR eluding Davis It blamed the con- Marine Corpe had a joke during fusion on a typing error World War II: "Never fight a Sea-In Douala an airline Spokesman might be a Marine's fa-said "We believe everyone on thee" board was killed instantly when The line has fallen into the plane hit the mud There was but the Seabees haven't The US no explosion but the fuel tanks Navy's famed Construction Bat-burst into flames on hitting the hence the nickname ground High flames could be celebrated their 20th seen from the airport terminal anniversary Monday still build-two miles away and they burned ing and still ready to fight most of the night" But the Seabees of the 1960s The scene at the road where bear only passing resemblance to the bodies were collected was those wartime construction ape-dim and silent The dead were cialists who put together a string laid out beneath a obecM tree of 400 advanced bases around the Army officers and airport la- world and took part in every ma-borers walked among the bodies Jor American amphibious opera-taking notes hoping to be able Um The organization Is differ-to identify theyictims ent skills are more highly de- Most Unidentifiable fined and the job is more ex- acting "I'm afraid that most will bet 20 Is Average Age unidentifiable after the fire and The big difference however is long immersion in the water and in the Seabee himself Hes bet- mud" tin airline spokesman said falling trained and he's younger A light rain was fall when His average age is 20 the plane landed That Marine joke funny when After a brief stop the DC7C the average wartime Navy con seemed to take off normally wit- struction man was 40 would get nesse' reported then abruptly nothing but puzzled looks today plunged into the coastal swamps Basically the Seabees' job is two miles from the airport The the same building advanced plane burst into flame on impact bases overseas They stili have Rescue teams went plowing Into the same motto "We Build We the swamps but the weather and Fight" and the same insignia the swamp slowed the pace of the fighting bee wearing a sailor rescue work and multiplied the cap at a jaunty angle carrying difficulties of investigations seek- a Murray gun a hammer and a log a clue to this strange parallel wrench to the jet crash that took 95 lives But that's about all Most Sea-in New York City last Thursday' bee construction now is of a Per' Both planes plunged with an manent nature The new Seabees explained suddenness after nor have worked on Polaris submamai takeoffs both crashed in rine floating drydocks in Scot-swamps and burst into names Land concrete bases on Okinawa The ill-fated DOC propeller- a man-in-space tracking station In driven plane svhich crashed at the South Pacific and mountain-Douala was leased from Sabena moving in the Philippines the Belgian airline by Caledonian The Navy won't say so but it's Airways of Prestwick Scotland a safe bet some Seabees are as-It was a low-rate flight giving signed along the coast and rivers persons an opportunity to of South Viet Nam in America's an inexpensive holiday in Europe stepped-up campaign against With its crew of la the plane communism In Southeast Asia left Johannesburg South Africa Landing facilities are needed to Saturday handle the helicopters planes and weapons arriving there almost Other passengers were picked! up in Rhodesia and in Portuguesel daily 10 Outfits Mozambique Then it took off for Douala By the time It left Douala i There are 10 Seabee outfits there were 101 passengers aboard called Mobile Construction Bat-Most pas-sengers had boarded'i talions across the world five at honeymooners leach in the Pacific and the Atlantypists who had saved for years tic In addition two amphibious for a European holiday a young groups are stationed at Little nurse bound for Canada to be Creek Va and Coroaado Calif married families looking forward A detachment of the Pacific am-to vLsiting with relatives in Eu- phibious group Is at Yokosuka rope to move Officials said among the pas- The Seabees were born in World aengers were 42 Britons 40 South War 11 to replace civilian con Africans and some Austrians struetion men who were phased Danes Dutch Germans Irish out of the Navy's building pro-and Italians They said no Amen i- gram- The civilians created two cans were aboard problems: They were not trained typists who hail saved -for years tic In addition two amphibious for a European holiday a young groups are stationed at Little nurse bound for Canada to be Creek Va and Cororiado married families looking forward A detachment of the Pacific am-to visiting with relatives in Eu- phibious group is at Yokosuka rope to move Officials said among the pas- The Seabees were born in World sengers were 42 Britons 40 South War I to replace civilian con Africans and some Austrians siruction men who were phased Danes Dutch Germans Irish out of the Navy's building pro-and Italimm They said no Amen- gram The civilians Created two cans were aboard problems: They were not trained Average Seabee When World I' But They're Ready to Fight and Build Like Their Fathers Did 1 DEATH TOLL HARK Seabee Ill AFRICAN CRASHI Wizen World But They're Ready to17 111 Record for One-Plane Fight and Build Like Crackup-Swam Site Their Fathers Did Hampers Searchers By ROBERT MYERS From Page one Associated Press May Writer PEARL FLARBOR cluaing vavis It warned the con- Corns had a joke durint 1 fusion On a typing error 1Wor1d War 11: "Never-tight a In Douala an airline might he a Marine's fa-! saw we nelieve everyone board was killed instantly when! The line has fallen into 1 me plane nit the mud There wasibut the Seabees haven't The US61 no exPlonion hut the fuel tanksilslavy's famed Construction Bat-I num into names on hitting thelialions-03 hence the nichnamelioo fm MI und nm riettlIA haldsfftnte211 roalcattvtti a Inth 1 wa miles away and they burned ingt and still ready mtostof the night" But the Seabees of the 1960s acene at the road wneret Dear only passmg resemmance the bodies were collected iwas those wartime construction sped dim and silent The dead were cialists who put together a string laid out beneath a obechl tree of 400 advanced bases around the Army officers and atroort Ia' wo rld and took part in every borers walked among the bodieslior American amphibious taking notes hoping to be able Wm The organization is differ- to identify skills mores highly de-I Most Unidentifiable iunea anct we jou 15 more eA-1 laAh I a au airam mat moss will De 1 I 20 Is Average Age unidentifiable after the fire and! -i long immersion in the water andl 1-ne Eng auterence nowuver mud" an airline spokesman said He's bet- hae unlincrAr A lirht rain was fallinr GI 7" 1-2 avvi-aisc afict ao ay uttc SIC That Marine 'eke funny when' Atter a brief stop the 1X701 the average wartime Nairy cott-1 seemed to eft normally wax -zetl nesse' reported: then airuptlyi-nth-iiii-biii-iuszled looks today plunged into the coastal swamps 1 Basically the Seabees job Is two 1fl1les from the airl)ort The' the same buildinr advanced' plane burst into flame on impact bases overseas They stili have Rescue teams went plowing into the same motto "We Build We the swamps but the weather andi Fight" and the ume insignia tne swamp slowed the pace fighting bee wearing a sailor' I rescue work and multiolied filo! ran at a Jaunty anaie carrvinz I ukuivinues UL Investigauons seeic-1 a ininray gun a ant1 al in New York City last Thursday! bee construction now Is of a Per'! rope to move Officials said The Seabees were born in World Offil aid am the as- 1 to re sengers were 42 Britons 40 South War replace con lace civilian Africans and some Austrians sraction men who were phased Irish out of the Navy building pro- And Italim)s They said no Amen gram- The civilians created two Danes Dutch Germans I cans were aboard problems: They were not trained 7 1 I war' 4 -sw' tempting to show Arhat manned L'''' illm Ten have a choice of weapons to wini Thomas Nelson lt-4 "--1 z)'4 s' aircraft in general can do It a decisive victory in the event watchman at a 4 4 -k was a great flight Everyone 0 did a fine jot" caebrsout s3s01dwujohnja: ti is forced upon us shot to death Su confer fgoernethraeuil It aff A 47 $in 'x smegaimb46-smkodxut 79g4f43 -effl '('' 4 '13 enHcee a'ldfeda caetnnaonprebasts1 windows' illg pTale "-AP Photo tillery been fired at said 't re "But het 1 wasn sure der charge in the WARTIME SEABEES ON ENIWETOK the same time we left here we'd dded l'Th Air will 1 a Force corn Deputy Sherif have had time to land in New pl with the law of the land" I a Clendon said Hot ing in construction and engineer schedules and create a potential York and have lunch before it Apparently anticipating dam- he and Nelson log schools plus a heavy dose danger by soaring above the run got there" age the Air Force in publicizing over Nelson's sh of military drill involving have Nuclear Carrier the event in advance called the weapon fired tim bothlways Seabees cleated a wide area adjacent to the airstrip he B58 America's fastest booms the sound of freedom "1 test 1 ing Nelson in th naval and Marine Corps combatitind even have built an albtross bomber is capable of carrying saying Americans should learn toimhoti techniques His training goes on rimy5r on 'a nearby Sandy Island nuclear weapons intercontinent- live with them or they might not w---- Coal and Iron Co constantly highlighted by atmuallThe theory is to train the birds any live at all" worked as a wab refresher courses to do their Boating there Streaking at twice the speed of McClendon sal Seabee strength in 1962 is 10- Born Along Runaway sound it created a continuous INVESTMENT SPEAKER being held in Rh 000 roughly 2 per cent of the Has it worked? ilve don't know sonic boom as it sped across coun- pending a hearin wartime peak yet" says Adm Clark "Female trY waves created by corn- TO BE AT INTERSTATE Ider charge The idea for a construction bat- gooney birds lay eggs every sevempression of air 1 talon originated with Rear years and they always return tol Los Angeles was rocked at start Edmund Tabell director aild finish Windows and plaster of investment research for Wa1-1 later Moreell war- the place of their birth to hatchl lls were cracked In thre near ston Co of New York "IIIE 1 time head of the Navy's Bureau them Most of them were borniwae itir of Yards and Docks Moreell along the runways iby counties In Riverside CalifIwill address a public meeting of 1 a big plate-glass window in althose interested in the securi- pushed into reality his concept of "We're trying to get them to for the man 1 sailors who could build and fight laY their eggs on their own run- downtown building was shatteredlties market Wednesday at 3 and a door nearby blown in Later he expanded the organize- way" he says "Then we'll be udi he is going" lm at the Interstate a lion to include stevedoring and au riot' The flight was in an Self-con maintenance units Seabees will be responsible forlstraight line from here to New Tabell whose appeara nce! daily and for install two ar reactors rs in City passing over Pueblo Colo here is sponsored by Investment! add- years to Legend and fact come close to- nucle to 3 gether in recounting Seabee war tha Ant-rtit St Joseph Mo and Pittsburgh Securities Corp will speak on to nervousneto avrninitc ThPv did tnost of their! Pueblo felt a solid shock Booms the subject The Outlook for It 114 fad tion to include stevedoring and' aCright Ene rugnt was in an almostiLorlual Maintenance units mill ha a in 'straight line from here to New Tabell whose appearance Legend and fact come close to- two yv oys ie Loricit pass i ng over Z-11 0 Cob ere is sponsored by Investment 1 gether in recounting Seabee war install nuclear reactors A ntretic St Joseph Mo and Pittsburgh Securities Corp will speak on exploits They did most of their Pueblo felt a solid shock Booms the subject The Outlook for agressors wel DAYTON Tenn have a choice of weapons to winl Thomas Nelson a decisive victory in the event earl watchman at a is forced upon us to death Who's going to pay for the cers said Johnny broken windows? The general about 30 was 1 said he wasn't sure But het der charge in Deputy Sheriff the added 'The Air Force will com-it he and Nelson of the land nd darn Clendon said I age the Air Force in publicizing oyer Nelson's ply with Apparently la antio the event in advance called the weapon fired the booms the sound of freedom -I ing Nelson in the Americans should learn occurred live with thorn "or they might' and Iron Co live at all" worked as a McClendon said INVESTMENT SPEAKER being held in Rhea ending a hearing TO BE AT INTERSTATEP i der charge 'THE for the man he Is going" daily and for add-years to to nervousness It is said rs ----r 4 tfORLD STEPS ASIDE DE (or woman) who acts as if he knows where it Self-confidence is a wonderful asset In business 04' one's own 'atisfaction It can unquestionabli your life Lack of self-confidence usually leads nervousness to worry worry to bad health by many that the Dale Carnegie Course le the greatest self-confidence builder ever' developed by man Why don't YOU investigate it? A new class the last of this seasolt Is schelluled to begin on Thursday night March 15 For information call AMherst 7-3955 A number of people are enrolled so hurry SOUTHEASTERN INSTITUTE 620 Lindsay St where it a soi onatili leads kealtti ran ko man 7 led to call hurry Oil 11PW class the last of this seasofi is sehelluled to begin Thursday night March 15 or information call ANtherst 7 A number of people are enrolled hurry -3955 SOUTIIEASTERN INSTITUTE 620 Lindsay St Ter-To building on territory barely cap- Their experience on the keiwere heard at several points In the Securities Market" tured from the enemy In the Pa- their few jobs qualified thjoeSea Seabees nta es ofoorntionneeoft and Kansas Plaster His opinions are widely cific construction outfits would rwlls uainrihomes at SL Joseph werequoted in the Wall Street wait offshore during the first United States a snow packed cracked and a plate glass win- IJournal and other newspapers flush of battle then move in to 12000-car parking lot at the 1960 emergency dow shattered in a tavern at Chil-'and market publications help clear out Japanese switchboards vice troops Winter Olympics at Squaw Val- et and battlefield debris Often fight- TeltC ed lithe ncy rgo Calls a ithichcibuoirYardstlwilil alit 1 ing was still going on when the 'ne 8S the ice weric- Kansas City Pittsburgh and New are sometimes called are lf43 KORTHSIDE PHARMACY first heavy equipment rumbled ers York City where many likened it -4 split into three units of 125 men onto the beach explosion One womanli! and assigned te Antarctica on a i to a terrific ex Prescription Druggists i Pittsburgh thought her furnaceigli JAMES SMALLEY Fast Workers 1 rotating basis Ihnd bleyurn lin A wilmnn In TAInr4 JAMES SMALLEY In Pittsburgh thought her furnace10 JAMES SMALLEY had blown up- A woman in Long JAMES SMALLEY cum construcLion 011141LS WOULUt Uited orw-packed cracked and a plate glass win- tJournal and other newspapers wait offshore during the first States a sn 12 ar parking lot the 960 ng at dow shattered in a tavern at Chil-' and market publications flush of battle then move in to inter Olympics at aw Val liothe Mo Calls in 9int- Inquiry I'leed -1---- help clear out Japanese troops le Caif "Service to the Skk 1 1- and battlefield debris Often fight A ed emergency switchboards atIrV ing rt Snowbees as the ice work- was still going on when the 1 Kansas City Pittsburgh and New I lied are York City where many likened i first heavy equipment rumbled ers are sometimes ea 1 t10 KORTHSIDE PHARMACY A 4 44 onto the beach split into three units of 125 men i 4 to a terrific explosion One Prescription Druggists --sncl amt ciam AT WC S'1 I emu tiazglIct4 tAt ZIIJACIL140 VIA CS tsburgh thought nor turnace 4ALVILICM vv Fast Workers --Irotating basis had blown up A woman in JAMES C- 8M i 1 1 rmirN--mt-----mmn' 1 to defend themselves and they ENSEMBLE PLANS were not permitted under iiiterna- tional law to bear arms OAK RIDGeSHOW any Pacific bases built tri the Seabees during the second war Group to Use 'Controlled have been reclaimed by the tin Group to Use TT uonat taw to oear arms 0A1( RIDGeSH Pacific bases built VO liir the Seabee during the second War 'Controlleclibeve been -'-'r tn defend themselves and they ey ENSEIIIBLE PLANS were-- c)AK RIDGeSHOW tional law to bear arms Marty Pacific bases built by the Seabees' during the second war Group to Use 'Controlled the have been reclaimed by Island said it broke a window hill Cot MkL at Frasier her home i'ril Phalle AM 6-1137 1 The flight plan: Two B58s IsCan-d--s-a- i'd itt- b-ro- cot Mkt as resider her home kit' 11 Phone AM 6-1137 The flight plan: l'wo B58s too 141101 Island said it broke a window in ir' Cot MkL Frasier her home 'The flight plan: Two B58s Phone AM 6-1137 Chance' in Performance spectate The Chattanooga nuts OAK RIDGE Tenn--A new dimension in music will be ex- perienced in Oak Ridge on Sat- urday night March 17 when the Lukas Foss Improvisatiqn Chamber Ensemble will appear under the auspices of the Oak Ridge Civic Music Association The group has evolved a new way of making music through a system of "controlled chance" The resulting pieces are neither composed in the usual sense nor wholly improvised as in Jazz Each piece is given a definite structure or form But within the structured rhythmic and harmonic pattern each musician is free to improvise as he sees fit The Improvisation Chamber Ensemble was founded in 1957 at UCLA by Lukas Foss professor of music at UCLA After experimental appearances on the West Coast the group made its debut in March 1959 and toured the country appearing with the Philadelphia Orchestra and New York Philharmonic as well as at the Tangle-wood and Aspen festivals The performance will be at Oak Ridge High School beginning at 8:15 gles from which they were carved These temporary installations served their purpose and were abandoned as America pushed its war offensive closer to Japan Inpeacetime they weren't needed Construction battalions in the South Pacific in particular became part of the legend of the period There were stories told of planes circling overhead while Seabees operating bulldozers with one hand and rifles with the other cleared a landing strip Or an often told one about the bulldozer on a patrol into enemy territory "While you're up there" an officer Is supposed to have said "build us a camp We'll be along in a day or two" ----Stretcheirra7cts "They made good stories but they stretched the facts a little" said Rear Adm Clark now Seabee commander in the Pacific Clark boosted construction units In New Caledonia- Bougainville! and Guam during the fighting Many of the first building sailors were civilian workers who did little more than exchange cover-ails for rough olive-drab uniforms Their military training at best was inadequate But they did the job The quarter of a million Seabees in World The Seabees worked fast In The Pacific Seabee commander 1943 one small unit completed an Adm Clark a squat cigar-smokairstrip at Torokina on Bougaht- jag 1930 graduate of Annapolis vile in five- weeks The jobtis given to few frills His offices prompted this message from thelon a hill overlooking Pearl Harlate Adm William Halsey: "Itl bor speak for his command and Is evident that there has been personality efficient and unbull or dozing at Toroldria" 1 cluttered The Seabees enhanced their wart Selection of work for Seabees record in Korea designing special is a complex problem Navy pelt-floating causeways for troops and cy forbids them to compete with cargo at Inchon where a 30-foot civilian labor in the United States tide stymied normal movement except for security or strategic Korea emphasized America' reasons need to beet up its military arm Clark'spealts with familiarity of In the Far East For the Seabees both Pacific and Atlantic Seabees this meant one of their biggest having commanded the Atlantic undertakings This was a seven-1 battalions before taking the Pearl year project building the naval Harbor job in 1959 air station at Cubi Point in the! He describes the differences: Philippines l'Here in the Pacific we handle The obstacle: An 800-foot-41gh1 in the main long-range large znountain The solution: Cut the projects such as Cubi Bay and mountain in half They did the Okinawa jobs In the Atlantic Rebuilding and rehabilitation most of the requirements are less work is going on at Guam Ko- involved and are completed more diak and Adak Alaska Newfound- quickly" land Puerto Rico Spain and But then Seabees were always Midway Island The Midway proj- known for their speed In World act includes an attempt to clear War 11 they often lived up to their the island's airfield of the bother- motto "The difficult we do at some gooney bird once the impossiNe takes a little Gooney birds disrupt flight longer" off Monday morning from Carswell Air Force Base Tex flew here and refueled over the Pacific The first started its round-trip dash at 834 am The second followed half an hour later acting as a backstop in case the first encountered trouble The backstop plane landed at Sedalia Mo on the return leg with minor mechanical trouble after it appeared certain the first plane would make it 3 Aerial Refuelings There were three aerial refuel-lags from tanker planes midway East over the Atlantic near New York midway West The 26 minutes for refueling near New York was added to the round-trip time but not to the one-way times The average speed going east with tail winds helping was 1- 2126 miles per hour Going west It was 10912 and overall 10144 The plane's top speed is more than 1300 MPH Gen Power told a press confer Don't wait kw septic tank or cesspool trouble to start Use amazing new Rio-X Goes to work at once to dissolve oil weste paper even fiber Reactivates the essential beneficial bacteria that's slowed down by some household 0 detergents and lyes so speeds up septic tank or gitiumn cesspool action Won't geopoo--3 harm pipes Helps stop odors Can save costly digging So insist on 4 flew Relief from GASHEIIRIBURI1 WASH Now a remarkable I stomach remedy -called PUSH his 4 1 proven Ingredients which quickly host gas pains heartburn belching nausea and loss of sleep due to acid Indigestion PUSH soothes the stomach fast Misery quickly goes away Vas steep nights? Try fast-acting PUSH at onee It'e amazing what PUSH will do for your stomach: 49e at drug stores TRG-2-62 The mottoe of pharmacy has changed greatly within the past ten years More than 70 of the medicines now prescribed were unknown before then In order to keep up with this mating progress we must be oontinuously studying medical a pharmacy reports We must learn the dosage and properties "A Man's Thoughts Must Always follow His Employment" of all new drugs We have to discard the old' medicines no longer being prescribed and order in every new medicine a physician specify AU this requires constant thought and we are glad to report that we can fill any prescription written by any doe-fl even one from an-fl city YOUR DOCTOR CAN CALL OX 8-1435 or TR 7-1371 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE SHIPLEY'S LAY DRUG STORE tot toik 4808 Roanville BlvdCovering gossville and East Lake Area Warr Prestriptleas Aro a i Sitio Liao KENTUCKY sTRAtam BOURBON WHISKEY RE PROOF THE OLD TAYLOR DISTILLERY COMPANY FRANKFORT LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY The 1 2 Seabees worked fast In The Pacific Seabee commander 1943 one small unit-completed an Adm Clark a squat cigar-amo e- sa Leif kt1 airstrip at Totokina on Bougahe Mg 1930 graduate of Annapolis ro3 yrA 14an's Thoughts Pius! Always Chance' in erormance 1 from which they vier! ville in nye- weees Trie joetis given to few frills HIS offices off Monday morning from Cars- insout 13 follow i Pf g-es I prompted this message from theton a hill overlooking Pearl Liar- Fase flew pillissee irit follow His Employment spec to The Chattanoova Tints Carved' These temPeferY insfel well Air orce late Adm William Ir Halsey: "It bor speak for his cormnand and lations served their and here and refueled over the Pa- i Tex SEP TA OAK RIDGE Term-Anew were abandoned as America Ls evideni that there has been no his personality efficient and un- eifie The first started its round- dimension in music will be ex- pushed its war offensive closer to bull or dozing at Toroldria" telutterel The trip dash at 8:34 am The second Seabees enhanced their war Selection of work for Seabees perienced In Oak Ridge on Sat- Japan In peacetime they weren't followed half an hour later acting 1 CESSPOOL record in Korea designing special! is a complex problem Navy poll- The tractile of phar- of all new drugs as 6 macy urday night March 17 when needed floag tin causewai for troops and cy forbids them to compete with a backstop in case the first en- countered trouble The backstop has changed great- We have to discard the the0014 '1 (-Asa- 1 Lukaa Pose linprovisatiqn Construction battalions in the go at Inchon vetere a 30-foot civilian labor in the United States ly within the past ten old medicines no longer Chamber Sed Mo on amber Ensemble will appear South Pacific in particular be tide stymied normal movement except for security or strategic lane anded at alia Don't wait tot septic tank at ceswiloot year More than 70 of being prescribed and or- under the auspices of the Oak came part of the legend of the Korea emphasized America 'S reasons the return leg with minor me- trouble tostart Use amazing new Ruix the medicines now pre- der in every new medi- Ridge Civic Music Association period need to beef its military arm Clark -speaks with familiarity of ehanical trouble after it appeared Goes to work once to dissolve il There lib be I sc were en nown ne a pian tjk 1 The group has evolved a new ere were stories told of in the Far East For the Seabees both Pacific and Atlantic Seabees the first plane would make esstessential paper even fiber Reactivates the beneficial fore then In AU hysicthis way of making music through a planes circling overhead while this meant one of their blest der to specifggest having commanded the Atlantic 1" bacteria that slowed equ iay tee a Aerial Refuellnes heap up with this amaz- constant thought and we system of "controlled chance" Seabees operating bulldozers with undertaldngs This was a seven battalions before taking the Pearl lown by time household The resulting pieces are neither one hand and rifles with the other year project building the naval Harbor job in 1959 There were three aerial refuel- cetergenta anti so -4' ing progress we must be are glad to report that speeds up septic tank or Atm composed in the usual sense nor cleared a landing strip Or an oft- air station at Cubi Point in the! He describes the differences: inga from tanker planes mid- cesspool action Won't imports oontinuously dy i we can fill any prescrip wholly improvised as in Jam en told one about the bulldozer peuippeleg l''Here in the Pacific we handle way Helps stop East over the Atlantic near toldarTa Pt save costly w-Naaaalk medical a ts pharmacy ties written by any doe' Each piece is given a definite sent on a patrol into enemy tern i- The obstacle: An 800-foot4ightin the main long-range large New York midway West The 26 digging So insist on 44'''1111 reports We must learn kw even one from an-structure or form But within ierY- "While you're up an Ao mountain The solution: Cut the projects such as Cubi Bay and minutes for refueling near New st144se the dosage and properties other city the structured rhythmic and officer is supposed to have said mountain in half They did the Okinawa jobs In the Atlantic York was added to the round-trip 'R I build us a camp We harmonic pattern each music- 11 be along Rebuilding and rehabilitation most of the requirements are less time but not to the one-way e- YOUR DOCTOR CAN CALL in Jan is free to improvise as he a da or two work is going on at Guam Ko- involved and are completed more times sees fit -----Stretehterrti-ete diak and Mak Alaska Newfound- quickly" The average speed going east OX 8-1435 or TR 7-1371 The Improvisation Chamber "They made good stories but Land Ries Spain and But then Seabees were always with tail winds helping was 1- Ensemble was founded in 1957 they stretched the facts a little" matiwaY Island The Midway proi known for their speed In World 2126 miles per hour Going west nevi Relief from WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE at UCLA by Lukas Foss pro- said Rear Adm Clark now ect includes an attempt to clear War 11 they often lived up to their it was 10912 and overall 10443 lessor of music at UCLA After Seabee commander in the Pacific the island's airfield of the bother- motto The difficult we do at The plane's top speed is more GAS HEARIBURI1 'A I I SLEY DRUG the LAY STORE experimental appearances on Clark boosted construction units some albatross-or gooney bird once the impossiNe takes a little than 1300 MPH West Coast the group in New Caledonia Bougainville Gooney birds dismpt flight longer" Gen Power told a press confer- VASIL Now a USHremarkable IIIP stomach remedy called his a I made its 'debut in March 1959 and Guam during the fighting proven ingredients which quickly re- and toured the country appear- Many of the first building sail- neve g-as pains heartburn belching nausea and loss of sleep due to acid 4808 Roseville Blvd-Covering Roseville and lug with the Philadelphia Or- ors were civilian workers who did Indigestion IV SR anothes the stomach East Lake Area ehestra and New York Philhar- little more than exchange cover- fast Misery quickly 'goes away "gas sleep nights? Try fast-acting PENES at Where Prescristleas Are a flpeolsitt-Net a Illde Liao monic as well as at the Tangle- ails fm rough olive-drab uni- ante It'il what FEHR will de 1 wood and Aspen festivals forms tor tour ataamobt 49c at drug stores The performance will be at Their nalitary training at best Oak Ridge High School be- WaS inadequ 1 ginning at 8:15 a million Seabees in World ate I' ft -1" But tbey did the job The quer- KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY IS PROOF THE OLD TAYLOR DISTILLERY COMPANY FRANKFORT 6 LOUI SVILLE KENTUCKY ter of t- 01:11 ff 414 I 1 itt116 till I 1 1 1 I I I The Seabees worked fast In The Pacific Seabee commander 1943 one small unit- completed ant Adm Clark a squat cigar-smok- "A 14an's Thoughts Must Always were airstrip at Torokina on Bougaht- ing 1930 graduate of Annapolis from which they vine in five The Job is given to few trills- His offices off Monday morning from Cars- minnu 40 Fr Chance' in 13erformance gl" -n1 prompted this message from the a hill overlooking Pearl liar- oyment ollow His mpl carved These temporary insta! well Air Force Base Tex flew here and refueled over the Pa- 11181111F-10 spec to The Chattanooga nuts Intinna served their Adm William Halsey: bor speak for his cormnana anot purpose env' Ls evident that there has been no' his personality efficient and un- SEP TA Tenn---A new were abandoned as America cific The first started its round- OAK RIDGE Ten bull or dozing at Toroldria" 1 cluttered dimension in music will be ex- pushed its war offensive closer to The Seabees enhanced their wall Selection of work for Seabees trip dash at 8:34 am The second perienced In Oak Ridge on Sat- Japan In Deacethne they weren't followed half an hour later acting II The iwactice of phar- of all new drugs I a backstop in case the first en-I rj-r macy has changed great- itrday night March whenineeded floating causeways for troops andicy forbids them to compete withi on lin toraii Sreothl A This 11144rctrtni a Am 111 1 (Q)1117- I 111-1 11 I I I 1()-1 ristiN Chancellor 61 MEN WHO STRUCK War fl dug cleared and built from the Pacific to Germany's IN 1960 WIN CLAIMS Rhineland From a Seabee-built airfield on Tinian Island a bomb Chancellor Finkelstein's er carried the atomic bombs opinion awarding unemployment dropped on Hiroshima and Nag compensation to 61 men who asaki struck against Special Products Today's Seabee gets his train-Co in 1960 has been sustained by the Tennessee Supreme Court bitter strike which began Jan 4 Documents received by Clerk 1960 and was given up as a lost and Master Carl Baker indicate cause July 12 of that year When the justices also denied a peti- the strikers applied for reinstate tion to rehear merit they found jobs tad been The claims arose following a filled by other personnel 61 MEN WHO STRUCK War II dug cleared and built from the Paden to (Itsrmanseit opinion awarding unemploymentl dmpped on Hiroshima and Nag- compensation to 61 men who asald struck aphist Special Products Today Seabee gets his train- Co in 1960 has been sustained by the Tennessee Supreme Court bitter strike which began Jan 4 Documents received by Clerk 1960 and was given up as a lost and Master Carl Baker indicate cause July 12 of that year NViien Thejustices also denied a peti- the strikers applied for reinstate- tion to rehear ment they found jobs tad been The claims arose following a filled by other personnel IN 1960 WIN CLAIMS Rhineland From a Seabee-built airfield on Tinian Island a bomb- Finkelstein's er carried the atomic bombs Many New Nations Want to Join Common Mart Await UK Move 111 164 -w1 771- 111 ri II 1HP H4 United servos Important US business confers United offers Chattanooga businessmen daily Viscount service to such important business centers as New York and Washington: Convenient service to 1Cnoxville Memphis and Birmingham too When you have business in major US cities' call United Air Lines OX 84471 or your Travel Agent II 1 -1-7- I 1 1 I i i pli Ovel )11 LC d149 -1 LICC: Q-)A 1 A14- it i I Imill r1iL1 11 toil i pis i 1 4 ilo 1 -4i I 111 1 4 1 I i i4 Many New Nations illant to Join 1-A ''7- i ''1'111 4f1 4 -----0 4414tt 1 -I I 4 r-v ii 11 Common Mart Await Move I -ATI IL t-4ad-e et au -1 I I 4qi r'''' -CAPImaios VIP "0 i 0 I if 0 1 st 1 A' i': United serves important rd 1 4 '''Ity- 2ts4-' I bustInere confers 3 1 1 tJJ jeI 'Ictitt'e i A United offers Chattanooga businessmen daily Viscount l'' )t i 'et' '42) --4 'I 44Itle lop et-io servt- ce to such important business centers New York and tp i- 4- 4 wo v--- qx I li El Washington Convenient service to Knoxville Memphis and BirmingbAm too Whert you have business in 1 ----L --A'' I United Air Lines status' ajor 0 es call OX or your '11-avel Agent 4 t- 1 I 84471 A 'k 4 1 oto Tikv 01 1 I t'sfr 44'- "1 Pitz 1 --'i i '1 I 1 BRUSSELS Belgium (AP) unit of 170 million consumers The lineup of applicants for Eu- Prance West Germany Italy and rope's booming Common Market the Benelux nations are flattered is rapidly lengthening that success is proving a magnet A dozen or more nations are for outsiders But fears are ex poised on the sidelines awaiting pressed that dilution of the origi the outcome of Britain's current nal six-nation trading club into talks which may set a pattern for something much bigger may iwb- their own negotiations scure another major goal a Denmark Ireland Norway and i politically unified Western Eu- Spain are candidates for fuillrope membership if accepted Austria4 Brussels as provisional capital Sweden and Switzerland willjoinlot this European idea is a dip-if the terms are right and their lomatic beehive political neutrality can be respect- The European Economic Corned Greece may change its associ- official title--holds ate status' to full membership court at Its busy exeoutive head-Israel Portugal and others may quarters follow though they have not yet! 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