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V't r- A- AP WntlPHOlO Right, six men cling for lives to rafts in Gulf of Mexico after an offshore drilling platform capsized. Lake Charles, La. Center, survivors from Cameron wait for Coast Guard boat to dock in Lake Charles. ried from Coast Guard boat to ambulance as first group of survivors from stricken Cameron docked in Pictures show human side of big hurricane on Gulf Cost. Left, unidentified girt, foot bandaged, is car V.

BOYS VIE AT CHESS Herbert Abel, chess judge from Santa Monica Bay Chess Club, watches Aral game between Runner-up Robert Schaar, 13, and Steve Mann (right), 14, who won the match and championship of junior division in yesterdays tournament Exposition Park. Looking on are Mike Jones, 11, and Robert Loveless (partly hidden), 14. Winner in senior division was' Gerald Brown, 15, of 5127 Echo St UDIROIl-MTWS Phot br Waltar Plik MIRROR -NKWS Phata fey Ml iMt, MRS. HARRIS AND 1IER BROTHERS JOHN AND LOUIS ARE REUNITED AFTER MANY YEARS 57 YEARS IS A LONG, LONG TIME TO WAIT A brother and sister, who hadn't seen each other since they were children of 5 and 15 in Russia 57 years ago. Were reunited today.

John Shmuklovsky, 62, was a boy of 5 in Kiev when his sister left for Germany. The sister, Mrs. Mary S. Harris. 72.

of P10 Hope Drive, came to thircountry ln 1904, then moved to Los Angeles in 1936. Back in 1909 she started trying to communicate with Shmuklovsky, but he had moved and gone ta Argentina, whera ha set up a dental laboratory in Buenoa Aires. He made occasional visits to other parts of the world, then a month ago arrived at Miami, to visit another long-lost relative, a brother, Dmitri 1 Shmuklovsky, 80, professor of music at the University of Miami. From there he took a bus here and found his sister, -plus another brother, Louis Sheklow, 70, of 2427 Mal-boro St. John doesn't speak English.

Rut through his sister, who acted as interpreter, he said he found America a wonderful country and hopes to move here permanently. He's here on a two-month visa. GALA GREEK THEATER OPENING 'Singer Judy Garland (photo at right) makes up for perfomance opening new season of Greek Theater last jightLef cie Star Tab Hunter arrives With Jan Chaney. Thousands tiimed ou' (More pictures and story, Page 1, Pp.rt II; teview, Pige 10, Part PIN KLEY TALKS WITH JAPANESE LEADER Japanese Prime Minister Kishi (r) gets best wishes from Virgil Pinkley, editor and publisher of the Mirror-News, ji-i prior to Kishis departure for home from International Airport '-Prime Minister receive big reception in Los lgetes 0 'Vi 4.