European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 30, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse 1 j of. Siow the stars and stripes Page 3 Tares Canavera ii. Pc the breathtaking views it Scott Carpenter saw Ini shown i in spectacular f he be orbit ride last thursday. Ilc Tures were Tak i with robot 35ijim/camera with & pistol. at a Speed of o/125th and. Apertures were not Iti _ color taut t As Wade and whiter Quick news distribution. Pictures released tuesday Byi o n a j aeronautics and Ninis Ralton show in Snowflake which car flashed past his win Jyh Sunrise and f which a wet pieces of. Frost Fiak t his capsule. One photo shows old spherical garlic pc 11-Hby Brilliant sunlight. Piers show dusters of twoskus Ftp shaped particles. Series of the sunken Calth the Bright Lazy a hovering above Ilie Earth a Beautiful Beautiful was Carpenter described thei and sunsets. And lie classed Jay Ras. Bright Blu around the Earth i to views of Tulve info Alwean he Rele Seol one clearly the partially inflated bal tethered to its Nylon Jine and cars Carpenter said a to extend from i each Side t other the balloon is a Bright much farther be tie capsule. In Atlas Booster Rock to fall after separation. It apr lbs a fuzzy Globe in the sky a mass of Clouds beneath,.-Ftiaeslve Cloud swirl extend tii Uno it quickly it is you welfare workers who must Issue this he added. It is you who must find new Wayland seek new Means of training people so that we can produce More Sodal workers and do it \ proposing a three Point program to expand training for social work ers he said schools of social work should be used fully As possible Dur ing the summer providing Short term workshops summer institutions or intensive seminars in pub Lic assistance child welfare medi Cal Are and give year round Extension courses for Public welfare workers so that an untrained person could take a night course to improve his professional and assist in Organ izing in service training or work study programs with Public Wel fare agencies providing on the Job training sonnet. Under qualified per 50,000 bombs sent to marines in Thailand Neodesha Kan. A fifty thousand bombs made in have been airlifted to . Marine sin Thailand. They Are insecticide bombs for killing John Matthews president Ofa Rosal co.inc., said his firm filled a government Rush order within 24 hours and the bomb were hauled away in three c4gcargo planes pianists youngster playing on w pianos fill the Community War memorial auditorium at Rochester n.y., to bulging with musical notes. The students came from of than a 30-Milo radius of Rochester to attend the first annual state i Lano fent Val of the Rochester Guild of 1 Iano teachers. Awol rated press photo aide says Johnson sent Only form letter to Estes Washington up an aide to vice president Lyndon b. John son said a form letter Baring the vice president s signature was sent to fallen Texas financier Billie soles is after etes recommended to Johnson that a Friend be appointed to a state Job in Texas. The Ide. Charles Bonnor said the letter was sent lifter Estes recommended to Johnson that Bil Mattox be appointed to the Texas agricultural Sta buntion an conservation committee. One of thousands Bottner j Aid the letter was on of thousands sent to persons who wrote to Johnson suggesting Job appointees shortly after the democrats won the presidential elec Tion. He said Johnson did not know of the letter sent to aide snid that the Johnson reply to Esles did not Mentio Mattox or the Job Estes recommended him for. Ife said it contained general terms used in nil Juch replies to the effect that the writer s $ urges t to n had been placed i i the p r o per decision ranking Channel. Disclosure of the Johnson letter to b h t e s was Irusle in a copy righted Story in the new Yor Tribune. V two i tiers Spiel esies wrote two inters on the Montio a appointment one to Johnson and one to Cliff Carter i h Ejohnson staff i whom Estes knew climbers Tell of terrible weather map Leader of a euro counter ing j a terrible weather it Lons int ascent of in the Peak tie highest in America thtsseas6n, it was Teju Ryjer by feb party of Una i students. A Iii i. Or o u pm ski Ger i him Werum a i f re also of Bay Rischell Hel Mut to Schaffert Innsbruck Austria Sepp Weber and Willy Schmidt Graz Austria. They spent a half hour of the Summit May run into High winds and Buller cold when the returned to their Camp thai night. The tent string had blown Loose and when Helmut and i took off our mittens Troj re be the knots put fingers froze Metz state. It pfc men returned Lier sunday mete said the expedition Mem Bers were1 for Ceil to stay at the 34,500-foot level below the Steep West buttress for five Days be cause of heavy Snow. They built Snow Walls around their tents to protect them but driving Snow covered the three tells so badly that one Man had to be dug free. After that the Crew dug caves in the drifts. After scaling the West buttress the climbers had to wait out the weather for four Days More. When they reached the lop they planted United slates alaskan German and austrian flags. Ties if not from enemy bullets from influenza which ran rampant through the n Siks or from Frost bite and gangrene in the terrible cold of the russian Winter. The Polar bears actually the399th inf regt were recruited to Michigan and Wisconsin Early in1918 and trained at Camp Custer Mich. Office red almost wholly by "90-Day-wonders," they were sen abroad in the summer of 1918, presumably to fight the germans on the Postern front in France and Flanders before the summer was out they were equipped with skies Snow shoes boots an a Winter clothing issued rifles and embarked i of eng Listl Cor North Russia they it it aboard three British transports for Newcastle on Tyne on aug. 17, 1918. Their was Murmansk where by order of president Woodrow Wilson they would be detailed to Riuard american supplies originally sent to the provisional Govero men of Russia they were to keep these sup plies from failing into the hands of the bolsheviks who had seize Power the previous november and soon afterwards signed a peace trealy with1 Germany or from German troops with whom it was believed the bolsheviks were now Allied of Hauffe by orders in route however the Polar bears received a change in orders. They were to proceed to archangel a port 350 Miles further South. The War ended nov. 11 in that St and Germany had sued for Pence yet the Polar bears remained in North Russia fighting on a forgotten front against Ait enemy with which the nation was not then and never was at by june 28. The last Polar bears sailed from archangel eight the soldiers took russian wive with them. When the last battalion set sail from archangel one Polar Bear wrote afterwards not a Soldier knew. No not even vaguely Why he had fought or Why he was going now and Why his comrades were left behind so Many of them be Neath the wooden however forty of the Polar bears were buried in a special plot at White Chapel cemetery. There.1.3 every memorial Day for the past three decades the surviving members of the North russian expedition will gather wednesday to Honor their fallen comrades. Personally Carter also Glacier priest 73, Dies in California Santa Clara Calif. A the Rev. Bernard Hubbard 73, famed Glacier died of Aheart attack at his Home. Father Hubbard associated wit the University of Santa Clara gained his title of Glacier priest because of the scientific expeditions Fie headed to the Arctic wrote a reply to i regions. Estes Ulm recently Saiti in sex a Lunation of his reply that s office did hot push Estes further Mattox was not recommended by Johnson nor was he appointed to the state committee Boatner said. Estes has been in die Ted for fraud for transporting illegal Mort gages. He has been fined for alleged illegal use of Cotton allot ments. His operation s and Cottec Lions with Tho agricultural depart ment Are under investigation by two congressional committees. Father Hubbard started the work that made him a world renowned authority on glaciers and other Arctic Phenomena in 1927. He led his first expedition to Alaska . He continued going to the Northern Arctic every summer except for one year during the War and in 1d55. His research a utilized by the United. States government. Oversight paid off for awhile anyway to France Calif. Up Thewlis. Governor opposes Wiley Tower elementary s c h o o t Madison wis Cap Nolson Deino crat has announced his candidacy for the .Senate seat held since 1933 by re publican sen. Alexander Wiley asserting that i the office requires More leadership and More image finished two years ago. Complete with electric lights but through an oversight no electric Rosier. The oversight was cleared up by Southern California Edison co it sent the school District Bill .for$2,5-11 As estimated charges for electricity used
