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TOKYO, Sept. 11 (SS)—Typhoon June today trailed a lazy but violent path across the Pacific as she aimed at Okinawa some 500 miles away.The big blow was traveling at a sedate eight miles an hour west-northwesterly, but stillpacked a potent wallop of 140-mile-an-hour winds near her center. Weathermen said June would continue in that direction for the next 24 to 36 hours.Tokyo Weather Central located the typhoon 500 miles east-southeast of the island bastion of Okinawa at 6 a.m. today. A spokesman said winds from from June would probably hit the 'island sometime tomorrow.Storm warnings were issued for Okinawa this morning in ' the face of the approaching storm. Air Force weather reconnaissance planes are keeping a constant watch on the huge typhoon.The Central Meteorological Observatory in Tokyo said yesterday June may hit the coast of southern Japan tomorrow or Monday. Local weather bureaus on Kyushu issued warn-! ings against heavy winds dur-1 ing that period Kyodo NewsService said,* * *WEATHER FORECASTPartly cloudy today with scattered rain. Tomorrow partly cloudy with light winds. Monday partly cloudy. Yesterday’s high 90, low 77. Low tonight 76. High tomorrow 93.
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Pacific Stars and Stripes
Tokyo, Tôkyô, JP
Sat, Sep 11, 1954
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