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VOL. 3 No. 1064 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY 10 MARCH 1962

UNEXPECTED HUGE ATLANTIC SURF WORLD NEWS BRIEFS BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL POUNDS EAST COAST - FLORIDA WORST HIT SAIGON--AN INfORMED SOURCE IN SOUTH NEW YORK, MARCH 9 (UPI)-FLORIDA'S GOLD COAST BEGAN CLEANING UP DEBRIS TOOAY VIET NAM SAYS AMERICAN PILOTS HAVE BEEN FROM SURPRISE FLOODTIDES WHICH CAUSED MULTI-MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGE TO PLUSH FLYING AS INSTRUCTORS ON COMBAT MISSIONS HOTELS CROWDED WITH TOURISTS. AGAINST COMMUNIST REBELS. THIS SOURCE THE 20-FOOT WAVES THAT LASHED AN 8o-MIL£ STRIP OF RESORTS FROM MIAMI BEACH SAYS THERE ARE AT LEAST 20 AMERICAN TO PALM BEACH WERE PART OF A LATE WINTER STORM WHICH BEGAN PUSHING DESTRUCTIVE PILOTS IN SOUTH VlET NAM AND THEY HAVE TIDES INTO THE ATLANTIC SEABOARD WEDNESDAY. THE NORTH CAROLINA OUTER BANKS BEEN flYING SUCH MISSIONS FOR THE PAST AND THE VIRGINIA COAST ALSO HAD MORE FLOODTfDES YESTERDAY AND A LIBERIAN TANKER TWO MONTHS. AT THE SAME TIME, AN SNAPPED IN TWO IN THE STORMY ATLANTIC. AUTHORIZED u.S. SOURCE IN WASHINGTON THE MIDWEST EXPERIENCED A SNOWSTORM YESTERDAY THAT DUMPED UP TO 9 INCHES OF DISCLOSED THAT THE PILOTS SERVE IN A SNOW IN EASTERN NEBRASKA AND GAVE DES MOINES, IOWA, ITS HEAVIEST WINTER ACCUM­ TRAINING CAPACITY ON BOMBING AND STRAF­ ULATIONS IN A HALF CENTURY. TRAVEL BECAME DANGEROUS ON MANY SLIPPERY ROADS, ING MISSIONS. THIS SOURCE STRESSED PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSED IN SOME AREAS AND AIRPORT OPERATIONS WERE VIRTUALLY SUS­ THAT THE PILOTS 00 NOT FLY THE MISSIONS PENDED IN CHICAGO. ~ ______~ALONE. HE SAID THEY ARE ACCOMPANIED VIRGINIA GOVERNOR ALBERT S HARRI­ BY VIETNAMESE PILOTS IN TRAINING. A SON SAID YESTERDAY THAT STORM DAMAGE CUBA TAKES BIG STEP fORMAL STATE DEPARTMENT STATEMENT ISSUED TO THE VIRGINIA TIDEWATER WOULD AMOUNT TOWARD SOVIET STYLE RULE ALMOST SIMULTANEOUSLY SKIRTED THE COM­ TO AROUND $30 MILLION. RADIO NEWS­ HAVANA, MARCH 9 (UPI)-CUBA MOVED BAT MISSION QUESTION. IT MERELY SAID MAN BOYD HARRIER SAID AFTER A TOUR OF TOWARD SOVIET-STYLE ONE-PARTY RULE U.S. AIR FORCE PILOTS ARE, IN ITS WORDS, V I RG I N I A BEACH THAT "IT LOOKS EXACTL Y TODAY WITH THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A 25- "WORKING WITH THE VIETNAMESE, THE OB­ LIKE THE PLACE HAS BEEN BOMBED. IT MAN DIRECTORATE FOR THE SO-CALLED JECTIVE BEING THE TRAINING OF THEIR LOOKS LIKE A TYPICAL WAR SCENE. FURN- INTEGRATED REVOLUTIONARY ORGANIZATIONS. PILOTS AND OTHER AIR FORCE PERSONNEL." ITURE IS HANGING OUT IN THE STREET. THE IRO EVENTUALLY WILL BECOME THE IT MADE NO MENTION OF COMBAT MISSIONS. FOUNDATIONS OF BUILDINGS HAVE COLLAP­ UNITED PARTY OF THE CUBAN SOCIALIST THE WASHINGTON SOURCE REFUSED TO SAY SED." VIRGINIA BEACH DAMAGE WAS REVOLUTION. As WITH RUSSIA'S COMMUN­ WHETHER AMERICANS OR VIETNAMESE COM­ PLACED AT $25 MILLION. IST PARTY, MEMBERSHIP WILL BE LIMITED MANDED THE AIRCRAfT CONDUCTING SUCH THE BATTERING WAVES CAUGHT FLORIDA TO "THE BEST CUBAN MEN AND WOMEN II MISSIONS. BY SURPRISE, CHURNING IN UNDER SUNNY PREMIER FIDEL CASTRO WAS NAMED AS SKIES YESTERDAY AND CALM WEATHER LAST TITULAR HEAD OF THE IRO BUT 10 OF LIMA, PERU--POLICE BROKE UP A DEMON­ NIGHT. THERE WAS NO ONSHORE WIND TO ITS 25 MEMBERS WERE CUBAN COMMUNIST STRATION Of MORE THAN 200 MEMBERS OF THE PUSH THEM AND NO APPROACHING STORM. PARTY VETERANS THE DIRECTORATE IN­ COMMUNIST-CONTROLLED BANK WORKERS UNION BUT WEATHERMEN SAID THE SWELLS WERE CLUDED FIVE SURVIVORS OF CASTRO'S IN LIMA, PERU. THE STREET MOBS, HALT­ FLUNG LANDWARD BY THE STORM, MORE OR1QIMAL 82-MAN INVASION Of CUSA FROM ED BY TEAR GAS AND WATER HOSES DEMAND­ THAN 1,000 MILES AT SEA. MEXICO IN 1956 AND ONE WOMAN: ED THE DEPORTATION OF THREE OffiCER ONE PERSON WAS DROWNED AND A SCORE OF IT INCLUDED THE CUBAN COMMUNIST OF THE FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK. OTHERS INJURED AS THE SEAS LEAPED SEA­ PARTY'S "BIG FIVE", BLAS ROCA, CARLOS WALLS AND CRASHED INTO lOBBIES AND RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ, ANIBAL ESCALANTE, [VIAN, FRANCE--RELIABLE SOURCES AT THE BASEMENTS OF MOTELS AND HOTELS ALONG LAZARO PENA AND JUAN MARINELLO. ALL FRENCH-ALGERIAN PEACE CONFERENCE BE­ THE BEACH AND ROLLED OVER SEASIDE OF THEM HAVE BEEN COMMUNIST PARTY MEM­ LIEVES A CEASE-FIRE MAY BE PROCLAIMED ROADS BERS FOR 30 YEARS OR MORE. BY TUESDAY. THAT WOULD BE TWO DAYS DAMAGE ESTIMATES WERE EXPECTED TO OTHER OLD GUARD REDS IN THE PARTY AHEAD OF THE MARCH 15TH TARGET DATE. TAKE SEVERAL DAYS BUY WAS CERTAIN TO LEADERSHIP INCLUDED SEVERO AGUIRRE, THE TWO DELEGATIONS MET TWICE AGAIN RUN INTO THE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. FLAVIO BRAVO AND JOAQUIN ORDOIQUI. TODAY FOR ABOUT FIVE AND ONE-HALF HOURS AN UNOFFICIAL ESTIMATE PLACED DAMAGE THE YOUNG BLOOD IN THE CUBAN COMMUN­ ON THE THIRD DAY OF THEIR TALKS. A TO THE CARILLON HOTEL ALONE AT AROUND IST WORLD WAS REPRESENTED BY ERNESTO NEWS BLACKOUT CONTINUED, BUT INFORMED $1 MILLION. GUEVARA, MAJ. RAUL CASTRO, MAJ. JUAN SOURCES SAID THERE APPEARED A GOOD WASHINGTON, MARCH 9 (UPI)-THE FED­ ALMEIDA AND OTHERS. CHANCE OF AGREEMENT BY MoNDAY AND AN­ ERAL GOVERNMENT HAS MOVED QUICKLY TO ALSO NAMED TO THE TOP FLIGHT LEADER­ NOUNCEMENT TUESDAY. AID VICTIMS OF THE STORM-BATTERED SHIP OF THE IRO, WHICH WILL GUIDE EASTERN SEABOARD. CUBA'S POLITICAL DESTINIES HENCEfORTH, WASHINGTON--PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAS THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT SAID YES­ WERE PRESIDENT OSVALDO DORTICOS, WHO LEfT WASHINGTON FOR A SHORT WEEKEND IN TERDAY THAT EMERGENCY fOOD SUPPLIES PRIOR TO HIS ENTRY IN POLITICS SERVED FLORIDA. HE WILL SPENO A COUPLE OF WERE BEING MADE AVAILABLE TO FLOODED FOR 10 YEARS AS ESCALANTE'S PERSONAL HOURS IN PALM BEACH WITH HIS FATHER, COMMUNITIES. SECRETARY, AND MAJ. RAMIRO VALDES, AMBASSADOR JOSEPH KENNEDY, RECUPER­ THE SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HEAD OF THE DREAD CASTRO POLITICAL ATING FROM A STROKE. HE WILL TAKE OFf (SBA), DESIGNATED THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC POLICE. AGAIN FOR MIAMI TO ADDRESS A DEMOCRATIC COASTAL STATES AS DISASTER AREAS, PARTY FUND-RAISING DINNER AT MIAMI ELIGIBLE FOR 20 YEAR REHABILITATION BEACH TOMORROW NIGHT. THE PRESIDENT LOANS AT 3 PER CENT INTEREST. YEAR'S SECOND MINE DISASTER PLANS TO RETURN TO WASHINGTON LATE THE WHITE HOUSE SAID PRESIDENT KEN­ IN WESTERN GERMANY SUNDAY. NEDY WOULD ACT AS "QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE" HEESSEN, GERMANY, MARCH 9 (UPI)- ON DISASTER REQUESTS OF FOUR GOVERN­ WEST GERMANY REPORTED ITS SECOND MINE ORS TO DESIGNATE THEIR STATES AS DISASTER OF 1962 TODAY, WHEN 29 MINERS KWAJALEIN WATER MAJOR DISASTER AREAS. WERE KILLED IN AN EXPLOSION AT iHE USED 3/9/62 THE REQUESTS WERE MADE BY MARYLAND, SACHSEN PIT HERE, AN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCE­ DELAWARE, NEW JERSEY AND VIRGINIA MENT SAID. TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 240,400 A DISASTER DESIGNATION WOULD ENTITLE THE MEN WERE KILLED ONLY 25 MINUTES GALLONS. THE STATES TO FEDERAL FUNDS, EQUIP­ BEFORE COMING OFf THE NIGHT SHIFT. PER CAPITA - 89.0 CA'LONS. MENT AND PERSONNEL TO RESTORE PUBLIC EIGHT OTHERS WERE INJURED, TWO SERI­ TOTAL IN STORAGE - ~ 280,000 GALLONS SERVICES AND REBUILD WATER AND SEWAGE OUSLY. SIX OF THE INJURED WERE RE­ SYSTEMS AND HIGHWAYS DESTROYED OR LEASED FROM HOSPITALS AT NOON. DAMAGED BY THE RAGING TIDES. THE EXPLOSION CAME AT 0435 GMT WHEN DAILY FRESH WATER METER READINGS 756 MINERS ON THE NIGHT SHIFT WERE UN­ HOUSING OCEAN 11,400 GALLONS ALGIERS (UPI)-ALL THREE OPPOSING DER GROUND. PIT OFfICIALS SAID A POC­ Hous I NG LAGOON 14,300" FACTIONS IN ALGERIA WERE INVOLVED IN KET OF METHANE GAS EXPLODED DURING YOKWE YUK CLUB 9,800" A GUNBATTLE AT THE PORT CITY OF ORAN DYNAMITING BLAS~S. MESS HALL 6,200 " TODAY. FULL CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE BAT­ TWENTY-NINE MINERS WERE KILLED IN POWER PLANT 15, 100 " TLE WERE NOT IMMEDIATELY CLEAR •• BUT THE BLAST. ONE OTHER WAS CRITICALLY WEST END Of ISLAND 23,200 " IT INVOLVED FRENCH SECURITY TROOPS, INJURED AND DIED SHORTLY AFTER BEING CIVILIAN POLICE, EUROPEANS AND Mos­ TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL. CONSERVE WATER LEMS. TEN MoSLEMS WERE KILLED. j ~I------PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 10 MARCH 1902 • PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE CHAPLAIN'S CORNER RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL I BELIEVE THAT 1HE 5EA~oN OF LENT IS RECOGNIZED ON ALL SIDES AS, AT LEAST, A ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU RATHER "SERIOUS" SEASON WE HAVE THE JOKES THAT MIKE LIGHT Of ITS IMPORTANCE OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176.c BUT WHICH AT THE SAME liME lESTlfY TO ITS EXISTENCE. "I WILL GIVE UP WATCHING WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. TV THIS LENT"--AN EASY RESOLUTION TO KEEP ON KWAJALEIN. SOME PEOPLE LIKE TO CELEBRATE "MARDI GRASt--THE "GRAY TUESDAY" THAT PRECEDES THE ASH WEDNESDAY THAT THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY MARKS THE BEGINNING OF LENT--WITH GREAT NOISE AND DANCES, AND UNRESTRAINED MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE HILARITY. AND THEN FORGET WHY THERE IS A CARNIVAL, A "CARNI VALE"--fAREWEll FOR NOTICES IS 4 r • M. BEFORE TO FLESH MEAT FOR FORTY DAYS. IT INTRODUCES A PERIOD OF PENANCE. PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS PENANCE - IS NOT ONLY AN IDEA BUT A WORD THAT PEOPLE LIKE TO AVOID. IT MEANS IS 10 A. M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. SELF-RESTRAINT, SELF-DENIAL, A "GOING WITHOUT" OF SOMETHING THAT IS PLEASANT. OUR MODERN AGE WHICH CASTS OFF ALL RESTfAINT AND SEEKS FOR UNINHIBITED SELF-EX­ THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT PRESSION IN EVERY FIELD, DOES NOT ADMIT THAT PENANCE AND ALL IT CONNOTES HAS TO EDIT ALL GOPY RECEIVED FOR ANY PLACE. YET HOLY SCRIPTURE, THE WORD OF GOD, TEllS US "UNLESS YOU DO PEN­ PUBLICATION. ANCE, YOU WILL ALL LIKEWISE PERISH". IT CONTINUAllY EXHORTS THE SINNER TO RE­ PENTANCE AND TO THE PRACTICE OF PENANCE. EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN YES, PENANCE HAS ITS PLACE IN OUR LIVES, EVEN THOUGH WE TRY TO SHUT OUR EYES TO IT AND CALL IT BY SOME OTHER NAME. WHEN WE WANT SOMETHING EAGERLY ENOUGH u.s EMBASSY AND PAN WE WILL SACRIFICE -- WE WilL DO PENANCE -- IN ORDER TO ATTAIN IT. ASTRONAUT JOHN GLENN ~ENT THROUGH HIS SEVERE lRAINING WHICH DEMANDED ABSENCE FROM HIS AMERICAN AIRLINE OFFICE fAMilY, ALL KINDS OF DIETING, TESTING, SIMULATED SPACE fliGHT, SIMPLY TO BE ATTACKED BY DOMINICAN MOB AS PERFECTLY PREPARED AS POSSIBLE FOR SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, THE OR81TAl FLIGHT. SUCCESS MARKED MARCH 8 (UPI ).RIOTING MOBS ATTACKED HIS EFrORTS BUT THE GLOW OF' THE TRI­ THE U.S. EMBASSY OffiCES, BURNED THREE UMPH TENDS TO THROW INTO SHADOW THE OFFICIAL OPTIMISTIC OVER OFFICIAL CARS, AND SACKED THE PAN AM­ TRAINING THAT WENT BErORE. lNOD-CHINA SITUATION ERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS OfFICE HERE TODAY ST. PAUL COMPARES THE LIFE OF THE OTTAWA, MARCH 8 (UPI )-EXTERNAl AFFAIRS IN DAYLONG DISORDERS APPARENTLY AIMED FOLLOWER OF JESUS CHRIST TO THE ATH­ MINISTER HOWARD GREEN TODAY EXPRESSED AT TOPPLING THE RULING COUNCil Of lETE WHO GOES WilLINGLY THROUGH LONG OPTIMISM OVER DEVELOPMENTS IN TROUBLED STATE PERIODS OF TRAINING AND SELF-DENIAL INDO-CHINA AND SAID HE DID NOT THINK THREE POLICEMEN AND ONE CIViliAN AND THIS "fOR A CORRUPTIBLE CROWN" -­ RED CHINA WANTED TO START A WAR OVER WERE WOUNDED BY GUNFIRE, O~E Of THEM A CHAPLET OF OLIVE LEAVES -~ AND HE ANY PART OF THE REGION. CRITICAllY, IN CLASHES WITH THE DEM­ CALLS UPON CHRISTIANS TO BE WILLING GREEN TOLD THE HOUSE Of COMMONS THAT ONSTRATORS. TO MAKE SOME SACRIFICE, TO 00 SOME WHAT Will EVENTUALLY HAPPEN IN THE AREA TONIGHT THE COUNCil, HEADED BY PENANCE FOR AN "INCORRUPTIBLE CROWN", DEPENDED ON THE ACTIONS OF RED CHINA, PRESIDENT RAFAEL BONNELLY, bECREED A liFE ETERNAL. THE UNITED STATES AND THE MEMBERS OF 7 P.M. TO 5 A.M. CURFEW IN THE CAPITA~ GOD HAS GIVEN US THIS LIFE AS A THE SOUTHEAST ASIA TREATY ORGANIZATiON. ONE OF THE THREE U.S. CARS SET AfiRE TIME OF PREPARATION FOR A liFE THAT OPPOSITION LEADER LESTER B PEARSON, WAS THE PERSONAL LIMOUSINE OF AM8AS­ NEVER ENDS. HE HAS GIVEN TO [VERY HOWEVER, WARNED Of THE DANGERS OF HAV­ SADOR JOHN BARTLETT MARTIN. MAN AN UNQUENCHABLE DESIRE FOR HAPPI­ ING CONFLICTS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES POLICE USED TEAR GAS AND NOISE BOMBS NESS THAT CAN NEVER END. To REACH BACKING SOUTH VIETNAM AND THE REO CHIN­ TO DISPERSE THE'RIOTERS WHO HURLED THAT GOAL DEMANDS SElf-CONTROL, SELF­ ESE IN THE NORTH. ROCKS AND fOUGHT IN SEVERAL SKIRMISHES DENIAL, PATIENCE, QUALITIES THAT OUR "IF THE WAR BROADENS OUT TO THE POINT WITH POLICE DURING THE AFTERNOON. HUMAN NATURE REBELS AGAINST. THIS IS WHERE THOSE WHO ARE HELPING EACH SIDE A CROWD OF DEMONSTRATORS GLEEFULLY THE SEASON TO THINK ABOUT THEM, THINK .[T IN CONFLICT WITH EACH OTHE", THEN LOOTED THE PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS OFFICE ABOUT THAT LAST [NO FOR WHICH GOD ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN," HE SAID. LOCATED ON THE CITY'S MAIN THOROUGH­ MADE US, AND EXERCISE OURSELVES IN THE DISPATCH OF U.S. TROOPS TO THE FARE, CONDE STREET. THE MEANS TO ATTAIN IT. IN OTHER AREA RECENTLY CREATED AN ATMOSPHERE VETERAN OBSERVERS HERE AGREED THAT WORDS, LENT IS THE TIME FOR PENANCE SIMILAR TO THAT WHICH EXISTED BEFORE THE MOB APPEARED TO BE CAREFULLY DI­ AS A MEANS or MAKING OUR LIVES SUC­ THE KOREAN WAR~ PEARSON SAID, WHEN "WE RECTED BY AGITATORS. CESSFUL IN THE SIGHT OF GOD. MISSED WORLD W4R I I I BY A HAIR'S POLICE ARMED WITH RifLES WHO RUSHED BISHOP V. I. KENNAlLY BREADTH." THERE TO BREAK UP THE ATTACK WERE GREEN, HOWEVER, SAID THAT FROM HIS SHOWERED WITH ROCKS HURLED BY YOUTHS EXPERIENCE AT tHE GENEVA CONfERENCE ON FROM THE ROOF Of THE fiVE-STORY BUILD­ CONTROVERSIAL MILITARY LAOS "I WOULD SAY THAT NO COUNTRY RE­ ING HOUSING THE PAN AMERICAN OFFICE. PAPER INVESTIGATED PRESENTED THERE WANTS A WORLD WAR START­ SOME 20 TO 30 PERSONS WERE ARRESTED. WASHINGTON, MARCH 9 (UPI )-THE ARMY ED OVER LAOS," AND THAT VIET NAM WAS A U.S. EMBASSY DRIVER WAS ROUGHED TOLD CONGRESS TODAY THAT GEN. LAURIS IN A SIMilAR POSITION. BY A MOB AND HIS WAllET WAS STOLEN. HORSTAD, U.S. COMMANDER I N EUROPE, IS "I DO NOT THINK RED CHINA WANTS A WAR THE DISORDERS WERE TOUCHED OFf BY INVESTIGATING THE CONTROVERSIAL NEWS­ STARTED OVER ANY PART Of INDO-CHINA," THE GOVERNMENT'S ACTION IN PERMITTING PAPER, OVERSEAS WEEKLY, AND Will RE­ GREEN SAID, DESPITE THE FRUSTRATIONS TWO ALLEGED ENEMIES OF THE STATE TO PORT TO THE PENTAGON IN ABOUT TWO EXPERIENCED BY THE TRUCE COMMISSIONS flEE THE COUNTRY AND IN PROTEST AGAINST WEEKS. AND RECURRENT GUERRILLA WARFARE. THE U.S. IN GIVING THEM TEMPORARY RE­ MAJ. GEN. CHARLES G. DODGE, THE HE SAID THAT THE lEADERS OF THE SEATO fUGE ON AMERICAN SOIL. ARMY'S NEW CHIEf Of INFORMATION, ALSO COUNTRIES ALSO "REALIZE THAT IT WOULD SAID THAT AS FAR BACK AS 1953 AN "AT­ BE INSANITY TO HAVE A NUCLEAR WAR BREAK Los ANGELES, M;~~~'8 (UPI )-MARY TEMPT" WAS MADE TO DISCONTINUE BOTH OUT AS A RESULT OF ANYTHING HAPPENING PICKFORD'S BUTLER DID NOT STEAL THE THE P"INTING AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE IN INDO-CHINA." FORMER SCREEN STA~'S 25-CARAT SAP~HIRE WEEKLY BY THE STARS AND STRIPES. DURING DEBATE ON SPENDING ESTIMATES RING--HE MERELY TOOK IT TO SWITZERLAND HE SAID THAT MOVE WAS BASED ON A FOR THE INDO-CHINA COMMISSIONS OF WHICH TO HAVE IT APPRAISED, A DEFENSE ATTOR­ BELIEF THAT OVERSEAS WEEKLY "NO LONGER CANADA IS A MEMBER, GREEN SAID THAT THIS NEY ASSERTED TODAY. CONTRIBUTES" TO THE INfORMATION AND COUNTRY WAS "ABLE TO EXERCISE A GOOD THE BUTLER, WILLIAM FRANCIS PAUL, A EDUCATION OF TROOPS. THE PRINTING DEAL OF INFLUENCE ON ALL THESE NATIVE OF ENGLAND, IS ON TRIAL IN FED­ SETUP WAS DISCONTINUED AT THAT TIME, COUNTRIES." ERAL COURT ON A CHARGE OF. TRANSPORTING HE SAID • PEARSON ASKED GREEN WHETHER THE ACTI\­ STOLEN PROPERTY-NAMELY THE RING~·IN DODGE GAVE THE INFORMATION TO A SEN­ ITIES OF' THE COMMISSIONS COULD BE "USED FOREIGN COMMERCE. ATE SUBCOMMITTEE STUDYING ALLEGED AS A FRONT BEHIND WHICH FORCES ARE AT ATTORNEY DAVID DAAR, IN HIS OPENING "MUZZLING" OF THE ANTI-COMMUNIST WORK WHICH Will NOT MAKE fOR NEUTRAL ARGUMENT, SAID THE PICKfORD HOUSEHOLD STATEMENTS BY MiliTARY lEADERS. DODGE COUNTRIES IN THAT AREA BUT FOR SOMETHING WAS UNDER "EXTREME TENSION" BECAUSE AP~EAR[D TO DISCUSS THE ARMY'S TROOP MUCH MORE DANGEROUS THA THAT." MISS PI CKfOfO "CONT I NUAll Y ACCUSED THE INFORMATION PROGRAM. PEARSON WARNED THAT THl PRESENCE OF SERVANTS Of STEALING HER POSSESSIONS." CHAIRMAN JOHN C. STENNIS, D-MISS., UNITED STATES TROOPS IN THE AREA FOR HE SAID THE RING IN QUESTION HAD BEEN ASKED DODGE ABOUT OVERSEAS WEEKLY. TRAINING SOUTH VIETNAMESE FORCES WAS REPORTED MISSING BUT PAUL FOUND IT AND THE PUBLICATION, PRINTED IN GERMANY, "GRADUALLY SHirTING TO MORE ACTIVE TOOK IT TO ZURICH, SWITZERLAND TO HAVE IS DISTRIBUTED TO MILITARY INSTALLA­ INTERVENTION IN OPERATIONS" IT APPRAISED BY A "WORLD-RENOWNED" TIONS UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE OffiCIAL "SURELY THAT IS A DANGEROUS POSITION," JEWELER TO SEE IF IT WAS AS VALUA8lE SERVICE NEWSPAPER, STARS AND STRIPES. HE SAID. DESPITE THE FACT SUCH INTER­ AS MISS PICKFORD CONTENDED. As THE THE PAPER WAS THE FIRST TO REPORT VENTION MIGHT BE NECESSARY, PEARSON FIRST DEFENSE WITNESS, DAAR PRESENTED ON THE "PRO BLUE" T"OOP INDOCT"INATION ADDED, THE GOVERNMENT OF HGO DINH DIEM WALTER HERZ, A LOCAL APPRAISER, WHO PROGRAM INSTITUTED IN THE 24TH INFAN­ WAS "PRETTY SHAKY." SAID THE RING HAD A WHOLESALE VALUE OF TRY DIVISION BY fORMER MAJ. GEN. EDWIN $3,750 AND WOULD SELL RETAIL AT $8,000 A. WALKER, THEN DIVISION COMMANDER. OR $9,Uuu ''Y,,,.,',,. .~ ~'"'~ PAGE ~ HOURGLASS SATURDAY 10 MARCH )'q\'$1 UNIVERSITY STUDENT SLUGS FATHER FEY PROBABLY WILL NAZI LEADER ROCKWELL RETURN THURSDAY NO WATER FOR ISLANDS WEST END SAN DIEGO, CALifORNIA MARCH 8 (UPI)­ BISHOP KENNALLY, WHO HAS BEEN fOL­ THE CONTRACTOR IS GOING TO CONNECT IN AMERICAN NAZI LEADER GEORGE LINCOLN LOWING FATHER FEY'S REGULAR SCHEDULE THE TTR-5 BUILDING, THEREFORE THE FRESH ROCKWELL WAS HIT WITH A RIGHT TO THE fOR CATHOLIC SERVICES LOCALLY, TOLD WATER WILL BE TURNED OFf ON THE WEST JAW TODAY AFTER HE MADE DEROGATORY RE­ THE HOURGLASS YESTERDAY THAT HE SPOKE END OF THE ISLAND BETWEEN 7 A.M. AND MARKS ABOUT JEWISH AMERICANS DURING TO FATHER FEY OVER THE PHONE AND 2 P.M. ON SUNDAY, MARCH I I, 1962. AN ADDRESS TO A GROUP OF STUDENTS AT ISLAND RESIDENTS WILL BE GLAD TO EFFECTED WILL BE ALL FACiliTIES AND SAN DIEGO STATE COLLEGE. KNOW THAT FATHER FEY IS EXPECTED TO BUILDINGS FROM THE FILTER PLANT (GUARD ED D CHERRY, 22, A PHYSICAL EDUCA­ RETURN TO THE ISLAND ON THURSDAY. POST ON LAGOON) TO THE END OF THE NIKE­ TION MAJOR, CLIMBED TO THE STAGE IN HIS CONDITION WAS DESCRIBED BY ZEUS TECHNICAL AREA. AN ATTEMPT TO DEBATE WITH ROCKWELL. PHYSICIANS AT ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL HE SAID HE BECAME ANGERED AND STRUCK IN HONOLULU AS "NOTHING SERIOUS." OUT WHEN ROCKWELL MADE A "PUSHING RECEPTION FOR BISHOP KENNALLY GESTURE" AND TOLD HIM TO I1GET OUT OF A RECEPTION IN HONOR OF HIS EXCELLENC~ HERE." CHANGE FOR SCUBA CLUBBERS BISHOP V. I. KENNALLY, WILL BE HELD THE NAZI LEADER LATER HAD TO BE ES­ MONDAY EVENING AT 8 P.M. IN QTRS 241. CORTED FROM THE CAMPUS AND PROTECTED THE SCUBA BOAT WILL LEAVE AT I I 00 ALL CATHOLIC PARISHIONERS AND fRIENDS FROM ENRAGED STUDENTS. AN UNKNOWN A.M. INSTEAD OF THE USUAL 8 15 A M. ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND. CALLER WARNED OF A BOMB ON THE PLANE TOMORROW ONLY BISHOP KENNALLY'S VICARIATE CONSISTS THAT TOOK HIM TO Los ANGELES BUT AM­ Of THE MARSHALL AND CAROLINE ISLANDS. ERICAN AIRLINES OfFICIALS TERMED THE CALL A "HOAX" AND THE PLANE WAS NOT DELAYED TREATMENT OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK VICTIMS CHERRY DE~IBED THE BLOW TO ROCK­ "CLOSED CHEST HEART MASSAGE" WELL'S JAW AS "AN UNCONSCIOUS REACTION' AND SAID HE WAS SORRY. "I HAD NO IN­ FOLLOWING IS AN EXCERPT FROM A TALK PRESENTED RECENTLY BY DRS. NOEL P. TENTION Of HITTING HIM," CHERRY SAID. THOMPSON AND R. HEWLETT LEE, AND NOW RELEASED BY THE SAfETY OfFICE, STANfORD ROCKWELL AND HIS Los ANGELES LEADER, UNIVERSITY. LEONARD HOLSTEUN, WERE TAKEN TO SAFETY "TREATMENT Of ELECTRICAL SHOCK VICTIMS II BACKSTAGE. THE NAZI LEADER SAID LATER IF AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK VICTIM IS TO SURVIVE, TWO CONDITIONS MUST BE HE WOULD NOT PRESS CHARGES AGAINST FULFILLED. CHERRY. I. ADEQUATE CIRCULATION MUST BE RESTORED AND MAINTAINED. IF THE VICTIM'S THE STUDENTS HAD GREETED ROCKWELL'S HEART IS IN STANDSTILL OR FIBRILLATION, BLOOD IS NOT IEING CIRCULATED THROUGH­ APPEARANCE ON THE CAMPUS WITH PLACARDS OUT THE eODY. THE BRAIN CAN GO WITHOUT FRESH OXYGEN FOR ONLY APPROXIMATELY SAYING "RAUS MIT ROCKWELL" AND "NAZI THREE MINUTES; LONGER PERIODS WITHOUT OXYGEN RESULT IN DEATH. THEREFORE, BLOOD GO HOME." CIRCULATION MUST BE MAINTAINED ARTIFICALLY UNTIL THE HEART RESUMES BEATING. THIS IS DONE BY MASSAGING THE VICTIM'S HEART USING "CLOSED CARDIAC MASSAGE" TECHNIQUES. CHUCKLES 2. ADEQUATE VENTILATION MUST BE PROVIDED. IN ADDITION TO BLOOD CIRCULATION, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, MARCH 9 (UPI)­ THE VICTIM'S LUNGS MUST BE RECEIVING OXYGEN SO FRESH OXYQEN CAN BE ABSORBED THE NAVY QUICKLY COUNTERMANDED AN ORDEF INTO THE BLOODSTREAM. THIS MEANS THAT ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION TECHNIQUES SHOU~D MISTAKENLY TRANSfERRINQ A 19-YEAR-OLD BE USED TO OXYQEN IN THE LUNQS UNTIL THE VICTIM RESUMES BREATHING. THE'lMOUTH­ SI. LOUIS LADY SAILOR FROM THE MEMPHIS TO-MOUTH" RESUSCITATION TECHNIQUE IS RECOMMENDED. NAVAL AIRSTATION PERSONNEL OFFICE TO THEREFORE, A COMBINATION OF ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION AND HEART MASSAGE OFFERS THE 950-MAN CRUISER LITTLE ROCK THE ONLY HOPE Of KEEPING AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK VICTIM ALIVE UNTIL HIS BODY IS WAVE JOAN MCCLURE ADMITTED "I'D ABLE TO PROVIDE ITS OWN VENTILATION AND CIRCULATION. BEEN SORT Of LOOKING FORWARD TO THE THE HEART MUST EVENTUALLY BE RESTARTED (IN THE CASE OF STANDSTILL) OR RETURN­ NEW ASSIGNMENT." ED TO NORMAL BEATING (IN THE CASE OF FIBRILLATION). THE PROCESS Of STOPPING THE HEART FROM FIBRILLATING AND RETURNING IT TO NORMAL BEATING IS CALLED CHICAGO, MARCH 9 (UPI )-MRS COLIN DEFIBRILLATION. A HEART THAT 15 IN FIBRILLATION CANNOT BE RESTARTED BY CLOSED DILL AND MRS ALBERT PICKLE, THE DAY­ CARDIAC MASSAGING; ONLY AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK OF THE PROPER VOLTAGE, DURATION, TON, OHIO MOTHERS WHO RECENTLY HAD AND FREQUENCY CAN DEFIBRILLATE THE HEART. BABIES IN THE SAME HOSPITAL, HAVE THE HEART WHICH IS IN STANDSTILL MAY BE RESTARTED IF WE PROVIDE AN ARTifiCIAL, BEEN GIVEN A YEAR'S SUPPLY Of PICKLES PERIODIC STIMULUS. THIS STIMULUS MAY BE CHEMICAL, MECHANICAL, OR ELECTRICAL BY THE NATIONAL PICKLE PACKERS. IN NATURE. THUS, THE MECHANICAL STIMULUS OF CLOSED CARDIAC MASSAGE IS OfTEN SUFFICIENT TO EXCITE CONTINUING HEART ACTION. IN fACT, OCCASIONALLY A SINGLE HALTOM CITY, TEXAS, MARCH 9 (UPI)­ BLOW TO THE CHEST WILL RESTART THE HEART. IF THE HEART RESUMES BEATING YOU B J. DEFIBAUGH DILIGENTLY SOWED WHAT SHOULD THEN STOP CARDIAC MASSAGING BUT CONTINUE TO MONITOR THE VICTIM'S PULSE. HE THOUGHT TO BE BERMUDA GRASS SEED HIS HEART MAY SlOP BEATING AGAIN. EVEN If CLOSED CARDIAC MASSAGE fAILS TO RE­ IN HIS YARD GARDEN. A BUMPER CROP START THE "STANDSTILL HEART," IT WILL PROVIDE CIRCULATION REQUIRED TO KEEP OF TURNIPS SPRANG UP. HIM ALIVE UNTIL MEDICAL HELP ARRIVES. AT THAT TIME ELECTRICAL METHODS CAN BE "I DON'T EAT TURNIPS," DEFIBAUGH TRIED TO RESTART THE STANDSTILL HEART. SAID ...... THERE ARE SEVERAL TECHNIQUES WHICH MAY BE USED TO DETECT WHETHER THE HEART IS BEATING. LATE FLASHl ,. PLACE EAR DIRECTLY NEXT TO CHEST AND LISTEN FOR HEARTBEAT. EXPLOSION AT BERLIN WALL 2. TAKE PULSE IN THE NECK BY PLACING A fiNGER ON THE SIDE OF THE NECK UN­ BERLIN, MARCH 9 (UPI )-AN EXPLOSION DER THE JAW, THIS IS THE CAROTID ARTERY. ON THE WEST BERLIN BORDER TONIGHT DAM­ 3. TAKE THE PULSE IN THE WRIST. AGED THE COMMUNIST-BUILT WALL DIVID­ THE SECOND METHOD (NECK PULSE) IS PROBABLY THE MOST SENSITIVE. IF THERE ARE ING THE CITY. ENOUGH PEOPLE AVAILABLE, IT IS DESIRABLE TO HAVE ONE PERSON CONTINUOUSLY WEST BERLIN POLICE SAID AN EXPLOSIVE MONITORING TO SEE IF THE VICTIM'S HEART IS BEATING, ANOTHE~ APPLYING MOUTH-TO­ CHARGE WAS SET OFf ABOUT THREE FEET MOUTH RESPIRATION, AND ANOTHER APPLYING CLOSED CARDIAC MASSAGE." fROM THE WALL ON THE WESTERN SIDE Of (To BE CONTINUED MONDAY) THE BORDER IN KREUZBEHD DISTRICT. THE CAUSE OF THE EXPLOSION SHORTLY ROME, MARCH 10 (UPI )-THE CHIEF PUB­ Moscow, FRIDAY, MARCH 9 (UPI )-AMERICAN AfTER 10 P.M (2100 UKO) WAS NOT LICITY EXECUTIVE FOR THE fiLM CLEO­ MOVIE PRODUCER LESTER COWAN SAID TODAY IMMIATELY KNOWN PATRA EARLY TODAY DENIED AS "ABSURD" HE HAS SIGNED AN AGREEMENT TO PRODUCE IT SLASED A DENT IN THE STONE-BLOCK A REPORT PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED THE FIRST SOVIET-AMERICAN fiLM IN BARRIER AND SHATTERED SOME Of THE STAT~ THAT ELIZABETH TAYLOR'S MARRIAGE HISTORY. BLOCKS BUT IT DID NOT BLOW A HOLE WITH HER fOURTH HUSBAND EDDIE FISHER, COWAN TOLD NEWSMEN THE MOVIE WILL IN THE WALL, THE SPOKESMAN SAID. IS ON THE ROCKS. DEPICT COOPERATION BETWEEN AN AMERICAN G,ULIO ASCARELLI, IN CHARGE OF CLEO­ AND A SOVIET SCIENTIST. PATIENCE SERVES AS A PROTECTION PATRA INTERNATIONAL PUBLICITY, TOLD HE SAID HE EXPECTS THE FILMED VER­ AGAINST WRONGS AS CLOTHES DO AGAINST UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL liTHE WHOLE SION OF AMERICAN AUTHOR MITCHELL WIL­ COLD. FOR IF YOU PUT ON MORE CLOTHES THING IS ABSURD EDDIE FISHER WOULD SON'S BOOK, "MC:ETING AT A FAR MERIDIAN" AS THE COLD INCREASES IT WILL HAVE NO NOI DIGNifY THE STORY EVEN WITH A WILL BE ON AMERICAN SCREENS BY THE END POWER TO HURT YOU. SO IN LIKE MANNER DENIAL". Of NEXT YEAR. YOU MUST GRO~ IN PATIENCE WHEN YOU ASCARELLI WAS QUESTIONED ON A REPORT Two AMERICAN AND TWO RUSSIAN STARS MEET WI1H GREAT WRONGS, AND THEY WILL PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES THAT WILL BE CHOSEN FOR THE FOUR LEADiNG THEN BE POWERLESS TO VEX YOUR MIND THE TAYLOR-F,SHER MARRIAGE IS "KAPUT" ROLES AND A RUSSIAN--YET TO BE SELECT LEONARDO D NCI AND THAT THE ACADEMY AWARD WINNING WILL DIRECT "ILM, COWAN SAID AcrRl..SSES AGENT, KURT FRINGS', WAS IN ROME TO SETTLE MATTERS. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 10 MARCH 1962 GENERAL MESS MENU JOURNALS AND BRITISH PHYSICIANS SUNDAY I I MARCH 1962 CONCUR ON SMOKING AND CANCER BREAKFAST BRUNCH SUPPER LONDON, MARCH 8 (UPI )-BRITAIN'S TWO CHILLED FRESH FRUIT BEEf & NOODLE SOUP MEDICAL JOURNALS TODAY SUPPORTED THE CHILLED TOMATO JUICE 1000. OMIT. SAUSAGE BAKED HAM & FRUIT SAUCE ROYAL COLLEGE Of PHYSICIANS' REPORT HOT & COLD CEREAL ADD. FRIED CANDIED SWEET POTATOES THAT CIGARETTESMOKING IS A LIKELY CAUSE GRILLED LITTLE PIG SAUSAGE PORK CHOPS BUTTERED ASPARAGUS Of THE INCREASE IN LUNG CANCER AND EGGS TO ORDER W/ApPLE SAUCE STEAMED RICE OTHER DISEASES. HASH BROWN POTATOES SALAD BAR W/DRESSING THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL AND THE STEAMED RICE BROWNIES & ICE CREAM LANCET 80TH WELCOMED THE REPORT'S RE­ ICED CINNAMON ROLLS ICED TEA W/LEMON COMMENDATION TO THE GOVERNMENT TO TAKE HOT TOAST BUTTER & JAM CHILLED MILK - HOT COffEE STEPS TO DISCOURAGE SMOKING. IN PAR­ CHILLED MILK - HOT COffEE TICULAR, THEY SUPPORTED THE IDEA Of IMPOSING HIGH[R TAXES ON CIGARETTES. ~ONDAY 12 MARCH 1962 THE JOURNAL SUGGESTED THE POSSIBILITY BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER Of INTRODUCING CIGARETTES WITH A RE­ CHI! I r~ FRUIT JUICE VEBETABLE SouP SAl MIN SouP DUCED TAR CONTENT. I T SA 10 THE I R CHILLED FRESH FRUIT BAKED MEAT LOAf W/SPANISH ROAST BARON Of BEEf EffECT ON SMOKERS UNABLE TO GIVE UP THE HOT & COLD CEREAL SAUCE Au Jus HABIT MIGHT 8E GAUGED. GRILLED SAUSAGES WHIPPED POTATOES MEXICAN TRIPE STEW "If THE MEDICAL PROfESSION--AND THE HOT CAKES W/MAPLE SYRUP SAUTE CA8BAGE PARSLEY POTATOES MI I TRY Of HEAL TH--TOOK THE DANGERS STEAMED RICE BLACK EYED PEAS CREAM GREEN PEAS Of SMOKING SERIOUSLY THEY COULD AT HOT TOAST BUTTER & JAM STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE LEAST CONVINCE THE PUBLIC Of THEIR CINNAMON ROLLS SALAD BAR W/DRESSING SALAD BAR W/DRESSING CONCERN AND STOP THE SALE Of CIGARETTES CHILLED MILK - HOT COffEE FRUIT JELLO W/WHIPPED FRENCH ApPLE PIE IN HOSPITALS," SAID THE JOURNAL. I CREAM ICED TEA W/LEMON IT ADDED. "THE DUTY Of INfLUENCING CHILLED MILK - HOT COffEE CHILLED MILK-HOT COffEE PUBLIC OPINION DOES NOT REST SOLELY WITH DOCTORS. THE MINISTER Of HEALTH (AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE CONT'D. fROM SHOULD TAKE STEPS TO KEEP HIMSELF AND COL. I THIS PAGE.) PARLIAMENT fULLY INfORMED ABOUT THE AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE 10.25 A.M. ANDY GRiffiTH EPIDEMIC OF DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH 10.30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE PMR THE SMOKING Of CIGARETTES." SATURDAY 10 MARCH 1962 II :00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK THE LANCET ASKED' "CAN A DEMOCRAT I C 5 00 P.M. DINNER MUSICALE II :25 A.M. SOCIAL SECURITY FILE GOVERNMENT REASONABLY SEEK TO RESTRICT 6 00 P.M NEWS II 30 A.M. IRA COOK SMOKING BY STATUTF'?" 6.15 P.M. BOBBY HAMMOCK 12:00 NOON - NEWS THE ANALOGY IN EXISTING STATUTORY 6 30 P.M. GRAND OLE OPRY 12'05 P.M. WEATHER ACROSS THE NATION RESTRICTIONS CONCERNING THE SALE OF 7 00 P.M. MICKEY, JOAN AND JIM (LIVE) 12: 15 P.M. GUEST STAR ALCOHOL AND VARIOUS DRUGS WAS NOT COM­ 7 15 P.M. TWILIGHT TIME 12:30 P.M. FLAIR PLETE, I T SAl D, BECAUSE THERE WAS NOTH­ 7:350 P.M. SPORTS DESK 1:00 P.M. NEWS ING TO SUGGEST SMOKING DIRECTLY HARMED 4 P.M. NAVY SWINGS 1'15 P.M. LIGHT Up - RELAX ANYONE BUT THE SMOKER. ~ 00 P.M. MUSIC fOR THE MIDDLE MIND 1 :30 P.M. CARPENTER'S SHOP CONCERT THE LANCET ADDED: "SMOKING WILL NOT 9 00 p.M. NEWS 3:30 P.M. ROCKETING RHYTHMS CEASE MERELY BECAUSE SOME PEOPLE SMOKE 9:15 P.M. POLKA PARTY 4·00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND THEMSELVES TO DEATH, BUT THE HABIT CAN 10 00 P.M. JAZZ ON THE ROCKS 4:30 P.M. PAU HANA SERENADE BE MODifiED BY THE TWO MEANS (EDUCATION 12.00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN Orr ...... AND fiSCAL MEASURES) SUGGESTED BY THE COLLEGE Of PHYSICIANS' REPORT." SUNDAY I I MARCH 1962 BOBO ROCKEFELLER BREAKS ...... 9.00 A.M. SIGN ON ENGAGEMENT WITH HOTEL OWNER 9 05 A.M. D. J. HOLIDAY OUSTED DOMINICAN PRESIDENT 10'00 A.M. MASTER CONTROL NEW YORK, MARCH 8 (UPI )-BLONDE 10.30 AoM. EOLERO TIME MILLIONAIRESS BOBO ROCKEfELLER HAS LEAVES REPUBLIC SECRETLY I I 00 A.M. EASY LISTENING BROKEN HER ENGAGEMENT TO RENO HOTEL­ SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, 12 00 NOON - NEWS MAN CHARLES MAPES, IT WAS ANNOUNCED MARCH 8 (UPI )-OUSTED PRESIDENl JOAQUIN 12'05 P.M.SIN~LONG WITH MITCH TONIGHT. BALAGUER AND fORMER MILITARY STRONGMAN 1.00 P.M. ROCKETING RHYTHMS AN ATTORNEY fOR THE COAL MINER'S MAJ. GEN. PEDRO RODRIGUEZ ECHEVARRIA I 30 PoM. HERE'S TO VETERANS DAUGHTER WHO BECAME THE CINDERELLA LEfT THE COUNTRY SECRETLY LATE LAST 1.45 P.M. GUEST STAR BRIDE Of WINTHROP ROCKEfELLER SAID NIGHT ABOARD SEPARATE DOMINICAN PLANES. 2.00 P.M. THE ROAD or FREEDOM THEIR WEDDING ORIGINALLY HAD BEEN UNCONfiRMED REPORTS SAID THEY WERE 2 30 P.M. HAWAI I CALLS PLANNED fOR MARCH I, BUT SHE WANTED FLYING TO PUERTO RICO. 3 00 P.M. SEVENTH ARMY SYMPHONY TO POSTPONE IT. BALAGUER HAD BEEN LIVING IN THE EM- 4.00 P.M. FREEDOM SINGS "MRS. ROCKEfELLER TOLD MR. MAPES Of 8ASSY RESIDENCE Of THE PAPAL NUNCIO ~:30 P.M. You ARE THERE HER DECISION TO POSTPONE THE WEDDING SINCE HE SUDDENLY RESIGNED LAST JANo 5 00 P.M. A NATION Of IMMIGRANTS AND SAILED ON THE 2ND Of MARCH fOR 16, WHEN A CIVIL-MILITARY JUNTA CON­ 6.00 P.M. JIM AMECHE POP CONCERT EUROPE," HE SAID. "SHE WAS SURPRISED TROLLED BY ECHAVARRIA TOOK POWER fROM 7 00 P.M. NEWS TO fiND THAT MR. MAPES HAD SAILED A RULING COUNCIL Of STATE. 7.05 P.M. ARMY HOUR ON THE SAME BOAT WITH HER. THIS BUT THE JUNTA WAS OUSTED 48 HOURS 7 30 P.M. SPORTS DESK CAUSED EMBARRASSMENT TO HER AND SHE LATER AND THE DEPOSED RULING COUNCIL 7.45 P.M. THE WORLD Of FOLK MUSIC HAS THEREFORE 8ROKEN THE ENGAGEMENT." RECAPTURED CONTROL Of GOVERNMENT. THE 8.00 P.M. HOLLYWOOD BOWL HE SAID THAT B080 WAS NOW IN PARIS 37-YEAR-OLD ECHAVARRIA, WHO HELD THE 9:30 P.M. GUNSMOKE AND THAT MAPES MIGHT BE THERE, TOO, POST Of SECRETARY Of STATE fOR THE 10 00 P.M. NEWS ALTHOUGH HE WASN'T CERTAIN. ARMED fORCES, WAS ARRESTED JAN. 18. 10 05 P.M. LAWRENCE WELK SHOW HE HAS BEEN DETAINED SINCE THEN AND 10 30 P.M. MONITOR U.S. AND RUSSIA SIGN THE COUNCIL HAD INDICATED HE MIGHT BE II :30 P.M. STARLIGHT SERENADE BROUGHT TO TRIAL. 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN Orr CULTURE EXCHANGE PROGRAM DR. RAfAEL BONNELLY SUCCEEDED BALAGUER WASHINGTON, MARCH 8 (UPI )-THE AS PRESIDENT AND HEAD Of THE SEVEN-MAN MONDAY 13 MARCH 1962 UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA TODAY SIGNED COUNCIL OF STATE. 6.00 A~M. SIGN ON AND NEWS A TWO YEAR AGREEMENT TO EXCHANGE EX­ THE REPORTED DEPARTURES Of THE TWO fORMER KEY FIGURES IN THE POST-TRUJILLO 6.05 A.M. THE DAWN BREAKER PERTS IN fiELDS RANGING fROM JAZZ TO GOVERNMENTS fOLLOWED A RADIO AND TV 6.30 A.M. NEWS AGRICULTURE AND SCIENCE. APPEARANCE BY MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL 6'35 A.M. DAWN BREAKER CONT'D. THE AGREEMENT PROVIDES THAT THE NEW YORK CITY BALLET, THE ROBERT SHAW WHO PROMISED THE NATION FREE ELECTIONS 7 I) A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE CHORALE AND THE BENNY GOODMAN ORCHES­ WOULD BE HELD, AS SCHEDULED, LATE THIS ~:30 A.M. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL :00 A.M. DON Mc NEILL TRA WILL VISIT RUSSIA THIS YEAR. IN YEAR. THEY SAID THE GOVERNMENT WOULD BE 8.30 A.M. ARTHUR GODfREY RETURN, THE BOLSHOI THEATER BALLET, HANDED OVER TO THE ELiCTION WINNER 8:55 A.M. ART BAKER'S NOTEBOOK THE LENINGRAD PHILHARMONIC SYMPHONY NEXT FEBRUARY. 9: 00 AoM. My TRUE STORY ORCHESTRA AND THE UKRAINIAN DANCE 9: 45 A.M. BORIS KARLOff ENSEM8LE WILL TOUR THE UNITED STATES. 10.00 A.M. GARRY MOORE (CONT'D. NEX COL.) THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLlNG

TEAM STANDINGS W L T.PINS PRESS r 0 30~ REGULUS V 3 I 28 SPORTS SPLITSHOTS 1 2816 3 , GO-AHEADS 2~ Il. 2939 PAGE ') HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION SATURDAY 10 MARCH 1962 P. ~1. z. 1"2 21 2~39 MI X-UPS I 3 2 I~ (TRAINING CAMP BRIEFS CONT'D) FISKE 5 I 27~ TRAINING CAMP BRIEFS SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA, MARCH 9 (UPI)­ GUTTERPUPS 0 ~ 27 6 MESA, ARIZONA, MAR. 9 (UPI)-BoB DAVE BUSBY, A RIGHT HANDER FROM OKAL­ WILL, RESERVE OUTFIELDER, TWICE CAME HOMA CITY, SHOWED TO ADVANTAGE IN INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS GAME OFF THE BENCH TO WALLOP HOMER~ FOR THE THE SECOND INTRA SQUAD GAME OF THE HIGH "WHITESII YESTERDAY, WITH THE SECOND ONE SPRING IN THE BOSTON RED SOX CAMP AS MEN - B. HARPER - 245 PROVING DECISIVE AS THE REGULARS TOOK THE GERMANS DEFEATED THE YORKS 4-1 WOMEN - E. FISKE· 210 AN I 1-8 VERDICT IN SIX INNINGS FROM YESTERDAY. HIGH SERIES THE YANNIGAN GRAYS IN THE CUBS FINAL BUSBY PITCHED FOUR INNINGS, ALLOWED MEN - J. MAWAE - 604 INTRA-CAMP GAME. NO HITS AND STRUCK OUT TWO. BUSBY, WOMEN - E. FISKE - 471 IT WAS THE FIFTH STRAIGHT WIN FOR BILLY MACLEOD AND STEW MACDONALD ALL HIGH AVERAGE THE WHITES SINCE ALL THE REGULARS WERE TRYING TO IMPRESS AND DID. MEN - G. HIRATA - 181 WERE PUT ONTO THAT TEAM. THE GAME WAS MACLEOD AND MACDONALD POSTED FOUR WOMEN - Z. SOULE - 139 A SLUGFEST ALL THE WAY WITH 25 HITS STRIKE OUTS EACH. IN THE CONTESTS, INCLUDING HOMERS BY ELDER AND SAM TAYLOR FOR THE GRAYS. BRADENTON, FLORIDA, MARCH 9 (UPI)­ PMZ OVER STEELERS 25-6 THE WRIGLEY COACHING BOARD ANNOUNCED DEL CRANDALL CAUGHT HIS FIRST GAME IN ONCE AGAIN THE UP GOING P.M.Z. DIS­ THAT DON CARDWELL, RON GEORGER AND ALMOST II MONTHS YESTERDAY WHEN THE PLAYED THEIR IMPROVING BATTING POWER BOB ANDERSON WILL SHARE THE PITCHING MILWAUKEE BRAVES PLAYED THEIR THIRD AS THEY TROUNCED THE ST' [LERS 25-6 IN THE OPENING EXHIBITION CONTEST WITH AND LAST INTRA-SQUAD GAME. AND TO COP THEIR 5TH VICTORY FOR 2ND RED SOX SATURDAY. THE VETERAN CATCHER THREW FREELY PLACE IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS. AND REPORTED NO PAIN IN HIS ARM, WHICH THEIR VICTORY WAS PACED BY DUDLEY PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA, MARCH 9 HE INJURED IN A GAME AT PHILADELPHIA MAKAHANALOA WHO HAD (3FoR 5) INCLUDING (UPI)-GEORGE RED WITT, WHO CLAIMS LAST APRIL 20. HE ALSO HAD ONE SOLID 2 HOMERS AND DRIVING IN 8 RUNS FOR A HE'S NEVER BEEN AWAY, ENHANCED HIS SINGLE IN TWO TIMES AT BAT AS THE BILL GOOD RECORD IN ONE GAME. OTHERS CON­ COMEBACK BID For A PITCHING BERTH WITH ADA IRS AND ANDY PAFKOS PLAYED TO A 3·3 TRIBUTING FOR THEIR VICTORY WITH THEIR THE Los ANGELES ANGELS YESTERDAY BY TIE IN ~ INNINGS. OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES WERE BENNY HURLING THREE SCORELESS INNINGS IN AN PAET, (3 FOR 4), LYLE GOMM (2 FOR 3), INTRA-SQUAD GAME. CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, MARCH 9 (UPI)­ RICHAR~ SAMSON (4 FOR 5), AND GEORGE PURCHASED ON A CONDITIONAL BASIS ROOKIE RIGHT FIELDER TEO SAVAGE BLAST­ PAfT (2 FOR 3), STANLEY SAMSON, HAL FROM PITTSBURGH THIS WINTER. WITT ED A TRIPLE, DOUBLE AND SINGLE YESTER­ CHARTRAND AND JERRY SHIMODA PUT OUT WALKED JUST ONE AND ALLOWED ONLY ONE DAY AS THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES PLAY­ A STRONG DEFENSE. JOE ESPIRITU PITCHED BALL OUT OF THE INFIELD IN HIS IM­ ED THEIR FIRST INTRA-SQUAD GAME OF A WONDERFUL GAME. PRESSIVE STING ON THE MOUND. THE SPRING. No OFFICIAL SCORE WAS STANDOUTS FOR TERMINAL STEEL WERE THE LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA, RIGHT­ KEPT BECAUSE MANAGER GENE MAUCH OFTEN TOME, CHARLES SCOTT, DUNCAN, TANAKA, HANDfR, PLAGUED WITH INJURIES THROUGH­ SETS UP PLAYS FOR THE TEAMS. HAMABATA AND YOSHIKAMI OUT HIS CAREERS, REPORTS HE NOW FEELS WINNING PITCHER - JOE ESPIRITU - 2-1 AS WELL AS WHEN HE BROKE I~ WITH THE FOR LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, MARCH 9 LOSING PITCHER - JIMMY IKEDA - 0-2 PIRATES IN 1958 AND POSTED A 9-2 RE- {UPI)-THE NEW YORK YANKEES WILL OPEN P.M.Z. - 25 RUNS, 24 HITS AND 7 CORD. THE GRAPEFRUIT LEAGUE SEASON AGAINST ERRORS THE ANGELS OPEN THEIR CACTUS LEAGUE THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES HERE SATURDAY TERMINAL STEEL - 6 RUNS, 8 HITS AND SEASON HERE SATURDAY AGAINST THE Hou­ WITH THEIR VARSITY LINEUP, EXCEPT AT 5 lRRORS STON COLTS. 5HORTSTOP. HOMERUNS - P.M.Z. - MAKAHANALOA 2, BILL STAFFORD, A RIGHTHANDER WHO WON PAET, GOMM, AND SAMSON EACH I. TUCSON, ARIZONA, MARCH 9 (UPI)-GARY 14 GAMES LAST YEAR, WILL WORK THREE BELL, THE CLEVELAND INDIANS ACE RIGHT­ INNINGS. RALPH TERRY AND JIM COATES MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE HANDER PLAGUED BY A SORE SHOULDER DUR­ WILL FINISH UP. THEY ALSO WILL PITCH ING THE LAST TWO SEASONS, PASSED HIS THREE INNINGS EACH. SAT. 10 MAR. 6 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL vs. FIRST TEST HERE YESTERDAY BY PITCHING ~lARINE DEPT. THREE FINE INNINGS DURING WHICH HE SUN I t MAR. 2 P. M. CHANCE VOUGHT VS. ALLOWED ONLY ONE RUN ON ONE HIT, AS u.s. TROUNCES NORWAY IN HOCKEY CARDINALS THE KATTS DEFEATED PARKERS 5-2 IN THE COLORADO SPRINGS, MAR. 9 {UPI}- NOR­ 4 P.M. P.M.Z. vs. ISLANDERS FINAL INTRA-SQUAD GAME OF THE SEASON WAY BATTLED THE HEAVILY-FAVORED AMER­ 6 P M HIGH SCHOOL VS. SEABEES THE ONLY HIT OFF BELL WAS A TOWERING ICANS THROUGH A SCORELESS FIRST PER­ NOTE CHANGES HAVE BEE~ MADE DUE TO FLY BY BOB NIEMAN WHICH DROPPED OUT OF IOD AND THEN TOOK THE LEAD AT 1-0 ON HEAVY WORK SCHEDULE. REACH OF RIGHT FIELDER FRANK DECASTRIS CHRISTIAN PETERSEN's GOAT AT TWO MIN­ MON. 12 MAR. 6 P.M. ISLANDERS VS. CHANCE AND WAS SCORED AS A TRIPLE. NIEMAN UTES OF THE SECOND PERIOD AFTER A VOUGHT THEN SCORED ON AN INFIELD OUT. PASS FROM ROAR BAKKE, AS A IOO-STRONG GROUP OF SONS OF NORWAY CHEERED DE­ VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE APACHE JUNCTION, ARI., MARCH 9 (UPI) LIGHTEDLY. OUTFIELDER ED OLIVARES SUFFERED A THAT GOAL SEEMED TO LIGHT THE FUSE SAT. 10 MAR. 6 P.M P.M.Z. "N' vs. SPRAINED FRACTURE OF THE RIGHT ANKLE FOR THE AMERICANS. THEY TIED AT I-I P. M. z. "B" (DOUBLES). IN THE HOUSTON COLT .45s INTRA·SQUAD JUST 57 SECONDS LATER ON DICK ROBERGE'S SUN. I I MAR. 6 P.M. AQUANAUTS "A" vs. GAME YESTERDAY WON BY THE LUM HARRISES, GOAL AND THE FLOOD WAS STARTED. SEV­ P.M.Z. "B" (DOUBLES) 12-8. EN MORE U.S. GOALS HIT THE NET IN Mo N I 2 MA R • 6 P. M • MA R I NED E PT. II A" V S • Two HOME RUNS BY JOHNNY WEEKLY AND A THAT PERIOD AND THE THIRD PERIOD WAS AQUANAUTS liB" ( DOUBLES) HITLESS, SCORELESS FOUR-INNING PITCH­ AL~OST AS UNPLEASANT FOR THE NORWE­ TUES. 13 MAR. 6 P.M LADIES VOLLEYBALL ING STINT BY KEN JOHNSON FEATURED THE GIAN DEFENSE. PRACTICE BALL GAME. CENTER PAUL CopPO SCORED THREE GOALS .. .. . AND REG MER SERVE, OSCAR MAHLE, ROBERGE PHOENIX, ARIZONA, MARCH 9 {UPI}­ AND BILLY CHRISTIAN EACH SCORED TWO. MOUNTAINBALL PRACTICE MANAGER ALVIN DARK PUT HIS SAN FRAN­ FOR THE FIRST PERIOD, THE NOR\IF'G- BRANDON FIELD CISCO GIANTS THROUGH A FULL NINE-INNING I ANS MATCHED THE U. S. I N SPEED, ST I CK SAT. 10 MAR. CHANCE V 'GHT INTRA-SQUAD GAME YESTERDAY THAT SAW WORK, AND ALERT DEFENSE. BUT THEN SUN. II MAR. NO MOUNTAINBALL PRACTICE THREE ROOKIES HOMER FOR THE WINNING THE OVERWHELMING AMERICAN SUPERIORITY ON SUNDAYS BEFORE 12 NOON ON BOTH CHARLIE Fox TEAM. IN ALL DEPARTMENTS BEGAN TO ASSERT BRANDON AND DALLY FIELD. Fox's SQUAD DEFEATED THE WHITEY ITSELF AND THE GAME 6ECAME A ROMP. GARDENAIRES 4 P.M. LOCKMANS, 7-2, AS OUTFIELDERS MANNY THE NEXT GAME FOR THE U. S. IS AGA I NST MON 12 MAR. SPOILERS MOTA AND BOB PERRY AND CATCHER TOM SWEDEN SATURDAY NIGHT. TUES 13 MAR. MARINE DEPT. HALLER ALL HIT HOME RUNS. WILLIE U. s. 0--8--6 WED. 14 MAR. GARDENAIRES MAYS DID NOT PLAY BUT APPEARED AS A NORWAY 0--1--1 THURS. 15 MAR. CARDINALS PINCH HITTER AND LINED OUT.

(CONT'D NEXT COL.) CONSERVE WATER PAGE 6 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 10 MARCH 1962 NOTICES YOKWE YUK CLUB TO OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. FEATURE TEA DANCING "FRANCIS OF ASSISI"--BRADFORD DILLMAN, DoLORES HART--How A BEGINNING THIS SUNDAY AND EVERY LUSTY, FIGHTING YOUNG ADVENTURER TURNED INTO A SAINTLY MAN OF OTHER SUNDAY EVENING THEREAFTER, THE GOD. YOKWE YUK CLUB WILL FEATURE A BUffET TYPE DINNER, AND DANCING, FROM 5:30 RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. AND 9:05 P.M. UNTIL 8:00 P.M. MuSIC WILL BE fURN­ 1ST SHOW IftvK)RGAN THE PIRATE"--STEVE REEVES, VALERIE LAGRANGE--SEE THE ISHED BY HERB GOODMAN AND HIS CO-Qp'S. STAR OF "HERCULES" IN ANOTHER DASHING, DARING ROLE ••• THE MOST THE MENU fOR THIS SUNDAY WILL INCLUDE RUTHLESS PIRATE EVER TO ROAM THE SEAS ••• WAS HE HERO OR DEVIL??? MANY TASTY AND ATTRACTIVELY DECORATED 2ND SHOW "CRf FOR HAPPY"--GLENN FORD, MIlKO TAKA-- FOUR U.S. NAVY MEN IN DiSHES AND IS PRICED AT $2.50 PER PER­ JAPAN TAKE OVER A GEISHA HOUSE AND FALL IN LOVE WITH THE INHAB­ SON FOR NON-MONTHLY MEMBERS, ONE-HALF ITANTS. PRICE FOR CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE YEARS. YOUR FAVORITE COCKTAIL WILL BE AVAIL­ YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7·00 AND 9:00 P.M. ABLE IN THE DINING ROOM AND FOR THE "THIRD MAN ON THE K>UNTAIN"--MICHAEL RENNIE, JANET MUNRO--FILMED KIDDIES, "COKETAILS" ON THE HOUSE. IN SWiTZERLAND. TELLS OF THE INITIAL CONQUEST OF THE FAMOUS PLAN TO SPEND A LATE SUNDAY AFTERNOON MATTERHORN BY A YOUNG MAN WITH A DESIRE TO FULFILL THE DREAM OF RELAXING IN THE CLUB WITH THE FAMILY HIS FATHER BEfORE HIM. AND FRiENDS, TELEPHONE 409 FOR RESER­ VATIONS A REMINDER-THE FACILITIES OF ROXY SHOWTIME 6 30 AND 8-30 P.M. THE CLUB ARE FOR MEMBERS ONLY-ANY "PORTRAIT IN BLACK"--LANA TURNER, ANTHONY QUINN, SANDRA DEE-­ GUEST YOU MIGHT BRING TO THE CLUB STORY CONCERNS A WOMAN AND HER DOCTOR LOVER WHO KILL HER AILING MUST BE A MEMBER IN FACT, AND HAVE IN HUSBAND, THEN BECOME OBSESSED WITH THE fEAR OF BEING SUSPECTED HIS POSSESSION AN AUTHENTICATED MEM­ BY SEVERAL PERSONS, WHICH LEADS TO A SECOND MURDER. BERSHIP CARD. SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIES PASSENGERS' MANiFEST OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. "THIRD MA.N ON THE MOUNTAIN"o RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7=30 P.M. "FRANCIS OF ASSISI" PLUS NEWS AND SHORTS PASSENGERS MANIFESTED FOR AN R4D/ YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7.00 AND 9:00 P.M. "MORGAN THE PIRATEIl DC3 FLIGHT ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK-IN ROXY SHOWTIME 6.30 AND 8:30 P.M. AT THE AIR TRAFFIC OFFICE, TERMINAL "WALK TALL"--WILLARD PARKER, JOYCE MEADOWS--STORY IN WHICH A LOBBY, NO LATER THAN 15 MINUTES PRIOR U.S. CAVALRY CAPTAIN IS SENT ON A LONE MISSION TO CAPTURE AND TO SCHEDULED DEPARTURE TIME. BRING BACK FOR TRIAL A RENEGADE ARMY OFFICER WHO HAS BEEN KilliNG THE TRAFFIC MANIFEST WILL BE CLOSED AND SCALPING INDIANS FOR BOUNTY MONEY. OUT 10 MINUTES PRIOR TO SCHEDULED DE­ PLUS NEWS AND SHORT PARTURE TIME. MAD CLUB SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. A PASSENGER BOARDING ANNOUNCEMENT "RAWHIDE" --INCIDENT OF THE CALICO GUN. WILL BE MADE, BUT NOT UNTIL A TRAFFIC "STAGECOACH WESTu--A FORK IN THE ROAD. AGENT IS AT THE LOADING GATE TO CHECK THE PASSENGERS THROUGH AND ONTO THE RO I NAMJR t-()VI ES A'RCRAFT. ISLAND CHURCH SERVICES SATURDAY 10 MARCH 1962 8 P.M. ·..... PROTESTANT liTHE HUSTLER" --PAUL NEWMAN, PIPER MEETINGS MR. F. O. McKINNEY LAURIE--POWERfUL'NNO PRIMITIVE ARE THE THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE WORDS FOR THIS STORY OF A POOLROOM SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB ON SUNDAY DIVINE SERVICE - II A.M. IN THE HUSTLER WHO WON AT THE GAME BUT WAS EVENING MARCH II AT 7:30 P.M. AT THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL. BEATEN BY LlrE •••• A LONELY GIRL SEEKS SCUBA CLUBHOUSE. SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 A.M. IN GEORGE SALVATION THROUGH THE LOVE or A YOUNG ·..... SEITZ SCHOOL. POOL PLAYER. (1ST SHOW)- 135 MINUTES. DUPLICATE BRIDGl AT THE YOKWE YUK .. .. . 2 SHOW--"JUW lNTO HELL"--JACK CLUB AT 6.30 P.M. SUNDAY. CATHOLIC SERNOS, JURT KASZAR. 93 MINUTES. · ..... BISHOP V. I. KENNALLY SUNDAY II MARCH 1962 8 P.M. BRIDGE AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB MoNDAY "TOWN WITHOUT PITY"--KIRK DOUGLAS, NIGHT AT 7:30. SUNDAY MAss - 7 A.M. AND 9 A.M. IN E. G. MARSALL--SHOCKING, START~rRG THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL. AND ALL OF IT TRUE ••• THE STORY OF WHAT THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE OUT­ DAILY MASS - TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, fOUR MEN DID TO A GIRL - AND WHAT THE RIGGER CLUB IN THE LOUNGE OF THE REEF THURSDAY, FRIDAY - 4:45 P.M. IN THE TOWN DlD TO THEM. BOQ MoNDAY N1GHT AT 7:00 P.M. ALL CHAPEL. SATURDAY AT 8:30 A.M. IN MoNDAY 12 MARCH 1962 8 P.M. MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND. THE CHAPEL. nTHE TENDER TRAP"--FRANK SINATRA, CONFESSIONS - SATURDAY - 7 P.M. TO DEBBIE REYNOLDS--STORY or A MAN WHO FOR SALE 8 P.M. TRIES TO REMAIN A PERENNIAL BACHELOR, HOBBY SHOP NOW HAS ON SALE ••• ALTHOUGH LOVED MY MANY WOMEN. PLUS MoDELS, PLASTIC AND BALSA (PLANES, BISHOP KENNALLY WILL FOLLOW THE SHORT SUBJECT. BOATS AND AUTOS) SOME MOTORIZED. SAME SCHEDULE THAT FATHER FEY ...... MoDEL ACCESSORIES BATTERIES, WHEELS, ANNOUNCED. CHURCH SERVICE CONT'D. PROPS ETC. DAILY MAss AT 4:45 P.M. CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES WILL BE ART SUPPLIES - BRUSHES, PAPER ETC. SAT. CHILDREN'S MASS - 8:30 A.M. HELD SUNDAY AT II:t5A.M. IN GEORGE JEWELRY FINDINGS PLUS GLUE AND TOOLS. LENTEN SERVICE - WEDNESDAY'S AND SEITZ SCHOOL ROOMS b & 7. SERVICES LEATHER CRAFT, PURSES, lINERS ETC. FRIDAY'S AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE MEMOR­ WILL ALSO BE HELD SUNDAY EVENING AT MoSAIC KITS PLUS TILE AND TOOLS. IAL CHAPEL...... 6 P.M. IN ROOM 7. MAGNAVOX RADIO PHONOGRAPH COMBINAT­ PENTECOSTAL GROUP MEETS IN THE ION BEST OFFER -- CALL 698. EDUCATIONAL BUILDING EVERY WEDNES­ CONSERVE WATER DAY AND IN THE CHAPEL EVERY SUNDAY THE OLD SAYING "OIL AND WATER DON'T LOST AT 7:30 P.M. MIX" IS WELL KNOWN, HOWEVER THE KWAJ­ --rRESCRIPTION GLASSES, SOMEWHERE BE­ ALEIN POWER PLANT USES THESE TWO IN­ TWEEN THE TERMINAL AND BARRACKS. IF L.D.S. SERVICES ARE HELD EACH SUN­ GREDIENTS (WITH OTHERS) TO PRODUCE FOUND PLEASE TURN INTO SECURITY (BRIG). DAY AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL ROOM ELECTRICITY. #13 AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES: THE DIESEL ENGINES, WHICH DRIVE THE WANTED TO BUY--ONE GOOD USED BOY'S BIKE. SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:30 A.M. GENERATORS, BURN OIL FOR FUEL AND CALL 2477. SACRAMENT MEETING - 10:30 A.M. USE WATER FOR COOLING. THEREFORE PRIESTHOOD MEETING - 11:20 A.M. WATER CAN BE SAVED BY CONSERVING ELECTRICITY. PATRONS ARE REMINDED THAT DOGS ARE EPISCOPALIAN SERVICES ARE HELD EACH INDIVIDUAL LIGHT BULB DOESN'T NOT ALLOWED IN THE OCEAN VIEW OR CROSS­ EVERY TUESDAY EVENING AT 7~00 P.M. USE MUCH ELECTRICITY, BUT THE SUM ROADS CLUBS. FROM THIS DATE ON SE­ IN THE STATION CHAPEL. OF MANY LIGHTS BURNING UNNECESSARiLY CURITY WILL COMPOUND ANY DOGS FOUND WILL CAUSE A CORRESPONDING INCREASE ON THE PREMISES. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES WILL BE or WATER CONSUMPTION. HELD IN QTRS. 4206 THIS SUNDAY AT WHEN NOT IN USE 10:30 A.M. TURN OFF THE "JUICE" (CHURCH SERVICES CONTrD. NEXT COL). 12 MARCH 1962 THROUGH 18 MARCH 1962 SCHEDULE OF Special Servtcej , -4cliviliej MOVIES MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY TPUR~nI\.Y FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 OCEAN VIEW THEATER Weekend* Murder at Hot Blood Midnight TO\,ln wi thou t The Hustler Kentuckian with Lulu 45 RPM story Pity RICHARDSON THEATER Murder at Hot Blood Midnight Weekend** Kentuckian 'T'OWd*** The Hustler* 45 RPM Story wi th LULU without Pity YOKWE YUK THEATER Hot Blood Midnight Weekend* Murder at The Hustler Kentuckian Town without Story with LULU 45 RPM Pity ROXY THEATER The Wolf**** Kentuckian Hot Blood Weekend * Murder at Midnight Hustler Dog with LULU 45 RPM Story

100 mins. - Murder at 45 RPM (B&T~') Danie11e Darrieux, Jean Sertias 90 mins.- Hot Blood (C&CS) Jare Russell, Cornel Wilde 90 mins.- M~dnight Story (B&W)(CS) Tony Curtis, Marisa Oavan 75 mins.- Weekend With LULU (B&W) Bob Mon~house, Leslie Philps 104 mins.- The Kentuckian (C) Burt Lanccster, Diana Lynn ***~05 mins.- Town Without Pity (B&W) Kirk Douglas, E.G.Marshal1 135 mins.- The Hustler (B&W)(CS) Paul Newman, Piper Laurle * 20 mins.- News and Short ** 64 mins.- Wolf Dog (B&W) Jim Davis, Allison Hays **~01 mins.- Jump into Hell (B!W) Jack Sermas, Jurt Kqsyar Children's Show (1400) Roxy Theater, Saturday - Rocket Man

Two Sho~ Nightly at the Roxy Theater: First Show - 1830, Secon Show - 2030 Two Shows Nightly at the Yokwe Yuk Theater: First Show - 1900, Second Show - 2100 Two Shows Sat. & Sun. Evening at the Richardson Theater:Sat. First Show 1930,Second Show 2115 Sun. First Show 1930,Second Show 2145 ROI NAMUR MOVIES The Tender To Catch The Trapp Solid Gold Burning C1audel1e* Secrets of Trap a Thief Family Cadll1ac Hills English Monte Cristo *Lt. Wore Skirts - Second feature at Roi Namur DEPENDENTS POOL 1000-1900 Closed 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 BACHELORS POOL 0700-2100 Closed 0700-2100 0700-2JOO 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100

Open Bowling BOWLING ALLEY 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1700 1300-1700 1700-1830 1700·1900 1700-1900 1700-1830 1700-1830 1800-2200 1800-2200 League Night 1900-2200 1930-2200 1900-2200 1900-2200 1900-2200 LIBRARY 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 1300-1700 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1800-2200 BINGO Every Tuesday 2000 at the Yokwe Yuk Club HOBBY CRAFTS SHOP 1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1230-1630 1200-1630 1730-1930 1730-1930 1730-1930 1730-1930 1730-2100 1730-2100 1200-1630 This area includes: Carpenter Shop, Shell Craft, Leather Work, Model Airplanes, Art Supplies. ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER 0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 Closed 1330-1730 1330-1730 1330-1730 1330-1930 1330-1730 1330-1730 Closed

This area includes equipment ava~lab1e for checkout Volley Ball Every Night at Dally Court - 1800 MOUNTAIN BALL EVERY NIGHT AT DALLY FIELD - 1800