------.------I FILE COpy , HiGH TIDE LOW TIDE 8/19/ 5.8 AT 061:8 8/19/ 0.4 AT 0005 8/19/ 5.2 AT 1843 :lite HOURGLASS 8/19/ 0.4 AT 1237 VOL. 3 No. 1196 KWAJALEI~, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY 18 AUGUST 1962 GiVE DESTROYERS TO JAPAN PRESIDENT MAKES WASH~NGTON, AUGUST 17 (UPI)--THE SENATE PASSES TRIP TO WEST COAST UNIT~D STATES W~LL GiVE JAPAN ~8 FORMER COMMUNICATION BILL WASrlINGTON, AUGUST 17 (UPI)--PRESij- U S. NAV) DESTROYER ESCORTS FOR THE WASHINGTON, AUGUST !7 (UPI)--fHE DENT KENNEDY TODAY AVAiLEO HIMSELf OF JAPANESE SELF-DEfENSE fORCE, PENTAGON SENATE LATE TODAY OVERWH£LMiNG~Y APP­ ' A TiME-HONORED PRESIDENTIAL CUSTOM-­ OfrIC!ALS SAID T00AY ROVED PRESIOEN~ KENhEDY'S Bill TO SET \ UP A WORLDWIDE COMMUNICATiONS SA T EkLI1E ! ViS~TING WESTERN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT I PROJECTS DURING A CONGRESSIONAL ELEC- NETWORK, ArTER A SMALL BAND OF f it ~­ BUSTERING DEMOCRATS FINALLY RAN OUT OF I TiON YEAR. POLARIS MISSILE I START!NG FROM WASHiNGTON BY JET DELAYING TACT~CS. I PLANE, THE CHiEF EXECUTUVEJS ITINERARY SHOT IS FAILURE THE 66-!1 VOTE, CLIMAXING 19 DAYS ' FOR TODAY TOOK HIM ~ROM SPEAK2~G DATES CAPE CANAVERAL, rLORIDA, AUGUST 17 Or OFTEN BITTER DEBATE, WAS A VICrORY

I iN PiERRE, SOUTH DAKOTA, AND PJEBLO, (UP1)--A U.S. NAVY POLARi~ MISSILE BLEW rOR ThE PRESijDENT~S PLAN TO ESTABLISH I COLORADO, TO A SCENIC EVENI~G IN T~E UP IN THE SKY TODA~ LESS THAN 15 SEC- A PRIVATELY OWNED BY GOVERNMENT-SUPER- I MAJESTUC YOSEMITE NATiONAL PARK OF ONDS ArTER ~T ~AS LAUNCHED ON A PLANNED VISED CORPORATION TO OPERATE THE SVS­ CALIFORNIA" lEST FL~GHT ACROSS lHE ATLANTIC OCEAN. TEM AND WAS A DEfEAT FOR THE OPPONENTS I THE PRESIDENT WAS SC~EDULED TO TAKE THE BOTTL E-;;,HAPED ROCKET, AN "A-2" iN H! SOWN PAR"Y. OFr (AT Ih30 GMT) FROM ANDREWS AIR MOD£L lit( 11 H A RANGE Of i, 725 MILES, WAS THE MEASURE ~ WH I CH E SCAIJED UNCHANGED FoacE BASE, MARYLAND, ON A TH~EE-rOUR F~RED fROM A PAD ON CAPE CANAVERAL. FROM A HOST Or PROPOSED OPPOSIT~ON fliGHT TO PIERRE WHERE HE WILL ViS~T BUT AS iT THUNDERED TOWARD SPACE, AMENDMENTS, NO~ GOES TO T~E HOUSE. THAT THE u.s ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS AT T~E M~SSftLE~~ BOOSTER B~EW APARTo CH~~AER, WHICH A~READY APPROVED A SIM- THE DAM AND POWER PLANT O~ THE MiSSOU­ CHU~~S OF META~ AND fLAMI~G SOLiD FUEL ILAR BILL, WAS EXP~CTED 10 ACCEPT THE R ~ R ~ itER l~~B_ED BACK ONTO CAPE CANAVERAL. SENATE VERSION AND SEND ~T TO THE AT PUEBLO HE WILL SPf~K ON RESOURCE AN A&~ FORCE SPOKESMAN SA!D THE M!S- PRESIDENT FOR HcS SiGNATURl. DEVflOPMEN~ AT THE HEART OF THE $170 HAP CAUSt:D It A SMAL.L BRUSH F i REII ON THE •• • M!~LIO~ FRYINGPAN-ARKANSAS RECLAMAT!ON CAPE ITSE~F. THERE WERE NO PERSONNEL SWEDEN GRANTS MRS~ FINKBINE'S PROJECT, AuTHORIZATION FOR WHICH HE ~NvURiES AND LITTLE PROPERTY DAMAGE. REQUEST FOR A LEGAL ABORTION SgGN[O iN WASH!NGTON YESTERDAYo THE POLAR~S WAS SuPPOSED TO FL.Y AN STOCKHOLM, AUGuST 17 (UPi)--SWEDEN LATE rODAY ME WIL~ LAND AT CASTLE ESTiMATED 1,400 MILES 10 TEST COMPON­ TODAY GRA~TED MRS. SHERRY fINKB~N[ TH: A~R FORCE BASE OUTstDE MERCED, CALiF­ EN15 TO BE USED O~ A STILL MORE ADVAN­ LEGAL ABO~T'ON DENtED HER IN TH( U S OqN!A, AND SHAKE HANDS WiTH l~CAL AND CED POLAR~S ROCKET, A 2,900-MILE VER­ AND THE PHOEN~X, ARIZONA ~E~EVHS!O~ STATE DIGNITARIES, EXPECTED TO !NC~uDE S!?N. PERFORMER PREPARED FOR AN ~MMED!ATE Gov EDMuND G BROWN WHO is RUNN~NG THE OEF£NSE DEPARTMENT SAID CAUSE OPERATiON. FO~ Rt-ELECTION AGAINST fORMER ViCE OF THE rAlluRE WAS NOT KNOWN IMMEDiA1E- MRS. flNKBINE AR~ANGED TO E~TER THE PRESIDENT RiCHAR:> M.NIXON. TI1E.N KEN­ I..Y. CAROLINE HOSPiTAL T~iS AFTERNOON. NEDY WULL HOP BY HELiCOPTER TO ~osr­ THE 30-YEAR-OLD MOThER or fOUR, WHO MirE TO SPEND THE NIGHT. AMERICAN PEOPLE TO DECIDE FEARED HER FIF~H CHiLD WOuLD HAVE BEEN WHI~E THE WHITE HOUSE BilLED THE DEFORMED BECAUSE SHE lOOK THE DRUG TR!P AS ENTIRELY ItHON-POLiTiCAL," WHO IS STABBED IN THE BACK WASHINGTON, AUGUST j7 (UPI)--CHAIR­ THALiDOMiDE, WEPT WITH vOY WHEN SHE POL~T!CAL CIRCLES REGARDED SUCH A LA­ MA~ STUART SY~ijNGTON UNCORKED A BLIS­ RECEIVED WORD AT A SECRET ~!OEOUT W~TH BEL AS ~_M!LIAR SEMANTiCS EMPLovED BY TERING ATTACK ON GEORGE M. HUMPHREY FRiENDS THAT THE ABORTION BUREAU HAD DEMOC~ATIC, AS WELL AS REPUBLICAN AD­ APPROVED HER APPEAL. TODAY A~D AB~UPTlY CALLED orF THE FOR­ MiN~STRAT!ONS Or THE PAST TO DESCRIBE MER TREASURY SECRETARY'S SCHEDULED OFr-YEA~ ELECTION TRAVELS OF A P~ES!­ TESTIMONY BEFORE SENATE STOCKPILE IN­ FORMER GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF DENT VESTIGATDRS. ALGIERS ARRESTED ~N ITALY WESfERN DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENTS AND SYMiNGTON SAuD HE WOULD NOT LET NEW CANDiDATES rROM THE PRESIDENT'S MILAN, iTALY, AUGUST (UPI)--FoR­ HUMPhREY QUESTiON THE MOTIVES OF THE "7 PARTY will BE IN EVIDENCE AT EVERY MER FRENCH ARAB MINISTER JACQUES SOUS­ SENA1E. HE SAID HUMPHREY HAD ACCUSED STOP. TELLf, ONE OF THE MOST SEV£RE CRIT~CS THE I~VESTIGATORS OF STABBING HIM IN OF PRES~DENT CHARLES DE GAULLE~S AL­ THE BACK. GERIAN POLICY WAS ARRESTED HERE TODAY~ BROTHER OF KING SAUD HAS "THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WILL DECiDE ITALIAN POLiCE SAID. PASSPORT WITHDRAWN IN BEIRUT WHO STABBED WHO IN THE BACK," THE MISS­ SOUSTELLE, WHO ONCE SERVED AS BEIRUT, LEBANON, AUGUST 17 (UP!)-­ OURI DEMOCRAT ASSERTED. Gov­ ERNOR-GENERAL OF ALGERIA AND WAS A KEY THf SAUDI ARABiAN EMBASSY HERE LAST WHAT ANGERED SYMINGTON WAS A STATE­ NIGHT WUTHDREW THE PASSPORT OF KING MAN BEHIND DE GAULLE'S RETURN TO POWER MENT ATTRISUTED TO THE FORMER CABIN~T IN 1958, FLED FRANCE AF1ER THE GENERALS SAUDiS BROTHER, PRINCE EMBR TALAL BE OFfiCER IN THiS MORNING'S EDITION OF REVOLT IN ALGIERS APRIL 21-22, 1961. ABDEL AZIZo THE CHRISTiAN SCIENCE MONITOR. IT ALSO iNSTRUCTED ALL AIRLINES IITHEY DON'T DARE ATTACK IKE (FORMER 000000 USING SAUDi AIRPORTS TO REfUSE TO PRESIDENT DWIGHT Do EISENHOWER) DIRECT RUSSIAN TROOPS IN CUBA CARRY THE OISSIDENT PRINCE TO SAUDI SO THEY ARE ATTACKiNG ME," HUMPHREY WAS ARABII\. MIAMi, AUGUST 17 (UP!)--A CUBAN RE­ QUOTED AS SAYING. "THIS IS A STAB IN FUGEE LEADER CHARGED LAST NIGHT ~HAT THt ACTION FOLLOWED THE PRINCE'S THE BACK." STATEMENT WEDNESDAY HE WOULD RETURN RUSSIA IS LANDiNG TROOPS IN CUBA. SYMINGTON READ A IO-PAGE STATEMENT JULiO GARCERAN FORMALLY NOTIFIED TO ARABIA FROM BEiRUT TO OVERTHROW OPENING TODAY'S SCHEDULED QUESTIONING THE ORGANIZATIO~ Or AMERICAN STATES OF HiS BROTHER AND ESTABLISH A DEMOCRAT!C AND THEN RAPPED HIS GAVEL FOR ADJOURN­ REGIME. "THE LANDING OF RUSSIAN TROOPS IN THE MENT. II THE COMMENTS WERE MADE IN A BEIRUT PORTS OF MARIEL AND MATANZAS. HE PRESS CONFERENCE WHICH CAUSED LEBANESE CALLED FOR ACTION TO DEAL WITH "THE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SOME CONCERN, SEEK TO DEPORT ANOTHER fOR INTERVENTION OF AN OUTSIDE POWER IN AN SOURCES SAID. CORRUPTING PHILIPPINE OffiCIALS AMERICAN COUNTRY." AN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT LATER MANilA, AUGUST 17 (UPI)--THE GOVERN­ SAID NON-LEBANESE WOULD NO LONGER BE MENT rILED DEPORTATION CHARGES TODAY RECOMMEND PASSAGE WITHOUT DELAY PERMITTED TO H~LD POLITICAL PRESS CON­ AGAINST ROBERT LA RUE STEWAR7, U.S. WASHINGTON, AUGUST 17 (UPI}--THE SEN­ FER[NCES rHERE WITHOUT PRIOR OFFICIAL MANAGER Or A RADIO-TELEVISION STATION ATE FOREiGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE FORMAL­ APPROVAL. IN NEARBY QUEZON CITY. LY RECOMMENDED TODAY THAT THE P~!LiPP­ PRESIDENTIAL PRESS SECRETARY LEONCIO aNES WAR DAMAGE CLAIMS BILL BE PASSED MAKES INDEPENDENCE DAY SPEECH PARUNGAO SAID STEWAR1 IS CHARGED WITH BY THE SENATE "WITHOUT DELAV." MANILA, AUGUST 18 (UPI)--INDONESiA CORRUPTiON OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS, V!OLA­ IN ITS FORMAL REPORT ON THE BILL, PRESIDENT SUKARNO TODAY BEGAN DELIVERY TION OF RADIO-CONTROL LAWS AND "PARTI­ WHICH iT APPROVED iN CLOSED SESSiON II OF HIS ANNUAL INDEPENDENCE OAf ADDRESS CiPATION IN PARTiSAN POLITICS IN VIO­ WEDNESDAY, THE COMMITTEE SAID PASSAGE iN WHICH HE WA$ EXPECTED TO FORMA~LY LATION OF ELECTION LAWS. OF THE BILL "IS DESIGNED TO SERVE THE PROCLAIM ~UCCES~ IN HIS LONG CAMPAIGN IF lHE GOVERNMENT'S DEPORTATION fOREIGN POLICY INTERES'! Of TH U.S." TO WiN CONTROL OF WEST NEW GUINEA FROM C~ARGES STICK, HE WOULD BE THE THiRD THE NETHERLANDS. AMERICAN EXPELLED FROM THE PHILIPPINES NEWS ITEMS? CALL 2114 OR 539 THIS MONTH. .. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATU~DAY 18 AUGUST 1962 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE RESERVATIONS ON SALE TUESDAY ~AJALEIN HOSPITAL EXPRESSES COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC M~SSILE THE WOMEN'S CLUB MONTHLY PARTY, THIS GRATITUDE TO BLOOD DONORS RANGE fACILITY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL TIME A "COlLEI;r PAN"RAMA" THEME, WILL WHEN KUN MORSE, A 15-YEAR-OLD BOY WAS ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU BE HELD AT THE "0" CLUB A WEEK FROM RUSHED FROM EBEYE TO THE KWAJAlEIN Hos- OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH TONIGHT) 25 AUGUST, 9 TO I TICKETS PITAl TaUiSDA¥,A,rlRNOON FOR SURGERY TO THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXASo ARE ON SALE BEGINNING TUES~AY AT THE REMOVE A FISHERMAN'S SPEAR FROM ~IS THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAilY "0" CLUB Of'FICE, $2.75 TARIFF COVERING CHEST THAT WAS ACCIDENTALLY FIRED BY AN- MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAYo DEADLINE DRINKS, liGHT HORSD'OEUVRES, AND ENTER- ~THER fELLOW'S SPEAR GUN, A CALL WAS FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUB- TAiNMENT. ~ADE FOR TYPE o-POSITIVE BLOOD DONORSo lICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS •• ••• ~ITHIN MINUTES, SCORES OF PERSONS RUSH- 10 AoM DAY OF PUBLICATiON CASTRO'S BOUTS WITH BOTTLE ~D TO DONATE BLOOD TO HELP SAVE THE LAD~ THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT CLEARLY AFFECTING CUBA'S FUTURE FOllOWING THREE HOURS OF DELICATE SUR. TO EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLI- NEW YORK, AUGUST 17 (UPI) HENRY TAYLOR GERY TO REMOVE THE DEEPLY !MBEDDED BAR- CATION. FORMER UoS. AMBASSADOR TO SWITZERLAND ~ED SPEAR, THE HOSPITAL REPORTS THE BOY ED_TOR - H EDW. MCKINNEY WHOSE COLUMN IS DISTRIBUTED BY UNITED IS STEADilY PROGRESSING EVEN THOUGH HijS _0.. ••. FEATURES, REPORTED ON WEDNESDAY THAT CONDITION IS GUARDED. To ALL THE tiNE LABOR DISPUTE AT ARSENAL CUBAN PREMIER CASTRO HAS BEEN DRINKING PEOPLE OF KWAJALE!N WHO VOLUNTEERED TO COSTING MILLION DOLLARS OA!LY HEAVILY o DONATE BlOOD,--THE BOY THANKS YOU, HHS HUNTSVCLLE, ALABAMA, AUGUST 16(uPi) TAYLOR SAID THE iNFORMATION CAME FROM FAMilY THANKS YOU AND THE HOSPITAL AN OFFICIAL OF THE REDSTONE ARSENAL WESTERN AMBASSADORS ACCREDITED TO ~HANKS YOU. HERE SAID TONIGHT A LABOR DISPUTE HAVAN4. • ••••• l~AT HAS INTERRUPTED WORK CONNECTED "CASTRO IS DRINKING HEAVILY-- AND JAPANESE STUDENT O~ES IN WITH THE NATION'S MOON PROGRAM WilL SIGN!FICANTLY," TAYLOR SAID. BUS CRASH ON OHiO HIGHtlAY COST $1,000,000 A DAY IN LOST PRODUC- "HiS MOUNTING BOUTS WITH THE BOTTLE STREETSBORO, OHIO, AUG. 17 (UPI)--A TIONo TODAY CLEARLY AFFECTS HIS JOB, HIS LIFE JAPANESE COLLEGE STUDENT WAS KILLED AND HARRY GORMAN, DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR AND CUBA'S FUTURE." ~8 OTHER PERSONS WERE iNJURED EARLY TO- ADMiSISTRATION OF THE MARSHALL SPACE TAYLOR SAID THAT CASTRO RECENTLY pAY WHEN A GREYHOUND Bus CRASHED INTO CENTER, TOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE THE APPEARED FO~ A TELEVISION BROADCAST THE REAR OF A STEEL-LADEN TRUCK ON THE lOSS OF PRIME SUMMER WORK DAYS AND SO DRUNK THAT A BRAWL ENSUED WHEN ~HIO TURNPIKE NEAR HERE. THE PUSH THAT WILL BE NEEDED TO BRlNG AIDES TRIED TO GET HIM OUT OF RANGE OF KilLED WAS MISS YUKiKO MURAKAMI,TOKYO, SCHEDULES uP TO DATE IN WINTER MONTHS, THE CAMERAS. THE MELEE WAS TELEVISED IN THIS COUNTRY FOR A SIX-WEEK SEMINAR WilL ACCOUNT FOR THE INCREASED COSTS. BECAUSE NONE DARED TO ORDER THE PROGRAM ON AMERICAN CIVILIZATION AT WESTERN THE THREE-DAY OLD STRIKE BEGAN WHEN OFt THE AIR. ~ICHIGAN COLLEGE, KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN.

150 MEMBERS OF LOCAL 558 OF THE INTER- • • • • • • .0 •••• NATIONAL BROTHERHOOO OF ELECiRICAL WILL BUILD MORE AUTOS KING TO VISIT UNIVERSITY WORKERS(AFL-CIO) WALKED OFF THEIR JOBS CLEVELAND, OHIO, AUG. 17 (UPI)--EN- DESPITE REFUSAL OF DEGREE TO PROTEST HIRING OF Twe NON-UNION COORAGED BY EXCELLENT SALES IN JULY, CANBERRA, AUG. 17 (UPI)--KING BHUMIBOL EMPLOYESQ ASOUT 1,500 OTHER WORKERS AUTOMAKERS ARE UPPiNG THEIR ESTIMATES ~F THAILAND WILL MAKE HIS SCHEDULED VIS. HAVE REFUSED TO CROSS THE PICKET LINES OF THE NUMBER OF CARS THEY WILL BUilD TO THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNiVERSiTY A TEAM OF INVESTIGATORS FROM THE IN THIS YEAR'S FOURTH QUARTER. DESPITE THE UNIVERSiTYuS REFUSAL TO A NATiONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD IS THIS WEEK, CHRYSLER CORPo, AND AMERI- GOVERNMENT REQUEST TO CONfER AN HONORARY SEEKiNG TO PINPOiNT CAUSES OF THE CAN MOTORS CORPo, WILL BEGIN THEIR 1963 DEGREE ON THE MONARCH. ¥STRIKE. THE FIRMS CHARGE THAT THE MODEL RUNS, WHilE FORD IS SLATED TO BE- THERE HAD BEEN SPECULATION THAT THE STRIKE IS AN ATTEMPT TO STOP THEM GIN BUILDING NEW CARS BY THE END OF THISVISIT TO THE UN!VERSITY MiGHT BE CAN· FROM DOING BUSINESS WITH A SUB-CONTRAC MONTH. GFNERAL MOTORS WilL RESUME PRO- CELLED BECAUSE OF ITS STAND ON THE Gov- TOR. DUCTION AFTER LABOR DAY. ERNMENT REQUEST. BUT THE OFFiCIAL iTiN- 0..... 0..... ERARY RELEASED THURSDAY NIGHT CONFIRMED NEED SPECIAL AlfTHORIZATION TO PLANS ANTI-Ca+1UNIST SCHOOL THAT THE KING WILL "SEE INTERESTING TAKE MEALS AT GENERAL MESS SAN FRANCISCO, AUG. 17 (UPI,--DR.FRED I~EATURES AND REMAIN FOR LUNCH" IN THE THE ATTENTION OF ALL PERSONNEL IS SCHWARZ, CONTROVERSIAL PREACHER-SURGEON ~NIVERSITY.

INVITED TO THE FACT THAT SPEClrlC FROM AUSTRALIA, ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY THAl 0 ••••• AUTHORIZATION IS REQUIRED TO TAKE HE WILL ORGANIZE ANOTHER BAY AREA SCHOOL WALL STREET CHATTER

MEALS IN THE GENERAL MESS. PERSONNEL OF ANTI-COMMUNISM. I NEW YORK, AUG. 17 (UPIJ--STOCKS FIRM· RESIDING IN QUARTERS, HOUSES OR TRAIL- SCHWARZ TOLD A PRESS CONFERENCE THE ED IN MODERATELY ACTIVE TRADING DURING ERS, MAY NOT EAT IN THE GENERAL MESS. SCHOOL WOULD BE CONDUCTED SEPT. 17-21 ~HE EARLY HOURS TODAY. YOKWE YUK MESS MEMBERS MAY TAKE MEALS IN SAN MATEO COUNTY AND WOULD BE SIMILAF CHEMICALS, AUTOS AND OILS WERE NARROW­ IN THE GENERAL MESS ONLY WHEN JUSTI- TO THE ONE HELD IN OAKLAND EARLIER THIS lY MIXED AND STEELS EASED WiTH CONTIN- FICATION EXISTS TO DO SO AND THE MANA- YEAR. ENTAL DOWN ABOUT A POINT. THE RECENTLY GER OF THE GENERAL MESS ADVISED OF •••••• ACTIVE AND STRONG AEROSPACE GROUP FAILED NAME OF PERSONNEL SO AUTHORI2ED. WILL BUILD BIGGER SPACESHIPS TO MAKE MUCH OF A SHOWING • .. 000 LONDON, AUG. 17 (UPI)--A SOVIET SCI- SOME FINANCE SHARES, FOODS AND STORES QUESTIONS INDONESIAN ABILITY ENCE CORRESPONDENT SAYS THAT THE ROCKETf~OVED HIGHER. HOWEVER, THE MAJORITY OF FOR SELF GOVERNMENT THAT HURLED THE SOVIET "SPACETWINS" INT( ISSUES SHeWED LITTLE ACTiON WITH ONLY A HONG KONG, AUGUST 17 (UPI) TH£ HONG ORBIT "DEVELOPED A THRUST OF SEVERAL POZEN OR SO MOVING A POgNT OR MORE IN KONG NEWSPAPER CHINA MAIL TODAY EDIT- MilliON TONS." EITHER DIRECTION. ORIALLY QUESTIONED THE AilLITY OF INDO- AT THE SAME TIME, ANOTHER SOVIET GAINS OF A POINT OR MORE SHOWED IN NESIANS TO RULE WEST NEW GUINEA. SOURCE INDICATED THAT THE VOSTOK III ANC~ARBER OSL, BENEFICIAL OILS, MACK TRUCKS, THE NEWSPAPER SAID IT DOUBTED THE IV SPACESHIPS WEIGHED MORE THAN ~ TONS RED OwL STORES, NATIONAL CASH AND SUB- INDONESIAN ABILITY TO RULE THE CONT- AND THAT THE SIZE OF SOVIET SPACESHIPS URBAN GAS. ROVERSIAL TERRITORY BECAUSE OF "THEIR WOULD INCREASE TO 65 TONS WITHIN THE HOWEVER, CROWN CORK, XEROX AND SiNGER (INDONESIANS) RECORD OF EC0NOMIC MIS- NEXT 10 YEARSo MANUFACTURING SLIPPED AT LEAST I APiECE.

MANAGEMENT. If • •• •• • •• 0 •• IT ALSO SAID THAT INDONESIA'S CLAIM TUNNEY"S DAUGHTER IN PEACE CORPS CHARGES ARE DISPUTED TO WEST NEW GUINEA WAS "fLIMSIER" MilWAUKEE, WIS., AUG. 17 (UPI}--MRS. BANGKOK, AUG. 17 (UPrJ·",PREMIER SARIT THAN THAT OF THE PHILIPPINES TO NORTH LYNN CARTER WILKINSON JR., 23, DAUGHTER ~HANARAT TODAY SHARPLY DiSPUTED CHARGES BORNEO. OF rORMER HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING CHAMPION ~Y CAMBODIAN CHIEF OF STATE PRINCE NORO- •••••• GENE TUNNEY, HAS VOLUNTE£RED FOR THE POM SIHANOUK THAT THAILAND CAUSED THE NOW IT'S OFFICIALLY SUICIDE PEACE CORPS. ~ORDER CLASH OF AUG. 12 BY SENDING TROOP~ Los ANGELES, AUGUST 17 (UPI) THE DEATH SHE AND HER HUSBAND, 24, WHO HAVE 8EE~INSIDE CAMBODIAN TER.1TORl.

OF MARILYN MONROE FROM AN OVERDOSE OF LIVING IN SUBURBAN WHITEFISH BAY, WIS., ••••• 0 DRUGS WAS RULED A PROBABLE SUICIDE TO- WILL TEACH SCIENCE AND ENGLISH IN THE CHURCHtLL"S POODLE DEAD DAY BY CORONER THEODORE CURPHEY'S PHiliPPINES. LONDON, AUG. 17 (UPI)--SIR W,NSTON ANNOUNCEMENT fOllOWED A TWO-WEEK PSY- • • • • • • CHURCH ILL'S POODLE "RuFus", ONE OF 1 HE CHIATRIC AUTOPSY BY A SUICIDE TEAM. CAN PAY FOREIGN DEBTS ~ORlD'S BEST KNOWN DOGS AND THE FORMER

..... 0 TEHRAN--IRANIAN PREMIER ASSADOLAH ALAtoIPRIME MINISTER's "CLOSEST CONfiDANT," HAS CYPRUS INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATED SAYS 'RAN WILL NOT ASK FOR A MORATORIUM PIED, IT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAYo

NICOSIA'AUGUST 17 (UPI) CtPRUS YESTER- ON ITS FOREIGN DEBTS. • ••• 00 DAY CELEBRATED THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY THE PREMIER TOLD NEWSMEN THAT THE CUT FUNERAL COSTS? O~ iTS INDEPENDENCE. ALL SHOPS AND NATION's ECONOMIC SITUATION WAS IMPROV- HONG KONG, AUG. '7 (UPJ)--A FUNERAL OFFICES CLOSED FOR THE DAY, BUT NO !NG AND IT WILL BE ABLE TO REPAY All PARLOR DIRECTOR IN AUSTRALIA IS SEEKING CELEBRATiONS WERE PLANNED. rORE!GN LOANS ON TIME. LOW-PRICED HONG KONG MANUFACTURED COF-

•• 000. • ••• 0. FINS WITH AN OFFER TO BUY 200 CASKETS AT If IT'S NEWS--TELL THE HOURGLASS! Buy Uo So SAVINGS BONDS ~OT MORE THAN UoS. $11 CACHo PAGE 3 HOURGLASS SATURDAY ~8 AUGuST 1962 .. RED CHiNA CRITICIZES U,Sg AUSTRALIA~S 10 BARBERS PO~NT THANT DISMISSES ALLEGATIONS "ALLIANCE FOR PROGRESS" PROGRAM HONoLU_v, AUGUST 17(UPi) TWENTY-SIX BY lANDLORD AS ABSURD TOKYO, AUG ~7 (UPt) COMMUNiST CHiNA OFFiCERS AND ENLISTED ~EN rROM THE UNITED NATIONS AUGUST 17 (UPI) --- SAID TODAY PRESIDENT KENNEDylS "ALl- ROYAL AJSTRALiAN AIR FORCE ARE HERE FOR ACTING SECRETARY GENERAL THANT HAS HANCE FOR PROGRESS" PROGRAM tOR lATllN TwO WEEKS Of=' ANTI-SJB"'!ARiNE WARFARE DISMISSED AS "ABSURD ALLEGATBONS'u

AMERiCA !S A FAILURE o TRAINijNG W!P1 "HE uS. NAVY AT BARBERS CHARGES BY HIS LANDLORD THAT HE USED THE COMMUNiST NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY PO~NT NAVAL AlR STATION HIS NEW YORK APARTMENT FOR WilD PARTIES REVIEWED THE PROGRAM'S FIRST YEAR IN •• ••• ALLOWED GUESTS TO SLEEP ON THE flOOR A LENGTHY COMMENTARY BROADCAST MON~TOR EASE RESTRiCTIONS ON ATTIRE f~D PERMITTED DESTRUCT BON OF ITS rUR- ED HERE. "EVENTS iN THE PAST YEAR" THE AT U.S" INSTALLATIONS IN JAPAN N.TURE BY CATS. ! RED CH I NESE: COMMENTARY ASSERTED, "HAVE TOKYO, AUGUST (7 ( UP n A SPOKESMAN fOR THE lAND lORD, WI LL n AM WHOLEY, ~ S BEB NC I FULLY SHOWN u~ THE ALL~ANCE FOR PRO- UoS. FORCES JAPAN (USFJ) SAYS AN APOLOGY SUED fOR THE USUAL TREBLE DAMAG£S B~ I GRESS PROGRA~ ESSENTIAllY A PROGRAM WhLL BE MADE TO A FILIPINO OiP~OMAT THE NEW YORK STATE RENT COMMllSS~ONER FOF FOR POLiTICAL ENSLAVEMENT AND ECONOMiC BECAUSE HE wAS ASKED NOT TO WEAR HiS CHARGING THANT $1,200 fOR AN APARTMENT PLUNDER AND EXPOSES THE HYPOCRISY OF SARONG TAGOLOG SHIRT IN THE DINiNG ROOM WHOSE RENTAL WAS STATE CONTROLLED AT ITS PROfESSjONS rOR DEMOCRACY AND RE- OF A U.S. FORCES HOTEL IN TOKYO. THE $402.50. rORM" SPOKES~AN SAID USFJ "REGULATiONS WILL THANT is NOT A PARTY TO THE SUiT, BUT "CONSEQUENTLY, THE UoSo POLiCY OF BE ALTERED SO THAT IN THE FUTURE THE IN A STATEMENT ISSUED BY HiS OFFHC£ 10- AGGRESSION HAS MET WITH INCREASINGLY NATIONAL DRESS OF ALL FRIENDLY CQUNTRIES DAY, HE SAID HE COOPERATED WIITH STATt WIDESPREAD OPPOSITION AND THE SITUA- W.LL BE HONORED" IN THE HOTEL AND OTHER RENT COMMISSIONER ROBERT E. HERMAN "BY TION IS DEVELOPING JUST TO THE OPPOSiT U.S. INSTALLATIONS IN JAPAN. PROVIDING THE REQUESTED EVhDENce." OF WHAT KENNEDY HAD WISHED fOR." MiNUSTER ABElARDO SUBIDO WAS TOLD 8' WHOLEY CONTENDED THE INCREASE IN RENT NEW CHiNA CHARGED THAT THE ALLiANCE THE MANAGEMENT OF THE SANNO HOTEL TUES- WAS JUSTIFiED TO MEET COSTS OF DEPREC!A' fOR PROGRESS "is, ~IRST AND FOREMOST, DAY NIGHT THAT HUS SARONG TAGOlOG D~D TION TO THE MlDTOWN APARTMENT CAUSED BY A U.So TOOL TO PUSH fORWARD !l'S ANTi- NOT CONFORM TO DIN~NG ROOM REGULATIONS. MISUSE DURING THANT'S TENANCY. CUBAN AND ANT!-PEGPLE POLiCY IN LATIN THE HOTEL'S C'VIL!AN MANAGER, HANK flU THANT SAID THE DOCUMENTS ON FILE AMERICA AND TO CARRY OUT INTERFERENCE SCHAINK, SAUD NO AFfRONT WAS INTENDED WOULD COMPLETELY REFUTE THE ABSURD ALLE~ iN THE iNTERNAL AfFAiRS OF LATiN AMER- AND THE MANAGEMENT WAS ONLY fOLLOWiNG GATIONS NOW MADE BY MR. WHOLEY," THE ICAN COUNTRiES"o USFJ RULES WHICH SPECIFY "COAT AND TIE STATEMENT SAID,"HE WAS HAPPY fO AW,~!T "THE AMOUNT Of AID OBTA~NED BY COUNT· AFTER S!x" FOR MALE GUESTS AT THE HOTEL, THE DECIS!ON Of THE STAlE SUPREME COURT RhE! LiKE COLOMBIA, PERU AND VENEZUELA A TRANSfENT BILLET fOR OffiCERS OPERATED TO PROVE THEIR COMPLETE fALSiTY."

WH I CH TOE THE U oS. Li NE AND ANlAGON 11 ZE BY USF J.. • •••., • CUBA MARKEDLY EXCEEDED THAT GiVEN TO '0,"0 CLAIM DUTCH WOULD HAVE SUCH BIG, MORE POPULOUS AND ~NOEPENDEN' JAPANESE PLASTIC FIRM EYES FOUGHT WAR WITHOUT ALLIES COUNTRIES IN LATtiN AMERICA AS BRAZIL WICHITA AS POSSiBLE PLANT SITE SINGAPORE, AUGUST 17 (UPI) THE STRA~TS AND MEXICO" NEW YORK, AUGUST 17 (uP)), CONSTRUCTION TIMES SAID EDiTORIAllY TODAY THAT THE .0 ••• Of A $50C,000 JAPANESE PLASTIC MANU- SETTLEMENT OF THE WEST IRIAN DISPUTE MACARTHUR TALKS TO CONGRESS FACTURING PLANT IN THE UNITED ST~TES "Will BE WELCOMED EVERWHERE ALMOST WDTH- WASHINGTON, AUG 17(UPI) GENE~AL DOUGLA WiLL BE DiSCUSSED HERE NEXT WEEK WITH OUT RESERVATiON." MACARTHUR TOLD CONGRESS YESTERDAY THE ARRIVAL Of A fOUR-MAN DELAGATiON THE PAPER SAiD THAT DUTCH PREM~ER JAN AFTERNOON THAT AMERICA'S GREATNESS'S FRO"'! TOKYO., TI-IE DAILY NEWS RECORD RE" E. QUAY "MADE NO BONES ABOUT THE PRESS-

ONLY BEGINNING TO UNtOLD, THE 82-YEAR- PORTS o TENTATIVE ~NTENTIONS ARE TO LO- URES WHiCH HUSTLED THE DUTCH CABINET I OLD FIVE-STAR GENERAL WAS AWARDED A CATE THE PLANT AROUND WICHITA, KANSAS, INTO AGREE~ENT." SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL CITATION FOR HiS FOR THE MANUFACTURE Of A PLASTiC PRODUCT "THE CONFLICT WAS THREATENiNG TO BECOME LONG MILITARY SERVICE. MACARTHUR MET CALLED STYRENE PAPER, TO BE USED iN PACK A REAL WAR AND HOLLAND WOULD HAVE rOUGH

WITH PRESIDENT KtNNEDYu ••• THEN SPOKE ING 1 ACCORDUNG TO TOSHIAKI YAMAMOTO, OF iT WITHOUT ALLIES AND WITHOUT SUPPORT iNFORMALLY TO CONGRESS. SEKlsun CHEMICAL COMPANY, lTD, WHO Will OF THE UNITED NATIONS," IT SAiDo TEXT or THE CONGRESSiONAL RESOLunON HEAD TH( TEAM SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE HERE "YET THE DUTCH, IN WITHDRAWING, ARE

OF' "THANKS AND ApPRE C I AT iON" TERDE RED AUGUST 23RD. NOT WITHOUT THE i R O! GN ITY, "THE TIMES ! TO GENERAL DOUGLAS MACARTHUR: THE PRODUCT is NOT Y~T IN GREAT SAID "THEY HAVE SECURED FOR THE PEOPLE "THE THANKS AND APPRECIATiON OF THE DEMAND HERE, BUT SEKiSUI OFfiCIALS WERE OF WEST IRIAN (WEST NEW GUINEA) THE CONGRESS AND THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE CONFIDENT Or ITS POTENTIAL. RIGHT Of SELF-DETERMINATION AFTER A I HEREBY TENDERED TO GENERAL OF THE ARM' 0.0.0. PERIOD OF INDONESIAN RULE. DOUGLAS MACARTHUR IN RECOGNiTION Or HI~ WOULD DIVORCE LINDA DARNELL "THERE IS AN IRON GUARANTEE THAT BY OUTSTANDING DEVOTION TO THE AMERICAN Los ANGELES, AUGUST 17 (UPt) ACTRESS 1969 THE PAPUANS WILL BE FREE TO CHOOSE PEOPLE, HiS BRILLIANT LEADERSHIP DURIN lINDA DARNELL WAS ACCUSED OF "HABITUAL CONTINUED ASSOCIATION WiTH iNDONESIA OR AND fOLLOWING WORLD WAR II AND THE UN- INTEMPERANCE" AND EXTREME CRUELTY iN A INDEPENDENCE, A REFERENDUM FOR WHiCH THE SURPASSED AffECTiON HELD FOR HiM BY THID~VORCE COMPLAINT FILED BY HER HUSBAND SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE UNITED NATIONS PEOPLE OF THE REPUBliC Of THE PHILI- MERLE R. (ROBBIE) ROBERTSON, AN AIRLINE WILL HAVE SOME RESPONSIBILITY. PPiNES WHICH HAS DONE SO MUCH TO STREN(- PILOT. ROBERTSON, 44, STATED THAT THE •••••• THEN THE TiES OF FRIENDSH~P BETWEEN THE 39"YEAR-OlD ACTRESS "HAS BEEN AND STILL NEIGHBORS TO THE RESCUE PEOPLE Of THAT NATlON AND THE PEOPLE IS GUILTY OF HABITUAL ,NTEMPERANCE"OVER SEND AIL!NG WOMAN HOME Of THE UNiTED STATES." A PERiOD OF MORE THAN A YEAR. PRINCETON, MINNESOTA, AUGUST J7(UPI)

.0 •• 00 T~EY WERE MARRIED IN RIVERSIDE, CALif. THE lONG-HELD, BUT FLEETING DREAM OF UNDERWORLD FIGURE A SUICiDE MARCH 3, 1957 AND SEPARATED JULY 26 OF AN ENGLISH WAR BRIDE HAS COME TRUEo NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, AUG 11 (UPI) THUS YEAR. THERE ARE NO CHILDREN. MRS. NASTA PRESCOTT, WHO HAS NOT SEE~

FORMER UNDERWORLD FIGURE PHiL KASTEL 000 •• HER NATIVE ENGLAND IN MORE THAN 10 YEARS. WAS FOUND SHOT TO DEATH YESTERDAY IN CALCULUS CLASS OPEN WAS GIVEN $1,100 BY HER NEIGHBORS TO HIS NEW ORLEANS APARTMENT. AUTHORT!ES ONE OF THE COURSfS RECENTLY ADDED TO MAKE WHAT MAY BE HER LAST VISIT HfME. SAID HE APPARENTLY COMMiTTED SUiCIDE THE CURRiCULUM Of THE UNIVERSITY OF THE ATTRACTIVE NOTHER Of fiVE CHllDRE~ KASTEL, 68, WAS A FiGURE iN THE HAWAI' AT THE KWAJALEIN CENTER IS IS CRITICALLY ILL WITH CANCER AND fOR KEfAUVER CRIME COMM~TTEE ~EARINGS. MATHEMATiCS 142, THE THIRD SEMESTER OF THE PAST YEAR HAS BEEN TREATED AT UNI- KASTEL HAD BEEN AILING FOR SEVERAL CALCULUS. IT WAS ADDED IN RESPONSE TO VERSITY HOSPITALS IN MINNEAPOLIS. MONTHS o HE fORMERLY OPERATED THE BEV- REQUEST FROM STUDENTS. ENROLLMENT IN THE MONEY FOR THE TRiP WAS DONATED BY ERLY COUNTRY CLUB WHICH HAD BEEN NAMED THIS COURSE IS STILL OPENo IT IS A 3 LOCAL CITIZENS AND CIVIC GROUPS AfTER ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS AS A GAMBLING OP- UNIT COURSE STRESSiNG THE TECHNIQUES OF THEY lEARNED OF THE SERIOUSNESS Of MRS. [RATION. INTEGRATION WITH APPLICATIONS. CALL PRESCOTT'S ILLNESS AND HER DESIRE TO GO 00... 604 fOR tURTHER iNFORMATIONo BACK TO HER HOME IN OXENSHIRE, NEAR

OLD WARR lOR INJURED •• 00. () LONDON. WOSTA, ITALY AUGUST 17 (UP!) ---- STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE COMPLETE •• 0.'0 PiETRO NENNi, THE 71 YEAR-OLD LEADER (UNSTED NATUONS)-INDONESIA HAS WON ITS WILL BUILD BIGGER SPACESHIPS Of ITALY'S LEfTWING SOCIALiSTS" WAS DISPUTE WiTH HOLLAND FOR CONTROL OF WEST lONDON, AUGUST 17 (UPI) - - A SOVIET ' iNJURED ijN A VACATION AcelDENi YEsrER-NEW GUiNEA. THE NETHERLANDS SIGNED AN SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT SAYS THAT THE

I DAY 0 AGREEMENT • N THE U=N SECUR I TY COUNC I L ROCKETS THAT HURLED THE SOV n ET "SPACE- l DETAILS OF WHAT HAPPENED TO THE BA~D·CHAMBERS THAT TRANSFERRED THE DUTCH TWINS" iNTO ORBIT "DEVELOPED A THRUST Ij !NG OLD ,Sp ANISH CIVJL WAR FIGHTER WERECOLONY TO INDON£'SIAN SOVEREIGNTY. THE Of SEVERAL M!llION TONS". I NOT CLEAR. POLICE SAID NENNI, WHO HAD SIGNJNG CLIMAXES EIGHT MONTHS Of PATIENT AT THE SAME TIME, ANOTHER SOViET BEEN VACATiONING AT NEARBY COGNE, APP- NEGOTAT80NS BETWEEN THE NATIONS INvoLVED SOURCE iNDICATED THAT THE VOSTOK ill AR£N~LY rElL iN A STREAM AND ACTHNG U~N SECRETARY GENERAL THANT. AND IV SPACESHIPS WEiGHED MORE THAN WASHINGTON, 17 AU~UST:'HouSE DEMOCRATIC AFTER THE SIGNING'i INDONESIA'S FOREIGN 6-1/2 TONS AND THAT THE SIZE OF SOVIET LEADERS YES1ERDAY ARRANGED FOR THE CHAM~iNijSTER SAUD NATHON S STRUGGLE FOR SPACESHIPS WOULD INCREASE TO 65 TONS BER TO TAKE A 10-DAY RECESS STARTING INDEPENDENCE FROM DUTCH RULE NOW is WITHIN THE NEXT 10 YEARS. LATE rODAY OR TOMORROW. COMPLETED. PAGE 4 hOURGLASS SATURDAY 18 AUGUST 1962 ~~------~~~------r-----~~~~==~~-- GENERAL MESS MENU P&NYl~~TANGESE TROOPS BREAKFAST SUNDAY SUPPER ATTACKED CONGOLESE r9ReES CHILLED FRUiT JUICE 1000--- CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP ElISABETHVILLE, KATANGA, AUGLST ~7 CHILLED fRESH fRUIT ROAST PRiME RIB Au Jus {UPI)--FOREiGN MINISTER EVARISTE KiMBA HOT & COLD CEREAL OMIT: SAUSAGE OVE~ BROW~ POTATOES TODAY DENIED KATANGESE TROOPS HAD ATT­ GRILLED SAUSAGE GREEN PEAS & CARROTS ACKED CENTRAL CONGOLESE GOVERNMENT FOR­ EGGS TO ORDER ADD: MINUTE STEAK STEAMED RiCE CES IN MUKATO KYAYO REGtON, CLAiMING POTATOES - STEAMED RICE ONION & GREEN PEPPER SALAD BAR W/DREssING THE REVERSE WAS TRUE. ICED COFFEE CAKE TOSSED SALAD HOT RO!..LS HE SAID HIS TROOPS HAD BEEN Gft~EN TOAST-BuTTER & JAM COLD DRINK LEMON CHIFFON PiE ORDERS TO CEASE FURTHER MOVEMENTS A~TER MILK & COFFEE COLD DR~NK-MILK & COFFEE THEY HAD REPULSED AN ASSAuLT BY CONGO­ MONDAY LESE FORCES. UN A NOTE TO ROBERT GARDiNER, BREAKfAST DINNER SUPPER U N CONGO CIVILIAN CHiEF, KiMBA SAiD, ~i CHILLED fRUIT JUICE CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP fRENCH ONION SOUP AM CONVINCED THAT THE UoNo wA~L NOT CHILLED fRESH fRUIT GRILLED SALlsBuR~ STEAK BREADED VEAL CUTLET FAIL IN CARRYING OUT !TS MANDA~E TO HOT & COLD CEREAL MUSHROOM GRAVY W/COUNTRY GRAVY PREVENT CIVil WAR." GRILLED PORK SAUSAGE MASHED POTATOES MASHED POTATOES KIMBA TOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE THE HOT CAKES W/ MAPLE SYRUP CREAM CORN BUTTERED CARROTS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT ATTACKS WERE POSSI­ STEAMED RICE--POTATOES STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE BLY DESIGNED TO PROVOKE THE U.N !NTO ICED BEAR CLAWS TOSSED SALAD W/DRESSING SAkAD BAR W/DREsSING CARRYING OUT CENTRAL GOVERNMENT DE­ lOAST-BuTTER & JAM ICED CHOCOLATE CAKE BOSTON CREAM PIE MANDS TO CLEAR ALL KA1ANGSSE 'fROOPS MILK & COFFEE COLD DRINK-MILK & COFFEE COLD DRINK-MILK & COFFEE fROM NORTH KATANGA.

AfRS RADIO SCHEDULE PHILuPPINE PRES~DENT SAYS BARONG SATURDAY ~8 AUGUST TAGALOG IS NATIONAL DRESS HALf UoS& POPULAT~ON WILL BE PART NEGRO IN HUNDRED YEARS 5:00 PoM. DINNER MUSICALE MANilA, AUGUST 17 (UPI)--PRESIDENT 6:00 NEWS DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL SAID TODAY HE WilL CHICAGO, AUG 17 (UP~)--A NEGRO 6015 JOURNEY TO NATURE ASK THE fOREiGN OFFICE ~O IMfORM OTHER PHYSICIAN AND EDUCATOR HAS PREDICTED 6~30 ANDY GRIFFITH COJNTRIES THAT THE "BARONG TAGALOG" 15 THAT HALF THE POPULATION OF THE U S 6~35 GRAND OLD OPRY THE fil!PINO NATIONAL COSTUME fOR MEN. Will HAVE NEGRO BLOOD IN LESS THAN A 7~OO MiCKEY, JOAN AND JIM THE PRESIDENl MADE HIS REMARK AT A CENTURY. 7~15 TWILIGHT TIME NEWS CONFERENCE IN COMMENTING ON AN ORo NATHAN!El 0 CALLOWAY, A FELLOW 7:30 SPORTS DESK INC;DENT IN JAPAN WHERE PHll!PPINE OF THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS, 8~oo CAPITOL CLOAKROOM REPARATIONS MINISTER ABELARDO SUBIDO SAUD YESTERDAY "IT IS ESTIMATED THAT 8030 POLKA PARTY WAS ASKED NOT TO WEAR HIS "BARONG TAG­ PERHAPS 15 MIlLlON NO LONGER IDENTllFY 8:45 NEWS ALOG" INSIDE THE DINING ROOM OF THE THEMSELVES AS NEGROES. 9tOO MusIc FOR THE MIDDLE MIND UoS. OPERATED SANNO MOTEL THE "SAR­ "THIS MEANS THAT IN AMERICA THERE 10:00 OPUS ONE ONG T.tGALOG" 'S A F~lMY, EMBROIDERED ARE AT THE PRESENT TIME ~8 M!LLION WHO i2:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF DRESS SHIRT WORN WITY THE TAilS OUT. ADMIT THEIR RACIAL DESCENT AND 15 SUNDAY MACAPAGAL SAID THA1 BECAUSE A MILLION WHO DO NOTn 9:00 A.M. SIGN ON SPOKESMAN FOR THE U.S fORCES IN JAPAN ~fURTHERMORE, iT CAN BE REL'ABlY 9:05 DEE JAY HOLIDAY (MuSIc) HAS APOLOGiZED TO SUB9DO, ".T's NOW PREDICTED THAT T~IS NUMBER WILL tN­ 10:00 MASTER CONTROL A QUESTION Of GIVlNG OUT THE NECESSARY CREASE TO THE POINT WHERE 50 PER CENT 10~30 BOLERO TIME (MuSIc) !NfORMAT~ON ABOUT THE BARONG TAGALOG." OF THE POPULATION Of THE U. SWILL "~OO EASY LISTENING (MuSIc) HAVE NEGRO BLOOD iN lESS THAN ~OO NOON NEWS YEARS. tt 12:00 ASSURES ~ATIONALIST CH~NA CALLOWAY, A FORMER ASSiSTANT PRO­ 12:05 PoM. SMALL WORLD (MuSIc) Of CONTiNUED MILiTARY AID 1:00 JAZZ ON THE ROCKS FESSOR AT THE UNIVERSITY Of illiNOiS 2:55 BASEBALL WARMUP TAtPE!, AUGUST 17 (UPI)--THE OUT­ COLLEGE Of MEDICINE AND PAST PRESIDENT 3~00 BASEBALL GAME OF THE DAY GOING CHIEf OF THE U.S. MiliTARY AD­ OF THE CHICAGO URBAN LEAGUE, EXPRESSED 5:00 SEVENTH ARMY SYMPHONY ViSORY GROUP TODAY ASSURED NATIONALIST HIS VIEWS IN A PAPER DELIVERED AT THE 6:00 NEWS CHINA OF CONTINUED U.S. MiliTARY AID. NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION CONVENTION 6~15 UNIVERSITY EXPLORER MAJ. GEN. CHESTER A. DAHLEN SAID 6:30 PUBLIC AffAIRS PROGRAM THE DELIVERY Of AMERICAN MILITARY POLITICAL STRIKE i~ V~ETNAM 7.00 SPOTLIGHT ALBUM (MuSIc) EQUIPMENT TO NATIONALIST CHINA "IS 7:30 SPORTS DESK STILL A CONTINUING PROGRAM." TOKYO, AUGUST 17 (UPI)--PHAM Huy 7-45 SOUNDS OF fREEDOM DAHLEN MADE THE REMARKS AT A fARE­ CO, A LONGTIME POLiTICAL OPPONENT OF 8;00 NEW YORK PHilHARMONIC WELL NEWS CONFERENCE. HE IS SCHEDULED SOUTH VIETNAMESE PRES!DENT NGO DiNH 9:30 You ARE THERE TO lEAVE TAIPEI MONDAY FOR THE U.S~ DIEM, TODAY PROCLAIMED THE START OF A NEW MOVEMENT TO OVERTHROW D!EM'S GoV­ 10~00 NEWS BEfORE ASSUMING THE POST Of COMMANDER 10:05 STEVE ALLEN OF THE SEVENTH INfANTRY DIVISION. ERNMENT BY FORCEo 11:00 JOHNNY GREEN'S WORLD OF MUs!C PHAM SAID THE NEW MOVEMENT, CALLED THE NATIONAL CONGRESS or VIETNAMESE 12g00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF PHOTO LAS TO REOPEN PATRiOTS, CONCLUDED ITS FIRST MEETiNG MONDAY AUGUST 20 JIM WEAVER, TCT SPECIAL SERVICES AUGUST 2 ON SOUTH ViETNAMESE TERRITORY~ 6.00 A.M. SiGN ON SUPERVISOR, ANNOUNCED THAT THE PHOTO HE WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE 6.05 DON THE DAWN BREAKER lAB WILL RE-OPEN ON WEDNESDAY 22 AUG­ CONGRESS AND DIRECTED TO fiX THE TIME NEWS 6~30 UST, UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF RICHARD AND PLACE FOR THE FORMAL PROClAMAT~ON 6g35 DAWN BREAKER, CONTrD WILLIAMS OF THE U.S. NAVY. OF THE ANTI-DIEM MOVEMENT. 7~00 NEWS THE LAB WILL BE OPEN fROM 6 P.M. 7~05 DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D TO 9:30 P.M. ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, fiNAL STAGE OF WAR GAMES 7.30 SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. SUNDAY'S SCHE­ 8~00 DON McNEilL'S BREAKFAST CLue DULE WILL RUN FROM 12 NOON TO 7 P.M. flORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA, AUG. ~7 8:30 ARTHUR GODFREY THE LAB WilL NOT BE OPEN ON TUESDAY (UPI)--OPERATION SWIFT STR~KE ~I, THE 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES AND THURSDAY. BIGGEST MILITARY WAR GAMES SiNCE 1941, 9.30 ROMANCE ENTERED ITS FINAL STAGES TODAY WilH RULES OF OPERATION MAY BE HAD AT It 10.00 GARRY MOORE SHOW THE PHOTO LAB IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES "CLASHES BETWEEN THE OUTNUMBERED 10:30 JOHNNY BOND BUILD¥NG DURING THE POSTED HOURS. AGGRESSOR GUTASUANS AND U.S. ALLIED II :00 lURN BACK THE CLOCK RENlOANS. ! MARSHALLESE NEWS FOR THE U.S. STRIKE COMMAND--THE 1025 DIES TWO DAYS AFTER RETIRING II ~30 IRA COOK SHOW (MuSIC) JOINT ARMy-AIR fORCE STRIKING ARM-­ 12:00 NOON NEWS LONDON, AUG. 17 (UP~)--MAJ. GEN. IT WAS THE BIGGEST TEST THUS FAR o~ 12:05 P.M. WEATHER REPORT SIR IVOR HUGHES DIED TODAY TWO DAYS ITS MILiTARY PREPAREDNESS. GEN. PAUL 12.15 NA LE I 0 HAWA I I AFTER HE RETIRED AS SERGEANT-AT-ARMS O. ADAMS WAS PRESENT THROUGHOUT THE • 12 :30 THE SWINGIN I YEARS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. HE WAS 64 EXERCISE AND PLANNED TO GivE A CRITI­ 1:00 NEWS YEARS OLD. QUE THIS WEEKEND. ! ~ 15 GUEST STAR HUGHES, WHO RETIRED WEDNESDAY FOR REASONS OF HEALTH, ENTERED THE SERVICE I :30 SHOP CONCERT PRINCESS TO ViSIT ~N-LAWS 00 HERE'S HOLLYWOOD OF THE HOUSE OF ASSISTANT SERGEANT-AT­ 3. LONDON, AUG 17 (UP~)--PRiNCESS 3~30 IMAGE RUSSIA ARMS IN 1935 AND BECAME SERGEANT-AT­ MA,GARET AND LORD SNO~DON WILL VUSIT 4~oo FLAIR ARMS !N 1957. HIS MOTHER, THE COVNTES~ OF P~SSE, A1 4~ '10 PAU HANA SERENADE HER IRLAND HOME NFXT THURSDAY. ')~oo NEWS A LITTLE CARE MAKES MISTAKES RARE. r------.------' • SPORTS

NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP AMERiCAN LEAGUE RESULTS

NEW YORK, AUGuST 17 (UP~)--THE Los ONLY irlREE GAME5 WERE PLAYED IN THE ANGELES DODGERS COMBINED THE FLYING AMERICAN LEAGUE YESTERDAY. MINNESOTA FEET OF MAURY WILLS WiTH DOUG CAMILLIRS EDGED THE NEW YORK YANKEES 9-8 iN 10 POTENT BAT THURSDAY NIGHT TO SCORE A JNNllNGS, CHuCAGO TRIPPED CLEVELAND 11- 7-3 VICTORY OVER THE PITTSBURGH PIR­ 6 AND KANSAS C~TY BUMPED WASHINGTON 4- ATES AND END ~ FIVE-GAME LOS~NG STREAK 2. CAMILLI, MAKING HaS FIRST STAPT SiNCE JUNE 24, DROVE IN FOUR RUNS W~T~ HONOR STAr. ItTHE MAN" A HOMER, SINGLE AND SACRIFIC£ FLY VETE.RAN Sl AN "TI-'1t MANn Mus i AL OF WILLS STOLE TWO BASES TO RUN HIS SEA­ T~E ST. LOUiS CARDS IS TO BE HONORED SON TOTAL 10 62, COLLECTED THREE SIN­ WtTH A 'tN!GHT u TONIGHT AT NEW YORK'S GLES, SCORED ONE RUN AND DROVE ijN AN­ POLO GROUNDS PROCEEDS WILL GO TO OTHER. HELP A STUDEN1 THROUGH COLUMBIA UNIVER­ COMBINED WITH SAN rRANCISCO'S LOSS S\Ty W!TH A SCHOLARSHIP. TO THE CHICAGO CUBS, THE ~iCTORY S~RErCHED THE DODGERS! NATiONAL LEAGUE LEAD ;0 2~ GAMESo ALMOST ON TARGET PiTTSEURGH, AJMING FOR A SWE~P OF ORANGE, MASSACHUSETTS, AUGUST i7 THE THREE-GAME SERiES, JUMPED ON STA~ (UPi)--A U.S. ARMY PARACHUTIST fROM WiLliAMS FOR THREE RU~S N T~E FIRST EVERETT, WASH!NGTO~, TOOK THE LEAD IN INN!NG, THANKS TO A ~IFT DOUBLEo lrlE OPENuNG EVENT OF THE 24-NATION BUT THE DODGERS GOT TWO RUN~ BACK SiXTH WORLD SPORT PARACHUTING C~AMPION­ IN THE THIRD WHE~ WILLS AND JUN!OR SHIPS YESTERDAY BY LANDiNG JUST OVER IRON CURTAIN COUNTRY SHiP G!LL'AM SINGLED, THEN WORKED A DOuBLE ONE YARD FROM DEAD CENTER OF THL TAR­ NOT ALLOWED IN TAMPA HARBOR STEAL" WiLLIE DAVIS SCORED THEM BOTH GET. WITH A SINGLE TO LEFT. TAMPA, FLORIDA, AUGUST ~7 (Up~)-- ROY 80B BRYDON, 30, CONSIDERED ONE CAMILLI'S SACRIFiCE FLY IN THE A BULGAR I AN CARGO VE SSEI R EMA I NED AT OF THE MOST CONSiSTENT ACCURACY JUMP­ ANCHOR IN INTERNA110NAl WATERS OFF THE FOu~TH SENl HO~E RON fAIRLY FRO~ THIRD ERS !~ THE WORLD, LANDED ONE METER fROM T0 TIE THE GAME AT 3-3. ENTRANCE TO TAMPA HARBOR lODAY, APP­ THE :EN1ER OF A LARGE CROSS-SHAPED ARENTLY AWAITING INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE lHE DODG£RS LOADED THE BASES !N THE TARGET AFT~R LEAViNG HIS PLANE AT BULGARIAN EMBASSY. S~XT~ ON TWO SINGLES AND A WALK AND 3,300 FEET ~N THE ACCURACY EVENT. T~E LUBEN KARAVELOV WAS REFUSED TWO RUNS SCORED ON CAM1LLj'S S!~GLE TO LEFT. PERMISSiON TO DOCK AT TAMPA EARLIER IN THE WEEK. U.S. CUS10MS OFFIC!ALS FRANK ROBINSON HIT TWO ~OME RUNS TO CLOSE GOLF COMPETITiON SAID ONLY FOUR OF FIVE AMERICAN PORTS PACE iHf CINClNNATI REDS TO A 7-1 VaC­ 51 PAUL, MINNESOTA, AUGUST 17 'UPI) TORY OVER THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES" ARE ALLOWED TO DOCK IRON CURTAIN COUN­ --JOE CAMPBELL, FORMER NCAA GOLf TRY VESSELS AND TAMPA IS NOT ON THE ROBINSON CLOUTED A THREE-RUN HOMER CHAMPION, Fi~ED A 67 TODAY FOR AN 11- TO CAP A SIX-RUN RALLY IN THE fiFTH LIST. UNDER-PAR ~33 AND THE 36-HOLE LEAD IN "WE JUST DOW'T HAVE THE AUTHOR~TY !N~ING AND THEN BELTED HiS 31s1 HOMER THE $30,000 ST. PAUL OPEN. W!TH TnE BASES EMPTY IN THE EIGHTH. OR SECURITY FACILITiES NEEDED TO HAN­ HE HELD A SLENDER ONE-SHOT LEAD DLE SHIPS FROM ~RON CURTAiN COUNrR!ES~ J!M MALONEY WENT THE DISTANCE FOR HIS OVER DAVE RAGAN, SONNY SCOTT, AND SEVENTH VICTORY AND THE REDS' 25TH IN A CUSTOMS OFFICIAL SAID. PETE COOPER. THE LAST PORT OF C.ALL FOR THE BUL­ THE~R LAST 31 OUTINGS. CHAMPiON GARY PLAYER, THE PRE-TOUR­ LARRY JACKSON LIMITED THE HOUSTON GARIAN VESSEL WAS IN CuBA. NAMENT FAVORiTE, MOVED INTO POSITiON IT WAS UNDERSTOOD THE SHiP WAS EM­ COLTS TO FIVE HITS IN PITCHING THE FOR THE STRETCH DRIVE WITH A 67 FOR ST. LOUIS CARDiNALS TO A 3-! VICTORY. PTY AND HAD PLANNED TO LOAO HERE WITH 137 HE BAGGED AN EAGLE THREE ON THE PHOSPHATE. Bill WHITE COLLECTED THREE HITS FOR 462-YARD 18TH HOLE TO WIND UP AMONG THE CARDS AND SCORED TWiCE TO HELP THE LEADERS. HALT A THREE-GAME HOUSTON WINN~NG SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS SlREAK. DICK FARRELL WAS THE LOSER. DAR ES SALAAM, TANGANYIKA, AUG. 17 CUR1~S CUP MATCHES UNDERWAY EARLIER IN THE DAY, DON CARDWELL (UPI)--SEVENTEEN TANGANYIKAN SCHOLAR­ SCATTERED SIX H!TS IN PACING THE CHI­ THE WOMEN'S CURTIS CUP GOLF MATCHES SHIP STUDENTS ARE TO GO TO THE UNiTED CAGO CUBS TO A 6-0 VICTORY OVER THE BETWEEN THE U.S. AND fRITAIN GET UNDER­ ARAB REPUBLIC NEXT MONTH TO BEGIN FOUR SAN FRANCISCO GiANTS. WAY TODAY WITH THREE 36-HOLE SCOTCH YEARS RELIGIOUS, TECHNICAL AND ECONO­ .. 0 •• " 0 fOURSOMES AT COLORADO SPRINGS, COLOR­ MIC STUDY. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS ADO. THE MATCHES END WiTH SIX 36-HOLE SINGLES ON SATURDAY. THE U.S. HAS ASKED TO RECONSIDER ORDER WON LOST PCT. GB WON THE CURTIS CUP SEVEN TIMES, BRITAIN Los ANGELES 80 42 .556 -- TWICE AND TWO ENDED IN DEADLOCKS. BRI­ PARIS, AUGUST 16 (UPI)--THE CENTRAL SAN FRANCISC.O 44 .636 2..L COMMITTEE or THE WORLD COUNCIL OF 74 TAIN HAS NEVER WON A CURTIS CUP CHAMP­ CiNCINNATI 47 .612 5~ iONSHiP IN THE UoS • CHURCHES TODAY ASKED THE GHANA GOVERN­ PITTSBURGH ~ 51 .568 Ii MENT TO RECONSIDER ITS ORDER EXPELLING ST. LOUIS 6~ .545 13..L2 THE RT. REV. RICHARD ROSEVEARE, ANGLI­ MI LWAUKEE 64 5~ 16 THAiLAND WILLING TO PROVIDE CAN BISHOP OF ACCRA, AND ITS DECiSiON .~25 TROOPS FOR U.No IN WEST GUINEA PHILADELPHIA ~7 ~6 6 3 TO WITHDRAW THE VISITORS PERMIT OF THE CHiCAGO 76 ·312 ~~t BANGKOK, AUG. 17 (UPI)--THAI PREM­ Mosr REV. CECIL PATTERSON, ANGLiCAN HOUSTON 4~ 364 IER SARIT THANARAT SAID THAILAND HAS ARCHBISHOP OF THE PROVINCE Of WEST NEW YORK 30 l~ .252 ~~ NOT BEEN REQUESTED TO CONTRIBUTE AFRICA • 0 (t •• \Jo TROOPS TO A U.N. CONTINGENT TO BE SENT MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULES 10 WEST NEW GUINEA. FINANCE COTTON FOR KOREA HOWEVER, "SEING A MEMBER OF THE U. SAT b·~O Ro~ NAMuR VI. DOUGLAS N., THAiLAND WILL CONSIDER ANY REQUEST WASHINGTON, AUG. 17 {UPI)--THE AG­ ~UN. 8.00 AoM. EXHIBITION GAME RICULTURE DEPARTMENT YESTERDAY ANNOUN­ IT RECEIVES FROM THE U.N.," HE SAID. ROl NAMUR VS. AIR TRAFf IC iT HAS BEEN WIDELY RUMORED HERE CED ISSUANCE Of AN AUTHORIZATION TO 12~00 NOON UTILITIES VS. NAVY lHAT EiT;ER THAILAND OR PAKISTAN WOULD KOREA TO FINANCE PURCHASE OF UP TO 2~00 BANK OF HAWAI I VS. MIXERS BE ASKED TO SEND TROOPS IN ACCORDANCE $10,990,000 WORTH OF COTTON FROM U.S. 4:00 SPOILERb VS. GARDEN SHOP WITH THE AGREEMENT SIGNED BETWEEN THE SUPPLIERS. 6:00 CROSSROADS VS. MARINE DEPT. DUTCH AND !NDONESIANS PROVIDING rOR MONDAY 6:30 WECO VS. MIXERS TEMPORARY U. N. ADMINISTRATION OF THE DOCTOR'S ORDERS TERRITOR'I. SENATOR TO COLLEAGUES: "I'M UNDER BRANDON fiELD PRACTIC[ DOCTORfs ORDERS, GENTLEMEN--ltM TO SATURDAY CROSSROADS WE HOPE YOU FIND MORE ENJOYMENT IN CUT DOWN ON SMOKING, GIVE UP fRiED SUNDA'Y WECO YOUR SECOND CHilDHOOD THAN YOU DID IN FOODS AND VOTE 'NO' ON MED~CAL AID FOR MONDAY CHANCE VOUGHT YOUR FIRST. THE AGED.» -- LICHTY. PAGE 6 HO~R~LASS SATURDAY 18 AUGUST 1962 NOTICES mOvie6 :Jonigkt WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOwTIME 7~30 P M. SUBSTiTUTE TEACHERS ~EEDED fOR T~E I1t-H RACLE WORKER" B & 'II GEORGE SEUTZ HIGH SCHOOL AND ELEMEN­ A~~E BANCROfT, PATTY DUKE, VICTOR JORY--ADAPTED fROM THE BROAD­ TARY GRADES. POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN WAY PLAY OF T~E ~~~E TI~L~, THIS IS THE TRUE STORY Of ANNIE SULLIVAN'S DEDI­ ALL SUBJECTS. CALL INDUSTRiAL RELA­ CATED EfFORTS TO ~ELP THt YOUNG HELEN KELLER EMERGE fROM A SlGHTLESS AND TIONS OffiCE 2189-2~90 OR MR. GLASS­ SOuNDLESS WORLD. SHOR"T Si,..BJt:CT~"SOIIJGS Of A NATIONS" COCt< AT 601. RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. PART T!ME BARBERS TO WORK LATE AfT­ "TI-iE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE" B & VI ERNOON AND EVENINGS. CONTACT PERSON­ JAMES ST£wART, JOHN WAYNE--THIS IS THE STORY OF A COURAGEOUS NEL OffiCE TCT. EASTERN lAWYER WHO ARRIVES IN A LAWLESS WESTERN TERRITORY TO HANG OUT HIS SHINGLE AND !MMED!ATE~Y INCURS THE HATRED Of A RUTHLESS GUNMAN.

CLERK-TYPIST fUL~ TIME FO~ RCA, YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00P.Mo AND 9:00 P.Mo ROI NAMUR OffiCE. CONTACT C~T~ STUTZ­ "A MAJORITY OF ONE" C BACH AT 9-8-343. ROSALIND RUSSE~L, ALEC GUINESS--fROM THE BROADWAY SUCCESS iN WH~CH A JEWISH BROOKLYN WIDOW AND A JAPANESE INDUSTRIALIST FIND EACH OTHER AND NEED 24" OR 26" GIRL'S B!KE--CALL HILARIOUSLY LEARN EACH OTHER'S WAYS. SHORT SUBJECT: "RAW RAW ROOSTER" 581. ROXY -- SHOWT5MES 6:30 P M. AND 8:30 P.M. fOR SALE "GAZEBO" B & 'vi RELAX-A-CuZOR i~ EXCELLENT CO~DITJON GLENN FORO, DEBBIE REYNOLDS--BASED ON THE BROADWAY STAGE HIT, CALL 2149 DuRING WORKING HOURS OR 2355 ~N WHICH A TOP TV MYSTERY WRITER BURiES A DEAD MAN UNDER HIS GAZEBO, S~ORT AfTER 5 PaM. SUBJECT: "PEOESTRIA~ SAFETY"

MAD CLUB -- SHOW11ME 7~30 P.M. I lOT ASSORTED CURTAB~S AND DRAPER­ IES, I PAiR NEW LADIES KEDS-SIZE 8i "VOYAGE TO THE BOTIOM Of THE SEA" MED. AND I ALL SILK LIGHT GREEN SHEATH WALTER PIDGEON, JOAN fONTAINE -- No SNYOPSiS AVAILABLE DYNASTY DRESS SllE 18. C~LL 570 ANY­ MOV~ES SUNDAY TIME. OCEAN VIEW--IiA MAJORITY Of ONE" SHOWTIME 7=30 P.M. o 0 u 0 (I R~CHAROSON--"MIRACLE WORKER" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. fOUND YOKWE YUK--"MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALENCE" SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M. AND 9:00 P.M. RiNG Of KEYS, CLAdM AT MARi~E DE­ ROXy __ IIALL HANDS ON DECKu C & CS PAT BOONE, BUDDY HACKETT--A STOWAWAY GIRL PARTMENT -- PhONE 431 REPORTER DISGU~SED AS A GOB ABOA~D A NAV~ LST BRINGS BOTH ROMANCE AND CHOAS uNTO lHE LIFE Of A YOUNG NAVAL OFfiCER A CHICKASAW INDIAN SAILOR SUNGLASSES WITH AMBER fRAMES NEAR AND ~IS PET TURKEY ADD TO THE CONfUSION FOR ALL HANDS ON DECK THE SAR MAINTENANCE LINE AT A~RPORT. MAD CLUe-.. "THE COSSACKS" SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. EDMUND PURDOM, JOHN DREW BARRYMORE ~O SNYQPSIS AVAILABLE. LOST ----SOyIS SilVER RING, ENGRAVED wnHt1 T" ROI NAMUR MOVIES IN SPECIAL SERViCES BUILDING LAST CHURCH SERVICES SATURDAY Ie AUGUST 1962 I WEEK. RETURN TO H~~~GLASS OR CALL 2217 CATHOLIC I "ESCAPE FROM ZAHRAIN" C & CS 8~00 rATHER L[~ F. FEY THIS IS THE STORY OF A SMALL GROUP OF SUNDAY MASS - 7 A.M AND 9 A.M. IN PEOPLE WHO, WilLINGLY AND UNWILLINGLY, AOUL r SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL ACCOMPANY AN ARAB NATIONIST LEADER ON ALL ADULTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND DAilY MASS--TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, HIS DESPERATE DASH fOR fREEDOM ACROSS THE ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSo TriE THUkavAY, rl'tiDAY - 4:45 PoM. IN THE THE DESERT TO THE PERSIAN GUlf. THE CLASS MEETS EACH SUNDAY MORNING FROM CHA~EL. SAT_RDAY A1 8:30 A.M. IN THE PRINCIPALS, INVOLVEr WITH A GANG OF 10:00 TO 10:45 IN ROOM 8 Of THE SCHOOL. CHAPEL. CUTTHROAT ARABS, ARE AN ENGLISH SPY, ENJOY A PERIOD Of CHRiSTINE fELLOWSHIP CONfESSIONS--SATURDAY - 7 P.M. TO A PRETTY AMBULANCE NURSE AND A YOUNG AND INSPIRATIONAL DISCUSSION WITH MRS. 8 P.M. U.S. OIL MAN. QUINN AND MEL Fox ALTERNATING AS PROTESTANT TEACHERS. SUNDAY 19 AUGUST 1962 REV DONALD S. DAUGH1RY "ROAD TO HOrG KONG"BoB HOPE, BING D!VI~E SERVICES - 'I A ~. IN THE CROSBy--fILMED IN HONG KONG AND LONDON, TEENAGERS PICNIC SUNDAY MEMORIAL CHAPEL. BING AND BOB GET INVOLVED WITH A ROC­ SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10 A.M. IN THE THERE WILL BE A PICNIC SUNDAY, AUG. KET SHIP WHICH fAllS INTO THE HAND Of GEORGl SElTZ SCHOOL 19TH, FOR ALL DEPENDENT TEENAGERS TO A "THIRD POWER" SENDING THEM AROUND FRiDAY, 7:30 PoN. CHAPLAIN DAUGHTRY BE HELD AT BIEJE ISLAND. BE AT THE THE WORLD AND LEAVING THEM IN HONG WILL TEACH THE ADULTS NEW TESTAMENT MARINE DEPARTMENT RAMP AT 7:30 A.M. KONG fOR HILARIOUS ADVENTURES. BRING YOUR OWN PICNIC lUNCH; REFRESH­ CLAS5ES IN ROOM 2 OF THE GEORGE SEITZ MONDAY 20 AUGUST !962 MENTS Will BE AVAILABLE (BRING 50¢ TO SCHOOL "A BREATH Of SCANDALIt C JOHN GAViN, COVER THE COST Of SODA WATER, ETC.) SOPHIA LOREN--THE STORY IS ABOUT A GAY REMINDERS: WEAR TENNIS SHOES WHEN CHURCH Of CHRIST SERVICES WILL BE AUSTRIAN PRINCESS WHO UPSETS THE COURT WALKING ON CORAL ROCK (NO GO-AHEADS); HELD SUNDAY AT II :15 A.M. IN THE GEORGI Of EMPEROR fRANZ JOSEPH WITH HER DAR­ BRING SUN TAN LOTION AND PROTECTIVE SEITZ SCHOOL (2 ROOMS DOWN FROM THE ING ESCAPADES, INCLUDING A ROMANTIC CLOTHiNG, HAVE A SIGNED PERMISSION MAIN SCHOOL OfFICE). SERVICES WILL CAPRICE WITH A HANDSOME, YOUNG VISITING SLIP fROM ONE OF YOUR PARENTS AUTHOR­ ALSO BE HELD SUNDAY EVENING AT 6:00 AMERICAN. IZING YOU TO GO. PARENTS ACCOMPANY­ P.M ING YOU ON THIS TRIP WILL BE MESSRS. AND MRS. PORTH, BOWERS, HUTCHINSON, JEWISH SERVICES WILL BE HELD ON THE SOME CLASSES YET OPEN COLEMAN AND MALONE, ALSO, CLlrr RAN­ 1ST AND 3RD FRIDAY EVERY MONTH, 8 P.M. THERE ARE STILL OPENINGS AVAilABLE DOLPH, JOHN ILMA~, BUCK CARTER, AND AT THE CHAPEL fOR ENROLLMENT IN COURSES OFFERED FOR JODY HERRY. THE BOAT WILL ARRIVE THE THIRD SEMESTER OF THE KWAJAlEIN KWAJAlEIN ON THE RETURN TRIP AT ABOUT PENTECOSTAL GROUP MEETS IN THE CHAPEL CENTER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I. 4~oo P.M •• EVERY SUNDAY AT 7:30 P.M. OUR SPEAKER CALL MRS. O'SHEA, THE PROGRAM DIRECTOR, WilL BE MARION MCCOY. AT 604, fOR COUNSElliNG AND INfORMATIO~ SUNDAY SCUBA TRIP EPISCOPALIAN SERVICES ARE HELD WANTED THE BOAT WILL DEPART AT 8 A.M. FOR EVERY TUESDAY EVENING AT 7:00 P.M. IN LADIES 2611 BICYCLE-CALL DR JUDD, THE lAGOON SIDE OF NINNI. DIVE MASTER THE STATION CHAPEL. PHONE 601 OR AT TRAilER 97 JOE VALDEZ If YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY MADE RESERVATIONS, CALL H. SCHERER 9- L.OQSo SERVICES ARE HELD EACH SUN­ CHILD'S WAKEE BIKE BRAND WALKER 393 DURiNG WORKING HOURS. NINNI FEA­ DAY AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL ROOM 11 PHONE 2416. TURES AN IMPRESSIVE UNDERWATER SCEN­ AT THE fOLLOWING TIMES: PRIESTHOOD ERY, GOOD SPEAR fISH~NG AND SOME BLACK MEETING-8:30 A.M , SUNDAY SCHOOL 9=30 fOR SALE CORAL. ALL NEW ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ARE A M. AND SACRAMENT MEETING 10:30 A.M. NEW AKAI TERECORDER MODEL M-6 WITH REMINDED THAT THEY MUST HAVE A "BUDDY" MATCHING AKAI SPEAKERS. $260.00 CON­ AND FLOTAT!ON GEAR CHRISTIAN SCiENCE SERVICES WilL BE TACT TIM MORGAN 2105. HELD IN QTRS. 420B THIS SUNDAY-10.30AM NEWS ITEMS? CALL THE HOURGlASS-539 PRESCRIPTION GLASSES FOUND AT DALLY LIF'lD-CLAIM AT t "" 4S~ PAGE HOU~GLASS SATURDAY 18 AUGUST iq62 r-~~--L------~------T------·----~~~~~------~r------~~~~~~~~~-2~~--~ WHTH REGARD TO T~C R~GORS AND DETR!MEN- THINGS TO REMEMBER TRA IlFf~S DOllBLE TAL EF~ECTS O~ THE TROP!CS--SPECIAL I SLAteD HOUS I NG WIRING, rUNGUS-TREA-tD PLYWOOD INNER SAVE THE PIECES--ir YOU SPEAK YOUR ftf wALLS, PLASTIC AN~ COPPER PLUMBING, GlASSES~ THE HOSP!TAL ADMINiSTRATOR POINT MUGU, CALnF. PURE AluM.NJ~ COAleD ALLOY OUTER SHEATH CAN STiLL OBTAIN THE PRESCRiPTuON FROM VAST AREAS O~ MOBILITY CHARACTER­ lNG} AND TREATED FLOORING iNSULATION. THEM TO OROER ANOTHER PAIR. iZE THE PACiFiC MISSILE RANGE. EVEN THE STAPLES AND SCREWS MUST MEET 000000 Wu:r.. RE'QU I RED, THE: AREA OF' THE SPECIAL SPEC~FICAr~ONS AND ARE USUALLY THE DEPENDENTS CLINIC IS CONDUCTED ON RANGE CAN STRETCH FROM THE PAcnrlC BRONZE OR ALUHINUM. THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE HOSPITAL IN COAST TO THE INDBAN OCEAN AND FRO~ BEFORE THE ALUMiNUM SIDING .S PUT THE DENTAL SECTION~ ApPOiNTMENfS MAY POLE TO POLE. MOBll~TY-- IN THE ON, ThE ENTIRE TRAILER IS ENCASED IN A BE MADE BY PHONiNG 476 FROM 7,30 TO INSTRUMENTS USED TO LAUNCH, TRACK COCOON Of VINYL PLAST~C. THIS SHEATH 4.30, MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. EMER- AND RECOVER SPACE-AGE VEHDCLES AS fORMS A VAPOR BARRIER AS A FiNAL MEAS- GENCIES WilL BE TAKEN CARE OF AT AN~ WELL AS ON THE PART Of RANGE PERSON­ URE Of PROTECT~ON AGAINST HUMID CLIMATE TIME. AFTER HOURS, SUNDAYS AND ~Ol~DAYS NEl-- MAKES THE HUGE OPERATION FEAS~­ CO~PlETELY FURNISHED UN DECORATOR PHONE 2/60 OR 2162. BLE AND AS ECONOMICAL AS POSS!6lEo MOST OF THE TECHiNICAL EQUiPMENT COkORS AND AiR-cnNDiTIONED, THESE SPACE USED BY AMR ~S ON TRUCKS, VANS OR AGE MOB~LE HOMES rAKE TWICE AS LONG SHOP EARLY--PATRONS or THE COMM!SSAR( SHiPS AND CAN BE SPOTTED IN OCEAN AS REGULAR TRAILEKS TO CLEAR THROUGH ARE REQUESTED TO 00 THE~R SHOPPING ON AREAS OR ON LAND AS NEEDED. THUS CON- THE MANUfACTURER'S ASSEMBLY LINE, OR MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND r~IDAYS PRIOR TO PoMo IF POSSIBLE, ORDER TO CEPT OF MOBllill I!:> NOW BEBNG APPLIEl> AB')Jl SEVEN TO 10 DAYS. THIS REfLECTS 4:30 ~NI MINIMIZE THE CONGESTION AT THE CHlCK­ TO THE HOUSIN~ Of FAM!LIES Of THE THE CARE WHUCH GOES INTO THEIR ASSEMBLY; MEN WHO MAN THUS EQUiPMENT. FURTHER ASSURANCE THAT THE FAMILIES Of OUT STANDS ArTER 4:30 ON THESE EVEN~NGS As THE MOBILE TRACKING AND !NSrRU~ MAN' PAC~fIC M!SSILE RANGE TECHNiCIANS 000000 BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUPS FOR ARr~CLES 10 MENTATiON FACILHTJES MOVE fRO~ LAND AND ENGIN£ERS WILL HAVE COMfORTABLE BE CONSiGNED OR DONATED Will iE P~C~ED SiTE TO S~TE, MOBSLE HOMtS OFfEN W~TH rl0uSJNG WHEREVER DUTY TAKES THr1 IN THEM,PROV!DHNG COMfORTABLE fAMHLY SUPPORT OF TrlE NATIONS SPACE fROGRAMn UP TUESDAYS BETWEEN 9 AND I I A.M. CALL 646 OR 2403 IEFORE MONDAY EVEN~NGS QUARtERS fOR OPERATORS AND T£CHN!C~A~So 0 •• 00 ••••• FOR P~CKUP THE FOtLOWUNG MORNij~Q. THE PACifiC MISSILE R~NGE JNCLUDEst MOUNTA!NBALL STANDjNGS A DOZEN "DOWNRANGE" PACif~C ~SlANOS' NATI:ONAl lE'AGUE WON LOST PCT eOOO()O , I) C 4 ADV I SE FOLKS BACK H()4E THE PROCEDU'R E TO THE NAVAL MiSSilE rACILnY, PonNT u. ROSSROADS I 0800 ARGUELLO, CALifORNIA, THE HeADQUARTER 2. BANK OF HAWAii 4 ! .800 rOLlOW TO NOTifY 'OU Of A StR!OUS ~ll­ NESS OR DEATH iN THE rA~ilY~ SAfS FRAN Af PoaNT MUGU; AND A FEW SMALL WEST 3. SFOHL£RS 4 I o Boo TERWILLiGER, RED CROSS F~EkD DiRECTOR COAST S HTES. Ij. 0 MAR ~ NE' DEFT. -: I 750 HERE. THEY SHOULD CONT~CT THEiR LOCAL AT PRESENT, THE GREATEST CONCEN- 50 WECO 2 2 ·500 RED CROSS CHAPTER WHO WILL VERijfY THE TRATiON OF TEMPORARY AND S~Mi-PERM- 6. OKOLEHAU I 2 ·333 fACTS AND ijNFORM THE DIRE('TOR HERE. iN ENENT PMR PERSONNEL ARE ON KWAJALEIN Iu· CHA~CE VOUGHT I 33 .25 0 CASES WHERE EMERGENCY lEAVE is !ND~CAT­ ~N THE MARSHALL ISLANDS, WHERE THERE ~ GARDEN SHOP I .250 EDi THIS PRQCEDURE WILL EXPEDITE THE ARE ANTB-MISSNLE FACiLITIES fOR 90 M~XERS I 3 .250 GRANTING OF EMERGENCY LEAVE AND OBTAIN~ TESTiNG THE ARMY~S NIKE-ZEliS AGA~Nsr w. An~ TRA"'nC 0 Ij. .000 ING TRANSPORTATiON. THERE !b NO CHARGE II NiER CONT! NEW AL BA ... L8 ST rc M! 5S! LES. AMER Ii CAN lr AGUE FOR THIS SERViCE, MORE THA 3,000 PERSONS HAVE 3tEN 10 DOUGLAS 4 o 1.000 CROW~ED ONTO TH~S SMALL MiD-PACifIC 2 ROi NAMUR 3 o 1.000 APPROPRIATE ATTIRE REQUIRED. FOR THE ATCLL TO BUilD NIKE-ZfUS FACk~ IT1ES ~() H!GH SCHOOL 3 2 .600 BENEfiT Of THE LADiES RECENTLY COMING AND CONDUCT TESTS. MOST Of ~HESE PER- NAVV 3 2 .600 SONS ARE LOCATED ON THE MAiN iSLAND 5· rlll~AMER~CA~S 3 2 .600 TO KWAJAlEIN~ THEY ARE REMINDED lHAT OF t{WAJALEijNo iN A MOVE TO PERf'vIn AS 6., UTiL~i IES 3 2 .600 SHORT SHORTS ARE NOT PERMiTTED TO BE WORN IN THE COMMISSARY OR KWAJ STORE, MANY fAMILiES AS POSSIBLE TO ACCOMP- 7." rlRE COMeTS 3 0500 BUT ARE ONLY TO IE WORN IN THE QUAR1ERS ANr EMPLOYEES AND MILITARY PERSONNEL 8 CARDiNALS I ~ .200 ASSINGED TO KWAJAtEDN, THE NAVY HAS 9· SECURITY I 4 .200 AREA. ORDERED 257 MOBILE HOMES TO DOUBLE !O. B!LLETiNG o 5 .000 KEEP AWAY FROM PIER WHEN VESSELS ARE THE PRESENT NUMBER Of FAMILv QUARTERS UNLOADING. HANDLING OF CARGO TO AND THE ISLAND is ALREADY SO CROWDED INDiVIDUAL STANDiNGS NATIONAL LEAGUE FROM SHIPS CAN CREATE SERiOUS HAZARDS THAT A !9-ACRE SiTE HAS BEEN ~DDED TO PERSONS NOT DIRECTLY EMPLOYED !N WiTh CORAL MATERIAL DREDGED FROM THE LEADING BATTERS SUCH ACTiVITIES. ANYONE WITHOUT OFfiCI ATOLL'S LAGOON TO PROViDE SPACE FOR Co HUNTACUTAN-SPOILERS 1.000 AL ASSIGNMENT ON THE PIER A~D CARGO PARKiNG THE TRAILERS. B.BRINKLEY· WECO .615 DEME LLO-BANKOH HANDLING AREAS WHILE ACTIVITY is iN THE NAVY AND I TS ARMY T£ NAt''''' ARE B~ .611 PROGRESS MUST STAY AWAY. THE SECURITY PURCHASING SPECiAllY CONSTRUtTfD G.GRiFFiN-BANKOH .600 PATROL HAS BEEN iNSTRUCTED TO ENfORCE MOBilE HOMES fROM THE MOBiLE HOLDINGS DoMAKAHANALOA-MARINE DEPT •• 600 THIS REQU!REMENT~ CORPORATION OF CYPRESS, CALirQ) AND THE MAYfLOWER TRAILER COMPANY, TORR­ MOST R'JNS BATTED IN DO NOT BORROW A BiCYCLE W~THOUT OWNER' ANCE, CALDFo, fOR A TOTAL PuRCHASE r,o GRIFFIN-BANKOH 10 CONSENT. UNAUTHORiZED POSSESSION Of A PRICE Of ABOUT MILLiON THiRTY­ L. BARCOMA-CROSSROADS 7 $2.25 BICYCLE CONSTITUTES PETTY LARCENY AND TWO UNITS HAVE ALREADY BEEN INSTALLED Ao OkOLAViCH-BANKOH 7 ViOLATORS, WHEN CAUGHT, HAVE SEEN PAY­ ON KWAJALEIN AND THE REMAINDER ARE l. I KEDA-BANKOH 7 ING $35 FINES. RESIDENT~ ARE URGED TO SCHEDULED fOR COMPLETION AND DELiVERY SECURE THEIR BICYCLES WiTH lOC~S WHEN BY SEPTEMBER I. THE TRAILERS ARE B£iN MOST HOME RUNS NOT IN USE. TRANSPORTED fROM SAN rRANCiSCO fO TH£ H. ASATO-A,R TRAFfiC 2 PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACiliTY AT G, GRIFFIN-BANKOH 2 KWAJALEIN BY THE MILITARY SEA TRANSPO M. KAPELLi-M'XERS 2 SERV~CE ABOARD MANY TYPES OF VESSELS INCLUDING AiRCRAFT CARRIERS NORMALLY INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS AMERiCAN LEAGUE USED TO FERRY AIRCRAFT TO OVERSEAS LEADING BATTERS BASES. F. NrVRINCEAN-H!GH SCHOOL ·700 ALTHOUGH OUTWARDLY SIMiLAR TO B. PODROUZEK-NAVY .667 OTHER MORDERN THREE-BED~OOM MOBll£ S. ROWLAND-Rol NAMURo625 HOMES, THE TRAILERS HAVE MANY SPECIAL 00 DAVis-FIRE COMETS .625 FEATURES TO PROTECT THEM fROM EXT~£~E!~O CHOy-FURE COMETS .6t5 HIGH TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY OF THE MOST RUNS BATTED IN ISLAND AREA. J. GOHUER-FIRE COMETS " THE HEAVY f~OOR STEEL FRAME IS D. KANEAPUA-rIRE COMETS II COVERED WiTH fOUR LAYERS OF 5PECIAL W. BALiDAY-rIRE COMETS " CORROSION-RESISTANT PAINT DEVELOPED B S. KAPAKU-Ro! NAMUR 10 NAVY. WOOD USED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF E~ CHOY-riRE COMETS 9 THE SIDE fRAMES IS TREATED BY A PROC­ MOST HOMERUNS ESS IN WHICH SALTS ARE fORCED BY ~iGH J. PLUNKETT-Rol NAMUR 2 PRESSURE INTO THE GRAIN, PENETRA1~NG B. BEST-DOUGLAS 2 DEEP BENEATH THE SURFACE TQ PROTECT Do KANEAPUA-rIRE COMETS 2 THf WOOD AGADNST fUNGUS AND VERMIN" In GOHBr~-riRE COMETS EVERY EIT OF MATER!AL THAT GOES Fo CLARK-HIGH SCHOOL 2 INTO THE TRAILERS MUST BE SELtC1EO Ro SAMSON-rIL-AMERICANS 2 (CONTINUED iN NEXT COLUMN) Aug~st 20, 1962 through August 26, 1962 SPECIAL SERVICES ACTIVITY SHEET

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 RICHARDSON nIEATER

KEY WITNESS HEY LETS 11I11ST LIGHT IN THE GRASS IS TIro LOVES ESCAPE FROM ROAD TO PIAZZA. GREENER ZAHRAIN HONG KONG YOKTiJ'E YUK CLUB THEATER

HEY LETS TWIST LIGHT IN THE GRASS IS KEY ~rrTNESS ESCAPE FROM ROAD TO TWO LOVES PIAZZA GREENER ZAHRAIN HOW Kom OCEAN VIEW THEATER

LIGHT IN THE GRASS IS KEY WITNESS HEY LETS TWIST ROAD TO TWO LOVES ESCAPE FROM PIAZZA GREENER HONG KONG ZAHRAIN ROXY THEATER

TWO LOVES ESCAPI FROM ROA,!) TO LIGHT IN THE KEY WITNESS GRASS IS HEY LETS ZAHRAIN HON} KONG PIAZZA G~NER TWIST KEY WITNESS - B&W Jeffery Hunter, Pat Crowley Sl MT'l. DRAMA HEY LETS TWIST -B&W Joev Dee, Teddy Randazzo SO "IN. CO~1EDY LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA -C-CS Warren Beatty, V~Vlan Le~gh 101 r.nN. DRAMA GRASS IS GREENER -C-CS Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr 105 l>fIN. DRAMA TWO LOVES -C Laurence Harvey, Shlrley ~~c]aine 100 MIN. DRAMA ESCAPE FROM ZAHRAIN -C-CS Yul Brynner, Sal Mlneo 110 MINo + NEWS & SPORTS DRAMA ROAD TO HOHl Korn -B&W Blng Crosby, Bob Hope 91 MIN. COMEDY

TWO SHOWS WILL BE SHOWN NIGHTLY AT THE ROn THEATER AN:) THE YOKWE YOK 'IREATER. FIRST SHOW AT THE ROXY WILL START AT 1830 AND THE SECOf\.TD WILL START AT 2030. FIRST SHOW AT THE YOKWE YOK WILL START AT 1900 AND THE SECOND WILL START AT 2100. WATCH THE HOURGLASS FOR CHANGES IN THE SECOND MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE.

THERE ARE MOVIES SHOWN AT MIDNIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB lliEATER EACH TUESDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHT CI THE MIDNIGHT SHOW WILL FEATURE "LIGHT IN 'IRE PIAZZA" AND "KEY WITNESS" THIS WEEK. ROI NAMUR MOVIES

BREATH OF ZOTZ TEEN AGE MIIJ.IOT\JARE THE ROI{AN SPRING MARRIAGE GO WAR HUNT 13 WEST STREET SCANDAL OF MRS STONE ROUND + + PfWft'OM HORq NEWS DEPENDENT'S POOL 1000-1900 CLOSED 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 BACHELOR'S POOL 0700-2100 CLOSED 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2l00 0700-2100 0700-2100

BOWLIN} ALLEY 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1700 1300-1700 1700-2200 1700-2200 1700-2200 1700-2200 1700-2200 1800-2200 1S00-2200 LEAGUE NITE LEAGUE NITE LEAGUE NITE LEAGUE NITE LEAGUE NITE OPEN BOWLING LEAGUE NITE LIBRARY 09QO...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 1800-2130 HOBBY SHOP 1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1200-1630 1730-1930 1730-1930 1730-1930 1730-1930 1730-2100 1730-2100 1730-2100 ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER 0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 CLOSED 1330-1730 1330-1730 1330-1730 1330-1730 1330-1730 1330-1730 CERAMICS SHOP 1900-2100 1900-2100 MOUNTAINBALL IS FEATURED EVERY NIGHT AT DALLY FIELD TENNIS IS FEATURED EVERY NIGHT AT THE YOKWE YOK TENNIS COURTS