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KWAJALEiN. MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY 1'5 APRIL ,q6~ VOL. 4 No 0 140~ DAYLIGHT OPERATION FRIDAY EASTER EGG HUNT CONfESSION IN THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL CAN SOUND AS RENO MURDER EARLY AS 1640 LOCAL (4~40 PoMo) FOR IS SUCCESS RENO, NEVADA, (UPI)--AN 18-YEAR-OLD FRIDAY'S DAYLIGHT OPERATION. NON­ AN ESTIMATED CROWD OF 600 ATTENDED HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT LAST NIGHT CON­ ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL SHOULD PLAN TO THE LOCAL EASTER EGG HUNTo THREE FESSED TO STRANGLING AND DISMEMBERING PROCEED DIRECTLY TO SHELTER AREAS UP­ THOUSAND EGGS WERE HIDDEN AROUND DALLY SHAPELY SONJA MCCASKIE, A FORMER BRIT­ ON SECURE OF NORMAL WORKING HOURS. FJELD AND CHILDREN OF ALL AGES PARTICI­ ISH SKI STAR WHOSE BODY WAS FOUND OTHER CHANGES IN THE NORMAL ROUTINE PATED IN THE SEARCH. THE EGGS WERE STREWN AROUND HER APARTMENT LAST WEEK. ARE: GAILY COLORED IN AN ARRAY OF REDS, POLICE CHARGED THOMAS LEE BEAN OF BUSES TO REMOVE NON-ESSENTIAL PER­ GREENS, BLUES ETC. RENO WITH MURDER AFTER THE YOUTH MADE SONNEL FROM lHE GROUND HAZARD AREA A CONCENTRATED SEARCH WAS DIRECTED AN ORAL CONFESSION TO THE SAVAGE SLAY­ WILL LEAVE THE JTO BUILDING AT '500. FOR THE GOLD AND SILVER EGGS WHICH ING AND RE-ENACTED THE CRIME AT THE CLUBS WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS AT NOR­ MEANT THAT A PRIZE WAS IN STORE fOR VICTIM'S DUPLEX. HIS ARREST FOLLOWED MAL TiMES BUT WILL CLOSE WHEN THE THE FINDERS OF THESE EGGS o SPECIAL A RULLET-PUNCTUATED CHASE ON A DOWN­ TAKE COVER SIGNAL SOUNDS. SERVICES SUPPLIED THE PRIZES WHICH WERE TOWN RENO STREET EARLIER SATURDAY. GOLF COURSE WILL BE CLOSED AND SIX CUDDLY BUNNIES, THREE OF THEM DISTRICT ATTORNEY WILLIAM RAGGIO CLEARED AT 13450 STANDING OVER THREE FEET TALL, ijN A AND POLICE CHIEF ELMER BRISCOE SAID THE LAST MARSHALLESE WORK BOAT WILL VARIETY OF COLORSo THE YOUTH STRANGLED MISS MCCASKIE WITH LEAVE AT 1600, PLEASE RELEASE YOUR FINDERS OF THE GOLDEN EGGS WERE: A PIECE OF TWINE, "RAPED" HER DEAD MAID IN TIME TO CATCH ITo BOBBY KNEIP IN THE PRE-SCHOOL GROUP, BODY, AND THEN SPENT ABOUT FIVE AND THE STANDARD SHELTER AREA INFORMA­ ROBERT SOMMERS IN THE GRADES 1-2-3 A HALF HOURS BUTCHERING THE ATTRACTIVE TION FOLLOWS, REPORTS FROM THE LAST GROUP AND DAVID TILFORD IN THE GRADES BLONDE WITH KITCHEN KNIVES AND RAZOR OPERAT~ON INDICATE THAT NAVY AND SE­ 4-5-6 GROUPo BLADES. CURITY PERSONNEL HAD GOOD COOPERATION. S,LVER EGGS WERE FOUND BY: RAGGIO SAID THE PRETTY SECRETARY, PLEASE CONTINUE TO ASSIST THEM AND DEBBIE ANDREWS OF THE GRADES 4-5-6 WHOSE BODY WAS DISCOVERED LAST FRIDAY STAY INSIDE YOUR SHELTER AREA UNTIL GROUP, ALLAN BAYSEK OF THE GRADES 1-2- NIGHT, WAS A "CHANCE VICTIM" AND THAT THE: ALL CLEARo 3 GROUP AND TIMMY BERRY OF THE PRE­ THE yorrTH DID jl.frT KNOW HER. GROUND SAFETY PROCEDURES SCHOOL GROUP. THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY SAID BEAN HAD ALL PERSONNEL NOT ESSENTIAL TO THE THE HUNT WAS REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN A BEEN PROWLING THE NEIGHBORHOOD, SPOT­ OPERATION MUST BE UNDER, OR PROCEEDING SUCCESS AND MANY A HOUSE ON KWAJo WILL TED A PAIR OF THE VICTIM'S UNDERGAR­ TO, A SHELTER WHEN THE TAKE COVER SIG­ BEAR THE RESULTS OF THIS DAY WiTH MULTI MENT ON A CLOTHESLINE IN HER BACKYARD NAL IS HEARDo COLORED EGGS ON DISPLAY THROUGHOUT THE AND ENTERED THE DUPLEX THROUGH AN UN­ TAKE COVER SIGNAL - THREE TEN SECOND WEEK.

LOCKED REAR DOOR. BLASTS ON FIRE SIREN AND "TAKE COVER 000000 IN HIS ORAL CONFESSION, BEAN SAID FOR M!SSILE OPERATIONS" BROADCAST ON MEDICAL FIRST HE FOUND MISS MCCASKiE ASLEEP, LATE AFRS. LONDON, (UPI)--A HISTORIC OPERATION THURSDAY NIGHT. SHE AWOKE WITH A BUILDINGS SUITABLE FOR PERSONNEL IN WHICH A KIDNEY FROM A DEAD CHilD START, THE YOUTH TOLD POLICE, AND HE SHELTER (3 INo CONCRETE ROOF AND FA­ WAS TRANSPLANTED TO A BOY WAS ANNOUNCED STRANGLED HERo HE THEN "RAPED" HER, CILITIES)o TODAY BY SURGEONS AT HAMMERSMiTH Hos­ RAGGIO SAIDo YOKWE YUK CLUB PITAL HEREo AFTER DISMEMBERING THE YOUNG WOMAN, SURFRIDER BOQ BLDGo 501 THEY SAID TODAY PAUL HARTSHORNE, 14, BEAN WENT OUTSIDE THE HOUSE, GOT IN SANDS BOQ (FIRST DECK ONLY) THE PATIENT, WAS MAKING GOOD PROGRESS HER SMALL FOREIGN SPORTSCAR ~ND WENT CORAL BOQ (FIRST DECK ONLY) BUT IT WOULD BE AS LEAST TWO MONTHS FOR A "JOY-RIDE," SAID THE "ISTRICT NIKE/ZEUS DORM (FIRST DECK ONLY) BEFORE THEY WOULD BE SATISFIED THE ~TTORNEY. HE RETURNED LATER, PARKED BARRACKS AND STORE BLDG. 704 GRAFT HAD TAKEN. THE CAR OUTSIDE THE APARTMENT AND GENERAL MESS BLDG. 703 THE TRANSPLANT WAS MADE POSSIBLE BY WENT HOME. SPECIAL SERVICES BLDG. 8Q5 A NEW METHOD OF STORING KIDNEYS DEVEL­ "BEAN HAS GIVEN A COMPLETE STATEMENT TRANSIENT HOTEL BLDGo 908 OPED BY HAMMERSMITH SURGEONS, WHO ALSO OF THE EVENTS CONCERNING THE MURDER," TERMINAL/ADMINISTRATION BLDGo 901 WERE THE FIRST TO SUCCESSFULLY TRANS­ RAGGIO SAID, "AND HAS RE-ENACTED THE QUARTERS OF PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION PLANT A KIDNEY FROM A LIVE DONOR o CRIME AT THE APARTMENT. THERE ARE (EXCEPT BLDGo 401, 402, 403, AND 404). PAUL'S fATHER, WALTER, 43, SAiD HE CERTAIN THINGS I CANNOT TELL YOU BE­ ALL CLEAR SIGNAL - TWENTY SECOND WAS TOLD LAST AUGUST HIS SON WOULD NOT CAUSE THE MATTER EVENTUALLY WILL COME BLAST ON FIRE SIREN AND "ALL CLEAR HAVE LONG TO LIVE. HE OFfERED ONErOr TO TRIALo FOR OPERATIONS EXCEPT IN GROUND HAZARD HIS KIDNEYS TO SAVE THE BOY BUT AFTER AREA." "I AM COMPLETELY SATISFIED HE IS THE THE HOSPITAL TESTS DOCTORS SA~D THIS KILLER," THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY CON­ WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE o CLUDED. BATHYSCAPH TO ENTER SEARCH THEN CAME THE OFFER FROM DOCTORS AT THE TWO LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, (UPf)--THE HAMMERSMITH WHO PERFORMED THE OPERA­ SAID A CAMERA STOLEN FROM THE VICTIM'S DEEP-DIVING BATHYSCAPH TRIESTE, WHICH TION TWO WEEKS AGO o RESIDENCE LED THEM TO BEANo A CHECK WILL ATTEMPT TO SOLVE THE MYSTERY OF 11)0.000 OF ALL LOCAL PAWNSHOPS SHOWED THAT WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SUNKEN NUCLEAR LAUNCH TITAN BEAN HAD PAWNED IT SATURDAY FOR $100 SUBMARINE THRESHER, WILL BE TRANS­ VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA, OFFICERS WENT TO BEAN'S HOME, WHERE PORTED TO THE ATLANTIC ABOARD THE SHIP (UPI)--THE AIR FORCE TODAY LAUNCHED A HE LIVES WITH HIS FATHER, THIS AFTER­ POINT DEFIANCE, THE NAVY ANNOUNCED TO­ TITAN INTER-CONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MIS­ NOON AND ASKED THE YOUTH IF HE WOULD NIGHT. SILE FROM THE MISSILE TEST SITE HEREo BE WILLING TO BE FINGERPRINTED AND BUT THE TRIESTE WONtT LEAVE ON ITS OFFICIALS DID NOT ELABORATE ON THE FOOTPRINTED o THE BOY CONSENTED AND LONG JOURNEY UNTIL MONDAY AT THE EAR­ FIRING, BUT SAID ONLY THAT IT WAS A POLICE SAID HIS FOOTPRINT MATCHED ONE LIEST, MEANING IT WILL BE SOME TWO ROUTINE TRAINING LAUNCH. FOUND AT THE SCENE OF THE MURDER. BEAN TOLD POLICE LAST NIGHT THAT AF­ WEEKS BEFORE ACTUAL DIVING AT THE SCENE OF THE DISASTER IS POSSIBLE. TER THEY HAD TAKEN HIS FOOTPRINTS BRITISH SECRETS DISTRIBUTED EARLIER, "I KNEW 'to BEEN HAD." THE NAVY SAID THE 4,900-MILE TRIP LONDON, (UPI)--THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT TO NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT, BY WAY OF ASKED WHY HE BOTHERED TO RETURN MISS ADMITTED TODAY THAT A CRUDELY-PRINTED THE PANAMA CANAL IS EXPECTED TO TAKE MCCASKIE'S CAR TO HER APARTMENT ON THE PAMPHLET DISTRIBUTED TO BAN-THE-BOMB 10 DAYS o THE POINT DEFIANCE, WHICH NIGHT OF THE SLAYING, HE REPLIED o "WHY MARCHERS CONTAINED A GREAT DEAL OF AC­ HAS A TOP SPEED OF 20 KNOTS, IS TENTA­ NOT? IT DIDN'T BELONG TO MEo" CURATE SECRET INFORMATIO~o TIVELY SCHEDULED TO DEPART MONDAYo DURING THE INTERROGATION AT THE PO­ THE PAMPHLET, DISTRIBUTED BY A HITH­ THE NAVY EARLIER HAD PLANNED TO LICE STATION, BEAN BROKE AWAY AND RAN ERTO UNKNOWN ORGANIZATION CALLED It TRANSPORT THE 50-TON, BLIMP-SHAPED DOWN A HALLWAY INTO THE STREET. ABOUT tlS PI ES FOR PEACE," CONCERNED SECRET UN"" CRAFT ACROSS THE CONTINENT 5Y RAlLo A DOZEN OFFICERS CHASED HIM, FIRING A DERGROUND LOCATIONS OF 12 SPECIAL AREA THE CHANGE or PLANS WAS MADE TO ELIM­ VOLLEY OF SHOTS OVER HIS HEAD. HE WAS ADMINISTRATIVE CENTERS WHICH WOULD TAKf RECAPTURED A BLOCK AND A HALF AWAY AND INATE THE COMPLEX TASK OF DISASS£~- OVER THE GOVERNMENT IN CASE OF NUCLEAR, BliNG AND THEN REASSEMBLING AND TEST­ TOLD POLICE, nl F YOU'RE GOING TO SHOOT ATTACK o ING THE TRIESTE, THE NAVY SAID. AT ME, WHY DONtT YOU KILL ME?" 0100000 0000040 TOTAL RAINFALL FOR THE MONTH IS 2.04 000000 BUY UA S" SAVINGS BONDS PAGE 2 HOURGLASS

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE COM­ EXILE LEADER DENOUNCES JFK DIEFENBAKER DEfEATED MANDING OffiCER, PACIfiC MISSILE RANGE WHAT PRICE SANCTUARY? DR. JOSE MIRO OTTAWA, (Up, )--THE ARMED SERVICE fAClLITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, CARDONA, PRESIDENT OF THE EXILE ANTI­ VOTE HAS CONFIRMED THE DEFEAT OF IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU or WEAPONS CASTRO CueAN REVOLUTIONARY CeUNCIL IN CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER JOHN DIEFEN­ CONTRACT NOAS.4176-c WITH THE TRANS­ IN MIAMI DENOUNCED THE PRESIDENT OF THE eAKER'S CONSERVATIVE PARTY GOVERNMENT. PORT COMPANY Of TEXAS. UNITED STATES FOR HALTING HIT-AND-RUN DIEfENeAKER AGREED TO STEP ASIDE THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY RAIDS fROM U S SHORES ON fiDEL CASTRO~ IN ,AVOR OF LI8ERAL PARTY LEADER MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR COMMUNIST STRONGHOLD. THE COUNCIL HAS LESTER PEARSON WHEN THE SERVICt VOTE NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ BEEN RECOGNIZED BY KENNEDY AS SPOKES­ SHOWED HIS PARTY HAD GAINED TWO ADBI­ TION. DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 MAN FOR 250,000 CUBANS GIVEN ASYLUM IN TIONAL HOUSE Of COMMeNS SEATS. JHESE A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. THIS COUNTRY FROM CASTRO'S FIRIN~ GIVE PEARSON 130 SEATS, WHICH WtTH THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO SQUADS. SOCIAL PARTY HELP, WILL ALLOW HIM Te EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. THE PRESIDENT STOPPED THE RAIDS AND FORM A NEW GOVERNMENT. PUT SOME Of THE LEADERS UNDER SUR­ PEARSON AGREED TO MEET WITH DIEFEN­ EDITOR - JIM CHRISTENSEN VEILLIANCE FOR FEAR THEY MIGHT SPARK BAKER ON MONDAY TO DISCUSS THE GOVERN­ WAR WITH RUSSIA Two SOVIET SHIPS IN MENT CHANGE OVER AFTER RECEIVING A ROCKET TEST SUCCESS CUBAN PORTS HAVE BEEN ATTACKED. CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE FROM THE WASHINGTON, (UPI )--AFTER TWO FAILURES, THE STATE DEPARTMENT REVEALED THAT PRIME MiNISTER AUSTRALIA AND THE UNITED STATES SUCCES- MIRO CARDONA, IN AN EMOTIONAL SESSION BARRING AN UNEXPECTED SNAG, iT SEEMS SFULLY SENT AN EXPERIMENTAL ROCKET WITH U.S OFfICIALS, HAD DEMANDED $50 CERTAIN THAT NEXT WEEK, PEARSON WILL HIGH ABOVE THE EARTH TODAY FOR SCIENT'- MILLION TO BUILD A NEW INVASION ARMY, BEC~ CANADA'S 14TH PRIME MINISTER. FIC TESTS IN THE 10NGSPHERE OR ALTERNATIVELY, A VOICE IN KENNEDY'S THE JOINT EFFORT ToeK PLACE EARLY ANTI-CASTRO POLICY THIS WOULD HAVE NEW REPORT ON A-SUB TODAY FROM THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS PLACED THE UNITED STATES IN THE POS- PORTSMOUTH, NEW HANPSHIRE, (UPI )-­ AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION'S (NASA) ITION Of LETTING THE EXILES DICTATE THE ILL-FATED SU8MARINE USS THRESHER LAUNCH SITE AT WALLOPS ISLAND, VIRGINIA. U.S CUBAN STRATEGY REPORTED IT WAS "CHECKING FOR A LEAK" A NASA SPOKESMAN DESCRIBED IT AS VERY MIRO CARDONA'S FOLLOWERS DENIED HE LESS THAN TWO HOURS BEfORE IT PLUNGED SUCCESSFUL Two PREVIOUS SIMILAR MADE SUCH DENANDS. CARDONA TRIED TO 8,000 FEET TO THE OCEAN FLOOR, A NAVAL,

EFFORTS LAST NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER FELL RESIGN FROM THE COUNCIL BUT ADHERENTS OFfiCER TESTIFIED TODAY I SHORT OF EXPECTIONS. PERSUADED HIM TO REMAIN THt COUNCIL LT. JAMES C WATSON, 43, NAVIGATION NASA SAID A TWO-STATE AEROBEE SOUND- VOWED TO CONTINUE TO FIGHT TO LIS­ OffiCER OF THE SUBMARINE ESCORT SHIP ING ROCKET CARRIED A 144-POUND PAYLOAD ERATE ITS HOMELAND, REGARDLESS OF OF­ SKYLARK, PRODUCED HIS SHIP'S LOG DE­ OF INSTRUMENTS TO A HEIGHT Of 125 MI~S flCIAL AMERICAN POLICY SOME MEM8ERS TAILING MESSAGES WITH THE THRESHER DURING AN EIGHT-MINUTE FLIGHT. BRANDED THE PRESIDENT "SOFT" ON CASTRO JUST BEFORE THE SHIP WAS LOST fOREVER. PURPOSE Of THE TEST WAS TO MEASURE AND WILLING TO "CO-EXIST" WITH HIM. THE FIRST FEW MESSAGES READ BY INTENSITY AND SPECTRUM Of VERY LOW THE WHITE HOUSE HAD NO COMMENT. WATSON DEALT WITH POSITION Of THE FREQUENCY RADIO WAVES IN THE IONOSPHERE THRESHER IN THE ATLANTIC. A NASA SPOKESMAN EXPLAINED THAT THESE INDIANA DOPE RING INVESTIGATION "AT 0747 THE THRESHER COMMENCED A MEASUREMENTS COULD PROVE HIGHLY IM­ BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, (UPI )--AN DEEP DIVE," WATSON TOLD A NAVAL BOARD PORTANT IN fUTURE RADIO COMMUNICATIONS INDIANA UNIVERSITY COED WAS HELD OF INQUIRY LOOKING INTO THE TRAGIC DEVELOPMENTS. TODAY ON A CHARGE OF NARCOTICS POSSES­ ACCIDENT. A SPOKESMAN AT NASA's GODDARD SPACE SION AND AUTHORITIES SAID THEY HOPED ABOUT THIRTEEN MINUTES AfTER THE FLIGHT CENTER AT NEARBY GREENBELT, HER ARREST WOULD CRACK A FLOURISHING DEEP DIVE BEGAN THE SUBMARINE TOOK A MARYLAND, SAID A SIMILAR U.S.­ SYNDICATE-TO-CAMPUS DOPE RING. "GERTRUDE CHECK"--NAVY LANGUAGE fOR A AUSTRALIAN EXPERIMENT IS PLANNED LATER MONROE COUNTY PROSECUTOR THOMAS COMMUNICATIONS CHECK, THE WITNESS SAI~ THIS MONTH. HOADLEY SAID MARIJUANA FROM A CHICAGO "Two MINUTES LATER AT 400 FEET THE ...... SYNDrCATE WAS FLOWING INTG INDIANA THRESHER REPORTED IICHECKING FOR A CANNED TUNA fiSH QUARANTINED AND OTHER MIDWESTERN STATES AND UNIVER­ LEAK" THERE WAS APPARENTLY NO Dlf­ BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA,(UPI )--THE SITY POLICE WERE CHECKING OUT REPORTS DICULTY AT THE TIME AND THE DIVE WAS CALifORNIA STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT TO­ OF MARIJUANA PARTIES ON THE CAMPUS. CONTINUED, THE WITNESS SAID DAY QUARANTINED ALL TUNA FISH FROM "THE DOPE WAS SOLD ON CAMPUS," HE EARLIER, A NAVAL OFFICER WHO PART­ THE WASHINGTON PACKING CORP. OF SAN SAID. ICIPATED IN CONSTRUCTION OF THE FRANCISCO 8EARING THE EMBOSSED CODE MISS NANCY C DILLINGHAM, 21, THRl:.!;)HER SAID HE BELIEVED "HUMAN ERRaf "WY2 11 OR "WY3" ON THE CAN LID BLOOMINGTON, A SOPHOMORE AT IU, WAS RESULTED IN THE SINKING Of THE SUB­ THE DEPARTMENT, WHICH ISSUED A RECA~ ARRESTED LAST NIGHT AS SHE DROVE AWAY MARINE WITH THE LOSS OF 129 LIVES. ORDER ON THE TUNA ON MARCH 22, SAID FROM HER ROOMING HOUSE SHE WAS HELD THAT IT HAD EXAMINED MORE THAN 2,000 UNDER $500 BONO PENDING HER APPEARANCE MAYBE SABOTAGE CANS OF 50 DIFfERENT CODES AND FOUND IN CITY COURT MONDAY LONG BEACH,CALIFORNIA, (UPI )--THE ONLY GNE DEfECTIVE. THAT ONE, REPOR~D HOADLEY SAID IN THE INVESTIGATION LONG BEACH INDEPENDENT PRESS-TELEGRAM EARLIER, WAS AN OBVIOUSLY DEfECTIVE HE ACQUIRED THE NAMES Of MIDWEST TODAY PUBLISHED AN ARTICLE QUOTING ONE TAKEN FROM A MARKET IN SARATOGA, SUPPLIERS IN CHICAGO AND TURNED THEM THE NATION'S TOP SUBMARINE ADMIRAL IN CAL If. OVER TO FEDERAL NARCOTICS AGENTS. HE WORLD WAR I' AS SAYING HE BELIEVED THE DEPARTMENT SAID THE fEDERAL SAID HE COULD NOT ESTIMATE HOW MANY THERE WAS A STRONG POSSIBILITY l~T1HE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION HAD STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED. SUNKEN NUCLEAR SUBMARtNE THRESHER WAS FOUND SEVERAL CANSOF TUNA THAT CON- J­ "WE HAVE AT LEAST A DOZEN NAMES, BUT SABOTAGED. TAl NED TYPE E BOTULISM--AND THAT ALL I KNOW THERE ARE MORE," HE SAID. THE NEWSPAPER SAID THAT VICE ADMIRAL WERE FOUND IN CANS THAT WERE BULGING THE PROSECUTOR SAID THE COED WAS AR­ CHARLES A. LOCKWOOD, RETIRED, iN­ OR LEAKING RESTED ON A TIP FROM AN INFORMER WH0 DICATED THAT THE THRESHER COULD HAVE THE STATE DEPARTMENT SAID THA~NLY SAID THAT MARIJUANA COULD 8E FOUND SEEN TAMPERED WITH IN SUCH A WAY THAT A SMALL PORTION OF THE COMPANY'S QUT­ IN tiER APARTMENT SURfACE SHIPS WITH WHICH SHE WAS IN PUT WAS SOLD IN CALIFORNIA AND THAT AUTHORITIES SAID THEY fOUND $50 CONTACT COULD NOT HAVE HEARD AN EX­ THE ONLY BRAND NAMES IT KNEW OF WERE WORTH OF RAW MARIJUANA IN CANS AND PLOSION LAVELED TASTEWELL, OCEAN BEAUTY OR COFFEE JARS IN MISS DILLINGHAM" "I FIGURED IT WAS A MANHOLE OR SEA DRAKES BAY. APARTMENT. VALVE IN THE ATTACK CENTER--THE H~RT THE DEPARTMENT SAID THAT ANY TUNA POLICE SAID THEY FOUND A NOTE IN OF THE SHIP--THAT CARRIED AWAY," BEARING THE SUSPECT CODES SHOULD BE MISS DILLINGHAM'S APARTMENT, SAYING: LOCKWOOD SAID. "TMIS tORCED THE CREW RETURNED TO THE GROCER, THE LOCAL "NANCY, HERE IS YOUR WEEK'S SUPPLY." OUT Of THE CONTROL ROOM, AND THEREfORE HEALTH DEPARTMENT OR THE STATE HEALTH THE NOTE WAS SIGNED "fRITZ," FORCED THEM AWAY fROM CONTROL or THE DEPARTMENT. AUTHORITIES SAID. SHIP." THE DEPARTMENT SA 10 THE ''WY'' I N THE A WARRANT WAS ISSUED FOR THE ARREST LOCKWOOD, 73, WHO COMMANDED THE CODE IDENTIfiED THE PACKING COMPANY Of fRITZ fISHER, A fORMER MEMeER OF SU.MARINE FLleT IN tHE PACifiC fROM AND THE "2" OR "3 ft REfERRED TO THE THE OHIO STATE DIVING TEAM AND NOW A 1943-45 AND New LIVES IN MONTE SERENO, YEAR PACKED--"1962 OR 1963 It GRADUATE STUDENT AT INDIANA UNIVERSITY 40 MILES SOUTH Of SAN fRANCISCO, SAID THE COMPANY PACKED 59 CASES IN HE WAS INCLINED TO AGREE WITH THE DECEMBER, 1962, THE DEPARTMENT SAID, RICKY NELSON MARRIES "ACCIDENT THEORY" eUT THAT THE STRtCT A~ THEN PACKED 18,752 CASES IN JANUAR~ SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, (UPI )--RICKY SAfEGUARDS TAKEN DURING REPAIRS A~ 27,273 IN FEBRUARY AND 35,039 IN NELSON AND KRISTIN HARMON, DAUGHTER OF MAINTENANCE NEARLY PRECLUDED THAT MARCH UP UNTIL THE RECALL WAS ISSUED SPORTSCASTER TOM HARMON AND rORMER POSSIBILITY. THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT SAID IT WAS ACTRESS ELYSE KNOX, TODAY TOOK OUT A "IF YOU TeeK ALL THE NUTS orF AN iN­ CHECKING COMPANY RECORDS TO SEE IF MARRIAGE LICENSE AND SAID THEY WOULD SIDE fLANGE, SEA VALVE, MANHOLE PLATE OTHER BRAND NAMES WERE PACKED FROM MARRY APRIL 20 OR SOMETHI NG Of TIIIAT SORT, IT W'OULD THE SUSPECT LOTS AND HOW MUCH HAD THEY MET AT A BASKETBALL GAME IN CAVE IN WHEN THE PRESSURE BUILT UP BEEN DISTRIBUTED IN CALifORNIA fROM WHICH RICKY AND 8ROTHER DAVID WERE ON THE OUTSIDE," HE SAID. THE LOTS. PLAYING-WITH HARMON ON OPPOSITION SID~.------» HOURGLASS

LIFE ~N OUTER SPACE? Los ANGELES, (UPI)--SCIENTISTS HAVE DISCOVERED BIOLOGICAL rORMS IN METEO­ HISTORY OF THE ISLANDS RITES WHICH THEY BELIEVE MIGHT ONCE NEITHER THE GERMANS NOR THE ISLANDERS orrERED ANY RESISTANCE TO THE HAVE BEEN LIVING MATTER THAT ORIGINATED OCCUPATION, AS THERE WERE NO MILITARY rORCES TO DE rEND THE ISLANDS. SOMEWHERE OTHER THAN EARTH WITHIN THE SOLAR SYSTEM, IT WAS REPORTED TODAY. GERMAN orriCIALS WERE INVITED TO ENTER JAPANESE SERVICE TEMPORARILY, BUT MOST DECLINED AND WERE EVENTUALLY SHIPPED BACK TO GERMANY. IN A CAUTIQtSLY WORDED, GUARDED RE­ PORT ON PRELIMINARY STUDIES, THE TEAM THE JAPANESE MOTIVE IN QUICKLY OCCUPYING GERMANY'S PACIFIC POSSESSION~ Or SCIENTISTS LEFT THE DOOR OPEN TO APPARENTLY STEMMED FROM HER DESIRE FOR POLITICAL DOMINATION OVER THESE SPECULATION OF THE MOVEMENT OF PRIMITIV AREAS, SINCE JAPAN TOOK NO SIGNlrlCANT MILITARY STEPS TO AID THE ALLIESI LIVING MATTER FROM ONE PLANET TO ANOTHER UNTIL LATER IN THE WAR. fOR MANY YEARS, INDEED, THE JAPANESE IN EXPAND- WITHIN THE SOLAR SYSTEM. THE SCIENTISTS ING THEIR EMPIRE, HAD LOOKED WITH COVETOUS EYES UPON TMESE GERMAN POSSE­ SIONS, AND JAPANESE NATIONALS HAD ALREADY WON A TRADING FOOTHOLD THERE STRESSED THEY STILL 010 NOT KNOW THE I CHEMICAL CHARACTER OF "APPARENTLY ORGAN­ TO THE FULLEST EXTENT THAT GERMAN POLICIES ALLOWED. IC PELLICLES," NOR MANY OTHER FACTORS. r PROVISIONAL MILITARY ADMINfSTRATIONS WERE IMMEDIATELY ESTABLiSHED IN THE DISCLOSURE WAS MADE IN A PAPER nit ISLANDS BY THE OCCUPYING NAVAL FORCES. IN DECEMBER i9~4, fHEIR DELIVERED BY A TEAM or SCIENTISTS HEADED WORK WAS TAKEN OVER BY A NEWLY CREATED NAVAL GARRISON OR SOUTH SEAS BY ORo HAROLD C. UREY, NOBEL PRIZE DEFENSE CORPS, WITH THE DUAL CAPACITY or BOTH DEFENSE AND ADMINISTRA­ WINNING CHEMIST WMO PLAYED AN IMPORTANT TION. ITS HEADQUARTERS WERE SET UP ON TRUK, AND REGIONAL GARRiSONS ROLE IN DEVELOPMENT or THE ATOMIC BOMB WERE ALSO ESTABLISHED AT SAIPAN, PAUAU, TRUK,~~ONAPE AND JALUiT TO DURING WORLD WAR II. SUPERVISE THE AFFAIRS OF FIVE ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICTS CENTERING ON THE PAPER SAID ELECTRON MICROSCOPY THESE ISLANDS. IN APRIL 1915, A SIXTH DISTRICT WAS CREATED, WITH HEAD­ OF PARTICLES or AN ORGUEIL METEORITE QUARTERS ON YAP THE COMMANDER OF EACH NAVAL GARRISON WAS INSTRUCTED REVEALED ORGANIZED STRUCTURES WHICH IN SO FAR AS WAS COMPATIBLE WITH MILITARY REQUIREMENTS, TO ACT ~N CON­ It FORMITY WITH THE ESTABLISHED PRACTICES OF THE rORMER GERMAN REGIME, AND~ SUGGEST, BUT DO~ NOT PROVE BIOLOGI- CAL QRIGfN. IN PARTICULAR, TO REPECT THE AUTHdRITY OF LOCAL CHIEFS. UREY, NOW OF THE STAFF OF THE UNiVER­ IN i9~8, THIS NAVAL ADMINISTRATION WAS MODIFIED BY THE CREATION OF SITY OF CALIFORNIA AT SAN DIEGO, HEADED A CIVIL ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT UNDER THE CONTROL or THE NAVAL COM­ A TEAM CONSISTING OF BARTHOLOMEW NAGY, MANDER. THE NEW DEPARTMENT SET UP BRANCHES AT ALL STATIONS WHERE KURT FREDRIKSON, GEORGE CLAUS, CHRIT~AN NAVAL GARRISONS WERE LOCATED, AND ITS PERSONNEL, COMPOSED ENTIRELY Or A. ANDERSON AND JOAN PERCY. UREY SAID CIVILIAN OFFICIALS, ASSUMED ALL GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTiONS EX­ HE DID NOT PARTiCIPATE IN ACTUAL MIC­ CEPT POLICE DUTIES. CROSCOPIC STUDIES ALTHOUGH JOINEO( IN JAPANESE OCCUPATION AND CONTROL OF THE ISLANDS WAS NOT RECOGNIZED BY EVALUATION OF THE DATA COMPILED. ANY OF THE MAJOR ALL I EO GOVERNMENTIS UNT I L MARCH 1917, WHEN GREAT BR i­ UREY STRESSED CAUTION IN E~AtUATING TAIN AGREED TO SUPPORT JAPANESE CLA'MS FOR THEIR POSSESSiONS AT THE FORTHCOMING PEACE CONFERENCE. THIS AGREEMENT, KNOWN AS THE SECRET THE PRELIMINARY DATA, AND EMPHASI~ED , MORE WORK WAS NEEDED TO DETERMINE/THE TREATY OF LONDON, WAS CONCLUDED ONLY AFTER THE JAPANESE HAD CONSENTED rULL EXTENT--AND LIMITATION--OF THE UN­ TO SUPPLY BA!Ol. Y"NEEDED NAVAL I ESCGRTTPATROL FOR ALL I ED SH I PP I NG I N THE DERTAKING. HE SAID AS A SCIENTIST, HE PACIFIC AND MEDITERRANEAN. FRANCE AND RUSSIA SUBSEQUENTLY APPROVED THE SECRET TREATY. WHEN THE PEACE CONFERENCE MET IN iT WAS CON­ REMAINED SKEPTICA~, BUT FELT THE SUB­ 19i9, JECT WORTH FULL INVESTIGATION. FRONTED wtTH THE rAIT ACCOMPLI OF VIRTUAL JAPANESE ANNEXAT~ON Or THE "IF IT'S TRUE, IT'S VERY WONDERFUL,," ISLANDS, IN ADDITION TO STRONG INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT FOR JAPANESE HE SAID. CLAIMS. AMERICAN AND AUSTRALIAN EFFORTS WERE POWERLESS TO ErFECT ANY THE REPORT ITSELF SAID "PRELIMINARY SiGNIFICANT CHANGE, ALTHOUGH THE SITUATION WA~ MADE SOMEW"ATI MORE WORK WITH THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE NEEDS PALATABLE BY THE DIVISION OF A SPECIAL CATEGORY or CLASS COMANDATES TO BE CONFIRMED IN ORDER TO EVALUATE WITHD~ J THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS SYSTEM TO COVER THIS CASE, AND ALSO PROPERLY THE POSSIBLE BIOLOGICAL 'OR1GJ~ THOSE OF THE OTHER FORMER GERMAN POSSESSIONS IN THE PACIF8C WHICH HAD OF SOME SUCH ACID-RESISTANT PARTICLES." BEEN TAKEN BY AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. THE NOTE or CAUTION ACCOMPANIED FUR­ SUCH A MANDATE, AS DEFINED IN THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANT, DIF­ THER ELABORATION BY UREY~HAT THERE WAS FERED rROM OUTRIGHT ANNEXATION ONLY BY IMPOSING UPON THE MANDATORY NOT GENERAL AGREEMENT AMONG SCIENTISTS POWER CERTAIN INTERNATIONALLY DEFINED OBLIGATIONS. THESE WERE~ (I) ON THE POSSIBILITY THERE WERE MICRO­ TO PROMOTE THE MATERIAL AND MORAL WELL-BEING AND SOCIAL PROGRESS OF FOSSILS IN METEORITES THAT WOULD SUB­ THE LOCAL INHABITANTS; (2) TO RULE OUT SLAVER, TRAFFIC IN ARMS AND STANTIATE EXISTENCE OF EVEN HIGHLY PRI­ AMMUNITION, AND ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; (3) TO REFRAIN rROM BUILDING MITIVE LIFE IN SPACE. rORTIFtCATtOHS AND MILITARY BASES OR FROM GIVING MILITARY TRAIN8NG BUT SHOULD THERE BE FURTHER SUBSTAN­ TO THE INHABITANTS; (4) TO PERMIT FREEDOM OF WORSHIP AND MISSIONARY TIATION, THE WAY WOULD BE OPEN TO STUDY THE POSSIBILITY OF LIFE BEING TRANSMITT 0 PAGE 13 FROM ONE PLANET TO ANOTHER. SUCH FOL- SILS COULD HAVE BEEN CAUGHT IN INNER LENNY BRUCE DEPORTED SPACE, REMNANTS OF LIVING FORMS THAT CAPTURE EAST GERMANS IN DiED BILLIONS or YEARS AGO,(ONE SCIENT­ LONDON, (UPI)--AMERICAN "SICK COMIC" ESCAPE ATTEtf>T IST THEORIZED. LENNY BRUCE WAS TAKEN TO LONDON AIR­ BERLIN, (UPI)--AN EAST GERM_N BORDER PORT BY THREE BRITISH POLICEMEN TODAY OFFICER AND A WOMAN WERE ARRESTED BY WONiT FASTEN SEAT BELTS TO AWAIT DEPORTATION TO NEW YORK. OTHER COMMUNIST BORDER GUARDS IN PRE­ BRUCE WAS EXPECTED TO BE OUT OF BRI­ DAWN DARKNESS TODAY AS THEY TRIED TO DUESSELDORF, GERMANY, (UPI)--A GROUP TAIN BY NOON ABOARD EITHER A BRITISH CRAWL THROUGH A SWAMP TO WEST BERLIN. OF BRITISH BAN-TNE-BOMB DEMONSTRATORS OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORP. (BOAC) FLIGHT WEST BERLIN POLICE SAID 50 VOPOS WHO HAVE GROUNDED A CHARTERED PLANE BY (1015 GMT) OR A PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS (PEOPLES POLICE) AND FIVE COMMUNiST REFUSING TO FASTEN THEIR SEAT BELTS SAT FLIGHT (1100 GMT). POLICE BOATS TOOK PART IN A THREE HOUR IT OUT FOR THE SECOND DAY TODAY UNDER BRUCE WAS THE THIRD WELL-KNOWN SEARCH FOR THE ESCAPEES BEFORE DIS­ A HOT SUN THAT SENT THE TEMPERATURE AMERICAN TO BE ORDERED DEPORTED FROM COVERING THEM AND LEADING THEM AWAY. SOARING INStDE THE AIRCRAFT. BRITAIN IN LESS THAN A YEAR. THE THEY WERE FOUND IN BRUSH STUDDED UNDER INTERNATIONAL AIR REGULATIONS OTHER TWO WERE GEORGE LINCOLN ROCK­ M~RSRLAND ON THE tDGE or NIEDER-NEUEN­ THE PLANE CANNOT TAKE OFF UNLESS THE WELL, THE U.S. NAZI LEADER, AND THE DORrER LAKE ON THE NORTHERN BORDER BE­ PASSENGERS FASTEN THEIR SEAT BELTS. LATE SOVIET Spy ROBERT SOBLEN. TWEEN THE fRENCH S[C~OR OF WEST BERLIN "ItVE GIVEN UP ALL HOPE THEytLLtACT A HOME OFFICE SPOKESMAN SAID HOME AND EAST GERMANY. LIKE REASONABLE HUMAN BEINGS AND FASTEN SECRETARY HENRY BROOKE ORDERED BRUCE's WEST BERLIN POLICE SAID LOUD CRIES-­ THOSE SEAT BELTS," BRITISH ~ONSUL A. P. DEPORTATION IN 'THE "PUBLIC iNTEREST." APPARENTLY rOR HELP--TRIGGERED THE ERNEST FRANKLIN TOLD UNITED PRESS iN­ BRUCE FLEW TN TO LONDON AIRPORT EAST GERMAN SEARCH ABOUT 2:30 A.M. TERNATIONAL. EARLY LAST WEEK TO FILL AN ENGAGEMENT (0130 GMT). GERMAN OFFICIALS SAID THEY ARE PRE­ AT "TNE ESTABLISHMENT," A SATIRICAL THE COMMUNIST POLICE RUSHED TO THE PARED TO LET THE DEMONSTRATORS SIT OUT LONDON NIGHTCLUB WHERE HIS MIXTURE AREA. AN HOUR LATER RED AND GREEN EASTER IN THE PLANE, WHiCH IS STANDING OF BITTER HUMOR AND FOUR-LETTER WORDS FLARES ARCHED OYER THE MARSHLAND. IN A REMOTE CORNER OF THE AIRPORT UNDER DURING AN EARLIER APPEARANCE DREW ALMOST TWO HOURS LATER, AT ABOUT HEAVY GUARD. THREE or THOSE ABOARD WER~ BOTH RAVES AND OUTRAGE. A.M. WHEN DAWN WAS CHILDREN. 5:15 (0415 GMT) HE WAS TOLD AT THE AIRPORT THAT HIS BREAKING THE WESTERN POLICE SAW THE P OLICE SAID 32 OF THE 48 PERSONS WORK PERMIT--MANDATORY rOR ANY ALiEN COMMUNISTS LEAD AWAY A MAN IN THE UN­ ABOARD THE PLANE WERE REFU~ING TO FASTE~ SEEKING EMPLOYM£NT IN BRITAIN--HAD iFORM or AN EAST GERMAN BORDER FORCE THE BEtTS. ONE, GEORGE STEVENS, SAID BEEN REJECTED, AND HE WAS SENT BACK OFFICER, BUT WITHOUT WEAPONS, AND A HE WAS READY TO BUCKLE up--"I SEE NO TO NEW YORK TWO HOURS LATER. WOMAN. POINT IN SITTING HERE DOING NOTHING." YIt$~ !)OL l~~ W~~T TO nt~ tR~A .finH oWERE , ..... VNA~LE TO "t~P T"t 8t'-WGEES. " HOURGLASS PAGE 4 .. I~ I HISTORY OF THE iSLANDS CONTINUED GiRL SCOUT TROOP #5 I ACTIVITY; AND (5) TO SUBMIT AN ANNUAL ACCOUNTiNG TO THE LEAGUE OF HAS CAW OUT NATIONS, BY WAY OF ITS MANDATES COMMISSiON --By RUTH SANTOS THE JAPANESE REGIME~ GOVERNMENT OF THE ISLANDS WAS ORIGINALLY EiGHTEEN GIRLS OF GIRL SCOUT TROOP PLACED UNDER THE JAPANESE PRIME MINISTER, BUT WAS TRANSfERRED TO THE #5 HAD A CAMP OUT ON THE 12TH AND JURISDICTION Of THE MINISTRY Of OVERSEAS AFFAIRS IN DECEMBER 1924. 13TH OF APRIL 1963--IN THE YARD OF ON NOVEMBER I, 1942, IT WAS TRANSFERRED TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE QUARTERS 420-A. NEWLY CREATED GREATER EAST ASIA MINISTRY WHICH HAD COGNIZANCE OF ALL A COCONUT BRANCH rENCE WAS PUT UP

THE CONQUERED REGIONS OF ASIA AND THE PACIFiC NOT UNDER ACTUAL MILI­ ALL AROUND THE CAMP SiTE. ONE 55 I I TARY GOVERNMENT. I I GALLON DRUM WAS CUT iN HALF AND A I UNDER THE SOUTH SEAS GOVERNMENT, EACH OF THE SIX BRANCH GOVERNMENTS SPACE OF ABOUT 8" X lOTI WAS CUT ON WAS ORGANIZED ALONG THE SAME GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE PATTERN EACH ONE SiDE OF EACH HALF OF THE DRUM. DISTRICT WAS HEADED BY A BRANCH GOVERNOR OR DIRECTOR, WHO WAS APPOINTED HOLES WERE MADE ALL OVER THE DRUM, TOPS BY AND WAS RESPONSIBLE TO THE GOVERNOR AT KOROR FOR THE EXECUTION OF AND SIDES. THESE WERE THEIR STOVES ALL LAWS AND REGULATIONS AND FOR THE CONDUCT OF ALL ADMINISTRATIVE (FAMILY SIZE) THAT THEY USED FOR ALL MATTERS WITHIN HIS DISTRICT THE BRANCH GOVERNOR WAS AUTHORIZED TO OF THEIR COOKING. PASS SUMMARY JUDGMENT IN REGARD TO CERTAIN OFFENSES AND, WITH RESPECT WHEN THE CAMP SITE WAS COMPLETED, TO THE DETENTION OF OFfENDERS, HE HAD THE SAME JUDICIAL-POLICE POWER THE CATHOLIC GIRLS ATTENDED GOOD fRI­ AS A PUBLIC PROSECUTOR AT A LOCAL COURT. DAY SERViCES AT THE CHAPEL, WHILE THE UNDER THE BRANCH GOVERNMENT LOCAL ADMINISTRATION WAS ORGANIZED REST OF T~E GIRLS ATTENDED THE SHOW AT, THROUGH ISLANDERS APPOINTED AS OFFICIALS ACCORDING TO STANDARD PRO­ THE RICHARDSON THEATER. i VISIONS ESTABLISHED BY THE SOUTH SEAS GOVERNMENT. EACH BRANCH Gov­ BACK AT THE CAMP, THEY HAD THE USUAL ERNMENT APPOINTED LOCAL OFFICIALS OF TWO GRADES, KNOWN AS ViLLAGE CAMP PRANKS--EATING, TALKiNG, ETC I CHIEFS (SO-SONCHO) AND VILLAGE HEADMEN (SONCHO) AND PAID SMALL MONTHLY OF COURSE, SOME OF THE TENTS FEll STIPENDS FOR THEIR SERVICES. VILLAGE CHIEFS WERE RESPONSIBLE TO THE DOWN. SOON, AFTER MANY REPAIRS TO BRANCH GOVERNOR OF THE DISTRICT TO WHICH THEY BELONGED, AND IN THEORY THE TENTS, MOST OF THE GIRLS WERE WERE SUBJECT TO SUPERVISION fROM THE GENERAL AFFAIRS SECTION OF THE SLEEPING. DURING THE NIGHT, ALONG BRANCH GOVERNMENT. A VILLAGE CHIEF NOMINALLY SUPERVISED THE ACTIVI­ CAME THE "MONSTER". ~T WAS ONE BLACK TIES OF THE VILLAGE HEADMEN IN THE DISTRICT ASSIGNED TO HIM, BUT IN GARDEN SLUG, WHICH CRAWLED ON A GIRL'SI ACTUALITY A REAL DISTINCTION SELDOM EXISTED IN THE FUNCTIONS OR AUTH­ ARM. THIS SENT THE CAMP INTO AN UPROAR, ORITY OF THE TWO CLASSES OF NATIVE OFFICIALS, AND THEIR SPHERES OF EVERY GIRL WAS UP AND LOOKiNG FOR ONE I INFLUENCE REALLY DEPENDED ON LOCAL CUSTOMS RELATIVE TO CHIEFTAINSHIP OF THOSE SLUGS. AFTER THIS, THERE IN EACH AREA. THE DESIGNATED OFFICIAL FUNCTIONS Of THE VilLAGE CHIEFS, WAS NO MORE SLEEPING. ABOUT 5~00 A.M., AND PRESUMABLY OF VILLAGE HEADMEN AS WELL, WERE TO NOTIFY THE MEMBERS THE GIRLS WERE HUNGRY AND SiNCE THE I OF THEIR RESPECTIVE COMMUNITIES OF ALL LAWS, REGULATIONS, AND INSTRUC­ "COOKS" WERE WILLING, BREAKFAST WAS \ TIONS; TO FORWARD TO THE HIGHER AUTHORITIES All APPLICATIONS, REPORTS, SERVED. AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS ORIGINATING IN THE lOCAL AREA, TO COLLECT By 6~30 A.M., THE CAMP WAS CLEANED, POLL TAXES AND SIMILAR LEVIES, TO REPORT EPIDEMICS AND OTHER UNUSUAL THE COOKING AREA SQUARED AWAY AND THERE EVENTS, AND TO SUBMIT A SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT ON LOCAL CONDITIONS. SUCH WAS liGHT ENOUGH TO SEE THAT THERE WIRE N OfFICIALS WERE SUPPOSED TO BE ASSISTED BY A VILLAGE POLICEMAN AND A MONSTERS THE GIRLS WENT BACK TO THE VilLAGE SECRETARY, WHOSE SALARIES THEY HAD TO PAY OUT OF THE MODEST SACK FOR AWHiLE, BUT THEY WERE UP STIPENDS ALLOWED THEM BY THE JAPANESE AGAIN--READY TO CONTINUE THE "KiCK-BALL' !NTERNATt~LATTENTION WAS FOCUSSED ON THE ISLANDS IN 1932 WHEN RUMORS GAME THEY HAD STARTED THE DAY BEFORE. I GAiNED CURRENCY THAT JAPAN WAS FORTIFYING SOME OF THE ISLANDS. JAPAN FINALLY, THE CAMP WAS CLEARED; THE CATAGORICAlLY DENIED THESE REPORTS AND SUCCESSFULLY AVOIDED INTERNA­ TENTS WERE TAKEN DOWN AND PUT AWAY. TIONAL INVESTIGATIOli. THE FORTICATION ISSUE SOON BECAME SUBORDINATE ALL OF THE GIRLS WENT HOME FOR A TO JAPAN'S NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL FROM THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS AND A RE­ MUCH NEEDED REST. WE HEAR SOME ARE SULTANT CONTROVERSY OVER HER RIGHT TO CONTINUE AS MANDATORY UPON STILL SLEEPING. CEASING TO BE A MEMBER OF THE LEAGUE. BECAUSE THE lEAGUE WAS IN NO POSITION TO TAKE AWAY THE MANDATE fROM JAPAN, THE lATTER KEPT THE AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE ISLANDS EVEN AFTER HER LEAGUE WITHDRAWAL BECAME FINAL IN 1935, AL­ MONDAY, 15 APRIL 1963 THOUGH SHE CONTINUED TO SUBMIT ANNUAL REPORTS TO THE lEAGUE COUNCIL 5.05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT THROUGH 1938. AT THAT TIME, THE ISLANDS WERE DEFINE BY JAPAN AS "AN I1 b~oo NEWS INTEGRAL PART OF THE JAPANESE EMPIRE , AND WERE TREATED AS A CLOSED 6~15 NAVY SWINGS MILITARY AREA. 6'30 FAMILY THEATER 7:00 ENCHANTMENT Or MUSIC PAGE 14 7:30 ONE NIGHT STAND (CONTINUED TOMORROW) 8:00 IMAGE RUSSIA 8:30 SPORTS REPORT 8:45 BIG NOISE SUNDAY'S DUPLICATE BRIDGE RESULTS M!G CRASHES 9~15 PERSONAL STORY 9:20 NEWS ANALYSIS BILL KUHLMANN AND HANK SHEEHAN lED JAKARTA, (UPI}--AN INDONESIAN AIR IN SUNDAY'S DUPLICATE BRIDGE AT THE 9:30 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES FORCE'S RUSSIAN-MADE MIG-19 JET rlGHnR 10:00 GEORGE AND BOB YOKWE YUK CLUB. THE TWO FINISHED WITH CRASHED TODAY DURING ~ ACROBATICS DIS­ 60.2%. DICK MACATEE AND BERNY BENN 12:00 SIGN OFF PLAY AT KEMAJORAN AIRPORT AS THE PilafS TUESDAY, 16 APRIL 1963 FINISHED SECOND WITH 57.6% AND DICK WIFE AND THOUSANDS OF SPECTATORS, IN­ NEWTON AND ART FLINK FINISHED THIRD 6:00 A.M SIGN ON CLUDING PRESIDENT SUKARNO AND COMMUN­ 6:02 DON THE DAWN BREAKER WITH 57.2%. IST CHINA'S CHAIRMAN LIU SHAO-CHI, THE SESSION SUNDAY ENDED A SIX-WEEK 7:00 NEWS lOOKED ON IN HORROR 7·05 DAWN BREAKER CONT'D INDIVIDUAL SERIES OVER-ALL RESULTS THE PILOT, IDENTIFIED AS 1ST LT. WILL BE PUBLISHED LATER 7:30 SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL SUMARSONO, 26, WAS KillED INSTANTLY AS 8~00 DON McNEill'S BREAKFAST CLUB HIS JET HIT THE GROUND AT THE SPEED OF I 8:30 ARTHUR GODFREY I CHOLERA "COCKTAil" 600 MPH. 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES ST. lOUIS, Mo., (UPI)--DEVELOPMENT AIR FORCE OPERATIONS CHIEF COL. Rus­ 9:30 HEARTBE~THEATER OF A CHOLERA fYCOCKTAll" FOR IMPROVED MIN NURJADIN SAID HE BELIEVED THE 10:00 JOY ~OYS TREATMENT OF THE DISEASE HAS BEEN RE­ PLANE WENT OUT OF CONTROL AS SUMARSONO 10:10 PERSONAL STORY PORTED AT WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY BY DR. COMPLETED A BARREL ROLE AT 150 FEET 10:15 GUEST STAR ROBERT A PHilliPS, A MEMBER OF A NAV­ OVER THE HEADS OF AIR SHOW SPECTATORS. 10:30 JOHNNY BOND AL RESEARCH MEDICAL TEAM ON FORMOSA. WRECKAGE WAS STREWN OVER A WIDE AREA. 11.00 TURN BACK THE CLOCK THIS "COCKTAIL" REDUCES THE MORTALITY 11~25 IRA COOK SHOW RATE FROM THE DISEASE. 12:00 NEWS GENERAL MESS MENU - TUESDAY 12:05 WEATHER-STOCKS BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER 12:15 MIDDAY MELODIES FRU IT Ju I CE VEGETABLE SOUP HAM & BEAN SOUP 12~30 FLAIR FRESH FRU!T CHICKEN CUR~Y wlRleE BAKED SWISS STEAK wi 1:00 NEWSMAKERS HOT & COLD CEREAL LO~G BRANCH POTATOES MUSHROOM SAUCE 1:15 SPORTS DESK EGGS TO ORDER CREAMED CARROTS & PEAS MASHED POTATOES 1:30 SHOP CONCERT GRILLED BACON COLD CUTS SAUTEED CORN 3:00 A QUARTER CENTURY OF SWING HOME FRIED POTATOES STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE 4:00 COUNTRY CORNER STEAMED RICE ApPLE & CELERY SALAD SALAD BAR wlDRESSING 4:30 PAU HANA SERENADE iCED BUTTER HORNES TAPIOCA PUDDING PINEAPPLE CREAM PIE 5:00 AFRTS NEWS ANALYSIS MiLK-COFFEE-HoT TEA MILK-COFFEE-HoT TEA COFFEE-HoT TEA 1 BASEBAll ROUNDUP \ NEW YORK, (UPi }--(UPi )--iN SATURCAYS I MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL THE !:JAN FRANC!SCO:) G I ANT SMA I NT A! NED THE! RNA nON ALL EA GUE II LEAD AS THEY EDGED THE CHI CAGO CUBS jl SPORTS 2-1 ST LouIs STAYED RiGHT BEH~ ND THE GIANTS AS THEY WON THE!R THiRD ~------4STRAIGHT SHUTOUT, BLANKiNG THE PH!LLiES PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECT~ON MONDAV 15 APR~L 1963 7-0 • ELSEWHERE IT WAS JTHE Los ANGEIJES I, TCT BOWLING LEAGUE DODGE~S 3, HOUSTON I; P~TTSBURGH 12, TEAM STANDINGS: CINCINNATI 4; AND MILWAUKEE 5, THE NEW I ~AWAI IAN EVE POST OFFiCE i YORK METS 2 IN THE AMERiCAN LEAGUE, I PIPE SHOP ESQUIRES . THE BOSTON RED Sox BLANKED THE WASH~NG- 'I PIRATES SLICKERS TON SENATORS 3- 0 ON THE lIVE-HIT PITCH- POWER HOUSE KAISER A ~2-RUN OUTBURST BV THE CRUMBLING ING OF ROOKIE DAVE MOREHEAD THE NEW ' SNACK BAR MULLETS CARD!NALS iN THE ~OURTH INNING OF YES- I YORK YANKEES HANDED B~LTIMORE ITS MARINE DEPT TELSTARS TERDAY'S OPENER, TIED THE G!A~TS 12-12 I F!RST DEFEAT 6-1 AS TOM TRES~ COLLECT- SECURITY MACY's THE TIE, MADE POSSIBLE BY A liTTLE j ED FOUR HITS OFF ORIOLE P!TCHING IN BILLET!NG lDS LEAGUE RULE WHICH LiMITS GAMES TO SIX : ANOTHER ACTION IT WAS KANSAS Cny 3, SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAY 16 APRIL INN~NGS OR TWO HOURS, SET THE GiANTS I MINNESOTA 2, AND DETROIT 4, CLEVELAND i. TEAMS BOWLING AT 6 P M. INTO A TWO-wAY TIE FOR FIRST PLACE A- IN A 15-INNING MARATHON AT Los ANGELES, 1-2 SLICKERS VS SNACK BAR LONC W~TH THE DODGERS W~O LOST THEiR THE ANGELS EDGED THE CHICAGO WH~TE 3-4 POST OFFICE VS MARINE DEPT T~LT TO THE YANKEES, LATER IN THE DAY SOX 1-0 5-6 TELSTARS VS AlKANES GuANTS STARTER, TERRY McMANUS WAS KIRK SIMMONS, MAKING HiS F!RST 7-8 PIRATES VS BILLETING BREEZING ALONG ON A I-HITTER SHUTOUT ! APPEARANCE OF THE SEASON, STRUCK OUT

TEAMS BOWLING AT 8:15 P.M. UNT!L THE TOP OF THE FOURTH WHEN HE I FOUR MEN AND WALKED ONLY TWO THE 3} 11 1-2 MULLETS VS ESQUiRE YIELDED A DOUBLE TO CHUCK DILLMAN, A YEAR-8LD FORMER PHILLIE NEVER WAS IN 3- 4 MACy 9 S vs lDS SINGLE TO CHESTER RHYNE AND WALKED SIX SERIOUS DANGER OF LOSiNG HIS SHUTOUT I 5-6 POWER HOUSE VS PIPE SHOP BATTERS. W~TH ONLY ONE AWAY, CHRIS AS HE GAVE UP ONLY ONE EXTRA BASE H~T 7-8 KAISER VS SECURITY R!CE REL~EVED McMANUS ON THE MOUND. --A DOUBLE TO JOHN CALLISON--AND THE CARDINALS CAPITALIZED ON TWO ERRORS SCATTERED THE OTHER SAFET!ES EFrECTI~Y MOUNTAtNBALL PRACllCE iN SUCCESS~ON, WHILE BELTING RICE FOR I GROAT, WHr JOINED ST. lOUIS THiS " MONDAY 15 APRBL THREE SINGLES BY W~LL!AM MOSELEY, DICK SEASON, GOT THE CARDS OFF TO A GOOD DALLY fIELD-ESTG-AFTER MOVIE i GAu~OND AND CHESTER RHYNE, TO GIVE THE START WHEN HE TRIPLED IN THE FIRST I 5 P .M. BRANDON F !ELO - S POILERS "A"&fiB' CARD~NALS A 12-5 LEAD THE GIANTS CAME INNING AND SCDRED ON A BAD THROW I TUESDAY 16 APRiL I BACK iN THE BOTTOM O~ THEIR FOURTH WITH SAWATSKI AND JAVIER SLUGGED BACK-TO- DALLY fiELD - KEAlAS - AFTER MOViE I PERRY BR~CEY H~GHLIGHTiNG A FOUR-RUN BACK C!RCUITS IN THE StCOND iNNING AND I 5 P M BRANDON fiELD - CHANCE VOUGHT RALLY w~TH HiS THREE-RUN HOMER IT WAS GROAT PROVID~D THE FOURTH RUN W~lH A

I WEDNESDAY 17 APRIL I BRACEyiS SEVENTH BLOW OF THE SEASON. SEVENTH-INNING HOMER THE CARDS THEN DALLY fiELD-SPOILERS "A"&"B" AfTER MOVUE !~ THE f~I="TH THEY MANAGED TO PICK UP ICED THE GAME WITH A THREE-RUN RALLY 5 P M BRANDON F i EL D - TYPHOONS I TWO MORE RUNS ON A WALK, A SINGLE BY IN THE EIGHT. SANFORD HELD THE CUBS HiTLESS UN­ MIKE McHUG~ AND BACK-TO-BACK DOUBLES BY BASKETBALL CHRIS RiCE AND LOUiS fiNGER CHESTER TIL THE FIFTH INNiNG WHEN ERNiE BANKS A MEETiNG WILL BE HELD ON WEDQ 17 RHYNE WHO WENT THE DISTANCE FOR THE DOUBLEQ AND THEN CAME AROUND ON JOSE APRIL AT 5:30 OF ALL COACHES Or THE CAROijNALS ON THE MOUND, STOPPED THE PAGANuS ERROR FOR CHICAGO'S ONLY RUN WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAMS AND ANYONE GiANTS IN THE BOTTOM OF THE SIXTH WITH MCCOVEY HAD GiVEN THE G~ANTS A i-a LEAD IN THE fOURTH WITH HIS HOMER OfF fNTERESTED IN FORMING A TEAM HIS CLUTCH PiTCHDNG ~ GLENN HOBBIE AND W,LLIE MAYS BROKE I 1 lEADOFF BATTER, MIKE McHUGH OPENED I LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE THE GIANTS i FiRST WiTH A HOMER iNTO THE T'E AND MADE A LOSER Of PAUL TOTH FRIDAY 19 APRIL CENTERFIELD IT WAS HiS SECOND CLOUT WITH AN EIGHTH-INNING BLAST 5 P M CARDINALS VS YANKEES OF THE SEASON. THE GIANTS DROVE !N BOB fRIEND SET TWO BALK RECORDS, SUNDAY 21 APRIL FOUR RUNS IN THE SECOND ON FOUR WALKS COMMITTING fOUR IN THE GAME TO GftVE 2 P M. DODGERS VS CARDINALS AND A DOUBLE BY PERRY BRACEY TO GIVE HIM A TOTAL Of SIX IN TWO STARTS, BUT STILL WENT THE DISTANCE fOR PITTSBURGH 4 P,M YANKEES VS GIANTS THE GIANTS AN EARLY 5-0 LEAD IN THE FIRST THREE INNINGS. TO GAIN HIS FIRST ViCTORY, J~M OUTaLE MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL STAND~NGS CARDiNALS 12 RUNS, 7 HITS AND NO ERRORS WHO HAD BEATEN THE PiRATES iN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE W l PCT GB GIANTS 12 RUNS, 9 HITS AND 3 ERRORS. SEASON OPENER, WAS CHARGED WiTH ONE SAN FRANCISCO 4 0 1.000 W,NNING PITCHER, CHESTER RHYNE 1-0, 8ALK AND RELIEVER JOHN IrS~TORUiS WiTH ANOTHER TWO THE P!RATES RAPPED LOSER ST lOUIS 3 0 1 000 i LOSE~TERRY McMANUS 3-2 PITTSBURGH 3 I 750 I otTooLE FOR SEVEN RUNS AND NiNE HiTS IN SEVEN INNINGS AND THEN ADDED A­ PHILADELPHIA 2 I 667 ,-* YANKEES TRIM DODGERS Los ANGELES 3 2 6000 1-2 THE YANKEES DEFEATED THE DODGERS 10- NOTHER FIVE RUNS !N THE NiNTH, M,LWAUKEE 2 2 500 2 8 YESTERDAY AFTERNOON BEHIND THE STOUT GABRIELSON'S FIRST INNiNG HOMER WAS CINCINNATI I 3 250 3 RELIEf PITCHING OF TERRY MADDOX HIS FIRST MAJOR LEAGUE HIT AND WAS CHI CAGO I 3 250 3 MADDOX ALSO LED THEIR OFFENSiVE ASSAULT ENOUGH TO SEND THE METS DOWN TO THEIR HOUSTON I 4 200 3-t ALONG WITH DAN DEEMER AND SOUTHPAW FOURTH CONSECUTIVE LOSS LEW BURDETIE NEW YORK 0 4 000 4 FOGLEMAN PICKED UP HIS FIRST WIN, G!ViNG UP I AMERICAN LEAGUE. THE DODGERS SETBACK KNOCKED THEM IN~ THREE HITS--TWO OF THEM, HOMERS BY JIM HICKMAN AND DUKE SNIDER GALEN BALTiMORE 3 I 750 A TiE WITH T~E GIANTS fOR FIRST PLACE CISCO WAS THE NEW YORK LOSER DETROIT 3 I 750 DAN DEEMER CRASHED A THREE RUN HOMER NEW YORK I 0 :N THE FIFTH iNNiNG WHICH SPARKED 3 75 GOLf CHICAGO 2 2 I A YANKEE 7-RUN RALLY IHE UODGERS 500 GREENSBORO, (UPI }--THE 35-THOUSAND 2 0 I BOSTON 2 50 FIRST UNEARNED RUN CAME IN THE FIRST DOLLAR GREATER GREENSBORO OPEN GOLf KANSAS CITY 2 I ON A WALK AND AN ERROR YANKEE GREG 2 500 TOURNAMENT MOVED «NTO ITS fiNAL ROUND Los ANGELES 2 2 I KINCAID DOUBLED IN THE FIRST AND 500 TODAY WITH DOUG SANDERS SPORTING A MINNESOTA I 02 0 2 SCORED ON TERRY MADDOX'S TRIPLE THE 3 5 FIVE STROKE LEAD AT 201 MEL NAGLE CLEVELAND I 0 2 DODGERS DREW FOUR WALKS IN THE THIRD 3 25 AND JIMMY CLARK ARE NEXT AT 206, WASHINGTON I 0 2 AND SCORED THREE RUNS ON TWO COSTLY 3 25 FOLLOWED BY VETERAN SAM SNEAD, STAN ERRORS MADDOX OPENED THE YANKEES' LEONARD AND TOMMY AARON AT 207, BOXING FOURTH WITH A TRIPLE AND SCORED ON SANDERS PUT TOGETHER riVE BIRDiES AND LONDON, (UPI )--TERRY DOWNES, FORMER POGLEMEN'S SMASHING DOUBLE THE TWO BOGEYS YESTERDAY fOR A THREE­ WORLD AND BRITISH MIDDLEWEIGHT BOXING DODGERS DROVE IN TWO RUNS IN THE FOU~ UNDER PAR t8 CHAMPION, SAID TODAY THAT HIS RETURN ON ED BLAKE'S RUN PRODUCING SINGLE. BOUT Al WEMBLEY WITH SUGAR RAY ROBIN­ T~E YANKEES CAME BACK iN THE FIFTH OF THE SIXTH WITH BOB SOMMERS CONNECT­ SON, RECENTLY POSTPONED UNTIL 14 MAY, WITH BARNETTE GOING ON BASE WITH AN ING A TWO-RUN HOMER AFTER DON MARSH IS NOW OEflNITELt OFfo ERROR K!NCA!D SINGLED, PARKER WALKED TRIPLED. THE YANKEES iTlthlRO POTCHER , THE POPULAR COCKNEY FIGHTER SAID AND MADDOX SINGLED WITH TWO AWAY MOORE, PUT OUT THE NEXT TWO BATTERSo '~Y FATHER IS ILL, AND I HAVE NOT BEEN FOGLEMAN SINGLED, MOORE WALKED AND A pop-up TO HIM AND A STRiKEOUT ABLE TO TRAIN PROPERLY RIGHT NOW MY CUNNINGTON SINGLED TO DRIVE IN TWO ENDED THE GAME WE I GHT ! S UP TO 12 STONES (168 POUNDS)o" MORE RUNS Q YANKEES 10 RUNS, II HITS AND 3 ERRORS DOWNES THEN HINTED THAT HE MAY IN THE TOP OF THE SIXTH, THE YANKEES DODGERS 8 RUNS, 4 H!TS AND 5 ERRORS SHORTLY RETIRE FROM BOXING "I HAVE SCORED ONE MORE RUN ON A PADR OF WINNING PITCHER-TERRY MADDOX 2-2 BEEN THINKING A80UT RETIRING fOR DOUBLES BY TOM BULLOCK AND DAN DEEMER LOSING PITCHER-GEORGE TEMPLE 2~i QUITE A LONG TIME." THE,DODGERS THREATENED IN THE BOTTOM CON To ON NEXT COLUMN- - PAGE 6 HOURGLASS MONDAY 15 APR I L 1963 • NOTICES ~Vflovi~6 Jon",!"t WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:~0 P.M. THE NIKE ZEUS PROJECT HAS REQUIRE­ "CRY TERROR B&W MENTS FOR STENOGRAPHERS AND SECRETAR­ JAMES MASON, ROD STEIGER--AN EXPERIENCE IN SUSPENSE. IAL STENOGRAPHERS& THESE OPENINGS EXIST IN THE JTO BUILDING AND OUTLYING RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.Mo

BUILDINGS IN THE ZEUS COMPLEX AREA. "ST I) LOU IS BLUES" FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONCERNING NAT KING COLE, PEARL BAILEy--THE LIFE STORY OF WO Co HANDY. BENEFITS, VACATION, SALARY SCALE AND ADVANCEMENT CONTACT MRS. FRANCES KEOGH, YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M. AND 9:00 P.Mo 9-480 JrO BLDG. "0 I AMOND HEAD" C&.CS

o •• (t 0 0 CHARLTON HESTON, YVETTE MIMIEUX, GEORGE CHAKIRIS, FRANCE NUYEN, MoloTo LINCOLN LABORATORY (PROJECT JAMES DARREN, ALIN MACMAHON--THE GIANT STORY OF MODERN HAWAllo PRESS) NEEDS EXECUTIVES/PROJECT SECRE­ TARIES TO WORK ON ROI-NAMUR. CHALLENG­ ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6:30 PoMo AND 8:30 P.M. ING WORK WITH COMPENSATION COMMENSURATE ''WALTZ OF TOREADORS tr WITH EXPERIENCE AND COMPETENCE. CALL PETER SELLERS, MARGARET LEIGHTON, DANY ROBIN AND CYRIL CUSACK-­ PROFESSOR ROBERT R~ BROWN, 9-254 AF­ THE RAKE WHO DISCOVERED EARLY IN HIS CAREER THAT THE YEN IS MiGHTIER THAN THE TERNOONS, 595 EVENINGS. SWORD.

WANTED TO BUY MAO CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7:30 PoM~ SET OF AKAI SPEAKERS. CALL 9-523. UN I GHT CREATURES fI ·...... PETER CUSHING, YVONNE ROMAIN, PATRICK ALLEN & OLIVER REED-­ FOR SALE "NEW HEIGHTS OF HORROR IN THIS MASTERPIECE OF THE MACABRE!" ONE CHILO'S GILBERT Bo-POWER TELE­ SCOPE, I MICROSCOPE, AND I NEW MODEL UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII RO I NAt~UR MOV I ES DAUNTLESS DIVE BOMBER PLANE. CALL REGISTRATION OPENS TONIGHT FOR 690. COURSES OFFERED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF MONDAY 15 APRIL 1963 8 P.M. HAWAI I AT THE KWAJALEIN CENTER. IT "TESS OF THE STORM COONTRY tr C&.CS HOOVER UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER WITH WILL BE HELD IN ROOM i OF THE GEORGE DIANE BAKER, JOHN KERR--THE LOVE STORY ATTACHMENTS, EXCELLENT CONDITION, $25. SEITZ SCHOOL FROM 7-9 PoM. THE NEW FOR EVERYONE OF EVERY AGE o HEATHKIT AA 100, 50 WATT STEREO AMPLI­ PROGRAM DIRECTOR, MRS6 JANA LHOTKA FIER AND HEATHKIT AJ 41 MULTIPLEX RETURNED FROM VACATION TODAY AND WILL TUESDAY 16 APRIL 1963 8 PoMo STEREO TUNER, BOTH ASSEMBLED, $235.000 BE ON HAND TONIGHT TO OPEN REGISTRA­ "CROOKS ANONYMOUS" LE S LIE PH ILL I PS, CALL 9-326 DURING WORKING HOURS AND TION. STANLEY BAXTER--No ONE EVER TURNED ON 681 AFTER WORKING HOURS. TEN COURSES ARE AVAILABLE FOR STU­ HILARITY LIKE "CROOKS ANONYMOUS." DENT CHOICE, IN THE FOLLOWING FIELDS: fIoooeoO G. Eo STEREO PHONOGRAPH, LIKE NEW, MATHEMATICS, GENERAL ENGINEERING, AC­ WANTED (MACY'S $121000), JACKS ADDED FOR COUNTING, BUSINESS AND STATISTICS, ONE EACH: HERO, HEROINE, VILLAIN, TAPING o CALL C. Ho SYMONDS, 353 DUR­ ECONOMICS, GENERAL SCIENCE AND HISTORY GRANDE DAME, INGENUE, ETC o TO ENTER­ ING WORKING HOURS o THE UNIVERSITY IS PLEASED THAT QUALI­ TAIN AND ENLIGHTEN IN "HE DONE HER FIED FACULTY IS AVAILABLE TO TEACH WRONG," AN OLD FASHION MELODRAMA. FOUND SUCH A WIDE VARIETY OF SUBJECTS. INTERESTED PARTIES ARE INVITED TO LADY'S WRIST WATCH FOUND NEAR THE REGISTRATION WILL CONTINUE THIS APPEAR AT QUARTERS 468-A AT 8 PoMo SCHOOL. MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE HOUR­ WEEK, ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRI­ TONIGHT FOR TRYOUTS o GLASS 0 DAY NIGHTS; NONE ON TUESDAY. STUDENTS MAY CALL MRSo LHOTKA AT 459, DURING 000000 TOASTMASTERS PRESCRIPTION GLASSES WITH PLASTIC THE DAY, OR MRS. O'SHEA AT 604 FOR TWO TONE FRAMES. FOUND BY THE BOAT INFORMATIONo REMEMBER TONIGHT -- 7:00 P.M. -­ PIER ON THURSDAY. OwNER MAY CLAIM AT YOKWE YUK CLUB _. GUESTS ALWAYS WEL­ THE HOURGLASS. EVENING STUDY GROUP TO MEET COME -- CALL GEORGE BROSKY, 2150/2206 o ••••• FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION o YELLOW CAP WITH XR ON THE FRONT. THE EVENING STUDY GROUP WILL MEET TONIGHT, 8:00 PoM.,AT QTRS. 404-A. OwNER MAY CLAIM AT THE HOURGLASS. NOTICE THE TOPIC TO BE PRESENTED WILL BE • •• 0 •• THE PROTESTANT CHAPEL ADVISORY COM­ AMOUNT OF MONEY. MAY BE CLAIMED AT ''THE PEOPLE AND Cu LTURE OF MI CRONES I A0 " 000000 MITTEE IS CONDUCTING AN ALL ISLAND THE HOURGLASS OFFICE BY IDENTIFYING RELIGIOUS SURVEY TONIGHT, BETWEEN AMOUNT AND WHERE LOST. POLYNESIAN PARTY UNDER THE STARS TICKETS AVAILABLE - COME AND GET 6:30 PoM. AND 8:30 PoMo THE PURPOSE LOST THEM FOR DINNER, DANCING AND POLY­ OF THE SURVEY IS TO IDENTIFY THE RESI­ ~NrS WATCH AT DALLY FIELD WEDNESDAY NESIAN TYPE ENTERTAINMENT, SATURDAY, DENTS AS TO RELIGIOUS PREFERENCE. NIGHT AT THE LITTLE LEAGUE GAME. CALL APRIL 20TH AT EMON BEACH PAVILION. A MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE WILL VtSIT EACH FAMILY QUARTERS ON KWAJALEIN. IF 2408 OR SEE AT QTRS. 462-A. DON'T MISS THE FUN! GET TICKETS AT THE WOMEN'S CLUB LUNCHEON OR YOKWE YOU ARE NOT AT HOME WHEN THE CALL IS MADE THE CARD WILL BE LEFT AT YOUR ONE KHAKI SHIRT WITH TWO PAIRS OF YUK BINGO, APRIL 16TH, OR BY CONTACT­ HOME AND WILL BE PICKED UP THE FOLLOW­ PRESCRIPTION GLASSES IN THE POCKET. ING: BETTY HAMILTON, 250-B; HARRIET ONE PAIR OF GLASSES WAS SUN GLASSES, SAURET, TRAILER 518; JOAN GLENN, ING EVENING o THE OTHER READING GLASSES. TRAILER 540; ALICE FOGLE, 411-0; THE CARDS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO ALL fiNDER PtEASE CALL THE HOURGLASS AT JACKrE RACITI, 444-A; OR D~N HOLLER, BOQ AND BARRACKS' RESIDENTS AND PiCKED UP THE NEXT DAY 0 539 OR 21140 BEAUTY SHOP. TICKET IS $2075 PER PERSON WITH CASH AND CARRY BARo YOUR COOPERATION IN THIS CANVAS WILL ONE BLACK WALLET. CONTAINS VALUABLE BE APPRECIATED o PAPERS o REWARD! CALL CHUCK BAKER AT SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB 000000 SCUBA DIVE SUNDAY 443 OR 502, OR CALL SECURITY AT 21190 THE SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB WILL SIGN UP LIST IS BEING INITIATED FOR BE FEATURING AN OUTDOOR BAR-B-Q AT GENERAL NOTICES THIS SUNDAY'S SCUBA CLUB OCEAN DIVEo EMON BEACH ON SUNDAY,ApRIL 21, AT WEEKLY PROTESTANT PRAYER SERVICE PERSONS DESIRING TO GET ON THE LIST, PoMo TOMORROW NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK IN THE 5 PLEASE CALL Ross AT 9-553 DURING DAYS. ALL MASTER MASONS, THEIR FAMILIES CHAPEL. ooQOOO AND GUESTS ARE CORDIALLY INVITEDo WANTED ·...... PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS PRIOR TO WOMEN'S CLUB "GAMES DAY" HELD EVERY --SOMEONE TO CARE FOR MY 15 MONTH OLD FRIDAY, 19 APRIL, WITH L J. HENRIE TUESDAY I: 15 P.M. AT THE YOKWE YUK GIRL EACH FRIDAY AFTERNOON FROM I: 15 AT 2166 OR R. L. PRICE AT 727 DURING TO 4:30 P.M. CALL MRS. BERRY, 2285 CLUB. BRIDGE AND MAH-JONG ARE PLAYED. WORKING HOURS. OR SEE AT 451-Co e • 0 0 •• LETS HAVE A GOOD TURNOUT. BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY OClOOOO TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8:00 P.M. 00,000. CANDLES HAVE BEEN USED TO MEASURE THERE WILL BE A COMMITTEE MEETING 0800.0 TIME AND LiGHT. KING ALFRED THE GREAT OF CUB PACK 135 AT 7 PoMo ON WEDNESDAY THERE WILL BE AN EPISCOPAL EVENING OF ENGLAND ORDERED THE MANUFACTURE OF APRIL 17, AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES TIMEKEEPING CANDLES, SIX OF THEM SIZED SERVICE TOMORROW AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE BUILDING. COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND DEN TO BURN IN 24 HOURS. CHAPEL. MOTHERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND. .00000