HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 4/7 6.0 AT 0540 4/7 o. 3 AT I 158 4/7 5.4 AT 1800 :lite HOURGLASS 4/8 0.5 AT 0003 VOLa 3 No. 1087 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY 6 APRIL 1962 HAGUE GOVERNMENT VOTES TO REINFORCE DUTCH TROOPS SHIPOWNERS WITHDRAW ORIGINAL THE HAGUE, APRIL 5 (UPI)-THE LOWER WAGE INCREASE OFFER - STRIKE CONTINUES HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT TODAY VOTED 90-47 SAN FRANCISCO, APRiL 5 (UPI)-WEST COAST SHIPOWNERS TODAY WITHDREW THEIR OR­ IN FAVOR OF REINFORCING DUTCH DE­ IGINAL WAGE INCREASE OFFER TO STRIKING SEAMEN AND WENT ON RECORD AGAINST A FENSES IN NEW GUINEA AND REJECTED BY POSSIBLE 8o-DAY COOLING-OFF PERIOD UNDER THE TAFT-HARTLEY ACT. THE SAME MAJORITY A LABOR PROPOSAL THE PACIFIC MARiTIME ASSOCIATION (PMA), WHICH REPRESENTS THE 12 STRIKEBOUND URGING TRANSFER OF NEW GUINEA TO IN­ SHIPPING LINES, MADE ITS NEW POSITION KNOWN AT THE OUTSET OF RENEWED NEGOT­ DONESIA UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS. IATIONS UNDER THE AUSPICES OF A SPECIAL FEDERAL MEDIATION PANEL APPOINTED BY THE VOTE WAS TAKEN AT THE END OF A LABOR SECRETARY ARTHUR GOLDBERG. TWO-DAY DEBATE ON NEW GUINEA, DURING J. PAUL ST.SURE, PMA PRESIDENT, SAID THE ORIGINAL WAGE OFFER TO THE STRIK­ WHiCH THE GOVERNMENT REITERATED ITS ING SAILORS UNION or THE PACIFIC, MARINE, FIREMEN AND COOKS AND STEWARDS HAD VIEWPOINT THAT SELF-DETERMINATION BEEN WITHDRAWN. SHOULD BE GIVEN TO THE PAPUAN POPUL­ HE ALSO SAID THE PMA OPPOSED A TAFT-HARTLEY INJUNCTION BECAUSE IT WOULD ATION. "ONLY INCREASE THE ECONOMIC HAVOC THESE UNIONS COULD WREAK ON THE NATIONAL FOREIGN MINISTER DR. JOSEPH M.A.H. ECONOMY." HE ADDED THAT SHIPPERS WOULD NOT USE PMA VESSELS WITHOUT A GUARAN­ LUNS, WINDING UP THE DEBATE, SAID: TEE THAT CARGOES WOULD REACH THEIR DESTINATIONS BEFORE A NEW STRIKE STARTED. "THE DUTCH GOVERNMENT IS AGREEABLE TO THE ACTION CAME AS HAWAII WAS BEGINNING TO FEEL THE IMPACT OF SEVERE FOOD SUGGESTIONS WHICH AIM AT CREATING AN SHORTAGES AND SOME WEST COAST BUSINESSES WERE COMPLAINING OF FINANCIAL LOSSES. INTERIM PERIOD WITH A PLEBISCITE FOR NEW GUINEA. tI HE SAID THAT DURING THIS PERIOD WORLD IN BRIEF CASTRO REGIME MUM ON "INDONESIA WOULD BE GIVEN EVERY OP­ BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL FATE OF PRISONERS PORTUNITY TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE WASHINGTON--FoRMER MAJOR GENERAL HAVANA, APRIL 5 (UPI)-THE FIDEL PAPUAN POPULATION, BUT THE CENTRAL EDWIN WALKER WOUND UP HIS TWO-DAY AP­ CASTRO REGIME DREW A CURTAIN OF OFFICIAL POINT OF DUTCH POLICY STRICTLY RE­ PEARANCE BEFORE A SENATE GROUP TODAY SILENCE AROUND DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MAINS THE PROMISE OF SELF-DETERMIN­ IN HECTIC FASHION. HE ACCUSED SECRE­ WAR PRISONERS' TRIAL TODAY, AND THE ATION GIVEN TO THE PAPUANS. tI TARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK Of FOLLOWING STORY DROPPED OUT OF THE OFFICIAL A "NO-WIN" POLICY liN THE COLD WAR, PRESS. CRITICIZED THE CIA AND PUNCHED A THE ONLY INDICATION or WHEN A VER­ TWO NIKE ZEUS' FIRED NEWSMAN. WALKER TESTIFIED BEFORE A DICT MIGHT BE EXPECTED IN THE FOUR-DAY ffBACK-TO-BACK" SUCCESSFULLY SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE HEARING CHARGES TRIAL OF THE 1,179 MEN ON CHARGES Of REDSTONE ARSENAL, ALA.,--THE U.So OF CENSORSHIP OF THE MILITARY. TREASON CAME FROM THE SOVIET NEWS ARMY'S NIKE ZEUS ANTI-MISSILE MISSILE AGENCY TASS. IT SAID IN Moscow THAT SCORED BACK-TO-BACK SUCCESSES IN TWO WASHINGTON--PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAS THE VERDICT SHOULD COME "WITHIN A FEW FiRING TESTS LAST EVENING, THE ARMY SPELLED OUT HIS BOLD PLAN OF SOLVING DAYS." ANNOUNCED TODAY. THE U.So 's TRANSPORT PROBLEMS. THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS OF THE WAR THE ARMY SAID THE TESTS OCCURRED PROGRAM CALLS FOR LESS FEDERAL REGUL­ PRISONERS WHO MAINTAINED A SEVEN-DAY JUST HOURS APART AT WHITE SANDS MIS­ ATION AND SUBSIDIES ••• 500-MILLION !'DEATH WATCH!! AT PRINCIPE PRISON SILE RANGE, N.MQ ONE WAS THE FIRST DOLLARS IN GRANTS FOR LOCAL MASS THROUGHOUT THE TRIAL PROCEEDINGS FAIL­ NIGHT FIRING FOR THE NIKE ZUES MISS­ TRANSIT SYSTEMS ••• REPEAL OF THE 10 ED TO SHOW UP TODAY. THEY WERE MAN­ ILE THAT THE ARMY HAS ANNOUNCED FOR PER CENT EXCISE TAX ON PASSENGER HANDLED BY CASTRO SYMPATHIZERS ON THIS TEST LOCATION. FARES. THREE OCCASIONS YESTERDAY. IN THAT FIRING, THE SECOND OF THE A SPOKESMAN FOR THE GROUP SAID THEY DAY, THE NIKE ZEUS MISSILE SUCCESS­ BERLIN--THE U.So AND RUSSIA HAVE WOULD PETITION CASTRO FOR PERMISSION FULLY INTERCEPTED AN ELECTRONICALLY AGREED TO ALLOW EACH OTHERS MILITARY TO RETURN. THERE WAS NO INDICATION OF SIMULATED INTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSIONS TO RESUME NORMAL OPERATIONS THE GOVERNMENT'S REACTION. EFFORTS OF MISSILE PLUNGING EARTHWARD AT A SPEED TOMORROW. BOTH MISSIONS HAVE BEEN THE GROUP TO ATTEND A RELIGIOUS MASS WELL IN EXCESS OF THREE MILES A SEC­ RESTRICTED FOR SEVERAL DAYS. THE FOR THE PRISONERS WERE FOILED YESTER­ OND. AGREEMENT WAS ANNOUNCED IN A JOINT DAY WHEN ABOUT 500 PRO-CASTRO SYMPA­ THE ICBM TARGET WAS SIMULATED ELEC­ COMMUNIQUE BY THE U.S. EUROPEAN THIZERS GATHERED AROUND SACRED HEART TRONICALLY BY SUPPLYING TAPE RECORDED COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF AND THE SOVIET CHURCH IN SUBURBAN VEDADO. THE CASTRO INPUTS, IN PLACE OF DATA FROM RADAR, COMMANDER IN EAST GERMANY. BACKERS SANG THE "INTERNAT/ONALE" COM­ TO THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER WHICH MUNIST MARCHING SONG AND SHOUTED THINKS FOR THE NIKE ZEUS MISSILE. THE SENATE--THE SENATE HAS DEFEATED GOVERNMENT SLOGANS TO BREAK UP THE BRIGADIER GENERAL JOHN G. ZIERDT, THE FIRST TWO ATTACKS ON A BIPARTISAN SERVICE. DEPUTY COMMANDING GENERAL, GUIDED PLAN TO GIVE PRESIDENT KENNEDY FLEX­ WHEN THE ESTIMATED 300 PERSONS ATTEND­ MISSILES, ARMY ORDNANCE MISSILE COM­ IBLE AUTHORITY TO ADVANCE 100-MILLION ING THE SERVICE LEFT THE CHURCH, THEY MAND, SAID AFTER THE TEST: "ALTHOUGH DOLLARS TO THE U. N. I T REJECTED AN WERE PUSHED AROUND AND SHOVED BY THE THERE WAS NO REAL TARGET OUT THERE, AMENDMENT THAT WOULD HAVE ELIMINATED CASTRO MOB. THE SIMULATED TECHNIQUE CAUSED THE ANY NEW MO~EY FROM THE PLAN. EARLIER, ...... COMPUTER AND THE NIKE ZEUS MISSILE TO IT TURNED DOWN A GOP AMENDMENT TO THINK THERE WAS ONE." DENY U.S; AID TO DELINQUENT U.N. CONDITION RANGE AND ALTITUDE or THE INTERCEPT MEMBERS. ORANGE WERE NOT DISCLOSED ALTHOUGH THE ARMY CONTINUES SAID ELECTRONIC SCORING EQUIPMENT EL PASO, TEXAS--A FEDERAL GRAND PROVED THE ZEUS MISSILE GOT WITHIN JURY IN EL PASO, TEXAS HAS INDICTED KWAJALEIN WATER KILLING DISTANCE OF ITS TARGET. FARM MAGNATE BILLIE SOL ESTES AND USED 4/5/62 EARLIER IN THE EVENING, THE OTHER THREE ASSOCIATES ON CHARGES OF COM­ ZEUS MISSILE HAD RUN THROUGH ITS PACES MITTING 57 OVERT ACTS or FRAUD. ALL TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 260,380 IN WHAT THE ARMY SAID WAS A COMPLETELY THE DEFENDANTS ARE FREE ON BONO. GALLON S. SATISFACTORY MANNER. PER CAPITA - 96.2 GALLONS. THE FIRST fiRING WAS A DEVELOPMENT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA--JULluS BOROS HOLDS TOTAL IN STORAGE - 10,665,000 TEST AND CHECKED, AMONG OTHER THINGS, THE EARLY FIRST ROUND LEAD IN THE GALLONS. THE GROUND GUIDANCE ELEMENTS OF THE MASTERS GOLF TOURNAMENT AT AUGUSTA, MISSILE SYSTEM WHICH DIRECT THE NIKE GEORGIA, WITH A THREE-UNDER PAR 69. DAILY FRESH WATER METER READINGS ZEUS TO iTS TARGET. ABOUT ONE-THIRD OF THE FIELD IS STILL HOUSING OCEAN 8,800 GALLONS THE FREE WORLD'S ONLY ACTIVE DE­ ON THE COURSE. HOUSING LAGOON 22,400 GALLONS FENSE AGAINST BALLISTIC MISSILE ATTACK YOKWE YUK CLUB 14,500 GALLONS IN ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT, THE NIKE ZEUS EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, CALIF.-­ MESS HALL 6,300 GALLONS SY~TEM IS UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF THE THE UoS& MANNED ROCKET SHIP X-15 POWER PLANT 11,400 GALLONS U,So ARMY ORDNANCE MISSILE COMMAND AT ZOOMED TO lBo-THOUSAND FEET TODAY IN WEST END Of ISLAND 45,500 GALLONS R~DSTONE ARSENAL. A TEST OF AN AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYS­ {CONT'D. ON PAGE 3, COL. I). TEM AT EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, CALIF. CONSERVE WATER ONLY ON~E HAS THE ROCKET SHIP GONE HIGHER THAN THIS. • PAGE 2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 6 APRIL 1962

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE CUBANS PLANT "CACTUS CURTAINu AROUND U.S. NAVAL BASE ~ COMMANDING OfFICER, PACifiC MISSILE NEW "TOUGH If CUBAN GUARDS WATCH GATES # THROW ROCKS RANGE FAC ILITY, KWAJALE1N, MARSHALL ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU GUANTANAMO BAY. C~s~; Ap~IL 5 (UPI)--CUBA HAS STARTED ALTING TOUGH AROUND OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAw-59-4176-c THIS SFRAWLING ~. 5. ~AVAL BASE IN RECENT WEEKS. BUT THE AMERICANS ARE NOT WITH THE TRANSPORT CCf.!PANY OF TEXAS. WORRIED. IN THE VIEW or GUA~TANAMO'S COMMANDER EDWARD O'DONNELL, THERE APPEARS TO THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DA I LY BE NO IMMEDIATE 1~Rc~r TO THE U.S. POSITION. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE NEVERTHELESS, A ~~w LOOK HAS SPRUNG UP OUTSIDE THE 24-MILE-LONG FENCE THAT FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE SEPARATES THE BAS: FPOM THE REST OF CUBA. THERE ARE NEW CUBAN TROOPS, NEW PUBLICATION. DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS ROADS, AND EVEN A t'",P,:;TUS CURTAIN." IS 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. THE NEW SOLDIEPS A~~ EQUIPPED WITH BELGIAN-MADE RIFLES AND RUSSIAN STEEL HELMETS, A fAR CR~ FROM THE ORDINARY MILITIA MEN WHO UP UNTIL RECENTLY HAD THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT BEEN ON DUTY AROUND GUANTANAMO BAY. TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR ALL OF THE NEW MEN ARE REGULAR SOLDIERS. THEY NUMBER AT LEAST SEVERAL PUBLICATION. HUNDRED IN THE FE~~E AREA. O'DONNELL SAID THERE HAS BEEN AN ENORMOUS IMPROVE­ MENT IN THEIR QUALITY, AND DESCRIBED, WELL EQUIPPED. R EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN IN ADDITION TO THE TROOPS, THERE HAS BEEN A CHANGE IN THE PHYSICAL APPEARANCE OF THE BOUNDARY. THE CUBAN SIDE HAS BEEN CLEARED OF TREES AND BUSHES FOR FLAMES ENGULF OLD PEOPLE'S ALMOST 100 YARDS AND THE SO-CALLED "CACTUS CURTAIN" HAS BEEN PLANTED AT THE HOME - THREE WOMEN DIE BASE OF THE FENCE. ALSO, NSW ROADS ~AVE BEEN BUILT, TORONTO, APRIL 5 (UPI)--fLAMES CASTRO BLASTS ECUADOR - LtADING IN FROM T~[ HILLS BEYOND. SWEPT THROUGH AN OLD rOLKS HOME IN CALLS LEADERS DRUNKARDS THERE ARE PARALLEL ROADS AROUND THE EASTEND TORONTO EARLY TODAY, KILLING HAVANA, APRIL 5 (UPI}--PREMIER FIDEL THREE ELDERLY WOMEN. BASE'S PERIMETER AND FEEDER ROADS WHICH COULD BE USED TO TRANSPORT TROOPS AND CASTRO LASHED OUT AT HIS LATIN AMER­ EARLY REPORTS ERRONEOUSLY LISTED ARMS QUICKLY INTO fHE GUANTANAMO BAY ICAN FOES EARLY TODAY, CHARGING THAT THE NUMBER Or VICTIMS AS FOUR. AREA. ECUADOREAN PRESIDENT CARLOS J. AROSE­ POLICE IDENTIFIED THE VICTIMS AS THE "CACTUS CURTAIN" ACTUALLY IS MENA IS "A DRUNKARD" AND "A WORSE MARION TOWERS, 79, MRS. AGNES COCKER, COMPOSED OF THE MAYA BUSH A SPECIES OF COWARD THAN (ARGENTINE EX-PRESIDENT 77, AND ALICE JAMIESON, 77. ARTURO) fRONDIZI." Two OTHER OCCUPANTS OF THE ASHBRIDGE CACTUS. IT IS TWO TO THREE FEET TALL, HAS PINK-AND GREEN-TINGED LEAVES AND IN A 90-MINUTE SPEECH TO THE NEWLY HOME, KATHERINE SPRACKETT AND MRS. SHARP NEEDLES. FORMED YOUNG COMMUNISTS' UNION, CASTRO LILLIE DANIELS, BOTH IN THEIR 70s. CHARGED ALSO THAT VENEZUELAN PRESIDENT IT GROWS MORE OUTWARD THAN UPWAR~, WERE CARRIED TO SAFETY BY FIREMEN. AND SPREADS ABOUT FIVE YARDS OR MORE ROMULO BETANCOURT REACTED TO LAST WEEKtS THE HOME, OPERATED BY MISS DOROTHY FROM THES£VEN-FOOT-HIGH STEEL FENCE ARGENTINE COUP D'ETAT "LIKE A BLUSH- ASHBRIDGE AS A PRIVATE BENEVOLENT ERECTED BY THE U.S. NAVY. ANYONE ING PROSTITUTE." HOME rOR ELDERLY WOMEN, HOUSED ONLY WANTING TO CLIMB IN OR OUT OF THE HE MADE NO ME~TION OF THIS WEEK'S FIVE WOMEN. BASE WOULD HAVE TO WADE THROUGH THE MASS COURT MARTIAL OF 1,179 CAPTURED ONE FIREMAN WAS OVERCOME BY SMOKE MAYA AND SUFrER ITS STING. WITHOUT CUBAN INVADERS, WHO HAVE NOT YET BEEN AND TWO WERE INJURED FIGHTING THE EXTREMELY HEAVY PROTECTIVE CLOTHING, SENTENCED. ~ BLAZE IN THE THREE-STORY BRICK VENEER A PERSON WOULDN'T GO VERY FAR~ THE BEARDED CUBAN'S ATTACK WAS AIMED BUILDING. O'DONNELL SAID HE HAD NO SPECIFIC I CHIEFLY AT AROSEMENA, WHOSE GOVERNMENT • ••••• THEORY ABOUT THE NEW CUBAN SECURITY BROKE OFF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH ILLEGAL GOODS SEIZED IN MEASURES. THE MAYA AND THE CLEARED THE CASTRO REGIME THIS WEEK. PHILIPPINES BY N81 AGENTS AREAS KEEP PEOPLE AWAY FROM THE FENCE, As USUAL, CASTRO'IMPLIED THAT U.S. HE SAID, AND THE NEW ROADS PROVIDE ",MPER,ALISM" WAS THE CAUSE OF IT ALL, MANILA, APRIL 5 (UPI)--PHILIPPINE GREATER ACCESSIBILITY TO THE ENTIRE BUT HIS DENUNCIATION OF THE UNITED NATIONAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION BASE. STATES WAS LESS SHARP THAN IN MANY PAST (NBI) AGENTS POSING AS CUSTOMS EM­ THE ADMIRAL SAID IT HAD BEEN SUGGEST­ SPEECHES. PLOYES WEDNESDAY SEIZED 50,000 PESOS ED THAT THE CLEARING AND THE MAYA HE CHARGED THE "YANKEE OFFICERS ARE (ABOUT) $15,000 WORTH OF ILLEGAL WALL MIGHT HAVE BEEN PUT UP SIMPLY TRAINING (ECUADROEAN) TROOPS IN ANTI­ LUXURY GOODS FROM HONG KONG AT THE BECAUSE SUCH A PROCEDURE WAS A STEREO­ GUERRILLA TACTICS" IN CUENCA, THE OR­ MANILA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. TYPE OF THE COMMUNIST WORLD--LIKE IGINAL SOURCE OF THE MILITARY DEMAND THE SHIPMENT CAME IN SEVERAL CRATES THE BERLIN WALL. FOR A BREAK WITH CASTRO TO WHICH AROSE- AND CONTAINED TRANSISTOR RADIOS, EX­ THE NEW CUBAN TROOPS GUARD THE NORTH~ MENA YIELDED TUESDAY. PENSIVE T-SHIRTS AND VEILS WHICH WERE EAST GATE OF THE BASE. THE MAIN EXIT •••••• DECLARED "ADVERTISING AND CLOTHING FOR THE 3,200 CUBANS WHO WORK AT THE MATERiAL OF NO COMMERCIAL VALUE." U.S. INSTALLATION. THE SOLDIERS ALSO BRITISH IMMIGRATION BILL THE CRATES WERE FLOWN IN BY PHILLI­ ARE STATIONED AT INTERVALS ALONG THE PASSES HOUSE OF LORDS PPINE AIR LINES PLANES FROM HONG KONG FENCE. SO ARE THE U.S. MARINES ON LONDON, APRIL 5 (UPI)--THE CONTRO­ LAST MARCH 3 AND 4 AND CONSIGNED TO THE OTHER SIDE. VERSIAL COMMONWEALTH IMMIGRATION BILL PERSONS HERE WHOSE NAMES AND ADDRESSES IN THE PAST, THE CUBAN MILITIAMEN PASSED ITS THIRD READING IN THE HOUSE WERE FOUND TO BE FICTITIOUS. OFTEN TALKED TO THE MARINES. THE NEW OF LORDS TODAY. THE NBI SAID THE BUREAU WILL CON­ TROOPS DO NOT. THE ONLY STEP LEFT NOW, BEFORE IT TINUE THE INVESTIGATION TO DETERMINE "THIS GANG IS EXTREMELY BURLY," BECOMES LAW IS rOR THE BILL TO RECEIVE A POSSIBLE TIE-UP BETWEEN THE PERSONS O'DONNELL SAID. HE ADDED THAT THEIR ROYAL ASSENT. INVOLVED IN THE SHIPMENT AND CUSTOMS RELATIONSHIP WITH THE AMERICANS HAD A HOME OFrlCE SPOKESMAN SAID NO EXACT OFFICIALS HERE. BEEN QUITE CORRECT." HOWEVER, THERE DATE COULD BE GIVEN FOR WHEN THE BILL ·..... HAD BEEN A FEW MINOR INCIDENTS OF WOULD BE SIGNED. SOVIET ANTI-SEMITISM CUBANS THROWING STONES AT AMERICAN IT IS GENERALLY EXPECTED, HOWEVER, GUARDS, MOSTLY AT NIGHT. ONE MARINE THAT THE PROVISIONS OF THE MOVE TO CONDEMNED BY UIEFENBAKER WAS REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN HIT BY A RESTRICT IMMIGRATION INTO BRITAIN FROM MONTREAL, APRIL 5 (UPI)--PRIME MIN­ ROCK. THE COMMONWEALTH WILL TAKE EFFECT SOME­ ISTER JOHN DIEFENBAKER SAID LAST NIGHT • • • • • • TIME THIS SUMMER • HE SHARED WITH THE JEWISH PEOPLE, A­ OPPOSITION SPOKESMAN LORD SILKIN LARM THAT PEOPLE OF THEIR FAITH HAD WASHINGTON, APRIL 5 (UPI)--NEGOTIA­ SAID AS THE BILL WAS BEING PASSED IN BEEN SINGLED OUT IN THE SOVIET UNION TIONS BETWEEN HONG KONG AND AMERICAN THE HOUSE OF LORDS THAT "I FEAR THAT OFFICIALS OVER THE AMERICAN EMBARGO FOR PUNISHMENT AS AN EXAMPLE TO OTHERS. THE TIES THAT JOIN US WITH THE COMMON­ DIEFENBAKER SAID THE DEATH PENALTY ON THE IMPORT OF 10 CATLGORIES OF WEALTH HAVE BEEN VERY MUCH WEAKENED." FOR ECONOMIC CRIMES DID NOT SEEM FIT­ HONG KONG TEXTILES CONTINUE TO MAKE HE ADDED, HOWEVER, THAT HE HOPED SLOW PROGRESS, MAINLY BECAUSE THE TOP TING IN A NATION LIKE RUSSIA WHICH THAT THE BILL, WHEN IT WAS IMPLEMENTED CLAIMS A HIGH AND SURE GROWTH IN AMERICAN NEGOTIATORS ARE AT PRESENT WOULD NOT WORK OUT AS HARSHLY AGAINST LIVING STANDARDS. OUT OF THE COUNTRY. MEMBERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH AS MANY ALTHOUGH NOTHING DEFINITE IS YET "I BELIEVE THAT NO OPPORTUNITY FEARED. SHOULD BE LOST TO DRAW PUBLIC ATTEN­ KNOWN ABOUT THE LIKELY COURSE OF THE DISCUSSIONS IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THEY •••••• TION TO DISCRIMINATION WHEREVE1t IT THE MORE I REFLECT UPON HUMAN LIFE, APPEARS," HE SAID. "THE SOVIET MAY CONTINUE INTO NEXT WEEK. NEITHER THE AMERICAN NOR HONG KONG THE MORE I BELIEVE THAT WE SHOULD LEADERS MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO CON­ GIVE IT AS WITNESSES AND JUDGES IRONY CLUDE THAT THE WORLD OUTSIDE IS IN­ OFFICIALS AT THE NEGOTIATIONS ARE YET AND PITY. DIFFERENT." PREPARED TO DISCUSS THE LIKELY OU.­ COME. WHEN THE TALKS STARTED, BOTH ANATOLE FRANCE • ••••• SIDES AGREED TO SAY NOTHING TO THE •••••• PRESS UNTIL AGREEMENT WAS REACHED. l PAGE ~ HOURGLASS FRIDAY 6 APRDL 1962 NIKE ZEUS FIRINGS ADDITIONAL NOTICES SINGAPORE SERVICF PERSONNEL CONTiNUED FROM PAGE ONE ASKED NOT TO WEAR SHORTS IN FORTHCOMING TESTS ON THE PACIFIC CHANGE IN NOTICE ON PAGE SIX! LONDON, APRIL 5 (UPI)--WIVES OF M,SSilE RANGE, NIKE ZEUS MISSILES, THE CROSSROADS CLUB WILL BE CLOSED BRITISH SERVICEMEN iN SiNGAPORE AND LAUNCHED AND CONTROLLED FROM KWAJALEIN TO ALL PERSONNEL EXCEPT VISITING OTHER MILiTARY BASES IN THE FAR EAST iSLAND IN MID-PACIFIC WILL BE TESTED CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL BETWEEN THE HRS HAVE BEEN ADVISED NOT TO WEAR SHORTS iN ENGAGEMENTS WITH TARGET NOSE CONES 5=30 P.M. AND 7:30 P.M. ON SUNDAY, 8 IN PUBLIC, BUT THIS WAS NOT AN ORDER, LAUNCHED BY iNTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC APRIL, 1962. WAR SECRETARY JOHN PROFUMO SAiD TODAY o MISSfLE BOOSTERS. THE CROSSROADS CLUB WILL BE OPEN "ALL FAMILIES WHO GO TO STATIONS iN ZEUS fiRING TESTS ARE UNDERWAY AT AS USUAL TO ALL PERSONNEL AFTER THE FAR EAST ARE GIVEN A PAMPHLET TO WHITE SANDS, KWAJALEIN AND AT PT. 7:30 P.M. SUNDAY. HELP AND ADVISE THEM," PROFUMO TOLD MUGU, CAL IF. THE HOUSE OF COMMONS o THE WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY IS "IT IS CALLED 'THE FAMILY GUIDE TO PRIME CONTRACTOR. BELL TELEPHONE MEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE THE FAR EAST,' THE LATEST EDITION EX­ LABORATORIES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SYS­ DUE TO THE BowLING ALLEY BEING PLAiNS THAT BECAUSE OF THE DIFFERENCE TEM DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT. DOUGLAS CLOSED TONIGHT, THE FRIDAY NIGHT IN CUSTOMS, SHORTS AND SIMILAR CLOTHES AIRCRAFT COMPANY BUILDS THE MISSILE. MENUs HANDICAP BOwLING LEAGUE WILL DO NOT GO DOWN WELL WITH THE LOCAL NOT BOWLo INHABiTANTS. TONiGHTvS BOWLING WILL BE POSTPONED "IT ADVISES AVOIDING THIS SORT Of U.S. AND RUSSIANS LIFT UNTIL NEXT FRIDAY, APRIL 13TH. CLOTHES EXCEPT FOR SPORTS, ON THE MILITARY RESTRICTIONS IN BERLIN BEACH, OR AT HOME."

BERLIN, APRIL 5 (UPI)--THE UNITED ••• o. 0 STATES AND RUSSIA TODAY LIFTED RESTRIC­ THEY GAVE 100 PER CENT TIONS ON EACH OTHER'S MILITARY MISSIONS LAST BARRIER BLASTED OUT IN GERMANY, GIVING BOTH SIDES FREEDOM THE CROSSROADS, THE OCEAN VIEW, IN TUNNEL HIGHWAY THROUGH ALP~ IN THE OTHER'S TERRITORY. THE YOKWE YUK, THE HOSPITAL, METAL GREAT ST. BERNARD, ITALY, APR~L 5 UO So ARMY EUROPEAN COMMANDER IN SHOP AND CONSTRUCTION HAVE ALL CON­ (UPI)--ITALY AND SWITZERLAND WERE CHIEF GEN. BRUCE C. CLARKE AND MARSHAL TRIBUTED 100% TO THE RED CROSS CAM­ LINKED ANEW TONIGHT WHEN A BLAST OF IVAN KONIEV, THE SOVIET COMMANDANT IN PAIGN WHICH ENDED HERE YESTERDAY. DYNAMITE SHATTERED THE LAST ROCK EAST GERMANY, MET EARLIER AT SOVIET BARRIER IN THE ST. BERNARD TUNNEL HEADQUARTERS IN POTSDAM, EAST GERMANY, THROUGH THE ALPS. AND ANNOUNCED THE AGREEMENT. AN OF­ ZEUS CHARTER FLIGHT THE EXPLOSION MARKED THE LITERAL FICIAL COMMUNiQUE SAID THE NEW ORDER BREAKTHROUGH IN ONE Of THE GREAT fEATS WOULD GO INTO EFFECT AT MIDNIGHT. PASSENGERS ARRIVING ABOARD THE NIKE OF ENGINEERING OF ALL TIME---THE BORING BUT WITHIN MiNUTES OF THE ANNOUNCE­ ZEUS CHARTER FLIGHT TODAY WERE AS OF A HIGHWAY THROUGH THE ALPS. MENT, TWO U. S. MILITARY POLICEMEN FOLLOWS: THE CHIEF MINER OF THE TUNNEL PRO­ STEPPED AWAY FROM THE SOVIET MISSION BTL - M. C. IWERKS, J. R. MCCRORY) JECT, MARCELLO PIEJOBON, SET OFF THE IN FRANKFURT AND KONIEV ORDERED 12 N. LUND, D. W. MESEKE, W. S. MILLER, BLAST IN A DRAMATIC CEREMONY WITNESSED

MACHiNEGUN-CARRYING COMMUNIST SOLDIERS Wo Ro PRATT, S. C9 REED, R. R. WERTZ, BY TELEVISION VIEWERS IN 18 EUROPEAN AWAY FROM THE AMERICAN MISSION IN M. Co COCCHIARO, W. E. DOLL AND M. M. NATIONS ON A HOOKUP. POTSDAM. THE AGREEMENT CAME 15 YEARS IRVINE ARRIVED FOR A VISIT. L. C. THEY SAW A CLOUD OF DUST AND ROCK AS TO THE DAY AFTER THE ORIGINAL ACCORD JOHNSON IS A NEW EMPLOYEE. DYNAMITE DETONATED MORE THAN A MILE SETTBNG UP THE MISSIONS. RETURNING WAS 80 J. ENRIGHTo INSIDE THE ALPS CRUMBLED THE LAST PMR - Do JONES, L. ELLISON AND J. THREE YARDS OF ROCK SEPARATING THE HUDNAOL ARRIVED. SWISS AND ITALIAN SECTIONS OF THE WEATHER MAY DELAY LAUNCH RCA - R. KRUEGER, M. E. SANDY, MR TUNNEL o OF NEW POWERFUL ROCKET & MRS. SHATZKrN ARE NEW EMPLOYEES. By THE END OF THE YEAR A MODERN TWO­ CAPE CANAVERAL, APRIL 5 (UPI)--BAD WECO- J. S. KUSANO AND T. WILLIAMS LANE HIGHWAY WILL RUN THROUGH THE TUN­ WEATHER TODAY SHAPED UP AS A MAJOR RETURNED. R. C. SOUTHARD WAS NEW. NEL, PROVIDiNG A YEAR-ROUND LINK FOR THREAT TO UO SO PLANS TO LAUNCH A ACMC - W. O. LELAND, J. R. PASS, TOURISTS AND TRADE BETWEEN THE TWO LONG-DELAYED REVOLUTIONARY NEW SPACE MAJOR J. A. DONNELLY AND MAJOR D. H. NATIONS. ROCKET ON ITS MAIDEN FLIGHT ACROSS STEININGER ARRfV~D. COMPLETION OF THE TUNNEL ALSO WILL THE ATLANTIC OCEAN TO~ORROW. PHILCO - Me A. SANDS IS A NEW EM­ TURN A PAGE IN HISTORY. THE TUNNEL THE WEATHER PICTURE FOR TOMORROW PLOYEE. WILL RENDER OBSOLETE THE GREAT ST. WAS DESCRIBED AS "MARGINAL"---HIGH­ SEMCO - B. F. BATTS IS HERE FOR A BERNARD PASS ROAD, BUILT ON THE FOUND­ ALTiTUDE WINDS AND CLOUDS THAT COULD VISIT. ATIONS OF A ROAD ORDERED CONSTRUCTED FORCE A POSTPONEMENT OF THE FLIGHT WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE - D. EDGE IN 141 B.C. BY ROMAN CONSUL ApPIUS or THE 107-FOOT ATLAS-CENTAUR ROCKET. IS HERE FOR A VISIT. CLAUDIUS METELLUS. •••••• DAC - P. E. FREDRICKSON IS NEW AND MRS. H. A. HARDY AND HER DAUGHTER SOVIET SCIENTIST RESIGNS JOYCE RETURNED. NEW U.S. OFFICIAL TO HIGH POST WELCOME ABOARD! LEAVE FOR PHILIPPINES Moscow, APRIL 5 (UPI)--B'OLOGIST ·..... CHICAGO, APRIL 5 (UPI)--A THIRD­ KROFBM D. LYSENKO, ONE OF THE MOST GENERATION OF CHICAGO INDUSTRIALIST CONTROVERSIAL FIGURES IN THE SOVIET ROI CATHOLIC SERVICES WilL LEAVE THIS MONTH TO BECOME MISSION SCIENTIFiC WORLD, TODAY RESIGNED AS CATHOLIC MASS WILL BE SAID AT ROI­ DIRECTOR FOR THE U. S. AGENCY FOR IN­ PRESIDENT OF THE SOVIET ACADEMY OF NAMUR AT 11: 15 A.M. ON SUNDAY APRiL TeRNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN THE ARGRICULTURAL SCIENCES. 8TH, IN THE TERMINAL BUILDING. PHILIPPINES/! THE MOVE CAME AT THE OPENING SESSIONS LEO F. FEY, So J. JAMES INGERSOLL, THE P~ESIDENT OF Of THE ALL-UNION ACADEMY OF AGRICULTUR­ CATHOLIC CHAPLAIN THREE FIRMS AT THE AGE OF 43, WILL TAKE TO THE ISLANDS A HANDSOME APPEARANCE, AL Sc I ENCtS, THE SOV I tT NEWS AGENCY • •••• 0 TASS SAID. A PERSONABLE AIR AND 16 YEARS Of INDUST THf 54-YEAR OLD BIOLOGIST SAID HE "GLENN ORBITS" MOVIE HERE RIAL EXPERIENCE. WlpHED TO BE RELIEVED FOR REASONS OF THE TRANSPORT CO. OF TEXAS ANNOUNCES HE IS PRESIDENT OF THE INGERSOLL HEALTH. HE WAS NAMED PRESIDENT OF THE THAT THEY HAVE OBTAINED THE FILM "GLEN~ PRODUCTS DIVISION OF BORG-WARNER CORP., ACADEMY IN AUGUST, 1961. ORBIT SHOT" AND THAT IT WILL BE SHOWN WHICH MANUFACTURES A DIVERSIFIED LINE LYSENKO WAS SUCCEEDED BY ACADEMICIAN IN THE LOCAL THEATERS. WATCH THE OF STEEL PRODUCTS IN CHICAG~, MIKHAIL A. OLSHANSKY. OLSHANSKY HAS HOURGLASS FOR SCHEDULE. THE INGERSOLL KALAMAZOO DIVISION, BEEN SOViET MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE WHICH MAKES MILITARY VEHICLES AND PARTS SINCE DECEMBER 1960 AND HAS BEEN VICE FOR MISSILES AT KALAMAZOO, MICH., AND PRESIDENT OF THE ACADEMY SINCE 1961. BERLIN, APRIL 5 (UPI)--EAST BERLINERS THE REFLECTAL CO., OF CHICAGO, WHICH HIS NAME HAS LONG BEEN ASSOCIATED ARE BLAMING AN EPIDEMIC OF DYSENTERY MANUFACTURES BUILDING MATERIALSo WITH THAT OF LYSENKO IN SOVIET BIO­ ON INFECTED BUTTER FROM COMMUNIST THE BORG-WARNER CORP. IS THE PARENT LOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS. CHINA, TOURISTS CROSSING INTO WEST COMPANY OF ALL OF THE FIRMS. THE LYSENKO DOMINATED SOVIET THEORETICAL BERLIN SAID TODAy. INGERSOLL GROUP WAS FOUNDED BY JAMES BIOLOGY FROM THE MID- 1930'S UNTIL WEST GERMAN AND FOREIGN TOURISTS INGERSOLL'S GRANDFATHER. HIS FATHER, 1953 WHEN HE FELL FROM GRACE FOLLOW­ SAID EAST BERLINERS PRIVATELY TRACED Roy C. INGERSOLL, IS HONORARY CHAIRMANo ING THE DEATH OF SOVIET PREMIER JOSEPH THE OUTBREAK OF DYSENTERY--WHICH THE JAMES INGERSOLL WAS BORN AT GALESBURG STALIN. EAST G£RMAN COMMUNIST PARTY NEWSPAPER ILLINOIS, THE BIRTHPLACE OF LINCOLN HIS DENIAL Of THE ORTHODOX MENDELIAN NEUES DEUTSCHLAND REPORTED YESTERDAY­ BIOGRAPHER AND NOVELIST CARL SANDBURG. THEORY THAT HUMAN CHARACTERISTICS CAN ON A SHiPMENT OF BUTTER FROM COMMUNIST INGERSOLL MAJORED IN ECONOMICS AT BE TRANSMITTED ONLY THROUGH THE GENES CHINA. DARTMOUTH. A NAVY VETERAN, HE JOiNED AND CANNOl BE ALTERED BY ENVIRONMENT ·..... THE FAMiLY ORGANIZATION IN 19460 SHOCKED WESTERN SCIENTISTS. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 6 APRIL 1962 GENERAL MESS MENU "BRITONS SMOKED AND DRANK MORE BUT ALSO SAVED MORE MONEytt SATURDAY 7 APRIL, 1962 LONDON, APRIL 4 {UPI)--BRITONS BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER SMOKED MORE AND DRANK HARDER IN 1961, CHILLED FRESH FRUiT CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP FRE~CH ONION SOUP YET HOUSEHOLDS MANAGED TO SAVE MORE CHILLED FRUIT JUICE BAKED SHORT RIBS ROAST CHICKEN W/DRESSING MONEY THAN FOR 15 YEARS. HOT & COLD CEREAL ASSORTED COLD CUTS & GrBLET GRAVY A WHITE PAPER COVERING ESTIMATES OF GRILLED BACON 'II/POTATO SALAD CANDIED SWEET POTATOES NATIONAL INCOME AND EXPENDITURE SHOW­ EGGS TO ORDER BAKED MACARONI & CHEESE CREAM PEAS ED TODAY THAT THE COUNTRY'S BiLL FOR HOME FRIED POTATOES BUTTERED PEAS & CORN SOUTHERN HOMINV SMOKING AND DRINKING EASILY OUTPACED STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE MONEY SPENT ON CLOTHING OR DURABLE HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM TOSSED SALAD, PICKLES PINEAPPLE UPSIDE DOWN GOODS AND WAS NOT FAR SHORT OF THE COFFEE CAKE OLIVES CAKE TOTAL OUTLAY ON HOUSiNG, FUEL AND LIGHT CHiLLED MILK - HOT COFFEE FRUIT JELLO 'II/WHIPPED SALAD BAR W/D~ESSING TOBACCO ACCOUNTED FOR $10218 BILLION CREAM COLD DRINK POUND~ BEER FOR 618 MILLION POUNDS AND ICED TEA W/LEMON CHILLED MILK - HOT OTHER ALCOHOLIC DRINK FOR 433 MILLION CHILLED MILK - HOT COFFEE COFFEE PGUNDS. THIS WAS AN AGGREGATE INCREASE 1------_--..______--; OF 8- 1/2 PER CENT OVER 1960, THE GREAT- MINIMUM LOANS TO U.N. EST PERCENTAGE RISE IN THE SPENDING AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE KENNEDY PROMISES SENATE SECTOR. ON THE THRIFT FRONT, THE PROPORTION FRIDAY 6 APRIL 1962 WASHINGTON, APRIL 4 (UPI)--PRESIDENT OF INCOMES SAVED AFTER TAXES WAS 10- 5:00 P.M. NEWS KENNEDY, PERSONALLY ASSURED THE SENATE 3/4 PERCENT AGAINST 8-1/2 PER CENT 5:05 PoM. JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT TODAY HE WILL "MINIMIZE THE OUTLAY" OF IN 1960 AND 6-1/2 PER CENT IN 19560 6:00 PoM. NEWS U.S. LOAN FUNDS TO THE UNITED NATIONS ANOTHER GOVERNMENT STATEMENT SAID TODAY 6: 15 P.M. THE LATIN QUARTER UNDER A BIPARTISAN COMPROMISE BILL. THAT THE GROWTH OF NET PERSONAL BANK 6:30 P.M. My FAVORITE HUSBAND HE HAILED THE PLAN AS "WHOLLY SATISFAC­ DEPOSITS WAS THE LARGEST "ABSOLUTELY 7:00 P.Mo CONTINENTAL VARIETIES TORY" TO THE ADMINiSTRATION. AND IN RELATION TO THE LEVEL OF DE­ PoM. SPORTS DESK 7:30 AT THE SAME TIME, THE PRESIDENT POSITS IN ANY OF THE LAST 15 YEARS o" 8:00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND STRESSED IN A LETTER TO SEN. JOHN J. PERSONAL CONSUMERS SPENT 17.302 8:30 P.Mo SUSPENSE SP\RKMAN, DEMOCRAT-ALABAMA, "HOW HARM­ BILLION POUNDS ON GOODS AND SERVICES 9:00 P.M. NEWS FUL IT WOULD BE TO REPUDIATE THIS ARM IN 1961, AN INCREASE OF 4-1/4 PERCENT 9: 15 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT OF AMERICAN FOREIGN RELATIONS AT THIS OVER THE PREVIOUS YEAR AT CURRENT PRICES TIME." 10~00 P.M. NEWS~AKERS AND 1-1/2 PER CENT HIGHER AT 1958 10:15 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT CONT'D. KENNEDY'S LETTER WAS MADE PUBLIC AS PRICES. 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF SEN. RICHARD B. RUSSELL, DEMOCRAT­ SPENDING ON FOOD ACCOUNTED FOR 4.989 GEORGIA, CHARGED IN A LENGTHY SENATE BILLION POUNDS, UP 4-1/2 PERCENT, PUR­ SATURDAY 7 APRIL 1962 SPEECH THAT THE UNITED STATES IS BEING CHASES OF DURABLES FELL TO 1.286 BBLL~ 6:00 A.M. NEWS "GUIDED BY EXPEDIENCY RATHER THAN BY ION POUNDS, A DECREASE OF 5 PER CENT THE DAWN BREAKER PRINCIPLE" IN ITS POLICY TOWARD THE 6:05 A.M. ON 1960. 6:30 A.M. NEWS UNITED NATIONS. HoUSING, FUEL AND LIGHT BILLS CAME 6:35 AoM. DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D. KENNEDY DID NOT SAY WHAT INTEREST TO 20392 BILLION POUNDS AND CLOTHING 7: 15 A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE RATE HE WOULD AGREE TO OR WHETHER HE COST 1.687 BILLION POUNDS. ~:30 AoM. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL WOULD ADVANCE THE MONEY FOR SHORT-TERM PERSONAL INCOMES BEFORE TAX MOVED :00 AoM. HEARTBEAT THEATRE OR LONG-TERM REPAYMENT. 7-1/2 PER CENT HIGHER AND WAGES AND 8:30 A.M. ALBUMS OF THE WEEK BUT HE DID ASSURE THOSE WORRIED A­ SALARIES WERE 7-3/4 PER CENT UP. 9:00 A.M. THE B.G BANDS BOUT HIS HANDLING OF THE LOAN AUTHOR­ LABOR COSTS RISING FASTER THAN PRICES 9:30 A.M. OSCAR BRAND ITY THAT HE WOULD INSIST ON ANNUAL MEANT A FALL OF 5-1/2 PER CENT IN COM­ 10:30 AoM. ROCK'N ROLL-CALL REPAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PANY PROF ITS. (KWAJ TEENS) AND MAKE CERTAIN THE MONEY WOULD NOT AT CURRENT PRICES THE VALUE OF THE 12:00 NOON - NEWS BE USED TO "RELIEVE OTHER U. N. MEM­ GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT IN 1961 WAS 6 12:05 P.M. SINGALONG WITH MITCH BERS OF THEIR OBLIGATION TO MAKE GOOD PER CENT HIGHER THAN A YEAR EARLIER, 1:00 P.M. NEWS ON PAST ASSESSMENTS" -- OR ASSESSMENTS THE SAME RATE OF INCREASE AS IN 1960. I: 15 P.M. LIGHT Up - REUX OF OTHER MEMBERS. AFTER DISCOUNTING THE EFFECT OF PRICE 1:30 P.Mo SHOP CONCERT ...... CHANGES THIS WAS A RISE OF 2-1/4 PER 2:30 P.M. NAVY HOUR NEW DISARMAMENT PLAN BY CENT AGAINST 3 PER 'CENT IN 19600 3:00 P.M. ROCKETING RHYTHMS FORMER IKE AID ••••• 0 ~:30 P.M. IRA COOK SHOW :00 PoM. PAN AMERICANA AIR FORCE ACADEMY, CCLORADO, APRIL NEW LINK FOUND BETWEEN 4:30 PoM. PAU HANA SERENADE 5 (UPI)--FoRMER MINNESOTA GOV. HAROLD HEBREW AND GREEK RACES •••••• E. STASSEN CALLED LAST NIGHT FOR CRE­ WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS, APRIL 4 (UPI) SOVIETS CALL FOR BAN ON ATION OF TWO WORLD DISARMAMENT ZONES-­ --A BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY PROFFESSOR HAS ONE IN ALASKA AND SIBERIA AND ANOTHER FOUND EVIDENCE WHICH HE BELIEVES LBNKS "WAR PROPAGANDA" IN WESTERN EUROPE. THE HEBREW AND GREEK CIVILIZATIONS-- GENEVA, APRIL 5 (UPI)--THE SOVIET STASSEN, A SPECIAL ADVISOR ON DIS­ A DISCOVERY HE CALLED "MORE I~PORTANT UNION TODAY PROPOSED A THREE-POINT ARMAMENT WHEN EISENHOWER WAS PRESIDENT, TO HISTORIANS THAN THE D:AD SEA SCROLLSo" PROGRAM FOR BANNING SO-CALLED WAR TOLD DELEGATES TO THE FOURTH ANNUAL PROF. CYRUS H. GORDON, CHAIRMAN OF I PROPAGANDA AS "A CRIME AGAINST HUMAN­ AIR FORCE ACADEMY ASSEMBLY THAT HE THE UNIVERSITY'S DEPARTMENT OF MEDITERR~ I TY" 0 BELIEVES THE SOVIET UNION WOULD AGREE ANEAN STUDIES, SAID LAST NIGHT HE BE­ DEPUTY SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER TO SUCH A DISARMAMENT PLAN. LIEVES HIS DISCOVERY PROVES THE LONG VALERIAN lORIN OUTLINED HIS PROPOSITION HE SUGGESTED THE ALASKA-SIBERIA HELD BELIEF THAT THE TWO CIVILIZATIONS IN A DEBATE ON WAR PROPAGANDA IN THE ZONE BE SET UP FIRST, AND STAFFED BY DEVELOPED INDEPENDENTLY IS IN ERROR o 17-NATION DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE SCIENTISTS FROM THE UNITED NATIONS, HIS DISCOVERY ALSO SUGGESTS, GORDON MEETING IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. THE UNITED STATES AND THE SOVIET SAID, THAT A COMMON SEMITIC HERITAGE "WAR PROPAGANDA," ZORIN'S DRAFT RE­ UNION. PROVISION WOULD BE MADE, HE SPANNED THE ENTIRE EAST MEDITERRANEAN SOLUTION DECLARED "IS AN ENEMY OF THE SAID, FOR REGULAR AIR INSPECTION BY FROM GREECE TO PALESTINE, PEACE, A THREAT OF A NEW WAR AND A BOTH SIDES TO ENFORCE A NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN 1957, GORDON FOUND THE LANGUAGE CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY. " BAN. OF THE MINOAN LINERA A INSCRIPTIONS IT CALLED ON STATES PARTICIPATING WITH THIS OUT OF THE WAY, STASSEN WAS SEMITIC. HE NOW HAS IDENTIFIED IN THE CONFERENCE TO "ACCEPT AN OB­ SAID, THE SECOND ZONE COULD BE CREATED THE LANGUAGE MORE SPECIFICALLY, DETER­ LiGATION IN ACCORD WITH THEIR CONSTI­ IN A MORE CRITICAL AREA SUCH AS WEST­ MINING THAT IT IS PHOENICIAN, A TONGUE lUTIONS TO BAN ALL WAR PROPAGANDA, ERN EUROPE •• STASSEN SAID HE DOES NOT OF THE WEST SEMITIC FAMILY, PROPAGANDA AGAINST THE PEACE AND BELIEVE THAT WAR IS INEVITABLE. HE THIS DISCOVERY ENABLED HIM TO DECiPHER AGAINST UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN NATIONS. " SAID THAT, DESPITE SETBACKS, THE U.S. ETOCRETAN, THE SO-CALLED "MYSTERY " I THE COLD WAR DEBATE WAS ARRANGED AT MUST CONTINUE TO NEGOTIATE WITH RUSSIA, LANGUAGE OF THE MINOANS WHO LIVED ON THE THE SUGGESTION OF THE SOVIET UNION, AND, EVEN~UALLY, THERE WILL BE TANGIBLE ISLAND OF CRETE 3,600 YEARS AGOo HE WHICH SAID CESSATION OF W~R PROPAGAN­ RESULTS. FOUND THAT IT ALSO IS PHOENICIAN THOUGH DA IS A PART OF DISARMAMENT. STASSEN, ALSO ADVOCATED ARMING THE WRITTEN IN THE GREEK ALPHABET o ...... UNITED NATIONS WITH LIMITED NUCLEAR ACCORDING TO GORDON, THIS SHOWED THAT IT IS BETTER TO BE A DOG IN PEACE­ WEAPONS TO ACT AS A POLICE FORCE TO THE PHOENICIANS WERE LIVING AND WRiTING FUL TIMES THAN TO BE A MAN IN TIMES ENFORCE WORLD PEACEe ON CRETE BEFORE THE GREEKS INVADED AND OF UNRES1. THE ASSEMBLY WAS ATTENDED BY STUDENTS THAT THE GREEK AND HEBREW CULTURES CAME CHINESE PROVERB FROM 60 u.S. COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. FROM A COMMON SEMITIC HERITAGE. LOCAL GOLF TOURNEY

A HANDICAP TOURNAMENT IS SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY 8 APRIL 1962. ONLY THOSE PLAYERS WHO HAVE COMPLETED AT LEAST THREE 18 HOLE ROUNDS AND TURNED IN ~~ __~ ______SPORTS ~ SCORE CARDS WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECT~ON FRiDAY 6 APRIL 1962 ENTRY. t------~------=------1 TEE-OFF 10:00 O'CLOCK. EXHIBITION BASEBALL BRIEFS FOOTBALL HERO OF YESTERYEAR DIES AT AGE 90 MARINE DEPT. DOWNS FIREMEN "All lAKELAND, FLA., APR. 4 (UPI)-THE IN ROUND ROBIN GAME NEW YORK YANKEES MADE ONLY THREE HITS SAN FRANCISCO, APR. 4 (UPI)-Aus­ IN A CRUCIAL MoUNTAINBALL GAME TODAY BUT TWO OF THEM WERE HOME RUNS TRALiAN-BORN PATRiCK J. (PAT) O'DEA, PLAYED LAST NIGHT AT DALLY rlElD THE BY TOM TRESH AND ELSTON HOWARD AND WHOSE TREMENDOUS KICKS MADE fOOTBALL MARINE DEPT'S BOOMING BATS OF MARSHALL HiSTORY AT THE UNiVERSITY OF WISCON­ THEY DEfEATED THE DETROIT TIGERS, 2-1, MARTIN, RAY NAKAMURA, DAN HANAKAHI, BEFORE A RECORD HENLEY fiELD CROWD OF SiN JUST BEfORE THE TURN OF THE CEN­ SAMMY DAVID AND TOM PRELOCK ENABLED 4,0220 TURY, DiED TODAY AT THE AGE OF 90. THEM TO DOWN THE MENACING FIREMEN "An O'DEA HAD BEEN CONfiNED TO THE TRESH AND HOWARD CONNECTED OFF PHIL 24-17 IN A LAST INNING RALLY AS THEY REGAN TO HAND THE TIGERS THEIR SEVEN­ MoFfETT HOSPITAL HERE SINCE JAN. 4. EXPLODED FOR 7 HITS AND 8 RUNS IN THE TH STRAiGHT LOSS AND THE 12TH SETBACK THERE WAS NO iMMEDIATE ANNOUNCEMENT TOP Of THE 7TH. IN THEiR LAST 14 GAMES. AS TO THE CAUSE OF DEATH. THE FIREMEN LADDIES PLAYING INSPIR­ ONLY YESTERDAY, O'DEA WAS AMONG ABLE BALL ALL THE WAY THROUGH, BEHIND ST. PETERSBURG, FLA., APRIL 4 (UPI)­ 12 fORMER U.S. COLLEGE PLAYERS ELECT­ THE STEADY PITCHING OF FRED CACHOLA ED TO THE "FOOTBALL HALL OF' FAME." THE NEW YORK METS EDGED THE CHICAGO ON HIS FIRST APPEARANCE, HAD THE O'DEA WENT FROM MELBOURNE UNIVER­ WHITE SOX, 6-4, TODAY TO SWEEP THE MARINE DEPT. BOYS STUNNED fOR AWHiLE WI~H THREE-GAME SERIES WITH THEIR AMERICAN SITY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, THE BATTING POWER DISPLAYED BY ALEX LEAGUE RIVALS. WHERE HE BECAME PERHAPS THE MOST GAHETON, HARRY WAIWAIOLE, RAY KEHANO, FAMOUS KiCKER IN AMERICAN COLLEGE RAY DAVIAULT AND HERB MofORD, TWO DON KANEAPUA, AL COSTA AND CHOY (YOSO). VETERAN MINOR LEAGUE PITCHERS, COM­ fOOTBALL HISTORY. WITH THEIR LOSS, THE FIREMEN ARE BINEO TO PiTCH THE VICTORY. DAVIAULT FOOTBALL fANS DUBBED O'DEA THE ELIMINATED FROM THE ROUND-ROBIN AND "KICKING KANGAROO" BECAUSE Of HIS WORKED THE FIRST SIX AND ALLOWED FOUR WORLD SERIES. RUNS, TWO OF THEM UNEARNED. MOfORD LONG LEGS. WINNING PITCHER - DAVID - 2-1 HURLED THE FINAL THREE INNINGS AND "KICKING DOESN'T AMOUNT TO MUCH LOSING PITCHER - CACHOLA - 0-0 STRETCHED HIS SPRING SCORELESS STREAK ANYMORE," HE SAID SEVERAL YEARS AGO. MARINE DEPT. - 24 RUNS, 16 HITS AND TO INNINGS IN FIVE GAMES. "THE BOYS DON'T SEEM TO FOLLOW THROUGH 13 7 ERRORS. ENOUGH. A GOOD FOLLOW THROUGH WILL fiREMEN "All - 17 RUNS, 16 HITS AND RESULT IN A LONG BALL, JUST AS IN TAMPA, FLA., APR. 4 (UPI)-ED RAKOW, 9 ERRORS. BECOMING THE FIRST KANSAS CITY ATHLET­ GOLF." HOMERUNS - MARINE DEPT. - MARTIN 2. ICS PITCHER TO GO THE ROUTE THIS IT WAS IN 1897 THAT O'DEA GOT OFf FIREMEN "An - CHOY & WAIWAIOLE EACH A I iO-YEAR PUNT AGAINST MINNESOTA SPRING, STOPPED THE CINCINNATI REDS I- WITH EIGHT HITS TODAY WHILE REGISTER­ AND ADDEO A 45 YARD FIELD GOAL IN HEAD UMPIRE - T. MoSELEY - UMPIRE - ING A 3-1 VICTORY. THE SAME GAME. M. SUGANUMA. THE GAME WAS THE LAST OF THE SPRING THE FOLLOWING YEAR HE DROP-KICKED AT TAMPA FOR THE REDS, WHO FINISHED A FIELD GOAL FROM 62 YAROS OUT AGAINST ·..... GRAPEFRUIT LEAGUE PLAY WITH A 10-15 NORTHWESTERN AND IN ANOTHER CONTEST, MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE RECORD. GOT OFF A PUNT AGAINST THE WILDCATS fRI. 6 APR. 6 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS. PoMoZo THAT WAS GOOD FOR 87 YARDS, 10 (ROUND-ROBIN) NATIONAL LEAGUE. ORLANDO, FLA., APR. 4 (UPI)-JACK INCHES. SAT. 7 APR. 6 P.M. DOUGLAS VS. MARINE KRALICK AND NEWCOMER DICK STIGMAN DEPT. (AMERICAN LEAGUE). PITCHED THE MINNESOTA TWINS TODAY TO SUN. 8 APR. 2 P.M. OPEN THEIR SECOND STRAIGHT SHUTOUT, 5-0, EMILE GRIFFITH HONORED 4 P.M. SPECIAL SERVICES VS. WINNER OVER THE BALTIMORE ORiOLES. PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, APRIL OF FRIDAY'S GAME (ROUND-ROBIN) THE TWINS SCORED ALL THEIR RUNS IN 5 (UPI)-EMILE GRiFFITH, WHO REGAINED NATIONAL LEAGUE. THE EIGHTH INNING OFF ROOKIE JAMES THE WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP IN HIS 6 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL - AMERICAN LEAGUE LEHEWo ILL-FATED BOUT WITH BENNY (KID) BYE. PARET, EDGED ARCHIE MoORE FOR THE MON. 9 APR. 6 P.M. CROSSROADS VS. SEA­ CLEARWATER, FLA., APR. (UPI)-THE 4 BOXER-Of-THE-MoNTH AWARD IN THE LAT­ BEES - (ROUND-ROBIN) AMERICAN LEAGUE. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS WON THEIR FOURTH rST NATIONAL BOXING ASSOCIATION RAT­ STRAIGHT GAME TODAY, OUTSCORING THE ·..... INGS ANNOUNCED TODAY PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES, 7-5. IT WAS GRIFFITH ALSO HAS BEEN ELECTED MOUNTAINBALL PRACTICE THE 16TH WIN IN 24 SPRING GAMES FOR BOXER-OF-THE-MoNTH BY RING MAGAZINE FRI. 6 APR. CROSSROADS THE REDBIRDS AND THE 13TH LOSS IN 20 ON TUESDAY. HIS 12TH-ROUND KNOCK­ SAT. 7 APR. HIGH SCHOOL GAMES FOR THE QUAKERS. OUT VICTORY OVER PARET RESULTED IN CURT flOOD LED THE CARDS' 12-HIT ·..... THE CUBAN'S DEATH. ATTACK ON THREE PITCHERS WITH TWO BASKETBALL PRACTICE SINGLES AND A DOUBLE. STAN MUSIAL, FRI. 6 APR. 6 P.M. PILUTES MINNIE MINOSO AND CARL SAWATSKI HAD 6 P.M. OPEN TWO HiTS AP I ECE. TERRY DOWNES GIVEN AWARD 7 P.M. R.C.A. BOSTON, APRIL 4 (UPI)-MIDDLEWEIGHT 7 P.M. OPEN MESA, ARIZ., APR. (UP))-THE CHI­ 4 CHAMPION TERRY DOWNES, HERE TO DE­ CAGO CUBS RALLIED FOR fOUR RUNS IN THE ·..... FEND HIS SHARE OF THE TITLE AGAINST NINTH INNING TODAY TO NOSE OUT THE PAUL PENDER SATURDAY, TONIGHT RE­ BASEBALL NEWS DODGERS IT WAS THE FOURTH CON­ 6-5. CEIVED THE CHAMPION'S BELT AWARDED PITTSBURGH (UPI)-THE PITTSBURGH PI­ SECUTIVE LAST-INNING DEfEAT FOR Los THE BOXER RECOGNIZED IN MOST OF THE RATES AND THE WORLD CHAMPION NEW YORK ANGELES, NOW 15-1 I FOR THE SPRING. WORLD AS TOPS IN HIS CLASS. YANKEES WILL PLAY AN EXHIBITION GAME FOR THE CUBS IT CLOSED OUT THE ARI­ DOWNES, 25, WHO MEETS THE 31-YEAR­ IN FORBES FIELD HERE MoNDAY NIGHT, ZONA PORTION OF THEIR SPRING CAMPAIGN OLD PENDER IN A 15-ROUND TITLE BOUT MAY 14, THE PIRATES' MANAGEMENT AN­ WITH A RECORD. THEY HAVE AN OPEN 15-9 AT BOSTON GARDEN, ACCEPTED THE OR­ NOUNCED. DATE TOMORROW BEFORE OPENING A THREE­ NATE BELT FROM RING HISTORIAN NAT IT WILL MARK THE FIRST MEETING OF THE DAY TOUR IN EL PASO FRIDAY. FLEISCHER. TEAMS IN THE PIRATES' HOME PARK SINCE THE PRESENTATION WAS MADE AT A OCTOBER 13, 1960. SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ., APR. 4 (UPI)- NEWS CONFERENCE IN A BOSTON HOTEL THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES ERUPTED FOR SIX TO HIGHLIGHT PREPARATIONS FOR THE WASHINGTON (UPI)-EsTES KEFAUVER, RUNS IN THE FIFTH INNING TODAY TO DE­ SATURDAY BOUT. DOWNES IS RECOG­ DEMOCRAT-TENNESSEE, YESTERDAY ACCUSED FEAT THE BOSTON RED SOX 9-2 AT SCOTTS­ NIZED AS MIDDLEWEIGHT KING IN BASEBALL CLUBOWNERS OF "APPALLING AB­ DALE STADIUM. MASSACHUSETTS, NEW YORK AND EUROPE, SENCE OF HUMANITY" IN ttpUTTINQ PROFITS THE BRAVES TEED OFF ON HAROLD KOL­ WHILE GENE FULLMER IS REGARDED AS AHEAD Of PLAYERS WHO ARE TRADED, AND STAD FOR TWO HOME RUNS, A TRIPLE, TWO MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION IN THE OTHER OFTEN TREATED, LIKE CATTLE." DOUBLES AND A SINGLE IN THE EXPLOSIVE 48 STATES. THEY ARE "TAKING THE FUN OUT OF FIFTH TO GIVE LEW BURDETTE AN EASY BASEBALL," HE SAID IN A SENATE SPEECH. VICTORY...... PAGE 6 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 6 APRIL 1962

NOTICES mOVted :lontgkt REGULAR MOVIE SCHEDULE IS CANCELLEOo MOVIES WILL BEGIN AT 2100 (9:00 P.M.) ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL IF THffiE I S NO DElAY I N THE OPffiATION. HOWEVER, IF THE OPERATION IS DELAYED A MISSILE OPERATION IS SCHEDULED PAST 2100, NO MOVIES WILL BE SHOWN. FOR TONIGHT 6 APRIL AT 2030 (8:30 , P.M.). GENERAL INFORMATION FOR ALL OCEAN VIEW -- "BiG FISHERMAN"--SUSAN KOHNER, HOWARD KEEL--THIS TELLS THE PERSONNEL IS AS FOLLOWS: STORY OF SIMON PETER'S PROSELYTISM AND THE TRANSITION FROM HATE THE EXECUTIVE MESS WILL BEGIN SERV­ TO LOVE OF THE YOUNG ARABIAN PRINCESS WHO HAD SWORN VENGEANCE ING AT ~630 (4~30 P.M.) AND CONTINUE AGAINST HER FATHER FOR HIS WRONGS AS A BRUTAL KING. THROUGH REGULAR HOURS - 1930 (7:30 P. M. ) • RICHARDSON -- "PARIS BlUES"--PAUL NEWMAN, JOANNE WOODWARD --FILMED IN PARIS All TRAILERS AND THOSE QUARTERS AND LONDON. BASED ON HAROLD FLENDER'S NOVEL ABOUT TWO AMERICAN NOT APPROVED AS SHELTERS WILL BE JAZZ MUSICIANS IN PARIS, WHO FORM A JAZZ BAND WHICH BECOMES EVACUATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH PACIFIC A FAVORITE OF JAZZ DEVOTEES AND VISITORS TO THE LEFT BANK. MISSILE RANGE FACILITY INSTRUCTION 5!0003. UPON THE SOUNDING OF THE YOKWE YUK -- "DEVIL AT 4 O'CLOCK"-- SPENCER TRACY, FRANK SINATRA--AN IRISH WARNING, PERSONNEL RESIDING IN NON­ PRIEST AND THREE CONVICTS ON A SMALL ISLAND IN THE PACIFIC APPROVED SHELTERS ARE REQUESTED TO RISK THEIR LIVES TO SAVE A COLONY OF LEPER CHILDREN FROM A VOL­ TAKE COVER iN AN APPROVED FAMILY CANIC ERUPTION. ~OUSE OR THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. PLUS--SPORTS SHORT & NEWS WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB, ALL CLUBS WILL STOP SER­ ROXY --OPPOSITE sEX--jUNE ALLYSON, ANN SHERIDAN--DESIGNI •• SHOWGfRL AND A VING AT 1830 (6:30 P.M.) AND SECURE MALICIOUS TROUBLE-MAKER STIR UP PETTY GOSSIP, BICKERINGS AND AT 1900 (7~00 P.M.). THEY WILL RE­ JEALOUSY AMONG A GROUP OF SOPHISTICATED, WELL-TO-DO MANHATTAN OPEN AFTER THE ALL CLEAR, BUT NOT MATRONS. LATER THAN 2300 (II ~OO P.M.). ALL MARSHALLESE, INCLUDING PIN­ MAD CLUB -- "THE MAN WHO UNDERSTOOD WOMEN"--LESLIE CARON, HENRY FONDA--A MAN SETTERS AND LAUNDRY WORKERS, WILL MAKES A LITTLE FRENCH GIRL A STAR AND THEN MARRIES HER. HOWEVER, DEPART KWAJALERN ON THE REGULAR SINCE HE'S SO BUSY HE PAYS LITTLE ATTENTION TO HER AND ALMOST EBEYE FERRY Al 1630 ON FRIDAY. LOSES HIS WIFE. THE GENERAL MESS WILL BE AVAILABLE "TARZAN'S GREATeST ADVENTURE"--GORDON SCOTT, ANTHONY QUAYLE-- TO SERVE OPERATION PERSONNEL IF A RUTHLESS KILLER PLANS TO RE-OPEN A DIAMOND MINE. HE WILL STOP SCHEDULED OPERATIONS ARE DELAYED PAST AT NOTHING TO GAIN HIS ENDS BUT TARZAN SAVES THE DAY. 2200 (IO~OO P.M.). SiGNALS: WARNING - THREE 10-SECOND BLASTS ON THE FIRE SIREN - TAKE COVER. ATTENTION PARENTS ROI NAMUR MOVIES ALL CLEAR - ONE 20-SECOND BLAST A 1000 FOOT SPAN OF PIPE WILL BE FRIDAY 6 APRIL 1962 8 P.M. ON THE FIRE SIREN. LAID ALONG THE SHORELINE AT THE NORTH "PRIDE AND THE PASSION"--FRANK KEEP TUNED TO AFRS DURING THE OPER­ END OF THE ISLAND ADJACENT TO THE SINATRA, CARY GRANT--SPANISH GUERRIL­ AT!ON FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. DEPENDENT'S AREA. YOUR COOPERATION LAS SALVAGE A GIANT CANNON, ABANDONED IS REQUESTED IN KEEPING CHILDREN WHEN NAPOLEAN'S TROOPS CAPTURED SPAiN. FROM KICKING, STANDING, REMOVING WITH AID OF BRITISH NAVAL OFFICE, THEY ATTENTION JEWISH PERSONNEL PLASTIC SHIELDS OR ABUSING THIS DRAG THE HUGE GUN OVER RIVERS AND ALL JEWISH PERSONNEL SERIOUSLY IN­ PIPE. As AN ADDITIONAL PRECAUTION, MOUNTAINS AND USE IT TO RECAPTURE TERESTED IN PA,TI'ltATING l~ THE 250 VOLTS DC APP~AR AT L~~EI ~ FIRST SEDER DINNER OF THIS PASSOVER, OF THE SPAN. - ~AI.~~i~R';AY 7·X,RtC t062 - 8 Sp. tft CONTACT CHAPLAIN DAUGHTRY IN THE YOUR COOPERATION IS SINCERELY "FLONER DRUM SONG"--NANCY KWAN, CHAPLAIN'S OFFICE, TELEPHONE 505, SOLICITED. JAMES SHIGETA--A CIN~MA VERSION OF A BY APRil ~OTH. THIS SERVICE WILL ...... STORY WHICH WAS A SUCCESS BOTH AS A BE HELD ON THE EVENING OF APRIL 18TH. NOVEL AND MUSICAL COMEDY, SET IN SAN ...... CATHOLIC SERVICE CANCELLED FRANCISCOts CHINATOWN AND DEALING WITH DUE TO ISLAND OPERATIONS THE THE CONFLICTS BETWEEN OLD TRADITIONS CROSSROADS TO CLOSE CATHOLIC SERVICE OF "STATIONS OF AND THE NEW, ESPECIALLY AS THEY CON­ DUE TO THE SCHEDULED VISIT OF A THE CROSS" SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT, CERN YOUNG LOVE. NUMBER OF NAVY SPONSORED PERSONNEL AT 7:30 P.M. MUST BE CANCELLED. TO THE ISLAND ON SUNDAY, 8 APRIL, THE CROSSROADS CLUB WILL BE CLOSED TO ALL iSLAND RESIDENTS ON THIS DATE. SPANISH CLASS POSTPONED ALL OTHER CLUBS WILL OPERATE ON THE THE BEGINNERS SPANISH CLASS WILL NORMAL SUNDAY SCHEDULE. NOT BE IN SESSION TONIGHT. NEXT SESSION WILL BE TUESDAY. BRIDGE GAMES POSTPONED DUE TO A HEAVY SCHEDULE IN THE ADULT STUDY CLASS CANCELLED CLUB ROOMS ON SUNDAY, 8 APRIL, THE THE ADULT CLASS STUDYING THE NEW DUPLICATE BRIDGE PARTY NORMALLY TESTAMENT SCHEDULED FOR 7.30 P.M. HELD AT 1830 WilL BE POSTPONED UNTIL TONIGHT WILL BE CANCELLED FOR THIS THE SUNDAY FOLLOWING. WEEK.

LOST VARIETY SHOW PLANNED ~MY TYPE OfFICER RAIN COAT AT SPECIAL SERVICES IS PLANNING A THE YOKWE YUK THEATRE WEDNESDAY VARIETY SHOW ON SUNDAY, MAy 15TH. NIGHT. IF FOUND PLEASE RETURN TO ANYONE INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING ROOM 108 OF THE SURF. SHOULD CALL 331. SERVICE OFFERED WILL BABY SIT FRIDAY OR SATURDAY RED CROSS LIFE SAVING CLASS NIGHT. ANYONE INTERESTED CALL 682. THE RED CROSS SENIOR LIFE SAVING CLASS WILL BE HELD TONIGHT AT 6:00 WILL DO BABY SITTING IN YOUR HOME. AT THE DEPENDENT'S POOL. CALL BILL OSBORNE 666 BETWEEN 5:15 AND 6:15 P.M. ONLY.

LOCAL ART EXHIBITION t.£ETING EXHIBIT OF LOCAL ARTISTS' WORKS THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE A1 GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY, DURING SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB MONDAY EVEN­ NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK - APRIL 8-14 ING APRIL 9TH AT 7 30 P.M. AT THE HOURS - SUNDAY - 1-5 & 6-9:30 P.M. SCUBA CLUBHOUSE ALL MASTER MASONS DAILY - 9-1 I A.M. AND 12-9:30 P.M. ARE URGED TO ATTEND.