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VOL KWAJALEIN MARSHALL ISLANDS MoNDAY 12 OCTOBER I 24-HOUR WEATHER FORECAST Two OR THREE ROUSING HUZZAHS ARE DUE VENEZUELAN CHIEF PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES, FEW SCATTERED KWAJALEIN'S SMOKE-EATERS rOR AN OUT­ SHOWERS. W,ND WILL BE LIGHT-SOUTHERLY, JO INS~ IN MANHUNT BECOMING GUSTY IN SHOWERS. STANDING JOB DONE ON THE ftREMtN'S CARACAS (UPI)--PRESIDENT RAUL lE~NI HIGH TEMPERATURE BALL SATURDAY NIGHT. TODAY ASSUMED PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF 88 -- THE BALL, TRADITIONAL WINDUP or fiRE THE MASSIVE SEARCH FOR PRO-CASTRO TER­ 76 -- LOW TEMPERATURE PREVENTION WEEK, WAS ATTENDED BY NEAR­ RORISTS WHO KIDNAPED A U.S. AIR FORCE RELATIVE HUMIDITY -- 90 TO 75- WEEKEND RAINrALL -- 1.5 INCHES LY 400 PERSONS, AND IT WAS OBSERVED OFFICER AND HAVE SOUGHT TO BARTER HIS LATER THAT "NEARLY EVERYONE WHO IS LIFE FOR THAT OF A CONDEMNED COMMUNIST RAINFALL FOR MONTH -- 6.41 INCHES ANYONE WAS THERE." IN SOUTH VIET NAM. MAJ. GEN. NGUYEN CHIEF BOB RAGAN, ASSISTANT CHIEr CAO Ky SAID IN SAIGON THAT THE PLANNED fRED SCHILLARErF AND THEIR ENTIRE CREW EXECUTION OF COMMUNIST TERRORIST NGUYEN JOHNSON IN PHOENIX; GETS THE CREDIT FOR THE EXPECIALLY EN­ VAN TROI HAD BEE~ POSTPONED. HOSTILITIES SLIGHT JOYABLE EVENING ArrORDED KWAJALEIN'S IN TELEPHONED THREATS TO CARACAS PHOENIX, ARIZ. (UPI)--PRESIDENT PARTY-GOERS. Two FIREMEN WERE SINGLED NEWSPAPERS AND RADIO STATIONS, PERSONS JOHNSON RECEIVED AN ENTHUSIASTIC WEL­ OUTj RED OILI, WHO HANDLED GENERAL AR­ IDENTIFYING THEMSELVES AS KIDNAPERS OF COME IN SEN. BARRY M. GOLDWATER'S HOME RANGEMENTS, AND FREDDID CACHOLA, WHO LT. COL. MICHAEL SMOLEN HAD THREATENED TOWN TODAY BUT THE RECEPTION WAS MARRE WAS IN CHARGE OF rOOD AND DRINK. TO KILL THE AMERICAN UNLESS THE LIFE WHEN SOMEONE CONKED HIM IN THE HEAD A HIGHLIGHT or THE rESTIVITIES --AND OF THE V,ETNAMESE TERRORIST WAS SPARED. WITH A GOLDWATER-MILLER CAMPAIGN SIGN. TRADITION HOPES IT WILL EVER BE THUS-­ THE UNITED STATES TOOK THE THREAT SECRET SERVICE AGENTS GRABBED FOR WAS THE PRESENTATION or LOVELY PENNY SERIOUSLY AND ASKED THE SOUTH VIETNAM­ THE SIGN CARRrERS, BUT HE DISAPPEARED BEAUMONT AS QUEEN or THE BALL. AT THE ESE GOVERNMENT TO PUT OFF THE EXECUTION IN THE CROWD OF SEVERAL THOUSAND PER­ rIREHOUSE, HER REGAL TITLE IS COMMONLY THE VIETNAMESE COMMUNIST HAD BEEN SONS BACKED UP BEHIND POLICE LINES AT APPENDED WITH "GIRL I '0 MOST LIKE TO DOOMED TO DEATH BY FIRING SQUAD FOR SKY HARBOR AIRPORT. RESCUE rROM A FIRE." PLANTING A BOMB UNDER A BRIDGE IN AN JOHNSON KEPT SMILING AND LATER SAID DANNY AVILLA AND HIS BAND PROVIDED ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT AGAINST VISITING HE WAS "POSITIVE IT WAS ACCIDENTAL" MUSIC rOR A DANCJNG CONTEST AND FOR U.S. DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S. Mc­ WHEN THE PLACARD BOPPED HIM, DENTING DANCING AT LARGE, TO THE PARTICULAR D~ NAMARA LAST SPRING. HE WAS TO HAVE HIS STETSON HAT AND PUSHING IT BACK ON LIGHT EVEN or THOSE or US WHO HAVE TWO BEEN EXECUTED IN SAIGON BY NEXT WEEK- HIS HEAD. LErT rEET. THEIR PERrORMANCE AT THE END. OTHER WITNESSES SAID IT APPEARED THE BALL WILL ALMOST SURELY PRODUCE DEMANDS POLICE AND MILITARY FORCES ESTIMATED ACTION MAY HAVE BEEN INTENTIONAL. FOR MORE APPEARANCES IN THE VERY NEAR AT ABOUT 6,000 MEN PRESSED THE SEARCH THE PRESIDENT SEEMED COMPLETELY UN­ FUTURE. FOR SMOLEN AS THE CASTROLITE UNDER­ PERTURBED BY THE INCIDENT AND KEPT SO LAVISH WERE BOTH PREPARATIONS AND GROUND ARMED FORCES FOR NATIONAL llBER WALKING ALONG THE LINES OF SUPPORTERS PROVISIONS THAT IT SEEMS UNLIKELY TKRE TION (rUN) HELD HIM CAPTIVE THROUGH WHO CHANTED "WE WAlIT JoHNSON." To WILL BE ANY LARGE AMOUNT or CASH LErT THE THIRD DAY. THE CONSTERNATION or SECRET SERVICE OVER. WHAT THERE IS, HOWEVER, WILL BE (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) AGENTS, HE PLUNGED BOTH HANDS INTO THE USED FOR ONE OR MORE or THE BENEVOLENT CROWD AND IT APPEARED AS MANY AS TWO PURPOSES WHICH THE FIRE STATION SPON­ JUANITA CASTRO SAYS DOZEN PERSONS AT ONCE WOULD GRAB HtM. SORS. CUBA~S THERE WERE MANY "WE WANT JOHNSON" YOURS TRULY, FOR ONE, IS LOOKING rOR­ A CEMETERY AND "VIVA JOHNSON" PLACARDS VISIBLE. MIAMI (UPI)--JuANITA CASTRO CHARGED WARD WITH CONSIDERABLE ANTICIPATION TO ONLY ABOUT TWO DOZEN GOLDWATER-MILLER IN A SHORTWAVE BROADCAST TO CUBA ANO THE WINDUP OF NEXT YEAR'S FIRE PREVEN­ SIGNS COULD BE SEEN. TION WEEK. lATIN AMERICA LAST NIGHT THAT HER ED. BROTHER FIDEL'S rlRING SQUADS ANr POLI­ TICAL PRISONS HAVE "CONVERTED OUR KHANH REASSERTS XAUDEVILLIAN CANTOR ISLAND INTO THE CEMETERY OF THE HEMI­ SPHERE." DECISION T9 RESIGN DEMJN SEVENTY SHE CALLED ON THE INTERNATIONAL RED SAIGON (UPI)--PRIME MINISTER MAJ. HOLLYWOOD, CALlr. (UPI)--EODIE CAN­ CROSS AND UNITED NATIONS HUMAN R,GHTS GEN. NGUYEN KHANH TODAY APPEALED FOR TOR, BANJO-EYED VAUDEVILLIAN WHOSE COMMISSION TO INTERCEDE ON BEHALF or SOMEBODY TO TAKE OVER HIS JOB BY DANCING FEET AND DOUBLE-TAKES BROUGHT 75,000 POLITICAL PRISONERS SHE SAYS OCT. 27. HIM STARDOM IN MOVIES, R~OIO AND TELE­ ARE BEING HELD UNDER "INHUMANE" CONDI­ KHANH, IN A LETTER TO THE "HIGH VISION, DIED SATURDAY AT~THE AGE OF 70. TIONS IN PRISONS SIMILAR TO NAZI JAILS. NATIONAL COUNCIL" WNICH IS NOW PLAN­ THE COMEDIAN, FAMED FOR~HIS CHARIT­ HER 25-MINUTE TAPED ADDRESS WAS BEAM­ NING A NEW CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT FOR ABLE WORKS AS HE WAS FOR HIS FRIED-EGG ED TO CUBA AND OTHER HEMISPHERE NATIONS SOUTH V,ET NAM, STATED: EYES, CONTINUED TO BE A SHOWBUSINESS ON THE REGULAR EVENING PROGRAM BROAD­ "I SINCERELY ASK YOU TO CHOOSE SOME­ FIGURE A DECADE ArTER GIVING UP GREASE CAST BY EXILE COMMENTATOR lUIS CONTE ONE TO REPLACE ME AS PRIME MINISTER. PAINT AND PUBLIC APPEARANCES. AGUERO. I WILL RETURN TO MY POST AS A GENERAL. SEMI-RETIRED SINCE SUFFERING A HEART SHE SAID, "THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA KHANH'S REQ~EST WAS NOT A SURPRISE SEIZURE IN 1953, CANTOR WROTE BOOKS AND WHICH FIDEL CASTRO BETRAYED TO THE BECAUSE HE HAS REPEATEDLY PLEDGED TO TOOK PRIDE IN HIS DISCOVERY or A NEW COMMUNISTS" MUST BE RESTORED IN HER TURN OVER HIS MILITARY REGIME TO CIVIL TALENT. HIS ENERGY AND DRIVE, WHICH HOMELAND. SH~ URGED "REVOLUTIONARY IAN CONTROL BY OCT. 27. LEO TO THE SEVERE HEART CONDITION, MADE EXILES" TO MAKE A WORKING PACT WITH THE NEW GOVERNMENT IS SUPPOSED TO HIM ONE OF THE BEST LOVED PERFORMERS or SUPPORTERS or rORMER DICTATOR FULGEN­ BE CHOSEN BY THE 17-MEMBER HIGH HIS GENERATION. CIO BATISTA FOR COOPERATING IN OUSTING NATIONAL COUNCIL, WMI~~ WAS RECENTLY DURING WORLD WAR I AND WORLD WAR II CASTRO. ASSEMBLED FROM REPRESENTATIVES OF THIS CANTO WAS A SUPER-SALESMAN AT BONO BUT SHE SAID THOSE BATISTA SUPPORTERS COUNTRY'S FOWR MAJO. RELIGIONS AND DRIVES. HE WORKED CEASELESSLY FOR WHO ENGAGED IN "POLITICAL CRIMES" MUST MYRIAD POLITICAL PARTIES. CAUSES IN WHICH HE BELIEVED WITH A Bt DENIED THEIR "POLITICAL RIGHTS" WHEN THE COUNCIL fTSELr ANNOUNCED TODAY DEDICATION IN DIRECT CONTRAST TO HIS THEY RETURN TO CUBA. IT WILL FINISH WORK WITHIN A WEEK ON CAREFREE COMEDY ROLES. A PROVISIONAL CONSTITUTION UNDER WHICH CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR NIXON CHARGES JOHNSON THE NEXT GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE TO ~Vl\G I NG I CI GUS CAtvlPA I GN OffiCIAL BUllETIN V OPERATE. P,NEHURST, N.C. (UPI)--FoRMER VICE DUTY Of"fICER fOR kWAJALEIN TEST 51 PRESIDENT RICHA~NIXON CHARGED IN THREE lAUNDERETTE TO OPEN DATE: NAME: HOME PHONE: SOUTHERN CITIES TONIGHT THAT A CONTIN­ THE LONG AWAITED LAUNDERETTE, rOR I~T64 CAPT. J.J. OSBORN 2371 UATION OF DEMOCRATIC POLICY IN VIET NAM WHICH A SPECIAL BUILDING WAS CONSTRU OCT64 CAPT. BAKER 2344 13 R.M. COULD BRING A "MAJOR WAR" TO SAVE THE ED ADJACENT TO THE LAUNDRY AND DRY 14 OCT64 CAPT. G.S. DOCKLER 2239 PHILIPPINES. CLEANING PLANT, WILL BE OPENED TOMOR­ OCT64 MAJ. THAYER 624 15 M.R. N,XON ALSO ACCUSED PRESIDENT JOHNSON ROW AT 4 PM. 10 OCT64 MAJ. SPECKER 2240 R.W. OF WAGING "THE MOST IRRESPONSIBLE, THE LAUNDERETTE HAS BEEN EQOfPPED OCT64* MAJ. SAMMONS 22 17 J.O. 89 VICIOUS CAMPAIGN IN AMERICAN POLITICAL WITH CHANGE-MAKING MACHINES AND SOAP 180CT64* J.D. KEELING 644 cwo. HISTORY." DISPENSERS, AND WILL BE OPEN 24 HOURS *INDICATES WEEKENDS OR HOLIDAYS DUTY NIXON SPOKE IN SALISBURY AND P,NE­ A DAY. FrlCER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEIT SITE HURST IN NORTH CAROLINA AND, LATER TO­ THE PRICE FOR WASHING LAUNDRY IS 25¢ COMMANDING OrFICER's RE'RE.ENTATIVE NIGHT, N fHATTANOOGA. PER LOAD, AND FOR DRYING, 10¢ FOR TEN DURING OTHER THAN NO AL DUTY HOURS. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS MONDAY 12 O;TOBER 1964

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION or THE COMMANDING OffiCER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE TSHOMBE COMPLAINS TO O.A.U. NON-ALIGNED NATIONS ~ CAIRO {UPI)--THE AFRICAN HEADS OF OWE SUKARNO NOTHING MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT DA-0IOQ21- STATE HAVE REJECTEQ A COMPLAINT BY 2 LONDON (UPI)--THE TIMES SAID E.~" AMC-90004 (Y) (NI 3-(67156) 35133A CONGO PREMIER MOISE TSHOMeE THAT THE TORIALLY TODAY THE LEADERS OF THE NON­ PMR WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC PREVENTED HIM ALIGNED NATIONS MEETING IN CAIRO THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY FROM ATTENDING THE SUMMIT CONFERENCE MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR SHOULD FIND LITTLE OR NO REASON FOR OF NON-ALIGNED NATIONS, INFORMED sow ... SUPPORTING INDONESIA'S FIGHT AGAINST NOTICES IS 4PM DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION CES REPORTED. MALAYSIA. AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS lOAM THE SOURC(S SAID TSHOMBE HAO LODGED "THE NON-ALIGNED NATIONS MEETING DAY OF PUBLICATION THE COMPLAINT \11TH THE ORGANIZATION IN CAIRO HAVE HAD A GENEROUS HELPING THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT FOR AFRICAN UNITY. OF PRESIDENT SUKARNOtS ELOQUENCE .," TO EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. BUT THE OAU MEMBERS ATTENDING THE THE NEWSPAPER SAID. NON-ALIGNED SUMMIT ADOPTED A MOTION BUT, IT ADDED, "THE CAREFULLY DOC­ EDITOR: NEIL PHELPS-MUNSON DECLARING THAT THE DECISION TO BAR STAFF WRITER: BURL f. WHITE UMENTED ACCOUNT PUBLISHED IN KUALA TSHOMBE WAS "AOOPTE~ UNANIMOUSLY BY LUMPUR TH IS WEEK SHOWS HOW SHABBY MOST THE NON-ALIGNED NATIONS AND WAS NOT A OF THE INDONESIAN OPERATIONS HAVEBEEN'~ VlET CONG DEFECTORS UNILATtRAL ACT OF THE UAR " THE TIMES, AFTER REFERRING TO THE JOIN VIETNAMESE ARMY THE HEADS OF STATE INSTRUCTED OAU "RIFF-RAFF" WHO HAVE MADE UP MOST OF SAIGON (UPI)--MoRE THAN 16,000 COM­ SECRETARy-GENERAL DIALLO TELLI TO CON­ MUNIST SOLDIERS AND OFFICIALS HAVE DE­ INDONESIA'S VOLUNTEER INFILTRATORS AS VEY THEIR REJECTION TO THE CONGO GOV­ SERTED TO THE VIETNAMESE GOVERNMENT IN WELL AS SOME WELL-TRAINED MALAYS AND ERNMENT IN LEOPOLDVILLE THE SOURCES CHINESE, SAID "NONE OF THIS ADDS UP THE PAST 20 MONTHS, THE GOVERNMENT AN­ SAID THE DECISION WAS REACHED AT A NOUNCED TODAY TO ANY GENUINE ENTHUSIASM FOR THE CLOSED MEETING FOLLOWING TONIGHT'S CAUSE; STILL LESS IS WORTHY OF NONaALw A STATEMENT IN THE GOVERNMENT-RUN CONFERENCE SESSION. NEWS AGENCY SAID 16,101 "COMMUNIST GNED INDIGNATION ON INDONESIAN BEHALF. TROOPS AND AGENTS" WENT OVER TO THE GOV NON-ALIGNED NATIONS "IF SOME Of THE DELEGATES IN CAIRO ERNMENT S H'CE I T LAUNCHED ITS CH f EU Ho I COULD TAKE AN UNPREJUDICED LOOK AT TAKE ANTI-WEST STAND JAKARTA, SINGAPORE AND KULA LUMPUR (OPEN ARMS) CAMPA I GN I N fEBRUARY OF 196.l CAIRO {UPI)--LEADERS OF THE NON. THERE IS NO DOUBT IN WHICH THESE EX~ PROMISING ANNESTY TO DEFECTORS FROM ALIGNED NATIONS MEET TODAY TO DRAFT A PANOING TOWNS THEY WOULD SENSE THE THE REBEL RANKS. FINAL DECLARATION EXPECTED TO BE MORE FORCE OF NEW EMERGING IDEAS, AMBITIONS SOME 13,618 OF THE COMMUNIST DESERT­ ANTI-WESTERN THAN THE FIRST CONFERENCE AND HOPES" ERS WENT OVER TO THE GOVERNMENT IN THE IN BELGRADE THREE YEARS AGO REBEL INFESTED MEKONG DELTA, THE GOV­ CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUNDING THE ABSE~ ERNMENT NEWS AGENCY SAID LABOR "PROBABLE" PICK CE OF CONGOLESE MOISE TSHOMBE FROM THE IN BRITISH ELECTION DURING THE LAST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER, 48-NATION CONFERENCE TABLE WERE CON­ LONDON (UPI)-.WITH FIVE DAYS TO GO IT SAID, 37 REBELS JOINED THE GOVERN­ TRIBUTING FACTORS TO THIS GROWTH IN TO THE GENERAL ELECTION, BRITISH SlXX­ MENT, BRINGING WITH THEM FOUR RIFLES, HOSTILITY. BROKERS, BOOKIES, POLLSTERS AND THE GRENADES AND 79 ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION THE FINAL DECLARATION OF LEADERS TIMES OF LONDON TODAY NOTED GROWING THE DEFENSE MINISTRY MEANWHILE RE­ MEETING IN CLOSED AFTERNOON SESSION SIGNS OF A "PROBABLE" LABOR PARTY WIN. PORTED THIS MORNING THAT GOVERNMENT WAS TO BE BASED ON RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED LABOR PARTY LEADER HAROLD WILSON TROOPS KIL~ED 22 VIET CONG IN SEVEN EN­ BY THE POLITICAL COMMITTEE LAST NIGHT AGREED TODAY THAT RESULTS OF HIS PAIt'l'Y!s GAGEMENTS IN THE PAST TWO DAYS SOME OF THESE - AIMED AT THE UNITED CANVASSING "SHOWS THAT THE LABOR PARTY GOVERNMENT FORCES LOST 18 KILLED, 33 STATES - INCLUDED: A CALL FOR THE IS POISED FOR A GREAT VICTORY. ONE WOUNDED AND ONE MISSING IN THE WIDELY LIFTING OF THE ECONOMIC BLOCKADE OF MORE HEAVE AND 13 YEARS OF TORY ADMIN- SCATTERED CLASHES CUBA. ISTRATION WILL HAVE ENDED. THE CON­ THE HEAVIEST VIET CONG LOSSES WERE --A CALL FOR NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN SUFFERED IN TWO FIRE FIGHTS IN THE NOR~ SERVATIVE LEADERSHIP IS RATTLED AND AT THE UNITED STATES AND CUBA FOR EV'~ __~ ~ANIC STATIONS." ERN PART OF THE COUNTRY, WITH NINE RE­ EVACUATION OF THE GUANTANAMO BASE ON BELS KILLED IN EACH ENGAGEMENT. BUT THERE WERE NO INDICATIONS THUR~ THE .~ SLANa. DAY'S ELECTION WILL END IN A LANDSLIDE THE GOVERNMENT TOOK ALMOST HALF OF --A CALL FOR CESSATION OF HOSTLLI­ FOR EITHER PARTY MOST OBSERVERS P~- ITS CASUALTIES WHEN THE VIET CONG MINED TIES IN THE CONGO AND AN END TO OUT­ DICiED THE CLOSEST ELECTION SINCE 1951 AND ATTACKED A CONVOY OF FOUR TRUCKS 75 SIDE INTERFERENCE IN ITS INTERNAL AF­ WHEN THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY BEGAN THEIR MILES SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL IN THE ME­ FAIRS. 13 YEARS OF GOVERNMENT--THE LONGEST KONG DELTA. --DENUNCIATION OF MANIFESTATIONS OF UNINTERRUPTED RULE BY ANY 6RtTISH COLONIALISM IN LATIN AMERICA AND A CALI PARTY IN THE PAST CENTURY SYNCOM I I I STARS FOR SOL~TION OF THE PUERTO RICAN QUES- THE "PROBABILITY OF A LABOR WIN, IN OLYMPIC OPENER TION. " NEW YORK (UPI)--THE AGE AS THE TIMES PUT IT, CONTRIBUTED YES­ SP~CE YESTER~ OTHERS -- AiMED AT BRITAIN - IN- TERDAY TO A PLUNGE OF 7 9 POINTS ON DAY DAVE MILLIONS OF AMERICANS A FRONT CLUDED: THE STOCK MARKET, THE BIGGEST ONE-DAY ROW SEAT AT THE OLYMPIC GAMES HALF A --CONDEMNATION OF BRITAIN FOR FAIL­ DROP SINCE MAY, 1962, WHEN THE ECHOES WORLD AWAY IN TOKYO URE TO IMPLEMENT U.N. RESOLUTIONS ON OF WALL STREET'S "BLACK MONDAY" HIT LIVE TELEVISION ON PICTURES OF THE SOUTHERN RHODESIA. LONDON. OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONIES OF THE I~ --AN URGENT CALL FOR THE IMMEDIATE OLYMPIC WERE RECEIVED HERE WITH CRYSTAL RELEASE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS IN SOU­ LlGHT QUAKE IN HAWAIL CLARITY VIA SYNCOM I I I, THE COMM~NICA­ THERN RHODESIA HONOLULU (UPI)--A LIGHT EARTHQUAKE TIONS SATELLITE HOVERING OVER THE PAC­ --CONDEMNATION OF BRITAIN FOR RE­ SHOOK THE HAWAI IAN ISLANDS EARLY TO­ IFIC OCEAN FUSING TO IMPLEMENT RESOLUTIONS ON DAY BUT CAUSED NO DAMAGE THE NATIONAL BROADCASTING Co , BEGAN ADEN. THE TREMOR WAS FELT THROUGHOUT THE ITS TELECAST AT I JUST AS THE GREEK OTHERS WERE AIMED AT PORTUGAL-THEY: ISLAND CHAIN AND IN SOME PLACES SOUND­ OLYMPIC DELEGATION MARCHED INTO A STA­ --CONDEMNED PORTUGAL FOR REFUSING DIUM PACKED WITH 72,000 PERSONS ITS It JI ED LIKE AN EXPLOSION, ACCORDING TO TO GRANT INDEPENDENCE TO ITS COLONIE~ RESIDENTS, BUT SEISMOLOGISTS AT THE WAS 2 JAPENESE TI~E. AND CALLED ON HER TO IMPLEMENT ALL U N U.S COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY AT NEA~ THE PICTURES--AND SOUND--WERE AS GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS WITHOUT BY BARBER'S POINT SAID THE QUAKE RE­ CLEAR AS ANY TELE~'SION PROGRAM ORIGI­ DELAY. GISTERED ONLY 4.71 ON THE RICHTER ~LE. NATING IN NEW YORK IT WAS REPORTED THAT THE INDIANS THEY ADDED THAT IT WAS TOO LIGHT TO THE PROGRAM REPRESENTED A COMBINED HAD PROPOSED THAT A MISSION BE SENT TO HAVE CAUSED DAMAGE OR A TIDAL WAVE. EFFORT BY NBC, THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS COMMUNIST CHINA TO DISSUADE THAT COUN­ AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION, THE COMMUNI­ THE QUAKE WAS REGISTERED AT 12:07 AND TRY FROM EXPLODING AN ATOMIC BOMB THI~ THE EPICENTER WAS LOCATED IN THE PACI­ CATIONS SATELLITE CORP., AND NHK--THE PROPOSAL WAS DROPPED, THE SOURCES SAID FIC OCEAN ABOUT 170 MILES SOUTH OF THE JAPANESE BROADCASTING CO. INSTEAD THE CONFERENCE WAS EXPECTED ISLAND OF OAHU. THE SIGNALS WERE RELAYED BY SYNCOM TO ADOPT A STATEMENT WHICH APPEALED I I I AS IT HOVERED IN SPACE NEAR GILBERT "TO THOSE POWERS WHICH DO NOT AT PRE­ ISLAND AT THE POINT ON EARTH WHERE THE NEW DELHI (UPI)--RED CHINA WILL TE~ SENT POSSESS NUCLEAR WEAPONS OR DEVICES ITS FIRST ATOM BOMB IN THE TAKLA MAKAN INTERNATIONAL DATELINE AND THE EQUATOR TO REFRAIN FROM DEVELOPMENt OR PRODUC­ MEET DESERT Of SINK lANG PROVINCE IN CENTRAL TION OF SUCH WEAPONS OR DEVICES OR ~M THE LIVE COVERAGE WAS ALSO DELIVERED ASIA, A RELIABLE INDIAN SOURCE SAID CARRYING OUT ANY NUCLEAR TEST OR EX­ TODAY. HE QUOTED CHINESE DIPLOMATS TO MEXICO. PLOSIONS." IN ADDITION TO THE OPENING CEREMON. HERE. BUT WHILE THE CoNFEREES WERE APPLY­ THE SOURCE SAIO HE HAD NO DATE HOW­ IES, TODAY'S EARLY MORNING PROGRAM IN­ ING THE FINAL TOUCHES TO THEIR CONFER­ CLUDED TAPED SEGMENTS SHOWING THE OLYM­ EVER, PEKING CHOSE THE SOUTHWEST CHINA ENCE DRAFT, MOST OBSERVERS AGREED THAT DESERT INSTEAD OF THE GOBI DESERT BE­ PIC VILLAGE AND ATHLETES FROM ALL OVER MOST OF THE WIND HAD BEEN STIRRED UP THE WORLD TRAINING THERE CAUSE IT IS ROCKIER AND TEST RESULTS IN CAIRO OVER TSHOMBE. HE LEFT LAST WOULD BE MORE DIFFICULT FOR THE AMER­ NIGHT FOR PARIS AND A MEDICAL CHECKUP SERIES GAME fiVE 4:45 AM ON AfRS ICANS AND RUSSIANS go DETECT. .FOt lOW I NG HIS THREE-DAY 't. j ION HERE PAGE 3 HOURGLASS MONDAY 12 OCTOBER 1964

500 ATTt:ND TOUR

OF NIKE-X PROJECT ~ , MORE THAN 500 PERSONS VISITED THE (.9 TOWN .. • IKE-X PROJECT AREA ON KWAJALEIN DU~j~ WITH BURL F. WHITE PRO J E CT "OPEN HOUS Elf DUR I NG T HE W~I:~, .. ""------r------"""" ND. AFTER HOURS TICKETS ARE GOING FAST SUNNY SK I ES HE LPED BR I NG OUT THE AT THE HOSP IT AL T J CKETS TO "THE M,LKY WAY" ARE GO I NG ISITORS FOR THE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY' ~ IN ANOTHER BEHIND-THE-SCENES REPORT FAST. FTERNOON TOURS, WHICH BEGAN WITH A R ROVING REPORTER WAS INTERESTED IN "MUD" IS HIS NICKNAME HOWEVER, RAM AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. (tARNING WHY THE RECENTLY PUBLISHED FORMALLY HE IS KNOWN AS WADE D. WHIT- COL GLENN CRANE, COMMANDING OFF It'" SICK CALL HOURS AT THE KWAJALEIN HOSPI- AKER. WESTERN ELECTRIC IS HIS EMPLOYER F THE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, WELCOMED T TAL ENDED AT 4 PM AFTER ALL, AREN'T AND CANTON, TEXAS CLAIMS HIM AS A HOME ROWD AT EACH PROGRAM THt DOCTORS AND NURSES SUPPOSED TO BE TOWN BOY. HE IS A TRUE TEXAN IN AC- "EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU ARE HELP­ tHERE WAITING TO TREAT ME? AFTER IN- CENT AND STATURE. ING IN SOME WAY TOWARD THE GOAL OF "[STIGATING ALL THAT GOES ON AFTER THE WADE IS "SPIDER", THE WORLD'S LIGHT EVELOPING AN ANTI-MISSILE SYSTEM Fq~ LAST PATIENT GOES HOME, THE WORK FOR HEAVY CHAMPION'S TRAINER IN "THE MILKY HE UNITED STATES," COL. CRANE TOLD THE THE NURSING STAFF IS JUST BEGINNING. WAY" GOING ON STAGE OCTOBER 15, 16, 17 UDIENCES. HE SAID THAT REGARDLESS or WITH A DAILY CLINIC LOAD OF OVER 100 AND 18 IN THE YOKWE YUK. DON'T MISS HAT COMPANY YOU WORK FOR HERE, THE UL­ PATIENTS, WHICH IS COMPARABLE TO THAT HIM' IMATE JOB IS MISSILE DEFENSE. FAMIL., Of ONE OF THE LARGEST HOSPITALS IN ALL ISLAND RESIDENTS MAY ATTEND LSO, THROUGH THEIR SUPPORT, CAN MAKE HAWAI I, A VERY LARGE AMOUNT OF SUPPLIES THE JOB OF PROMPTER IS A TEDIOUS, BUT N IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTION TO THE EFfORT RECORDS AND DRUGS HAVE CHANGED HANDS NECESSARY TASK IN ANY LITTLE THEATER ERE, HE SAID AND NOW MUST BE CLEANED, STERILIZED PRODUCTION. GEORGE G. LATHROP HAS FOLLOWING A COLOR SLIDE PROGRAM AND AND REPLACED BEFORE THE CLINIC OPENS ACTED IN THIS CAPACITY DURING REHEARSAL COMMENTARY AT THE CLUB, THE VISITORS THE NEXT MORNING. FOR "THE M,LKY WAY", AND AS ASSISTANT ERE TAKEN BY BUS TO THE FOLLOWING To MENTI-ON BUT A FEW OF THEIR DUTIES TO THE D,RECTOR. IN THE PLAY HE IS EQUIPMENT AREAS IN THE NIKE-X COMPLEX: 8£fORE GETTING OFF DUTY AT 4 30, THE WILLARD, A REPORTER. HE MISSILE ASSEMBLY AND LAUNCH AREA, STAFF PERSONNEL ARE FACED WITH THE TRE- GEORGE IS EMPLOYED BY GLOBAL AND COME HE BATTERY CONTROL BUILDING, THE D,s­ MENDOUS TASK OF RESTOCKING ALL THE FROM SPOKANE, WASHINGTON CRIMINATION RADAR, THE TARGET TRACKI.G BANDAGES, SUTURES, NEEDLES, SYRINGES THE SECOND REPORTER EDDIE, IS PLAYED RADAR, THE EC-12IK AIRCRAFT, THE ZEU~ AND INJECTABLES AND CLEANING AND BY W.H. "NICK" GRANGER, ALSO WITH ACQUISITION RADAR TRANSMITTER, RECEIVER STERILIZING ALL THE INSTRUMENTS USED GLOBAL AND FROM SPOKANE, WASHINGTON. ND POWER PLANT, AND THE HEADQUARTERS THAT DAY GET READY TO LAUGH ON OCTOBER 15, 16, R JOIN TECHNICAL OPERATIONS BUILDINQ. THE RECEPTIONIST USUALLY HAS HER 17 AND 18 AT THE YOKWE YUK TARO ROOM JOHN GREGORY, HEAD OF THE BELL TELE­ FIRST OPPORTUNITY TO COMPLETE ALL THE CURTAIN TIME IS 8 15 PM ALL ISLAND PHONE LABORATORIES, KWAJALEIN, INFORMA­ 'ATIENT'S MEDICAL RECORDS WITH THE RESIDENTS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND ION DEPARTMENT, TODAY THANKED ALL WHO STACK OF LAB, X-RAY AND INJURY REPORTS MACK H. MOWBRAY IS VERY WEALTHY MADE THE TOUR FOR THEIR INTEREST AND WHICH NOW MUST BE FILED ALSO AT LEAST AS WILBUR AUSTIN, OF THE FINE COOPERATION HE ALSO THANKED ALL THE PHARMACIST BEGINS RESTOCKING ALL CHICAGO AUSTINS HE MOST CERTAINLY IS. WHO HELPED MAKE THE TOUR A SUCCESS, THE MIS SHELVES, PREPARES POUNDS OF OINT- MACK WONDERS WHY HE IS NOT AS WEALTHY MEMBERS OF THE NIKE-X PROJECT AND TWD'E MtNTS, GALLONS OF COUGH SYRUPS AND OFF STAGE AS ON, BECAUSE IN THE LAST WHO GAVE VALUABLE SUPPORT ,RDERS NEW DRUGS TO BE READY FOR THE KWAJALEIN LITTLE THEATER PRODUCTION, MR GREGORY PARTICULARLY THANKED FlltST PATIENT THE NEXT DAY "SEPARATE ROOMS", HE WAS ALSO A MIL .. GLOBAL ASSOCIATES PERSONNEL AT THE TME CASHIER OF COURSE, HAS NOT ONLY LIONAIRE. HE WILL BE REMEMBERED AS PACIFIC DINING ROOM, THE TRANSPORTAT fMC MONEY TO COUNT BUT THE NUMEROUS GARY BRICE, THE DEBONAIR PLAYBOY DEPARTMENT, THE SECURITY DEPARTMENT# .~URANCE AND INJURY REPORTS TO COM- INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA IS HOME AND AND THE HOURGLASS FOR THEIR ASSISTANCIJ P~fTE AS WELL AS CHECK THE RECORDS AND KENTRON-HAWAI I, LTD. IS HIS EMPLOYER ON HARVEY BRINN, YOKWE YUK CLUB MANAGER, 'I~L THOSE WHO FAILED TO PAY KWAJALEIN. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW FOR FOR H!S HELP WITH THE PROGRAM THE REf 1NAN AT T EM P T TO FIN ISH UP BE fOR E 6 liT HEM ILK Y WAY " OCT 0 BE R 15, 16, 17 AND AND DON HAGGERTY OF AFRS, WHO WAS T.a ~, THE LABORATORY TECHNICIAN WAS STIL 18. CURTAIN TIME IS 8 15 PM. AT THE VOICE ON NEARLY ALL OF THE RE~ORDEO ~~~NG MANY TESTS SIMULTANEOUSLY YOKWE YUK TARO ROOM. , I F EMERGENCY SURGERY WAS PER- .T.O~S CUV'. Nt'" TIf£ t..,,- THAT DAY, ONE HOUR IN THE OPERA BIG CASH PRIZE OFFERED OM MAY INVOLVE FOUR HOURS OF WOR lil .. :'r .', I~ 'R FOR MILITARY MANUSCRIPTS 'TM GAZER .. TiC ~ CONTEST &rY'~IARDS CLEANING AND STERILIZING HARRISBURG, PA. (NAVNEWS)--COULD YOU SATUROAY OCTOBER 17 ALL THE INSTRUMENTS USED AS WELL AS USE $2,500? THIS IS WHAT STACKPOLE AIR FORCE MISSOURI PREPARING SURGERY FOR THE NEXT CASE. BOOKS IS OFFERING FOR THE MOST PROMIS­ AUBURN GEORGIA TECH SINCE THE TIME WAS NOW 5 PM AND THE ING BOOK MANUSCRIPT ON A SUBJECT OF CALIFORNIA NAVY STAFF PERSONNEL WERE STILL HARD AT PROFESSIONAL INTEREST TO MILITARY MEN DUKE NORTH CAROLINA ST. WORK CLEANING UP AND SORTING OUT DULL, AND WOMEN, OF 40,000 OR MORE WORDS IN GEORGIA FLORIDA ST. BENT NEEDLES, YOUR ROVING REPORTER ENGLISH, SUBMITTED BY DECEMBER OF 1965. INDIANA MICHIGAN ST DECIDED IT MIGHT BE WISER TO WAIT UNTI THE OFFER IS BEING MADE TO STIMULATE KANSAS OKLAHOMA CLINIC HOURS THE NEXT DAY TO ASK FOR THE CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSION­ KENTUCKY LOUISIANA HIS NEXT CHOLERA SHOT AL MILITARY LITERATURE MIAMI (FLA PITTSBURG To BE ELIGIBLE FOR THIS STACKPOLE MICHIGAN PURDUE HOURGLASS AWARD, A MANUSCRIPT MUST BE AUTHORED MINNESOTA I L LI NO I S UNDER THE HEADING OF" "THINGS AN ED­ OR CO-AUTHORED BY AN ACTIVE DUTY OR NEBRASKA KANSAS ST. ITOR MIGHT NEVER KNOW IF" H~ DIDN'T OPEN FORMER MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES OF NORTH CAROLINA MARYLAND HIS M.f\IL," IS THE FOLLOWING ITEM WHICH THE UNITED STATES OR Of ANY OTHER NOTRE DAME U.C .. L.A. LANOED ON THIS DESK RECENTLY' COUNTRY, BY A MEMBER OF THE RESERVE OHIO STATE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA "WHILE I WAS EDITING IT TEMPORARILY FORCES, BY ANY PRESENT OR FORMER STAFF OREGON ARIZONA BACK IN 1962, I BECAME QU I TE I NTERESTE MEMBER OF STUDY, RESEARCH AND PLANNING PENN STATE SYRACUSE IN THE ORIGIN OF THIS WORD AND SEARCHE ORGANIZATION SERVING THE DEPARTMENT OF SOUTHERN METHODIST R,CE THROUGH ARCHIVE AFTER ARCHIVE AND WAS DEFENSE STANFORD WASHINGTON UNABLE TO COME UP WITH ANY EXPLANATION ANY MANUSCRIPT OF PROFESSIONAL IN­ TENNESSEE ALABAMA IT WAS WHILE HAVING A FEW DRINKS WIT TEREST TO MILITARY MEN AND WOMEN IS TEXAS A&M TEXAS CHRISTIAN A HANDSOME DAMSEL IN ONE OF THE SAN WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THE STACKPOLE TEXAS ARKANSAS FRANCISCO PUBS THAT I RAN INTO WHAT MY AWARD. ESPECIALLY RELEVANT WILL BE TULANE MISSISSIPPI GIRLFRIEND CALLED "THE CUTEST LITTLE MANUSCRIPTS DEALING WITH STRATEGY, V,RGINIA ARMY OLD MAN." TACTICS, WEAPONRY, LOGISTICS, MILITARY WISCONSIN IOWA IT SEEMS THAT THIS LITTLE OLD MAN AND FOREIGN POLICY, MANAGEMENT, LEADER­ ...... AND MY GIRL HAD HAD NUMEROUS CONVERSA­ SHIP, SCIENCE, THE MILITARY ROLE IN BOWLING NOTICE KWAJ MEN'S HANDICAP TIONS BEFORE AND SO IT WAS EXPECTED (CONTINED ON PAGE FOUR) 00000 THE KWAJALEIN MEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE THAT HE JOIN US FOR A FEW DRINKS WELL, WILL RESUME BOWLING THIS WEEK, THURSDAY THIS "CUTE LITTLE OLD MAN" TURNED OUT AND UPSIDE-DOWN ON TOP OF IT TO FORM AN AT 7 PM TO BE COL. LOGIE (PRONOUNCED LOSHAY) HOURGLASS. THAT'S WHERE THE NAME HOUR­ WHO HEADED UP ONE OF THE REGIMENTS GLASS CAME FROM FOR THE PAPER. II NO A LA CARTE THIS WEEK THAT TOOK THIS ISLAND FROM THE JAPAN­ SO AFTER ALL MY RESEARCHING, IT TOOK BECAUSE OF THE COMMUNITY THEATER PLAY ESE. WHEN I MENTIONED THAT I WORKED GETTING DRUNK WITH A STRANGER IN A BAR THIS WEEK-END, NO A LA CARTE WILL BE ON THE ISLAND NEWSPAPER, "THE HOUR­ TO FIND THE SECRET OF THE MYSTERIOUS SERVED ON THURSDAY NIGHT AND BUFFET FOR GLASS," HE SAID "OH, YES, THAT'S THE PAPER TITLE" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS HAS BEEN 7TH INFANTRY PATCH, YOU KNOW" "IN­ --FRANK FURTER CANCELLED. VERTED SEVENS. ONE SEVEN RIGHT-SIDE UP 00000 AND THE OTHER BACKWARDS (NEXT COLUMN) PAGE 4 HOURGLASS MONDAY 12 OCTOBER 1964 (CONTINUED FROM (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE MANUSCRIPT PAGE THREE) CANTOR ENEZUELAN CONTIN~!:EF~:~) IN SPACE, TECHNOLOGY, ARMS CONTROL, A RAG-TAG FUNNYMAN FOR MOST or HJS BUT A U.S. OFFICIAL SAID LATE TODAY PHILOSOPHY AND ROLE OF THE MILITARY IN CAREER, CANTOR TURNED DRAMATIC ACTOR fT'S A DRY RUN SO FAR." A DEMOCRACY, AND HISTORY. THE AWARD SEVERAL TELEVISION SHOWS DURING THE SMOLEN WAS KIDNAPED OUTSIDE HIS HOME WILL BE GIVEN TO THAT MANUSCRIPT 1950s, BUT HE WAS BEST KNOWN FOR HIS t~E fRIDAY MORNING. THE CAR USED BY WHICH, IN THE JUDGEMENT OF THE EDITORS BROAD SKETCHES, ZANY RENDITIONS OF SUCH IS KIDNAPERS WAS FOUND ABOUT TWO MILES AND THEIR CONSULTANTS, MAKES THE MOST SONGS AS "IF You KNEW SUZy", AND FAST Y. CARACAS POLICE RAIDED ABOUT ;0 SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION TO MILITARY PETTER WITH "THE MAD RUSSIAN" AND OTHt IES AND QUESTIONED MORE THAN 100 THINKING AND LIFE. OF HIS RADIO AND VIDEO ENTOURAGE. SPECTS, BUT FAILED TO FINO A TRACE THE $2,500 AWARD CONSISTS OF $1,000 ONE OF HIS TRADEMARKS WAS HIS BOUNC­ r THE KIDNAPERS. OUTRIGHT AND $1,500 ADVANCE ON ROYAL­ ING, SKIPPING FOOTWORK AS HE SANG, A LEONI RETURNED TO THE CAPTIAL FROM TIES. STACKPOLE BOOKS HAS FIRST THROWBACK, HE SAID, TO THE DAYS WHEN A INTERIOR TOUR LATE YESTERDAY. HE OR­ OPTION ON ALL MANUSCRIPTS SUBMITTED SINGER HAD TO DODGE BARRAGES OF RIPE REDTHE MOBILIZATION OF ALL AVAILABLE FOR THE AWARD AND MAY OFFER PUBLISHING FRUIT FROM TESTY AUDIENCES IN VAUDE- LICE TO JOIN IN THE SEARCH FOR THE CONTRACTS ON ANY. VILLE. IDNAPERS. No ENTRY BLANKS ARE NEEDED. EACH IDA CANTQR, HIS BELOVED WIFE, DIED AN EMBASSY SPOKESMAN REPORTED THAT MANUSCRIPT SUBMITTED ,SHOULD BE TYPE­ AUG. I, 1962 AT THE AGE OF 70. SHE s. SMOLEN AND THE COUPLE'S CHILDREN WRITTEN, DOUBLE SPACED, ACCOMPANIED BECAME KNOWN TO MILLIONS OF AMERICANS RE "CALM AND HOLDING UP WELL AND RE­ BY A CHAPTER OUTLINE AND BRIEF SUMMARY BECAUSE O~ HER HUSBAND'S THEME SONG, IN' NG ATHOME. " OF THE MANUSCRIPT AND A SHORT BIOGRA "IDA," AND THE JOKES HE uSED TO TELL SMOLEN WAS DEPUTY CHIEF OF THE U.S. OF THE AUTHOR. SEND MANUSCRIPTS ~O ABOUT HIS FAMILY. MRS. CANTOR DIED OF R fORCE MISSION IN VENEZUELA. ONE UN­ STACKPOLE BOOKS, CAMERON AND KELLER A SERIES 9F HEART SEIZURES. NrlRMED REPORT SAID HE WAS SINGLED STREETS, HARRISBURG, PA. ZIP CODE~ SHE WAS HIS CONSTANT COMPANION ON T FOR ABDUCTION BECAUSE HE DIRECTED 17 1°5. SCORES OF, PERSONAL APPEARANCES, BUT INING OF VENEZUELAN AIR fORCE PILOTS NEVER PERFORMED HERSELF. CANTOR COL­ o ~AD BEEN RECENTLY STAGING BOMBING LAPSED AT HER DEATH AND NEVER FULLY NS ON GUERRILLA OUTPOSTS IN THE WEST­ WORLD SERfES(C~:::N~~~soM RECOVEREq FROM THE SHOCK. N MOUNTAINS. THE YANKEES THREATENED HIM IN THE CANTOR ALWAYS WAS ALERT TO NEW SECURITY PATROLS WERE SENT TO THE THIRD WHEN HE WALKED MANTLE AND ELSTON TALENT. AMONG HIS DISCOVERIES WERE EA OF THE EL BACHILLE~ MOUNTAINS IN HOWARD BUT ROGER PICKER MICKEY OFF DINAH SHqRE, EDDIE FISHER, DEANNA DUR­ RANDA STATE WHERE THE ARMY FOUGHT THE SECOND BASE FOR THE THIRD OUT OF THE BIN AND BOBBY BREEN. O-CASTRO GUERRILLAS RECENTLY. FRAME. A WALK AND A SIN~LE BY CLETE IN 1953 WARNER BROS. FILMED HIS HEAVY POLICE PATROLS ALSO ROAMED CAR­ BOYER PUT TWO YANKEES ON WITH ~Nr OUT BIOGRAPHY, "THE EDDlE CANTOR STORY," AS. THE CITY WAS QUIET AS THOUSANDS T'l'" FOURTH ~UT CRA I G GOT OUT OF STARRING KEEFE BRASSELLE, BUT IT WAS INHABITANTS RELAXED AT SEACHES AND lHATHKdiE WHO APPEARED IN 63 GAMES [DOlE'S OWN BRASSY VOICE THAT SUPPLIEO SORTS, TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE LONG THE SON~S THAT BROUGHT HIM FAME AND LUMBUS DAY HOLIDAY WEEKEND. FOR THE CARDINALS DURING THE SEASON, •••••• REPLACED CRAIG AT THE START OF T~E MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. SIXTH INNING AND RETIRED 12 OF THE 13 THE EijUILLENT COMEDIAN SUFFERED HIS PRAVDA ATTACKS ACHESEON MEN HE FACED TO PROTECT ROGER's VIC­ FIRST SERIOUS HEART CONDITION IN 1953. FOR INTERVENTION 1N CYRPUS TORY. MANTLE, WHO WALKED WITH TWO OUT HE COLLAPSED SEVERAL TIMES THEREAFTER. Moscow (UPI)--THE COMMUNIST PARTY IN THE EIGHTH, WAS THE ONLY YANKEE TO IN 1956 HE UND~~WENT AN OPERATION FOR EW$PAPER PRAVDA TODAY ANGRILY QUOTED REACH BASE AGAINST HIM AND THE ONLY REMOVAL OF KIDNEY STONES. HE JOKED ORMER U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN CHEION AS SAYING THE GREEK AND Cyp­ SEMBLANCE OF A HIT OFF HIM WAS J~ST ABOUT HIS AILMENTS, SAYING, "NOBODY AHEAD OF THAT WALK WHEN MARIS RIPPED LIVES FOREVER." lOT GOVERNMENTS SHOULD BE REPLACED A SHARP HOPPER ON THAT PLAY, MOWtVER, CANTPR WAS BORN Izzy ISKIWITCH JAN. ITM·REGIMES "ENJOYING THE CONFIDENCE BY GOING BEHIND SECOND BASE TO MAKE A 31, 1892, IN NEW YORK C,TY'S EAST S,DE. NATO." GREAT STOP AND THROW TO RETIRE MARIS. H,s PARENTS DIES BEFORE HE WAS 2. HE AeCORDING TO PRAVDA, ACHESON MADE AFTER THAT, FIRST CRAIG AND THEN WAS RA~SED BY HIS GRANDMOTHER. HE 'TATEMENT IN A LETTER PUBLISHED IN TAYLOR WERE INVINCIBLE AS THEY THREAD­ HE ENTERED SHOW BUSINESS AT 16 WHEN HE WASHINGTON POST AND TIMES HERALD. ED THEIR WAY THROUGH THE YANKEE LINEUP HE WON $5 IN A THEATER AMATEUR NIGHT "UNPRECEDENTED INTERFERENCE ••• CRAIG STRUCK OUT EIGHT YANKEES IN TME CONTEST. A FEW WEEKS LATER HE WANGLED ~MPUDENT INTERFERENCE ••• OUTRAGEOUS FIVE INNINGS HE WORKED AND TAYLOR A BURLESQUE ~HOW JOB AT 15 DOLLARS A ~NTEIltP'£R£NCt,tt PRAVDA SAID IN A 01 STRUCK OUT TWO MORE IN THE FINAL FOUR WEEK. THIS WAS FOLLOWED BY STINTS AS PATCH ERO'LAIHDlL__ _ INNINGS. A SINGING WAITER AT CONEY ISLAND. HIS '~HE M1LITARI~T C'RCLES OF WASHI MANAGER YOGI BERRA ANNOUNCED THAT ACCO~PANIST WAS JIMMY DURANTE. TON AND TNE BONN REVANCHISTS ROOKIE MEL SOTTLEMYRE, WHO PITC~ED THE THE LATE Gus EDWARDS DISCOVERED THE LING TOWARDS GREEK TERRITORY AS AN IMPORTANT MILITARY STRATEGIC BRIDGE­ YANKEES' 8-3 SECOND-GAME VICTORY IN NER~OUS COMEDIAN IN A VAUDEVILLE SHOW ST. LOUIS, WILL START IN TOMORROW'S AND/FEATURED HIM AS A BLACKFACE COMIC HEAD IN THE BALKANS AND ARE PUSHING FIFTH GAME AND KEANE SAID THAT FAST­ IN A VAUDEVILLE ACT, "KID KABARET," GREECE INTO THE BRIDLE OF NATO's BALLER RIGHT-HANDER BOB GIBSON WILL WI!,H GEORGE JESSEL, EDDIE BUZZELL AND NUCLEAR FORCES. START FOR THE CARDINALS. GEORGE PRICE. ffALL TH I SIS AN I RRECONC I L.ABLE ...... CONTRADITION TO THE WILL OF THE BAST NIXON ··(CONTINUED F'ROM MOSLEMS ASK PERMISSION MAJORITY OF THE GREEK PEOPLE. THEY PAGE ONE) TO 'U I LD MOSQUE 1N RQt1E DEMAND THE REVISION OF THE COUNTRY'S HIS SPEECHES IN ALL THREE CITIES WERE ROME (UPI)--MoSLEM RESIDENTS OF ROME COMMITMENTS TO NATO, THE CONSISTENT SIMILAR, PARTICULARLY WHEN THEr TOUCH TpDAY ASKED FOR PERMISSION TO BUILD A IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PEACE POLICY IN ED ON FOREIGN POLICY. MOSQUE IN THIS CAPITAL OF CATHOLICISM THE BALKANS AND IN THE MEDITERRANEAN," N,XON SAID THAT BECAUSE JOHNSON HAS tN THE t~'rNDLY SPIRIT OF THE ECUMENI­ PRAVDA SAID. OFFERED SO LITTLE IN THE WAY OF POSI­ CAL COUNCIL. "THE UNPRECEDENT INTERFERENCE OF A TIVE PROGRAMS TO THE VOTERS, THE DEMO­ MUSTAFA PREVIZI AND EKREM TELHAJ, HIGH AMERICAN FIGURE IN THE INtERNAL CRATS HAVE FOUND IT NECESSARY TO CRIT­ LEADERS OF THE MOSLEM SOCIAL ASSISTANCE AFFAIRS OF GREECE HAS BEEN LEARN£D ICIZE SENATOR BARRY GOLDWATER AS "TRI ,SERVICE IN ITALY, MADE THE REQUEST IN WITH INDIGNATION AND WRATH IN THE GER HAPPY." I AN INTERVIEW WITH THE ROME NEWSPAPER GREEK CAPIT~L," THE COMMUNIST DIS­ N,XON SAID GOLDWATER WAS SIMPLY "AD­ IL TEMPO. PATCH FROM ATHENS SAID. VOCATING THE VERY POLICIES THAT THIS THEY SAID THE MOSLEM COLONY IN ROME "THE MORE DETERMINEDLY THE WILL THE COUNTRY FOLLOWED UNDER PRESIDENTS EIS­ NUMBERS MORE THAN 5,000, MOST OF THEM PEOPLE WILL BE HEEDED IN ATHENS, THE ENHOWER AND KENNEDY AND SHOULb BE FOL­ DIPLOMATS OR EMBASSY EMPLOYEES. MORE HOPELESS WILL APPEAR THE ATTEMPTS LOWING UNDER JOHNSON." "WE THINK THAT ROME, EXACTLY BECAUSE OF THE PLOTTERS FROM THE NATO CAMP TO HE REFERRED SPECIFICALLY TO A GOLD­ OF ITS UNIVERSALITY, OUGHT TO HAVE A BAR THE WAY TO DEMOCRATIC DEVELOPMENT WATER PROPOSAL THAT FIELD COMMANDERS MOSQUE AS IT HAS A SYNAGOGUE," PREVIZI IN GREECE AND TO THE STRENGTHENING OF ITS NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE," PRAVDA BE GIVEN AUTHORITY TO DECIDE I WHEN TO WAS QUOTED AS SAYING. USE TACTICAL NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN THE A JEWISH COLONY HAS EXISTED IN ROME SAID. EVENT OF AN ATTACK. SINCE THE DAYS OF CAESAR AND LONG HAS THE PRAVDA COMMENT CAME AS Moscow " I F JOHNS ON DOESN'T HA VE A POL I CY TO HAD ITS OWN PLACES OF WORSHIP. THE MOVED TOWARDS IT FIRST DIPLOMATIC DEFEND AMERICAN BOYS IN WESTERN EUROPE PRESENT SYNAGOGUE, A TALL DOMED CON­ BRIDGEHEAD IN THE MEDITERRRANEAN. THE THEN HE'D BETTER GET ONE ANp GET IT STRUCTION ON THE BANKS OF THE TIBER, SOVIET GOVERNMENT AND THE GREEK FAST," NIXON SAID. WAS BUILT IN 1904. CYPRIOT GOVERNMENT RECENTLY SIGNED A fiELD COMMANDERS SHOULD B£ GIVEN THIS IL TEMP QUOTED PREVIZI AS SAYING THAT PACT GIVING PRESIDENT MAKARIOS' REGIME DISCRETION, N,XON SAID, PARTICULARLY SO FAR HE HAD NOT OFFICIALLY APPLIED MILITARY AID IN ITS STRUGGLE AGAINST IN THE EVENT OF A "BREAKDOWN IN COM­ FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A MOSQUE, BUT THAT THE STRUGGLE AGAINST THE ISLAND'S MUNICATIONS" OR "JUST IN CASE MR. JOHtr HE HAD ASKED AUTHORITIES TO PROVIDE TURKISH-CYPRIOT MINORITY. SON IS OUT RIDING IN HIS CAR DRINKING SPACE IN ROME'S MAIN CEMETERY OR SOME­ BEER." WHERE ELSE FOR A MOSLEM BURIAL PLACE. PAGE 5 HOURGlASS MONDAY 12 OCTOBE~ 1964. " SER IES ALL EVEN COLLEGE FOOTi3ALL - BOVER HITS SLAM SPORTS SECTION NEW YORK (UPI )--UPSETS WERE THE OR­ NEW YORK (UPI )--THE 1964 WORLD SER- 'AT -THE OBSERVER-LANI AS DER OF THE DAY AS THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL IES IS DEADLOCKED ONCE AGAIN, AS THE KEI KI KAMES CRUSH DRONES SEASON SWUNG INTO ITS FOURTH BIG WEEK ST. LOUIS CARDINALS, SPARKED BY THE THE KEI KI KANES CAME UP WITH AN OVE~ EMD SATURDAY-----OHIO STATE BLANKED THE GRAND SLAM HOME RUN OFF THE SAT or KEN WHELMING GAME SATURDAY NIGHT TO SWEEP UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS IN THE BIGGEST BOYER AND THE TIGHT TWO-HIT RELIEF PIT- BOTH ENDS OF THEIR BEST 2-0UT-OF-3 SETS UPSET, ROLLING TO A 26-0 ROUT. THE CHING OF ROGER CRAIG (WINNER) AND RON AND CRUSH THE DReNES BY 15-2 AND 15-0 O~ANGEMEN OF SYRACUSE, RANKED 10TH IN TAYLOR, GAVE THE BOYS FROM BUSCH STAD- SCORES, IN THE OPENING GAME OF THE CLAS THE NATION, MAULED NINTH ~ANKED UCLA, IUM A ~-3 WIN OVER THE NEW YORK YANKS "B" DIVISION OF THE MEN's VOLLEYBALL 39-0, AND IN ANOTHER SHOCKER, LITTLE IN THE FOURTH GAME OF THE POST SEASON LEAGUE. fLORIDA STATE WALLOPED KENTUCKY, 48.6. CLASSIC. SONNY "BEAR" KAPAHU, MITCH WAILANI, THE No. I RANKED TEAN, THE TEXAS LONG­ IT WAS THE SECOND GAME OF THE 64 SER- DANNY HANAKAH', LARRY BALLENTI AND JACK HORNS, ROLLED OVER ONCE MIGHTY OKLA­ IES PLAYED AT HUGE YANKEE STADIUM, AND BAKER ROAMED HIGH, WIDE AND HANDSOME ON HOMA BY A SCORE OF 28-7. IN THE FIRST GAME PLAYED YESTERDAY, THE THE DALLY COURT T0 PACE THE KANES TO ALABAMA SHUT OUT NORTH CAROLINA ST. MARVELOUS MICKEY MANTLE LED THE YANKS THEfl SMASHING VICTORYS. 21-0, NOTRE DAME, SEEKING A RETURN TO TO A 2-1 WIN OVER THE CARDS WITH A DRA- THE KANES OUTSPIKED THE DRONES, AND GRID GLORY, SHOT DeWN THE AIR fORCE, MATIC NINTH INNING HOME RUN. THE GAME WITH A SOLID DEFENSIVE GAME, IOUTCLASSED 3 4-7, NEBRASKA BEAT SOUTH CAROLINA BY WINNING BLAST WAS MANTLE'S 16 HOMER IN THE~. TALLER OPPONENTS IN BOTH SETS. A 28.6 MARGIN, PENN STATE STOPPED ARMY WORLD SERIES COMPETITION, AND GAVE HIM WAtLANI AND BALLENTI CARRIED THE AT- 6-2, IOWA SQUEAKED BY INDIANA 21-20, THE ALL-TIME HOMER MARK IN THE CLASSIC, TACK IN THE FIRST SET, WHILE KAPAHU AND MICHIGAN TOPPED MICHIGAN STATE 17-10, BREAKING A TIE THAT HE WAS IN WITH THE HANAKAHI PACED THE SEceND SET. REMITI­ GEORGIA ROLLED OVER CLEMSON 19-7, STAN­ IMMORTAL BABE RUTH AT 15 FOUR-PLY POKES CADO WAS TME MAIN SETTER FeR THE KANES. fORD OUTCLASSED RICE 34-7, OREGON STATE BOYER'S SLAM TODAY WAS ONLY THE NINTH TONIGHT THE SURFRIDERS WILL HeST THE DEfEATED WASHINGTON 9-7, AND PITTSBURG~ BASES-LOADED HOMER IN SERIES HISTORY, ESEYE LieNS IN THE CURTAIN RAISER OF BLANKED IT'S ARCH RIVAL WEST VIRGIN, AND CAME OFF AL DOWN~NG WITH ONE OUT IN THE "A" DIVISION AT 6PM, WHitE AT 14-0. THE SIXTH INNING AND WIPED OUT A 3-0 7PM, THE Rei NAMUR "B" WILL CLASH A- ELSEWHERE----PRJNCETON ROLLED OVER LEAD WHICH THE BOMBERS HAD RUN UP A- GAINST THE fIL-AMERICANS IN THE "B" DARTMOUTH 37-7, fLORIDA DUMPED MISSISS­ GAINST STARTER RAY SADECKI IN THE FIRST DIVIS'ON. IPPI 30-14, AUBURN, WITH A SECOND HALf INNING. YOUNG SADECKI DID NOT RETIRE COMEBA~K, DEfEATED CHATTANOOGA 33-12, A BATTER IN HIS SECOND START OF THE .SOfTBAlL TEAMS RESUME PRAOTICE. MINNESOTA DOWNED NOftTHWESTERN, 21-18, SEAlES. THE MEN AND WOMEN'S SLOW PITCH SOFT- PURDUE TOPPLED WISCONSIN 28-7, TENNE­ BOYEA'S BIG BLOW WAS A SCREAMING LINE 8ALL TEAMS WILL RESUME HEAVY ~RACTICE SEE OUTLASTED BOSTON COLLEGE t6-14, DRIVE DEEP INTO THE LEFT FIELD STANDS DRILLS STARTING THIS WEEK SO WE [N- DUKE GOT BY MARYLAND 24-17, AND WYOMING AND GAVE THE VETERAN ROGER CRAIG HIS COURAGE ALL TEAMS TO CHECK THE PIIACTICE DOWNED UTAH 14-13. SECOND WIN IN SERIES PLAY. CRAIG WAS SCHEDULE CLOSELY. THE HARD-LUCK PITCHER or THE MAJORS PRACTICE FeR EACH Of THE MENS TEAMS PALMER IN WORLD-MATCH WIN WHEN HE LOST OUT IN 46 GAMES FOR THE WILL BE LIMITED [VERY WEEK, sO'WE EN- VIRGIN~ WATER, ENGLAND (UPI )--ARNOLD NEW YORK METS IN 62 AND 63, BUT HE WAS COURAGE THE MENS TEAMS TO ARRANGE TO PALMER STORMED FROM SEHIN. ON THE FINAL MAKING UP fOR LOST TIME TODAY, AS HE SCRIMMAGE WITH TEAMS WHO ALREADY HAVE 18 HOLES TODAY TO DEfEAT BRITAIN'S NEIL SHUT OUT THE YANKEES WITH ONLY TWO HITS A PRACTICE DATE SET AT THE TIME TlHEY COLES ~ AND I AND WIN THE 16,000 STER­ IN THE FIVE INNINGS HE WORKED BEFORE ARE ABLE TO PLAY. WE C~ULD SET AN LING PICADILLY WO~LD MATCH-PLAY GOLF GIVING WAY TO THE HARD-THROWING RON EQUAL AMOUNT OF PRACTICE TIME FOR' EACH TOUIINAMENT. TAYLOR. TEAM, BUT IT WOULD BE VERY Dlf~ICULT PALMER, PLAYED SUB-PAR GOLF OVER THE THE LONG HOMER BY BOYE~ BROUGHT A IN VIEW Of THE FACT THAT WE DON'T KNOW LAST 18 HOLES or THE 36 HOLE TITLE CROWD OF 66,312 ROARING TO ITS FEET WHAT DAYS tACH TEAM CAN MAKE P~AClICE. MATCH TO WIN TOP PRIZE OF 5,000 POUNDS, AND ENABLED THE 33-YEAR OLD CARDINAL As WE MENTIONED, THE PRACTICE\SCHED- AfTER STARTING THE FINAL ROUND TWO HOT-COIINEA STAR TO ATONE FOR THE fACT ULE HAS BEEN RESHUfFLED, SO LOOK IT HOLES DOWN. THE GALLERY OF 10,000, BUN­ THAT HE HAD MADE ONLY ONE HIT IN 13 OVER CLOSELY, BOTH MEN AND WOMtN. ' DLED AGAINST THE BLUSTERY WINTER-LIKE PREVIOUS TRIPS TO THE PLATE IN THIS ' WEATHER, HELPED PALNE~ TO VICTOIIY DES­ SERIES, AND HE ALSO HAD A COSTLY ERROA PRACTICE SCHEDULE 1 PITE CHEERING fOR COLES. ON AT LEAST TODAY. MONDAY 12 OCTe8E~ FQUR OCCASIONS PALMER HIT BALLS HEADED DOWNING, THE HARD-THROWING YANKEE 4:45 PM - 5:45 PM BRANDON fIL-AM(R. FOR THE WOODS WHICH DEFLECTED OFF A FAN LEFTHANDE~ HELD THE CARDS TO JUST ONE 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM BRANDON DOUGLAS AND ~OUNCED BACK INTO THE fAIRWAY FOR HIT FOR FIVE INNINGS BUT THE DAM BURST 4:45 PM - 5:~5 PM DALLY BU~NS & ROE PERFE~T LIES. IN THE SIXTH. PINCH-HITTER CARL WAR­ 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM DALLY R'KAMIS "How UNLUCKY CAN YOU GET," SAID COLES' WICK OPENED THE SIXTH WITH HIS THIRD TUESDAY 13 OCTOBER CADDY, "THE CIIOWD WAS ALL OUII WAY AND PINCH-HIT OF THE SERIES TYING A MARK 5:15 PM - ,:OOPM BRANDON NA ALI I ~&B THEY BEAT US." PALMEII WHO COULD NGT OF THREE SHARED BY BOBBY BROWN Of THE 5:00PM - 7:30PM DALLY WOMEN'S TEAMS DO ANYTHING RIGHT IN THE MORNING ROUND 1947 YANKS AND DUSTytRHODES OF THE '54 WEDNESDAY 14 OCTOBER ON THE 6,936 YARD COURS( AT WENTWORTH, NEW YORK GIANTS. 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM BlANDON GREYHOUWQS BEGAN HIS COMEBACK ON~HE 23RD HOLE CURT fLOOD FOLLOWED WITH A SINGLE AND 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM DALLY (OPEN) WHEN HE SANK A 16-FOOT'PUTT FOR A BIRD­ Lou BlOCK fLIED OUT LEAVING RUNNERS AT THURSDAY 15 OCTGSER IE TWO. THAT LEFT HIM JUST ONE HOLE FIRST AND SECOND WITH ONE OUT. THEN 5:00 PM Q 7:00 PM B~ANDON WOMEN'sITEAM BEHINn CAME THE BIG BREAK FOR THE CAIIDINALS. 5:00 PM - 1:00 PM DALLY WOMEN'S TEAM II;GOOD POSITION ON THE 24TH HOLE, DICK GROAT HIT A MEDIUM SPEED GROUND FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER PAL~ER RATTLED IN ANOTHER EIQHT-FOOTER BALL JUST TO THE RIGHT OF SECOND BASE. 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM BRANDON GIIEYHOUNbS FOR A BIRDIE THREE TO EVEN THE MATCH

BOBBY RICHARDSON FIELDED THE BALL CLEAN 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM DALLY (OPEN) I AND BIRDIED THE 25TH TO TAKE THE LEAD. ENOUGH, BUT HAD A DIFFICULT SHOVEL-PASS PLEASE: WE ADVISE ALL TEAMS WHO WtLL HE VIRTUALLY ENDED THE MATCH ON THE THROW TO MAKE FOR THE FORCE. SHORTSTOP BE USING DALLY fiELD TO TURN OfF TH~ 33RD HOLE WHEN HIS SeARING TEE SHOT HIT PHI~ LINZ, CHARGING INTO THE FACE OF LIGHTS AFTER USING. THIS APPLIES TO THE A SPECTATOII AND BOUNCED BACK ONTO THE THE RUNNE~ COMING DOWN FROM FIIIST, ALSO DALLY COURT ALSO. Ne TEAMS WILL AT F.'RWAY. PALMER WILL LEAVE FOR THE HAD A DIFFICULT ILJV. THE TWO MIS­ ANY TIME PRACTICE WHEN THE RICHARDSON UNITED STATES TOMOaROW TO ENTEII THE FIRED, AND THE BALL TRICKLED LOOSE AND THEATRE IS IN PROGRESS. PRACTICE MAY TOURNAMENt Of CHAMPIONS IN LAS VEGAS, THE BASES WERE LOADED. W,TH A REAL BE HELD AFTER A MOVIE IT ANY TEAM WIIH­ NEVADA. t TOUGH DICISION TO MAKE, THE OFFICIAL ES TO 00 SO. LIGHTS MUST BE OUT BErORE SCORER CHARGED THE ERROR TO RICHARDSON. 7:30 PM BEFORE THE MOVIE STARTS. PAPP RETAINS CROWN BOYER, 6 FOOT 2 AND 200 POUNDS, TOOK ...... VIENNA (UPI )--SOUTHPAW LASZLO PAPP OF A BALL AND THEN RIPPED INTO THE NEXT VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE HUNGARY, THE ONLY PROFESSIGNAL BOXER PITCH. IT WAS A SCREAMINQ LINER, RISING MON. 12 OCT. BEHIND THE 'IRON CuaTAIN, RETAINED HIS UP AS IT WENT INTO THE STANDS AND THE bPM DALLY CT. SUIIFRIDERS VS EBEYE L. EU~.PEAN MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP fOil BIG THIRD BASEMAN TROTTED AROUND THE TUES. 13 OCT. THE SIXTH TIME LAST NIGHT ON A DECISION BASES GRINNING FROM EAR TO EAR, BEHIND 7 PM DALLY CT. ROI NAMUR A VS IMUA "5" "EII MICK LEAHY OF LONDON, CHAMPION OF WARWICK, fLOOD AND GROAT TO PUT THE T H U~ S • I 5 0 CT. THE BRITISH ISLES. PAPP, 38, HAD SCOR­ CARDS IN FRONT 4-3. bPM DALLY CT. EBEYE L. VS KEI KI ALliS ED KNOCKOUTS IN HIS FIVE PREVIOUS DEFEN~ CRAIQ, WHO WAS TAGGED FOR A HIT BY CLASS "B" SES OF THE TITLE THAT HE WON ON A KO THE FIRST BATTER HE FACED AFTER RE­ MON. 12 OCT. OVER CHRIS CHRISTIEN!EN OF DENMARK ON LIEVING SADECKI IN THE FIRST INNING, 7PM DALLY CT. FIL-AMER. VS ROI NAMUR MARCH 16, 1962. BREEZED THROUGH FIVE INNINGS AT THE EX­ WEDNESDAY 14 OCT. TONIGHT'S VICTeRY eVER THE 29-YEAR PENSE OF ONLY ONE MORE HIT AND THREE 7PM DALLY CT. DRONES VS f'L-AMERICANS OLD LEAHY, WHO HAD BEATEN FORME~ CHAMP BAS ES ON BALLS. ..------~.~.~.~.~.~.--~~------~SUGAR RAY ROBINSON IN HIS LAST BOUT, STAR GAZERS Of WEEK MOVED THE MUSTACHIOED PAPP, TOWARD A { SER I ES CONTINUED ON lIt"E ..... (TIE 17-25) ENOS W,LLIS & Russ PA~KER WORLD MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS MONDAY 12·0CTOBER-- TO HOLD G.S. LEADERSHIP MEET NOTICES GIRL SCOUT NEIGHBORHOOD MEEtiNG HELP WANTED Of GIRL SCOUT LEADERS AND NEIGH­ GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HAS THE fOLLOW- BORHOOD SERVICE TEAMS ON MONDAY ING JOB OPENINGS: 12 OCT. IT 8 PM AT THt HOME Of ANN SHOWT IME 7:30 PM \ ONCE UPON A HORSE CLERK-TYPISTS FULL-TIME PARKtR, QTRS. 228-A. RICHARDSON DAN ROWAN, DICK MARTIN, MARTHA HYER SECRETARY FULL-TIME EVERYONE IS WELCOME AND AT LEAST WESTERN COMEDY A-Y&C --GOOD REGISTERED NURSE FULL-TIME ONE LEADER OR REPRESENTATIVE fROM SIGN PAINTER PART-TIME EACH TROOP IS REQUIRED TO ATTEND. SHOWTIME 7 AND PM ALso: REPRODUCTION MACHINE OPERA­ 0000 9 SHOCK CORR 1DOR TOR, EXPERIENCE WITH MULTI LITH, YOKWE YUK SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB TO MEET PETER BRECK, CONSTANCE TOWERS DITTO AND MIMEOGRAPH. FULL-TIME. THE SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB WILL PSYCHOLOGICAL DRAMA A••• POOR Y&C ••• No ApPLY AT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES INDUS­ MEET TONIGHT AT 7:30 IN THE SCUBA TRIAL RELATIONS OffICE IN THE CLUBHOUSE. ALL MASTER MASONS ARE SHOWTIME 7:30 & 12:15 AM TERMINAL BUILDING ANNEX. INVITED. REfR~SHMENTS WILL BE 0000 OCEAN V lE~v THIN RED LINE SERVED. KEIR DULLEA, JACK WARDEN 0000 CLERK-STENO -- IMMEDIATE PERMAN­ WAR DRAMA A••• INTERESTING Y ••• M*TURE C ••• No ENT POSITION WITH KENTRON-HAWAII, OCTOBER DEVOTIONS LTD. INQUIRE AT KTS RANGE OPERA­ THURSDAY EV,NINGS DURING OCTOBER SHOWTIM£ 6:30 & 8:30 PM TIONS BLDG. BY CAllING 596 OR 2135. THERE WILL BE OCTOBER DEVOTIONS AT KONGA* 0000 ROXY 7:30 PM WHICH WilL CCONSTST Of THE MICHAEL GoUGH, MARGO JOHNS - FOR SALE ROSARY HYMNS AND BENEDICTION Of SCIENCE F,CTION LARGE BLACK VELVET PAINTING, NU~E. THE BLESSED SACRAMENT. 0000 BY YONAHA, ORIGINAL. CALL 437 DAYS SfiOWTIME 8 PM OR 701 EVENINGS. SCHEDUUE REGULAR MEETING RO I NAMUR DEV 1L-SH I P P IRATE* 0000 THE WOMEN'S CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP CHRISTOPHER LEE, ANDREW KEIR OUTRIGGER BOAT, MARSHALLESE WILL HOLD ITS REGULAR MEETING AT ADVENTURE DRAMA HANDICRAfT, 22 INCHES LONG. CALL THE CHAPEL TOMORROW AT 9 AM. 2355· THE PROGRAM Will BE A TALK BY PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS 0000 JoSEPHINE EDWARDS ON THE DEVELOP- EACH rlLM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS PAIR Of WHARrDALE SPEAKERS. CALL MENT or THE ~BEYE CHURCH. SUITABILITY fOR CHILDREN OF VARIOUS A~ES. THE 637. THE NURSERY WILL BE HELD AT THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE: A••• ADULTS Y ••• YOUNG 0000 HOME Of SYLVA BAGLEY, TRAILER 544. PEOPLE 12-16 C ••• CHILDREN 8-12 ALL ISLANDER$ ARE WELCOME. ~ RATINGS AVAILABLE. LOST 0000 ~------~ --wiLL THE PERSON WHO BORROWED THE AND PONAPE ABOARD THE TRUST TERRITORY BOAT COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMS TO BE GIVEN K-E TRIPOD rROM THE CORPS Of EN~INE' TANGAROO. ERS ABOUT DECEMBER 1963 CONTACT ALL ISLAND PERSONNEL INTERESTED NOMINATIONS fOR NEW OffiCERS WILL BE AC­ IN TAKING THE COLLEGE BOARD's FRED WHITELEY AT BUILDING T-401. CEPTED fROM THE flOOR. CALL 2187. SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST AND NOT 0000 0000 CURRENTLY ENROLLED IN THE GEORGE TAXI TIPS SEITZ HIG~ SCHOOL SHOULD CONTACT ONE GOLD 1.0. BRACELET! WITH WE WOU~D LIKE TO APPEAL TO ALL CUSTOMERS or THE SCHOOL AS SOON ~S POSSIBLE. INITIALS T.J. AND 8-18-6q ON IT. THE RADIO TAXI SERVICE fOR COOPERATION IN AN R~GISTRATION CARDS fOR THE COL­ CALL 2425. EffORT TO IMPROVE THE CALIBER Of SERVICE TO 0000 LEGE BOARD'& SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE ALL. SO WE OffER THESE fACTS AND REQUESTS fOR TEST TO aE ADMINISTERED AT GEORGE WANTED YOUR CONSIDERATION. SEITZ SCNOOL ON DECEMBER 5 MUST BE PLAIN RED DYNASTY SILK OR SATA~ USUALLY THERE ARE fOUR RADIO TAXIS IN SER­ RECEIVED IN BERKELEY, CALif., BY TO TRIM DYNASTY PRINT. ONE TO fQUR VICE. THE TAXI SERVICE IS AVAILABLE fROM 0630 OCTOBER 17 ~ YAROS. SEE AT TRAILER 523. TO 2330 EVERY DAY Of T~£ WEEK. THIS REPRE­ 0000 REGISTRATJON MATERIALS AND OTHER SENTS 7,140 MINUTES Of SERVICE PER WEEK. PERTINENT INrORMATION SHOULD BE PART-TIME TYPIST (EVENINGS) AT NORMALLY WE AVERAGE 3,520 CALLS PER WEEK AND OBjAIN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE fROM THE MERCHANDISE DIVJSION, SEVERAL TRANSPORT APPROXIMATELY 6,700 CUSTOMERS. THIS RUSSELL RilEY, THE GUIDANCE COUN­ EVENINGS A WEEK. CONTACT MR. E. MEANS WE AVERAGE ONE CALL EVERY TWO MINUTES SELOR AT GEORGE StiTZ SCHOOL. fOR SEVENTEEN HOURS PER DAY, SEVEN DAYS PER KIBBLE AT 307 OR 308. 0000 0000 WEEK. THIS REQUIRts THAT WE UTILIZE THE TIME FOR SALE MIXED C~SSIC TRIO WilL BOWL ON~HE TELEPHONES AND RADIO TO THE MAXIMUM TOMORROW ~VENINGo§'~INNING AT 6:45 ADV'ANTAGE. BINGO TO BE PLAYED TIME SAVERS: I. WHEN CALLING rOR A TAXI, PLEASE STATE YOUR NAME, PRESENT LOCATION, 0000 BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB IS HELD EVERY TUESDAY E'ENING AT 8 PM DESTINATION AND NUMBER Of PERSONS IN YOUR

KENMORE VACUUM CLEANER. SEE AT 0000 PARTY. WAIT fOR CONfIRMATION BY THE DISPATCHEI TRAILER 541. AND BE SURE YOUR TELEPHONE IS PROPERLY CRADLED 0000 YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S GAME DAY t S 2. PLEASE BE READY TO BOARD WHEN THE TAXI THREE BIKES: Two GIRLS AND ONE HELD EVERY TUESDAY AT THE YOKWE ARRIVES. WHEN CALLING fROM MACyIS, TERMINAL, BOYS 26" IN KWAJ CONDITION. ON~-TON YUK CLU~ BEGINNING AT I: 15 PM. YOKWE YUK, CROSSROADS CLUB, SPECIAL SERVICES, 0000 EMERSON AIR CONDITIONER; ONE 9' X AND THE BACHELOR QUARTERS, PLEASE WAIT OUTSIDE 12' GREEN RUG, NYLON. CALL 2293 BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUP IS EVERY SO YOU CAN SEE THE TAXI ON ARRIVAL. BETWEEN 5 AND 7 PM. WEDNESDAY. CALL CREOLA TROJAN AT 3. WHEN YOU DESIRE A ROUND TRIP, ON EXTRA 0000 2396 OR MARGt MOORE 2264 fOR AS­ SHOPS ENROUTE, BE SURE TO INfORM THE DISPATCH­ LOST SISTANCE AND fURTHER INfORMATION. ER. THIS SERVICE IS AVAILABLE DURING THE 0000 --rN VICINITY Of MACY'S, BIG BEN SLACK HOURS fOR YOU CONVENIENCE; HOWEVER, ALARM CLOCK PAINTED GREY. FINDER SUGGESTIONS ARE WELCOMED PLEASE COOPERATE WHEN THE DISPATCHER ASKS YOU PLEASE NOTifY REX KELLEY AT THE GLoeAL ASSOCIATES AOVISES RESI­ TO CALL AGAIN fOR THE SECOND PORTION Of YOUR MARINE DEPARTMENT. DENTS THAT SUGGEST10NS AND RECOM­ TR I P. 0000 MENDATIONS MAY BE MADE AT THE 4. IF YOU CATCH A LlrT AfTER HAVING CALLED WOULD THE PERSON WHO TOOK THE RED COMMISSARY BY filliNG OUT A SUG­ A TAXI, PLEASE CALL AND CANCEL YOUR ORIGINAL MURRAY BIKE fROM THE RACK AT TR. GESTION fORM PROVIDED AND DEPOSIT­ REQUEST. 541 PLEASE RETURN IT. ING IT IN THE SUGGESTION BOX. 5. WHEN CALLING TO COMPLAIN fOR ANY REASON, 0000 AT THE RETAIL STORE, EACH SALES PLEASE CALL EXTENSION 2186 AND SPEAK TO THE FOUND PERSON WILL RECORD ANY SUGGESTION SUPERVISOR, OR SENIOR DISPATCHER. THIS LEAVES BANK Of HAWAI I PASS BOOK AT PMZ OR RECOMMENDATION OffERED IN THEIR THE RADIO DISPATCHER fREE TO CONTINUE SERVICE PARTY, OCT. 9. CALL 389 OR 2386. SUGGESTION BOOK. ALL SUGGESTIONS TO OTHERS AND THE SUPERVISOR OR SENIOR DIS­ 0000 AND RECOMMENDATIONS WIll BE GIVEN PATCHER ARE ALWAYS LOOKING fOR CONSTRUCTIVE PARCEL DELIVERY SERVICE DUE CONSIDERATION. CRITICISM IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY or THE POST OffiCE WILL HAVE PARCEL 0000 SERVICE TO YOU, THE CUSTOMER. DELIVERY SERVICE MONDAY 12 OCT. MICRONESIAN STUDY GROUP RAIN STORMS: ON A RECENT RAINY MORNING WE THROUGH THURSDAY 15 OCT. fROM IBoo ArTER A PERIOD Of INACTIVITY DUE RECEIVED 148 CALLS IN A '50 MINUTE PERIOD AND TO 2000. TO VACATIONS THE MICRONESIAN STUDY TRANSPORTED 178 CUSTOMERS. DuRING THIS TIME 0000 GROUP WILL MEET TUESDAY NIGHT AT THERE WERE ONLY THREE RADIO TAXIS IN SERVICE. PROTESTANT MEN TO MEET 8 PM IN ROOM 24 Of THE GEORGE THIS IS OBVIOUSLY IMPOSSIBLE UNTIL YOU REALIZE THE PROTESTANT MEN'S FELlOWSHJP SEITZ SCHOOL. THAT WE BEG, BORRO~ OR STEAL OTHER VEHICLES WILL MEET IN THE CHAPEL AT 7:30 PM MR. ERNIE LEYENDECKER, H1GH (VANS, PICKUPS, ETC.), PRESS EVERY AVAILABLE TONIGHt. GUEST SPEAKER WILL BE BOB SCHOOL fACULTY MEMBER, WIL~ SHOW MAN IN SERVICE, MISS OUR LUNCHES, AND HUSTLE SIMON fROM PONAPE. SLtD1S Of HIS JULY TRIP TO KUSAI WITHIN THE S.TE SPEED LIMITS TO TRY AND PRO­ CONTINUED NEXT COLUMN) VIDE A MINIMUM Of SERVICE TO YOU.