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HO LASS~~ VOL 3 No. 1041 KWAJALEIN, MARS~ fSLANDS MoNDAY 12 rEBRUARY 1962

'~~ \ THE NURSERY SCHOOl WILL BE CLOSED U2 PILOT POWEiS fREED IN Spy EXCHANGE THURSDAY INSTEAD OF TUESDAY AS PRE­ VIOUSLY PLANNED. WASHINGTON, FEB. 10 (UPI)-AMERICAN U2 PILOT HAS BEEN FREED FROM A SOVIET PRISON IN EXCHANGE FOR THE RELEASE OF SOVIET SPY RUDOLF MAN IN ORBIT PROGRAM GETS ABEL, THE WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCED EARLY TODAY. POWERS, WHO WAS AT THE CONTROLS OF A HIGH-FLYING U2 Spy PLANE WHEN IT WAS "TENTATIVE OK" DOWNED INSIDE RUSSIA ~y I, 1960 WAS TURNED OVER TO AMERICAN AUTHORITIES IN CAPE CANAVERAL, FLA., FEB II (UPI)­ EARLY THIS MORNING. ALSO FREED WAS FREDERIC L. PRYOR, AN AMERICAN SCIENTISTS GAVE THE MAN AND THE MACH­ STUDENT HELD BY EAST GERMAN AUTHORITIES SINCE AUGUST, 1961. INE A TENTATIVE "OK" BUT THE WEATHER ABEL, WHO WAS CONVICTED IN 1957, AND SENTENCED TO 30 YEARS IN PRISON, HAS FLASHED A "CAUTION" TODAY TO U.S. BEEN DEPORTED AND RE~EASEO IN BERLIN, THE WHITt HOUSE SAID PLANS TO ROCKET ITS fiRST ASTRONAUT WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY PIERRE SALINGER SAID POWERS WAS RUSHED BACK TO INTO ORBIT WEDNESDAY. THE UNITED STATES IN "A VERY SHORT PERIOD OF TIME." THE 32-YEAR-OLD FORMER ON NEARBY COCO BEACH, FLORIDA, AiR FORCE LIEUTENANT WILL BE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO MEET PRIVATELY WITH HIS SPACEMAN-ELECT JOHN H. GLENN JR., TAN­ FAMILY, THEN BE INTERVIEWED ON HIS SOVIET ORDEAL BY U.S. GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. NED AND APPARENTLY RELAXED---ATTENDED POWER'S SHOEMAKER FATHER, OLIVER, SAID IN POUND, VIRGINIA, THAT THE NEWS OF CHURCH AND THEN RUSHED BACK TO THE HIS SON'S RELEASE, RELAYED TO HIM BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL, CAME AS A CAPE. "COMPLETE SURPRISE." IN A 5 P.M. EST ANNOUNCEMENT, THE "1'M VERY GLAD," HE SAID IN A TELEPHONE INTERVIEW. NATIONAL AERONAWTICS AND SPACE ADMIN­ HE SAID HE HAD THOUG~HIS SON WOULD HAVE TO SPEND AT LEAST SEVEN OR EIGHT ISTRATION (NASA) SAID GLENN AND HIS YEARS IN A SOVIET PRISON. BACKUP MAN, M. SCOTT CARPENTER, SPENT THE FATHER, WHO ATTENDED HIS SON'S TRIAL, AT FIRST REfUSED TO BELIEVE A "QUIET DAY" ON THE CAPE REVIEWING HE WAS ON THE WAY HOME. FLIGHT PLANS AND ANSWERING SOME OF "ARE YOU SURE THIS IS TRUE?" HE ASKED REPEATEDLY. THEIR MAIL. MRS. POWERS ALSO EXPRESSED JOY AT THE NEWS. "ALL SYSTEMS" IN THE ROCKET AND CAP­ "I'M SURE THANKFUL, REALLY THANKFUL, IF IT'S TRUE," SHE SAID SULE HAVE CHECKED OUT SATISFACTORILY NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE RELEASE OF THE U2 PILOT HAVE BEEN UNDERWAY FOR SOME AT THIS POINT, NASA SAID, FOR THE PLAN­ MONTHS. THEY WERE STEPPED UP AFTER THE LAST YEAR RELEASED THE TWO NED LAUNCH TRY ON WEDNESDAY MORNINGo SURVIVORS OF THE U.S. RB47 RECONNAISSANCE PLANE SHOT DOWN OFF RUSSIA'S NORTH­ ON THE CAPE ITSELF, A GLEAMING 93- ERN KOLA PENINSULA ON JULY I, 1960. FOOT-TALL COMBiNATION OF ATLAS ROCKET RUSSIA'S RELEASE OF THE TWO RB47 AND MERCURY SPACE CAPSULE REMAINED IN FLIERS SHORTLY AFTER PRESIDENT KENNEDY WORLD BRIEFS THE EMBRACE OF A SERVICE GANTRY. TECH­ TOOK OFFICE SPURRED HOPES FOR POWERS' BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL NICIANS DECLARED IT IN "GOOD SHAPE" RELEASE FROM A SOVIET PRISON WHERE HE CHICAGO--FLOODING TODAY CAUSED THE AND KEPT THEIR FINGERS CROSSED THAT BEGAN A 10-YEAR SENTENCE IN AUGUST, EVACUATION OF HUNDREDS OF PERSONS IN NO TROUBLES WOULD CROP UP IN THE NEXT 1960 WYOMING AND SOUTHER~ CALIFORNIA. THREE DAYS THE SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION OF THESE MORE THAN SEVEN INCHES OF RAIN WAS BUT OVERHEAD, BLUE SKIES WERE MOT­ EFFORTS WAS ANNOUNCED BY SALINGER AT RECORDED IN DURING NEARLY TLED BY HEAVY AND OCCASIONALLY THREAT­ THE WHITE HOUSE AT 3:17 A.M. EST (oB17 A WEEK OF RAIN-STORMS AT LEAST 10 ENING CLOUDS--REMINDERS THAT TO GET GMT) TODAY REPORTERS WERE HURRIEDLY PERSONS WERE KILLED IN CALIFORNIA THE SHOT OfF WEDNESDAY AS PLANNED, SUMMONED FROM THEIR HOMES. SALINGER TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS BLAMED ON THE RAIN SCIENTISTS WILL NEED A BIT OF LUCK. READ THIS STATEMENT: TRADITIONALLY, THIS PERIOD BRINGS THE "FRANCIS GARY POWERS HAS BEEN RE­ HONG KONG--ATTORNEY GENERAL ROBERT WORST WEATHER Of THE YEAR TO THE CAPE LEASED FROM PRISON IN THE KENNEDY HAS SPENT A BUSY DAY SUPPOSED­ CANAVERAL AREA. AND TURNED OVER TO AMERICAN AUTHORITIES LY RELAXING IN HONG KONG BEFORE MOVING THE 40-YEAR-OLD ASTRONAUT, HIS 130- EARLY THIS MORNING IN BERLIN" ON TO WAR-TENSE INDONESIA. KENNEDY TON SPACE MACHINE AND THE WEATHER ALL "FREDERIC L. PRYOR, AN AMERICAN STU­ WENT TO CHURCH ••• ToURED A REFUGEE WILL HAVE TO BE "GO" BEFORE SCIENTISTS DENT HELD BY EAST GERMAN AUTHORITIES CAMP, VISITED A NOODLE fACTORY ••• WILL TRIP THE FINAL SWITCHES TO SEND SINCE AUGUST, 1961, ALSO HAS BEEN WENT ABOARD A U.S. CARRIER AND WENT HIM UP ON A THREE-ORBIT TRIP THAT WOULD TU~NED OVER TO AMERICAN AUTHORITIES fOR A SWIM EXPOSE HIM TO BRIEF MINUTES OF CRUSH­ IN BERLINo" ING BLAST-OFF FORCES AND FOUR HOURS OF "THE PRESIDENT HAS COMMUTED THE SEN­ BERLIN--EAST AND POLICE WE I GHTLESSNESS. TENCE OF , WHO HAS BEEN ONCE AGAIN HAVE EXCHANGED BULLETS FOR SCIENTISTS HAD NO DOUBTS ABOUT THE SERVING A 30-YEAR SENTENCE IN A fEDER­ TEAR-GAS GRENADES THERE ARE NO IM­ MAN GLENN, ALTHOUGH THE OLDEST OF AL PRISON FOLLOWING HIS CONVICTION IN MEDIATE REPORTS OF INJURIES. ALSO THE ASTRONAUTS, IS LEAN AND TOUGH 1957 ON CHARGES. MR. ABEL IN BERLIN--THE WEST AGAIN HAS REJECTED fROM THE MONTHS AND YEARS Of TRAINING HAS BEEN DEPORTED AND HAS BEEN RELEASED RENEWED SOVIET ATTEMPTS TO RESTRICT IN THE MARINE CORPS AND LATER AS A iN BERLIN." ALLIED USE OF THE THREE AIR CORRIDORS POTENTIAL SPACEMAN. EXPERTS FIGURED "EfFORTS TO OBTAIN MRo POWERS' RE­ TO WEST BERLIN. HE WILL NEED EVERY MINUTE OF THAT LEASE HAVE BEEN UNDERWAY FOR SOME TIME. TRAINING TO FUNCTION PROPERLY IN IN RECENT EFFORTS THE UNITED STATES' --A fRENCH GOVERNMENT SPOKES­ WEIGHTLESSNESS--AN EERIE FEELING THAT GOVERNMENT HAS HAD THE COOPERATION AND MAN SAYS "IT IS ALMOST CERTAIN" COM- SOME HAVE DESCRIBED AS A CONSTANT SEN­ ASSISTANCE OF MR. JAMES B. DONOVAN, MUNISTS WILL SPUR NEW STREET VIOLENCE SATION Of fALLING A NEW YORK ATTORNEY " IN PARIS TOMORROW. THE GOVERNMENT PRYOR, 35, WAS ARRESTED IN EAST HAS WARNED THAT POLICE WILL TAKE BERLIN LAST AUGUST WHILE TRYING TO WHATEVER MEASURES ARE NEEDED TO DIS­ KWAJALEIN WATER GATHER INFORMATION ON ECONOMIC PROB­ PERSE SCHEDULED COMMUNIST INSPIRED USED 2/ 11/62 LEMS BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN DEMONSTRATIONS. EAST GERMAN SECURITY MINISTER ERICH TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 150,000 MIELKE INDICATED IN DECEMBER THAT TONOPAH, NEVADA--SEARCHERS HAVE GALLONS PRYOR WOULD BE CHARGED WITH SPYING. FOUND THE BODIES OF TWO NEVADA BUS- PER CAPITA - 56 0 GALLONS DONOVAN WAS THE COURT-APPOINTED AT­ INESSMEN IN THE WRECKAGE Of A PRI­ TOTAL IN STORAGE - 12,610,000 GAL­ TORNEY WHO DEFENDED ABEL IN HIS 1957 VATE PLANE 40 MILES NORTHEAST OF TONO­ LONSo ESPIONAGE TRIAL IN NEW YORK ABEL AP­ PAH, NEVADA THE PLANE HAD BEEN PEALED HIS CONVICTION TO THE U.S. SUP­ MISSING SINCE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. REME COURT ON GROUNDS THAT SOME Of THE ONE OF THE DEAD WAS THE PRESIDENT Of DAILY FRESH WATER METER READINGS tVIDENCE USED AGAINST HIM WAS SEIZED THE FIRST NATiONAL BANK OF NEVADA. UNCONSTITUTiONALLY BY FEDERAL AGENTS HOUSING OCEAN 15,000 GALLONS BUT ON MARCH 2B, 1960, THE HIGH TRIB­ LIMA--AMERICAN EVANGELIST BILLY HOUSING LAGOON 15,500 II UNAL REJECTED THE APPEAL OF THE SOVIET GRAHAM IS EXPECTED TO DRAW MORE THAN YOKWE YUI< CLUB 9,300 " Spy RING COMMANDER WHO OPERATED HIS 20-THOUSAND PERSONS iN LIMA, PERU, MESS HALL 5, '50 II £SFION~GE NETWORK BEHIND THE DISGUISE APPEARANCE. MORE THAN 10-THOUSAND POWER PLANT 11,600 " ~> ~ SH~Bev p~~Tn~~A~H!C BUS'NfSS !N PERSONS CROWDED INTO A COLISEUM LAST WEST END OF ISLAND 26,050 " 8ROOKLYN. (CON-'- IN PAGE 3 COL ' ) NiGHT TO HEAR HIS FIRST ADDRESS" HE IS ON A SUCCESSFUL SOUTH AMER~CAN TOUR. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS MONDAY 12 FEBRUARY 196c

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE COMMANDING OffiCER, PACifiC MISSILE UoSo ATMOSPHERIC A-TEST PLANNED FOR NEXT MONTH IN NEVADA RANGE fACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISL~NDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU WASHINGTON, FEB. 10 (UPI )--THE UNITED STATES PROBABLY WilL SET OfF ITS FIRST OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c ATMOSPHERIC NUCLEAR BLAST IN MORE THAN THREE YEARS NEXT MONTH OVER THE NEVADA WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF . DESERT. THIS WAS REPORTED BY OFfiCIALS WHO SAID THEY EXPECT PRESIDENT KENNEDY TO THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY ANNOUNCE ABOUT MARCH I THAT RUSSIA'S ACTIONS HAVE FORCED HIM TO THE RELUCTANT MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE DECISION TO RESUME NUCLEAR TESTS IN THE AIR. FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE THE NEVADA ATMOSPHERIC TESTS, THESE SOURCES SAID, WOULD BE SMAll ONES. A PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS SERIES OF LARGE BLASTS WOULD TAKE PLACE ABOUT A MONTH LATER AT BRITAIN'S IS IU A M DAY OF PUBLICATION. CHRISTMAS ISLAND IN THE CENTRAL PACifiC. BRITAIN HAS MADE CHRISTMAS ISLAND, ?------~ THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT I,SOO MILES SOUTH Of HONOLULU, AVAil­ TO EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR ABLE fOR TESTING. RUSSIAN AND AMERICAN SEALS PUBLICATION. JOHNSTON ISLAND, 1,000 MILES SOUTH­ WEST OF HONOLULU AND U. S.-OWNED ALSO FOUND TO uINTERMINGLEu" EDITOR - JOHN C COLEMAN fiGURES IN PLANS fOR RESUMPTION Of OTTAWA, FEB. 10 (UPI I--RuSSIAN AND ATMOSPHERIC TESTS. THIS COUNTRY IS AMERICAN SEALS, CLEARLY TAGGED AS TO EXPECTED TO TEST AN ANTI-MISSILE ORIGIN, ARE INTERMINGLING ON EACH GARY POWERS TO BE THOROUGHLY NUCLEAR WARHEAD ON A ROCKET LAUNCHED OTHER'S ISLANDS IN THE NORTH PACIFIC, fROM THE ISLAND AGAINST AN ATLAS AN OfFICIAL REPORT SAID TODAY. QUESTIONED IN WASHINGTON MISSilE fiRED fROM CALIFORNIA. THE REPORT CAME FROM THE FIFTH WASHINGTON, fEB. 10 (UPI )--AMERICAN THIS COUNTRY NOW IS CONDUCTING ANNUAL MEETING Of THE NORTH PACIFIC U2 PilOT GARY POWERS Will BE THOROUGH­ SMALL UNDERGROUND TESTS IN NEVADA. FUR SEAL COMMISSION, A BODY COMPRIS­ lY QUESTIONED ABOUT THE CIRCUMSTANCES THE 13TH ANNOUNCED EXPLOSION WAS SET ING THE SOVIET UNION, THE UNITED THAT lED TO HIS CAPTURE IN THE SOVIET Off YESTERDAY .. STATES AND . I T TAGS UNION ON MAY I, 1960, OffiCIALS SAID OFfiCIALS SAID PREPARATIONS FOR THE SEALS IN ORDER TO GET AN IDEA Of HERE TODAY. SMAll ATMOSPHERIC TESTS IN NEVADA THEIR MOVEMENTS. POWERS, NOW ON HIS WAY TO THE UNITED ARE VIRTUAllY COMPLETE. THE U. S LOOKS AFTER A SEAL AREA STATES, WilL BE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY KENNEDY'S ANNOUNCEMENT IS EXPECTED IN THE PRIBllOf ISLANDS IN THE EAST­ TO MEET PR1VATELY WITH HIS fAMilY BE­ SHORTLY BEFORE THE 18-NATION DISARMA­ ERN BERING SEA AND RUSSIA TAKES CARE fORE THE QUESTIONING BEQINS. MENT CONfERENCE BEGINS MARCH 14 IN Of A SEAL AREA WHICH INCLUDES ROBBEN IT SEEMS UNLIKELY, HOWEVER, THAT GENEVA ISLAND IN THE SEA OF OKHOTSK AND THE THE INQUIRY WILL LEAD TO ANY EMBARR­ COMMANDER ISLANDS IN THE WESTERN ASSING CONSEQUENCES fOR THE Spy PILOT. BERING SEA. THE STATE DEPARTMENT SAID ON AUG 19, NO PROPERTY RIGHTS VIOLATED "RECOVERY OF TAGS fROM RECAPTURED 1960, THAT POWERS' PAY WOULD CONTINUE SAYS U.S. SENATOR YOUNG SEALS," SAID THE REPORT, "IN­ WHilE HE WAS IN PRISON, AND HE WOULD DICATES A CERTAIN INTERMINGLING OF NOT BE PROSECUTED BY THE U. S. GOVERN­ NEW YORK, FEB. 10 (UPI )--U. S. SEN­ THE HERDS, WITH SOME U.SoAo TAGGED MENT FOR REVEALING SECRETS AT THE ATOR GEORGE SMATHERS, TODAY DENIED SEALS APPEARING ON ROBBEN AND COMMAND­ Moscow TRIAL. PUBLISHED CHARGES THAT THE UNITED ER ISLANDS AND SOME SOVIET-TAGGED THE INQUIRY IS LIKELY TO BE CONDUCT­ STATES VIOLATED THE RIGHT OF "PRIVATE SEALS APPEARING ON THE PRIBILOFS. ED iN SECRET AND BY MiliTARY AS WELL PROPERTY" IN SETTLING CLAIMS TO WAR­ ANOTHER REPORT SAID THAT FEMALE AS CIVILIAN INTElliGENCE OffiCIALS. SEIZED GERMAN ASSETS. SEALS WERE GAINING THE UPPER HAND IN ONE CONGRESSMAN, DONALD CLANCY fROM IN A lETTER TO THE NEW YORK TIMES, THE U.So CONTROLLED PRIBILOfS IN SPITE CINCINNATI, HAS ALREADY INDICATED THAT THE FLORIDA DEMOCRAT SAID 'f lf THERE Of SPECIAL HUNTING TO RELIEVE FEMALE THERE IS STRONG INTEREST IN CONGRESS IS ANY VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF OVERCROWDING THERE. IN THE OUTCOME Of THE QUESTIONING. PR I VATE PROPERTY, I TIS ON THE PART THE COMMISSION PREDICTED THAT 1962 CLANCY SAID HE HOPED THE "REAL STORY Of GERMANY IN fAiliNG TO COMPENSATE Will BE ABOUT THE SAME FOR SEALS AND BEHIND THIS" WOULD BE fOUND. HE SAID ITS OWN NATIONALS WHO BENEFITED SUB­ SEAL HUNTERS AS 1961 THE KEY QUESTION WAS IN HIS OPINION STANTIALLY BY THE TERMS OF THE LAST YEAR 10,882 SEALS FELL TO THE "WAS HE SHOT DOWN, OR WAS THERE A AGREEMENT " RUSSIANS AND 95,974 TO THE UNITED fAilURE IN THE PLANE?" HE SAID "THERE WAS AND IS NO QUES­ STATES HUNTERS CANADA AND JAPAN THE SOVIETS CLAIMED AFTER POWERS' TION OF ANY VIOLATION OF THE RIGHT EACH RECEIVED 15 PER CENT OF THE SKINS CAPTURE THAT HIS JET PLANE WAS SHOT Of "PRIVATE PROPERTY" ON THE PART TAKEN BY THEIR lARGER NEIGHBORS" DOWN BY ROCKETS WHEN flYING AT AN OF THE UNITED STATES AND ITS ALLIES. ALTITUDE OF 60,000 fEET. AT THE TIME WE PROVED, BY OBTAINING FORMAL TREATY Spy SENTENCED AS ANOTHER THIS WAS INTERPRETED AS MEANING THAT AGREEMENTS ON THE PART Of THE WEST SOVIET AIR DEFENSES WERE MORE EffECT­ GERMAN GOVERNMENT TO INDE~NlfY ITS IS RELEASED IVE THAN IT WAS THEN ASSUMED--PROVID­ OWN NATIONALS, OUR SENSITIVENESS TO KARLSRUHE, GERMANY, FEB 10 (UPI )-­ ED, OF COURSE, THAT THE SOVIET CLAIM THE PROPERTY RIGHTS OF PRIVATE WEST GERMANY TODAY SENTENCED A SOVIET WAS TRUE. CITIZENS." SPY TO FOUR YEARS IMPRISONMENT, WHILE THE REASON WHY POWERS' U2 PLANE HE SAID "THE ONLY FLAW IN OUR ANOTHER SOVIET Spy - EXCHANGED FOR WENT DOWN APPEARS TO BE ONE Of THE STEWARDHIP OF THE VESTED ASSETS IS U-2 PILOT FRANCIS GARY POWERS IN TWO MAIN QUESTIONS WHICH THE LNQUIRY THAT WE CONGRESS HAVE NOT YET IMPLE­ BERLIN. Will SEEK TO CLARifY. MENTED TO OUR OWN CITIZENS WHO, STill THE fiRST SOVIET CITIZEN TO BE TRIED WAIT PATIENTLY FOR THE fEW CENTS ON IN WEST GERMANY FOR ESPIONAGE, VALEN­ THE DOLLAR THEY WOULD RECEIVE fROM TIN A. PRIPOLZEV, WAS FOUND GUilTY JAPAN ASKS DUTCH TO STOP THE SMALL SUM THAT GERMANY AGREED OF "TREASONABLE ACTIVITIES AND ATTEMPTS ROUTING TROOPS THROUGH JAPAN THAT WE AND OUR ALLIES SHOULD USE TO SPY ON STATE SECRETS TOKYO, fEB 10 (UPI)--THE JAPANESE FOR THAT PURPOSE " THE 13-YEAR-OLD EMPLOYEE OF A SOV­ GOVERNMENT TODAY ASKED THE NETHERLANDS HE ADDED IET TRADE MISSION IN COLOGNE WAS ARR­ TO STOP flYING DUTCH MILITARY PERSONN­ " THAT THE WEST GERMAN GOVERN­ ESTED AUG. 25 El IN lARGE NUMBERS TO WEST NEW GUINEA MENT HAS FAilED, AND APPARENTLY PRO­ FOUR DAYS AGO, THE SOVIET UNION BY WAY OF TOKYO. POSED TO CONTINE TO FAil, IN INDEMNI­ FORMALLY PROTESTED THE SCHEDULED THE REQUEST TOOK THE FORM OF A NOTE FY ITS OWN NATIONALS, IN DELIBERATE TRIAL IN A NOTE DELIVERED BY SOVIET HANDED TO THE NETHERLANDS AMBASSADOR DISREGARD AND BREACH Of ITS UNDER­ AMBASSADOR ANDREI SMIRNOV TO THE WHO HAD BEEN SUMMONED 70 THE JAPANESE TAKING SO TO DO, IS TO BE DEPLORED, WEST GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTRY. FOREIGN OFFICE. THAT IT PROPOSES TO PAY THEM LESS DETAILS Of THE NOTE WERE UNABllABLE WHilE THE AMBASSADOR CONFERRED fOR THAN COMPENSATION IN FUll IS REGRETT­ BUT AN EARLIER VERBAL PROTEST HAD MORE THAN AN HOUR A ROYAL DUTCH AIR­ ABLE TH I S, HOWEVER, I S A MATTER CONTENDED THE ARREST Of THE ENGINEER liNES PASSENGER PLANE WAS UNDERGOING BETWEEN THE NATIONALS OF WEST GER­ WAS ILLEGAL AND A DELIBERATE PROVOCA­ AN EXHAUSTIVE SEARCH AT TOKYO'S HWEDA MANY AND THEIR OWN GOVERNMENT. TION. AIRPORT BY OFfiCIALS Of THE JAPANESE . . . EXPLAINING THE VERDICT, THE ~RESID­ CIVil AIR AGENCY. Moscow, FEB to (UPI )--AIR VICE­ ING JUDGE, HEINRICH JAGUSCH, OF THE THE PLANE fiNAllY LEfT AT 1148 JST MARSHAL UMAR DANI, CHIEF Of STAFF Of WEST GERMAN SUPREME COURT, SAID THERE (0248 GMT) AFTER A 78 MINUTE fUELING THE INDONESIAN AIR FORCE, ARRIVED TO­ IS "CERTAIN EVIDENCE THAT THE SOVIET STOP DAY THE TASS NEWS AGENCY REPORTED TRADE MISSION IN COLOGNE IS A CENTER DURING THE DC7-C's STOPOVER IN DANI, ACCOMPANIED BY A GROUP OF FOR OTHER ESPIONAGE ACTIVITY AS TOKYO, PASSENGERS WERE HERDEP INTO AN INDONESIAN OFFICERS, WAS HERE AS A WELL. II AIRPORT lOUNGE, FROM WHICH NEWSMEN GUEST OF CHIEF MARSHAL AND COMMANDER­ wERE EXCLUDED. IN-CHIEF OF THE SOVIET AIR FOR~E KONSTANTIN VERSHININ, THE AGENCY ADDED. - - - MONDAY 12-- PAGE 3 HOURGLASS POWERS "OPERATION THIRD LlEUTENPNT" (CONT'D. FROM PAGE I COL. I) WELCOME ABOARD THE RUSSIANS CLAIMED THEY KNOCKED STARTED POWERS' U2 DOWN WITH ROCKET 1,300 MIL­ PASSENGERS ARRiV~NQ ABOARD THE AIR FORCE ACADEMY, COLORADO, FEB. 9 ES INSIDE THE SOVIET UNION, NEAR THE TRANS INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT THIS MORN­ (UPI )--MORE THAN I~OOO AIR FORCE ACA­ INDUSTRIAL CENTER OF SVERDLOVSK. iNG WERE AS fOLLOWS. DEMY CADETS WILL FAN OUT TO AIR FORCE POWERS HAD LEFT THE AIR FORCE TO BE­ TCT - M. P. ELLIS, A REPRESENTATIVE eASES THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES i COME A $30,000-A-YEAR CIVILIAN PILOT OF HET~A l~FE IS A NEW ARRIVAL, Ro­ EUROPE AND THE PACIFIC THIS SUMMER rOR FOR LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT CORP, WHICH OP­ BERT R. GIB50N~ LAWRENCE F. RING, SOME OF THE JOB TRAINING IN THE BUSi­ ERATED 50-CALLED WEATHER FLIGHTS OF STANLEY F. B!ROSIK AND LLOYD BLACK­ NESS OF BEING AN AIR FORCE OFfiCER. THE U2 FOR THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS MAN, ARE ALSO NEW ARRiVALS. THE OPERAnON IS CALLED tlCPERATION AND SPACE ADMI~ISTRATION (NASA) RETURNING FROM LEAVE FOR TCT WERE THIRD LIEUTENANT." THE CADETS WILL THE UNITED STATES FIRST CLAIMED THAT FRANK W. MORRIS, LLOYD CORDRAY, BE ASSIGNED TO BASES OUTSIDE THE U.S. THE PLANE, OPERATING FROM , HAD GERALD Hou~ FRANCIS H. SERAfiNI, FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS YEAR.

GONE OFF COURSE, POSSIBLY BECAUSE PO­ SUSUMU SHIMAZU AND SEiCHI KANESHIRO. 000000 WERS HAD OXYGEN TROUBLE. PREMIER N,K­ VOUGHT RANGE - RETURNING fROM LEAVE ITA S KHRUSHCHEV SMASHED THIS COVER WERE LAWRENCE L. FRAHM, L. BRIGHT, KOREAN BOY SCOUTS ARRIVE STORY BY PRODUCING NOT ONLY POWERS, JAMES l. DILLION AND HIS WIFE MARY. IN SAN FRANCISCO BUT PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE FALLEN U2 ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS - DON W. SAN FRANCISCO, FEB. 9 (UPI )--EIGHT THE RUSSIANS SAID THEY SHOT DOWN THE SALTER is HERE FOR TEMPORARY DUTY KOREAN Boy SCOUTS AND TWO KOREAN U2 WITH ROCKETS AT 65,000 FEET. (TOY) AS as ROBERT P. HALL. SCOUT LEADERS ARRIVED HERE TODAY ONE OF THE MORE EMBARASSING CHAPTERS AERONUTRONIC DIVISION OF FORD - ABOARD THE USNS GArFEY. OF U S. DIPLOMATIC HISTORY ENSUED. ROBERT R. MURREL AND RICHARD S. THEY WERE SCHEDULED TO TAKE PART IN KHRUSHCHEV EXPLODED THE MAY 16, 1960, HENDRY JR. ARE BOTH NEW ARRIVALS Boy SCOUT WEEK ACTIVITIES NEXT WEEK SUMMIT CONFERENCE IN PARIS BY DEMAND­ HERE TOY. IN Los ANGELES. THE TRIP is SPONSOR­ ING THAT THEN PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. PMR - LAWRENCE PULIDO is A NEW ARR­ ED BY Boy SCOUT COUNCilS IN SAN FRAN­ EISENHOWER APOLOGIZE PUBLICLY. KHRUS­ IVAL HERE FOR PERMANENT DUTY. CISCO AND Los ANGELES, WiTH COOPERA­ HCHEV ALSO SNATCHED BACK AN INVITATION PACIFIC ELECTRIC - H. J. MILLER IS TION Of THE NAVY. FOR EISENHOWER TO VISIT Moscow. RETURNiNG FROM LEAVE. THE SCOUTS WILL RETURN TO SAN FRAN­ KHRUSHCHEV MOUNTED VIOLENT ATTACKS HONDEEN COATINGS - RICHARD W. CISCO fEe. 24 TO STAY AT TREASURE

ON THE UNITED STATES. EISENHOWER HOLST j A VICE PRESIDENT AND GEN. MAN­ ISLAND. THEY ARE SCHEDULED TO LEAVE CALLED OFF THE SPY FLIGHTS AS HE WENT AGER OF THE COMPANY ARRIVED HERE FOR FOR KOREA FEe. 27 ABOARD THE USNS TO THE ILLFATED PARIS MEETING, BUT A VISIT TO KWAJALEIN AND ROI NAMUR. SUL TAN.

TH!S DID NOT SOFTEN THE SOVIET PRE­ AMERICAN ELECTRIC - EDWARD J. TYLER 000000 MiER'S ANGER. IS RETURNINa FROM LEAVE. KOVAC 51 WIDOW GIVEN RIGHTS TO Moscow HAD A BOUNTIFUL PROPAGANDA ,AMELCO - PAUL E CALKI~S IS HERE HARVEST FOR WEEK AFTER WEEK, CLIMAX­ FOR TEMPORARY DUTY. ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE ING IN AUGUST WITH THE TRIAL OF THE R. M. TOWILL CORP. - RICHARD G. Los ANGELES, FEB. 9 {UPI )--THE WID­ PILOT ON AUG. 19, 1960, AFTER A TOWILL IS HERE TOY AS 15 WESLEY M. OW OF ERNIE KOVACS, EDIE ADAMS, TODAY TWO-DAY TRIAL, HE WAS CONVICTED AND THOMAS. WAS GRANTED HER COURT PET'~ION TO BE­ SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS IN PRISON BY A CUBIC CORP. ~ WALTER MILYO IS RE­ COME ADMiNISTRATOR OF THE LATE COMED­ THREE-MEMBER TRIBUNAL. TURNING ON TOY. IAN'S ESTATE AND RECEIVE $2,500 A ABEL, THE HIGHEST-RANKING RUSSIAN FAUS ENGINEERING - ROBERT B. FAUS MONTH FAMILY ALLOWANCE. EVER ACCUSED OF ESPIONAGE IN THIS JR. IS HERE FOR TEMPORARY DUTY. THE ALLOWANCE WAS GRANTED BY A PRO­ COUNTRY, WAS CONVICTED BY A U S. USN - MR. AND MRS. CHARLES F. BATE COMMISSIONER FOR SIX MONTHS. DISTRICT COURT IN IN 1957 AS SMITH, ADR3 ARE RETUR~ING fROM LEAVE. THE SINGER-COMEDIENNE F~LED HER PETI­

THE HEAD OF A SOVIET Spy RING HE 000000 TION IN SUPERIOR COURT JAN. 24--11 WAS ACCUSED SPECIFICALLY OF SLIPPING DAYS AFTER KOVACS WAS KillED WHEN HIS DEFENSE AND NUCLEAR SECRETS TO RUSSIA, PEOPLE LEAVING TONIGHT CAR A UTILITY POLE. THE DOUR, TIGHT-LIPPED OFFICER COULD 000000 HAVE BEEN SENTENCED TO DEATH. INSTEAD RUSSEL SYLVA, FORMER EMPLOYEE AT JAPANESE ANARCTIC RESEARCH HE DREW A 30-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE THE RETAIL WAREHOUSE L~AVES ON THIS AFTER HIS ATTORNEY SAID THERE WAS A EVENINGS TIA FLIGHT. HE HAS COMPLET­ STATION CLOSED DOWN CHANCE ABEL COULD BE EXCHANGED FOR ED HIS TCT CONTRACT AND IS RETURNING TOKYO, FEB. 10 (UPI )--JAPANESE SOME AMERICAN CAUGHT IN A JAM BEHIND HOME TO HONOLULU. SCIENTISTS HAVE CLOSED DOWN THEIR AN­ THE IRON CURTAIN. A NAVY MAN, C. E. JONES AN RMI, ARCTIC RESEARCH BASE AT ONGUL ISLAND 9 A MAN WHO IDENTIFIED HIMSELF AS A HIS WIFE ANITA AND THEIR TWO CHILDREN SIGNALING A TEMPORARY HALT IN JAPAN­ RELATIVE REFUSED TO AWAKEN THE PILOT'S CAROL ANN AND DANNY, LEAVE TONIGHT ESE EXPLORATIONS OF THE REMOTE SOUTH­ WIFE, MRS. BARBARA POWERS AT HER FOR 30 DAYS LEAVE IN HANFORD, CALIF­ ERN CONTI NENT. MILLEDGVILLE, , HOME AFTER THE ORNIA. THEN MR. JONES WILL CHECK IN THE 16-MAN WINTERING TEAM FROM THE DRAMATIC EARLY MORNING WHITE HOUSE ABOARD THE REfRIGERATOR SHIP ISLAND IS DUE BACK IN TOKYO IN MARCH, ANNOUNCEMENT. USS ZELIMA AT SAN FRANCISCO. JONES THE EDUCATION MINISTRY ANNOUNCED. HE SAID SHE HAD BEEN TOLD PREVIOUSLY WAS PART OF THE STAFf AT THE NAVY THE GOVERNMENT'S DECISION TO SUSPEN[ OF HER HUSBAND'S RELEASE AND WAS "REAL COMMUNICATIONS HERE, WHILE ANITA WAS EXPLORATION BROUGHT EXPRESSIONS Of PROUD AND HAPPY." EMPLOYED BY TCT AT THE BEAUTY SHOP REGRET fROM MANY PROMINENT JAPANESE. THE ACTUAL EXCHANGE OF POWERS AND AND MACYS. THE JAPAN SCIENCE COUNCiL SAnD THE ABEL TOOK PLACE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE YOKWE YUK! EXPEDiTIONS MAY BE RESUMED IN TWO GLIENICKER BRIDGE BETWEEN YEARS, IF NATIONAL FINANCES PERMIT. IN EAST GERMANY AND WEST BERLIN AT THE JAPANESE ONGUL ISLAND BASE HAS 0752 GMT TODAY. BEEN IN OPERATION SINCE 1956. ITS THE BRiDGE CROSSES THE HAVEL BRIDGE ON THE ISLAND KWAJ BUILDINGS WERE SEALED AGAINST THE AN­ WANNSEE. SUNDAY NIGHT BRIDGE AT THE YOKWE TARCTIC WINTER, BUT ALL KEY EQUIPMENT PRYOR WAS TURNED OVER TO U.S. AUTH­ YUK SAW DICK AND LOUISE MACATEE TAKE HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN.

ORiTIES BY THE EAST SHORTLY THE HIGH NORTH-SOUTH TITLE FOLLOWED 000000 BEFORE THE POWERS-ABEL EXCHANGE. HE BY HAZEL LEWIS AND PAUL WEAVER IN MILAN, ITALY, FEB. I I (UPI )-=AUSTRA WAS RELEASED AT THE FRIEDRICHSTRASSE SECOND PLACE. GEOFFREY RAYMER AND L I AN SOPRANO JOAN SU'JlhlflRLANDIISCORED CHECK POINT BETWEEN EAST GERMANY AND BILL RICHARDS WERE THIRD. A RESOUNDING SUCCESS IN A GLITTERING WEST BERLIN. EAST-WEST HIGH WAS TAKEN BY VIRGIN­ PERFORMANCE OF "LA SONNAMBULA" BY THE WHITE HOUSE SAID IT HAD NO IMM­ IA GIPS AND BILL GALLUCCI, STAN ER­ VINCENZO BELLINI AT LA SCALA OPERA EDIATE DETAILS ON THE CIRCUMSTANCES ICKSON AND GILES SINGKOWITZ WERE HOUSE LAST NIGHT. OF POWERS' RELEASE FROM THE RUSSIAN SECOND fOLLOWED BY GEORGE SHELHORSE HER TECHNIQUE AND CRYSTAL-LIKE VOICI PRISON AND HOW HE WAS TAKEN TO THE AND DICK NEWTON CAPPING THIRD PLACE. DREW PROLONGED CHEERS FROM A CAPAC~TY BRiDGE. BRIDGE IS PLAYED EVERY SUNDAY EVEN­ AUDIENCE, WHICH BURST IN FIVE CURTAIN ABEl~ ACCORDING TO OFfiCIAL SOURCES, ING AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB AND MORE CALLS AFTER THE FIRST ACT, FIVE AfTER WAS MOVED EARLY WEDNESDAY FROM THE PEOPLE ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. LIZ THE SECOND AND SEVEN AfTER THE THIRD. ATLANTA, GEORG!A~ FEDERAL PRISON RAYMER, THE HOURGLASS BRIDGE INfORM­ WHERE HE HAS BEEN SERVING HIS SENTEN­ ANT SAYS NEW PEOPLE NEED NOT BE CE. HE WAS TAKEN TO NEW YORK BY PLANE AFRAID THEIR OPPONENTS WILL BE TOO AND HELD WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE fED­ GOOD FOR THEM, JUST COME ON DOWN SPECIAL SERVICES PHOTO LAB IS CLOS­ ERAL DETE~TION CENTER IN LOWER AND JOIN iN THE FUN 6'30 P.M. EVERY ED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. . SUNDAY.

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---- ~------'-- - PAGE 4 - HOURGLASS MONDAY 12 FEBRUARY 1962 GENERAL MESS MENU ROt NAMUR MOVIES TUESDAY 13 FEBRUARY 1962 BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER MONDAY 12 FEBRUARY 1962 CHILLED FRESH FRUIT CREAM OF CORN SOUP SAl MIN SouP "RAW HIDE YEARS"--TONY CURTIS, C.OLEEN CHILLED FRUIT JUICE SALISBURY STEAK WIONION FRIED PORK CHOPS wlApPLE MILLER--COLOR--WESTERN--8S MIN. GRILLED BACON CURLS GRAVY SAUCE EGGS TO ORDER PARSLEY POTATOES MASHED POTATOES TUESDAY 13 FEBRUARY 1962 HOT & COLD CEREAL BARBECUED FRANKFURTERS BUTTERED BROCCOLI "OPERATION MAD BAlL"--ERNIE KOVACS, HASH BROWN POTATOES SAUTE GREEN BEANS STEAMED RICE JACK LEMMON--COMEDY--105 MIN, STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE PINEAPPLE & COTTAGE HOT CINNAMON ROLLS PICKLED BEETS & ONIONS, CHEESE SALAD HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM SALAD APRICOT PIE ALA MODE ANTI-CASTRO DEMONSTRATORS CHILLED MILK - HOT COFFEE JELLY ROLL - COLD DRINK ICED TEA wiLEMON CHILLED MILK - HOT COFFEE CHILLED MILK - HOT COFFEE RIOT IN BUENOS AIRES BUENOS AIRES, FEB 10 (UPI )--ANTI­ ~------~r------; CASTRO DEMONSTRATORS FOUGHT TODAY FOR LAST OF STRANDED PASSENGERS 10 MINUTES IN A BRAWL THAT BEGAN IN A AFRS KWAJALEIN SCHEDULE FAREWELL DEMONSTRATION FOR CUBAN EM­ LEAVE ANCHORAGE BASSY PERSONNEL LEAVING ARGENTINA MONDAY 12 FEBRUARY 1962 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, FEB 10 (UPI )-­ AFTER THE BREAK IN DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS 5 00 P.M. NEWS THE LAST OF 82 KLM ROYAL DUTCH AIR­ IT WAS THE SECOND OUTBREAK IN LESS 5 05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT LINES PASSENGERS STRANDED HERE THIS THAN 24 HOURS CONNECTED WITH THE DIP­ 6 00 P.M. NEWS WEEK WHEN REFUSED CLEARANCE FOR THEIR LOMATIC RUPTURE. LAST NIGHT, CASTRO­ 6.15 P.M. THE LATIN QUARTER PLANE TO LAND LEFT HERE TODAY FOR ITE AND COMMUNITS DEMONSTRATORS 6.30 P.M. FAMILY THEATRE NEW GUINEA BY WAY OF TOKYO. ATTACKED THE U S AND COLOMBIAN 7.00 P.M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES A SPOKESMAN FOR KLM SAID 35 PASSEN­ EMBASSIES AND TWO AMERICAN BUSINESS 7030 P.M. SPORTS DESK GERS WERE PUT ABOARD THE REGULARLY­ FIRMS WITH FIRE AND TAR BOMBS. 8:00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND SCHEDULED KLM FLIGHT WHICH ARRIVED As THE NINE CUBAN DIPLOMATS BOARDED 8'30 P.M. BROADWAY Is My BEAT HERE EARLY THIS MORNING. THE OTHER A PLANE FOR AT BUENOS AIRES' 9 00 P.M. NEWS 47 PASSENGERS FLEW ON TO BIAK, WEST AIRPORT, ABOUT 150 CASTRO SYMPATHIZERS 9 15 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT NEW GUINEA, VIA TOKyb ON A SPECIAL BEGAN CHANTING "CUBA SI, YANQUI NO " 10'00 P.M. NEWS FLIGHT YESTERDAY. THEY WAVED BANNERS AND ARGENTINE FLAGS 10 05 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT THE 82 PASSENGERS WHICH INCLUDED THE ANTI-CASTRO GROUP REPLIED WITH 12-00 M!O~IGHT - SIGN OFF TWO INFANTS AND 25 NETHERLANDS MILI­ SHOUTS OF "DOW CUBA," AND A FREE FOR TARY PERSONNEL WEARING CIVILIAN ALL STARTED. POLICE BROKE IT UP AFTER TUESDAY 13 FEBRUARY 1962 CLOTHES, HAD ARRIVED HERE LAST TUESDAY 10 MINUTES, ARRESTING AN ESTIMATED 6 00 A.M. NEWS ABOARD A Dc8 JET AIRLINER. HOWEVER, 20 PERSONS. 6-05 A.M. THE DAWN BREAKER JAPAN BANNED THE JET FROM LANDING IN NINE DEMONSTRATORS WERE ARRESTED 6 30 A.M. NEWS TOKYO FOR TECHNICAL REASONS LAST NIGHT AND ONE POLICEMAN WAS IN­ 6 35 A.M. DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D. THE PASSENGERS REMAINED HERE WHILE JURED BEFORE THE DISORDERS COULD BE 7 15 A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE THE DUTCH AND JAPANESE GOVERNMENTS BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL 7 3 0 A.M. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL ATTEMPTED UNSUCCESSFULLY TO IRON OUT THE CASTRO SUPPORTERS ATTACKED THE 8 00 A.M. DON Mc NEILL THE DIFFICULTIES JAPAN SAID CLEAR­ THE FIRST BANK OF BUILDING, 8 30 A.M. ARTHUR GODFREY ANCE WOULD BE GRANTED KLM TO LAND DESPITE A HEAVY POLICE GUARD THROW­ 8 55 A.M. ART BAKER'S NOTEBOOK DC7 PROPELLER TYPE AIRCRAFT SO THE ING TAR BOMBS AT ITS OFFICES. THE 9 00 A.M. My TRUE STORY AIRLINE FLEW IN ONE PLANE YESTERDAY EMBASSY OCCUPIES THE UPPER FLOOR ON 9 40 A.M. BORIS KARLOFF TO TRANSPORT MOST OF THE STRANDED THE BUILDING. ALSO ATTACKEO WAS THE 9 45 A.M. MASTERS OF MELODY GROUP THE JET RETURNED EMPTY TO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP. 10 00 A.M. GARRY MOORE AMSTERDAM. OFF I CEo 10,25 A.M. ANDY GRIFFITH A MOLOTOV COCKTAIL WAS THROWN 10 30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE PMR THROUGH THE 8M OFFICE PLATE GLASS II 00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK CUBA U.N. DEBATE EXPECTED WINDOW, BUT IT DID NOT GO OFF. I I 25 A. M. SOCIAL SECURITY FILE OTHER TAR BOMBS WERE THROWN AT THE II 30 A.M. IRA COOK TO REACH INCONCLUSIVE END COLOMBIAN EMBASSY AND SIX OTHER TARGETS 12 00 NOON - NEWS , FEB. 10 (UPI)-- U.N. THE DEMONSTRATIONS TODAY AND LAST 12 05 P M. BUSINESS FINAL, STOCKS, DEBATE ON CUBA'S QUARREL WITH THE NIGHT PROTESTED WEATHER UNITED STATES SEEMS DESTINED FOR AN NEW U S AMBASSADOR ROBERT MCCLIN­ 12gI5p.M. GUEST STAR INCONCLUSIVE END. TOCK ARRIVED EARLY TODAY TO TAKE UP 12 30 P.M. FLAIR THE FIRST FULL WEEK OF THE GENERAL HIS POST. HE WAS NOT INVOLVED IN THE , 00 P.M. NEWS ASSEMBLY'S MAIN POLITICAL COMMITTEE EMBASSY DEMONSTRATION 1.15 P.M. LIGHT UP, RELAX DEBATE ON CUBAN "AGGRESSION" CHARGES I 30 P.M. CARPENTER'S SHOP CONCERT AGAINST THE UNITED STATES DEVELOPED 3 00 P.M. THE SWINGIN' YEARS THESE POINTS 300 JAPANESE DIE EACH YEAR 3 30 P.M. HERE'S HOLLYWOOD --SUPPORT FOR FIDEL CASTRO'S SELF­ FROM FALLOUT 4 00 P.M. JOY BOYS PROCLAIMED "MARXISTLENINIST" GOVERN­ TOKYO, FEB. 10 (UPI )--SOME 300 JAP­ 4 35 P.M. PAU HANA SERENADE MENT WAS FORTHCOMING ONLY FROM RUSSIA ANESE ARE DYING EVERY YEAR FROM THE AND ITS COMMUNIST PARTY--MOST DELEGA­ EFFECT OF FOREIGN NUCLEAR TESTS SAYS TIONS WERE INCLINED TO DISCUSS THE AN ADVISER TO THE GOVERNMENT RADIO­ AMERICAN MAY REACH ~OON TWO CASTRO EXCLUSION ACTION OF THE ORGAN­ ACTIVITY CENTER. YEARS EARLY SAYS WILLY LEY IZATION OF AMERICAN STATES (OAS) PRO. YOSHIO HIYAMA OF THE TOKYO UNI­ C lEV E LAN D, 0 H I 0, FEB. I 0 (Up I ) - - RATHER THAN DEBATE CHARGES OF U S. VERSITY SAID THURSDAY THE JAPANESE SCIENTIST WILLY LEY PREDICTED YESTER­ AGRESSION. WERE EXPOSED TO GREATER DANGER THAN DAY THAT AMERICAN ARE LIKELY TO LAND --EVEN THOSE COUNTRIES WHICH ABSTAIN' OCCIDENTALS BECAUSE RICE CONTAINED ON THE MOON TWO YEARS AHEAD OF PRESID­ ED ON LEGALISTIC GROUNDS, FROM HIGHTER RADIOACTIVITY THAN BREAD. ENT KENNEDY'S SCHEDULE AND WITHIN SiX SUPPORTING THE PUNTA DEL ESTE EXCLUS­ HE SAID SOME 10 PER CENT OF SOME MONTHS OF THE RUSSIANS. ION OF CASTRO'S CUBA FROM INTER-AM­ 3,000 JAPANESE WHO DIE FROM LEUKEMIA HE PREDICTED THAT THE SUCCESSFUL ERICAN AFFAIRS AGREED THAT THE HAVANA EVERY YEAR WERE BELIEVED TO BE AFFECT­ LANDING WILL TAKE PLACE ABOUT 1968, AND GOVERNMENT HAD READ ITSELF OUT OF ED BY NUCLEAR FALLOUTS AS THE RESULT VIEWED AMERICANS AND RUSSIANS GETTING THE OAS, WHICH IS DEDICATED TO DEMO­ OF FOREIGN NUCLEAR TESTS. ALONG ON THE MOON MUCH BETTER THAN CRACY, BY PROCLAIMING ITS COMMUNIST HE SAID THERE WAS NO WAY TO REMOVE THEY DO ON EARTH. LEANING. RADIOACTIVITY FROM RICE THE GERMAN-BORN ROCKET SCIENTIST, IN --THE LATIN AMERICAN GENERALLY CLEVELAND TO LECTURE TO FENN COLLEGE CONSIDERED THE FIGHT A FAMILY SQUAB­ LONDON, FEB. 10 (UPI }--SIR HARRY STUDENTS, SAID HE WAS SATISFIED AT THE BLE TO BE SETTLED AMONG THE WESTERN LEGGE-BOURKE, THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY WAY AMERICAN'S SPACE PROGRAM IS MOVING HEMISPHERE'S COUNTRIES WITHOUT INTER­ MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT WHO LAST WEEK CALL AND PRAISED PRESIDENT KENNEDY FOR HIS FERENCE FROM OTHER PARTS OF THE ED FOR PRIME MINISTER HAROLD MACMILLAN'~ EFFORTS. FORMER PRESIDENT EISENHOWER WORLD. RESIGNATION, HAS RESIGNED HIMSELF AS AND DEFENSE SECRETARY CHARLES E. WIL­ CUBA SOUGHT UNSUCCESSFULLY TO DATE CHAIRMAN OF HIS PARTY'S PARLIAMENTARY SON "JUST WEREN'T INTERESTED IN SPACE TO GET SPONSORS FOR A RESOLUTION DEFENSE COMMITTEE, THE DAILY TELEGRAPH TRAVEL," HE SAID. DENOUNCING U S "INTERFERENCE" AND REPORTED TODAY. LEGGE-BOURKE SAID LAST CALLING FOR SETTLEMENT OF THE HAVANA­ WEEK THAT THE TIME HAD COME FOR MAC­ WASHiNGTON DiFFERENCE I~ ACCORDANCE MILLAN TO TURN HIS JOB OVER TO YOUNGER WITH U N. CHARTER PRINCIPLES. M ! FIRE COMEI~ OUTHIT PMR IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE THE FIRE COMETS OUTHIT THE PMR IN THE FIRST 3 TO OVER- THE PMR 29-14. THEIR SEC­ OND VICTORY AGAINST I DEFEAT WAS PACED SPORTS BY S KAAPUNI. B. WHITE, SHIMIZU, MAcKENZIE, GoLDSTEIN AND BALIDOY. PMR PAGE 5 HlURGLASS SPORTS SECTION MoNDAY 12 FEBRUARY 1962 THREATENED IN THE 5TH AND 6TH INNINGS BUT FELL SHORT TO OVER-RUN THE COMETS. POLAND PULLS OUT OF WORE CONTRACTS SIGNED THEIR LEADING BATTERS WERE F LOKAY, o THARP, PEUGH AND LANIER. SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS Los ANGELES, FEB 10 (UPI)- WINNING - GOHIER - 1-0. CHAMONIX, FRANCE, FEB. 10 (UPI)­ AND THREE ROOKIE PROS­ LOSING PITCHER - DOUG THARP - 0-2. POLAND PULLED OUT OF THE WORLD ALPINE PECTS TODAY SENT IN THEIR SIGNED '62 FIRE COMETS - 29 RUNS, 18 HITS AND SKI GAMES TODAY BECAUSE OF AN AMERICAN­ CONTRACTS TO THE , 9 ERRORS. SPONSORED WESTERN OFFENSIVE TO HAVE THE LEAVING ONLY NINE MEN TO BE SIGNED. PMR - 14 RUNS, 9 HITS AND 7 ERRORS. MEET REINSTATED AS THE OFFICIAL WORLD IN ADDITION TO SHERRY, EXPECTED TO HOMERUNS - COMETS - BYRON WHITE, CHAMPIONSHIPS. SHARE THE CATCHING DUTIES WITH JOHN GARY MAcKENZIE AND SHIMIZU EACH I STANISLAW ZIOBRZYNSKI, THE POLISH ROSEBORO, THOSE WHO WERE SAFELY IN HEAD UMPIRE - HUNTER - UMPIRE OYER. TEAM LEADER, SAID HE RECEIVED ORDERS THE FOLD WERE WILLARD HUNTER FROM TODAY TO PULL OUT "EVEN AND THAD TILLOTSON AND CATCHER MIKE IF IT MEANS THAT THE NORDIC SECTION OF BRUMI EY. SPECIAL SERVICES OVER ISLANDERS THE GAMES IN ZAKOPANE, POLAND, IS DE­ OF THE NINE UNSIGNED, ONLY ONE MAN-­ LAST NIGHT IN THE PRIVED OF THE OFFICIAL WORLD TITLES." F!TCHER SANOY KOFAX--WAS REPORTED UN­ SPECIAL SERVICES KNOCKED THE ISLANDERS THE WALKOUT CAME AS THE FIRST EVENT HAPPY WITH THE TERMS OFFERED HIM AND OUT OF FIRST PLACE AND COPPED THEIR OF THE ALPINE GAMES' QUALIFICATION RUNS, SENT BACK THE FIRST CONTRACT HE RE­ THIRD STRAIGHT VICTORY. FOR THE MENS' SPECIAL SLALOM, GOT UN­ CEIVED. SPECIAL SERVICES DISPLA~ THEIR BAT­ DERWAY. \ THE OTHERS STILL TO BE INKED ARE TING POWER WITH THE RESOUI~DING BATS OF ZIOBRZYNSKI SAID HE REPORTED BACK TO iRoN RAiRLY, , STAN WILLIAMS, DON GREENBERG, STAN BADAYAS, ED PASEK, HIS ASSOCIATION TO THE EFFECT THAT THE LARRY SHERRY, , FRANK LARRY IKEDA, Gus GARCIA, VINCE BRE[T­ OUTSPOKEN AMERICAN DELEGATE ON THE HOWARD, DOUG CAMILLI AND ALAN MALKAS­ EN BERGER, DARWIN WEBB, JOHN NICHOLSON, INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION (FIS) IAN. TOM FLY, CURT PINHO, HARMON AHSAM, COMMITTEE, STANLEY MULLIN, WAS SPEAR­ "THEY SHOULD ALL BE IN UNIFORM WHEN ROCKY CADABONA AND ANDY OKULOVICH HEADING A BIG MOVE TO HAVE THE GAMES WALT ALSTON HOLDS HIS FIRST THE ISLANDERS' RUNS CAME FROM THE REINSTATED ON GROUNDS THAT THE BERNE WORKOUT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25," GENER­ BATS OF FEENEE, MoSES, EMBI, JERRY FIS DECISION OF LAST SUNDAY TO CANCEL AL MANAGER BAVASI SAID. KUSANO, WAGNER AND KUBA. THE WORLD TITLES FOLLOWED A LOT OF WINNING PITCHER - PAT LAN lAS - 3-0. COMMUNIST "HOODWINKING". WOMEN'S AMATEUR GOLF TOURNEY LOSING PITCHER - BEN VEA - 2-1. THE CANCELLATION DECISION WAS TAKEN SPECIAL SERVICES - 32 RUNS, 35 HITS BECAUSE T~E EAST GERMANS COULDN'T GET PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, FEB. 10 (UPI)­ AND 7 ERRORS. PERMiTS TO COME. FRENCH AMATEUR CHAMPION BRIGETTE ISLANDERS - 7 RUNS, 12 HITS AND 4 IIMuLLIN USED UNFAIR ARGUMENTS 1111 HIS VARANGOT EDGED MRs ANN CASEY JOHN­ ERRORS. ATTACKS AGAINST EAST GERMANY AND PO­ STONE I-up ON THE 21ST HOLE TODAY TO HOMERUNS - SPECIAL SERVICES - BADAYOS LAND," ZIOBRZYNSKI SAID, "AND SO THE WIN THE PALM BEACH WOMEN'S AMATEUR 2, GREENBERG, PASEK, LAN lAS AND GARCIA j I POLISH ASSOCIATION DECIDED TO WITH­ GOLF TOURNAMENT, HER FIRST VICTORY EACH I. II DRAW ITS TEAM FROM CHAMONIX • ON AN AMERICAN COURSE ISLANDERS - FEENEE - I. THE POLISH DELEGATE SAID "IT IS QUITE MISS VARANGOT WAS FIVE OVER PAR FOR HEAD UMPIRE - M. SUGANUMA, UMPIRE POSSIBLE THAT THE FIS EXECUTIVE COM­ THE 21 HOLES OVER THE BREAKERS COUNTRY B. TOYAMA- SCORER - J. CHRISTENSEN. MITTEE WILL NOW DECIDE TO TAKE THE CLUB COURSE WORLD TITLE AWAY FROM US IN ZAKOPANE SHE STARTED SWIFTLY AND MOVED UP TO TOO. A 4-up ADVANTAGE IN THE FIRST 10 HOLES DOUGLAS TROUNCE SEABEES 23-5 IIBUT IF YOU ALREADY HAVE A DEAD BUT MRs. JOHNSTONE WON FOUR STRAIGHT SUNDAY AFTERNOON IN THE AMERICAN CHILD, WHY SHOULD YOU KILL ANOTHER HOLES, THE 12TH THROUGH THE 15TH, THE LEAGUE, DOUGLAS MUCH IMPROVED THE PAST ONE?" HE ADDED FIRST AND THE LAST ONE WITH BIRDIE FEW WEEKS TROUNCED THE SEABEES 23-5 TO DEUCES, TO EVEN THE MATCH. COP THEIR FIRST VICTORY. THEY HALVED THE NEXT FIVE HOLES BE­ LEADING THEIR BATTING POWER WERE INGO TKO'S BYGRAVES IN SEVENTH FORE MRs. JOHNSTONE DUMPED A THREE JIM HAWKES, BEST, STEWART, BUTRIMAS, NEW YORK, FEB. 10 (UPI)-INGO JOHANS­ IRON SHOT INTO A POND. CUBA, NUOTILLA AND BURROUGH.

SON'S TKO OVER JOE BYGRAVES AT GOTE­ •••• ill FOR THE SEA BEES WERE LIVERMAN, DAL- BORG LAST NIGHT WAS THE TOP SPORTS PEE WEE BASKETBALL ZIEL, RUSSELL, POWELL AND FOSTER. STORY IN NEW YORK'S MORNING PAPERS TO­ BUMBLE BEES STING BLUE ANGELS WINNING PITCHER - SCHIFFER - 1-2. DAY. LOSING PITCHER - LIVERMAN - 0-1 WHILE NONE OF THEM HAD IMMEDIATE IN THE PEE WEE BASKETBALL LEAGUE, DOUGLAS - 23 RUNS, 21 HITS AND 5 COMMENT ON THE FIGHT, ALL CARRIED PIC­ SATURDAY AFTERNOON, THE BUMBLE BEES ERRORS. TURES AND LENGTHY STORIES ABOUT IT. DEFEATED THE BLUE ANGELS 40-33. THE SEABEES - 5 RUNS, 12 HITS AND 10 THE TABLOID DAILY NEWS SAID IN A BUMBLE BEES' VICTORY WAS PACED BY ERRORS. BANNER BACK PAGE HEADLI NE: "I NGO KOs STAR EDDIE LEE, JOHN CHIPINSKI, MIKE HOMERUN - DOUGLAS - BURROUGH - I. BYGRAVES IN 7TH" PJERCE, GEORGE TEMPLE AND JIMMY QUINN. HEAD UMPIRE - HUNTER - UMPIRE DYER. HIGH SCORE MAN FOR THE BLUE ANGELS WAS SKIP KIRKHAM WHO WAS TIED WITH LADIES VOlLEYBALL PRACTICE DALLY STU MILLER SIGNS WITH S.F. EDDIE LEE WITH 20 POINTS APIECE. AID­ COURT, TUESDAY 13 FEBRUARY AT 6 P.M. SAN FRANCISCO, FEB. 10 (UPI)-STU ING SKIP WERE STEVE RAUTENBERG, JIM MILLER WHOM MANY CONSIDER THE NATIONAL SUMARA, HAL BEAN AND BOB STRIBBLING. LEAGUE'S BEST RELIEFER, WAS SIGNED UP BUMBLE BEES - E LEE - 20 POINTS, MOUNTAIN BALL SCHEDULE WITH THE TODAY. J CHIPINSKI 12 POINTS, M. PIERCE 6 MoN. 12 FEB. 6 P.M. PMR VS. CHANCE VOUG T MILLER WAS BELIEVED TO HAVE RECEIVED POINTS TUES. 13 FEB. 6 P.M. MARINE DEPT VS. AN INCREASE OVER HIS ESTIMATED 1961 BLUE ANGELS - S. KIRKHAM - 20 POINTS, SPOILERS SALARY OF $25,000. J SUMARA 9 POINTS, S RAUTENBERG 4 ..... MILLER POSTED A RECORD OF 14 WINS AND POINTS. 5 LOSSES LAST YEAR AND WAS CREDITED VOLLEYBAlL SCHEDULE WITH SAVING ANOTHER DOZEN CONTESTS SATURDAY'S MOUNTAINBALL GAME WAS MoN. 12 FEB. 6 P.M. AQUANAUTS "A" VS. RAINED OUT. WILL BE RESCHEDULED ON SPORTSMEN "8"* (DOUBLES) A LATER DATE. 7 P M. AQUANAUTS "B" VS. PMZ "B" PAL~ER RETAINS 5 STROKE LEAD (DOUBLES). PHOENIX, FEB 10 {UPI)-ARNOLD PALMER GOLF RESULTS *RAINED OUT GAME CONTINUE SECOND F I RED A SHAKEY EVEN-PAR 71 I N THE TH I RD SET. ROUND OF THE PHOENIX OPEN GOLF TOURNA­ 1ST PLACE - MILTON GIPS, GOHER, PAUL MENT TODAY BUT RETAINED HIS FIVE STROKE KAPELA AND BYRON WHITE. MOUNTAIN BALL PRACTICE LEAD OVER THE FIELD AS ALL OF HIS PUR­ 2ND PLACE - 2 EXTRA HOLES - DEAN BRANDON FI ElD SUERS FAILED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF HIS CONNELLY, WOODY RUSH, MANUEL EBANEZ MoN. 12 FEB. FIREMEN "A" BALKY PUTTER. PALMER POSTED A 54 HOLE AND AL COSTA. TUES. 13 FEB. CHANCE VOUGHT SCORE OF 203--FIVE SHOTS AHEAD OF BIG 3RD PLACE - RICHARD MATTOS, DON KAHAL­ WED. 14 FEB. SEABEES BILL CASPER, WHO CAME IN WITH A FINE EKULA, GEORGE HIRATA AND RED OILI. THURS. 15 FEB. PMZ 68 FOR 208. PAGE 6 movie~ :Jonighl MEETINGS OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7.30 P M THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE "TOUCH OF EViL"--CHARLETON HESTO~, JAt-4ET LE!GH SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUr TONIGHT AT 7.30 AT THE SCUBA CLUBHOUSE. RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7~30 P M "GUN FOR A COWARD"--FRED MAcMuRR./Iv, JCF'f~EV HUNTER--TH::: YOUNGEST BRIDGE AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB TO­ OF THE THREE BROTHERS WHO, WITH THE~R WIDOWED ~OTrltR OPERA~ES A NIGHT AT 7:30 P.M. RANCH, IS BRANDED A COWARD, UNDER REAL STRESS, HE P~OVES HIS TRUE VALOR AND WINS BOTH RESPECT AND T~E Q,RL ~E ~OVES BINGO Ai THE YOKWE YUK CLUB TUES­ DAY NIGHT AT 8 P.M YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7.00 P.M AND 8:45 P M. "BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE"--GORDON McRAE, SH£REE NORTI-J, SEA SCOUTS WILL MEET AT THE SCOUT HOUSE - NEXT TO THE COMMUNITY HOUSE ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:05 P.M. AT 7.30 P.M. ON WEDNESDAY. "THE ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR"--NANCY OLSON, FRED MACMuRRAY-­ YOU'LL BE "FLUBBERGASTED" AT FRED MACMURRAyiS hEW ADVENTURES •• HELP WANTED HE LEFT HIS FIANCEE WAITING AT T~E CHURCH BE ~E WON HER BACK WITH PART TIME BEAUTICIAN. CONTACT A "FLUBBER." INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS 2190.

FULL TIME CLERK TYPISTS AND SECRE- MUM'S THE WORD HEALTH AGENCY CAMPAIGN TARIES IF INTERESTED IN FURTHER DURING THE RECENT NIKE ZEUS FIRING CANCER ~~ A GANGSTER CEL~ INFORMATION CONTACT T.C.T. INDUSTRIAL THERE WERE INSTANCESOF PERTINENT RU;:::TS~ STAPVES" SABOTAGeS, ,,"'V~DE,S, RELATIONS, 2190 INFORMATION LEAVING THE ISLAND PRIOR DESTROYS AN~ Kd~LS. GA~GS~ER CELLS TO ANY AUTHORIZED NEWS RELEASE. IT S~ART SMft~~ B~~ THEv TH,NK B~G. WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY NEEDS SHOULD BE BORNE IN MIND THAT ANY UN­ THEY CO~VERT OTHERS A~D CO~MAN~ THEM CLERK TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS AUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE OF "DEFENSE TO HELP DO "'HE BR CR:! M' NAL WORK. II SOME OF THESE OPENINGS ARE FOR PART CLASSIFIED OR "FOR OFFICIAL tJSE UNLESS THEY ARE UNMASKE~ AND W~PED TIME EMPLOYEES THIS WOULD BE FOR A ONLY" INFORMATiON is A MOST SERIOUS OUT EAPLY, T~EY GROW U~~~L STRO~G MINIMUM OF FOUR HOURS PER DAY AND OFFENSE AND PUNISHABLE BY LAW. ENOUGH Te LAU~CH A P!~LAGiNG ATTACK. FIVE OR SIX DAYS EACH WEEK BETWEEN IT HAS BEEN, AND WiLL CONTINUE TO TrlE BeST WAY TO BEAT TH~ kl~~ER :ANCER, 7.30 A.M. AND 4:30 P M FOR FURTHER BE, NECESSARY THAT A LARGE NUMBER OF WHICH LAS"" vEA~ TOOK ~HE LiV£S OF 210, INFORMATION CALL F. H. FELL AT THE ISLAND POPULATION BE GIVEN IN­ 000 AMERICANS, IS TH~CtJG~ YOUR COJIITR.­ 9 EXTENSION 445 OR 446. FORMATION PRIOR TO A RANGE EVENT. BUTIO~ TO THE AMEaij~AN CANCER SOC!ETv THIS is NECESSARY BOTH FOR EFFECT!VE "GiVE FOR 8ETTEq ~EALTH" -HROUG~ T~E LOST OPERATION OF THE VARiOUS AGENCIES CAMPAuGN OF YOJ~ YOk~~TA~v NA-~O~A_ TIMEX WATCH IN MEN'S ROOM OF THE INVOLVED AND AS A PRECAUTlONARY MEAS­ HEAI...Th AG~NC!ES. RICHARDSON IF FOUND PLEASE CALL URE HOWEVER, ALL PERSONNEL ARE RE­ 2388 MINDED THAT MUCH OF THIS PRIOR IN­ FORMATION IS UNDER THE CATEGORY OF FIESTA DEL TORO lI SMALL TRANSISTOR RADIO, LOST WED­ IIFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLy AND AS SUCH, TH~ YOKWE y~~ WO~~N'S C~JB S YOLD­ NESDAY IN THE VICINITY OF THE RICHARD- IS NOT TO BE PASSED ON IN LETTERS JNG !I "FEAST OF THE Bu,-",11 I)'\l SA""u~DAV, SON THEATRE CONCESSION IF FOUND HOME, HAM PHONE PATCHES OR OTHER FEBRJAP" ! 7. i 962 Al P.iE' (OKlo/£. YJ~ PLEASE CALL 2282 AFTER 5 P.M. COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA. C~UB TIolE,: E\lE\ltiNG W~L1- "NClUOf ME);!­ THE PASSING OF OF RANGr EVENTS, CAN Fooe, INTERTAINMENT AND DAhCnNG THREE MONTH OLD KITTEN - LONG EXCPET FOR THOSE DULY RELEASED, CAN T!4E "BUL.L Pi"lGIi W LL OPEN AT 8&00 p ~. BLACK HAIR WITH STREAKS OF ORANGE AND WILL BE DEALT WITH MOST SEVERELY AND CLOSE AT 12:30 P.M. MExnCAN STYLE CH I LD I SCAT. I F FOUND PLEASE CALL BUFFET WilL BE SERVED f~OM 8.30 P M 2220 UNTiL 9g30 P.M. DRESS 1S P"F,)RMAL. NIGHT SWIMMING ANYONE? riCKETS, W~iCH W~LL BE L!~~TE~ TO TrlE FOUND FiRST 250 PEOPLE, ARE $2 50 Pl~ PERSON ONE KEY IN FRONT OF POST OFFICE "CONSIDERATION IS BEING GIVEN TO A~D ARE, NOW AVAILABL( A~ THE CLUB 9 OWNER MAY CLAIM AT THE GENERAL MESS LIGHTING THE DEPENDENTS' SWIMMING UNTiL THEY ARE SOLD OU1. TABLE RESER­ OFFICE POOL AND PERMITTING NIGHT SWIMMING VAT!ONS ~AY BE MADE WHEN ~ic~rTs ARE FOR ADULTS BEFORE CONTINUING WITH PURCHASED. ALL MATADORS, P~CADORS, WOMAN'S PARKER BALL POINT PEN THE JOB, THE COMMAND IS DESIROUS OF SENOR'S, SENORAS AN~ Sr~ORiT~S WILL OWNER MAY CLAIM AT THE BEAUTY SHOP. OBTAINING AN IDEA OF THE NUMBERS OF ENTER THE "RING" .POM THE :i..lJeJs DIN­ QUARTERS RESIDENTS WHO MAY BE INTER­ ING ROOM ENTRANCE ESTED AND WOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF WARM CLOTHING NIGHT SWIMMING. ANYONE WISHING TO DONATE WARM PLEASE INDICATE YOUR INTEREST BY i4E SA'IS r