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HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 5/1/ 4.3 AT 0844 5/1/ 2.0 AT 0205 5/1/ 3. I AT 2137 :Jh~ HOURGLASS 5/1/ 2.3 AT 1600 Vo L. 4 No. 14 16 ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY 30 APRIL BLACKOUT WEDNESDAY NIGHT TYPH(;C,N ACCUSED SLAYER AN OPERATION SCHEDULED FOR WEDNESDAY OUT ON BAIL I MAY WILL REQUIRE AN ISLAND WIDE BLACK­ til TS GUAtte GADSDEN, ALABAMA, (UPI)--AuTHORITIES OUT "TAKE COVER" WILL .!iQ.!. BE RE­ AGANA, GUAM, (UPI)--POWERFUl 95 MPH i TODAY RELEASED ON BOND A GROCER CHARGED QUIRED fOR THIS OPERATION. GUSTS, WHIPPED UP BY TYPHOON OLIVE, I WITH MURDERING A BALTIMORE POSTMAN THE EARLIEST THE BLACKOUT CAN HAPPEN PLOWED THROUGH GUAM TODAY, CAUSING WIDE- I WHO WAS KILLED LAST WEEK ON A ANTI­ IS 2030 lOCAL (8:30 P.M.). FOR SAfETY SPREAD DAMAGE TO THE ISLAND WHICH IS SEGREGATION MARCH THROUGH ALABAMA. REASONS A MINIMUM AMOUNT OF ROAD TRAVEL JUST RECOVERING FROM A DEVASTATING BLOW OffiCIALS RELEASED fLOYD L. SIMPSON, IS RECOMMENDED DURING THE BLACKOUT PER­ DEALT BY THPHOON KAREN SIX MONTHS AGO o 40-YEAR-OLD fATHER Of SIX, ON BOND IOD. AUTHORITIES SAID LOSSES CAUSED BY PENDING GRAND JURY ACTION. SIMPSON OLIVE WERE CONCENTRATED ON PROPERTIES. WAS CHARGED LATE SATURDAY NIGHT AfTER CASTRO IN MOSCOW A CONSIDERABLE NUMBER OF RESIDENTS ETOWAH COUNTY SHERIff DEWEY COLVARD Moscow, (UPI)--CUBAN PREMIER FIDEL SUffERED MINOR INJURIES BUT NO DEATHS

RECEIVED A REPORT ON A BALLISTICS TEST CASTRO AND PREMIER NIKITA S. KHRUSHCHEV WERE REPORTED. I GUAM GOVERNOR MANUEL GUERRERO SUMMONED I Of A RiflE OWNED BY THE GROCER. TODAY WERE EXPECTED TO GET DOWN TO SER- HIS OffiCIALS TO AN URGENT MEETING lATE THE SHERIFfS OrflCE SAID YESTERDAY 10US TALKS AfTER POINTING THE WAY WITH "WE'RE PRETTY SURE" SIMPSON WAS MEN­ PLEDGES Of UNDYING fRIENDSHIP AND TODAY AND BEGAN MARSHAlliNG MEN, MACHINES TIONED IN A LATE ENTRY IN THE VICTIM'S OBEDIENCE TO COMMUNIST PRINCIPLES. AND MATERIALS FOR RECONSTRUCTION WORK. DIARY. THE BEARDED CUBAN LEADER ARRIVED IN ESTIMATES Of THE TYPHOON DAMAGE WERE : THE LAST ENTRY IN THE DIARY Of THE SOVIET UNION DURING THE WEEKEND fOR EXPECTED TO START POURING INTO THE GOV- : ERNOR'S OffICE TONIGHT. WILLIAM L. MOORE, WRITTEN ON THE DAY AN EXTENDED STATE VISIT. ALTHOUGH OLIVE DID NOT SLAM INTO GUAM I HE WAS SHOT TO DEATH NEAR HERE, DE­ CASTRO WAS EMBRACED BY KHRUSHCHEV DIRECTLY, ITS HOWLING WINDS KNOCKED OFf I SCRIBED A WARNING THAT HE MIGHT BE AMID A RED CARPET WELCOME THAT NO FOR- I PRACTICALLY ALL THE TEMPORARY REPAIRS I KILLED fOR HIS "fREEDOM WALK." EIGNER HAS EVER BEFORE RECEIVED IN THE COMPLETED AFTER TYPHOON KAREN'S DE­ I "A COUPLE Of MEN WHO HAD TALKED TO SOVIET UNION. ME BEfORE DROVE UP AND QUESTIONED MY STRUCTIVE SWEEP ACROSS THE ISLAND SIX I DIPLOMATIC OBSERVERS, HOWEVER, SOUGHT I RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL BELIEFS. AND MONTHS AGO. I TO GET BELOW THE FACADE Of WELCOME TO I I ONE WAS SURE Ito BE KILLED fOR THEM," IT WAS THE FIRST TYPHOON TO HIT GUAM I PONDER THE POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF I MOORE WROTE. THIS YEAR AND THE SECOND SINCE KAREN. I THE CASTRO VISIT. I fOUR MAJOR BRIDGES IN THE ISLAND WERE A fORMAL CHARGE Of MURDER WAS filED IN THEIR SPEECHES IN REO SQUARE TO REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN WASHED OUT BY I lATE SATURDAY NIGHT AGAINST SIMPSON, THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS OF CHEERING, I OLIVE; 65 TEMPORARY TYPHOON SHELTERS I 40-YEAR-OLD fATHER Of SIX. COLVARD FLAG-WAVING PEOPLE KHURSHCHEV AND CAS­ I BUILT fiVE MONTHS AGO WERE BLOWN DOWN RECEIVED A REPORT ON A BALLISTICS TEST TRO PRAISED CUBA AND RUSSIA BUT NOT EARLY TODAY. IT WAS UNCERTAIN WHETHER ON A RIfLE OWNED BY THE GROCER. EACH OTHER. I MOORE WAS SHOT IN THE NECK AND HEAD THE REMAINING 500 SHELTERS WERE ABLE I CASTRO TOLD THE RALLY THAT IF NOT fOR i TO WITHSTAND OLIVE'S GUSTS. I WITH A .22 CALIBER RifLE LAST TUESDAY RUSSIA "THE IMPERIALISTS WOULD HAVE I AUTHORITIES PREDICTED ANOTHER MASSIVE I AT A ROADSIDE PARK ABOUT 13 MilES FROM STRANGLED OUR TINY COUNTRY" NEITHER RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT. IT TOOK NEARLY I 'HERE. HE CARRIED WITH HIM A LETTER MENTIONED THE UNITED STATES BY NAME IN A QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS TO CLEAR PROTESTING SEGREGATION WHICH HE HOPED ATTACKING "IMPERIALISTS" WHO THREATENED THE TYPHOON DEBRIS LEfT BY KAREN. TO PRESENT TO MISSISSIPPI Gov. Ross CUBA. ------BARHETT. KHRUSHCHEV 010 NOT REPEAT EARLIER DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND HAITI ...... WARNINGS THAT AN ATTACK ON CUBA COULD I ACCEPTS OAS EFFORTS I HIGH WINDS HIT fORT WORTH SPARK WORLD WAR THREE NOR WAS THERE ANY fORT WORTH, TEXAS, (UPI)--DAMAGE WAS REfERENCE TO THE MISSILE PULL-OUT OR WASHINGTON, (UPI)--HAITI AND THE \ \ DOMINICAN REPUBLIC HAVE ACCEPTED THE I ESTIMATED TODAY AT MORE THAN $1.5 Mil­ THE OCTOBER CARIBBEAN CRISIS. I LION IN THE WAKE OF A SMALL TORNADO SOME DIPLOMATS FELT THAT NEITHER WAS "GOOD OFfiCES" OF THE ORGANIZATION Of I I AND 92-MILE-AN-HOUR WINDS THAT STRUCK SHOWING THE SAME EfFUSIVE WARMTH THAT AMERICAN STATES IN ITS EffORT TO CALM fORT WORTH YESTERDAY. THEY DISPLAYED AT THEIR fIRST MEETING THE lATEST fLARE-UP BETWEEN THE TWO A FLOOD WATCH WAS BEING KEPT ON LOW­ IN NEW YORK IN 1960. IT WAS SPECULA­ COUNTRIES, IT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY. LANDS Of THE TRINITY RIVER, SWOLLEN TED THAT BITTERNESS MIGHT STILL REMAIN OAS COUNCil CHAIRMAN GONZALO FACIO BY HEAVY RAINS THE PAST FOUR DAYS. OVER RUSSIA'S ROCKET WITHDRAWAL BUT SAID HE HAD RECEIVED ASSURANCES FROM fLASH flOODING WAS fORECAST FOR CREEKS DIPLOMATS ADMITTED IT WAS TOO EARLY TO BOTH HAITIAN AND DOMINICAN AUTHORITIES AND ARROYOS IN ALL Of NORTH TEXAS. TELL THAT THEY WOULD ACCEPT THE EffORTS Of DOZENS Of PERSONS WERE INJURED, NONE THE QUESTION OF ECONOMIC AID IN A fiVE-MAN OAS PEACE MISSION SCHEDULED SERIOUSLY. SHORING UP CUBA'S HARD-HIT ECONOMY-­ TO ARRIVE IN THE HAITIAN CAPITAL TO­ THE fORT WORTH TORNADO RIPPED THROUGH WESTERN ESTIMATES ARE $100 MILLION (M) MORROW A FIVE-MilE STRETCH OF THE CITY, TEAR­ THIS YEAR -- WAS EXPECTED TO ONE Of THE AT THE SAME TIME, THE U.S. NAVY SAID ING UP TREES AND SECTIONS Of STREET PRIME TOPICS DISCUSSED HERE AS WEll AS IT WAS READY TO MOVE "IN HOURS If NOT PAVEMENT. ELECTRIC WIRES fROM UPROOT­ THE CONTINUED PRESENCE Of SOVIET MILI­ MINUTES" TO CARRY OUT ANY DIRECTIVES ED UTILITY POLES SNAPPED AND CRACKLED TARY PERSONNEL IN CUBA, fURTHER MILI­ BY THE ORGANIZATION Of AMERICAN STATES IN THE STREETS. TARY AID AND THE PROBLEM Of CUBAN REBEL (OAS) OR TO EVACUATE SOME 1,000 AMERI­ THE TORNADO UNROOfED HOMES AND ~PART­ ATTACKS. CANS fROM THE AREA. MENT HOUSES AND KNOCKED DOWN A 25-FOOT (SEE STORY PAGE 2) SECTION Of BRICK WAll. PART Of A HOME HARRIMAN LEAVES AS CASTRO ARRIVES ON THE CITY'S WEST SIDE WAS PICKED UP LONDON, (UPI)--UNDERSECRETARY Of TEMPERATURES BY THE HIGH WINDS AND DROPPED IN THE STATE W. AVERELL HARRIMAN, WHO lEFT NEW YORK, 66-46, LONDON, 60-45, PAR­ MIDDLE OF U.S. HIGHWAY Bo. Moscow ABOUT THE SAME TIME FIDEL CASTRO IS, 64-48, TOKYO, 72-52; SAN FRANCISCO, THE TWISTER DROPPED OUT Of AN INK WAS ARRIVING, FLEW HERE TODAY TO BRIEF 65-50, MEXICO C,TY, 87-56; KWAJALEIN, BLACK SKY SHORTLY BEFORE NOON YESTERDAY BRITISH OFFICIALS ON HIS Moscow TALKS 88-79 AND ROI NAMUR, 90-81. AND ROARED THROUGH THE CITY'S FAMED ON LAOS BEfORE HEADING fOR WASHINGTON. RELATIVE HUMIDITY RANGED fROM 70 TO STOCKYARD SECTION, ACCOMPANIED BY BLIND THE 72-YEAR-OLD STATE DEPARTMENT 8) PER CENT. ING RAIN AND HAIL. TROUBLE-SHOOTER MADE A THREE DAY TRIP ONLY A TRACE A RAIN WAS MEASURED YES­ FIVE OTHER TWISTERS WERE SPOTTED IN TO Moscow fOR TALKS WITH PREMIER NIKITA TERDAY, LEAVING THE APRil ACCUMULATED TEXAS. ONE HIT A TWO BLOCK SECTION Of S KHRUSHCHEV AND FOREIGN MINISTER AN­ RAINfALL AT 5.02 INCHES. THE CENTRAL TEXAS CITY Of KILLEEN ABOUT DREI GROMYKO ON LAOS. HE SAID HE HAD 8:30 P.M., ~NJURING THREE PERSONS AND WON AGREEMENT IN PRINCIPLE FROM KHURSH­ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED CAUSING DAMAGE TO 10 HOMES. ALL Of CHEV ON THE NEED TO PREVENT THE UNEASY MR. AND MRS. H. G. WILDING, OF DOUGLAS, THE INJURED WERE TREATED FOR GLASS SITUATION IN LAOS fROM GETTING OUT Of ANNOUNCE THE ENGAGEMENT Of THEIR DAUGH· CUTS AND RELEASED. I HAND. TER SHEILA ANN TO DUDLEY K. MAKAHANALOA, ANOTHER TORNADO HIT THE SMALL TOWN DURING A BRIEf STOPOVER IN AMSTERDAM SON OF MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH MAKAHANALOA Of ANNA, NORTH Of DALLAS, CAUSING AN ENROUTE TO LONDON, HARRIMAN TOLD NEWS­ Of HONOLULU, HAWAII. A fALL WEDDING IS t ESTIMATED f4,000 IN DAMAGE TO HOMES MEN HE BELIEVED THE SITUATION IN LAOS PLANNED. ~ AND BUSINESS BUILDINGS. WOULD BE STABILIZED. SHEILA ANN IS EMPLOYED BY WESTERN I THE OTHER TORNADOES DID NOT TOUCH ...... ELECTRIC AND DUDLEY IS EMPLOYED AS OF­ 1 GROUND. BUY U. S. SAY INGS BONDS fICE MANAGER fOR PACifIC MARTIN ZACHRY. 1 .. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 30 APRIL 1963 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE COM­ JAPANESE MONORAIL NAZI TROUBLE MANDING OffiCER, PACifiC MISSILE RANGE TOKYO, (UPl )--WORK HAS BEGUN HERE ON Los ANGELES, (UPI )--THREE POLICE fACILITY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, THE WORLD'S fiRST MUNICIPAL MONORAil OfFICERS WERt INJURED LAST NIGHT IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU Of WEAPONS SYSTEM--A TWO-TRACK ELEVATED .L IrNE RUN­ WHEN fiVE UNifORMED MEMBERS Of THE CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE TRANS­ NING NINE MilES BETWEEN CENTRAL TOKYO AMERICAN NAZI PARTY BECAME INVOLVED PORT COMPANY Of TEXAS. AND ITS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AT IN A DISTURBANCE OUTSIDE AN AUDITO~UM THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY HANEDA. WHERE THE ANNIVERSARY OF ISRAEL'S MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE fOR THE MONORAIL'S 50 MPH TRAINS ARE ES­ INDEPENDENCE WAS BEING OBSERVED. NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEfORE PUBLICA­ PECTED TO CUT TRAVEL TIME BETWEEN THE POLICE SAID PLAINCLOTHESMEN STEPPED TION DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 TWO POINTS TO 15 MINUTES. IT NOW TAKES IN WHEN ONE Of THE fiVE YOUNG MEN A.M. DAY Of PUBLICATION. AN HOUR OR MORE TO REACH THE AIRPORT PICKETING OUTSIDE THE SHRINE AUDITORI~ THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BY ROAD DURING HEAVY TRAffiC PERIODS. BEGAN HITTING A BYSTANDER. EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED fOR PUBLICA­ WORK IS ALSO WEll ALONG ON SEVERAL PERSONS SUfFERED MINOR IN­ TION. A SUPER HIGHWAY BETWEEN DOWNTOWN JURIES IN THE ENSUING 10-MINUTE TOKYO AND THE AIRPORT--MUCH Of IT ELE­ SCUfflE INVOLVING ABOUT 40 PERSONS. EDITOR - JIM CHRISTENSEN VATED AND SKIRTING THE SHORES OF TOKYO NONE OF THE OFFICERS WAS SERIOUSLY ...... BAY. HURT AND WERE RELEASED AfTER TREAT­ THE LAOS MESS IT IS HOPED BOTH MONORAil AND HIGH­ MENT AT GENERAL HOSPITAL fOR CUTS WASHINGTON, (UPI )--THE COMMUNIST-­ WAY WILL BE OPEN BEfORE THE OLYMPIC AND ABRASIONS. THREATENED liTTLE ASIAN KINGDOM Of GAMES IN OCTOBER NEXT YEAR. fOUR OF THE NAZI PARTY MEMBERS, LAOS BECAME THE fOCAL POINT THIS WEEK THE MONORAil, COSTING 15,200 MIlliON WEARING SUNTANS AND NAZI ARM BANDS, Of THE fIRST MAJOR EAST-WEST CRISIS YEN ($43 MilLION), WIll BE BUilT AND WERE ARRESTED AND BOOKED ON ASSAULT SINCE THE CUBAN MISSILE SHOWDOWN OPERATED BY THE JAPAN ELEVATED ELECTRIC CHARGES. POLICE SOUGHT THE FIFTH lAST OCTOBER. RAilWAY COMPANY. THE AIRPORT TERMINAL SUSPECT WHO ESCAPED DURING THE OMINOUSLY, THERE WERE SHADOWY MOVE­ Will BE UNDERGROUND. DISTURBANCE. MENTS OffSTAGE THAT RAISED THE SPECTRE HITACHI LTD. IS BUilDING THE ROlliNG THAT THE COMMUNISTS MAY BE REVERTING STOCK AND 36 COACHES HAVE ALREADY BEEN DOUBLES DOUBLE TO A "HARD"COLD WAR POLICY AGAINST ORDERED. BOSTON, ENGLAND, (UPI )--HORACE THE fREE WORLD. THE fiRM HAS A TECHNICAL TIE-UP WITH SMITH 15 AFRAID Of A MIX-UP ON HIS THE fiRST MANifESTATION CAME WHEN ALWEG OF WEST GERMANY, WHICH IS PARTLY TWIN DAUGHTERS' WEDDING DAY BECAUSE THE COMMUNIST PATHET LAO fORCES IN OWNED BY THE INVESTMENT EMPIRE lEfT THEY ARE MARRYING IDENTICAL BROTHERS. LAOS RESUMED HOSTILITIES AND GAINED BY fORMER SWEDISH MIllIONAIRE AXEL "ICAN'T TEll THE BOYS APART YET," MILITARY CONTROL OF THE STRATEGIC WENNER-GREN. HE SA I 0 AFTER G I V'I NG PERM I SS I ON fOR PLAIN Of JARS fROM NEUTRALIST TROOPS. ALWEG BUilT THE ONE-MilE MONORAil ENGAGEMENTS. "I'LL HAVE TO BE CARE­ THIS BROKE AN UNEASY TRUCE WHICH HAD BETWEEN DOWNTOWN SEATTLE AND THE 1962 fUL NOT TO GIVE THE WRONG GIRL TO THE BEEN PLEDGED BY BOTH THE KREMLIN AND WORLD'S fAIR GROUNDS. THERE'S ALSO WRONG BRIDEGROOM." THE WESTERN ALLIES AT GENEVA IN 1962 AN EXPERIMENTAL MONORAIL IN WEST HIS 19-YEAR-OlD DAUGHTERS, STUDENT THERE WERE EVEN GREATER STIRRINGS GERMANY Of THE SUSPENDED TYPE. NURSE KATHY AND BANK CLERK JOSE, OF ALARM WHEN THE SOVIET UNION IN­ TOKYO'S Will BE SIMilAR TO SEATTLE'S ARE MARRYING SALESMEN JOHN AND BRUCE fORMED THE BRITISH AND fRENCH THEY --THE MOUNTED TYPE WHEREBY CARS RUN THOMPSON. WOULD ISSUE A CALL fOR A CEASE-FIRE ATOP THE RAilS. IN LAOS--BUT ONLY If IT CONTAINED RAILS Will BE ATOP CONCRETE SUPPORTS BRITISH Spy CASE AN UNACCEPTABLE ASSERTION BLAMING THE SOME 67 FEET FROM THE GROUND. LONDON, (UPI }--BRITISH SECURITY OUTBREAK Of FIGHTING ON THE UNITED THREE-COACH TRAINS WilL CARRY 336 UNITS, STUNG DURING THE PAST TWO YEMS STATES. PASSENGERS AND IS EXPECTED TO TRANSPORl BY SERIES Of BEWilDERING SPY SCANDAl~ MOST DISTURBING TO WASHINGTON EX­ SOME 110,000-220,000 A DAY WITH TRAINS TODAY DUG INTO THE BACKGROUND Of A PERTS ON THE KREMLIN ~~THESOYI.ET CLAIM AT flVE-TEN-MINUTES INTERVALS 16 SUAVE ITALIAN PHYSICIST ARRESTED ON THAT THE UNITED STATES WAS AT fAULT, HOURS A DAY. CHARGES Of VIOLATING THE OffiCIAL WHICH PARROTED CHARGES BY THE CHINESE SECRETS ACT. REDS. THERE WAS A GROWING QUESTION BOXER ARRESTED THE SCIENTIST, DR. GIUSEPPE ENRICO WHETHER SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA KHRUSH­ SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA, (UPI)--fBI MARTElli, 39, WAS PICKED UP BY CHEV MIGHT BE BOWING TO PRESSURES AGENTS TODAY ARRESTED A fORMER PRO­ SCOTLAND YARD'S SPECIAL BRANCH LATE WITHIN THE COMMUNIST CAMP TO "GET FESSIONAL BOXER IN CONNECTION WITH THE fRIDAY NIGHT AS HE STEPPED Off A TOUGH" AS DEMANDED BY THE PEIPING KIDNAP AND TORTURE OF A LITTLE ROCK, PLANE FROM OSTEND, BELGIUM. REGIME. ARKANSAS, HOSPITAL CLERK AND CONTINUED DISCLOSURE OF HIS ARREST WAS HELD THEN LATER IN THE WEEK, KHRUSHCHEV THEIR SEARCH fOR HIS WIFE. UP UNTil YESTERDAY AND SECURITY TOLD AN INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE THAT AT RICHARD T. LANE, 31, WHO ONCE BEAT OffICIALS MAINTAINED A TIGHT BLACK­ AGE 69 HE COULD NOT BE EXPECTED "fOR AUSTRALIAN MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION DAVE OUT ON THE EXACT NATURE Of THE CASto ALL TIME" TO HOLD BOTH OF HIS TWO SANDS, SURRENDERED PEACEfUllY AND WAS MARTEllI WAS REMANDED TO BRIXTON POWERfUL POSITIONS--PREMIER OF THE BOOKED IN COUNTY JAIL ON A CHARGE OF PRISON WITHOUT BAil UNTil MAY 6 SOVIET UNION AND fIRST SECRETARY Of UNLAWfUL fliGHT TO AVOID PROSECUTION. AfTER A TWO-MINUTE HEARING SATURDAY. OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY. LANE WAS THE SECOND OF THREE RENO, HE WAS CHARGED UNDER THE OfFICI~L WHETHER THIS MIGHT SIGNAL A SWITCH NEVADO, SUSPECTS TO BE ARRESTED IN THE SECRETS ACT WITH COMMITTING AN ACT IN SOVIET POLICY OR HINT AT A POWER KIDNAP AND TORTURE Of WillIAM BONDS PREPARATORY TO COMMITTING AN OfFENSE STRUGGLE WITHIN THE KREMLIN WALLS STLL lAST MONDAY. JAMES B. lNG, 42, WAS AGAINST THE SECTION WHICH DEALS WITH WAS BEING DEBATED IN THE FREE WORLD ARRESTED IN RENO lAST NIGHT. OBTAINING, PUBLISHING OR COMMUNICATING CAPITALS BY THE WEEK'S END. CURTIS O. LYNUM, SPECIAL AGENT IN SECRETS, PLANS, SKETCHES Of DOCUMENTS IN Moscow, AVEREll HARRIMAN, THE CHARGE Of THE SAN fRANtlSCO fBI OFFICE, WHICH MIGHT BE USEfUL TO THE ENEMY PRESIDENTIAL ENVOY SAID THE SOVIET SAID THE THREE ARE CHARGED IN LITTLE ...... l EADER I NS I S TED HE ST I II SUPPORTS THE ROCK WITH KIDNAPING BOND FROM THE U.S. NAVY WAITS Off HAITI AGREEMENT WITH KENNEDY TO PERSERVE A ARKANSAS BAPTIST HOSPITAL AND TAKING WASHINGTON, (UPI )--ADM GEORGE W. FREE LAOS HIM TO THE OUTSKIRTS Of TOWN. THERE ANDERSON, CHIEf Of NAVAL OPERATIONS, HARRIMAN, WHO HELPED WORK OUT THE THEY ALLEGEDLY TORTURED HIM TO fiND SAID TODAY THE U.S. NAVY IS READY TO GENEVA PACT fOR A NEUTRALIST LAOS, OUT THE ROOM NUMBER Of JAMES WALKER, MOVE "IN HOURS If NOT MINUTES" TO ALSO MET WITH SOVIET fOREIGN MINISTER 25, ALSO Of RENO, ACCUSED SLAYER OF EVACUATE AMERICANS AND TO CARRY OUT ANDREI GROMYKO IN AN EFfORT TO fiND LITTLE ROCK POLICE OFFICER JERREl DIRECTIONS Of THE ORGANIZATION OF OUT RUSSIAN INTENTIONS VAUGHAN. AMERICAN STATES (OAS) IN THE DOMINIC~ ALMOST SIMULTANEOUSLY, THE POWERfUL LANE'S 26-YEAR-OLD WIFE CECilE MAE REPUBLiC-HAITI CRISIS. ANDERSON'S U.S. 7TH FLEET TOOK UP STATION IN IS ACCUSED OF SLASHING BOND TWICE STATEMENT TO THE SENATE ApPROPRIATIONS SOUTHEAST ASIAN WATER~ BATTLE UNITS fROM HIS EAR TO THE CORNER Of HIS SUBCOMMITTEE CAME AS THE OAS MOVED TO WOULD BE AVAILABLE FOR ANY DIRE MOUTH AND CUTTING HIS TONGUE. THE HEAD OfF A POSSIBLE ARMED CONFLICT MiliTARY EMERGENCY. IN BANGKOK, ADM TR I 0 Fl ED WHEN SPOTTED I N THE !~ 1\0- BETWEEN THE TWO CARIBBEAN ISLAND n HARRY fELT, COMMANDER OF U.S. fORCES LIGHTS Of AN APp 01\CHING CAR, LYNUM NEIGHBORS. IN THE PACIFIC, REMARKED: "THE SAID. BONO WAS ALSO KNifED IN THE THE OAS MISSION TO HAITI WAS DELAYE~ SITUATION IN LAOS IS ON THE FRONT CHEST. HOWEVER, APPARENTLY BY A PROBLEM Of BURNER OF THE POLITICAL STOVE." LANE HAD BEEN LIVING IN RENO FOR fiNDING TRANSPORTATION. ABOUT THREE YEARS WHERE HE WORKED ON THE UNITED STATES WAS ONE Of FIVE THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO CAN DO All FINE CONSTRUCTION JOBS. HE fOUGHT HIS lAST OAS MEMBERS CONSUlTEO TODAY ON THE AND HEROIC THINGS BUT ONE: KEEP FROM BOUT IN 1961 WHEN HE WAS BEATEN BY MISSION, BUT IT WAS NOT EXPECTED TO TELLING THEIR HAPPINESSES TO THE BOVAN SMALL. HE fOUGHT THE WORlD- BE A PART-- BECAUSE OF WASHINGTON'S UNHAPPY RANKED SANDS DURING HIS ARMY DAYS IN TROUBLES WITH THE HAITIAN REGIME Of MARK TWAIN THE SOUTH PACIFIC, IN THE Los ANGELES PRESIDENT fRANCOIS DUVALIER. AREA AND AROUND BILLINGS, MONTANA. I ------~------~------I PAGE 3 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 30 APRIL 196~

HONOR STUDENTS TIFFANY'S HAS NOTHING ON MACY'S STOCKS GEORGE S. TZ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RE­ A FABULOUS COLLECTION OF PRECIOUS NEW YORK, (UPI)--STOCKS SUfFERED LEASED THE HONOR ROLL FOR ITS THIRD STONES WILL BE BROUGHT TO MACY'S ABOUT ANOTHER MODEST DIP TODAY, THEIR SECOND QUARTER TODAY. THE STUDENTS ARE LISTED THE FIRST WEEK IN MAY FOR DISPLAY AND IN AS MANY SESSIONS. TRADING WAS THE IN THREE CATAGORtES, HlGH HONORS (ALL SALE THIS OUTSTANDING SELECTION OF SLOWEST IN A MONTH. A's), HONOR ROLL (A's AND B's), AND $750,000 WORTH OF JEWELRY, MADE BY THE DOW-JONES INDUSTRIALS CLOSED OFF 2.05 MERIT ROLL (B AVERAGE). MANUFACTURER WHO SUPPLIES TIFfANY'S OF TO 715.11 AND STANDARD & POOR'S 500 THE STUDENTS WERE LISTED ACCORDING TO NEW YORK AND ALL THE FINER JEWELRY STOCK INDEX DIPPED A NEGLIBLE 0.05. GRADES AND READ AS FOLLOWS: SIXTH FIRMS IN THE US., WILL BE AVAILABLE TRADING TOTALED 3,980,000 SHARES, GRADE HiGH HONORS: KIM KUHLMAN, MARY FOR ONLY ONE WEEK DON'T MISS THIS OP­ 510,000 LESS THAN FRIDAY AND THE HEAV­ SEBRING AND STARR SHELHORSE. HONOR ORTUNITY TO SEE AND BUY THE MOST BEAUTI­ IEST SINCE APRIL I. ROLL: JACKIE FINK, STEVE HOKE AND NANCY fUL JEWELS EVER BROUGHT TO KWAJALEIN. DOW-JONES RAILS HELD UNCHANGED AND REDMAN. MERIT ROLL: PEGGY ANTON,ALLAN UTILITIES MANAGED TO EKE OUT A 0.02 BAYSEK, JUDY GELZINIS, STEPHANIE SANTOS PROTESTANT CHOIR REHEARSAL AGAIN. MOST CHANGES IN THESE GROUPS AND RANDALL YAMAMOTO. THE PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR REHEARSAL WERE FRACTIONAL. FifTH GRADE HONOR ROLL: Jo BETTY AK- WILL BE HELD THURSDAY AT 7 P.M. THIS BROKERS COULD CITE NO SPECIFIC REA­ ERS, JOYCE BLAKE, LINDA CAMPANELLI, WEEK. SON FOR TODAY'S IRREGULARLY LOWER TONE CHRISTY CARVER, JAMES FENE~ TERESA FUL~ NEW MEMBERS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. BUT SAID THAT SUCH TEMPORARY SETBACKS JOYCE GARDNER, ERNEST HAYDLN, LISA JEN- ••.•• WOULD BE NECESSARY TO CONSOLIDATE THE SEN, PAULA MILLER, LINDA MOORE, PAMELA KWAJ THEATER GROUP LIST IF THE DOW-JONES INDUSTRIAL AVER­ NAJAR, RICHARD NEWTON, CAROL REDMAN, THE KWAJALEIN THEATER GROUP WILL HOLD AGE IS TO MAKE ITS 19 POINT CLIMB TO CHRIS RICE, MARY RUSH, DONNA KAY SMITH, A BUSINESS MEETING IN THE AUDIO VISUAL A NEW ALL-TIME HIGH. ROBERT STRIBLING, JEANINE SWIFT, CATHY ROOM Of GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL ON WEDNES­ MOST DOMESTIC BUSINESS NEWS REMAINED THORNBURG. MERIT ROLL: DONALD BISHOP DAY AT 8 P M. BULLISH DESPITE UNREST IN THE fOREIGN TERESA GRAY, CINDY LEWIS. THE MEETING WILL FEATURE A READING BY SITUATION. MEANWHILE, A LARGE NUMBER FOURTH GRADE HIGH HONORS: JANE MARTIN-ONE OF THE MEMBERS WHICH SHOULD PROVE OF COMPANIES CONTINUE TO REPORT HIGHER SON. HONOR ROLL: DWIGHT BARNA, BRUCE VERY ENTERTAINING. REfRESHMENTS ARE FIRST QUARTER EARNINGS OR DIVIDEND BERENS, SUSAN BRYANT, DALE DEEMER, JOHN PLANNED AFTER THE MEETING. BOOSTS, SHORT INTEREST CONTINUES TO HERRING, TERRI JUDD, ROBIN MOODY, •••.• HOLD AT A HISTORICAL HIGH, ODD LOT MICHELLE SANTOS, ELLEN SEBRING, GREG BRIDGE PAIRS TOURNAMENT RESULTS SALES CONTINUE TO EXCEED ODD LOT PUR­ SHERWOOD, TERRY SICHER, NONA Jo SMITH, CHASES AND VOLUME HAS DECREASED WHEN­ THE RESULTS OF THE PAIRS TOURNAMENT DAVID TROE, CYNTHIA WALKER, NANCY ZEN­ EVER PRICES DO. FOLLOW: ISEK MERIT ROLL: DONALD CALVERT, HAVE BEEN COMPILED AND WERE AS STEELS fAILED TO RESPOND TO ANOTHER DENNIS CUNNINGTON, DENNIS Fox, KENT I DICK AND LOUISE MACATEE 60 2% GAIN IN LAST WEEK'S STEEL PRODUCTION. FOGLEMAN, LARRY GIPE, REX KENNEDY, JAY 2 RANI MAGI - CHARLIE MOIR 59· gf, BETHELHEM, YOUNGSTOWN SHEET AND REPUB­ LONGBOTTOM, NANCY PEKNY, CHESTER RHYNE, BERNY BENN - ART FLINK 58 b% LIC WERE ALL OFf SMALL FRACTIONS BILL KUHLMANN - NICK SHARKO 55. CYNTHIA THORNBURG, KAREN YAMAMOTO. ~ 9fo EASTMAN KODAK WAS ONE Of THE HEAVIEST I 5 GLADYS RONE - JANA LHOTKA 4.2% 5 LOSERS, OFf 4 ON SHARPLY LOWER EARNINGS I GALE AND VIRGINIA MATHIASEN MINOR ERROR b 52.4% ALLIED, HOWEVER, TACKED ON A POINT ON LISBON, PORTUGAL, (UPI}--A QUIET, THE DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB Of KWAJA- NEWS THAT THE COMPANY MAY HAVE RECORD MIDNIGHT STROLL BY TWO YOUNG HOUSEWIVES LEIN IS A SANCTIONED MEMBER OF THE 1963 EARNINGS. ENDED IN A BURST OF GUNfiRE EARLY TO- AMERICAN CONTRACT BRIDGE LEAGUE (ACBL). WHITE MOTOR ROSE 2 IN AN OTHERWISE DAY WHEN DETECTIVE~ WHO APPARENTLY MIS- THE SESSIONS ARE flELD EVERY SUNDAY EASIER MOTOR GROUP AFTER A COMPANY TOOK THEM FOR PROSTITUES, WERE ATTACKED EVENING AT 7:00 AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. SPOKESMAN SAID THE COMPANY EXPECTS BY THE WOMEN'S HUSBANDS. MASTER POINTS ARE AWARDED ON THE RECORD 1963 SALES. AMERICAN TABACCO THE TWO DETECTIVES HAD TO FIRE SEVERAL SECOND SUNDAY OF EVERY MONTH. VARIOUS EASED ON SHAR~LY LOWER EARNINGS. UNION SHOTS IN THE AIR BEfORE THE MISUNDER­ TOURNAMENTS ARE SCHEDULED FOR THE NEAR OIL OF CALIFORNIA ROSE It IN ITS GROUP STANDING WAS STRAIGHTENED OUT. FUTURE. ON SHARPLY HIGHER EARNINGS. THE WOMEN, MARIS ISABEL MES UITO ROLO ALL INTERESTED BRIDGE PLAYERS ARE IN­ ABBOTT LABS TACKED ON 1& IN THE DRUGS AND FATIMA ASSUNCAO DAMIAO, BOTH IN VITED TO ATTEND ON HIGHER EARNINGS, ATLANTIC REFINING THEIR 20s, WERE TAKING A STROLL BY LOSr' It ON LOWER EARN I NGS AND PI TTS­ THE WATERFRONT IN BALMY SPRING WEATHER. FRENCH MISSILES BURGH PLATE GLASS TUMBLED I 5/8 FOR THEIR HUSBANDS WERE JUST A fEW PACES PARIS, (UPI)--FRANCE WILL HAVE NU­ THE SAME REASON. STANDARD OIL Of OHIO BEHIND. CLEAR-ARMED GUIDED MISSILES WITH A ADDED I 1/8 AfTER BOOSTING ITS DIVIDEND WHEN THE WOMEN STOPPED TO WAIT FOR I,Boo MILES RANGE--GREAT ENOUGH TO OF THE 1,322 ISSUES TRADED 588 DE­ THEIR HUSBANDS TO CATCH UP WITH THEM, HIT MOSCOW--BY 1966 OR 1967, DEFENSE CLINED AND 484 ADVANCED--104 TO NEW THE VICE SQUAD DETECTIVES PATROLING MINISTER PIERRE MESSMER SAID TODAY. 1963 HIGHS AND 27 TO NEW LOWS. THE WATERfRONT "RED-LIGHT" DISTRICT By 1969 HE SAID, FRENCH NUCLEAR SUB­ DORODUNDUM DECLINED 2t ON LOWERS APPROACHED THE HOUSEWIVES TO QUESTION MARINES, EACH BRISTLING WITH 16 MIS­ EARNINGS. n~EM SILES, WILL PATROL THE WORLD'S WATERS. LIBBY, McNEILL & LIBB TOPPED THE BUT THE HUSBANDS MISTOOK THE DETEC­ THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT IS EVEN STUDY~ MOST ACTIVE LIST, UP k ON 62,900 SHARES TIVES FOR A COUPLE Of MASHERS AND BE­ ING THE POSSIBILITY OF LAUNCHING MIS­ AN ITALIAN AND FRENCH INTEREST HAVE GAN SCUffLING WITH THEM. No ONE WAS SILES fROM AERIAL PLATFORMS, HE ADDED. OfFERED TO BUY 20 PER CENT Of THE COM­ INJURED IN THE MELEE THESE MISSILES WILL BE AIMED AT THE PANY ENEMY'S CIVILIAN POPULATION, NOT ITS PRICES ON THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE WERE BOYS FOUND DEAD IN ICEBOX MILITARY MIGHT, MESSMER SAID. THIS, MIXED ON A TURNOVER 1,160,000, UN­ KUMAMOTO, JAPAN, (UPI)--FoUR BOYS, HE SAID MAKES IT A DETERRENT, RATHER CHANGED FROM FRIDAY. FEATURED ON THE AGED 5 AND 6, WERE FOUND DEAD LATE THAN A STRIKING FORCE. "AMEX" WERE MEAD JOHNSON OFf I 1/8, SUNDAY NIGHT IN AN ICEBOX WHICH THEY THIS PLAN IS "IRREVERSIBLE AND WILL SYNTEX OFF I 3/8 AND MOLYBDENUM UP It. HAD ENTERED PLAYING HIDE-AND-SEEK GUIDE THE DESTINY Of FRANCE FOR A LONG THE DOOR LOCKED AND THEY COULD NOT TIME," MESSMER SAID IN A DETAILED, RAM BERLIN WALL GET OUT, POLICE SAID. DRAMATIC ARTICLE IN HIS MINISTRY'S BERLIN, (UPI)--FoUR EAST GERMAN THE BOYS WERE REPORTED MISSING AT "NATIONAL DEFENSE REVIEW It YOUTHS ESCAPED TO WEST BERLIN EARLY 10:30 A.M. SUNDAY IN OGUNI TOWN, IN MESSMER'S ARTICLE DISPELLED ANY SPE­ TODAY BY RAMMING A FIVE-TON EAST GER­ THE ASO DISTRICT. MORE THAN 200 PER­ CULATION THAT PRESIDENT CHARLES DE MAN ARMY TRUCK THROUGH THE CONCRETE SONS BEGAN SEARCHING FOR THEM. GAULLE IS ABOUT TO GIVE UP HIS "GO-IT­ AND BARBED WIRE BORDER WALL. THE BOYS WERE FOUND DEAD OF ASPHYXIA­ ALONE" NUCLEAR POLICY AND SUBMERGE OTHER YOUTHS SLIPPED OVER THE TION IN A LARGE ICEBOX OWNED BY THE HIS A-fORCE IN NATO Two WALL AT A DIFfERENT SPOT A SHORT TIME PARENTS OF ONE OF THE VICTIMS SHORTLY DE GAULLE HIMSELf REPREATEDLY HAM­ AFTER II P M SUNDAY. MERED ON FRANCE'S NEED FOR ITS OWN LATER EAST GERMAN COMMUNIST BORDER GUARDS, NUCLEAR fORCE DURING HIS RECENT PRO­ TAKEN BY SURPRISE BY ONE Of THE BOL­ RABBI TO SPEAK VINCIAL TOUR DEST FLIGHTS EVER MADE PAST THE BERLIN RABBI HOWARD KUMMER FROM THE DISTRICT MESSMER, IN A DIRECT REPUDIATION OF WALL, FIRED ONLY TWO SHOTS AFTER THE CHAPLAINS OfFICE IN HONOLULU WILL SPEAK U.S. DEfENSE SECRETARY ROBERT McNAMAR~S REFUGEES IN THE TRUCKS. No ONE WAS AT THE II O'CLOCK PROTESTANT WORSHIP "CONTROLLED RESPONSE" THEORY, SAID HIT, WEST BERLIN POLICE SAID. SERVICE SUNDAY, MAY 5TH. ALL ISLAND FRENCH H-BOMBS WOULD BE AIMED AT EMENY THE YOUTHS HUGGED EACH OTHER IN A PERSONNEL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND CITIES AND INDUSTRIAL CENTERS--NOT WILD EMOTIONAL SCENE AND CRIED "WE ROCKET BASES IN THE EVENT OF AN ATTACK MADE IT, WE MADE IT," EYE WITNESSES UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII ON FRANCE. REPORTED. GENERAL SCIENCE 530 WILL MEET AS BECAUSE OF THIS, HE SAID, ONLY ONE SCHEDULED AT ~ P.M. TONIGHT IN GEORGE MAN--THE PRESIDENT OF FRANCE--WOULD SIETZ SCHOOL WITH DR. FORRESTER AS HAVE HIS FINGER ON THE TRIGGER. IF IT'S NEWS--CALL THE HOURGLASS: INSTRUCTOR. ~~P_AG_E__ 4______-r ______~H~0~UR_G~L_A_S~S ______~ ______~T~U~E~SD~A~Y~30~A~P_R~IL~I~9~63~ LOCAL STUDENTS FOUND TO BE CUBAN REFUGEES ARRIVING SECURITY NOTICE TO ISLAND RESIDENTS ABOVE AVERAGE ( ) HAVANA, UPI --THE U.S SHIP AMERI- PACMISRANfAC INST. 1700.6E SETS FORTH IN AN ARTICLE SUBMITTED TO THE HOUR- CAN SURVEYOR SAILED TODAY FOR PORT THE REGULATIONS OF ANIMAL CONTROL ON GLASS BY DR JUDD, IT WAS REPORTED THAT EVERGLADES, fLORIDA, WITH 675 CUBANS THE ISLAND OF KWAJALEIN IT HAS BEEN THE RESULTS OF THE CALIFORNIA ACHIEVE- REFUGEES ABOARD NOTED THAT PERSONNEL HAVE NOT BEEN MENT TESTS ADMINISTERED TO THE JUNIOR (THE AMERICAN RED CROSS, WHICH COMPLYING WITH THIS REGULATION IN TWO AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS LAST CHARTERED THE SHIP, ANNOUNCED THE AREAS, FIRST KEEPING THE DOGS TIED UP DECEMBER, AND THE OTIS QUICK SCORE MEN- NUMBER OF PASSENGERS IN MIAMI ) OR ON A LEASH, AND SECOND IN HAVING TAL ABILITY TESTS GIVEN IN fEBRUARY, THE CUBANS PERMITTED TO LEAVE THE FEMALE PUPS DESTROYED UPON BIRTH INDICATED THAT THE STUDENTS IN THE COUNTRY WERE TOLD TO SHOW UP AT THE WITH SUMMER COMING ON, AND CHILDREN GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL WERE ABOVE THE NA- PIER AT 8 A M TODAY WITH THEIR PER- OUT OF SCHOOL, THE DOG BITE PROBLEM IS TIONAL AVERAGED IN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT SONAL BELONGINGS THEY WERE ORDERED STARTING AGAIN ON THE ISLAND AND MENTAL ABILITY TO DISPOSE OF OTHER PROPERTY BEFORE ISLAND PERSONNEL ARE REMINDED THAT I THE CALIFORNIA ACHIEVEMENT TESTS, LEAVING DOGS ARE RESTRICTED FROM PUBLIC PLACES I WIDELY USED BY PUBLIC AND PAROCHIAL ONLY CREWMEN WERE ON DECK AS THE ! SUCH AS THEATERS, CLUBS, BARRACKS AND SCHOOLS, WERE GIVEN TO ALL STUDENTS IN SHIP SAILED THE PASSENGERS WERE IN STORE AREAS THE COOPERATION Of EVERY- I I CRADES 7-12, TO EXAMINE THEIR ABILITIES THE HOLDS, ATTENDED BY AMERICAN RED I ONE ON THE ISLAND IS REQUESTED TO ASSIST IN READING VOCABULARY, READING COMPRE- CROSS PERSONNEL WHO FLEW HERE YESTER- IN THE APPLICATION Of THIS REGULATION HENSION, MATHEMATICAL REASONING, MATHE- DAY TO ESCORT THEM MATI CAL FUNDAMENTALS, MECHANICS OF I THE AMERICAN SURVEYOR WAS EXPECTED JEWISH SERVICES ENGLISH, AND SPELLING, WITH SUB-DIVI- IN PORT EVERGLADES AT ABOUT 9 A.M SIONS IN EACH OF THE AREAS AT THE TOMORROW RABBI HOWARD KUMMER rROM THE DISTRICT TIME THE TESTS WERE ADMINISTERED THE • CHAPLAINS OFFICE IN HONOLULU WILL BE STUDENTS WERE IN THEIR FOURTH MONTH OF TAKE RED CHINA'S SIDE HERE FOR THE REGULAR fRIDAY NIGHT JEW­ SCHOOL FOR THE CURRENT YEAR AND DEMON- I TOKYO, (UPI)--NEW ZEALAND'S SMALL ISH SERVICES IN THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL ~::A;!~MA~~:~~EM~~~:: ~~I~~~I~;A=:N:~D i ~~;E~~C:~U;~~:~N~~:I:~R~;DH~:I::R~:N CRESTON, IOWA, (UPI)--POLICE COURT SEVEN MONTHS IN ADVANCE OF THE NATIONAL I THE IDEOLOGICAL DISPUTE WITH RUSSIA JUDGE W P. WENZIG SUSPENDED LARRY PAX­

NORM FOR EACH GRADE LEVEL THE AVERAGE I THLS BECAME APPARENT IN A SERIES OF SON'S $10 rlNE WHEN THE 17-YEAR-OLD ACCELERATION FOR THE JR -SR HIGH SCHOOL REPORTS OF THE JUST-ENDED NEW ZEALAND YOUTH AGREED TO WRITE "I MUST HAVE I STUDENT WAS APPROXIMATELY ONE YEAR AND I COMMUNIST PARTY CONGRESS BROADCAST PROPER REGISTRATION PLATES ON MY SCOOT­ SEVEN MONTHS OVER THE WEEKEND BY RADIO PEKING. ER WHEN OPERATING IT ON PUBLIC HIGH­

ACCORDING TO THE OTIS TESTS OF MENTAL I THE REPORTS MONITORED HERE, INCLUDED WAYS" 1,000 TIMES. ABILITY, HIGHLY RATED FOR ITS CORRELA- I EXCERPTS FROM A SPEECH BY NEW ZEALAND TION AND RELIABILITY WITH SIMILAR TESTS, COMMUNIST PARTY BOSS V.G. WILCOX THE COMBINED I Q SCORE FOR THE JR -SR WILCOX STAUNCHLY DEFENDED RED CHINA'S HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT IS WELL ABOVE THE HARD LINE COMMUNISM AND CHASTIZED, NATIONAL FIGURE T~OUGH APPARENTLY NOT BY NAME, SOVIET AfRS RADIO SCHEDULE THE STEP (SEQUENTIAL TEST OF EDUCA- PREMIER NIKITA S. KHRUSHCHEV FOR DEAL- TUESDAY, 30 APRIL 1963 TIONAL PROGRESS) AND THE NMSQT (NATION- ING WITH THE WEST FROM WHAT PEKING 5:05 P M. JIM AMECHEtS POP CONCERT AL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP QUALIFICATION FEELS IS A POSITION OF WEAKNESS. b:OO NEWS TESTS) WERE ADMINISTERED IN MARCH Two REFERRING TO KHRUSHCHEV'S CONTENTION 6:15 SCIENCE EDITOR OTHER TESTS--THE COLLEGE BOARD AND ONE THAT THE WORLD WILL BE COMMUNIZED 6:30 My fAVORITE HUSBAND OTHER--WILL BE GIVEN IN MAY TO FURNISH EVENTUALLY THROUGH PEACEFUL TRANSISION 7: 00 ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC FURTHER CORRELATING INFORMATION PERTI- fROM CAPITALISM, WILCOX SAID: 7:30 ONE NIGHT STAND NENT TO THE STUDENTS FUTURE HIGH SCHOOL "THIS NEEDS CAREFUL THOUGHT LEST WE 8:00 VOYAGE OF THE SCARLETT QUEEN AND COLLEGE SUCCESS I REACH ONE ILLUSORY IDEALISTIC HEAVEN 8:30 SPORTS REPORT • •••• OF THINKING THAT FOR A LONG PERIOD 8:45 BIG NOISE DOPE RAID THERE CAN BE PEACEFUL, STABLE RELA- 9:15 PERSONAL STORY HONG KONG, (UPI)--HONG KONG POLICE TIONS WITHOUT STRAIN BETWEEN IMPERIA- 9:20 NEWS ANALYSIS YESTERDAY SEIZED 24 BLOCKS OF MORPHINE LISM AND SOCIALISM; AND THAT THE OB~ 9:30 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES AND ABOUT 10 POUNDS or HEROIN ABOARD JECTIVE IS TO SEE THAT THIS IS ACHIEV- 10:00 GEORGE AND BOB THE BRITISH rREIGHTER GARRYBANK (6,453 ED AT ALL COSTS, EVEN TO THE EXTENT 12:00 SIGN CFF GROSS TONS). OF TRYING TO SOFTEN DOWN THE CLASS WEDNESDAY, 1 MAY 1963 No ARRESTS WERE MADE, POLICE SAID STRUGGLE IN VARIOUS PARTS or THE CAPI- 6:00 A M SIGN ON THE HAUL WAS THE SECOND LARGEST IN TALIST WORLD." 6:02 DON THE DAWN BREAKER 10 DAYS. ON APR I L 22, MORE THAN 60 . , •.. • 7:00 NEWS POUNDS OF OPIUM WERE SEIZED ON TWO SHIPS BOARDWALK BURNS 7:05 D~WN BREAKER CONT'D HERE I NEW YORK, (UPI)--A NINE-ALARM FIRE 7:30 SEVEN_THIRTY SPECIAL THE GARRYBANK, WHICH ARRIVED HERE FROM ENGULFED THREE BLOCKS or CONEY ISLANds 8:00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST CLUB AFRICAN PORTS EARLY THIS MONTH, WAS EX- FAMED BOARDWALK TONIGHT AND THREATENED 8:30 ARTHUR GODFREY PECTED TO SAIL ON THE RETURN TRIP TO- TO SPREAD TO THE GIANT AMUSEMENT PARK~ 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES MORROW STEEPLECHASE 9:30 WORLD OF SHOW BUSINESS POLICE ALSO SEIZED MORE THAN 280 GAL- POLICE SAID THE FLAMES WERE RAGING 10:00 Joy Boys LONS OF EUROPEAN LIQUOR IN fEBRUARY, ALONG THE WOODEN BOARDWALK rROM 18TH 10:10 PERSONAL STORY THEY REPORTED TODAY THEY SAID THEY TO 21ST STREETS 10:15 GUEST STAR SEIZED IN THE SAME PERIOD 733 GALLONS MILLIONS OF NEW YORK RESIDENTS AND 10:30 JOHNNY BOND OF BEER, 822 POUNDS OF CIGARET~ AND TOURISTS STROLL ALONG THE BOARDWALK II :00 TURN BACK ~HE CLOCK 35 POUNDS OF C I GARS I N THE WARM WEATHER II :25 MARSHALL ESE NEWS MOST SEIZURES, POLICE SAID, WERE MADE THE fIRE DEPARTMENT DISPATCHED 10 II :30 MARSHALLESE PROGRAM FROM SHIPS' STORES, BUT SOME or THE • ENGINE COMPANIES fROM MANHATTAN TO 12:00 NEWS LIQUOR WAS DREDGED FROM THE SEABED WHERE HELP riGHT THE fIRE 12:05 WEATHER-STOCKS IT HAD BEEN PUMPED FROM SHIPS ENTERING THERE WERE NO INJURIES REPORTED 12:15 MIDDAY MELODIES HONG KONG HARBOR WITNESSES SAJD THE FIRE STARTED IN 12:30 fLAIR POLICE SAID THE LARGEST OF THESE HAULS AN AREA NEAR 18TH STREET AND QUICKLY 1:00 NEWSMAKERS CONSISTED OF 60 BOTTLES OF BRANDY THE I SPREAD THROUGH THE TINDER-DRY WOOD OF 1:15 SPORTS DESK BOTTLES WERE FASTENED TO A MAKE-SHirT THE BOARDWALK CONCESSIONS STANDS AND 1:30 SHOP CONCERT BUOY BY A ROPE AND POLICE HAD NO TROUBLE A BATH HOUSE WERE QUICKLY DESTROYED. 3:00 A QUARTER CENTURY Of SWING RECOVERING THEM DOZENS OF FIREMEN THREW UP A WALL OF 4:00 COUNTRY CORNER • WATER TRYING TO PROTECT THE STEEPLE- 4:30 PAU HANA SERENADE YOUNG GRANDMOTHER CHASE, THE FAMOUS ROLLER-COASTER COM- 5:00 AfRTS NEWS ANALYSIS PL.£X"tHAT TOWF"R S HI CH INTO nfl:' AIR WARNDON, ENGLAND, (UPI)--MRS. DOREEN GENERAL MESS MENU - WEDNESDAY HODGKINS BECAME A GRANDMOTHER YESTERDAY BREAKfAST DINNER SUPPER AT 33 AND NOW WANTS TO BE A GREAT-GRAND­ fRUIT JUICE fRENCH ONION SOUP EGG BROTH SOUP MOTHER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. fRESH fRUIT CHICKEN & SPAGHETTI W/ GRILLED GROUND SIRLOIN "I HOPE TO BE A GREAT-GRANDMOTHER BY HOT & COLD CEREAL CHEESE STEAK W/ONIONS & GRAVY THE TIME I'M 50, AND I THINK 1 STAND GRILLED HAM MIXED VEGETABLES STEAMED fRANKFURTERS A GOOD CHANCE," SHE SAID. FARMER'S OMELETTE wi STEAMED RICE Au GRATIN POTATOES TOMATO & GREEN PEPPER GREEN SALAD W/DRESSING BRUSSELS SPROUTS A COTTON SHIRT COSTS MORE TO BE LAUN­ POTATOES-RICE ApPLE SAUCE CAKE STEAMED RICE ERED, ONCE THAN THE FARMER GETS FOR THE BEAR CLAWS HOT COFFEE SALAD BAR W/DRESSING COTTON COFFEE-MILK MILK COFFEE-MILK (CONTINUED fROM PREVIOUS COLUMN) THE TEN EVENT DECATHLON. THE JAVELIN THROW GAVE YANG A TOTAL Of EIGHT-THOUSAND 876 POINTS, 193 POINTS BETTER THAN JOHNSON~S PREV~OUS RECORD. SPORTS THEN YANG fiNISHED fOURTH iN THE 15-HUNDREn METER RUN, GIVING HIM A- J--P_A_G_E .....,:5______H_0_U_RG_L_A_S_S_S_P_OR_T_S_S_E_C-1T_1 0_N ______T_UE_S_D_A_Y-=3_0_A_P_R_'_L_I.::...96--l3~ NOTHER 245 PO I NTS • HIS T I ME WAS MOUNTAINBALL PRACTICE 5:02.4. HIS OVERALL RECORD POINT TUESDAY 30 APRIL TOTAL fOR THE TEN EVENTS WAS NINE 6 P.M. DALLY FIELD - DOUGLAS THOUSAND 121, AND IT MAY Off~CIALLY 5 P.M. BRANDON FIELD - BANDITS GO HIGHER. YANG POLE VAULTED 15 fEET WEDNESDAY I MAY 10-! INCHES, SO HIGH THAT THE BOOKS 6 P.M. DALLY FIELD (EXHIBITION GAME) MOUNTAINBALL WILL GET UNDERWAY THIS 00 NOT LIST ANY POINTS. ALL THE OF­ LDS VS POWERHOUSE COMING MONDA~ 6 MAY. FOR THOSE WHO fiCIALS COULD DO WAS GIVE HIM THE THURSDAY 2 MAY WERE UNABLE TO ATTEND THE MOUNTAINBALL MAXIMUM. IT IS PROBABLE THEY WOLL 6 P.M. DALLY FIELD (EXHIBITION GAME~ MEETING, IT WAS DECIDED THAT THE RAISE THAT MAXIMUM. CHANCE VOUGHT VS CROSSROrn~ AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES WOULD BE PLAYED ...... DALLY FIELD-SPOILERS "A" VS BANDITS AT BRANDON FIELD FOR THEIR FIRST COM­ BASEBALL ROUNDUP ",F I t.H I.. U V I E PLETE ROUND STARTING AT 5 P.M. THE AMERICAN LEAGUE: NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES WILL PLAY THEIR NEW YORK, (UPI }--BILL FISCHER COLLECTE[ TCT BOWLING SCHEDULE FIRST COMPLETE ROUND AT DALLY FIELD HIS FOURTH RELIEf WIN OF THE YEAR TO­ DAY WHEN THE KANSAS CITY ATHLET~CS TEAMS BOWLING AT 6 P.M., 30 APRIL STARTING AT 6 P.M. MEANWHILE THE CAME FROM BEHIND TO TRIM THE WASHING­ 1-2 KAISER VS TELSTARS MINOR LEAGUE GAMES WILL BE ALTERNATED 3-4 MARINE DEPT. VS PIPE SHOP ON BOTH BRANDON AND DALLY FIELDS, WITH TON SENATORS, 6-5, AND MOVE INTO fiRST 6 ESQUIRES VS SNACK BAR PLAY AT BRANDON STARTING AT 5 P.M PLACE IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE. 5- THE ATHLETICS WON THE GAME W~rH fOUR 7-8 MULLETS VS SLICKERS AND 6 P.M AT DALLY. RUNS IN THE EIGHTH INNING. THE RALLY TEAMS BOWLING AT 8:15 PoM. AfTER THE AMERICAN AND NATIONAL WAS fEATURED BY SUCCESSIVE S!NGLES BY 1-2 POWER HOUSE VS POST OFFICE LEAGUES HAVE COMPLETED THEIR FIRST ED CHARLES, CHUCK ESSEGIAN, JERRY lUMPE ~-4 MACY'S VS PIRATES ROUND, THEY WILL SWITCH flEuDS TO AND GEORGE ALUSIK, COUPLED WiTH TWO 1 5-6 LDS VS BILLETING PLAY THEIR SECOND ROUND. THERE WILL WASHINGTON THROWING ERRORS. 7-8 HAWAI IAN EYE VS SECURITY BE FOUR GAMES EACH SCHEDULED ON BOTH FIELDS ON SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS THE SENA!ORS HAD TAKEN A 4-2 LEAD IN SCHOOL TENNIS TOURNAMENT STARTING AT 12 NOON. THE SEVENTH WITH A THREE-RUN RALLY OF THEIR OWN. LARRY OSBORNEoS HOMER OfF THE SCHOOL TENNIS TOURNAMENT IS THUS fAR, 28 TEAMS ARE ENTERED IN I ED RAKOW AND Lou KLIMCHOCKoS BASES­ NEARING COMPLETION, WITH THE CHAMPION­ THE THREE LEAGUES. PLEASE CONTACT LOADED SINGLE orf FISCHER HIGHLIGHTED SHIP MATCH SCHEDULED fOR THIS THURSDAY PAT LANIAS AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES AfTERNOON AT n P.M , YOKWE YUK TENNIS ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER IF ANY TEAM HAS THE ATTACK. CHUCK COTTiER GOT A NDNTH COURTS. THE MATCH WILL BE BETWEEN DECIDED TO DROP OUT Of ANY OF THE INNING HOME~ FOR WASHBNGTON BUT NORMAN ZELONES AND JIM MOSELEY. THREE LEAGUES. AGAIN, EVERY COACH IS FISCHER HUNG ON TO GET HUS WONo ZELONES WON THE RIGHT TO PLAY MOSELEY REMINDED TO TURN IN A TEAM ROSTER WHITNEY FORD SCORED Has rDRST ViCT~ Of THE SEASON WHEN HE HOMERED AND COM­ BY DEfEATING RICK JENSEN AND MIKE WITH THE COACHES INCLUDED WITH PHONE MALONE IN SEMI-fiNAL MATCHES. OVER NUMBER AND ALSO THE DAYS THAT YOUR BINED WITH HAL RENIFF IN A TWO-H~T, MALONE, ZELONES TOOK THE fiRST SET TEAM CANNOT PLAY. 5-0 TRIUMPH fOR THE NEW YORK YANKEES OVER THE CLEVELAND INDiANSo HECTOR 6-3, AND WAS LEADING IN THE SECOND BY THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF THE TEAMS A SCORE OF 4-1. IT WAS AT THIS TIME IN THEIR RESPECTIVE LEAGUES WHICH LOPEZ, JOE PEPITONE AND CLETE BOYER THAT MALONE RALLIED AND WENT AHEAD IN WERE DRAWN AT THE MEETING: HAD THR~HITS EACH TO LEAD THE THE MATCH 4-5 AND FORCED THE MATCH AMERICAN LEAGUE: NATIONAL LEAGUE: YANKEES' 13-HIT ATTACK. COOT VEAL KNOCKED IN THREE RUNS AND INTO EXTRA GAMES BEfORE LOSING 7-5. SPOILERS "A" CROSSROADS ...... IMUA MARINE DEPT • JIM BUNNING PITCHED A riVE-HITTER AS NAVY DOUGLAS THE DETROIT TIGERS DOWNED THE MINNE­ SOTA TWINS, 4-0. JIM KAAT, WHO SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, (UPI )--PHIL HIGH SCHOOL ROI NAMUR YIELDED ALL DETROITos RUNS AND FiVE RODGERS CHOPPED SIX MORE STROKES OFF BANDITS CHANCE VOUGHT HITS IN SIX INNINGS SUFFERED HIS PAR TODAY TO WIN THE $30,000 TEXAS LONGSHOREMEN GARDEN SHOP "Alf j OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT BY TWO STROKES ISLANDERS SPOILERS "B" SECOND DEfEAT. WITH A 72-HOLE TOTAL OF 268. KEALAS FIRE COMETS DEAN CHANCE STRUCK OUT SESEN AND ALLOWED FIVE HITS IN HURLING THE Los RODGERS FIRED A 33-32-65 TO EDGE WECO RANGERS BILLETING JOHNNY POTT, WHO fiNISHED WITH A 67 B R. INC. UNIQUES ANGELES ANGELS TO A 3-2 WiN OVER THE AND 270. POTT AND RODGERS WERE TIED MINOR LEAGUE: BALTIMORE ORIOLES. JIM FREGOS! LEO FOR THE LEAD GOING INTO THE FINAL AQUANUTS PLAYBOYS THE ANGELS WITH TWO DOUBLES WHILE ROUND. TYPHOONS POWERHOUSE JOHNNY POWELL HOMERED rOR THE ORIOLES. JACK FLECK FINISHED THIRD WITH A GARDEN SHOP "B" NAVY Too! THE BOSTON RED Sox SCORED 4-3 AND 272 AND BOBBY NICHOLS AND BRUCE LOS KPA 6-2 VICTORIES OVER THE CHiCAGO WHITE CRAMPTON OF SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA TIED SOX, WINNING THE 12-INNING OPENER ON FOR FOURTH AT 274. LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE A DOUBLE BY CARL YASTRZEMSKI AND THE THE WIN WAS RODGERS' fiRST SINCE THE FRIDAY3 MAY SECOND GAME ON THE fiVE-HIT PiTCHiNG TUCSON OPEN LAST YEAR AND EARNED HIM 5 P.M. GIANTS VS CARDINALS OfF BILL MONBOUQUETTE. $4,100 FIRST PRIZE MONEY POTT GOT SUNDAY 5 MAY $3,000 FOR THE SECOND PLACE FINISH. 2 P.M. DODGERS VS GIANTS PAM AMERICAN GAMES ARNOLD PALMER, WHO HAD COME TO SAN 4 P.M. YANKEES VS CARDINALS SAO PAULO, BRAZIL, (UPI )--UN~TED STATES ATHLETES, PACED BY A POWERFUL, ANTONIO SEEKING HIS FOURTH CONSECUTIVE •••• (I TEXAS OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP, HAD TROUBLE LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS RECORD-BREAKING GANG Of SWIMMERS, EN­ WITH HIS IRONS ON ALL fOUR ROUNDS AND (SECOND HALf) JOYED THEIR GREATEST DAY IN THE PAN­ FINISHED TIED WITH DOUG SANDERS FOR W l PCT. AMERICAN GAMES SUNDAY WHEN THEY BAGGE 19 GOLD MEDALS TO RAISE THEIR OVERALL NINTH AT 276. GIANTS 3 1.000 ROGERS JUMPED fROM 18TH SPOT TO DODGERS 3 °0 1.000 TOTAL TO 62. 9TH AMONG PGA MONEY WINNERS HE WON CARDINALS .250 THE YANKS SWEPT ALL SIX SW~MMING $13,661.67 so FAR THIS YEAR. YANKEES b ~ .000 CHAMPIONSHIPS ON THE PROGRAM, fOUR SANDERS MOVED UP TO 10TH WITH A NOTE: INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS WILL BE OF THEM IN GAMES RECORD TIME, WHiLE TOTAL OF $13,250. CARRIED INTO THE SECOND HALF. Ex-MARINE DAVE TORK TURNED IN THE POTT MOVED TO FIFTH IN RYDER CuP fiRST 16-fOOT POLE VAULT iN PAN-AM STANDINGS. CALIFORNIA RELAYS HISTORY AS THE U.S. TEAM SOARED HIGHER, WALNUT, CALifORNIA, (UPI )--C.K. TORK USHERED THE FIBER GLASS POLE 1 BASKETBALL PRACTICE YANG Of NATIONALIST CHINA AND UCLA VAULTING ERA IN THESE GAMES WHEN HE TUESDAY 30 APRIL HAS SHATTERED THE WORLD DECATHLON RE­ ZOOMED OVER THE BAR AT 4.90 METERS 7 P.M. SPOILER WAHINES CORD AT THE MOUNT SAN ANTONIO RELAYS (16 FEET, 0-7/8 INCHES). AT WALNUT, CALifORNIA. OTHER UoS. WINNERS aN TRACK WERE SUCCESS YANG GOT ALL THE POINTS HE NEEDED SPEEDSTER JAMES JOHNSON iN THE 400- IT IS PROVIDED IN THE ESSENCE Of WITH STILL ONE EVENT LEFT TO GO. HE METER RUN, DISCUS THROWER BOB HUMPHREYS THINGS THAT fROM ANY fRUITION OF BROKE THE WORLD MARK HELD BY RAfER WITH A PAN-AM RECORD OF 189 FEET j , SUCCESS, NO MATTER WHAT, SHALL COME JOHNSON WITH A 235 fEET, FIVE INCHES 8 3/4 INCHES, AND GIRL SPRINTER EDITH FORTH SOMETHING TO MAKE A GREATER JAVELIN TOSS IN THE NINTH EVENT Of McGUIRE WHO WON THE WOMEN'S 100-METER STRUGGLE NECESSARY. - WALT WHITMAN (CONTINUED ON NEXT COLUMN) DASH IN 11.5 SECONDS. ~l PAGE 6 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 30 APR I L 1963 NOTICES mOllte:} :lontgkt WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 1:30 P.M. THE NIKE ZEUS PROJECT HAS REQUIRE­ "HAROLD LLOYDS WORLD OF C

OFFICIALS FOR MOUNTAINBALL GAMES. MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. ApPLY AT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OF­ "SURRENDER HELL" FICE OR CALL 2190. KEITH ANDES AND SUSAN CABOT--AN ACCOUNT OF THE GALLANTRY AND HEROISM DISPLAYED BY FILIPINO HEADHUNTERS WHO BONDED TOGETHER UNDER THE LEADER­ NURSES FOR WORK AT ISLAND HOSPITAL SHIP OF AN AMERICAN ARMY OFFICER DURING WORLD WAR II ApPLICANTS MUST BE L P.N. OR R N. ALSO QUALIFIED SECRETARIES AND CLERK NOTICES CONTINUED. TYPISTS FOR FULL TIME POSITIONS. Ap­ ROI NAMUR ~10\/IES PLY AT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE RING, GOLD WITH BLACK STONE (WARRIOR TUESDAY 30 APRIL 1963 8 P M. AT THE TERMINAL BUILDING OR CALL 2190. ENGRAVED IN STONE) LOST AT THE ARCHERY "TRAPPED IN TANGIERS" CS EDMUND RANGE MONDAY MORNING. CALL 2488 AFTER PURDOM, GENEVIEVE PAGE--MOST HUNTED FOR SALE 5 P.M MAN ON EARTH IN THE MOST DANGEROUS CAMERA, CONTAX 3A, BUILT IN EXPOSURE CITY IN THE WORLD. METER, F15, NIKON 25 MM 85 MM F2, WHITE BEADED EVENING BAG CONTAINING 135 MM F3 5 LEATHER CASES, B/L MODEL CIGARETTE LIGHTER. LOST FRIDAY NIGHT WEDNESDAY I MAY 1963 8 P.M 300 SLIDE PROJECTOR, SELL OR TRADE AT EMON BEACH. FINDER PLEASE CALL "HOUSE Of THE DAMNED" CS MERRY ELECTRONIC TEST EQPT., TOOLS OR COM­ 9-539 DURING WORKING HOURS OR 682 ANDERS, RONALD FOSTER--13 KEYS OPEN PONENTS. ROOM 309 SANDS AFTER 4:00 EVENINGS THE DOORS TO THE HOUSE HAUNTED BY THE P.M LIVING DEAD! WANTED TO BUY A TRICYCLE OR A SMALL BICYCLE. CALL PAIR OF FISHER KS-I SLIM-LINE PLANNING A POTL~CK SUPPER SPEAKERS. FINISHED IN WALNUT SEE H S. BULLOCK AT 9-308 OR TRAILER 165. AT REEF 207, 4:30 TO 6.30 P.M. THE ADULT CLASSES OF THE PROTESTANT GENERAL NOTICES SUNDAY SCHOOL ARE HAVING A POTLUCK EMERALD GREEN, FULL LENGTH FORMAL, WEEKLY PROTESTANT PRAYER SERVICE SUPPER AT THE PAVILION, EMON BEACH, SIZE 12-14 CALL MRS. LAMMING, 236q TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK IN THE CHAPEL. WEDNESDAY, MAY I, AT 7 P M MRS FRAN ANYTIME. HOLTHAUS (2412) AND MRS RACHEL SWEAR­ BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY I NGEN (644) ARE CO- HOSTESSES I F YOU KENMORE COMBINATION WASHER-DRYER­ TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8:00 P.M. WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT OUR SUN­ $225. CALL 630 AFTER 4:30 P.M. DAY SCHOOL CLASSES ON KWAJALEIN AND/OR THERE WILL BE AN EPI~COPAL EVENING WOULD JUST LIKE TO HAVE AN EVENING OUT SONY 464 TAPE·~~~~~DER, $115.00. SERVICE TONIGHT AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE OF THE HOUSE, COME FELLOWSHIP WITH US EXCELLENT CONDITION. SEE AT REEF 128 CHAPE L. NEW ARRIVALS TO THE ISLAND ARE ES­ AFTER 4:30 P M PECIALLY WELCOME. BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUP SERVICES OFFERED CALL 2408 OR 2291 BEFORE WEDNESDAY FISHING CONTRACT WILL BABY SIT ANY EVENING AFTER TO HAVE ARTICLES PICKED UP FOR THE H,GH COMMISSIONER M W GODING AN­ 3:30 P.M CALL 2239. BARGAIN BAZAAR NOUNCED TODAY THAT A CONTRACT FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMERCIAL FISHERIES W,LL DO BABY SITTING ANY NIGHT OF NOTICE FOR HOUSING AND BOQ OCCUPA~TS PROJECT IN KOROR, PALAU, SIGNED BY THE THE WEEK. PHONE 560 DURING WORKING HIGH COMMISSIONER AND MR. GLEN COPELAND, MAY HOUSE RENTALS, TELEPHONE RENTALS, HOURS OR 382 EVENINGS AND ASK FOR AND BOQ B1LLETING AND MESSING CHARGES EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF VAN CAMP KIRT SEA FOOD COMPANY, CALLS FOR THE ESTAB­ ARE DUE AND PAYABLE MAY I. PAYMENT LISHMENT IN KOROR OF EXTENSIVE FISHING MAY BE MADE AT THE CENTRAL BILLETING FOUND OPERATIONS, INCLUDING A COMMERC1AL OFFICE. IF MORE CONVENIENT, A CHECK BETSY MCCALL'S TRAIN CASE FOUND PLANT FOR FREEZING TUNA AND THE TRAINING PAYABLE TO THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF ON ISLAND BUS ALSO SWEATER AND SWIM OF MICRONISIANS BOTH ASHORE AND AFLOAT TEXAS MAY BE PLACED IN AN ENVELOPE AND SUIT OwNER MAY CLAIM AT HOURGLASS. ADDRESSED TO THE CENTRAL BILLETING THIS WILL REQUIRE SIZABLE SHORE INSTAL­ OFFICE FOR DELIVERY VIA THE GUARD MAIL. LATIONS AND OTHER FACILITIES WHICH WILL BLACK CIGARETTE LIGHTER NAME "JOEY' BE BUILT BY VAN CAMP WITH THE COOPERA­ IN ADDITION, A CLERK WILL BE AT THE ON ONE SIDE AND "ROBERT E. B,SSEN" ON TION OF THE TRUST TERRITORY GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE MESS DURING THE LUNCH HOUR OTHER SIDE MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE IT IS CONTEMPLATED THAT FISH FROZEN IN ON MAY, I, 2, 3, AND 4 TO RECE I VE YOUR HOURGLASS OFFICE THE KOROR PLANT WILL BE EXPORTED BY VAN PAYMENT CAMP TO ITS CANNERIES IN OTHER LOCATIONS. ONE CHILD'S BRACELET FOUND IN THE THE OPENING OF PALAU TO COMMERCIAL SPECIAL ORDERS CHAPEL NURSERY CALL 505. FISHING MARKS THE FIRST MAJOR STEP TO­ THE SPECIAL ORDER DESK, LOCATED IN WARDS LARGE SCALE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LOST BUILDING No 702 DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM MOST IMPORTANT NATURAL RESOURCE OF THE ~LEX WATCH LOST IN FOREMAN'S THE LAUNDRY, I S OPEN ON SATURDAYS ONLY TRUST TERRITORY OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS BACHELOR QTRS. 3RD FLOOR NAME ALBERT THE HOURS ARE FROM 8:00 TO 11:00 A M. AND IS EXPECTED TO LEAD TO SIMILAR EN­ CAPOROZ ENGRAVED ON WATCH. PHONE AND FROM 12.30 TO 3:30 P M. THERE IS TERPRISES IN OTHER DISTRICTS OF THE 9-249. A MINIMUM OF $50.00 PER ORDER. ORDERS TERRITORY, THUS STIMULATING THE LOCAL WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FOR CLOTHING OR ECONOMY THROUGH INCREASED EMPLOYMENT CHILD'S PRESCRIPTION GLASSES LIGHT ANY WEARING APPAREL AND A HIGHER LEVEL OF INCOME BLUE PLASTIC FRAMES. CALL 625. MEETING FOR SALE Two KEYS ON CHAIN WITH EMBLEM OF A CUB SCOUTS PACK #/35 WILL HOLD THEIR Two 2-TON AIR CONDITIONERS (CARRIER), THUNDERBIRD ATTACHED LOST NEAR THE PACK MEETING ON WEDNESDAY MAY I, 1963, $250.00 FOR BOTH. CALL 2277 ANYTIME BOWLING ALLEY RETURN TO THE HOUR­ AT 7 PM., IN THE AIR TERMINAL BLDG OR 466 DURING WORKING HOURS. GLASS. PROSPECTIVE DEN MOTHERS AND CUBS ARE ...... ALSO INVITED TO ATTEND NEWS ITEMS? CALL 2114 OR 539