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VOL 3 No 1 i 127 KWAJALEiN, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY 24 MAY 1962

NEWS IN BRIEF 46 DEAD IN IOWA JET AIRLINER CRASH

PARIS -- A SPECiAL H!GH MILITARY CE.NTERVILLE, IOWA, MAY 23 (UPI)--A CONTINENTAL AiRliNES JET AiRLINER

TR!BUNAL IN PARiS HAS SENTENCED FOR­ CRASHED !N A VIOlENT ELECTRICAL STORM LAST N!GHT o ONE OF THE 46 PERSONS MER GENERAL RAOUL SALAN TO LiFE ABOARD SURViVED THE CRASH BUT DIED A FEW HOURS LATER. IMPRiSONMENT FOR HIS ACTiVITIES AS THE SURViVOR WAS NAMED TAKEH!KO, 27, A NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY STUDENT LEADER OF THE SECRET ARMY ORGANIZA­ ~RO~ JAPAN HE WAS TAKEN TODAY FROM THE BATTERED FUSELAGE OF THE HUGE TiON iN ALGERiA. THE COURT'S VERDICT BOE i NG 707 WHERE 1+5 OTHERS APPARENTLY D! ED WHEN THE PLANE CRASHED I N A WAS CONSIDERED A SURPR~SE SINCE MOST SMAll ALLEY NEAR UN~ONVILlE, MISSOURI, 17 MILES SOUTH OF HERE OBSERVERS EXPECTED THE DEATH PENALTY. THE MiSSOUR! HIGHWAY PATROL SAID THE PLANE'S FUSELAGE "15 PILED IN SUCH A RUBBLE" THAT IT WAS UNLIKELY THERE WERE ANY OTHERS ALIVE IN THE WRECKAGE. BERLIN -- WEST GERMAN POLICE HAVE THE FUSELAGE OF CONTiNENTAL'S FLIGHT I I, BOUND FROM CHICAGO FOR Los ANGELES ShOT AND KilLED ONE COMMUNiST BORDER WITH A STOP AT KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, WAS DISCOVERED BY A FARMER IN A SMALL, GUARD AND SERIOUSLY WOUNDED ANOTHER ~------, MUDDY VALLEY. TO PROTECT A 15-YEAR-OLD BOY WHO TAKEHIKO, TRAPPED iN THE WRECKAGE SWAM ACROSS A BORDER CANAL TO THE MIDWEST HIT BY TORNADOES FOR ABOUT EIGHT HOURS, WAS DISCOVERED WEST, TH~ INCiDENT IS BELIEVED TO AFTER A SEACHER HEARD HiM MOANING BE THE FIRST TIME WEST BERLIN POLiCE AND HIGH WINDS TAKEHIKO WAS RUSHED HERE TO THE HAVE SHOT TO KILL TO PROTECT THE CHiCAGO, MAY 22 (UPI)--A TORNADO COUNTY HOSPITAL WHERE HE DIED. LiFE OF A BERLINER FLEEING COMMUNISM. AND HIGH WINDS PUN'SHED THE ALBERT LEA, MINNEAPOLIS AREA TUESDAY NIGHT WASHiNGTON -- PRESIDENT KENNEDY TWISTER AND SEVERE WEATHER WARNINGS FIRST HALF OF CARPENTER HAS D!5CLOSED THAT THE Fo B I IS WERE UP IN SiX MIDWESTERN AND PLAINS COUNT DOWN COMPLETED HELPING TEXAS AUTHORITIES RE-EXAMINE STATES CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, MAY 23 THE DEATH OF A KEY FIGURE IN T~E THE TORNADO RIPPED ROOFTOPS, UP­ (UPI)--TECHNICIANs COMPLETED THE FIRST BillIE SOL ESTES CASE AGRICULTURE ROOTED TREES AND DOWNED POWER LINES HALF OF THE SPLIT-COUNTDOWN ON ASTRO­ DEPARTMENT EMPLOYE HENRY MARSHALL IN A NEW RESIDENT!AL AREA ON THE NAUT M SCOTT CAPRENTER'S SPACE VEHICLE WAS FOUND SHOT TO DEATH JUNE 3RD SOUTHERN OUTSKIFTS OF ALBERT LEA TODAY AND LAUNCH CREWS WERE STANDING A HiGH SOURCE INVESTIGATING THE HIGH WINDS DESTROYED OR DAMAGED BY FOR THE CRUCIAL "GO"OR "NO GO" DEATH SAID AUTHORiTIES ARE NOW CON­ BARNS iN SURROUNDING FREEBORN COUNTY, DECISION ON TOMORROW'S ORBITAL FLIGHT. VINCED THAT MARSHALL WAS MURDERED. MINNESOTA POWER COMPANY OFFICiALS THE DECiSION WILL BE MADE LATER SAiD THE VILLAGES OF HARTLAND AND TONIGHT 0430 GMT, THURSDAY AT A THE WHITE HOUSE -- PRESIDENT MANCHESTER, MINNESOTA, ALSO WERE MEETING OF PROJECT MERCURY SCIENTISTS KENNEDY HAS ANNOUNCED UNITED STATES' LASHED BY THE WINDS THE MEETING PRIMARILY WAS FOR A PLANS TO ADMiT SEVERAL THOUSAND lHE NEW STORMS CAME iN THE WAKE REVIEW OF LATE WEATHER FORECASTS. CHINESE REFUGEES WHO HAVE FLED FOOD­ OF TORNADOES AND DESTRUCT!VE WINDS THESE INCLUDE A STORM BREWING FAR OUT SHORT RED CHiNA AND CROWDED !NTO THAT iNJURED AT LEAST 38 PERSONS OVER THE ATLANTIC OCEAN AND A SMOKE HONG KONG JUSTICE DEPARTMENT AND CAUSED MiLLIONS Of DOLLARS IN HAZE OVER THE CAPE LAUNCHING AREA OFFICIALS SAY ADMISSION Or THE REFUGEES PROPERTY DAMAGE MONDAY NIGHT. CAUSED BY FOREST AND SWAMP FIRES IN MIGHT START IN ABOUT TWO WEEKS, WITH TORRENT~AL RAiNS lASHED MONTANA, SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL FLORIDA PASSAGE BEING PA!D BY THE CHINESE SENDING RiVERS AND STREAMS RISING OFfiCIALS MADE CLEAR TODAY THAT THEY THEMSELVES OR BY PRiVATE REFUGEE RAPIDLY NEARLY 10 INCHES OF RAIN WOULD SETTLE FOR NOTHING LESS THAN ORGANiZATIONS" PRESIDENT KENNEDY BATTERED MARTINDALE IN A 24-HOUR A FULL, THREE-ORBIT MISSION TOMORROW. ANNOUNCED THE DECISION AT A NEWS PERIOD AND A 5-INCH DOWNPOUR AT LT. COL. JOHN A (SHORTY) POWERS CONFERENCE LEWiSTOWN WASHED OUT A 56-YEAR RECORD. SAID PROJECT MERCURY OPERATIONS TORNADO WARNINGS WERE POSTED IN DiRECTOR WALTER WILLIAMS "WOULD RATHER THE PRES~DENT Al50 TOLD NEWSMEN SECT~ONS OF EASTERN KANSAS AND FALL BACK AND GO ANOTHER DAY THAN GO THAT THE TUMBLING STOCK MARKET WILL MiSSOURI FOR LESS THAN THREE ORBITS TOMORROW" RECOVER. THE PRESIDENT TOLD HIS SOUTH DAKOTA GOV. ARCHiE GUBBRUD THIS MEANT THAT IF CARPENTER AND HIS NEWS CONFERENCE THE ECONOMY--IN HIS MADE AN AERIAL iNSPECTION TOUR Of tURORA-7 SPACE CAPSULE WEREN'T OFF WORDS--IS "MOVING STEADILY FORWARD" TORNADO-DAMAGED COMMUNITIES AND THE THE GROUND BY 1530 GMT TOMORROW, THE BUT THE MARKET ITSELF FELL TODAY RED CROSS SENT RELiEF WORKERS INTO MISSION WOULD BE PUT BACK AT LEAST TO iTS LOWEST LEVEL IN MORE THAN THE STATE ANOTHER DAY. 16 MONTHS, WITH A SELL-OFF TODAY OF IT WILL TAKE CARPENTER ABOUT FiVE HOUR~ THE NATIONAL GUARD PATROLLED AGAiNST I 8-BILLION-800-MILLiON DOLLARS IN LOOT!NG IN MITCHELL, SOUTH DAKOTA, TO MAKE THREE CIRCLES OF THE GLOBE, PAPER VALUES WHERE DAMAGE FROM A MONDAY NIGHT AND RECOVERY FORCES FEEL THEY NEED A TORNADO WAS ESTIMATED AT $1 MILLION. MINIMUM OF THREE DAY-LIGHT HOURS TO CENTERV I LLE, IOWA -- FEDERAL ! NVES­ AND AT TiLDEN, NEBRASKA, WHERE DAMAGE ASSURE fiNDING THE CAPSULE SHOULD IT TIGATORS SAY THE CONTINENTAL A!RLINES WAS LISTED AT"MOR~'THAN $1 MILLION COME DOWN IN OTHER THAN THE PREDESIGNA­ JETLiNER WHICH TOOK 45 PERSONS TO AT LEAST 26 PERSONS WERE TREATED TED LANDING AREAS THEIR DEATHS LAST NiGHT APPARENTLY FOR INJURIES AT MITCHELL, 2 WERE UNDER THE PRESENT SCHEDULE, RECOVERY BROKE UP IN FLIGHT AFTER HITTING HOSPITALIZED AT WAGNER, S. D., AND fORCES WOULD HAVE ABOUT TWO HOURS SEVERE AIR TURBULENCE WRECKAGE Of 2 SUFFERED MINOR INJURIES AT GREGORY, TO LOCATE THE CAPSULE. THE rLANE is STREWN OVER A 60-MILE­ S 0 AT lEAST 6 PERSONS WERE iNJURED ORIGINALLY OFFICIALS HAD PLANNED TO LONG TRAIL THE MAiN PORTION OF AS TWISTERS SWEPT THROUGH NORTHEAST ROCKET CARPENTER ALOFT ANYTIME BETWEEN THE fUSELAGE FELL JUST NORTH OF NEBRASKA, AND 2 GIRLS WERE HURT AT 1200 GMT AND 1730 GMT. CENTERV I LLE, IOWA, I N NORTHERN SHELDON, IOWA, WHEN HIGH WINDS TUM­ MISSOURI BLED A TREE ACROSS A CONVERTIBLE CAR IN WHICH THEY WERE RIDiNG. KWAJALEIN WATER CAPE CANAVERAL -- TECHNICIANS AT USED 5/23/62 CAPE CANAVERAL HAVE COMPLETED THE WASHiNGTON, MAY 23 (UPI)--UNANIMOUS TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 264,200 FIRST HALF or THE COUNTDOWN FOR APPROVAL WAS VOTED BY HOUSE THiS GALLONS ASTRONAUT SCOTT CARPENTER'S SCHEDULED AFTERNOON fOR A RECORD THREE BILLION, PER CAPITA - 10005 ORBITAL FLIGHT TOflORROW MORNnNGo 600 MilLION DOLLAR SPACE BUDGET TOTAL IN STORAGE - 9,465,000 THE DECISION WHETHER TO PiCK UP THE CHAIRMAN CEORGE MillER OF THE HOUSE COUNTDO~N Wil~ BE MADE TON!GHT (12:30 SP~CE COMMiTTEE WARNED BEFORE THE DAILY WATER METER READINGS AoM , ES1) BY PROJECT MERCURY 342 TO NOTHING VOTE--"SOMEDAY WE WILL HOUSING OCEAN 15,500 GALLONS SCIENTISTS. THE MEETING PRIMARilY SUF~ER A GRIEVOUS LOSS" HOUSING LAGOON 29,000 GALLONS WILL REViEW LATE WEATHER FORECASTS. YOKWE YUK 10,700 GALLONS MESS HALL 6,500 GALLONS RADIO STATION AFRS KWAJA~E!~ WilL BROADCAST ALL EVENTS OF 'NTEREST lEADiNG LAUNDRY 18,200 GALLONS TO TH~ LAUNCHING OF THE U.So'S SECOND MANNED ORBITAL FLIGHT TENTATIVELY POWER PLANT 20,800 GALLONS SCHEDULED FOR EARLY MORNi~G ~RIDAY (OUR TiME) KEEP TUNeD 10 AFRS fOR THE WEST END OF iSLAND 16,700 GALLONS LATEST ~POM CAPt CANAVERAL. AFRS WILL REMAIN ON THE AiR AFTER MiDNIGHT

TONI~HT ~------~~~*"~} PAGE 2 ------r------+------HOURGLASS THURSDAV ~h MA~ 1962 KOREAN JUNTA ARRESTS INVEST IGATOR II~OL ES1ES PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE FORMER POLITICIANS COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE CASE wvAS MURDERED RANGE FACiLITY, ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL SEOUL, MAY 23 (UPI)--THE RULING BRYAN, TEXAS MAY 22 (UPI)--PATHOLO­ ISLANDS, iN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU MILITARY JUNTA CONFIRMED TODAY THAT GIST SAID TONIGHT THAT AN AUTOPSY UPON OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c IT HAS ARRESTED AN UNDISCLOSED NUM­ THE EXHUMED BODY OF HENRY H. MARSHALL, WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXASe BER OF FORMER POLITICIA~S "IN CERTAIN THE FIRST FEDERAL OFFICIAL TO INVESTI­ SUSPICIONS CONNECTED WITH ACCOMPLISH­ GATE BILLIE SOL ESTES, INDICATES THAT THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY ING THE REVOLUTIONARY OBJECTIVES." MARSHALL WAS MURDERED. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAYo DEADLINE HOWEVER, A JUNTA SPOKESMAN, LEE Hu THE PATHOLOGIST, DR. JOSEPH FOR NOTICES is 4 P~M. DAY BEFORE RAK, DENIED THAT ANY MILITARY OFFICERS JACKIMCZYK, SAID THERE WERE NINE OR PUBLICATJON o DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS ON ACTIVE DUTY WERE INVOLVED. LEE 10 BULLET WOUNDS IN THE BODY OF MAR­ IS 10 A~M~ DAY OF PUBLICATION. MADE THE STATEMENTS IN COMMENTING SHALL. HE SAID ONE WOUND APPEARED TO ON REPORTS IN SEOUL NEWSPAPERS OF BE IN THE BACK Of MARSHALL, 52 THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT THE ARRESTS THE BODY OF MARSHALL WAS DISCOVERED TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR "IT IS TRUE THAT SOME FORMER ON HIS RANCH LAST JUNE 3. HIS DEATH PUBLICAT ION .. POLITICIANS WERE ARRESTED BY INVESTI­ WAS OfFICIALLY MARKED OfF AS SUICIDE. GATION AUTHORITIES AS REPORTED BY THE AUTOPSY WAS HELD TODAY TO OBTAIN EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN ~OME NEWSPAPERS," HE SAID. EVIDENCE FOR A GRAND JURY INVESTIGA­ ASKED WHAT THE CHARGES WERE: LEE TING MARSHALL'S DEATH AND ITS CONNEC­ SAID; "I UNDERSTAND THEY ARE UNDER TION WITH THE ESTES CASE. FIGHTING IN ALGIERS CERTAIN SUSPICIONS CONNECTED WITH ACCOMPLISHING THE REVOLUTIONARY OB­ ALGIERS, MAv 23 (UPI)--FRENCH JECT I VES ' TROOPS BATTLED SECRET ARMY (OAS) LEE SAID AN OFfiCIAL ANNOUNCEMENT HISTORY OF AIRLINER CRASHES GUNMEN WITH MACHINEGUNS IN DOWNTOWN OF THE DETAILS Of THE ARRESTS AND CHICAGO, MAY 23 (UPI)--THE CRASH ALGIERS TODAY. AT LEAST TWO MILITARY CHARGES WOULD BE MADE LATER THIS OF A CONTINENTAL AIRLINES BOEING 707 POLICEMEN WERE WOUNDED IN A 10-MINUTE MONTH. JET LINER NEAR CENT ERV I LLE, IOWA, FIGHT THE FIGHTING STARTED WHEN THE ARRESTS WERE MADE LAST WEEK­ WITH THE LOSS Of 46 LIVES WAS THE OAS MEN OPENED UP WITH SUBMACHINEGUNS END BY AGENTS Of THE POWERFUL CENTRAL THIRD CRASH OF THAT TYPE OF AIRCRAFT ON A GENDARMERIE CONVOY MOVING THROLGH INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (CIA) AMONG INVOLVING PASSENGERS SINCE THE 707's THE CITY. NEW FIGHTING BROKE OUT THOSE REPORTED ARRESTED WERE FORMER WENT !NTO SERVICE IN 1958. NEAR A GOVERNMENT CENTER AT 12:30 SEOUL MAYOR KIN SANG DON, fORMER THE OTHER TWO 707 ACCIDENTS WERE P.M. ("30 GMT). IT WAS PRECEDED NATIONAL ASSEMBLY MEMBER LEE SANG THE NEW YORK CRASH OF AN AMERICAN BY A HEAVY EXPLOSION WHICH WAS MYUN AND FORMER ORGANIZATION CHIEF AIRLINES PLANE WHICH KILLED 95 PERSONS APPARENTLY A SIGNAL FOR THE OAS OF THE DEfUNCT DEMOCRATIC PARTY CHO THIS YEAR AND A SABENA AIRLINES JET GUNNERS TO OPEN FIRE CHUNG SUH. WHICH WENT DOWN NEAR BRUSSELS, BEL­ PANiC-STRICKEN EUROPEANS DiVED GIUM, ON FEB. 15, 1961, WITH 72 PER­ FOR COVER WHEN THE SHOOTING BROKE SONS ABOARD, INCLUDING 17 MEMBERS Of OUT. THE STREETS EMPTIED IN SECONDS. THE U.S. ICE SKATING TEAM EN ROUTE TO THE GUNFIRE AiMED AT A POLICE POST CONSTABLE KILLED IN CLASH THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN CZECHOSLO­ AT THE GOVERNMENT CENTER APPEARED KATHMANDU, MAY 23 (UPI)--ONE ROYAL VAKIA. THE AMERICAN AIRLINES CRASH TO COME FROM WINDOWS AND ROOFTOPS NEPAL CONSTABLE WAS KILLED AND ONE WAS THE WORST SINGLE-PLANE ACCIDENT IN NEARBY. MILITARY POLICE, FIRING REPORTED MISSING IN A CLASH WITH U.S. COMMERCIAL AVIATION HISTORY. FROM ARMORED CARS AND HALF TRACKS, NEPALI CONGRESS "ANTI-NATIONAL THE WORST SINGLE-PLANE CRASH IN RAKED BUILDING FRONTS WITH SUB­ ELEMENTS" EARLY THIS WEEK IN WEST WORLD AVIATION HISTORY WAS THAT Of A MACHINEGUN AND .50-CALIBER BULLETS. NEPAL. CHARTERED DC7C AIRLINER NEAR DOUALO, AT DAWN OAS ATTACKERS LOBBED 10 A NEPAL HOME MINISTRY COMMUNIQUE CAMEROUN, WHICH KILLED ALL I I I PERSONS RIFLE GRENADES INTO THE ARAB QUARTER RELAYED ON THE ROYAL NEPAL RADIO ABOARD MARCH 4, 1962. ANOTHER CRASH, OF VAISON CARREE, JUST WEST OF ALGIERS LAST NIGHT SAle 60 ARMED ANTI­ THAT OF A KLM SUPER CONSTELLATION OFF AND INJURED TWO PERSONS. NATIONAL ELEMENTS ATTACKED THE DANG THE COAST OF IRELAND~ KILLED 99 PER­ By NOON: OAS ATTACKS IN ALGIERS HAD NEPAL POLICE OUTPOST ON THE INDIAN SONS ON AUG. 14, 1950 KILLED 15 PERSONS AND WOUNDED FIVE. BORDER AT MIDNIGHT AND IN THE SKIR­ OTHER MAJOR AIR DISASTERS AND THE EUROPEANS WERE LEAVING ALGERIA MISH THAT FOLLOWED FOUR NEPALI CON­ NUMBER KILLED INCLUDE: FOR FRANCE BY THE HUNDREDS AS THE GRESS REBELS WERE KILLED AND EIGHT --129 IN THE CRASH OF A U.S. AIR DATE FOR THE REFERENDUM ON ALGERIAN INJURED AGAINST THE NEPALI ARMED FORCE GLOBEMASTER C 124 NEAR TOKYO, INDEPENDENCE NEARED CONSTABLE KILLED AND ONE MISSING. JuNE 18, 1953 • "ARMED GANGS OF ANTI-NATIONAL --128 IN COLLISION OF A TWA SUPER ELEMENTS ENTERED NEPALESE TERRITORY CONSTELLATION AND UNITED AIR LINES FROM THE INDIAN BORDER AND ESCAPED DC7 OVER THE GRAND CANYON, JUNE 30, CANNES FILM FESTIVAL WITH THEIR DEAD AND INJURED TO INDIAN 1956. CANNES, MAY 22 (UPI)--THE CANNES TERRITORY," SAID THE NEPAL COMMUNIQUE --84 IN THE CRASH OF U.So AIR FORCE FILM FESTIVAL WOUND UP ITS SCREENINGS THIS WAS THE FIRST OFFICIALLY RE­ CI24 GLOBEMASTER AT AN AIR FORCE BASE, TODAY, WITH ITALY, GREECE, BRAZil, PORTED ARMED INCIDENT ALONG THE WASH I NGTON, DEC. 20, 1952 MEXICO, THE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND INDo-NEPAL BORDER SINCE THE NEW --83 IN THE CRASH OF CHARTERED PRES­ THE TOP FAVORITES FOR PRIZES. To­ DELHI TALKS BETWEEN KING MAHENDRA IDENT AIRLINES Dc6 AfTER TAKEOFF fROM MORROW MORNiNG THE JURY WILL BEGIN AND PREMIER JAWAHARLAL NEHRU. SHANNON, IRELAND, SEPT. 10, 1961. ITS DELIBERATIONS. ELEVEN JURY --80 KILLED IN CRASH OF CHARTERED MEMBERS WILL VOTE IN SECRECY TO SE­ TOKYO, MAY 23 (UPI)--THE COMMANDER AVRO TUDOR CARRYING FOOTBALL FANS LECT THE PRIZES, WHICH CAN MEAN IN CHIEF Of THE COMMUNIST NORTH NEAR CARD I fF, WALES, MARCH 12, 1950 THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ADDED TO A VIETNAMESE ARMED FORCES WARNED THAT --79 IN THE CRASH Of A TWA CONSTELL- FILM'S PROFITS FROM THE RESULTING THE ESTABLISHMENT Of AN AMERICAN ATION NEAR CHICAGO, SEPT I, 1960. PUBLICITY MILITARY COMMAND IN SOUTHEAST ASIA --79 IN CRASH OF AIR FRANCE SUPER JOURNALISTS AND CRITICS FROM MAY HAVE "DANGEROUS CONSEQUENCES," CONSTELLATION IN THE SAHARA NEAR VARIOUS COUNTRIES QUESTIONED BY ACCORDING TO A RADIO HANOI BROADCAST EDJELE, ALGERIA, MAY 10, 19610 UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL SAID THE MONITORED HERE TODAY --79 IN CRASH OF A MARITIME CENTRAL BEST FILM PRIZE PROBABLY WOULD BE IN A LETTER TO THE INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES Dc4 NEAR QUEBEC, AUG 'i, CHOSEN FROM GREECE'S "ELECTRA," CONTROL COMMISSION (ICC) IN VIET 1957· ITALY'S "DIVORCE, ITALIAN STYLE~ NAM, GEN. NGUYEN GIAP DEMANDED THAT --77 IN CRASH OF A CHARTERED SUPER ITALY'S "THE ECLIPSE" ENGLAND'S THE ~HREE-NATION COMMISSION TAKE CONSTELLATION Nov. 8, 1961, NEAR "A TASTE OF HONEY" AND BRAZIL'S IMMEDIATE ACTION TO "DISBAND" THE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. SEVENTY-fOUR OF "ZONE PROMISE" U.S. MILITARY CJMMA~D. THE VICTIMS WERE ARMY RECRUITS. "THE ECLIPSE," DIRECTED BY MICHEL­ THE GENERAL'S LETTER, DATED MAY --72 IN CRASH OF A BOEING 707 JET ANGELO ANTONIONI, WAS THE FINAL FILM 19, WARNED OF THE "MOST DANGEROUS NEAR BRUSSElLS, BELGIUM SEVENTEEN SHOWN TODAY, AND RECEIVED ENTHUSIASTIC DEVELOPMENTS" IN THE SOUTHEAST ASIA MEMBERS OF THE U S. ICE SKATING TEAM APPLAUSE FROM THE AUDIENCE. SOME REG ION. ITS A I D THE LAND I NG 0 F EN ROUTE TO THE W)RLD CHAMPIONSHIPS OBSER~ERS THOUGHT THE LITERARY-STYLE AMERICAN TROOPS IN THAILAND AND THE AT PRAGUE, CZECHOSLOVAKIA WERE AMONG filM HAD TOO FLIMSY A STORY. BUT APPOINTMENT OF GEN. PAUL D. HARKINS THE DEAD. ONE PERSON ON THE GROUND THE MAJORITY OF JOURNALISTS POLLED AS OVERALL COMMANDER WAS "A DIRECT ALSO WAS KILLED. SHOWERED IT W1TH SUCH PRAISE AS MENACE TO PEACE IN INDO-CHINA AND 'A M'STERPIECE" AND "GREATEST OF ALLo SOUTHEAST ASIA" VOSO FELl I iT SHOULD BE AWARDED THE HARKINS' HEADQUARTERS IS IN I TOP PRIZE, THE PALM OF GOLD" SAIGON -"'" PAGE 3 ., HOURGLASS THUI 24 MAY I 62

SCIENTiST HONORED RAFFLE TICKETS AT ROI RAD 10 CONTROLLED MODELS LONDON, MAY 23 (UPI)--A PAKISTAN! TOMORROW MRS. HELEN ALLEN AND MRS. BLANKET PERMISSION HAS BEEN TOMORROw WILL BE AWARDED ONE OF DOROTHY SUMARA WILL BE SELLING NAVY GRANTED BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER OF B~iTAiNwS AND THE WORLD'S TOP SCIEN­ RELIEF RAFFLE TICKETS. THIS IS YOUR THE TRUST TERRITORY OF THE PACIFIC TirlC PRIZES--THE MAXWELL PRIZE FOR OPPORTUNITY TO WIN HUGE CASH PRIZES. ISLANDS FOR THE OPERATION OF LOW ThEORETICAL PHYSiCS AWARDED BY THE THE LADIES WILL ESTABLISH SALES POWER TRANSMITTERS FOR RADIO CONTROL !NSTiTUTE OF PHYSICS AND THE PHYSICAL HEADQUARTERS AT THE MESS HALL. SELL­ OF MODELS. FREQUENCIES TO BE UTILIZED SOCIETYo ING TIMES ARE FROM 10:15 A.M. TO FOR THIS PURPOSE ARE THOSE SPECIFiCALLY THE RECIPiENT IS 36-YEAR-OLD PROF. 2:00 P.M. You NEED NOT BE PRESENT SET ASIDE BY THE FEDERAL COMMUNICA­ ABDUS SALAM FROM JHANG, PUNJAB, AT THE DRAWING TO WIN THE RAFFLE. TIONS COMMISSION. PROFESSOR OF PHYSICS AT THE IMPERIAL 2 THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO "HAM" COLLEGE OF SCiENCE AND TEC~NOLOGY IN TRANSMITTERS, FOR WHICH A TRUST THE UNiVERSiTY OF LONDON TERRITORY LICENSE IS REQUIRED THE AWARD, WhICH WKLL BE MADE AT WELCOME ABOARD NOo 1 3 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT THE ANNUAL D!NNER OF THE SOCIETY iN PASSENGERS ARRIVING ABOARD THE TIA C. H. SYMONDS, PHONE 2107 HARROGATE, !S FOR SALAM'S "CONTRIBU­ FLiGHT YESTERDAY WERE AS FOLLOWS: T!ON TO SC~ENCE" A SOCIETY SPOKES­ TCT - EDWARD J KOCSIS, LARRY E. MAN SAiD HURT, WERE NEW ARRIVALS. ALFRED ATTENTION BIKE HOLDERS THE MAXWELL PRIZE, NAMED AFTER PEREZ, JUGA MARC I ANO, I LLUM I NADOR JAMES CLARK MAXWELL, A LEAD!NG 19TH L. ALCOSIBA, CHARLES F. K BENZ, IT IS REQUESTED THAT ALL NAVY C~NTURY BR!TiS~ PHYSICIST, IS BEiNG Roy C. COE, HENRY K. ZOGAMI, LAWRENCE OWNED BICYCLES BEARING REGISTRATION AWARDED FOR THE FiRST TIME THIS YEAR A BATAN, J. C BROWN, MARY B. BROWN, NUMBERS FROM 301 TO 500 BE BROUGHT SALAM, IN A EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW ISAM MATSUO, DEWEY W. CUNEFARE, JAMES INTO THE LICENSE EXAMINER, IN THE W~ IH UNiTED PRESS INTERNATIONAL, K. Y. CHANG, Roy MENTE, RETURNED. TRANSPORTATION BUILDING, BEFORE MAY SAID TODAY "I FEEL VERY PROUD TO BE STANFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE - 30 , 1962. THE FjRS~ RECIPIENT OF THE PRIZE" JAMES C GADD I E AND VI NCENT J SHER" REASON HE SAID, HOWEVER, THAT THERE WERE VILLE WERE NEW ARRIVALS ENROUTE TO To INSPECT FOR CONDITION, AND REGIS­ OTHER REASONS wHICH MADE HIM SPECIALLY ROI NAMUR TRATION RECORDS. FOR THOSE FAILING HAPPY ABOUT THE AWARD: NAVY - DALE L. FERGUSON, DONALD TO COMPLY WITH THIS NOTICE, SECURITY "F~RS1, ThiS MAN MAXWELL WAS ONE OF REX BROWN WERE NEW ARRIVALS HAROLD HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED TO PICK UP BICYCLES

THE GREATEST OF BRiTISH PHYSiCIST. 0 E. MOLINE RETURNED. NOT CHECKED IN. AND IN MY OPINION THE GREATEST FIGURE R M. TOWELL CCRP GEORGE E FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, THE TRANSPOR­ IN BRITISH PHYSICS AFTER SIR ISAAC TOZER, BAYANI ADLAWAN, FRANK GOUREIA TATION DEPARTMENT WILL BE OPEN UNTIL ~J t:.WTON JR , RICHARD O. MAHAN AND WESLEY M 6: 00 P. M. 0 A I L Y • "PEOPLE KNOW OF NEWTON, BUT DO NOT THOMAS ARE NEW ARRIVALS HERE TOY. KNeW OF MAXWELL, A SHY MAN WHO SHUNNED DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT CO. - JAYSON H. PUBLICITY IN HIS LIFE, AND I AM VERY SOGG IS A NEW ARRIVAL. HONORED, PARTICULARLY BECAUSE THE CRAIG AND CO. - ERNEST P. SOARES ATTN. MEMORIAL DAY BOWLERS MEDAL IS NA~ED AFTER HIM." IS A NEW ARRIVAL. THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF ALL "SECONDLY, SIR JOHN COCCROFT, WHOM PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE - CARL E. BOWLERS WHO HAVE ENTERED THE MEMORIAL ! HAVE THE GREATEST RESPECT FOR, SVANBERG IS A NEW ARRIVAL HERE TOY. DAY BOWLING TOURNAMENT AT THE SPEClAL HAPPENS TO BE THIS YEAR'S CHAIRMAN ARMY ORDINANCE - WILLIAM F. WOKOUN SERVICE OFFICE ON MONDAY MAY 28, AT OF THE I~ST!TUTE OF PHYSICS, AND HE IS A NEW ARRIVAL. 5:30 P.M. ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE ENTERED Will BE THE MAN WHO IS GIVING ME THE PMZ - JAMES S. HENDERSON IS A NEW THE TOURNAMENT ARE ASKED TO ATTEND AWARD I FEE'L VERY VERY HAPPY ABOUT ARRIVAL FOR PMZ. RULES AND TOURNAMENT FEES WILL BE THiSo, " U.S. ~EATHER BUREAU - MINORU DISCUSSED. THIRDLY, SALAM'S FATHER WILL BE MARAKAMI IS A NEW ARRIVAL. PRESENT AT THE DINNER HiS fATHER ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND - JAMES MOHAMM ED HUSSE I N, is A RET I RED 72- RANDALL IS A NEW ARRIVAL HERE TOY YEAR-OLD CIVil SERVANT, AND IS HERE U.S. ARMY ~ 2NDL T DAVI D F. ERNST POWER OUTAGE FOR A VISit AND PFC CIRILLO LJWRENCE WERE NEW To ENABLE THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTER ARRIVALS LT. ERNST IS HERE TDY. TO ACCOMPLISH TEMPORARY CONNECTION OF VOUGHT RANGE SYSTEMS - ROBERT H. TRAILER SUB-STATION TO 4160 VOLT MILD W,ANNERED MAN TACHE RETURNED AND AMBER H WOUF PRIMARY UNDERGROUND STATION FEEDER MURDERS MANY ARRIVED FOR TOY. #2, THE FOLLOWING FACILITIES WILL BE OZARK, ALABAMA, MAY 23 (UPI)--A WELCCME ABOARD' WITHOUT ELECTRIC POWER FOR APPROXIMATE­ MILD-MANNERED CHIROPRACTOR TURNED LY 3 HOURS FROM 1300 (1:00 PM) TO BANK ROBBER SHOT AND KILLED TWO 1600 (4:00 P.M.) ON SATURDAY MAY 26, BANK EMPLOYES AND A POLICEMAN IN A WELCOME ABOARD NOe 2 1962. HOLDUP ATTEMPT YESTERDAY BEFORE HE WA~ CORNERED BY POLICE IN A CHURCH PASSENGERS ARRIVING ABOARD THE FACILITIES AFFECTED: GRAVEYARD AND SHOT TO DEATH TIA/MATS CONTRACT CARRIER FLIGHT I. SPECIAL SERVICES, BLDG. #805, EUGENE S GAULT, 43, DESCRIBED BY THIS MORNING WERE AS FOLLOWS: INCLUDING RADIO STATION. A FRiEND AS A "QUIET, SOFT-SPOKEN TCT - LEWIS W ERWIN, PABLO L 2. YOKWE YUK CLUB MAN WHO NEVER SEEMED TO FiT THE SAVIEJO AND THOMAS A. KIRBY ARE NEW 30 BOQ's - BLDG. #501 (SURF), SANDS, COMMUNiTY," KILLED A BANK VICE PRESI­ EMPLOYEES JACK FINK, GORDON NAJAR BLDG. 11565 DENT, A TELLER AND A VETERAN POLICE AND HIS WIFE, TILTON K. TAVURES, 4. SUPPLY, BLDG 1602 OF~ICER AND WOUNDED ANOTHER OFFICER KAM F YOUNG, CtRILO L. DUMAYAS, 5. MARINE BLDG. 1609 iN A DAYLIGHT ROBBERY ATTEMPT AT LEONARD F. YADAO, LOWELL K TAKANO, 6 PIER ~UB-STATION~ BLDG. s-606 THE BAN~ OF OZARK. FREDDIE C. CACHOLA, FRANK J. SWEENEY, 7. SECURITY BLDG. #807 THE SHOOTINGS OCCURED SHORTLY A-TER C. A. HENDRICKSON, WAYNE M NA, GAU~T HAD HUNG A SIGN ON HIS 0FFICE ROBERT VASCONCELLOS AND THOMAS DOOR wHICH RrAD~ 'EMERGENCY, CALLED LABAYA, RETURNED. 1t OUT PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT ATLAs-LILLIE - JOSEPH 0 SIMPLICIANO BIKE ftSORROWED1 WeDNESDAY." AND LINCOLN CALUTERIA RETURNED. A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF BICYCLES GAULT Ki~LED FRED FLOWERS, EXECUTIVE U. S. ARMY - CHONG Moo You AND ARE BEING REPORTED STOLEN TO SECURITY ViCE PRESIDENT OF THE BANK, AND THEN RANDALL F. SAVAGE ARE NEW ARRIVALS. WEEKLY RESIDENTS ARE REMINDED THAT FATALLY WOUNDED TELLER DAViD JACKSON EASTMAN KODAK CO. - ROBERT A. UNAUTHORIZED POSSESSION OF A BICYCLE WijTH A 45-CALiBER PISTOlo IN THE BUCHANAN ARRIVED FOR A VISIT. CONSTITUTES PETTY LARCENY OR TRES­ CHASE THAT FOLLOWED HE KILLED POlICE­ PACIFIC MARTIN ZACHRY - WILLIAM PASSING AND VIOLATORS WILL BE PROS­ ~AN Jo HQ YO~NGBlOOD AND WOUNDED SWANZY WAS A NEW ARRIVAL HERE FOR ECUTED ACCORDINGLY. THE SECURITY ANOTHER Of~!CER TOY. DEPARTMENT IS CONDUCTING RANDOM CHECKS POWELL ELEC MFG CO. - KENNETH OF INDIVIDUALS POSSESSING BiCYCLES Houp WAS A NEW ARRIVAL. AND VIOLATORS WILL BE CITED AS STATED CORPS OF ENG. - M. O. SMITH, THOMAS ABOVE. YOUNG, ROBERT P. HALL, JACOB Y. D. To AID IN REDUCING THE NUMBER Of PARK, AND DJVID E. DANIEL ARRIVED BICYCLES ILLEGALLY "BORROWED," F OR TOY. RESIDENTS ARE URGED TO SECURE THE!R CHANCE VOUGHT - WILLIAM KAKIMOTO BICYCLES WITH LOCKS WHEN NOT IN USE.

AND RICHARD NICOLETTI RETURNED • (jo ••• '" WELCOME ABOARD! SCUIA CLue MEETING TON!GHi/~N ROOM/ ______• ______. __---- __------______L- ______-L~~~O~F~G~E~O~A~G~E~S~E~IT~Z~S.CHOO~AT 8.00 p(~Q ~~ ~ ------~------. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 24 MAY ,1962 -T--...... ------.....---- .....------.....------4------.....------FREED U.S. SOLD I SGIBES GENERAL MESS MENU BUDDIES' MURDERS IN VIETNAM FRIDAY 25 MAY 1962 FT. LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS, MAY 22 BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER (UPI) AN ARMY SERGEANT CAPTURED 9V CHILLED FRUIT JUICE BEEF BROTH w/EGGS MANHATTAN FISH CHOWDER COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS IN ViET NAM CHILLED FRESH FRUIT GRILLED HALIBUT STEAK FILET OF SOLE W/TARTAR SAID TODAY HIS CAPTORS SHOT TWO OTHER HOT & COLD CEREAL W/TARTAR SAUCE & LEMON SAUCE AMERICAN SOLDIERS BECAUSE THEY WERE BAKED CORN BEEF HASH SPAGHETTI W/MEAT SAUCE BOILED SPARERIBS & WOUNDED AND UNABLE TO KEEP PACE IN A HARD & SOFT BOILED EGGS BUTTERED SPINACH SAUERKRAUT MARCH THROUGH THE JUNGLE" HASH BROWN POTATOES PARSLEY POTATOES LONG BRANCH POTATOES SGT. GEORGE Do GROOM, WHO CONDUCTED STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE BUTTERED CORN & PEAS A NE~ CONFERENCE HERE, SAID THE GLAZED DOUGHNUTS SALAD BAR W/ORESSING STEAMED RICE GUERRILLAS' RELEASE OF HIMSLEF AND HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM BAKED CABIN PUDDING COMBINATION SALAD SGT. FRANCIS QUINN Of NIAGARA FALLS, CHILLED MILK-HOT COFFEE W/VANILLA SAUCE LEMON PIE-COLD DRINK NEW YORK, LAST MAY I CAME AS "A COLD DRINK CHILLED MILK - HOT COMPLETE SURPRISE." THEY HAD BEEN CHILLED MILK-HoT COFFEE COFFEE HELD CAPTIVE FOR 23 DAYS. THE TWO MEN CAPTURED WITH THEM, AND KILLED, WERE SGTo WAYNE MARCHAND, 31, PLATTSMOUTH, NEI~ASKA, AND SPEC.

AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE TITANIC HERO DIES JAMES GAIRIEL, 25, HONOLULU, HAWAI I 0 THURSDAY 24 MAY 1962 AT AGE OF 78 GROOM SAID HE AND THE THREE OTHERS 6:00 P M NEWS NEW YORK, MAY 22 (UPI) SWEDISH­ WERE MANNING A MILITARY STATION IN 6: 15 P.M THE LATIN QUARTER BORN FINANCIER HOKAN BJORNSTROM THE VILLAGE OF DA NANG THE MORNING 6:30 P.M COLLEGE BOWL QUIZ STEFFANSON, A HERO Of THE SINKING OF APRIL 8 WHE~ THE OUTPOST WAS OVER­ 7:00 P.M ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC OF THE TITANIC, DIED LAST NIGHT AT RUN IY A MASS OF COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS. 7:30 P M SPORTS DESK DOCTORS HOSPITAL. HE WAS 78. GROOM SAID HE AND THE THREE OTHER 7:~5 P.M. RICHARD HAYES - CAROL STEFFANSON WAS BORN IN OSTE~FARNEIO, AMERICANS RETURNED THE FIRE Of THE BURNETT SWEDEN, AND CAME TO NEW YORK IN 1909 GUE~RILLAS BECAUSE THEY WERE ALLOWED 8:00 P M. ONE NIGHT STAND AFTER GRADUATING FROM THE STOCKHOLM TO SHOOT If I F FI RED UPON." 8:30 P M JOHNNY DOLLAR INSTITUTE OF TECHWOLOGY AS A CH~MICAL DURING THE SHOOTING MA~CHAND WAS

9:00 P M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES ~NGINEt.R. HIT IN THE LEG AND GAIRIEL WAS 9:30 P.M MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT HE IECAME A WOOD PULP MERCHANT AND WOUNDED IN THE CHEST. THE GUERRILLAS 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF BY 1912 WAS WELL ON HIS WAY TO MAKING CAPTURED THE FOUR AMERICANS, WHO HIS FIRST FORTUNE. LATER HE BECAME WERE SE~VING AS ADVISORS TO THE FRIDAY 25 MAY 1962 A LARGE REAL ESTATE OWNER AND INVEST­ LOYAL FORCES IN VIET NAM. 6:00 A.M. SIGN ON ED IN PROPERTIES IN THE PLAZA-PARK "WE CARRIED MARCHAND AND GABRIEL 6:02 A.M. NEWS AVENUE AREA BEFORE IT WAS EXTENSIVELY THROUGH THE JUNGLE FOR SEVERAL HOURS 6:05 A.M. DON THE DAWN BREAKER DEVELOPED. IN THE 19205 HE ACQUIRED AfTEIIt WE HAD BEEN CAPTURED,II GROOM 6:30 A.M. NEWS HUGE HOLDINGS IN CANADIAN PAPER AND SAID. "LATER THE COMMIES TOLD US

6:35 A.M. DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D. PULP INDUSTRIES. TO PUT THEM DOWN AN:> L EAVE THEM 0 7: 15 A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE IN 1912 STErFANsoN RETURNED TO RUDA, WE NEVER SAW THEM AGAIN." 7:30 A M. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL NORWAY, TO VISIT HIS FATHER AND G~OOM SAID HE LEARNED LATER THE 8:00 A.M. DON Mc NEILL'S BREAKFAST BROTHER AND EMBARKED ON THE RETURN GUERRILLAS HAD SHOT THEM BOTHo HE CLUB TRIP TO AMERICA ABOARD THE TITANIC. SAID HE WAS UNABLE TO DISCLOSE, FOR 8:30 A.M. ARTHUR GODFREY ON APRIL 14, THE HUGE LINER STRUCK SECURITY REASONS, HOW HE HAD LEARNED 8:55 A.M. ART BAKER'S NOTEBOOK AND ICEBERG IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC. THAT MARCHAND AND GAB~IEL HAD ACTUALL~ 9:00 A.M CONTINENTAL VARIETIES STEFFANSON WAS CREDITED WITH BEEN KILLED. 9:30 A.M. TROJAN DIGEST RESCUING MANY PASSENGERS, INCLUDING "I HAD DRESSED AND SPLINTED MAR­ 10:00 A.M. GARRY MOORE SHOW (CROSBY, MRS. JOHN JACOB ASTER, AND T~IED CHAND'S LEG," GROOM SAID, IIAND HE CLOONEY) UNSUCCESSFULLY TO PERSUADE MR. AND PROBABLY WOULD HAVE SURVIVED WITH 10:25 A.M. ANDY GRIFFITH MRS. ISADOR STRUSS TO GET INTO A MEDICAL TREATMENT. BUT IT WAS 10:30 A.M. JOHNNY BOND LIFE80AT. THE COUPLE GAVE THEIR DOUBTFUL WHETHE~ GABRIEL WOULD HAVE , 1:00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK LIVES SO THAT YOUNGER PASSENGERS LIVED. 11:25 A.M. MARSHALLESE NEWS MIGHT FIND ROOM IN A LIFEBOAT. "BUT THE COMMIES DIDN'T LIKE IT II :30 A.M. IRA COOK SHOW FINALLY, STEFFANSON PLUNGED INTO BECAUSE THEY WERE SLOWING WS DOWN 12:00 NOON - NEWS THE ICY WATER AND SWAM TO A PARTIALLY IN GETTING THROUGH THE JUNGLE." 12:05 P M. STOCKS, WEATHER FILLED LIFEBOAT, WHICH WAS PICKED UP GROOM SAID THE GUERRILLAS GAVE 12: 15 P.M. NA LE I 0 HAWA I I FOUR HOURS AFTER THE TITANIC SANK BY THEM "VE~Y LITTLE" POLITICAL INDOC­ 12:30 P.M THE SWINGIN' YEARS THE RESCUE SHIP CARPATHIA. TRINATION DURING THEIR CAPTIVITY AND 1:00 P.M. NEWS ABOA~D THE CARPATHIA, HE WAS FED THEM It AS WELL AS THEY COULD" ON I: '5 P Mo INTERVIEW SELECTED BY HIS FELLOW SURVIVO~S AS A RICE DIET. 1:30 PM. CARPENTER'S SHOP CONCERT A MEMBER OF THE RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE BUT THEIIIt ARMS WERE KEPT BOUND 3:00 PoM BASEBALL GAME OF THE DAY WHICH RAISED MONEY FOR NEEDY PASSEN­ AND THEIR SHOES WE~E TAKEN FROM THEM, ANGELS VS WASHINGTON GERS AND CREWMEN. GROOM SAID, TO THWART ATTEMPTS TO SENATORS THE TITANIC SINKING LED STEFFANSON ESCAPEo .... TO THE WOMAN HE MA~RIED. HE WAS GROOM SAID ON THE 22ND DAY Of BE~LIN. MAt 23 (UPI) SOVIET TROOPS INTRODUCED TO MARY PINCHOT ENOT iY THEIR CAPTIVITY, THE GUERRILLAS HE~D UP A U.S. ARMY CONVOY FOR SIX MRS. CHURCHILL CANDEE OF WASHINGTON, SUDDENLY RETURNED THEIR SHOES AND HOUPS wHEN iT ATTEMPTED "K) LEAVE ONE OF THE WOMEN HE HAD HELPED OR DER En THE ... fJ ACI< 'T-lTC THE JUNGL E 0 WEST BERLIN FOR WEST GERMANY TODAY, RESCUE. STEFFANSON ANG MISS ENOT "THEY TOOK US TO A SPOT iN THE A t oSc SPO~ESMAN SAID. WERE MARRIED IN 1917. THERE WE~E NO JUNGLE, THEN DISAPPEARED," HE SAIDo THE SOV! ET CO NTROL OFF I CERS AT CHILDREN. MRS. STEFFANSON DIED IN "THEN WE WEPt E MET BY FR! ENDL Y V lET II BAaELSBERG~ ON THE WEST BERLIN END 1953· NAM FORCES. OF THE AUTOBAHN, CLAIMED THEY HAD ...... GROOM SAID HE HAD LOST 16 POUNDS NOT RECEIVED ADVANCE NOTICE THE MELaOU~NE, AUST~ALIA, MAY 23 (UPI) DURING HIS CAPTIVITY BUT WAS CAIN­ CONVOY WOULD BE COMING TH~OUGH. SCIENTISTS WILL LIGHT OFF NINE ING IT BACK. HE IS ON A 30-DAY THE CONVOY WAS HELD UP FOR SIX SEPARATE MILLION-CANDLEPOWER FLARES LEAVE AND VISITING HIS WifE AND HOURS AND WAS ALLOWED TO D~IVE ON WHILE U.S. ASTRONAUT SCOTT CARPENTER fAMILY IN ST. JOSEPHe ONLY AFTER PROTESTS TO SOVIET OFFICERS IS IN ORBIT OVER AUSTRALIA TO HELP WHEN HIS LEAVE EXPIRES JUNE '5, AT THE CHECKPOINT AND AT THE SOVIET HIM FIX HIS POSITION, IT WAS ANNOUNCED HE IS SCHEDULED TO RETURN TO THE HEADQUARTERS IN KARLSHO~ST IN EAST TODAY. PACIFIC AREA. HE HAS THREE MORE BERL No SUPPLY MINISTER ALLEN FAIRHALL SAID YEARS TO SERVE IN THE ARMY. ThE CONVOY WAS MADE UP OF FOUR THREE FLARES WILL BE LIGHTED DU~ING 111 1M READY TO GO BACK TO ViET TRUCKS AND lwO T~AILERS, WITH 26 EACH OF CARPENTE~'S THREE PASSES OVER N AM, 11 HE S A I D 0 liT HAT'S WHAT I MEN OF COMPANY F, 40TH ARMORe THIS COUNTRY. HE SAID THEY WILL WAS TRAINED FOR." THE U.S. SPOKESMAN SAID THE CONVOY SHED THE BRIGHTEST ARTIFICIAL LIGHT 000000 WAS GOING TO G~AFENWOEHR IN EVER SEEN IN AUSTRAtlA, BUT TO WE ARE STILL IN THE DRY SEASON WEST GERMANY FOR "PERIODIC TANK CARPENTER THEY WILL "LOOK LIKE LIGHT

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IN THE CLASS "A" LEAGUE LAST NIGHT, CHANCE VOUGHT TOOK THE OPENING GAME, 42-40 BEHIND THE SHARP SHOOTING Of PORTS LLYE GOMM, PAUL UPDEGROVE, JiM PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION THURSDAY 24 MAY 1962 DILLION, KEN DALTON AND JIM SUMTERo CHANCE VOUGHT AFTER TRA~LING 20-18 ROUNDUPS CONTuD AT HALF TIME CAME ROARING lACK IN GRIFFITH TESTIFIES ABOUT PARET LEADING HiTTER, HIKED HIS 8ATTING THE 3RD QUARTER TO TAKE THE LEAD FROM AVERAGE A DOZEN POiNTS TO 0383 IN THERE ON AND HELD THEiR OPPONENTS NEW YORK, MAY 22 (UPI) WELTER­ THE GAME WITH A PERFECT DAY AT THE WITH STOUT DEFENSE IN THE FINAL WEIGHT CHAMPION EMILE GRIFFITH TEST­ PLATE. QUARTER AND HANDED THE SPORTSMEN JIMENEZ HiT HIS SIXTH HOME RUN Of ~FiED TODAY HE DID NOT KNOW THE LATE THEIR THIRD DEFEAT Of THE SEAS) No BENNY (KiD) PARET WAS HELPLESS WHEN THE SEASON WITH ONE MAN ON IN THE FIRST UPDEGROVE CONNECTED FOR 10 POINTS, HE KEPT PUNCHING HIM IN THE 12TH ROUND !~NING, WAS WALKED TWICE AND SINGLED GOMM 9, DILLION 8, DALTON AND SUMTER OF THE,R TRAG~C f~GHT ON MARCH 24v IN THE SEVENTH. 6 APIECE, WEISIROD 2 AND LAMMING 10 HE TOLD THE JOINT LEGISLATIVE COM­ WiCKERSHAM, WHO DROVE IN ONE OF SPORTSMEN ACE SHOT MAKER GREG M~TTEE ON PROFESSIONAL 10XING, "! HIS OWN RUNS, WON HIS fOURTH GAME Of LANTAYAO PUNCTURED THE NETS FOR 15 HAD NO iDEA THAT HE WAS UNCONSCijOUS THE SEASON AGAINST A SINGLE lOSS POINTS WHILE TEAMMATES ALLEN MCKEAGUE ON THE ROPESo I JUST KEPT PUNCHijNG, WHILE fAILING TO ISSUE A SINGLE WALK REGISTERED 8, REMI REMITICADO 6, AND FOLLOWING MY iNSTRUCTIONSo THEY WERE AND STRIKING OUT fOUR OVER THE EIGHTH REGGIE RIVERA 6 EACH j FRANK ZOLLER TO KEEP PUNCHuNG, I HAD HIM HURT, INNINGS HE WORKED. RELI[fER SEGUI 4 AND AL COSTA '0 UNTIL THE REFEREE STOPPED THE fiGHT." PITCHED A PERfECT NINTH INNING AFTER OFFICIALS WERE MRo SUGANUMA, A. AT TODAYcS SECOND SESS~ON OF THE W, CKERSHAM RETIR ED. RAPOZA AND SO DUNCANo COMM!TTEE'S FIRST PUILiC HEARINGS, BOSTON STARTER GALEN CISCO WAS .00uoo CHARGED WITH HIS FOURTH DEFEAT THE 23-YEAR-OLD CHAMPION EXPLA!NED BANKERS NIP MARINE OEPT~ TrlAT HiS hANDLERS HAD CRITICfiZED HlM AGAINST THREE VICTORIES AFTER GIVING EARLIER !~ THE FIGHT FO~ NOT CO~­ UP FIVE RUNS ON SEVEN HITS DURING THE BANK OF HAWAII AND MARINE DEPTo Ti~UiNG TO PU~CH WHEN HE HAD PARET fiVE AND TWO-THIRDS INNINGS HE WORKED. MET FOR THE SECOND TIME LAST NIGHT IN APPARENTLY HU~T( ALL OTHER AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES THE SECOND ROUND Of THE CLASS "AfT GIi' ij r F ! T H J I NAN EAT GR A Y SUI TAN D WERE AT NIGHT. Los ANGELES AT NEW LEAGUE AND THE BANKERS WHO DEFEATED WEARING A GOLD BRACELET ON HHS RIGHT YORK, MINNESOTA AT WASHINGTON, AND THE WATER FRONT 10YS 40-38 M~y I WR~ST, SAID HE THOUGHT REfEREE Roay BALTIMORE AT CLEVELAND. DETROIT AND CAME BACK AGAIN AND NIPPED THEM GOLDSTE!~ STOPPED THE fiGHT ACCORDING CHIC AGO WERE NOT ICHEDULEDo 29-270 IT HANDED THE MARiNE DEPT" TO HIS BEST JUDG~E~T AND THAT HE HAD o 0 f) Ct 0 • THEIR 6TH STRAIGHT DEFEATu ~O C~ITiCiSM Of THE ~EfEREEv NAT!ONAl LEAGUE THE BANKOH'S VICTORY WAS SPARKED GOLDSTEIN STOPPED THE lOUT IN THE (UPI) TOMMY DAVIS AGAIN PROVIDED THE BY ANDY OKULOVICH'S I I POINTS, VINCE 12TH ROUND AND AWARDED GRIFfiTH A WRECKING POWER LAST NIGHT WITH ANOTHER BREITENBERGER'S 8, GARY GRIFRI~IS TECHNICAL KNOCKOUT VICTORY AND THE TWO-RUN HOMER TO LEAD THE Los ANGELES 5 AND LARRY IKEDA'S 40 WELTERWEIGHT CROWNv PARET, Of CUSA, DODGERS TO A 5-1 VICTORY OVER THE MARINE DEPTo WAS LED BY TOM PRELOCK ' NEVER RECOVERED fROM THE BATTERING fiRST-PLACE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS AND WITH 13 POINTS, KIRT PINHO 7, BRUCE AND HE DiED OF BRAIN INJURIES ON A TWO-GAME SWEEP OF THEIR SERIES AT HYNE 5 AND KEN SANDERSON 20 APR!L 2v Los ANGELES. THE BANKERS TRIUMPH NOW MOVES THEM 'I UNDER QUESTIONING BY COMM~TTEE STAN WILLIAMS STOPPED THE GIANTS UP IN THIRD PLACE IN THE CLASS itA" COUNSEL JOSEPH Fo SOV/ERO, GRiffiTH ON THREE HITS THROUGH riGHT INNINGS. LEAGUE ST~ DINGS WITH A 4-2 RECORD. ADMITTED HE HAD BECOME VERY ANGRY HE WEAKENED A BIT IN THE NINTH, OffiCIALS WERE Ao RAPOZA, So AT PARET DURING THE WEiGH-IN ON THE GIVING UP SiNGLES TO THE FIRST TWO DUNCAN AND Mo SUGANUMA o DAv OF THE FIGHT BECAUSE Of REMARKS SATTERS, BUT LARRY SHERRY CAME IN 000000 PARET MADE RELECTiNG UPON HIS MAN­ TO CHOKE OFr THE WOULD-BY GIANT I-IOOD RALLY. TENNIS TOURNEY NEWS HOWEVER, HE !NSISTED, rtt DIDN'T THE ViCTORY CUT SAN FRANCISCO's SANDERSON AND GARDNER DEFEATED STAY A"JGRY UNTi L THE TiME OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE LEAD OVER THE BARNES AND GOGULSKI 6-4, 6-4 IN ONE FiGHTo You CAN'T FIGHT ANGRY AND DODGERS AND THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS OF THE BEST MATCHES PLAYED TH IS HAVE A CLEAR HEAD,," TO 2-i GAMESo SEAS)N. FIVE OTHER WiTNESSESS TESTiFiED TOMMY DAVIS THRILLED A BIG CROWD BEFORE RECESS, AND NONE SUGGESTED OF 46,636 WHEN HE SLAMMED A JACK BASKETBALL SCHEDULE THAT ~HE FIGHT COULD HAVE BEEN STOP­ SANFORD PITCH INTO THE LEFT FIELD PED MORE QUICKLYv BLEACHERS WITH WilLIE DAVIS ON IN THWRSDAY 24 MAY T~E INCLUDED Lou S,MON AND S~DNEY THE SIXTH INNING TO BREAK A I-I TIE. 6 P.M. SEMPER FIDELIS VSo WHAT~S MARTiN~ SECONDS FOR GRIFFITH; PETE Los ANGELES CLINCHED THE GAME WHEN LEFT (EXHIBITION GAME) WilliE DAVIS SINGLED IN TWO RUNS OfF FRIDAY 25 MAY MARIN0 1 A COMMISSION INSPECTOR ASSIGNED TO GRlfFITHvS DRESSING ROOM, ~ELIEr PITCHER STU MILLER WITH THE 6 P.M. CRUSADERS VS. AiR TRAFFIC ALEXANDER WEISS, AND INSPECTOR eASES LOADED IN THE SEVENTH. 7 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS. MARINE DEPT ASSIGNED TO PARET 9 S DRESSING ROOM, GEORGE ALTMAN DROVE IN ALL Of THE SATURDAY 26 MAY AND ANTHONY ROSSI, A RING JUDGE AT CHICAGO CUSS' RUNS WITH HIS NINTH 6 P.M. PMZ VS. BANK OF HAWAI i THE FIGHT" HOMER AND TWO SINGLES IN A 3-1 7 P.M. DOUGLAS VSo CHANCE VOUGHT ROSSI, WHO HAD GRiFfiTH LEADING, VICTORY OVER THE PITTSeURGH PIRATES. SUNDAY 27 MAY i 8-3, ON ROUNDS AND 10-4 ON POINTS DON CARDWELL SCORED HIS FIRST 6 P.Mo SEMPER FIDELIS VS. CRUSADERS: AT THE CO"JCLUSiON Of THE J ITH ~UND, VICTORY AFTER fOUR LOSSES WITH AN 7 P.M. "Bit LEAGUE PLAY-Orf rOR SAiD PARETtS HANDS WERE UP AND H~S fEET EIGHT-H~TTER WHILE BOB FRIEND SUfFERED 4TH PLACE WERE ON THE FLOOR WHilE GRIFfiTH H!S FIFTH LOSS COMPARED WITH FOUR MONDAY 28 MAY WAS THROWiNG PUNCHES AT H~M JUST VICTORIES. 6 P.M. PMZ VS. MARINE DEPT eEfO~E T~E KNOCKOUT. B08 GIBSON'S FOUR-HIT PITCHING 7 P.M. SPORTSMEN VSo DOUGLAS ENABLED THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS TO o 0 0 I) I) DEFEAT THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES FOR MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUPS THEIR SIXTH STRAIGHT TRIUMPH. GilSON TENNIS SCHEDULE AMAERICAN LEAGUE STRUCK OUT NINE SATTERS, WON HIS THURSDAY 24 MAY (UPI) THE KANSAS ClTY ATH~ET!CS SIXTH GAME AND HAD A SHUTOUT UNTIL 5 P.M o BARNES VS. HIRNER GOT fIVE-H!T PITCHING FROM DAVE JOHNNY CARLLISON HIT A TWO-RUN HOMER FRIDAY 25 MAY WICKERSHAM AND DiEGO SUGUI TUESDAY IN THE NINTHo PAUL BROWN WAS THE 5 PaM. REMITICADO VSo BOYCE

TO DEFEAT THE RED Sox j 5-1, AND RUN LOSING PITCHER~ SATURDAY 26 MAY BOSTON~S LOSJNG ST~(AK T~ROUGH EjG~T NORM LARKER'S TWO-RUN TRIPLE IN 5 PoM. LONG AND HIRNER VS. GAMES~ THE CLUI'S LONGEST AT HOME IN THE EIGHTH INNING LED THE HOUSTON GRifFIN AND MACKENZiE EIGHT YEARS" COLTS TO A 3-2 DECISION OVER THE 7 P.M. SANDERSON VSo LOSER Of ONLY A iASES-EMPTY EIGHTH INN!~G NEW YORK METSo LARKER's BLOW CAME REMITICADO VSo BOYCE MATCH. HOMER B) ROOKiE CATCHE~ BOB TILLMAN OFF JAY HOOK, WHO SUFFERED HIS THIRD MARPED THe S~UTOUT 9!D AS VANSAS lOSS AGAINST THE SAME NUMBER OF NOTE CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE IN CiTt COMPLETED A SWEEP or JTS iWO­ VICTORIES. DICK FARRELL WENT THE BOTH SCHEDULES BECAUSE OF HtAVV WORK GAME SERiES HERE. THE HOMER W.S D!STANCE THE COLTS AND YIELDED 10 LOAD. i TILlMAN 3 SECOND IN THf SEVfN GAMES HITS IN WINNING HI~ FOURTH GAME. O~OO()O t-lE HA3 PL;lYED WI TH THE NitFIi~PLAl[ Do~ BLASINGAME AND LEO CARDENAS RED SOl(, EACH SINGLED HOME A RUN IN THE 11TH PLEASE CONSERVE WATER KANSAS CITY OUTFIELDER MANNJ~ INNING TO GIVE THE CINCINNATI REDS A ~~MENEZ, THE AME~iCA~ LtA~UE\S 3-2 VICTORY OVER THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES. /'/ i '"-, ______-1''"lt '' I , CONruo NEXT COLUMN - • 0 ••• ,,0., , t il~ PAGE 6 HOORGLASS THURSDAY 62 NOTICES :Jonigk OCEAN VIEW -- "MEIN KAMPF" SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. WANTED STORY TRACES THE LIFE STORY OF HITLER AND THE THERE ARE OPENING~ FOR PART TIME FORCES THAT HELPED TO SHAPE HIM SALES CLERKS AT MACY'S. IF YOU HAVE SHORT SUBJECT: "RHAPSODY ON ICE" HAD MERCHANDISE SALES EXPERIENCE AND YOU ARE INTERESTED SEE THE MANAGER RICHARDSON -- "NEVER STEAL ANYTHING SMALL" SHOWTIME 7:30 P M AT MACY'S SHIRLEY JONES, JAMES CAGNEy--PICTURE BASED ON THE PLAY "THE DEVIL'S HORNPIPE" BY MAXWELL ANDERSON SEVERAL SECRETARY AND CLERK TYPIST AND ROUBEN MAMOULIAN CONCERNS A STEVEDORE PLAYED POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE. CALL OR BY CAGNEY WITH AMBITIONS FOR UNION POLITICS HE COME TO THE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS IS A LIKEABLE ROGUE WITH NO SCRUPLES BUT SOME OFFICE PHONE 2190 BASIC DECENCY AND A FIERCE LOYALTY FOR HIS FELLOW UNION MEMBERS. HE AND HIS GANG HIJACK A "LOAN" FOR SALE FROM A HYPOCHONDRIAC BOOKIE TO FINANCE A CAMPAIGN COMPLETE AMATEUR RADIO STATION, AND IN THE END ALL TURNS WELL FOR CAGNEY. AM AND CW HEATH COMANCHE, CHEYENNE, SHORT SUBJECT: "ANIMAL SHOW" POWER SUPPLY, VSWR METER AND RME PRESELECTOR WITH KEY, MIKE AND YOKWE YUK -- "NEARLY A NASTY ACCIDENT" SHOWTIME S 7 : 00 P. M, 9 : 00 PM. AND SPEAKER $250 00 AVAILABLE JUNE MIDNIGHT 1ST MAY BE SEEN AT THE REEF (ROOM JIMMY EDWARDS, SHIRLEY EATON--AIRCRAFTSMAN WOOD 222) OR CALL 9523 DURING WORKING IS RAPIDLY BECOMING A DIABOLICAL MENACE TO THE HOURS ROYAL AIR FORCE A DIFFERENT, UNASSUMING MAN, HE HAS ONE OBSESSION HE THINKS HE IS A MECHANICA SCUBA OUTFIT--2 TANKS WITH 5 MINUTE GENIUS THIS DELUSION MAKES HIM THE UNWITTING RESERVE "J" VALVES, TWO-HOSE AQUALUNG CAUSE OF THE WRECKING OF AIRCRAFT, THE PREMATURE REGULATOR, WEIGHT BELT AND EXTRA RELEASE OF A ROCKET MISSILE AND OTHER DISASTROUS WEIGHTS, TANK FILL VALVE WITH PRESSURE INCIDENTS WHICH ARE SENDING THE AIR ESTIMATES GAUGE AND WRIST DEP1H GAUGE ALL FOR SOARING AND GIVING THE MINISTER FOR AIR SLEEPLESS $85.00 MAY BE SEEN IN ROOM 224 NIKE NIGHTS ZEUS DORMITORY SHORT SUBJECT: "CASE OF THE RED EYE RUBY" AMPEX TAPE RECORDER MODEL 1270 ROXY -- "IMITATION OF LIFE" SHOWTIMES 6:30 P M AND 8:30 P.M $450 00 CALL 9-522 DURING WORKING LANA TURNER, JOHN GAVIN -- A REMAKE OF THE 1934 HOURS OR MAY BE SEEN AT REEF 217 AFTER FILM BASED ON FANNIE HURST'S NOVEL ABOUT THE 5:00 P M LIGHT-SKINNED DAUGHTER OF A NEGRO WOMAN WHO IS ASHAMED OF HER COLORED BLOOD AND TRIES TO PASS AMPEX TAPE RECORDER MODEL 960 CALL HERSELF OFF AS WHITE 2218 SHORT SUBJECT: "BONGO-PUNCH" LOST MAD CLUB -- "GIDGET GOES HAWAIIAN" SHOWTIME 7:30 P M ~BOY'S ZORRO WATCH FINDER PLEASE JAMES DARREN, MICHAEL CALLAN, DEBORAH WALLEY-­ CALL 631 DARREN SINGS AND CALLAN DANCES •• GIDGET GOES HAWAI IAN •• AND FALLS OFF THE DEEP END FOR TWO FOUR KEYS WITH I CAN OPENER AND GROOVY GUYS. COME ALONG WITH THE GO-GO SET A BROKEN NAIL CLIP ATTACHED LOST WEDNESDAY FINDER RETURN TO HOURGLASS------,------l OFFICE ADULT CUB SCOUT MEETING ROI NAMUR MOVIES WOULD THE PARTY WHO FOUND THE ON THURSDAY AT 6:45 P M THERE WILL THURSDAY 24 MAY 1962 8 P.M. ACCRO WRIST WATCH IN THE SHOWER ROOM BE A MEETING OF THE ADULT CUB SCOUT "TROUBLE IN THE SKY" MICHAEL CRAIG, ON THIRD DECK OVER MACY'S PLEASE COMMITTEE AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES PETER CUSING--STORY OF AN INVESTIGATIO CALL JACK AT 2294 OFFICE THAT IS MADE FOLLOWING THE AIRLINE CRASH OF A JET TRANSPORT PLANE, IN WANTED TO BUY WHICH THE PILOT WAS KILLED AND POST­ A MAN'S BICYCLE IN GOOD CONDITION KWAJ ROD AND GUN CLUB HUMOUSLY CHARGED WITH NEGLIGENCE CALL BETTY HAMILTON 2281 THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING THE DEAD FLYER'S DAUGHTER NEVER GIVES UP TILL SHE GETS HER FATHER'S NAME ONE MAN'S BICYCLE NEEDED DESPERATEL FOR THE ROD AND GUN CLUB ON THURSDAY CLEARED. PHONE 2441 MAY 24TH AT 7:00 P M THEPURPOSE OF THE SPECIAL MEETING SHORT SUBJECT: "TCJI.1CAT COMBAT" ONE BABY BASSINETTE IN FAIRLY IS TO DISCUSS THE PARTICIPATION IN FRIDAY 25 MAY 1962 8 P.M GOOD CONDITION CALL 2493 THE NAVY RELIEF CARNIVAL THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING WILL "BELLE SOMMERS" DAV I D JANSSEN, POLLY BERGEN--A FORMER TOP RECORDING WANTED TO GIVE AWAY $1750 STILL BE HELD ON THE FIRST THURSDAY STAR IS UNABLE TO MAKE A COMEBACK FOUR LUCKY PEOPLE WILL HAVE THE OF JUNE BECAUSE OF HER EARLIER ASSOCIATION OPPORTUNITY TO WIN LARGE CASH PRIZES WITH THE RACKETS. A BROADWAY PRESS AT THE NAVY CARNIVAL RAFFLE TICKETS AGENT HELPS HER MAKE THE COMEBACK AND, ARE AVAILABLE NOW' DONATION $1 00 WESTERN PARTY IN THE PROCESS, EXPO~ES THE STRONG GRAND PRIZE $1000 KWAJALEIN WILL SHAKE IN ITS BOOTS ARM RECORD PROMOTION RACKET CONTROLLED BY THE UNDERWORLD AND SMASHES THE GENERAL NOTICES ON MAY 26TH AT THE YOKWE YUK SALOON. HOODS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SINGER'S CHILDREN'S COMMUNICANT CLASSES AT 'FACT - THINGS MAY NEVER BE THE SAME' DOWNGRADE. 3: 15 P M FRIDAY IN CHAPLAIN OUR WESTERN BARBEQUE WITH HONEST SHORT SUBJECT: "HIP SHOOTERS" DAUGHTRY'S OFFICE INJUN KEG BEER WILL BRING REAL JOY TO THOSE LUCKY ENOUGH TO BUY TICKETS CHAPLAIN DAUGHTRY WILL TEACH THE ON SALE - RIGHT UP ,0 THE 26TH PHOTO EXHIBITION ADULTS NEW TESTAMENT CLASSES TO BE AT THE SALOON OFFICE. THERE WILL BE A PRCGRAM HELD IN THE HELD IN ROOM 2 OF THE GEORGE SEITZ BRIEFING ROOM AT THE AIR TERMINAL ON SCHOOL, 7:30 P M ON FRIDAY OVERNIGHT CAMPING TRIPS FRIDAY EVENING MAY 25TH AT 8:00 P.M. THE PROGRAM WILL CONSIST OF THE PROTESTANT WORSHIP SERVICES WILL ALL CHILDREN 9 OR OLDER WHO ARE SHOWING OF "ADVENTURES IN OUTDOOR BE CONDUCTED ON ROI-NAMUR ON THURS­ INTERESTED IN OVER NIGHT CAMPING CCLOR SLIDES" BY MR. ROBERT BUCHANAN DAY EVENING AT 7:00 P M TRIPS TO OTHER ISLANDS ARE URGED TO CALL CHAPLAIN DAUGHTRY AT 505 WHO IS AN EASTMAN TECHNICAL REPRESEN­ TATIVE THOSE WISHING TO CONTACT THE AVON ON SATURDAY EVENING MAY 26TH AT REPRESENTATIVE, CALL 2293 8:00 P.M. IN THE AIR TERMINAL BRIEFING ROOM MR. BUCHANAN WILL SHOW "ADVENTURE IN INDOOR COLOR SLIDESo" ON BOTH OF THESE EVENINGS THERE WILL BE A QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION ON THAT NIGHT~ SUBJECT. NAVY RELIEF CARNIVAL

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