HIGH TI LOW TIDE 9-24-64 9-24-64- 5.7 AT 0528 0.4 AT 1131 5.8 AT 1146 LASS 0.4 AT 2356 VOL NG 1812 NEW NIKE-X RADAR--AT RIGHT IS AN AE IAL VIEW Or THE rlRST rULl SCALE VER­ SI&N .r THE NIKE-X MISSILE DtrENSt SY TEM~MULTJ-rUNCTI.N ARRAY RADAR (MAR) NOW UNDERGOING TESTING AT WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANG£, N.M. THE MAR REPLACES THREE CONVENTIONAL RADARS AND HAS rEV MOVING PARTS. THE RADAR'S RECEIVER IS HOU8ED IN THE M DOME AND ITS TRANSMITTER IN THE SMAllE ONE eN THE RIGHT. RADAR SIGNALS AR£ TRANSMITTED AND RECEIVED BY ELECTRONIC ELEMENTS lOCATED IN APERTURES IN THE DOMES. MeST Or THE RADAR'S ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT IS HOUSED IN A TWO-STORY BUilDING UNDER THE CONCRETE AND STEEL DOMES. A SMALL RADAR ATOP THE LARGE DOME IS USED r8R CHECKOUT PURPOSES. TH rENCE SURROUNDING MAR DECREASES INTER­ rERENCE rROM RADAR BEAMS RErLECTED rRO THE GROUND. THE DARK rRANEWORK IS M8 ABLE SCArrOlDING. A SECOND APERTURE, VISIBLE INSIDE THE DeME, AND THE TRANS MITTER DOME ON THE lErT ARE NOT IN USE THE SECOND MAR WilL BE BUilT AT Kw AlEIN (U.S. ARMY PHOTO)

CQt.tt11 TTE[ ANNOUNCES ---­ STRIKE IN SAIGON( ---SCOUT FUND DRIVE TASS SAYS U.S. H.W. COSGReVE ANNIUNCEO TODAY THAT A THREE CI TY STANDS ST I l -HeUR Bey SCOUT FUND DRIVE WILL BE C SANK SHIPS SAIGON (UPI)--THE GENERAL STRIKE mAT UCTED G~ WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30 TO RAISE IN TONKIN GULF PARALYZED SAIGON YESTERDAY CONTINUED IN NEY FeR THE ALOHA COUNCIL WHICH SUP- M81cew (U~I)--THE SOVIET PREIS TODA A LIMITED rORM TODAY, AND GOVERNMENT PORTS KWAJALEIN. A GOAL or ,2,500 WAS _T REPEATED ITS REPORT THAT AMERICAN WAR orrlCIALS MET WITH LABOR lEADERS TO YESTERDAY BY MEMBERS or THE SPECIAL rUNO SHIPI SANK THREE VESSELS IN THE LATEfi WORK OUT A SETTLEMENT. ISING CeMMITTEE APPOINTED BY J.L. Os- TeNKIN GULr INCIDENT, AND AGAIN WARMD A WORKERS' DELEGATION CONreRRED LATE RNE, Boy SCOUT NEIGHB.RHIOO CoMMISSION­ THE UNITED STATES ABOUT KEEPING NAVY IN THE MORNING WITH HARVARO-EDUCATED ER. THE CeNMITTEE AGREED THAT THE DRIVE PATROLS IN THE AREA. rlRST DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER NGUYEN XU," lD BE A ONE-DAY ErrORT AND THAT NO THE GOVERNMENT NEWSPAPER IZVESTIA OANH. OANH WAS SUPPOSED TO WORK OUT LEDGES WOULD BE SOLICITED. PUBLISHED THE orrlCIAl TASS NEWS AGE CRETE DETAilS Or THE GOVERNMENT'S VE~ THE FUND DRIVE COMMITTEE IS COMPRISED CY REPeRT THAT TWO U.S. DESTROYERS AL PROMISES ON MONDAY Te MEET THE weM r H.W. C.SGROVE, CHAIRMAN; ED BERENS, SENT THREE UNIDENTirlED SHIPS TO THE ERS' DEMANDS. BERT GIBBS, GENE HAMILTON AND STAN MeR- aOTTOM or THE VIETNAMESE COAST rOUR MOST INDUSTRIES, SAIGON'S BUS SERVI~,KETTER, STEERING COMMITTEE; GIL BATEN, DAYS AGO. AND THE HeRDE or THREE-WHEEL JITNEYS LT. DAVE HIUGHTIN, STAN WELllNGTIN AND "THE ONLY THING CLEAR II THE 'ACT WHICH MAKE UP THE BACKSONE er THE CAP· OM WILEY, AREA CoMMANDERS; AND GEORGE THAT DESPITE THE UNIVERSAL DEMAND TO ITAL'S TRANSPORT SERVICE WERE ALL OUT HElHORSE, PUBLICITY. STOP THE DANGEROUI GAME IN THE TeNKIN ON STRIKE THIS MORNING. THESE MEN HOPE TO riND VOLUNTEERS IN- GUlr, THE UNITED STATES IS READY TO ESSENTIAL SERVICES SUCH AS ELECTRI- tREITED IN SCOUTING T. CONTACT PEOPLE lEND HE~ WARSHIPS TO PATROL THE DEMO­ CITY AND COMMUNICATIONS WERE 'PERATING 0 WANT TO SUPPORT THE ALOHA CeUNCll. CRATIC (COMMUNIIT "RTH) VIIT NAM ArTER AN ElEVEN.HeUR SHUTDeWN DURING NY SIZE OONAT/IN WILL BE APPRECIATED. ceAST," THE orrlelAl REPeRT lAID. WHICH THE UNIONS SHOWED THEIR STRENGTH HeN.LUlU Boy SCOUT err/CIALS HAVE LAV­ TASS, QUERIED BY UPI, HAl lAID THE TO THE CITY YESTERDAY. ISHLY PRAISED THE SUPPORT KWAJALEIN PEO­ REPORT CAME rROM THE rOREIGN MINISTRY A UNION SPOKESMAN SAID ALL WATER AND LE HAVE GIVEN IN THE PAST, AND HAVE AS­ THE reREIGN MINISTRY ISSUED NO PUBLIC ELECTRICITY WORKERS WERE BACK ON THE UREO THE CoMMITTEE THAT EVERY DeLlAR STATEMENTS eN THE MATTER. JOB AND A "liMITED STArr" WAS KEEPING ILL BE SPENT IN A MANNER THAT WILL BEST U.S. ACCOUNTS SAID THE AMERICANS rOREIGN TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPEN. RTHER THE AIMS .r SCOUTING EVERYWHERE. EO AT reUR .- TASI SAID riVE -- UN- DOCK WORKERS RtrusED TO UNLeAD ce ,. 10ENTlriED VEISElI AND REPeRTED NO CIAL CARGOES THIS MeRNING, BUT THEY DAMAGE T. ANY SH'P. WERE TAKING MILITARY SUPPLIES err SEV JOHNSON fROMISES SHIPS WHOSE NAMES WERE GIVEN THEM BY TO CUT EXCISE TAX THE AMERICAN LABeR ATTACHE HERE. ATLANTIC CITY (UPI)--PRESIDENT JeHNSON STOPH TO SUCCEED (CONTINUED ON PAGE rOUR) AID TeDAY HIS ADMINISTRATION IS PLANNING OTTO GROTEWOHL o CUT CONSUMER EXCISE TAXES NEXT YEARAS BERLIN {UPI).-[AIT GERMAN PREMIER SPEC IAL BANK HOURS HE rlRST STEP IN A SIX-POINT PROGRAM Te OTTO GROTEWOHL, WH_ DIED YE8TERDAY, THE KWAJALEIN BRANCH or THE BANK RESERVE RECORD-HIGH PROSPERITY. EXPECTED TO BE lueCEEDED BY ANOTHER or HAWAI I Will BE OPEN TeMoRRow, 24 EXCISE TAXES, rlRST IMPOSED IN WARTIME reRMER GERMAN ARMY CORPeRAL. SEPT., rROM 9AM TO I PM AND nCOM 4 ,.. e DETER BUYING or se-CALLED lUXURY GOOD~ THE rORMER CORPORAL IS WilLI ST.PH, 6PM. THESE SPECIAL HOURS ARE reR ONE RE NOW COLLECTED ON LUGGAGE, COSMETICS, NOW A rUll GENERAL. HE IS A MYSTERY DAY ONLY. .rUME, JEWELRY AND OTHER ITEMS. MAN WHOSE PA8T IS CLOUDED IN SECRECY. JOHNSON OUTLINED HIS PRopelAl TO HEAD STOPH HAb THE TITLE or FIRST DEPUTY SUPPORT THE LOCAL Bey SCOUT rUND rr RECESSIONS AND SPREAD THE BENErlTS PREMIER AND ACtED reR GR8TEWOHL, WHOSE DRIVE, WEDNESDAY, SEPT 30. r PROSPERITY IN A SPEECH PREPARED reR BAD HEALTH KEPT HIM rROM CARRYING OUT OFFICIAL BULLETIN HE CONVENTION or THE UNITED STEELWORKERS HIS DUTIES rOR YEARI. DUTY OFrlCER rOR ~AJALEIN TEST SITE ION. I GROTEWOHL, 10, DIED YESTERDAY or A DATE: NAME: HOME PHONE: THE NATION'S THIRD-LARGEST UNION IS E STROKE. HE HAD BEEN surrERING rROM LU 23SEPT64 ~COL. R.W. ZINN 764 ECTED TO ENDORSE JeHNSON rOR ELECTION T KEMIA AND lErT HII HOME ONLY ON IMPO 24SIPT64 CWO J.D. KEELING 644 rOUR-YEAR TERM IN NeVEMBER OURING ITS TANT CEREMONIAL oeCAIIONI. 255EPT64 LT. COL. W.W. CRUM 503 EETING IN THE CITY WHERE HE RECEIVED THE HIS BODY WILL LIE IN STATE rROM II 2bsEPT64* LT. COL. W.J. SMALL 585 EMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL NONINATION ON A~ TODAY IN THE HEAOQUARTERS or THE ·Soc 275EPT64* LT. COL. W.W. CRUM 503 1. "FIRST, WE WilL CONTINUE A rlSCAL IAllST UNITY PARTY" UNTIL THE rUNERAL 28sEPT64 CAPTAIN A.A. CHANEY 2333 OLICY WHICH EXPANDS PURCHASING POWER TO TOMORROW. 295EPT64 1ST LT. K.r. HAWKINS 760 EET OUR peWEA TO PRODUCE," THE PRESIDENT THE SOCIALIST UNITY PARTY, ACTUALLY *INDICATES HOLIDAYS AND/OR WEEKENDS AID. THE TAX CUT WAS PART OF THIS PILICY. A COMMUNIST PARTY UNDER AN ASSUMED D~TY OrFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SIT "IN THE rUTURE WE WilL NOT PERMIT rEO- NAME, WAS rORMED IN 1946 IN EAST GER­ COMMANDING OrrlCER's REPRESENTATIVE RAL REVENUE TO 8ECOME A DRAG eN eUR EC~ MANY ON RUSSIAN O.OERS. THE SMALL CeM DURING eTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS. Y. NEXT WE ARE PLANNING T8 CUT EX- MUNIST PARTY SWALLOWED UP " - - PAGE 2 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 1964

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE COMMANDING OFFICER, KWAJALEIN TEST SrtE GLADYS MOVING IN KOREA SENDS AID MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT OA-OI0021- CAPE HATTERAS (UPI)--HuRRICANE TO SOUTH VIET NAM AMC-90004 (Y) (NI23-67156) 35133A PMR GLADYS MOVED ITS IOO-MILE-AN-HOUR WINDS SAIGON, (UPI)--A 140-MEMBER MILITARY WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. CLOSER TO THE U S MAINLAND TODAY AND ASSISTANCE GROUP fROM SOUTH KOREA AR­ THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY SENT HEAVY SEAS AGAINST A I,OOO-MILE RIVED IN SAIGON TUESDAY TO ASSIST THE MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE fOR STRETCH OF THE EASTERN SEAB8ARD REPUBLIC Of VIET NAM IN ITS STRUGGLE NOTICES 15 4PM DAY BEFeRE PUBLICATION WHEATHER OFfiCIALS ORDERED A HURRI­ AGAINST COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS. AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS lOAM CANE WATCH FReM HERE TO THE NEW JERSEY "WE ARE HERE T& REPAY A DEBT," SAID DAY Of PUBLICATION COAST AND WARNED THAT TIDES WOULD BE LT. COL. HY8UNG Soo LEE, WHO RECALLED THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO THREE TO fOUR FEET ABeVE NORMAL AS FAR THAT 16 fREE WORLD NATIONS CAME TO THE EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION NORTH AS NEW YORK CITY AID OF HIS COUNTRY WHEN IT FACED COM­ "INCREASING TIDSS AND WINDS WILL MUNIST AGGRESSION A DECADE AGO. EDITOR: NEIL PHELPS-MuNSON CAUSE DAMAGING BEACH EROSION AND CON­ Cel LEE IS THE COMMANDER OF THE STAfF WRITER: BURL f. WHITE SIDERABLE FLOODING Of THE LOW-LYING '30-MAN MOBilE SURGICAL HeSPITAL OF THE COASTAL AREAS," SAID A LATE ADVISORY 8~ SOUTH KOREAN ARMY WHICH WILL SPEND ONE VENEZUELAN TERRORISTS THE SEASON'S SEVENTH TROPICAL STORM YEAR IN VIET NAM TREATING VICTIMS Of MOVE AGAINST DE GAULLE GALE WARNINGS WERE EXPECTED NORTH­ ITS "DIRTY lITTLE WAR." CARACAS (UPI)--UNDERGROUND TERROR­ WARD TO INCLUDE THE CHESEPEAKE AND ARRIVING WITH THE HOSPITAL STA~ ISTS WENT INTO ACTION TODAY AS VISIT­ DELAWARE BAY AREA AND ON UP T8 PROV­ WERE 10 KOREAN ARMY INSTRUCTORS IN THE ING FRENCH PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE INCETOWN, MASS AND AS FAR seUTH AS DEADLY ART Of TAE KweN Do, UNDER THE PREPARED TO lEAVE fOR COLOMBIA. WI LM I NGTON COMMAND GF 36-YEAR-OLD BATTLE VETERAN A BRIDGE OVER A HIGHWAY LEADING MAJ. JOON KI PAIK. SOUTHEAST OUT OF CARACAS WAS DYNAMITED DETERMINED SMOKE EATERS MAJ. PAIK'S TEAM Will INSTRUCT VIET­ AND THREE POLICEMEN IN A PATROL CAR SCORE SMALL VICTORY NAMESE MILITARY PERseNNEl IN THE CEN­ WERE SERIOUSLY INJURED. THREE GUNMEN SANTA ROSA, CALIF. (UPI)--fIRE­ TURIES eLD ART or KilLING WITH BARE LAST NIGHT FORCED THEIR WAY INTO THE fIGHTERS sceRED ONE VICTORY EARLY TODAl HANDS. IT WAS fiRST OEVElOPED IN OKI­ PROJECTION BOOTH OF A MOVIE THEATER A IN THEIR WIDESPREAD BATTLE AGAINST A NAWA WHERE IT WAS CALLED KARATE, MEAN­ MILE fROM WHERE DE GAUllE SPENT THE SERIES Of RAGING BRUSH AND FOREST FIRE! ING "EMPTY HAND- IN JAPANESE. KARATE NIGHT, AND FORCED THE PROJECTIONIST TO WHICH ARE THREATENING SEVERAL COMMU­ WAS REFINED BY THE KOREANS, WHO STUDY SHOW SLIDES OF THE PRe-CASTRO ARMED ITIES IN THE TINDER-DRY WINE COUNTRY IT WITH RELIGIOUS ZEAL. FORCES FOR NATIONAL LIBERATION (FALN). OF NORTHERN CALtfORNIA. THE KeREAN ASSISTANCE Gft.UP ARRIVED DE GAULLE WAS AT A STATE BANQUET AT IT WAS A SMALL VICTORY, IN CIMPARI- HERE ABOARD THE KeR£AN NAVY' VESSEL PUK THE FOREIGN MINISTRY AT THE TIME. SON TO THE OVERALL PICTURE, BUT A SAT- HAN fReM PUSAN. POLICE ROUNDED UP 64 SIDEWALK VEND- ISfYING ONE. COL. lEE SAID HIS HGSprTAl UNIT IN­ ORS PEDDLING THEIR WARES ACROSS THE THE MOST SERIOUS BLAZE, WHICH fORCEt CLUDED 17 SURGEOaSS, 10 REGULAR DOCTORS STREET fROM THE NATIONAL CONGRESS THE PARTIAL EVACUATION Of CALISTOGA TWO DENTISTS, SIX NURSES AND A COMPLI­ BUilDiNG WHERE DE GAULLE SPOKE lAST EARLY YESTERDAY, SWEPT INTO THE OUT- MENT OF 96 ENLISTED MEN TRAINED TO RUN NIGHT ANOTHER 100 SUSPECTS WERE SKIRTS Of THIS CITY Of 60,000 LATE LASl VARI.US HOSPITAL SERVICES. ROUNDED UP IN THE SAME AREA. NIGHT ON WINDS Of 25 MILES PER HOUR. UNLIKE AMERICAN MilITARY ADVISERS, A FLURRY Of ROBBERIES NETTING A Te- DIRECTLY IN ITS PATH WAS THE SONOMA THE KOREAN INSTRUCT@AS WILL NOT ACCOM­ TAL $15,000 ALSO WERE REPORTED. COUNTY HOSPITAL, WITH 250 PATIENTS, ANt PANY VIETNAMESE TR.eps IN COMBAT, BUT DE GAULLE, APPARENTLY UNAWARE Of THE A HALL HOUSING 61 STUDENT NURSES. WILL BE RESTRICTED TO TEACHING IN THE TERRORIST OUTBREAK, PREPARED TO FLY TO THE NATIONAL GUARD ACTIVATED A MED- MiliTARY ACADEMIES. BOGOTA FOR THE SECOND LEG Of HIS 10- ICAl UNIT AT THE ARMORY IN SANTA ROSA THE SOUTH KOREAN MILITARY PERSONNEL NATION, 26-DAY TOUR Of SOUTH AMERICA. AND RUSHED TRUCKS TO THE AREA fOR AN WERE DISPATCHED TO SOUTH VIET NAN IN REPORTS fRElM BOGOTA SAID 50 PERseNS I EVACUATION, If NECESSARY, BUT A SMALL RESPONSE TO JOINT APPEALS rROM THE HAD BEEN TAKEN INTO CUSTODY THERE AS GROUP Of PROfESSIONAL FIREfIGHTERS AND UNITED STATES AND THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE A "PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE" IN ADVANCE VOLUNTEERS WAS DETERMINED TO SAVE THE GOVERNMENT THAT "MeRE flAGS" BE flOWN OF DE GAULLE'S ARRIVAL. THE ARRESTS HOSPITAL. IN SOUTH VIET NAM. WERE TYPICAL Of THE MASSIVE SECURITY THE TRUCKS WERE LINED UP TO PR8- PREPARATIONS BEING TAKEN IN SOUTH AME~ VIDE liGHT, AND THE MEN BATTLED THE MCNAMARA CAMPAIGN~ IN TEXA~ ICA CAPITALS fOR DE GAULLE flAMES ON THREE SIDES Of THE HOSPITAL TOUTS u.s. MILITARY MIGHT GROUNDS WITH HOSES, BULLDOZERS, SHOVEl~ DALLAS (UPI)--DEFENSE SECRETARY SOVIET BOMBERS CAUGHT SNOOPING AND ANY PIECE Of EQUIPMENT THAT WOULD ReBERT S. MANAMARA SAID TODAY THAT U.S. NEAR NATO EXERCISE IN ATLANTIC EXT I NGU I SH A FLAME. MIL I TARY STRENGTH ADDED UP TO THE LONDON, (UPI)--SOVIET PLANES HAVE THE PATIENTS REMAINED IN THEIR BEDS, "GREATEST AGGREGATION Of FORCE IN HUMAN BEEN DETECTED FLYING NEAR THE SCENE OF AND THE STUDENT NURSES REMAINED IN HISTORY U THE MASSIVE NATO MARITIME EXERCISE THEIR QUARTERS AS STREAMS OF WATER IN A MAJOR SPEECH PREPARED fOR THE "TEAMWORK" BEING HELD IN THE NORTH AT­ WERE PLAYED ON THE ROOFS OF THE STRUCT­ AMERICAN LEGION CeNVENTION, THE DEFENSE LANTIC, SOUTHEAST OF ICELAND, SOURCES URES. THE FLAMES SHOOTING T0 HEIGHTS CHIEF WARNED AGAINST ANY RELAXATION Of SAID TODAY OF 50 FEET ROARED ON BY MILITARY PREPAREDNESS. THE INTRUDERS, TWO SOVIET BISON "I THINK WE'VE GOT IT LICKED NOW." HE SAID THAT THE SOVIET UNION AND BOMBERS, WERE INTERCEPTED BY FIGHTERS SAID NATIONAL GUARD CAPT. JIM EDWA~DS. COMMUNIST CHINA CONTINUED TO BE DEDI­ FROM THE 76,000-TON U S. AIRCRAFT CAR­ "I THINK THE HOSPITAL WILL BE All CATED TO SAME GOAl--EXTENSION OF COM­ RIER INDEPENDENCE, AND ESCORTED FROM RIGHT." MUNIST TYRANNY OVER THE WORLD. THE AREA, ACCORDING TO THE SOURCES BUT THAT WAS THE ONLY GeeD NEWS IN THE GROWING MOSCOW-PEKING DISPUTE UNTIL THE WEEKEND WHEN NEWS LEAKED THE SANTA ROSA AREA, WHERE THE FIRE IS N07 OVER THE FINAL GOAL BUT Hew IT OUT ABOUT THE EXERCISES, NATO CHIEFS BRANCHED IN THREE DIRECTIONS. ONE IS Te BE ACHIEVED AND WHG IS TO ce~TROL HAD BEEN KEEPING IT SECRET. SKIRTED THE UPPER END OF MENDOCINO Av­ THE WORLD CeMMUNIST MOVEMENT, McNAMARA ONE HUNDRED SIXTY SHIPS WITH 30,000 ENUE AND THE OTHER TWO MOVED ACROSS SAID OfFICERS AND CREWMEN FROM SEVEN NATO AGRICULTURAL lAND TO THE NEW AND HEAV­ THE SECRETARY SAID THAT THE UNITED COUNTRIES ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE EX­ ILY POPULATED SUBURB OF RINCON VALLEY. STATES WAS IN A POSITION TO PRODUCE NEW ERCISE, WHICH AUTHORITIES SAY REPRE­ THE SHERifF'S OFfiCE SAID NEARLY BOMBERS IF THAT WERE NECESSARY AND HE SENTS THE LARGEST ARMADA OF fIGHTING 6,000 PERSONS WERE EVACUATED FROM THE SAID THIS COUNTRY WAS WELL PREPARED FOR SHIPS IN THE ATLANTIC SINCE WORLD WAR EXPANDING TRACT AREA Of NEW HOMES AND USE OF TACTICAL NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN II A SHOPPING CENTER THEY WERE TAKEN TO EUROPE IF WAR EVER DEMANDED THAT. CHURCHES AND THE NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY McNAMARA TICKED OFF FAMILIAR STATIS­ LIFE'S LITTLE TROUBLES IN SANTA ROSA. TICS WHICH SHOWED AMERICAN SUPERIORITY MONTPELIER,VT. (UPI)--SEN WINSTON THE STATE FORESTRY SERVICE SAID AN IN BOMBERS, INTERCONTINENTAL MISSILES L PROUTY, (REP VT) WATCHE[; THE TRA I N ARMY OF NEARLY 3,000 MEN, ~E~NF'RCED AND SUBMARINE-CARRIED MISSilES. HE HE HAD JUST LEfT HEAD WEST--WITH HIS BY UNITS FROM AS fAR SOUTH AS fRESNO, THEN ASSERTED THAT "NUCLEAR ATTACK ON FALSE TEETH STILL ABOARD WAS ON THE LINES IN NAPA AND SONOMA THE UNITED STATES TODAY WOULD BE AN THE SENATOR GOT OfF THE TRAIN HERE COUNTIES ALONE. ACT OF TOTAL NATIONAL SUICIDE FOR THE TO ATTEND THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM CON­ ATTACKER It VENTION AND LEFT HIS TEETH ON THE TRAIN R.C.A. DEVELOPS NEW MICROSCOPE U.S. STRATEGIC FORCES COULD DESTRey ENTER MRS. PROUTY. CAMDEN, N.J (UPI)--A MARRIAGE OF BOTH RUSSIA AND COMMUNIST CHINA "UNDER SHE JUMPED INTO THE fAMILY CAR AND TELEVISIQN AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPE HAS THE WORST IMAGINABLE CIRCUMSTANCES" OF HEADED WEST SHE CAUGHT THE TRAIN 35 PROVIDED AN INSTRUMENT CAPABLE Of MAG- WAR OUTBREAK, HE SAID THEREFORE, ALl­ MILES AWAY AND RETRIEVED THE MOLARS, NIFYING OBJECTS TWO MILLION TIMES THEIR OUT NUCLEAR WAR IS THE LEAST LIKELY THEN DROVE BACK AND HANDED THEM TO NORMAL SIZE, RADIO CORP. af AMERICA CONFLICT, HE ADDED. PROUTY IN TIME FOR HIM TO MAKE A ANNOUNCED TODAY "RESISTANCE TO TYRANTS \5 OBEDIENCE SPEECH Te THE CONVENTION SMILE! IT WON'T HURT MUCH TO GOG~" THOMAS JEFfERSON PAGE 3 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 1964

Arounc Town • • vv I TH BURL F. v~H I TE ~~~-~ ONE Of THE MOST DELICIOUS AND LEAST 1------.-----1 EXPENSIVE MEATS IS CHICKEN, PARTICULAR- MIT HEADS HERE TO VI SIT PRESS PROJECT ~:E;~~ GI VARIETY AVAILABLE ON KWAJ- PROfESSOR W.H. RADfORD AND C.R. W,E- WRAP A WHOLE, SALTED N' PEPPERED ('EO GE 'E I TZ cCHCOL BOARD SER, 0 I RECTOR AND ASS I STANT 0 I RECTOR OF fRYER INFO I L PAPER. BAKE 45 MINUTES :1 h ~ v M. J .. T. LI NCOLN LABORATORY I N LEX I NGTON, AT 4000. 0ET~ pelley CN j\dTHiJh~lIvALS MASSACHUSETTS, ARRIVED ON THE NIKE-X Do NOT CUT INTO CHICKEN UNTIL IT IS THE SCHOOL BOARD, IN CONJUNCTION WITH CHARTER fLIGHT TODAY TO REVIEW THE COOLED. THIS ALLOWS TIME FOR THE THE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION, DERIVED THE PRESS PROGRAM ON ROI NAMUR DIRECTED BY JUICES TO BE ABSORBED INTO THE MEAT. FOLLOWING PLAN FOR ASSIGNMENT Of STATUS LINCOLN LABORATORY AND SPONSORED BY If YOU FOLLOW THIS SUGGESTION, YOU TO STUDENTS WITHDRAWN fROM SCHOOL PRIOR THE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY. WILL HAVE THE MOST DELECTABLE MEAT TO THE COMPLETION Of THE FULL SCHOOL PROfESSOR RADfORD, A MEMBER Of THE fILLED WITH FLAVOR AND JUICES-.ENOUGH YEAR. DEPARTMENT Of ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AT MEAT FOR OUR TEMPTING ORIENTAL CHICKEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (KINDERGARTEN THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNO- RECIPE BELOW AND A CRISP CHICKEN/ALMOND THROUGH EIGHTH GRADE) LOGY, HAS BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH LINCOLN SALAD. I. STUDENTS Of THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LABORATORY SINCE ITS ESTABLISHMENT IN BE SURE TO USE THE SKIN; JUST CUT IT WITHDRAWN PRIOR TO 7 MAY 1965 WILL BE 1951. HIS MAJOR SCIENTifiC INTERESTS UP REALLY fiNE. ASSIGNED A "MAINTAINING GRADE" COM- ARE COMMUNICATIONS AND RADAR SYSTEMS. MENSURATE WITH THE STUDENT'S PERFORM- HE HAS SERVED ON A NUMBER Of GOVERNMENT CHICKEN CATHAY--SERVES 4 ANCE UP TO THE TIME Of WITHDRAWAL. ADVISORY COMMITTEES, INCLUDING THE 1/4 SALAD OIL 2. STUDENTS WITHDRAWN AfTER 7 MAY NATIONAL DEfENSE RESEARCH COMMITTEE FROM 1 CUP SLICED ONIONS 1965 WILL BE CERTifIED AS PROMOTED TO 1940 TO 194 3, THE UoS. ARMY SIGNAL CORP 3 cUPS SLICED CELERY/ SLICED ON ANGLE THE NEXT HIGHER GRADE OR RETAINED IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY J #2 CAN BEAN SPROUTS, UNDRAINED PRESENT GRADE, AS DICTATED BY THE STU- COUNCIL AND THE U.s. AIR FORCE SCIENfl- 1 14 oz. CAN PINEAPPLE CHUNKS, DRAIN- DENT'S PERfORMANCE TO DATE Of WITH- FIC ADVISORY BOARD. HE IS CURRENTLY EO. DRAWAL. CHAIRMAN Of THE ELECTRONICS PANEL OF 2 CHICKEN BOUILLON CUBES DISSOLVED HIGH SCHOOL THE S.A.B. AND CONSULTANT TO THE PRESI- IN 1/2 cup HOT WATER (OR CHICKEN BROTH) I. STUDENTS WITHDRAWN PRIOR TO 14 DENT'S SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE. 1-1/2 TSP. SALT MAY 19 65 WILL BE ASSIGNED A " MAINTAIN- PROFESSOR RADFORD IS A fELLOW OF THE ./4 TSP. PEPPER ING GRADE" IN EACH SUBJECT COMMENSURATE INSTITUTE Of ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS 2 TBSP. BROWN SUGAR WITH THE STUDENT'S PERFORMANCE UP TO ENGINEERS AND THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 3 TBSP. CORNSTARCH THE DATE Of WITHDRAWAL. (CONTINUED ON PAGE fOUR) 1/4 cUP SOY SAUCE 2. STUDENTS WITHDRAWN AFTER MAY 14 •••••• 2 CUPS SLIVERED CHICKEN PRIOR TO FINAL EXAMS WILL BE GIVEN MAJURO SCOUTS MAY I 6 oz. CAN CHOW MEIN NOODLES SPECIAL EXAMS AND ASSIGNED APPROPRIATE K J JAMBOREE HEAT SALAD OIL IN LARGE SAUCEPAN OR GRADES POSTED ON THEIR TRANSCRIPTS. ATTEND WA SKILLET. ADO ONIONS, CELERY, BEAN NIKE-X TOUR TICKET DEADLINE NEARS TRUST TERRITORY REPRESENTATIVE RAY SPROUTS WITH LIOUID, DRAINED PINEAPPLE" THE DEADLINE FOR GETTING YOUR TICKETS McKAY RECEIVED A RADIO MESSAGE YESTER- BOUILLON DISSOLVED IN WATER, SALT, ! TO THE TOUR Of THE NIKE-X PROJECT AREA DAY THAT THE 5.S o ROQUE HAD BEEN CALLED PEPPER, AND BROWN SUGAR. COVER AND TO BE HELD ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, AND TO MAJURO IN ORDER TO BRING TROOP 96 BRING JUST TO A 801L. MIX CORNSTARCH SUNDAY, OCTOBER II, IS JUST TWO DAYS AND THEIR SCOUT OfFICIALS TO THE KWAJ- WITH SOy SAUCE; STIR INTO VEGETABLE AWAY. ALEIN JAMBOREE 0 MIXTURE. ADD CHICKEN. COOK STIRRING THOSE WISHING TICKETS SHOULD fILL OUT PETER COLfMAN, TRUST TERRITORY 015- fOR 3-6 MINUTES (JUST UNTIL CORNSTARCH THE fORM BELOW AND SEND iT NO LATER TRICT REPRESENTATIVE, INDICATED THAT HE IS COOKED) -- Do NOT OVERCOOK! SERVE THAN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. IT MAY BE BELIEVES THl JAMBOREE WILL BE AN IM- OVER CRISP CHOW MEIN NOODLES OR HOT SENT VIA GUARD MAIL OR TO Box 38. PORTA NT MILE-STONE IN CULTURAL DEVELOP- COOKED RICE. You MAY GARNISH TOP BY TICKETS WILL BE SENT TO YOU AT YOUR MENT IN THE MARSHALL ISLANDS AND THAT ADDITIONAL CHICKEN STRIPS If YOU SO WORK LOCATION. HE WILL DO EVERYTHING HE CAN TO MAKE IT DESIRE. THIS SERVES 4 GENEROUSLY. You HAVE YOUR CHOICE Of FOUR TOUR POSSIBLE fOR THE MAJURO SCOUTS TO AT- SERVE AT ONCE. TIMES. TOURS WILL BEGIN ON BOTH AFTER- TEND...... NOONS AT I P.M. AND 4 P.M. THE TOUR THIS FRIDAY EVENING WILL KICK-OfF THE WECO CHIEFS ARRIVE ON KWAJALEIN WILL LAST NEARLY THREE HOURS. INCLUDED THREE-DAY PROGRAM. A GIANT BONfIRE FOR PLANNING CONFERENCES ON THE INTINERARY WILL BE VISITS, WILL BE LIT AT 7 P.M. TO TOUCH-OfF A ARRIVING ABOARD THE N'KE-X CHARTER BRIEfiNGS AND DISPLAYS AT EACH Of 10 CAMPfIRE PROGRAM AT THE LITTLE LEAGUE fLIGHT THIS EVENING fOR PLANNING CON- LOCATIONS IN THE N,KE-X PROJECT AREA. FIELD OPPOSITE SPECIAL SERVICES. THE fERENCES WITH J.A. THOMPSON, ASSISTANT AfTER AN ORIENTATION PROGRAM AT THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND. SUPERINTENDENT, TEST ENGINEERING, YOKWE YUK CLUB, BUSES WILL TAKE THE THE CAMPfIRE PROGRAM WILL BE PRESENT- KWAJALEIN, WERE L.C. TYACK, SUPERIN- VISITORS ON THE TOUR AND RETURN THEM EO BY THE KWAJALEIN Boy SCOUT TROOPS TO TENDENT, MILITARY ENGINEERING SERVICE, TO THE CLUB. HONOR THEIR GUESTS, THE MAJURO TROOP, WHIPPANY, N.J., R.S. RUNNION, ASSISTANT ALL UoS. CITIZENS HERE ARE ELIGIBLE THE EBEYE TROOPS AND THE MARSHALLESE SUPERINTENDENT, FIELD ENGINEERING, BTL TO MAKE THE TOUR. CHILDREN MUST BE AC- SCOUT LEADERS AND SCOUT EXECUTIVES fROM OPERATIONS, WHIPPANY, N.J., W.E. RAT- COMPANIED BY ADULTS, BUT IT IS RECOM- THE ALOHA COUNCIL. CLIFf, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT, TEST MENDED THAT YOU DO NOT BRING YOUNG M.Wo YORK AND J.L. OSBORNE, CO-CHAIR- ENGINEERING, WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE CHILDREN BECAUSE Of THE LENGTH Of THE MEN Of THE JAMBOREE COMMITTEE, REPORT AND W.A. ELROO, SECTION CHIEF, SPECIAL TOUR AND THE AMOUNT Or WALKING NEEDED. (CONTINUED AT PAGE FOUR) ENGINEERING STUDIES AND ADMINISTRATION, ~~~~--~------~~------'WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE. J.E. DANCY, TO: J.L. GREGORY BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES DEPARTMENT CHIEF, ENGINEERING AND JrO Bu I LD I NG OPERATIONS, ASCENSION PROJECT, ARR1VED VIA GUARD MAIL OR C/O Box 38 ABOARD THE MATS FLIGHT ON MONDAY, SEPT. 21, TO BEGIN PRELIMINARY PLANNING PRO­ REQUEST fOR TICKETS fOR TOUR Of N,KE-X PROJECT AREA. (REQUESTS MUST BE SUB­ CEDURES. MITTED NO LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 25, 1964.) My TOUR TIME PREFERENCE IS (PLEASE ALSO ARRIVING ABOARD THE CHARTER INDICATE ORDER Of PREFERENCE BY NUMBER): fLIGHT TONIGHT WAS B.E. GRAY, ASSISTANT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1964 SUNDAY, OCTOBER II, 1964 DIRECTOR, ENGINEERING EffECTIVENESS STUDIES, PRINCETON RESEARCH CENTER, WHO 1300--'250 ______'300-- 1550 WILL BE THE GUEST SPEAKER AT THE 6TH 1600--1ts50 ______1600--1850 ANNUAL WECO/BTL TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM TO BE HELD FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1964. NAMES OF MEMBERS OF MY FAMILY FOR WHOM TICKETS ARE REQUESTED (INCLUDE YOURSELF PLANS CALL fOR THE VISITORS TO OEPART KWAJALEIN VIA THE NIKE-X CHARTER TN1S SATURDAY. ------, ------, ------, ------, "LAWRENCE" SET fOR MI ON I GHT SHOW JNG ARE ALL OF THE ABOVE NAMED u.s. CITIZENS? BECAUSE OF THE LARGE ATTENDANCE AT NAME CQ.1PANY THE LOCAL SHOWINGS Of "LAWRENCE OF WORK·-LO-C--AT..... I..... O~N------WORK P~~N~E~------ARABIA", SPECIAL SERVICES HAS ARRANGED RES IDENCE. ______HOME PHONE, ______TO PRESENT A SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOWING S IGNATURE, ______AT THE RICHARDSON THEATER THIS SATURDAY NIGHT. THE MOVIE WILL BEGIN AT EXA~TLY 12 MIDNIGHT. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 1964

CH I EF (CONTINUED F'ROM STR IKE (CONTINUED fROM FORM VIGilANCE COMMITTEE PAGE ONE) PAGE ONE) TO EXPOSE "UlTRA-kIGHTIl HIS REWARD CAME IN 1949 WHEN THE THE PETROLEUM WORKERS' UNION ALSO NEW YORK (UPI )--A COMMITTEE OF 80 "GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC" WAS ES­ HAS BEEN ORDERED TO REFUEL ALL VESSELS NATIONAL LEADERS, INCLUDING FORMER CAB­ TABLlaMED AND HE WAS APPOINTED PREMIER. CARRYING MILITARY SUPPLIES AND AMER­ INET MEMBERS, GOVERNORS, UNION CHIEFS, REAL POWER RESTED IN THE HANDS OF ICAN AID GOODS ACCORDING TO A SPOKES­ EDUCATORS, AND SCIENTISTS, HAVE BANDED PARTY LEADER WALTER ULBRICHT. MAN FOR THE SAIGON-GIA DINH TRADE TOGETHER TO "EXPOSE AND CORRECT" THE GROTEWOHL'S DEATH THEREFORE WILL MEAN UNION FEDERATION. HE SAID AIRPORT ACTIVITIES OF 12 JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY NO CHANGE IN EAST GERMAN POLICY. WORKERS HAD ALSO BEEN ORDERED TO "FRONT" ORGANIZATIONS, IT WAS ANNOUNCED STOPH JOINED THE COMMUNIST YOUTH MOVE KEEP REFUELING AIRCRAFT, AND THE UNltN TODAY. MENT WHEN HE WAS A 14 YEAR OLD MASON'S Of AIR VIETNAM ~MPLOYEES HAD BEEN TOLD THE ORGANIZATION OF THE COUNCIL, FOR APPRENTICE IN BERLIN. LATER HE SERVED BY THE FEDERATION TO PERMIT THE NAT­ CIVIL RESPONSIBIL1TY WAS ANNOUNCED BY IN THE NAZI ARMY, RISING TO CORPORAL. IONAL AIRLINE TO MAINTAIN ITS SCHED­ ITS CHAI~MAN, DR. ARTHUR lARSON, FORMER LIT~E IS KNOWN ABOUT HIS PAST. ULES. DIRECTOR Of THE U.S. INFORMATION AGENCY. HE CAME OUT OF OBSCURITY IN 1945 AT THE SPOKESMAN SAID THE FEDERATION lARSON SAID THE COUNCIL WILL BEGIN A THE BEGINNING OF THE RUSSIAN OCCUPATION ISSUED THE ORDER AFTER AIR VIET NAMS SERIES OF DAILY RADIO PROGRAMS TO "COR­ IN BERLIN WHEN HE WAS NAMED TO HEAD THE WORKERS VOTED TO JOIN THE GENERAL RECT THE PRINCIPAL ERRORS CURRENTLY POWERFUL ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT OF THE STRIKE. PROPAGATED" BY "RADICAL REACTIONARY OR­ EAST GERMAN COMMUNIST PARTY. LABOR LEADERS MET MONDAY WITH lABOR GAN I ZA TI ONS • " How HE ROSE FROM AN UNKNOWN CORPORAL MINISTER DAM Sy HIEN.ASpOKESMAN FOR lARSON SAID THE COUNCIL WAS fORMED TO SUCH A POWERFUL POSITION AT THE AGE • THE UNION SAID THE MINISTER VERBALLY UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP Of THE PUBLIC Af­ OF 30 IS AS YET UNDETERMINED. AGREED WITH TKE "GENERAL SE~TIMENT" FAIRS INSTITUTE, A NON-PROfiT EDUCATION­ HIS FLUENT RUSSIAN INDICATES THAT HE OF THEIR DEMANDS. EXACT DETAILS WERE AL ORGANIZATION IN WASHINGTON, D.C., BE­ WAS IN RUSSIA EITHER AS A PRISONER OF TO BE WORKED OUT AT THIS MORNING'S CAUSE OF GROWING CONCERN ABOUT THE EF­ WAR OR AS A PARTY WORKER. HIS RAPID MEETING WITH F'RST DEPUTY PRIME MIN­ fECTS Of THE JOH~ BIRCH SOCiETY AND RE­ RISE TO POWER FROM OBSCURITY, SHOWS ISTER OANH. LATED "EXTREMIST" GROUPS ON "STANDARDS THAT HE SERVED THE RUSSIANS WELL IN IN OTHER CRISES AROUND THE COUNTRY, OF' PUBLIC DISCUSSION AND RESPONSIBLE WHATEVER HE DID AND WHEREVER HE WAS. IT WAS LEARNED TODAY THAT 5,000 STU­ BEHAVIOUR IN THE NATION." •••••• DENTS HAD SEIZED THE RADIO STATION IN THE COUNCIL REPORTS AN "OMINOUS" IN­ (CONTINUED FROM THE COASTAL CITY OF QUI NHON ON SUNDAY CREASE IN ULTRA-RIGHT WING RADIO AND JAMBOREE PAGE THREE) MORINING. THE STUDENTS RETURNED THE TELEVISION PROGRAMS. IT SAID THESE THAT EVERYTHING WILL BE IN READINESS, STATION TO LOCAL AUTHORITIES ON MONDAY PROGRAMS NOW NUMBER 7,000 WEEKLY AND THANKS TO FULL COOPERATION FROM EVERY­ NIGHT, AfTER A CONTINUOUS ROUND OF COST AN ESTIMATED 10 MILLION DOLLARS ONE. THEY SINGLED OUT THE GLOBAL As­ BROADC~~TS DEMANDING THAT THE GOVERN­ A YEAR. THE COUNCIL PROMISED TO COMBAT SOCIATES PERSONNEL IN THE GARDEN SHOP, MENI PURGE ITSELF OF fORMER HENCHMEN THE EFFECT OF THESE PROGRAMS. SPECIAL SERVICES, GENERAL MESS, MARINE OF THE NGO DINH DIEM REGIME. LARSON SAID THE COUNCIL'S BROAD:ASTS I AND TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENTS FOR THE VEST POCKET REVOLT OF MOUNTAIN WILL BE DEVOTED TO PRESENTING fiRST­ SPECIAL PRAISE. TRIBESMEN IN THEIR ·CAPITAL" Of CAN HAND EXPERIENCES or PERSONS THROUGHOUT THEY ALSO EMPHASIZED THAT PMZ WAS ME THOUT, MEANWHILE CAME TO A COMPLETE THE NATION WHO HAVE SUFFERED PERSONALLY LARGELY CREDITED WITH MAKING THE ENTIRE END, ACCORDIMG TO RELIABLE SOURCES AS A RESULT OF THE ALLEGED HARASSING I JAMBOREE POSSIBLE BY BUILDING CAMP WITH CONTACTS IN THE MOUNTAIN TOWN ACTIVITIES OF EXTREMISTS. HE SAte THEY HAMILTON, LOANING THEIR FERRIS WHEEL, 160 MILES NORTHEAST OF SAIGON. WOULD EXPOSE "SPYING, NOCTURNAL PHONE 'I PREPARING THE CAMPSITE AND LOANING THE THE WELL-ARMED TRIBESMEN HAD FLOCK­ CALLS, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL PRESSURES, j

PMZ CLUB TG THE SCOUTS FeR THE WEEKEND ED INTO THE SLEEPY PROVINCIAL CAPITOL STONINGS AND EVEN BOMBINGS" AS METHODS l J ...... FROM FIVE AMERICAN RUN SPECIAL FORCES USED BY THE ULTRA-RIGHTISTS. I (CONTINUED FROM CAMPS ON SUNDAY MORNING. THEY SEIZED THE "EXTREMIST" ORGANIZATIONS NAMED DIRECTORS PAGE THREE) AND THEN SURRENDERED THE LOCAL RADIO BY THE COUNCIL ARE LINKED TO THE BIRCH FeR THE ADVANCEMENT eF SCIENCE. HE IS STATION. THEY THEN BARRICADED THEM­ SOCIETY "THROUGH TOP OfFICERS OR PRIN­ A MEMBER eF SIGMA XI, TAU BETA PI AND SELVES IN A STRATEGIC HAMLET CONTROL­ CIPAL FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS," THE COUNCIL ETA KAPPA Nu. WIESER ALSO HAS BEEN LING A MAIN HIGHWAY, AND WERE fiNALLY SAID. WITH THE lABORATORY SINCE 1951, HAVING PERSUADED TO DISBAND ON MONDAY AfTER IT LISTEr THEM AS AMERICANS fOR CONST­ SERVED AS GROUP lEADER, ASSISTANT THE GOVERNMENT PROMISED TO NEGOTIATE ITUTIONAL ACTION, AMERICA'S FUTURE, THE DIVISION HEAD, DIVISION HEAD AND NOW WITH THEIR LEADERS. CHRISTIAN CRUSADE, CHRISTIAN FREEDOM ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF THE LABORATORY. THE TRIBESMEN'S DEMANDS HAVE NEVER FOUNDATION, CHURCH lEAGUE Of AMERICA, I HE IS A MEMBER OF THE INSTITUTE OF BEEN MAOE CLEAR, BUT IT APPEARED THAT CITIZENS F~REIGN AIO COMMITTEE, CONSER- I ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS, THE LEADERS WERE AFRAID THAT THEIR VATIVE SOCIETY Of AMERICA, liBERTY LOBBY! THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE AD­ fORMER CONTACTS WITH THE DIEM REGIME AND THE MANION FORUM, NATIONAL ECONIMIC VANCEMENT OF SCIENCE AND SIGMA XI. HE WOULD PUT THEM ON THE PURGE LIST DE­ COUNCIL, DAN SMOOT REPORTS, AND WE THE I IS ALSO A MEMBER OF THE U.S. AIR fORCE MANDED BY STUDENT GROUPS SUCH AS THOSE PEOPLE. PENETRATION PANEL AND A SPECIAL CON­ WHO SEIZED QUI HHON ON SUNDAY. LARSON SAID TMFSE ORGANIZATIONS SPEND I SULTANT TO THE COMMANDER OF THE AIR ..... UPWARD Of $20 MiLLION A YEAR, MOSTLY ON I FORCE SYSTEMS CoMMAND NATO MEMBER BUYS PROPAGANDA WHICH 15 "QUITE LITERALLY I .. RUSSIAN EQUIPMENT UNDERMINING AMERICAN DEMOCRACY. Moscow (UPI )--THE GREEK FIRM SPEKA TINUS ARRIVES TODAY WILL PRUCHASE RUSSIAN ROAD CONSTRUC­ BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES VICE TION EQUIPMENT WORTH MORE THAN $2.6 WALL STREET TODAY PRESIDENT FOR MILITARY DEVELOPMENT MILLION THE OFFICIAL SOVIET NEWS A­ STOCKS CLOSED NARROWLY MIXED IN MOD­ AND DESIGN ENGINEERING WILLIAM C. GENCY TASS SAID TODAY. THREE SEPARATE ERATELY ACTIVE TRADING TODAY AFTER HOLD­ TINUS ARRIVED ON KWAJALEIN TODAY eN ORDERS ARE INCLUDED. ING FIRM THROUGH MOST Of THE SESSION. THE NIKE-X CHARTER FLIGHT, INSTEAD OF CURRENT NEGOTIATIONS ON AN ORDER INDUSTRIALS HELD THE LEAD THROUGH MOST YESTERDAY AS WAS ANNOUNCED IN THE WORTH MORE THAN $2 MILLION "ARE PRO­ OF THE SESSION BUT AS THEY RECEDED RAILS HOURGLASS. CEEDING SUCCESSFULLY," TASS SAID. ADVANCED WITH THE AID Of POINT-SIZED TINUS WILL VISIT THE NIKE-X PROJECT EARLY IN SEPTEMBER, TASS SAID, SPEKA GAINS IN NEW YORK CENTRAL, PENNSYLVANIA, HERE. HE WILL ALSO VISIT PROJECT PURCHASED $500,000 WORTH OF SOVIET NORfOLK AND WESTERN, SOO LINES, CHICAGO PRESS ON Rei NA~. BULLDOZERS, AND RECENTLY CONCLUDED A AND NORTHWESTERN AND CHICAGO AND MILWAU­ THIRD ORDER FOR $124,000 WORT~ OF EX­ KEE. CAVATION EQUIPMENT. CHRYSLER AND FORD TOOK THE BIGGEST ENID McKAY SPEAKS TO TOASTMISTRESSES SPEKA WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1958 AS THE FALLS IN AN EASIER MOTORS SECTION. ARDEN DURHAM AND JeDY RAGAN WERE GREEK AGENT fOR TRADE WITH THE SOVIET STEELS WERE GENERALLY fRACTIONS LOWER. INDUCTED AS NEW MEMBERS OF THE TOAST­ UNION, TASS SAID. OTHER CLOSINGS: A.To&T. 69 i, RCA, MISTRESS CLUB LAST MONDAY AT THE CLUB'S 31 3/4, DOUGLAS AC 3o¢. ; GUEST YOKWE YUK MEETING. BOLIVIA DEPORTS PLOTTERS Dow-JONES OPENED UP 3 POINTS,CLOSED, GUEST SPEAKER ENID McKAY ENTERTAINED lA PAZ (UPI )--THE BOLIVIAN GOVERN­ WITH A GAIN or I POINT. VOLUME WAS AND ENLIGHTENED GUESTS AND CLUB MEM- MENT TODAY DEPORTED EX-PRESIDENT HER­ 5,250,000 SHARES. A TOTAL OF 571 STOCKS i BERS ON THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE MICRO NAN SILES SUAZO AND 40 OTHER POLITICAL WERE UP, WHILE 508 WERE DOWN. THERE WERE • NESIAN CULTURE. PRISONERS ACCUSED OF' PLOTTING TO KILL 80 NEW HIGHS AND 7 NEW LOWS. " JODY RAGAN WAS ELECTED TREASURER AND PRESIDENT VICTOR PAZ ESTENSSORO AND 30 INDUSTRIALS UP .89 872.47 LOIS SMITH WAS CHOSEN AS CLUB REPRE­ TOPPLE HIS GOVERNMENT. 20 RA I LS UP 1.14 217.13 I SENTATIVE. THE GROUP WAS PLACED ABOARD A MILI­ 15 UTILITIES up.08 J52.23 I A DINNER MEETING IS SCHEDULED FOR TARY PLANE AT DAWN FOR ASUNCION, PARA­ STANDARD AND POORS 500 STOCKS, .03 1 OCTOBER 5 GUAY. FIFTEEN HEAVILY ARMED POLICEMEN AHEAD. NEW MEMBERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME INTe t ACCOMPANIED THE DEPORTEES. NATIONAL HONOR IS NATIONAL PROPERTY Of I THE CLUB. USE YOUR NEW ZIP CODE NUMBER, THE HIGHEST VALUE. JAMES MONROE t 96555 PAGE 5 HOURGLASS 'WEDNESDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 1964 AWERICAN lEAGUE ROWNDUP GRIFFITH RETAINS CROWN NEW YORK (UPI}--ED RAKOW BLANKED BAL- SPORTS SECTION IN r~5 ROUND DECISION TIMORE FOR SEVEN INNINGS AND AL KALINE THE OBSERVER LONDON (UPI)--EMILE GRIFFITH OF THE SOCKED A TWO-RUN HOMER TO LEAD THE DE­ BY PAT LAN lAS U.S. RETAINED HIS WORLD WELTERWEIGHT TROIT TIGERS TO A 2-1 VICTORY OVER THE RIGGERS MEET TIGERS TONIGHT; CHAMPIONSHIP TONIGHT SEFORE 10,300 ORIOLES TODAY TO JOLT THE ORIOLES' PEN­ THEN MOUNTIES NEXT JAMMED FANS AT WEMBLEY'S INDOOR STAD­ ANT HOPES COACH ED BERENS AND HIS (1ST AND 2ND IUM, ON A REFEREE'S DECISION OVER RAKOW, WHO WON HIS EIGHTH GAME AND ROUND) PACE-SETTING WECO RIGGERS FACE BRIAN CURVIS OF WALES, THE FIRST SOUTH THIRD IN RELIEF OVER THE ORI&LES, GAVE TWO OF THEIR STERNEST LEAGUE TESTS, PAW OPPONENT OF HIS CAREER. EACH MAN UP ONLY SIX HITS AFTER REPLACING START­ STARTING TONIGHT AT 5: 15 PM ON BRANDON WEIGHED 145i LBS. ER HANK AGUIRRE WITH TWO OUT AND THE FIELD WHEN THEY CLASH WITH THE MENACING IT WAS GRIFFITHS SECOND TITLE DE­ BASES LOADED IN THE FIRST INNING. AFTER EBEYE TIGERS. THE RIGGERS WILL FACE FENSE IN LESS THAN FOUR MONTHS, FOR RETIRING THE FIRST TWO BATTERS, AGUIRRE THE SAME TYPE OPPOSITION ON FRIDAY EVE­ HE HAD OUTPOINTED EX-CHAMPION LUIS WALKED THE NEXT FQUR TO FORCE BALTI­ NING WHEN THEY BATTLE THE HARD-HITTING RODRIGUEZ AT LAS VEGAS, NrVADA IN MORE'S LONE RUN. RAKOW CAME eN AND G9T EBEYE MOUNTIES ON DALLY FIELD TO COM­ THEIR CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT O~ JUNE 12. JACKIE BRANDT TO GROUND OUT TO END THE PLETE THE SECOND ROUND OF LEAGUE PLAY. REFEREE HARRY GIBBS OF LONDON, THE THREAT. THE RIGGERS AND TIGERS WILL THEN MEET ONLY VOTING OFFICIAL AT THE RING, A­ DETROIT GOT ONLY SIX HITS OFF BALTI­ AGAIN ON SUNDAY AT 2:00 PM TO COMPLETE WARDED THE 26-YEAR-OLD GRIFFITH THE MORE RIGHT-HANDER MILT PAPPAS, BUT TWO THE FIRST ROUND. THIS GAME WAS UNDER DECISION IN HIS 10TH TITLE BOUT, AND WERE IN THE FIRST INNING AND PROVIDED PROTEST AND WILL RESUME PLAY FROM THE TAGGED CURVIS WITH HIS SECOND DEFEAT RAKOW WITH ALL THE RUNS HE NEEDED. WITH THIRD INNING, WITH,THE TIGERS HOLDING IN A CAREER OF 33 PROFESSIONAL BOUTS. ONE OUT, JERRY LUMPE, WHO HAD THREE A 3-0 ADVANTAGE. GRIFFITH FLOORED CURVIS THREE TIMES HITS SINGLED AND KALINE F0LLOWED WITH COACH BERENS AND HIS RIGGERS KNOW DURING THE GRUELING FIGHT, BUT HE WAS HIS 15TH HOMER INTO THE LEFT FIELD WHAT THEY ARE UP AGAINST WHEN THEY TAKE UNABLE TO KEEP THE PLUCKY WELSHMAN ON SEATS. ON THESE TWO ESEYE TEAMS. THE TIGERS THE CANVAS. THE DEFEAT WAS PAPPAS' SIXTH AND IT AND THE MOUNTIES HAVE BEEN RUGGED FOES CURVIS, BRITISH AND EMPIRE CHAMPION, WAS HIS FIRST LOSS IN TWO MONTHS. HE FOR ALL TEAMS IN THE MEN's FAST PITCH FOUGHT GAMELY BUT WAS CLEARLY OUTCLAS­ HAD WON 10 OF HIS LAST II DECISIONS. LEAGUE THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE SEASON. SED BY THE STRONGER, HARDER HITTING IN THE NINTH, AFTER RETIRING THE THE MOUNTIES ARE THE ONLY TEAM TO DE­ GRIFFITH. THE CHALLENGER WAS KNOCKED FIRST BATTER, RAKOW HIT LUIS APARICIO FEAT THE RIGGERS IN THIS CAMPAIGN, AND DOWN IN THE SIXTH, TENTH AND THE THIR­ AND GAVE UP A SINGLE TO JERRY ADAIR. ARE TABBED AS ONE OF THE HARDEST HITTIN( TEENTH ROUNDS. JULIO NAVARRO REPLACED RAKOW AND WALKED CLUBS IN THE LEAGUE. THE SCRAPPY TIGERp .. BOOG POWELL TO LOAD THE BASES BEFORE WHO ARE WELL KNOWN FOR THEIR SUPERB BASEBALL STANDINGS GETTING BROOKS ROBINSON AND SAM BOWENS BUNTING AND BASE STEALING GAME (AND OF AMERICAN LEAGUE W L PCT §!ll.. TO POP OUT. COURSE THEIR MORE-THAN-ONE-BASE LIBER- NEW YORK 8'9 59 ror THE LEAGUE-LEADING NEW YORK YANKEES TIES), ARE A REAL TRIPLE THREAT TEAM, --- BALTIMORE SO b2 I WERE AT CLEVELAND IN A TWI-NIGHT DOUB- AND THEIR SPEEDY TYPE OF ATTACK IS A CHICAGO S 63 §~~ 2 LE-HEADER IN OTHER NIGHT GAMES, CHICAGO REAL MENACE TO ALL THE PITCHERS AND DETROIT 7 73 517 121 WAS AT Los ANGELES, MINNESOTA AT KANSAS INNER DEFENSES IN THE LEAGUE. CLEVELAND 76 7~ 510 13- CITY AND BeSTON AT WASHINGT0N. THE TIGERS WERE IN COMMAND OF BOTH Los ANGELES 14f 77 76 507 NAT IONAl lEAGUE ROUNDUP THE RA I NED OUT AND THE I NCOMPLETE GAMES MINNESOTA 497 '5i NEW YORK (UPI)--CAL KeONCE, WITH SALT AGAINST THE RIGGERS IN THE SECOND ROUND BOSTON ~~ 23 LAKE CITY THROUGHOUr THE 1964 SEASON, AND MAY WELL BE UP AGAIN TONIGHT TO TRY WASHINGTON 59 9~ ~M 32 TOOK OVER FROM THE INJURED LEW BURDETTE AND PROVE THEIR SUPREMACY" KANSAS ClTY 54 9 360 36 AFTER ONE INNING TODAY AND PITCHED A THE RIGGERS, WHO ~AVE BEEN THE TOP NATIONAL LEAGUE W L PCT §.!?h SEVEN HIT SHUTOUT FOR THE CHICAGO CUBS CONTENDERS FOR THE FLAG ALL SEASON, PHILADELPHIA [0 bO 600 --- IN A 1-0 WIN OVER THE Los ANGELES DOD- PLAYED UP TO EXPECTA' ONS TO MAINTAIN ST. LOUIS 3 66 557 61. GERS. THEIR KEY POSITION IN BOTH ROUNDS. THE CINCINNATI 83 66 557 6l BURDETTE RETIRED THE FIRST THREE BAT- BIGGEST CONTRIBUTION TO THEIR DRIVE FOR SAN FRANCISCO 83 67 553 7 MILWAUKEE 2 TERS AND THEN LEFT THE GAME BECAUSE HE THE PENNANT, CAME FROM THE OUTSTANDING 7~ 7 517 12~ WAS STRUCK GN THE RIGHT FOREARM BY A COMBINED PITCHING OF CARTER MORGAN AND PITTSBURGH 7 72 514 13 HARD-HIT BALL FROM THE BAT OF WILLIE JACK EMRY. TOGETHER, THEY HAVE GARNER- Los ANGELES 500 15 DAVISo KOONCE CAME IN AND ALTHOUGH THE ED A TOTAL OF 14 VICTORIES AGAINST ONLY CHICAGO ~~ 450 221- DODGERS FILLED THE BASES ON TWO SINGLES ONE SETBACK. MORGAN, A HARD THROWING HOUSTON 62 89 342 38t AND A WALK IN THE NEXT FRAME, HE ESCAP- RIGHTHANDER, HAS WON EIGHT GAMES IN NEW YORK EO WITHOUT A RUN. SUCCESSION, WHILE EMRY, WHO WAS CHARGED THEREAFTER THE DODGERS COLLECTED FIVE WITH THE RIGGERS LONE DEFEAT, HAS WON ~ATHIS BREAKS HAND SINGLES AND A WALK AS KOONCE STRUCK OUT SIX GAMES MORGAN HURLED THREE SHUT- HAMILTON AFB, CALIF. (UPI)--HEAVY­ SEVEN. Two OF THE SINGLES CAME IN THE OUTS WHILE EMRY CAME THROUGH IN TWO IM- WEIGHT BUSTER MATHIS, YOUTHFUL MEMBER NINTH AND HE STRUCK OUT WALLY MOON TO PORTANT RELIEF ROLES. OF THE U.S. OLYMPIC GAMES TEAM, BR0KE END THE GAME. THE RIGGERS SOLID INFIELD DEFENSE WAS HIS RIGHT HAND WHILE WINNING A FIGHT KOONCE HAD AN 11-15 RECORD WITH SALT! ALSO INSTRUMENTAL IN THEIR PENNANT PUSH WITH JOE fRAZIER HERE LAST WEEKEND AND LAKE CITY. LEO COLLYAR, THE ST ALWART BACKSTOP, IS HAS BEEN LOST Te THE SQUAD. THE CUBS MADE ONLY FIVE HITS IN HAND­ THE KEY TO THE AIR-TIGHT INNER CORDON, MATHIS, LIGHT ON HIS FEET DESPITE ING DeN DRYSDALE HIS 15TH LOSS. THE RUN TEAMED Ut' WITH RAY BLANKENSH I P, JOHN HIS 298 POUNDS, WAS CONSIDERED A GOOD CAME WHEN JIMMY STEWARD SINGLED WITH STAVOLE, NICK IpPOLITO AND NORD DIETZ. PROSPECT FeR THE TOKYO GAMES. ONE OUT IN THE SIXTH, REACHED THIRD ON WE HAVE NOT RECEIVED ANY WORD YET, AS MATHIS WILL BE REPLACED IN THE CHAMP­ ANDRE RODGERS' SINGLE AND sceRED WHEN TO WHETHER BLANKENSHIP, THE RIGGERS IONSHIP BERTH BY fRAZIER BILLY WILLIAMS FORCED R&DGERS. COLORFUL THIRD SACKER WILL PLAY TONiGHT IT WAS THE 11TH SHUTOUT FOR THE CUB'S OR NOT, DUE TO AN INJURY RECEIVED IN DAVIS COACHES CONFIDENT MOUND STAFF. THEIR LAST GAME DESPITE A GAP IN THE CLEVELAND (UPI)--U.S. DAVIS CuP TEAM ALL OTHER NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES WERE RIGGERS OUTFIELD, PAUL WILLIAMS AND COACHES EXPRESSED CONFIDENCE TODAY THAT AT NIGHT. ST. LOUIS WAS AT NEW YORK, RULIN BAGLEY HAVE MANAGED TO BULWARK THEIR PLAYERS WILL BE "READY" WHEN THEY CINCINNATI AT PHILADELPHIA, MILWAUKEE THE OUTER GARDEN DEFENSES. FACE AUSTRALIA IN THE CHALLENGE ROUND AT PITTSBURGH AND SAN FRANCISCO AT HQU- WILLIAMS, WHO WAS HIT WITH A MAJOR IN­ LATER THIS WEEK IN THE CONTEST FOR THE STONe JURY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON, CE')VETED TROPHY. CAME BACK WITH A STRONG FINISH IN THE THE UNITED STATES IS THE DEFENDING BOWLING BITS SECOND HALF GAMES, LEADING THE ATTACK CHAMPION. OPEN BOWLING IS AVAILABLE EVERY DAY WHEN THEY HAD LOST SOME OF THEIR KEY THEY ALSO SAID THE AUSTRALIANS MIGHT FROM 9:30AM TO 5:30PM EXCEPT WEDNESDAY PLAYERS. WILLIAMS, BLANKENSHIP, DIETZ HAVE DIFFICULTY WITH THE HARD SURFACE WHEN THE KWAJALEIN WOMEN'S LEAGUE BeWLS AND COLLYAR HAVE BEEN A MOST FEARSOME THEY WILL PLAY ON AT THE HAROLD T. CL~ FROM 9:30 TO 11:30. FOURSOME IN THE RIGGERS POTENT ATTACK. COURTS HERE HARRY HOPMAN, NON-PLAYING OTHER LEAGUE EVENTS ARE: STOUT PITCHING IS ALSO EXPECTED TO CAPTAIN OF THE AUSSIE TEAM, SAID, HOW- NIKE-X MEN's HANDICAP ON WEDNESDAYS COME FROM THE TIGERS' BROWN BA I K I AND EVER, "WE HAVE NO PROBLEMS AT ALL " AT 6PM AND KWAJALEIN MEN'S HANDICAP ON THE MOUNTIES' MAIKEL ANDRIKE. BAIKI, U.S. TEAM CAPTAIN VIC SEX lAS SAID THURSDAY AT 7PM. GEORGE LATHROP SOME­ WITH THE GOOD BREAKING FAST BALL, LEADS DENNIS RALSTON, ONE OF THE KEY MEMBERS TIME BOWLING ALLEY MANAGER, REPORTS THE LEAGUE IN STRIKEOUTS WITH 65. BAIKI OF THE AMERICAN TEAM, WILL BE "READY" T HAT CL IFF ISM I T HIS S TIL L AT THE TOP 0 F HAS WON EIGHT AND LOST FIVE, WHILE AN- WHEN THE OPENING SINGLES MATCHES ARE THE HEAP DRIKE HAS NINE WINS AND FIVE LOSSES. PLAYED ON FRIDAY. THERE WAS SOME LOCAL GEORGE ALSO TELLS US THAT OVERDUE MAROK LALIMO, HILARY HOSIA AND BAIKI CRITICISM RALSTON DID NOT LOOK TOO LOCKERS IN THE BOWLING ALLEY MUST BE ARE THE TIGERS BUNTING SENSATIONS, AND SHARP IN TRAINING AND HAS BEEN SCOLDING PA 10 FOR BY OCT. I OR THEy'LL BE RE­ THEIR SOFT-STICKING WILL BE AIDED BY HIMSELF. RENTED. HE'D DO IT, TOO. THE HEAVY ARTILLERY OF ANOKAR BORO, Mls- AO LOKEJAK. KIBOI. TOKA. AND RELIE LEMO~ JUST IN ••• AMN LG ••• YANKS 5 - INDIANS 3· PAGE 6 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 1964

LOST , NOTICES --rAKEN fROM ROXY TUESDAY 22 SEPT. 26" BOY'S REO HER­ HELP WANTED CULES ENGLISH RACING BIKE. ~~'f/Ovifl6 ~~~~~~~ CLERK-TYPISTS FULL-TIME, GEARS, SPEEDOMETER, NO FEN­ RICHARDSON WRITTfN ON THE WINO ALSO IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR * DERS OR CHAINGUARD. OLD ROCK HUDSON, LAUREN BACALL FULL-TIME SECRETARY. ApPLY FT. LEAVENWORTH STICKER. RANCHER'S SON WHO IS BUSINESS ADVISER Of NEVER-DO-WELL -GLOBAL ASSOCIATES INDUSTRIAL , t PLEASE RETURN TO QTRS. 105-B OIL HEIR, HAS AN UNEXPRESSED LOVE fOR THE LATTER S NEW RELATIONS OFFICE, IN THE TER­ OR PHONE5S5. WIFE. OIL HEIR'S JEALOUS SISTER CREATES TROUBLE AND MINAL BUILDING ANNEX. INVOLVES RANCHER'S SON IN AN ACCIDENTAL KILLING, BUT FOUND LATER CLEARS HIM. REGISTERED NURSE, FULL-TIME. ONE MAN'S GOLD WEDDING SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 PM INQUIRE AT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES BAND, FOUND ON EMON BEACH YOK~~E YUK MADAM INDUSTRIAL RELAT IONS OFFICE SUNDAY. CLAIM AT THE HOUR­ SOPHIA LOREN, ROBERT HOSSEIN ~TERMINAL BUILDING ANNEX. GLASS. IN THE PARIS OF 1792 A CORPORAL IN NAPOLEONS ARMY MARRIES A LAUNDRESS AND EVENTUALLY BECOMES A DUKE, AND CLERK-STENO--IMMEDIATE PER­ SUM OF MONEY fOUND ON FARVORITE OF THE EM~~~, WHO OFFERS TO MAKE HIM KING MANENT POSITION WITH KENTRON POINSETTIA ST. BETWEEN 4TH OF WESTPHALIA IF HE WILL DIVORCE HIS LOWER-CLASS WIFE. HAWAI I. INQUIRE AT KTS RANGE AND PLAYGROUND. CLAIM BY A-ENTERTAING IN SPOTS. Y-C-NO. OPERATION BUIDLING BY CALLING SPECIFYING AMOUNT. PHONE .596 OR 2135. 2468. SHOWTIME 7=30 AND 12:15 AM OCEAN V I Evv BACHELOR OF HEARTS* PART-TIME WAITERS FOR THE BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUP HARDY KRUGER, SYLVIA SVMS YOKWE YUK CLUB NEEDED. CALL WEDNESDAY IS BARGAIN BAZA­ IN HIS FIRST TERM AT CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY, WOLF HAUSER THE CLUB AT 409. AR PICK-UP DAY. CALL CREOLA A GERMAN EXCHANGE STUDENT, IS OFFERED UP AS A HUMAN TROJAN 2396 OR MARGE MOORE SACRIFICE DURING THE POppy DAY RAG. AN UNSUSPECTING SIGN PAINTER PART-TIME. 2264 FOR ASSISTANCE AND VICTIM OF THE EXCLUSIVE UNDERGRADUATE 0000 CLUB (UNDER 'ApPLY GLOBAL ASSOICATES IN­ FURTHER INFORMATION. THEIR RULES THEY MUST PERfORM ONE IMPROBABLE TASK A DUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE, TERM), HE IS DRENCHED WITH PARAFFIN, SET ALIGHT AND ~ IN THE TERMINAL ELILDING BIGEJ TRIP HURLED INTO THE RIVER CAM. AFTER THIS SPECTACULAR ANNEX. MR. WALLY LAKE ANNOUNCES INITIATION INTO UNIVERSITY LIFE, WOLF BECOMES AN ACCEP­ THAT A BIGEJ TRIP HAS BEEN TED MEMBER OF THE DODO'S CIRCLE. FOR SALE SCHEDULED FOR THE TEEN CLUB ONE BOY'S 2611 BIKE AND ONE THIS SUNDAY, SEPT. 27, WITH SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:30 PM GIRL'S 26" BIKE. $10 EACH. DEPARTURE TIME AT I PM. ROXY PYRO TRAILER 507. THE COST OF THE TRIP WILL BARRY SULLIVAN, MARTHA HYER BE $1.50 EACH. THIS WILL FILMED IN SPAIN. A BRITISH ENGINEER IN SPAIN BREAKS NEW PAIR OF MEN'S SHOES. ENTITLE EACH PERSON TO A OFF A LOVE AFFAIR WITH A GIRL, WHO THEN SETS FIRE TO SIZE 10 1/2 0, BLACK WITH MEMBERSHIP CARD GOOD FOR ALL HIS HOME BURNING HIS WIFE AND CHILD TO DEATH AND SOFT FLEXIBLE SOLES. $7 OF THE TEEN CLUB ACTIVITIES HORRIBLY DISFIGURING HIM. HE ESCAPES FROM THE HOSPI­ SEE AT TRAILER 523. DURING OCTOBER, NOVEMBER TAL AND SEARCHES FOR THE GIRL, FINALLY FINDING HER AND DECEMBER. AND SETTING A FIRE WHICH BURNS HER TO DEATH. HE TAKES Kx6BR RADIO STATION, COLLINS THE GIRL'S CHILD TO A CARNIVAL INTENDING TO THROW HER S-LINE, WITH QUAD-YAGI AN­ RELIGION CLASS FROM A FERRIS WHEEL, BUT IS CONVINCED THE CHILO SHOULD ~TENNA , ROTOR AND TOWER. CALL POSTPONED ONE WEEK BE SPARED, AND LEAPS TO HIS OWN DEATH. A-POOR-Y&C-NO. HOBART WHITMAN 9-573 OR SEE CHAPLAIN MARKVE WILL NOT AT REEF BOQ ROOM 12b. BE BACK UNTIL SEPT. 28. THE SHOWTIME 8:00 PM FIRST SESSION OF THE STUDY RO I NAMUk BRAMBLE BUSH* POLAROID 800 LAND CAMERA, OF WORLD'S LIVING RELIGIONS RICHARD BURTON, BARBARA RUSH, JACK CARSON LIGHT METER AND CASE, $40, WILL BE HELD TUESDAY, SEPT, BASED ON THE BEST SELLING NOVEL BY CHARLES MERGENDAHL, MINOLTA SR-I 35MM CAMERA WITH 29 FROM 6:30 TO 8:30 PM IN THIS IS A FRANK NARRATIVE UNDER-THE-SURFACE ACTIVITIES 55 MM LENS AND HOOD, $75. ROOM 24 Of THE G~ORGE SEITZ OF SERVERAL PEOPLE IN SMALL TOWN INCLUDING A TOUCHY LENS, 135 MM FOR SR-I, $90. SCHOOL. SUBJECT OF EUTHANASIA. BATTERY-DRIVEN TAPERECORDER $20 CALL 613 AFTER 1630, OIL PAINTING CLASS PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS WILSON. THE U. OF H. NON-CREDIT EACH FILM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABILITY OIL PAINTING CLASS WILL BE FOR CHILDREN OF VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE: NEW PORTABLE G.E. STEREO HELD TONIGHT AT THE REGULAR A •• ADULTS Y •• YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C ••• CHILDREN 8-12. PHONOGRAPH WITH GARARD TURN­ TIME. No RATINGS AVAILABLE. TABLE AND DETACHABLE SPEAKERS, * CHESS CLUB NOTICE KHRUSH SAYS DEGAULLE $75. ARGUS 300 SLIDE PRO­ SPECIAL BANK HOURS THE CHESS CLUB WILL HOLD ITS WOOING U.S. MARKETS JECTOR, SEMI-AUTOMATIC WITH THE KWAJALEIN BRANCH OF REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING Moscow {UPI)--THE SOVIET THREE TRAYS AND HOLDER FOR THE BANK OF HAWAI I WILL HAVE SESSION TONIGHT AT 7:30 PM ON PRESS SAID TODAY FRENCH PRE­ SINGLE SLIDE VIEWING, $35. SPECIAL HOURS FOR THURSDAY THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE SPEC­ SIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE'S WILCOX GAY MONORAL TAPE RE­ 24 SEPT. THE BANK WILL Br CORDER, 12 YEARS OLD, $20. IAL SERVICES BUILDING. VIS- TRIP THROUGH SOUTH AMERICA OPE~ FROM 9 AM TO I PM AND ITORS ARE INVITED. IS AIMED AT BOOSTING FRENCH CALL 2775 FROM 4 PM TO 6 PM. INfLUENCE AND WINNING MARKETS THE AMERICAN CREDO AWAY FROM THE UNITED STATES. PATIOS AVAILABLE ENTRANCE EXAM TO-NIGHT "LABOUR TO KEEP ALIVE IN YOUR "ONE OF THE BASIC ELEMENTS GLOBAL ASSOCIATES MERCHANDISE ANOTHER ENTRANCE EXAM WILL BREAST THAT LITTLE SPARK OF Of THE POLITICAL DRIVE OF DIVISION ADVISES THAT THERE BE HELD TO-NIGHT FROM 6:30 CELESTIAL FIRE - CONSCIENCE. " FRANCE IS PENETRATION INTO ARE A NUMBER OF NEW PATIOS TO 8:30 PM IN ROOM 112 OF GEORGE WASHINGTON THE WIDE LATIN AMERICAN AWNINGS NOW AVAILABLE ON THE THE HIGH SCHOOL. "THOSE WHO WOULD GIVE UP ES­ MARKETS AND THE EXPANSION ISLAND. THEY MAY BE PUR­ HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES AND SENTIAL LIBERTY TO PURCHASE THERE OF FRENCH INFLUENCE, CHASED THROUGH MACY'S. TRANSfER STUDENTS WITH LESS " A LITTLE TEMPORARY SAFETY DE­ THE COMMUNIST ORGAN PRAVDA THAN 12 HOURS OF CREDIT AND SERVE NEITHER LIBERTY OR SAtD. WANTED THOSE WHO HAD COMPLETED THE SAFETY." THE NEWSPAPER SAID DE 14 FT. OUT BOARD MOTOR USAF I HS GED TESTS ARE RE­ BENJAIMIN FRANKLIN GAULLE COUNTS ON SUCCEEDING BOAT. FRANK FELLER. CALL QUIRED TO TAKE THE EXAM IN "NATIONAL HONOR IS NATIONAL IN HIS AIM BY "USING THE 2305. ORDER TO ENROLL FOR CREDIT PROPERTY OF THE HIGHEST VALUE~ DESIRE OF THE SOUTH AMERICAN COURSES AT THE UNIVERSITY JAMES MONROE COUNTRIES TO BREAK AWAY FROM LOST OF HAWAI I KWAJALEIN CENTER "WHAT A MAN THINKS OF HIMSELF, THE BONDAGE OF THE IMPERIA­ PAIR OF LITTLE GIRL'S CAN­ FOR THE FALL SEMESTER BE­ VAS SHOES, SIZE 9 CONTACT THAT IT IS WHICH DETERMINES, LIST TUTELAGE OF THE UNITED GINNING OCT. 5. A FEE Of II OR INDICATES, HIS FATE. STATES n TRAILER 544. $2 IS PAYABLE AT THE TIME HENRY DAVID THOREAU THE TRADE UNION ORGAN TRUD OF EXAMINATION. WOULD THE PERSON WHO ER­ "ONLY THOSE AMERICANS WHO ARE SAID FRANCE HOPED TO WORK WILLING TO DIE FOR THEIR COUN­ NEW BUSINESS DEALS BY SEND­ RONEOUSLY PICKED UP ONE BLACK PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR TRY ARE FIT TO LIVE." ING TECHNICAL EXPERTS TO BAG ON THE 10 PM FERRY FROM MEETS TONIGHT AT 7:30 PM GEN. DOUGLAS MACARTHUR SOUTH AMERICA RATHER THAN [BEYE KINDLY CALL 307 so THAT IN THE CHAPEL. IT MAY BE RECLAIMED LOST "THOSE WHO DENY FREEDOM TO BY EXTENDING CREDITS. OTHERS DESERVE IT NOT FOR ON SATURDAY THE BEST OF HEALERS IS THEMSELVES AND UNDER A JUST BETTER MAKE A WEAK MAN YOUR GOOD CHEER. Goo CANNOT LONG RETAIN IT." ENEMY THAN YOUR FRIEND. SUPPORT THE Boy SCOUT DRIVE. ABRAHAM LINCOLN