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Vot.. 3 No. 1011 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MoNDAY 8 JANUARY 1962 SNOW, SLEET, RAIN HITS MAINLAND OVER WEEKEND PRESIDENT SUKARNO SAYS INDONESIA CHICAGO, JAN. 7 (UPI)-SNOW PILED UPON WANTS TO AVOID BLOODSHED OVER GUINEA SNOW IN THE MIDWEST TODAY AND THE GONTHAIN, CELEtES, INDONESIA, JAN. 7 (UPI)-PRESIDENT SUKARNO l~noAY SAID TRANSPORTATION WHEELS IN THE EASTERN INDONESIA WANTED TO AVOID BLOODSHED OVER WEST NEW GUINEA BUT WOULD SEND "THOU­ HALf OF THE UNITED STATES UNSNARLED SANDS AND THOUSANDS" OF LITTLE BOATS TO INVADE THE TERRItORY UNLESS THE DUTCH THEMSELVES FROM THE TREACHEROUS REM­ GAVE IT UP ON HIS TERMS. NANTS Of A WEEKEND STORM. SUKARNO TOLD A WILDLY-CHEERING CROWD IN THIS CITY IN SOUTHERN CELEBES THAT THE WEEKEND WEATHER DEATH TOLL KEPT HE WAS NOT CONCERNED ABOUT WORLD REACTION IF INDONESIA DID GO TO WAR TO wREST MOUNTING, LARGELY AMONG MOTORISTS AND CONTROL OF THE DISPUTED TERRITORY FROM THE DUTCH. PERSONS WHO SHOVELED OUT DRIVEWAYS AND HE SAID HIS "LIBERATION" CAMPAIGN WAS SUPPORTED IY 2 BILLION PEOPLE, iN­ WALKS. CLUDING RUISIA AN~ THE COMMUNIST BLOC COUNTRIES AND ALL OF THE AfRO-AsIAN THREE GIRLS fROM MINNESOTA WERE NATIONS. KILLED IN AN ACCIDENT THIS MORNING THE INDONESIAN PRESIDENT, RIDING THE CREST OF UNPRECEDENTED POPULARITY ON NEAR LEMARS, IOWA, THAT WAS 8LAMED ON A TOUR Of THE FABLED "SPICE ISLANDS," SAID INDONESiA WOULD IGNORE AN1 CRIT­ ICY ROADS. ICISMS OF AN ATTACK ON THE DUTCH-CONTROLLED TERRITORY. "WILL IT STARTLE 1iHE THE WEATHER PREVENTED MOST SEARCH WORLD?" SUKARNO ASKED. PLANES fROM GETTING OfF THE GROUND IN "WE DON'T MIND. WE DON'T CARE." A SEARCH IN COLORADO FOR A TWIN-ENaINE SUKARNO SAID THAT THE DECISION OF WAR OR PEACE DEPENDED ON THE NETHERUANDS Pl'ER APACHE MISSING ON A fLIGHT FROM AND ITS WILLINGNESS TO NEGOTIATE ON THE IASIS OF TRANSFERRING AUTHORftTY OF LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, TO ALAMOSA, COLOR- WEST NEW GUINEA TO INDONESIA. ADO. "WE WANT TALKS BUT UNLESS THEY ARE AT LEAST THREE PERSONS WERE DEAD IN BASED ON A TRANSFER Of ADMINISTRATION u.s. MptS HOLD UP BUS THE WAKE Of WHAT BOSTON POLICE CALLED ••• WE DON'T WANT ANY TALKS," HE SAID. LOAD OF SOVIET ~OLDIERS THE WORST fREEZING RAIN AND SLEET HE SAID IF THE DUTCH WERE WILLING BERLIN, JAN. 7 (UPI)-UNiTED STATES STORM IN SEVERAL YEARS. FIVE TRAFfiC TO NEGOTIATE ON HIS TERMS, THERE MILITARY POLICE TODAY HELD UP A ~USI DEATHS IN MICHIGAN WERE BLAMED ON THE WILL BE NO BLOOD SHED-~I WILL SHAKE fULL Of SOVIET SOL~IERS fOR ONE HOUR WEATHER. FOUR MEN IN MILWAUKEE, WIS­ HANDS WITH THE DUTCH." AND 20 MINUTES BEFORE PERMITTING IT TO CONSIN, DIED WHILE SNOYEL1.a IN A 14- IfWHAT WILL THE DOORMAN DO II'" - ONE ENTER THE AMERICAN SECTOR Of WEST BER­ INCH SNOWFALL. DARK NIGHT THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS LIN, AMERICAN OffiCIALS AND WEST BERLIN CLEARING WEATHER, EXTRA fLIGHTS AND 01'" LITTLE SAMPANS (SMALL SOATS) WITH POLICE SAID. A SHUffLING OF RESERVATIONS HELPED TO PEOPLE INSIDE ENTER AND INVADE WEST THE BUS WAS HELD UP TO ENfORcr AN SHUTTLE TO FLORIDA THOUSANDS or WOULD­ IRIAN?" HE ASKEB. AMERICAN BAN AGAINST ENTERING THE UoS~ BE VACATIONERS WHO HAD THEIR FLIGHTS If CAN IT SHOOT THEM ALL? WE ARE NOT SECTOR ON RUSSIAN COMMANDANT COL. CANCELLED YESTERDAY BECAUSE or SAD AFRAID •• 1f ANDREI E. SOLOVYEV AND HIS CHIEf POL!T- WEATHER. SUKARNO SAID THE INDONESIAN PEOPLE ICAL ADVISOR. THE STORM HAD DUMPED 16 INCHES Of "HAD NOTftlNG BUT BAMBOO SPEARS" IN AN AMERI'" IPOKESMAN SAID THE BUS SNOW ON KENOSHA AND RACINE, WISCONSIN. THE STRUGGLE fOR LIBERATION fROM THE WAS PERMITTED TO CONTINUE iNTO WEST THERE WERE 14 INCHES AT GLENVIEW NETHERLANDS IN 1945. BUT HE ADDED, BERLIN WHEN IT WAS DETERMINED SOLOVYEV NAVAL AIR STATION NEAR CHICAGO, AND "WE HAD SOMETHING YOU CAN TOUCH, SEE OR HIS ADVISOR WAS NOT ABOARD THE GRAND TRAVERSE BAY AND UPPER PEN­ AND FEEL---,WE HAD SPIRIT AfLAME." WEST BERLIN POLICE SAID THERE WERE INSULA IN MICHIGAN, 13 INCHES AT SOUTH HE SAID THE DUTCH WERE "WRONG IF "AIOUT 20 RUSSIAN SOLDIERS IN THE BUS, BEND, INDIANA, 9 INCHES AT DUBUQUE, THEY THINK OUR STRUGGLE IS MAINLY ALL IN UNifORM AND MOSTLY STAfF OffiCERS' IOWA, AND 5 INCHES AT ST. LOUIS. SUKARNO'S STRUGGLE." THE INCIDENT OCCURRED AT THE CHECK­ MORE SNOW WAS FORECAST ALL THE WAY "IT IS THE STRUGGLE 01'" 56 MILLION POINT CHARLIE ON FRIEDRICHSTRASSE, THE EAST TO NEW YORK, AND THE CHlLLED AIR PEOPLE,1f HE SAID, THEN ADDED: "ACT­ ONLY BORDER CROSSING POINT fOR fOREIGN­ WAS EXPECTED TO DROP TEMPERATURES TO UALLY 2 BILLION PEOPLE ARE INVOLVED ERS WANTING TO ENTER EAST OR WEST BER- AS LOW AS 10 BELOW IN NORTH DAKOTA. BECAUSE HALf OF THE WORLD SUPPORTS US LIN. ABANDONED CARS LINE KANSAS HIGHWAYS, IN THE UNITED NATIONS. 1f THE AMERICAN COMMAND SPOKESMAN SAID AND ROADS WERE REPORTED GLAZED AND AMONG HIS SUPPORTERS HE SAID WERE AN OFfiCIAL STATEMENT WOULD BE RELEASED HAZARDOUS IN INDIANA, WESTERN IOWA, THE SOVIET UNION AND OTHER COMMUNIST LATER. NORTHWESTERN MISSOURI AND SOijTHERN COUNTRIES AS WELL AS THOSE OF AFRICA SOLOVYEV AND HIS ADVISOR, COLo A. NEW ENGLAND. MOST SIDE ROADS WERE AND ASIA. ALEXEYEV, WERE BANNED FROM THE AMERICAN CLOSED IN WISCONSIN. HE SAID AGAIN INDONESIA DID NOT WANT SECTOR AfTER COMMUNIST EAST GERMAN BOR­ RANCHER DON HIGHT OF WESTOVER, SOUTH TO FIGHT THE DUTCH. DER GUARDS REfUSED TO PERMIT THE AMERI­ DAKOTA fEARED THE fATE Of HIS 1,800 "WE LOVE PEACE SUT WE LOVE INDEPEN­ CAN COMMANDANT, MAJ. GEN. ALBERT WAT­ HEAD Of CATTLE HE WAS ATTEMPTING TO DENCE MORE--WE ONLY DEMAND OUR RIGHTS~ SON II fROM ENTERING THE SOVIET SECTOR. DRIVE TO THE AUCTION RING. HIS HERD SUKARNO SAID. WAS STRANDED WITH LITTLE HAY OR WATER BEfORE SUKARNO SPOKE, THE CROWD MIDWAY fROM HIS RANCH TO WINNER, SOUTH WAS WHIPPED UP BY FIGHTING WORDS fROM MANSFIELD SAYS U.S. MADE ERROR \c DAKOTA. COL. M. YUSUF, CELEBES ARMY COMMANDER, IN POURING MONEY, ARMS INTO LAO~ ...... INDONESIAN POLICE CHIEF AND PRODUCT- SECRETARY OF STATE CONFERS ION MINISTER SUPRA JOGI. WASHINGTON, JAN. 1 (UPI)-SENATE DEM­ WITH GENERAL CLAY YUSUF BROUGHT A ROAR OF APPROVAL OCRATIC LEADER MIKE MANSfiELD SAID TO­ WHEN HE SHOUTED INTO THE MICROPHONE: DAY THE UNITED STATES HAS TtMADE A TER­ WASHINGTON, JAN. 6 (UPI)-SECRETARY "ARE YOU READY TO UNfURL THE RED AND RIBLE MISTAKE If IN POURING MONEY AND 01'" STATE DEAN RUSK AND GEN. LUCIUS D. WHITE fLAG OF WEST IRIAN." ARMS INTO EMBATTLED LAOS. CLAY, PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S SPECIAL REP- YUSUf EARLIER CONfiRMED REPORTS THAT MANSfiELD, A MEMBER OF THE SENATt RESENTATIVE IN BERLIN, MET TODAY TO INDONESIAN TROOPS HAVE SEEN POURING FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMiTTEE, SAIO THE DISCUSS THE PROBLEMS OF THE U.S. MILI- INTO THE SOUTH CELEBES, O~Of THE UNITED STATES HAS GIVEN MORE THAN TARY COMMANDER IN RED ENCIRCLED WEST CLOSESyISLANDS TO NEW GUINEA AND CON- $390 MILLION TO LAOS SINCE 1954 "AND BERLIN. SIDERED THE POSSIBLE MAJOR BASE fOR WE HAVEN'T A THING TO SHOW FOR IT EX- CLAY, IN THE PAST, HAS ARGUED THAT ANY ASSAULT ON THE DUTCH. CEPT DISSENSION, DISCONTENT AND TALKS THE LOCAL AMERICAN COMMANDER IN THE YUSUf ALSO SAID SIX DESTROYERS WERE OF PARTITION." CITY, MAJ. GEN. ALBERT WATSON II, NEEDS EXPECTED SHORTLY TO REINFORCE THE HE SAID "THE ONLY ANSWER IN LAOS IS A FREER HAND TO DEAL WITH CRISES CRE- LONE CORVETTE AT PARE PIDDGUS. HE NOT MORE AMERICAN AID, NOT MORE AMERI­ ATED BY THE RED WALL DIVIDING THE CITY. SAID OTHER MILITARY ACTIONS ALSO ARE CAN DOLLARS, BUT A COMBINATION OF THE CLAY AND RUSK WERE EXPECTED TO DIS- BEING TAKEN, lNCLUDING THE GENERAL DiffERENT GROUPS IN THAT COuNTRY SO CUSS THIS PR08LEM TODAY ALONG WITH MOBILIZATION OF ALL PERSONS BETWEEN THAT A .ETTER) NEUTRAL STATE CAN BE OTHER MATTERS RELATING TO THE BERLIN THE AGES Of 16 AND 40 IN THE MoLUCCAS CREATED AND LEI'"T TO ITS OWN DEViCES SITUATION. AREA. TO A LARGE EXTENT." CLAY IS SCHEDULED TO RE¥ORT TO PRES- SUKARNO CAME HERE FROM MAKASSAR BY THE DEMOCRATIC LEADER MADE 1rl£ ST~T£- IDENT KENNEDY AT THE WHITE HOUSE TO- HELICOPTER. OTHERS IN THE PARTY AC- MENTS fiLMED IN A TELEViSION iNTERviEW MORROW AND RETURN TO HIS BERLIN POST COMPANYING HIM ON THE TOUR CAME HERE WITH PHILIP A. HART, O-MICH. ~Mo~NwP~AaX~' ______~IN AN OFfICIAL MOTORCADE.------L------' PAGE 2 HOURGLASS MONDAY ~~NUARY 1962 •

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE PACIFIC COMMAND SPOKESMAN DECLINES COMMENT ON TOKYO REPORT RANGE FACILITY, ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU HONOLULU, (UPI)--A PACIFIC COMMAND SPOKESMAN DECLINED COMMENT ON TOKYO RE­ OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c PORTS THAT A POSSIBiliTY OF U.S. SEVENTH flEET INTERVENTION WAS A PRINCIPAL WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. ~EASON INDONESIA HAD NOT YET NVADED DUTCH NEW GUINEA. "THAT's NOT A MiliTARY QUESTION BUT ONE OF NATIONAL POLICY BEST fNSWERED IN THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY WASHINGTON BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT," THE SPOKESMAN SAID. "IT's CERTAINLY NOT MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE SOMETHING THAT WILL DECIDED ON AT THE MILITARY LEVEL NOR SHOULD IT BE COM~ENT­ FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEfORE ED ON HERE." PUBLICATION. DEALINE fOR NEWS ITEMS ADM. GEORGE W. ANDERSON, JR., CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS AND A MEMBER OF THE IS 10 A.M. DAY Of PUBLICATION. JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF, ADOPTED A SIMILAR ATTITUDE TOWARD THE QUESTION wHEN HE VISITED HAW A I I lAST WEEK PRIOR TO MEETING LAST TUESDAY WITH PRESIDENT THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT KENNEDY IN flORIDA. TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED fOR ASKED DURING A NEWS CONFERENCE WHETHER INDONESIAN OVERTURES TOWARD DUTCH PUBLICAT ION. NEW GUINEA HAD BEEN RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CHANGE IN PACIFIC fLEET TACTICS OR POLICIES, ANDERSON WOULD SAY ONLY THAT THE fLEET MAINTAINED ITS OPERATIONAL EDITOR - JOYCE RAWLES VIGilANCE ON THE BASIS OF DAY TO DAY DEVELOPMENTS IN THE AREA OF ITS RESPONSI­ ------BiliTY. WHEN ASKED IF INDONESIAN OCCUPATION OF WEST NEW GUINEA WOULD AFFECT THE MILITARY STRATEGIC PICTURE IN THE PACIFIC IN U.S. EYES, ANDERSON DECLINED TWO STAFF MEMRERS OF FRENCH EVEN TO CONSIDER THE QUESTION AND SAID HE DID NOT WANT TO BE QUOTED IN ANY WAY MAGAZINE QUESTIONED IN ALAMABA IN CONNECTION WITH THE INDONESIAN-WEST FIRST TARGET FOR U.S. TOURiSTS NEW GUINEA SITUATION. MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, JAN. 6 (UPI)--Two IS FAR EAST AND AUSTRALIA A PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUARTERS SPO~ES­ STAFF MEMBERS OF THE fRENCH MAGAZINE MAN SAID MOVEMENTS OF THE flEET JNITS "REAlITES" WERE APPREHENDED BY POLICE IN THE WESTERN AND SOUTH PACIFIC ARE AND I NTERROGATED THURSDAY, I TWAS WASHINGTON, JAN. 9 (UPI)--VOIT Gll- CLASSIFIED BUT HE COULD GUARANTEE THAT lEARNED TODAY. MORE, HEAD OF THE RECENTLY CREATED NONE HAD INFRINGED ON THE TERRITO~IAL DETECTIVE LT. JACK SHOWS SAID THE U.S. TRAVEL SERVICE, STARTS TODAY ON WATERS OF INDONESIA OR DUTCH NEW COUPLE WAS QUESTIONED FIVE OR 10 MINUTES HIS 1962 CAMPAIGN TO BRING TOURISTS GUINEA. IT WAS POSSIBLE, HE SAID, AND THEN RELEASED AS SOON AS THEY IDEN­ TO THE UNITED STATES AND HIS FIRST SOM!4U~. SHIPS MIGHT TRAVERSE THE TIFIED THEMSELVES AND EXPLAINED THEIR TARGET IS THE fAR EAST AND AUSTRALIA. INTERNATIONAL WATERS BETWEEN INDONESIA PRESENCE IN THIS DEEP SOUTH CAPITAL A MAN OF SEEMINGLY BOUNDLESS ENERGY, AND NEW GUINEA WHILE TRAVELING TO OR WHICH HAS BEEN THE RECENT SCENE OF GILMORE SCHEDULED THE FIRST MEETING FROM AUSTRAL I A. RACIi AL FR I CT ION. OF HIS ADVISORY COMMITTEE IN THE MORN­ THE fLEET SPOKESMAN SAID THE OFFER THE TWO WERE PICKED UP BY POLICE IN ING AND HIS DEPARTURE FOR HONOLULU TO SEND U.S. fLEET UNITS TO ASSIST RESPONSE TO A COMPLAINT FROM AN "IN_ AND TOKYO IN THE AFTERNOON. IN THE NOVEMBER SEARCH FOR MI:HAEl FORMANT" WHO TOLD OFFICERS THE TWO "JAPAN," HE SAID IN AN INTERVIEW, ROCKEFELLER AND BEEN MADE PUBLICLY "SUSPICIOUS-LOOKING" STRANGERS WERE "IS ONE OF OUR MOST IMPORTANT AREAS AND AT NO TIME DID INDONESIA PROTEST TAKING PICTURES N COURT SQUARE IN THE AND THE JAPANESE ARE AMONG THE WORLD's AGAINST THE OFFER. THL U.S OFFER CENTER OF TOWN. SHOWS REFUSED TO IDEN­ GREATEST GLOBE-TROTTERS. WAS ACCEPTED BY THE HAGUE BUT DECLIN­ TIFY THE INFORMER. GILMORE IS NO MEAN GLOBETROTTER HIM­ ED AT SEARCH HEADQUARTERS ON GROUNDS MISS MURIEL REED SAID SHE AND ANOTHER SELf. SINCE HIS OFFICE WAS CREATED THE SEARCH FOR YOUNG ROCKEFEllER WOULD NEWSME~ PHILLIPE CHARBONIER, WERE DOING BY A.T OF CONGRESS lAST JUNE 29, HE BE COMPLETED BEFORE THE NAVY AID A TRAVELOGUE ST,ORY IN THE UNITED STATES, HAS TROTTED 52,000 MilES. THIS fiGURE COULD REACH THERE. VISITING VARIOUS COMMUNITIES FOR INFORM­ MIGI T HAVE BEEN MUCH LARGER, EXCEPT ...... ATION AND PHOTOGRAPHS. SHE SAID HER THAT THE TRAVEL SERVICE DECIDED TO VISIT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THE RACIAL CONCENTRATE FIRST ON EUROPE, AND BRITAIN'S ENTRY INTO COMMON PROBLEM IN D,XIE. GilMORE'S APPETITE WAS CONSTRICTED MARKET THIS YEAR NOT SURE SHE SAID OFFICERS DID NOT TRY TO CONF­ BY THE RELATIVELY SMAll DI~TANCES ISCATE HER FilM AND THAT THEY WERE AVAllBLE ON THAT CONTINENT. WASHINGTON, JAN. 6 (UPI)--RELIABlE "POLITE AND COURTEOUS" DURING THE INTER­ ON THE COMING TRIP, HOWEVER, HE EX­ SOURCES SAID TONIGHT THAT BRITISH ROGATION, PECTS TO COVER 26,000 MILES IN THREE LORD PRIVY SEAL EDWARD HEATH CAUTIONED MISS REED SAID AFTER THEY WERE RELE S- WEEKS, VISITING HONOLULU, TOKYO, HONG UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE GEORGE BALL I ED A Dr ECI IVE ESCORTED THEM TO THE KONG, AND PRINCIPAL CITIES IN AUSTRA­ THAT BRITAIN'S ENTRY INTO THE COMMON STATE CAPITOL, FIRST CAPITAL OF THE liA AND NEW ZEALAND. MARKET THIS YEAR WAS NOT INEVITABLE. CONFEDERACY, AND THE SPRAWLING STATE HE WILL BE PRECEDED TO TOKYO BY THEY SAID HEATH POINTED OUT THAT COLISEUM FAMED FOR ITS PILLARLESS MARTIN B. PRAY, A FORMER NEWSPAPER VERY GREAT PROBLEMS HAVE TO BE DEALT INT.ERIORS. COLUMNIST, WHO HAS JUST BEEN APPOINTED WITH BEFORE BRITAIN CAN JOIN THE WHEN QUESTIONED ABOUT THE INCIDENT, ORIENT REGION DIRECTOR OF THE U.S. MARKET. SHOWS SAID "THERE WAS NOTHING TO IT, WE TRAVEL SERVICE. HEATH REPORTEDLY SAID, HOWEVER, THAT JUST CHECKED UP ON THEM LIKE WE DO IN ABOUT 100,000 JAPANESE VISITED THE THE PRESENT NEGOTIATING ATMOSPHERE OTHER CASES WHEN WE RECEIVE A COMPLAINT. UNITED STATES lAST YEAR, MOST OF THEM WITH THE EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET AT MISS REED TOLD THE LOCAL MORNING NEWS­ BUSINESSMEN. GILMORE'S FIRST OBJECT­ BRUSSELS WAS VERY GOOD AND HE WAS PAPER, THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER, SHE IVE IS TO SUGGEST TO THE BUSINESS REASONABLY HOPEFUL. AND CHARBONIER WERE EN ROUTE TO JACKSON, TRAVELER "PLEASE STAY AN EXTRA WEEK, BALL, THE SOURCES SAID, EMPHASIZEl MISSISSIPPI. AND WHY NOT BRING YOUR WIFE WITH yOU." THE IMPORTANCE OF GETTING THROUGH SHE BRUSHED OFF THE MONTGOMERY INCID­ CONGRESS THE NEW U.S. fOREIGN TRADE ENT WITH THE liGHT COMMENT THAT SUCH PROGRAM. HE SAID THE PROGRAM WAS THINGS OCCASIONALLY OCCUR IN PARIS, TOO. LOVE SMITTEM CHESS CHAMP VITALLY NECESSARY TO ENABLE THE UNITED RETURNS TO U.S. STATES TO DEAL WITH AN ENLARGED COMMON MARKET. DISCRIMINATION COMMISSION NEW YORK, JAN. f (UPI)--AMERICA'S HEATH, THEY SAID, EXPLAINED TO BALL TO BEGIN HEARINGS LOVE-SMITTEN CHESS CHAMPION, WHO DROP­ THAT AT PRESENT NEGOTIATORS IN THE PED OUT OF AN INTERNATIONAL TOURNAM~NT BRUSSELS MEETINGS BETWEEN BRITAIN AND NEW YORK--THE NEW YORK STATE COMMISS­ BECAUSE SHE COULD NO LONGER CONCENT­ THE COMMON MARKET ARE TRYING TO BREAK ION AGAIMqT DISCRIMINATION WILL BEG N A RATE ON PAWNS AND BISHOPS, ARRIVED DOWN ALL PROBLEMS INTO MORE DETAilED PUBLIC HEARING MONDAY ON A COMPLAINT BY BACK HOME TO BE WITH HER KNIGHT TODAY. ONES AND DECIDE WHAT DECISIONS COULD THE AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS THAT THE LISA LANE, THE ATTRACTIVE 24-YEAR­ BE MADE BY CABINET MINISTERS. ARABIAN AMERICAN Oil COMPANY VIOLATES OLD CHAMPION FROM BROOKLYN, WAS MET HEATH SAID THE PRESENT TALKS WERE STATE LAW BY REFUSING TO HIRE JEWS FOR AT IDLEWILD AIRPORT ON HER ARRIVAL liKELY TO CONTINUE ALONG THESE LINES POSITIONS EITHER IN NEW YORK OR SAUDI FROM LONDON lAST NIGHT BY A YOUNG MAN. FOR SOME TIME BEFORE THE NEGOTIATIONS ARABIA. BUT REPORTERS COULD NOT DETERMINE IF WILL GET INTO THE DECISIONS STAGE. THE HEARING IS BEING HELD BECAUSE OF HE WAS NEil HICKEY, A NEW YORK JOURN­ ...... AN ORDER HANDED DOWN MARCH 2. 19f1 BY ALIST, OVER WHOM MISS LANE CLAIMS SHE CAGIARI, SARD KIA, ITALY, JAN. 7 THE NEW YORK STATE C)URT OF A~PEALS THAT HAS lOST HER POWER Of CONCENTRATION (UPI)--THE 24-)EAR-OLD DAUGHTER OF ONE THE STATE COMMISSION AGAINST DISCRIMINA­ "I CAN NOT PLAY THE GAME AT ALL NOW OF ITALY'S MOST FAMOUS FASH ON DESIGN­ TION EITHER SEE THAT THE ARAMCO PRACTICE AND I GET DISTRACTED EASILY AND JUST ERS HAS GIVEN UP THE WORLD Of STYLE TO IS CHANGED OR HOLD PUBLIC HEARINGS ON DAY DREAM," SHE TOLD LONDON REPORT­ BECOME A NUN THE CASE. ERS YE~TERDAY. "IT USED TO BE THAT SHE S GIGL OlA MONTANARINI, DAUGHT­ THE CASE GOES BACK TO AUGUST I, 1956. I COULD PLAY AND IF THE HOUSE FELL ~ OF ZOE fONTANA. THE"FoNTANA SISTERS" DOWN I WOULDN'T NOTICE IT." RUN ONE OF ITALY'S BETTER KNOWN HOUSES OF FASHION. --- ______L- ______~ ______------I ...... ,. PAGE 3 HOURGLASS MONDAY ~ JANUARY 19~2

nJO NAVY MEN COMPLETE WELCOME ABOARD * GLOBE TROTTING * TOURS WITH PMRF PASSENGERS ARRIV1NG ON KWAJALEIN Two NAVY MEN HAVE COMPLETED TOURS THIS MORNING ABOARD THE TIA, MATS By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL-­ OF DUTY WITH PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE CONTRtCT CARR'ER, FLIGHT WERE PERSON TO PERSON--AcTRESS SHIRLEY FACILITY AND LEAVE THE ISLAND TODAY U.S. NAVY - V. R. FOYE OF PMR IS JONES, WHO WON AN ACADEMY AWARD FOR ABOARD THE TIA FLIGHT. HERE ON TDY. ALSO HERE ON TDY ARE HER SUPPORTING ROLE 'N "ELMER GANTRY," GERALD C. EVANS TMI, AN EOD DIVER, CWO M. J. CAGLEY AND CHARLES W. ROANE GAVE BIRTH BY CAESAREAN SECTION TO WILL SPEND A 30-DAY LEAVE IN TRACY, f-t.1C HER SECOND SON, IN SANTA MONICA ••• CALIF., PRIOR TO ATTENDING EOD REFRESH­ CORPS OF ENGINEERS - RICHARD M. PRINCESS MARGARET HAS ARRIVED IN SAINT ER SCHOOL AT INDIAN HEAD, MD HE WILL BRAMBLEY RETURNED FROM LEAVE IN JOHN'S, ANTIGUA ISLAND, FOR A "SECOND THEN REPORT FOR DUTY ABOARD THE USS HONOLULU AND IS ENROUTE TO ROI NAMUR. HONEYMOON" ••• JAPAN CROWN PRINCE RANGER, OUT or ALAMEDA, CALIF. THOMAS H. S. TAM OF HONOLULU ENGINEER AKIHITO AND PRINCESS MICHIKO WILL R. D. JOLLEY ADR3 WILL REPORT TO DISTRICT IS HERE ON TOY. JESS F. MAKE GOOD WILL VISITS TO PAKISTAN, THE RECEIVING STATION, SAN FRANCISCO, SHACKLEFORD sp/4 IS HERE ON TOY. INDONESIA AND THE PHILIPPINES IN JAN­ FOR SEPARATION FROM SERVICE. TCT - DOROTHY CORNWALL BETTY MATT­ UARY AND FEBRUARY ••• PRINCESS SORAYA, YOKWE KOM! ERN AND HELEN GRICE OF THE OAKLAND FORMER QuEEN OF fRAN, HAS CHECKED OUT PURCHASING DEPT. ARE HERE ON TDY. OF THE BEL-AIR HOTEL IN BEVERLY HILLS PATRICK J. CREVELT OF THE PERSONNEL AND RETURNED TO HER HOME MUNICH ••• WEBSTER'S LEAVE ON DEPT. IS ALSO HERE ON TOY. GEORGE CHANCELLOR KONRAD ADENAUER, THE WORLD'S TIA FLIGHT E. ELDRED IS A NEW EMPLOYEE. RETURN­ OLDEST HEAD OF STATE, CELEBRATED HIS ING FROM LEAVE WERE: LARRY TADEO, 96TH BIRTHDAY BY SHAKING HANDS AND MR. AND MRS. JOHN WEB3TER AND SONS, K,YOTO KIDA, LEROY K. PElLER, ERIK EXCHANGING GREETINGS FOR SEVEN HOURS JOHN, JR. AND RONNIE, WILL LEAVE W. ANDERSON, JAMES K. TAKAHASKI, JOSE ••• KING SAUD OF SAUDI ARABIA WAS CON­ KWAJALEIN THIS EVENING ABOARD THE P. PABLICO, FORREST O. MCCURRY, Russ­ FINED TO HIS 40-ROOM SUITE AT THE TIA FLIGHT. THEY PLAN TO SPEND SEV­ ELL PRIER, VIRGILIO PALACOL, PATTEN SHERATON-PLAZA HOTEL IN BOSTON WHEN ERAL DAYS IN HONOLULU AND Los ANGELES G. KAUWE AND HISASHI OSHIBA. THE TEMPERATURE DROPPED TO 13 ••• BEFORE GOING TO UTAK. CHANCE VOUGHT - CHRISTIANO KAHUE PRIME MINISTER HAROLD MACMILLAN IS NANCY AND THE CHILDREN WILL REMAI~ \' AND WA I CH I I KEDA RETURNED ON THE CONFINED TO HIS RESIDENCE AT ADMIRALTY WITH HER PARENTS IN BRIGHAM CITY, FLIGHT. NEW ISLAND EMPLOYEES ARE HOUSE WITH A HEAVY CHILL ••• PREMIER UTAH, BUT JOHN WILL RETURN TO HIS JOB JOHN V. SINCLAIR, W,LLIAM G. MAGRETTI, KHRUSHCHEV'S CASE OF INFLUENZA HAS NOT WITH PACIFIC-MARTIN-ZACHRY IN ABOUT W, LL I AM J. 11041 I G. PREVENTED HIM FROM WORKING AT HOME ••• TWO WEEKS. PMZ - SHELDON L. BRADY AND AL DEGROOI BLIND JAZZ SINGER RAY CHARLES, CHARGED KWAJ RESIDENTS FOR OVER 15 MONTHS, RETURNED FROM LEAVE. GENE S. CRVARICH WITH NARCOTICS ADP'CTION, HAS BEEN NANCY WAS EMPLOYED BY TCT AS A SEC­ OF ERNST AND ERNST IS HERE ON TDY. GRANTED A POSTPONEMENT IN A PRELIMIN­ RETARY AT GENERAL MESS. AMERICAN ELECTRIC - WALTER S. ARY HEARING IN INDIANAPOLIS BECAUSE BEST W,SHES! FUJIMOTO AND FORREST E. CHANDLER RE­ OF A MIXUP IN ATTORNEYS ••• METROPOLI­ TURNED FROM LEAVE. TAN OPERA SOPRANO EILEEN FARRELL IS MASSART, INC. - RETURNING FROM LEAVE REPORTED IN FAIR CONDITION AT ST. YOKWE YUK CLUB WERE R. L. WHITEAKER, HIROSHI OKUNO, VINCENT'S HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK WHERE DUPLICATE BRIDGE RE~UMED STANLEY F. KOBAYASHI, BENJAMIN BAR­ SHE IS BEING TREATED FOR AN ACUTE BOSA, AND ALBERT G,NOZA. VIRUS AILMENT ••• FoRMER V1CE PRESIDENT CUPLICATE BRIDGE PLAY WAS RESUMED ATLAS-LILLIE - RETURNING FROM LEAVE RICHARD M. NIXON HAS ARRIVED IN MIAMI LAST NIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. WERE RANDOLPH LAYBON, TAKUMI SHIBATA, FOR SEVERAL DAYS OF RELAXATION BEFORE W,NNERS WERE NORTH-SOUTH -- LST EDWARD WONG, SEIKO KANESHIRO, BERT RETURNING TO CALIFORNIA TO CONTINUE FRANK O'GRADY AND G. M. NONTE, 2ND YAMAMOTO, STANLEY YAMASHITA. HIS CAMPAIGN FOR GOVERNOR. JIM W,NG AND OTTIS WINFIELD, 3RD HER FILTRON - 0 E. WICKHAM AND GLEN AROUND THE WORLD--THE SECRET ARMY MAN ~CHERER AND L. RUSSELL EAST-WEST IRONS RETURNED FROM LEAVE. ORGANIZATION CA_LED FOR TOTAL CIVIL -- ~1T CDR. RAUTENBERG AND CDR. POD­ HONDEEN COATINGS - R. W. HOLST WAR IF NECESSARY TO PREVENT ALGERIA ROUZEK, 2ND VIRGINIA GIPS AND BILL WILL VISIT KWAJ AND ROI NAMUR ON TOY. FROM BEING TURNED OVER TO THE MOSLEMS DALLUCI, 3RD MR. AND MRS. FRANK FELL GARY SHELDON RETURNED FROM LEAVE. ••• THE 14-NATION LAOS CONFERENCE DE­ DUPLICATE BRIDGE IS PLAYED EACH ...... CIDED TO INVITE THE THREE RIVAL LAOT­ SUNDAY AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB BEGINN­ IAN PRINCES TO RENEW NEGOTIATIONS IN ING AT ('30 P.M. SIDIAREN, WHITMAN, TAMASHIRO GENEVA; PRINCELY TALKS IN LAOS LAST ...... COMPLETE CONTRACTS MONTH BROKE DOWN AFTER A PRELIMINARY SESSION ••• HALF A MILLION INDIANS SPORTSMEN DOWN TROTTERS COMPLETING COtT~ACTS AND LEAVING STAMPED IN A PANICKY SUrGE TO HEAR 49-40 IN CLOSE GAME KWAJ THIS EVENING ON THE TIA FLIGHT PRIME MINISTER NEHRU ADDRESS A MEET­ ARE PAS~UAL SIDIAREN, GEORGE WHITMAN ING OF HIS RULING CONGRESS PARTY IN EMPLOYING A FAST BREAK AND CRAFTY AND M. TAMASHIRO. BOTH MR. SIDIAREN PATINA, A "LARGE NUMBER" OF PERSONS SHOOTING, THE SPORTSMEN DOWNED THE AND MR. WHITMAN HAVE BEEN ASSOCIATED WERE CRUSHED OR SUFFOCATED ••• THE FIGHTING KWAJ. TROTTERS, 49-40 LAST WITH PACIFIC-MARTIN-ZACHRY; MR. INDONESIAN AIR FORCE BANNED ALL NIGHT UNDER THE ARCS AT DALLY COURT. TAMASHIRO HAS BEEN EMPLOYED BY TERM­ FLIGHTS OVER EASTERMOST INDONESIA, LED BY THEIR ACE SHOTMAKER, GREG I NAL STEE WHICH IS THE CLOSEST TERRITORY TO LANTOYAO AND PLAYMAKER FRANK ZOLLER, ALOHA! DISPUTED WEST IRIAN (DUTCH NEW GUINEA); THE SPORTSMEN COASTED TO VICTORY BY A GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN WARNED THE VIRTUE OF FINE BALL C~NTROL AND STOUT NETHERLANDS TO NEGOTIATE THE SURRENDER DEFENSE. GARVIN ALLEN WM. BULAWAN OF WEST IRIAN OR FACE "TOTAL CAPITULA­ GREG LANTOYAO WAS THE HIGH-POINT MAN CO~PLETE TC t CONTRACTS TION." ••• A SOVIET TEAM OF DOCTORS AND WITH 10 POINTS. RIVERA CHALKED UP NURSES ARRIVED IN LEOPOLDVILLE TO ~ POINTS AND DAN HANAKAHI PUMPED IN Two TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS EM­ WORK IN CONGOLESE HOSPITALS UNDER 10 POINTS AND ALSO TOOK HONORS ON THE PLOYEES, GARVIN ALLEN AND WILLIAM Bu­ DIRECTION OF THE UNITED NATIONS WORLD REBOUNDS ON THE BACK BOARDS. AWAN, HAVE COMPLETED CONTRACTS WITH HEALTH ORGANIZATION; A RUSSIAN PLANE FOR THE KWAJ. TROTTERS, KENNY CAR­ THE COMPANY AND WILL LEAVE THE 'SLAND ALSO BROUGHT IN MEDICAL SUPPLIES FROM MICHAEL WAS THE HIGH-POINT MAN WITH ON THE TIA FLIGHT THIS EVENING. RUSSIA. I I POINTS. V,NCE BREITENBERGER, GARY MR. ALLEN HAS BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH WASHINGTON WHIRL--THE AMERICAN V:T­ GRIFFIN, DICK FRIES, J,MMY AJIMINE THE MARINE DEPARTMENT AND WILL SPEND ERANS COMMITTEE, IN A STATEMENT SUB­ AND TOM FLY PLAYED TROJANLY. SOME TIME IN HONOLULU BEFORE RETURN­ MITTED TO THE SENATE SPECIAL PREPARED­ ...... ING TO THE MAINLAND. MR. BULAWAN HAS NESS SUBCOMMITTEE, CAUTIONED AGAINST BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH THE GENERAL MESS ALLOWING MILITARY COMMANDERS TO PASS KWAJ WEATHER FORECA~T AND WILL TERMINATE HIS CONTRACT IN ON ",NDIVIDUAL IDEAS OR PREJUDICES" JAPAN. TO THEIR TROOPS •• GOVERNMENT INVEST­ U.S. WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST FOR YOKWE KOM! IGATORS CHARGED THAT UNCLE SAM HAS KWAJALEIN TONIGHT AND TOMORROW -- PART­ ...... PAID OUT MORE THAN $2.3 MILLION IN LY CLOUDY WITH WIDELY SCATTERED SJ-IL-W-, PARIS, JAN. 6 (UPI)--THOUSANDS OF COM­ EXCESSIVE HOUSING ALLOWANCES TO AMER­ ERS, MODERATE TU~FRESH NE BREEZE, MUNISTS DEFIED A POLICE BAN TODAY AND ICAN SERVICEMEN STATIONED IN FRANCE ••• MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE ~7 DEGREES, MIN­ DEMONSTRATED IN THE BOULEVARDS OF A FEDERAL JUDGE TURNED DOWN A PLEA IMUM TEMPERATURE 71 DEGREES, MAXIMUM DOWNTOWN PARIS AGAINST THE TERROR TACT­ BY IRVIN C. SCARBECK THAT HIS 30-YEAR­ RELATIVE HUMIDITY ~%, MINIMUM RELA­ ICS OF THE "FRENCH ALGERIA" SECRET ARMY PRISON SENTENCE FOR PASSING SECURITY TIVE HU' DITY 73%. ORGANIZATION (OAS). INFORMATION TO COMMUNIST AGENTS BE YESTERDAY'S PRECIPITATION - TRACE. ABOUT 1,000 MARCHED ALONG THE MAIN REDUCED. CUMULATIVE MONTHLY PRECIPITATION BOULEVARDS NEAR THE OPERA HOUSE CHANT­ THROUGH YESTERDAY - .2~ INCH. ING "OAS--ASSASSINS." ...... PAGE 4 HOURGLASS MONDAY S JANUARY 1962 GENERAL MESS MENU TUESDAY 9 JANUARY 1962 COLLEGE BASKETBALL ~CORES BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER (SATURDAY'S RESULTS) CHILLED FRUIT JUICE VEGETABLE BEEF SOUP MINESTRONE SOUP By UNITED PRESS INTERNATION-­ CHILLED FRESH FRUIT CHICKEN ALA KING ON BRUNSWICK STEW BUFFALO AT BOSTON U., P0STPONED. HOT CAKES W/MAPLE SYRUP BAKED MACARONI CHEESE BISCUITS & DUQUESNE 73 ST. BONAVENTURE 52 BACON CURLS HAMBURGER PATTIES & BUTTERED BROCCOLI ALLEGHENY 60 WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 49 COLD ASS'T CEREALS STEAMED RICE PARSLEY POTATOES HOLY CROSS 79 CONNECTICUT 70 STEAMED RICE COMBINATION SALAD GREEN PEAS IN BUTTER ARMY 5S FORDHAM 56 CINNAMON ROLLS VANILLA FRUIT PUDDING STEAMED RICE LAFAYETTE 67 RUTGERS 64 (OVERTIME) HOT TOAST, BUTTER JAM ICEI) TEA W/LEMON BUTTER CAKE - COLD DRINK & PENN ST. 74 PITTSBURGH 62 CHILLED MILK HOT COFfEE CHILLED MILK - HOT COfFEE CHILLED MILK - HOT COFfEE & YALE 59 BROWN SS WAKE FOREST SI CLEMSON 54 I------~------~ NORTH CAROLINA ST. (-I DUKE hO AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE KENTUCKY S9 GEORGIA TECH 70 ON THE STOCK WtARKET SCENE FURMAN 67 FLORIDA ST. 64 MONDAY 8 JANUARY 1962 TENNESSEE ~ VANDERBILT S3 NEWS 5 00 P.M. (UPI)--ONLY THE LONG DEPRESSED RAIL­ SOUTH CAROLINA 86 MARYLAND 77 (OVERTIME P.M. JIM AMECHE POP CONCERT 5:05 ROADS MANAGED TO MOVE AHEAD LAST WEEK TULANE 76 GEORGIA 46 6:00 P.M. NEWS AS INDUSTRIAL SHARES TOOK A SEVERE MISSISSIPPI ST. 51 AUBURN 48 6 15 P.M. THE LATIN QuARTER POUNDING WHICH ONLY ~ETAL ISSUES AND GEORGE WASHINGTON 82 GEORGETOWN 65 6'30 P.M. WHAT'S My LINE? A FEW SCATTERED INDIVIDUAL STOCKS DAVIDSON 77 CITADEL 71 7:00 P.M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES MANAGED TO SURVIVE. OKLAHOMA CITY u. 118 MIAMI (FLA ) 113 SPORTS DESK 7'~0 P.M. EVEN BEFORE UNCONFIRMED REPORTS OF VIRGINIA TECH 97 VIRGINIA MILITARY P.M. MA I NLY JAZZ ~. 5 A COMMUNIST INVASION OF SOUTH VIET NAM INST. 75 I 00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND HIT THE MARKET HARD LATE FRIDAY, THE WISCONSIN 91 IOWA 79 30 P.M. ON STAGE 8 POPULAR MARKET INDICATORS WERE SHOWING MIAMI (0.) 54 TOLEDO 38 P.M. NEWS 9 00 DECISIVE LOSSES. WESTERN MICHIGAN 88 KENT ST. 75 P.M. MARVIN MADISON MIKES IDE 9· 15 BRUISED INVESTORS REELED HOME FOR WAYNE ST. S2 WESTERN RESERVE 55 10 00 P.M. NEWSMAKERS THE WEEKEND. NORMAL NEW YEAR REINVEST­ CINCINNATI 72 TULSA 43 10 1 P.M. MARVIN MADISON CONT' 0 5 MENT DEMAND HAD FAILED TO DEVELOP, FOR NEBRASKA 69 KANSAS 67 12 00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF THE MOST PART AND ROSY BUSINESS STAT­ OHIO ST. ~ NORTHWESTERN 62 ISTICS AND EVEN BRIGHTER FORECASTS FOR MINNESOTA 81 PURDUE 67 MANY INDUSTRIES HAD BEEN IGNORED. XAVIER (0.) 82 OHIO WESLEYAN 51 TUESDAY 9 JANUARY 1962 RAILS WERE THE WEEKtS ONLY GOOD PER­ BRADLEY 70 WICHITA 63 6 00 A.M. SIGN ON - News FORMERS. AFTER SCORING EIGHT CONSECU­ LOYOLA (ILL.) 90 DETROIT 76 6-05 A.M. THE BREAKER D~WN TIVE GRADUAL GAINS PREVIOUSLY, THE MARQUETTE 63 LOUISVILLE 53 6 30 A.M. NEWS RAILS TOPPED IT OFF WITH THEIR SECOND DRAKE 5~ ST. LOUIS 56 (OVERTIME) 6'35 A.M. THE DAWN BREAKER CONT'D BEST ADVANCE IN FOUR YEARS ON WEDNES­ COLORADO 74 KANSAS ST. 61 7 15 A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE DAY AND FELL FAR LESS SHARPLY THAN TEXAS A & M 70 TEXAS TECH 61 30 A.M. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL J THE GENERAL MARKET IN THE FINAL TWO OKLAHOMA 63 IOWA ST. 49 ~ 00 A.M. DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST SESSIONS NEW MEXICO 84 WYOMING 73 CLUe UTILITIES CONTINUED TO SOFTEN ON OKLAHOMA ST. 72 MISSOURI 57 30 A.M. ARTHUR GODFREY ~ FEARS OF INCREASING COMPETITION FROM COLORADO ST. U. 70 DENVER 52 00 A.M. My TRUE STORY 9 fEDERAL PROJECTS FOR THE PRIVATE POWER TEXAS 73 ARKANSAS 59 9: 45 A.M. RASTERS OF MELODY INDUSTRY AND SAVINGS & LOAN SHARES SOUTHERN METHODIST 73 BAYLOR (-0 10:00 A.M. GARRY MOORE-CROSSy-CLOONEY CAME UNDER NEW PRESSURE AFTER A NUMBER MONTANA ST. 66 IDAHO ST. 63 10 30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE PMR RAISED SAVINGS INTEREST RATES TO MEET BRIGHAM YOUNG h3 MONTANA ST. u. 59 11'00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK BANK COMPETITION. UCLA 75 WASHINGTON 63 A.M. IRA COOK 1';30 ALUMINUMS AND COPPERS MET MILD DE­ STANFORD 70 OREGON 49 12:00 NOON - NEWS MAND BASED ON AN IMPROVED OUTLOOK FOR OREGON ST. 6S WASHINGTON ST. 05 12.05 P.M. STOCKS, WEATHER EARLY 1961 BUT FOODS, STORES, DRUGS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 79 CALIFORNIA 52 12 15 P.M. GUEST STAR AND ELECTRONIS SOLD OFf. 12'3 P.M. FLAIR 0 ON THE WEEK, THE INCLUSIVE STANDARD I 00 P.M. NEWS & POOR'S 500 STOCK INDEX SHOWED A ARMY TRUCK ENGINE WILL I: 15 P.M. LIGHT-UP RELAX LOSS OF 1.S9 INDICATING AN OVERALL RUN ON ANY KINO OF FUEL I 30 P.M. ART CARPENTER'S SHOP CONCERT DROP IN PAPER VALUES OF AROUND P.M. THE SWING IN' YEARS 3 00 $13,250,000,000. MUSKECON, MICHIGAN, JAN. 4 (UPI )-­ 3 30 P.M. HERE'S HOLLYWOOD Ij.·oo Dow JONES INDUSTRIALS ENDED THE CONTINENTAL MOTORS HAS STARTED PRODUC­ P.M. NEWS WEEK AT 714.~4 FOR A Less Of 16.30. TION OF AN ARMY TRUCK ENGINE THAT RUNS 4:05 P.M. JOY Boys THE 20 RAILS COMPONENT FINISHED AT ON ANY fUEL IT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY. 30 P.M. PAU HANA SERENADE 4 146.60, SHOWING A GAIN OF 2.75 AND 15 WITHOUT KNOCKING OR PINGING, THE UTILITIES WERE DOWN 4.70 AT 124.46. ENGINE CAN RUN ON CAR OR AVIATION GAS­ TRADING OVER THE ABBREVIATED FOUR OLINE, DIESEL OR JET FUEL AND PROBABLY TONY GETS "PAYING" JOB DAY WEEK AMOUNTED TO 15,796, ~IO SHARES EVEN PEANUT OIL OR HOT BUTTER. AGAINST 14,362,674 IN THE PREVIOUS THE ENGINE, SAID TO BE THE FIRST IN HOLIDAY WEEK AND 14,362,674 IN THE PRODUCTION IN THE U.S. THAT WILL HANDLE LONDON, JAN. 5 (UPI}--ToNY GOTA FIRST WEEK OF 1961 ANY FUtL, IS BEING BUILT FOR USE IN PAYING JOB TODAY. THE EARL OF SNOWDON, GRIM NEWS FROM SOUTHEAST ASIA TORE THE ARMY'S 2-1/2 TON 6x6 TRUCK MANU­ PRINCESS MARGARET'S HUSBAND, WHO IS THE BOTTOM OUT OF THE NEW YORK STOCK FACTURED BY STUDEBAKER-PACKARD CORP. STILL PLAIN ANTONY ARMSTRONG-JONES MARKET FRIDAY DRIVING PRICES SHARPLY THE ARMY SAID IT WANTS THE ENGINE FOR TO THE BRITISH PUBLIC, HAS VECIDEO LOWER ON A HEAVY AFTERNOON SELL-OFF. ITS VERSATILITY, THERE'S NO PROBLEM TO RETURN TO HIS FORMER CAREER OF NEARLY EVERY BLUE CHIP IN THE Dow­ OF OBTAINING THE RIGHT KIND OF FUEL. PHOTOGRAPHER. JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE DROPPED A A SPOKESMAN SAID PRODUCTION CLIMAXED BEGINNING FEB. I HE WILL BE AN "ART­ POINT AND'SOME FELL A GREAT DEAL MORE FIVE YEARS Of DEVELOPMENT WORK. ISTIC ADVISER" AT THE SUNDAY TIMES AND AS REPORTS CAME IN FROM THE ROYAL THE BIG ENGIN~ HAS SIX IN-LINE CYLIN­ SUNDAY TIMES PUBLICATION LTD., CLAR­ LOATIAN GOVERNMENT THAT A CHINESE DERS WITH TOTAL DISPLACEMENT OF 427 ENCE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY MAJ. JOHN COMMUNIST DIVISION HAD PASSED THROUGH CUB I CINCHES. IT DEVELOPES 145 BRAKE GRIFFIN ANNOUNCED LAOS AND INVADED SOUTH VIETNA~. HoRSEPOWER. THE UNIQUE FEATURE OF THE CLARENCE HOUSE SAID TONY'S JOB HAS TICKERS BEGAN SENDING FLASH PRICES, ENGINE IS THE COMBUSTIN CHAMBER DESIGN. BEEN APPROVED BY BOTH MARGARET AND HER MEANING THE TAPES WERE RUNNING AT THE ENGINt DOES NOT USE SPARK PLUGS SISTER, QuEEN ELIZABETH. "LORD SNOW­ LEAST fIVE MINUTES BEHIND FLOOR TRAD­ OR AN ELECTRIC IGNITION SYSTEM. DON DISCUSSED THE MATTER WITH PRINCESS ING BY 3 P.M., BUT SOME BLUE CHIP ...... MARGARET ANO THEN CONSULTED THE UEEN SEEMED TO BE MAKING A SLIGHT RECOVERY ORDER fLOWERS THROUGH SPECIAL BEFORE ACCEPTINQ THE OfFER," GRIFFIN NEAR THE BELL. SERVICES FOR ALL OCCASIONS!!!! SAID. KEY ISSUES, I NCLUD I NG AMER I CAN BEAUTIFUL MAINLAND OR TROPICAL FLOWERS TELEPHONE, GENERAL ELECTRIC, GENtRAL OF YOUR CHOICE. ApPlY IN PERSON. IF YOU WANT TO MAKE PEOPLE WEEP, FOODS, FORD, GENERAL MOTORS AND PHONE CALLS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED TO YOU MUSt WEEP YOURSELf. IF YOU WANT AMERICAN TOBACCO, WERE DOWN 2 OR MORE PLACE ORDERS. TO MAKE PEOPLE LAUGH, YOUR FACE MUST POINTS AND Du PONT SHED AROUND 9-1/2 ...... REMAIN SERIOUS. CASANOVA NEAR THE CLOSE...... I I~------~------~------~I------______WEEKEND KWAJ SPORTS

GOLF TOURNAMENT RESULTS: A-FLIGHT SPORTS LOST - 61 DEAN CONNELLY - 63 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION MoNDAY 8 JANUARY 1962 70 SUE ESTABROOKS - 74 - 65 RAYMOND KANE - 67 JESSIE VALDEZ - 65 COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP SPORTS NEWS IN BRiEF B-FLIGHT BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL TOKYO, JAN. 6 (UPI)-SECOND RANKING WOODY RUSH - 76 *ToNY MoSELEY - 79 OHIO STATE AND CINCINNATT REMAINED JAPANESE FLYWEIGHT CONTENDER HIROY­ R. A. ESTAIROOla-66 -JIM MoSELEY - 8! THE NATION'S TOP COLLEGE POWER IN A UKI ESIHARA KNOCKED OUT THElfLY­ EDDIE LEDBETTER - 80 JIM PiERCE - 88 WEEKEND OF ACTION THAT FOUND feUR OF WEIGHT CHAMPION SOMVANG BANBUNG LAST JOE RAMIREZ - 74 MANUEL ESANEZ - 78 THE RANKING SCHOOLS QOING DOWN TO NIGHT IN THE FOURTH ROUND OF A SCHED­ DON KAHALEKULU - 64 TSUGIO MIYASHIRO 7 DEFEAT1INCLUDING PREVIOUSLY UNBEATEN ULED 10-RQUND NON-TITLE BOUT. * TONY MoSELEY (I EXTRA HOLE). VILLANC7VA. THE No. I OHIO STATE BUCKEYES, WHO SAN ANTONIO, TEX., JAN. 6 (UPI)­ C-FLIGHT ALONG WITH MISSISSIPPI STATE CONSTI­ FRANK J. (PANCHO) SNYDER, 67, FORMER FRANK O'GRADY - 82 HAL GAYER - 84* TUTE THE ONLY UNDEFEATED MAJOR TEAMS CATCHER FOR THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS D. KAKAZU - 80 JONAH MAWAE - ~3 IN THE COUNTRY, SWEPT PAST NORTHWEST­ AND GIANTS BASEBALL TEAMS, DIED YES­ * HAL GAYER (3 EXTRA HOLES) ERN, 85-62, WHILE SECOND PLACE CINCIN­ TERDA Y. NATI BEAT TULSA, 72-43. MISSISSIPPI SNYDER PLAYED IN FOUR WORLD SERIES D-FLIGHT STATE BEAT AUBURN, 51-48. WITH THE NEW YORK GIANTS IN THE GEORGE NISHI - 84 TOM HIRAMOTO - 85 JOINING SIXTH-RANKED V,LLANOVA IN I 920s. IN THE 1921 WORLD SERIES HE DEFEAT WERE THIRD RATED KANSAS STATE, SATTED .364. PLAYERS WHO COULDN'T SHOW UP FOR THE WITH A 74-61 LOSS TO COLORADO, SEVENTH HE CAUGHT A TOTAL Of 1,392 GAMES GOLf TOURNAMENT WILL PLAY SOMETIME RANKED DUKE, A 61-60 LOSER TO NORTH IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES. THIS WEEK. CAROLINA STATE, AND THE NINTH RANKED A-FLIGHT WICHITA SHOCKERS, WHO LOST TO BRADLEY, BATON ROUGE, LA., (UPI)-THE LOUIS­ HARRY BOTKIN va JOHN SCHEURER 70-63. WEST VIRGINIA DROPPED VILLAN­ IANA STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD Of SUPER­ CAPT. PAUL HOLMBERG VS BYE OVA, 88-62. VISORS TODAY GRANTED COACH PAUL C-FLIGHT ON THE CREDIT SIDE, FOURTH RANKED DIETZEL'S REQUEST TO BE RELEASED FROM FRANK VENSEL VS PAUL KAPALA SOUTHERN CALIfORNIA CLIPPED CALIFORN­ HIS CONTRACT, FREEING HIM TO ACCEPT JOE McKAY VS DOUG THARP IA, 79-52, FIFTH RANKED KENTUCKY A MEAD-COACHING JOB AT WEST POINT. GEORGE HIRATA va SAM JONES GOUGED OUT AN 89-70 VICTORY OVER THE BOARD MET fOR THREE AND ONE~HALF D-F'LIGHT GEORGIA TECH, DUQUESNE DOWNED ST. HOURS IN CLOSED SESSION BEFORE GOING JOE BELLARADO VS A. TETSUMI

BONAVENTURE, 73-52, AND 10TH RATED INTO A FORMAL MEETING AT WHICH THE ••••• 0 OREGON STATE TOPPED WASHINGTON STATE PRESS WAS PRESENT. 68-65. HEIDE & COOK DEFEAl WECO OHIO STATE RAN ITS STRING TO II ST. LOUIS, (UPI)-STAN MuSIAL SIGNED HEIDI AND COOK SEAT WECOIa~ IN STRAIGHT VICTORIES AS HAVLICEK SCORED HIS 1962 CONTRACT WITH THE ST.LOUIS YESTERDAY'S FAST-PITCH BALL GAME. 27 POINTS AGAINST NORTHWESTERN AND ALL CARDINALS TODAY SAYING "THIS LOOKS JOHN CAMPBELL PITCHED A TWO HITTER AMERICA JERRY LUCAS ADDED 16. THE LIKE MY LAST YEAR IN BASEBALL." FOR HEIDE & COOK. TOM PRELOCK AND BUCKEYES MOVED TO A 10-0 LEAD SEFORE "I'LL TRY TO MAKE THIS A REAL GOOD BLACKMAN HIT HOMERS FOR HEIDE & COOK. THEIR SIG 10 OPPONENT COULD SCORE. YEAR," MuSIAL SAID AT A MORNING NEWS CINCINNATI STAGED A 26-5 LEAD DUlrNG CONFERENCE. A ~ MINUTE SURGE IN THE SECOND HALF raE CONTRACT AMOUNT WAS NOT DIS­ SPECIAL SERVICES BEAT BLUE JAYS TO CRUSH TULSA IN A MISSOURI VALLEY CLOSED. MuSIAL, WHO SAID HE WILL BE A QUARTET OF GREASED LIGHTENING CONFERENCE ENCOUNTER. TOM THACKER 42 THIS WINTER, ADDED "I DON'T WANT SPECIAL SERVICES' DEAD-EYED CAGE COURl PACED THE BEARCATS' 11TH WIN, AGAINST TO BE THE OLDEST PLAYER THAT EVER SHARPSHOOTERS ROAMED HIGH, WIDE AND ONE LOSS, WITH 17 POINTS. PLAYED." HANDSOME AT DALLY COURT SUNDAY NUGHT JOHN RUDOMET~IN LEO USC TO ITS VIC­ THE GUESS LAST YEAR WAS THAT MUSIAL TO CHOP THE WINGS OF THE HIGH-FLYING TORY OVER A POSSESSION-MINDED CALIF­ SIGNED FOR ABOUT $75,000. IT WAS NAVY BLUE JAYS, 70-36. ORNIA TEAM. HE LED ALL SCORERS WITH ANNOUNCED THAT THERE HAD BEEN "AN THE PRELOCK AND DEASON COMSINATION, 28 POINTS, 21 IN THE SECOND HALF AS ADJUSTMENT DOWNWARD." COMBINED TOGETHER FOR 48 BIG POINTS. THE TROJAN BLASTED CAL'S ATTEMPT AT "THAT'S BECAUSE OF THE TAXES AND TOM PRELOCK WAS HIGH SCORE MAN WITH BALL-CONTROL. THE ADJUSTMENTS AMOUNT TO VERY 22 POINTS AND JIM DEASON PUMPED IN ~9 COTTON NASH NETTED 35 POINTS FOR LITTLE," MUSIAL SAID. POINTS FOR SPECIAL SERVICES. OTHER ADOLPH Rupps' WILDCATS AS KENTUCKY THIS YEAR'S CONTRACT WAS MuSIAL'S SP-ECIAL SERVICES PLAYERS WHO PLAYED SANK 50 PER CENT OF ITS FIELD GOAL 21ST WITH THE CARDINALS. THEIR "HEARTS OUT" WERE JOHN COLEMAN, ATTEMPTS AGAINST GEORGIA TECH. "NASH JACK FINK, OLLIE DAVIS, LARRY IKEDA, CAME THROUGH THE WAY WE KNEW HE WOULD SEBRING, FLA., (UPI)-CARROLL SHEL­ PNILLIP CHING A_D GoO. UNDER PRESSURE," Rupp SAID. BY, A LEADING u.S. SPORTS CAR DRIVER HOWEVER IT MUST BE SAID FOR THE SOPHOMORE WILLIE SOMERSE SCORED 29 WHO RETIRED FROM RACING TWO YEARS NAVY BLUE JAYS TEAM THAT THE FLYERS POINTS TO COMPLETE DUQUESNE'S SWEEP AGO, PLANS TO ENTER THE 12-HOUR WERE HANDICAPPED BY A "THIN" BUNOH OF A HOME-AND-HOME SERIES AGAINST ST. SEBRING SPORTS CAR RACE MARCH 24, IT AND THE LACK OF HEIGHT. DICK JOLLEY BONAVENTURE. WAS ANNOUNCED THURSDAY. WAS THE HIGH SCORE MAN fOR THE fLYERS ...... SHELBY, WHO SAID HE QUIT BECAUST WHILE TEAMMATE LIN RIDENER A~D DARWIN OF HEART TROUBLE, WROTE RACE HEAD­ WEBB POURED IN 8 POINTS APIECE. FORMER OWNER OF SACRAMENTO QUARTERS FOR AN APPLICATION BLANK. SOLONS DIES OF HEART ATTACK HE SAID HE WAS BUILDING A SPORTS CAR OCEAN VIEW CATERERS NAt-£: WILL BE SACRAMENTO, CALIF., (UPI)-CHARLES WITH THE NEW SMALL FORD v-8 ENGINE t CHANGED TO CROSSROADS. J. GRAHAM JR., WHOSE FAMILY WAS CON­ AND A CHASSIS BUILT IN ENGLAND BY •••••• NECTED WITH PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE A.C. BRISTOL. NOTE: THE FOLLOWING TEAMS: SEABEES­ BASEBALL FOR HALf A CENTURY DIED YES­ SHELBY SAID IN HIS LETTER THAT HE MeBII, DOUGLAS Alc, OCEAN VIEW AND TERDAY, APPARENTLY OF HEART ATTACK. HAD BEEN WORKING ON HIS PROTOTYPE CHANCE VOUGHT, WHO HAVE USED THE GRAHAM, 52, WAS A FORMER OWNER AND CAR FOR "MANY MONTHS" BUT HAD KEPT SOFTBALL EQUIPMENT rROM THE GEAR LOCKER GENERAL MANAGE~ OF THE SACRAMENTO HIS PROJECT "VERY QUIET." AT DALLY FIELD FOR THE PAST FEW WEEKS SOLONS. HE RECENTLY RESIGNED FROM ~ILL HAVE ~o CH~CK DUT EQUIPMENT FROM THE BOARD OF SACRAMENTO BASEBALL As­ AHMEDABAD, INDIA, JAN. 6 (UPI)- SPECI AL StRV,! au ATHlJETI c GEAR LOCKER SOCIATIONS, INC. THE INTERNATIONAL FIELD HOCKEY TOURN­ UOC~TED ON THE 2ND FLOOR, 5.So BLDGo GRAHAM'S WIFE, CHRISTINE, SAID SHE AMENT OPENED HERE TODAY WITH A 25 SPECIAL SERVICES WILL NOT ISSUE OUT FOUND HER HUSBAND DEAD IN THE LIVING MINUTE INAUGURATION CEREMONY BY THE ANYMORE NEW GLOVES fOR PRACTICE GAMES. ROOM YESTERDAY MORNING. GOVERNOR Of GUJARAT, MEHDI NAAZ JANG. WE HAVE A FEW GLOVES AND MITTS IN GRAHAM BECAME A CO-OWNER OF THE SOLONS A PARADE Of THE COMPETING TEN STOCK, BUT IT WILL NOT BE USED UNTIL IN 1950. HE LATER SOLD HIS STOCK BUT NATIONS HEADED BY AUSTRALIA WAS LED THE MOUNTAINBALL LEAGUE STARTS. REMAINED WITH THE CLUB AS GENERAL MAN­ BY THE POLICE BAND IN RED TUNICS...... AGER BEFORE IT TRANSFERRED TO HAWAII SHARING THE SALUTING BASE WITH AfTER THE 1959 SEASON. GOVERNOR JANG WERE THE PRESIDENTS LOOK FOR THE SPORTSMEN-KWAJ TROTTERS HIS LATE FATHER, CHARLES J. GRAHAM, OF THE INDIAN ~OCKEY FEDERATIONS, AND BASKETBALL '..1UTE .. UP ON PAGE 3 .. ALSO FORMERLY OWNED THE SOLONS. SECRETARY Of T~E INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY •••• 0. \ __..:.. FEDERAT ION, GENERAL RENE FRANK Of BELGIUM. ------" - - PAGE 6 HOURGLASS MONDAY 8 JANUARY 1962

OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. SPECIAL SERVICES WILL SPONSOR SPANISH "VIOLENT ROAD"--BRIAN KEITH, DICK fORAN, MERRY ANDERS--TALE Of CLASSES BEGINNING TONIGHT. SUSPENSE BUILT AROUND THE TRANSPORTATION Of THREE TRUCK-LOADS Of MR. N.G. CUESTA WILL 8E THE INSTRUCTOR. HIGHLY VOLATILE ROCKET FUEL ON LUMBER TRUCKS THROUG~ THE BACK CLASSES fOR ELEMENTARY SPANISH WILL BE ROADS ACROSS A MOUNTAIN RANGE WITH THE EVER PRESENT DANGER O. A JAR HELD ON MoNDAY EVENING fROM 7:30 P.M. SETTING OFF AN EXPLOSION AND THE PRESSURES Of A DEADL!N~ TO MEET. TO 9.00 PM., AND ADVANCED SPANISH WILL BE TAUGHT ON THURSDAY EVENINGS AT THE RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. SAME HOURS. fOR fURTHER INfORMATION IIHELL AND HIGH WATER"--RICHARD WIDMARK, BELLA DARVI, VICTOR AND TO ENROLL IN THE SPANISH CLASSES, GRANCEN--fROM LONDON TO PARIS, ROME, BERLIN, VIENNA, TOKYO AND PLEASE CALL 331, SPECIAL SERVICES fINALLY THE ARTIC CIRCLE, THE CAPTAIN OF A SUBMAR~NE AND ~ BEAU­ Off I CE TifUL PHYSICIST SEARCH OUT THE REASONS fOR STRANGE COMMIE ACTIV­ THE CLASSES WILL BE HELD AT THE ITIES. THEY fiND THE RE~ARE TESTING AN ATOMIC BOMB WH!C~ THEY GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL, ROOM II. ALL WHO PLAN TO DROP ON KOREA AND THEN PUT THE BLAME ON THE UoSo To STOP ARE INTERESTED IN ENROLLING ARE RE­ THE PLOT, THE CAPTAIN IS fORCED TO RAM AN ENEMY SUBMARINE U~DER­ QUESTED TO BE THERE. WATER. SPANISH BOOKS WILL BE AVAILABLE UPON ENROLLING. YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. "SEIGE AT RED RIVERIf--VAN JOHNSON, JOANNE DRU, RICHARD BOONE-­ ONE MAN TURNS THE TIDE BETWEEN THE STAND AT YELLOW HAWK AND TrlE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I GREATEST MASSACRE THE WEST HAD EVERI KNOWN. CHANGE ANNOUNCED PLUS NEWS MATHEMATICS 101, ALGEBRA, WILL MEET REGULARLY IN ROOM 7 OF THE HIGH SCHOOL, ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:15 P.M FROM 6:45 TO 8:50 P.M. ON MoNDAY AND "NAKED EOGE"--GARY COOPER, DEBORAH KERR--fILMED IN ENGLAND 9ASE!) WEDNESDAY THIS IS A ROOM AND TIME ON MAx EHRLICH'S NOVEL, "fiRST TRAIN To BABYLON" A LONG LOST CHANGE. fOR THE fiRST WEEK ONLY, LETTER DELAYED IN TRANSIT MAKES THE RECIPIENT OF A SUSPECT !N MATHEMATICS 101 WILL MEET ONlWEDNESDAY, AN UNSOLVED MURDER CASE. JANUARY 10 AND fRIDAY, JANUARY 12. ~------~------~ THERE WILL BE NO MEETING OF THE CLASS MEETINGS, CONT'D. LOST TON IGHT. THE REGULAR MEETING Of SCUBA CLua --aROWN WALLET. CALL 45! AfTER 3 PoMo THE TIME fOR THE MEETING OF THE OTHER WILL BE HELD THURSDAY II JANUARY AT JIM MCCLURE. CLASSES HAVE NOT CHANGED. HOWEVER, 8 P.M. IN THE SCUBA CLUB HOUSE. ·..... THERE IS A ROOM CHANGE fOR ENGLISH 152, NOTE: TH I SIS A CHANGE I N BOTH DATE BROWN TOBACCO POUCH AT R:CHARD~ON , WORLD LITERATURE, FROM ROOM 7 TO ROOM AND TIK. SATURDAY NIGHT. CALL 9 EXTo 44i. 10. ·..... ·..... A STUDY HALL IS OPEN ONLY TO UNIVER­ SQUARE DANCING WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT GENERAL NOT 1CES SITY STUDENTS. IT IS ROOM 9 IN THE THE YOKWE YUK CLUB - WILL START PROMPTM ANYONE CREATING ANY UNNECESSARv ~OISE HIGH SCHOOL, AND WILL BE OPEN FROM LY AT 8 P.M. AT THE Roxy WILL BE ASKED 10 LEAVEo 6 P.M. TO 10 P.M. ON TUESDAY, THURS­ ·..... DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THE Ro~y DAY AND fRIDAY EVENINGS. THE KWAJALEIN AMATEUR RADIO CLUB THEATRE. PLEASE DO NOT SEND YOUR DOG ...... WILL MEET IN ROOM 15 Of THE SCHOOL, ALONG TO THE 6:30 SHOWING WIT~ YOUR TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9TH, AT CHILO. NeT ICE TO ALL PERSONNEL 1900 HOURS. ALL RADIO AMATEURS ARE CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE WILL THERE IS A MARKED INCREASE IN THE CORDIALLY INVITED. ~ BE PERMITTED TO ATTEND THE SECOND INCIDENCE Of ACUTE RESPIRATORY INFECT­ ·..... SHOWING OF THE fiLM AT Roxy UNLESS ION ON KWAJALEIN. MARSHALL ESE CULTURE AND LANGUAGE ACCOMPANIED BY AND SEATED WITH PARENTS. IT IS ADVISA8LE FOR THOSE HAVING CLASSES WILL aE HELD IN ROOM II Of !hh UNACCOMPANIED CHILDREN WILL BE SUCH TO GET EXTRA REST, HAVE A LIGHT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL FROM 7:30 TO SENT HOME. DIET, AND AVOID THE SWIMMING POOLS, 9:00 P.M. IN ROOM II Of THE GEORGE · ..... PICTURE SHOWS AND OTHER PUBLIC PLACES. SEITZ SCHOOL. £OOJE BALANCE IS THE BRIDGE LESSONS fOR THE YOKWE YUK fOR THE RELIEf Of THE SYMPTOMS, TAKE INSTRUCTOR. WOMEN'S CLUB MEMBERS WILL BEGiN NEXT ASPIRIN OR SOME SIMILAR DRUG WITH AN TUESDAY, JANUARY 9TH, AT i~30 P.~o ANTIHISTAMINE AND IF NECESSARY A MEDI­ DRAfTING CLASSES WILL BE CONDUCTED THE LESSONS WILL BE TAUGHT BY MRs. CINE TO CONTROL THE COUGH. ON WEDNESDAY EVENINGS fROM 7:30 P.M. JOHN R. LEWIS AND WILL BE HELD AT THE /S/ ISLAND MEDICAL OfFICER TO 9:00 P.M. IN ROOM II Of THE GEORGE YOKWE YUK CLUB. MRS. LEWIS HAS ...... SEITZ SCHOOL. HARRY SHIMABUKURO WILL REQUESTED THAT ALL LADIES WHO HAVE 8E THE INSTRUCTOR. SIGNED UP FOR THE CLASS PLEASE BRING TEACHERS WANTED ·..... NOTE PAPER AND PENCIL. ADDITIONAL TEACHERS WILL BE RE­ WANTED TO GIVE AWAY ·..... QUIRED TO STAFf THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL fOUR TIGER KITTENS - GRAY AND BLACK. "fOR THE INfORMATION Of THE LADIES fOR THE INCOMING TRAILER STUDENTS. CALL MRs. DORAN 2422. THAT HAVE RECENTLY REPORTED ON THE SOME POSITIONS WILL BE OPEN IN THE · ..... STATION, YOU ARE REMINDED THAT SHORT IMMEDIATE fUTURE AND SEVERAL VACANCIES fOUND SHORTS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BE WORN EXIST BOTH IN ELEMENTARY AND HIGH TIGER KITTEN - WHITE THROAT AND IN THE COMMISSARY OR KWAJALEIN STORE, SCHOOL FOR THE ENSUING SCHOOL YEAR. WHITE PAWS. CALL MRs. RAUTENBERG AT BUT ARE ONLY TO BE WORN IN lHE QuART­ If YOU POSSESS A VlLID CERTIFICATE, 2282. ERS AREA." HAVE A B.S./B.A. DEGREE AND HAVE HAD ..... ; TWO CONSECUTIVE YEARS TEACHING EXPER­ I BROWN WALLET. A CERTAIN AMOUNT Of I IENCE WITHIN THE PAST fiVE YEARS AND MONEY IN WALLET. IDENTifY. CALL 662 nWASH & DRY" SERVICE HAVE THE DESIRE TO TEACH, APPLY AT OR 554. "WASH AND DRY ONLY" SERVICE IS AVAIL­ T.C.T. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE OR · ...... ABLE AT THE KWAJALEIN LAUNDRY fOR ALL CALL 2189 FOR fURTHER INfORMATION. LOST PERSONNEL ON THE ISLAND. THIS SERVICE ~NG OF KEYS BETWEEN POST OffiCE IS PROVIDED AT A LOW eOST TO THE t-EET I NGS AND SNACK BAR. PATRON. THERE WILL BE A PACK COMMITTEE MEET­ If FOUND PLEASE RETURN TO MARINE DUE TO THE LIMITED LAUNDERING fAC­ ING AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES OfFICE AT DEPARTMENT OR CALL 566 MR. McDANIEL. ILITIES AND THE INCREASED WORKLOAD 7:00 P.M. TONIGHT. ·..... WHICH AT TIMES NECESSITATES DELAYS ALL COMMITTEE MEMBERS, DEN MOTHERS, fOR SALE IN THE OUT~UT OF FINISHED LAUNDRY, iT AND CUB PARENTS ARE ASKED TO ATTEND. 26" MAN'S BIKE. CONDITION fAIR fOR IS URGED THAT PATRONS UTILIZf THIS ...... , KWAJ. $8. CALL 2317 AfTER 4:30 P.M. "WASIifIAND DRY ONLY" SERVICE fOR ALL BINGO AT THE MAO CLUB TONIGHT AT ITEMS Of CLOTHING WHICH DO NOT NEED TO BE PRESSED, SUCH AS UNDERGAR~ENTS. 8:00 P.M. fOR ENLISTED PERSONNEL PACKAGE STORE CLOSED TUES. AND THEIR DEPENDENTS ONLY. "WASH AND DRY ONLY" SERVICE AND THE PACKAGE STORE WILL BE CLOSED "fiNISHED LAUNDRyll MUST 6E SEPARATELY BRIDGE AT THE YOKWE YUK CLue TO­ TUESDAY, JAN. 9, fOR PAINTING. BUSI­ BUNDLED AND PROPERLY IDENTifiED BY NIGHT AT 7:30 P.M. NESS AS USUAL ON· ..... WEDNESDAY. USE OF PROPER LAUNDRY SLIPS." BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB TUESDAY NOTICES FOR THE HOURGLASS?????? INVEST IN U.S. SAVINGS BONOS!!! NIGHT AT 8 P.M. CALL 539 OR 2114 (CONT'D. NEXT COL. ------