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HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 2?~2 ~/30 6.2 AT 0512 6/29 0.5 AT 6/30 0.3 AT i 141 f/30 4.9 AT 1740 HOURGLASS 6/30 0.6 AT 2333 VOL. 3 No. '351 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY 29 JUNE 1961 JFK CALLS ON SCIENTISTS TO DET£CT IF REDS HOLDING S£CRET NUCL~AR TESTS WASHINGTON, JUNE 28 (UPI)--PRESIDENT KENNEDY SAID TODAY HE IS CALLING FOR A PANEL OF EMINENT SCIENTISTS TO STUDY WHETHER RUSSIA MIGHT BE HOLDING SECRET NUCLEAR TESTS. KENNEDY TOLD A PRESS CONFERENCE THERE IS NO EVIDENCE RUSSIA HAS BEEN TEST ING BUT THERE IS CONCERN SHE MIGHT BE WiTHO~T BEING DETECTED BY EXISTING SCIENTIFIC DEVICES. HE SAID HE ASKED HIS SCIENCE AD CHLORINE CYLINDER EXPLODES IN VISORY COMMITTEE TO APPOINT THE PAN POOL; GAS OVERCOMES 50 EL TO TAK A "CLOSE" LOOK AT (I) ST. LOUIS, MISSOuRi, JUNE (UPI)- WHETHER RUSSIA MIGHT BE TESTING AND 23 A CYLINDER OF DEADLY POISONOUS CHLOR (2) IF SO, WHAT WEAPONS SHE MIGHT BE INE GAS EXPLODED TODAY AT A SWIHf'lltlG DE/ELOPING. POOL CROWDED WITH TEEN-AGERS, OVER HE LABELED THE MOUNTING BERLiN co~t~G CRISIS AS "SOVIET MANUFACTURED." AT LEAST 50 OF THEM. HE WARNED RUSSIA THAT THREATS OF AMBULANCES nUSHED )0 PERSONS TO TWO HOSPITALS AND OTHERS LESS SERIOUSLY FRESH AGGRESSIVE ACTS WILL NOT UNDER AFFECTED WENT TO THE f R HOt-IES BUT RE MINE ALLIED UNITY AND DETERMINATION. "THERE'S PEACE IN GERMANY AND IN PORTED LATER FOR MEDICAL TPEATMENT. BERLIN," HE SAID. "IF IT IS DIS Two PERSONS WERE ADMiTTED TO ALEX IAN TURBED, IT WILL BE A DIRECT SOVIET BROTHERS HOSPITAL ANC r"NOTHEP 14 I,ERE RESPONS I Bill TY. " IN THE FIRST AID ROOM, AWAITjNG TREAT HE ADDED THAT "THERE IS A DANGER MENT. THE PEMAINDER OF THOSE OVER THAT TOTALITARIAN GOVERNMENTS, NOT COME WERE TAKEN TO CITY HOSPITAL No.'. SUBJECT TO VIGOROUS POPULAR DEBATE, THREE CYLINDERS OF CHLORINE, USED WILL UNDERESTIMATE THE WILL AND TO PU,j_V WATER AT THE DOWNS SWIMMING UNITY OF DEMOCRATIC SOCIETIES WHERE POOL) WERE STORED BEHiND A WALL AT VITAL INTERESTS ARE INVOLVED." THE POOL. SGT. JOHN WALSH OF THE ST. A~D THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT HE SAID, HAS LOUIS POLICE BOMB ARSON SQUAD AN OBLIGATION BOTH TC ITS OWN PEOPLE SAID ONE OF THE CYLINDERS EXPLODED AND TO THE PEACE OF THE WORLD TO DUE TO A COMBiNATION OF STRUCTURAL WEAK~ESS RECOGNIZE HOW VITAL IS THIS COMMIT AND HEAT EXPANSiON MENT." "THE CHLORINE GAS IS HEAVIER THAN THE PRESIDENT ROUNDLY REJECTED THE AI~ AND IT JUST SPREAD OVER THE POOL SOVIET PROPOSAL FOR THE CONVERSION A LOT OF SUNBATHERS WERE BREATHING OF WEST BERLIN INTO A FREE CITY. THE GAS AND DIDN'T EVEN KNO~ 'T " HE SAID THAT RECENT STATEMENTS BY "~A.LSH SAID. LEADERS OF THE EAST GERMAN COMMUNIST POOL MANAGER J. JOHNSON S4ID, REGIME MADE IT "VERY PLAIN THAT THE "THERE '.JERE MORE TI-fAN 50 P~R30\jS I rJ KINO OF 'FREE CITY' WHICH THEY HAVE THE POOL AT THE TIME, MOSTLY IN THEIR IN MIND IS ONE IN WHICH THE RIGHTS EARLY TEENS." OF THE CITIZENS OF THE CITY OF WEST THREE POLICE CRUISERS, -IRE DEPART BERLIN ARE GRADUALLY BUT RELENTLESSLY MENT UNITS, AND AMBULANCES WITH 0[ EXTINGUISHED." SLJSCiTATnR lJ "l'~ \,[FE fL5'1:::r-, Te lflE ~ ooeooo I - :.. f,: 0 I DE GAULLE CALLS FOR PEACE CORPS SELECTS FIRST UN ITV IN DANGEROUS WORLD MARRI~D COUPLE EOR GHANA VERDUN, FRANCE, JUNE 28 (UPI)- WAS~ING10N, JUNE 28 lUPI)--THE PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE TONluHT PEACE COR~S TODA) PiCKED ITS FIRST CALLED ON FRANCE AND THE WEST FOR ~ARR!ED COUPLE ~OR ASSiGNMENT ABROAD. UNITY IN "A DANGEROUS WORLD." RICHARD AND ANTONETTE PORT, SCHOOL X-IS SPEED REVI~ED TO 3,603 MPH SPEAKING ON THE SITE OF ONE OF TEACHERS IN BOSTON, w LL BE PART OF A EUROPE'S BLOODIEST BATTLES, DE GAULLE 29-PERSO~ CONTINGENT WHO wiLL TEACH EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA, DiD NOT MENTION BERLIN, BUT HE WARN IN G>-fAt~4 \~ SO(\I~ A'" Tr< j'< L"A'~JI",G IS JUNE 28 (UPI)--XIS PILOT MAJOR ROBERT ED THAT IT IS NOT KNOWN WHETHER THE C01tlOLETED AND A FORMAL ACREE~ENT IS WHITE'S TOP SPEED IN THE EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNIST BLOCK "TRULY WANTS PEACE SiGNED .-JiTH THE AF RIC ANN All 0,,1 • PLANE ON FRIDAY'S FLIGHT WAS REVISED TO OR WAR." SO"'E 40 OTHER VOlUN~F[R5 WILL BE DAY TO 3,603 MILES AN HOUR. VERDUN WAS THE FIRST STOP ON THE ASSIGNED TO THE EIGHT-WEEK G~A~A THE FEDERAL SPACE AGENCY SAID THE NEW PRESIDENT'S FIVE DAt SPEAKING TOUR TRA I tJ i NG PROGRAr-1, WH I CH GETS UNDER fiGURE WAS OBTAiNED THROUGH A CAREFUL OF HIS OWN HOME PROVINCE OF LORRAINE. WAy THURSDAY AT THE UI~ i VERS J rv Of CHECK OF RADAR FLIGHT DATA AND WAS MORE CALI~OR~"A HE REPEATED HIS PLEDGE THAT ALGERIA CAMPUS IN BE.:;KELI:r u ACCURATE THAN THe PRELIMINARY FIGURE OF SHALL HAVE SOVEREIGNTY AND INDEPEN 11 E CORPS ALSO ANNOUNCED TODAY 3,690 MILES AN HOUR RELEASED JUST AFTER DENCE IF ALGERIA SO CHOOSES. APPOINTMENT OF MILTON J SHARP OF HIS FLIGHT. BUT HE ALSO REPEATED HIS WARNI~G PtllLAOfLPHiA AS SPECIAL COI\JSULTANT TO THE NEW FIGURE STILL IS A RECORD FOR THAT IF ALGERIA CHOOSES INDEPENDENCE THE CORPS. SHARP, 49, ~RESiDENT 0 PILOT-CONTROLLED FLIGHT. [lrCTRO~IiCS WiTHOUT ASSOCIATION WITH FRANCE, THE JrR"OLO CORP., WILL AD o CI 0 0; It 0 JiSE ON PUBLIC AfFAIRS, RECRUlr~EN RESULT WOULD BE PARTITION o FRANK COSTEllO NO~ A FREE MAN; LAST NIGHT HE SAID THAT IF RENEWED IltlD "'E,-,Tl)' or TFCI-'~I~A_LV TRAINED COMPLETES 2ND JAil TERM PEACE TALKS BETWEEN FRANCE AND THE .0LtJNTE ERS 0 ALGERIAN REBELS FAILED TO PRODUCE NEW YORK, JUNE 28 (UPI)--FRANK COSTELLO, AGREEMENT ON ALGERIA'S FUTURE, HE JFK JOKES ABOUT AILING BACK THE 70-YEAR-OLD GAMBLER, WAS A FREE WOULD FENCE OFF PART OF ALGERIA-- MAN TODAY AFTER FINISHING UP THE SECOND AT LEAST PROVISIONALLY--FOR EURopeAN WASHI~GTON, JUNE 28 (UPI)--PRESI Of TWO JAIL TERMS. SETTLES AND MOSLEMS LOYAL TO FRANft. DENT KENNEDY QUIPFED A80UT HIS AILING HE STILL FACES A COURT BATTLE WITH THE BEFORE HE lE~T PARIS TODAY 8ACK TOO AY. GOVERNMENT, WHICH WANTS TO DEPORT HIM TO Dr GAULLE TOOK THE FIRST STEP IN A AT A WHITE HOUSE CEREMONY, HE LOOK HIS NATIVE SICILY. PLAN AIMED AT STRENGTHENING FRENCH ED AT A ~PAC~ TROPH~ SHOWING A MALE COSTELLO WAS BROUGHT BACK TO THE c'ry PARTICIPATION IN THE WESTERN FIGURE >-tURI I NG A GOLDEN SATuRN ROCKET I ABOARD A FERRY ALONG WITH 20 OTHER IIE[\I I ALLiANCE. t INTO SPACE AND ,;,AID WITH A SMILE. JUST RELEASED FROM WORKHOUSE TERMS. I "OBVIOLJSD HE HAS A GOOD BACK." I ,__~__-,-- --J. . ~_ r---- ...:"::...... _------~:l PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 29 JUNE 1961

PUBLIS~ED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE JOHNSON SPEAKS OF BERLIN CRISiS TO GOVERNOR~' CONFERENCE COMMANDING OFfiCER, PACIfiC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL HONOLULU, juNE 27 (UPI)--VICE PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON TOLD STATE GOVERNORS. ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU OF TONIGHT "WE ARE NOT READY TO RUN AWAY FROM BERLIN UNDER RUSSIAN THREATS." II WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAs-59-4176- C WITH HE SAID "WE INVITE RUSSIA TO MATCH FAIR WORDS BY HONEST DEEDS. THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. IF THE RUSSIANS DO THAT, HE SAID IN A SPEECH PREPARED FOR THE 53RD ANNUAL GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE, "OUR RESPONSE WILL BE SWIFT AND UNMISTAKABLE. IT WILL THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY BE A RESPONSE THAT WILL BRING GENUINE PEACE MUCH CLOSER FOR ALL MANKIND." MONDAY THro UGH SATURDAY. DEADL INE THE VICE PRESIDENT, SUBSTITUTING FOR PRESIDENT KENNEDY, ALSO PLEADED FOR THE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 1000 DAY OF ADMINISTRATION'S fOREIGN AID PROGRAM AS A MAJOR WEAPON AGAINST "THE CENTRAL PUBLICATION. DEADLINE fOR NOTICES PROBLEM OF THE COMMUNIST CHALLENGE," WINNING THE UNDERDEVELOPED NATIONS WITHOUT IS 16000 DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION. MILITARY ACTION. JOHNSON, WHO WILL FLY BACK TO WASHINGTON TOMORROW FOR CONFERENCES, TOLD THE THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT GOVERNORS THAT "IF WE ARE NOT READY TO CARRY THE BURDEN OF FOREIGN AID WILL OUR TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR FRIENDS BELIE/E THAT WE WILL BE WILLING TO CARRY THE FAR GREATER BURDENS THAT PUBL ICAT ION. MAY YET BE NECESSARY TO SAlE WORLD PEACEyll HE SAID THE COMMUNISTS II KNOW WE WILL STAND FIRM AT BERLIN" BUT DO NOT THINK STAFT. JOYCE RAWLES THE UNITED STATES MAY BE WILLING TO UNDERTAKE THE LESS DRAMATIC ASPECTS OF WIN NOBLE YAMASAK I NING THE COLD WAR BY HELPING UNDERDE/ELOPED NATIONS. JIM CHR ISTENSEN JAPANESE PRIME MINISTER HAYATO IKEDA, FLYING TO JAPAN FROM WASHINGTON, WAS AN MAR lLYN HICKEY INVITED GUEST AT THE DINNER. EARLIER, THE GOVERNORS HEARD HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE SECRETARY ABRAHAM ADV ISER: JOHN COLEMAN A. R,BICOFF MAKE THE KENNEDY ADMINISTRATION'S BID FOR SUPPORT OF ITS EMBATTLED PROGRAM OF FEDERAL AID TO SCHOOLS. ~CTORS GUILD WILL BE ASKED TO FORMER SS COLONEL SAYS HE FIREFIGHTERS PLUS RAIN CHECK INVESTIGATE CHANDLER'S DEATH NEWFOUNDLAND FOREST FIRE HOLLVWOOD, JUNE 27 (UP/)--THE SCREEN NEVER HEARD OF EICHMANN ACTCRS GUILD WILL BE ASKED TO INVESTI GAETA, ITALY, JUNE 27 (UPI)--A ST. JOHN'S NEWFOUNDLAND, JUNE 28 (UPI) GATE CI~CUMSTANCES OF THE DEATH OF GERMAN SS COLONEL SERVING A LIFE TERM FIREFIGHTERS AIDED BY A NIGHT LONG RAIN MOVIE STAR JEFF CHANDLER, TELEVISON FOR THE EXECUTION OF 335 ITALIAN HOS TODAY CHECKED BLAZES IN THE TWO REMAIN COWBOY CLINT WALKER SAID TODAY. T AGES TEST IFI ED TODAY TH AT HE DID NOT ING HOT SPOTS IN NEWFOUNDLAND'S WORST WALKER, STAR OF THE TV SERIES "CHEY- KNOW ADOLF EICHMANN AND HAD NOT EVEN FOREST FIRE OUTBREAK IN HISTORY II ENNE, SAID ABOUT 70 PERSONS HAVE HEARD HIS NAME UNTIL RECENTLY FIRES IN NEWFOUNDLAND'S GANDER LAKE SVG~ED A PETITION ASKING THE GUILD TO CONVICTED WAR CRIMINAL HERBERT KAP AND TRINITy-HARE BAY AREAS, DESERTED ~poOI~T A SPECIAL FACT-FINDING COMMIT PLER, 53, ONE OF THE MOST HATED MEN SEVERAL TIMES BY RESIDENTS DURING THE TEE TO PROBE THE DEATH. IN ITALY, GAVE THE TESTIMONY TO ERWIN PAST 17 DAYS, WERE STILL CONSIDERED SER CHANDLER, 42, DIED IN NEARBY CULVER G. SHIMRON OF ISRAEL'S GENERAL ATTOR IOUS BUT THE rlRST BREAK IN THE WEATHER C~~v HOSPITAL JUNE 15 AFTER THREE NEY'S OFFICE AND TO ITALIAN LAWYERS IN TWO WEEKS HELPED THE FLAMES CONTROLL- OP~RATIONS AND A MONTH-LONG BATTLE REPRESENTING THE COURT, THE PROSECUT ED I FOR LiFE. DEATH WAS ATTRIBUTED TO ION AND THE DEFENSE IN THE EICHMANN 00.000 B_OOD POISONING. TRIAL. KAPPLER'S ANSWERS TO 46 QUES WA~KER SAiD HIS GROUP WAS MAKING NO TIONS WILL BE INCLUDED IN HE RECORDS, LARGE GAMBLING CLUB DI5COVERED CHARGES. BUT HE SAID THE PETITION OF THE JERUSALEM TRIAL. MONTREAL, JUNE 28 (UPI)--HuM LEI BEGAN ASKS IN PART FOR THE GUILD TO DETER KAPPLER SAID HE NEVER MET EICHAMANN A 30-DAY SENTENCE TODAY FOR OPERATING M' "JE t F" THERE vJAS "NEGL I GENCE, I NCOM AND DID NOT EIEN KNOW HIS NAME. HE WHAT POLICE CALLED liTHE LARGEST GAMBLING II PETENCE OR ERROR. SAID, HOWEVER, THAT A CAPT. THEODOR ESTABLISHMENT OF ITS KIND E ER UNCO ERED" IIA ~OT OF THE WARNERS PEOPLE SIGNED~ DANNIKER OF EICHMANN'S OFFICE CAME IN MONTREAL. t;E S~ID. "EFREN ZIMBALlST, DOROTHY TO ROME DURING THE WAR TO HANDLE THE LEI WAS fiNED $1,000 AND SENTENCED TO P~OV,NE, TROY DONAHUE AND OTHERS •••• JEWISH QUESTION. 30 DAYS FOR RUNNING THE GAMBLING DEN IN A,LL T'iE WAY DOWN THE LINE." KAPPLER ADMITTED SIGNING A REPORT AN ESTABLISHMENT CALLED THE VICTORIA "WE JUST WANT TO KNOW WHAT THE SCORE OCT. I, 1943, ANNOUNCING THE ARREST SPORT I NG CLUB. IS." OF 1,007 ROMAN JEWS BUT SAID THAT HE FONG LENG, 61, MAT CHEE, 69, AND WOO 0000.0 SIGNED IT MERELY AS A FORMALITY IN CHUNG, 26, WERE FINED $300 AND SENTENCED DRUG INDUSTRY CRITICIZED ORDER TO AUTHORIZE ITS TRANSMISSION TO 15 DAYS FOR THEIR PART IN OPERATING TO GERt-1ANY. THE GAMBLING HOUSE. WASHI~GTON, JUNE 27 (UP/)--THE SEN KAPPLER WAS SENTENCED TO A LIFE ACCOUNTS SEIZED BY POLICE SHOVED THE AT~ A~Tl-TRUST SUBCOMMITTEE CRITICIZED TERM AFTER THE WAR FOR THE 1944 SHOOT TAKE FOR ONE OF FA.E GAMBLING TABLES WAS THE DRUG iNDUSTRY TODAY AS A NEAR MON ING OF 33) ITALIAN HOSTAGES AT THE $11,000 FOR WEEK. OPO~v THAT EXTORTS EXTRAORDINARY PRO AREDENT NE CAVES. THE MASSACRE WAS ~'TS FROM AILING AMERICANS. A MORE THAN 10-TO-ONE REPRISAL FOR HUNGER-STRIKEN PEOPLE IT 5~ID THE INDuSTRY EXERCISES UN A PARTISAN BOMBING WHICH KILLED 32 ~LAY 500 CHINESE REDS JUSTIF'ABLE MARKET CONTROLS OVER LIFE GERMAN SOLDIERS. HONG KONG, JUNE 27 (UPI)--ABOUT 500 AND DEATH DRUGS THROUGH PATENTS, HIGH CHINESE COMMUNISTS HAVE BEEN KILLED BY P~lS3URE ADVERTISING THAT BOOSTS DRUG DEFENSE BUDGET PROVIDES HUNGER-STRICKEN PEOPLE IN RED CHINA'S C03T3 AND BY PERSUADING DOCTORS TO BASIS FOR FIRM STAND SOUTHERN PRO I NCE OF CANTON, IT \.JAS RE wR TE PRE3CR/PTIONS BY BRAND NAMES. WASHINGTON, JUNE 27 (UPI)--THE PORTED TODAY Tt;( SUBCOMMITTEE MADE THE CHARGE IN CH~IRMAN OF THE HOUSE M,LITARY Ap THE CHINESE LANGUAGE TRUTH DAILY, QUOT A REFORT fILED WITH THE SENATE BY PROPRIATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE SAID TODAY ING A RETURNEE FROM CANTON, SAID THE ~HA, RMA~ DUS~ ESTES KEFAUVER (D-TENN.). PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S RECORD-BREAKING COMMUNISTS HAlE RECENTLY IMPOSED A RE~ORT THE SUMMARIZED A TWO-YEAR IN DEFENSE BUDGET PRO. IDES rHE BASIS TO DAWN CURFEW IN THE TO PREVENT FURTHER VEST'GAT/ON Of THE DRUG INDUSTRY. FOR A FIRM U.S. STAND AGAINST THE DEATH" SENAT( REPUBLICAN LEADER EVERETT M. RUSSIAN THREAT TO BERLIN. "PRESENTLY," THE PAPER SAID, "THE DIRKSEN, I LLo, AND SEN. ROMAN L. RUSK, REP. GEORGE H. MAHON, DEMOCRAT WHOLE OF CANTON IS LIKE A DEAD CITY AFTER (P-NEB.) WROTE A STINGING REBUTTAL. TEXAS, t1ADE THE ST ATEMENT I N OPEN I NG DARK " T~[y CALLED THE DEMOCRATS REPORT A HOUSE DEBATE ON THE BILL. THE HOUSE, 000000 MJNSTRO::"TY. DESPITE COMPLAINTS ABOUT WASTE IN THE STOCKS UP A LITTLE Ctoeooo PENTAGON, WAS READY TO STAMP ITS NEW YORK, JUNE 28 (UPI)--STOCKS WERE AMBASSADOR FROM CHAD GREETS JFK ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSEMENT ON THE MIL ITARY BUDGET FOR THE 12 MONTHS START UP A LITTLE ON QUIET TURNOvER TODAY WITH WASHiNGTON, JUNE 27 (UP/)--THE FIRST I NG Ju LY I. ELECTRONICS AND CHEMICAL ISSUES SHOWING AMeASSADOR FROM THE REPUBLIC OF CHAD THE BILL, READIED FOR PASSAGE GOOD GAINS. PR£~r~1ED HIS CREDENTIALS TO PRESIDENT TOMORROW, WOULD BE THE BIGGEST DEF ZENITH ROLLED UP BETTER THAN 4, !BM KtN~ED~ TODAY AND AFTERWARD SAID THEY ENSE APPROPRIATION IN PEACETIME ABOUT 2, LITTON, MAGNA OX AND RAYTHEON ~AD A FRIENDLY MEETING. HISTORY. NEARLY A POINT OR MORE. DUP,NG PART OF THE MEETING THEY DUPONT PICKED UP ABOUT 2, Dow A BIG ST00D ON THE WHITE HOUSE BALCONY WHICH FRACTION, UNION CARBIDE AND TENNESSEE NRP You MAY ORDER FLOWERS THROUGH OV~RlOOK~ A LAWN WHERE THE PRESIDtNT'S AROUND I EACH. LEADING STEELS AND MOTORS SPECIAL SERVICES FOR DELIVERY IN i~Rr~~~fAR OLD DAUGHTER, CAROLINE, WAS WERE AHEAD SMALL FRACTIONS AND YOUNGSTOWN HONOLULU OR THE MAINLAND. You PAY I PLA~ i~G AND THEf WAVED TO HER. THE "2 PO I NT. ONLY THE COST OF THE FLOWERS YOU Nfw AMSA33ADOR I~ MALICK ADAM SOW. LOCKHEED WAS AN ACTI ,E ITEM IN THE AIR CHOOSE TO SEND. SEE MRS. CAMPBELL, PHE~ Df~' KE~NEDY ESCORTED HIM TO THE CRAFTS, UP ABOUT 5/8 WHILE BOEING TACKED SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE, FOR COM Bpl~ONV iO LOOK AT THE WASHINGTON ON A SMALLER FRACTION. KERR-McGEE MO-ED PLETE INFORMATION. ~k NUMr NT. UP A POINT OR SO IN THE OILS WHER~~ULF ,..,L..------._._._._._...... _-'"A'ow°'....nl~F"'f" • :QIJT ~." _Jt~..;"-----f. , Page 3 HOURGIASS SPORTS SECTION Thursday-June 29 9 1961 I , KWAJALilN SPORTS PORTS-~(g) KALEIDOSCOPE By Keoki KapakahJ. (Ed1tor i s Noteg Th1s ~s a typlcal TOM MCNEELEY~ PATTERSON'S NEXT scene up 1n the 3rd Deck 1n the Barr MAJuR LC:AGUi acks where close to 50% of the 1nhab~ BASiJALL ROUNDUP OPPONENT, DROPPED TO 10TH RANK tants are athlet1cally-inclined or are NEW YORK (UPI) ~ Heavywe1ght aV1d devotees of all klnds of sPOrt~ ') ~AGO WHITE SOX SWEEPS DOUBIEHEADER challenger Tom McNeeley of Arhngton,9 o 0 u t) p1geon~engllsh FROM IEAGUE-LEADING DETROIT TIGERS Masso" was dropped to 10th place among A Hawa11an conversa the contenders Wednesday by the R~ng t10n 1S g01ng on 1n the shower room ~~¥,~~r~u~~~~~o~~~~o¥atfo~~u~~~t~ Magaz1ne because of lnact1v1tyo between Dorms 2 and 3 of the 3rd De~k NuLo Leader ~nc1nnat1 Beats C~bs 1~8 Unbeaten McNeeley.9 who appears r1ght after the Hawks had defeated. the 000 Out l DOu000000600000VO()(}OO 00 ouoOO pract1cally set for a shot at Floyd Sportsmen 8=6 last n1ght at Dally F1eld o ) YESTERDAY US (TUESo) RESULTS Pattersonns crown at Boston 1n Septem~ Tllneg 7~40 P"Mo Wed.nesday.9 June 28 Amer1can League ber>J was dropped from n1nth to lOth and replaced on the mnth rung by Robert Ch1cago 6 Detr01t 5 (1st Game) A non-part1san spectator and l'rent~ (Detr01t r s Rocky COlaV1tO walloped h1S Cleroux of' Montreal 1n the R1ng us paY1ng i kamaa~a of the 3rd Deck had 20tfi home run of the seasonu latest rat1ngsu just entered the shower room o Ch~cago 11 Detro1t 1 (2nd Game) The SWltch was mad e because of w~ns He was followed by a strapplng~ Los Angeles Angels 7 New York 6 Clerouxis recent knockout over Roy Harr.ls and Alex Ml.teff,!) and McNee~ 100k1ng young athlete~ who had partla1= Wash~ngton 8 Cleveland S leyUs comparJ.t1ve 1nact~v1ty Wl.th only ly taken off h1s persp1rat10n=soaked BaltJ.lllore 5 Kansas C1ty 3 (1st Gamp) yellow-Jerseyed Hawk unlformo BaltJJ1lore 7 Kansas Clty 2 (2nd Game) one fJ..ght thJ.s year 0 McNeeley 1S un= beaten 1n 23 profess10nal bouts,\) wh1ch Kamaa~na address1ng Hawk player, qey M1nnesota 6 Boston 5 (1st Game) brudda) that was some game you guys Minnesota 6 Boston 3 (2nd Game) J.ncluded 19 knockoutso ~ttle Pone K1ngpe~ch of Tna1land» been play tomghto You play 11ke tha':. Nat10nal League world flywe1ght champ:LOn,9 was named all the tllne am you guys gonna W1n t-he C~nC1nnat1 10 Ch1cago Cubs 8 "F1ghter of the Monthit because of ms champ10nshJ..p from Kahpom themo Los Angeles Dodgers 9 PJ.ttsburgh 5 successful defense of the 112=pound Hawk~ Yeh,9 but we gonna lose some M11waukee 3 Stu Lons 0 crown aga1nst MJ.tsunor1 Sek~ of Japan more players pretty soono You know,

San Franc1sco 12 Ph1ladelph1a 5 1n Tokyo on Tuesday rugbt 0 Southpaw f1msh da k1ne contract and then pau, OOUOOO Sekl was boosted from s1Xth to fourth Kamaalna: Yeh.9 but as long as Sou,,;:1-) EXPERIENCED PLAYERS TO COST 125G among flyweJ..ght contenders because of can p1tch and Clem can catch,9 you CHICAGO (UPI) ~ The Nat10nal the close f1ght ~ WhlCh he lost to fellas got Vum 1n the bagv League meet~g here 1n Ch1cago agreed K1ngpetch oy a spl1t dec1s10no (At th1s preClse moments another blg showe~ O~ Tuesday to offer exper1enced players Johnny Caldwell of Irelani9 fonnerly SID111ng Hawk player enters the at nbon~s baby" pr1ces? $125,000 each) ranked among flywelghts» ga1ned Euro= roomo) ~o make lts two new clubs competltlve pean rec0gn1t10n as world bantamwe1ght InCOID1ng 2nd Hawk g Brudda,9 you know the~r In In1t1at10n 1n 1962 0 chamoion by beat1ng Alpbonse Hal1m1 of how we won tomght? Tbe .eague voted un~ously for a France,! and was SWl.tched from the fly~ 1st Hawkg How,9 brudda? plan to stock the new teams at New wel.ght ranklngs Wednesday to too con 2m Hawkg Ah Yo and Arthur went bl.y York and Houston W1th a max~um of 28 tender among the bantams o The R~ng new shoes to use for the game to~ght players or a man1mum of 20 at a pr1ce Magaz1ne recogn1zes Eder Jofre of You see how Ah Yo p1ck up those ground for each of the newcomers from $1,7 Braz11 as bantamweight champ10n o balls!

0"0000 m1llion to a ma.x:J.l1lum of $2 0 1 nul1l.ono Kamaa1nag Nah, thy,t bust-egg and "It 15 a much stronger plan than SPORTS BRIEFS AROUND THE WORLD puka-through on Ma:x:le s hne drlve lr that of the Amer1can League l II Nat:lonal ATIANTIC CITY (UPI) -- Heavywe1ght r1ght f1eld 1n the sJ.Xth J..nn1ng won the G~les guys~ League pres1dent Warren saId 9 champlon Floyd Patterson was offered a game for you 1st Hawkg I donUt thlnk so, brudda., "berause we are mak1ng aY3.11able to $500,000 guarantee last Saturday for a ~hem exper~enced I: more players WhlCh tltle defense aga1nst the W2nner of I couldnVt h1t j so dJ..d the others ,5;holJ.ld help them a lotu" i (NBA could be that USt1ck pltched. pretty Nat~onal the Harold Johnson recogn1zed The League system ctberwlse llght hea,~e1gh~ champ10n) versus good 0 however) resembled closely the Amerlcan 2nd Hawkg You could be nght. bla J Edd1.e Machen (the No 0 2 heavywe1ght Leag-ll6< plan" I went and talk to Al (R~n1s9 manager oooouo contender) f1ght scheduled here 1n C~ of the Sportsmen team) after the gam"" CONNOLLY LASHES AAU TRACK MOGULS Atlanb.0 ty q N" J" 9 JuJ,y 10 Th,:> and he tola me that SID1ley Jonah and SANTA MONICA~ CAliF" (UPI) -~ Ham offer was made by promoters n Herman Taylor and Al S01fer,9 who would Zoller were ilway off am could not h'l t mer throw champ10n Hal Corl1lo11y Tuesday away 0 blamed poor orgam.zatlon of the UoS lJ.ke '{,o stage tne t1tle bout at Con= o ventlon Hall here next Februaryo Kamaa1na? No wond er" thatUs why track team as ~he reason Why h~ and Clyde (South or iStlcki ) been walk o~eT ether athletes have refu~ed to make the SEATTIE (UPI) ~ Josepn Eugene and say somethJ..ng to Cooper on the trLp to compete agalnst the RUS&lanSu Grcene~ arrested here on a fug1tJ.ve bleachers 0 Somebody told me durlng 't hI'" ooA~ far as I am ~oncerned, Judglng warrant In C'Qnne,,,;t1on nth college game that Clyde been scold Cooper h' f,rom my pI e UOl.L5 t.T'l.p as a memb:::r of ~nsteda l:lasketbal.l fl.-xes 9 5ald Uus week he ulay off' the Hawks players and the UIUtOO Stcl.tes team +he :1"lP tu wo'u Ld walve extradJ.t.lon and be return= put the kahuna on the Sportsmeno ~ssla 1.S athlet~ a brut-alone on the 00. to N!:"w York where be J.S under a (The abov~rnent10ned Cooper ~s the es)!! C"nnollv sa.ld o Fed eral Grand ,Jury lndJ.ctment 0 'celebrated. U Noo 1 bleachers Jockey and aIlThe .Amateuy A'thlet1c U'l,hm ofr~~ G~e~n9 36 was arres~ed 1n a down~ ch1ef heckler at our Dally Fleld yama clals orga~ze .lt to f1t ~be~r own 9 tOWTl hot~l W1ere he had been ~taY1ng booJ"'U gameq 0 ) trlp sC"hedule and planso The Rlssians U-.e rast t,hree weeks o 1st HaWK seen caut10n1ng 2nd H~Pk ~ame ov~r here for one meet" We have He L01d newsmen that he had come to (~n luw tones) 2 No can talk no more to go ~ver there to take part in four Seat Ll'" because itI ltke the ,"ount:ry 0 WI Pachec and Joe pass:mg by the hallwa;> meets and slde trJ..ps tha~ flt th~ nowo LatUs have 1=2 at the Ocean Vl.ew it UPPSAlA SWEDEN (AP) C~~ A 14~year= pleasu7'es rof the offlcaals c j and talk some more thereo CQrmol1y saJ..d the RusS'lans p'.nnt~d I') ..d SW':d1.sh sch(~ol gll"l.5' Margareta th~1r efforts to the stngle meet ~nd Ry1.anderj/ bett.e-red the world record for 000 ALOHA AND OiYASUM!=NASAI u" 000000 do not hl1 t.heJ.r trave1.l.ng party W1.th ,.. h~ w't,men Cs J,,50tJ.--,meter freestyle SWllll~ ONE MORE T~ CHANGE=E IN ME SCHEDULE what h~ tennoo ufree lcad'3n:>o" ffil~g event Tuesday ~_th a ~lo~kJ.ng of "1f the t.rIp were run r',,,rrec;tly w... ~9~C208o TONITE AT 6~ARMY ZEUS VSo SPORTSMEN would be wl1l1ng to make s"i"'r'l.fl.~eS0 Th~ llsted ~ecord LS 1992J,,6~ set FRI 0 AT 6=GARDENAIRES VS 0 HIGH SCHOOL But whG wants to JIldke a saC':r~fJ.cP when by SWt>(:hnls Jan~ CooelqU.2..st l.n the sarne SAT" A'T' 6==A.VIATION VSo No WHITE HATS ~here JS no JOY ~n Li? 'IO-lfle?t- e.r ope-I) UT" p')ol !let's last Sept~ SUN 0 AT 2-N0 WHITE HATS VS 0 SPORTSMF..N SUNo AT 4=HAWKS VSo VAGABONDS "ThatQs the orJy th~ng 1n ~t~~r emtF-:'" 0 Mll.':: Ctrlerqulet f1n1sned second sports tha~ make them. wo:rt'1'WhJ h,<. 'I'h'1} In ~~e~ddY\s ~atev SUN 0 AT 6=HONDEEN VS 0 ARMY ZEUS ar€: tak1ng the joy Out. vi :l.'t) sc "'e 9 "",,=,_ vOOOQO * MONo AT 6=c=SPORTSMEN VSu AVIATWN S',taYlng hbmeo WI '* TOES 0 AT 6=KINIPOPOS VS 0 GAR1JENAIRES 6~A SUPP~.( (A 12 'te UPI news flabh f'1"":'-ffi N"lljlT 'fo.r~ WED AT VIATION VS 0 =~ / ~hanllJ:tClil '::,\V5 that 4()(jo..,meter Ot.l.3 Db-" lS *H BIG FOURTH OF JULY ~v/ rBALL GAMF a:I"lJ.:<,a. vl;;l1n star Bill Alley nave 91.3~ AT DALLY FIELD ~ EBE\O'J' ~ S'l'ARS l.y~ WJ.t,hQ.~"'!f," r.,.om -+:,,,O,e tour~g tra.ck teamo) A~IO!J ~_ '\\;. ~ r -.""....-- FLYERS AI-..... PM Pap"e L.. TT"TF'''T ASS - ~. GENERAL MESS MENU CHERYL CRANE TO UNDERGO TRIPS TO MOON MAY CURE BACKACHE PSYCHI~TRIC FRIDAY 30 June 1961 TREATMENT Sto LOU1S, Missouri, June 27 (UPI)- BREAKFAST Hartford, Connectlcut, June 27 (UPI) Actress Lana Turner today left her Man my some day take trips to the moon Chll~ed Frult JUlce as a space age cure for backache, a Chl:led Canned Frult troubled 17-year old daughter Cheryl Crane at a speclal school here to chiropractor said yesterdayo Hot Cereal Dr~ Gordon Heuser, presldent of the Gr~l~ed Pork Link Sausage undergo lntenslve psychlatrlc treat Colorado State Board of Chlropractic Eggs to Order ment o Examlners, told some 400 chlropractors Miss Turner and her flfth husband, Creamed Beef on Toast at the Internatlonal Chlropractlc Re Hash Brown Potatoes rancher Frl"d May, brought Cheryl to the Instltute of Llvlng, whlch spec search Instltute that the body would be Steamed Rlce welghtless ln outer space and could be Hot Toast Butter Jam l.alizes In psychlatrlc therapy for & examined and treated wlthout stralno Chllled Milk - Coffee problem chlldren. The fact that he would welgh only The actress then 1 eft Hartford and one-elghth as much on the moon as he DINNER was reported on her way back to the West Coast. does on earth--And nothlng in space- COl"n Chowder Would provlde the optlmum condltion for Grllled Hallbut Steak Dr o Gordon Edgren, Asslstant Med-lcal Director of the Instltute, said Cheryl an lnJured dlSC or splnal condltion to w/Tartar Sauce &Sllced Lemon heal, he sald. Bralsed Beef T1PS ln Gravy came "on her own Volltlon" to undergo M3.caronl Augratln treatment 0 Stewed Tomatoes She has been a ward of the State of Steamed Splnach w/Eggs Callfornia Slnce 1958 when she kllled TOM CAT CAUSES CHAOS her mother 1 s boyfriend, Johnny Stomp Steamed Rlce Rotherman, England, June 28 (UPI)- Comblr~tlon anato, ln what a coroner 1 s Jury ruled Salad w/Dresslng An old black tomcat wrlggled through was Justlflable homlclde e Iced Lemon Cake the barbed Wlre round a transformer at Slnce then she has run awy from the power statlon here yesterday--And several homes and schools for teen Chllled Milk - Coffee caused chaoso age glrls o In Hollywood, offlClals sald the It stepped on a live termlnal and: SUPPER --Exploded a turblne In a bUlldlng Beef and Barley Soup move to an "Bastern School was made wlth thelr approvalo at a steel works o Ita.l,lan Spaghettl --Blew off the roof and knocked down -viMea't Balls Cheryl, daugrter of ~lSS Turner and the walls o It.allan Sauce her second husband, Stephen Crane, had --InJured three men o Mexlcan Kldney Beans her most recent scrape wlth the law --Put out trafflc control llghts ln B~ttered Caullflower lL belng p1.cked up wlth some other the town o Stea~ed teen-age glrls at a prlvate drlnklng Rlce --Cut electrlclty supplies to 75 per Waldorf Salad partyc cent of the townis houseso ~ss Turner sald 1t"WiS "Cheryl vs Aprlcot PJ.e --Stopped the electrlc trolley busseso Cnl~~ed Milk - Coffee own ldeall to come Fast for Ila Ilttle --Turned off the water supply 0 0 II 000000 change But the actress malntalned that Cheryl merely was staYlng wlth --Closed down electrlc furnaces, wastlng hundreds of tons of steel, and MACARTHUR WILL FLY TO "frlends,1l J.n the Hartford, Connectl --Electrocuted itselfo PHILIPPINES IN JFKIS JET cut area o She sald there were other Wa5nlng~on, June 27 (UPI)--Presl teen-agers there, too, and that Cheryl oooaoO dent Kennedy has authorized the use of "would have a very nlce tlme." WIDESPREAD FLOODING IN JAPAN cne of hlS Jet planes to fly retlred 008.00 THOUSANDS HOMELESS General Douglas MacArthur to the "TRIESTE" WILL MAKE 60 RESEARCH DIVES Tokyo, June 27 (UPI)--Wldespread Phillpplnes to take part ln the July floodlng was reported ln vast areas of 4 celebratlons marklng the 15th annl San Diego, Callfornla, June 27 (UPI) raln-whlpped Southern Japan todayo Po VeY8ary of Fhlllpplne Independence 0 The deep-dlvlng Bathyscaph Trleste has llce sald at least 22 persons were dead A W'hlte House source sald today that been taken out of drydock at Naval 28 mlsslng and 19 serlously lnJuredo M:lcArtbur wll1 fly ln one of the three ElectronlCs Laboratory ln preparatlon Thousands were homeless ln an area g_ant Jet transport planes usually re for a serles of 60 research dlves off coverlng 13 Prefecturaso -e.r,red for the use of the President or the Southern Callfornia Coast o The ralns, spawned by a troplcal storn c~r~T tlgh-rar~.l.ng Govermnent offlC- The bl1mp-shaped craft, WhlCh made ln the Paclfic and contlnulng in tor- .ldJ,.b o a record deep dlve In the South PaCl- rential force for the thlrd day ln a 1:-.6 p~ane 1",ll:::" be C'omma l 1('led by CoL flC last year, was scheduled to begln row, lnundated some 120,000 acres of RotE'.rt J 0 Rudd, onE> of the All Force furthor probes of the ocean in about rlch rlce land and forced at least Dk_0tS aSSlgned to a speclal unlt two weeks, Navy offlclals sald. 27,642 famllles to flee thelr flooded 'Lell f' .. e& the PI t-sidentlal alrcraft" The bathyscaph was In drydock ten homes, accordlng to the latest pollce Ma~Arthur ~s scheduled to leave the months whlle addltlonal equlpment was bulletln Un~ted St~~e5 1 o on July 0 He wll1 be lnstalled to ald ln oceanographlc The Japanese Health and Welfare MJ.n- ~r\t,ne Ph.Lllpplnes about elght dayso studleso Included ln the new deVlces istry said the floods also lncreased ~~e General's schedule has not yet were a closed clrcult televlslon and the threat of a polio epldemlc ln the ~6C c~ffip~eted but It wll1 lnclude ~echanlcal arm capable of retrlevlng strlcken areaso ~aK.L~g pert lIT the July 4 ceremonles blological and geographlcal samples The number of polio cases prevlously V ,/0T1l18f ca:.l.ng the Phl1lpp1.neS i Indep from the ocean f looro reported ln the Southern areas of Japan 1'."'_-"-" '.~ c ar.d V1Slts to other parts of The Navy sald the Trleste also was already was at what the Minlstry con- Lr":: ':~:ana where he commanded the U. S equlpped Wlth flve new electrlc pro- sidered a danger level and emergency Arrrj ForGes at the outbreak of World pulslon motors for lncreased speed measures had been taken to carry out an War IIo 00 000 and maneuverabllltyo inoculatlon campaigno PROPOSED TEXT ILE PROGRAM A Navy spokesman said Lt~ Don Walsh The latest pollce report saId the SUBMITTFD Tn PRE~JDFNT who partlclpated In the record dlve rampaglng flood ~ters had destroyed at Wasm.r.gtor_~ j.me '1.7 (UP!J-::Secretary last year and Lt. Lawrence Shumaker least 173 houses, washed away 116 brldges ~: COIT@erce Luther Hodges sald today would alternate as pllots In the futurE caused 631 maJor landslldes, rJpped ap tbat hIS Department has submltted to research dlves off San Dlegoo hlghways in 431 places~ 239 rlver dlkes

Pr6~ldent Kennedy a seven-polnt pro- .00.00 broken, and 6 1 240 houses flooded abo/e pc,se:t:t~ f:rogram on the textlle sltuatlon EL floor leveL "3 ... he decllned to state what 1t con- NG ISH HUMOR? The U0 So Alr Force weather centra..l :a~redo N0ttingham j England, June 28 (UPI) at noarby Fuchu Alr Statlon said the Ee sald It was the result of day and Two Bank of England one pound notes torrential ralns were spawned by IITrop~ r lr::- nt atudles of textlles. found on a Nottlngham mlner were Slgn- leal Depresslon No o 13" iJ WhlCh was lo- A .l.ettE-r slgned by 150 Congressmen ed "M1ckey Mouse" and "Wo Dlsney" ln cated 200 miles South-Southwest of Osaka and sent tv Presldent Kennedy con- the plac~ where the name of the bank's and movlng North o It was expected to :r-rred o~ly one of the seven pOlnts, chlef cashler L. K. OOBrlen should be about 100 miles Southeast of Osaka H;~ges sald He therefore did not have beeno by Wednesday mornlng and the weather~ wl~h t: commento on lt Sald Bank of England superlntendants men sald lt would contlnue dousing ralns o 00.000 Douglas Jeffrey ln court here yester- on SOl1thern Japan while comlng North,'?" day~ "They are forgerleso" the stormis center wlnd~ measured 35 ,1 Lc tc fISh? You may check out - eoo •• o mlles an houro 1 - c.. ') ~ 'Gc g",ar f romkSpeclal Servlces' Want t0 v i ew your 35mm slides? You The storm also forced the clo~~e G~ k A_L .... L '., ear Lee ero b S ia S .1. • _' ~ ...... !..._Ina_y__o_r_r_o_w__p_e_G_l__e_r_v_l_c_e_s_p_r_o_J_e_c_t_or...... !._O_s_a_ka__In_t_e_r_na_t_l_o_ns._l:.....A_l..,.)r~p~o.....~..;;~'/_./_/_#-:-,~ __ PAGE S I-JOURGLASS THVRSDAY 29 JUNE 1961 , WELCOME ABOARD NEW TELEPHONE NUMBERS HARRI~AN LEAVE LAOS PASS£NGERS ABOARD THE WORLD AIRWAYS BECAUSE MANY TELEPHONE NUMBERS FLIGHT THIS MORNING WERE: HAVE RECENTLY BEEN CHANGED AND MANY TALKS UNEXPECTEDLY USN - ROBERT 0 BASH, LT JOHN C NEW FAMILIES ARE ARRIViNG ON THE NEW YORK, JUNE 27 (UPI) U.S. SPECIAL STOVALL, LT ROGER 0 CROTTEAU ARE ISLAND, THE HOURGLASS WILL TODAY ENVOY W AVERALL HARRIMAN ARRIVED HERE HERE ON TEMPORARY DUTY (TOY). CALViN BEGIN PUBLISHING THE CHANGES AS THEY TONIGHT AFTER SUDDENLY AND SECRETLY HICKEY, PMI-PI, RETURNED FROM TRIPLER OCCUR UNTIL THE NEW TELEPHONE DIR LEAVING THE LAOS PEACE CONFERENCE FOR HOSPITAL ECTORY IS DISTRIBUTED CONSULTATIONS IN WASHINGTON VOUGHT RANGE SYSTE~S - G. D. PAULK, HARRIMAN DENIED THERE WAS ANY EOWARD ANDREWS, WILLIAM BAIRD ARE NEw CHANGES: Bus QTRS I URGENCY IN HIS DEPARTURE, SAYING THAT I SLAND E~-1PLOYEES ALLEN, R. L. 7~9 912 I IT WAS A "GOOD TIME TO TAKE STOCK TO US. ARM) 0 E. B. KINDKI IS HERE ON BRAMBLEY, R. M. 283 939 , SEE WHERE WE GO FROM HERE " TOY. COMBS, T. ]21 SANDS* I "WE ARE NOT IN A STALEMATE," HE USAF - MAJ 0 TYLER RETURNED TO THE GOODMAN, H J. 478 SANDSI' I SAID "BOTH SIDES HAVE AGREED ON THE ISLAND TEMPLE, G. H.,tvD 260 592 I NEED FOR A COALITION GOVERNM~NT (FOR I TCT - MANG CHO LEE, K CHO, P. G. I LAOS)" HE ALSO SAID THAT DESPITE ,

THE KWAJALEIN STORE AND COMMISSARY YOKWE YUK - "TREASURE OF THE GOLDEN CONDOR" - CORNELL WILDE AND CONSTANCE SMITH WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY, JULY I FOR FIRST SHOW 1900 CORNEL WILDE SEEKS TO REGAIN HIS RIGHTFUL TITLE YEAR-END INVENTORY. SECOND SHOW 2030 BY FISTICUFFS AND A TREASURE HUNT IN GUATEMALA.

ANYONE HAVING PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE "MILL-DEW REVIEW" PLEASE CONTACT KWAJ. MISCELLANY AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE MARY BEDROSIAN AT 859. KWAJALEIN WEATHER THURSDAY CONTINUED CLOUDY SKIES AND SHOWERS, 1700 DINNER MUSICALE THERE WILL BE AN IMPORTANT SHORT OCCASIONALLY HEAVY, AND FRESH TO 1830 LIFE OF RILEY MEETING OF THE BOY SCOUT COMMITTEE STRONG NORTHEASTERLY BREEZE IS THE 1900 NEWS TONIGHT AT 7 P M AT THE BOY SCOUT FORCAST FOR KWAJALEIN TODAY THE 1905 TWILIGHT TIME HUT TEMPERATURE WILL BE HIGH AT 85 DEGREES 1930 SPORTS DESK AND LOW AT 74 DEGREES RELATIVE 1945 SILHOUETTES IN JAZZ FOUND - ONE PAIR OF GLAS3ES IN FRONT HUMIDITY WILL RANGE FROM 95% TO 75% 2030 BROADWAY Is My BEAT OF THE CERAMICS ROOM OWNER MAY A TRACE OF RAINFALL YESTERDAY 2100 NEWS CLAIM THEM AT THE HOURGLASS OFFICE. LEAVES THE TOTAL SO FAR THIS MONTH 2115 NEWSMAKERS AT 6.98 INCHES ANOTHER 0 36 INCHES 2130 MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT WANTED -A FULL TIME SECRETARY. FELL AFTER MIDNIGHT AND BEFORE 0600. 2400 SIGN OFf CALL JAMES DILLION AT 235. fRIDAY 0600 NEWS fOUR PECPLE C()f>LETE TCT CONTRACTS THE BUS MARKED "NIKE ZEUS COMPLEX" 0605 UplN ATOM IS OPERATED TO PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION fOUR EMPLOYES WITH THE TRANSPORT 0630 NEWS COMPANY OF TEXAS COMPLETED THEIR FOR PERSONNEL WHO WORK IN THE NIKE 0635 UP'N ATOM CONTRACTS TODAY, AND ARE LEAVING ON ZEUS COMPLEX OR WHO HAVE BUSINESS TO 0715 SMALL FRY THEATRE THE WORLD AIRWAYS fLIGHT THIS EVENING TRA~SACT WITH PERSONNEL WORKING IN 0730 DON McNEILL THAT COMPLEX IT IS NOT A SIGHT SEE- AT 6:30 P.M 0860 ARTHUR GODFREY ING BUS AND THE AREA INCLUDING THE TOM FITZGERALD RADIO ANNOUNCER IS 0830 fLAIR COMPLEX IS ~ RESTRICTED AREA HEADING BACK TO HONOLULU WITH HOOKS 0900 MY TRUE STORY MARSHALLESE CITIZENS AND CHILDREN, YIN LAU AND AQUILINO CORPUZ MR 0940 SOUTH SEA SERENADE UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY THEIR PARENTS CHARLES WARNER IS GOING TO CORPUS 1000 TURN BACK THE CLOCK CHR I STY, TEXAS OR A RESPONSIBLE ADULT, ARE NOT PER 10 30 RHYTHM ON THE PMR MITTED TO RIDE THE BUSES INTO THE 1100 MOORE CROSBY CLOONEY NIKE ZEUS RESTRICTED AREA. CHIEf BERRY LEAVES KWAJ. 1130 IRA COOK SHOW Bus DRIVERS HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED TO CHIEF PETTY OFFICER JIM BERRY, WHO 1200 NEWS OFF-LOAD PERSONNEL WHO DO NOT WORK IN HAS BEEN STATIONED AT KWAJALEIN SINCE 1205 EASY LISTENING THE NIKE ZEUS COMPLEX, OR WHO DO NOT THE 19TH OF NOVEMBER, 1959, L.EFT 1400 NEWSMAKERS ~AVE BUSINESS TO TRANSACT WITH PERSON THE ISLAND YESTERDAY. 1415 MASTERS OF MELODY NEL IN THE COMPLEX, PRIOR TO THE BUSES CHIEF BERRY HAS BEEN WELL KNOWN ON 1430 JIM AMECHE POP CONCERT ENTERING THE RESTRICTED AREA. THE ISLAND BY ALMOST EVERYONE 1500 BASEBALL GAME OF THE DAY HIS WIFE TINA WAS WORKING FOR THE Los ANGELES AT PITTSBURGH CHILDREN ARE ALLOWED TO BOWL MONDAY TCT SUPPLY DIVISION T~RU FRIDAY. HOWEVER, CHILDREN ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BOWL ON SATURDAY AND SPECIAL SERVICES SUNDAY, UNLESS THEY ARE ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT CHILDRENS SUMMER ACTIVITIES SPECIAL SERVICES PHOTOGRAPHY COURSE "EXPOSED" WOULD ANY ONE HAVING FISHING GEAR, DIVIDED INTO TWO DIFFERENT CLASSES, JOE EVANCHIK'S PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS IS TENNIS RACKETS, BASEBALL GLOVES OR PROVING INTERESTING FOR THE UNDER 10 OVER 10 YOUNGSTERS OVER TEN CLASSES BASKETBALLS CHECKED OUT OF THE ARE BEING HELD FROM 8:30 A M TO 10:00 A.M. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. THE SPECIAL SERVICES GEAR LOCKER, EITHER COURSE IS COMPREHENSIVE AND COMPLETE THE CHILDREN LEARN ABOUT THE VALUE OF IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING OR LIGHT, AND HOW TO CONTROL IT THEY LEARN THE PROPER USE OF EQUIPMENT AND ON DALLY FiELD, PLEASE RETURN THEM EVENTUALLY HOW TO GET MORE CONTRAST AND BETTER NEGATIVES TO THE SPECIAL SERVICES GEAR LOCKER THE UNDER 10 CLASS, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY FROM 9 A.M. TO 10 A.M , ALTHOUGH NOT AS DETAILED, SERVES WILL AS A PRIMER FOR LATER DEVELOPMENT (NO PUN INTENDED) LOST - AT EMON BEACH CUB SCOUT PICNIC IN PHOTOGRAPHY. HERE THEY LEARN ABOUT WHAT LIGHT AND THE VARIOUS CHEMICALS DO A CHIlD 8 S WRIST-WATCH WITH A LAVENDAR TO THE PHOTO-PAPER THEY MAKE CUT OUTS, INSTEAD OF USING NEGATIVES, AND PLACE BAND CALL 692 AFTER 4:30 P.M. THEM ON THE PAPER SO THAT THEY BLOCK OFF THE LIGHT VARIOUS SHADE ARE DEM ONSTRATED THIS WAY, AND HOW LONGER EXPOSURES WITH LESS LIGHT WILL EFFECT THE FOUND - ONE PAIR OF TINTED CORRECTED rlNAL PRODUCT AS OPPOSED TO THE OTHER POROGATIVES SUN-GLASSES THEY MAY BE CLAIMED AT "IF SOMEONE HAD TOLD ME THE THINGS THESE KIDS LEARN HERE WHEN I WAS THEIR THE HOURGLASS OFFICE AGE," SAYS JOE, "I THINK I '0 BE WAY AHEAD IN THE FEILD TODAY II LATER IN THE COURSE, CHILDREN WILL BEGIN TO TAKE THEIR OWN PICTURES, DEVELOPE THERE ARE THREE SUNDAY AFTERNOON THE FILM AND PRINT THE COPIES THIS IS ONLY THE OLDER AGE GROUP HOWEVER, F'SHI~G TRIPS FOR AUGUST STILL UNFILLED. SINCE THERE IS A CERTAIN TRICK TO GETTING THE FILM INTO THE CONTAINERS, AND ANYONf INTERESTED MAY HAVE THEIR TIMING THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS. NAMES PLACED ON THE PASSENGER LIST THE CHILDREN SEEM TO ENJOY THEMSELVES AND ENJOY THE EXPERIMENTS IN THE By CALLED 331 fiSHING GEAR FOR YOUNGER CLASS IT IS MORE LIKE PLAYING GAMES, BUT EDUCATION IS SNEEKING UP ON T~ESE OR ANY SUCH OCCASION MAY BE THEM FROM BEH'r~D WHILE THEY PLACE HANDS, PENCILS, KEYS, COMBS, ETC, ON THE CHECKED OUT OF THE SPECIAL SERVICES PHOTO PAPER, OR THE CUTOUTS THEY HAVE MADE THEMSELVES, THEY SCREAM WITH GEJ.>R LOCKER DELIGHT WHEN THEY SEE THE RESULTS OF THEIR EFFORTS GRADUALLY APPEAR UNDER THE SURFACE OF THE PAPER DEVELOPER ENGRAVING WORK ON WATCHES, RINGS, THIS IS ANOTHER OF THE PLANNED ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES TROP~IES, ETC OONE AFTER WORKING CHILDRENS SUMMER ACTIVITIES HGURS ~~!lY FROM 6:00 TO 9:00 P.M TOMORROW WE SHALL LEARN OF SOME OF THE THINGS OPEN FOR CHILDREN ON I~E JULY WOR~ STAND IS LOCATED NEXT TO THE 4TH HOLIDAY B~RRACKS OfFICE, FIRST DECK OF THE B~PPACK5 BUILDING SUNDAY HOURS ARE FROM 10:00 A M TO 3:00 P.M TELEPHONE 401 l_~:- -+ --,- Q ~