'i HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE I 4-29-64 4-29-64 5 8 AT 0525 a 8 AT 1143 L.8 AT 1738 URGLASS o 9 AT 2334 VOL KWAJALEIN MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY 28 APRIL 64 ARsr~ I rI FIVE DLLL~{( MANILA flttE MANILA (UPI)--ARSON INSPECTORS TODAY SHOP OWNERS IN MANILA HAVE FREQUENTLY A STRONG BREEZE FANNED SUNDAY NIGHT'S ,PROBED THROUGH THE ASHES FOR THE CAUSE IN THE PAST BEEN ACCUSED OF INTENTION­ FIRE WHICH TOGETHER WITH A LIMITED A- JOF THE ESTIMATED $5 MILLION FIRE WHICH ALLY STARTING FIRES TO COLLECT ON THEIR MOUNT OF WATER AND THE FLIMSY NATURE OF 'SUNDAY NIGHT GUTTED SCORES OF FLIMSY INSURANCE. THE MANILA EVENING NEWS TO­ THE BUILDINGS MADE MATTERS DIFFICULT IBUILDINGS IN MANILA'S DIVISORIA MARKET DAY SAID IN A BANNER HEADLINE STORY ON FOR FIREMEN !PLACE PAGE ONE THAT SEVERAL PERSONS WERE BE­ POLICE ARRESTED 12 PERSONS FOR LOOT­ I I THE FIRE, WHICH RAGED MORE THAN TWO ING SOUGHT IN CONNECTION WITH THE BLAZE ING DURING AND AFTER THE FIRE AND SUB­ !HOURS, STARTED IN A CANDY FACTORY AND AND THAT ARSON WAS SUSPECTED SEQUENTLY THREW A CORDON AROUND THE ISPREhD TO AN ESTIMATED 200 SHOPS THE SUNDAY NIGHT'S FIRE, WHICH BEGAN ABOUT AREA TO PREVENT FURTHER LOSS. 'MANILA FIRE DEPARTMENT'S INVESTIGATION 9:45, WAS THE THIRD BIG FIRE TO HIT FEW OF THE LOSSES ARE SAID TO BE FUL­ OF THE POSSIBILITY OF ARSON WAS ROUTINE.WATER-SHORT MANILA IN THE PAST 1 MONTHS LY COVERED BY INSURANCE E:~rTY LAtSAVE THE RIVER VALLEY BENEATH THE HOSPITAL. BECAUSE HE THOUGHT THE ASSASSINATION OF ARTIFICIAL LAKE FROM A CATASTROPHE POLICE SAID TWO PERSONS SAW THE ABDUCT~PRESIDENT KENNEDY WAS NOW BLAMED ON HIM, OR CARRYING THE BABY BOY THROUGH A REAR THAT ALL THE JEWS IN THE COUNTRY HAD I LOCAL MISSILE OPERATION IS EX I T ON THE FOURTH FLOOR OF MEYER HOUSE, BEEN SLAUGHTERED I N A "POGROM" AND HE I SCHEDULED FOR THURSDAY NIGHT THE HOSPITAL'S MATERNITY WARD, AND IT WAS RESPONSIBLE. I A LOCAL MISSILE OPERATION IS SCHEDUL- WAS ASSUMED SHE FLED FROM THE BUILDING A PSYCHIATRIC REPORT BY DR. WEST, HEADI ED FOR 1930 THURSDAY, 30 APRIL THE WITH THE CHILD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY AND NEU-I EARLIEST THE "TAKE COVER" COULD SOUND A CITY-WIDE ALERT WAS ISSUED FOR THE ROLOGY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA, IS 1900 ALL PERSONNEL LIVING IN TRAIL ABDUCTOR AND CHILD AND POLICE ASSIGNED WAS ATTACHED TO THE MOTION FOR A JURY ! ERS AND NON-APPROVED SHELTER HOMES MUST ALL AVAILABLE MEN, INCLUDING HOMICIDE TRIAL OF RUBY'S SANITY jTAKE COVER IN APPROVED SHELTERS AT THE DETECTIVES, TO THE SEARCH ,SOUNDING OF THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL AFRS THE MOTHER, MRS. CHESFER FRONCZAK, 28, BELIEVE ONE OF nMO~T WANTEDU IKWAJALEIN WILL ANNOUNCE THE TAKE COVER WAS FONDLING HER SON WHEN THE WOMAN AP­ CR1MINAL~ HA~ KIDNAPED BOY ,AND ALL CLEAR SIGNALS, AS WELL AS OTHER PEARED AND SAID SHE HAD TO RETURN THE HUMBOLDT, TENN (UPI)--THE FBI SAID IINFORMATION PERTINENT TO THE OPERATION BABY TO THE NURSERY TONIGHT THERE ARE "STRONG INDICATIONS" NIGHT OPERATIONS NORMALLY ENTAIL PHO­ THAT JOSEPH FRANCIS BRYAN JR , ACCUSED TOGRAPHIC COVERAGE WHICH REQUIRES A FI REMAN ADM ITb HE SET FI RES CH I LD-K I LLER AND ONE OF THE NAT I ON'S BLACKOUT OF ALL EXTERIOR LIGHTS. ALL BECAUSE HE LIKES FIGHT ING THEM 10 MOST WANTED MEN KIDNAPED AN 8-YEAR- RESIDENTS ARE REQUESTED TO SECURE THEIR TOKYO (UPI)--A STAR MEMBER OF TOKYO'S OLD BOY HERE THIS WEEKEND. PORCH AND YARD FLOODLIGHTS. EXTINGUISH­ VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE WAS ARRESTED SAT- THE MEMPHIS FBI OFFICE SAID BRYAN, A ING NORMAL INTERIOR HOUSE LIGHTING IS URDAY FOR ALLEGEDLY SETTING SOME 50 FIREtFORMER MENTAL PATIENT WITH A RECORD OF NOT REQUIRED OVER THE PAST SEVEN BEARS--BECAUSE HE SEX OFFENSES AGAINST YOUNG BOYS, WAS GROUND SAFETY PROCEDURES: ALL PERSON- ENJOYED THE THRILL OF BATTLING THE FLAME~8ELIEVED SEEN DRIVING A STOLEN CAR IN NEL NOT ESSENTIAL TO THE OPERATION MUST WHEN QUESTIONED AS TO HIS MOTIVES, THE HUMBOLDT AREA SHORTLY BEFORE LITTLE TAKE COVER IN AN APPROVED SHELTER UPON YASUHIRO ICHINOSE, WHO WAS TWICE COMMEN- DENNIS BURKE DISAPPEARED FRIDAY NIGHT 11 I SOUNDING OF THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL, ALL OED FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE, SAID, BRYAN, OF AUDUBON PARK, N.J , IS NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL MUST IMMEDIATEL SET FIRES, BECAUSE I LIKE PUTTING OUT CHARGED WITH KIDNAPING JOHN D/VID ROBI- 11 PROCEED TO AND REMAIN IN AN APPROVED FIRES. SON, 10, OF MOUNT PLEASANT, S C., FEB. SHELTER UNTIL THE ALL CLEAR IS SOUNDED PRESIDENT WAS SCHEDULED TO 27. THE BOY'S SKELETON LATER WAS FOUND THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL IS THREE TEN-SEC­ ADDRESS BUS I NESS GROUP TODAY NEAR HALLANDALE, FLOR I DA OND BLASTS ON THE FIRE SIREN THE ALL WASH I NGTON {Up I }--PRES I DENT JOHNSON \ I CLEAR SIGNAL IS ONE TWENTY-SECOND BLAST WAS EXPECTED TO GIVE THE NATION'S BUSIN­ CIGARETTE MAKERS WILL NAME ApPROVED SHELTERS ON KWAJALEIN ARE ESSMEN AN OPTIMISTIC REPORT ON THE U.S ADMINISTRATOR OVER ADVERTISING THOSE STRUCTURES WHICH HAVE FOUR-INCH ECONOMY TODAY AND ASK FOR THEIR COOPER­ NEW YORK (UPI}--T E NATION'S CIGA- CONCRETE ROOFS THE FOLLOWING BUILD­ ATION IN KEEPING PRICES AND WAGES STABLE RETTE MAKERS ANNOUNCED TODAY THEY HAVE INGS ARE DESIGNATED APPROVED SHELTERS: THE PRESIDENT WAS SCHEDULED TO ADDRESS AGREED ON AN ADVERTISING CODE THAT 01- ALL QUARTERS OF PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION THE 52ND ANNUAL MEETING OF THE U S CHAM VORCES THE SALES PITCH FROM SEX APPEAL, (EXCEPT QTRS 401, 402, 403 AND 404), BE R OF COMMERCE AT CONST I TUT ION HAL L. IT ATHLETIC PROWESS, SOCIAL DISTINCTION BARRACKS AND STORE BLDG, ADMINISTRA- WAS EXPECTED TO BE HIS BIGGEST BUSINESS AND SUCCESS /TION/TERMINAL BLDG, YOKWE YUK CLUB, AUDIENCE SINCE HE BECAME PRESIDENT. THE MANUFACTURERS SAID THAT AN IN- 'GENERAL MESS, SURFRIDER BOQ, AND FIRST DEPENDENT ADMINISTRATOR WILL ENFORCE DECKS ONLY OF THE SANDS, REEF AND CORAL AVIATRIX POSTPONES HOP THE CODE AND FINE VIOLATORS UP TO ONE I BOQs AGANA, GUAM (UPI}--AvIATRIX JOAN MER- HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR INFRACTIONS~ DISPUTE OVER LEGAL EXPENSES RIMAN HAS AGAIN POSTPONED HER FLIGHT TO THE ADMINISTRATOR HAS NOT BEEN NAMED , WASHINGTON (~PI)--A SHARP DISPUTE DE- WAKE ISLAND, THE NEXT LEG ON HER SOLO BUT WILL BE SHORTLY VELOPED TODAY OVER WHETHER THE TEAM- TRIP AROUND THE WORLD. THE POSTPONEMENT UNDER THE CODE, NO ADVERTISING FOR I WAS APPARENTLY DUE TO MECHANICAL TROUBLE CIGARETTES MAY BE USED UNLESS IT FIRST STERS' UNION S~OULD CONTINUE TO PAY LEGAL EXPENSES OF TEAMSTERS' PRESIDENT ACCORDING TO THE FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY HAS BEEN SUBMITTED TO THE ADMINISTRATOR 'JAMES R HOFFA DURING HIS TRIAL ON MAIL AND OKAYED BY HIM. lFRAUD CHARGES OPENING IN CHICAGO BERLIN (UPI)--A 20-YEAR-OLD EAST GER- TEAMSTERS' VICE PRESIDENT JOHN O'ROUR MAN BORDER GUARD FLED TO THE AMERICAN TEL AVIV (UPI)--PREMIER LEVI ESHKOL !KE ASKED UNION TREASURER JOHN ENGLISH SECTOR OF BERLIN EARLY YESTERDAY, WEST TONIGHT WARNED THAT THE THEME OF PRESI­ :TO HALT SUCH PAYMENTS UNTIL THE TEAMSTEfBERLIN POLICE REPORTED TODAY DENT NASSER'S RECENT SPEECHES MADE IT IExECUTIVE BOARD COULD MEET AND DECIDE HE ESCAPED IN UNIFORM CARRYING HIS / APPEAR THAT THE THREAT OF WAR WITH THE ~~l~(Hul~~·T~Hul~~R~Tun~r~:n~IN~IT~uIN~~I~I~~Tu'W~I~~'IM~ ______;-M_A_C_H_'_N_E __P_'_S_T_O_L ______~A~R~A~B~S~H~A~S~N~O~T~R~E_C_E_D_E_O~. ______J ~P~A~G~2~ ______~~~~~ __-+ ____ ~~~~H~0~~~G~L~A~SS~~~ ______~ __7.:~:;~~~~~ TUESDAY Za ~RJ.!._1-.291~<" i PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE ~ILL UNVEIL NEW MISSILE UNIVERSITY ART CLASS REGISTRATIO~ I COMMANDING OfFiCER PACIFIC MISSILE Moscow {UP1)--WESTERN MILITARY EXPERTS WILL START TOMORROW NIGHT RANGE FACiLITY, KWAJALEtN, MARSHALL SAID TODAY THAT THE RUSSIANS ARE EXPECTE REGISTRATION FOR THE ART CLASS, A I ISLANDS, CONTRACT NI23 ( 61 756) 35133A TO UNVEIL A NEW VERSION or A GROUND TO NON-CREDIT SHORT COURSE OFFERED BY i (PMR) WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. AIR MISSILE AT THIS YEAR'S MAY DAY MILI- THE UNIVERSITY Of HAWAII, KWAJALEIN J THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY TARY PARADE IN RED SQUARE CENTER, WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, ! S D A LINE THE NEW IS MOUNTED DIRECTLY ON APRIL 29, fROM 6.00 TO 8 00 P.M IN I MONDAY THROUGH \ ATURDA YEO VERSID~ BE I NG DRAWN i G S SCHOOL I FOR NOTICES IS 4 P M THE DAY BEFORE A WEAPONS CARRIER INSTEAD OF ROOM 115 Of THE EORGE EITZ , I PUBLI CA TI ON DEADL I NE FOR NEWS ITEMS f BY A TRA I LER, THEY SA I D : AND THURSDAY, APR II.. 30, I N ROOM I I IS 10 A.M THE DAY OF PUBLICATION I THl EXPERTS COULD ADO NO DETAILS BE- ! DURING THE SAME HOURS TUITION Of THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CAUSE Of THE INfORMATION BEING BASED ON II $30 AND SUPPLIES Of APPROXIMATELY $18 EDIT COPY RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION I THE OBSERVATION Of DRESS REHEARSALS ARE PAYABLE AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION. I THROUGH THE STREETS Of Moscow IN THESE I Two CLASSES WILL BE fORMED ONE TO EDITOR H. EDW McKINNEY I EXERCISES, THE WEAPONS ARE COVERED BY I MEET MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY FROM 6:30 CANVAS. I TO 7 55 P M IN ROOM 115 OF THE HIGH I SCHOOL, THE OTHER TO MEET TUESDAY AND SAYS SEVERAL FREE WORLD NATIONS i TWA PLANS AHEAD I THURSDAY fROM 8 05 TO 9 30 AT THE WILL AID SOUTH VIET NAM I KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI (UPI }--TRANS- I SAME PLACE CLASSES WILL START MAY i VALPARAISO, iND (UPI )--SECRETARY OF, WORLD AIRLINES, INC., PLANS TO SPENO i I AND END Ju~y 2, A TOTAL OF 8 WEEKS. ; STATE DEAN RUSK SAID TODAY THAT SEV- ! MORE THAN $1 BILLION IN THE NEXT 10 EACH CLASS IS LIMITED TO 15 STUDENTS ERAL FREE WORLD N~TIONS APPARENTLY : YEARS fOR JET AIRCRAfT AND SUPPORT SO fAR, OVER TWENTY PERSONS HAVE CAL- ARE PREPARED TO INCREASE THEIR AID TO ! EQUIPMENT LED TO EXPRESS THEIR DESIRE TO ENROLL SOUTH VIET NAM IN ITS wAR AGAINST CHARLES C TILLINGHAST JR TOLD THE AND PRIORITY WilL BE GIVEN THEM I COMMUNIST INSURGENTS HE SAID THE ANNUAL MEETING Of STOCKHOLDERS THAT I THERE ARE A fEW MORE VACANCIES ANY I ADDED HELP WOULD CONS I ST Of BO~H fiGURE I NCLUDED EXPECTED AND CURRENT II NTERESTED PERSONS ARE URGED TO EN- I "PEOPL E AND CR I T I CAL MATER I AL ORDERS fOR SUBSON I C JE TS, PL US COMM I T- ROLL AS SOON AS POSS I BL E BEFORE THE RUSK SAID THAT DURING HIS RECENT MENTS fOR SUPERSONIC JETS I CLASSES ARE fiLLED UP IASIAN TRIP IN WHICH HE ATTENDED MEET- I INSTRUCTOR IS J. ALAN LONGO HE INGS Of THE SOUTHEAST ASIAN TREATY II INDIA SHORT ON DEFENSE RECEIVED HIS B ~ A. DEGREE FROM THE ORGANIZATION (SEATO) iN MANILA, HE WASHINGTON (UPI )--MADAME INDIRA GHANDI, HONOLULU ACADEMY OF ARTS AND HAS HAD GAVE "RENEWED ASSURANCES" THAT THE DAUGHTER Of INDIA's PRIME MINISTER NEHRU, SEVERAL YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL TEACHING U.S. PLANS TO MAINTAIN ITS PRESENT SAID PAKISTAN'S RECENT OVERTURES TO RED EXPERIENCE IN HAWAI I MILITARY FORCES IN THE PACIFIC AREA CHINA HAVE "VASTLY INCREASED" INDIA'S CATALOGUE Of CREDIT COURSfS fOR THE HE SAID THE U.S. HAS 200,000 MEN SECURITY PROBLEMS AND "MAKES OUR ENTIRE NEXT SEMESTER BEGINNING MAY 25 WILL UNDER ARMS AVAILABLE fOR DUTY IN THAT BORDER VULNERABLE n BE AVAILABLE SOMETIME THIS WEEK. SECTOR Of THE WORLD RUSK SAID THAT THE RED CHINESE AGGRESSION AGAINST WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE HOUR- If THE COMMUNISTS WERE TO SUCCEED IN INDIA TWO YEARS AGO PROVED THAT HER GLASS. SOUTH VIET NAM, THE REST OF SOUTHEAST COUNTRY HAD BEEN DEVOTING TOO MUCH AT- FOR APPOINTMENT, CALL J.C CHEH AT ASIA WOULD BE IN JEOPARDY HE SAID TENTION TO HER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND 2148 DAYS OR 337 EVENINGS. THE LOSS Of SOUTHEAST ASIA TO THE TOO LITTLE TO A DEfENSIVE MILITARY BUILD COMMUNISTS "WOULD BRING ABOUT A MAJOR UP, SHE SAID SHIFT IN THE BALANCE Of POWER" NEW PRESDIENT or AMERiCAN-KOREAN FOUNDATION MAKING TRIP TO SEOUL NINE SEAMEN LOST ~MALL INVESTORS MAY BE NEW YORK (UPI )--DRo ROLAND R. DE­ KOBE, JAPAN {UPI )--FIVE SEAMEN WERE TAKING CHANCES AGAIN IN MARKET MARCO, PRESlDENT OF THE AMERICAN­ REPORTED DEAD AND FOUR OTHERS MISSING NEW YORK (UPI )--THE BIG CANADIAN ORE KOREAN FOUNDATION, DEPARTED YESTERDAY WHEN THE JAPANESE fREIGHTER DAIKYU MARU STRIKE, WHICH HAS TRIGGERED A WILD fOR SEOUL TO BEGIN A 10-DAY VISIT TO SANK EARLY THIS MORNING Off THE SOUTHERN RUSH fOR MINING STOCKS ON BOTH SIDES SURVEY THE WORK Of THE FOUNDATION TIP OF SHIKOKU, ONE OF JAPAN'S fOUR MAIN Of THE BORDER, HAS FOCUSED THE SPOT­ THE FOUNDAT!ON OPERATES A MODEL ISLANDS. LIGHT ON A fiGURE WHO HAS BEEN OUT OF FARM OUTSIDE SEOU~ TO TEACH KOREANS Two SEAMEN, AND THE ONLY PASSENGER, A THE LIMELIGHT fOR THE PAST TWO YEARS- HOW TO BENCH TERRACE LAND IN ORDER TO WOMAN, WERE RESCUED THE MAf'lIT I ME SAfETY THE SMALL INVESTOR STOP EROSiON AND RECLAIM LAND AGENCY IN KOBE SAID T~E LIGHT FREIGHTER MA~Y A SMALL INVESTOR LOST HEAVILY THE FOUNDAT!ON ALSO OPERATES EDU­ WAS BOUND FOR TOKYO fROM KYUSHU WITH A I ~ THE SHARP STOCK MARKET COLLAPSE OF CATIONA~ CENTERS, SPONSORS 20 J OOO LOAD OF 830 TONS OF COAL WHEN SHE HIT MAY 1962 AND, IN THE PARLANCE Of WALL 4-H CLUBS AND AIDS IN CONSTRUCTION OF ROUGH SEAS, BEGAN LEAKING AND SENT OUT STREET, HAS BEEN IN HIDING EVER SINCE. EARTH BLOCK HOUSES WHICH ACCOMODATE I DISTRESS SIGNALS BUT THERE HAVE BEEN SIGNS IN RECENT A FAMILY OF fOUR AT A COST OF $100 I WEEKS THAT HE MAY BE SCREWING UP HIS • I DR DEMARCO, wHq IS PRESIDENT Of COURAGE fOR ANOTHER PLUNGE WITH CANDIDATE FORGOT TO REGIST~ I FINCH COLLEGE IN ~EW YORK CITY, RECEN- EXTRA MONEY IN HIS POCKET FROM STEAD­ KUALA LUMPUR (UPI )--THE MOST EMBARRASSED TLy SUCCEEDED THE ~ATE GEN CHARLES ILY RISING PERSONAl.. INCOME PLUS THE MAN DURING YESTERDAY'S PARLIAMENTARY W CHRISTENBERRY AS FOJNDATION PRESI- TAX BONUS IN HIS PAY ENVELOPE, THE ELECTIONS WAS MALAYSIA'S AGRICULTURE AND DENT AND IS MAKING HiS F RST TRIP TO SMALL INVESTOR APPARENTLY IS HANKERIN COOPERATiVES MINISTER MOHAMMED KHIR KOREA iN HiS NEW ~OST JOHARI TO DEAL HIMSELF BACK INTO THE SMALL € KHIR JOHARI WAS STOPPED BY ELECTION I MARKET WHICH IS PERCHED ON RECORD VISITS VoSo CAPiTOL OffiCIALS AND TURNED AWAY IN HIS HOME WASHINGTON )--TSUNETAKA UEDA, I PEAKS (~PI I CONSTITUENCY Of KEDAH TENGAH IN THE PRESIDENT Of THE MAINICHI NEWSPAPERS i NORTHERN STATE Of KEDAH WHEN HE TRIED CENTO COUN~iL TO MEET TO VOTE OF JAPAN, ARR,VED IN WASHINGTON TODAY I LONDON (UPI )--BRITISH FOREIGN SEC- OfFICIALS SAID THE MINISTER I fOR A ONE-DAY STAY IN THE COURSE OF A I HAD fORGOTl WORLD TOUR I RETARY R A BUTLER FLIES TO WASHINGTON TEN TO REGISTER AND THEREFORE TOMORROW FOR WIDE-RANGING POLtCY TALKS ALLOWED TO VOTE WAS NOT I UEDA AND HIS WIFE LANDED AT NATIONAL WITH AMERICAN AND OTHER ALLIED LEADERS. AiRPORT fROM NE~ YORK AND LEFT IMMED­ THE OCCASION IS A MHNISTERIAl COUN­ !ATELY fOR ARLINGTON CEMETERY TO VIEW CIL MEETING OF THE CENTRAL TREATY MASTER RACE IN SOUTH AFRICA? PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S G~AVE LATER IN It ORGANIZATiON (CENTO), THE WEST'S AL­ TORONTO (UPI )--A PROMINENT TORONTO THE DAY, THEY WERE SCHEDULED TO VISIT IGNMENT FOR THE DEFENSE OF THE STRA­ JEWISH LEADER LAST NIGHT CRITICIZED MOUNT VERNON, HOME OF GEORGE WASHINGTON TEGICALLY EXPOSED NEAR EAST M FINANCIER GARfiELD WESTON'S SUPPORT OF TOUR THE CAPiTOL AND DO OTHER S!GHT- SOUTH AFRICA'S RACIAL POLICIES AND WARNE1 SEEING RED Ch H"A Or"FERS AS YllJv1 AGAINST THE POSSIBILITY OF ANOTHER WORLD TOMOR~OW, UEDA WULL ~AVE BREAKFAST CA~CJTTA, INDnA {UPI )--CHINESE WAR OVER THE RACE ISSUE WITH RYUJI TAKE~C~', J~oANESE ~~BAS- COM~UNISTS, WHO ENGINEERED THE ASSAS- RABBI ABRAHAM Lo FEINBERG, SPEAKING SADOR TO THE UN!TED STATES HE Wl~~ 1 SINATION OF THE BHUTANESE PREMIER AT HOLY BLOSSOM TEMPLE, NOTED THE SAME I RETURN TO NEW YORK TO~ORROW AFTERNOON MASTER-RACE fEELING WAS EVIDENT AMONG I J!G\IoiE DOR.)!:I HAVE OFfERED ASYLUM TO SOUTH AFRICA'S WHITE RESIDENTS, AS AP­ fLEEING BHvTANESE ARMV OFfiCERS WHO ~ ... EF"- -rrlREE Wi DOvJS PEARED AMONG THE NAZIS IN GERMANY PRIOR ESCAPED T ~ BET AF TER THE EXPOSURE Of A LONDON (UP: )--THREE WOMEN TODAY i TO THE OUTBREAK OF WORLD WAR II RED-S~ONSORED COuP} ACCORD~NG TO A l BE~!EVE THEY ~RE r~E 0 DGW OF fHE SAt>1E j D' SPA iCioi FROM GAI'.IGTOK ! MAN Iv1AI'II I=' Et-.JN, • 7",,£ DE =- .JTV COfV<'VJ ;i\4DER - ~ N-CI-I] £f OF THE! ABERYSTWYTH, WALES {UPI )--ABOUT 1,300 THE J DENT" ED AS CORDON G.... II Bl-Il.. T","'£SE ';RMv AND 4' C-HER MEN HAVE "THIRSTY" STUDENTS, WHO STAGED A STRIKE DIED A WEEK AGO FROM INJURfiES RECEIVED BEt:r.. ~R~:::S TED F l F TY- TWO OTHER ARMY BECAUSE THEY WERE REFUSED PERMISSION TO I IN A~ AUTO ACC~DENlo ~HE VARIOUS I OFFYCERS A~E IN CwSTODY AND TEN MORE BU I LD A BAR, TOO AY PLANNED TO CARRY ON II ARRANGEMENTS FOR HiS r UNERrl. 0 i SClOSED ~ THEIR PROTEST UNIVERSITY COLLEGE RULED I HE : I STilt.. AQ[ BE'N~ t-'uNTED COM~iTTfD BICA~Y Tv~~E THE STUDENT UNION WAS UNSUITABLE fOR A BAR ! PAGE 3 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 28 APRIL 1964

TWO FORMER GERMAN OFFICERS HAS TWENTY-fOURTH BABY ANNUAL FESTIVAL PAYS HOMAGE FACE WAR CRIMES COURT RAPID CITY, §OUTH DAKOTA (UPI)--MRS. TO MOST EVIL-SMELLING EDIBLE DUESSELDORF, GERMANY (UPI}--Two JAMES BIG CRow,-40, WILL BE GOING BACK COSBY, TENN. (UPI}--TEN THOUSAND FORMER GERMAN ARMY OFF I CERS, ONE OF TO THE PARK RIDGE" SOUTH DAKOTA, IN- PERSONS, UNDAUNTED BY A COLD RAIN AND THEM RETIRED ON A PENSION AND THE OTHER DIAN RESERVATION IN A FEW DAYS WITH HER A PECULIAR ODOR, GATHERED IN LUTHERAN A POSTWAR JUDGE, WENT BEFORE A WAR 24TH BABY. VALENTINE'S COW PASTURE TODAY TO PAY CRIMES COURT TODAY FOR THE 1942 MACHINE- THE CHILO WAS BORN AT A HOSPITAL HERE THEIR YEARLY HOMAGE TO THE RAMP GUNNING OF RUSSIAN JEWISH WOMEN AND LAST TUESDAY AND MRS. BIG CROW WAS RE­ THE fAITHFUL CAME IN OVERALLS AND CHILDREN. PORTED JUST AS HAPPY WITH THIS BABY AS BUSINESS SUITS, IN EVENING GOWNS AND RETIRED MAJ. FRITZ F,SCHER AND SUS­ SHE WAS WHEN HER FIRST WAS BORN 20 GINGHAM DRESSES, TO THE FIELD ATOP PENDED HAMBURG TRAFFIC JUDGE FRITZ YEARS AGO. SHANGRI-LA HILL TO CELEBRATE THE 11TH PULS, 57, WERE CHARGED WITH MURDERING NINETEEN OF HER CHILDREN HAVE LIVED. ANNUAL RAMP FEST I VAL, I N HONOR OF THE AT LEAST 40 MOTHERS AND CHILDREN...... WORLD'S MOST EVIL-SMELLI~G EDIBLE • FISCHER, WARTIME COMMANDER OF AN DESCRIBES ACTION IN SOUTH VIET THE RAMP IS A VEGETABLE WITH A ROOT ARMORED SIGNALS R.EGIMENT, "ON HIS OWN NAM AS "BIG, MEAN WAR" LIKE AN ONION AND LEAVES LIKE LILY INITIATIVE ORDERED THE ROUNDUP AND WASHINGTON (UPI)--FoRMER U.S. AIR OF THE VALLL~ AND IS SAID, BY THOSE EXECUTION OF ALL REMAINING JEWS IN FORCE PILOT KILLED IN VIET NAM WROTE STRONG ENOUGH TO ACTUALLY EAT IT, TO THE VILLAGE OF PEREGRUSNIJ IN AUGUST SHORTLY B~FORE HIS DEATH THAT THE FIGHT COMBINE THE MOST SALiENT FEATURES OF 1942," THE PROSECUTOR SAID. ING IN THE LITTLE ASIAN COUNTRY IS A ONION AND GARLIC. PULS, A PLATOON LEADER UNDER FISCHER, "BIG, MEAN WAR" AND "WE ARE GETTING A CONSIDERABLE NUMBER OF lHE GAl HER­ HERDE~ THE JEWS -- WOMEN, CHILDREN AND BEAT.tf ING SEEMED UNINTERESTED IN EATING THE FEW OLD MEN -- FROM AN ARMY TRUCK WHERE THE MAGAZINE U.S. NEWS AND WORLD RAMPS, ALTHOUGH NO ONE COULD ESCAPE THEY WERE PACKED IN OVERNIGHT TO THE REPORT TODAY PUBLISHED THE LETTERS TO THEIR SMELL. FOR THOSE NOT INTRIGUED RUSSIAN STEPPE OUTSlDE THE WILLAGE, I HIS fAMILY FROM THE LATE CAPTAIN EDWIN BY THE VEGETABLE, THERE WAS HILLB!LL~ ACCORD I NG TO THE PROSECUTOR. _ GERALD (JERRY) SHANK, JR., OF INDIANA. MUSIC AND LOTS OF SPEECHES. THE TRIAL ~AS EXPECTED TO LAST ABOUT HE WROTE I N NOVEMBER, 1963: ·..... TWO WEEKS. t~E ARE GETTING BEAT. WE ARE UNDER­ SOUTH KOREA'S NUMBER TWO ...... MANNED AND UNDERGUNNED. THE UoSo MAY LEADER IS ASKED TO RESIGN PRINCESS AND FIANCE INVOLVED SAY THEY ARE IN THIS, BUT THEY DON'T SEOUL (UPI)--THE POWER STRUGGLE WITH IN CAR CRASH BUT UNINJURED KNOWN WE NEED HELP OVER HERE ••• IF IN SOUTH KOREA'S RULING DEMOCRATIC PARIS (UPI}--PRINCESS IRENE AND HER THE UoS. WOULD REALLy PUT COMBAT PEOPLE REPUBLICAN PARTY (DRP) CAME TO A HEAD FIANCE, PRINCE DON CARLOS HUGO DE IN HERl WE COULD WIN AND WIN FAST. IT TODAY AS DRP NATIONAL ASSEMBLY VICE BOURBON-PARMA, WERE INVOLVED IN A CAR SEEMS TO BE THE OLD STORY OF A HALF­ SPEAKER CHANG KYUNG SOON URGED PARTY CRASH YESTERDAY, ITS WAS LEARNED TODAY. HEARTED EFFORT." CHAIRMAN KIM CHONG P'L TO RESIGN FROM POLICE REPORTS SAID NEITHER IRENE IN DECEMBER, HE WROTE "WE CAN WIN, ALL PUBLIC POSTS. NOR DON CARLOS, WHO ARE TO MARRY IN BUT AMERICA MUST COME OVER, FOR THE KIM IS PRESIDENT PARK CHUNG HEE'S ROME WEDNESDAY, WERE HURT. VIETNAMESE WILL NEVER HACK fT ALONE. TOP AIDE. HE WAS THE ORGANIZER OF THE REPORTS SAID THEIR FRENCH (CIT­ WE'VE EITHER GOT TO GET IT ALL THE THE 1960 coup D'ETAT WHICH BROUGHT ROEN) CAR COLLIDED WITH A TRUCK IN WAY, OR GET OUT." PARK TO POWER. KIM SERVED AS CHIEF THE SMALL FRENCH TOWN OF ETOREUNGT, ...... OF THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY NEAR THE BELGIAN BORDER. THE TOWN IS FRANC£ AND COMMUNIST CHINA BEFORE BECOMINC CHAIRMAN OF THE RULING ON THE MAIN PARiS-BRUSSELS ROAD, BUT SOON TO ESTABLISH EM8ASSlES PARTYo THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE INDICATION THE PARIS (UPIJ--LuCIEN PAYE, A VETERAN SO~TH KOREA'S NUMBER TWO MAN FIRST PRINCESS HAD GONE ONTO THE NETHERLANDS I OIPLOM~T AND TEACHER, HAS BEEN NOMIN­ CAME UNDER fIRE FROM THE OPPOSITION TO SEE HER PARtNTS, WHO HAVE REFUSED ATED AS FRANCE'S FIRST AMBASSADOR TO PARTIES AND WAS VIOLENTL~ CRITICIZED TO ATTEND THE WEDDING. COMMUNIST C~INA, IT WAS OFFICIALLY BY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS FOR HIS LEADING THE COUPLE RETURNED TO PARIS BY TAXI. ANNOUNCED TODAY. ROLE IN CARRYING OUT DIPLOMATIC TALKS FRIENDS TODAY REFUSED ALL COMMENT ON THE COMMUNIST NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY, WITH JAPAN IN TOKYO AIMED AT NORMAL­ THE ACCIDENT OR THE TRIP. IN A DrSPATCH RECEIVED HERE, SAID THE IZING RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO NATION CHINESE GOVERNMENT HAS APPOINTED HUANG HE WAS FINALLY FORCED TO LEAVE TOKYO LET PEOPLE DECIDE CHEN AS ITS FIRST AMBASSADOR TO PARIS. AND RETURN TO SEOUL WHEN STUDENT DE­ JAKARTA (UPI)--INDONESJAN FOREIGN THE DE GAULLE GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED MONSTRATIONS REACHED A PEAK Of THREAT MINISTER SUBANDRIO TODAY DEMANDED A EARLIER THIS YEAR THAT IT HAD RECOG­ ENING INTENSITY. SECOND INVESTIGATION OF THE WISHES Of NIZED COMMUNIST CHINA AND PLANNED TO Now KIM IS BEING ATTACKED BY MEMBERS THE PEOPLE LIVING IN WHAT IS NOW EXCHANGE AMBASSADORS. THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS OWN PARTY. MALAYSIAN-SORNEO TO DETERMINE IF THEY STIRRED A STORM OF DISAPPROVAL IN THE ·..... WISH TO REMAIN A PART OF MALAYSIA. IN I TED ')1 ATE 50, WH I CH DOES NOT RE COGN I ZE FORMER SPY IS HOSPITALIZED SUBANDRIO SAID THAT INDONESIA WOULD THE PEKING REGIME. LONDON (UPI)--GREVILLE WYNNE, THE NEVER ACCEPT THE NEIGHBORING FEDERA­ AN ADVANCE FRENCH PARTY HAS ARRIVED BRITISH BUSINESSMAN WHO WAS SWAPPED TION UNLESS AND UNTIL THE 1963 UNITED IN PEKING TO PREPARE FOR PAYE'S AR­ FOR SOVIET MASTER Spy GORDON LONSDALE NATIONS INVESTIGATION RESULTS IN THE RIVAL. A CHINESE PARTY IS IN PARIS NOW LAST WEEK, WAS REPORTED IN GOOD CON­ FORMER BRITISH COLONIES IN BORNEO WERE SEEKING A SUITABLE EMBASSY. DITION TODAY AFTER BEING TAKEN TO A "CORRECTED." HOSPITAL YESTERDAY U~CONSCIOUS FROM THE FOREIGN MINISTER TOLD A PLENARY AVIATION PIONEER STRIKEN DRUGS ADMINISTERED BY DOCTORS. SESSION OF PARLIAMENT CALLED TO HEAR WKING, ENGLAND (UPI)--LoRD BRABAZON, WYNNE, WHO SPENT 17 MONTHS IN A A GOVERNMENT REPORT AND SURVEY OF THE Bo-YEAR-OLD BRITISH AVIATION PIONEER, SOVIET PRISON ON A Spy CHARGE, HAD PRESENT SITUATION, THAT INDONESIA WOULD SUFFERED A HEART ATTACK YESTERDAY. "A VERY RESTFUL NIGHT," ACCORDING TO ACCEPT THE RESULTS OF SUCH A SURVEY. HE COLLAPSED AT HIS HOME NEAR CrlERT- A SPOKESMAN AT GORDON HOSPITAL. HE SAID IT DID NOT MATTER WHO CARRIED SEY, I N SURREY, AND WAS RUSHED BY LYING ON A STRETCHER COVERED BY A I TOUT. AMBuLANCE TO THE NUFFIELD NURSING HOME BLANKET, WYNNE, 45, WAS TAKEN FROM SUBANDRIO WARNED THAT INDONESIA WOULD HERE. AN OFFICIAL SAID LAST NIGHT, "HE HIS HOME BY AMBULANCE. THE NATURE OF CONTINUE ITS "CONFRONTATION" POLICY IS VERY ILL." HIS MYSTERIOUS ILLNESS WAS NOT DIS­ AGAINST MALAYSIA. LORD BRABAZON HOLDS THE BRITISH CLOSED...... CIVIL AIR PILOT'S LICENSE NO. I, DATED CRITICIZES U.S. FOREIGN POLICY 1909. HE ALSO WAS ONE OF THE NATION'S CHINESE IGNORE RUSSIA KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON (UPI)--NEW FIRST MOTORt." AND ALL HIS CARS HAD TOKYO (UPI}--COMMUNIST CHINA TODAY YORK GOV. NELSON ROCKEFELLER TODAY I HAD THE REGISTRATION FLY-' SENT DELEGATIONS TO MAY DAY CELEBRA­

CALLED FOR THE HOT PURSUIT OF V,ET ••• 0 •• TIONS IN EAST EUROPE AND AFRICA BUT CONG GUERRILLAS BY SOUTH VIETNAMESE DELEGATION VISITS MIDWEST IGNORED SOVIET RUSSIA. TROOPS INTO CAMBODIA, LAOS OR NORTH INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI (UPIJ--ELEVEN THE NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY SAID TRADE VIET NAM IN ANY INSTANCE WHERE THESE JAPANESE GOVERNORS AND THEIR KIMONO­ UNION DELEGATIONS LEFT PEKING FOR COUNTRIES ARE BEING USED AS SANCTUARIE~ CLAD WIVES VISITED THE HARRY S. TRUMAN BULGARIA, HUNGARY, EAST GERMANY, BY COMMUNIST FORCES. L,BRARY HERE TODAY, BUT MISSED THE POLAND, ROMANIA, CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND IN A MAJOR POLICY STATEMENT ON SOUTH­ FORMER CHIEF EXECUTIVE WHO WAS IN ALGERIA. EAST ASIA ISSUED AS ROCKEFELLER RESUMEC WASHINGTON. COMMUNIST CHINA HAS DfNOUNCED THE HIS CAMPAIGN FOR THE KEY MAY 15 OREGON THE DELEGATION PRESENTED A MODEL OF SOVIET UNION FOR ITS POLICIES Of CO­ REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY, THE THE BATTLESHIP MISSOURI TO THE KANSAS EXISTENCE WITH THE WESTERN NATIONS. NEW YORK GOVERNOR CHARGED THE DEMO­ CITY MUSEUM DURING THEIR VISIT TO THE MAY I IS A MAJOR COMMUNIST HOLIDAY CRATIC ADMINISTRATION "WITH HAVING TRUMAN L,BRARY. THEY ARE SCHEDULED TO THROUGHOUT THE WORLD INCLUDING RUSSIA. CONTRIBUTED TO THE DEMORALIZATION OF TOUR THE SHEFfIELD STEEL PLANT ~ND ·..... V I ET NAM." HALLMARK CARD PLANT IN KANSAS C,TY CHARLES B. KNOX WAS THE FOUNDER OF •••••• Tt'\IuIt'\CgOIJ THE FIRST PACKAGED GELATINE. . PAGE 4 HOURGlASS TUESDAY 28 APRIL, 1964,.

HE I R TO BR I T I SH THRONE I COURT OF HONOR GIVES AWAftDS THOROUGHBREDS ARE 1N TRA I N 1 NG I STARTS TRAINING AS NAVAL CADET : TROOP 1140, COURT Of HONOR, LAST NIGHT FOR CQ4ING KWAJALEIN "DERBY" PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND (UPI }--PRINCE I PRESENTED AWARDS AT CAMP HAMILTON PRE- A "STABLE" Of SOME Of THE fiNEST I Y CHARLES, THE 15- EAR-OLD HEIR TO THE II CEDED BY A POT LUCK SUPPER. RACING STOCK IN THE RODENT WORLD IS ! BRITISH THRONE, HAS STARTED A WEEK THE fOLLOWING AWARDS WERE PRESENTED: NOW UNDERGOING INTENSIVE TRAINING IN I Of RIGOROUS TRAINING AS A CADET AT TH_ TENDERfOOT--J.C. LONGBOTTOM; SECOND C~AS!'HAWAII PRIOR TO THEIR SHIPMENT TO ROYAL NAVAL BASE HERE, IT WAS DISCLOS(DDWIGHT BARNA; FIRST CLASS--DENNIS NOBLE; KWAJALEIN fOR WHAT HAS BECOME THE TODAY. STAR--JAY YORK AND JIM THORPE. THE fOL- "KENTUCKY DERBY" Of MOUSEDOM. THE TARS HAVE BEEN GIVEN STRICT ILOWING MERIT BADGES WERE AWARDED: WEATHER THE EIGHT THOROUGHBREDS ARE TRAININe ORDERS TO TREAT CHARLES LIKE ANY JIM THORPE AND JAY YORK, SWIMMING-*GREG fOR THE "RAT RACE", ONE Of THE HIGH- OTHER YOUTH TURNING OUT fOR INSTRUCTI "MEILSON AND DENNIS NOBLE; CITIZENSHIP IN LIGHTS Of THE ANNUAL KWAJALEIN CARNIVAL "THE PALACE WANTED THE VISIT TO BE ASi HOME--J,M THORPE, OffiCE AWARD WAS TO SLATED fOR MAY 29, 30 AND 31. I ORDINARY AS POSSIBLE," A NAVAL SPOKES~ J.C. LONGBOTTOM ~S ASSISTANT PATROL RACE CHAIRMAN TIP R,CE SAYS THAT MAN SAID CHARLES AND A GROUP Of : LEADER Of THE PANT"ER PATROL AND TROOP THE LITTLE WHITE RACERS ARE SCHEDULED fELLOW CADETS fROM HIS SCHOOL, GORDON~ SCRIBE. TO BE GENTLY LOADED ONBOARD A fLIGHT STOUN IN SCOTLAND, WENT ABOARD H.M.S. I A CAMPOUT IS PLANNED fOR MAY 9TH AT DEPARTING HONOLULU MAY 17, ARRIVING VERNON, A SHORE BASE, YESTERDAY. I CAMP HAMILTON TO PREPARE MORE SCOUTS fOR HERE ON THE AfTERNOON Of MAY 18. THEY WILL STAY A WEEK. ADVANCEMENT FOLLOWING fURTHER TRAINING, THE CHARLES IS THE DESCENDENT Of MEN ••••• STABLE WILL STEP ONTO THE TRACK AT WHO LOVE THE SEA. HIS fATHER, PRINCE' CHINA ISSUES 286TH WARNING THE "RAT RACE" BOOTH fOR A THREE-DAY I PHILIP, SERVED WITH THE ROYAL NAVY TOKYO (UPI }--THE NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY STAND. THE WINNERS IN THE SERIES Of DURING WORLD WAR II AND IS STILL AN 'CHARGED SUNDAY A U.S. WARSHIP HAD INTRU­ fAST-PACED EYENTS WILL EARN PRIZES AVID YACHTSMAN. HIS GRANDfATHER AND' OED INTO CHINA'S TERRITORIAL WATERS IN fOR LUCKY KWAJALEIN RESIDENTS. GREAT-GRANDfATHER ALSO SERVED AT SEA.' THE AREA Off THE FUKIEN PROYINCE. THE "RAT RACE", SPONSORED BY NIKE-X CHARLES, ACCORDING TO PALACE SOURCE!, NCNA SAID THE WARSHIP WAS IN THE CHI­ PROJECT PERSONNEL, IS ONE Of MANY WANTS TO GO TO THE NAVAL COLLEGE AT I NESE TERRITORIAL WATERS BETWEEN 1219 AND GAMES PLANNED fOR THE KWAJALEIN CAR­ DARTMOUTH. HE BECOMES ELIGIBLE THIS 1418 SUNDAY. NIVAL. THE CARNIVAL WILL BE STAGED NOVEMBER WHEN HE REACHES HIS 16TH THE NCNA SAID T~AT THE CHINESE FOREIGN ON DALLY fiELD DURING THE LAST WEEK­ BIRTHDAY. , MINISTRY HAS ISSUED THE 286TH WARNING END IN MAY ••••• AGAINST THE UNITED STATES ON "THIS MILI- TOP U.S. AND BRITISH STATESMEN TARY PROVOCATION BY THE U.S. WARSHIP" NO DEBATE OVER U.N. MEMBER HOLD THREE-HOUR SESSION TODAY I ••••• NATIONS fAILING TO PAY DUES WASHINGTON (UPI)--SECRETARY Of STATI LET THE PEOPLE DECIDE UNITED NATIONS (UPI )--A 21-NATION DEAN RUSK AND BRITISH FOREIGN SECRE-; JAKARTA (UPI }--INOONESIA'S PRESIDENT WORKING GROUP APPOINTED TO STUDY THE TARY R.A. BUTLER MET fOR ALMOST THREEI, SUKARNO TODAY STATED HIS SUPPORT Of A DELINQUENCY Of U.No MEMBERS IN PAY- HOURS LATE TODAY IN A fAR-RANGING I PLEBISCITE Of SELf-DETERMINATION TO DE­ ING THEIR DUES POSTPONED DEBATE ON DISCUSSION Of WORLD PROBLEMS DURING ; CIDE THE fATE Of KASHMIR. THE SUBJECT TODAY I SPEAKING TO A VISITING UNOffiCIAL INfORMED SOURCES SAID NIGERIAN WHICH THEY DISCUSSED THE POSSIBILITY i Of fURTHER AGREEMENTS WITH RUSSIA TO PAKISTANI DELEGATION, SUKARNO WAS REPOR- AMBASSADOR CHIEf 5.00 ADEBO, THE EASE TENSION AND LESSEN THE PERIL Of I, TED TO HAYE SAID, "THE DESTINY Of THE GROUP'S CHAIRMAN, fELT INfORMAL TALKSI I NUCLEAR CONfLICT. I KASHMIRIS MUST BE DECIDED BY THE PEOPLE BETWEEN THE MAJOR POWERS WERE AT SUCH' RUSK AND BUTLER, OffiCIALS SAID, I Of KASHMIR THEMSELYES ON THE BASIS Of A STAGE A fORMAL HEARING COUlD SERVE ALSO DlscuaSED THL 2XPL~ "TUATIO, WHETHER THEY SHOULD JOIN INDIA OR JOIN NO USEFUL PURPOSE. HE THEREfORE 1M TMC*M.ODL~ttAST~ PARTICULARLY WITH: PAKISTAN If CALLED Ofr THE MEETING AND SET NO REfERENCE TO YEMEN. i DATE rOR A fRESH HEARING. r UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC GAMAL ABDEL i LINER MAKES MERCY CALL THE GROUP HAD BEEN EXPECTED TO TAKE' NASSER HAS CHARGED THE BRITISH WITH I NEW YORK {UPt)--THE GREEK LINER fRED­ UP THE QUESTION Of NON-PAYMENT Of DUE! TRYING TO fORCE THE OUSTER Of HIS J ERIQDOCKED TOPAY fOUR HOURS LATE DUE TO BY THE SOYIET UNION AND OTHER NATIONS

TROOPS, WHICH ARE SUPPORTING THE I A MERCVMISSION PERFORMED AT SEA LAST A CIRCUMSTANCE WHICH COULD ROB THOSE I REYOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT THERE, IN NIGHT WHEN IT PICKED UP A SICK TEENAGE NATIONS Of THEIR YOTE WHEN THE GENERAl

ORDER TO HAYE A fREE HAND I N THE AREA I SA I LOR fROM ANOTHER VESSEL. ASSEMBLY CONVENES NEXT NOYEMBER. THEMSEL YES. ' THE fREDER I CA, I NBOUND fROM THE MED I T- BEHIND THE SCENES TALKS BETWEEN THE

••••• I ERRANEAN, SAILED 130 MILES Ofr COURSE U.S., THE SOYIETS AND A NUMBER Of

AMBASSADOR STILL IN HOSPITAL 1 AfTER RECEIVING A CALL fOR MEDICAL AID OTHER POWERS HAVE BEEN TAKING PLACE HONOLULU (UPI )--EDWIN o. REISCHAUER~ fROM THE LIBERIAN fREIGHTER AEGINA. WITH THE AIM Of WORKING OUT A COM­ THE U.S. AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN, WAS ••••• PROMISE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM.

REPORTED TODAY TO BE fATIGUED AND I PRINCE ENTITLED TO SEAT

SUffERING fROM A fEYER AND A SLIGHT I LONDON (UPI}--PRINCE CHARLES, THE 15- NAME MYSTERY AIRPLANE COUGH. BUT A SPOKESMAN AT TRIPLER I YEAR-OLD HEIR TO THE THRONE, THEORETICA­ WASHINGTON (UPI )--DEfENSE DEPART­ ARMY HOSPITAL SAID REISCHAUER WAS IN I LLY HAS THE RIGHT TO SIT IN THE HOUSE Of MENT GAVE A NEW NAME TODAY TO THE A-I I SATISfACTORY CONDITION. LORDS NOW, ALTHOUGH HE IS SIX YEARS UMDER THE MYSTERY AIRPLANE SECRETLY DEVEL­ I REISCHAUER WAS STABBED IN THE LEG I THE PROPER AGE, A LEADING EXPERT ON Roy- OPED OVER fiVE YEARS AND REVEALED BY

LAST MONTH IN TOKYO AND HE CAME TO I ALTY SAID TODAY. PRESIDENT JOHNSON FEBRUARY 29. I HONOLULU APRIL 15TH WHILE CONVALESCINC. PRINCE CHARLES, BEING ALSO THE DUKE Of fROM NOW ON THE A-II WILL CARRY THE MILITARY DESIGNATION "YF-12A." HE ENTERED THE HOSPITAL ON THURSDAY. i CORNWALL, IS ENTITLED LIKE ANY OTHER •••• DUKE TO A SEAT IN THE HOUSE Of LORDS. IN ANNOUNCING THE CHANGE, DEfENSE LINER USED AS PRISON BUT ANY OTHER DUKE WOULD HAVE TO WAIT DEPARTMENT CALLED THE PLANE AN "INTER SANTOS, BRAZIL (UPI}--THE MOTHBALLE[ UNTIL HE BECOMES Of AGE AT 21. CEPTOR AIRCRAfT." BRAZILIAN PASSENGER LINER RAUL SOARES' ••••• IT WAS DEYELOPED ORIGINALLY, AC- WAS INTENTIONALLY GROUNDED IN SANTOS, ACCUSE BRITAIN Of COLONIAL POLICIES CORDING TO UNOffiCIAL BUT AUTHORITA- BAY YESTERDAY TO SERYE AS AN IMPROYISID UNITED NATIONS (UPI}--THE UNITED ARAB TIVE INfORMATION, AS A HIGH-fLYING PRISON fOR 500 POLITICAL DETAINEES. ' REPUBLIC ACCUSED BRITAIN TODAY Of "IG- SUCCESSOR TO THE U-2 Spy PLANE CAPABLi PRISONS HERE AND IN OTHER CITIES NORING" THE UNITED NATIONS AND CARRYING Of fLYING "IN EXCESS Of 2,000 MILES WERE OVERCROWDED WITH THE INfLUX Of OUT "COLONIAL POLICIES" IN THE ARAB AN HOUR." POLITICAL PRISONERS JAILED AfTER THE WORLD. • •••• COUP WHICH TOPPLED LABORITE PRESIDENT, THE CHARGES WERE MADE IN A LETTER fROM \' JAPANESE FISHERMEN RESCUED JOAO GOULART. ' UAR AMBASSADOR AMIN H,LMY TO UNDER- , TOKYO (Up, )--THE 99-TON JAPANESE • •••• SECRETARY RALPH BUNCHE, MADE PUBl I C TO- I TUNA f I SHI NG BOAT KOKU MARU, REPORTED A CASE or PLANNED PARENTHOOD 'DAY. HILMY'S LETTER WAS DELIVERED TO IN DISTRESS Off MARCUS ISLAND SUNDAY, TOWSON, MARYLAND (OPIJ--A IOO-YEAR-; BUNCHE IN THE ABSENCE Of SECRETARY GEN- RADIOED MONDAY THAT IT HAS BEEN RES-

OLD BALTIMORE COUNTY MAN MARRIED HIS: ERAL THANT, WHO IS IN PARIS. I CUED AND ITS 18 CREWMEN WERE ALL SAfE J 65-YEAR-OLD NEIGHBOR IN SERVICES A~ HtLMY'S LETTER REfERRED TO A BRITISH THE MARITIME SAfETY AGENCY SAID TODAY

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH. I COMPLAINT TO THANT LAST fRIDAY AGAINST I •• PAGE M. POLLARD, WKO HAS LIVED IN I STATEMENTS MADE BY PRESIDENT GAMAL ABDEL : BARBER SHOP TO BE RENOVATED SPARROWS POINT SINCE 1890, TOOK OUT AI NASSER DURING HIS CURRENT TOUR Of YEMEN. THE SNACK BAR BARBER SHOP WILL BE LtCENSE AT THE TOWSON COURT HOUSE TO ! NASSER TOLD AN AUDIENCE AT SANAA LAST I CLOSED ON THURSDAY Of THIS WEEK IN MARRY THE fORMER ANNA M. WILSON, WHOM WEEK BRITAIN SHOULD BE"EJECTED" fROM THE! ORDER THAT A RENOVATION JOB MAY BE HE HAD KNOWN fOR 40 YEARS. BOTH HAD ; ARAB WORLD. : DONE. BEEN MARRIED BEfORE. POLLARD'S flRSTI THE UAR, HILMY'S LETTER TODAY SAID, , WifE, TO WHOM HE HAD BEEN WED rOR 75 ' CONSIDERS THE BRITISH PROTEST "A DES- LEARN TO fACE REALITY. THEN YOU YEARS, DIED RECENTLY. : PER~TE ATTEMPT BY BRITISH COLONIALISM TO WILL REALIZE HOW WELL Off YOU WERE I D' STORT fACTS AND COYER I TS POL I C I ES, " 8EfORE. PAGE 5 TUESDAY 28 APRIL 64 THE SECTION DIVERS INVESTIGATE S SUNKEN SHIP ':spor THE PRINCE EJGAN WAS THE v. SITE FOR LAST SUNDAi'S SCUBA !NAVY STILL LADS KAJ IN NATIONAL LEAGUE JAPANESE SIGNED BY GIANTS CLUB DIVE. TWENTi-SIX DIVERS I T~E HIGh~Y SPIRITED NAVY BLUE JACKETS, DECKED IN THEIR FRESNO, CALIF. (UPI)-­ WERE IN ATTENDANCE AND . BLJE AND GOLD UNIFORMS, ROAMED TO THEIR NINTH VICTORY YES­ MASONORI MURAKAMI, ONE OF SPENT THE DAY LOOKING iN i TERDAY BY DEFEAT I NG DOUGLAS 11-4. TH I S MOVES NAVY ONE THREE JAPANESE ATHLETES SIGNE PORTHOLES AND INvESTIGATING 1 GAME ArlEAD OF JOMAKAJ IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE MOUNTAINBALL BY THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS, GUN BARRELS HALF BURIED IN LAST NIGHT TURNED IN A DAZ­ ~l STAND! NGS. THE SAND. THE WRECK LIES BOTH JOMAKAJ AND NAVY POSSESS A 9-1 WIN-LOSS RECORD AND ZLING CALIFORNiA LEAGUE DE­ CAPSIZED ON TrlE REEF ON THE • HAVE FO~R REGULAR SCHEDULED GAMES EACH. THESE TWO LEADING BUT. LAGOON SIDE OF CARLSON SQuADS WILL CLASH NEXT WEEK FOR THE NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT THE 19-YEAR-OLD SOUTHPAW ISLAND (ENUBUJ) THE rlRST HOWEVER, BOTH TEAMS FACE GREAT CHANCES OF CO$lNG ro A FEW CAME ON TO HURL FIVE HITLESS ISLAND TO THE WEST Or KWAJA­ UNPREDICTABLE NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAMS. INNINGS OF RELIEF AS HE WAS LEIN. THE SHIP'S STERN RESTS THE WINNING PITCHER IN IN LAST NIGHT'S N.L. GAME, NAVY DISSOLVED A 2-2 DEADLOCK ON THE SANDY BOTTOM IN FRESNO'S 7-5 DECISION OVER AND CRUISED THEIR VICTORY OVER DOUGLAS ON A FOURTH-INNING SHALLOW WATER AND AT THE BOW i SANTA BARBARA. 17-J:WN TALLY. STARTER HANK BEALL YIELDED FIVE WALKS IN END THE MAIN DECK IS AP­ HE FANNED NINE AND EXHIBIT­ I SUCCESSION BEFORE BOB SEARS AND JOE SANTINO BOTH STRUCK PROXIMATELY 100 FEET DEEP. ED WHAT AN UMPIRE LATER CAL­ • SINGLES OF"!:' RELIEVER ERNIE FRESQUEZ. MANY FISH MAKE THEIR HOME LED "A MAJOR LEAGUE CURVE NATE CYARNEGO AND WARREN HOLTHAUS BROUGHT IN TWO RUNS FOR IN THE PROTECTED AREAS Of BALL." DOuGLAS IN THE FIPST FRAME. THE HULK AND DIVERS WERE THE GIANTS TRAILED 5-4 THE BLUE JACKETS CAME BACK IN THE SECOND INNING BY WOOD­ TREATED TO THE SPECTACLE OF RIDGE AND A SACRIFICE F"LY BY BLACK. DOUGLAS TIED THE SCORE GOING INTO THE SIXTH, BUT A SILENT PARADE Or TROPICAL RUN-PRODUCING DOUBLES BY IN THE BOTTOM OF TriE SECOND FRAME. FISH LOOKING ~T THE DIVERS OLLIE BROWN AND BOB POWELL AFTER NAV('S BIG FOURTH INNING, DOUGLAS CAME BACK WITH AS THEY rN TURN LOOKED SENT FRESNO AHEAD AND HECTOR A P~IR 01:' RUNS ON A TRIPLE BY DAVE SEYDA AND A SINGLE BY BACK. TORRES, FORMER MEXICAN LITTLE DIETZ AF.ER FRESQUEZ GOT ON BASE WITH AN ERROR. IN ADDITION, A FEW SHELLS LEAGUE STAR, CAPPED THE EVEN- INCLUDING COWRIES, FINGER THE BLuE JACKETS ADDED TO THEIR CACHE IN THE SEVENTH I ING WITH A SOLO HOMER FOR INNING WITH TWO MORE RUNS BY DON BLACK AND ANDY WOODRIDGE. SHELLS AND PEARL OYSTERS THE GIANTS. HAN~ BEALL WAS THE LOSER ON THE MOUND. RALPH DOKTER POST WERE FOUND, MAKING THE DAY ...... A GREAT SUCCESS • ED HIS EIGHT~ VICTORY OF THE SEASON. RECORD HOLDER DEFENDS TITLE THARP BARELY MJSSES NO-HIT NO-RUN GAME ...... (UPIJ--WORLD DECATHLON SINGLES BY BILL GJERTSON AND BUD WEISBROD IN THE THIRD SCUBA CLUB ANNOUNCEMENT-- RECORD ,HOLDER C.K. YANG CAME AND BY TOM MEvERS AND KEN CONNORS IN THE SIXTH, POWERED A SCUBA QUALIFICATION FROM BEHIND WITH A MAXIMUM­ KENTRON TO A 4-1 TRIUMPH OVER THE ROI NAMUR PILOTS LAST COURSE WILL START ON II MAY. POINT POLE VAULT TO REPEAT, NIGHT IN T~E AMERICAN LEAGUE.' THIS COURSE WilL HAVE A HIS PERfORMANCE OF A YEAR DOUG T~~Rc, ONE TIME WORLD SERIES PITCHING HERO FOR NAVY LIMITED MEMBERSHIP AND IS AGO AND WIN THE DECATHLON DESIGNED TO ALLOW APPROXI­ ON KWAJALEIN~ COASTED ALONG WITH A NO-HIT, NO-RUN GAME AT THE SIXTH ANNUAL MT. SAN UNTIL ED KI~G LEDOFF WITH A SIXTH-INNING SINGLE. DINK DAVIS MATELY TEN ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ANTONIO RELAYS. TYEM CONNECTED A HIT AFTER TWO OUTS, TO DRIVE KING ACROSS TO BECOME QUALIFIED AND rEN HE VAULTED 15 FEET, 9-3/4 THE PLATE. T~IS RUINED THARP'S CHANCE FOR AN ISLAND REGULAR MEMBERS TO BECOME INCHES. RECORD-MAK!N3 NO-RUN, NO-HIT GAME. NAUI QUALIFIED. THE COURSE KENTRO~g3 TWO RJNS IN THE THIRD AND TWO MORE IN THE SIXTH MOUNTAINBALL TODAY WILL BEGIN AT 7 P.M. AT THE POWERED T~EM TO T~E FINISH. AMERICAN LEAGUE: TERMINAL BUILDING CONFERE~CE STANK TA~E5H!1A, ALTHOUGH SUFFERING THE DEfEAT, SCATTERED EXPLORERS VS. PIRATES ROOM ON THE TYIRD FLOOR. NATIONAL LEAGUE­ ONLY SEVEN ~dTS. STUDENTS SHOULD BRING TYPHOON~ VS. HUI KEALA SNORKLE EQUIPMENT, PENCIL • 0 •• • I------~~~------~ ON S~ED FOR TOMORROW ARE: AND PAPER TO ALL CLASSES MOUNTAINBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS HIGH SCHOOL il.vs. RIGGERS OF INSTRUCTION. PROSPECTIVE AMEPICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE AND NAVY VS. RIKAKI8. REGULAR MEMBERS SHOULD TAKE

W L PCT 0 W L PCT. A DIVING PHYSICAL AT THE EXPLORERS 0 ,-:000 NAVY T .~OO HOSPITAL. CALL MR. BEAN RIGGERS ~ 1 .889 JOMAKAJ ~ 1 .89 RAY CULP PITCHES TW~HIT BALL FOR SEVEN INNINGS; PIRATES 6 3 .667 RIKAKIS 5 4 .556 BOBBY WINE, TONY TAYLOR, GUS TRIANDOS HIT HOMERS KENTRON 5 .625 DOUGLAS 5 .~oo RAY GULP PliCHED TWO-HIT BALL FOR SEVEN INNINGS AND ESEYE TIGER'S 3 ~ ·333 HUI KEALAS ~ 5 • 44 BOBBY WINE, TONY TAVLOR AND Gus TRIANDOS HIT HOME RUNS HIGH SCHOOL I 3 6 ·333 EBEYE MOUNTIES 4 .444 YESTERDAY TO LEAD THE FIRST-PLACE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES F I L-AMER I CANS 2 8 .200 HIGH SCHOOL 2 I ~ • II I TO A 5-1 VICTORY OVER THE CHICAGO CUBS. ROi NAMuR 0 9 .000 TYPHOONS I 8 · III DOUBLES BY RICHIE ALLEN AND DENNY CATER GAVE [HE PHILLIE ...... • ... I) •• FIVE EXTRA BASE HITS OUT OF SEVEN SAFETIES OFF THREE LEADING BATTERS: (BASED ON LEADING BATTERS: (BASED ON CHICAGO HURLERS. 20 OR MORE TIMES AT BAT. ) 20 OR MORE TIMES AT BAT. ) CULP PITCHED THE FIRST SEVEN INNINGS BEFORE HIS ARM AB H AV§. H AVE. TIRED. HIS RELIEFER, JACK BALDSCHUN, GAVE UP THE LONE TOYAMA Exp. 34 20 .5 8 IHA JOM. ~~ 16 .667 CHICAGO RUN IN THE LAST INNING ON A TRIPLE BY RON SANTO AESON TIG. 31 17 .54 8 C. HI RAMOTO JOM. 20 II .550 AND A DOUBLE BY ERNIE BANKS. ED ROEBUCK HAD TO RELIEVE MITCHELL RIG. 35 19 .54 3 HORSTMAN RIK. 27 14 .519 BALDSCHUN TO QUELL THE CHICAGO RALLY. HARBIN Ex p. 30 15 ·500 RElLER Mou. 30 15 .500 PHIL ORTEGA, WHO HAD NEVER WON A MAJOR LEAGUE GAME, TAKA TrGo 30 15 .500 DAVID Mou. 22 II .~OO LIMITED MILWAUKEE TO fOUR HITS AS THE Los ANGELES DODGERS MURAl PiR. 20 10 .~OO BREITENBERQER 36 13 • 81 BEAT THE BRAVES, 1-0. CASHMAN F I L. 33 16 • 8j H01.THAUS Dou. 25 12 .480 THE 24-YEAR-OLD RIGHTHANDER TOOK THE LEAD IN THE FIRST PICCOLO PIR. 21 10 .476 KUPAU HUI 30 14 .467 INNING WH£N MAURY WILLS SINGLED, JIM GILLIAM WALKED, WALLY CLARK PI~. 32 15 .46~ BLACKWELL Dou. 26 I I .42~ MOON SACRifICED AND FRANK HOWARD DELIVERED A LONG SACRI­ LANIAS Ex P. 28 13 .46 KENDAR Mou. 29 12 .41 fiCE FLY. AKANA Ex. p. 33 15 .455 DUNCAN RIK. 29 12 .414 RELIEF PITCHER HALL WOODESHICK CAME ON WITH THE BASES CHARTRAND KE!I.J • 15 .4~~ ABNER Mou. 3 2 13 ,406 LOADED IN THE EIGHTH INNING AND ENDED A ST. LOUIS RALLY, ESTABAN PIR. ~g 16 .4 CHARNEGO Dou. 4 4 3 '~ .32 THUS PRESERVING HOUSTON'S 6-4 VICTORY OVER Trlt CARDINALS. KAM I PIR. 27 12 .444 NAKAMURA JOM. 36 I .389 RELIEFER ED BAUTA RETIRED PINCH-HITTER JERRY LYNCH WITH ST AvOLE Ex p. ,2 14 .417 WEINER Dou. 32 12 .375 TWO ABOARD IN THE NINTH INNING TO PRESERVE A 3-2 NEW YORK GOUVEIA KEN. 23 10 .435 SANTINO NAVY 32 12 .375 METS VICTORY OVER PITTSBURGH IN THE SECOND GAME OF A o ••••• ·..... DOUBLEHEA9ER. THE PIRATES WON THE OPENER, 4-3. MOST RUNS BATTED IN~ MOST RUNS BATTED IN: TRACY STALLARD WAS THE WINNER IN TYE SECOND GAME. FRANK SUSICH RIGGERS 23 HINTACUTAN JOMAKAJ II BORK PICKED UP HIS FIRST MAJOR LEAGUE WIN IN THE OPENER CHARTRAND KENTRON 15 DAVID MOUNTIES to FOR P,TTSBURGH. AKANA Ex I:lLORERS 13 WEINER DOUGLAS 10 THE CINCINNATI-SAN FRANCISCO DOUBLEHEADER W~S RA!NED STAVOLE EXPLORERS 13 MAEDA JOMAKAJ 9 OUT. HOSIA TIGER~ 13 ABNER MOUNTIES 9 IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, FRED NEWMAN PITCHED A SIX-HiTTER !-l}\R5li\j Ex P LOR E. ~$ I! DUNCAN RIKAKIS 9 ND TOM SATRIANO DROVE IN lHREE RUNS AS THE Los ANGELES ANGELS DEFEATED THE CLEVELAND INDIANS, 7-0. SATRIANO, BILLY HOM~ RuNS~ ViLL~, 5, SUSICH, HOME RUNS: FRESQUEZ, 2; MORAN AND JIM FREGOSI HAD THREE HITS EACH ~J LEAD fHE ANGEL' 5, C~AP1RA~DJ 4, TPKA, 4, RElLER, 2, ANEJ, 2; KUPAU, 12-HIT ATTACK WHILE JOHN ROMANO HAD THREE HITS FOR THE AKAV,A, 3, GO'vVE lA, 3, P~IGE, 2, WOODRIGE, 2. INDIANS. 3, B·RE'\IS 3 · .... I ...... HOLJRG ASS 1964

LOST --s!CYCLE, MAN'S BLACK EN- m • NOTICES GLI SH RACER, CHROME fENDERS ofl,e~ :Jonighl HELP WANTED AND GEARS. TAKEN fROM QTRS SECRETARIES AND TYPIST· 214-A CALL 2249 OR RETURN RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. M.l.i. LINCOLN LABORATOqy HAS GUNS Of THE BLACK WITCH* DON MEGOWAN, SILVANA PAMPA~lNI O?E~iNGS FOR THREE WOMEN TO INDIAN BRASS PiTCHER FROM NAKED TERROR ON THE HIGH SEAS. WORK ON ROI-NAMUR, FIVE-DAY AROUND QUARTERS 211-A. PLEASE WEEK CALL 9-8-350 DAYS OR RETURN IT. UNCONQUERABLE REBELS SA I l I.IG A 2264 AFTER 6 P M COURSE OF TERR I BLE VENGEANt)~! CAT, MALE, BUTTERSCOTCH SALESWOMEN. TO WORK ~UlL COLOR, 8 MONTHS OLD NAME YOKWE YUK SHOWTRME 7 AND 9 P M TI~E I~ MACY'S SEE MR. "COPES" ON WHITE COLLAR BEYOND THE T!ME BARRIER PLUS BUTLER AT T~E STORE CALL 2286 OR 2177 NEWS AND SPORTS ROBERT CLARKE, DARLENE TOMPKINS CLERK-STENO AND PAYROLL PEN AND PENCIL SET, EVER­ AN AIR FORCE PilOT CRASHES THROUG~ CLERK, I~MEDIATE PER~ANENT SHARP, NAME CATHY THORNBERG THE TIME BARRIER AND FINDS HIM­ POSITIONS INQuiRE KEN~RO~~ CALL 2286. SELF IN A STRANGE WORLD OF THE HAWAI I, TERMINAL BU!lDI~G, FUTURE, 2024 A.D., INHABITED BY ROOM 206, OR CALL 596 OR 2135 WHOEVER TOOK THE BLACK SURVIVORS Of A NUClLAR PLAGUE SwEATER FROM A BIKE OUTSIDE SINCE 1971 TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING NEEDED FOR FU~l TIME (TVPISTS SUNDAY NIGHT BETWEEN 7 AND OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7.30 P M ALSO PART TIME) POS:TIONS NOw 8.30, PLEASE RETURN IT TO SEVEN FACES OF DR. LAO* AVAILABLE WIT~ BEll TELEPHO~E HOURGLASS OFFICE. TONY RANDALL, BARBARA EDEN LABORATORIES FOR INFORMA·'ON TONY RANDALL PLAYS A CHINAMAN WHO SAVES THE WESTERN TOWN'S DESTRUC­ CONCERNING SPECI-~C JOB OP­ WALLET, BLACK, AT RICHARD­ PORTUNITIES, AND SALARY, CAll SON THEATRE SATURDAY NIGHT TION WITH HIS ONE-MAN CBRCUS. SUSAN CRABB, 9-468. CALL TRESSLER, 386 DURING ROXY SHOWTIME 6.30 AND 8.30 P M WORKING HOURS OR 2317 EVENINC FOR SALE SEVEN DAYS IN MAY BURT LANCASTER, KIRK DOUGLAS, MAN'S DYNASTY D~ESSING GO~~, BICYCLE, LADY'S BLUE MURRA' FREDRiCH MARCH, AVA GARDNER SMALL SIZE, PCRCE~AI~ BLUE, WITH LIGHTS, NO BASKETS. SUSPENSEfUL, ADMIRABLY ACTED FILM BOUGHT AT MACY'S SALE, $9.20. SILVER TIP ON REAR CARRIER VERSION OF BEST-SELLER ABOUT A CALL 2443. RACK. RETURN TO QTRS 481-B MilITARY PLOT TO TAKE OVER THE U.S. GOVERNMENT REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPE­ WILL THE PERSON WHO TOOK A •• EXCELLENT Y .MATURE C .NO WRITER SET OF ~ElMAC TABlE­ THE DARK SUNGLASSES FROM THE WARE NEW, BROWN/WHITE, SERVIC BRANDON FIELD SCORE BOOTH h 8 P M. FOR O. CALL 2762 OR SEE AT FRIDAY, PLEASE RETURN THEM ROI NAMUR SHO~TIME A YANK iN VIET NAM TRAilER 754 TO SPECIAL SERVICES, 331. MARSHALL THOMPSON, ENRIQUE MAGALONA TENNIS SHOES, BOy 9 S, LOW-CUT Boy's YELLOW RAIN HOOD. FOR THE FIRST TIME iN REAL BATTLE lOCATIONS IN ViET NAM, WHERE WE SIZE 6~ MEDIUM J NEW CALL CAL~ 2218 OR QUARTERS 46!-A. 2733 AFTER 5 ARE lOStNG MEN EVERY DAY, YOU MAY WRISTWATCH, MEN'S TIMEX, SEE THE CONDITiONS THEY MUST FACE. MEN'S BLACK OXfOqDS, SIZE GOLD LEFT ON SCHOOLBUS A AND Y ••• ROUTINE C ••• NO IO!, $5. CALL 2 491 AfTER 4. YESTERDAY. CALL 2791 ANYTIME COUNTDOWN SHOWTIME 7=30 P.M. ONE AMPEX MODEL 1270, $350. BILLFOLD, BROWN CONTAINS SWORD Of LANCELOT* CORNEL WILDE, JEAN WALLACE CALL ROI NAMUR 9-8-311 NO MONEY BUT IMPORTANT PAPER~ LOST AROUND SNACK BAR OR A THOUSAND THRILLS STAMPEDE THE RUG, 9xI2j BEIGE COTTON RICHARDSON THEATRE. CALL SCREEN AS A THOUSAND KNIGHTS IN STRI~G, PLUS PAD JUST RE­ 227 DURING WORKING HOURS OR ARMOR CHARGE TURNED fROM CLEANER, $20 FOR 2738 EVENINGS. BOTH. THREE ~ATCHSTICK BAMBOO ••• • * No RATING AVAILABLE BLINDS, ONE 8-FEET, ONE 7-~EET STRETCH BELT, BOY'S, BLACK PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE GUIDE AND ONE 6-FEET $1 PER FOOT LOST BETWEEN DEPENDENT'S EACH FILM IS RATES AS TO QUAL!TY AS WELL AS SUITABILITY OR $20 FOR ALL T~REE CALL POOL AND SCHOOL YESTERDAY. FOR CHILDREN or VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE. 2205 CALL 2798 OR TRAILER 617 A ADULTS Y YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C •• CHDLDREN 8-12.

.. • I .000. BINGO AND A LA CARTE ARE \~U6 SCOUT PACt< #~35 MEETING BABY CRIB A~D MATTRES5, FOUND CANCELLED AT THE YOKWE YUK • THERE WI~~ BE A MEETi~~ GOOD CONDIT!ON~ $15 AVAILABLE THREE KEYS ON KEY RING, CLUB TONIGHT BECAUSE or THE TO~BG~T AT 7 P M iN Roo~ 10 MAY 6TH TRAiLER 518. rOUND ON NORTHWEST PLANE, SCHOOL PLAT or THE GEORGE SE1TZ SCH~OL

00 TWO MASTERS, ONE YALE. CLAIM •• • FOR DEN ~OTYCRS A~D COMMiTTEE AiR CONDITIONER, 2-TON, AT AIRPORT TRAFFIC COUNTER. SQUARE DANCING IS CANCELLED M~MBERS MONTGOMERY WARD DUA~-ST~T 200 •••• AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB TO- A FACK MEETH~G rOR T~E ENT!R~ DELUXE. USED 17 MONT~S, JUST KITTEN, WHITE WITH BROWNIS~ MORROW NIGHT BECAUSE or AN PAC~ WilL BE MAV iST IN THE RE-WEAT~ERIZED A~D PAINTED GREY MARKINGSo TRAILER 545. OFrlCIAL FUNCTION. BANYAN ROOM Of ~~E YO~WE YUK EXCELLENT CONDITION. AVAILABLE .0.. ..00 CLUB AT 7 P.1'Jl IMMEDIATELY $175 CALL 2334 50-MILE SWIM PIN. CLAIM FIL-AMERICAN CLUB MEETING A :~M~O~T AT CA~P rAMILTON • AT SCHOOL OFFICE. WILL BE ~D TOMORROW NIGHT will BE O~ ~AV 2J 3ATURDAY

WANTED •••• AT 7 00 P M. IN THE SCUBA SCOUTS W!Ll MEET AT T~E PLAY- I PERSONS INTERESTED IN PLR- SUNGLASSES, WITH CASE, AT CLUBHOUSE. GROUND or TriE GEORGE SEITZ CPASING ACOUSTIC RESEARCH DALLY' FIELD MONDAY NIGHT. •• SCHOOL AT 5 P M.

SPEAKERS ON QUANTITY ORDER CLAIM AT HOURGLASS OFFICE. CURTAIN TIME IS 8 15 0 CALL 2176 OR 2496 ANYTIME. ••••• CURTAIN TIME FOR THE PLAY CALliNG ALL "SHUTTERBUGS" IN TERMINAL LOBBY--MAN's "SEE How THEY RUNt! WILL BE THE SOC~ETY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC WANTED TO BUY BROWN SHAVING BAG CONTAINING AT 8 15 TONIGHT AT THE YOKWE INSTRU~EN~A~iON ENGINEERS (SPIE) PATIO AWN!~G FOR TqAILER A PAIR OF GO-AHEADS AND RAZOR YUK CLUB. IS CO~SIDERlNG SPONSORUNG A CHILD'S CYAIR-5EAT ATTACHMENT KIT. FOUND SUNDAY ON FLITE A FEW TICKETS ARE AVAIL- FA~ilaAR~ZATUON A~D BAS!C FOR BIKE CALL 2709, TqAllER 058 MONDAY MORNING--MAN'S ABLE FOR TONIGHT AND WILL BE THEORY COUR:E !N PHOTOGRAPHY. 747 BLACK RAINCOAT. CLAIM ITEMS SOLD AT THE DOOR, WHiCH OPENSMcTiON r Cr~RE AND SLiDE PHOTO AT TERMINAL TRAFFIC COUNTERo AT 8 P.M. GRAP~Y WILL BE EMPHASiZED, I T~RE~ BAGS OF CEMENT CALL •• WIT~ PR.CT!CAl TRA!NDNG ON 27160 EPISCOPAL PRAYER SERVICE IS RED CROSS INSTRUCTORS WANTED CAMEqA3 BE!~a ~SED O~ KWAJALEiN INDIVIDUALS WHO HOLD CURRENT iNTERfSTEL PER30NS ARE RE­ OR RECENTLY EXPIRED RED C~OS~ Q~E3TED TO GALL 771 OR 772 INSTRUCTOR RATINGS iN WATER ~~D LEAVE ~~E~R NAME AND TELE-

SAFETY, CANOEING, BOATING PHONE NU~BEQo I

OR SAILING ARE REQUESTED TO 0 •••• CONTACT THE LOCAL RED CROSS T~[ AJER~C£ J~ci~ O~ rYE BARGA!N B~ZAAR PICKLP DAY I~ PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR MEETS OFFICE TO TRANSFER RECORDS OCEAN is A8C''') , 2·5 t-.1ILES.

WEDNESDAv CALL 2396 Oq 2264 WEDNESDAY AT 7:30 IN THE CHAPEl.AND/OR OBTAIN RENEwAL 0 ••• I