HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 5-20-64 5-20-64 3 6 AT 0020 2 5 AT 0601 4 2 AT 1213 HOUR I 8 AT 1904 VOL 5 NO 1717 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESD Y SENATOR WANTS COMMITTEE TO LOOK INTO ¥IETNAM SITUATICN WASHINGTON (UPI)--SEN KARL E MUNDT THE SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN SUGGESTED NAMESE MILITARY EFFORT. ,PROPOSED TODAY THAT A CONGRESSIONAL COM THE SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE AS MUNDT SAID "IT IS TIME FOR SOMEONE IMITTEE MAKE AN ON THE SPOT INVESTIGA­ AN APPROPRIATE GROUP MUNDT MADE THE OTHER THAN SECRETARY OF DEFENSE ROBERT ,TION OF IIWHAT WE ARE DOING AND WHAT IS STATEMENT IN HIS WEEKLY NEWSLETTER, S McNAMARA TO GO TO VIET NAM TO THOR- OUR GOAL WITH RESPECT TO THE WAR IN VIE WRITTEN BEFORE PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S $125 OUGHLY EXAMINE THE SITUATION AND RE­ lNAM 11 MILLION REQUEST FOR A STEPPED-UP VIET~I PORT TO THE PEOPLE " SCHNEIDERS HAVE A DAUGHTER CARL AND ELEANOR SCHNEIDER BECAME HGUSE COMMITTEE CLNVINCED THAT U.S. THE PARENTS OF A DAUGHTER AT 12'43 YESTERDAY AFTERNOON WHEN JEFFREY MAE SPENDING TLO MUC~ GN S~ACE ~a~dRAM ARRivED AT STATION HOSPITAL THE WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE HOUSE ApPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE TODAY ORDERED MAJOR CUTS LITTLE GIRL WEIGHED 7 POUNDS, 15 IN PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S BUDGET FOR THE U S SPACE PROGRAM, CIVILIAN DEFENSE AND OUNCES MRS. SCHNEIDER IS THE FOR- URBAN RENEWAL MER ELEANOR GEORGE THE SCHNEIDERS IT ALSO RECOMMENDED A REDUCTION OF 1,500 EMPLOYES IN THE FEDERAL AVIATION MET ON KWAJALEIN AND WERE MARRIED AGENCY (FAA) ALONG WITH A BIG MONEY SLASH ABOUT A YEAR AGO IN HONOLULU OVERALL, THE HOUSE GROUP TOOK $925 MIL~L~IO~N~O~U~T~O~r~P~R~~~~~~~~~~~~~s_-+

ED BUDGET FOR 25 I NOEPENDENT GOVERNMENT (L r j I:.. C AGENCIES THE NEW TOTAL CAME TO $13 3 U• S. CO~ TER3 ARE FEAR SEVERAL LOST BILLION AS MOTCRS~IF BURNS THE LAWMAKERS ACTED AT THE ADVICE Or HIT BY ~ROUNDFIRE LONG BEACH, CALIF (UPI)--A NORWEI~AN AN ApPROPRIATIONS SUB-COMMITTEE HEADED SAIGON (UPI)--THE GOVERNMENT HAS MOTORSHIP CAUGHT FIRE EARLY TODAY ABOUT BY REP ALBERT THOMAS (DEM-TEX ) HURRIEDLY AIRLIFTED ANOTHER BATTALION 450 MILES SOUTH OF HERE, OFF THE COAST THE LARGEST CUT--$245 MILLION--WAS IN INTO THE VIET CONG'S FAMOUS Do XA OF MEXICO AND THE COAST GUARD SAI~ IT THE SPACE PROGRAM'S $5 4 BILLION BUD­ STRONGHOLD AMID INCREASINGLY FREQUENT 'HAD ONE REPORT THAT POSSIBLY 10 PERSONS GET 1 N A STATEMENT ACCOMPANY I NG THE REPORTS THAT A SIZEABLE GOVERNMENT WERE UNACCOUNTED FOR COMMITTEE'S rORMAL REPORT, LOUIS WYMAN FORCE HAS BEEN TRAPPED BY THE COMMUN­ DETAILS FROM THE SCENE 22 MilES OFF (REP-N H.) SAID HE WAS CONVINCED THAT IST GUERRILLAS THE BAJA, CALIF, COAST WERE SKETCHY THE UNITED STATES WAS SPENDING TOO MUCH WELL INFORMED AMERICAN MILITARY BUT THE COAST GUARD SAID SEVERAL OTHER MONEY ON ITS CIVILIAN SPACE PROGRAM SOURCES SAID TODAY THE BATTALION FLEW SHIPS WERE NEARBY HE SAID THE 1970 TARGET DATE TO GET BY HELICOPTER THURSDAY INTO THE NEARLY THE 450-FOOT SANDANGER HAD lEFT Los TO THE MOON WAS "rOOlISH" AND THE BIG IMPENETRABLE MOUNTAIN STRONGHOLD WHICH ANGELES SATURDAY NIGHT FOR LE HAVRE, RUSH TOO COSTLY GOVERNMENT FORCES ENTERED FOR THE FIRST FRANCE, CARRYING A CREW OF 45 AND I I l TIME LAST YEAR PASSENGERS. THE COAST GUARD SAID MOST OBSERVATORY IN DANGER UNLE~~ AMERICAN MILITARY SOURCES SAID VIR­ OF THE CREW AND PASSENGERS HAD BEEN VOLCANO'S LAVA FLOW I~ DIVERTED CATANIA, SICILY (UPI)--MT ETNA'S TUALLY EVERY HELICOPTER USED IN THURS­ TAKEN ABOARD BY OTHER VESSELS SPECTACULAR ERUPTION CONTINUED TO POUR DAY'S LIFT INTO THE REGION WAS HIT BY MOLTEN ROCK DOWN THE MOUNTAINSIDE TODAY COMMUNIST GUERRilLA GROUNDFIRE FACE PROBLEM OF FEEDING THE AND SCIENTISTS ASKED THAT AN EMERGENCY STARVING PEOPLE OF THE WORLD WALL BE BUILT HIGH UP ON THE SLOPES TO CYPRIOT~ ~HOPPING TAIPEI (UPI)--NuTRITION EXPERTS FROM GREEK ARE SAVE AN OBSERVATORY BUILDING BOAT~ BOMBER~ I I NATIONS GATHERED IN TAl PEr TODAY TO FOR GUNS, AND THE OBSERVATORY, BUILT BY THE UNIVER­ NICOSIA (UPI)--THE GREEK CYPRIOT GOV DISCUSS THE PROBLEM OF HOW TO FEED THE SITY OF CATANIA AND THE ITALIAN AIR ERNMENT IS SHOPPING IN THE WORLD MARKET MULTITUDES OF STARVING PEOPLE IN THE FORCE, I S A ROBUST BU I LD I NG AT THE FOR ARMS, I TWAS DISCLOSED TON I GHT. WORLD. 9,655-FOOT LEVEL OF THE II,OOO-FOOT VOL THE SEMI-OFFICIAL GREEK CYPRIOT NEWS AT THE OPENING OF AN EIGHT-DAY SYMPO­ CANO AGENCY SAID IT HAD LEARNED "AUTHORITA­ SIUM ON NUTRITION, NATIONALIST CHINESE THE LAVA THAT BURST OUT OF THE SOUTH TIVELY" THAT THE GOVERNMENT WAS NEGO­ PREMIER C K. YEN SAID MALNUTRITION WAS SIDE Or THE CRATER WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIS­ TIATING WITH UNNAMED FOREIGN POWERS "NOT ONLY A SERIOUS PROBLEM FOR HUMAN SED THE FULLY INSTRUMENTED OBSERVATORY FOR FIGHTER AND BOMBER PLANES, TORPEDO HEALTH, BUT ALSO A THREAT TO WORLD BY 150 FEET AFTER BEING DIVERTED WEST­ BOATS, ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS AND OTHER PEACE 11 WARD BY A GULLEY HEAVY EQUIPMENT. YEN NOTED THAT A RECENT UNITED NATION PURCHASE OF ARMS ABROAD, NO MATTER REPORT SHOWED THAT MORE THAN ONE HALF FUNDS PROVIDED TO HELP MRSo WHERE, WAS CERTAIN TO SET OFF A VIO­ THE WORLD'S POPULATION WAS SUFFERING J.Fo KENNEDY ANSWER HER MAIL LENT REACTION FROM THE HEAVilY OUT­ FROM MALNUTRITION WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE HOUSE ApPRO­ NUMBERED TURKISH CYPRIOT COMMUNITY PRIATIONS COMMITTEE TODAY VOTED $25,000 IN ALLOWANCES AND EXPENSES FOR MRS. POSTPONE DEBATE ON CAMBODIA'S NO AGREEMENT REACHED JOHN F KENNEDY TO HELP HER ANSWER MAIL AGGRESSION CHARGES AGAINST U.S. UNITED NATIONS {UPI)--THE SECURITY SHE HAS RECEIVED SINCE HER HUSBAND'S UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--SECURITY COUN­ COUNCIL ENDED A THREE-MONTH, OFF-AND­ DEATH Cil DEBATE ON CAMBODIA'S CHARGES OF AG­ ON DEBATE ON KASHMIR TODAY WITH A GRESSION AGAINST THE UNITED STATES AND THE FUNDS WERE INCLUDED IN A $13 3 STATEMENT OF FAILURE TO AGREE ON ANY BILLION APPROPRIATIONS MEASURE FOR IN­ SOUTH VIET NAM, SCHEDULED TO BEGIN TUES COURSE THAT MIGHT HELP TO SETTLE THE DEPENDENT GOVERNMENT AGENCIES DAY MAY BE POSTPONED SEVERAL DAYS, IN­ 16-YEAR-OLD DISPUTE BETWEEN INDIA AND FORMED SOURCES SAID TODAY THE COMMITTEE SAID THAT THE WIDOW OF PAKISTAN SOUTH VIET NAM WANTS A DELAY IN OR­ THE ASSASSINATED PRESIDENT HAD BEEN DER TO SEND A REPRESENTATIVE TO ANSWER GETTING ABOUT 700 lETTERS A DAY AND OFFERS ARMS TO ARABS CAMBODIA'S ACCUSATION THE UNITED WOULD REQUIRE ASSISTANCE IN ANSWERING CAIRO (UPI)--SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA STATES ALSO WAS UNDERSTOOD TO FAVOR A THEM UNTIL THE END Or JUNE, 1965 KHRUSHCHEV SAID TONIGHT RUSSIA WAS POSTPONEMENT READY TO SUPPLY THE U.A R WITH MORE SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT ARMS IF ASKED THAILAND GETS WARNING TEHRAN (UPI)--A MILITARY COURT TODAY THE SOVIET LEADER'S PLEDGE, IN AN TOKYO (UPI)--COMMUNIST CHINA TODAY SENTENCED FORMER WAR MINISTER GEN AH­ OrF-THE-CUFF REMARK DURING A SPEECH WARNED THAILAND NOT TO AID THE UNITED MED VOSSOUGH TO TWO YEARS IN PRISON AT THE EGYPTIAN ARMED FORCES CLUB, STATES IN THE GUERRILLA WAR IN SOUTH AND A $700,000 FINE ON CHARGES OF EM­ DREW RESOUNDING APPLAUSE FROM THE AUD­ VI ET NAM BEZZLEMENT IN CONNECTION WITH THE PUR­ IENCE OF ARMY OFFICERS THE OFFICIAL COMMUNIST PARTY ORGAN, CHASE OF A BATTERY PLANT FROM WEST GER­ THE PEK I NG PEOPLES DA I LY, I N AN ED I TOR­ MANY FOR THE IRANIAN ARMY IAL ENTITLED "STOP THE NEW U.S ADVEN­ MARSHALLESE WILL ENTERTAIN TURE IN SOUTH VIET NAM," ALSO URGED THA THROW SUPPORT TO ROCKEFELLER SPECIAL SERVICES WILL BRING A Los ANGELES (UPI)--BACKERS Or AMBAS­ THE 1954 GENEVA CONFERENCE ON INDO­ GROUP OF FIFTY MARSHALLESE PER­ SADOR HENRY CABOT LODGE TODAY THREW CHINA BE RECONVENED IF THE UNITED STATE FORMERS FROM EBEYE TOMORROW TO PRO­ '1INTERNATIONALIZES" THE WAR IN VIET NAM. THEIR SUPPORT TO Gov NELSON A ROCK­ VIDE A PROGRAM OF NATIVE SONGS AND EFELLER FOR THE REPUBLICAN PR[SIQE~TIAL DANCES AT THE RICHARDSON THEATER IT'S EASY TO SIGN ON THE LINE OF NOMINATION IN THE CALIFORNIA JUNE 2 THE PROGRAM WilL BEGIN AT 6.45 BE- LEAST RESIDTANCE PRIMARY PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 19 MAY 1964 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE RUSK CALLED CONFERENCE I PILOTS RELEASED BY NCRTH KOREANS COMMANDING OFFICER PACIFIC MISSILE WASHINGTON (UPI)--SECRETARY OF STATE I AFTER ONE YEAR AS PRiSONERS RANGE FACILITY, ~AJALErN, MARSHALL DEAN RUSK CALLED DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTA- SEOUL (UPI)--Two U.S. ARMY HELI- ISLANDS, CONTRACT Nf23 (6 1756) 35133A TIVES OF A DOZEN COUNTRIES INVOLVED WITH, COPTER PILOTS FORCED DOWN BY THE COM­ (PMR) WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. LAOS TO A STATE DEPARTMENT CONFERENCE MUNISTS LAST YEAR, WERE SET FREE YES­

THE HoURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY YESTERDAY TO DISCUSS SWEEPING COMMUNIST I TERDAY IN APPARENT GOOD HEALTH AFTER MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR SUCCESSES IN THE STRATEGIC SOUTHEAST A YEAR IN RED CAPTIVITY NOTICES IS 4 P.M THE DAY BEFORE PUB­ ASIAN KINGDOM CAPTS BEN W STUTTS AND CHARLETON

LICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS RUSK ALSO SCHEDULED AN EARLY EVENING I W VOLTZ WERE RELEASED JUST AFTER 10 A.M. THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. MEETING WITH SOVIET AMBASSADOR ANATOLY , NOON IN THE BORDER VILLAGE OF PANMUN­ THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO F DOBRYNIN, APPARENTLY TO ASK THE SOVIET JOM STUTTS AND VOLTZ WERE FLYING EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. UNION TO USE ITS INFLUENCE FOR PEACE IN ALONG THE TRUCE LINE LAST MAY 17, SOUTHEAST ASIA HE ALSO PLANNED TO MEET INSPECTING BORDER MARKERS, WHEN THEIR EDITOR: H EDW. MCKINNEY WITH A REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE POLISH HELICOPTER INADVERTENTLY STRAYED OVER EMBASSY COMMUNIST TERRITORY RED TROOPS OPPOSE LONG-TERM CREDIT BUT OPENED FIRE ON THE HELiCOPTER AND FAVOR MORE TRADE WITH RUSSIA EAST GERMANS TO AID ZANZIBAR FORCED IT TO LAND NORTH OF THE TRUCE WASHINGTON (UPI)--Two SPOKESMEN FOR ZANZIBAR (UPI)--EAST GERMANY HAS AG­ LI NE THE UoS~ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CALLED REED TO PROVIDE THE NEW AFRICAN REPUBLIC THE TWO PILOTS WERE SEIZED AND THE TODAY FOR A RE-EXAMINATION OF U.S. OF ZANZIBAR-TANGANYIKA WITH ECONOMIC AID, COMMUNISTS CHARGED THEY HAD BEEN Spy­ RESTRICTIONS ON TRADE WITH THE SOVIET IT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY 1 ING ON RED POSITIONS, THE COMMUNISTS UNION AND ITS EUROPEAN SATELLITES. THE ANNOUNCEMENT SAID THE TWO COUNTRIE$ REFUSED TODAY TO RETURN THEIR HELI­ RAY R. EpPERT, PRESIDENT OF BURROUGHS YESTERDAY SIGNED A TREATY OF FRIENDSHIP COPTER, SAYING IT IS "AN AGGRESSIVE

CORPORATION OF DETROIT, AND DR. JAY I AND AN AGREEMENT ON MUTUAL ASSISTANCE. WEAPON WHICH COULD BE USED AGAIN"

CERF, MANAGER OF THE CHAMBER'S FOREIGN' IT SAID UNDER THE MUTUAL ASSISTANCE o COMMERCE-FOREIGN POLICY DEPARTMENT, AGREEMENT EAST GERMANY WILL GRANT CREDIT JUMPING FROG CONTEST IS BIG 1 BOTH SAID STEPPED-UP TRADE IN NON­ , TO ZANZIBAR FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ANNUAL EVENT AT COUNTY FAIR STRATEGIC GOODS SHOULD BE WELCOMED BY TINY ISLAND'S ECONOMY ANGELS CAMP, CALIF (UPIJ--A FROG THE UNITED STATES. THE EAST GERMANS WILL ALSO PROVIDE NAMED "RUSTY" FAR OUT-CLASSED ALL CERF SAID THE CHAMBER URGES AGAINST : ASSISTANCE IN DEVELOPING HOUSING, HEALTH COMPETITION TODAY AND SET A WORLD'S ANY LONG-TERM CREDITS TO THE SOVIET I AND EDUCATION IN ZANZIBAR, THE ANNOUNCE- RECORD IN WINNING THE CELEBRATED UNION AND ITS SATELLITES MENT SAID CALAVERAS COUNTY FROG JUMPING CONTEST IN THIS SIERRA NEVADA FOOTHILLS TOWN

BRITISH WILLING TO GRANT LONG I CANADIANS TO HAVE NE\v FLAG RUSTY BEAT HIS NEAREST COMPETITOR TIME CREDIT TERMS TO SOVIETS WINNIPEG, MANITOBA (UP1}--PRIME MINIS- BY ALMOST FIVE FEET AS HE SOARED 17 Moscow (UP I)--BR I T I SH BUS I NESSMEN : TER LESTER B PEARSON TOt] I GHT \lAS BOOED, FEET, ONE AND ONE-HALF INCHES, TO EXPECT IN TWO WEEKS TO SIGN A 50 MIL- JEERED AND FINALLY CHEERED FOR HIS AT- CLAIM THE RECORD AND SWEEPSTAKES LION POUND ($140 MILLION) DEAL WITH : TEMPT TO PROMOTE THE MAPLE LEAF TO HUN- HIS EFFORTS EARNED HIS MASTERS, TWO THE SOVIET UNION FOR THE SALE OF A DREDS OF FLAG-CONSCIOUS ROYAL CANADIAN REAL ESTATE PARTNERS FROM LAFAYETTE, SYNTHETIC RUBBER PLANT, IT WAS DIS- LEGIONNAIRES CALIFORNIA, LEONARD HALL AND BILL CLOSED TODAY. IN HIS STRONGEST SPEECH TO DATE ON THE PROCTOR, 1,000 SILVER DOLLARS PAUL CHAMBERS, PRESIDENT OF BRITAIN'S EMOTIONAL FLAG ISSUE, PEARSON FIRMLY THE OLD RECORD WAS 16 FEET 10 INCHES IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES, TOLD STATED HIS PREFERENCE FOR THE MAPLE LEAF AND WAS SET IN 1954.

NEWSMEN NEGOTIATION FOR THE SALE OF I RATHER THAN THE RED ENSIGN AS CANADA'S A FROG NAMED "IMPALA" FROM SOUT~

FERTiLIZER PLANTS WORTH 40 TO 50 MIL- 1 NATIONAL FLAG AFRICA WON THE FOREIGN COMPETITION LION POUNDS ($112 TO $140 MILLION) HIS AUDIENCE MADE UP OF MORE THAN HE JUMPED 12 FEET, 7 INCHES HE WAS ALSO WERE GOING WELL. 1,900 MEMBERS OF THE LEGION AND THEIR ENTERED BY PIEM FOURIE, OF GERMISTON,

CHAMBERS SAID HE UNDERSTOOD THE I WIVES REPEATEDLY DROWNED OUT HIS SPEECH SOUTH AFRICA HE WAS JUMPED BY AN BRITISH GOVERNMENT WOULD BACK 12 TO 15 WITH OPPOSITION AND FINALLY HAD TO BE AFRiCAN EXCHANGE STUDENT, A COED AT YEAR CREDITS FOR THE TWO DEALS--DISTIN- CALLED TO ORDER BY LEGION PRESIDENT JUDGE STOCKTON COLLEGE IN STOCKTON, CALIF, CTLY LONGER THAN MOST NATO COUNTRIES C.C. SPARLING PENINAH NJUGUNYA ARE PREPARED TO OFFER. THE UNITED THIS YEAR'S FROG JUMP WAS THE 99TH STATES FAVORS SHORT TERM CREDITS IN FIND ANCIENT TOMBS SINCE AMERICAN HUMORIST MARK TWAIN DEALING WITH THE SOVIETS. Moscow (UPI)--HUGE ANCIENT TOMBS RE­ MADE THE EVENT FAMOUS WITH HIS STORY, SEMBLING THE SHAPE OF EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS "THE CELEBRATED JUMPING FROG OF CALA­ FOG CAUSES TRAFFIC TIE-UP HAVE BEEN FOUND IN KAZAKHSTAN, 3,000 VERAS COUNTY." FROG JUMPING THEN WAS FONTANA, CALIF (UPI)--ALL IT TAKES MILES FROM THE NILE, TASS SAID TODAY A SPORT OF THE MINERS IT WAS CON- IS SOME FOG AND MOTORISTS HURRYIN~ TO THE SOVIET NEWS AGENCY SAID ARCHEOLO­ DUCTED ON AN INFORMAL BASIS UNTIL 1928 WORK TO CAUSE A MOMENTOUS TIE-UP ON A GISTS FROM THE KAZAKH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES WHEN IT WAS ORGANIZED AND MADE PART CALIFORNIA FREEWAY FOUND THE TOMBS IN THE NILE RIVER VALLEY OF THE CALAVERAS COUNTY FAIR ABOUT 100 CARS PILED INTO EACH OTHER THE TOMBS WERE BUILT 2,500 YEARS AGO, MORE THAN TWO-THOUSAND FROGS, IN­ SATURDAY ON THE SAN BERNARDINO FREEWAY TASS SAID THE AGENCY SAID THE TOMBS CLUDING THE AFRICAN ENTRY AND ONE FROM WHEN HEAVY FOG CREPT ACROSS THE TRAFFIC WERE BUILT OF HUGE SPRUCE LOGS AND WERE THE BAHAMAS, WERE ENTERED IN THIS ARTERY TWENTY OF THE VEHICLES HAD TO PLACED ON STONE MOUNDS STANDING SIX YEAR'S COMPETITION BE TOWED AWAY BUT THE OTHER 80 MANAGED STORIES HIGH TO LIMP AWAY UNDER THEIR OWN POWER. SHOULD CONSULT WITH REPUBLICANS CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROLMEN SAID AT BOY ENJOYS WORLD'S FAIR Los ANGELES lUPI}--SEN. BARRY GOLD­ LEAST 20 PERSONS WERE INJURED, SEVEN OF NEW YORK (UPI)--DoMINICK TUCCI, 12, WATER YESTERDAY CALLED UPON THE JOHN­ THEM SERIOUSLY ENOUGH TO REQUIRE HOS- SNEAKED INTO THE NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR SON ADMINISTRATION TO CONSULT WITH PITAL TREATMENT ON MAY 6 ELUDING PARENTS AND POLICE, REPUBLICAN PARTY LEADERS "D!R~CTLY OFFICERS PUT OUT FLARES, BUT DESPITE HE'S BEEN A FULL-TIME RESIDENT OF THE AND IMMEDIATELY ON THE ENTIRE SOUTH­ WARNINGS, CARS CONTINUED TO BOUNCE FANTASYLAND EVER SINCE EAST ASIAN SITUATION If AROUND FOR ABOUT TWO HOURS IN BOTH THE UNTIL SUNDAY, THAT IS DOMINICK, 4- THE REPUaLICAN PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL, EAST AND WEST-SOUND LANES VISIBILITY FEET, 8-INCHES AND 80 POUNDS, WAS FINALLY CAMPAIGNING IN CALIFORNIA, CALLED RE­ WAS LIMITED FROM 5 TO 100 FEET, OFFIC­ NABBED BY SECURITY POLICE WHO HAD COME TO PORTS OF A COMMUNIST OFFENSIVE IN LAOS ERS SAiD KNO\.J HIM AS "THE PHANTOM OF THE F,. I R fI BOTH "TRAGIC AND ALARMING \I How DID HE GET AWAY WITH SPENDING If HE SAID tHEY COULD BE TRACED DIRECT­ SHIPS IN COLLISION, ONE SINKS DAYS AND 10 NIGHTS ON THE FAIRGROUNDS LY TO "CRIMINAL FOLLY" OF THE DEMO­

GIBRALTAR (UPI)--THE 499-TON DUTCH I WITHOUT A PENNY TO HIS NAME? EASY, HE CRATIC NOMINATION VESSEL VIJGENDAM SANK LAST NIGHT AFTER TOLD POLICE HE SPENT THE PRE-DAWN HOURS A COLLISION WITH AN UNIDENTIFIED SHIP REMOVING COINS FROM THE "WISHING WELL" ARREST THREE AS SPIES BETWEEN TANGIER AND GIBRALTAR FOUNTAINS OF SEVERAL PAVILIONS TOKYO (OPi)--POLICE HAVE ARRESTED THE VIJGENDAM'S J2-MAN CREW WAS "SOMETIMES I GOT AS MUCH AS FIVE DOL­ THREE NORT~ KOREANS ON SUSPICION OF PICKED UP AND BROUGHT ASHORE HERE BY LARS," HE EXPLAINED ENGAGING IN ESPIONAGE ACTIVITIES, IT .HE 942-TON BRITISH SHIP GRACECHURCH WAS REPORTED TODAY. THERE WERE NO CASuALTIES AMBASSADOR TO U.A.R. RESIGNS THE TRIO, WHO WERE ALLEGED TO HAVE THE VIJGENDAM WAS BOUND FOR VALENCIA, WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE WHiTE HOUSE TODAY ENTERED JAPAN ILLEGALLY TWO YEARS AGO, ~PAIN W". A CARGO OF CLAY FROM TVNt­ ANNOUNCED THE RESIGNATION OF JOHN S BAD­ WERE ARREStED BY OFFICERS OF THE TOKYO lOUTH, ENGLAND EAU AS U.S~ AMBASSADOR TO THE U.A.R. METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT iN A BADEAU HAS HELD THE POST SINCE 1961 TOKYO HOTEL POLICE ALSO SEIZED A HE HAS ACCEPTED A POST AT COLUMBIA UNI­ SHORTWAVE RADIO RECEIVER, TRANSMISSIO~ VERSITY IN NEW YORK IANTF"NNA AND coor ROOI{S ,PAGE 3 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 19 MAY \964

I~t------~------'------I ! DATING PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTER OFFERS NO LONGER A SECRET WILL OFFER COMPROMISE FORMULA , PROBLEMS STEADY BOYFRIEND DISCLOSES LONDON (UPI)--THREE LONDON NEWS­ KUALA LUMPUR (UPI)--PHILIPPINES WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE STEADY BOYFRIEND PAPERS TODAY FEATURED WORD THAT THE ENVOY SALVADOR P. LOPEZ SAID TODAY OF LUCI BAINES JOHNSON HAS A READY NORDEN BOMGSIGHT, ONE OF WORLD WAR THAT HE INTENDS TO PRESENT A COMPRO­ ANSWER SHOULD ANYONE SUGGEST THAT HE'S Two's MOST CLOSELY-GUARDED SECRETS, MISE FORMULA TO PREMIER TENGKU ABDUL IGOING OUT WITH THE PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTER IS ON SALE BY A MAIL ORDER HOUSE IN RAHMAN TONIGHT IN AN EFFORT TO BREAK JUST FOR THE PUBLICITY THE UNITED STATES. THE DEADLOCK OVER THE PROPOSED SUMMIT "A FTER ALL, II SA YS JACK OLSON OF MA I D­ CONFERENCE TO SEEK A SOLUTION TO THE EN ROCK, WISCONSIN, III DATED HER WHEN WILD BOAT PARTY ENDS WITH MALAYSIA DISPUTE. hER FATHER WAS JUST A VICE PRESIDENT." SEVERAL STUDENTS BEING ARRESTED LOPEZ TOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE MALAY­ frBUT IF I DIDN'T REALLY LIKE HER," HE WASHINGTON (UPI)--TWENTY UNIVERSITY SIA HAD REJECTED INDONESIA'S PROPOSAL ADDS, "\ DON'T THINK I COULD GO THROUGH OF MARYLAND STUDENTS WERE ARRESTED THAT THERE BE A TOKEN WITHDRAWAL OF ALL THIS." TONIGHT AFTER A WILD BOAT PARTY ON TROOPS FROM MALAYSIAN BORNEO. MALAY­ OLSON, 18, MET THE 16-YEAR-OLD LUCI THE POTOMAC RIVER THAT ONE POLICEMAN SIA, HE SAID, WAS INSISTING ON A MORE ABOUT A YEAR AGO WHEN HE WAS A PAGE IN CALLED "VULGAR, NASTY AND DISGRACEFUL.' DEfiNITE MOVE IN BORNEO THE SENATE. SINCE THEN HE HAS GONE POL I CE SA I D THE STUDENTS THREW BEER LOPEZ SAID THE MALAYSIAN VIEW WAS IIpRETTY STEADY" WITH THE PRESIDENT'S CANS AT COAST GUARD AND POLICE BOATS THAT A TOKEN WITHDRAWAL WAS "NOT YOUNGER DAUGHTER. DISPATCHED TO THE SCENE WHEN THE PARTY ADEQUATE," THE SLENDER, GOOD LOOKING YOUTH AD­ BEGAN TO GET OUT OF HAND. SEVERAL MITTED RECENTLY THAT DATING LUCI DOES STUDENTS UNDRESSED AND JUMPED OVER THE NOT A PERFECT CRIME HAVE ITS PROBLEMS. THE BIGGEST IS AN SIDE OF THE WILSON LINE'S CRUISE BOAT, IMPERIA, ITALY (UPI)--SMALL-TOWN ALMOST TOTAL LACK OF PRIVACY. "THE GEORGE WASHINGTON" OTHERS VETERINARIAN RENZO FERRARI HAS BEEN "THE WHITE HOUSE IS THE BEST PLACE THREW CHAIRS OVERBOARD. SENTENCED TO 30 YEARS IN PRISON FOR FOR US TO TRY AND DATE," HE SA I D. tiTHE AN ESTIMATED 2,000 MARYLAND STUDENTS MURDERING HIS MISTRESS'S HUSBAND WITH SERVANTS MAKE THEMSELVES SCARCE, AND WERE ON AN ANNUAL PARTY POLICE SAID A STRYCHNINE-LOADED SOFT DRINK. THE SECRET SERVICE MEN LEAVE US ALONE, THERE HAD BEEN SOME TROUBLE IN OTHER THE ASSIZES COURT HERE fOUND FERRARI SO IT'S A GOOD DEAL IF WE GO OUT, YEARS BUT "NEVER ANYTHING LIKE THIS II GUILTY OF MURDERING MILK DEALE~ PEOPLE STARE AT US LIKE SIDESHOW FREAKS. THEY HAD TO CALL FOR REINFORCEMENTS, TRANQUILLO ALLEVI AfTER A TWO AND A INCLUDING POLICE DOGS, TO HANDLE THE HALf MONTH TRIAL. COURT REINSTATES CITIZENSHIP STUDENTS WHEN THE BOAT DOCKED AT ITS THE PROSECUTION CHARGED THAT FERR­ \.JASH I NGTON ( UP I ) --THE SUPREME COURT WASHINGTON PIER. ARI, 44, HAD DOSED A BOTTLE OF SOFT TODAY STRUCK DOWN AS UNCONSTITUTIONAL SEVENTEEN OF THE STUDENTS WERE DRINK WITH POISON AND THEN MAILED IT

THE FEDERAL LAW WHICH TAKES AWAY THE CHARGED WITH 0 I SORDERL Y CONDUCT Tf-IREE TO ALLEVI 0 WITH IT HE SENT A LETTER CITIZENSHIP OF NATURALIZED AMERICANS WERE CHARGED WITH JUMPING OVERBOARD SUPPOSEDLY FROM THE SOFT DRINK FIRM, IF THEY RESIDE ABROAD BEYOND CERTAIN AND SWIMMING IN THE POTOMAC CHANNEL. URGING ALLEVI TO T~Y IT AND OFFERING LIMITED PERIODS. ALL WERE RELEASED ON $10 BOND. HIM THE CHANCE TO BE THEIR LOCAL SPEAKING FOR THE COURT, JUSTICE WIL­ REPRESENTATIVE. LIAM 0 DOUGLAS SAID THE LAW "PROCEEDS YOUTH GROUP BECOMES UNRULY ON THE IMPERMISSIBLE ASSUMPTION THAT BERLIN (UPIJ--EAST BERLIN POLICE LAST CRANE BOOM SNAPS NATURALIZED CITIZENS AS A CLASS ARE LESS NIGHT DISPERSED AN UNRULY CROWD OF CORK, IRELAND (UPI)--A GIANT DOCK­ RELIABLE AND BEAR LESS ALLEGIANCE TO YOUTHS GATHERED IN FRONT OF THE RUSSIAN SIDE CRANE, LOADING THE WORLD·S LAR­ THIS COUNTRY THAT DO THE NATIVE BORN," EMBASSY, WEST BERLIN POLICE REPORTED. GEST PIRATE TELEVISION STATION ONTO "THIS IS AN ASSUMPTION THAT IS IM­ WESTERN POLICE SAID ABOUT 150 EASl THE SHIP THAT WAS TO CARRY IT TO POSSIBLE FOR US TO MAKE," HE DECLARED. ERN POLICE BACKED BY TWO WATER CANNON HOLLAND, SNAPPED IN HALf AT THE VER­ THE DECISION REINSTATES THE CITIZEN­ BROKE UP A CROWD OF GOOING YOUNGSTERS OLME SHIPYARD HERE YESTERDAY. SHIP OF MRS. ANGELIKA SCHNEIDE~ NOW OF WHO WERE IN EAST BERLIN FOR A GIGANTIC A SPANISH CREWMEMBER OF THE 9,622- COLOGNE, GERMANY, A SMITH COLLEGE GRAD­ COMMUNIST YOUTH RALLY. TON GLOBAL ADVENTURER WAS SERIOUSLY UATE WHO HAS BEEN A WOMAN WITHOUT A THE YOUTHS HOOTED AND HOWLED AND INJURED WHEN THE ,60-TON STEEL TELE­ COUNTRY SINCE 1959 BOOED IN FRONT OF THE RUSSIAN EMBASSY VISION ISLAND AND THE BROKEN BOOM OF MRS. SCHNEIDER, A NATIVE OF GERMANY, ON UNTER DEN LINDEN FOR ABOUT 45 MIN­ THE CRANE SMASHED ONTO THE VESSEL'S CAME TO THE UNITED STATES AS A SMALL UTES BEfORE EASTERN POLICE DISPERSED DECK. CHILD AND WAS NATURALIZED IN 1950. PRE­ THEM, WESTERN POLICE SAID. • •••• 0 CEDING A TOUR OF STUDY ABROAD, SHE MET WOMAN ROBBED AND BEATEN AND LATER MARRIED A YOUNG FULBRIGHT OFFER MAY BE WITHDRAWN WASHINGTON (UP1)--A RECEPTIONIST SCHOLAR, DIETER SCHNEIDER. KUALA LUMPUR (UPI)--PRIME MINISTER FOR SEN. CARL T. CURtTS (REP.-NEB.) TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN SAID TODAY A NEW WAS ROBBED AND BEATEN TODAY BY TWO NEW BOMBERS IN PRODUCTION WAGE OFFER TO THE STRIKING UNION OF ATTACKERS WHO BROKE INTO HER CAPITOL VAN NUYS, CALif. (UPI)--THE FIRST OF POST OFFICE WORKERS WOULD BE WITHDRAWN HILL APARTMENT. 40 IMPROVED VERSIONS OF THE B26 BOMBERS IN TWO DAYS IF IT WERE NOT ACCEPTED POLICE SAID MRS. MARl CHRISTERSON, NOW GROUNDED IN THE UNllED STATES AND TENGKU SAID THE OFFER, WHICH THE 39, WAS ASLEEP IN HER BASEMENT APART­ ~OUTH VIET NAM WILL ROLL OFF THE P~O­ UNION REJECTEO SATURDAY, WAS THE LIMIT MENT WHEN TWO MEN SHATTERED A WINDOW DUCT ION LINE NEAR THE END OF MAY. TO WHICH THE GOVERNMENT WAS PREPARED THAT LEO TO HER LIVING ROOM. THE MEN THE TWIN-ENGINE B26K COUNTER-INVADER TO GO. BURST INTO THE SLEEPING WOMAN'S BED- -- A TOUGHER, LONGER-RANGED PLANE WITH SOME 1,400 POSTAL CLERKS WENT ON ROOM AND BEAT HER SEVERELY DURING A NEW HEAVY-LOAD WINGS -- IS BEING PRO­ STRIKE SATURDAY NIGHT IN AN ACTION SEARCH FOR MONEY. DUCED BY MARK ENGINEERING Co UNDER A WHICH HAS RESTRICTED POSTAL SERVICES POLICE SAID THE THUGS fLED WITH ~12.6 MILLION CONTRACT THAT EXTENDS THROUGHOUT MALAYA. ABOUT $10, LEAVING MRS. CHRISTERSON THROUGH APRIL 1965. WITH A POSSIBLE FRACTURE OF THE LEFT THE STANDARD MILITARY B26 USED FOR WHO IS RUNNING THE SHOW? ARM, AND SEVERE LACERATIONS. TACTICAL OPERATIONS IN SOUTH VIET NAM NEW YORK (UPI)--SOUTH V,ET NAM SHOULD ~AS GROUNDED AfTER THE FAILURE Of A WING TAKE THE INITIATIVE OF SEEKING AID IN ANOTHER SATELLITE LAUNCHED CAUSED A B26 TO CRASH DURING A DEMON­ COUNTRIES GEOGRAPHICALLY CLOSE OR Moscow (UPI)--TH£ SOVIET UNION TODAY STRATION FLIGHT LAST FEBRUARY IN FLORIDA THOSE WITH AN INTEREST IN THE SOUTH LAUNCHEO THE 30TH ARTIfiCIAL EARTH ~OMPLAINTS FROM U.S. PILOTS HAVE COME EASm ASIA REGION, ACCORDING TO AN SATELLITE IN ITS COSMOS PROGRAM, THE ~LSO FROM VIET NAM EDITORIAL IN TODAY'S CHRISTIAN SCIENCE OfFICIAL TASS NEWS AGENCY REPORTED MONITOR. TODAY. ORDER WHITES TO LEAVE THE PAPER SAID "ANYTHING WHICH TASS SAID THE LAUNCHING WAS "ROUTINE." UMTATA, SOUTH AFRICA (UPI)--THE CHIEF STRENGHTHENS THE IMAGE OF AMERICANS "THE SATELLITE CONTAINS SCIENTIFIC MINISTER FOR THE TRANSKEI STATE, CHIEF RUNNING THE SHOW THERE NOT ONLY GIVES APPARATUS INTENDED FOR THE CONTINUATION kAIZER MATANZIMA, TOLD THE LEGISLATIVE THE COMMUNISTS AN ADDITIONAL WEAPON Of RESEARCH INTO THE COSMOS IN ACCORD­ ~SSEMBLY TODAY ALL WHITES MUST LEAVE BUT ALSO INHIBITS THE SO MUCH NEEDED ANCE WITH THE PROGRAM ANNOUNCED BY IrHE TERRITORY. SOUTH VIET NAM INITIATIVE." TASS ON MARCH 16, 1962,1I THE DISPATCH HE SAID THE TRANSKEI ADMINISTRATION THE PAPER ADDED ONE OF THE MOST SAID. SUPPORTED GRADUAL WITHDRAWAL OF WHITES EfFECTIVE LINES Of COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA 'SO THE TRANSKEI CAN BECOME OUT OWN IS THAT THE WAR IN VIET NAM IS AN NEUTRALlS1 TROOPS DEFEATED I;.XCLUSIVE HOMELAND." AMER I CAN WAR SUGGEST i I~G THA T U.S. VIENTIANE (UPI)--LAOTIAN COMMUNIST MAANZIME ALSO REJECTED LAWS OF MULTI­ SHOULD TAKE A WI$lR ~OURSE THAN AS TROOPS SMASHED THE RESISTANCE OF RACIALISM AND SAID APARTHEID WAS THE Of PRESENT. NEUTRALIST SOLDIERS ON THE PLAIN OF bNLY POLICY BY WHICH DIFFERENT RACES IN JARS TODAY, AND NEUTRALIST COMMANDER ~OUTH AFRICA CAN LIVE PEACEFULLY TO­ ALL HERONS FLY WITH THEIR NECKS DRAWN GENERAL KONG LE APPARENTLY FLED TO THE pE.TrlER. IN AND THEIR fEET EXTENDED. CRANES EX­ HILLS, ACCORDING TO A REPORT BY THE TEND TIiELR NECKS IN F"l I GHT ~ONAL CONTROL COMM I ~~JJll't PAGE 4 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 19 MAY 1964

CHECK FORGER WORK ING WAY TRY TO RESTORE YOUTH'S ARM HOME TO FACE FEDERAL CHARGES YONKERS (UPI)--A FIVE-MAN SURGICAL CARNIVAL CORNER LUBBOCK, TEXAS (UPtJ--A FORMER TEAM TODAY RESTORED THE SEVERED RIGHT BY GEORGE SHELHORSE TEXAS TECH STUDENT WAS AT SEA TODAY, ARM OF AN I8-YEAR-OLD BOY STRUCK BY A WITHOUT A DOUBT, THE PMZ FERRiS ' f WORKING HIS WAY HOME FROM AUSTRALIA TRAIN AS HE AND SOME OTHER YOUTHS WERE WHEEL IS THE GREATEST MIDWAV ATTRACTION TO FACE FORGERY CHARGES BEING CHASED BY POLICE. THE BOY WAS IN IN THIS PART OF THE WORLD. THIS ENJOY­ I ROBERT EARL DUNN, 22, OF LUBBOCK, CRITICAL CONDITION AT YONKERS GENERAL ABLE AMUSE~ENT WAS DESIGNED AND BUILT I IS SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE IN CHARLESTOWN, Hosp I TAL. ON KWAJALEIN BY AMZ TO MEET A NEED FOR I SOUTH CAROLINA, JUNE 12 ABOARD THE SS A SIX AND ONE-HALF HOUR OPERATION WAS AN APPEALING FUN RIDE FOR THE YOUTH IN f PIONEER STAR. AUTHORITIES SAID DUNN PERFORMED ON DAVID LAMBERT OF YONKERS, THIS AREA AMZ WILL AGAIN OPERATE THE t WAS ALLOWED TO SIGN ON AS A CREWMAN WHOSE ARM WAS HURLED 40 FEET WHEN HE WAS GIANT WHEEL FOR THE 1964 CARNIVAL, r WITH THE UNDeRSTANDING HE WOULD SUR- F HIT BY A NEW YORK CENTRAL TRAIN LAST WITH ASSISTANCE FROM Boy SCOUT TROOP I RENDER TO THE FBI WHEN THE FREIGHTEP NIGHT. #lhO, WHICH THEY SPONSOR. [ ARRIVED IN THE UNITED STATES. LAMBERT ALSO RECEIVED FRACTURES OF WHEN IT WAS FIRST USED AT LAST YEAR'S Out-IN LEFT THE COUNTRY LAST AUTUllN BOTH LEGS, CHEST INJURIES, CUTS AND CARNIVAL, WE ALL GAPED WITH AMAZEMENT f AFTER ALLEGEDLY FORGING $4,300 IN BRUISES. HOSPITAL OFFICIALS SAID THERE AND PROUDLY SAID THAT IT WAS THE GREAT­ , CHEU;S I~' THR::::E D"YS WAS NO IMMEDIATE WAY TO DETERMINE WHE­ EST THING EVER DONE FOR A KWAJALEIN ! LUBBOC~ COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY THER THE ARM COULD BE SAVED. CARNIVAL If ALTON R GRIFFIN RECEIVED WORD IN LITTLE SAMMY NISHIKIMA SHOULD GET JANUARY FROM THE STATE DEPARTMENT IN ATTACK TRAINING CENTER MOST OF THE CREDIT, SAYS PMZ's AFFIABLE t SYDNEY THAT DUNN WANTED TO SURRENDER ! SAIGON (UPI)--VIET CONG COMMUNIST BOSS, GENE HAMILTON HE is ONE OF OUR ,f BUT LACKED FUNDS TO RETURN. GUERRILLAS ATTACKED A MILITIA TRAINING MASTER WELDERS. HIS KNOW-HOW, SKILL , THE AGREEMENT WAS MADE TO ALLOW CENTER 110 MILES SOUTHWEST OF HERE SUN­ AND HARD WORK STIMULATED A NUMBER OF l DUNN TO WORK HIS WAY BACK HE IS DAY MORNING AND KILLED SEVEN DEFENDERS, PEOPLE TO WORK ON CONSTRUCTION OF THE : SCHEDULED TO BE ARRESTED IN CHARLESTON THE GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED TODAY FERRIS WHEEL AFTER WORK AND DURING : ON A FEDERAL CHARGE OF UNLAWFUL FLIGHT ELEVEN OTHERS WERE MISSING, ALONG WITH WEEKEND FREE TIME. I TO AVOID PROSECUTION TWO LIGHT MACHINE GUNS, TWO SUBMARINE FROM ANOTHER SOURCE, I LEARNED HOW l GUNS, 22 INDIVIDUAL WEAPONS AND FOUR THE PROJECT GOT STARTED WHEN SUNDOWN I ROME'S DOCTORS AND INSURANCE RADIOS. GILPEN WENT ON VACATION IN FEBRUARY ~ COMPANIES FINALLY REACH AGREEMENT •• OF LAST YEAR, GENE HAMILTON ASKED HIM I ROME (UPI)---THE NATIONAL FEDERATION ~OMMUNIST GUERRILLAS VICTORS TO GO TOEVERY FAIR, CIRCUS OR AMUSE­ , OF DOCTORS AND PUBLIC HEALTH INSURANCE SAIGON (UPIJ--A VIETNAMESE DEFENSE MENT PARK HE COULD FIND AND COME BACK I COMPANIES ENDED THEIR LONGSTANDING I MINISTRY OFFICIAL SAID TODAY THAT COM­ WITH A PLAN FOR BUILDING A FERRIS , FEUD TODAY MUNIST GUERRILLAS CAPTURED ENOUGH WEA- WHEEL HERE I RE PRESENTAT I VES FOR THE DOCTORS AND, PONS FROM GOVERNMENT TROOPS I N A BLOODY SUNDOWN TRIED HIS BEST, BUT IT WAS , INSURANCE COMPANIES SIGNED THE AGREE-I BATTLE THURSDAY TO EQUIP AN ENTIRE V,ET THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY SO MOST SHOWS

It MENT LATE LAST NIGHT AFTER LONG BAR- CONG COMPANY. WEREN'T OPEN. THE MEAGER INFORMATION GAINING SESSIONS AND GOVERNMENT MEDIA~ IN THE BATTLE, WHICH OCCURRED 25 MILES THAT SUNDOWN WAS ABLE TO GLEAN WAS I TION BY LABOR AND SOCIAL WELFARE MINI- NORTH OF SAIGON, THE V,ET CONG KILLED INCLUDED IN THE PLANNING BUT THEY HAD i STER GIACINTO Bosco. I OR WOUNDED MORE THAN 100 GOVERNMENT TO MAKE THEIR OWN DESIGN FOR THE MOST I THE AGREEMENT WAS AIMED AT MEETING TROOPS. LATEST REPORTS INDICATED ONLY PART. DEt1ANDS BY DOCTORS PROTEST I NG ALLEGED THREE VI ET CONG WERE KILLED I N THE THE RESULT WAS A FORTY-FOOT BEAUTY POOR PAY AND END LESS RED T APE I NITS I ENCOUNTER. OF A WHEEL, FAR SAFER AND BETTER THAN "'EALINGS WiTH ITALY's MANY PUBLIC 1 ••• MOST STATESIDE FERRiS WHEELS. OURS IS HEALTH INSURANCE PLANS. 'SEIZE MEAT PACKING PLANT CHAIN-DRIVEN BY A CONCRETE MIXER EN- FOR THE PATIENT, FREEDOM TO CHOOSE I BUENOS AIRES (UPI)--PERONIST LABOR GINE IT IS BUILT OF EXTREMELY STURDY HIS OWN DOCTOR IN THE PUBLIC HEALTH ~ UNIONISTS SEIZED A MEAT PACKING PLANT .1ATER/ALS AND IT HAS EVERY POSSIBLE PROGRAMS WAS ASSURED. MANY PATIENTS 1 TODAY AND CLOSED IT DOWN TO LAUNCH A SAFETY DEVICE. ALREADY WERE ABLE TO DO THIS, BUT THEI THREATENED WAVE OF 24-HOUR SHUTDOWNS TO IT's ST I LL A r.10NUf.1ENT TO THE MEN WHO I PRACTICE DIFFERED FROM PROGRAM TO PRESS DEMANDS FOR INCREASED WAGES AND BUILT IT AND A SOURCE OF PRIDE AND I

PROGRAM I FEDERAL CURBS ON SPIRALING LIVING COSTS. PLEASURE FOR THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY THE DOCTORS WON GUARANTEES OF FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL POLICE IN AND STANDARD PAY OF 490 LIRE (80 CENTS) AROUND THE CAPITAL WERE RESTRICTED TO I INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA COURSE FOR AN OFFICE VIST AND 980 LIRE ($1 50 BARRACKS AND ON ALERT FOR POSS I BLE V I 0- OFFERED BY UN IVERS ITY OF HA\.JA II FOR A HOUSE CALL THEY ALSO GOT AS- LENC£. fv1ATH 101 IS A COURSE IN INTERMED- I SURANCES OF E~UAL PAY FOR EQUAL AT THE GENERAL WORKERS CONFEDERATION lATE ALGEBRA FOR THE COLLEGE STUDENT SERVICES HEADQUARTERS, THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE THE COURSE COVERAGE, PRIMARILY SUITED BOARD WAS IN "PERMANE~ SESSION" TO DIR- /TO STUDENTS WITH LITTLE MATHEMATICAL f LO~N IS REPA ID ECT THE PLANT SE I ZURES THE SE I ZURES jBACKGROUND, I NCLUDES A REV I EW OF FUN- , WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE AGENCY FOR WERE TO BE MADE SUDDENLY ON A SPOT BASIS DAMENTAL ALGEBRAIC OPERATIONS, LINEAR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (AID) AN­ SCATTERED THROUGHOUT THE INDUSTRIAL BELT EQUATIONS IN ONE AND MANY UNKNOWNS, i NOUNCED TODAY THAT NATIONALIST CHINA t SURROUNDING THE CAPITAL FRACTIONS AND FRACTIONAL EQUATIONS, , HAS REPAID IN ITS ENTIRETY A $683,375 • FUNCTIONS, GRAPHICAL METHODS AND LO- I LOAN MADE BY THE UNITED STATES FIVE QUITS MOUNTAIN CLIMBING GARITHt--1S IF TIME PERMITS, ADDITIONAL ~ YEARS AGO. KATMANDU (UPI)--THE EARL OF SHAFTSBURY TOP I CS \>/1 LL BE COVERED MATH 10 I I S I ; THE LOAN, THE FIRST OF SIX DEVELOP-! RETURNED HERE TODAY, EN ROUTE HOME, THE FIRST IN THE SERIES OF MATHE~ATICSI t MENT LOANS TO CHINA WHICH MATURE DUR-i AFTER AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO CLIMB COURSES OFFERED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF , f ING THE NEXT FIVE YEARS, ALSO BROUGHT, THE 6,988-METER DORJEKLEKPA IN T,HE CEN- HAWAI I AND THIS COURSE OR ITS EQUIVA- r THE UNITED STATES $67,236 IN INTEREST~ TRAL NEPAL HIMALAYAS LENT IS REQUIRED FOR ALL FUTURE WORK ~ I AID SAID. THREE OTHER MEMBERS OF A BRITISH IN THIS AREA. AT THE SAME TIME, AID ANNOUNCED IT MOUNTAINEERING TEAM--AMI GIROUD, MICHAEL THE INSTRUCTOR FOR THIS COURSE IS ~ WILL LEND A TAIWAN SUBSIDIARY OF THE DARBELLA AND MiCHEL REY--REMAINED IN THE KENT KRESA MR. KRESA RECEIVED HIS ~ SINGE~ COMPANY OF NEW YORK THE EQUI- 1 MOUNTAINS TO CONTINUE THEIR ATTEMPTS TO MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREE FROM THE t VALENT OF $750 ,000 TO HELP FINANCE A CLIMB THE PEAK MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY l NEW SEWING MACHINE MANUFACTURING PLANT 0 • IN THE FIELD OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRO- I • • C(}I1MUN 1ST FORCES VICTOR IOUS NAUT I CS HE I S PRESENTLY A STAFF t-IEM- l C(}1BAT BRIGADE IS FORMED V,ENTIANE (UPI)--COMMUNIST PATHET LAO BER OF THE M~I.T. LINCOLN LABORATORY J r JAKARTA (UPI)--THE DEPARTURE OF FORCES TOOK POSSESSION OF THE STRATEGIC WORKING ON PROJECT PRESS IN THE DATA ~ INDONESIA'S COMBAT BRIGADE OF "VOLUN- PLAIN OF JARS TODAY IN A MINIATURE BLITZ-ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION SECTION t TEERS TO CRUSH MALAYSIA" HAS BEEN KRIEG AGAINST NEUTRALIST GEN KONG LE REGISTER FOR THE SUMMER SESSION WHIC l POSTPONED SO THAT PRESIDENT SUKARNO THE COMMUNIST LIGHTNING OFFENSIVE WAS WILL START MONDAY, MAY 25TH THE LOCA4 ,~ . CAN GIVE THEM A FULL DRESS SEND-OFF THE COMMUNISTS' LATEST AND STRONGEST RE- UNIVERSITY REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE IN I ~ THE BR!GADE WILL NOT GO TO THE BOR- PLY TO THE RIGHT-WING COUP OF APRIL 19 ROOM I OF THE HIGH SCHOOL FROM 6.00 I DER ON WEDNESDAY AS PREVIOUSLY PLANNED WHICH DROVE THE COMMUNISTS AND THEIR TO 8.00 P.M MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ~ ~ No DATE FOR THEIR DEPARTURE HAS '~YMPATHIZERS OUT OF THE COALITION GOVERN-TO TAKE YOUR REGISTRATION BEEN ~NNOUNCED, BUT SUKARNO IS SCHE- MENT IN VIENTIANE, THREATENING THE CAPITAL '0' ~ , I DULED TO OFFICIALLY INAUGURATE THE I TSE LF BEAUTY SALON SPECIAL r 9~ I GIl,DE J t-, CEREt>ljOI\l I!:S \JEDNESDAY NIGHT , THE BEAUTY SALON ANNOUNCES THAT THER~ ACCIDENTS IN AND AROUND THE HOME TOOK WILL BE A "SPECIAL" ON PERMANENT WAVESI , R'c~ QvB3SR, COPRA AND CINNAMON APPROXIMATELY 28,500 LIVES IN THE UNITED FROt1 MAY 25TH THROUGH 23TH, INCLUSIVE : ARE I 4PO~T~,T CPODS IN SOUTH VIET NAM. STATES LAST YEAR. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE $10 OFFER FOR I iTHE FOUR DAYS CALL 319 FOR APPOINT- I MENT. PAGE') I t II TUESDAY 19 MAY 1964 ::~~~~~~: ~~ t~:~~~~A~~~~O' 51)0 r 5 5E C T ION I t---AL-TMA-H~-~-~-~-~';"~S-N-~-~~-E~~-E~-~-N-I PALMER, STAG I NG ONE OF HIS - ./ - --- (Up I '--GEORGE ALTMAN is i FAMOUS BL I STER I NG FIN ISHES, ~£ ~ ~.~ ~ D A THREE-RUN HOMER CARR I ED IROARED FROM BEH I NO TODA Y TO THE OBSERVER" ~ ~\ ::-: _~ ~ - TH E NEW YORK METS TO A 4-2 :~~0~A:T~~:E;~~O$40:~66KLA_ JOMAKAJ Tdo MUCH fOR €(PLO RS ~:~~~R~I~~~: ;~\~~NO~:~N- HOMA C,TY OPEN GOLF TOURNEY JOMAKAJ MADE CLEAR THEIR SUPERIORITY AS MOUNTAINBALL£RS DAY GAME PLAYED IN THE I' WITH A 72-HOLE TOTAL OF 277. WHEN THEY OUTPLAYED AND OUTBATTED THE UNDERDOG EXPLORERS MAJORS TODAY. I. Two STROKES BACK WITH A LAST NIGHT IN THE SECOND GAME OF THE WORLD SERIES PLAYOFF. THE FATAL PITCH WAS 1279 WAS LIONEL HEBERT, WHO THE GAME RESULTED IN THE SECOND VICTORY OF THE SERIES FOR SERVED UP IN THE EIGHTH I LED AT THE START OF THE ROUND THE NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT WINNERS, 10-5. INNING BY SOUTHPAW BILLY I BUT RAN INTO TROUBLE. THIRD JOHN STAVOLE CRASHED A GRANDLSAM HOME RUN LAST NIGHT BUT I PIERCE AS THE METS RALLIED ~ PLACE WE~T TO SOUTH AFRICAN IT DID THE EXPLORERS NO GOOD AS THE JOMAKAJ TEAM CAME RIGHT FOR FOUR RUNS AGAINST THE ! BOB VERWEY, WHO HAD A 281. BACK TO PUT THE EXPLORERS OUT OF THE GAME. LEAGUE LEADERS. t FIVE STROKES BACK WERE MIKE IN A FRANTIC FIRST INNING, JOMAKAJ ROMPED THE EXPLORERS PIERCE, THE FOURTH OF I SOUCHAK AND JACK MCGOWAN, WITH A DEVASTATING 5-RUN ROUT COMING ON A 6-HIT BARRAGE FIVE HURLERS USED BY GIANTS PALMER, WHO THRIVES ON OFF PAT LAN lAS. LEADING THE JOMAKAJ ATTACK WERE RAY NAKA- MANAGER ALVIN DARK, CAME . PRESSURE, FOUGHT BACK AFTER MURA, BOBBY IHA, MARSHALL MARTIN, PAUL CRUMPLER, AND TOM IN TO FACE THE LEFTHANDED I TRAILING HEBERT BY THREE AND CHARLES HIRAMOTO. NAKAMURA AND IHA CAME BACK IN THE HITTI~G ALTMAN AFTER THE 'SHOTS AT THE START OF THE NEXT FRAME WITH A PAIR OF SINGLES TO ADO ANOTHER RUN FOR METS HAD RAPPED LOSER BOB FINAL ROUND. THE MUSCULAR JOMAKAJ AND A 6-0 LEAD. SHAW FOR A PAIR OF SfNGLES. IFOUR-TIME MASTERS CHAMPION THE DRAMATIC STAVOLE WALLOP THEN DROPPED INTO LEFT CEN- THE BIG OUTFIELDER, WHO LOCKED IT UP WITH A 3-FOOT TERFIELD AND CAPPED AN EXPLOSION WHICH INJECTED NEW BLOOD HAD BEEN SIDELINED BY AN BIRDIE PUTT ON No. 17 AND A INTO THE EXPLORERS, PUTTING THEM BACK INTO THE GAME. IT INJURED LEG, SMASHED HIS TWO-FOOT BIRD I E ON No. 18. IS REPORTEDl Y THE FIRST GRANDSLAM HOMER I N A WORLD SER I ES. SECOND HOME RUN OF THE THE VICTORY WAS WORTH CHUCK KEEFE AND DANNY HANAKAHI LED THE INNING WITH BACK- SEASON OVER THE RIGHTFIELD $5,Boo TO PALMER, UPPING HIS TO-BACK SINGLES. Two WALKS IN SUCCESSION FORCED A RUNNER FENCE TO WIPE OUT A 1-0 1964 EARNINGS TO $44,298, ACROSS I-OR THE EXPLORERS AND LErT THE BASES LOADED FOR LEAD. THEN JESSE GONDER SECOND ONLY TO JACK NICKLAUS' STAVOLE. FOLLOWED WITH A DOUBLE THAT '$46,925. HOWEVER, THE OVERPOWERING JOMAKAJ CAPITALIZED ON TWO SENT PIERCE TO THE SHOWERS •••••• ERRATIC EXPLOR£R 1tt'NINGS AND ACCEPTED FOUR GIrT RUNS IN AND GONDER CAME ACROSS ON DIVEMASTER BRIEFING ANNOUNCED THE FirTH AND SIXTH INNINGS. WITH THIS, JOMAKAJ WENT ON JOE CHRISTOPHER'S SINGLE THERE WILL BE A DIVEMASTER TO WIN THE GAME. OFF GAYLORD PERRY. BR I EF I NG THURSDA Y, MA Y 21, THE TH I RD GAME or THE "3-or-5" SER I ES WI LL BE PLAYED GALEN CIS CO PICKED UP AT THE REEF BOQ LOUNGE AT TONIGHT. JOMAKAJ WILL TRY TO CLOSE OUT THE SERIES WITH HIS SECOND WIN AGAINST 5 P.M. ANOTHER TREMENDOUS WIN wiTH SOUTHPAW JOE ESPIRITU PITCHING. THREE DEFEATS WITH THE THE FOLLOWI NG SCUBA CLUB BOX SCORE HELP or LARRY BEARNARTH, MEMBERS HAVE BEEN NOMI A WHO WAS TAGGED FOR A HOMER N TED Ja.1AKAJ EXPLORERS BY TPE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AB H R RBI AB H R RBI IN THE GIANTS' HALF OF THE AND ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. NAKAMURA CF '"3 '2 I TOYAMA SCF "3 T 1"0 EIGHTH BY TOM HALLER. F. BARBARIA, B.G. BARNETT, BREITENBERGER~ 0 I I SATURNIO RF 3 I I r SHAW'SSAN FRANCISCO'SRECORD NOW FIRSTIS 3-2. J ~.F BEAN , C ~.A BRASWELL, I HA SS 2 2 2 AKANA 3B 3 0 0 0 CoM. CLOWER, H.W. PECKER, MAIHIN SCF 4 I I 0 STAVOLE ss 3 2 I 4 RUN CAME IN THE SIXTH INNING P.Ro DENNY, P.E. DIXON, DoR. HINTACUTAN C 4 I I 0 HARBIN IB 3 I 0 0 ON A RUN-SCORING SINGLE BY lows M 1_/ MALONE G N M ROOKIE ~IM RAY HART, , .y • ,.. C- CRUMPLER 3B 3 I I 2 McKEAGUE C 3 0 0 0 CARTY, JoM., POST, P.D. RAMOS, ABE 2B I 0 0 I lANIAS P 2 P.D. RAMOS, E. ROSS-CLUNIS, 4 3 0 0 BASEBALL STANDINGS HIRAMOTO, T. 2 0 0 KEHANO IF 3 0 0 0 M L D. SALISBURY, G. WEISBROD, AJOR EAGUE BASEBALL HIRAMOTO, C 3 2 I I KEEFE 2B 3 I I 0 H. vJOOD", J. SHOEMAKER, J. To- I 0 STAND I NGS AS COMP J L ED BY , KAKAZU P 3 0 HANAKAH I CF ....3 __ ~1 __1_.e0_ U WES, J. BARNES, G. CARIOTI, ~-~~~I~O-Q-- = NITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL TOTALS --35 12 u TOTALS -- 30 9 5 5 ARE A K• KRESA, V. LYNN, J. MARTIN, S FOLLOWS: J. SANDLIN ~~~~~~~·~··~·~·~·~~~~~~~~~~~·~·~·~·~·~·~~~~_IAMERICAN: W L PCT. •••••• FIL-AMERICANS DOWN PILOTS SCUBA ACTIVITY REPORTED CHICAGO -:"/'='5---;;9p----..:.• ...;6;.,;..25 SMALLEST MARLIN, MAYBE? A PAIR OF HOME RUNS BY Boe LAST SUNDAyfS SCUBA DIVE NEW YORK 16 10 .615 DI CK BROOKS, DAC, CLA IMS THOMASEN AND ONE BY PAUL CASH- WENT TO THE OCEAN S I DE OF CLEVELAND 16 II ·593 HE PROBABLY HOLDS THE KWAJA- MAN POWERED THE FIL-AMERICANS SOUTH LOI. THIS LOCATION BALTIMORE 17 12 .586 LEIN RECORD FOR SNAGGING THE TO A 6-3 VICTORY OVER THE WAS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE MINNESOTA 16 14 •• 533 SMALLEST BLUE MARLIN. ROI NAMUR PILOTS LAST NIGHT CHANGE OF WIND DIRECTION DETROIT I~ 15 44b WELL IT IS SOME KIND OF A TO WIND UP THE SEASON IN 80TH WHICH CAUSED VERY CALM WATER WASHINGTON I 119 .424 RECORD ANYWAY. AMERICAN AND NATIONAL LEAGUES CONDITIONS TO EXIST ON THE Los ANGELES 13 8 .419 THE MARLIN WAS CAUGHT FROM THOMASEN'S FIRST CLOUT EAST SIDE OF THE ATOLL. BOSTON 12 117 .414 ITHE "UNIFLITE" YESTERDAY AND CAME IN THE SECOND INNING THE WATER :CONDITIONS WERE KANSAS CITY II 8 ·379 WEIGHED IN AT 96 POUNDS. WITH THE BASES EMPTY AND HIS VERY GOOD, WITH EXCELLENT NATIONAL: vI L PCT. THE CATCH WAS REPORTED TO SECOND BLAST WHICH DROPPED VISIBILITY. THERE WAS A SAN FRANCISCO 10 1THE HOURGLASS TODAY BY ED IN THE THIRD FRAME, CAME BROAD SHELF RANGING FROM 10 19 .655 , PHILADELPHIA JO 0 SENTER AND WITH A PATHETIC SIG WITH ONE ON. CASHMAN'S BLOW FEET DEEP RIGHT OFF THE BEACH 17 .63 ST. LOUIS HE SAID, "POOR LITTLE FISH." ALSO DROPPED IN THAT SAME TO ABOUT 40 FEET DEEP AT 19 594 PITTSBURGH 16 INNING WITH NONE ABOARD • THE DROP-OFF SEVERAL HUNDRED :~ 533 • 0. •••• rEET OFFSHORE. THE SHELF CINCINNATI 16 14 ·533 NEW LEADERS IN CLASSIC AL HOENIG ALSO HOMERED FOR ITSELr WAS FAIRLY BARREN, MILWAUKEE 16 14 THE SUNDAY CLASSIC MIXED THE PILOTS IN THE SECOND .~Ib INNING WITH THE BASES EMPTY BUT A NUMBER OF LOBSTERS Los ANGELES 14 18 • 38 TRIO HAS N~W LEADERS IN HIGH HOUSTON THE P,Lor's TWO FINAL RUNS WERE FOUND IN THE BEACH AREA. 14 19 .424 GAME--HIGH SERIES FOR MEN. NEW YORK 9 22 .290 • KWAJALEIN'S ONLY SCRATCH WERE DRIVEN IN ON MAJOR A NUMBER OF BUSHES Of PAIGE'S DOUBLE IN THE SIXTH BLACK CORAL WERE FOUND, BUT . ... LEAGuE POSTED THE FOLLOWING SOCCER TEAM FORMING VIRGIL PALACOL IN HIS WERE TOO FIRMLY ATTACHED TO RESULTS THIS WEEK. TED ARNOLD ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN MOUNTAINBALL DEBUT, SCATTERED THE ROCK TO BE TAKEN A TOOK OVER HIGH GAME WITH A PLAYING ON A SOCCER FOOTBALL ONLY SIX HITS IN Po$TrMG THE COUPLE OF MEDIUM SIZED BUSH­ 233. JACK EMRY TOOK OVER TEAM ARE INVITED TO ATTEND VICTORY ON THE MOUND, DEFEAT­ ES WERE COAXED LOOSE. HIGH SERIES WI1H A FOUR-GAME A MEETING AT THE DALLY FIELD TOTAL OF 806 BOWLER-OF-THE­ ING PILOT STAN TAKESHITA. THIS WAS THE LAST DIVE FOR CHARLIE SEITZ, WHO IS LEAVING THURSDAY AT 5 30 P.M WEEK FOR WO~EN WAS HELEN How- FIL-AMERICAN'S VERNON VILLA ALSO CAME UP WITH THREE HITS SOON. HE HAS BEEN ONE OF OUR ... " .. ~ELL WITH A 584. JUANiCE GOLF TOURNEY PLANNED ON THREE TRIPS TO THE PLATE MOST ACTIVE DIVERS, AND HAS iSTEVENS WAS CLOSE WiTH A 583 THE KWAJALEIN GOLF Assoc. WHILE LESLIE OPULAUOHO FOL­ SERVED AS CHIEF DIVEMASTER ISERIES. JACK EMRV WAS HIGH WILL HAVE A MATCH-AGAINST LOWED WITH A PAIR OF SINGLES. FOR MOST OF THE PAST YEAR. !FOR MEN W!T~ AN 806. MANY PAR TOURNAMENT ON SUNDAY DINK DAVIS ACCOUNTED FOR ALL MEMBERS ARE REMINDED !NICE GA~ES WERE BOWLED AS 24 MAY. ' TWO or THE PILOTS' SIX HITS, THAT THE NEXT CLUB MEETING ;FOlLOWS~ T£D ARNOLD, 233-197, IT IS OPEN TO ALL KGA 1 A TRIPLE AND A SINGLE. IS NEXT MONDAY, 25 MAY, IN ~JACK EMRv, 2 4-214; FRED MEMBERS. THE ENTRANCE FEE • 4' ••• THE SCUBA CLUB HOUSE AT 7:30 ;FLEMING J 21 I, tL K~iLI, 207; IS $1.50 TO COVER REFRESH­ -ROGER HO'lllAf-J, 202; ,JA CK BAKER MAKE IT A POINT TO SEE THE P.M. THE MEETING IS ON MON­ DAY INSTEAD OF THURSDAY DUE MENTS AND PRIZES. TEE-OFF f2\ OJ AI\I') (L'tl=' '3~ITH 19!. ' THIRD GAME OF THE MOUTAINBALL SERIES TONIGHT' IT MIGHT BE TO THE CARNIVAL. TIME WILL BE 7'30 A M. 1HE LA.ST HOURGLASS Tu

FOR SALE MUST SELL TODAY TWO I~­ NOTICES TON AIR CONDITIONEPS, CAR­ :Jonighi ~ELP WANTED RIER, WESTINGHOUSE FRONT­ ViA l TERS AND BAR \-JA I TERS lOAD WASHING MACHINE CALL RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7.30 P.M NEEDED AT YOKUE YUK CLUB CALL 2404 ANYTIME. MAN IN THE MIDDLE

, \J ~R 0 HUGHES, 409 OR 419 ROBERT MITCHUM, BARRY SULLIVAN I . WANTED TO BUY JUSTICE VS EXPEDIENCE IN CASE INVOLVING t URGEI\TLY NEEDED ClERK-TY?IS BABY CARRIAGE. CALL 2320. COMBINED BRITISH-UoSo FORCES IN INDIA J BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES CONTACT DURING WORLD WAR il. ; 'NDUSTR IAL RELAT iONS OFF ICE, WANTED A •• GOOD OF KiND Y AND C •• NO ~ .,.. B j ,E RM I NA LUI LD I NG SOMEONE TO TEACH BEGINNER P,ANO LESS IONS TO 8-YEAR YOKWE YUK SHOWT1ME 7 AND 9 P.M. ~ SECRETARIES AND TYPIST. OLD CALL 2418 THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY

j M. !. T b LI NCOLN LABORATORY HAS EMILE GENEST, SANDRA SCOTT J OPEN I NGS FOR THPEE \'OMEN TO SOMEONE TO MAKE SIMPLE THREE FAMILY PETS MAKE AN ARDUOUS 250- I WORK ON ROI-NAMUR, FIVE-DAY COTTON SHirT CALL 2114 DAYS MILE TRIP THROUGH ONTARIO WILDERNESS. WEEK CALL 9-8-350 DAYS OR . A AND Y. VERY GOOD C •• EXCELLENT, 5 UP i 2264 AFTER 6 P i'1 HOv1E NEEDED FOR "TIGER", i AN ADULT BLACK MALE, GOOD OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7 30 P,M l SEVERAL OPENINGS ARE AVAIL- FAMILY DOG. OwNERS LEAVING INCREDIBLE MR. LIMPET J ABLE FOR QUALIFIED SECRETARIES ISLAND. CALL 2384 ANYTIME, DON KNOTTS, CAROLE COOK , \011 TI1 GLOBO\L Assoc I ATES, I NDUS­ QUARTERS 497-B THE STORY OF A MAN WHO TURNED INTO A FISH ITRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE, TER­ A AND Y • GOOD C. VERY GOOD FROM 5 UP f!lINAL BUILDING. , LOST --srKE, MURRAY, CHILD'S 20" ROXY SHOWTIME 8 30 P.M. ~ TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS BLUE/WHITE, MARKED WITH SPARROWS CAN'T SING ~NEEDED rOR FULL-TIME (TYPISTS JAMES BOOTH, BARBARA WINDSOR ! BLACK PENCIL CALL 2326, IALSO PAPT TIME) POSITIONS NOW QUARTERS 424-0 IT'S ONE RIDICULOUS SITUATION TO ANOTHER !AVAILABLE WITH BELL TELEPHONE NOTE. NO 6 30 AS A TERRIBLE TEMPERED SAILOR, BACK IN ILABORATORIES FOR INFORMATiON CAMERA TRIPOD, LEFT AT SHOW LONDON ArTER TWO YEARS AT SEA, HUNTS FOR tCONCERNING SPECIFIC JOB OP­ V,SITOR'S DUGOUT, LITTLE WIFE WHO HAD lEFT HIM. fpORTUNITIES ~ND SALARY, CALL LEAGUE FIELD SUNDAY CALL A ••• VERY AMUSING Y AND C. NO ISuSAN CRABB ~T S 468 BOB YOUNG, 9-8-358 OR RETURN I TO REEr 307 5 30 TO 6 3 0 ROI NAMUR SHOWTIME 8 P M I S'LESYOMEN TO WORK FULL ONE MAN'S \vAY ;TIIIE IN MACY'S. SEE MR. FOUND DON MURRAY, DIANA HYLAND iBUTLER AT T~: STORE MAN'S RAIN JACKET, TAN, BASED ON THE LIFE OF DR. NORMAN V,NCENT I . McGREGOR, ON NORTHWEST FLITE PEALE AND HIS PHILOSOPHY Or THE POWER OF !FOR SALE MONDAY CLAIM AT TRAFFIC POSITIVE THINK!NG I FISHER CONSOLE MODEL STEREO DESK, TERMINAL BUILDING. A AND Y rAIR C •• MATURE ~YSTEM, FRENCH PROVINCIAL • CABINET, CONTAINS GARRARD MODEL GLOBAL BOWLING IS TONIGHT COUNTDOWN SHOWTIME 7 30 P M "A" TURNTABLE/CHANGER, AM-FM AT 7.30 V ICE SQUAD* MULTIPLEX TUNER, 2/20-WATT AM­ EDWARD G ROBiNSON, PAULETTE GODDARD PLiFIERS, 6 F,SHER SPEAKERS, EPISCOPAL PRAYER SERVICE fS THE LIFE OF A DETECTIVES' CAPTAIN DURING USED ONE MONTH, $500q CALL HELD TONIGHT AT 7 P M IN ONE OF HIS ORDINARY DAYS. 9-380 DAYS, Rom., 209, SANDS THE CHAPEL BOQ EVENINGS •• *No RAT I NG AVA I LABLE PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE GUIDE CLOTHES DRYER; A~B~C.J $35, MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY AT EACH rllM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABiliTY 26" MAN'S BIKE WITH TWO-SPEED 7.30 P.M. IN THE CHAPEL. rOR CHILDREN Or VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE: HUB, $10, BOY'S 24ft BIKE: ALL ••••• A ADULTS Y ••• YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C..,.CHILDREN 8-12 AVAILABLE JUNE 10TH TRICYCLE, BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUP DAY CHAPEL CASSEROLE SUPPER REGISTER FOR DANCE CLASSES 12", $3, METAL rOLDING HIG~ IS TOMORROW CALL CREOLA A CASSEROLE SUPPER \JlLL REGISTRATION \-JlLL BE HELD CHAIR, $10, GROCERY CART,.I TROJAN, 2396, OR MARGE MOORE BE HELD ON THE CHAPEL lAVN WEDNESDAY EVENING rROM 7:00 ALL AVAILABLE IM~EDIATELY. CALL 2264 FOR ASSISTANCE AND FRIDAY, MAY 22ND AT 6 00 TO 8.00 P.M IN THE CO~MUNITY 2392 ANYTIHE, QuARTERS INFORMATION. P.M SPONSORED Bt THE WO:V1ENS )~64-B CENTER FOR THE DANCE CLASSES • • •• CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP OFFERED BY THE TEEN CLUB LEITZ PRAVDOVIT N-12 SLIDE SQUARE DANCING IS HELD EVERY BRING YOUR "HOUSE SPECIA- } THE CLASSES ARE OPEN ONLY TO PROJECTOR CALL 9-56 t DAYS, WEDNESDAY AT THE YOKWE YUK LITY" AND SHARE YOUR FAVOR- TEENS ON THE ISLAND. CLASSES iRoot-1 307, CORAL, EVENINGS CLUB AT 7 30 P M COME ITE CASSEROLE \11TH THE Is- WILL LAST APPROXIMATELY SIX ! ALONE OR BRING YOUR PARTNER LAND A ~SPECIAL ENTERTAIN- WEEKS RHUMBA, FOXTROT, CHA GARCIA FISHING ROO AND 306 •• •• fJ,ENT IS PLANNED II COME, C~A, WALTZ, MAMBO AND SWING IMITCHELL REEL, $20 CALL 668 BINGO IS PLAYED AT THE YOKWE ALL ISLANDERS, AND BRING WILL BE TAUGHT A CHARGE OF ;OR 555, YUK CLUB TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. YOUR FAMILIES. No RESERVA- SHOEMAKE~. $10 WilL BE MADE FOR TEEN CLUB I THE JACKPOT IS $1,000 AND TIONS ARE NECESSARY. tvlEMBERS 1 COtv1PRESSOR, H P ,BRAND 58 NUt1BERS WI LL BE CALLED ••••• 1-~ OTHER TEENAGERS ARE INVITED tNE\J, NEVER USED CALL 9-497 ••• • INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE COURSE TO THE CLASSES NON-MEMBERS lOURING WORKING HOURS YOKWE YUK CLUB THERE WILL BE AN ORGANI- WILL BE CHARGED $15 FOR THE I' I A CHANGE IN SCHEDULE WilL ZATIONAL MEETING FOR THOSE SERIES THE FEE MUST BE PAID '\ SEWING MACHINE, KENMORE, ZIG RESULT IN A LA CARTE SERVICE INTERESTED IN AN INTERMED- IN ADVANCE FOR THOSE UNABLE ZAG ATTACHMENTS AND BUTTONHOLE BEING WEDNESDAYS THROUGH lATE BRIDGE COURSE THIS ~45 TO REGISTER TOMORROW EVENING, MAKER, CARRYING CASE,., SATURDAYS ONLY THURSDAY AT 7 30 P M iN THE SEE MRS. SPENCER BEfORE REGIS- COTTON DYNASTY DRESSES, NEW, BANYAN ROOM OF THE YOKWE YUK ~SIZE 12, ~5 EACH, BLONDE fASHIO~FOUND CLUB. TRATION TIME \I/G' REAL HAIR, WORN ONCE, WITH WATCH, MAN'S NAUCHATEL, THIS IS OPEN TO ALL ISLAND YEARBOOK AVAILABLE CARRIER, COST $99, $35· AFTER IN SHOWER ROOM OF GENERAL RESIDENTS If YOU CAN'T --~~~~-----~--- T 7 THE 1964 GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL I5 P.~ ,RAILER 7 0 BARRACKS CLAIM AT SECUR- COME TO THE MEETING, BUT ARE ~ 8 YEA~BOOK HAS ARRIVED AND MAY r ITY ADMINISTRATION, 3 I INTERESTED, CONTACT NORD BE PiCKED UP AT THE SCHOOL t FOuR-PIECE CA~NISTER SET, • • DiETZ AT 9-316 DAYS OR 2258 OFFICE. !$2, ME U-1AC 0 I NNERWARE SET, EMPRESS TURNS ACTRESS EVEN I NGS EXTR" I ~ COPiES ARE AVAILABLE t,~SED, VHEAT DESIGN, 5 DINNER ROME (UPI)--AcTRESS SOftA- ~ AND MAY BE PURCHASED FOR ~5 50 JiPLATES, 5 cUPS, 6 SAUCERS, 6 YA, fORMER EMPRESS Of IftAN, MARSHALLESE WILL ENTER T AIN • ,DESSERT DISHES, 6 SALAD PLATES LEFT BY PLANE FOR MUNICH, A GROUP OF FifTY MARSHAL- HOTEL WORKERS·STRiKE A p DISHES-PINE CONE DESIGN. GERMANY, YESTERDAY ON A LESE PERFORMERS FROM EBEYE, [ 4, KUALA LUMPUR (UPI)- NEARLY p~ DiNNER PLATES, 4 SALAD DISHE~ BUSINESS TRIP BEFORE RETUftN- UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE 300 EMPLOYES Of' THE MERLIN ~3 DESSERT DISHES, 4 cUPS, 3 ING TO PURSUE HEft FILM CAft- REVEREND BUCK, WILL CONDUCT ~SAUCERS ~2, LARGE YELLOW GAR- EER IN ROME A 45-MINUTE PROGRAM AT THE HOTEL, KUALA LUMPUR'S LARGEST, ~ ~ WERE STRIKING TODAY AND DRUM- ~BAGE P..,IL, y', IRONING BOARD, ••• 0 RICHARDSON THEATRE \oJEDNESDAY BEATING PICKETS WERE MAKING [$8, S~ALL TRICfCLE $2, WICKER ZANZIBAR IS A 64o-SQUARE- AT 6 45 P.M BEFORE THE SLEEP DIFF8CULTo GUESTS MADE 1CLO THES BASKET, $i, BICYCLE MILE ISLAND SOME 20 MILES REGuLAR SCHEDULED MOVIE THE!R OWN BEDS AND WONDERED [TIRE fOR ENGLiSH BIKE, NEW, OFF THE SOUTHEAST AFRICAN RICHMOND,·VA:, HAS BECOME ABOUT THElft LAUNDftY. ?6x. 75, $g~ ALUMINUM 4-FOOT REPUBLIC OF TANGANYIKA. SIXTH RANKING CONVENTION ~~i"AS TREE, $2 CALL 2350, TR I - - - -- PLAN YOUR ruTURE WITH UoS. BON ~o71 CITY IN THE U.S.