TIDES SEE ATTACHED TABLE :Jhe HOURGLASS SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 VOL 4 NO KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS 31 1963 FALSE HOPE ICBM INTERCEPT FOR BOVA SUCCESSFUL : SHEPPTON, PENNSYLVANIA, (UPI )--A VOLUNTEER WENT INTO WASHINGTON, (UPI )--THE ARMY'S NIKE ZEUS ANTI-B~LlISTIC iI THE MINE COMPARTMENT TONIGHT FROM WHICH TWO MINERS WERE MISSILE HAS ACCOMPLISHED ITS NINTH SUCCESSFUL INTERCEPT , RESCUED AND FOUND THAT THE FORM WHICH APPEARED ON A TELE­ OF AN ICBM LAUNCHED ON A 5,000-MILE COURSE OVER THE PACI­ I VISION CAMERA TO BE THE FORM OF A MAN WAS A PLUG WHICH fiC, THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCED TODAY. ,I HAD BEEN DRILLED OUT OF THE RESCUE HOLE. As IN PREVIOUS CASES, NEITHER MISSILE WAS ARMED BUT THE HAZY FORM THAT APPEARED ON A TELEVISION CAMERA LOW- GROUND TRACK I NG I ND I CA TED THAT THE I CBM, AN ATLAS, , ERED INTO THE HOLE EARLY THIS MORNING RAISED IMMEDIATE PASSED WITHIN THE LETHAL RANGE OF THE NUCLEAR WARHEAD , SPECULATION THAT IT WAS MISSING MINER LOUIS BOVA, 42, WHO WHICH THE NIKE ZEUS WOULD CARRY IN WARTIME. I HAS NOT BEEN HEARD FROM SINCE TUESDAY, 20 AUGUST. THE ATLAS WAS FIRED FROM VANDENBURG AIR FORCE BASE IN ANDY DREBITKO, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE INDEPENDENT MINERS CALIFORNIA. THE NIKE ZEUS WHICH ACCOMPLISHED THE INTER­ ASSOCIATION (IMA), RISKED HIS LIFE IN THE DANGEROUS CEPTION WAS FIRED FROM KWAJALEIN ISLAND IN THE PACIFIC. JOURNEY 30 2 rEET UNDERGROUND THE DEPARTMENT SAID THAT I TO SEE. "OF THE TESTS CONDUCTED THUS i FOR THE FIRST TIME IN DAYS AUSTRALIA TRACKING PLANS TOLD FAR, MORE THAN ONE-HALF I A TENSE SILENCE HAD SETTLED WASHINGTON, (UPI )--MANY AMERICAN SPACE PROJECTS ARE DE­ HAVE BEEN COMPLETELY SUCCES6- \ OVER THE DUST-CHOKED VALLEY. PENDENT ON AUSTRALIAN TRACKING STATIONS "AND THE EXCELLE:NT FUL~ AN ADDITIONAL 25 ; THE THREE HUGE DRILLS BORING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROVIDED BY AUSTRALIA IN THEIR OP­ PER ~ENT WERE PARTIALLY lI : HOLES INTO THE CHAMBER ERATION," A U.S. SPACE OFFICIAL SAID TODAY. SUCCESSFULo , WHERE BOVA WAS ORIGINALLY AUSTRALIA'S IMPORTANCE IN U.S. SPACE PROGRAMS WAS EM­ A TOTAL or 48 TESTS US I NG BELIEVED TO BE STOPPED THEIR PHASIZED AT A CEREMONY IN WHICH AUSTRALIAN AMBASSADOR SIR ATLAS AND ICBM MISSILES AS HIGH SHRILL WHINE. HOWARD BEALE RECEIVED A SCALE MODEL OF THE 85-FOOT SPACE­ TARGETS HAS BEEN PLANNED. I I MORE THAN 1,000 SPECTATORS CRAFT TRACKING ANTENNA TO BE INSTALLED NEAR CARNARVON. I AND NEWSMEN LITERALLY HELD IT WAS PRESENTED BY DR. HUGH L. DRYDEN, DEPUTY ADMINISTRA­ I ISRAEL, JORDAN CONDEMNED THEIR BREATHS AS DREBITKO TOR Of THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION. WENT DOWN THE SLENDER 17-1/2 THE MODEL WAS PRESENTED DURING A DEMONSTRATION OF AMMAN, (UPI )--INFORMED INCH RESCUE SHAfT TO THE TRACKING FACILITIES AND TECHNIQUES BY EDMOND C. BUCKLEY, JORDANIAN SOURCES SAID THE BOTTOM. DIRECTOR OF NASAlS OFFICE OF TRACKING AND DATA ACQUISI­ U.N. TRUCE COMMISSION OBSER­ STRAPPED INTO A PARACHUTE TION, WHO HAS RESPONSIBILITY FOR INSTALLATION AND OPERA­ VATION TEAM TODAY CONDEMNED HARNESS AND WEARING A CRASH TION OF EQUIPMENT GOING TO NASA SITES IN AUSTRALIA AND ISRAEL FOR OPENING FIRE LAST , HELMET WITH EARPHONES AND ELSEWHERE. SUNDAY IN THE GUN DUEL IN , , A MI KE SO THAT HE COULD "AUSTRALIA IS GEOGRAPHICALLY VITAL FOR TRACKING IN THE THE HOLY" BUT DIVIDED CITY : TALK TO THE SURFACE, THE 36- SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE," BUCKLEY SAID. OF JERUSALEM. lYE AR- 0 L D MIN E ASS 0 C I AT ION BUCKLEY EXPLAINED THAT THE STATION AT CARNARVON WILL BE THE SOURCES SAID, HOWEVER, THE COMMISSION ALSO BLAMED j OFrlCIAL STEPPED INTO THE ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT BECAUSE MOST or THE UNITED STATES HOLE AT 8:33 P.M EDT. SPACECRAFT LAUNCHED FROM CAPE CANAVERAL PASS CLOSE ENOUGH JORDAN FOR RETURNING THE HE STARTED BACK UP. IT TO THE WEST COAST OF AUSTRALIA TO BE TRACKED FROM THAT FIRE. BOTH SIDES HAD FILED TOOK SEVEN MINUTES TO REACH SITE. COMPLAINTS TO THE U.N. MIXED THE SURFACE. WHILE THE NEW STATION IS BEING INSTALLED AT CARNARVON ARMISTICE COMMISSION OVER As SOON AS HE RETURNED TO IN PREPARATION FOR PROJECT GEMINI, THE STATION ALSO WILL THE INCIDENT THE SURFACE, HE WENT TO A MONITOR UNMANNED SCIENTIFIC SATELLITES. THE RANGE AND IN THE UNITED NATIONS, TENT TO TALK WITH DR. H. RANGE RATE AND DATA AQUISITION SYSTEM RECENTLY DEVELOPED ISRAEL CHARGED TODAY THAT BEECHER CHARMBURY, STATE AT NASA'S GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER WILL BE INSTALLED SYRIAN POSITIONS OPENED FIRE SECRETARY OF MINES. THEN FOR TRACKING AND TELEMETRY COVERAGE OF THE ORBITING UPON ISRAELI FARMS LAST AS THE CROWD WAITED TENSELY, GEOPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY (OGO) AND THE ORBITING ASTRONOMI­ NIGHT IN A NEW VIOLATION OF CHARMBURY STEPPED OUT OF CAL OBSERVATORY (OAO). THE TRUCE ALONG THE SYRIAN­ THE TENT. BOTH OGO AND OAO WILL GO INTO ORBIT orr THE NORTHWEST I SR AEL I BORDER. lilT WAS A CONCRETE PLUG," COAST OF AUSTRALIA. FROM LAUNCH AT CAPE CANAVERAL ON THE ISRAELI AMBASSADOR COMAY CHARMBURY SAID. ATLAS VEHICLE, THE I,OOO-POUND OGO AND THE 3,300-POUND TOLD THE SECURITY COUNCIL "ALONG WITH A PIECE OF OAO WILL BE IN PARKING ORBIT AS THEY APPROACH THE COAST THE ISRAELIS DID NOT RETURN ROPE," HE EXPLAINED, "IT AT THE PREDETERMINED POINT. A COMMAND SIGNAL FROM THE THE FIRE. A COMPLAINT HAS COULD EASILY GIVE THE AP­ GROUND WILL IGNITE THE ROCKET SECOND STAGE. BEEN FILED WITH THE ARMIS­ PEARANCE OF A BODY. CARNARVON IS COUNTED ON TO TRACK THE ROCKETS OF BOTH TICE COMMISSION, WHICH IS '~E ARE VERY PROUD THAT SATELLITES DURING THE BURNING OF THE VITAL SECOND STAGE INVESTIGATING THE INCIDENT. WE HAVE MEN LIKE ANDY WHO AND TO GET DATA INDICATING LINE OF FLIGHT, DETERMINING COMAY CHARGED THE SYRIANS ARE WILLING TO GO DOWN THE ORBIT. OPENED FIRE ONLY A FEW HOURS THERE AND LOOK AROUND." BASIC EQUIPMENT TO BE INSTALLED AT THE CARNARVON AGO LAST NIGHT AT ISRAELI ...... STATION WILL BE A 30-FOOT-DIAMETER ANTENNA ASSOCIATED WITH FARMS IN THE SAME GENERAL RESTORE AI~KENNEDY ASKS RADAR OF HIGH PRECISION TYPE, A DOUBLE 14-FOOT-DIAMETER AREA OF THE ALMAGOR INCIDENT. S-BAND CIRCULAR PARABOLIC ANTENNA fOR SENDING AND RECEIVIN~ HE SAIO THE ISRAELIS DID NOT HYANNIS PORT, MASSACHUSETT~ (UPI )--PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAS AND TWO UHF SINGLE TRANSMITTING AND RECEIVING ANTENNAS. RETURN FIRE AND THE INCIDENT RENEWED HIS APPEAL fOR THE FOR THE GEMINI PROJECT THERE WILL BE A DUAL COMMAND WAS BEING INVESTIGATED BY SENATE TO RESTORE MOST OF SYSTEM OF GROUND-AIR VOICE COMMUNICATION. THE MIXED ARMISTICE CQMMIS- SION. THE ONE-BILLION DOLLARS "IF ONE CANNOT STOP BULLETS TRIMMED FROM HIS FOREIGN AID FROM FLYING ACROSS THE BOR­ PROGRAM IN THE HOUSE. EIGHTEEN KNOWN DEAD IN BLAST DER, IT IS DIFFICULT TO SEE KENNEDY ASKED THE AMERICAN MOAB, UTAH, (UPI )--RESCUE WORKERS LAST NIGHT BROUGHT WHAT CAN BE EXPECTED FROM PEOPLE TO HELP RESCUE THE FIVE REMAINING SURVIVORS OUT OF THE DEPTHS OF AN EXPLOSION THE CHIEF OF STAFF OF THE PROGRAM, SAYING THE CUT WRACKED POTASH MINE AND ANNOUNCED THEY HAD LOCATED THE U.N. TRUCE SUPERVISION OR­ COULD HINDER UNITED STATES BODIES OF 18 OTHER MEN. GANIZATION (MAJOR GENERAL EFFORTS IN LATIN AMERICA, THE ANNOUNCEMENT THUS ACCOUNTED fOR ALL 25 MEN TRAPPED ODD BULL) TO PACifY THE AREA," SOUTHEAST ASIA, AND ALONG BENEATH THE SURFACE WHEN THE MINE WAS ROCKED BY A TREMEN­ COMAY TOLD THE COUNCIL. THE IRON CURTAIN. MR. DOUS BLAST TUESDAY. A RESOLUTION CONDEMNING KENNEDY SPOKE TO NEWSMEN AT Two OTHER MEN WERE BROUGHT OUT UNHARMED WEDNESDAY. THE MURDER OF TWO ISRAELI THE CAPE COD SUMMER WHITE RESCUE OF THE FIVE BROUGHT TO SEVEN THE NUMBER WHO SUR­ AND CHARGING SYRIA WITH HOUSE AFTER MEETING WITH VIVED DEADLY CARBON MONOXIDE GAS AND THE SHOCK OF THE BORDER AGGRESSIONS IS BEING FOREIGN AID DIRECTOR DAVID EXPLOSION. CONSIDERED BY THE SECURITY BELL AND GENERAL LUCIUS JUNE CRAWFORD, CHIEF ENGINEER FOR TEXAS GULF SULPHER COUNCIL. CLAYo COMPANY, THE MINE OWNER, SAID THE ENTIRE MINE HAD BEEN THE COUNCIL ADJOURNED UN­ ...... SEARCHED, FRUITLESSLY, FOR POSSIBLE SURVIVORS, BUT LATER TIL TUESDAY, 3 SEPTEMBER. DISCLOSED THAT ALL THE DEAD HAD BEEN LOCATED. ------~------~------~ I I ,

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PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OFI SOUTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OOSPITAL SCHEDULE HOLIDAY MENUS, SCHEDULE THE COMMANDING OFFICER PACIFIC DESEGREGATED rOR HOl JQAYS FOR YOKWE YUK MISS I LE RANGE FAC I LlTY KWAJ .. CHARLESTON, SOUTH CARO­ tOR THE tNfORMATION OF THE YOKWE YUK MESS WILL ALE IN, MARSHAll ISLANDS, CON­ L1NA, (UPI)--A 12-YEAR-OLD NEWCOMERS TO THE ISLAND, SERVE BRUNCH BOTH ON SUNDAY TRACT NOAS-59-4176-c WITH THE NEGRO BOY ENTERED A PRE­ THE KWAJALEIN HOSPITAL OB­ AND MONDAY I AND 2 SEPTEM­ TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. VIOUSLY ALL-WHITE SCHOOL SERVES THE SAME HOURS OF BER FROM 9:00 A M UNTIL THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED HERE TODAY IN THE FIRST OPERATION ON HOLIDAYS AS 1.00 P.M DAILY MONDAY THROUGH SATUR­ PUBLIC SCHOOL INTEGRATION THEY DO ON SUNDAYS THERE­ THE MESS WILL FEATURE DAY DEADLINE FOR NOTICES IN SOUTH CAROLINA. FORE, ON THIS lABOR DAY, CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS FOR IS 4 P M DAY BEfORE PUBLI­ IT LEFT ONLY ALABAMA THE CLINIC WILL BE OPEN ON THE EVENING MEAL ON SUNDAY, CATION DEADLINE FOR NEWS AND MISSISSIPPI WITH RIGID THE GROUND FLOOR FOR EMER­ SERVED FROM 5.45 UNTIL 8:30 ITEMS IS 10 A M DAY Of SEGREGATION AT THE SECOND­ GENCY CARE ONLY FROM 8 A M P.M TO ENABLE ALL ISLAND PUBL I CAT ION ARY AND ELEMENTARY LEVEL, TO 10 A M ANY SUDDEN FAMILIES TO PARTICIPATE AND ALABAMA WILL ADMIT EMERGENCY OCCURRING AT THERE WILL BE NO A LA CARTE EDITOR - CLAIRE BRIGHAM SEVERAL NEGROES TO SCHOOLS ANY OTHER TIME WILL BE SERVICE THIS SUNDAY EVENING, NEXT WEEK TAKEN CARE OF ON THE SECOND SO JOIN US FOR A DELICIOUS MORE TRAIN SUSPECTS SOUGHT CLARENCE ALEXANDER, DECK PLEASE COOPERATE. STEAK COOKED TO ORDER OVER LONDON, (UPI)--SCOTLAND ESCORTED BY HIS MOTHER, MRS CHARCOAL. DON'T FORGET YARD, fiGHTING TO fiND NEW MARY ALEXANDER, ARRIVED ATTENTION, THAT THE MESS IS OPEN AN LEADS TO THE GANG WHICH 15 MINUTES EARLY FOR A DEPARTING RESIDENTS HOUR LATER TONIGHT STAGED HISTORY'S GREATEST DAY OF ORIENTATION AT THE DUE TO THE LABOR DAY THE MESS WILL FEATURE AN TRAIN THEFT, TODAY ISSUED CHARLESTON HIGH SCHOOL. HOLIDAY ON SEPTEMBER 2, ELABORATE BUFFET DINNER ON PICTURES OF TWO WOMEN AND tr I'M NOT WORR I ED," HE PASSENGERS EXPECTING TO LABOR DAY SERVED FROM 5:45 A FOURTH WANTED MAN SAID WITH A BROAD GRIN. DEPART ON THE FLIGHT ON UNTIL 8:30 P.M. AGAIN GIVE THE TWO WOMEN WERE THE HIS BROTHER, EDDIE, 14, SEPTEMBER 3 ARE REQUESTED MOM THE NIGHT OFF AND BRING WIVES OF TWO OF THE WINTED ALSO WAS SCHEDULED TO ENTER TO NOTE THE FOLLOWING: THE ENTIRE FAMILY TO THE MEN THE SAME SCHOOL BUT DID THE PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE C~UB FOR DINNER RESERVA­ THE YARD NAMED AN ANTIQUE NOT RETURN FROM A NEW YORK WILL BE CLOSED FROM 6.30 TIONS ARE NOT NECESSARY, DEALER ADDICTED TO HIGH­ VACATION IN TIME TO ACCOM­ P.M ON SATURDAY 31 AUGUST BOTH MEALS ARE PRICED AT POWERED CARS AS THE FOURTH PANY HIS BROTHER TODAY. HE TO 4:30 P M ON TUESDAY $2 75 WITH ONE-HALF PRICE MAN THEY WANT TO QUESTION IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN CLASSES 3 SEPTEMBER PURCHASES TO FOR CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE IN CONNECTION WITH THE 2 6 NEXT WEEK. BE CARRIED ON THE FLIGHT YEARS. ALL GUESTS MUST MILLION POUND THEFT. HE IS AT RIVERS HIGH SCHOOL, A OF 3 SEPTEMBER MUST BE BE MEMBERS OF THE YOKWE YUK BLUE-EYED, BROWN-HAIRED NEGRO GIRE. JACQUELINE MADE PRIOR TO 6.30 P M. CLUB JOHN THOMAS DALY, A 32-YEAR FORD, 14, ENTERED WITHOUT SATURDAY, 31 AUGUST ALL ISLAND CLUBS WILL OLD IRISHMAN SCOTLAND INCIDENT FOR SIMILAR OPERATE ON THE SAME SCHED­ YARD ISSUED PHOTOGRAPHS ORIENTATION CLASSES. "BUSINESS AS USUAL" IN CUBA ULE AS HERETOFORE; THE YOKWE OF HIM AND HIS WIFE, BARBARA ONLY A FEW WHITE STUDENTS MIAMI, FLORIDA, (UPI)-­ YUK CLUB AND M.A.D. CLUBS MARIA, AND A NEW PHOTOGRAPH HAD ARRIVED WHEN CLARENCE, HAVANA'S PROPAGANDA TRANS­ WILL OPEN AT 1:00 P.M ON OF ANTIQUE DEALER BRUCE WALKING BESIDE HIS MOTHER, MISSIONS TO THE OWTSIDE SATURDAY, AND ALL CLUBS WILL RICHARD REYNOLDS AN9 ONE SHOWED UP AT THE SCHOOL WORLD WENr ON THE AIR TO­ OPEN AT 1:00 P M. ON BOTH OF HIS WIFE, FRANCES THE WH I TES WATCHED CUR 10US- DAY ON REGULAR SCHEDULE SUNDAY AND MONDAY "THE POL I CE NOW WISH TO LY No ONE SPOKE TO HIM WITH NO MENTION WHATSOEVER THERE WILL NOT BE A LA CARTE INTERVIEW JOHN THOMAS DtLY CLARENCE HAD HIS HANDS OF TROOP ALERTS AS RUMORED OR BUFFET SERVICE IN THE IN CONNECTION WITH THEI~ JAMMED IN HIS POCKETS AND ABROAD YOKWE YUK CLUB ON SATURDAY RECENT INQUIRIES INTO THE HIS MOTHER SAID: (A CABLt DISPATCH FROM EVENING DUE TO THE WOMEN'S MAIL TRAIN ROBBERY," A trl DON'T KNOW WHY HE'S UPI OFFICtS IN HAVANA RE­ CLUB DINNER CANCE SCOTLAND YARD STATEMENT PUTTING HIS HANDS IN HIS PORTED THE SITUATION IN SAID "HE HAS LIVED IN POCKET. HE DOESN'T HAVE THE CUBAN CAPITAL AS THIS AD GOT RESULTS' LONDON FOR MANY YEARS, IS ANY MONEY." "NORMAL AS USUAL" STAFF BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, (UPI) MEMBERS S'ID THE REPORTS A DEALER IN ANTIQUE~ AND ONLY ONE POLICEMAN WAS ON ALBERT HAWKINS, 54, BECAME LIKES DRIVING HIGH-POWERED DUTY AT CHARLESTON HIGH FROM ABROAD OF AN ALERT TIRED OF HIS WIFE, EDNA. SO, CARS. IT IS BELIEVED HE THERE WERE NO CROWDS AND WERE THE FIRST THEY HAD ACCORDING TO PROSECUTOR MAY BE IN COMPANY WITH HIS NEWSMEN AND PHOTOGRAPHERS HEARD. ) DAVID E MORaAN,HE ADVER­ WIFE" WERE ORDERED TO KEEP A THE VARIOUS HAVANA TRANS­ TISED FOR A MURDERER A PREVIOUS PHOTOGRAPH OF DISTANCE FROM ~E NEGRO BOY MITTERS AS MONITORED HERE MORGAN SAID IN COURT YES­ REYNOLDS, 41, WAS ISSUED THEY WERE NOT PERMITTED TO GAVE NO INDICATION OF ANY TERDAY THAT HAWKINS' PLAN LAST WEEK BUT THIS WAS ACCOMPANY HIM INSIDE PROBLEMS IN CUBA OR OF FAILED BECAUSE THE MAN WHO THE FIRST ONE OF HIS WIFE, EXPECTATIONS OF ATTACK ANSWERED THE NEWSPAPER AD­ WHO POLICE SAID MAY BE YEMEN PROTESTS BRITISH ACTS "HOTTEST" NEWS ITEM ON THE VERTISEMENT, BARRY BREEZE, WITH HIM UNITED NATIONS, (UPI)-­ MORNING REPORT WAS THE 22, NOTIPIED POLICE THAT YEMEN COMPLAINED TO THE ARREST OF SEVEN PERSONS AC­ HAWKINS OFFERED HIM $700 NASSER SNUBS ARAB MEET UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL TO­ CUSED OF GROWING MARIJUANA TO BECOME AN "ASSASSIN" CAIRO, (UPI)- U.A.R. DAY AGAINST EIGHT ALLEGED IN LAS VILLAS PROVINCE THE NEWPAPER AD READ· PRESIDENT GAMAL ABDEL NAS­ BRITISH VIOLATIONS OF YEME­ HAVANA RADIO ALSO RE­ "AN OPPORTUN I TY TO EARN SER HAS REJECTED AN IRAQI NI TERRITORY BETWEEN JULY PORTED THE GOVERNMENT HAD 250 POUNDS IN A FEW MINUTES PROPOSAL FOR A MEETING OF I AND AUGUST 23 IT WARNED CLOSED DOWN BILLIARD HALLS A MAN OF AVERAGE INTELLIGENCE EGYPTIAN, SYRIAN,AND IRAQI THAT If THE "AGGRESSION THROUGHOUT CUBA AS THE WITH A TEARAWAY DISPOSITION LEADERS DURING HIS SCHEDULED CONTINUED" YEMEN WOULD , FIRST STEP IN A CAMPAIGN WILLING TO TAKE CHANCES BAGHDAD VISIT THIS OCTOBER, TAKE DEFENSIVE MEASURES I AGA I NST "VAGABONDS AND UN­ WANTED FOR AN OUT OF THE A CAIRO NEWSPAPER SAID TO­ trTHE YEMEN ARAB REPUBLIC EMPLOYED PERSONS •• NOT ORDINARY JOB WHICH CAN BE DAY GOVERNMENT WISHES TO MAKE WORKING FOR THE SOCIALIST PERFORMED ONLY ONCE " THE NEWSPAPER, AL AHRAM, IT WELL KNOWN THAT IT WILL REVOLUTION." HAWKINS GAVE HIM A CHOICE SAID IRAQI PRESIDENT COLONEL NOT HESITATE TO USE ALL OF PERFORM I NG THE "JOB" BY ABDUL SALAM AREF MADE THE POSSIBLE MEANS TO DEFEND U OF HAWA II EITHER SHOOTING OR STRANGU­ PROPOSAL IN TALKS HERE WITH ITS TERRITORY AGAINST ANY REGISTRATION BEGINS LATrON, BREEZE SAID THE NASSER LAST WEEK IN AN AGRESSOR," YEMENI AMBASSADOR KWAJALEIN REGISTRATION MAGISTRATE ASKED FOR A MEDI­ EFFORT TO HEAL THE RIFT BE­ MOHSIN ALAINI SIAD IN A FOR THE FALL SEMESTER OF CAL REPORT ON THE GRAY-HAIRED TWEEN NASSER AND THE BAATH- LETTER DATED AUGUST 28 TO THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I DEFENDANT, AND ORDERED HIM 1ST REGIME IN SYRIA AND RE­ THE SECURITY COUNCIL WILL BE SEPTEMBER 2,3,5, AND REMANDED ON A CHARGE OF IN­ KINDLE PLANS FOR A FEDERA­ THE ALLEGED VIOLATIONS 6, 7 00 - 9:00 P M IN ROOM CITEMENT TO HOMICIDE TION BETWEEN THE THREE WERE SAID TO HAVE INVOLVED I OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL As HE WAS LED AWAY, HAWKINS NAT IONS ADEN-BASED BRITISH PLANES, ROI NAMUR REGISTRATION S,fIID: Q BUT NASSER MADE IT CLEAR, TANK~ AND TROOPS, AND TO WILL BE SEPTEMBER 4, 10:3 - fTELL MY WIFE NOT TO COME AL AHRAM SAID; THAT HE IS HAVE CAUSED "MANY" DEATHS 12.30 A.M IN THE ADMINI­ TO COURT I DON'T WANT TO "NOT PREPARED TO COOPERATE OF HUMANS, CAMELS, AND STRATION BUILDING, AND FROM SEE HER " OR PEACEFULLY COEXIST OR LIVESTOCK I 00-3:30 P M IN THE TRADEX EVEN ACCEPT A TRUCE WITH YEMEN ASKED FOR NO COUNCIL BUILDING NOTHING REVEALS A MAN'S THE PRESENT REGIME IN DA­ ACTION COUNSELING IS AVAILABLE CHARACTER SETTER THAN THE MASCUS." CALL MRS LHOTKA, 459 (DAYS) KIND OF JOKE AT WHICH HE THE NEWSPAPER SAID CAIRO'S FOR AN APPOINTMENT. TAKES OFFENSE RELATIONS WITH"THE SYRIAN READ THE HOURGLASS G.C. LICHTENBERG 8AATHISTS HAVE REAC~ED THE I PO I NT OF NO RETURN PAGE 3 HOJRGLASS SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 1963

LOWER PLANE FARES DEMANDED ANOTHER KOREAN WAR DEFECTOR U.S. HOLDS UP WASHINGTON, (UPI}--THE COMES OUT PAK rST AN LOAN U.S. CIVIL AERONAUTICS HONG KONG, (UP I )--A WASHINGTON, (UPI)--Of­ IT'S A WELL-ESTABLISHED BOARD (CAB) TODAY TOLD U.S. BELGIAN-BORN FORMER GI, flCIALS FOR THE AGENCY FOR FACT THAT IT ISN'T THE MEMBERS OF THE INTERNATIONAL WHO DEFECTED TO THE COM­ INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORK INVOLVED THAT'S KITCH- I AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION MUNISTS AFTER THE KOREAN DISCLOSED TODAY THAT THEY EN DRUDGERY fOR THE HOME- i ( I AT A) TO It COME FORWARD" WAR, CROSSED INTO HONG HAD SUSPENDED A LOAN OF MAKERS, BUT THE ACTUAL \ ITH LOWER TRANS-ATLANTIC KONG TODAY AFTER SPENDING $4 3 MILLION TO PAKISTAN INDECISION IN PLANNING 'ARE STRUCTURES. A DECADf BEHIND THE BAM­ FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW IF YOU FEEL THAT YOU THE STATEMENT SAID THE BOO eURTAIN AIRPORT AT DACCA SIMPLY CANNOT PLAN ANOTH­ SUBSTANTIAL SIZE OF THE THE TURNCOAT, ALBERT C THE UNEXPECTED U.S. MOVE ER DINNER, DON'T FRET THE ChARTER MARKET AND THE BELHOMME, 34, WAS ACCOM­ WAS BELIEVED TO BE THE HOURGLASS KITCHEN WILL LARGE RESPONSE TO GROUP PANIED BY HIS CHINESE DIRECT RESULT OF THE SIGN­ SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM FARES ItSTRONGLY SUGGEST WIFE AND THREE YOUNG SONS ING YESTERDAY OF AN AIR W,TH TODAY'S VEAL THAT THERE ARE LARGE MAR­ ALL APPEARED IN GOOD HEALTH AGREEMENT BETWEEN PAKISTAN RECIPE SERVE CANNED WHOLE ~ETS TO BE TAPPED BY APPRO­ BELHOMME IS ONE OF A AND COMMUNIST CHINA POTATOES WHICH HAVE BEEN PRIATE AND ADEQUATE PRICE SCORE OF SOLDIERS OF THE THE AGREEMENT GAVE THE BROWNED IN A LITTLE REDUCTIONS. U.S. ARMY, WHO, WHEN RIGHT TO COMMUNIST CHINESE BACON FAT, TOSS A FRESH "ACCORDINGLY, THE BOARD CAPTURED BY THE COMMUNISTS, COMMERCIAL AIRLINERS TO GREEN SALAD, AND STOP EXPECTS THE CARRIERS TO REFUSED REPATRIATION AND LAND IN KARACH I, LAHORE, WORRYING COME FORWARD WITH A FARE WENT TO LIVE IN RED CHINA AND DACCA, AND PAKISTAN BAKED VEAL STRUCTURE THAT WILL PRO­ AFTER THE KOREAN WAR PLANES THE RIGHT TO LAND CUTLET PARMEGIANA VIDE SUBSTANTIALLY LOWER ALTHOUGH A BELGIAN IN SHANGHAI AND CANTON I LB VEAL CUTLET FARES THAN ARE NOW PRO- NATIONAL, BELHOMME HAD THE U.S STATE DEPARTMENT, SALT AND PEPPER f VIDED FOR INDIVIDUAL TRAVEL, SERVED AS A SERGEANT IN WHICH OPPOSED THE AGREEMENT, I CUP BREAD CRUMBS THE STATEMENT SAID THE U.S. ARMY. HIS AD­ HAD CALLED IT UNWISE AND I EGG SLIGHTLY BEATEN THE CAB MADE IT CLEAR DRESS WAS LISTED AS ASH­ A tlSERIOUS BREACH OF FREE SLICED MOZARELLA IT FEELS THAT NOT ONLY LAND, PENNSYLVANIA, BUT WORLD SOLIDARITY." I SMALL CAN HUNT TOMATO WILL LOWER TRANS-ATLANTIC HIS ORIGINAL HOME WAS THE $4 3 MILLION AGENCY SAUCE FARES ALLOW MORE PEOPLE ANTWERP FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOP­ ~ CUP WATER TO TRAVEL BY AIR, BUT THE FORMER GI SAID HE MENT LOAN TO PAKISTAN FOR PINCH OF GARLIC POWDER SHOULD ALSO PRODUCE HIGHER DECIDED TO LEAVE CHINA THE AIRPORT HAD BEEN SCHED­ PINCH OF OREGANO PROFITS FOR THE AIR CARRIERS BECAUSE HE THOUGHT HIS ULED TO BE SIGNED IN KAR­ DIP CUTLETS IN EGG AND THE CAB EARLY THIS SUMMER CHILDREN WOULD HAVE A ACHI TODAY THEN IN BREAD CRUMBS GOT INTO A DISPUTE WHEN BETTER FUTURE OUTSIDE THE AID OFFICIALS EMPHASIZED, BROWN CUTLETS IN HOT 'T REFUSED TO LET PAN AME~ COMMUNIST-HELD COUNTRY HOWEVER, THAT THE SUSPENSION WESSON OIL REMOVE fROl-1 ICAN WORLD AIRWAYS AND THE FAMILY INTENDS TO GO DID NOT MEAN THE UNITED FRYING PAN AND ARRANGE TRANS WORLD AIRLINES PUT TO BELGIUM, SINCE BOTH BEL'- , STATES WAS CANCELLING THE CUTLETS IN A BAKING DISH ~TO EFFECT A 5-PER-CENT HOMME AND HIS WIFE HOLD ,LOAN ENTIRELY PUT SLICED MOZARELLA ON FARE INCREASE AUTHORIZED BELGIAN PASSPORTS PAKISTAN ALREADY IS THE CUTLETS POUR TOMATO urWE R I AT A AGRE EMENT SIGNED BELHOMME WAS THE SECOND SECOND LARGEST RECIPIENT SAUCE WHICH HAS BEEN ::ARLIER DEFECTOR TO CHANGE HIS OF U.S. AID, AND IT WAS MIXED WITH GARLIC POWDER WHEN THE BRITISH GOVERN­ MIND AND LEAVE RED CHINA CONSIDERED LIKELY HERE MJD ?REGANO OVER CUTLETS, tlENT AND OTHER EUROPEAN THIS MONTH AMERICAN THAT THE PAKISTAN AID PRO- AFTER 111,'HAS BEEN MIXED NATIONS OPERATING SUB­ LOWELL D SKINNER CAME GRAM WOULD COME UNDER IN- WITHI' CUP WATER SIDIZED AIRLINES ON TRANS­ OUT AUGUST I CREASING FIRE IF AID GAVE COVER AND BAKE AT 3000 ATLANTIC ROUTES THREATENED ASSISTANCE FOR CONSTRUCTION FOR I HR SERVE PIPING TO BAN PAN AM AND TWA FROM POST MOVES FOR NEW TRIAL OF AN AIRPORT WHICH COULD HOT THIER AIRPORTS, THE CAB ATLANTA, GEORGIA, (UPI) CONCEIVABLY BE USED IN THE MRS L F HAUSS ~AD TO BACK DOWN THE SATURDAY EVENING POST FUTURE BY CHINESE COMMUNIST THE BOARD'S STATEMENT TODAY HANDED FEDERAL JUDGE AIRLINERS COMING NEXT WEEK, SPELLED OUT THE KIND OF LEWIS R MORGAN A MOTION CONGRESS CURRENTLY IS IN IJKWAJALEIN BURGER WEEK" LOW COST SERVICE IT EX­ FOR A NEW TRIAL IN THEIR A STRONG AID-CUTTING MOOD, PECTED: "NO FRILL, THIRD­ EFFORTS TO OVERTURN THE AND THE HOUSE ONLY LAST CLASS SERVICE PRICED SUB­ $3,060,000 AWARDED TO WEEK SLASHED $585 1-11 LL I ON CIVIL RIGHTS STANTIALLY BELOW THE ECON­ WALLACE BUTTS IN A LIBEL FROM THE ADMINISTRATION'S DEMANDS REJECTED OMY SERVICE, AT LEAST IN CASE ALREADY-WEAKENED AID PRO­ PLAQUEM I NE, Lou I S J ANA, THE MAJOR TRANS-ATLANTIC THE DOCUMENT, RUNNING GRAM (UPI)--THE PLAQUEMINE C,TY '1ARKETS " BETWEEN 15 AND 20 PAGES, T HUS, I T \J AS CON SID ERE D COUNCIL LAST NIGHT RE­ WAS CARRIED TO MORGAN WHO BY SOME CIRCLES HERE THAT JECTED A LIST OF NEGRO DOW-JONES HITS NEW PEAK WAS HOLDING COURT AT CONGRESS' IRE MIGHT BE CIVIL RIGHTS GRIEVANCES STOCKS CELEBRATED THE NEWNAN, GEORGIA, BY ATTOR­ EVEN MORE RAISED IF THE AND AN INTEGRATION LEADER END OF THE RAIL STRIKE NEY THOMAS E. JOINER AIRPORT LOAN TO PAKISTAN PROMISED A RESUMPTION OF THREAT THIS WEEK BY POSTING MORGAN PUT IT IN HIS WERE MADE AT THIS TIME MASS DEMONSTRATIONS THEIR FIFTH CONSECUTIVE POCKET AND COURT CLERK THIRTEEN NEGRO LEADERS GAIN, CLOSING AT THEIR BART NASH SAID IT WOULD NEWS IN BRIEF MET WITH CITY FATHERS ONLY HIGHEST LEVEL SINCE DECEM­ BE ENTERED INTO THE COURT SAIGON, (UPI)--Two U.S. HOURS AfTER THE U S. C,R­ BER 29, 1961 RECORDS IN ATLANTA TOMOR­ ARMY PILOTS, A CAPTAIN AND CUIT COURT OF ApPEALS A NUMBER OF FACTORS ROW A LIEUTENANT, WERE KILLED STAYED A DISTRICT COURT HELPED CONTRIBUTE TO FRI­ NEITHER NASH NOR JOINER TODAY ~HEN THEIR H-21 HELI­ ORDER BARRING THE NEGROES DAY'S ADVANCE, INCLUDING WOULD SAY WHAT WAS IN THE COPTER WAS SHOT DOWN BY FROM DEMONSTRATING EAPANSION PLANS BEING PUSHED DOCUMENT, BUT SOURCES COMMUNIST GROUNDFIRE ABOUT THE CITY COUNCL LISTENED BY U.S STEEL AND BETHLEHEM, CLOSE TO THE COURT SAID 30 MILES NORTH OF SAIGON, TO THE GRIEVANCE, INCLUDING A 5-PER-CENT YEAR-TO-YEAR IT WOULD CONTAIN A REFER­ MILITARY SOURCES SAID ANNEXATiON OF TWO PREDOMI­ ~EEKLY GAIN IN RETAIL STORE ENCE TO "NEWLY DISCOVERED THE SOURCES SAID THAT NANTLY NEGRO NEIGHBORHOODS SALES, ANOTHER RISE IN AUTO EVIDENCE" THREE OTHER AMERICANS ABOARD BY THE CITY, FORMATION OF OUTPUT, AND HIGHER JULY EARLIER TODAY, MORGAN THE CHOPPER WERE WOUNDED A BI-RACIAL COMMITTEE, AND F"ACTORY ORDERS HAD GIVEN ATTORNEYS OF RELEASE OF 30 DEMONSTRATORS STANDAR POOR'S 500 & THE POST UNTIL 15 DAYS , HAVANA, (UPI)--RuSSIAN BEING HELD IN THE NEARBY STOCK INDEX ROSE 0 ON 74 AFTER THE TRANSCRIPT OF THE AMBASSADOR ALEXANDER ALEX lEV, PORT ALLEN, LOUISIANA JAIL, THE WEEK TO FINISH AT A TRIAL IS COMPLETED TO JUST BACK FROM VACATION IN BUT DECLINED TO AGREE TO f\E\/ HIGH FOR THE YEAR OF COMPLETE THEIR BRIEfS Moscow, SAID TODAY SOVIET THE DEMANDS 7~ 50 HOWEVER, TOMORROW WAS FEMALE COSMONAUT VALENTINA ONE NEGRO LEADER WARNED DOW-JONES INDUSTRIAL Av­ THE DEADLINE FOR FILING TERENSHKOVA WILL VISIT THAT THE DEMONSTRATIONS ERAGE ROSE 6 18 ON THE MOTIONS FOR A NEW TRIAL CUBA IN EARLY OCTOBER. "WILL START AGAIN, MAYBE ',EEK TO 729 32, RA I LS ROSE SHE IS "ONE OF THE HAPP I EST NOT TONIGHT, BUT THEY WILL I 05 TO A NEW 1963 HIGH OF Do NOT DO UNTO OTHERS PEOPLE IN THE WORLD" TO BE START AGAIN" 176 86, UTILITIES SLIPPED AS YOU WOULD HAVE THEM ABLE TO VISIT CUBA SO BOTH ACTING MAYOR MAC­ liTO 1113 96, AND 65 o SO UNTO YOU THEIR TASTES SOON AFTER HER HISTORIC DUFFIE AND POLICE CHIEF STOCKS ADVANCED I 47 TO MAY NOT BE THE SAME / S6 FLIGHT, ALEX lEV SAID SONGY WARNED THEY WILL NOT GEORGE BERNARD SHAW LET THE NEGROES "TAKE OVER OF THE 1,477 I SSUES TRADED, THE TOWN OF PLAQUEMINE" 1 ADVANCED AND 466 DECLINED. ------.------~------______4 ______~ ~I------·------~ ------.--.------~ PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SATURDAY}I AUGUST 1961

DE GAULLE SAYS U.S. NOT u.S. WOOS FOREIGN TOURISTS TARIFFS BROYqHT UP-TO-DATE MONEY ON HAND NEEDED IN VIET NAM NEW YORK (UPI)--COMMERCE WASHINGTON (UP1)--U.~. FOR FAR EAST VENTURES PARIS (UPI)--PRESID~NT SECRETARY LUTHUR H. HODGES TARIFF SCHEDULES WILL BE WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE CHARLES DE GAULLE HAS ANNOUNCED TODAY TH AT 411,656 DRASTICALLY CHANGED FOR THE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DE­ I DELIVERED WHAT APPEARED TO- VISITORS CAME TO THE UNITED FIRST TIME IN 33 YEARS TO­ VELOPMENT (AID) ANNOUNCED DAY TO BE A WARNING TO THE STATES FROM ABROAD DURING THE MORROW IN AN ATTEMPT TO THURSDAY IT HAS MORE THAN UNITED STATES TO GET OUT OF FIRST SEVEN MONTHS OF 1963, CALL A SPADE A SPADE. $15 MILLION DOLLARS AVAILABLE I EMBATTLED SOUTH VIET NAM AN INCREASE OF 21.3 PERCENT IT WILL BE THE FIRST IN LOCAL CURRENCY IN FIVE OVER THE SAME 1962 PERIOD. ! HE DID SO IN A SURPRISE MAJOR CHANGE IN THE SCHED­ FAR EAST NATIONS TO LOAN TO STATEMENT TO A FRENCH CABI- IN ALL OF 1962, THERE WERE ULES SINCE THE SMOOT-HAWLEY QUALIFIED BUSINESSES I NET MEETING YESTERDAY AFTER­ 603,715 TRAVELERS FROM ABROA~ ACT ESTABLISHED NEW TARIFF THESE SO-CALLED "COOLEY" I NOON THE STATEMENT WAS INCLUDING CANADA AND MEXICO. RATES IN 1930 FUNDS ARE RECEIVED FROM I HODGES, I N REMARKS PREPARED I MADE PUBLIC IMMEDIATELY AF - THE NEW SCHEDULES ARE NOT ISALES OF U S. AGRICULTURAL TERWARDS. FOR A "VISIT U.S.A" CERE­ DESIGNED TO CHANGE RATES. SURPLUSES WHICH ARE REPAYABLE ! IN IT DE GAULLE CALLED FOR MONY, SAID "BY PROMOTING IN­ A U S. TARIFF COMMISSION IN LOCAL CURRENCY AN "INDEPENDENT" VIET NAM, CREASED TRAVEL TO THE UNITED SPOKESMAN SAID ONLY ABOUT THEY MAY BE ADVANCED TO STATES, WE HOPE TO REDUCE I BOTH INTERNALLY AND IN ITS 2 TO 3 PER CENT OF THE U.S FOREIGN OPERATIONS OF U.S , RELATIONS WITH OTHER COUN­ THE LARGE GAP THAT EXISTS IMPORT TRADE WILL BE AFFEC~ BUSINESS FIRMS OR THE~R TRIES BETWEEN WHAT FOREIGN VISITORS EO SUBSTANTIALLY BY THE RE­ AFFILIATES OR TO FOREIGN l WITH THIS HE COUPLED AN SPEND IN THIS COUNTRY AND VISION. FIRMS IF THE MONEY IS USED : OFFER OF FRENCH COOPERATION WHAT OUR AMERICAN TOURISTS THE PRINCIPAL OBJECTIVE TO EXPAND MARKETS FOR U S : "WITHIN THE LIMITS OF OUR SPEND TRAVELING IN OTHER IS TO MODERNIZE THE CLASSI­ AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. I ABILITIES." LANDS. THIS PRESENTLY FICATION OF COMMODITIES IN­ OUT OF A WORLD-WIDE ~OOLE~1 I THE DE GAULLE STATEMENT AMOUNTS TO SUBSTANTIALLY TO A LOGICAL SYSTEM AND TO FUND TOTAL OF $148 MILLION, I, WAS INTERPRETED HERE AS A MORE THAN $1 BILLION, AND IS CLASSIFY RECENTLY DEVELOPED $15,071,000 WERE AVAILABLE I SLAP AT UNITED STATES POLICY AN IMPORTANT ELEMENT OF THE COMMODITIES SUCH AS NON­ IN THE FAR EAST. DEFICIT IN OUR INTERNATIONAL I IN SOUTH VIET NAM AND A WARN- CELLULOSE PLASTICS. THEY WERE: TAIWAN $6,434,000, riNG TO BOTH WASHINGTON AND ACCOUNTS " THE SYSTEM WAS SAID TO BE INDONESIA $1,327,000, KOREA IN WASHINGTON THE CICIL I RED CHINA TO LEAVE THE TOO COMPLE~ TO LIST SPECIFIC $3,031,000, THE PHILIPPINES COUNTRY TO ITS OWN DEVICES. AERONAUTICS BOARD (CAB) THUR~ EXAMPLES OF THE CHANGES, $3,451,000 AND VIET NAM THE STATEMENT WAS READ BY DAY APPROVED SPECIAL "VISIT BUT THIS HYPOTHETICAL EX­ $828,000 I DE GAULLE TO THE CABINET U.S.A." FARES FOR FOREIGN AMPLE WAS GIVEN: ,: MEETING VISITORS TO THE UNITED STATES "UNDER THE OLD SCHEDULES BINGO PLAYED AT I THE LAST TWO PARAGRAPHS THE FARES, EFFECTIVE SEPTEM­ A RUBBER BAND MIGHT HAVE YOKWE YUK WERE REGARDED AS THE KEY BER I, WILL BE GOOD ON THE BEEN LISTED AS A DEVICE TO I BINGO WILL BE PLAYED MONDAY TO DE GAULLE'S THINKING. ROUTES OF LOCAL SERVICE HOLD ITEMS TOGETHER, ALONG I, NIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB, THEY SAID: CARRIERS AND ALASKAN AIRLINES WITH CARPENTER'S CLAMPS, BEGINNING AT APPROXIMATELY "FRANCE'S KNOWLEDGE OF THE THEY WILL ALLOW A FOREIGN GLUE, PAPER CARTON~ AND I 8:00 P.M. IN THE BANYAN ROOM t WORTH OF THIS PEOPLE MAKES VISITOR TO TRAVEL ANYWHERE BEER CANS. UNDER THE NEW I AREAS THE JACKPOT THIS WEEK I HER REALIZE WHAT ROLE IT ON THEIR ROUTES FOR A FLAT SCHEDULE IT MIGHT BE LISTED ! RATE OF OVER A PERIOD OF IS $500.00, AND, OF COURSE, I WOULD BE CAPABLE OF PLAYING $100 AS A RUBBER PRODUCT ALONG ! INCREASES SUBSTANTIALLY EACH IN THE PRESENT SITUATION IN 15 DAYS AND $200 OVER A PER­ WITH TIRES, OVERSHOES, AND WEEK UNTIL IT IS HIT. MEM- I ASIA FOR ITS OWN PROGRESS IOD OF 45 DAYS. RAINCOATS." I AND FOR THE BENEFIT OF INTE~ ACCOMPANYING CHILDREN, THE NEW SCHEDULES WILL BERS ONLY, PLE~S~.. I NATIONAL UNDERSTANDING ONCE AGED 2 TO 21, WILL BE CARRIED TAKE EFFECT TOMORROW. SEAT BELTS MUST BE PRETTY, TOO I IT COULD EXPAND ITS ACTIVITY HALF-FARE THE SPECIAL RATES I IN INDEPENDENCE, BOTH WITH WILL STAY IN EFFECT UNTIL KWAJALEIN SCUBA CLUB DETROIT (UPI)--BORG-WARNER I I REGARD TO OTHER COUNTRIES, FEBRUARY 28, 1965. QUALifiCATION COURSE CORPORATION, LONG FAMOUS AS I I TO ITS OWN INTERNAL PEACE, THE CAB SAID THE AGREEMENT A SUPPLIER OF TRANSMISSIONS I THE NEXT SCUBA QUALIFICA­ I AND UNITY AND CONCORD WITH "SHOULD BE AN INDUCEMENT TO TO THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY, I I TION TESTS WILL BEGIN ITS NEIGHBORS. FOREIGN TRAVELERS TO VISIT MIGHT BE SITTING ON A GOLD SEPTEMBER 19. THE CLASSES I "TODAY, MORE THAN EVER, THIS COUNTRY AND AT THE SAME MINE. THE COMPANY DEVELOPED I WILL BE HELD AT THE CON­ THAT IS WHAT FRANCE HOPES TIME SHOULD RESULT IN IN­ A RETRACTABLE SEAT BELT DE- I FERENCE ROOM AT THE AIR FOR THE WHOLE OF VIET NAM. CREASED REVENUES FOR THE V'CE AND THE DISCOVERY COIN- ! TERMINAL. TIMES WILL BE NATURALLY, IT IS A MATTER CARRIERS THEMSELVES." CIDED WITH AN INDUSTRY MOVE SEPTEMBER FOR THE PEOPLE AND FOR IT THE FARES ARE AVAILABLE TO 1900 19, 21, 26, TO MAKE SEAT BELTS STANDARD 28 AND SEPTEMBER 22 ALONE TO CHOOSE THE MEANS PASSENGERS RESIDING MORE oBoo ON ALL CARS BEGINNING NEXT AND FOR ACHIEVING THIS How- THAN 100 MILES BEYOND THE 29 YEAR. ROI PERSONNEL WILL HAVE I EVER, ANY NATIONAL EFFORT BORDER OF ANY U S STATE BORG-WARNER INTRODUCED I FIRST PRIORITY, FOLLOWED BY I UNDERTAKEN IN VIET NAM TO­ THE AGREEMENT SPECIFIES THAT THE "ROLL-A-BELT" YESTERDAY ACTIVE ASSOCIATE MEMBERS OF I I WARDS THIS END WOULD FIND WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER ARRIV- TO NEWSMEN AND SAID IT WOULD ' THE CLUB. FRANCE READY, WITHIN THE ING IN THE UNITED STATES, APPEAR ON MOST OF THE NEW RESERVATIONS FOR THE LIMITS OF HER OWN ABILITIES, A FOREIGN VISITOR MAY PUR­ CARS PRODUCED NEXT YEAR. COURSE SHOULD BE MADE BY TO ORGANIZE CORDIAL COOPERA­ CHASE A "VISIT USA 11 EX­ ARTHUR J. WELCH, PRESIDENT CONTACTING MRS M.A. THOMAS TION WITH THAT COUNTRY" CHANGE ORDER WHICH WILL BE AND GENERAL MANAGER OF BORG­ AT BY SEPTEMBER GOOD FOR TRANSPORTATION ON 2332 12 WARNER'S SPRING DIVISION, ONLY PAID UP MEMBERS PRE­ I FOREIGN STUDENTS ARRIVE THE LOCAL SERVICE AIRLINES' SAID THE REEL-TYPE RETRACTOR SENTING COMPLETED PHYSICAL FOR YEAR'S STAY FLIGHTS. WOULD APPEAR AS ORIGINAL EXAMINATION FORMS ARE EQUIPMENT IN CARS PRODUCED BY DES MOINES, IOWA (UPI )-­ ELIGIBLE FOR THE CLASSES. 1 LOUIS STARTS N8N CAREER ALL FIVE OF THE MAJOR AUTO EIGHT STUDENTS FROM JAPAN, I LAS VEGAS, NEVADA (UPI)-­ COMPANIES AUSTRALIA, AND NEW ZEALAND, KOREAN BOSS FORMER HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING HOWEVER, HE SA~D THERE I RESIGNS ARMY POST HERE FOR A YEAR'S STUDY IN CHAMP JOE LO~IS BOUNCED INTO WERE SOME DIVISIONS OF THE AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS THURS­ A NEW KIND OF RING LAST NIGH~ SEOUL, KOREA (UPI)--SOUTH COMPANIES THAT WOULD FEATURE DAY BEGAN THEIR FIRST DAY WITH GLOWING GREEN TENNIS KOREA'S STRONGMAN RULER OTHER TYPE RETRACTOR DEVICES AS "MEMBERS" OF THEIR HOST SHOES, AND EMERGED UNSCATHED GENERAL PARK CHUNG HEE RE­ THE SPRING-POWERED RETRACTO~ IOWA FAMILIES. FOR LOUIS, 49, IT WAS HIS TIRED FROM ARMY SERVICE TO­ HE SAID, IS SIMILAR TO A WIN­ THE AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE FIRST BIG-TIME NIGHTCLUB DAY AND IMMEDIATELY JOINED DOW SHADE IN OPERATION. IT FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS SHOW. PEARL BAILEY WAS HIS JUNTA-FOSTERED DEMOCRA­ SNAPS THE BELT INTO A NEAT ARRIVED HERE BY BUS LAST FEATURED ON THE UNIQUE CARD TIC REPUBLICAN PARTY TO ROLL AGAINST THE SIDE OR BACK NIGHT AND RECEIVED A WARM AT THE FLAMINGO HOTEL. RUN FOR PRESIDENT IN THE OF THE CAR WELCOME FROM THEIR NEW "PAR­ THE SHOW OPENED WITH A OCTOBER ELECTIONS AS A "WHEN THE COMPANIES AGREED ENTS," "BROTHERS," AND JUMP-ROPE ROUTINE IN WHICH CIVILIAN TO MAKE THE BELTS STANDARD," "SISTERS " SPECIAL LIGHTING SHOWED A PARK SIGNED AN APPLICA­ HE SAID, "THE STYLISTS IN­ MISS AKIKO SAITO OF TOKYO, SWIRL OF GLOWING ROPE AND TION BLANK FOR PARTY MEMBER­ S~STED THAT SOME WAY BE FOUND JAPAN, WAS GREETED BY A JOE'S BRILLIANT GREEN SNEAK­ SHIP AT THE PARTY'S HEAD­ TO MAKE THE BELTS RETRACT­ LARGE RED AND WHITE BANNER ERS. AFTER 15 MINUTES OF QUARTERS IN SEOUL AFTER RE­ ABLE " READING "HELLO AKIKO." THE CLeWNING, A SIMPLE DANCE ROU­ TURNING FROM THE RETIREMENT BANNER WAS MADE BY MEMBERS TINE, AND SOME VOCALIZING BY CEREMONIES NEAR THE KOREAN IF THE TRUTH WERE KNOWN, OF THE AMERICAN FIELD SER­ LOUIS TO IIS IDE BY SIDE", MISS TRUCE LINE. THE MOST DISAGREEABLE PEOPLE VICE COMMITTEE AT ROOSEVELT BAILEY CARRIED THE REMAINDER PARTY PRESIDENT CHUN Koo ARE THE MOST AMIABLE. YUNG SAID PARK'S ENTRY INTO HIGH SCHOOL WHICH SHE WILL OF THE PRODUCTION IN HER WA~, ATTEND. THE PARTY WILL ASSURE COM­ --WILLIAM HAZLITT CASUAL MANNER. PLETE VICTORY. ------A\'v1ER I CAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP I STRIKES AND 'SPARES SO~~WT:~~:, (~:ll-~~:~U~~:N~~t 5 THE MONDAY NIGHT 6:00 P.M. por ts MIXED LEAGUE SAW TEAM 3 IN PLOSION OF POWER, SLUGGED SECTION OUT 12 HOME RUNS THURSDAY TO THE LEAD HIGH SCORES FOR BREAK TWO MAJOR LEAGUE REC- THE LADIES WERE B. BRENNEN orDS AND TIE TWO OTHERS IN WITH A 486 SERIES, E WEIR IllRASH I NG THE WASH I NGTON PAGE SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 1963 A 438 SERIES, AND M LARSON SCA, TORS T\oI ICE, 14-2 AND A 215 GAME WITH HANDICAP NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP THE MEN WERE lED BY HAL GEY­ KILLEBREW LED THE THE ER WITH A 200-550 FOLLOWED IO~!RMON J OBSERVER NEW YORK (UPI)--SANDY KOU-l Till I\lS , BOMBARDMENT WITH THRE --BY PAT LANIAS BY J. MAWAE, 201-519, D FAX BECAME THE MAJOR LEAGUE~! NAGUWA, 201-509, R. FEARING, YOME RUNS VIC POWER, JIM I CROSSROADS TAKES OPENER FIRST 20-GAME WINNER OF THE: 502; B. SCHRAUFNAGEL, 646 HALL, AND BERNIE AllEN HAD SEASON WHEN HE PITCHED A ; TVO EACH SOLO HOMERS WERE KWAJALEIN, M.I --THE CROSS- SERIES/WHC, AND T PEREZ, THREE-H IT,ll-I V I CTORY FOR : HIT BY BOB ALLISON, RICH ROADS DEFEATED IMUA WITH A 230 GAME/WHC THE LEAGUE THE Los ANGELES DODGERS OVERII ROllINs,AND ZORRO VERSALLES 7-0 SHUTOUT lAST NIGHT TO I WILL NOT BOWL MONDAY, 2 THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS BE­ ~ THE SPREE SET MAJOR LEAGUE I TAKE THE OPENING GAME OF THE SEPTE~BER, BECAUSE OF THE I FORE A RECORD DODGER STADIUM! I, REC RODS FOR MOST HOMERS HIT 1963 KWAJ Al E I N MOUNT A I NBAlL ! LABOR DAY HOLIDAY. CROWD OF 54,978 i IN FOUR CONSECUTIVE GAMES ! WORLD SERIES BEFORE A CROWD I POSITIONS WERE TIGHTENED THE DODGERS SHOWED UNUSUALI (17) AND FOR THREE STRAIGHT' OF 600 AT DALLY FIELD. .! UP CONSIDERABLY IN THE TUES­ POWER, SUPPORTING KOUFAX I ) ( 15 1 I T WAS THE FIRST WORLD DAY NIGHT TCT LEAGUE AND A WITH A 15-HIT ATTACK WHICH ' THE TWINS SLAMMED EIGHT SERIES SHUTOUT ON THE ISLAND I LOT OF TEAMS WERE PUT IN INCLUDED A TWO~RUN HOMER BY I HOMERS IN THE FIRST GAME TO PAT LANIAS, IN CHECKING IMUA . POSITION TO PLACE IN THE TOP FRANK HOWARD, A PAIR OF DOU- I EQUAL A MAJOR LEAGUE MARK ,TO ONLY 5 HITS, WAS BACKED FOUR WHERE THE PRIZES ARE BLES BY WILLIE AND AN-I FOR A SINGLE CONTEST ALSO UP WITH A STOUT DEFENSE AND DAVI~ PIRATES, WITH 33 POINTS, ARE : OTHER DOUBLE BY TOMMY DAVIS.; TIED IN THE FIRST CONTEST WAS A 12-HIT ATTACK LED BY HIS ONLY THREE POINTS AHEAD OF RON FAIRLY WAS ALSO A BIG i A RECORD OF SIX PLAYERS ON BATTERY MATE BILLY SATURNIO I SNACK BAR POST OrFICE MAN AT THE PLATE, BATTING I ONE TEAM HITTING HOMERS. AND HOMETOWN MATE JERRY TRAILS WITH 24~, BILLETING, IN FOUR RUNS WITH THREE SIN-I THE 12 HOMERS FOR A DOUBLE~ SHIMODA SATURNIO COLLECTED ESQUIRES, AND PIPE SHOP GLES IN FIVE TIMES AT BAT : HEADER FELL ONE SHORT OF THE 3 HITS IN THREE ATTEMPTS, A I SHARE FOURTH PLACE WITH 27, LARRY BEARNARTH'S FINE RE-: MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD OF 13 I DOUBLE AND A PAIR OF SINGLES.! POWERHOUSE, 25, AND MARINE LIEF EFFORT SAVED ROGER I , SET BY THE 1939 NEW YORK SHIMODA DROVE IN A TOTAL OF I DEPT , 24~ TO MAKE UP THE CRAIG'S FOURTH VICTORY OF I, YANKEES MI NNESOT A HAS BELT-I 4 RUNS WITH A 2- RUN HOM ER TOP 8 TEAMS FALSTAFF, THE SEASON ALONG WITH A 7-4 ED AT LEAST ONE HOME RUN IN ; AND A RUN-PRODUCING SINGLE JTO SUPPLY AND SPORTSMEN TRIUMPH FOR THE NEW YORK ITS LAST NINE GAMES AND HAS IN THE FIFTH HIS 2-RUN WITH 24 EACH ARE ALSO VERY METS OVER THE PITTSBURGH BLASTED 22 OVER THE SPAN. I BLAST CAME IN THE THIRD FRAMEJ CLOSE BEHIND PIRATES AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE HIGHLIGHTING A 3-RUN TALLY : B ARAKAKI PACED PIPE EARLY IN THE DAY, DICK D/INS' BOMBARDMENT IT ALSO THAT CARRIED CROSSROADS TO A i SHOP TO A 3 POINT WIN OVER ELLSWORTH SCORED HIS NINE­ WAS DISCOVERED THEY BROKE AN 4-0 LEAD MARINE DEPT WITH HIS 234- I TEENTH VICTORY WHEN KEN HUEfls' AMER I CAN LEAGUE RECORD FOR THE WORD "BR I LLANT" DESCRIE£SI 603 PERFORMANCE AND G FUGINO EIGHT INNING DOUBLE SCORED NOST HOME RUNS IN FIVE CON- THE CROSSROADS INFIELD AND I AIDED WITH A 193-540 BILL-i ELLIS BURTON TO GIVE THE CUBS SECUTIVE GAMES (18) AND TIED OUTFIELD DEFENSE THROUGHOUT ET I NG ONCE AGA I N SHOr/ED POW- I A 2-1 DECISION OVER THE lHE LEAGUE HIGH FOR SIX CON- THE ENTIRE GAME LAST NIGHT. ER WITH F. CACHOLA ROLLING PHILLIES SECUTIVE GAMES (19). THE COLORFUL CROSSROADS IN- A 202-585, V OLIVEROS 208- STANDINGS W L GB Bill MONBOUQUETTE BECAME FIELD POSTED AN AIR-TIGHT 569, AND K CHING 192-509 I Los ANGELES THE FIRST PITCHER TO BEAT MOUNTAINBALL DEFENSE ANCHORED 79 TO UPEND POWERHOUSE 3 POINTS. SAN FRANCISCO THE NEW YORK YANKEES FOUR BY TEAM CAPTAIN "LIPPY" HIGU- 73 ~6 ~ J. GEORGE CAME THROUGH WITH I ST. LOUIS 2 60 TIMES THIS SEASON WHEN A CHI, JOHN GIBBONS, BOB IHA 7 A 214-556 FOR POWERHOUSE PHilADELPHIA 2 62 NINTH-INNING PASSED BALL BY AND RAMON PEREZ. THE FOUR- 7 l LED BY P. KEEFE~185-524 AND MILWAUKEE 62 ELsrON HOWARD ALLOWED THE SOME ATTEMPTED 6 DOUBLE PLAYS 71 8 G AHYO'S 192-512, SECOND CINCINNATI 65 10 BOSTON RED Sox TO SCORE A AND COMPLETED 4 FOR A RECORD I PLACE SNACK BAR ROLLED FOR PITTSBURGH ~I II 4-3 VICTORY HIGH IN ONE GAME. THEIR 63 3 POINTS OVER THE LEAGUE­ CHICAGO ~ 64- II I HOWARD'S LAPSE WITH RUNNERS; SUPERB FIELDING STUNNED IMUA LEADING PIRATES DESPITE S. HOUSTON 49 84 3~ , O~ "IRST AND THIRD PERMITTED I AND THE CROWD OF 600 AS THEY , YAMAMOTO'S 188-531 AND B NEW YORK 41 90 ~ ED BRESSOUD TO SCORE THE TIE-I HELD THE IMUA RUNNERS TO 37 AJIMINE'S 198-533 POST ,BREAKING RUN AND GAVE MON- I FIRST BASE ONLY As A RESULT . OFFICE TOOK 3 POINTS FROM WORLD SERIES BOX SCORE ; BOUQUETTE HIS EIGHTEENTH WIN OF THE LIGHTENING DOUBLE ESQUIRES, AND THE TELSTARS ; OF THE SEASON. MONBOUQUETTE I PLAYS, NONE OF THEM EVER CROSSROADS AB H RBI BLANKED AVIATION TO CLIMB I : GAVE UP ONLY SIX HITS, IN- I REACHED SECOND BASE THE NAKAMURA 3 I o OUT OF THE CELLAR POSITION I ~ CLUDING A HOMER BY TONY KUBEE~. OUTFIELD PLAY WAS ALSO TIGHT, GIBBONS 4 ~ o GARDEN SHOP AND SECURITY I DICK STUART HIT HIS 35TH i ~ITH RAY NAKAMURA, JACK PEREZ 3 2 o JTO SUPPLY, FALSTAFF, SP~RTS~ .HOMER FOR BOSTON I MI IKE, BOBBY MASUDA, AND SATURNIO 3 3 2 MEN, AND ELEU ALL SETTLED I : THE DETROIT TIGERS SCORED I JERRf SHIMODA TO BULWARK MI IKE 3 o o FOR A SPLIT FINE GAMES ITHEIR EIGHTH STRAIGHT VICTORYI CROSSROADS DEFENSE SHIMODA (HR-I) 3 2 4 WERE ROLLED BY W KINOSHITA, ,BY WHIPPING THE ~AGGJNG Los IN THE FIRST INNING, DIMIN- HIGUCHI 3 I I 209-557, B KAPIHE, 181-51 I, lANGElES ANGELS, 6-1, BEHIND UTIVE RAY NAKAMURA WALKED IHA 3 1 o J. LEE, 194-529, D HOOVER jHANK AGUIRRE'S TWO-HITTER. AND SCORED ON BILLY SATURNIO~ MASUDA 3 I o 229-523, PL KAPELA, 194-513; I I AQUIRRE HELD THE ANGELS STANDING UP DOUBLE AFTER LAN lAS 2 o o J MilKE, 191-524, J REMIN- I iHITLESS UNTIL FRANK KOSTRO NAKAMURA WAS ADVANCED IN TOTAL 30 12 7 , GIO~ 200, AND G. AHYO, 192-512 LED OFF THE EIGHTH WITH A SCORING POSITION ON RAMON , IN THE THURSDAY NIGHT 850 I !TRIPLE.i AGUIRRE THEN LOST I PEREZ' SINGLE IN THE THIRD, IMUA AB H RBI SCRATCH LEAGUE GOOD SERIES I HIS SHUTOUT WHEN JIM PIERSALL! GIBBONS SINGLED AND SCORED WERE: V OLIVEROS 623, G. ! IKEDA I 0 SINGLED TO RIGHT TO SCORE I SATURNIO'S SINGLE, THEN SHI- 3 , HANSON 587, R. DICKINSON 586, GREENBERG 0 0 !lKoSTRO Al KALINE OF THE MODA'S HOMER FOLLOWED IN 3 M MAEDA AND F MORENO 552, I BREITENBERGER 1 0 ,TICERS STRETCHED HIS BATTING THE FIFTH, THE CROSSROADS EX- 3 E PASCUA 540, B AJIMINE AND DEMELLO 0 0 ISTREAK TO 16 STRAIGHT GAMES PLOD ED FOR 3 MORE RUNS ON 3 T KOTOMOR I 538 , 0 HOOVER 535 KISSENBERTH I 0 TWO HITS, INCLUDING A FOUR SINGLES BY PEREZ, SATUR- 3 IN THE FRIDAY NIGHT MEN'S rJlTH PACUlBA 2 1 0 TWO-RUN HOMER NIO, SHIMODA, AND "LIPPY" HANDICAP LEAGUE GOOD SERIES t KEHANO 2 0 0 STANDINGS W L GB LARRY IKEDA, V,NCE BREITEN- WERE: V. OLIVEROS 634, E VEA 2 0 0 NEW YORK 86 47 BERGER, Al PACULBA, AND PINCH PEDRO 568, P KEEFE, 566, TOME 2 0 0 CrllCAGO 75 58 I I HITTER PAUL CASHMAN ACCOUNTED J. REMIGIO 553, J MI IKE 541, SA ITO I 0 0 MINNESOTA 74 58 I I' FOR IMUA'S 5 HITS D. KAKAZU 538. CASHMAN 1 1 0 ;BALTIMORE 73 61 121 IMUA ALSO PUT OUT A STRONG IN THE NIKE ZEUS MEN'S TOTAL -0 DETROIT 64 66 2~ DEFENSE, BUT THE CROSSROADS 25 5" HANDICAP LEAGUE WAS LED BY JBOSTON 63 70 23 JUST OUTHIT AND OUTPLAYED LIEBERWIRTH AND PEKNY WITH ICLEVELAND 7 THEM WOMEN SOFTBALL PRACTICE 64 2 23~ 548 SERIES , Los AN GEL ES 60 75 27 C R0 S S R0 AD S 7 RUN S , 12 HIT S, LIT T L E LEA GU E FIE LD - 5: 15 . . :KA!'.SAS CITY 58 75 3 AND 2 ERRORS. IMUA 0 RUNS, SAT 31 AUG - KWAJ TEENS 327 ROD AND GUN CLUB OPEN iWAS~INGTON 48 8 8 5 HITS, AND 4 ERRORS WIN- MON 2 SEPT -SpOllm WAHINES THE TRAP RANGE WILL BE OPEN •••••• NING PITCHER, PAT LANIAS, AND TUES 3 SEPT.-IsLANDERS TO THE PUBLIC SUNDAY, SEPTEM­ THERE WILL BE NO fAST PITCH THE LOSER, AL PACULBA ••••• BER I AND MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 ,MES THIS SUNDAY AND MONDAY ATTEND THE WORLD SERIES GAMES TONIGHT AT 6:00 P.M., SUN­ FROM 10 A.M. TO 6 P M AMMUN ITION AND GUNS WILL BE AVAIL­ DAY, 1:30 P.M., MONDAY, 1:30 PM, AND TUESDAY. ABLE FOR A NOMINAL FEE I PAGE 6 HOURGI-ASS SATURDAY, 31 AUGUST 1963 NOTICES ISLAND CHURCH STENOGRAPHIC OPENING SERVICES AT WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY CATHOLIC RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7:30 PERSONNEL ORGANIZATION HAS F ATHER fEY "COUNTRY MUSIC HOLIDAY" C PLUS NEWS AND OPENING fOR A fUll-TIME SUNDAY MASS - 7 A.M AND SPORTS. FERLIN HUSKY, ZSA ZSA GABOR A STENOGRAPHER. FOR fURTHER 9 A.M. IN THE MEMORIAL COMEDY WITH LOTS Of MUSIC WITH THE STARS DETAILS ON SALARY AND PRO­ CHAPEL, AND 11:15 AT ROI. INVOLVED IN TV. GRESSION, CALL MRS. F.T. DAilY MASS - 4:45 P.M. IN KEOGH AT 9-480. THE BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7:00 & 9:00 (MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY) "THE BI G WAVE" FOR SALE MASS SATURDAY MORNING AT PEARL S. BUCK'S EXPLOSIVE STORY OF PEOPLE, 26' WOMAN'S BIKE, KWAJ CON­ 7:25 A.M. CONfESSIONS - PASSIONS, TYPHOON, flAME AND FLOOD. DITION $3. TRAilER 638. SATURDAY 7 P M. - 8 P.M OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 & MIDNIGHT ONE 2-TON CARRIER AIR CON­ PROTESTANT "MURDER AT THE GALLOP" DITIONER. EXCELLENT CONDI­ REV. LUKE MARKVE ROBERT MORLEY, MARGARET RUTHERFORD A TION. MAY BE SEEN AT 472-A REV. DONALD S. DAUGHTRY MIDDLE-AGED SPINSTER AND HER fRIEND MAKE A DIVINE SERVICES - I I A M. OR CALL 61:: •••• NUISANCE Of THEMSELVES COLLECTING FOR THE IN THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL "REfORMED CR I MI NALS Ass I STANCE LEAGUE."

I ONE I 1/2 TON CARRIER AIR SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:40 A M. I CONDITIONER GOOD CONDI- IN THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 & 8:30 TION. ONE SHORT-WAVE SET. ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS - "GO NAKED IN THE WORLD" ONE AQUA LUNG REGULATOR. 9:40 A.M. AT THE SCHOOL. ANTHONY fRANCIOSA RETURNS TO SAN FRANCISCO CALL 640. SENIOR HIGH YOUTH FELLOWSHIP AfTER ARMY DUTY HE IS ATTRACTED TO GINA EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT Ai 7:30 LOLLOBRIGIDA WHO IS A HIGH-PRICED lADY OF DELUXE MOD~~ :.w~NDER HORSE" P.M. fOR STUDENTS GRADES EASY VIRTURE NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHilDREN. I (HOBBY HORSE), NEW CONDITION. 9 THROUGH 12. PROTESTANT FULL SIZE CRIB WITH MATTRESS, SERVICES ON ROI NAMUR Will ROI NAMUR SHOWTIME 8:00 AND OTHER BABY EQUIPMENT. BE AS fOllOWS: WORSHIP "MARILYN" CALL 2201. SERVICE - 6:30-7:10 P.M. MARILYN MONROE AND ROCK HUDSON. ROCK HUDSON D,SCUSSION GROUP - 7:15 - NARRATES THE SCREEN STORY OF MARILYN MONROE FOUND 7.50 P.M. AND HER RISE TO, BECOME ONE Of THE INDUSTRY'S ONE KEY ON CHAIN WITH TWO TOP STARS AND A SEX SYMBOL. METAL SHELLS ATTACHED,LEfr JEWiSH SERVICES ARE HELD AT THE GOLF SHACK. CLAIM ON THE FIRST AND THIRD MAD CLUB SHOWTIME 7:30 AT HOURGLASS. FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH, AT "fT'S ONLY MONEY" STARRING JERRY LEWIS PLUS 8 P.M. I N THE CHAPEL. (''WHO~SJ GOT THEIAC'VION" I STARRING [t)EAN MARTIN MAN'S STRAW GOLF HAT, OLIVE lAND LANA T~ANER. GREEN. CLAIM AT HOURGLASS. CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES ARE HELD EACH LORD'S DAY AT SUNDAY'S MOVIES 10:15 A.M. IN ROOM 13 Of CASH fOUND NEAR SNACK BAR. RICHARDSON "THE BIG WAVE" THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. IDENTIFY THE AMOUNT AND YOKWE YUK "MURDER AT THE GALLOP" BIBLE STUDY - 11:00 A.M. CLAIM AT THE HOURGLASS. OCEAN VIEW "COUNTRY MUS I C HOLI DAY" SERVICES WILL ALSO BE HELD ROXY "AS THE SEA RAGES" SUNDAY EVENING AT 6:00 P M. I1 LOST ROI NAMUR "13 FRIGHTENED GIRLS SMALL BLUE TRANSIS;OR RADIO MAD CLUB "THE ENEMY GENERAL" IN LEATHER CASE LOST L D.S SERVICES SUNDAY AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL, NEAR THE BOAT POOL ON SATUR­ GENERAL MESS MENU FOR SUNDAY DAY. PLEASE CALL STEVE ROOM 113 AS FOLLOWS: PRIEST­ FINK, 630. HOOD MEETING - 8:30 A.M., CHILLED FRUIT JUICE 1000: OMIT: SAUSAGE C Of MUSHRM SOUP SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 AM., CHILLED TOMATO JUICE GRILLED STEAKS CHILO'S PEDAL-AIRPLANE WITH AND SACRAMENT MEETING 10:30 CHILLED FRESH FRUIT ADD: GRILLED MINUTE BAKED POTATOES STUART T-614 WRITTEN ON IT HOT/COLD CEREAL STEAKS MIXED VEGATAaLES LOST IN TRAilER AREA CALL PENTECOSTAL GROUP MEETS IN LITTLE PIG SAUSAGES SAUTE ONIONS STEAMED RICE 9-8353 DURING WORKING HOURS THE CHAPEL EVERY SUNDAY AT EGGS TO ORDER TOSSED GREEN SALAD SALAD BAR/DRS OR CONTACT TRAILER 614. 7:30 P M. FRIED POTATOES COCONUT CREAM PI STEAMED RICE GARLIC BREAD THREE ROLES OF POLAROID CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES TOAST/BuTTER/JAM ICED TEA/LEMON FILM IN A BROWN PAPER SACK, SUNDAY AT 10:30 A M. IN CINNAMON ROLLS CHILLED MILK LEFT ON ISLAND BUS TUESDAY. QUARTERS 420-B. CHillED MilK HOT COFfEE PLEASE PHONE 601 DURING HOT COffEE/TEA HOT TEA WORK HOURS ASK FOR JEANNE EPISCOPAL EVENING PRAYER MONDAY LEYENDECKER SERVICE WILL BE HELD AT CHILLED FRUIT JUICE 1000: OMIT: HAM FR ON I ON SOUP 7 P.M TUESDAY EVENING. CHilLED FRESH FRUIT ADD' PRIME BEEF Au Jus BANK OF AMERICA CHECKBOOK, GRILLED HAM GRILLED PORK CHOPS BAKED SPUDS I LOST AT RICHARDSON, fOURTH PROTESTANT WOMEN CHAPEL HOT/COLD CEREAL AND EGGS CREAMED CAULIFl­ ROW. CALL 373 DURING WORK FELLOWSHIP WILL MEET TUES­ EGGS TO ORDER POTATOES SALAD BAR/DRS HOURS OR CONTACT OWNER AT DAY, 3 SEPT. IN THE CHAPEL. HASH/BR POTATOES SALAD BAR/DRS SWEET POTATOES TRAILER 766 THE CHAPEL NURSERY WILL BE BLUEBERRY CUP CAKES PIE OPEN. ALL WOMEN ARE CORDI­ STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE FIELDERS BASEBALL MITT AT ALLY INVITED,AND PLEASE TOAST/BuTTER/JAM ICED TEA/LEMON LITTLE LEAGUE FIELD. CALL BRING YOUR RECIPES FOR CHilLED MILK CHILLED MILK 2326 AND ASK fOR DAVID THE COOK BOOK BEI~G COM­ HOT COfFEE/TEA HOT COFFE ITEA

TIETZ PLIED BY THE PROTESTANT TUESDAY I WOMEN TIME 9:30 A M CHillED FRUIT JUICE VEGETABL E SOUP OLD FASHIONED WANTED TO BUY CHILLED FRUIT CHICKEN AND POTATO SOUP TRAINING WHEELS fOR A 20" THE PROTESTANT SUNDAY HOT/COLO CEREAL DUMPLINGS TERIYAKI STEAK BICYCLE. CONTACT TRAILER SCHOOL TEACHERS DINNER SAUSAGE CANDIED Sw SPUDS LOMI LOMI SAL/POI 500 MEETING WILL BE HELD ON EGGS TO ORDER GREEN PEAS FR FR POTATOES ·.... TUESDA~ 3 SEPTEMBER AT THE COTTAGE POTATOES STEAMED RICE BLACKEYED PEAS Boy s 26" BICYCLE. CALL CPO MESS. ALL TEACHERS STEAMED RICE SALAD BAR/DRS STEAMED RICE 2225 OR CONTACT AT QTRS. ARE REQUESTED TO BE PRESENT GAAZED DOUGHNUTS VANILLA PUDDING LEMON CREAM PIE 479-A. TOAST/BuTTER/JAM COLD DRINK COLD DRINK · . . ON LABOR DAY, MONDA~ 2 CHILLED MILK CHILLED MILK CHILLED MILK WANTED: CHilDREN-- WILL SEPTEMBER ALL OF THE HOT Corn:E/TEA HOT COffEE/TEA HOT COFFEE/TEA BABY SIT FOR WORKING FOLLOWING WILL BE CLOSED: MOTHER (2 YEARS TO 5 YEARS) COMMISSARY, KWAJALEIN ATTENTION TOASTMISTRESSES CONTACT TRAILER 618. STORE (MACY'S), LAUNDRY, I .. BARBER SHOPS, AND THE DON'T fORGET OUR CHARTER DINNER IS NOW SCHEDULED FOR I · BEAUTY SALON. MONDAY, 2 SEPTEMBER THtS IS THE MEETING TO WHICH THE "GO TO CHURCH T~ORROtJn TOASTMISTRESSES HUSBANDS AND TOASTMASTERS AND THEIR WIVES J ARE INVITED. DINNER WILL START PROMPTLY AT 7 P M ..., PAGE 7 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 1963

AFRS WEEKLY RADIO SCHEDULE SATURDAY MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY LABOR DAY WEEKEND ACTIVITIES 6 00 A M SIGN ON 6:00 A M SIGN ON WORLD SERIES 6:05 EARLY BIRD 6:05 EARLY BIRO DALLY FIELD - CROSSROADS VS IMUA - 6:00 P M FRIDAY, 7:00 NEWS 7:00 NEWS 6:00 P.M SATURDAY, 1:30 P M SUNDAY, 1:30 P.M. MONDAY, 705 EARLY BIRD 7'05 EARLY BIRD 6:00 P M TUESDAY ~'30 NAVY HOUR 8;30 DON McNEILL'S GOLF TOURNAMENT \).00 ARMY HOUR BREAKFAST CLUB HOLMBERG FAIRWAYS - 7:00 A.M. - 4:00 P M SUNDAY AND 9 30 FREEDOM SINGS 9:00 ARTHUR GODFREY MONDAY. 10 00 ROCK 'N ROLL CALL 9:30 MON WORLD OF SHOW DOUBLES TENNIS RALLY 11·30 I RA COOK SHOW BUSINESS YOKWE YUK TENNIS COURTS - 9:30 A.M SUNDAY AND MONDAY I '.00 NOON NEWS TUES HEARTBEAT THEATER MOVIE MATINEE • ROXY THEATER I ~ 30 POLKA PARK WED WORLD OF SHOW I 30 P M SATURDAY, SUNDAY, AND MONDAY. 00 NEWSMAKERS BUSINESS FISHING DERBY 15 SPORTS REPORT THURS ROMANCE 8'00 A M - 4.00 P M SATURDAY, SUNDAY, AND MONDAY I 30 SHOP CONCERT FRI WORLD OF SHOW TRAP SHOOTING 3 30 Pu B L I C AF F" A IRS BUSINESS TRAP RANGE - 10.00 A M - 6'00 P M SUNDAY AND MONDAY 00 NEWS 10:00 AMERICA'S POP PISTOL SHOOT-ROI NAMUR RANGE 05 JAZZ BOOK MUSIC I • 00 P M Su ND AY j 00 DINNER MUSICALE 10.30 COUNTRY CORNER CATAMARAN RACES S 00 NEWS 1 I 25 MON MARSHALLESE NEWS OFF EMON BEACH - ELIMINATION RACE - SUNDAY 2.00 P M 6 15 THIS Is My STORY FRI MARSHALLESE NEWS FINAL REGATTA - MONDAY 1.00 P M 6 30 THE COMMUNIST 11:30 WED. MARSHALLESE PROGRAM OUTRIGGER CANOE RACES CHALLENGE MON ,TUES , THURS , FRI , OFF EMON BEACH - 9:00 A.M MONDAY 7 00 MUSIC FOR THE IRA COOK SHOW SWIMMING MIDDLE MIND 12:00 NOON NEWS DEPENDENTS POOL - 10:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. GRAND OLE OPRY 12.05 WEATHER-STOCKS BACHELORS POOL - 7:00 A M - 9:00 P.M SPORTS REPORT 12: 15 MID-DAY MELODIES BOWL I NG ALLEY MUSIC BY 12'30 FLAIR OPEN BOWLING - 12.30 P.M - 4:30 P.M., 5:30 P.M. - 11.30 CANDLELIGHT I 00 NEWSMAKERS ); 00 WHAT'S My LINE? II: 15 SPORTS REPORT 9 30 SPOT LIGHT ALBUM 1·30 A QUARTER CENTURY SWIMMERS SPLASH ALONG' l 10' 00 10-12 LAYOVER OF SWING THE FOLLOWING ARE THE NAMES OF SWIMMERS IN THE SPECIAL I It) 00 SIGN OFF 2:30 MUSIC SERVICES-REO CROSS "SWIM-FOR-FITNESS" PROGRAM AND THEIR ! SUN[,AY 3: 00 BASEBALL PROGRESS SO FAR ! C 00 A M. SIGN ON 5:00 AFRS NEWS ANALYSIS DANNY YONTZ 50 CHARLES BRASWELL I 9 05 MUSIC 5: 05 JIf'.1 AMECHE'S POP STARR SHELLHORSE 50 PAT KE LLER / 30 PROTESTANT HOUR CONCERT RUBEN PUKAHI DORIS DUMAS 10 00 MASTER CONTROL 6:00 NEWS JIM THORPE '~~ FRANCINE GORDINIER 10 30 TEMPLE HOUR 6: 15 VARIED SHORTS STEVE NICKELS 40 JAY LONGBOTTOM II 00 CATHOLIC HOUR 6:30 SOUTH 40 SANDRA GORSKI ALLAN BAYSEK II 30 BOLERO TIME 7:00 ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC ALAN KASEHAGEN ~~ JOY ASCROFT I • 00 NOON NEWS 1:30 ONE NIGHT STAND MR CHARLES BEITEL, SR 30 JOHN COELHO I' 05 SMALL WORLD 8:00 VARIED PROGRAMS FRED GORSKI 24¢ MIKE CARLIN 1:00 NEWS 8:30 SPORTS REPORT GREG NEILSON 23 MICKEY ZELONES I: 15 BURL IVES 8:45 BIG NOISE JAMIE DILLMAN 22 TOM MELTON '.30 HAWAII CALLS 9: 15 DOCTOR'S HOUSE RODNEY BEVILL 22 JULIE HENDRICKSON ~.oo NEWS CALL BILL BRYANT 2L~ TERRY BAUMAN '.05 SING ALONG WITH 9:20 NEWS ANALYSIS CHARLES FOGLEMAN 21~ RICHARD CADDELL MITCH 9:30 CONTINENTAL HARRY DAUGHTERS 21 VIRGINIA IWERKS I L. 00 NEWS VARIETIES GEORGE TEMPLE 18 GARY FINK , I or­ I '-\- J SUNDAY SERENADE 10'00 10-12 LAYOVER ALEX GORSKI 20 MELODY VAUGHN 6 00 NEWS 12:00 SIGN OFF STEVEN GRANDSTAFF 17 JUDY GELZINIS I 6 15 LATIN QUARTER LARRY PARKER 16 MRS COURTNEY WALTER I 6 30 MR PRESIDENT NOTE STAY TUNED TO AFR$, WENDELL BEVILL 14 3/4 LINDA EASLEY I ~ 00 HOLLYWOOD BOWL KWAJALEIN, FOR COMPLETE COV­ LARRY DUMAS 13 3/4 TIM KEE LING I u 30 SPORTS REPORT ERAGE OF THE 1963 MOUNTAIN­ RICHARD ROUSE 12 3/4 ERNEST HAYDEN I 8·5 COMPASS 15 BALL WORLD SERIES ROGER GARCIA II¢ AUBURN COLLINS I 9 00 MUSIC OF BROADWAY TERRY MADDOX I II~ LAURA HEARNE 10 00 STEVE ALLAN MR GEORGE RIESZ II 3/4 LARRY KE LLER I 11.00 JOHNNY GREEN LISTEN TO AFRS ~AJALEIN JAY YORK II KIM Ku HLM ANN I 12 00 SIGN OFF M I CHE LLE SANTOS 12 BRIAN FOGLE CARL CADDELL, JR II MRS. JANA LHOTKA 1-- NAT ION'S TOP TUNES KENT FOGLEMAN 10 RODNEY BISHOP 1 CH I CAGO, (Up I )--THE ANGE LS' RE CORD I NG OF "My Boy FR I END'S LLOYD SALIN 9 3/4 RUBEN DEVLIN BACI<," TOPPED THIS WEEK'S LIST OF THE NATION'S TOP TUNES JOHN HEARNE 9¢ JANE WILEY I AS COMPILED BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL, MOVING UP FROM GUY YORK BARBARA CADDELL 1 LAST WEEK'S SECOND POSITION CHET CUNNINGTON ~ CLIFFORD GEYER THE END OF SUMMER CAMP SEASON ALSO SIGNALLED ALLAN MALCOLM CAMERON 9! MR. DON COELHO SHERMAN'S "HELLO MUDDAH, HELLO FADDUH," DOWN FROM THE DENNIS CARLIN 7 PETER GELZINIS FIRST PLACE BERTH INTO A COMFORTABLE SECOND PLACE RANKING RUSSELL LARSON 71 TOM WILEY THE SHERMAN RECORDING IS A DROLL PRESENTATION OF EXCERPTS CARL CADDELL, SR. JENNY COELHO FROM LETTERS YOUNGSTERS SENT HOME FROM CAMP WI LL I AM MOSE LEY ~4 /4 MIKE CASBON BOBBY VINTON'S "BLUE VELVET," JUMPED FROM LAST WEEK'S BILL KELLER ~3 CARLA NOBLE TENTH SPOT TO THIRD PLACE IN THIS WEEK'S LIST KATHY SULLIVAN 6 BILL ZELONES KAI WINDING'S "MORE," CLIMBED INTO FOURTH PLACE FROM MARY WI LEY 5~ BOB HAM I LTON SEVENTH, IN ANOTHER SHUFFLING OF POSITIONS DOWN THE TOP JUDY CARVER 5 DONALD BISHOP 20 LINE THIS WEEK. JIM IWERKS MR DEWEY NICKELS "IF I HAD A HAMMER," BY TRINI LOPEZ CLIMBED FROM NINTH DONNA COELHO ~ PAUL CLARK TO FIFTH PLACE, AND THE FOUR SEASONS' "CANDY GIRL," TRADED JOHN FINGER 5¢ DIANE IWERKS PLACES WITH '~ORE" TO REST IN THIS WEEK'S SIXTH POSITION SANDY YONTZ PAUL CURRY "HEAT WAVE" BY MARTHA AND THE VANDELLAS ENJOYED A LATE MIKE KELLER ~ MR. EDWARD KIESSLING SUMMER SEVENTH SPOT ON THE LIST, MOVING UP FROM LAST JERRY SPENCER EDWARD KIESSLING I I I WEEK'S 12TH PLACE EDDIE SALIN ~~ RICHARD SOMMERS PETER, PAUL, AND MARY'S "BLOWING IN THE WINO," BLEW DOWN BOB WYCKOFF If 3/4 BOB WHEELER FROM THIRD TO EIGHTH SPOT IN THE RANKING TODD MADDOX 4' MR GEORGE SHELLHORSE RANDY AND THE RAINBOWS' RECORDING OF "DENISE," MADE ITS 1 BRIAN BARNA 4,4 MRS. ALICE HEARNE (IRST APPEARANCE ON THE TOP TWENTY LIST THIS WEEK TO PATTI HILDICK 4 MR W. F. KE LL E R CAPTURE NINTH POSITION, WHILE INEX Foxx's "MOCKINGBIRD," JEANINE SWIFT 4 JANET ASCROFT FLEW DOWN FROM EIGHTH TO TENTH PLACE CHAR LES 0 I LLMAN Lt'2'II SUSAN BRYANT MAUREEN BRASWELL 4 You September 2 through September 8, 1163 SPECIAL SERVICES ACTIVITIES MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

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