i HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 5/11/ 5.7 AT 05 22 5/11/ 0.9 AT 11 47 5/11/4.7 AT 1738 :lite HOURGLASS 5/11/ 1.0 AT 2333 VOL. 4 No. 1425 ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY 10 MAY 1963 TEMPERATURES "HOT LINE COUr'!TDowr: FOR NEW YORK, 68-85, LONDON, 50-61, PAR­ CRBITAL FLIGHT IS, 53-68, TOKYO, 62-71; SAN FRANCISCO, DETAILS EXFLLRED 50-65, MEXICO CITY, 43-64 AND KWAJA- CAPE CANAVERAL, (UPI)--AsTRONAUT L. GENEVA, (UPI)--AMERICAN AND SOVIET LE IN, 76-87. GORDON COOPER JR. SQUEEZED INTO HIS TECHNICIANS MET FOR TWO HOURS TODAY TO THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY RANGED BETWEEN MERCURY SPACE CAPSULE TODAY AND RAN WORK OUT FURTHER DETAILS OF THE "HOT 73 AND 95 PERCENT. LINE" COMMUNICATIONS LINK BETWEEN THE THROUGH A FULL-DRESS SIMULATION OF A RAINFALL YESTERDAY AMOUNTED TO .14 KREMLIN AND WASHINGTON. RECORD-BREAKING 22-0RBIT SPACE FLIGHT OR AN INCH, BRINGING THE TOTAL FOR AMERICAN SPOKESMEN DECLINED TO COM­ SCHEDULED IN EIGHT DAYS. THE MONTH TO 1.31 INCHES. COOPER WRESTLED INTO THE BELL-SHAPED MENT ON RESULTS OF THE MEETING AFTER­ FAITH-7 CAPSULE AS DAWN BROKE OVER WARDS, BUT SAID THE TECHNICIANS WOULD GENE HAMILTON SPEAKS TO loP.S.C. THE CAPE AT HIS SIDE WAS ALAN B. MEET AGAIN NEXT TUESDAY--WITH THE POS- SHEPARD JR., WHO WOULD MAKE THE SCHED­ THE ISLAND PUBLIC SAFETY COUNCIL MET SIBILITY THAT FURTHER CONTACTS MIGHT BE ULED 34-HOUR FLIGHT IF COOPER HAS LAST THIS MORNING IN THE JTO CONFERENCE ROOM INITIATED OVER THE WEEKEND. MINUTE TROUBLES. WITH MR. GENE HAMILTON, PROJECT MANAGER THE EXPERTS NOW HAVE MET TWICE TO COOPER WILL BE SHOOTING FOR A U.S. OF PMZ, AS THE GUEST SPEAKER. MR. PLOT TECHNICAL DETAILS OF THE COMMUNI- SPACE RECORD ON HIS FLIGHT. INSIDE HAMILTON WAS INTRODUCED BY I.P.S.C o CATIONS LINK AGREED ON IN PRINCIPLE BY THE CRAMPED, SIX-FOOT-WIDE CAPSULE, PRESIDENT, MR. JOHN RUSHING, PMZo MR. THE TWO GOVERNMENTS APRIL 7. A TELE­ THE ASTRONAUT CHECKED SWITCHES AND HAMILTON BUILT HIS TALK AROUND THE TYPE LINK BETWEEN THE NATIONAL COMMAND CONTROLS AND THEN SIMULATED THE MIS­ THEME "SAFETY IN SERVICE." HE WAS VERY CENTER IN WASHINGTON AND A SIMILAR OF­ SION DESIGNED TO HURL HIM AROUND THE COMPLIMENTARY OF THE COUNCIL'S PROJECTS'FICE IN Moscow IS ENVISAGED BUT THE EARTH LONGER THAN ANY PREVIOUS U.S. HE ASSURED THE MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL ROUTING AND OTHER DETAILS HAVE NOT YET ASTRONAUT. THAT THEY HAD THE WHOLEHEARTED SUPPORT BEEN DECIDED. SOMETIME THIS WEEKEND COOPER AND OF PMZ AS WELL AS OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NEUTRAL DELEGATIONS TO THE 17 NATION SHEPARD WILL ENTER THE SECLUSION OF OPERATING ON THE ISLAND DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE--WHICH WAS IN HANGAR "S" ON CAPE CANAVERAL FOR FINAL PRECEDING MR. HAMILTON'S TIMELY TALK, RECESS TODAY--EXPRESSED GLOOM OVER CHECKS BEFORE A 95-FOOT, SILVERY ATLAS REPORTS WERE HEARD FROM THE FOUR STAND- PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S PRESS CONFERENCE ROCKET BLASTS OFF TO CARRY THE ASTRO­ ING COMMITTEES: B,CYCLE SAFETY, MAR- STATEMENT YESTERDAY THAT THE UNITED NAUT INTO SPACE--NOW SET FOR NEXT TUES­ INE SAFETY, CHILD AND HOME SAFETY, STATES AND RUSSIA MIGHT RESUME TESTING DAY. SAFETY FILM. IF A NUCLEAR TEST BAN TREATY WAS NOT COOPER,AND HfS ¢APSULE ALSO WILL BK THOSE ATTENDING WERE MRS. GILEN PAULK, NEGOTIATED SOONo OUTF I TTED WITH Gel I GER I COUNTERS, ION WOMEN'S CLUB, AND MESSRS. GENE HAMILTON, NEUTRAL SOURCES SAID THE PRESIDENT'S CHAMBERS AND FILM'JPATCHES TO MEASURE PROJECT MANAGER - PMZ; JOHN RUSHING, STATEMENT WAS A FURTHER PROOF OF THE RADIATION -r PARTICULARLY T~E'EnFECTS PMZ, H D. BURGESS, TCT, J. R SCHERER, NECESSITY FOR BREAKING THE EAST-WEST FROM A MAN-MADEl BELT OF ffllGH ENERGYI DAC; FRANK RUF, KENTRONj "T I pit RICE, DEADLOCK ON BANN I NG TESTS WH I CH HAS PARTICLES THAT WERE, lEFi CfRCLING EARTH WECO AND LCDR T. H. THORNBURG, U.S.N. BROUGHT NEGOTIATIONS TO A VIRTUAL AS THE ~ESULT OF A CONTROVERSIAL HIGH­ THE ISLAND PUBLIC SAFETY COUNCIL IS STANDSTILL. BUT THEY ADMITTED IN PRI- ALTITUDE NUCLEAR EXPLOSION NEARLY ONE YOUR COMMITTEE FOR BETTER SAFETY CON­ VATE CONVERSATIONS THEY SAW LITTLE YEAR AGO DITIONS ON THE ISLAND. ANY SUGGESTIONS CHANCE OF BRINGING THIS ABOUT THROUGH

ON THE 22-0RBIT MISSION, COOPER WOULD YOU HAVE FOR MAKING THE ISLAND A SAFER THEIR OWN INTERVENTION o SPEND 34 HOURS IN THAT EERIE STATE PLACE TO LIVE AND WORK SHOULD ~E FOR- THE MAIN HOPE, THEY SAID, RESTS ON KNOWN AS WEIGHTLESSNESS--THE FLOATING WARDED TO THE I.P.S.C. C/o hlANK,BuR- SOVIET ACCEPTANCE--AT LEAST PARTIALLY-­ SENSATION WHEN THE NORMAL PULL OF GESS, TCT SAFETY ENGINEER. OF THE ANGLO-AMERICAN TEST BAN IN~T!A­ EARTH'S GRAVITY CANNOT BE FELT. SCIEN- •••••• TIVE LAUNCHED IN Moscow TWO WEEKS AGO. TISTS STILL ARE NOT SURE OF ITS EFFECTS ALLIED INTELLIGENCE VICTORY WESTERN DELEGATES ARE PESSIMISTIC THAT

ON THE HUMAN BODY. NEW YORK, (UPJ)--THE NEW YORK TIMES THE NEW MOVe: WILL BR I NG ANY CHANGE iN' I THEY ARE SURE OF ONE THING, HOWEVER, SAID IN AN EDITORIAL TODAY "THE ARREST THE SOVIET POSITION. THAT IN WEIGHTLESSNESS, COOPER WILL OF OLEG PENKOVSKY LAST OCTOBER SEEMED NEED TO DO AT LEAST A FEW EXERCISES TO HAVE MARKED THE END OF ONE OF THE 21 ILL FROM WOOD ALCOHOL POISONING TO KEEP FIT. HE WILL CARRY ALONG A MOST SUCCESSFUL COUPS IN THE HISTORY NEW YORK, (UPI)--Two ELDERLY HARDWARE STRETCHABLE CORD THAT HE CAN PULL OF WESTERN INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES." STORE CLERKS WERE TO BE ARRAIGNED TODAY AGAINST FOR EXERCISE ON THE SECOND AND "IF MR. PENKOVSKY'S CONFESSION IS ON CHARGES RISING FROM A WAVE OF WOOD SEVENTH ORBITS. CREDITED, THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT ALCOHOL POISONINGS IN WHICH AN ESTIMA­ THE TIGHT CONFINES OF FAITH-7--ES­ BRITAIN WERE ABLE THROUGH HIM TO PENE­ TED 30 PERSONS HAVE DIED. SENTIALLY THE SAME SORT OF SPACE CAP­ TRATE THE HEART OF THE SOVIET SCIENTIF­ MEDICAL AUTHORITIES REPORTED THAT TWO SULE THAT CARRIED THE EARLIER U.S. IC-MILITARY COMPLEX AND OBTAIN SOME OF MORE DERELICTS FROM MANHATTAN'S BOWERY ASTRONAUTS INTO ORBIT--WAS MODIFIED THE SOVIET UNION'S MOST CAREFULLY DIED LAST NIGHT AT BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, TO CARRY MORE FUEL, WATER AND FOOD FOR GUARDED ARMAMENTS SECRETS. To ANYONE WHERE 21 OTHERS WERE IN CRITICAL CON­ COOPER'S LONG HAUL. FAMILIAR WITH THE TIGHT SOVIET SECUR­ DITION. THE 34-HOURS WILL BE A LONG DAY'S ITY SYSTEM, THE POSSIBILITY THAT THE POLICE SAID ABRAHAM WEINREB, 67, JOURNEY INTO SPACE--BUT COOPER WON'T CHARGES TO WHICH THE DEFENDANTS HAVE FATHER OF THE HARDWARE STORE'S OWNER, HAVE TO STAY AWAKE THE WHOLE ROUTE. CONFESSED ARE TRUE WILL APPEAR A MORE WAS CHARGED SHORTLY AFTER MIDNIGHT WITH PLANS CALL FOR HIM TO GO TO SLEEP, IF IMPRESSIVE INTELLIGENCE VICTORY FOR A MISDEMEANOR FOR ALLEGEDLY SELLING A HE FEELS LIKE IT, STARTING ON THE NINTH THIS COUNTRY AND BRITAIN THAN EVEN THE POISON ALCOHOLIC SOLVENT FOR HUMAN CON- ORBIT--ABOUT 14 HOURS AFTER BLAST-OFF. TECHNICAL TRIUMPH ACHIEVED BY THE U-2 SUMPTION A GROUND STATION AT MUCHEA, AUSTRA- FLIGHTS OVER THE SOVIET UNION SHORTLY BEFORE THAT, DAVID FElT, 65, LJA, WILL BE STANDING BY TO FLASH A "IN ANY EVENT, THE SOVIET UNION HAS ANOTHER CLERK AT THE HARDWARE STORE, WAS WAKE-UP SIGNAL--A SORT OF REMOTE ALARM ONLY ITSELF TO BLAME FOR THE PROLIFERA- CHARGED WITH HOMICIDE. CLOCK--TO FAITH-7. TION OF WESTERN INTELLIGENCE ORGANIZA- PRIOR TO THE LATEST DEATHS, AUTHORI­ COOPER WILL CARRY ALONG A '" STAY-AWAKE TIONS. TIES SAID 10 BOWERY CITIZENS AND PROB­ PILL IN CASE HE NEEDS IT TO REMAIN ABLY 18 OTHERS HAD BEEN POISONED FATAL­ FRESH FbR THE REST OF THE TRIP TELSTAR II TRANSMISSION EXCELLENT LY WITH WOOD ALCOHOL SINCE LAST WEDNES­ IF ALL GOES WELL, COOPER WILL TRAVEL DAY. THEIR BODIES WERE TAKEN TO THE ABOUT 575,000 MILES FROM THE TIME HE PARIS, (UPI)--THE FRENCH TELECOMMUNI­ CATIONS STATION AT PLEUMEUR-BoDOU RE­ MORGUE AT BELLEVUE. BLASTS OFF HERE ON ONE DAY AND LANDS A SPOKESMAN AT BELLEVUE SAID ARTIFICIA IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN 34 HOURS LATER. CEIVED TODAY "PERFECT" COLOR TELEVISION IMAGES AND A BLACK AND WHITE MOVIE FILM KIDNEYS AND INJECTIONS OF A NON-POISON- SENT FROM THE UNITED STATES VIA TELSTAR OUS ETHVL ALCOHOL SOLUTIONS WERE BEING HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA, (UPI)--U.N. UN­ 1 I. USED IN EFFORTS TO SAVE THOSE STRICKEN. DERSECRETARY RALPH BUNCHE WARNED TODAY THE MINISTRY OF POSTS AND TELECOMMUN- HE SAID SOME THEORIES HELD THAT ETHYL THAT ACTIONS OF BIRMINGHAM, ALA., ICATIONS SAID RECEPTION AT THE STATION ALCOHOL DISPLACED ITS POISONOUS COUNTER- AUTHORITIES MAY PROVOKE MUCH GREATER PART FROM THE BLOOD SYSTEM. VIOLENCE THAN THE CITY HAS YET SEEN. IN BRITANNY WAS "PERFECT" AND THE TEST "IF YOU SUBJECT PEOPLE WHO ARE DEMON­ COLOR PICTURES CAME THROUGH CLEARLY. A PLEUMEUR-BoDOU SPOKESMAN SAID THE THERE ARE 130 CITIES IN THE UNITED STRATING PEACEABLY TO BRUTAL ACTS, YOU STATES WITH A POPULATION OF MORE THAN CAN INFURIATE THEM VERY QUICKLY. 14 MINUTE TRANSMISSION WAS PICKED UP EARLY TODAY AND WAS "EXCELLENT." 100,000. ~AGE 2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 10 MAY 1963 • PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE COM­ SINO-SOVIET AGREEMENT SPACE FLIGHT MANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE TOKYO, (UPI }--RED CHINA AND THE CAPE CANAVERAL, {UPI )--AMERICA PLANS FACILITY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, SOVIET UNION WE~NESDAY SIGNED A "CO­ TO LAUNCH AIR FORCE MAJ GORDON COOPER IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU Of WEAPONS OPERATION PLAN" fOR 1963 IN AN OUTWARD JR. NEXT TUESDAY ON A 22-0RBIT VOYAGE CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE TRANS­ SHOW Of fRIENDSHIP BETWEEN THE TWO THAT MAY GIVE MILLIONS OF "ARMCHAIR PORT COMPANY OF TEXAS o COMMUNIST GIANTS. ASTRONAUTS" A SPECTACULAR VIEW OF THE HOURGLASS 1/3 PUBLI SHED DA I L Y THE OFFICIAL NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY SPACE. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR IN A REPORT MONITORED HERE SAID THE COOPER IS THE LAST OF THE FLIGHT­ NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEfORE PUBLICA­ PLAN WAS SIGNED IN PEKING BETWEEN ELIGIBLE MERCURY ASTRONAUTS TO GET A TION DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 CHINA'S SINO-SOVIET FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIA­ CRACK AT SPACE, AND HIS IS THE PRIZE-­ A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. TION AND RUSSIA'S UNION Of SOCIETIES A MARATHON, 34-HOUR JOURNEY THAT, IF THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO FOR FRIENDSHIP AND CULTURAL RELATIONS ALL GOES WELL, WILL KEEP HIM IN ORBIT EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED fOR PUBLICA- WITH FORIEGN COUNTRIES AND THE SOVIET­ LONGER THAN ALL PREVIOUS U.S MANNED TION CHINESE FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION SPACE fLIGHTS COMBINED. THE ACTING SECRETARy-GENERAL OF THE MILLIONS Of TELEVISION VIEWERS FROM EDITOR - JIM WEAVER SINO-SOVIET FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TO BERLIN, GERM~~ CHANG CHIH-HSIANG, SIGNED FOR CHINA MAY HAVE A CHANCE TO SHARE THE ASTRO­ KENNEDY COMMENTS ON MILITARY MORALE AND SOVIET AMBASSADOR TO PEKING S.V. NAUT'S BREATHTAKING VIEWS OF SPACE fOR WASHINGTON, (UPI )--PRESIDENT KENNEDY CHERVONENKO, WHO IS ALSO A MEMBER OF TH~ fiRST TIME. COOPER WILL TAKE A­ ACKNOWLEDGED TODAY THERE WAS A PRO- THE COUNCIL OF THE SOVIET-CHINESE LONG A SMALL TELEVISION CAMERA TO BLEM Of LOW MORALE IN THE NATION'S FREINDSHIP ASSOCIATION, SIGNED fOR TAKE PICTURES THAT WILL BE fLASHED TO MILITARY AND SAID "If THERE IS ANY- RUSSIA, NCNA REPORTED. AMERICA AND THEN TO EUROPE VIA THE TH I NG WE CAN DO TO I MPROVE MORALE, No DETA ILS Of THE "COOPERAT I ON PL AN" NEW COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE, TELSTAR- WE SHOULD DO IT." WERE GIVEN. 2, LAUNCHED FROM CAPE CANAVERAL LAST HE SAID AT HIS NEWS CONFERENCE THAT THE PLAN APPARENTLY DEALT MAINLY TUESDAY PAY AND "SHOCKING" HOUSING CONDITIONS WITH CULTURAL EXCHANGES, RATHER THAN IF THE FLIGHT GOES THE FULL DISTANC~ HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE MORALE TECHNICAL OR ECONOMICAL COOPERATION. COOPER AND FAITH-7 WILL SLOW JOWN AND PROBLEM THE TWO COUNTRIES SIGNED A TRADE RETURN TO A LANDING IN THE PACifiC As fOR CONfLICTS BETWEEN THE MILITARyAGREEMENT FOR 1963 EARLIER THIS YEAR. OCEAN 80 MILES SOUTHEAST OF MIDWAY LEADERS AND DEfENSE SECRETARY ROBERT RUSSIA HAS WITHDRAWN ALL ITS TECH- ISLAND SOMETIME LATE THE fOLLOWING S McNAMARA, OR HIS CIVILIAN AIDES, NICIANS FROM CHINA AND IT IS UNLIKELY DAY THE PRESIDENT SAID fRICTION WAS IN- THE NEW SINO-SOVIET "COOPERATION PLAN" RECOVERY fORCES ALREADY ARE MOVING EVITABLE AND THAT DISPUTES WILL CON- CALLS fOR A REVIVAL OF SOVIET TECHNICAL INTO LANDING ZONES AROUND THE WORLD-­ TINUE BUT THE PRESIDENT SAID SOME- ASSISTANCE TO RED CHINA, THOUGH THE SOME INTO THE PLANNED "TOUCHDOWN" BODY HAS TO MAKE FINAL DECISIONS ON POSSIBILITY EXISTS. AREA, OTHERS INTO SPOTS WHERE COOPER MILITARY MATTERS AND THAT IS McNAMARA~ MIGHT BE EXPECTED TO LAND IF AN EMER­ JOB ROGER HILSMAN SWORN IN GENCY DEVELOPED AND HE HAD TO RETURN "I THINK EVERYBODY WILL GET ALONG," WASHINGTON, (UPI )--FORMER GUERRILLA I N A HURRY HE SAID, "THROUGHOUT THE MILITARY LEADER ROGER HILSMAN WAS SWORN IN TO­ THE VOYAGE IS BY fAR THE MOST AM­ SERVICES AS A WHOLE, THERE MAY BE A DAY AS ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE BITIOUS EVER UNDERTAKEN BY THE UNITED FEELING THAT THE MILITARY AND RESERVE fOR FAR EASTERN AFfAIRS AND NOTED THE STATES. I T MAY ALSO BE 'THE LAST FOR FORCES ARE RECEIVING INADEQUATE "AWESOME PROBLEMS" WHICH FACE HIM IN THE $500 MILLION PROJECT MERCURY, THE RECOGNITION FOR THEIR WORK THE COMMUNIST THREATENED NATIONS Of NATION'S FIRST MAN-IN-SPACE PROGRAM. ASIA ...... OFFICIALS HAVE HINTED THAT, BARRING INSURANCE FOR ASTRONAUTS SECRETARY Of STATE DEAN RUSK, UNDER­ A MAJOR MISHAP WITH THIS MISSION, NEW YORK, (UPI )--THE AETNA LIFE SECRETARY OF STATE GEORGE BALL AND AMERICA'S EFFORTS WILL BE SHifTED AL­ INSURANCE COMPANY TODAY ISSUED UNDERSECRETARY OF STATE fOR POLITICAL MOST IMMEDIATELY TO THE MORE ADVANCED $100,000 LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES TO AFfAIRS W AVERILL HARRIMAN WATCHED PROJECT GEMNINI--THE NEXT KEY STEP ON EACH OF THE SEVEN ORIGINAL ASTRONAUTS, AS THE OATH Of OfFICE WAS ADMINISTERED THE LONG ROAD TOWARD MANNED FLIGHTS INCLUDING L.GORDON COOPER WHO IS BY WILLIAM J. TONESK, DEPUTY CHIEF OF TO THE MOON. SCHEDULED TO ORBIT THE EARTH 22 TIMES PROTOCOL. A MAJOR PART OF HIS WORK WILL BE I NEXT WEEK. HILSMAN, fORMER DIRECTOR Of THE PHOTOGRAPHY--TAKING PICTURES OF EVERY­ THE COMPANY SAID IT CONSIDERED BOXINGSTATE DEPARTMENT'S INTELLIGENCE AND THING fROM A SETTING MOON TO AN ORBI­ AND STEEPLEJACKING AS HAZARDOUS RESEARCH, SAID THERE WERE TWO ASPECTS TING BALOON. WITH THE 16, 35, 70 AND OCCUPATIONS. Of HIS NEW JOB WHICH GAVE HIM "SLEEP- 80 MILLIMETER CAMERAS, HE WILL SPEND THE POLICIES WERE THE FIRST INDI- LESS NIGHTS" AS MUCH TIME AT THE WINDOW Of HIS VIDUAL POLICIES ISSUED TO AMERICA'S ONE, HE SAID, WAS THE "AWESOME PRO- CAPSULE AS A TOURIST AT THE TOP OF THE SPACEMEN THE COMPANY SAID APPLICA- BLEM" OF AGGRESSIVE CHINESE COMMUNISM EMPIRE STATE BUILDING. TIONS fOR THE NINE NEW ASTRONAUTS ARE IN THE FAR EAST. THE OTHER WAS THE COOPER WILL TRY TO PHOTOGRAPH THE NOW BEING PROCESSED. "VERY LARGE SHOES I AM REQUIRED TO EERIE, BRILLIANT GLOW Of THE EARTH'S GEORGE HOGEMAN, AETNA VICE PRESIDENT, FILL IT IS SOMETHING OF A HANDICAP HORIZON FROM SPACE. HE WILL POINT A SAID THAT THERE WAS NO WAY THE COMPANY ITO fOLLOW AN AVERILL HARRIMAN" CAMERA AT THE MOON fOR PERHAPS SOME COULD DETERMINE THE ACTUAL RISK IN- ••••• Of THE MOST SPECTACULAR PICTURES EVER VOLVED IN SETTING THE RATE FOR POLICIES. ANCIENT DOCUMENT TAKEN Of THAT MYSTERIOUS FELLOW TRA­ "ALL Of THE PILdTS ARE MILITARY JET BEIRUT, LEBANON, (UPI )--A WELL KNOWN VELER IN THE SKY. PILOTS, SO THE NORMAL EXTRA CHARGE FOR ANTIQUARIAN DROPPED A BOMBSHELL IN HE WILL SNAP PHOTOGRAPHS OF A NEBU­ THIS WAS ADDED," HOGEMAN SAID. "THEN MOSLEM CIRCLES TODAY BY CLAIMING HE LOUS GLOW KNOWN AS "THE ZODIACAL LIGH~ WE ADDED ANOTHER EXTRA,CHARGE FOR HAD A DOCUMENT WRITTEN BY THE PROPHET --AND HE WILL AIM DOWNWAKD TOWARD ORBITAL FLIGHTS. MOHAMMED EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE TO GET PICTURES "HOWEVER, THERE ARE OCCUPATIONS So FAR A~ MOSLEMS KNOW, THE PROPHET THAT WILL HELP IN THE DESIGNING Of THAT THE COMPANY CONSIDERS MORE DAN­ WAS ILLITERATE AND THERE IS NO KNOWN FUTURE WEATHER SATELLITES. GEROUS. Two Of THEM ARE BOXING AND DOCUMENT TO PROVE THE CONTRARY PART OF COOPER'S WORK IS GEARED TO­ STEEPLEJACKING AND POSSIBLY RACE CAR COMMENTING ON A REPORT IN THE MORN­ WARD FUTURE PROGRAMS AIMED AT EXTEND- DRIVERS IN A RACE NOT CLOSELY SUPER­ ING NEWSPAPER BEIRUT MASSA THAT THE ING MAN'S HAND IN SPACE ON ONE OC- VISED" DOCUMENT WAS BEING EXAMINED IN AN AT­ CASION, HE WILL RELEASE A IO-POUND TEMPT TO DETERMINE ITS AUTHENTICITY, BALL OF FLASHING LIGHTS FROM FAITH-7, MANILA DOCK STRIKE ANTIQUARIAN HENRI PHARAON SAID. AND AT ANOTHER TIME HE WILL EJECT A MANILA, (UPI )--SIX OCEAN-GOING VES­ "I PAID 90 GOLD COINS FOR THE DOCU­ 30-INCH DIAMETER BALLOON WHICH WILL SELS FROM EUROPE WERE AMONG THOSE MENT, BUT IT IS ONLY CLAIMED TO BE DANGLE FROM THE SPACECRAfT AT THE END fORCES TO UNLOAD THEIR CARGO AT SHIP­ HANDWRITTEN BY MO~AMMED AND I HAVE NO OF A LONG LINE. SIDE WEDNESDAY BECAUSE Of THE DOCK­ AUTHENTIC PROOF OF THIS" THE OBJECT IN BOTH CASES WILL BE TO WORKERS' STRIKE AT THE MANILA SOUTH THE DOCUMENT PURPORTED TO BE A LET­ DETERMINE HOW WELL AND HOW ACCURATELY HARBOR. TER WRITTEN BY THE PROPHET TO THE A MAN CAN SEE OBJECTS OUTSIDE HIS A SPOKESMAN fOR THE MANILA PILOTS PERSIAN EMPEROR CYRUS URGING HIM TO CAPSULE--A CRITICAL PIECE OF KNOWLEDGE ASSOCIATION IDENTifiED THE SHIPS AS ADOPT MOHAMMEDANISM FOR THE DAYS Of THE FUTURE WHEN ASTRO­ THE SPAARKNEKERK AND THE NIJKERK fROM LEADING MOSLEM THEOLOGIAN DR ABDEL NAUTS WILL TRY TO BRING HUGE SPACE­ THE NETHERLANDS, THE TREIMERSK AND THE HAfiZ LAKDI TOLD UPI THAT "SO fAR AS SHIPS TOGETHER IN ORBITS AROUND THE TEMERARE fROM NORWAY AND THE CHANG SHA MOSLEMS KNOW MOHAMMED WAS ILLITERATE EARTH AND MOON. AND THE ADRSTUS fROM THE UNITED KINGDOM. AND USED A SIGNET RING IN PLACE OF A THE ASTRONAUT WILL CARRY ALONG MED­ THE SPOKESMAN WAS UNABLE TO DISCLOSE SIGNATURE I STRONGLY DOUBT THE AU- ICAL GEAR TO MEASURE HIS BODY TEMPERA­ THE CARGO ABOARD THE SHIPS HE SAID THENTICITY OF THIS DOCUMENT AND DON'T TURE, BLOOD PRESSURE, HEARTBEAT AND OTHER FOREIGN VESSELS AFFECTED BY THE SEE HOW IT CAN BE PROVED HIS BREATHING RATE--DATA VITAL TO DOC-, STRIKE WERE AMERICAN AND JAPANESE. TORS ON THE GROUND. I ~------,

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PRESIDENT PREDICTS "SPECTACULAR EffORTS" IN SPACE BY THE RUSSiANS MACYYS GIGANTIC WAREHOUSE SALE WASH I NGTON, ,(UPI )--PRES I DENT KENNEDY, DEfENDING HIS NEW SPACE PROGRAM, PRE- I MAY 13TH, 14TH, 15TH rROM 11:00 A M TO 6:00 P.M. DIeTED TODAY THAT RUSSIA WILL STAGE : IN BUILDING 714 NEAR DEHUMIDlrlED WAREHOUSE "SPECTACULAR EfrORTS" IN SPACE DURING THE NEXT fEW MONTHS. fOR FATHER ON fATHER'S DAY THE PRESIDENT SAID HIS BUDGET WAS THE ZENITH TRANS-OCEANIC RADIO HARILELA'S PERLON SHIRT MINIMUM NEEDED TO KEEP AMERICAN IN THE! REG. -- SALE PRICE REG -- SALE PRICE ROCKET RACE WITH RUSSIA. $135·75 $99.50 $2.90 $1 45 KENNEDY MADE THE fORECAST IN A fACE­ - 0 - - 0 - TO-rACE EXCHANGE WITH A rORMER EISEN- I HOWER ADMINISTRATION OfrlCIAl WHO ASKED EIWA-CORDER, TRANSISTOR TAPERECORDER WHY THE PRESIDENT WAS PROPOSING A f REG. -- SAL E PR ICE $4 5 BILLION OVERALL BUDGET INCREASE , $54.00 $27 00 ABOVE THE CURRENT fISCAL YEAR'S lEVEL I - 0 - THE QUESTIONER WAS DR GABRIEL HAUGE, rORMER PRESIDENT DWIGHT 0 EISENHOWER'S JAPANESE HAND PAINTED SCREEN SOKO HANGING PLATE SPECIAL ASSISTANT fOR ECONOMIC AFrAIRS. REG. -- SALE PR ICE REG.-- SALE PRICE HAUGE RAISED THE ISSUE WHEN THE $16.20 $8. 10 $24.15 $12.40 PRESIDENT THREW HIMSELf OPEN TO QUES­ - 0 - - 0 - TIONS AFTER SPEAKING ON BEHAlr Or HIS TAX CUT PROGRAM TO THE COMMITTEE JAPANESE STAINLESS STEEL STEAK KNIVES - SET fOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. ( 6 KNIVES PER SET) IN HtS SPEECH TO THE COMMITTEE, COM­ REG. -- SALE PRICE POSED Or SOME 200 CORPORATION EXECU-I $1 .85 SET .95 SET TIVES AND EDUCATORS, THE PRESIDENT SAID - 0 - HIS PROPOSED $10 BILLION TAX CUT--PlUS fEDERAL EXPENDITURES WHICH WilL MEAN AQUATIC SWIM fiNS JAPANESE SITTING DOLL A BUDGET DErlCIT Or ABOUT THE SAME REG. -- SALE PRICE REG. -- SALE PRICE AMOUNT--ARE "Or THE CORRECT MAGNITUDE $2·10 $1.75 $6·50 $3. 25 TO HELP BRING THE ECONOMY CLOSE TO - 0 - - 0 - rUll EMPLOYMENT WITHIN THE NEXT TWO YEARS." COLONY, HI-BALL/BUCKET CADDY SET REG. -- SALE PRICE AMERICAN SCALES EVEREST $3 75 $1 ·90 - 0 - KATMANDU, NEPAL, (UPI)--THE rlRST AMERICAN TO REACH THE SUMMIT Of MOUNT RELIABLE, TRAIN CASE KUNDO ELECTRONIC CLOCK EVEREST WAS IDENTifiED HERE TODAY AS REG. -- SALE PRICE REG. -- SALE PRICE JAMES W WHITTAKER, 32, Or REDMOND, $10.00 $7 90 $17 75 $8 90 WASHINGTON - 0 - - 0 - AN AMERICAN EXPEDITION SPOKESMAN SAID WHITTAKER AND SHERPA GUIDE COLONY, ON THE ROCKS BUCKET CADDY SET NOWANG GOMBU WERE THE TWO MEMBERS REG. -- SALE PR I CE Of THE U.S. EXPEDITION WHO CONQUERED $3·75 $1·90 THE 29,028-rOOT SUMMIT MAY I. - 0 - WHITTAKER IS MANAGER Or A RECR~TION­ AL EQUIPMENT rlRM IN SEATTLE, WASHING­ MUNRO, CARRY-ALL BAG SCHWINN 20" BOY'S BIKE TON AND A GUIDE AT MOUNT RAINIER NA­ REG. -- SALE PRICE REG. SALE PRICE TIONAL PARK. $3 60 $1.80 $40.00 $20.00 A GRADUATE Of SEATTLE UNIVERSITY, - 0 - - 0 - HE IS MARRIED AND HAS TWO CHILDREN THE 6-rOOT-5 INCH, 200-POUND WHITTAKER MAGNAVOX (TRANSISTERIZED) STEREO PHONOGRAPH BEGAN CLIMBING AS A Boy SCOUT IN 1943 I REG -- SALE PRICE AND fORMERLY WAS A CLIMBING AND SKI I $99·50 $49·75 INSTRUCTOR rOR THE U S ARMY I - 0 - HE HAS CLIMBED All THE MAJOR PEAKS I Or WASHINGTON AND OREGON AS WEll AS ALL DYNASTY DRESSES AND MUU MUUS TO BE MANY IN COLORADO AND CAllrORNIA. HE REDUCED 50!' PARTICIPATED IN THE 1960 MOUNT McKINLEY - 0 - EXPEDITION IN ALASKA. IT WAS THE rlRST TIME THE iDENTITIES AND MAN Y M 0 R E VALUES! ! Or THE MEN WHO REACHED THE TOP OF THE HIMALAYAN PEAK LAST WEEK HAD BEEN NEW ITEMS WILL BE ADDED THROUGHOUT THE THREE DAY SALE PERIOD, SO PLAN TO DISCLOSED THE AMERICAN TEAM WAS THE SHOP ALL THESE DAYS. THIRD EXPEDITION EAGER TO REACH THE WHY NOT DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NOW? You MAY NEVER riND BARGAINS LIKE SUMMIT Or EVEREST. THIS AGAIN. THE EXPEDITION SPOKESMAN SAID THE TEAM'S lEADER, NORMAN DYHRENfURTH OF ALL STOCKS ARE LIMITED SO ITS SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, REACHED THE fIRST-COME-fIRST-SERVED 28,100-rOOT lEVEL Of MT EVEREST ALONG WITH SHERPA GUIDE ANG DAVA ALL SALES ARE fiNAL TH)S WAS A PERSONAL RECORD ~IGH CLIMB fOR DYHRENrURTH, BETTERING HIS PREVI­ SOVIETS CLAIM EXCLUSIVE HAITI-DOMINICAN DISPUTE TO BE OUS HIGH Or 25,500 rEET, ACCORDING TO CAPTURE Of BERLIN SETTLED BY O.A.S. THE SPOKESMAN MOSCOW, (UPI)--MARSHAL VASSILLI I UNITED NATIONS, (UPI)--HAITI AND THE CHUIKOV--WHO GAINED rAME AS THE "DErEND­ "NO U.S. WARSHIPS" NEAR \.- I DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AGREED TODAY TO CHINESE fREIGHTER ER Or STALINGRAD"--CLAIMED TODAY THAT LEAVf SETTLEMENT Or THEIR CRISIS TO TOKYO, (UPI)--VICE ADM. THOMAS H. SOVIET rORCES CAPTURED BERLIN AND PER­ THE ORGANIZATION Of AMERICAN STATES MOORER, COMMANDER Or THE U.S 7TH flEET MITTED THE WESTERN ALLIES TO ENTER THE AND THE U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL, WITH­ REAffiRMED TODAY THERE WERE NO AMERI­ CITY "IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE YALTA OUT A VOTE, SHELVED ITS DEBATE IN CAN WARSHIPS ANYWHERE NEAR THE COMMUN­ AGREEMENT, TRUE TO OUR OUTY AS AN ALLY " fAVOR Or THE HEMISPHERIC ORGANIZATION. CHUIKOV, IN A TALK ON "VICTORY DAY," IST CHINESE rREIGHTER "LEAP FORWARD" ONLY SOVIET AMBASSADOR NIKOLAI T. f WHEN IT SANK ON MAY DAY IN THE EAST BROADCAST BY Moscow RADIO'S HOME SER­ fEDERENKO, ACCUSING THE UNITED STATES CHINA SEA. VICE, SAID: "THE DEN or THE rASCIST Of MEDDLING WITH "GUNBOAT DIPLOMACY" THE CHINESE CREWMEN AT rlRST TOLD BEAST--BERLIN--WAS TAKEN BY THE SOVIET IN THE lATEST CARIBBEAN CRISIS, HELD JAPANESE RESCURERS THE "LEAP fORWARD" I rORCES. TODAY, THE LEADERS Or THE U.S, THAT THE ISSUE SHOULD BE SETTLED HERE WAS HIT BY THREE TORPEDOES rROM AN UN­ BRITAIN AND fRANCE ARE rOND Or TALKING INSTEAD Of IN THE OAS. ABOUT SOME 'SPECIAL RIGHTS' Or THEIRS IDENTIfiED SUBMARINE. PEKING NEVER THE MAJORITY Of THE II MEMBERS Of PRESSED THIS IMPROBABLE CLAIM. I IN BERLIN. THE COUNCIL WANTED IT lErT TO THE OAS. HOURGLASS FRIDAY 10 MAY 1963~

EVACUATION FROM HAITI KHRUSHCHEV WOOS BRITISH BUSINESS ORDER EAST BERLIN GUARDS TO IGNORE PLEA MIAMI, FLORIDA, (UPI)--Two PLANES Moscow, (UPJ)--PREMIER NIKITA KHRU-

I EVACUATED 195 AMERICANS FROM TENSE SHCHEV TODAY GAVE A HEARTY WELCOME TO BERLIN, (UPI)--AN EAST GERMAN ARMY HAITI TODAY ON A "MOTHERS' MERCY FLIGHT. 21 BRITISH BUSINESSMEN AND HAILED THE POLITICAL OFFICER TODAY TOLD BORDER THE REFUGEES, MOST OF THEM WIVES AND FUTURE OF BRITISH-SOVIET TRADE AT THE GUARDS TO IGNORE APPEALS OF WEST GER­ CHILDREN, REPORTED SEEING SHOOTINGS, VERY MOMENT AN ENGLISH BUSINESSMAN WAS MANS TO "SHOOT TO MISS" REFUGEES. 1-v10BS AND ARSON BEING TRIED AS A SPY COL HELBIG, DEPUTY CHIEF OF THE ONE 14-YEAR-OLD BOY SAID HE SAW TWO NOT ONCE DURING THE ONE HOUR SESSION ARMY'S POLITICAL DEPARTMENT, SAID BODIES ON THE STREET LAST WEEK WHIL~ AT THE KREMLIN WITH THE SOVIET LEADER REFUGEES ARE NOT GOOD GERMANS AND IT ON THE WAY HOME FROM SCHOOL. HE SAID DID THE BRITISH TRADE DELEGATION HEAR IS THE DUTY OF BORDER GUARDS TO STOP HE CAME UPON THE SCENE WHILE SOLDIERS, THE SUBJECT OF THE GREVILLE WYNNE TRAIL THEM THEIR GUNS STILL SMOKING, STOOD OVER MENTIONED "OUR ENEMY HAS NO RIGHT TO APPEAL THE BODIES "KHRUSHCHEV WAS IN A GOOD HUMOR, TO THE CONSCIENCE OF YOUN~ SOLDIERS SOME OF THE TENSENESS PASSED FROM RIGHT ON THE BALL AND HIS WHOLE TONE NOT TO SHOOT AT 'GERMANS' HE SAID IN TtlE MOTHERS' FACES AS THEY PARADED WAS COMPLETELY CORDIAL," SAID LORD A STATEMENT PRINTED IN THE OFFICIAL DOWN THE RAMPS TO BE GREETED BY FRIEND~ EBBISHAM, LEADER OF THE LONDON-BIRMIN­ ARMY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER VOLKSARMEE RELATIVES AND MILITARY PERSONNEL. MOST HAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GROUP tlOUR WEAPONS ARE TOOLS TO DEFEND OF THE CH I LOREN, RANG ING FROM TEEN- : "KHRUSHCHEV WAS I N FAVOR OF AS MUCH PEACE AND THE HAPPY FUTURE OF THE AGERS TO BABES-IN-ARMS, WERE WIDE-EYED i INCREASE IN TRADE BETWEEN THE TWO GERMAN NATION", HELBIG SAID. AND OBLIVIOUS OF EVERYTHING BUT THE COUNTRIES AS POSSIBLE," THE BUSINESS- THROUGH SIGNS ERECTED ALONG THE BER­

LOLLYPOPS HANDED TO THEM BY RED CROSS l MAN TOLD REPORTERS AS THE SECOND DAY LIN WALL AND BROADCASTS FROM LOUD WORKERS AS THEY CAME OFF THE TWO PLANES OF THE WYNNE-OLEG PENKOVSKY TRIAL WAS SPEAKER TRUCKS,THE WEST BERLIN CITY THE AMERICANS, DEPENDENTS OF THE U.S DRAWING TO A CLOSE GOVERNMENT HAS APPEALED TO BORDER GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL, WERE ORDERED GUARDS TO "SHOOT TO MISS." EVACUATED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT TRUCE IN ALABAMA THE NUMBER OF EAST GERMANS WHO GET "I'VE SEEN SHOOTINGS AND HEARD MA­ ACROSS THE GUARDED AND BARRICADED BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, (UPI)--A SHAKY CHINE GUNS FIRING AND SEEN THEM BURN BORDER SAFELY IS SEEN AS AN INDICATION OFF-AGAIN, ON-AGAIN "TRUCE" IN BIRMING­ HOUSES," SAID MRS RONALD EUGENE HEALD; THAT MANY BORDER POLICE ARE MISSING HAM'S EXPLOSIVE RACIAL BATTLE APPARENT­ WIFE OF A MARINE CORPS CAPTAIN FROM OR LOOKING THE OTHER WAY. STILL OTHER LY WAS SALVAGED LAST NIGHT WHEN INTE­ PENSACOLA, FLORIDA GUARDS ARE FLEEING THEMSELVES GRATION LEADER DR MARTIN LUTHER KING MOST OF THE OTHER WIVES AND MOTHERS HAD LITTLE TO SAY EXCEPT THAT THE JR WAS FREED FROM JAIL THE TRUCE WAS ANNOUNCED EARLY THIS IT WAS WONDERFUL TO FIND AMERICA, SITUATION IN HAITI WAS tlTENSE." SOME AFTERNOON AND WAS APPLAUDED BY PRESI­ BUT IT WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE WONDERFUL APPEARED RELUCTANT TO TALK TO NEWSMEN TO MISS IT , BECAUSE THEIR HUSBANDS REMAINED BEHIND DENT KENNEDY --MARK TWAIN BUT WITHIN A FEW HOURS AFTER THE IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE CHIEF EXECUTIVE SPOKE, KING WAS CON­ AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE VICTED AND JAILED ON MONTH-OLD CHARGES FRIDAY, 10 MAY 1963 STOCKS OF LEADING A SEGRAGATION PROTEST MARCH 5:05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT NEW YORK, (UPI)--INDUSTRIAL STOCKS HIS ARREST CAUSED CONFUSION AMONG 6:00 NEWS WORKED IRREGULARLY HIGHER TODAY, HELPED OTHER NEGRO LEADERS, SOME OF WHOM SAID 6:15 MUSIC ON PARADE BY GOOD CORPORATE NEWS AND HOPES THAT THF TURN OF EVENTS NEGATED THE EARLIER 6:30 THE COMMUNIST CHALLENGE A NATIONAL RAIL STRIKE CAN SE AVERTED. AGREEMENT WITH WHITE LEADERS 7:00 ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC BROKERS SAID BUYING WAS CAUTIOUS AND BUT HARDLY HAD THE JAIL DOORS SLAMMED 7:30 ONE NIGHT STAND TE~TILES DID BETTER THAN MOST ON KING BEFORE IT WAS ANNOUNCED THAT 8:00 LINEUP FOOD STOCKS IMPROVED AND A SELECTION HE AND AN AIDE, REV RALPH ABERNETH, 8:30 SPORTS REPORT o~ BLUE CHIPS TACKED ON PENNIES. Bo­ HAD BEEN RELEASED ON BOND OF $2,500 8:45 BIG NOISE WATER NOTCHED BETTER THAN ONE SHILLING EACH 9:15 PERSONAL STORY IN PAPERS, ONF OR TWO STORES BOUNCED 9:20 NEWS ANALYSIS BACK AND ROLLS ROYCE EDGED HIGHER PHILIPPINES WAR CLAIMS 9:30 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES GOLD MINES STAGED A COMEBACK AND WASHINGTON, (UPI)--SENATOR J WIL- 10:00 MUSIC SIGN OFT ~ELD ON TO THEIR BETTER LEVELS AT THE LIAM FULBRIGHT INDICATED TODAY HE WILL 12:00 BELL ANGLO-AMERICAN CORP. ADDED NOT TRY TO OVERTURN THE COMPROMISE SATURDAY, II MAY 1963 NEARLY 4 SHILLINGS TO 180 SHILLINGS, COMMITTEE'S DECISION ON PAYMENT OF 6:00 A M. SIGN ON AND WESTERN HOLDINGS MOVED UP TO 157 PHILIPPINE WAR DAMAGE CLAIMS, FINAL 6:02 DON THE DAWN BREAKER SHILLINGS 6 PENCE, fREE STATE GEDULD, ACTION IS EXPECTED EARLY NEXT WEEK. 7:00 NEWS ST HELENA AND WEST DRIEFONTEIN ALSO FULBRIGHT HAD SPONSORED AN AMENDMENT 7:05 DAWN BREAKER CONT'D GAINED COPPERS SEE-SAWED TO MAKE A LUMP-SUM PAYMENT OF $73 MIL- 7:30 SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL MINOR GAINS WENT TO LEADING OIL COUNT-LION TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE PHILIP- 8:00 NAVY HOUR I 0 ALSUMS OF THE WEEK ERS PINES INSTEAD OF PAYING INDIVIDUAL 8:3 ARMY HOUR IBM THE MARKET'S LEADING SPECULATIVE CLAIMS 9:00 0 FREEDOM SINGS GROWTH ISSUE, OPENED LATE AND UP 5 HIS PROPOSAL WAS APPROVED BY THE 9:3 10-00 ROCK 'N ROLL CALL POINTS, WHILE XEROX ROSE AROUND ~ MORE SENATE, BUT THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE II IRA COOK SHOW POINTS TO A RECORD HIGH INSISTED ON RETAINING THE ORIGINAL :30 FORM OF PAYMENTS, WITH THE ADDITION OF 12:00 NEWS KENNEDY EXPLAINS LAOTIAN POLICY A RESTRICTION BARRING PAYMENT OF AGENTS 12:05 WEATHER AND STOCK REPORT 12: 10 MIDDAY MELODIES WASHINGTON, (UPI)--PRESIDENT KEN­ FEES BY THE CLAIMANTS. 0 POLKA PARK NEDY SAID TODAY THE UNITED STATES THIS RESTRICTION WAS AIMED AT WASH­ 12:3 1:00 NEWSMAKERS ~AY HAVE TO SEEK tlOTHER REMEDIES" IF INGTON LOBBYIST JOHN O'DONNELL, WHO I : SPORTS REPORT THE SHAKY COALITION GOVERNMENT IN STOOD TO GAIN UP TO $500,000 IN SUCH 15 1 SHOP CONCERT LAOS FALLS FEES AND WHOSE ACTIVITIES ON BEHALF OF :30 0 PUBLIC AFFAIRS PROGRAM KENNEDY WAS ASKED AT HIS NEWS CON­ THE BILL LAST YEAR LED FULBRIGHT TO 3:3 NOTE: MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL FERENCE WHY THE UNITED STATES MILI­ PROPOSE HIS ALTERNATIVE TO PREVENT IF AVAILABLE TARILY SUPPORTED GOVERNMENT FORCES O'DONNELL FROM COLLECTING THE HUGE 4:00 NEWS IN SOUTH VIET NAM BUT IN LAOS BACKED FEES JAZZ BOOK A COALITION GOVERNMENT OF RIGHTISTS, THE BILL CONTAINING THE NEW PHILIP­ 4:05 0 DINNER MUSICALE NEUTRALISTS AND COMMUNISTS PINE RESTRICTION--REQUIRING CLAIMANTS 5.0 b:OO NEWS "BECAUSE THE SITUATIONS ARE DIFFER­ TO SIGN AFFADAVITS SWEARING THEY WILL THIS IS My STORY ENT," HE SAID. "THAT'S WHY THE REMEDY NOT PAY FEES TO AGENTS--WAS DELAYED 6: 15 DEBRIEFING HAS BEEN DIFFERENT WE HAVE HAD A THIS WEEK IN A CONTROVERSY OVER AN 6:30 COMMITMENT FOR A GOOD MANY YEARS TO UNRELATED PROVISION THE INTEGRITY OF SOUTH VIET NAM. GENERAL MESS MENU - SATURDAY "WE ARE ANXIOUS TO MAINTAIN THE BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER NEUTRALITY OF LAOS--IT MAY NOT BE FRUIT JUICE CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP POTATO SOUP POSSIBLE TO DO SO AND IT MAY BE NEC­ FRESH FRUIT CHICKEN FRIED STEAK ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF ESSARY TO SEEK OTHER REMEDIES HOT & COLD CEREAL MASHED POTATOES POTATOES ROSETTE "BUT WE HAVE ADOPTED WHAT WE CON­ BOILED EGGS BRUSSELS SPROUTS BUTTERED LIMA BEANS SIDERED TO BE--CONSIDERING THE GEO­ CORN BEEF PATTIES STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE GRAPHY, THE HISTORY, THE NATURE OF HASH BROWN POTATOES SALAD BAR W/DRESSING SALAD BAR W/DRESSING THE THREAT AND THE ALTERNATE SOLU­ STEAMED RICE CHOCOLATE PUDDING BOSTON CREAM PIE TIONS--WE HAVE ADOPTED FOR EACH COUN­ JELL y TWI ST CHILLED MILK CHILLED MILK TRY WHAT WE REGARDED AS THE BEST COFF'EE-HoT TEA COFFEE-HOT TEA ICED TEA wiLEMON STRATEGY " (CONTINUED FROM COLUMN 2) I DON LOCK'S BASES-LOADED HOMER IN THE BOTTOM Of THE 13TH iNNING POWERED THE WASHINGTON SENATORS TO A 6-3 VICTORY OVER THE CLEVELAND IN~~ANS. SPORTS THE INDIANS, WHO HAD GONE AHEAD, 3-i, IN THE TOP OF THE 13TH, COLLECTED ONLY fOUR HITS OFF DON RUDOLPH. PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION FRIDAY MAY 10, 1963 THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES KNOCKED BOSTON PATTERSON TO JOIN FREEDOM MARCHERS NATIONAL LEAGUE NIGHT ROUNDUP OUT OF FIRST P~CE BY BOMBARDING FOUR NEW YORK, {UPI )--FORMER WORLD HEAVY- NEW YORK, (UPI )--WILlIE DAVIS RAPPED 1 RED SOX PITCHERS FOR 17 HITS AND A WEiGHT CHAMPION FLOYD PATTERSON SAID TWO HOME RUNS AND A TRIPLE AS THE Los 10-4 VICTORY. BROOKS ROBINSON COL­ HE WOULD GO TO BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, ANGELES DODGERS CLUBBED ST. LOUIS lECTED THREE SINGLES AND A DOUBLE AND I MONDAY WITH FORMER BASEBALL STAR CARDINAL RELIEF PITCHING FOR SIX RUNS JIM GENTILE HOMERED AND DOUBLED TO JACKIE ROBINSON, TO JOIN THE FREEDOM IN~E lAST TWO INNINGS TO TAKE AN II- PACE BALTIMORE'S ATTACK. I MARCHERS AND "GET THROWN IN JAIL" 5 VICTORY OVER THE CARDS WEDNESDAY KEN HUNT'S SOLO HOMER IN THE EiGHTH "\ EXPECT TO BE HANDL ED ROUGHL Y NIGHT I INNING GAVE THE Los ANGELES ANGELS I AND INTEND TO BE NON-VIOLENT," SAID STAN MUSIAL SET A NEW ALL-TIME MAJOR A 4-3 TRIUMPH OVER THE MINNESOTA PATTERSON, WHO IS SCHEDULED TO FIGHT LEAGUE RECORD OF 1,357 EXTRA BASE HiTS TWINS. BOB ALLISON HOMERED FOR THE I SONNY L!STON FOR THE HEAVYWEIGHT --TOPPING BABE RUTH'S FORMER MARK-- TWINS IN THE FOURTH INNING AND MIN­ CROWN AT LAS VEGAS, JULY 22 rtBUT I WHEN HE HOMERED IN THE FOURTH INNING NESOTA SCORED TWICE IN THE NEXT FRAME WiLL PROTECT MYSELF AGAINST POLICE THE BLOW CAME OFF BOB MilLER. TO TIE THE SCORE AT 3-ALl DOGS" DAVIS LED THE 13-HIT DODGER ATTACK PATTERSON SAID HE HAD BEEN "ASHAMEDrt WITH HOMERS IN THE FOURTH AND NINTH LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE OF SITTING BACK DURING THE BIRMINGHAM INNINGS AND A TRIPLE IN THE EIGHTH I FRIDAY 10 MAY I PROTEST AND HAD ASKED ROBINSON IF HE WHEN Los ANGELES BROKE A 5-5 TIE WITH 5 P.M. DODGERS VS YANKEES I COULD GO ALONG WITH HIM. I FIVE RUNS. SUNDAY 12 MAY EARLIER IN THE DAY PATTERSON RENEWED BIG BLOWS IN THE DODGER'S EIGHTH 2 P.M CARDINALS VS YANKEES HIS NEW YORK PISTOL PERMIT, EXPLAINING WERE THE TRIPLE BY DAVIS, A HOME RUN 4 P.M. GIANTS VS DODGERS HE CARRIEDA PISTOL BECAUSE HE OfTEN I BY JUNIOR GILLIAM, HIS fiRST Of THE FRIDAY 17 MAY I HAD LARGE SUMS Of MONEY BUT HE ADDED SEASON, AND A DOUBLE BY RON FAIRLY. 5 P.M. YANKEES VS DODGERS HE DID NOT PLAN TO TAKE THE PISTOL ~ll THE HITS CAME OFF BOBBY SHANTZ WiTH HIM TO BIRMINGHAM WHO WAS THE lOSER. FAIRLY DROVE IN MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS ROBINSON, WHO BROKE THE COLOR LINE TWO RUNS. HE NOW HAS HIT SAFELY IN NATIONAL W L ACT GB IN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL, lONG HAS NINE GAMES, HIS 22 RUNS-BATTED-IN SAN FRANCISCO 18 10 6 43 BEEN A MILITANT ANTI-SEGREGATIONIST -- DURING THE LAST 17 GAMES, AND IS HIT­ P,TTSBURGH 14 10 .58 3 2 "I FEEL GUILTY AT NOT BEING DOWN TING WELL OVER .300. CHICAGO 15 I ·577 2 THERE AND ASKED ROBINSON If I COULD THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS SCORED ST LOUIS 10 12 ·571 2 GO WITH HIM,rt PATTERSON SAID rtl SEVEN RUNS IN THE FOURTH INNING AND Los ANGELES 14 14 .~oo 4 HOPE TO GIVE THE NEGROES THERE CONfi­ WENT ON TO BEAT THE MilWAUKEE BRAVES, MILWAUKEE 13 15 • 64 5 DENCE IN THE FACT THAT NEGROES IN THE 12-5, FOR THEIR EIGHTH WIN IN NINE CINCINNATI II NORTH ARE BEHIND THEM AND MAYBE THIS .4~8 5 I GAMES. W,LLIE MCCOVEY, JOSE PAGAN, PHILADELPHIA II :~ .4 0 WILL INCREASE THE NUMBER OF MARCHERS" J,M DAVENPORT AND FELIPE ALOU HAD TWO "2 NEW YORK • 423 ~ PATTERSON WILL GO SOUTH WITH A HITS EACH FOR THE GIANTS, WHO RAISED HOUSTON 8 BANDAGED RIGHT HAND FOLLOWING A MINOR 9 :~ ·333 i THEIR SEASON ROAD RECORD TO 12-2 AMERICAN OPERATION ON HIS KNUCKLES WHICH HAD JOE NUXHALl PITCHED A SEVEN-HITTER CHICAGO 14 10 .583 DELAYED HIS LATEST BID TO REGAIN THE TO GIVE THE C I Nt I NNAT'f REDS A 3-2 DE-) -- I BOSTON 12 9 ·571 HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE. CISION OVER THE HOUSTON COLTS. KANSAS C,TY 15 12 .5~6 I JOHNNY EDWARDS SINGLED HOME TWO RUNS NEW YORK 12 10 I BASEBALL TRADES IN THE fOURTH iNNING TO PROVIDE THE ·5 ~ BALTIMORE 14 12 '·53 , NEW YORK, (UPI )--THE NEW YORK METS MARGIN Of DIFFERENCE FOR THE REDS. I Los ANGELES 15 14 ·5'7 i "2 TODAY ACQUIRED SHORTSTOP CHICO CLEVELAND 10 19 .~OO 2 FERNANDEZ IN A COMPLICATED DEAL WITH AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP DETROIT II 15 • 23 4 THE MilWAUKEE BRAVES, AND OPTIONED NEW YORK, (UPI )--AL KALINE SLUGGED WASHINGTON II 16 • 401 4 MARV THRONEBERRY AND TEO SCHREIBER TO A TWO-RUN HOMER IN THE lAST HALF OF i MINNES010 1O 16 38 5 5 BUfFALO Of THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. THE NINTH INNING WEDNESDAY NIGHT Off THE DEAL STARTED WHEN THE DETROIT .. . .. NEW YORK YANKEE REllEt ACE JIM BOUTON BEATTY TO RUN IN L.Ao RELAYS TIGERS GOT DOWN TO THE 25-PLAYER TO GIVE THE DETROIT TIGERS A DRAMATIC Los ANGELES, (UPI )--JIM BEATTY, LIMIT BY SENDING FERNANDEZ TO THE 7-6 VICTORY. AMERICAN RECORD HOLDER AT 5,000 METERS BRAVES FOR CASH AND A PLAYER TO BE IT WAS A HOME RUN CARNIVAL WITH EACH WilL CHALLENGE NEW ZEALAND'S MURRY DETERMINED LATER. TEAM GETTING FOUR HOMERS, INCLUDING HALBERG IN THAT EVENT MAY 17 IN THE THE BRAVES THEN TRANSFERRED FERNAN­ TWO EACH BY THE T,GERS' JAKE WOOD AND 23RD ANNUAL COLISEUM RELAYS, IT DEZ TO THE METS IN EXCHANGE fOR PIT­ THE YANKEES' TOM TRESH WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY. CHER LARRY Foss AND CASH. TRESH'S BLAST Off THE FACING OF THE JIM GRELLE, WHO SCORED AN UPSET THRONEBERRY, 29, WAS A POPULAR THIRD DECK, LEADING OFf THE SEVENTH OVER BEATTY IN THE 1,500-METER EVENT FIGURE LAST SEASON IN NEW YORK WHEN INNING, GAVE THE YANKEES A 6-5 lEAD AT THE PAN AMERICAN GAMES, WILL fACE HE BECAME THE GOOD-HUMORED SYMBOL OF BOUTON, WHO CAME IN THE GAME IN THE PETE'R SNELL IN TI-£ 1141 LE EVENT. THE METS' POOR RECORD ON THE FIELD fiFTH INNING, HAD GIVEN UP ONLY TWO BEATTY AND GRELLE WERE AMONG 12 SCHREIBER, A UTILITY INFIELDER, WAS HITS GOING INTO THE NINTH. BUT HE STARS OF Los ANGELES TRACK CLUB MEM­ DRAfTED BY THE METS FROM THE BOSTON WALKED NORM CASH AND THEN KAllNE BERS ENTERED TODAY IN THE TR~CK AND RED SOX ORGANiZATION lAST DECEMBER STEPPED UP AND SLAMMED THE WINNING FIELD COMPETITION BY COACH MiHALY ACCORDING TO BASEBAll RULES, THE METS BLOW INTO THE lEfT fiELD SEATS I GlO I. FIRST WERE OBLIGED TO OFFER HIM TO WOOD GOT THE FIRST HIT OFF BOUTON SNELL, HOLDER OF THE WORLD MilE RE­ THE RED SOX! FARM AT SEATTLE WHEN IN THE SIXTH INNING, HIS SECOND HOMER, CORD OF 3:54 4, IS COMING TO THE SEATTLE WAIVED HIM, THE METS ASSIGNED WHICH STOPPED BOUTON'S HITLESS STREAK COLISEUM WITH HIS OLYMPIC GOLD MEDAL SCHREIBER TO BUFFALO, ALONG WITH AT NINE INNINGS AND HIS SCORELESS IN­ COUNTRYMAN HALBERG, WHO IS SETT!NG THRONEBERRY NING STRING AT 15. HIS SIGHTS ON THE WORLD 5,OOO-METER FERNANDEZ, BROKE INTO THE MAJORS 31, THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX RUINED ED RECORD OF 13:35.0 BEATTY'S 13 04500 WITH THE BROOKLYN DODGERS IN 1956 RAKOW'S BID FOR A PERFECT GAME WITH CLOCKING IS THE BEST U S. MARK EVER. HE WAS TRADED TO THE PHILADELPHIA AN EIGHT-RUN UPRISING IN THE SEVENTH THE MILE-RUN FIELD, BESiDES SNELL PHILLIES IN 1957 AND TO THE TIGERS INNING AND WENT ON TO DOWN THE KANSAS AND GRELLE, INCLUDES DYROL BURLESON, AFTER THE 1959 SEASON. HE BATTED A CITY ATHLETICS, 8-3 THE VICTORY THE FORMER UoS. RECORD HOLDER AT 249 lAST YEAR BUT THIS SEASON HAS MOVED THE WHITE SOX INTO FIRST PLACE 3:57 6, CARY WEISIGER, TOM OVBARA, ONLY A 143 AVERAGE IN 15 GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE BilL DOTSON, TOMMY SULLIVAN AND THORNEBERRY HAS BEEN AT BAT 14 TIM~ RAKOW RETIRED THE FIRST 18 MEN HE ) OTHERS. fOR A .143 MARK AND SCHREIBER HAS A FACED BEfORE MIKE HERSHBERGER lED Off .231 AVERAGE FOR 13 AT-BATS THE SEVENTH WITH A SINGLE. BEFORE !! I MOWNTAlfNBAlu, SCHEDULE" 1\ I II- II Foss, A 26-YEAR OLD RIGHTHANDER, THE INNING WAS OVER, THE WHITE SOX trufd: to J ~FRS'('A rI NOON" ioN SAlriURt>A F I I HAS NOT MADE A PITCHING APPEARANCE HAD PUSHED ACROSS ALL THEIR RUNS ON I THIS SEASON. SIX HITS. EDDIE FISHER, WHO NEEDED FrOR T'HE' MbtlrtTAt, N8All- SC1iiEOUlE TOl'SE ANN"lOUrlc ED F'OR -~HAT DA yl l ~) (i ILL RELIEf HELP fROM JIM BROSNAN AFTER I FAME IS Cl!MBING A GREASY POLE FOR GIVING UP A NINTH INNING HOMER TO I $10 AND RUINING TROUSERS WORTH $15· NORM SIEBERN, GAINED HIS SECOND VIC- No WONDER SHE'S GUSHING THE FELLOW - JOSH BilLINGS TORY IN SIX DECISIONS. SHE'S DINING WITH OWNS 200 Oil WELLS. J______~ __ Jl~C~O~N~T~IN~U~E~D~~O~N~~N~E!XlT~C~O~L~U=M~NJ) ______L ______r:---~------~3r3E~------__ I PAGE 6 HOURGLASS FR I DAY 10 MAY 196'1 ~--N-O-T-IC-ES----r------=....:..:~m~O;---~-te-6 --::::::J~o-n~£f.~kt~~-v---j

WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. NURSES FOR WORK AT ISLAND HOSPITAL. "THE BREAKff ApPLICANTS MUST BE LPN OR R N. No SYNOPSIS AVAILABLE ApPLY AT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OF­ FICE AT THE TERMINAL BUILDING OR CALL RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. 2 190. ffDE L I CATE DE L I NQUENT" JERRY LEWIS, MARTHA HYER--HE'S A TEENAGE TERROR WHO SCARES THE NIKE ZEUS PROJECT HAS REQUIRE­ NOBODY BUT HIMSELF. MENTS FOR STENOGRAPHERS AND SECRETAR­ IAL STENOGRAPHERS. THESE OPENINGS YO~E YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M. AND 9:00 P.M. EXIST IN THE JTO BUILDING AND OUTLYING "FOLLOW THE BOYS" C BUILDINGS IN THE ZEUS COMPLEX AREA. CONNIE FRANCIS, PAULA PRENTISS--A HILARIOUS INSIDE STORY OF THE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONCERNING GALS WHO FOLLOW THEIR GOBS. FROM PORT TO RIVIERA PORT. BENEFITS, VACATION, SALARY SCALE AND ADVANCEMENT CONTACT MRS. FRANCES KEOGH, ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6:30 P M AND 8:30 P.M 9-480 JTO BLDG "C().1E FLY WITH ME" .. . DOLORES HART, HUGH O'BRIEN--A ROMANTIC ROUND THE WORLD MAN- QUALIFIED SECRETARIES AND CLERK HUNT. TYPISTS FOR FULL TIME POSITIONS. Ap­ PLY AT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OF­ MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. FICE AT THE TERMINAL BUILDING OR CALL "HELL BENT FOR LEATHER" 21 90 AUDIE MURPHY, FELICIA FARR, & STEPHEN McNALLY -- No SYNOPSIS AVAILABLE (WESTERN) TRICYCLE SUITABLE FOR A 2 YEAR OLD. To DONATE CALL CHAPLAIN DAUGHTRY'S PTA TO HOLD DINNER MEETING OFF ICE, 505. THE GEORGE SEITZ PARENTS AND TEACHERS FRIDAY 10 MAY 1963 8 P.M. ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD ITS FINAL MEET­ WANT TO BUY A USED BICYCLE JACK "WOMAN OBSESSED" C&CS SUSAN ING OF THE 1962-63 SESSION ON MONDAY, RICHARDSON, P.O Box 976 OR CORAL HAYWARD, STEPHEN BOYD--NOTHING COULD MAY 20TH, AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. THE 115 FROM 1300 TO 1450 HOURS. COME BETWEEN HER AND HER SON--NOT EVEN DINNER MEETING WILL BEGIN AT 7:30 P.M. THIS MAN, THIS LOVE, THIS HUNGER. WITH THE PRESENTATION CF Boy SCOUT FOR SALE TROOP 135 WHICH IS SPONSORED BY THE ONE KENMORE-DRYER. MAY BE SEEN AT SATURDAY I I MAY 1963 8 P.M. ASSOCIATION. THE YOUNG LADS WILL HOLD QTRS 494-B OR CALL 575 ANYTIME. nDEL ICATE DELINQUENT" JERRY LEW IS AN AUTHENTIC COURT OF HONOR WHEREBY MARTHA HYER--HE'S A TEENAGE TERROR WHO THE SCOUTS WILL APPEAR BEFORE THE G.E. CONSOLE STEREOPHONIC, AM FM SCARES NOBODY BUT HIMSELF. PLUS NEWS COURT TO PROVE THEIR PROFICIENCIES IN RADIO, RECORD PLAYER, COMBINATION. AND SPORTS. THEIR VARIOUS ACTIVITIES AND THEN RE­ CALL R. V. MAGI AT 9-522 ZEUS COMPLEX CErVE THEIR AWARDS. DINNER WILL BE ...... OR SEE AT CORAL ROOM 210. PRICE $100. FOLLOWED BY THE INSTALLATION OF OFFI­ SECURITY REMINDER CERS WHO HAVE BEEN ELECTED TO THE CANON CAMERA, MODEL VI-T, 50MM FL.8 INSTANCES OF TRESPASSING IN THE DE­ 1963-64 EXECUTIVE BOARD. LENS, WITH CARRYING CASE--IN PERFECT PENDENTS' AREA WARRANTS THE FOLLOWING ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE INVITED CONDITION. ATTACHMENTS ARE, COUPLING REMINDER OF PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE IN­ TO ATTEND AND ARE REMINDED THAT THE STRUCTION CONCERNING RESTRICTIONS SET CANON LIGHT METER, RANGEFINDER (WITH DINNER MEETING IS BY RESERVATION ONLY. FORTH IN THAT AREA: ACCESS TO SUBJECT CASE), ONE 25MM F3.5 WIDE ANGLE LENS MR. MARVIN GLASSCOCK, SCHOOL SUPERIN­ AREA IS NORMALLY LIMITED TO THOSE PER­ (WITH CASE); ONE 100 MM F3.5 LENS (WITH TENDENT, HAS VOLUNTEERED TO ACCEPT THE SONS RESIDING IN THE FAMILY QUARTERS. CASE), AND CANON MODEL V FLASH AT­ RESERVATIONS WHICH MUST BE IN THE OTHER PERSONS DESIRING TO ENTER THE TACHMENT (WITH CASE). WORTH $450.00 SCHOOL OFFICE BY MAY 17TH. PLEASE USE AREA MUST HAVE A VALID REASON TO DO SO OR MORE BACK HOME. PRICE $200.00. THE PRINTED FORM APPEARING IN YOUR AND SHALL PROCEED DIRECTLY TO AND FROM CALL 612 AFTER 4:30 P.M. HOURGLASS. THEIR DESTINATION WITHOUT LOITERING. NON RESIDENTS MAY VISIT QUARTERS ONLY AMERICAN CONCERTONE TAPE RECORDER GEORGE SEITZ PTA IF THEY HAVE RECEIVED A SPECIFIC INVI­ MODEL 505-4R WITH REVERSE-O-MATIC, DINNER MEETING TATION FROM THE QUARTERS RESIDENT CON­ ONE YEAR OLD, IN PERFECT CONDITION, 7:30 P.M., MAY 20, 1963 CERNED. PERSONNEL DESIRING TO TRANSIT $450.00. CALL 625 ANYTIME. YO~E YUK CLUB THE DEPENDENTS HOUSING AREA TO REACH PLEASE MAKE EMON BEACH OR THE REEF FOR SHELLING ONE 3/4 TON 110 A;~'~~~DITJONER, RESERVATIONS FOR MAY DO SO, HOWEVER, I TIS REQU I RED THAT VOLT, $75.00. WOMAN'S 26" BICYCLE. THEY PROCEED BY DIRECT ROUTE TO AND MAY BE SEEN AT QTRS. 494-B OR CALL NAME FROM. REPAIRMAN AND OTHERS ON BUSINESS 575 ERRANDS ARE OBVIOUSLY CLEARED INTO THE AREA BUT SHALL NOT ENTER UNATTENDED LOST PHONE QUARTERS UNLESS WORKING IN PAIRS AND --sABY STROLLER (PLAID) LOST MONDAY. ONLY AS REQUIRED BY THE NATURE OF THEIR CALL 2253 ANYTIME. SCUBA CLUB NOTICE BUSINESS. IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBIL-t­ ITY OF THE SECURITY DEPARTMENT TO EN­ PRESCRIPTION SUN GLASSES WITH THE THE NEXT CLASS FOR THE KWAJALEIN FORCE THESE REGULATIONS NAME "GEORGE" ON FRAMES. RETURN TO SCUBA CLUB QUALIFICATION COURSE WILL THE HOURGLASS OFFICE. BE HELD TONIGHT, 7:00 PM, AT THE NAVY TRUCK WITH CLASSIFIED CONFERENCE ROOM IN THE TERMINAL BUILD­ MATERIAL MISSING MAN'S RAINCOAT LOST AT ROXY THEATER ING MONDAY NIGHT. CALL 532. HOPE VALLEY, RHODE ISLAND, (UPI)-­ CUB SCOUT MEETING RHODE ISLAND STATE POLICE WERE ALERTED GENERAL NOT ICES TONIGHT TO BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR A NAVY A CUB SCOUT COMMITTEE AND DEN MOTHERS BINGO AT THE MAD CLUB TONIGHT AT TRUCK CARRYING "HIGHLY CLASSIFIED MA­ MEETING ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 15TH, AT 7:30 P.M. MOVIE WILL FOLLOW THE BINGO TERIAL," LONG OVERDUE ON A TRIP FROM 7 : 00 P. M• I NTH ESP E C I AL S ER V ICE S GAMES. ALL MILITARY PERSONNEL AND BOSTON TO GROTON, CONNECTICUT. BUILDING. GUESTS ARE WELCOME. THE GREY VAN-TYPE TRUCK, BEARING THE NUMBERS 4493901, LEFT BOSTON SHORTLY TO GIVE AWAY THE PROTESTANT JUNIOR CHOIR WILL AFTER 2 P.M. TODAY, BOUND FOR THE ONE MALE KITTEN, 8 WEEKS OLD CALL MEET SATURDAY MORNING AT 10 A.M. THOSE ELECTRIC BOAT DIVISION SHIPYARD OF GEN­ 2165 DURING WORKING HOURS INTERESTED IN JOINING ARE CORDIALLY ERAL DYNAMICS CORP. AT GROTON, AUTHOR­ INVITED TO DO SO. ITIES SAID. COMBINED FEATURES OF U S. SAVINGS THE NUCLEAR POWERED ATTACK SUBMARINE BONDS -- GUARANTEED RETURN, LIQUIDITY, MATINEE AT THE ROXY THEATER SATURDAY FLASHER IS PRESENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION SAFETY -- GIVE THEM A WELL-MERITED AT THE CONNECTICUT SHIPYARD. WI L L BE II JN SEARCH or THE CASTAWAYS" PLACE IN THE SAVINGS PROGRAM OF ANY MATINEE WILL START AT 1:00 P.M HOUSEHOLD. THE ARMY AIR FORCE WAS STARTED ON THE SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB WILL AUG. I, 1907, AS A DIVISION OF THE Buy YOUR NAVY RELIEF RAFFLE TICKETS MEET AT 7:30 P.M., MONDAY, MAY 13TH. ARMY SIGNAL CORPS. ~O~ ON SALE IN FRONT OF MACY'S I- AL L MASTER MASONS ARE I NV I TED ••••• 0