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VOL 3 No o 1225 KWAJALEfN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 1962 DELAY ASTRONAUT FLiGHT AND SAYS U.S. READY WASH I NGTON, SE PT. 2' (Up I )--ASTRO­ HEIGHT POWER FOR CUBA ATTACK NAUT WALTER M. SCHiRRA'S SIX-ORBIT OF EXPLOSION TOLD UN!TED NATIONS, SEPTo 21 (UPi)--So­ SPACE FLIGHT HAS BEEN DELAYED AT LEAST WASHINGTON, SEPT. 21 {UPI)--THE UoS~ VIET FOREIGN MiNISTER ANDREI GROMYKO FIVE DAYS BECAUSE OF A M!NOR MALFUNC­ H-BOMB WHICH CREATED AN INTENSE ARTI­ SAID TODAY PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAD MADE TION IN HiS ATLAS BOOSTER ROCKET, THE FICIAL RADIATION BELT AROUND THE EARTH IT CLEAR THAT THE UNITED STATES IS AT SPACE AGENCY ANNOUNCED TODAY. JULY 9 WAS EQUAL IN POWER TO '04 MIL­ LIBERT~ TO DECIDE WHEN TO INVADE CUBAn LION TONS OF TNT AND WAS TRIGGERED ABOU' GROMYKO, IN A POLiCY SPEECH TO THE 250 MilES IN SPACE, THE GOVERNMENT DIS­ GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SAID THIS HAD BEEN ISLE OF CAPRI CLOSED TODAY o MADE CLEAR BV KENNEDY IN HIS NEWS CON­ THE EXPLOSION WAS PART or A SERIES OF FERENCE STATEMENT OF SEPTa 13, WHiCH, HIT BY TORNADO HIGH-ALTITUDE NUCLEAR TESTS SCHEDULED HE CONTENDED, WAS "EXACTLY OPPOS/Tf" ISLE OF CAPRI, ITALY, SEPT. 21 (UPI) FOR JOHNSTON ISLAND o SCIENTISTS KNEW TO PROFESSED UaS. RESPECT FOR THE U.N. --THIS ROMANTIC ISLE TODAY BEGAN THE IT WOULD SPREAD A SHELL OF HIGH-ENERGY CHARTER. JOB OF DIGGING OUT AFTER A TORNADO AND ELECTRONS AROUND THE EARTH, THEY HAVE FROM KENNEDY'S STATE~ENT, GROMYKO HI. I LSTORMS THAT KILLED ONE PERSON, I N­ BEEN SURPRISED, HOWEVER, BY THE SHELL'S SAID, "IT FOLLOWS THAT THE UNITED JURED 30 AND CAUSED WIDESPREAD DAMAGE$ DURATION. TRACES OF iT MAY PERSIST FOR STATES IS AT LIBERTY TO MOUNT MILITARY THE DRIVING WINDS, HAIL AND RAIN HIT 20 YEARS o ACTION AGAINST CUBA AND DECIDE WHEN IT THIS ISLAND iN THE BAY OF NAPLES LAST UNTIL TODAY THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMiS­ IS NECESSARY TO START AN INVASION." NIGHT. IT RIPPED OFr ROOFS, SMASH~D SiON HAD REFUSED TO PUBLISH THE EXACT BALCONIES, UPROOTED TREES AND CAUSED ALTITUDE AT WHICH THE BOMB WAS DETONATEE ... 0 0 • I,) • WARN RUSS ON MISCALCULATION OTHER DAMAGEo AND ITS POWER YIELD. IT FINALLY DID ON CUBA OR BERLIN MANEUVERS ELECTRIC POWER WAS CUT OFF UNTIL THIS SO, THE AEC SAiD, TO HELP SCIENTISTS AFTERNOON n THE WATER SYSTEM ALSO WAS WASH I NGTON, SE PT 6 2 i (Up r)--SE CRET AR'r "IN THEIR STUDIES OF HIGH-ALTITUDE NU­ OF STATE DEAN RUSK is EXPECTED TO WARN DAMAGED AND DRINKING WATER WAS BEING CLEAR DETONATIONS." SOViET FOREIGN MINiSTER ANDREI GROMYKO DISTRIBUTED BY TANKER TRUCKS. eoo.ott NEXT WEEK AGAINST ANY SOViET MISCALCU­ NAUGHTON TO REPLACE SHARPE LATIONS ON 8ERL~N OR CUBAo CONTEMPT CITATIONS FILED IN MANAGER BTL SUPPORT SERViCE OfFICIALS SAID THESE TWO POTENTiAllY REFUSAL TO ADM IT NEGRO STUDENT J. J. NAUGHTON HAS BEEN ASS' GNED TO EXPLOS'VE iSSUES UNDOUBTEDLY WOULD BE HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI, SEPT. 21 THE ZEUS KWAJALEIN FIELD STATION AS AMONG A NUMBER OF COLD WAR QUESTIONS (UPI)--THE UoS. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT THE NEXT HEAD Of BTL CONTRACTOR SUPPORT RUSK PLANNED 10 TAKE UP WiTH GROMYKO FILED CONTEMPT CITATIONS TODAY AGAINST SERVICES, REPLACING Go Ac SHARPE WHO AT THEIR MEETING IN NEW YORK TUESDAY. THE 13 MEMBERS OF THE STATE COLLEGE EXPECTS TO lEAVE OCTOBER 180 RUSK AND GROMYKO ARE EXPECTED TO BOARD FOR REFUSING TO OBEY FEDERAL THIS IS THE BTL DEPARTMENT THAT HAN- HAVE ADDITIONAL SESSiONS WHILE BOTH COURT ORDERS TO ADMIT NEGRO JAMES MERE- DLES THE PROJECT BUSrNESS ADMINISTRA­ ARE iN New YORK IN CONNECT10N WITH THE DITH TO "OLE MISS." TION FUNCTIONS AND MANAGEMENT OF NON- UNiTED NATiONS GENERAL ASSEMBL~ MEET­ THE CITATION WAS FILED HERE WITH THE TECHNICAL OPERATIONS. MR. SHARPE'S NEW INGo U.S. FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT OF ApPEALS, ASSIGNME~T HAS NOT BEEN ANNOUNCED. WHICH IS MEETING IN SPECIAL SESSION. MRo NAUGHTON IS PRESENTLY HERE ON TENSE MILITARY SITUATION AS I T REQUESTS THAT THE MEMBERS I APpeAR : ~IN A FIVE-DAY V I S I TI AND WiLL RETURN TO CEASE FIRE NEGOTIATIONS COLLAPSE NEW ORLEANS SEPTo 24 BEFORE THE COURT WHIPPANY, N.J&, MONDAY EVENING BErO~E AND SHOW CAUSE "WHY THEY SHOULD NOT BE ASSUMING HIS NEW DUTIES. HE EXPECTS BUENOS AIRES, SEPTa 21 (UPI)--ARGEN­ HELD IN CIVIL CONTEMPT." TO RETURN TO KWAJAlEIN ABOUT Nov. i TINA'S GRAVE MILITARY CRISIS FLARED EARLIER, THE DEPARTMENT FILED SIMI- WITH HIS WIFE, VENE, AND 15-YEAR-OlD ANEW TODAY. RIVAL ARMY GROUPS DEPLOYEC LAR CITATIONS IN DiSTRiCT COURT IN DAUGHTER, PEGGY ANN. COMBAT FORCES, AND THE GOVERNMENT MERIDIAN AGAINST UN1VERSITY CHANCELLOR MR. NAUGHTON'S PREVIOUS ASSIGNMENT 8RACED FOR AN ATTACK iN BUENOS AiRESe J.D. WilLIAMS, DEAN ARTHUR B. LEWIS AND WAS HEAD OF SrAFF SERVICES FOR BTL SHAKY "CEASE-FIRE" NEGOTiATED IN A REGISTRAR ROBERT B. ELLIS. BRANCH LABORATORY LOCATIONS ON T~E THE EARLY MORNING HOURS COLLAPSED BY 00.... MAiNLAND AND THE OVERSEAS TElSTAR LO- MID-DAY WHEN THREE TOP GOVERNMENT GEN­ ELIMINATE DIFFERENTIAL ADVANTAGE CATIONS IN ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. ERALS WHO HAD AGREED TO STEP DOWN TO AFFECTING WEST COAST SHIPYARDS PRIOR TO THAT, HE WAS LOCATED AT SOLVE THE CRiSiS CHANGED THEIR MiNDS o WASHINGTON, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--THE SEN­ THE CAPE CANAVERAL BTL GUIDANCE FACiL- o 0 C) 0 <) 0 ATE VOTED TENTATIVELY TO ELIMINATE 6 ITY IN A SIMilAR CAPACITY AND HAS PAR­ WOULD LET PEOPLE DECIDE PER CENT ADVANTAGE FOR WEST COAST SHIP­ TICIPATED IN MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED MiS­ LONDON, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--OPPOSiTION YARDS BiDDING ON GOVERNMENT-SUBSIDIZED­ SILE FIRINGS ON THE TITAN ICBM PROGRAM LEADER HUGH GAITSKELl SAiD TONIGHT SHIPBUilDINGo AND MOST OF THE SIGNIFiCANT SATELLiTE BRITAiN'S ENTRY INTO T~E EUROPEAN COM­ THE SENATE ADOPTED AN AMENDMENT TO A AND SPACE PROGRAMS. MON MARKET COULD MEAN "THE END OF BRIT­ MERCHANT MARINE SUBDIDY BilL WHICH AiN AS AN INDEPENDENT NATiON." WOULD ELIMiNATE THE DIFFERENTIAL IN TCT EMPLOYEE HAS DATE WITH STORK HE CALLED ON PRiME Mi~I~TER HAROLD EFFECT SINCE 1936. ESTALENE BRIDGES, EMPLOYED IN THE MACMILLAN TO CALL A GENERAL ELECTION THE HOUSE ALREADY HAS PASSED SEPARATE MOVIE DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL SERVICES, TO LET THE BR!TISH PEOPLE DECIDE WHETH­ LEGISLATION TO REPEAL THE DIFFERENTIAL DID NOT SHOW UP FOR WORK THiS MORNING. ER BRITAIN SHOULD BECOME A MEMBER OF IN FAVOR OF PACIF!C COAST YARDS. HER EXCUSE IS A 5 POUND 9 AND THREE­ THE COMMON MARKETo QUARTER OUNCE BOY, BORN AT 1.30 A.~o, FEAR FOR FREE WORLD RELATIONS ACCORDING TO THE FATHER, To G. BRIDGES, QUEEN MOTHER HAS ACCIDENT WASHINGTON, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--SECRETARY AME I • HE IS "T i MOTHY EDWARIl" BIRKHALL, SCOTLAND, SEPT. 21 (UPI)-- OF STATE DEAN RUSK TODAY ASSAILED HOUSE MOTHER AND SON ARE DOING WELL, ACCORD­ QUEEN ELIZABETH THE QUEEN MOTHER HAS CUTS IN PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S FOREIGN ING TO DR. GRISINGER, ATTENDING PHYSI­ FRACTURED A SMALL BONE IN HER LEFT AID BILL AS "FALSE AND COSTLY ECONOMY" CIAN. FOOT, IT WAS LEARNED TONIGHT. iN A PROGRAM VITAL TO U.S. SECURITY THIS IS THE THIRD CHILD FOR MR. AND THE INJURY OCCURRED WHEN SHE STUMBLED AND WELFARE. MRS. BRIDGES AND THE SECOND SON TO BE THIS MORNING IN THE HOUSE WHERE SHE RUSK ALSO SAID A HOUSE AMENDMENT CUT- BORN ON KWAJALEIN. IS ON VACAl iON HERE, NEAR BALMORALe TING OFF AID TO ANY COUNTRY WHICH TRADES WITH COMMUNIST CUBA WAS A REQUEST ADVANCE NOTICE FAMED SURGEON°A SUICIDE "STRAITJACKET" THAT WOULD JAR RELATIONS DUE TO THE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS AND LONDON, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--PROFESSOR IAN WITH FREE WORLD ALLIES. IT IS "VERY THE INCREASE OF CATERING SERVICES AT AiRD, THE SURGEON FAMOUS FOR HIS OPER­ IMPORTANT THAT THiS AMENDMENT COME OUT: THE YOKWE YUK CLUB, tT I S REQUESTED ATiONS TO SEPARATE SIAMESE TWiNS, RUSK TOLD REPORTERS. THAT AT LEAST 24 HOURS ADVANCE NOTICE KILLE9 rllMSElF W!T~ AN OVERDOSE OF BAR- BE PROVIDED FOR ALL CATERING. BITURATES, A CORONtR RULED TODAY. ACCRA--THE DEFENSE MINISTRY SAID ED­ ••••• 0 AIRD, WAS FOUND DEAD MONDAY IN A ROOM WARD TEETEH, WHO JUMPED OUT OF A WINDOW THE RTo REV. MSGR. JOHN ROMANiEllO, AT HAMMERSMITH HOSPITAL WHERE HE DID WHILE BEING QUESTIONED ON MONDAY, WAS DIRECTO~ OF CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES iN ~ MUlH OF HIS WORKD fiN P If 1 THE EX PlOS I YES EXPERT WHO I NVEST I QATED HONG KONG, I S CALLED THE OOD LE ""R IJY I I o 0' ..... H • rHE BOMB ATTACK ON PRESIDENT NKRUM/~ Of BY REFUGEES HE FEEDS ON NOOD~~ ~ ~RO~ NEWS ITEMS? CALL 2114 OR 539 KULUNGUGU. He: JUMPED TO HIS DE:A"U:i..,. )J.....S.... __ ~"....,...."".. 7~ ~ "f\-~' -.,:;AlIIItIJ M!~", -' ~-P-AG-E--2------H-OU-R-G-L-A-SS------:S:AT:U~R=D~A:Y~2;2~S:E:PT~E~M:B:E:R~!9~6~2~

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE NEXT ~!([ l~vS OPERATiON STOC~S T~KE A TUMBLE tN COMMAND1NG OFF!CER, PACIF!C MISSILE SCHEDULE.D FOR f\l[XT WEDNESDAY WALL STREET TRADING TODAY RANGE FACILITY ~AJALEI~, MARSHALL !SLAND, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU OF THE NEXT NIKE ZEUS OPERATION i2 NEw YORK, SEPT. 21 (UPi)--SELLiNG SCHEDULED FOR 26 SEPTEMSER. WEAPONS CONTRACT NO~s-4'76-c WITH WATr~ iNCREASL~ AS ~f~CKS QU~CKlY DROPPED THE TR4NSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. YOUR HOURGLASS rnq SCHEDULE CH'NGES. T~R~~G~ ~HE 600 SUPPORT LEVEL IN THE LISTEN TO YOUR LOCAL AFRS RADIO SrA­ THE HOURGLASS !S PUBLj3~ED DAILY !NDUSTR!Al AVER~GE EARLY TODAY o MONDAV THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE TION THE DAY or TYE OP:RAT!ON FOR ANY W~ILl uANv BLU: CHIPS HELD FAiRLY LAST MINUTE NEWS. FOR NOTiCES IS 4 p.M. DAY BEFORE PUB­ STEADY, A ~EW BUCKLED BADLY, NOTABLY THIS INFORMATION IS TO REMIND T~E L~CATION. DEADLiNe rOR NEwS ITEMS IS I NTERNpT ~ ~'"' _ N i ":::1< E L !.o,ND Du PONT w'!TH 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. OLD RESIDENTS AND INFORM THE NEW RES­ AROUND 2 POINT lOSSES. RAILS AND L~JL­ THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT IDENTS OF THE GROUND SAFETY SHELTER IT!ES SHO~ED A PREDO~INANCE OF FRAC­ PROCEDURES. TO EDiT ALL CO~Y RECEIVED FOR PUBLI­ TIONAL LOS3-ES. CATiON. IN THE EVENT Of A ~ISSILE CASUALTt, BOEING HELD STEADY ON REtEIPT OF A PIECES AS HEAVY AS 120 lBS MAY FALL $60 MILLION AIRCRAFT CONTRACT B0T OT~ER UPON KWAJALEIN. IT IS THERE.FORE 1M .. EDITOR - H. Eow. McK~NNEY PLANE ~AKERS CONTINUED TO LOSE ~N ~~E PERATIVE TH~T ALL PERSONNEL ARE UNDER WAKE Of A REPORTED WORLD OVERSUPPLY O~ ADEQUATE SHELTER DURING LAUNCH OPERA­ JET AIRL iNERS. LOCKHEED, DOUGLAS AND TOASTMASTERS TO INSTALL OFFICERS TION. A SAFE AND ADEQUATE SHELTER MUS McDONNELL WERE OFF AT LEAST ~ PO~NT ON LADIES NIGHT MONDAY HAVE A ROOF OF AT LEAST FOUR INCHES OF AROUND THEIR LOWS. REINFORCED CONCRETE. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, AT 7:00 P.M. ELECTRONICS AND OTHER GLAMOR STOCKS THE BUILDINGS ON KWAJALEIN WHICH ARE THE KWAJALE!~ CHAPTER OF TOASTMASTER3 GENERALLY SHOWED THE MOST WIDESPREAD ACCEPTABLE FOR PERSONNEL SHELTER AREj AND SIZEABLE LOSSES. CORNING GLASS WILL CONDUCT T~EIR 5EM1-AN~UAL !NSTAL­ FAMILY QUARTERS (EXCEPT fRAILER LATION OF OFFICERS. ALL ME~BERS ARE AND CROWN CORK REACTED 2 OR MO~E. T~E HOUS S AND QUARTERS 401, 402, 4°3, URGED TO ATTEND. DRESS WILL 5E LONG LATTER ROSE NEAR THE CLOSE YESTERDAY 404 AND 241) TROUSERS AND WHITE OR CONSERVATIVE ON A MOVE TO SPLIT THE STOCK 4-fJR-le YOKWE YUK MESS SPOR"I" SHIRTS. OTIS ELEVATOR AND CHESEBROUGH PONDS SURFRIDER, BUILDING 565 WERE THE ONLY ISSUES ON THE BOARD 10 IN KEEPING WI~H CUSTOM, INSTALLATION NIKE ZEUS DORM, BUILDING 564 OF OFFiCERS IS HELD ON LADIES NIGHT, POST POINT GAINS. T~OSE DOWN I OR CORAL, BUILDING 563 (1ST DECK ONLY) GIVING MEMBERS AND rUE5TS AN OPPORTUN­ MORE INCLUDED GENERAL PRECISiON, MERC~, BARRACKS, BUILDING 704 MINNEAPOLiS-HONEYWELL, Dow, NEWMONT ITY TO SHOW THEi~ WIVE~ HOW THE TOAST­ GENERAL MESS, BUILDING 703 MASTERS CLUB oprRATES TO ACHiEVE ITS MINING, PERKIN ELMER AND TEXAS INSTRU­ TERMINAL AND ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AIMS. MENTS. TRANSIENT HOTEL, BUILDING 906 HANK TODD WILL BE INSTALLED AS PRES- • ••••• ALL PERSONNEL WHO ARE LIVING IN TIMES EDITORIAL SAYS MOSCOW IDENT, REPlAC~NG 00f GOING PRESIDENT, TRAILERS OR QUARTERS NOT SUITABLE FOR REJO IC ING OVER AID BILL CuT RAWL I N SPENCER 0 OlLIER OFF I CE.RS I N­ SHELTER MUST MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO BE CLUDE HERSCHEL HARDY, REPLACING WAYNE NEW YORK, SEPT. THE NE:W UNDER SHELTER WHEN THE NIKE ZEUS PRE­ 21 (UP 1)-- LANGILL AS ADMINISTRATIVE VICE PRESI­ LAUNCH WARNING SIGNAL (THREE 10 SECOND YORK TIMES SAID TODAY "Moscow IS RE­ DENT, TOM THOR~BURG, REPLACING BilL BLASTS ON FIRE SIREN) IS SOUNDED. JOICING" AT THE "CRIPPLING" COT !N BAIRD AS EDUCATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT, UNDER PRESENT ARRANGEMENTS THE NIKE THE FOREiGN AID PROGRAM VOTED IN THE ANJ DOUG THA~P REPLA~ING FRANK MORRIS ZEUS PRE-LAUNCH WARNING SIGNAL WILL BE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES LAST NIGHT. AS SECRfTARY-TREASURER. NEW SERGEANT SOUNDED AFTER THE TARGET VEHICLE IS "PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAS PROPERLY DE­ AT ARMS, MILT BARNETTE, TAKES OVER A LAUNCHED fROM CALIFORNIA. PERSONNEL CLARED THAT tiT MAKES NO SENSE AT ALtO MUCH NEEDED POSITiON o MUST PROCEED TO SHELTER AREAS IMMEDI­ FOR CONGRESSMEN TO OPPOSE COMMUNISM A~y MAN IN~ERESTED IN IMPRO~ING HIS ATE LY. WITH ORATORY AND THEN TO APPROv~ ~R!P­ ABILITY TO SPEAK IS WELCOME TO ATTEND SECURITY PATROLS WILL BE CHECKING PLING CUTS IN THE FOREiGN AiD PROGRA~ TOASTMAS1ERS NH!C~ ~EETS (vEPY OTHER THE HOUSING AND TRAILER HOUSE AREAS WHICH IS THE CENTRAL WEAPON IN THE MO~DAY AT 7-00 P.M. /J,T lHE lOKWE YUK TO INSURE ALL PERSONNEL ARE SHELTERED. fIGHT TO PRESERVE FREEDOM. Cl~B. CALL MILT BA~NETTE ~CR RESERVA­ THE "ALL CLEAR" SIGNAL (20 SECOND "BUT LAST NIGHT THE Ho:.x; E Oi=" RE PR£­ TiONS AT 2174 OR 2146. BLAST ON FIRE SIREN) WILL BE SOUNDED SENTATIVES IGNORED THE PRES!DE~r!S ·..... APPROXIMATELY 50 ~INUTES LATER (UNDER GOOD ADVICE AND APPROVED THE COMPLE7LY MORE FOOD FOR AFR 1CA NORMAL CONDITIONS). INADEQUATE FOREIGN AID FUNDS RECOMMEND­ WASHINGTON, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--THE UNI­ ED BY ITS ApPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE. TODAY Moscow IS REJOICING; AND WE CAN TED STATES 15 DONATING 15,000 MORE CAMERONS LEAVING ~AJALEIN TONS OF YELLOW CORN FOR FAMINE RELIEF ONLY LOOK TO THE SE~A-E TO PREVE~T THE A "BON VOYAGE COFFEE HOUR" WAS HELD IN TANGANYIKA, BRINGING TO 78,000 TONS DAMAGE WHICH WOULD RESULT If THrS IR­ IN HONOR OF MRS. KAY CA~ERON OF PACIF­ THE QUANTITY OF U.S. rOOD FOR PEACE RESPONSIBLE ACTION Of THE HOUSE WERE Ic-MARTIN-ZACHRY AT THE HOME OF MRS. AID THERE SINCE APRIL or 1961. TO BE CONfiRMED." BETTY HAMILTON ON THURSDAY EVENING, EDMOND Co HUTCHINSON, U.S. AID ADMIN­ ·..... SEPTEMBER 20. FIGHTING ON BORDER ISTRATOR FOR A~RICA, SAID TODAY THE SOME OF THE MANY FRIENDS PRESENT TO PRESENT EMERGENCY RESULTED FROM AN UN­ SAY ALOHA AND BEST WISHES WERE BeTTY NEW DELHI, SEPT. 21 {UPI}--AN OFFiCrAI FORESEEN PLAGUE OF INSECTS WHICH RUINEE CLARK, RUTH SANTOS, GLADYS CUESTA, SPOKESMAN ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT iNDiAN 60 PER CENT OF THE COUNTRY'S CURRENT BARBARA SMITH, TRANNIE QUINN, HELENA TROOPS WERE BATTLING CH1~ESE COMM0NiST CROP OF MilLET AND CORN IN THE CENTRAL FENNESEY, BEA SWIFT, LUCILLE BRU~K£, FORCES IT AN OUTPOST ON THE Di~PUTED PROVINCES AND LEFT AN ESTIMATED 392, KATY SMITH, LAURA SHECK, Jo GRAFTON, NORTHEAST fRONTIER. 000 PEOPLE IN NEED OF FAMINE RELIEF. THE CHINESE AND INDIANS EXCYANC~J DOTTIE HOWARD, JOYCE RAWLES, JAN~ ., · .... MOSELEY, HAZEL LEWIS, ALICE WILDING, FIRE THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT ~ND wERE CHECK FOREIGN VESSELS AT T~E HELEN POSEY, SHEILA WILDING, BETTY STill SHOOTING THIS MORNING DHOLA POST, THE SPOKESMAN SAIDo SAN FRANCISCO, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--THE JEAN BARTON, AUDREY O'SHEA AND BETSY THREE INDIANS WERE REPORTED WO~NDED PACiFIC AMERICAN STEAMSHIP ASSOCIATION TAYLOR. IN THE GUNBATTLE. REQUESTED PRESIDENT KENNEDY TO STOP KAY AND HUSBAND, HUGH, LEAVE FOR AN EARLIER CHINESE COMMUNIST qEPORT THE USE or FOREIGN VESSELS FOR CARRY­ OKINAWA ON MONDAY's TIA FLIGHT, THUS SAID ONE CHINESE BORDER GUARD WAS KiLLE[ ING GOVERNMENT CARGOES WHEREVER SUCH END t NG A 32 -MONTH ST AY ON KWAJALE IN. AND ANOTHER WOUNDED IN A FRONTIER BAT­ SHIPS HAVE BEEN TRADING WITH CUBA AND ...... TLE WITH INDIAN FORCES • RED CHINA. CALLS SITUATION CRITICPL THE REQUEST WAS MADE IN A TELEGRAM LONDON, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--INDIAN TROOP:; ESCAPE WITH THEIR POLICE DOGS SIGNED BY ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT RALPH ARE FIGHTING COMMUNIST CHINESE BORDER B 0 DEWEY. IT ASKED THE PRES I DENT TO GUARDS IN THE CHEDONG AREA OF TIBET BERLIN, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--Two COMt-lUNPST INSTRUCT RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT AGEN­ AND THE SITUATION IS MOST CRITICAL, BORDER GUARDS FLED TO WEST BERl:N TO­ Ci~S NOT TO AUTHORIZE ANY FU~THER CHAR­ THt NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY SAID TODAY. NIGHT AND BROUGHT THEIR POLICE DOGS TERS FOR CARRYING FOREIGN AID OR SUR­ THE PEl PING DISPATCH SAID THAT " AC- WITH THEM. PLUS GRAIN CARGOES TO THOSE VESSELS CORDING TO AN URGENT REPORT OF THE WEST BERLIN POLICE REPORTED T~E owO WH~CH HAVE PROFITEERED FROM RECENT CHINESE FRONTIER GUARDS IN THE TIBET EASTERN POLICEMEN ESCAPED ACROSS T~r CUBA ASSIGNMENTS. REGION OF CHINA, THE INDIAN TROOPS WALL ON THE FRENCH SE:"OR BOqDE~. THEV HAVE ILLEGALLY INTRUDED INTO THE CHE­ MADE THEIR GETAWAY UNNJTICED BY OTHEP NAIROBI) SEPT. 21 (UPI}--AMERICAN DONG AREA NORTH OF THE SO-CALLED Mc­ BORDER GUARDS AND T~Et WERE NO~ S~01 AUTHOR AND NEWSPAPER COLUMNIST ROBERT MAHON LI NE. AT. RUARK IS AN UNDESIRABLE IMMIGRANT IN • •••• «I WANTED KENYA, fHE BRITISH COLONY HE HAS SO MACHINE OPERATORS ShOULD AVOID fLOP­ AVAILABLE - PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. OFTEN WRITTEN ABOUT, 'T WAS CONFIRMED py ~LEEVCS. THEY CAN lr~D TO EMPTY CONTACT TRAILER 41. YESTERDAY BY THE GOVER~MENT. ONES. ·...... , ... · ..... SATURDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 1962 PAGE 3 HOURGLASS SEES RED CHINA AS REAL MOTHER-iN-LAW VISITS PRINCE SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS THREAT TO SMALL ASIAN NATiONS CHINA ISSUE HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE GENEVA, SEPT 21 (UPI)--QUEEN FRED­ WASHINGTON, SEPT. 20 (UPI)--GEN. ERIKA OF GREECE THURSDAY VISITED THE UNITED NATIONS, SEPT. 21 (UPI)-­ MAXWELL 0 TAYLOR SAID 10DAY CUTS IN GENEVA HEADQUARTERS OF THE EUROPEAN SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER ANDREI A. GRO­ PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S FOREIGN AID PRO­ COMMITTEE FOR NUCLEAR RESEARCH. MYKO MADE BRIEF REFERENCES TO CHINA GRAM COULD BE DISASTROUS IN LIGHT OF SHE ARRIVED IN SWITZERLAND YESTER­ AND KOREA IN HIS SPEECH TO THE GENERAL THE GROWING THREAT COMMUNIST CHINA DAY TO VISIT HER DAUGHTER, "PRINCESS ASSEMBLY TODAY BUT OTHERWISE IGNORED POSED TO FAR EASTERN NATIONS. SOPHIA, WHO IS ENDING HER HONEYMOON THE SITUATION IN ASIAo TAYLOR, HOWEVER, SAID HE SAW NO WITH PRINCE JUAN CARLOS OF SPAIN AT HE SAID THE CHINA ISSUE REMAINED PRESENT NEED FOR SHARP INCREASES IN THE LAUSANNE HOME OF HIS GRANDMOTHFR, "HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE". U S AID TO SOUTH VIET NAM, ONE OF FORMER QUEEN VICTORIA EUGENIA OF "THE INALIENABLE CHINESE TERRITORY EIGHT FAR EASTERN COUN1RIES HE VISITED SPAIN." OF TAIWAN HAS NOT YET BEEN REUNITED DURING A THREE-WEEK TOUR WITH CHINA," HE SAID. "IT IS STILL THE GENERAL, PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S PRESIDENT COMPARES WORLD CONDITIONS OCCUPIED BY THE UNITED STATES AND HAS MILITARY ADVISOR AND SCHEDULED TO BE­ WITH THAT UNDER EISENHOWER BEEN TURNED INTO ITS MILITA~Y SPRING­ COME CHAIRMAN OF THE JOiNT CHIEFS OF BOARD SPEARHEADED AGAINST PEOPLE'S STAFF OCTOBER I, MADE THE STATEMENTS HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA, SEPT. 21 (COMMUNIST) CHINA AND OTHER SOCI~LIST UPON HIS RETURN FROM THE TOUR. (UPI)--PRESIDENT KENNEDY SAID LAST STATES. HE SAID CHINA, WITH THE LARGEST NIGHT "THE COMMUNISTS HAD ALREADY TAK­ "THE LONGER THIS AGGRESSIVE U S. LAND ARMY IN THE WORLD AND THE THIRD EN OVER CUBA" AT THE TIME HE SUCCEED­ POLICY IS PURSUED IN REGARD TO CHINA, LARGEST AIR FORCl, REPRESENTS A RFAL ED FORMER PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. EISEN­ THE LONGER THE AMERICAN OCCUPATION OF THREAT TO WESTERN-LEANING SMALL NA­ HOWER THE ISLAND OF TAIWAN CONTINUES, THE TiONS IN ASIA IN A POLITICAL SPEECH HERE, KENNED) GREATER WILL BE THE DANGER FOR THE DEVOTED SUBSTANTIAL PASSAGES OF HIS ~AUSE OF PEACE IN THE FAR EAST AND FOR PREPARED TEXT TO COMPARING WORLD CON­ WELCOME ABOARD UNIVERSAL PEACE. THE LEGITIMATE INTER­ DITIONS DURING THE LATTER STAGES OF EST OF PEOPLE'S CHINA, AND THE INTER­ THE ZEUS CHARTER FLIGHT ARRIVED THE EISENHOWER ADMINISTRATION WITH THE ESTS OF KEEPING THE PEACE, CALL FOR ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, WITH 29 PAS­ SITUATION TODAY. AN END TO FOREIGN OCCUPATION OF TAIWAN~ SENGERS. AFTER EXAMINING CONDITIONS IN EUR­ GROMYKO ACCUSED THE U.S. OF KEEPING BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORICS - D.J. OPE, AFRICA AND ASIA IN EARLY JANUARY "THE CHIANG KAI-SHEK MUMMY" IN CHINA'S ENRIGHT AND G.B. WHITMAN RETURNED FROM 1961, KENNEDY SAID DURING THE SAME U.N. SEAT. VACATION PERIOD "THE DARK CLOUDS WERE GATHERING HE ASSERTED THAT THE U.S. CONVERTED GOODYEAR AIRCRAFT COMPANY - B.B. IN LATIN AMERICA WHERE THE COMMUNISTS THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA INTO "AN AMERI­ CARPENTER AND J.J. DAHL ARE HERE FOR HAD ALREADY TAKEN OVER CUBA." CAN MILITARY BASE" THIS, HE SAID, SHORT TERM ASSIGNMENTS J.N. APISA IN 20 MONTHS OF HIS ADMINISTRATION, "ADDS INFLAMMABLE MATERIAL TO THE FAR AND S ZIEGLER ARE NEWCOMERS. ALL THE PRESIDENT SAID THERE HAD BEEN EAST AREA.II FOUl WI LL BE HERE FOR ONLY A FEW MARKED PROGRESS IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS. WEEKS "WE HAVE STRENGTHENED THE MISSILE LINCOLN LABS - B.J. BENN, HIS WIFE JEWISH LEADERS LAUNCH NEW POWER AND THE AIR POWER AND THE MAN­ DRIVE TO SELL ISRAELI BONDS DORIS, AND DAUGHTERS KATHLEEN 6, SHAR­ POWER OF OUR ARMED FORCES AS THEY ON 3 AND SANDRA 5 MONTHS ARE NEW HAVE NEVER BfEN STRENGTHENED BEFORE," WASHINGTON, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--JEWISH ARRIVALS AND WILL RESIDE IN QUARTERS HE SAID. tfWE. HAVE SEIZED THE INIT­ LEADERS FROM THE UNliED STATES AND 203-B IATIVE IN TRADE AND AID AND DIPLOMACY CANADA MEET TODAY TO LAUNCH A NEW DRIVE R C.A. - R CHACKMAN, P. CLINGING­ --STEMMED THE TIDE IN VIET NAM--AND TO SELL ISRAELI BONDS AND HEAR OF PLANS SMITH, E.G FERN AND V.D. SHEEHAN ARE STOPPED THE CONQUEST OF LAOS. TO REDEEM THE fIRST SUCH BONDS ISSUED NEW ON KWAJALEIN. M. OTTE RETURNED "MR. CASTRO HAS NOT TAKEN OVER MORE THAN 500 DELEGATES WILL MEET FROM VACATION. LATIN AMERICA. MR. GIZENGA HAS NOT WITH ISRAELI GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AT SLATER ELECTRIC - W.H. BRAND IS TAKEN OVER THE CONGO. AND MR KHRUSH­ THE NATIONAL PLANNING CONFERENCE FOR RETURNING FOR A ONE YEAR TOUR. CHEV HAS NOT TAKEN OVER WEST BERLIN." ISRAEL, A THREE-DAY MEETING SPONSORED WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY - S.W. BE­ BY THE STATE OF ISRAEL BOND ORGANIZA­ DELL HAS RETURNED WITH HIS BRIDE, TION. VOTE TO NATIONALIZE ELECTRICITY LYNDA, AND WILL LIVE IN TRAILER 101. THE BONDS ARE USED TO FINANCE Is­ R C GIRDNER HAS BEEN IN BURLINGTON, ROME, SEPT 21 (UPI)--THE CHAMBER RAEL'S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. SINCE N C. ON BUSINESS AND THEN VISITED OF DEPUTIES TODAY VOTED TO NATIONAL­ '951, BONDS TOTALING $550 MILLION HAVE TUlqA, OKLAHOMA ON VACATION. T.E. HIL­ IZE ELECTRICITY, GIVING "CENTER-LEFT" BEEN SOLD. THE GOAL FOR 1962 IS $66 5 DICK, HIS WIFE RITA AND THEIR FOUR PREMIER AMINTORE FANFANI HIS BIGGEST MILLION. DAUGHTERS PATRICIA 10, LAURA 8, MAR­ VICTORY TO DATE. GARET 7, AND KATHERINE 3 ARE NEWCOM­ THE VOTE IN SECRET BALLOT WAS 404 MEETING STRICTLY SOCIAL ERS AND WILL LIVE IN TRAILER 189 FOR TO 74 AGAINST WITH NO ABSTENTIONS, 'dASH I NGTON, SEPT 21 (Up I) --REPUBL I C T l POTEAT RETURNED WITH HIS WIFE WITH ONLY THE RIGHTWING GROUPS VOTING OF KOREA FINANCE MINISTER KIM SE RYUN DORIS THEY WILL RESIDE IN QUARTERS AGAINST. THE COMMUNISTS, AS EXPECTED, PAID A COURTESY CALL YESTERDAY ON U S 449-B. WW STRICKLAND RETURNED FROM JOINED THE GOVERNMENT IN SUPPORTING ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STAlE FOR FAR HONOLULU HIS WIFE, DOTTIE, AND DAU­ THE BILL EASTERN AFFAIRS, AVERELL HARRIMAN GHTER WONNIE WILL REMAIN IN HONOLULU THE MEASURE, WHICH WAS DELAYED BY THE TWO TALKED FOR 20 MINUTES ON iNDEFINITELY FOR CONTINUED MEDICAL RIGHTWING FILIBUSTERING AND BY A RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO NATIONS, BUT TREATMENT FOR RECENT INJURIES FROM SUMMER RECESS, NOW GOES BEFORE THE IT WAS UNDERSTOOD THAT KIM MADE NO CON­ A BOATING ACCIDENT. SENATE. IF THINGS GO SMOOTHLY, THE UPPER HOUSE IS EXPECTED TO PASS IT CRETE BID FOR AN INCREASE IN U SAID BY Nov 15--THREE MONTHS LATER THAN TO KOREA. NO DETAILS RELEASED ORIGINALLY DEMANDED BY FANFANI'S POW­ THE rlNANCE MINISTER IS IN WASHING­ WASHINGTON, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--THE ERFUL SOCIALIST ALLIES. TON TO ATTEND THE 17TH ANNUAL MEETING UNITED STATES HAS FLATLY REJECTED A OF THE INTERNAllONAL MONETARY FUND AND CHINESE COMMUNIST CHARGE THAT THE U THE WORLD BANK S WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CHINESE MAFIA STRIKE AS POLICE LOOK NATIONALIST U-2 PLANE SHOT DOWN OVER PALERMO, SICILY, SEPT 21 (UPI)-­ CUBA RELEASES CORRESPONDENTS THE RED MAINLAND SEPT. 9, IT WAS DIS­ THE MAFIA STRUCK IN BROAD DAYLIGHT IN HAVANA, SEPT 21 (UPI)--NEW YORK CLOSED TODAY DOWNTOWN PALERMO YESTERDAY UNDER THE TIMES CORRESPONDENT RAUL CASANAS AND THE COMMUNIST CHARGE WAS MADE, AND EYES OF A DOZEN TRAFFIC POLICE HIS WIFE, SARA VALDES, CORRESPONDENT IMMEDIATELY REJECTED, AT A WARSAW THE POLICE WERE LEAVING THEIR BAR­ FOR NBC NEWS, WERE RELEASED YESTERDAY MEETING YESTERDAY BETWEEN U.S. AMBAS­ RACKS ON THE PALERMO SEAFRONT WHEN AfTER 18 DAYS' DETENTION. SADOR JOHN M CABOT AND COMMUNIST THEY SAW TWO MEN IN A CAR OPEN FIRf BOTH WERE IN GOOD :ONDITION THEY CHINA'S ENVOY TO POLAND, WANG PING­ WITH SHOTGUNS ON A MOTORCYCLIST THE SAID CUBAN SECURITY AGENTS APOLOGIZED NAN MAN FELL AND THE CAR ROARED AWAY BE­ FOR THEIR DETENTION. STATE DEPARTMENT PRESS OFFICER FORE THE POLICE COULD EVEN TRY TO (IN NEW YORK, NBC SAID ITS OTHER LINCOLN WHITE DECLINED AT HIS MID-DAY STOP IT. HAVANA CORRESPONDENT, JOHN HLAVACEK, BRIEFING TO DISCLOSE THE SUBJECT OF THE VICTIM WAS IDENTIFIED AS A MAN REPORTED THE CUBAN GOVERNMI!"~lT fl" I') CALL­ THE MEETING HE SAID THERE WAS AN WITH A LONG PENAL RECORD. AGREEMENT \11TH THE CHINESE COMMUNISTS ED THEIR ARREST "A MISTAKE" NBC SAID IT WAS BELIEVED THE COUPLE STILL WAS NOl TO RELEASE ANY DETAILS OF WARSAW JAKARTA, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--Two BRIGAD­ IN HAVANA.) MEETINGS WITHOUT MUTUAL AGREEMENT. ES OF INDONESIAN CIVIL SERVANTS WHO WILL ADMINISTER THE NEWLY WON TERRIT­ DONiT SWEAR BEFORE WOMEN. ORY OF WEST IRIAN WERE SWORN IN TODAY THE HAGUE--ADM. C.E. HELFISH, FORMER LET THEM SWEAR FIRST. BY INDONESIAN ARMY COMMANDER MAJ. GEN. COMMANDER IN CHIEF Of DUTCH NAVAL FOR­ ACHMAD JANI CES, DIED YESTERDAY AT THE AGE OF 75. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 1962

GENERAL MESS MENU AMERICAN MINING rlRMS JOIN SUNDAY BRITISH rlRM IN AUSTRALIA VENTURE BREAKFAST DINNER LONDON, SEPT. 21 {UPI)--THE WESTERN CHILLED FRUIT JUICE 1000: OMIT: PORK LINK SPECIAL MINING CORP. LTD. SAID TODAY THAT TWO CHILLED FRESH fRUIT SAUSAGES MAJOR UNITED STATES COMPANIES--HANNA HOT & COLD CEREAL GOURMET BUFFET MINING CO. AND HOMESTAKE MINING CO.-­ PORK LINK SAUSAGES ADD: GRILLED MINUTE DINNER HAVE AGREED TO JOIN THE CORPORATION EGGS TO ORDER STEAKS W/SAUTE IN FUTURE DEVELOPMFNT OF TALLERING POTATOES - RICE ONIONS PEAK, KOOLANOOKA HILLS ~ BLUE H'ILLS JELLY TWIST NATURAL GRAVY IRON ORE DEPOSITS. THESE ARE LOCATED TOAST-BuTTER & JAM TOSSED SALAD NEAR GERALDTON IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA. MILK & COFFEE COLD DRINK HANNA'S MAIN BUSINESS IS MINING AND MARKETING IRON ORE HOMESTAKE IS AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE THWART RUSSIA'S TRY TO BRING CHIEFLY ENGAGED IN GOLD AND URANIUM SATURDAY 22 SEPTEMBER KOREAN QUESTION BEFORE ASSEMBLY MINING. 5:00 P M DINNER MUSICALE UNITED NATIONS, SEPT. 21 (UPI)-- THE STATEMENT SAID COSTS OF FURTHER b:OO NEWS AMBASSADOR SOO YOUNG LEE, HEAD OF THE INVESTIGATION AND EVALUATION OF THE 6~15 JOURNEY TO NATURE KOREAN OBSERVER DELEGATION TO THE U.N. PROPERTIES WILL BE MET BY THE HANNA 6:30 ANDY GRIFFITH TODAY EXPRESSED GRATIFICATION OVER THE AND HOMESTAKE COMPANIES. THEY WILL BE 6.35 GRAND OLD OPRY STEERING COMMITTEE'S REJECTION OF TWO ENTITLED TO ACQUIRE A JOINT 50 PER 7:00 MICKEY, JOAN AND JIM SOVIET ATTEMPTS TO INFLUENCE DEBATE ON CENT PARTICIPATION IN THE ENTERPRISE 7:15 TWILIGHT TIME THE KOREAN QUESTION. WESTERN MINING ALREADY HAS LINKS 7:30 SPORTS DESK LEE, WHO WAS PRESENT WHEN THE STEER- WITH THE ALUMINUM CO. OF AMERICA (AL­ 8~00 CAPITOL CLOAKROOM ING COMMITTEE VOTED YESTERDAY AND TO- COAl IN CONNECTION WITH ITS BAUXITl 8.30 FOLK SONG DAY, ISSUED THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT TO OPERATIONS. 9:00 MUSIC FOR THE MIDDLE MIND UPI: 10:00 OPUS ONE "EVEN THOUGH IT WAS A MINOR DETAIL u.S. GENERALLY ACKNOWLEDGED TO 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF CONCERNED WITH PROCEDURE, SOVIET Rus~ LEAD WORLD IN JOURNALISM SUNDAY 23 SEPTEMBER SIA ONCE AGAIN DEMONSTRATED HER TRAD­ ITIONAL FILIBUSTERING IN ORDER TO NEW YORK, SEPT. 21 {UPI)--FoURTEEN 9:00 A M SIGN ON CAUSE CONFUSION AND TO HAMPER THE FOREIGN JOURNALISTS FROM 13 COUNTRIES 9~05 DEE JAY HOLIDAY (MuSIc) SMOOTH PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEETING. WILL BEGIN PROFESSIONAL STUDIES AT 10:00 MASTER CONTROL "BUT WE HAVE ALSO SEEN THAT THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY'S GRADUATE SCHOOL 10:30 BOLERO TIME (MuSIc) MAJORITY OF MEMBERS WERE ABLE TO BEAT OF JOURNALISM NEXT WEEK. 11:00 EASY LISTENING (MuSIc) THEY REPRESENT AUSTRALIA, CANADA, 12:00 NOON NEWS DOWN ITS UNREASONABLE ATTEMPTS. THIS IS SIMPLY THE OUTSET OF THE KOREAN ETHIOPIA, FRANCE, GHANA, ISRAEL, JAPAN, 12:05 P M SMALL WORLD (MuSIc) NIGERIA, THE PHILIPPINES, TURKEY, THE 1:00 JAZZ ON THE ROCKS QUESTION. WE HAVE YET MORE IMPORTANT AND MORE HEATED DEBATE WHEN THE KOREA~ SOVIET UNION AND VENEZUELA. 2:05 SING ALONG WITH MITCH QUESTION COMES TO ITS SUBSTANTIAL THE "FOREIGN LEGION" WILL CONCEN­ 3:00 BASEBALL GAME OF THE DAY STAGE." TRATE ONE YEAR ON ACADEMIC WORK OF 5:00 SEVENTH ARMY SYMPHONY MASS COMMUNICATIONS, AND PRACTICAL b:OO NEWS STEVlNSON'S POLICY SPEECH SAID AND TECHNICAL TRAINING WITH MAJOR WIRE 6:15 UNIVERSITY EXPLORER SERVICES, NEWSPAPERS AND RADIO-TELEVI­ PUBLIC AFFAIRS PROGRAM TO BE DIRECTED TO MOSCOW 6~30 SION STATIONS IN NEW YORK. 7·00 SPOTLIGHT ALBUM (MuSIC) NEW YORK, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--THE NEW THE INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM AT THE 7:30 SPORTS DESK YORI HERALD TRIBUNE SUGGESTED TODAY PULITZER SCHOOL WAS LAUNCHED BY DEAN 7:45 SOUNDS OF FREEDOM U.S. AMBASSADOR ADLAI STEVENSON'S EDWARD W. BARRETT IN 1957 AND HAS BEEN 8:00 NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC OPENING SPEECH TO THE UNITED NATIONS DIRECTED BY PROFESSOR LOUIS M. STARR. 9:30 You ARE THERE GENERAL ASSEMBLY WAS INTENTIONALLY PROFESSOR STARR SAID THAT THE SPEC­ l(loO() NEWS SOFT, "DESIGNED BY WASHINGTON AND HIM­ IAL PROGRAM WAS DESIGNED "TO GIVE PRO­ 10.05 STEVE ALLEN SELF TO SET A NEW TONE " MISING YOUNG JOURNALISTS FROM ABROAD 11:00 JOHNNY GREENtS WORLD OF MUSIC "WASHINGTON AND MR STEVENSON WERE AN OPPORTUNITY TO ENABLE THEM TO IM­ 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF ADDRESSING THEMSELVES LARGELY TO Mos­ PROVE THE JOURNALISM OF THEIR OWN MONDAY 24 SEPTEMBER cow, ~HAT THEY WERE SAYING WAS SIMPLY COUNTRIES, AND TO LEARN AMERICAN TECHN­ 6:00 A M SIGN ON THIS: THE WORLD HAS BECOME TOO DAN­ IQUES IN A FIELD IN WHICH THE U S. IS 6:05 THE DON HAGGERTY SHOW GEROUS A PLACE TO LIVE IN AND WE CAN­ GENERALLY ACKNOWLEDGED TO HAVE WORLD 6:30 NEWS NOT CONTINUE AS BEFORE, ENGAGING IN LEADERSHIP." 6:35 DON HAGGERTY SHOW, CONT'D THE FUTILE ANNUAL EXERCISE OF VIOLENT COLD WAR DEBATES AT THE UNITED NATIONS 7:00 NEWS INCREASE COMMUNICATIONS FLOW 7:05 DON HAGGERTY SHOW, CONT'D WHILE EXPLODING BI~nER AND BETTER NU­ SAN FRANCISCO, SEPT. 21 {UPI )--THE 7:30 SEVEN THIRTY SPEC1AL CLEAR WEAPON5 ••• THE TIME HAS COME TO WHITE HOUSE HAS TAKEN THREE STEPS TO 8:00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST CLUB HALT THE ARMS RACl ••• TO STRENGTHEN THE INCREASE THE FLOW OF COMMUNICATIONS 8:30 ARTHUR GODFREY U.N. AS AN INTERNATIONAL PEACE INSTRU­ BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND THE AMERICAN 9~00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES MENT. PEOPLE, ACCORDING TO PRESIDENTIAL PRESS 9:30 ROMANCE "IT IS NOW FOR THE SOVIET UNION TO SECRETARY PIERRE SALINGER. 10'00 GARRY MOORE SHOW ANSWER •• " HE TOLD A CONVENTION OF THE RADIO­ 10:30 JOHNNY BOND TELEVlslOt NEWS DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION II~OO TURN BACK THE CLOCK AFRICAN PARTY BANNED YESTERDAY THE WHITE HOUSE HAS TRIED TO 11:25 MARSHALLESE NEWS SALISBURY, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, SEPT. INCREASE THE COMPETITIVE FLOW OF NEWS, I I :30 IRA COOK SHOW (MuSIc) 21 (UPI)--POLICE SET UP ROAD BLOCKS HAS TRIED TO DO AWAY WITH THE "MIDDLE­ 12:00 NOON NEWS AND WHITE TERRITORIAL ARMY UNITS WERE MAN," AND HAS OPENED THE PRESIDENT'S 12:05 P M WEATHER REPORT ALERTED TODAY AS A PRECAUTION AGAINST PRESS CONFERENCES TO LIVE TELEVISION. 12:15 NA LEI 0 HAWAII VIOLENT REACTION TO THE BANNING OF A 12:30 THE SWINGIN' YEARS MILITANT AFRICAN NATIONALIST PARTY. I :00 NEWS FAMED COMPOSER IN MOSCOW SIXTY PERSONS WERE UNDER ARREST. 1.15 GUEST STAR Moscow, SEPT. 21 {UPI)--FAMED Rus­ SIR EDGAR WHITEHEAD, SOUTHERN RHO­ 1.30 SHOP CONCERT SIAN COMPOSER IGOR STRAVINSKY ARRIVED DESIA'S PREMIER, ANNOUNCED THE BANNING 3:30 IMAGE RUSSIA OF THE ZIMBABWE AFRICAN PEOPLE'S UNION BY PLANE TODAY FOR HIS FIRST VISIT IN 4:00 FLAIR (ZAPU) YESTERDAY ON CHARGES OF STIRR­ NEARLY HALF A CENTURY. 4-30 PAU HANA SERENADE STRAVINSKY, WHO WAS INVITED ING UP VIOLENCE IN THIS BRITISH COLONY 80, 5000 NEWS HERE BY THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT, WAS DURING THE PAST MONTH ACCOMPANIED BY HIS WIFE HE WILL SPEND HE CALLED ZAPU A "TERRORIST ORGANI­ MANY HURT BY BOMB ZATION TYPICAL OF THE WORST DAYS OF FIVE WEEKS IN THE SOVIET UNION HE PLANS TO CONDUCT FIVE CONCERTS ACCRA, GHANA, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--Two FASCISM." OF HIS OWN WORKS IN AND LENIN­ BOMBS WERE TOSSED INTO A JUBILANT CROWD Moscow PARADING IN THE STREETS OF ACCRA LAST VIENTIANE--SIX MORE PLANE LOADS OF GRAD. NIGHT ON THE EVE OF PRESIDENT KWAME AMERICAN MILITARY ADVISORS LEFT LAOS ... . NKRUMAH'S BIRTHDAY FOR BANGKOK TODAY, RAISING TO 168 THE TOKYO--THE 5,447-TON BRITISH FREIGH­ ER BAHANDER RAN AGROUND ON A BREAKWATER OFFICIALS SAID FIRST REPORTS INDI­ NUMBER OF AMERICAN SOLDIERS WITHDRAWN IN TOKYO BAY TODAY BUT THERE'S NO IM­ CATED NOBODY WAS KILLED, BUT ABOUT IO( FROM THE REMOTE ASIAN NATION. THE COM­ PERSONS WERE HURT MUNIST SIDE SO FAR HAS WITHnRAWN ONLY MEDIATE DANGER TO THE SHIP, MARITIME 15 MEN OFFICIALLY. SAFETY OFFICIALS SAID ~------~------.---~- _. ______~------I THE OBSERVER BY PAT lANIAS TSUJIO MiYASHIRO AND AL TSUTSUM! COM­ GiNED TO PiTCH THE CARDINALS INTO SIXTH SPORTS PLACE WITH A 7-5 VICTORY OVER SECURITY LAST NIGHT IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE. 1------, TSUTSUMI'S FOURTH-INNING REl!EF SAV- PAGE 5 rlOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION SATURDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 1962 ED MIYASHIRO'S WiN ON A THREE-INNING BiG LEAGUE BASEBALL RESULTS JUDO-KARATE CLUB TO ORGANIZE SHUTOUT, YIELDiNG SECURITY 10 ONLY 5 HITS, W~ILE JERRY TOM SUFFERED HuS 7TH T~E NEW YORK YANKEES AND los ANGELES ON FRIDAY, SEPT 21ST, THE FiNAL DEFEAT. DOD~ERS PADDED THEIR LEADS YESTERDAY PLANS FOR THE ORGAN!ZATION OF A JUDO­ KEN ADAMS SCORED ON AN ERROR AND A (T~URSDAY) WITHOUT TAKING THE FiELD. KARATE CLUB WERE APPROVED BY THE COM­ SINGLE BY DEL HOOVER IN THE TOP OF THE S·. LOUIS NIPPED SAN FRANCiSCO, 5-4, MANDING OFFICER, CAPT PAUL HOLMBERG. SECOND INNING BUT THE CARDINALS RETURN­ TO DROP THE GIANTS FOUR GAMES BEHiND THE NEW CLUB WILL PROVIDE A FACILITY ED IN THE SAME I~NING FOR THREE RUNS THE IDLE DODGERS. BOTH HAVE NINE GAMES FOR THE PROMOTION AND PRACTICE OF "MAR­ ON A DOUBLE BY KATS TAKATA, SINGLES BY LEFT TO PLAY. DETROIT DOWNED MINNESOTA TIAL ARTS". THE CLUB WILL BE DiRECTED ROBERT VAUGHN, EDDtE MALDONADO, A FIELD­ 5-i, TO GiVE THE IDLE YANKEES A fOUR BY ED HOPPE, 2ND DAN KARATE; AND CO­ ER'S CHOICE BY AL RANIS AND ANOTHER AND ONE HALF GAME BULGE IN THE AMERICAN DIRECTED BY JERRY TOM, 3RD DAN JUDO. DOUBLE BV GEORGE NISHlo LEAGUE. THE YANKS HAVE EIGHT GAMES THE FIRST MEETING W~LL BE HELD Al SECURITY TIED THE SCORE 3-3 IN THE LEFT, THE TWINS ONLY SEVEN. ROUNDING 7.30 P.M. IN THE SCUBA CLUB HOUSE ON THIRD WHEN PHIL DAVIS WALKED AND JERRY OUT THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, CH~CAGO DE­ lHE EVENING OF WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. TOM DOUBLED, SCORING ALL THE WAY HOME ~EATED BOSTON, 6-4 W~ILE CLEVELAND WAS ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN ANY PHASE ON AN ERROR. SECURITY TOOK A 5-3 LEAD lAK'NG KANSAS CiTY, 5-2, iN THE ONLY OF KARATE OR JUDO ARE URGED TO ATTEND IN THE TOP OF THE FOURTH WHEN KEN ADAMS OTHER GAMES PLAYED. THIS MEETING, WHiCH WILL ORGANIZE THE SiNGLED, JERRY SUBLETTE WALKED AND BOTH IN THE NAT~ONAL LEAGUE, HOUSTON CLUB AND lAY THE GROUND WORK FOR APP­ SCORED ON AN ERROR. SWEPT A DOUBLE~EADER AT NEW YORK, 7-2 ROPRiATE ACTIVITIES IN ,!tJDO AND KARATE. PINCH HITTER, SUS ARINE, CAME UP IN AND 5-4 IN ~2 !NN~NGS. PITTSBURGH NIP­ CLUB MEMBERSHIP IS OPEN TO ALL ISLAND THE BOTTOM OF THE FOURTH AND HIGHLIGHT­ PED CINCINNATI, 4-3. THE PHILADELPHIA PERSON~EL WHO DESIRE TO PRACTICE AND ED A THREE-RUN RALLY WHEN HE RAMMED HIS PHILS BEAT CH~CAGO, 3-1, ONLY TO HAVE A1TAIN GRADED PROf!CIE~CiES IN JUDO BOOMING TWO BASES DOUBLE INTO THE HOLE THE CUBS BOUNCE BACK, 4-1. AND KARATE AND SCORED ON A PASS BALL AFTER ROBERT ~ .. .,. VAUGHN SINGLED AND EDDIE MALDONADO ON MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS ATTENTION ALL CUB SCOUT PARENTS A FIELDER'S CHOICE. THE CARDINALS WON lOST Pc.,.. GB AT A MEETING MONDAv NIGHT, A CUB PICKED UP AN INSURANCE RUN iN lHE BOTTOM I\IATfONAL LEAGUE SCOUT COMMITTEE WAS FORMED AND REGIS­ OF THE SIXTH WHEN KATS TAKATA LED OfF Los ANGELES 99 54 .6l!7 -- TRAT I ON OF THE PACK 1 S UNDER WAY. IT WITH A SINGLE, HIS THIRD HIT OF THE SAN FRANCISCO 58 .62~ 4 IS PLANNED TO HAVE A MEETING MONDAY NIGHT, GOING ALL THE WAY TO SECOND ON CINCINNATI 54 61 .606 6 NIGHT ON 24 SEPTEMBER fOR ALL PARENTS A ~tLD THROW AND AGAIN SUS AR!NE SPEAR- PITTSBURGH 6 3 ·588 9 AND THEIR CUBS OR PROSPECTIVE CUBS. HEADED THE CARDINALS OfFENSE WITH HiS MilWAUKEE ra 74 -519 1% DEN ASSIGNMENTS WILL BE MADE, REGIS- SINGLE TO DRIVE TAKATA ACROSS THE PLATE. ST LOUIS 71 75 5!0 21 TRATIONS OF ALL LAST YEAR MEMBERS WILL SECURiTY THREATENED IN THE TOP OF PI-i ! lADELPH II A 77 ·500 22l.2 BE TAKEN, AND NEW APPLICATiONS ACCEPTED. THE SEVENTH WHEN THEY LOADED THE BASES HOUSTOI'II ~6 9i 8 THE MEETING WILL BE HELD AT 7 P.M. ON A SCRATCH SINGLE BY PHil DAVIS, A C.HiCAGO 56 98 :~g4 ~2l. AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL ROOM 13. TEXAS LEAGUER BY LOREN VAUGHN AND A NEW YORK 37 \ 15 •243 6~1 ALL CUBS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY FIELDERwS CHOICE BY RON GRAY BUT WERE AMERICAN lEAGUf EITHER MOTHER OR FATHER OR BOTH. WNABLE TO SCORE. DAVIS WAS CAUGHT AT SECOND FOR NOT TAGGING UP. LES SCHAFER NEW YORK 91 ·591 -- POPPED UP TO THE CATCHER AND CARDINALS' MINNESOTA 87 ~~ ·561 4J; Los ANGEL.ES SUNDAY NIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE THIRD BASEMAN REGGIE RIVERA TAGGED 83 70 ·542 71 SCHEDULE FOR 23 SEPTEMBER 7:15 P.Me THIRD FOR THE UNASSIST ON TOM. CHiCAGO 81 ·526 10 1-2 KATHY'S VS. HOT DOGS CARDINALS 7 RUNS, II HITS AND 4 DETROIT 7~ t~ .~!6 I Il. BALTIMORE 84 14 3-4 THE fOUR NUTS VS. fLiNT STONES ERRORS, SECURITY 5 RUNS, 9 HiTS AND 4 CLEVELAND t4 rg .48i 5-6 4SS'ES VS REGULARS ERRORS. BOSTON 7-8 R.C. KllS vs. COTTOU PICKERS WINNiNG PITCHER, TSUJIO MIYASHIRO 1- ~3 81 .474 :~ KANSAS CiTY 84 .451 211- OJ L.OSER, JERRY TOM 3-7 WASHINGTON 5~ 97 .374 331 AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP ~ •• II) ., NEW YORK, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--THE DE­ MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULES GOLF TOURNEY OCTOBER 14 TROIT TIGERS SCORED THREE UNEARNED RUNS SATURDAY 6~00 ROI NAMUR VS UTILIT!ES FIRST ON LONE PALM COURSE IN THE fiRST INNING LAST NIGHT AND SUNDAY 12:00 NAVY VS. BILLETING Tef SPECiAL SERVICES SUPERVISOR JIM WENT ON TO DEFEAT THE MINNESOTA TWINS, 2:00 FIL-AMERiCANS VS. FIRE COMETS WEAVER ANNOUNCED PLANS FOR THE fiRST 5-1, AND DROP THE TWINS 4i GAMES BEHIND 4:00 GARDEN SHOP VS. MIXERS LONE PALM OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT TO BE THE IDLE NEW YORK YANKEES IN THE AMERI­ 6:00 BANK OF HAWAI I VS AIR TRAFFIC HELD ON SUNDAY OCTOBER 14. CAN LEAGUE RACE. MONDAY 6~00 MARINE DEPT. VS. OKOLEHAU INASMUCH AS THERE IS NO VALID BASIS THE TIGERS SCORED THREE RUNS IN THE TUESDAY 6:00 BANK/HAWAI I VS. CHANCE V FOR ASSESSING HANDICAPS, THERE WILL BE OPENING FRAME AFTER VIC POWER BOOTED TROPHIES OFFERED TO THE FIRST FIVE A GROUNDER OFF THE BAT OF ROCKY COLA­ BRANDON FiELD PRACTICE VITO WITH TWO MEN ON AND ONE OUT. CONTESTANTS ON A LOW GROSS SCORE BASiS. SATURDAY fIL-AMERICANS FRANK KOSTRO FOLLOWED WITH A SACRI­ ENTRY FEES FOR THE TOURNAMENT W!LL MONDAY CHANCE VOUGHT F!CE FLY AND NORM CASH DROVE IN A PAIR BE $2 PER CONTESTANT. T~IS WILL COVER TUESDAY GARDEN SHOP WITH A SINGLE THE OUTBURST STYMIED THE COST OF 3 BALLS WHiCH WiLL BE GIVEN WEDNESDAY OKOLEHAU TO EACH CONTESTANT AND THE REMAINDER JIM KAAT'S BID FOR HIS 18TH VICTORY. WILL BE APPLIED TOWARD TROPHiES. AL KALINE DROVE IN THE fiNAL TWO ENTRIES MAY BE MADE THROUGH SPECIAL DETROIT RUNS IN THE FIFTH WITH HIS 28TH HORSESHOE SCHEDUlE SERVICES fROM 7030 A.M. TO 4~30 P.M. HOMER. SATURDAY 5:00 DELOSANTOS VS. LAN lAS MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. PLEASE ENTER PHIL REGAN, THE DETROIT STARTER, 5.30 BECKMAN VS BOYLE EARLY SO THAT PLA~S CAN BE FORMULATED WENT EIGHT INNINGS, AND GAINED CREDIT 6~00 BECKMAN VS DELOSANTOS CONCERNING TEE OFF TIMES, ETC. ALL FOR HIS 11TH VICTORY AGAINST NINE LOSS­ SUNDAY 1:00 BARCOMA VS. LANIAS ENTRIES WILL BE FINAL. ES. HE WAS RELIEVED BY TERRY fox IN i:30 DELOSANTOS VS. UMEDA EMPLOYEES FROM ROI NAMUR ARE INVIT­ THE NINTH AFTER GIVING UP SINGLES TO 5.00 Goo VS. BOYLE ED TO PARTICIPATE THE FIRST TWO BATTERS Fox RETIRED THE 5:30 Goo VS UMEDA . .... NEXT THREE MEN IN ORDER TO PRESERVE THE MONDAY 5:00 Goo VS. BECKMAN WIN PLAY FOOTBALL TONIGHT 5:30 DELOSANTOS VS. BECKMAN THE ONLY MINNESOTA RUN WAS SCORED IN b:OO Goo VS. DELOSANTOS ONLY ONE PROFESSIONAL fOOTBAll GAME THE FIFTH ON ZOlLO VERSALLES' CIRCUIT TUESDAY 5:00 DELOSANTOS VS. BOYLE IS ON TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE AND THAT IS BLOW IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE. KAAT WAS LIFTED FOR A PINCH-HITTER EXHIBITION GAMES THE BOSTON PATRIOTS WILL HOST THE AFTER FIVE INNINGS. UNBEATED DENVER BRONCOS. A lOP COLLEGE EXHIBITION FAST PITCH SOFTBALL GAME FOOTBALL GAME TON I GHT PITS STANFORD I THE HOUSTON COLTS ~WEPT A DOUBLEHEAD­ SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 AT 10~00 A.M. SPOILERS VS. UNKNOWNS A~A I NST TUlAt-IE t ER rROM THE NEW YORK METS 7-2 AND 5-4

• G • .v IN 12 INNINGS LAST NIGHT TO PLUNGE THE EXHIBITION MOUNTAINBALl GAME S~~/ Too MANY MOTORISTS P~AY HAPLESS NEW YORKERS INTO A ~IE WITH THE DAY SEPTEMBER 22 -- ArTER MOV'.E-- // "WHAT'S My lANE" 1935 BOSTON BRAVES WITH 115 DEFEATS. HiGH SCHOOL VS. 8AN~F ~~__

,/ PAGE 6 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 1962 NOTICES

WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY NEEDS EX­ "THE HELLIONS" C & CS PERIENCED STENOGRAPHIC HELP. IF IN­ RICHARD TODD, ANNE AUBREy--THIS ADVENTURE DRAMA IS SET IN PIONEER TERESTED PLEASE CONTACT MRS. FRANCES SOUTH AFRICA, WHEN LIFE IN ITS FRONTIER COMMUNITIES CLOSELY RESEMBLED THAT OF KEOGH, 9-480 JTO BUILDING. AMERICAN'S LAWLESS WEST. IT TELLS THE STORY OF A LONE LAWMAN IN A TOWN TERROR­ IZED BY AN OUTLAW BAND. CHANCE VOUGHT HAS AN OPENING FOR A TYPIST. HOURS CAN BE ARRANGED. CON­ RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. TACT JIM DILLION, 596. POSSIBLE FULL "SANTUARY" CS (NOT RECG1MENDED FOR CHILDREN) TIME JOB. YVES MONTAND, LEE REMICK--SET IN THE 1920's IN WHICH AN AMOROUS COLLEGE GIRL OF A GOOD FAMILY BECOMES INVOLVED WITH A BOOTLEGGER WHO MIKES HER WANTED TO BUY HIS WOMAN, DRAGS HER INTO t~E DREGS OF SOCIETY AND EVENTUALLY BECOMES THE IN­ HEAT LAMP WITH INSTRUCTIONS. CALL DIRECT CAUSE OF HER BABY'S MU~DER, SOME YEARS LATER AFTER SHE MARRIES A FORMER 618 AFTER 4:30 P.M. YOUTHFUL ADMIRER.

FOR SALE YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7.00 P.M. AND'~:OO P.M WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT AUTOMATIC "B IRDMAN OF ALCATRAZ" B ~W WASHER - EXCELLENT CONDITION $150.00. BURT LANCASTER, ROBERT STROUD--BASED ON THE TRUE STORY OF ROB­ 2 SETS SNORKLE EQUIPMENT (I SIZE MAN'S ERT STROUD, A LIFE-TERMER WHO HAS BEEN IN PRISON SINCE 1909, WHERE HE BECAME SMALL AND I SIZE MAN'S LARGE). I LARGE WORLD-RENOWNED AUTHORITY ON BIRDS. SPRING TYPE ROCKING HORSE - ALSO ASSORTED TOY TRUCKS. BOY'S SPORT COAT ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6.30 P.M. AND 8:30 P.M. SIZE 10 AND 2 PAIR BROWN SLACKS SIZE "A MATTER OF WHO" B & W 8. CALL 2287. TERRY THOMAS, SONJA ZIEMANN--THE FUNNIEST CHASE SII\:CE "THE LAV­ ENDER HILL MOB" ••• ANOTHER HIT FROM THE PRODUCERS OF "THE MOUSE THAT ROARED." LOST --P;'R OF BLACK GLOVES LOST MONDAY MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. EVENING IN FRONT OF MACY'S. CALL 465 "THE PARENT TRAP" C DURING WORKING HOURS. MAUREEN O'HARA, BRIAN KEITH--HtLARIOUS COMEDY •• GREAT FUN.e.A SCREENFUL OF LAUGHTER ••• NOTICE OF RESTRICTED AREA UNTIL ALL SECURITY FENCES ARE COM­ MOVIES SUNDAY PLETED, THE NIKE-ZEUS COMPLEX AREA OCEAN VIEW -- "SANTUARY" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. REMAINS A "RESTRICTED AREA." SIGHTSEE­ RICHARDSON -- "BIRDMAN OF ALCATRAZ" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. ING, SHELLING AND FISHING IN THIS AREA YOKWE YUK -- "THE HELLIONS" SHOWT IMES 7:00 P.M. AND 9:00 P.M. IS UNAUTHORIZED. ROXY -- "WEE GEORDI" SHOWTIMES 6:30 P.M. AND 8:30 P.M. OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION WILL BE PUB­ BILL TRAVIS--STORY TAKES PLACE IN SCOTLAND OF A TYPICAL EUROPEAN LISHED WHEN THIS AREA IS OPEN FOR FAMILY. THE FAMILY WAYS OF LIFE ARE VERY SIMPLE AND SCOTISH DANCES, GAMES OF RECREATIONAL USEo STRENGTH ARE BROUGHT OUT IN THE PICTURE AT THE ANNUAL TOWN FAIR. MAD CLUB -- "THE MARK" SHOWT I ME 7: 30 P. M.. ~A~IA SCHELL) STUART WHITMAN--No SYNOPSIS AVAILABLE o ••

I SL.\ ~JD CHURCH SERVICES CONTINUED ~ ·U [J \ r! r'~ SE i~ VIIC £S f?L I NAk~U f( ~\lU VI ES L.D.S. SERVICES ARE HELD EACH SUN­ PROTESTANT SATURDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 1962 8 P.M. REV. DONALD S. DAUGHTRY DAY AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL ROOM II "BOYS NIGHT OUT" C KIM NOVAK, JAMES DIVINE SERVICES - II A.M. IN THE AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES: PRIESTHOOD GARNER--FoUR MALE COMMUTES RENT A CITY MEMORIAL CHAPEL. MEETING - 8:30 A.M., SUNDAY SCHOOL APARTMENT AND HIRE A FEMALE "HOUSEKEEP­ SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10 A.M. IN THE 9:30 A.M. AND SACRAMENT MEETING 10:30 ER" WITH THE NOTION OF PLAYING HOUSE .. GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. A.M. SUNDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 1962 8 P.M. FRIDAY, 7:30 P,M o CHAPLAIN DAUGHTRY WILL TEACH THE ADULTS NEW TESTAMENT ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS PICNIC "SNOW WHITE AND THE THREE STOOGES" CAROL ~EIS5, THE THREE STOOGES--A MOD­ CLASSES IN ROOM 112 OF THE GEORGE SEIT~ MEMBERS OF THE ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHOOL. ERNIZED VERSION Of THE AGE-OLD FAIRY CLASS, FAMILIES AND FRIENDS ARE INVI­ TALE OF SNOW WHITE AND THE EVIL STEP­ TED TO A HAMBURGER COOKOUT AT BRANDON CATHOLI C MOTHER QUEEN WHO TRIES UNSUCCESSFULLY FIELD NEXT SUNDAY, SEPT. 23, 1962, AT TO DESTROY SNOW WHITE AND HER PRINCE FATHER LEO F. FEY 4:30 P.M. SUNDAY MASS - 7 A.M. AND 9 A.M. IN CHARMING, WITH THE STOOGES ACTING AS PROTECTORS OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS. THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL. SPONSORING BOAT TRIP DAILY MASS - TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY - 4:45 P.M. IN THE THE SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB WILL MONDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 1962 8 P.M. SPONSOR A BOAT TRIP TO THE ISLAND OF CHAPEL. SATURDAY AT 8:30 A.M. IN THE "SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER" MONTGOMERY CHAPEL. BIGEJ SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. BOAT CLIFF, ELIZABETH TAYLOR--A MOTHERS EF­ CONFESSIONS--SATURDAY - 7 P.M. TO LEAVES DOCK AT 8:30 A.M. FORTS TO PRESERVE HER DEAD SON'S GOOD 8 P.M. NAME AT THE EXPENSE OF HER NIECE WHO ENGLAND MAY LOSE ADEN BASE WAS SENT TO A MENTAL INSTITUTION TO KEEP THE TRUE FACTS OF THE SON'S DEATH CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES ARE HELD LONDON, SE PT. 21 (Up I )--AN ADEN PO­ HIDDEN. A KINDLY SURGEON HELPS THE EACH LORD'S DAY AT 10 A.M. IN ROOM 13 LITICAL LEADER AND NEWSPAPER EXECUTIVE GIRL AND PROVES HER tf HALLUCINATIONS " OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. BIBLE YESTERDAY WARNED THAT BRITAIN'S IM­ STUDY IS HELD AT II A.M. SERVICES PORTANT MIDEAST BASE IN ADEN WILL HAVE ARE FACT. WILL ALSO BE HELD SUNDAY EVENING AT TO GO IF THE PROPOSED FEDERATION OF CONTROL JAPANESE EXPORTS 6 P.M. ADEN WITH THE I I EMIRATES OF THE SOUTH ARABIAN FEDERATION GOES THROUGH. TOKYO, SE PT. 21 (UP I )--THE KYODO JEWISH SERVICES WILL BE HELD ON THE MOHAMMED ALI LOKMAN, EXECUTIVE MEM­ NEWS SERVICE SAID TODAY THAT "JAPANESE 1ST AND 3RD FRIDAY EVERY MONTH, 8 P.M. BER OF THE PEOPLES CONGRESS PARTY IN TRANSISTOR RADIO PARTS HAVE BEEN SHUT AT THE CHAPEL. ADEN, TOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE THAT UN­ OUT OF THE HONG KONG MARKET AND RE­ TIL ABOUT A YEAR AGO "WE WERE WILLING PLACED BY WEST GERMAN, BRITISH AND PENTECOSTAL GROUP MEETS IN THE CHA­ THAT THE BASE REMAIN ••• " OUT CH PRODUCTS. tf PEL EVERY SUNDAY AT 7:30 P.M. COME BUT, HE SAID, "AFTER THE FEDERATION IT SAID THIS WAS A RESLLT OF THE Gov­ WORSHIP WITH US. A FRIENDLY WELCCM: WE FEEL THAT THE BASE SHOULD GO IM­ ERNMENT'S TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF EX­ AWAITS YOU. MEDIATELY. WE FEEL THE BASE IF THE PORTS OF TRANSISTOR PARTS TO HONG KONG ...... SOURCE OF EVIL." LAST MAY IN CONNECTION WITH MEASURES EPISCOPALIAN SERVICES ARE HELD TO CONTROL TRANSISTOR RADIO EXPORTS TO EVERY TUESDAY EVENING AT 7'00 P.M. IN WANTED TO BUY THE UNITED STATES. THE STATION CHAPEL. 24" OR 26" BICYCLE (MAN'S OR WOMAN'S ...... IN KWAJ. CONDITION. CALL 2209. PRIORITY TO NUCLEAR WEAPONS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE SERVICES PARIS, SEPT. 21 (UPI)--THE GOVERNMENT WILL BE HELD IN QTRS. 435-B THIS SUN­ LOST TODAY PUBLISHED DETAILS OF FRANCE'S LONY DAY - 10:30 ArM. -IBILLFOLD AT RICHARDSON THEATRE FRI­ TERM MIL ITARY PLA.N~ lNG, WH I CH G I VE~ .I t-y I DAY NIGHT q CALL A.CoWALKER, 558 DAYS. ME D I ATE ~ PR J.Q.B.("'T"T _,U) NJJCJ...£.)';R ~~ PAGE 7 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 1962

LETTER FROM FR~END WHO HELPED MOUNTAfNBALL STANDINGS RESEARCH PANEL GIVES ADVICE ON INITIAL CONSTRUCTION OF KWAJ WON LOST PCT. ON SWIMMING WITH SHARKS AROUND MILT SeOUTARIS (CORPS OF ENGINEERS) AMERICAN LEAGUE HERE is SOME ADVICE THE SHARK RE­ HAS PASSED ALONG AN INTERESTING LETTER HIGH SCHOOL 10 I SEARCH PANEL HAS FOR PEOPLE iN WATERS HE RECEIVED RECENTLY FROM A FRIEND, DOUGLAS 2 fREQUENTED BY SHARKS. Gus COOLOGEORGEN, PEORIA HEIGHTS, ILL. NAVY ~ 3 FOR SWIMMERS--ALWAYS SWiM WITH A AND THE HOURGLASS is PRINTING IT IN FIL-AMERICANS 6 COMPANION. F'ULL~ Rot NAMUR 4 ~ IF SHARKS ARE KNOWN TO BE IN THE FIRE COMETS 3 AREA, DON'T SWiM~ DEAR MILT, CARDINALS g WELL, I SEE WHERE YOU ARE ON GOOD 3 THE NAVY PRACTICE OF POSTING ARMED SECURITY 3 7 SHARK GUARDS WHEN MEN SWiM OFF A SKIP OLD KWAJ THAT'S WHERE i WAS WHEN I UTILITIES SHiPPED HOME I WAS WITH THE 141sT 3 STRIKES THE PANEL AS WRONG A WOUNDED BILLETING I $ SEABEE'S JUST LOOKING AT THE CARD SHARK CAN BE WORSE THAN A CURiOUS OR YOU SENT ME MAKES ME SIT DOWN AND REM­ NATIONAL LEAGUE EVEN A HUNGRY ONE. AND SH001~NG A INISCE OF THl 8 MONTHS I SPENT THERE. SPOILERS I ·900 SHARK MAY SET OFf A "fEEDING FRENZY". WHEN WE WERE THERE, WE KNEW WITH CROSSROADS ~ 2 .800 IT'S BETTER, THE PANEL THINKS, TO SAVE THE TYPE Of WORK MY OUTFiT WAS DOING BANK OF HAWA I I 7 2 ·778 THE SHOOTING UNTIL AfTER THE MEN ARE OUT Of THE WATER. THERE, THAT IT HADN'T ANYT~ING TO DO MARINE DEPARTMENT 7 3 ·700 WITH THE WAR EfFORT. NOT WHEN YOU WECO 5 ·500 AVOID SWIMMING AT NIGHT OR IN DiRTY BUILD A GOOD AIRPORT, COMPLETE WITH MIXERS 3 ~ ·333 WATER WHERE VISABILITY IS POOR. TICKET OFFICE, HOTEL TYPE BARRACKS, GARDEN SHOP 3 6 333 AND DON'T GO IN WITH A BLEEDING WATER PURifiCATION SYSTEM (50,000 BBLS AIR TRAfFIC 3 .300 WOUND. A DAY), CONTROL TOWER AND WHATEVER CHANCE VOUGHT 2 ~ .200 FOR SKIN AND SCUBA DIVERS--AlWAYS ELSE HAVE YOU. OKOLEHAU 2 9 .182 DIVE WITH A COMPANION WE EVEN HAD ONE fELLOW WRITE TO HIS Do NOT SPEAR, RIDE OR HANG ON ANY AMERICAN LEAGUE INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS SHARK. UNION AS TO WHY WE WERE DOING CIVILIAN WORK FOR ONLY NAVY PAY! CRAZY WASN'T LEADING BATTERS REMOVE ALL SPEARED FISH fRO~ THE IT? BUT, IN LATER YEARS, I'M SURE B. PODROUZEK - NAVY 562 WATER IMMEDiATELY; DO NOT TOW THEM iN HE READ ABOUT TrlOSE ATOM BOMB TESTS E. CHOY - FIRE COMETS ·556 A BAG OR ON A LINE. JUST 200 OR 300 MILES AWAY AND THAT B. BEST - DOUGLAS .545 As A RULE, A SHARK WILL CIRCLE iTS KWAJ WAS THE HOME BASE. ALSO, WHAT­ F FOR INGER - NAVY ·538 INTENDED VICTIM SEVERAL TiMES; GET iNTO EVER IS GOiNG AROUND OUT THERE NOW, O. DAVIS - FIRE COMETS ·533 A BOAT OR OUT Of THE WATER AS QUICKLY I'M SURE HE AND THE REST OF US DID F. NEVRINCEAN - HIGH SCHOOL ·531 AS POSSIBLE AfTER SIGHt!NG A CIRCLING THAT WORK FOR THE FUTURE SECURITY Of J. STEWART - DOUGLAS .529 SHARK BEfORE IT HAS TIME TO MAKE AN OuR NATION AND ARE DARNED GLAD THAT MOST RUNS BATTED IN AGGRESSIVE PASS. USE A RHYTHMIC BEAT WE DiD THE PRELIMINARY WORK FOR WHAT C. CLARK, JR. - HIGH SCHOOL 19 WITH THE fEET AND DO NOT MAKE AN UNDUE IT IS USfD TODAY. S. KAPAHU - ROI NAMUR 17 DISTURBANCE IN THE WATER AS YOU MOVE FROM THE CARD, KWAJ SURE HAS CHANG­ K. KIHARA - UTILITIES 15 TOWARD THE BOAT OR SHORE if WEARiNG ED A LOTo B. BEST - DOUGLAS 15 SCUBA GEAR, IT IS BEST TO STAY SUBMER­ WELL, MILT, ! COULD KEEP ON WRITING H. BURROUGH - DOUGLAS GED UNTIL YOU HAVE REACHED THE BOAT OF KWAJ FOR PAGES AND PAGES BUT IT B. FORIN,GER - NAVY :~ IF THERE IS NO TIME TO GET our Or WOULD ONLY MAKE ME FEEL BLUE. IT WAS M. HARAL$ON - HIGH SCHOOL 14 THE WATER, TRY NOT TO PANIC AND KEEP GOOD DUTY ON THAT ISLAND AND I LEARNED T. JOHNSON - ROI NAMUR 13 THE SHARK IN VIEW. IT IS OfTEN POSSI­ QUITE ALOT WHILE IN THE SEEBEES. WE E. STALLINGS - NAVY 13 BLE TO DISCOURAGE A SHARK BY RELEASING LIVED IN TENTS CLOSE TO THE END Of THE J. NICHOLSON - NAVY 13 BUBBLES OR, AT CLOSE RANGE, BY DELiBER­ RUNWAY. MOST HOME RUNS ATELY CHARGING IT AND HITTING IT ON 1t BEST REGARDS TO YOU FROM ALL Of US B. BEST - DOUGLAS 4 THE SNOUT WITH A CLUB OR "SHARK BILLy. HERE IN PEORIA S. KAPAHU - Rot NAMUR 3 SINCE THE HIDE OF A SHARK IS VERY ROUGH Gus C. CLARK, JR. - HIGH SCHOOL 3 AND MAY CAUSE SERIOUS SKIN ABRASION, HIT THE SHARK WITH YOUR BARE HANDS NATIONAL LEAGUE INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS ONLY AS A LAST RESORT. SHOUTING UNDER­ D~SASTER CONTROL EXERCISE LEADING BATTERS WATER MAY OR MAY NOT DISCOURAGE A WILL BE HELD MONDAY S. HINTACUTAN - SPOILERS 667 SHARK. A DISASTER CONTROL FIELD EXERCISE B. DEMELLO - BANK/HAWAI I ·593 FOR KWAJALE!N iSLAND IS PLANNED TO BE B WHITE - AIR TRAFfiC .545 USE LIGHTS ON BiCYCLES HELD ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, BY ORDER G. GRifFIN - BANK/HAWAI I ·536 SOME BICYCLES ARE BEING RIDDEN AFTER OF THE COMMANDING OFfiCER THE EXER­ R. FUENTES - OKOLEHAU ·500 DARK WITHOUT LIGHTS, OFFERING A TRAFFIC CISE WILL COMMENCE AT APPROXIMATELY S. MAEDA - SPOILERS .486 HAZARD PARTICULARLY DURING RAIN SQUALLS 0900 AND LAST APPROXIMATELY TWO HOURS A. COSTA - CROSSROADS .484 CORAL DUST SOMETIMES COATS WINDSHIELDS THE DISASTER CONTROL ALERT WILL BE MOST RUNS BATTED IN OF CARS MAKING IT DifFICULT FOR DRIVERS A STEADY BLAST FOR 3-5 MINUTES IN DUR­ J. RIELER - GARDEN SHOP 21 TO SEE BICYCLES WITHOUT LIGHTS AT NIGHT ATION ON THE STATION SIREN No RES­ B. SATURNIO - CROSSROADS A NUMBER Of PRIVATELY OWNED BiCYCLES PONSE ON THE PART OF THE GENERAL PUB­ G. GRIFfIN - BANK/HAWAII ~J ARE NOT EQUIPPED WITH LIGHTS AND SHOULD LIC IS REQUIRED ONLY MEMBERS OF DIS­ H CHARTRAND - MARINE DEPT. 15 NOT BE RIDDEN AfTER DARK ASTER CONTROL TEAMS WILL BE CONCERNED S. MAEDA - SPOILERS 15 DURING THE PERIOD OF THE EXERCISE G. AHYO - OKOLEHAU PERSONNEL DESIRING TO LEAVE THE NIKE B WHITE - AIR TRAffiC :~ ZEUS AREA WILL BE REQUIRED TO UTILIZE S. HINTACUTAN - SPOILERS 14 OCEAN ROAD ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE S. GENILLA - OKOLEHAU 14 RUNWAY M. EMPROSO - OKOLEHAU 14 MOST HOME RUNS JEWISH HOLiDAYS START FRIDAY H. CHARTRAND - MARINE DEPT. 4 MEMBERS OF THE JEWISH FAITH WILL C. HIGA - SPOILERS 4 CELEBRATE THE JEWISH NEW YEAR WITH B SATURNIO - CROSSROADS 3 SERVICES AT THE ALL rAITHS' CHAPEL S MAEDA - SPOILERS 3 NEXT FRIDAY 28 SEPTEMBER AT 8 P M AND SATURDAY AT 10 A M. ROSH HASHONAH HORSESHOE STANDINGS SERVICE~ WILL BE HELD THE fOLLOWING WON LOST PCT. SUNDAY MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK AT QTRS. ERNIE Goo 5 .625 418-A. PAT BOYLE g ~ 556 LEN BARCOMA 5 545 SUNDAY SCUBA TRIP PAT LAN lAS 5 5 ·500 WALLY UMEDA 00 MEMBERS Of THE SCUBA CLUB GOING TO 5 5 .5 OWEN BECKMAN THE N~RTH END Of BIGEJ ISLAND SUNDAY, 3 375 PABLO DELOSANTOS 2 ~ ARE ADVISED THAT THE BOAT LEAVES THE ·333 da.Mifirld ~ PIER HERE AT EXACTLY 8:30 A.M DUE TO LIMITED STORAGE SPACE AT THE J'l.LGIERS, SEPT 21 (UPI )--EARLY RE­ LAUNDRY, IT IS URGENT THAT CLOTHING ~-k~~ TURNS fROM INDEPENDENT ALGERIA'S fiRST BE PICKED UP PROMPTLY SOME GARMENTS LEFT OVER THE POSTED TIME LIMIT MAY ELECTiONS !~DICATED TODAY AN OVER­ HAVE TO BE DISPOSED Of IF NOT CLAIMED WHELMlN~ SUT UNSURPRISING VICTORY fOR iItP~~ AT ONCE. AHMED BE~ BELLA. September 24, through September 30, 1962 SPECIAL SERVICES ACTIVITY SHEET

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

RI CHARDSON THEATER

CABINET OF UNDER WATER CITY FOX HOLE IN CAIRO VILLAGE OF HIGH TIME BOYS NIGHT SNOW WHITE & THE CALIGARI DAUGHTERS OUT 3 STOOGES

YOKWE !UK CLUB THEATER

UNDER WATER CITY FOX HOLE IN VILLAGE OF CABINET OF CALIGARI BOYS NIGHT SNOW WHITE & HIGH TIME CAIRO DAUGHTERS OUT THE 3 STOOGES

OCEAN VIEW THEATER

FOX HOLE IN VILLAGE OF CABINET OF UNDER WATER CITY SNOW WHITE & HIGH TIME BOYS NIGHT CAIRO DAUGHTERS CALIGARI THE 3 STOOGES OUT

ROXY THEATER

BOYS NIGHT OUT FOX HOLE IN HIGH TIME SNOW ~iITE & THE VILLAGE OF UNDER WATER CABINET OF CAIRO 3 STOOGES DAUGHTERS CIT! CALIGARI

CABINET OF CALIGARI -CS Dan 0 'Her1iby J Glynis Johns 95 MIN. HORROR DRAMA UNDER WATER CITY -B&W William Lundigan, Jul1e Adams 110 MIN. SCIENCE FICTION FOX HOLE IN CAIRO -B&W Robertson Justice, Adrlan Hoven 68 MIN. MELODRAMA VILLAGE CF DAUGHTERS -B&W Gramham Stark, Mario Fabrizzi 110 MIN .. DRAMA HIGH TIME -C-CS Bing Crosby, Fablan 110 MIN. DRAMAjKuSI CAL BOYS NIGHT OUT-C J ames Gamer, Kim Novak 115 MIN. + NEWS & SPORTS COMEDY SNOW WHITE & THE 3 STOOGES -C-CS Carol Heiss, 3 Stooges 107 MIN. COMEDY

T;'{) SHOWS WILL BE SHOWN NIGHTLY AT THE ROXY THEATER AND THE YOKWE !UK THEATER.. FIRST SHOW AT THE RDXY WILL START AT 1830 AND THE SECOND WILL START AT 2030. FIRST SHOW AT THE YOKWE YUK WILL START AT 1900 AND THE SECOND WILL START AT 2100. WATCH THE HOURGLASS FOR CHANGES IN THE SECOND MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE.

THERE ARE MOVIES SHOWN AT MIDNIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB THEATER EACH TUESDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHT. THE MIDNIGHT SHOW WILL FEATURE "FOX HOLE IN CAIRO" AND "CABINET OF CALIGARI" THIS WEEK.

ROI NAMUR MOVIES

SUDDENLY LAST VILLAGE OF THE CRIMES OF CAT BURGALAR 1961 WRLD SERIES T\tl) WEEKS IN THAT TOUCH SUMMER DAMMED AOOLF HITLER + ANOTHER TOWN OF MINK NIGHT CREATURES + NEWS

DEPENDENT'S POOL

1000-1900 CLOSED 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900

BACHELOR'S POOL

0700-2100 CLOSED 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100

BOWLING ALLEY

1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1700 1300-1700 1700-2200 1700-2200 1700-2200 1700-2200 1700-2200 1800-2200 1800-2200 LEAGUE NITE LEAGUE NITE LEAGUE NITE LEAGUE NITE LEAGUE NITE OPEN BOWLING LEAGUE NITE

LIBRARY

0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 1300-1700 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1800-2130

HOBBY SHOP

1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1200-1630 1730-1930 1730-1930 1730-1930 1730-1930 1730-2100 1730-2100 1730-2100

ATHLETI C GEAR LOCKER

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