11()lIIl. VOL 3 No. 839 KWAJALEIN, M.I. THURSDAY 15 JUNE 1961
IMPORTANT VISITORS TO ARRIVE HERE TUESDAY RUSS ACCUSES U.S. OF VIOLATIONS OF NEXT TUESDAY,TWO PARTIES WILL ARRIVE ON THE TRUCE IN LAOS - HOLDING UP AJALEIN FOR FAMILIARIZATION TOURS PEACE CONFERENCE ~DM R. L. CAMPBELL, RADM C. D. RIGGS, GENEVA, JUNE 13 (UPI) RUSSIA TODAY ACCUSED AND A PART( OF TEN OTHER NAVAL OFFICERS THE UNITED STATES OF SUPPORTING "FLAGRANT" WILL TOUR KWAJALEIN ANn ASSOCIATED FACIL VIOLATIONS OF THE TRUCE IN LAOS AND OF HOLD ITIES DURING THEIR BRIEF STAY FROM JUNE ING UP CON~ERENCE NEGOTIATIONS HERE ON A 20 TO 22 NEUTRALITY SETTLEMENT FOR THE SOUTHEAST MAJOft GENERAL G. A. BLAKE, USAF, AND A ASIAN KINGDOM PARTY OF TEN AIR FORCE OFFICERS WILL ALSO SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER ANDREI GROMYKO RIVE ON TUESDAY, TO DEPART THE FOLLOWING BLAMED U.S. AMBASSADOR W. AVERELL HARRIMAN AY HE IS VICE COMMANDER AND CHIEF OF AND HIS DELEGATION ~OR HOLDING UP THE STAFF, PACIFIC AIR FORCES CONFERENCES WORK FOR A MONTH "USING VIOLATIONS OF THE CEASErlRE IN LAOS AS A PRETEXT" BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY VISITS U.S. FOR A~ AMERICAN SPOKESMAN SAID THE RUSSIANS TALKS WITH SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK" CHARGE WAS "A VERY WEAK ATTEMPT TO DEFEND WASHINGTON, JUNE 13 (UPI) BRITISH FOREIGN COMMUNIST VIOLATIONS OF THE CEASE-fiRE" SECRETARY LORD HOME ARRIVED HERE TONIGHT EVEN AS GROMYKO ADDRESSED THE 14-NATION FOR TALKS ON THE DEADLOCKED GENEVA CONTERENCE, REPORT ARRIVED HERE OF A PRO NEGOTIATIONS FOR A LAOS PEACE SETTLEMENT, COMMUNIST REBEL ATTACK NEAR BAN HAT Bo IN A NUCLEAR TEST BAN, AND THE RENEWED THREAT LAOS IN WHICH GOVERNMENT DEfENDERS WERE OF A BERLIN CRISIS FORCES BACK LORD HOME LISTED THESE THREE SUBJECTS AS "WE ARE PREPARED TO GET DOWN TO WORK THE MAIN POINTS HE WOULD DISCUSS WITH NO\-J," THE AMERICAN SPOKESMAN SAID OF SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK RUSSIA's CHARGES OF U.S. BLOCKING TACTICS IN TRAINSIDE INTERVIEW ON ARRIVAL FROM THE U.S., BRITAIN AND FRANCE ENDED A NEW YORK, HE TOLD REPORTERS BRITAIN OPPOSES BOYCOTT or THE CONFERENCE YESTERDAY THE SOVIET DEMAND FOR MERGING THE NEGOTIA f OLLOdlNG AN EAST-WEST COMPROM I SE FORMULA TIONS FOR A NUCLEAR TEST BAN WITH GENERAL AS REGARDS THE ROLE OF THE INTERNATIONAL DISARMAMENT TALKS SCHEDULED TO RESUME AT CONTROL COMMISSION IN LAOS THE END OF JULY BUT PRO-WESTERN THAILAND CONTINUED ITS HE INDICATED THAT BRITAIN WANTS TO PRIVATE WALKOUT WHICH BEGAN YESTERDA) CONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS AT GENEVA FOR A TEST WHEN THE CONFERENCE DID NOT ACT ON A DAN DESPITE SOVIET INSISTENCE ON VETO LONG-STANDING THAI REQUEST fOR THE SEATING RIGHTS AND OTHER CONDITIONS WHICH THE WEST or NON-COMMUIST LAOTIANS ) CALLED UNACCEPTABLE GROMYKO DOMINATED TODAYS FOUR HOUR, ASKED WHETHER HE WOULD ACCEPT LINKING THE 20-MINUTE SESSION WHICH ALSO FEATURED AN T"'O NEGOTIATIONS, HOME PEPLIED "No WE 85-MINUTf DI~COURSE BY INDIAN DErENSE ALWAYS INTfNDED TO GET THE NUCLEAR TEST MINISTER V. K. KRISHNA MENON ISSUE SETTLED FIRST WHETHER WE SHALL BE MENON, WHO fLIES BACK TO INDIA TOMORROW, ABL E TO DO TH AT NOW, I DON'T KNOW " AIRED THE POSSIBILITY or A COMPROMISE BE INFORMED SOURCES SAID TODAY THE ~ENNrD, TWEEN THE SOVIET DEMAND THAT ALL ICC ADMINISTRATION WAS RECONSIDERING TH~ DECISIONS DE UNANIMOUS AND THE WESTS INSIS -SIDENT'S DETERMINATION TO KEEP TRYING TENCE ON A VETO-fREE OPERATION OF THE ~~ A TEST-BAN TREATY IMPORTANT TRUCE-POLICING GROUP LORD HOME SAID HE WAS HERE TO ~OLLOW UP GROMYDO, IN CONTRAST TO HIS VITRIOLIC TALKS WITH RUSK BEGUN DURING THE ONE DAY SPEECH AND FINGER WAVING AT THE AMERICANS VISIT RUSK MADE TODAY, HAD \.JHAT \-IAS DESCR I BED AS A JlpLEASANT" TOMORRO\1, AFTER TALI PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE NOTICES COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE LOST LADY'S BLUE KNIT BELT WITH GOLD RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL CLASP CALL 858 ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c WANTED TO GIVE AWAY - TWO LITTLE KITTENS WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS CALL 679 AFTER 4.30 PM THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY NEW EOD TEAM (EYPLOSIVE ORDINANCE DEMOLITIO~I MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 473 FOR COPY IS 1000 DAY OF PUBLICATION. JUNe CUB SCOUT PACK MEETING WILL BE A PIC STAFF JOYCE RAWLES NIC HELD AT EAMON BEACH ON SUNDAY, JUNE 18, NOBLE YAMASAK I AT 5 PM ~T LEAST ONE PARENT, FOR EACH JIM CHRISTENSEN CUB MUST A1TEND EACH WILL BRING OWN FOOD ADVISER JOHN COLEMAN (HOT DOGS, ROLLS, ETC ), SOFT DRINKS & CON DIMENTS (KETCH-UP, MUSTARD, RELISH) WILL B~ GEN. LEMNITZER DOESN'T BELIEVE SUPPLIED CUBS TO WEAR BATHING SUITS MILITARY PROGRAM CORRUPTED KOREA WASHINGTON, JUNE 14 (UPI) -- GEN. LYMAN COMPLETE STORY OF NIKE ZEUS OPEN HOUSE; TO LEMNITZER, CHAIRMAN Of THE U.S. JOINT BE HELD SUNDAY, WILL BE PUBLISHED IN TO CHIEFS OF STAfF, TODAY DENIED THAT U.S. MORROW'S HOURGLASS M,LITARY AID TO KOREA HAS CREATED COR RUPTION IN THE KOREAN GOVERNMENT. A LETTER TO THE EDITOR INSTEAD, HE SAID, IT HAS BEEN INSTRU THERE WAS A RECENT NOTICE IN THE HOURGLASS MENTAL IN BUILDING A "CAPABLE ARMED THAT PERTAINED TO OUR FLAG AND THE RESPECT FORCES WHICH IS CONTRIBUTING THE MAJOR DUE IT A fEW MINUTES AfTER I READ THE ART EFFORT IN MAINTAINING THE SECURITY" OF ICLE I WAS fILLED WITH INDIGNATION BY THE KOREA THOUGHT "WHY SHOULD ANY AMERICAN HAVE TO BE LEMNITZER AND DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT REMINDED TO SHOW REVERENCE TO THE AMERICAN S McNAMARA, TESTIFYING A SENATE FOREIGN fLAG?"---1 AM SURE If ANY OF US STOPPED fOR RELATIONS COMMITTEE HEARING ON THE PRO BUT A MINUTE AND THOUGHT WHAT THIS PIECE Of POSED NEW FOREIGN AID BILL, WERE ASKED CLOTH, MEANT TO US, THERE WOULD BE NO NEED ABOUT A RECENT NEWS DISPATCH BY A U.S. OF A REMINDER CORRESPONDENT IN KOREA WHICH CLAIMED THAT To us, AS AMERICAN CITIZENS, NO MATTER U.S. AID IS THE ROOT OF KOREAN DIFFICULT WHAT THE COLOR OUR SKIN OR REGARDLESS OUR IES WITH CORRUPTION AND INFLATION RELIGIOUS BELIEFS, OUR FLAG IS A SYMBOL FOR "I DON'T BELIEVE THf MILITARY PROGRAM WHAT WE STAND --- DEMOCRACY AND THE fREEDOM HAS CORRUPTED KOREA," McNAMARA SAID, AND WE PRAY WE AND OUR LOVED ONES WILL ENJOY LEMNITZER AGREED LEMNITZER CONTINUED. FOREVER "THIS ARTICLE AND OTHERS ALONG THE IF FOR JUST A SECOND WE WILL ALLOW OUR SAME LINE TEND TO OVER-EMPHASIZE THE MINDS TO REMEMBER SOME HISTORY----"IN CORRUPTION ASPECTS AND UNDERRATE THE FLANDERS FIELD THE POPPIES GROW"-- AND THE GREAT GOOD WHICH HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED " THOUSANDS WHO FOUGHT AND DIED IN WORLD WAR II --AND PARTICULAPLY THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES SPEC I AL NOT ICE OFFICIALS NEEDED FOR THE RIGHT HERE AT KWAJALEIN--SURELY THEN WE MOUNTAIN BALL CALL ANDY OKULOVICH AT WILL REALIZE THAT IF THEY COULD GIvE THEir 331 LI VES--THEN WE SHOULD GI 'IE A FEW t11 NUTES OF OUR TIME TO PAUSE AND LOOK WITH PRIDE AN ATOMIC SCIENTIST ATTENDING A MEETIN ~ND GRATITUDE AT OUR FLAG ---AT EIGHT O'C~ AT LAS VEGAS SPENT MOST OF HIS TIME GAMB- EACH MORNING WHEN THE COLORS ARE RAISED AND LING RECKLESSLY AT DICE AND ROULETTE. AT SUNSET WHEN THEY ARE LOWERED, STOP AND "I'M SHOCKED AT THE WAY SMITH IS THROW- SHOW THAT YOU ARE AN AMERICAN AND PROUD TO ING HIS MONEY AWAY AT THE GAMBLING TABLE ,BE ONE' A READER ONE OF THE GPOUP TOLD HIS COLLEAGUES "WHY, HE's GAMBLING AS IF THERE WERE NO ATTEND NIKE ZEUS OPEN HOUSE TOMORROW." "HEAVENS'" EXCLAIMED ANOTHER SUNDAY JUNE 18TH' "MAYBE SMITH KNOWS SOMETHING" AFPS '-"...... -..7- ....:H~O:::.:U~R.:.::G::.:LTAS~S------..!.T.!:1H!::LU~RS:?JDiL;A!:U... 15 JUN E '-i'9~6L.L1__- REV. TOMS WILL CONDUCT SERVICES POWER FAILURE AT RUSH HOUR THE REV PAU~ E TOMS, PASTOR OF THE CAUSES PANDEMONIUM IN NY HAILI CONGREG~TIONAL CHURCH IN H,LO, HAWAII, IS SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE AT KWAJA- NEW YORK, JUNE 13 (UPI)~~THE ELECTRICAL LEIN TOMORROw MORNING, JUNE 16 AND WILL POWER THAT KEEPS THE NATION'S LARGEST CITY CONDUCT THE SJNDAY WORSHIP SERVICE AT THE HUMMING STOPPED SUDDENLY TODAY IN A LARGE MEMORIAL CHAPEL ON JUNE 18 AND 25 MR SECTION Of MANHATTAN AT RUSH HOUR ON THE TO~lS WAS A 111SSIONARY TO THE HAWAIIAN HOTTEST DAY Of THE YEAR, SPREADING GENERAL PEOPLE ON THE KONA COAST OF THE BIG ISLAN PANDEMONIUM AMONG A HALf MILLION PERSONS BEFORE GOING TO HILO THE MASSIVE POWER fAILURE CAME AT 5·05 P M (EDT) AS THOUSANDS OF OfFICE WORKERS HE WILL BE ASSIGNED TO TrlE REEF BOQ FOR THE DURAT ION OF HIS ST AY 011 KWAJALE I N STREAMED FROM SKYSCRAPER OFF I CE BU I LD I NGS MR TOMS IS COMING TO THE MARSHALL Is- FOR HOME ELECTRIC CURRENT WAS NOT FULLY LANDS PRIMARILY TO TAKE PART iN THE EI- RESTORED UNTIL FOUR HOURS AND 22 MINUTES ENNIAL CONFERENCE OF THE ASSOCIATION OF LATER AT 9 27 P M MARSHALL ISLAND CHURCHES TO BE HELD ON THE BrEAKDOWN WAS BLAMED ON A MALFUNCT- ARNO ATOLL JULY 3- 16 ION AT A POWER SUBSTATION BELIEVED CAUSED BY AN OJERLOAD RESULTING FROM HEAVY USE Of AIR CONDITIONERS TO COMBAT THE RECORD 96° MISS WILSON RETURNS TO MAJURO WEATHER MISS ELEANOR WILSON, WHO HAS BEEN ACT THE NORMAL RUSH HOUR BUSTLE WAS TURNED ING AS CHAPLAIN SINCE CHAPLAIN SAWYER INTO CHAOS IN MINUTES LEFT, RETURNED TO MAJURO ON WEDNESDAY BE --CROWDED ELEVATORS STALLED BETWEEN CAUSE OF THE BIENNIAL MEETING OF THE fLOORS OF TOWER INC BUSINESS AND APARTMENT ASSOCIATION OF MARSHALL ISLAND CHURCHES BUILDINGS SUBWAY TRAINS WERE SLOWED AND WHICH IS DUE TO TAKE PLACE ON ARNO ATOLL SOME STOPPED BENEATH THE STREETS IN THE NEAR FUTURE AFTER THE BIENNIAL --EMERGENCY SITUATIONS AROSE IN HOSPITALS MEETING MISS WILSON HOPES TO TAKE A TRIP WHERE EQUIPMENT FALTERED AND BLOODBANK SUP TO KUSAIE BEfORE RETURNING TO HER HOME IN PLIES TEMPORARILY LOST THEIR COOLING SYS CAMBPIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS TEMS --MONUMENTAL HORN-HONKING TRAFFIC JAMS PILED UP IN STREETS WITHOUT SIGNAL LIGHTS TUCKER AND FOWLER LEAVE I WELCOME ABOARD ~RGAN, MCMATH WI LL LEAVE TODAY RALPH MORGAN, BUILDING sueERINTENDENT, KWAJALEIN PASSENGERS ABOARD THE WORLD AND FRANK McMATH, CHIEF WAREHOUSEMAN, AIRWAYS FLIGHT THIS MORNING WERE: MAVE COMPLETED CONTRACTS WITH PACIFIC TCT - MR AND MRS JOHN COLEMAN AND MARTIN-ZACHRY AND ARE SCHEDULED TO LEAVE SO~S AND MRS COLEMAN'S MOTHER, MRS HELEN KWAJALEIN THIS EVENING ABOARD THE WORLD DORAN, RETURNED FROM LEAVE MISS MARY AI1:FtWAYS FLIGHT Lou COLLINS ARRIVED TO SPEND THE SUMMER KALPH WILL RETURN TO HIS HOME IN KANSA WITH HER PARENTS, MR AND MRS P. D. CITY AND FRANK WILL BE GOING TO HIS HOME COLLINS KIKUP ~ZAWA RETURNED FROM LEAVE IN MT. VERNON, WASH NEW EMPLOYEE IS WALTER J MURPHY CECIL BEST WI SHES I E BURNEY AND BLAKE GILLEN ARE HERE FOR A VI SIT WITH TH E COMP AN Y TWO TCT EMPLOYEES COMPLETE CONTRACTS I USN - ROGER F BLACKLEY, YNC, REPORTED FOR DUTY WITH PACMISRANFAC. KAM UNG Loo AND PABLO M PALTING HAVE HEIDE & COOK - M BORJA RETURNED FROM COMPLETED THEIR CONTRACTS WITH THE TRANS LEAVE PORT COMPANY OF TEXAS AND WILL BOARD THE U.S. WEATHER BUREAU - MRS HUBERT E. WORLD AIRWAYS FLIGHT TODAY BOYD AND SON, WALTER, RETURNED TO THE KAM HAD WORKED IN THE GENERAL MESS AND ISLAND PABLO WORKED IN THE EXECUTIVE MESS KAM CORPS OF ENGINEERS - GEORGE R LOWTHER WILL BE GOING TO HAWAI I AND PABLO WILL RETURNED FROM THE DISTRICT OFFICE TEA~INATE IN THE PHILIPPINES GRANGER ASSOCIATES - LOREN L RAGLIN YOKWE YUKI ARRIVED FOR TEMPORARY DUTY WOODWARD GOVERNOR Co - BARTON L. PILLIPS "NEUTRALIST" PRINCE WALKS OUT JUST AS IS HERE ON TEMPORARY DWTY. BROTHER SPEAKS TO LAOS PEACE DELEGATES MASSART, INC. - Eo D. ANDERSON IS A NEW GENEVA, JUNE 14 (UPI) "NEUTRALIST" 'SLJlIND EMPLOYEE PRINCE SUBANA PHOUMU RAISED E(EBROWS PMZ - LLOYD AH CHIN RETURNED FROM LEAVE AT THE 14-NATION LAOS PEACE TALKS TODAY RETURNING TO ROI NAMUR J. K. AULD IS A WHEN HE STROLLED OUT OF THE OONnERENCE NEW EMPLOYEE ENROUTE TO ROI NAMUR JUST AS HIS HALF-BROTHER, COMMUNIST ORIENTED PRINCE SOUPHANOUVONG BEGAN TO SAN fRANC I SCO' S HOTTEST DAY SPEAK (SHORT-WAVE) ACCORDING TO AFRTS SHORT SOUVANA PHOUMU SPOKE FIRST, DIRECTLY WAVE BROADCAST TODAY, SAN FRANCISCO IS AND DELIBERATELY SWELTERING UNDER THE HOTTEST HEAT-WAVE TO JU~T AS HIS BROTHER BEGAN HIS SPEECH, HIT THE CITY SINCE TEMPERATURES HAVE BE£NG HE CALMLY WALKED OUT, SUMMONED HIS CAR S~ART>ED[90 RECORDeD THE RECORDS WERE YEAR AND WENT HOME AGO TEMPERATURE THERE TODAY WAS tOI PRINCE S OUPHANOUVONG WENT ON WITH HIS DEGREES SPEECH HE HAD A SOMEWHAT ERRATIC DELIVERY WESTERN DELEGATION SOURCES WERE ALMOST DILLON URGES CONGRESS TO AGREED THAT SOUVANA PHOUMU WAS JUST BORl RAISE TEMPORARY NATIONAL DEBT LIMIT WITH IT ALL AND LEFT WHILE HIS OWN SPEECH WAS BEING WRANSLATED WASHINGTON, JUNE 14 (UPI) TREASURY SEC THEY WERE JUST ClRTAIN THAT HE HAD RETARY DOUGLAS DILLON URGED CONGRESS TODAY A. ~LREADY READ HIS HALF-BROTHERS SPEECH TO RAISE THE TEMPORARY NATIONAL DEBT AND PERHAPS DID NOT WANT TO HEAR IT LIMIT TO $298 BILLION TO GIVE THE GOVERN- MENT "VITALLY NEEDED ELBOW ROOM', IN MEET- ING ITS OBLIGATIONS DILLON ALSO SAID REMEMBER-- IN LETTERS TO VICE PRESIDENT LYNDON B NIKE ZEUS OPEN HOUSE WILL BE SUNDAY, JOHNSON AND SPEAKER SAM RAYBURN THAT THE JUNE 18 INCREASE WAS NEEDED OVER AN EXPECTED NIKE ZEUS "CAMERAMA" WILL BE SUNDAY, BUDGET DEFICIT OF $3 7 BILLION JUNE 25 THE PROPOSED BUDGET WOULD BE 5 BILLION ABOVE THE PRESENT TEMPORARY LIMIT OF $293 BILLION INVEST IN U.S. SAVINGS BONDS THE REQUEST, HOWEVER, rELL JUST SHORT OF THE PREVIOUS RECORD HIGH OF $300 BILLION P'AG£ 5 ThURSDAY 15 JUNE 196i WOqLO ~EWS 3RIEFS••• TWO DiE IN STA7ESIOE STORMS 0 •• ROME., JvN£ 13 (UPI) TI4E BEGUM LI AQUAT CHICAGO~ JUN~ 13 (UPI) HOT, ~ULTRY Ali JHAN rODA' hANDED PRESIDE~T GIOVANNI ~EATHER GRIP=ED THE EASTE~TJO-THIRDS OF GRONCHI hER CREDENTIALS AS rHE NEW 'H[ NArIO~ TUESCA' A~D rOUCHED OFF A~8AS~4DOR 0, PAKiSTAN ELECTRICAL AND HAIL STORMS IN THE MIDDLE SHE W~S THE FIRST WO~AN A~BASSADOR WEST CC~EDITEJ TO ITALY SINCE AMERICA'S CLARE A SEVERS THUNDERSTORM LASHED CHICAGO'S "JO",", L,~c~ IN ISJ53 SOUT~ SIDE LIGHTNING KillED A 14-YEAR-OLD ~iRL AS Sh( wALKED ThROUGH JACKSON PARK BELGRABE, Jld'lE 13 (uPI) JI-IPANESE PAINTER ShlKO MANAKATA ~AS GIVEN YUGOSLAV PRESIDENT AND A 35-YEAR-OLD HOUSEHiFE AS SHE CLOSED A WINDOW IN HER HOME M~RS4Al liTO ONE OF HI~ ART WORKS "AS A THE STORM DOWNED ELECTRICAL LINES AND ':.>\"" Or HIS RESPECT" FOR TITO AND THE TREES IN MANY AREAS OF THE CITY'S SOUTH YUGOSLAI PEOPLE THE YuGOSLAV NEWS AGENC' Y~~~UN~ REPORTED TODAY SlOt SEVERAL PERSONS WERE INJURED OTHER THUNDERSTORMS DUMPED UP TO 3 BERLI~, JUNE 13 (UPI) WEST BERLIN POllcr NeHES OF RAIN ON NORTHWESTERN IOWA, rOD~Y ANNOUNCED THE ARREST OF A WESr POUNDED SECTIONS OF MICHIGAN WITH HAIL AND BERLINER ON CHARGES HE lED A NAZI S.S. SENT THE MURCUR( SKIDDING 21 DEGREES- ELITE GUARD EXTERMINATION SQUAD THAT KILLED FROM 93 TO 62--IN MINUTES AT HOWELL, MiCH O~ AT LEAST 600 JEWS IN THE RUSSIAN TOWN IGAN N:VE~ IN A F00R-MONTH PERIOD IN 1941 THE HEAT WAVE SPREAD FROM THE ROCKIES TO A~L ~~N) WOMEN AND CHilDREN IN NEVEL '~E ATLANTIC SEABOARD. RAISED A DROUGHT 4 G t'TO WERE SAID TO HAVE BEEN EXECUTED CRISES ON THE DAKOT\ PLAINS AND BOOSTED ~IS NA~E WAS Nor DISCLOSED TrlE DANGER OF FOREST FIRES IN THE SOUTH HONG KONG, JUNE 13 (UPI) AIR VICE WEST WHERE A 50-ACRE FIRE HAS BLAZED SINCE fvi~PSHAL JOHN F I-!OBlER, IN C,-lt\RGC Of SJNDAi NEAR TIERRA AMARILLA, NEW MEXICO AD01~lrTRAIION FOR THE BRITISH FAR EAST A FUNNEL CLOUD SKIPPED ACROSS WEST AiR fCR~ES, ARRIVED HERE TODAY FROM CENTR~l 'LLINOIS SEVERE STORM WARNINGS Sr~CAPOPE FOR HIS rlPST OFFIC,AL VISIT WEqE POSTED IN illiNOIS, iNDIA~A, KANSAS, He liAS ACCOMPAN I ED 8 f H' S III FE MISSOURI, OH'O AND LOWER MICHIGAN THE ~ERCURY SOARED TO A RECORD HIGH OF POLA~D WARSAW, JUNE 13 (UPI) AND NIGERI 94 DEGREES FOR JUNE 13 AT HARFORD, CONN, T0DAY pGRtED TO CONSIDER ESTABLISHING AND EQUALLED NEW YORK CITY'S 60-YEAR-OLD D1PLO, Aric RELAT IONS AND DISCUSS I NG LONG RECORD OF 95 FOR THE DATE RAhGE EXCrlANGES, THC POLISH NEWS AGENCY R.E~OPTED P,f.- CANADIAN COMMITTEE STUDIES ~AID Tr [ AGENCr A JOINT COMMUNIQUE WAR MEASURES ACT SI~NtD rODf/ EXPRE~SED INTEREST IN FURTHER CQ-ooERA"'ION IN ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND OTTAWA, JUNE 13 (UPi) PRi~E MINISTER CUL 'UPAL. DE 'ElOP'4EI',T JOHN O! EFENBAKER TODAY PROPOSED THA TA PO~AND or ~RFD 'ECYNICAL ASSISTANCE TO SPECIAL COMMITTEE STUDY THE WAR MEASURES T'I'Cf.f?IA Arm ':-ET UP 15 SC'-IOLARSHIPS rOR htT UNDER WHiCH JlPANESE-CANADIANS WERE r'I':.rr.. IM. ~rUDElns '/,C,I"lNG 10 ATTEND POLISH DE.TAINED WITHOUT CHARGfS DuPING WOPLQ UNIV:RSI rlE~ PAP RE~ORrED wAR II. THE PRIME ~INISiCR HAS LONG BEEN AN SA~i LAKE CI Tv, JUNl 13 (UPI) THE STATE OPPONENT OF THE ACT, WHICH GIVES WIDE 'Jr ! NEW ELECTRIC BINGO BOARD INTRODUCfD AT THE PROGRESS BEING MADE TO AVERT PORT STRIKE CROSSROADS LAST NIGHT'" NEW YORK, JUNE 13 (UPI) A MARITIME UNION THE NEW ELECTRIC BINGO BOARD LIT UP FOR SPOKESMAN REPORTED TODAY THAT PROGRESS THE FIRST TIME LAST NIGHT AT THE CROSSROADS WAS BEING MADE TO AVERT AND EAST-GULF CLUB, AND MADE THE GAME MUCH MORE ENJOYABLE PACIFIC PORT STRIKE SCHEDULED FOR THURSDAY AND EXCITING FOR THE 57 PERSONS PARTICIPAT- MIDNIGHT ING IN THE BLACK-OUT GAME, THE ENTIRE THE ANNOUNCEMENT BY J. M. CALHOON, BOARD WAS LIGHTED EXCEPT FOR FOUR NUMBERS CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR BEFORE THE WINNE~CAME FORWA~ THEY HAD MARITIME BARGAINING PREDICTED A BREAK IN MISSED THE "BLACK-OUT JACKPOT" OF $100 00 THE DEADLOCKED NEGOTIATIONS WITH 21 BY FIVE NUMBERS, AN UNUSUALLY LARGE REPRESENTATIVES OF SHIPPING OWNERS MARGIN, AND THE CONSOLATION PRIZE WAS "THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR BARGAINING SPLIT BETWEEN TWO PEOPLE IS EXTREMELY PLEASED OVER THE FACT THAT OUT OF THE $161 00 GIVEN AWAY, THE CASH SHIPOWNERS OPERATING SOME 300 SHIPS ON PRIZES WERE WON BY: THE ATLANTIC, GULF AND PACIFIC COASTS ARE J. M. LANIER, C. E. JONES, M. fUICUSHIMA, CONTINUING NEGOTIATIONS ON ALL THE PRO G. R. CHRISTENSEN, M. fUICUSHIMA (WHOM POSALS SUBMITTED BY OUR MEMBER UNIONS AND IT SEEMS HAD A VERY GOOD NIGHT), NORM TIi'. T WE ARE MAK ING PROGRESS IN OUR EFFORTS ERICKSON, ALBERT SING fOOK, SMOLKEY TO COMPLETE AGREEMENTS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE," STOPHER AND H. L. TUCKER CALHOUN SAID SMOLKEY STOPHER TOOK HALF THE CONSOLATION PRIZES WI,H SOMEONE WHOS NAME IS NOT CLEAR DRUG RING SMASHED IN BUENOS AIRES ON THE BINGO WINNER SHEET THERE IS A BINGO GAME EVERY TUESDAY BUENOS AIRES, JUNE 13 (UPI) THE FEDERAL EVENING AT THE YOKWE YUK, AND EVERY WEDNES NARCOTICS SQUAD REPORTED TODAY THAT IT DAY EVENING AT THE CROSSROADS CLUB HAD SMASHED ONE OF THE BIGGEST DRUG A REMINDER. PLEASE PRINT YOUR NAME WHEN PEDDLING RINGS IN RECENT YEARS YOU WIN AT BINGO IN ORDER FOR US TO PRINT THE AUTHORITIES SAID THAT THEY ARRESTED THE fULL DETAILS OF WHO WON, WE WOULD 36 MEN AND WOMEN IN A SERIES OF SIX RAIDS NEED CLEAR COpy PLEASE PRINT YOUR NAME THEY SAID THAT THEY SMUGGLED IN COCAINE WHEN YOU WIN AT BINGO' FROM LA PAZ, BOLIVIA "STORM TROPPERS" TEST I FY IN COURT ~:::" COMMUTER TRAINS COLLIDE HEAD NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 13 (UPI) ON - 33 PERSONS KILLED "FUEHRER" GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL STUTTGART, GERM'NY JUNE 13, TESTIFIED DURING HIS TRIAL TODAY (UPI) AT LEAST 3) ~RSONS THAT HE AND HiS AMERICAN NAZI WERE KILLED TODAY WHEN TWO PARTY INTEND TO WIN CONTROL OF PACKED COMMUTER TRAINS SMASHED THE UNITED STATES BY 1972 HE HEAD-ON NEAR HERE TODAY. SAID THEY WOULD WIN THE POWER BY OfFICIALS SAID AT LEAST 43 ELECTION PERSONS WERE INJURED, 20 ROCKWELL WAS THE FIRST VITNESS SERIOUSLY FOR THE DEFENSF TODAY AS HE AND RAILWA) AUTHORITIES NINE Of HIS "STORM TROOPERS" ANNOUNCED THE DEATH TOLL IN BEGAN THE SECOND DAY OF THEIR A NEWS CONFERENCE FOUR OR DISTURBING THE PEACE TRIAL FIVE MORE BODIES MAY STILL BE THE GROUP WAS ARRESTED MAY 24 HELD IN THE MASS OF TWISTED WHILE ATTEMPTING TO PICKET THE WRECKAGE IN THE SUBURBS OF FILM "EXODUS" MAXIMUM PUNISH ESSLINGEN AND METTINGEN, THEY MEN UNDER THE THREE COUNTS FAC , SAID ING THEM WOULD BE 225 DAYS IN THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED ON A PRISON AND OR $250 00 FINES TRACK BETWEEN SUBURBAN Es SEA WORTHY-A la.. IfIlth a nau tical air, pretty Gmger Stollll drifts SLINGEM AND METTINGEN READ ALL ABOUT THE NIKE ZEUS along m a tmy plfUtlC boat at Cy WORST TRAIN WRECK WAS IN 1959 press Garden.!, Fla She seems de OPEN HOUSE TODAY ON PAGE termmed to "learn the ropes" IfIlth WHEN 44 PERSONS WERE KILLED regard to seamanship and knots WHEN A TRAIN HIT A BUS Page 7 HOURGLASS Thursday June 15 9 1961 s I» () It 'I' s CIEVELA.ND DOWNS NEW YORK TO HOLD A.L. LEAD, LOllO.OO.O.oo 0 CAL KWA J ALEo.C) •• o INS•• oo.oooP••• 0o.oooo R T S PITTSBURGH EDGES CINCINNATI 2-1 YESTERDAY KINIPOPOS VANQUISH VAGABONDS 18...13 Tuesday MaJor League Baseball Results KWAJALEIN ---- The NR carn1val has been opeI)QloQoooe.oo'Oooooooeooooo •• OOOO.OOOQtl over a week ago, but the boys who cavorted American League on the Dally Fleld greensward last night Cleveland 7 New York 2 in mountalnball league action didn't th1nk SOo (N.Y. IS Roger Maris hit his 21st home run With the comedy of errmrs (all rlghteous of the season to maintain A.L. homer lead.) ~wo Detroit 7 Boston 1 ones) enacted by the clUbs, more so by the 1nexper1enced, wander1ng Vagabonds team ~Flrst baseman newcomer of Detroit, Nor.m 9 vash, belted his 19th homer of the season.) the contest of mountainball turned somewhat Baltimore 8 Washlngton 7 1nto a llclrcus-llke atmosphere", resultlng Mlnnesota 8 Kansas C1ty 6 1n a football-like victory score of 18-13 for the K1nipopos over the Vagabonds o Ch1cago 2 u,s Angeles 1 (1st Game) A total of 16 errors (or mlscues) not Cmcago 10 los Angeles 2 (2nd Game) cOunt1ng the mental lapses, were COIIlIIl1tted Nat10nal League on the f1eld. The winmng KlnipopOS took San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 3 care of Sll errors whlle the Vagabonds Phlladelphia 3 St. LoU1S 2 were charged with only ten. Plttsburgh 2 Cincinnati 1 (NoL. Leaders) However both s1des had a lot of funt and (Mllwaukee and Chicago Were Not Scheduled) not like the "headaches" and "heartachesII OOOOOl\l encountered by a much publ1c1zed team the Ai S KNUCKLEBALLER BUD DALEY TRADED ro YANJ(~ n1ght before. NEW YORK (UPI) -- Kansas City Athlet1cs By winnlng, the KlnipopoS c1J.mbed back owner Charles F1nley who vowed only six 1nto sharing the top seat with the high= fly1ng Anatlon Flyers 1n the Kwajaleann months ago that he W'Ouldn vt trade with the New York Yankees baseball club endently Mountainball League Stand1ngs o Both teams co-lead the mob. clrcuit nth identlcal changed hlS mind Wednesday by okaying a deal which sent 27-year-old 6-1, l85-pound south 7-2 won-lost recordso paw knuckleballer Bud Daley to New York for Pee11ng through the scorebook, we flnd p~tcher Art Ditmar and utility infielder oldster Taro KurashLma, smacking the m.b o Deron Johnson. horsehide for a flne 4 for 5 batting stint The deal was the 17th in the last six for the 10slng Vagabonds. years between the two clubs and culnunated Kin1POPOS i Herb Kah1klna and TIDO 'erlod of day-long actlvlty by the Yankees Nacapuy came through WJ.th 3 for 4. The line score last night fol10W5~ ~ also obta1ned 1nf1elder Bllly Gardner from the funnesota Tw:l.nS in exchange for RHE Danny McDevltt, rellef pltcher bought by the Vagabonds ••••106 310 '2 13 14 10 Yankees on walvers early this year from the Klnlpopos.o ••020 574 x 18 17 6 Los Angeles Dodgers. Batteries~ (V)--Wylle and Wingard. Flnley sald the reason he changed his (K)~Suganuma, Bill (4th) and Willie. II11.nd was because Ilthat for once, we dldn Vt 000000 the short end of a deal. tl KWAJALEIN SPORTS CALENDAR AND NOTICES -v"I feel that D1tmar nIl do as good a job Tonight v8 mountainball game between the for us as Daley will do for the Yankees. Hawks and the Ocean Vlewers has been cancel= The KC owner explalned, II The whole key to led 0 No new game scheduled up to press the deal could be this boy Johnson. He's time. only 22 and I happen to believe he has a lot FRIDAY AT 6---GARDENAIRES VS. HONDEEN i S of talent. III know Pll be crit1.c1.zed for But, VOLLEYBALL GOES ON TONIGHT! mak1.ng this trade, but I can only repeat an THURS. AT 6---PMZ MISSILES VS. SPORTSMEN adage my father passed on to meg tlA wise THURSo AT 7---AVIATION VS. ASTRONAUTS man changes his minds a damn fool never does., FRIo AT 6--SPORTSMEN VS. MIXERS. Page 8 *** ~~ORLD OF SPORTS if-d, Thursday June 15, 1961 PR01r.OTER BILL FUGAZY SAYS LISTON'S LATEST SLUMP-RIDDEN CHICAGO WHITE SOX GET DON ARREST COULD JEOPARDIZE BOUT WIT~OHANSSON LARSEN IN 8-PLAYER mDE WITH KANSAS CITY NEW YORK (TT) =- B1II Fugazy, presldent CHICAGO (UPI) -- The Chicago Whlte Sox, of Feature Sports, Inc., adnutted Tuesday 1959 Amerlcan League champlons, in a maJor nlght his 'heavyweights-promo0ing' organi shakeup aimed at gettlng them out of the zatlon may encounter trouble promoting the cellar dlvislon, on Saturday obta~ned R~ planned September Sonny Llston-Ingemar Herbert and third baseman Andy Carey ln Johansson flght because of Llston's lates~ exchange for pltcher Boh Shaw and three arrest in Philadelphla. (SEE STORY BELOW). other playerso "If It's a serlOUS enough cr1.me for a Also acqu~red by the Whlte Sox ~n the COmrnaSSlon to refuse Llston a llcense, then elght-player deal, the blggest of the we couldn't promote the fight,lI Fugazy sald. season, were outflelder Al Pllarclk and llHowever, I thmk we should all wait untll Don Larsen, who pltched the "perfect game" we flnd out whether Sonny 18 guilty as for the New York Yankees in the 1956 Wor~ charged. Ser~es agalnst the Brooklyn Dodgers. "Maybe he hasn't done anythlng wrong. The Whlte Sox players s ant to Kansas For hlS sake, I hope he hasn't." Clty, besldes Shaw, were rellef pltcher Fugazy sald that anyway flnal plans for Gerry Staley, outflelder wes COVlngton, the proposed Llston-Johansson fight are and Stan Johnson, a rookle outf1elder who belng delayed lIuntll Johansson settles hlS had been plaYlng ln San Dlego of the tax problems." Paclflc Coast League. "ThlS 1S the flrst of md.ny trades In ~.;;....::..:.-..;,.~~;;:..::...... :-...:.....;..:;.:...~-~----_.~---LISTON ARRESTED FOR IMPERSONATING AN OFFICER volvlng the wlute Sox, II sald a spokesman PHILADELPHIA, PAc (TT) -- Sonny Llston, for the slump-rldden Ch~cago clubo the top contender for the heavywelght boxlng The Whlte Sox, who won the Amerlcan champlonshlp, was arrested Monday on a League pennant only two seasons ago and charge of lmpersonating a policeman. had been plcked before the start of thls The charge also was brought agalnst a season to be among the f1rst dlVls~on companlon, Isaac Cooper, 26, after the two clUbs, have won only 21 out of 54 games allegedly forced Mrs. Dolores Ellis, 29, of thus faro suburban Lansdowne, to halt her car In a Herbert, desplte a 3-6 won-lost record, lonely sectlon of sprawllng Falrmount Park and Carey, battlng 0244 WJ..th three home 83.rly Honday. runs, were the two players most hlghly All are Negroeso sought by the Chlcago Whlte Soxo h~s Llston, who gave age as 28, and 000000 Cooper, after a hearlng before a maglstrate, $3 }lILLION OFFERED FOR vJASHINGTON REDSKINS were released In $300 ball each pendlng a WASHINGTON, Do Co (UPI) ~- A group of further hearlng todayo sportsmen represented by attorney Crelghton Llston recently slgned up Wlth Gc ud Mlller of Cleveland, OhlO, has made a $3 Katz. a respected Phlladelphla plcture m~lll~n offer for the Washington Redskln~ framer, In a determlned effort to get a profe5sl0nal football team, It was revealea crack at champlon Floyd Patterson's heavy Monday 0 The offer was Ulade ~n a letter welght tltleo Patterson has refused to glve from M1.ller, a former Notre Dame star, to Llston a flght, clting allegatlons by i Milton Wo Klng, the Redsk1ns Vlce presl Senator Estes Kefauver, Democrat of Tenne dent and general counselo ssee, that L1ston, who has a pollee record, King sa~d he turned the letter over to was controlled by underworld mobsters. Redsklns owner George Preston Mars hall 0 000000 When pressed for cowment ~f the bld w~_ PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE REJECTS SPLIT SEASON reasonable, presldent Marshall cracked~ SEATTLE, WASHo'CUPI) Paclfl-;; Coast -= "Maybe he (Ml1ler) should talk to Udall. II League directors have reJected a suggestion ThiS was a reference to Marshallis cur of N1Ck Morgan Jro~ owner of the Hawal1 rent feud Wlth Interlor Secretary Stewart Islanders ball clUb, to split the 1961 base Udall who has lnslsted that the Redsklns ball season and start the standlngs anew hlre Negro players before they are allow~ D~strlct July 49 PCL presldent Dewey Sorlano sa~d :'0 play l!1 tne new of Columb1.a '1'u.esdayo StadlUID, WhlCh lS almost nearlng completlono Page 9 HOURGLASS Thursday June 15 1961 RADIO SCHF.;DULE - AFRS, KWAJALEIN GENE.llAL MESS ¥.ENU - FRIDAY JUNE 16 THURSDAY BREAKFAST 1700 D1nner Musicale Chilled Fruit Juice 1830 L1fe of R1ley Chllled Fresh Fruit 1900 News Assorted Dry Cereal 1905 TW11ight T2me Eggs to Order 1930 Sports Desk Gr1lled Bacon 1945 S11houettes In Jazz Clnnamon Toast 2030 Broadway Is My Beat Hash Brown Potatoes 2100 News Steamed R1ce 2115 Newsmakers Snalls 2130 Don Haggerty Show Hot Toast, Butter & Jam 2400 S1gn Off Chilled Milk - Coffee FRIDAY DINNER 0600 News Tomato & Celery B1sque 0605 Up'N Atom Baked Hahbut Steak 0630 News w/Onion & Cheese Sauce 0635 UptN Atom Cold Cuts: Bologna 0715 Small Fry Theater Salami 0730 Don McNe1l1 Breakfast Club Cheese 0800 Arthur Godfrey Show Steamed Rlee 0830 Flair Potato Salad w/Qt. Omons 0900 My True Story Olives & Plckles 0940 South Sea Serenade Carrot & Celery St1cks 1000 Turn Back The Clock Hot Corn Bread 1030 Rhythm on the PMR Cherry Ple 1100 Moore-Crosby-Clooney Show IcErl Lemonade - Coffee 1130 Ira Cook Show SUPPER 1200 News Mulhgawtawny Soup 1205 Gene 1 s Jamboree Beef Stew El Rancho J400 Newsmakers Baked Macaroni w/Ham and Cheese 1415 Masters of Melody Buttered Asparagus J430 J1m Ameche Pop Concert Steamed Spinach w/Sliced Eggs 1530 1\.1bum of the Day Steamed Rice 1600 Now Is The Hour Cole Slaw with P1neapple 000000 Tossed Salad w/Fr. Dress. ITALY.- US FERRARI RACING CARS. ,_._-----S\'JEEP .I..nfANS Cookies - Ice Cream LEMANS, FRANCE (TT) -- Italy's scarlet Chilled Milk - Coffee Jrrar1S were ha1led as examples of the best 1n both speed and endurance following YANKEE[) SIGN LONG ISLAND U. BASEBALL STAR SundayV s sweep1ng victory 1n the 24 hours . NEw YORK (TT) -:-The New York Yankees of the Le Mans race. Both the f1rst and last Saturday s~gned outf~elder Ronald second place Ferrar1s covered more distance Solomlm of Brooklyn, N.Y •• to a contract than ever before in the 24-hour time l~it. w::Lth Amar~llo of the Texas League at lla Ph11 H11l of Los Angeles and Oliner substant~al bonus. lI rrendeblen of Belgium, travellng at a 115.92 Solom~nl, 20, be11eved to have slgned poho average, clocked off 2,782.19 mles for an estlmated $50,000, lS expected to before the final flag. be asslgned to the Greensboro club ln the That was 49.J~ -rru.le& more than the re Class "Bit Garollna League. cord establlshed four years ago by Ron A college star at Long Island Un1ver Flockhart and Ivor Bueb of Brlta1n. Slty, Solomlni batted .507 in 1960 and Second~place W1l1y Malresse of Belg1um .470 thlS year. The s~-foot, 175 pound and IYb.Ke Parks of Brltain, were also com Qutf1elder hlts rlght-handed and throws f~rtably left-handed. over the record, coverlug 2,758.66 000000 ~les ln ~peLr Ferrarl racer. BIG LEAGUE BASE.BALL OVER AFRS TvITCE A WEEK. HOURGLASS cont'd from SPECIAL SERVICES CHn.DRENIS ACTIVITIES to 3 poIDo every Monday thru Fr:Ldayo The FOR THE SUMMER "QUITE A PLAN" Ceram:Lcs room :LS located in Spec:Lal Serv:Lces Jo hn Coleman, the Spec:Lal Serv1ces ~~:Lld:Lng on the second floor, next to the Super:Lntendent who has been away on leave L:Lbrary. th1S past month, has a pleasant surpr:Lse Bkt these are only the scheduled thingso in s tore for h:Lm upon h1s return, when he There are rIany more act:LV:Lt1es the Culdren looks over the Spec:Lal Serv1ces Ch1ldren' and adults may part:Lcipate 1n dur:Lng the act1V:Lty scheduleo Not that John is p la -summer months. So when your ch:Lld asks n1ng to part:Lcipate (he wDI direct sever lllwhat can I do today?" Just consult your of the act:LV:Lt1es), but John as well as Spec:Lal Serv:Lces Office and you'll f:Lnd many other respons:Lble people have been, there's lots around" All you have to do 1S and w1l1 be, qU1te 1mpressed w:Lth the go" plans. ••• •• Vern Bruce who :LS :Ln charge of the play DENSE SECRETARY TAKES ISSUE WITH ARTICLES per10d, Monday thru Saturday, will be DESCRIBING FIGHTING IN SOUTH VIET NAM ass:Lsted Qy a faculty member as they d:Lr- Wash1ngton, June 14 (UPI) -- Defense Sec- ect the play 1n mny games, :!nclud:Lng retary Robert S. Mc~mara today took sharp basketball and baseball. lssue Wlth recent newspaper art1cles des- As for ~lasses already planned, there Cr:Lb1ng the fight1ng :Ln South Viet-Nam as 1S a draD3.t1CS class to be held by Don an fI Ind1genous C1vil Revolt." Haggerty every Monday, Wednesday and Fr1- flThere are approximately 12,000 North day from 1 porno to 2 porno This WJ.11 be V:Let-Nam Guerrillas active in South Viet- a very 1nterest1ng and enJoyable class as Nam today, and at least two-thirds of them was proved last year when Don held the have 1nf1ltrated dur:Lng the past year," he classo saido Jimmy Kekahuna w1ll teach Ch1ldren over "The present situation in South Viet-Nam 10 years old the proper techn1ques of is the def1n1te result of action by an- bOWling every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs- other Government. "We have ample evidence day and Fr1day fro m 1 p.mo to 2 p.m. As of th1S fact," he declared.. you know, th1s popular sport 1S good for McNamara made the statements when quest- the body and w1ll give children mny hour :Loned by Cha:Lrmn Wil11am Fulbright 1n of enJoyment, both in class and out as wi Senate Foreign Relat10ns Committee hear:Lngs the dramtics class ment10ned above and n the proposed new $4,500,000,000 Fore:Lgn t~e Photography class for Ch1ldren over A1d B1lle 10 at the Photo Lab 1n the Spec1al Serv1c Oen Lyman Lemnitzer, Cha:Lrman of the Bll1ld1ng on Monday, Wednesday and Friday Jolnt Ch1efs of Staff, checked McNamara g s from 8~30 aomo to 10 aom .. , and the ch1ld- V1ews and added: ren under 10 every Tuesday and Thursday "The f1ght:Lng 1n Viet-Nam is one of the from 9 a.mo to 10 aomo Joe Evanch1k w1ll most brutal, cruel operatl0ns aga1nst a be the l..nstructor in this one o c1v1lian government we have ever encount- Ron Eckhart will g1Ve Carpentry and eredo The guerr1llas go 1n and murder tw,- Shell Craft lessons from 1 noma to 3 porno or three key leaders :Ln every Village, 1n Tu~sday, every Wednesday, Thursday, Fr1- full s1ght of the v1l1age populat10nll in day and .::iaturday 1n the- Bobby Craft Shop. order to destroy the leadership and mke wh11e ch1ldren 1nterested 1n learn1ng arc others reluctant to take over the postso ery, wDl be taught on Brandon Field by "There were approx1mately 4,400 such MaJor Tylero The archery lessons w1ll be local off:Lc1als killed 1n the last year or from 2"p.mo to 4 porno on Tuesday and sOo" Thursday. For p ractlce, someone w1ll be McNamara said the Un1ted States now 1S on the range from I porn. to 5 p.m. on Sat send:Lng 1n 1nstructors to help train Viet urday and from 9 aom. to 5 porno on Sundayo Namese Government forces in the guerrilla fuss "Andy" Herron w111 glve Ceramlcs tyPe of warfareo 1nstruct10ns to two age groupso Ch11:::lren •••••• under 10 may attend classes from 9g30 a.m. to 11:30 aomo Monday thru Fr~dayo Child ATTEND NIKE ZEUS OPEN HOUSE ren over 10 may attend classes from 1 pome SUNDAY JUNE 18TH! (cont'd next col.) 1 T OVER l-Mll.LION PE1~ONS ATTEND (conttd from col. one thlS page) BUDDHIST CELEBRATION IN JAPAN and Slnce then has been used to enshrine Tokyo, June 13 (UPI) -- Japan has Just othe r succeSSlve Patriarchs of the Secto \utnessed the largest BuddhlSt celebrat- The thnd Patriarch, Kakunyo (1270-1351) ~ ion ln hlstoryo named the Temple HongwanJl and he proclaim- A flnal tabulatlon showed that more ed the independence of hlS Secto than 1,200,000 persons made a pllgrlmage •••••• to Kyoto, WhlCh 1S headquarters of the SOUTH VIET NAM CABINET OFFICER Ho ngwanJi branch of the lnfluential sh:::.n OPEN TALKS ON U.S. MILITARY AID secto Washlngton, June 13 (UPI) -- Nguyen Dihn The two-month celebratlon-- held every Thuan, South Vlet Namts chlef cablnet 50 years-corr~emorates the deaths of St. offlcer, opened talks here today on plans Honen (1133-1212), founder of the Jodo for lncreased U.S. ald to deal with the Sect, and Sto Shlnran (1173-l262)g found- tWln threats of Communist terrorism and er of the Shln Sect. poverty in his country. Actually, the re is not much dlfference Thuan, Secretary of State at the presi between the two sects, bec~use Sto Shln- dency, sald he would deliver a letter from ran was one of St o Honents ablest Presldent Diem to Presldent Kennedy at the Disc1pleso Whlte House tomorrow morning. Sto Honen is generally consldered the H~ sald his mlSSlon here was to follow Father of Amlda Buddhism ln Japan. How- up VLce President Lyndon B. Johnsonts ever, because of Sto Shlnran's separatlon talks ln Salgon last month on Economic and from St. Honen during a perlod of eXlle, Milltary Ald and to work out details of he developed lnterpretatlon of hlS own these arrangements. WhlCh d1ffered from those of Honen's He sald he was able to report to the Disclples, who remained ln Kyoto. Kennedy Admlnistratlon that a new Military Today the two most influentlal branches command teorganlzation establlshed since of the Shln Sect are the N1Shl Hongwanjl Johnson's V1Slt offers hope of more effect (West) and the H1gashl Hongwanji (East)o lve actl0n against the Vlet Nam Communlst Roughly 1,300 Japanese resldents in the terrorlsts. Unlted States, 800 ln Hawall, 400 In Thuan conferred for about one hour wlth Canada and 200 In Latln Amerlca partlci- ASslstant Secretary of State Walter Po pated in the 1961 celebratlon at N1Shl Mcconaughy today, ln addition to the HongwanJi Temple durlng March and Aprll. Kennedy appolntment, he was scheduled to H1gash1 HongwanJi Temple drew about 100 dlne wlth Johnson aboard the yacht Sequoia from the Unlted States, 120 from Hawall, ann meet both admlnistratlon and congress~ and 80 from Latln America. 10nal leaders during his four-day stay here o In all trere are about 10 branches of •••••• the Shln Sect 0 SEARCH CALLED OFF ON The N1Shl HongwanJl was founded before MISSING AF TRANSPORT the death of sto Shinrano Tachlkawa AB, Japan (UPI) -- A massive alr- As the BuddhlSt lnfluence spread and sea search for elght misslng crew-members galned strength by the t1me of the so- on a U.S. Alr Force C-133 Cargomaster that called Civil war Era of Japan, Feuda~ crashed in th~ Paclfic was called off late Lords seeking to control the nat10n be- yesterday, the A1r Force announcedo came alarmedo Search planes and ships, which had scoured Ultlmately the HongwanJl was SpIlt, and the western Paclflc Slnce the giant cargo the N1Shl HongwanJl Temp Ie w1th ltS plane dlsappeared Saturday, were withdrawn nume rous splendld bUlldings lS located from the hunt after flndlng no trace of the at Horlkawa-Dor1, Shlmokoyo Ward, Kyoto m1ssing alrmen. Clty, the Hlgashl HongwanJi lS only a few Pieces of wreckage and cloth1ng and a blocks fro m the N1Shl HongwanJi Templeo partlally inflated life raft were picked up The Nish1 HongwanJi Temple was bul1t by a Navy destroyer Sundayo The clothing shortly after Sto Shlnranis death as a was ldentlfied as part of the cargo aboard place to enshrine h1mo the m1ss1ng plane. It was built near otanl, Kyoto. The When the eVldence was found, the search Temple was later moved to GOJo in 1603, was concentrated on an area of the Paclflc (Cont'd next colo) about 175 m11es east of Tokyoo 0_0000 PAGE 12 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 15 JUNE 196r ~'~ ~ ~ ----NJfIC~j------i lJ VI 3 f 'J j I u '-I r-- ATTENTION KWAJALEIN SCUBA CLUB MEMBERS CROSSROADS - "NOCTURNE" THERE WILL BE A "COTTON-PICKEN, BLACK CORAL GEORGE RAFT AND LYNN BARI PLUCKIN" PARTY ON EMON BEACH SATURDA', THIS INVOLVES THE MURDER OF A RICH SONG JUNE 17TH AT 1900 REFRESHI~F'nS \IILL BE WRITER BY ONE Of HIS MANY SWEETHEARTS A SERVED DRESS INFORMAL - (BATHING SUITS DETECTIVE SETS OUT TO SEE WHICH ONE OF T~ RECOMMENDED) GALS DID IT ANYONE INTERESTED IN ORDERING CUSTOM RICHARDSON - "BLACK PATCH" TAILORED CLOTHING FROM HONG KONG, CAN CALL GEORGE MONTGOMERY AND DIANE BREWSTER MRS MAFFETT AT 695 lOR INFORMATION THIS IS THE STORY OF AN EMBITTERED, HARDENED VETERAN OF THE CIVIL WAR WHOSE A BABY SITTER IS WANTED ANY RELIABLE PRESENT TASK IS TO KEEP LAW AND ORDER IN TEENAGER OR OLDER PERSON PLEASE CALL 613 A SMALL NEW MEXICO TOWN TENSION MOUNTS AS HIS GOOD FRIEND WHO HAS MARRIED HIS ON TUESDAY, JUNE 20, THE OFr ICERS WIVES FIANCEE WHILE HE WAS AWA'I, IS ACCUSED OF CLUB WILL HOLD A "HAIL AND FAREWELL lI ROBBING A BANK LUNCHEON AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB THE LUNCHEON WILL FEATURE A DISCUSSION OF YOKWE YUK - "I ACCUSE" THE TOURIST LIVING CONDITIONS IN THE FAR JOSE FERRER AND ANTON WALLOOK EAST PRESENTED BY MRS GERALD HOUK THIS IS AN EXTREMELY INTERESTING DRAMA COCKTAILS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT 12:30 BASED ON THE TRAGIC DREYFUS AFFAIR WHEN ~OLLOWED BY LUNCH AT I :00 RESERVATIONS A MAN CONICTED AS A Spy BECAUSE OF FALSE WILL BE TAKEN BY MRS R. M. BROWN AT 854, TESTIMONY OF A FELLOW OfFICER IS SENTENCED MRS M. E. CABANISS AT 949 OR MRS D. B. TO SOLITARY CONFINEMENT ON DEVILS ISLAND THARP AT 567 ANYTIME BEFORE NOON ON MONDAY AN EDITORIAL BRINGS ABOUT A NEW TRIAL AND THE NURSERY WILL BE OPEN EVENTUALLY HIS REsrORATION TO THE MILITARY WANTED -A FULL TIME POSITION AS A FIRST SHOW TONIGHT 1900 - SECOND SHOW 2040 SECRETARY CALL MRS PARKfR 925 PARENTS ARE REMINDED THAT CHILDREN UNDER KWAJALEIN ROD AND GUN CLUB WILL MEET AT 12 ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 7:30 P M TONIGHT AT THE COMMUNITY HOUSE THE YOKWE YUK WITHOUT THE PRESENTS OF ONE ALL MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND OF THE PARENTS, AND THE CHILD MUST SIT WITH ELECT ION NIGHT' THE PARENT ANY CHILD PRESENT AT THE SECOND SHOW WILL HAVE HIS OR HER NAME FOR SALE: A VERY GOOD SIZED PIECE OF TAKEN AND WILL BE REPORTED TO THE CHILDS BLACK CORAL AT A VERY REASONABLE PRICE PARENTS CONTACT GENE BREKKE AT THE RADIO STATION, SECOND FLOOR OF THE SPECIAL SERVICES BLDG THERE WILL BE A SCUBA CLUB CLASS STARTIN( MONDAY, JUNE 19, AT 1900 AT GEORGE SEITZ THE DEPENDENTS POOL ONLY WILL BE CLOSED SCHOOL CLASS OPEN TO ALL PERSONS 17 OR rOR PAINTING BEGINNING JUNE 20 UNTIL OVER, MALE OR FEMALE THISCLASS IS NECES c-URTHER NOTICE SARY FOR SCUBA DIVERS FROM KWAJALEIN WEAR BATHING SUITS AND BRING PHYSICAL THERE WILL BE NO PERSONAL VEHICLES ALLOWED EXAMINATION CERFICATES FROM STATION ON THE NIKE ZEUS OPEN HOUSE TOURS BUSSES HOSPITAL WILL BE AVAILABLE, AND THEY WILL BE THE ONL' VEHICLES ALLOWED IN THE ZEUS AREA A SMALL BLACK PUppy NEEDS A HOME. THIS BUSSES WILL LEAVE MACY'S STARTING AT 1400 IS A 7 WEEK OLD FEMALE KWAJ BRAND PUP THIS COMING SUNDAY, THE 18TH Of JUNE ALL INTERESTED PLEASE CALL 913 FOUND - AT THE RICHARDSON THEATER A CHRISTAIN SCIENCE SERVICES WILL BE HELD SMALL BALLET GIRL PIN PLEASE CLAIM AT THE SUNDAY MORNING AT QUARTERS 4?0-B AT HOURGLASS OFFICE 10.30 AM MORE NOTICES ON PAGE 2