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VOL. 3 No. 1055 KWAJALEIN MARSHAll iSLANDS WEDNESDAY 28 fEBRUARY I 62 DISCOVERER NOo 38 SENT INTO ORBIT FROM VANDENBERG VIETNAMESE PRESIDENT UNHURT IN ATTACK VANDeNBeRG AIR FORCE BASE, CALif., FEB. 27 (UPi)-DISCOVERER No. 38 SATEL­ SAIGON, FEB. 27 (UPI)-THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE WAS BOMBI' AND STRAfED BY LITE WAS HURLED INTO POLAR ORBIT TO­ fOUR VIETNAMESE AIR FORCE PLANES TODAY BUT PRESiDENT NGG DINH DIEM AND HIS DAY fROM THIS PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FAMILY ESCAPED UNHURT. BASE, MARKING COMPLETION OF THREE DIEM, IN A STATEMENT OVER RADIO SAIGON SAID: YEARS IN THIS SPACE INFORMATION PRO­ "THANKS TO DIViNE PROTECTION i MYSELF AND MY CLOSE COLLABORATORS WERE NOT GRAM. IN DANGER. WE SUffERED ONLY MATERIAL DAMAGE." No. 38, CARRYING AN INSTRUMENT ALL AIR FORCE BASES WERE ALERTED AND ALL MEASURES Of SECURITY WERE TAKEN. PACKAGE CONTAINING UNDISCLOSED EXPERI­ ALL OffiCERS WERE TO fUNCTION NORMALLY AND THE POPULATION SHOULD REMAIN CALM MENTS, WAS LAUNCHED AT 11.39 A.M. AND fULFILL TrlEIR DUTIES. PST ( 9 39 A.M. HST) AND AN HOUR AND THE PRESIDENT LEFT SAIGON ON A "REGULARLY SCHEDULED TRIP" AT 0805 SAIGON A HALF LATER THE AIR fORCE RECEIVED TIME (0015 GMT). IT WAS NOT KNOWN EXACTLY WHERE HE WENT. WORD FROM TRACKING STATIONS IN HAWAI I THE PLANE'S PILOT, IDENTifiED AS LIEUTENANT PHAM PHO UOC, LANDED SAFf:L YIN AND ALASKA THAT iT HAD GONE INTO OR- THE RIVER AND WAS PROMPTLY ARRESTED, SAIGON RADIO SAID. BIT. SAIGON RADIO SAID THE PLANES WERE ~------I IN ONE TO FOUR DAYS, THE INSTRUMENT OPERATED BY "0 I SCONTtNTED P I LOTS" THE WORLD IN BR IEF CAPSULE WILL BE EJECTED BY A RADIO WHO WERE SENT OFF O~ A flYING MiSSION SIGNAL FROM THE GROUND AND AIR ~ORCE TO THE WEST Of SOUTH ViET NAM. (UPI)-A BASIS fOR AGREEMENT ON A PLANES, EQUIPPED WITH SNARES, AND THE PILOTS INSTEAD TURNED THEIR NEW CONTRACT fOR 430-THOUSAND STEEL SURFACE SHIPS WILL ATTEMPT TO RECOVER PLANES TOWARD SAIGON AND ATTACKED THE WORKERS IS HOPED fOR WITHIN A FEW IT OFF HAWAII IN A PACIFIC OCEAN PALACE. THEIR PLANES WERE LOADED DAYS. AREA KN&WN AS "THE BALLPARK". WITH AMERICAN BOMBS, ROCKETS AND THAT'S THE WORD fROM BOTH UNION AND NAPALM AND MACHiNE GUN BULLETS. INDUSTRY N[GOTfAT.RS AT CONTRACT TALKS ARMY AND NAVY UNITS RUSHED IMMEDI­ IN P,TTSBURGH. BoTH SIDES SAY THEY POWERS MAY TELL STORY TO ATELY TO THE PALACE AREA AND DECLARED HAVE REACHED A P.,NT Of REVIEW WHERE PUBLIC BY THE WEEKEND THEIR LOYALTY TO PRESIDENT DIEM. THEY SOON WILL BE ABLE TO DETERMINE WASHINGTON, FEB. 27 (UPI)-U2 PILOT WHETHER IT IS ' ••S,BLE TO REACH A BASIS FRANCIS GARY POWERS MAY BE READY BY FOR A SOUND NEW AGREEMENT. THEY SAY THIS WEEKEND TO TELL HIS STORY TO FRENCH ARMY MOVES TO STEM IT IS THEIR MUTUAL HOPE THAT SUCH AN THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AT A SPECIAL VIOLENCE - MAY BLOCK AGREEMENT AGREEMENT WILL COME IN "A FEW DAYS." PRESS CONFERENCE, A HIGH ADMINISTRAT­ ION SOURCE SAID TODAY. PARIS, FEB. 27 (UPI)-A WORRIED (UPI)-CUBA REPORTEDLY HAS TOLD THIS INDICATED THAT THE CENTRAL FRENCH GOVERNMENT ORDERED THE ARMY RUSSIA iT PLANS TO USE "LEGAL MEANS" -~HT£~~G£NC£ A~M~ MAa V~RTUALLY TO t!tQU "-~ pau. lNTO V'OLEltC~-TORtt TO OU~_ THE. u_ ~- fROM I TS GY~~!4NAMO tfl'ftL '"'~~~ :w..; ""~ f I'H'SttO'" I N1"HIU)Q..n... POWERS ABOUT I Aunns ANIY .... TOltA v IN Aa"t't'f"OR1' 8m. - HIS FLIGHT OVER RUSSIA THAT ENDED TO STEM THE MASS BLOODSHED THAT THE COMMUNIST NEWSPAPER "Hoy" SAYS IN HIS CAPTURE AND CONVICTION FOR THREATENED TO BLOCK AN ALGERIAN PEACE PREMIER CASTRa OUTLINED THE CUBAN pos­ ESPIONAGE. SETTL£MENT. ITION IN A RECENT NOTE TO PREMIER ANOTHER INDICATION Of THIS WAS THE WHILE PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE KHRUSHCHEV. ACC.RDING TO THE PAPER, fACT THAT TWO SENATOR GROUPS HAVE AND THE GOVERNMENT'S ALG£RIAN AffAIRS PREMIER CASTRO TOLa THE KREMLIN CUBA ARRANGED TO HEAR FROM CIA DIRECTOR COMMITTEE MET IN PARIS TO DISCUSS DOES NOT WANT TO TAKE PART IN ANY JOHN A. MCCONE AND OTHER INTELLIGENCE THE GROWING ANARCHY, TROOPS AND TANKS MILITARY BLOC Oft KAVE FOREIGN MILI­ OFfiCIALS THIS WEEK THE DETAILS Of TOOK UP POSITION IN THE MAIN STREETS TARY BASES ON ITS SOIL WHAT POWERS HAS RELATED. OF DOWNTOWN ALGIERS. MCCONE IS TO REP~RT ON THURSPAY TO THEY WERE DRAWN FROM UNITS TOTALL­ (UPI)-HuNDR1DS Of PERSONS HAVE BEEN A SPECIAL SENATE WATCHDOG SUBCOMMIT­ ING SOME 40,000 MEN HELD HITHERTO IN DRIVEN fROM THEIR HOMES AND SCORES Of TEE ON THE CIA, BEGINNING AT 9 A.M. RESERVE OUTSIDE THE CITY READY TO IN­ HIGHWAYS CLOSED BY fLOODS IN EASTERN EST (4 A.M. HST). IT WAS LEARNED TERVENE IN CASE Of AN ARMED REVOLT KENTUCKY. THAT THE CIA CHIEf WAS TO APPEAR ON BY THE OUTLAWED SECRET ARMY ORGANIZA­ THE TOWNS or SALYERSVILLE, WAYLAND FRIDAY BEfORE THE SENATE FOREIGN RE­ TION (OAS), THE EUROPEAN TERRORIST AND ONEIDA WERE ISOLATED. MoRE RAIN LATIONS COMMITTEE. OUTFIT FIGHTiNG TO PREVENT ALGERIA IS fORECAST. THE WATCHDOG SUBCOMMITTEE, HEADED BY BECOMING AN INDEPENDENT MoSLEM-RULED AUTHORITIES FEAR fLOODWATERS MAY BE SEN. RICHARD B. RUSSELL, O-GA., IN­ STATE. THE WORST SINCE J957. CLUDES MEMBERS OF THE SENATE ARMED OffiCIALS SAID THE GOVERNMENT NOW IS GOVERNOR B£RT Co.Mes TELLS OF fLOOD SERVICES AND ApPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEES. VIRTUALLY CONVINCED THAT THE OAS WILL CONDITIONS IN 13 COMMUNITIES. CIVIL POWERS WAS NOT CALLED TO TESTIFY NOT STAGE A fULL-FLEDGED REVOLT AfTER DEFENSE HEADQUARTERS IN PAINTSVILLE BEfORE EITHER GROUP. BUT THE ADMIN­ A CEASE-fiRE IS PROCLAIMED. SAYS THE BIG SANDY IS SIX fEET OVER ISTRATION OFfiCIAL SAID THE PILOT THEY SAID IT APPEARED MORE liKELY fLOODSTAQE ••• AND RISING. COULD BE REAOY BEfORE THE WEEK IS OUT THAT THE TERRORISTS SIMPLY WOULD STEP TO ANSWER REPORTERS' QUESTIONS. UP THEIR EfFORTS TO CREATE COMPLETE ANARCHY IN ALGERIA IN ORDER TO PRE- VENT THE CEASE-FIRE fROM BEING CARRIED ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ DANGER OF HOSTILITIES FEARED OUT. BETWEEN INDONESIA AND NETHERLAND A FIRM CEASE-FIRt DATE STILL WAS KWAJAlEIN WATER MANll~, FEB 27 (uPI)-JOHN R. MAR­ HELD UP BY THE LONG DRAWN-OUT MEETING USED 2/27/62 SHALL, DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER Of NEW Of THE REBEL COUNCIL fOR THE ALGERIAN ZEALAND, SAID MoNDAY THERE IS DANGER REVOLUTION (CNRA), OR PARLIAMENT, TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 279,400 OF HOSTILITIES BETWEEN INDONESIA AND WHICH HAS SEEN SITTING IN SECRET IN GALLONS THE NETHERLANDS IN WEST NEW GUINEA. THE liBYAN CAPITAL Of TRIPOLI SINCE PER CAPITA - 103.3 GALLONS. BUT HE TOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE HE LAST THURSDAY. TOTAL IN STORAGE - 11,320,000 BELIEVED THAT INDONESIA'S CLAIMS TO GALLONS DUTCH NEW GUiNEA COULD BE SETTLED BELGRADE, fEB. 27 (UPI)-AN EXPLO­ BETWEEN THE TWO GOVERNMENTS OR IN THE SION DEEP IN A BoSNIAN COAL MI~E TO­ UNITED NATIONS. DAY KILLED NEARLY ONE-THIRD Of 177 DAILY FRESH WATER METER READINGS "WE RECOGNIZE THAT THERE IS A RISK OF MINERS CAUGHT UNDERGROUND, THE OFfiC­ HOSTILITIES AND BECAUSE Of THAT RISK IAL NEWS AGENCY TANJUG REPORTED. HOUSING OCEAN 8,100 GALLONS IT IS A MATTER fOR THE UNITED NATIONS." RESCUE WORKERS AT THE SCENE AND OF­ I-!OUSING lAGOON 21,700 " THE NEW ZEALAND MINISTER SAID. FICIALS AT A HOSPITAL IN NEARBY TUZLA YOKWE YUK CLUB 14,000 II II MARS~ALl ~AKING A TRADE TOUR OF ASIA SAID AT LEAST 54 MINERS WERE KilLED, MESS HALL ~,]OO NATIONS, SAID NEW ZEALAND WANTS TO INCLUDING TWO STILL TRAPPED BUT BE­ POWER PLANT I ,400 " \ SELL MORE MEAT, DAI~Y PRODUCTS, TIMBER LIEVED DEAD. A TOTAL Of 123 WHQ WERE WEST END Of ISLAND 43,100 " P~~-~~}HE EAST UNDERGROUND AT THE TIME OF THE BLAST WERE RESCUED TANJUG SAID. +---~~------~ -+-- PAGE 2 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 2t FEBRUARY 1962 , PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE RESULTS OF LAOTIAN CONFERENCE REVEALED COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL VIENTIANE, FEB. 27 (UPI )--LAOTIAN INfORMATION MINISTER BOUAVAN NOCISING ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU MONDAY STRIPPED THE CLOAK Of SECRECY FROM THE fiVE-DAY LONG POLITICAL NEGOTI­ Of WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c ATIONS WHICH ENDED HERE MONDAY MORNING BETWEEN THE ROYAL GOVERNMENT AND THE WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY Of TEXAS. SOVIET-BACKED REBELS. BOUAVAN TOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE THAT THE OPPOSING SIDES WERE STILL SPLIT ON THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY TWO RADICAL~Y DIFFERING FORMULAS fOR UNITING THE NEUTRALIST, LEFTIST AND MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE RIGHTWING fACTIONS iNTO A COALITION GOVERNMENT FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE ONE OF THE fORMULAS CALLS FOR "NEUTRALIST" PRINCE SOUVANNA PHOUMA TO TAKE PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS THE PREMIER'S REINS AND THE OTHER WOULD GIVE DIRECT CHARGE Of THE GOVERNMENT IS 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. TO KING SAVANG VATTHANA THE CONTENDING PLANS ARE SIMILAR IN MANY WAYS TO THOSE ADVANCED AT THE BE­ THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT GINNING Of THE LAOTIAN PEACE TALKS MORE THAN NINE MONTHS AGO. TO EDIT ALL coPY RECEIVED FOR BOUAVAN SAID NEITHER fORMULA HAS PUBLICATION. BEEN REJECTED OUTRIGHT, AND BOTH COULD STILL BECOME THE BASIS Of DISCUSSION PARISH PRIEST ARRESTED EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN fOR UNITING THIS WAR TORN KINGDOM HIS DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE IN CONNECTION WITH GAMBLING TWIN fORMULAS WAS THE fiRST OffiCIAL MASSA 01 SOMMA, ITALY, FEB. 27 (UPI I STATEMENT OF WHAT WENT ON DURING THE --PLAINCLOTHES POLICE TODAY GUARDED NEW COMPACT FOR FORD - PAST fiVE DAYS OF THE SECRECY-SHROUD­ THIS VILLAGE ON THE SLOPES OF MOUNT AS YET UNNAMED ED CONFERENCES HERE BETWEEN SOUVANNA VESUVIUS FOR fEAR Of UNREST OVER THE DETROIT, FEB. 27 (UPI )--No NAME HAS AND POLITICIANS LOYAL TO THE PRESENT ARREST Of THE LOCAL PARISH PRIEST ON BEEN DECIDED YET fOR THE NEW SMALL CAR GOVERNMENT. BRIBERY CHARGES IN CONNECTION WITH A FORD MOTOR Co WILL BEGIN PRODUCING BOUAVAN SAID SOUVANNA'S PROPOSAL SLOT MACHINE INVESTIGATION IN JULY IT WAS REPORTED TODAY. THE WAS REDUCED AFTER LENGTHY NEGOTIATIONS POLICE YESTERDAY ARRESTED MSGR. WRONG NAME COULD BE DISASTROUS, Of­ TO THESE KEY POINTS FRANCESCO SCARPATI, 46, WHO DESCRIBED FICIALS SAID. --SOUVANNA WOULD BECOME PRIME MINIS­ HIMSELF AS A CLOSE FRIEND OF THE LATE THE CAR, WHICH WILL BE INTRODUCED TER WITH ADDED POWERS AS MINISTER OF CHARLES "LUCKY" LUCIANO, KINGPIN OF LATE THIS SUMMER AS A 1963 MODEL HAS DEFENSE AND VETERANS AffAIRS, INTER­ AMERICAN RACKETEERS. THE ARREST WAS BEEN REFERRED TO IN COMPANY PLANS BY IOR (POLICE) AND SOCIAL ACTION. ORDERED ~Y ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTOR­ THE CODE NAME CARDINAL. --HIS IMMEDIATE fOLLOWERS WOULD NEY DR. IVAN MONTONE ON CHARGES OF PROTOTYPES Of THE CAR HAVE BEEN HAVE SIX OTHER PORTfOLIOS, BRIBERY AND SELLING GOODS WITHOUT A SEEN WITH A FALCON NAME PLATE. THIS --REST OF THE 19-MAN CABINET WOULD LICENSE. LED TO THE THEORY THE CAR MIGHT BE BE ROUNDED OUT WITH fOUR RIGHTISTS, EYEWITNESSES REPORTED THAT THE SOLD AS A SMALL MODEL Of THE SIX-CYL­ fOUR PRO-COMMUNIST PATHET LAO REBELS, PRIEST, BEFORE GETTING INTO A BLACK INDER FALCON, FORD'S HOT-SELLING AND FOUR NEUTRALIST POLITICIANS NOW POLICE VAN, TOLD BYSTANDERS "I AM COMPACT. SUPPORTING THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT, A VICTIM Of SLANDER." HOWEVER, THE NAME "FALCON FOUR" HAS --SOUVANNA'S AUTHORITY OVER THE ARMY THE ARREST Of MSGR SCARPATI, WHO JUST ABOUT BEEN RULED OUT IN THE BE­ WOULD BE RATED DOWN BY THE APPOINTMENT BUILT A HOSPITAL AND PLAYED A BIG LIEF IT MIGHT DETRACT FROM THE FALCON OF A VICE DEFENSE MINISTER FROM EACH ROLE IN THE POSTWAR RECONSTRUCTION OF IMAGE Of THE THREE MAJOR fACTIONS, MASSA D, SOMMA, HIT THE VILLAGE LIKE "THE NAME "CARDINAL" TESTS WELL IN --SOUVANNA WOULD RETAIN CONTROL Of A THUNDERBOL T. MARKET RESEARCH SURVEYS BUT TWO OTHER THE SECOND MOST IMPORTANT INTERIOR A NUMBER Of WOMEN GATHERED IN THE NAMES, ONE A BIRD AND THE OTHER AN M,N,STRY BY HAVING A SINGLE V,CE VILLAGE CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION LAST ANIMAL, ARE ALSO HIGHLY THOUGHT Of MINISTER, NAMED FROM AMONG HIS IM­ NIGHT TO RECITE THE ROSARY AND PRAY AS REPRESENTING SMALL, LIGHT, fAST MEDIATE FOLLOWERS. FOR HIM. CARS BOUAVAN SAID THE GOVERNMENT'S PLAN THE ARREST Of MSGR. SCARPATI, WHO THE COMPANY HASN'T RELEASED ANYTHING WOULD PUT THE KING AT THE HEAD OF SERVED fOR SEVERAL YEARS AS LUCIANO'S ON THE CAR AN OfFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT THE CABINET, MADE UP Of PRESIDENTS CONFESSOR AND ARRANGED LAST MONTH'S IS EXPECTED TO COME THIS SPRING, WITH OF SIX GOVERNMENT COMMISSIONS. NAPLES FUNERAL OF THE fORMER VICE PRODUCTION STARTING IN EARLY JULY AT THESE WOULD I NCLUa:: NATIONAL SECURI­ KING, FOLLOWED WEEKS OF INTENSIVE THE fiRM'S LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY TY, HEADED BY SOUVANNA HIMSELF, AD­ INVESTIGATION. PLANT. MINISTRATION, UNDER THE PRESENT RIGHT­ THE CASE STARTED LATE LAST MONTH, THE CAR WilL BE FORD'S ATTEMPT TO WING PREMIER PRINCE BOUN OUM, AND AN WHEN FRANCESCO REGA, A CAfE OWNER IN CAPTURE A LARGE CHUNK Of THE SMALL-CAR ECONOMICS COMMISSION, HEADED BY "RED NEARBY SANT' ANASTASIA, REVOLTED FOREIGN IMPORT fiELD NOW ALMOST MONOP­ PRINCE" SOUPHANJUVONG, LEADER Of THE AGAINST WHAT HE SAID WAS A "PROTECT- OLIZED BY VOLKSWAGEN. WHILE AIMED AT PATHET LAOS. ION" RACKET. REGA AND SANT' ANASTASIA THE VW, THE FORD WILL BE LARGER THAN THE PRESIDENTS OF THE REMAINING MAYOR FRANCESCO BEN EDUCE REPORTED THE THE GERMAN CAR AND HAVE A PEPPIER FOREIGN, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS ALLEGED RACKET TO POLICE ENGINE. COMMISSIONS WOULD BE CHOSEN fROM ON FEB 15 THE VILLAGE'S POLICE CURRENT PLANS CALL FOR AN OVER-ALL AMONG "EMINENT PERSONALITIES FROM ALL CHIEf, MICHELE D'ORO, WAS ARRESTED LENGTH Of 167 INCHES, 6 MORE THAN THE POLITICAL PARTIES," BOUAVAN SAID. ON EXTORTION CHARGES. POLICE SAID VW, WITH A WHEELBASE Of 99.5, AGAINST HE HAD BEEN LEVYING 5,000 LIRE ($8) THE VW's 9405. THE HEIGHT WILL BE PERFORMER PERMANENTLY INJURED A MONTH fROM OWNERS Of BARS IN WHICH 55 INCHES, 4 LESS THAN THE VW SLOT MACHINES WERE OPERATING THE FORD ENGINE IS A fLAT fOUR-CYL- DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FEB 27 (UPI )-­ LAST SATURDAY POLICE SEQUESTERED INDER REAR MOUNTED ENGINE ITS 72.7 HIGH WIRE FERfORMER MARIO WALLENDA, 150 SLOT MACHINES IN A NAPLES WARE­ CUBIC INCH DISPLACEMENT PRODUCES 40 WHO SUFfERED SERIOUS BACK INJURIES HOUSE OWNED BY A COMPANY OF WHICH HORSEPOWER. IN A PLUNGEAT THE SHRINE C,RCUS HERE THEY SAID MSGR. SCARPATI WAS BELIEVED THE GERMAN CAR HAS A FOUR-SPEED THAT KILLED TWO MEMBERS OF HIS TROUP, TO BE THE HEAD. TRANSMISSION WHILE THE FORD WilL HAVE WILL NEVER WALK AGAIN, A DOCTOR SAID THE PRIEST RECENTLY TOLD NEWSMEN THREE FORWARD SPEEDS. YESTERDAY. THAT HE HAD LEGALLY IMPORTED A NUMBER VW IS READY TO MEET THE FORD'S COM­ DR 0. DEIO CAMPO SAID MARIO, OF Of SECOND-HAND SLOT MACHINES fROM PETITION WITH A NEW MODEL, BIGGER, THE GREAT WAlLENDA CIRCUS IS "PARA­ GERMANY IN ORDER TO RAISE fUNDS fOR FANCIER AND MORE POWERFUL THAN THE PLEGIC, AND HIS CHANCES OF WALKING HIS HOSPITAL AND CHURCH. HE SAID HE fAMILIAR "BEETLE" THE ENGINE Of THE NORMALLY AGAIN ARE HOPELESS." DID NOT BELIEVE THAT THE SLOT MACH­ NEW VW IS 91 CUBIC INCHES, THE SIZE INES CAME UNDER A POLICE LAW WHICH OF THE NEW FORD. LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, FEB. 27 (UPI )-­ BANS GAMBLING. THE ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION ON THE HAROLD (CHIC) JOHNSON, ROLY-POLY SMALL FORD WILL BE PRODUCED AT THE fUNNYMAN OF THE OLSEN AND JOHNSON BERLIN, FEB. 27 (UPI )--COMMUNIST fiRM'S COLOGNE, GERMANY, PLANT. THE VAUDEVilLE TEAM THAT WOWED BROADWAY POLICE TODAY SWOOPED DOWN ON EAST BER­ MODELS DESTINED fOR SALE IN THIS IN THE 19405 WITH THEIR ZANY ANTICS LIN HOMES AND EVICTED THEIR RESIDENTS COUNTRY WILL BE ASSEMBLED AT lOUls­ IN "HELLZAPOPPIN," DIED LAST NIGHT IN PRE-DAWN RAIDS TO PREVENT THE VILLEo IN SUNRISE HOSPITAL fROM A KIDNEY fLIGHT OF REFUGEES. FORD PROBAB~Y COULD BREAK EVEN ON AILMENT. WEST BERLIN POLICE SAID THEY COULD SALES OF 105,000 UNITS, BUT IS SHOOT­ NOT DETERMINE THE EXACT NUMBER OF ING fOR PRODUCTION Of 150,000 CARS PHILOSOPHY ASKS THE SIMPLE QUES­ FAMILIES EV~ED BUT MORE THAN 200 THE FIRST YEAR 1HE PRICE HERE WOULD TION WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT? ONE-fAMILY HOMES WERE IN THE AREA IN BE ABOUT $100 lESS THAN THE VW ALfRED NORTH WHITEHEAD WHICH THE COMMUNIST POLICE OPERATED. PAGE 3 I-IOUR'llASS WEDNESDA~c8 FEBRUARY 1962

THE STOCK MARKET NIKE ZEUS FLIGHT FAMILIES LEAVING

• ~EW fORt<, eEB. 27 (UP~ )--ST('~KS I1ELD Two .AMI~IES ARRIV[O ABVAPD THE MR. AND MRS WOODY RAWLES ARE LEAV­ T~EIR MODfRATE GAINS TODAY DESPITE THE ~IKE lCJS CHARTER r~ICIT T~"S A·TE~­ iNG ON THE NIKE ZEUS CHARTER FLIGHT RES.GNAliON OF THE C~~IRMAN OF T~E ~E~ ~~C~ C B ANDREWS AND ~!5 ~,r. TOMORROw MORNING. WOODY IS A CONSTRUC­ YOR~ STOCK EXCHA~~E tOLlOwlNG HIS !~­ BETTiE ARRIVED WITH lHEjR THRtE CH!L­ TION REPRESENTATIVE WITH THE CORPS OF DICTM[NT ON C~ARGES OF INCOME TAx DREN, PAMEL~ AGE 4, DEBORAH A~E 6 AND ENG'NEE~S. HIS WIFE JOYCE IS THE [VAS~ON" ANTHONY AGE i. THEY Wid. RESIDE IN FORMER EDITOR Of THE HOURGLASS AT LEA~T A ~AL~-DOZEN BLUE CHIP5 HOUSErRA LER NUMBER 16. M~ ANDREWS THE 'OUPLE WILL SPEND A WEEK IN CON1RIBUT~D TO A SLiGHT GAiN IN fHE IS AN lMPLOYEE Of WESTERN ELECTRIC HONOLULU AND THEN WOODY WILL RETURN TO POPUL6,R AVERAGES, iNCLUD~NG CHRYSLER, ANOTHER WESTERN ELECTR!C EMPLOYEE, KWAJALEIN ON THE NEXT ZEUS FLIGHT WHILE Al~iED C~EM'CALj STANDARD OF NEW JER­ W. L. WHaTE AND HIS WIFE CONSTANCE JOYCE CONTINUES ON TO HER HOME IN NORTH SEY, AND !NTERNAT!ONA~ NICKEl--UP ARRIVED THIS AFTERNOON WITH THEIR CAROLINA AROUND i EACH. Dv PONT ROSE MORE THAN DAUGHTER MARVANA AGE 4 AND T~EIR SON 2. BRENT AGE 2. THEY WoLL RESIDE IN R H BLOUNT HMC AND HIS WifE MARY AUTOS, RESPONDING TO THE HIGHEST TRAILER NUMBER 21 FRANCES (FRAN) WILL BE LEAVING ON THE MID-FEBRUARY SALES IN FIVE YEARS, FELL OTHER WESTERN ELECfRIC EMPLOYEES ZEUS CHARTER FLIGHT TOMORROW MORNING 'ROM THEfR BEST LEVELS BUT srlLL FIN- INCLUDED W R THOMPSON, A NEW ARRIV­ ALSO CHIEF BLOUNT WAS THE NAVY RE­ ISHED FRACTiONALLY H!GrER STEELS AL AND A. N BRO~N WHO WAS RETURNiNG PRESENTATIVE AT THE ISLAND HOSPITAL WERE IRREGUlAR_Y LO~ER AND C1EMICALS FROM LEAVE. AND FRAN WORKED AS A SECRETARY WITH MOSTLY HIGiHER DAC - D H A~BAUGH, J A HOPKINS THE PMR RANGE DEPT. TRAVELING WITH THE O!LS MOVED HIGHER FEATURING AMERADA, AND J. B WINBURN ARE AL~ NEW EMPLOY­ BLOUNT'S WILL BE THEIR TWO CHILDREN UP MORE T~A~ 3, AND GENERAL AMERICAN, EES. D E CALVERT IS RETURNING ALEX AGE 14 AND LINDA AGE 12 THEY CITIES SERVICE AND UNION OIL OF CALIF- FROM LEAVE AS is J lHORPE W!ll BE HEADED FOR CORPUS CHRISTI, ORNIA, UP AROuND ~ EACH THE LAST NM5U - J. C. VAUGHN is A NEW TEXAS FOR SEPARATION FROM THE NAVY RESPONDED TO H~CHER EARNiNG. ARRIVAL. AFTER 20 YEARS Of SERVICE. THEY WERE !BM, liT~ON, ZEN!TH AND NORTHROP BTL - J. R. HENDL AND R. WYCKOFF ON THE ISLAND 20 MONTHS WERE GOOD AEROSPACE PERFORMERS. SOME ARE NEW EMPLOYEES TOBACCOS AND RUBBERS MOVED HIGHER. GAC - G. B. KUHN IS A NEW ARRIVAL. LT. BLANCHARD AND HIS WIFE DOROTHY FOODS WERE HiGHER FEATURiNG HERSHEY, RCA - L. ANDROS IS A NEW AR~IVAL. AR, LEAV~~G ON TOMORROW'S ZEUS WHIC~ WAS UP ABOUT 6 AT ITS HIGH. COE - R BRAMBLEY AND A A HATH- FLIGHT LT. BLANCHARD WAS ACTIVE WITH DRUGS WERE FIRM W!TH WARNER-LAMBERT A~AY ARE RETUR~ING fROM LEAVE. THE SAR FLIGHT BETWEEN HERE AND WAKE UP OVER A POINT ON A 3-fOR-1 STOCK AOMC - CO~. J W. GRAHAM, R A ~SLAND AND WAS ASSISTANT PERSONNEL SPLIT AND DIV!DEND BOOST A NUMBER BRICKLEY, R. F JARRELL, CAPT. MAR­ OFfiCER WITH THE NAVY HERE DOROTHY OF ENTERTAiNMENT ISSUES WERE HIGHER LATT, CO~. J Mo OLHOUSEN, CAPT N WAS VERY ACT!VE IN MANY PROJECTS HERE INCLUDING MGM AND DECCA RECORDS K SHANAHAN, C H SHERMAN AND IT ON THE ISLAND •• SHE WAS PART OF THE COL H SHUTES ARE ALL HERE rDY. STAF~ AT THE NURSERY AND WAS QUITE ACTiVE IN THE YOKWE YUK WIVES' CLUB. SUSPECTED MANUSCRIPT THIEVES SHE WAS PRESIDENT OF THAT CLUB LAST ARRESTED IN MfNILA YEAR MANILA, fEB. 27 (UPI )--POLICE TODAY THE BLANCHARDS ARE HEADED FOR NAS ARRESTED TWO MEN SUSPECTED OF STEALING ROI NAMUR NEWS QUONSET POfNT, RHODE ISLAND AFTER A AND HOLDING rOR RANSOM THREE MANU­ BY MEL SEW LEAVE IN WHICH THEY WILL VISIT CALIF­ SCRIPTS wRITTEN BY THE .ATE FILIPINO ROI NAMUR HAD IT'S FIRST '~OUNTAIN ORNIA, HOUSTON, TEXAS AND VIRGINIA. NATIONAL HERO JOSE RIZAL. BALL" GAME SUNDAY 25 FEBRUARY 1962 THEY HAVE THREE CHILDREN, TERRY, BRUCE CAPT. fELIC!SiMO LAZARO OF THE MAN­ RCA BEAT rCT IN T~E LAST HALf OF THE A~D TOMMY AND HAVE SEEN HERE 18 MONTHS. iLA POLiCE DEPARTMENT'S THE~T AND 7TH INNING BY 15 TO !4. IT WAS ROBBERY SECTION SAID ONE OF THE MEN QUITE A GAME. THIS WILL BE THE f!RST TOWN ARGUES OVER VISIT BY ADMITTED PART!C~PATING IN THE THEfT. IN A SERIES TO BE PLAYED EVERY THE OR!GI~AL MANUSCRIPTS OF THE SUr...DAY JAPANESE FLYER WHO ATTACKED UoS. u NOVEl.S "REIN OF GREED AND "SOCIAL STANDINGS IN ROi NAMuR vOLLEYBAll BROOKINGS, OREGON, FEB 21 (UPI )-­ CANC£R" AND THE POEM "LAST f AREWEL L" LEAGUE THIS SMALL TOWN HEAR THE CALIFORNIA WERE STOLEN DEC. 7-8. wON LOST BORDER WAS SPLIT BY CONTROVERSY TODAY -1- THE MANUSCRIPTS, WRITTEN IN SPANISH WARRiORS b OVER WHETHER TO INVITE HERE THE JAPAN­ LONGHAND, WERE ON DISPLAY DURING THE RCA 3 ESE PILOT WHO FLEW WHAT WAS BELIEVED RIZAL CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS HERE CHIEFS I g TO HAVE BEEN THE ONLY AIR MISSION AGAINSl THEY WERE RETURNED AFTER RANSOM STANDINGS HORSESHOE LEAGUE THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES IN WORLD WAS PAID. WON LOST WAR II. THE THIEVES ORGINIALLY DEMANDED ONE TAUARES, N "5 -r­ THE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE YEST£R· MILLION PESOS ($300,000) FOR THE VINCENT, M. I DAY VOTED TO INVITE NOBUO FUJITA, NOW MANUSCRIPTS BUT THE ACTUAL AMOUNT CUNEFACE, D ~ 2 A 5'-YEAR-OLD TOKYO BUSINESSMAN. ON PAijD WAS NEVER DISCLOSED. SOARES, E. 3 I SEPT. 9, 1942, fUJITA TOOK OFF FROM A • THE MANUSCRIPTS ARE CONSIDERED TO KAPAHO, S 2 2 JAPANESE SUBMARINE AND DROPPED A SMALL' HAVE SPARKED THE PHILIPPINE REVOLT HUBBARD,. H. 2 4 INCENDIARY BOMB ON NEARBY MT. EMILY IN AGAINST COLON~ALIST SPAIN IN THE LATE GALUHRIA, L 2 o AN UNSUCCESSfUL ATTEMPT TO START A 1890 's. LILLIE, B. 2 2 FOREST FIRE. LABAYA, T I 5 Now THE JAYCEES ARE LEADING A DRIVE BRITISH CANCEL PLANS FOR BALLENTE, H. o 2 TO RAISE $3,000 TO BRING FUJITA HERE AS A GOOD WILL GESTURE DURING THE CITyl~ ROTa DYNE PLANE AZALEA WEEK IN MAY. LONDON, FEB. 27 (UPI )--THE BRITISH ROADWAY CLOSED HERE BUT A SPOKESMAN SAID THE DRIVE WOULD GOVERNMENT HAS CANCELLED ORDERS FOR BE LAUNCHED ONLY IF PUBLIC OPINION THE WESTLAND ROTODYNE VERTICAL-TAKE­ THE UNOffiCIAL ROADWAY THAT RUNS SEEMS fULLY BEHIND IT. OFF AIR LINER AVIATION MINISTER PETER fROM 8TH STREET NORTH ACROSS THE VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS ARE LEADING THORNEYCROFT TOLD THE HOUSE OF COMMONS SUPPLY FIELD TO THE SUPPLY BUILDING A PROTEST AGAINST THE MOVE AND HAVE YESTERDAY' WILL BE CLOSED TO ALL T~AFFIC OTHER PICKETED THE DRUG STORE Of FRED PETER­ THORNEYCROFT SAID THAT BRITISH THAN AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL AND VEHi­ SON, WHO IS BOTH CHAIRMAN FOR THE DRIVE EUROPEAN A,RWAYS WAS NOT PREPARED TO CLES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. ROAD AND A MEMBER OF THE PROTESTING VETERANS PLACE A PRODUCTION ORDER AND IT WAS BLOCKS HAVE BEEN SET UP AT EACH END GROUPS. TOO COSTLY' TO DEVELOP THE MILITARY OF THE ROAD. ONE AT 8TH STREET JUST THE PICKETS CARRIED SIGNS WHICH READ VERSION OF THE PLANE. BEHIND THE PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE AND "WE DON'T WANT NOBUO FUJITA, WE WANT THE GOVERNMENT SO FAR HAS SPENT II ONE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE SUPPLY EICHMANN", AND "WE DON'T WANT NOBUO MILLION POUNDS ON THE PROJECT. BUILDING. PLEASE OBSERVE THE ROAD fUJITA, WE WANT (COMMUNIST LEADER) THE ROTODYNE TAKES OFF AND LANDS BLOCKS AND REFRAIN FROM GOING INTO Gus HALL." VERTiCAllY, WITH THE USE OF A ROTOR. THE AREA. THANK YOU. iN FORwARD fLIGHT !T IS POWERED BY PNOMPENH, CAMBODIA, FEB. 27 (UPI )-- PROPEL~ERS WH~CH ARE DRIVEN BY THE BERLIN, FEB. 27 (UPI )--SOV!ET A!R­ A SOUlH VIET NAM fiGHTER PLANE LANDED SAME ENG! NES USEO iNTAKE OFf 0 IT CRAFT FLEW IN THE BERLIN AIR LINES ON THE MILITARY AIRFIELD AT POCHENTONG, COULD CARRY 40 PAS&ENGERS. TODAY FOR THE fiRST TiME IN fOUR NEAR PNOMPENH, AT 8 A.M TODAY. THE DAYS BUT MADE NO ATTEMPT TO INTER~ ~"~OT SAiD HE HAD TAKEN PART IN THE FERE WITH WESTERN FLIGHTS A~TACK O~ SOUTH VIET NAM PRESIDENT NGO D!~" D,EM'S PALACE AT SAIGON THIS

~ ______~~M=IO~R'~~~~IG~ ______--L "' PAGE 4 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 28 FEBRUARY Iqb~ GENERAL MESS MENU PHILIPPINE DANCE GROUP THURSDAY I MARCH 1962 IN HAMBURG f BREAKFAS7 DINNER SUPPER HAMBURG, GERMANY, FEB. 27 (UPI )-­ CHILLED TOMATO JUICE MINESTRONE SouP VEGETABL E SOUP THE PHILIPPINE BAYANIHAN DANCE GROUP CHILLED FRESH FRUIT BRAISED BEEf LIVER & ROAST LEG OF VEAL-GRAVY WILL PERFORM FOR THE fiRST TIME IN GRILLED HAM SLICES ONION GRAVY BARBECUED FRANKFURTERS HAMBURG TONIGHT OPENING A THREE-WEEK SCRAMBL ED EGGS MASHED POTATOES PARSLEY POTATOES TOUR OF THIS FLOOD-STRICKEN NORTH HOT & COLD CEREAL BRUNSWI CK STEW BUTTERED PEAS & CARROTS GERMAN CITY HASH BROWN POTATOES BLACK EYED PEAS STEAMED RICE THE GROUP, CURRENTLY ON A TOUR Of STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE SLICED TOMATO SALAD EUROPE AND THE MIDDLE EAST, ARRIVED JELLY TWIST ROLLS SALAD BAR w/DRESSING PUMPKIN PIE - COLD DRINK HERE LAST NIGHT IN FREEZING TEMPERATURES HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM CHOCOLATE PUDDING CHILLED MILK-HOT COfFEE AFTER A MONTH AND A HALf Of PERFORM­ CHILLED MILK-HOT COFFEE HOT CORN BRE~D - COLD ICED TEA wiLEMON ANCES IN PARIS, NICE AND OTHER CITIES DR I NK OF FRANCE. CHILLED MILK - HOT COFfEE MRS. LUCREZIA KAUILAG, ACTING HEAD Of THE FOLK ART GROUP OF 21 WOMEN AND 19 MEN, SAID "WE ARE HAPPY TO PERfORM IN A CITY THAT HAS SO RECENTLY BEEN IMMIGRANT SMUGGLE ATTEMPT STRUCK BY A FLOOD DISASTER." AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE STOPPED - TWO INDICTED THE FLOODS, DRIVEN ACROSS THE FORT WEDNESDAY 28 FEBRUARY 1962 TORONTO, FEB. 27 (UPI )--A 61-YEAR­ CITY DYKES BY HURRICA~FORCE WINDS 5.00 P.M. NEWS OLD BUSINESSMAN WAS fiNED $500 YES­ FEB. 17, HAVE CAUSED A DEATH TOLL Of 5.05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT TERDAY FOR CONSPIRING TO BRING CHINESE 282 AND STILL IS CLIMBING. b'OO P.M. NEWS IMMIGRANTS INTO CANADA ILLEGALLY, MRS. KAUILAG SAID THE GROUP MAY 6.15 P.M. THE LATIN QUARTER AND ANOTHER MAN DREW A SUSPENDED CONSIDER A CHARITY PERFORMANCE FOR 6 30 P.M. GREAT GILDERSLEEVE SENTENCE. FLOOC VICTIMS THOUSANDS OF HAMBURG 7:00 P.M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES KENT LEE, 61-YEAR-OLD OWNER Of THE RESIDENTS LOST HOMES IN THE fLOODS. 7:30 P.M. SPORTS DESK CHINA TRADING COMPANY, PLEADED GUILTY BUT THE CITY'S OPERETTA THEATER WHERE 8:00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND BEFORE MAGISTRATE IAN MACDONNELL AND THE GROUP IS TO PERfORM IS WAY OfF THE 8 30 P.M WHISPERING STREETS WAS FINED. fLOOD AREA IN NEON-LIGHTED SAINT 9.00 P.M. NEWS WILLIAM C. WONG, 53, AN INSURANCE PAULI NIGHTCLUB DISTRICT. 9:15 P.M MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT AGENT, WAS GIVEN A SUSPENDED SENTENCE MRS. KAUILAG SAID DISCUSSIONS WERE 10'00 P.M. NEWSMAKERS ON TWO CHARGES Of VIOLATING THE IM­ UNDERWAY WITH A WEST GERMAN TELEVISION 10:15 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT MIGRATION ACT. NETWORK fOR A TV PERfORMANCE. No 12 00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF THE JUDw~ SAID NEITHER MAN HAD EN­ DETAILS OF THE PLAN WERE KNOWN GAGED IN WHOLESALE VIOLATIONS Of THE THURSDAY I MARCH 1962 IMMIGRATION ACT. HE NOTED WONG HAD 6 00 A M. NEWS DONE SO ONLY TO HELP A FRIEND AND HAD TWO PLEAD INNOCENT 6 05 A M THE DAWN BREAKER RECEIVED NO MONEY. 6 30 A.M NEWS THE JUDGE SAID LEE HAD PLANNED A TO EXTORTION CHARGE 6 35 A M DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D. PROfiT, BUT HE WAS GIVEN CONSIDERATION Los ANGELES, FEB. 26 (UPI )--DENNIS 7 15 A M. SMALL FRY THEATRE BECAUSE Of HIS AGE AND POOR HEALTH. SHANE HATRICK AND ALBERT BRUCE DYER, 7 30 A M. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL THE CROWN SAID LEE AND WONG SUPPLIED BOTH 23, SANTA ANA, CALfORNIA, TODAY 8'00 A M. DON Mc NEILL PAPERS OR DOCUMENTS SO INELIGIBLE PLEADED INNOCENT TO CHARGES THEY 8.30 A.M. ARTHUR GODFREY CHINESE COULD ENTER CANADA. ATTEMPTED TO EXTORT $25,000 fROM A 8 55 A.M. ART BAKER'S NOTEBOOK RELATIVE Of TWO STUDENTS THEN HELD 9 00 A.M. My TRUE STORY - ROBERT KENNEDY DELIVERS PRISONERS BY EAST GERMAN AUTHORITIES 9· Lt O A.M BORIS KARLOFF U S JUDGE WILLIAM M BYRNE SET 9 45 A.M. MASTERS OF MELODY MESSAGE FROM PRES. TO DE GAULLE APRIL 10 AS DATE OF TRIAL 10 00 A.M GARRY MOORE PARIS, FEB. 27 (UPI )--U S ATTORNE~ HATRICK AND DYER WERE ACCUSED OF 10'25 A.M. ANDY GRIFFITH GENERAL ROBERT F. KENNEDY GAVE FRENCH TRYING TO EXTORT MONEY FROM EDGAR E 10 30 A.M RHYTHM ON THE PMR PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE A PERSONAL PANKEY, TUSTIN, CALifORNIA, RANCHER, 11.00 A M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK "MESSAGE Of AFFECTION" FROM PRESIDENT WHOSE SON, VICTOR, AND NEPHEW GILBERT II 25 A M. SOCIAL SECURITY FILE JOHN F. KENNEDY TODAY. FERREY, WERE CONVICTED IN EAST GERMANY II 30 A.M IRA COOK THE YOUNGER KENNEDY PAID A 45-MINUTE OF TRYING ~O SMUGGLE A GIRL INTO THE 12.00 NOON - NEWS VISIT TO THE FRENCH LEADER THIS MORN­ WESTERN SECTOR LAST SUMMER. 12 05 P.M. BUSINESS FINAL, STOCKS, ING, OVERSTAYING HIS SCHEDULE BY 15 BOTH THE YOUNGER PANKEY AND FERREY WEATHER MINUTES WERE RELEASED IN JANUARY AND PERMITTED 12.15 P M. GUEST STAR LATER, HE TOLD A REPORTER FROM THE TO RI..TURN HOME. 12 30 P.M. FLAIR STATE-RUN FRENCH RADIO NETWORK THAT MARTIN SCHNITZER TODAY ACTED AS I 00 P.M NEWS HE GAVE DE GAULLE A P£RSONAL MESSAGE ATTORNEY fOR HATRICK AND DYER WHO I 15 P.M LIGHT UP, RELAX FROM HIS BROTHER WERE ARRESTED IN DECEMBER 1.30 P M CARPENTER'S SHOP CONCERT 3'00 P M. THE SWINGIN' YEARS P.M. HERE'S HOLLYWOOD THOUSANDS ASSEMBLE TO BACK ~ 30 00 P.M. JOY BOYS JAPAN PRODUCTION RISES FORESEEN AFRICAN NATIONALS 4 30 P M PAU HANA SERENADE LONDON, FEB. 27 (UPI )--THE TREASURY DAR Es SALAAM, TANGANYIKA, FEB. 27 TODAY fCR:SAW "CONSIDERABLE RISES" IN (UPI )--DEMONSTRATORS FROM THE UNITED JAPANESE PRODUCTION THIS YEAR. STATES, CANADA, JAPAN, INDIA AND BRITAIN TO TEST IN U.S. THE TREASURY, IN ITS BULLETIN fOR EUROPE ASSEMBLED TODAY TO SUPPORT INDUSTRY, SAID JAPAN HAD A PRODUCTION THOUSANDS OF AFRICANS PLANNING TO MARCH LONDON, FEB. 27 (UPI )--BRITAIN WILL RISE OF 23 PER CENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED TO THE BORDER OF NORTHERN RHODESIA TO RESUME NUCLEAR TESTING BEfORE THE END LAST JUNE ACCOMPANIED BY A "SURGE IN BACK AFRICAN NATIONALISTS THERE. OF THIS WEEK BY SETTING OFF AN UNDER­ IMPORTS WHICH IN 1961 WERE NEARLY THE REV. MICHAEL SCOTT OF BRITAIN, GROUND NuCLEAR BLAST AT THE U.S. THR ££-T ENTHS UP ON 1960 " HEAD Of THE NEW MOVEMENT FOR AFRICAN I TESTING GROUNDS IN NEVADA, AUTHORI- "SOME FURTHER CONSIDERABLE RISES FREEDOM, SAID THE MARCH HAD THE SUPPORT TATIVE SOURCES SAID TODAY. IN OUTPUT SEEM PROBABLE THIS YEAR, OF AMERICAN NEGRO LEADER REV. MARTIN THE SOURCE SAID THE TEST WOULD IN­ BUT, WITH THE~LANCE Of PAYMENTS LUTHER KING AND NOBEL PRIZE WINNER VOLVE A LOW-YIELD NUCLEAR WEAPON. HEAVILY IN DEfiCIT THE TREND Of IM­ DR. LINUS PAULING, ALTHOUGH NEITHER IT WilL COME AFTER BRITAIN'S VOLUN­ PORTS IS LESS CERTAIN," THE BULLETIN WERE TO TAKE PART. TARY OBSERVANCE OF A 4-YEAR MORATORI­ ADDED. SCOTT SAID THE MOVEMENT'S FIRST UM ON NUCLEAR TESTING. IT WILL BE "FOR INDUSTRIAL COUNTRIES AS A PROJECT WAS TO SUPPORT A GENERAL BRITAIN!S FIRST UNDERGROUND BLAST. WHOLE THE EVIDENCE SUGGESTS THAT PRO­ STRIKE THREATENED BY RHODESIAN NATION­ If SUCCESSFUL IT WOULD MAKE STORAGE DUCTION WILL RISE THIS YEAR AT A ALIST LEADER KENNETH KAUNDA If BRIT­ AND HANDLING Of NUCLEAR WEAPONS CON­ SIMILAR RATE TO LAST. THIS SHOULD AIN'S PROPOSALS fOR A NEW NORTHERN SIDERABLY SAFER, AMONG OTHER BENEFIT THE EXPORTS OF PRIMARY PRO­ RHODESIAN CONSTITUTION DO NOT GIVE ACHIEVEMENTS. DUCING COUIIITRIES " AfRICANS SUffiCIENT VOICE. BR!TAIN WILL SHARE THE RESULTS Of THE TEST WIT~ THE UNITED STATES, THE SOURCES SA~D. HELP CONSERVE WATER'!'! INVEST IN U. S. SAVINGS BONDS - - PMZ DOWNS FIRE COMETS 22-8 IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE LAST NIGHT, THE UP GOING P.M.Z. PROVED THAT THEY WERE STRONGER THAN THEIR OPPONENTS AS SPORTS THEY OUTHIT AND OUT-PLAYED THE FIRE COMETS 22-8 TO MOVE THEMSELVES UP TO r------1 A THREE WAY TIE rOR THIRD PLACE. PAGE 5 HOURGlASS SPORTS SECTION WEDNESDAY 28 FEBRUARY 1962 THEIR VICTORY WAS PACED BY JERRY SHIMODA, HAL CHARTRAND, JOE ESPIRITU, PIERSAL SIGNS WITH SENATORS LYLE GOMM AND JESSIE VALDEZ. FOR THE NEW UoSo YACHT BUILT TO LOSING FIRE COMETS, GOHIER, SAM COMPETE WITH AUSTRALIA'S WASHINGTON, FEB. 26 (UPI)-THE WASH­ KAAPUNI, GOLDSTEIN AND OSHIRO PLAYED MARBLEHEAD, MASSACHUSETTS, FEB. 27 INGTON SENATORS SAID TODAY THAT CEN­ WELL AND HARD. (UPJ)-THE NEWEST U.S. ENTRY IN THE TERFIELDER JIM PIERSALL HAD SIGNED A WINNING PITCHER - JOE ESPIRITU - I-I 'NTERNATIONAL AMERICA'S CUP COMPETIT- CONTRACT WHICH WOULD MAKE HIM THE LOSING PITCHER - JOE MENDEZ - 2-2 10N-- AN UNNAMED YACHT UNDER CONSTRUC­ HIGHEST SALARIED PLAYER IN WASHINGTON P. Me Z. - 22 RUNS, 10 H ITS, AND 3 TION BEHIND LOCKED DOORS HERE--I! "ON BASEBALL HISTORY. ERRORS. SCHEDULE" AND WILL BE LAUNCHED MAy 19 A CLUB SPOKESMAN DECLINED TO GIVE AN' FIRE COMETS - 8 RUNS, 10 HITS AND Ir ALL GOES WELL. SPEClrlC fIGURE BUT P,ERSALL'S 1962 14 ERRORS. THE 12-METER YACHT WILL BE THE 1962 SALARY WAS BELIEVED TO RUN BETWEEN HOMERUNS - P.~Zo - JOE ESPIRITU - I U.S. ANSWER TO THE INVASION BY Aus­ $40,000 AND $45,000. THE PREVIOUS FIRE COMETS - FRANCIS PI 10HIA - I. TRALIA or THE YACHT RACING COMPETITION HIGHEST PAID WASHINGTON PLAVER WAS HEAD UMPIRE - MEL SUGANUMA, UMPIRE DOMINATED PREVIOUSLY BY AMERICA Roy S,EVERS WHO RECEIVED $38,000 IN BILL TOYAMA. COST OF THE LATEST U.S. VESSEL, ES­ 1958. ·..... TIMATED AT $500,000, HAS BEEN UNDER­ PiERSALL CAME TO TERMS WITH SENATOR MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE WRITTEN BY TWO or THE BEST-KNOWN NAMES GENERAL MANAGER ED DOHERTY WHO IS AT IN AMERICAN YACHTING, E. Ross ANDERSON THE Clue's TRAINING CAMP AT POMPANO WED. 28 FEB. 6 P.M. TERMINAL STEEL OF BOSTON AND ROBERT W. PURCELL or BEACH, FLA., NO OTHER DETAILS WERE vs. CARDINALS NEW YORK CITY. THEY HEAD A SYNDICATE AVA 'LABlE. (AFTER THE MOVIE) 9:30 P.M. SPECIAL THAT INCLUDES OTHER TOP orFICIALS or THE STORMY OUTfiELDER HAS BALKED SERVICES vs. HEIDE & COOK THE BOSTON YACHT CLUB AND THE CRES­ AT TERMS OVER RECENT WEEKS. ONE OF THURS. I MAR. 6 P.M. GARDENAIRES VS. CENT YACHT CLUB or WATERTOWN, NEW HIS DEMANDS WAS A TWO-YEAR CONTRACT. DOUGLAS YORK HE CAME TO THE SENATORS IN AN OFf­ FRI. 2 MAR. 6 P.M. TERMINAL STEEL VS. THE AUSTRALIAN CHALLENGER, ALSO SEASON TRADE WITH CLEVELAND AFTER CARDINALS UNNAMED, WAS LAUNCHED AT SYDNEY EARL­ HITTING .322 FOR THE TRIBE LAST YEAR. SAT. 3 MAR. 6 P.M. MARINE DEPT. VS. IER THIS MONTH. THE $675,000 YACHT WASHINGTON GAVE UP HURLER DICK DONO­ CROSSROADS WILL MAKE THE 18TH CHALLENGE TO THE VAN, CATCHER GENE GREEN AND INFIELDER SUN. 4 MAR. 12:)0 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL VS. UNITED STATES rOR THE AMERICA'S CUP JIM MAHONEY fOR PIERSALL. OUTLAWS IN A SERIES OF RACES TO TAKE PLACE ... .. 2 P.M. FIREMEN "A" VS. SEABEES NEXT SEPTEMBER orr NEWPORT, RHODE PROMOTER MAKES OFFER FOR 4 P.M. SPOILERS vs. DoUGLAS ISLAND 6 P.M. GARDENA IRES VS. WECO WHILE THE AUSTRALIANS WILL HAVE PATTERSON - LISTON BOUT ·..... MORE THAN TWO MONTHS or TIME ADVANTAGE PHILADELPHIA, fEB. 27 (UPI}-A.F. VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE ON THE LATEST AMERICAN 12-METER CRArT, (BUD) DUDLEY, PROMOTER or THE LIBERTY THE MARBLEHEAD-BUILT YACHT WILL NOT BOWL GAME HERE, TODAY SENT TELEGRAMS WED. 28 FEB. 6 P.M. AQUANAUTS "A" VS. LACK FOR EXPERIENCED OR CONDITIONED TO HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION FLOYD PATTER­ AQUANAUTS "B" (DOUBLES). CREWMEN. SON, HIS MANAGER AND HIS LAWYER, OFF­ 7 P.M. SPORTSMEN "B" VS. P.M.Z. "A" A SQUAD OF ABOUT 25 WILL BEGIN WORK­ ERING A NET Of "APPROXIMATELY $3- (DOUBLES) • OUTS ON THE CHARLES RIVER AS SOON AS MILLION" rOR THE CHAMPION fOR A TITLE THURS. I MAR. 6 P.M. MARINE DEPT. VS. WEATHER CONDITIONS PERMIT. THE rlNAL DEfENSE AGAINST SONNY LISTON HERE IN AQUANAUTS (4 MEN). I I-MEMBER CREW WILL BE CHOSEN FROM JUNE. FRI. 2 MAR. 6 P.M. P.M.Z. "A" vs. THIS SQUAD DUDLEY OfFERED PATTERSON 60 PER CENT AQUANAUTS "B" (DOUBLES). THE YACHT WILL HAVE CO-SKIPPERS, or THE "liVE" GATE ArTER ADMISSION 7 P.M. AQUANAUTS "A" VS. P.M.z."B" F E (TED) HOOD or MARBLEHEAD, TAXES, AND 60 PER CENT or ALL FOREIGN (DOUBLES) • THE DESIGNER, AND DON McNAMARA OF AND DOMESTIC MOTION PICTURE, TELEVIS­ SAT. 3 MAR. 6 P.M. AQUANAUTS "A" vs. BoSTON, WHO WILL DIRECT TRAINING AND ION AND RADIO RIGHTS AND THE SANE P.M.Z. "A" (DOUBLES). SELECTION OF THE rlNAL CREW. CIRTTON SLICE or CONCESSION SALES. SUN. 4 MAR. 6 P.M. MARINE DEPT. "Alf VS. CHANCE JR AND KENNETH C. SMALLEY, HE SAID HE WAS READY TO NEGOTIATE P. M. Z. "A" (DOUBLES). BOTH or MARBLEHEAD, AIDED HOOD IN DE­ IMMEDIATELY. THE BOUT WOULD TAKE 7 P.M. P.M.Z. "B" vs. AQUANAUTS "B" SIGN or THE YACHT. PLACE IN PHILADELPHIA STADIUM, WHICH (DOUBLES) • iii' •••• HAS A CAPACITY OF MORE THAN 100,000. ·..... JACK DEMPSEY AND GENE TUNNEY MET AT BRAVES SIGN ADCOCK THE STADIUM IN 1926 BErORE 120,757 tGJNTAIN BALL PRACTICE PERSONS. DUDLEY POINTED OUT THAT BRANDON FIELD MILWAUKEE, FEB. 26 (UPI}-THE MILW­ THEATER TELEVISION SHOWS Of THE riGHT AUKEE BRAVES TODAY ANNOUNCED THE SIGN­ WOULD REACH NEW YORK CITY SINCE "OUR WED. 28 FEB. CHANCE VOUGHT ING OF THE LAST or THEIR "BIG NAME" BLACKOUT REACHES ONLY 75 MILES " THURS. I MAR. SPOILERS PLAYERS--F'RST BASEMAN JOE ADCOCK AND HE SAID LISTON WOULD GET 20 PER CENT FRI. 2 WAR. GARDENAIRES PITCHER BOB BUHL. Of ALL THE INCOME, WITH THE PROMOTERS SAT. 3 MAR. SPORTSMEN THIRTY-FOUR PLAYERS HAVE NOW BEEN GETTING THE REMAINDER AND DEFRAYING SUN. 4 MAR. B.T.O. PICNIC SIGNED--LEAVING ONLY THREE PITCHERS ALL PROMOTION EXPENSES. MaN. 5 MAR. WECO AND AN OUTFIELDER OUT OF THE FOLD TUES. 6 MAR. TERMINAL STEEL WITH SPRING TRAINING SCHEDULED TO WED. 7 MAR. SPORTSMEN START THURSDAY AT BRADENTON, FLORIDA TENNIS ..... UNSIGNED ARE PITCHERS CARL WILLEY, MIAMI BEACH, FEB. 26 (UPI)-THE SEED­ DON NOTTEBART AND DON McMAHON AND ED PLAYERS ADVANCED WITHOUT THE LOSS PEE WEE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OUTFIELDER LEN GARBIELSON. OF A SET TODAY AS THE OPENING ROUND OF ADCOCK, THE TOP rlELDER AT HIS POS­ THE GOOD NEIGHBOR AMATEUR TENNIS SAT. 3 MARCH 2 P.M. ITION IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE THE PAST TOURNAMENT WENT STRICTLY ACCORDING TO BUMBLE BEES VS. BLUE ANGELS TWO SEASONS, BATTED .285, HIT 35 fORM. ·..... HOMERS, AND DROVE IN 108 RUNS LAST THIRD-SEEDED MANUEL SANTANA or MADRI[ LOS ANGELES (UPI)-NEW ZEALAND!S SEASON SPAIN, WINNER OF THE DIXIE INTERNAT­ TOURING ALL-STAR RUGBY TEAM CRUSHED BUHL, USUALLY ONE OF THE BRAVES' TOP IONAL TOURNAMENT AT TAMPA SUNDAY, OUT-MANNED--AND UNDER-MANNEO--UCLA, WINNERS, SUFFERED THROUGH A 9-10 SEA­ DEFEATED WILLIAM BIDDLE OF PHILADELPHIJ 37-3, SATURDAY WITH A TREMENDOUS EXHI- I SON !N 1961, AND THERE HAS BEEN SPECU­ 6-1, IN THE fiRST SET BEFORE BIDDLE BITION or SPEED AND PASSING. LATION THE BRAVES ARE TRYING TO PEDDLE WITHDREW fOURTH-SEEDED MIKE SANGSTER FULLBACK MICK WILLIMENT SCORED 13 HIM. OF ENGLAND DOWNED HUGH QUINN or MIAMI, POINTS fOR THE NEW ZEALANDERS IN THE 6-3, 6-3· MATCH PLAYED BEFORE 1,000 RAlN-DRENCH­ HOUGHTON, MICH!GAN, fEB. 27 (UPI)­ FIFTH-SEEDED WOLfGANG STUCK Of ED FANS AT SPAULDING fiELD ON THE UCLA MICHIGAN TECH'S HOCKfY TLAM SWAMPED WEST GERMANY WON OVER ROBERT BORTNER CAMPIlIS. A FINNISH NATIONAL TEIM, 7-3, LAST or FORT EUSTIS, VIRGINIA, 6-2, 6-2, THE BRUINS LOST PROP JIM MORRIS WITH NIGHT IN AN INTfRNATIONAL MATCH SEVENlH-SEEDED GARONAR MULLOY or MIAMI AN INJURY EARLY IN THE GAME AND HAD TO , TECH, THE Wr~T~~, COLLLGIATE HOCKEY ELIMINATED BERT DIGNAN or PORTLAND, PLAY THE F.Lag.. ~LJ::.. AND MUCH Of THE I"'''~SSOCIATION ct St bOOSTED TH . SEA- OREGON, 6-" ,-6"'2. ND ONE PLAVE' ~RT. NEW ZEALAND S~K TO 21, ~ ~ITH THE VIClv~. 37-3. ------. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 28 FEBRUARY 1962 NOTICES MOVIES TONIGHT SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS NEEDED FOR OCEAN VI EW SHOWT I ME 7: 30 P. M. I " GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL "LOVE iN THE AFTERNOON"--AuDREY HEPBURN, GARY COOPER--COMEDYr THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL~ I~ DES­ DRAMA. PERATE NEED OF SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR BOTH ELEMENTARY AND HiGH SCHOOL. , RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7 30 P.M. ANYONE WHO HAS HAD EXPERIENCE IN "JEANNE EAGlES"--KIM NOVAK, JEFf CHANDLER--DRAMA EIT~ER ANO DESIRES TO OffER THEIR SERVICES TO A WORTH-WHILE CAUSE WITH YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7.00 P.M 2ND SHOW 9:00 P.M. GOOD REM~NERAT!ON, PLEASE CONTACT 1ST SHOW "DAY OF THE OUTLAW"--RoBERT RYAN, BURL IVES--WESTERN TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATiONS. PHONE 2189. 2ND SHOW "JOKER ~S WILD"--FRANK SINATRA, MITZI GAYNOR.

GENERAL NOTICES ROXY SHOWTIME 6.30 P.M. BILLETING AND/OR MESSING CHARGES "GREYFRIARS BOBBY"--DoNALD CRISP, LAURENCE NAISMITH--THE TRUE fOR MARCH ARE DUE AND PAYABLE ON OR STORY Of A FAITHfUL DOG WHOSE LOYALTY WON HIM THE fREEDOM OF THE BEFORE MARCH! PAYMENT MAY BE MADE CITY •• NEITHER RAIN, rOG NOR COLD COULD KEEP LITTLE BOBBY FROM AT THE CENTRAL BILLETING OfFICE, WATCHING OVER HIS OLD MASTER. OR, IF MORE CONVENIENT, BV CHECK PAY­ ABLE TO THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS, MAD CLUB SHOWTIME 7 30 P.M. PLACtD ,N AN ENVELOPE AND ADDRESSED "CIMARRON"--GLENN FORD &. MARIA SCHELL--THIS IS THE DAY OF VIOLENCE TO THE CENTRAL BILLETING OfFICE fOR WHEN RICH MAN, POOR MAN, GOOD MAN AND BAD FIGHT TO STAKE THEIR DELIVERY ViA THE GUARD MAIL CLAIM ON THIS RAW AND UNCONQUERED LAND ••• fROM EDNA FERBER'S . . . GREAT NOVEL. YOUR COOPERATION IS ASKED BY THE ENGINEERING AND MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT MEETINGS ROI NAMUR MOVIES DURING T~E RESURfACING OF STREETS IN ATTENTION MEMBERS OF THE SCUBA WEDNESDAY 28 FEBRUARY 1962 8.00 P.M. THE DEPENDENTS AREA CHILDREN SHOULD CLUB THE REGULAR MEETING WILL BE "ROOTS OF HEAVEN"--ERROL FLYNN, - BE CAUTIONED AGAINST PLAYING IN THE HELD THURSDAY NIGHT IN ROOM 15 OF JULIETTE GRECO--ONE OF ERROL FLYNN'S FRESHLY PAVED STREETS, MOVING BARRI­ THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. TOP ADVENTURE FILMS. THE PICTURE WAS CADES, AND RIDiNG BICYCLES THROUGH ALL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN HAVE REPORT FILMED IN AFRICA. THE SOfT PAVEMENT. NECESSARY DETOURS ON THE PROGRESS OF THEIR COMMITTEES THURSDAY I MARCH 1962 8 P M WILL BE REQUiRED FROM TIME TO TIME READY "PORTRA IT IN BLACK"--LANA TURNE R, AS THE WORK PROGRESSES. REALIZING ANTONY QUINN, SANDRA DEE--DRAMA-- THE INCONVENIENCE, WE HOPE YOU WILL SEA SCOUTS WILL MEET AT THE SCOUT STORY CONCERNS A WOMAN AND HER DOC­ BE PLEASED WIT~ THE FINISHED PRODUCT. HOUSE, NEXT TO THE CO~MUNITY HOUSE, TOR LOVER WHO KILL HER AILING HUSBAND, TONIGHT AT 7 30 P.M THEN BECOME OBSESSED WITH THE fEAR OF T~E BOWLING ALLEY WILL BE CLOSED BEING SUSPECTED BY SEVERAL PERSONS, THIS S~TURDAY MARCH 3RO, ALL DAY AND JUNIOR CHOIR PRACTICE WILL BE WHICH LEADS TO A SECOND MURDER EVENING THE ALLEYS ARE BEING RE­ HELD THURSDAY AT 6.30 P.M. IN THE FINISHED THE BOWLING ALLEY WILL MEMORIAL CHAPEL. OPEN SUNDAY AS USUAL LETS ALL BE v~ATER CONSC IOUS LOST DONtT LET LITTLE CHILDREN PLAY WITH ALL OCCUPANTS OF FAMILY QUARTERS A WATCH IN VICINITY OF MARINE WATER fAUCETS. J f NECESSARY, REMOVE ARE REMINDED THAT THEY ARE EXPECTED DEPARTMENT AREA FINDER CALL 405, THE HANDLE fROM OUTSIDE WATER FAUCETS TO CAREFULLY SEPARATE GARGAGE FROM M. H. EARLL. SO THAT CHILDREN WILL NOT BE ABLE TO TRASH AND PLACE IN SEPARATE RECEPT­ OPERATE THEM. LET'S ALL BE WATER ACLES PROVIDED PRESCRIPTION GLASSES WIT~ LIGHT CONSCIOUS THIS IS NECESSARY TO INSURE AN GREYISH COLORED RIMS WITH SOME METAL EFfECTIVE PEST AND RODENT CONTROL DECORATION. BELIEVED LOST THE NIGHT PROGRAM OF LAST PTA MEETING. FINDER PLEASE YOUR COOPERATION WILL BE APPRECI­ CALL 500 llLL. "A\le ATED THREE MONTHS OLD, SMALL SOLID -n-\e \)50,AL.) THE HANDLING OF CARGO TO AND FROM BLACK KITTEN CALL 2430 ()~ \"H~ SHIPS CAN CREATE SERIOUS HAZARDS TO PERSONS NOT DIRECTLY EMPLOYED IN ~OR SALE '{Z()Ct,S; J Jo~ J SUCH ACTIVITIES FOR THEIR OWN SAFETY LADY'S CLOTHES--3 NEW SIZE 13-14 AND TO PERMIT MORE EFFICIENT OPER­ DRESSES ALSO USED SIZE 12 SKIRTS 'W f1 GoI-r,A ATION, ALL PERSONS NOT HAVIHG OfFICIAL AND DRESSES ee~9~& ~ra-.#...... ", ASSIGNMENT IN THE PIER AND CARGO CALL 2420 AFTER 5 P M HANDLING ~REAS SHALL NOT ENTER SUCH AREAS WHILE ACTIVITY IS IN PROGRESS REMINGTON "QUIET WRITER" PORTABLE \Y~~ IT IS SPECIFICALLY REQUESTED THAT ALL TYPEWRITER CALL MADISON AT 2179. PARENTS INSTRUCT THEIR CHlLDREN TO COMPLY WITH THE ABOVE RESTRICTION. FOUND THE SECURITY PATROL HAS BEEN IN­ SOCIAL SECURITY CARD BELONGING TO STRUCTED TO ENfORCE THIS REQUIREMENT. SAMUEL KALEIOHI NR 575-22-6472 OWNER MAY CLAIM AT THE HOURGLASS PERSONS HAVING PRIVATELY OWNED BIKES OfFICE MISSING ARE REQUESTED TO COME BY THE SECURITY OF"'CE (BRIG) AND CLAIM RONSON LIGHTER OWNER MAY CLAIM THEM BY IDENTIFYING CALL 603

LADIES CONDITIONING CLUB ONE TIGER STRIPED GREY CAT, WITH THE LADIES CONDITIONING CLUB HAS RIGHT EAR DEfORMED OWNER MUST BUT THREE MORE WEEKS LEFT OF THIS CLAIM WITHIN 24 HOURS AT SECJRITY SERIES OF EXERCISES AT THE DEPENDENT'S BRIG. POOL ALL ISLAND WOMEN ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND THESE SHORT SESSIONS HOUSE­ "VISITORS AND SPECTATORS ARE WEL­ WIVES MAY JOIN OTHERS AT THE POOL COME TO VISIT THE AIR TERMINAL AREA AT 9 A M EACH MORNING, AND WORKING DURING THE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF WOMEN MAY SPEND A HALF HOUR AT THE AIRCRAFT. HOWEVER, DRINKING OF AL­ POOL FROM 4 45 P M TO 5 15 P.M. EACH COHOLIC BEVERAGES AROUND THE TERMIN­ EVENING JOIN THE LADIES CONDITIONING AL AREA AND SMOKING ON THE RAMP 510£ CLUB, COME ON IN THE WATER'S FINE. OF THE TERMINAL DURING REFUELING OPERATION (WHEN REO LIGHT IS ON) IS FOR PASSENGERS' AND WELL-WISHERS' STRICTLY PROHIBITED THIS HAS BEEN COMFORT AND SAFETY, SECURITY HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION Of THE REQUESTED TO KEEP ~OGS OUT OF THE SECURITY POLICE FOR ENFORCEMENT." TERMINAL PASSENGER LOBBY. RESIDE~l'S AS~~T'~'~ REQUESTED TO KEEP PR I VATE WNEo-IIOGS-OU --- - ...... THIS AREA