HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 4/6 6.1 AT 0506 4/6 0.0 AT 1121 4/6 5.? AT 1726 :lite HOURGLASS 4/6 0.2 AT 2332 VOL. 3 No. 1086 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL iSLANDS THURSDAY 5 APRIL 1962 HUGE CUTBACK IN COAST GUARD AND LATE NEWS BRIEF~ BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ARMY RESERVE ANNOUNCED WASHINGTON--FoRMER MAJOR GENERAL WASHINGTON, APRIL 4 (UPI)-A PLAN TO ELIMINATE FOUR NATIONAL GUARD AND FOUR EDWIN WALKER HAS CHARGED THAT HE WAS ARMY RESERVE DIVISIONS IN A 58,000-MAN CUTBACK OF THE NATIONtS TRAINED CIV­ REMOVED FROM HIS EUROPEAN COMMAND LAST ILIANS WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY BY THE ARMY. YEAR BY A S'ECRET GOVERNMENT "APPARA­ THE ARMY SAID HEADQUARTERS OF THE EIGHT DIVISIONS WILL BE RETAINED TO HEAD TUS." HE SAID THE ALLEGED APPARATUS BRiGADES RANGING FROM 3,000 TO 4,500 MEN EACH. THE DIVISIONS ~VERAGE ABOUT IS DEVOTED TO OUSTING "MILITANT ANTI­ 9,000 MEN. COMMUNI~T" LEADERS OF THE ARMED FORCES. iHE GUARD DIVISIONS SLATED FOR "REALIGNMENT" ARE THE 35TH IN KANSAS AND THE 52-YEAR-OLD TEXAN TOLD A SENATE MISSOURI, THE 34TH IN NEBRASKA AND IOWA, THE 43RD IN CONNECTICUT, RHODE SUBCOMMITTEE INVESTIGATING ALLEGED ISLAND AND VERMONT AND THE 51sT IN FLORIDA AND SOUTH CAROLINA. MILITARY MU~ZLING THAT PRESIDENT KEN­ THE RESERVE DIVISIONS SLATED TO BE NEDY ACTED AS BOTH "PROSECUTOR AND CUT OUI ARE THE 79TH IN PENNSYLVANIA, U.S. WARNS SHIPS AND PLANES JUDGE" IN HIS CASE. HE CHARGED THAT MARYLAND AND DELAWARE, THE 94TH IN DEFENSE SECRETARY McNAMARA MISUSED AN MASSACHUSETTS, THE 96TH IN ARIZONA, TO "STAY CLEAR" OF CHRISTMAS ARMY REPORT ON HIS TROOP INDOCTRINA­ IDAHO, MONTANA, UTAH, WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, APRIL 4 (UPI)-THE TION PROGRAM TO SLANDER AND DErAME AND NEVADA, AND THE 103RD IN IOWA, UNITED STATES TOOK ANOTHER MAJOR STEP HIM. WALKER DENIED THAT HE VIOLATED MINNESOTA AND WISCONSIN. TODAY TOWARD ITS PLANNED SERIES OF THE HATCH ACTtS BAN ON POLITICAL ACT­ THE ARMY MADE THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCE­ NUCLEAR TESTS IN THE PACIFiC. IVITY BY FEDERAL EMPLOYES BY TRYING MENT AFTER RELIABLE INFORMANTS DIS­ A JOINT ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE DEFENSE TO INFLUENCE SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS CLOSED THAT THE GUARD AND RESERVES DEPARTMENT AND THE ATOMIC ENERGY UNDER HIS JURISDICTION IN THE 1960 WOULD EACH LOSE FOUR DIVISIONS. COMMISSION DESIGNATED A HUGE RECTANG­ CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. THE INfORMANTS SAID THE GUARD WILL ULAR SHAPED AREA SURROUNDING CHRIST­ BE CUT FROM 400,000 TO 365,000 AND MAS ISLAND AS THE GENERAL TEST REGION. UNITED NATIONS--THE U.N. PALESTINE THE RESERVES FROM 300,000 TO 277,000 IT IS 800 MILES LONG AND 600 MILES TRUCE CHIEF HAS TOLD THE SECURITY MEN. WIDE. COUNCIL THAT HIS OBSERVERS SAW NO THE ARMY SAID THE PLAN WAS Tl NOT TO THE ANNOUNCEMENT SAID "ESTABLISH­ SYRIAN FORTlrlED POSITIONS IN THE BE CONSIDERED AS fiNAL" UNTIL COM­ MENT OF THE AREA IS PART OF THE PRE- DEMILITARIZED AREA AROUND THE SEA Of PLETION O~ CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS PARATIONS FOR TESTING WHICH ARE GOING GALILEE. ISRAEL CLAIMS IT WAS FORCED SCHEDULED TO START BEFORE THE HOUSE FORWARD." TO ATTACK POSITIONS IN THE AREA LAST ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE APRIL 16. PRESIDENT KENNEDY ANNOUNCED MARCH MONTH TO PROTECT ITS FISHERMEN...... 2 THAT THE UNITED STATES WOULD RE- SUME NUCLEAR TESTING IN THE ATMOS­ HAVANA--CASTRO SUPPORTERS IN HAVANA SYRIA APPEARS TO BE RETURNING PHERE LATE THIS MONTH IF THERE WAS NO nORCIBLY DISLODGED ABOUT 100 RELA­ TO CIVILIAN RULE EFFECTIVE TEST BAN AGREEMENT WITH TIVES AND FRIENDS OF WAR PRISONERS BEIRUT, APRIL 4 (UPI)-SYRIA TODAY RUSSIA. THE UNITED STATES IS INSIST­ AWAITING THE VERDICT IN A MASS TREASON APPEARED TO BE HEADING TOWARD RESTOR­ ING ON INTERNATIONAL INSPECTION TO TRIAL. THEY SCATTERED THE GROUP WHICH ATION OF THE CIVILIAN REGIME ITS GUARD AGAINST CHEATING. HAD GATHERED IN rRONT OF THE PRISON MILITARY LEADERS OVERTHREW A WEEK THE TEST AREA ANNOUNCEMENT WAS DE­ WHERE SOME II-HUNDRED PRISONERS CAPT­ AGO, POSSIBLY WITH OUSTED PRESIDENT SCRIBED AS "A PREPARATORY MEASURE URED IN THE PIGS' BAY INVASION HAVE NAZEM EL KUDSI BACK AT HIS OLD POST. WHICH THE UNITED STATES HAS ALWAYS BEEN ON TRIAL SINCE THURSDAY. DiRECT COMMUNICATIONS WITH SYRIA CONSIDERED ESSENTIAL FOR THE PUBLIC WERE CUT OFF THIS MORNING IN THE SAFETY IN ANY TEST SERIES." IT CON­ WASHINGTON--BRAZILIAN PRESIDENT AFTERMATH OF THE UPRISING AGAINST STITUTES "PUBLIC WARNING SEVERAL GOULART TOLD A JOINT SESSION OF CONG­ THE MILITARY LEADERSHIP. WEEKS IN ADVANCE TO MARINERS, NAVI­ RESS TODAY PEACErUL COMPETITION WITH BUT INFORMED SOURCES HERE SAID IT GATORS, AVIATORS AND OTHERS WHO MIGHT COMMUNISM "WILL SHOW REPRESENTATIVE WAS APPARENT THAT THE CAUSE OF THE BE IN OR PLAN TO USE THE TESTING DEMOCRACY IS THE MOST PERFECT FORM OF TWO DISSIDENT FACTIONS--THE "SOCIAL­ AREA." GOVERNMENT FOR PRESERVATION OF INDi­ IS1S" AND THOSE AGITATING FOR SYRIA'S THE PURPOSE IS TO MAKE SURE EVERY­ VIDUAL LIBERTY." HE TERMED GOOD RE­ REUNIFICATION WITH THE UNITED ARAB ONE STAYS CLEAR or THE AREA. LATIONS BETWEEN BRAZIL AND THE UoSo REPUBLIC--WAS LOST FOR THE PRESENT. THE STATEMENT SAID ESTABLISHMENT "CONVENIENT AND NECESSARY." DAMASCUS RADIO BROADCASTS APPEALED OF THE AREA WOULD BECOME EFFECTIVE TO CITIZENS TO PRESERVE ORDER IN THE APRIL 15. THIS DOES NOT NECESSARILY ALGIERS--THE SECRET ARMY SHELLED ALEPPO REGION, CENTER OF THE PRO­ MEAN TESTING WOULD BEGIN IMMEDIATELY A CROWD OF MoSLEMS WITH MORTARS TO­ UAR AGITATION. TH~ ANNOUNCED THE AFTER THAT, BUT THE ANNOUNCEMENT RE­ DAY IN A SUBURB OF ALGIERS, KILLING BANNING OF PUBLIC MEETINGS BUT RE­ FERRED TO POSSIBLE TESTS "LATER IN THREE MoSLEMS AND WOUNDING 17, MOST LAXED A BAN ON THE INTER-CITY TRAVEL THE MONTH." OF THEM WOMEN AND CHILDREN. THE OAS ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY. THE STATEMENT SAID THE TEST AREA IS APPARENTLY TRYING TO PROVOKE THE A JERUSALEM RADIO BROADCAST SAID WAS RECTANGULAR ! N SHAPE II AT ALL AL­ MOSLEMS INTO BREAKING THE CEASE-FIRE. DISCUSSIONS ON FORMATION OF THE NEW TITUDES,," GOVERNMENT WERE UNDER WAY IN DAMAS­ CUS. IT SAID EL KUDSI IS EXPECTED TO RED PLANES FAll TO HARASS RETURN AS PRESIDENT. KWAJALEIN WATER BUT OBSERVERS HERE DID NOT EXPECT U.S. PLANES FOR 6TH DAY USED 4/4/62 THE GOVERNMENT TO RETURN TO THE CON­ BERL ttl, APR I L 4 (up I ) -BERL IN'S A I R SERVATIVE POLICIES OF EL KUDSI'S LANES WERE FREE FROM SOVIET HARASS­ TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 281,800 PREMiER MAROUF DAWALIBI, WHO WAS MENT TODAY FOR THE SIXTH STRAIGHT DAY GALLONS. OUSTED WITH THE OTHER GOVERNMENT AND AN EAST GERMAN LEGAL EXPERT ADOPT­ PER CAPITA - 104.1. LEADERS. ED A MILDER TONE IN AN ARTICLE ON TOTAL IN STORAGE - 9,720,000 GALLONS. IN DAMASCUS, BEFORE THE COMMUNI­ THE AIR CORRIDORS. CATIONS BREAK EARLY TODAY, THE CEN~ PROF. GERHARD REINTANZ, WRITING IN TRAL MILITARY COMMAND SAID REBELLIOUS THE HALLE COMMUNIST PARTY NEWSPAPER DAILY FRESH WATER METER READINGS ARMY UNITS IN ALEPPO, SYRIA'S SECOND FREIHEIT, SAID EAST GERMANY HAS LARGEST CITY IN THE NORTH, HAD PLED­ "UNTIL NOW NOT BLOCKED THE AIR COR­ HOUSING OCEAN 10,300 GALLONS GED THEIR LOYALTY TO THE COMMAND RIDOR TRAFfiC WHICH VIOLATES ITS HOUSING LAGOON 22,400 GALLONS AND CONDITIONS IN THE CITY WERE BACK SOVEREIGN AIR SPACE." YOKWE YUK CLUB 11,100 GALLONS TO NORMAL. HE SAID EAST GERMANY WAS HOLDING MESS HALL 7,&JO GALLONS ...... OFr SO THAT "NOTHING WOULD BE LEFT POWER PLANT 15,100 GALLONS SAIGON, SOUTH VIET NAM (UPI)-THREE UNTRIED TO COME TO A PEACEFUL, LEGAL WEST END or ISLAND 24,&Jo GALLONS THOUSAND SOUTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS HAVE SOLUTION. II COMPLETED A THREE-DAY SWEEP AGAINST THE RUSSIAN CONTROLLER AT THE FOUR­ PLEASE HELP CONSERVE WATER COMMUNIST REBELS IN AN AREA 100 MILES POWER BERLiN AIR SAFETY CENTER LOG­ SOUTHWEST OF SAIGON. THEY KILLED 84 GED NO MILITARY FLIGHTS FOR ANY OF REBELS IN ONE OF THE BIGGEST ACTIONS THE THREE 20-MILE-WIDE CORRIDORS. YET. PAGE: 2 HOURGLASS THURSDAY I) APR I L 1962

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE HAWA II IN STATE OF EMERGENCY COMMANDING OffiCER, PACifiC MISSILE HONOLULU, APRIL 4 (UPI)--Gov. WILLIAM f. QUINN Of HAWAII PROCLAiMED A STATE RANGE fACILITY, ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL EMERGENCY IN THE ISLAND STATE LAST NIGHT AS A RESULT Of THE 20-DAY-OLD WEST ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU COAST MARITIME STRIKE. Of WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4116-c IN A TELEGRAM TO PRESIDENT KENNEDY, "THE GOVERNOR SAID HIS ACTION WAS PROMPTED

WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY Of TEXAS. BY RESULTS Of A DETAILED INVENTORY OF ESSENTIAL FOODSTUffS AND PERSONAL NEEDS o QuiNN SAID THERE WAS LESS THAN A TWO-WEEK SUPPLY Of MORE THAN 20 GENERAL THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY COMMODITIES Of VITAL NEED, INCLUDING RtCE, BUTTER, fLOUR, PRODUCE, FROZEN MEATS, MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE POULTRY AND OTHER GROCERY ITEMS. FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEfORE HE ASKED THE PRESIDENT TO AUTHORIZE THE IMMEDIATE USE Of ALL MILITARY MEANS PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS Of TRANSPORTATION NECESSARY TO THE STATE'S NEED. HE ALSO ASKED THE SURPLUS IS 10 A. M. DAY Of PUBLICATION. MILITARY SUPPLIES IN HAWAI I BE MADE AVAILABLE fOR CtYILIAN USE. QUINN SENT IDENTICAL TELEGRAMS TO THE THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT STRIKEBOUND PACifIC MARITIME ASSOCJA­ u.s. AMBASSADOR MEETS WITH TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED fOR TION (PMA) AND STRIKING SEAMEN, fiRE­ OFFICIALS ON NEW GUINEA PUBLICATION. MEN AND STEWARDS. HE SAID THAT IMME­ JAKARTA, INDONESIA, APRIL 4 (UPI)-­ DIATE UNLOADING Of SHIPS IN HONOLULU u.S. AMBASSADOR HOWARD Po JoNES MET EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN WAS "URGENTLY NECESSARY." fOR 30 MINUTES WITH INDONESIAN PRES­ THE GOVERNOR REQUESTED AN AGREEMENT IDENT SUKARNO TODAY AND THEN TOLD AUTHORITIES PROBE RUBBLE BETWEEN THE OPPOSING SIDES TO PERMIT NEWSMEN HE WAS "OPTIMISTIC ON THE OF RENO HOTEL FIRE THE IMMEDIATE UNLOADING Of STRIKEBOUND POSSIBILITIES" Of A PEACEfUL SOLUTION VESSELS AND WARNED THAT HE WAS PREPARED Of THE WEST GUINEA CRISIS. RENO, NEVADA, APRIL 4 (UPI)--RENO TO SEEK COURT ACTION, IF NECESSARY. ASKED ABOUT THE STATUS Of THE SECRET AUTHORITIES PROBED THROUGH THE CHARR­ A SPECIAL PRESIDENTIAL MEDIATION TALKS BETWEEN THE DUTCH AND INDONESIANS, ED WRECKAGE Of THE GOLDEN HOTEL TODAY PANEL IS SCHEDULED TO MEET WITH UNION JONES REPL I ED: '\it DO HOPE THEy 9 LL fOR ~ORE POSSIBLE VICTIMS Of A GENERAL OfFICIALS IN SAN FRANCISCO TOMORROW IN BE RESUMED." ALARM fIRE WHICH KILLED AT LEAST ONE AN EffORT TO RESUME NEGOTIATIONS. BUT HE REFERRED TO RECENT STATEMENTS PERSON AND INJURED 16. NEGOTIATIONS BROKE Off MARC~ 16 WITH BY fOREIGN MINISTER SUBANDRIO THAT POLICE CHIEf ELMER BRISCOE AND THE THE PARTIES STILL $6 MILLION APART ON CERTAIN MATTERS STILL NEEDED "CLARIfi­ RED CROSS BROADCAST APPEALS fOR PER­ A THREE-YEAR CONTRACT. CATION." SONS REGISTERED AT THE HOTEL WHEN THE SUKARNO RECALLED HIS NEGOTIATORS fiRE BROKE OUT EARLY YESTERDAY TO RE­ ...... fROM THE TALKS NEAR WASHINGTON, WHIC~ PORT IN SO THEY COULD BE CHECKED A­ HERALD TRIBUNE COMMENTS HAD BEEN SPONSORED BY THE UNITED GAINST THE REGISTER. ON ALGIERS' OAS STATES, BECAUSE THE INDONESIANS SAID BRtSCOE SAID 23 PERSONS STILL WERE NEW YORK, APRIL 4 (UPI)--THE TERROR­ THEY WERE NOT MAKING ANY PROGRESSo UNACCOUNTED fOR, HOWEVER HE SAID SOME ISTS IN ALGERIA "IS A HORRifYING ACT," THE DuTCH HAD REfUSED TO NEGOTIATE MAY HAVE LEfT THE CITY AND SOME AD­ THE NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE SAID IN AN THE TRANSfER Of ADMINISTRATION Of WEST DRESSES AND NAMES ON THE BADLY-BURNED EDITORIAL TODAY. NEW GUINEA TO THE JAKARTA GOVERNMENT, REGISTER MIGHT NOT BE AUTHENTIC. THE DAILY ALSO URGED SUPPORT fOR ONE Of THE PRIMARY CONDITIONS fOR A THE BODY Of A MIDDLE-AGE WOMAN WAS PRESIDENT DE GAULLE'S SUNDAY REfEREN- PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT, ACCORDING TO THE RECOVERED FROM THE RUINS, BUT SHE DUM ON ALGERIA. INDONESIANS. WAS NOT IMMEDIATELY IDENTifiED. IT COMMENTED: PRESIDENT KENNEDY APPEALED RECENTLY OTHER MEMBERS Of THE "GIRLS IN " ••• ITS MESSAGE IS CLEAR: THE OAS TO SUKARNO TO RESUME THE TALKS. BUT PARIS" TROUPE CREDITED A PINK POODLE IS DETERMINED TO fiGHT ON TO TYE fJ.l$H THERE HAS BEEN NO RESPONSE fROM SUKAR- NAMED MANUSH WITH SAVlNG THEIR LIVES. AGAINST A WORLD IT CONSIDERS IN ITS OWN NQ YET, AS fAR AS fS'kNQWN. THE POODLE, WHICH APPEARS IN THE SHOW, MADNESS TO BE MAD. No SENSELESS CRIME BEGAN BARKING AND AWAKENED LARIE WILL BE TOO HEINOUS fOR IT TO COMMIT, QUiNN, WHO AROUS£D THE OTHER ~IRLS AND If IT IS DESTROYED, IT HOPES TO lAWYER'S PLEA FAllS FOR ON THE SAME fLOOR. INVOLVE ALL Of ALGERIA IN ITS DESTRUC­ CLIENT AWAITING GALLOWS fiRE CHIEf WILLIAM SORENSON SAID TION ••• LONDON, APRIL (UPI)--A BRITISH THE fiRE STARTED fROM A ACETYLENE 4 "ON SUNDAY, THE CITIZENS Of fRANCE LAWYER fAILED IN AN 11TH HOUR BID TO TANK EXPLOSION AT 1:15 A.M. AND ROAR­ WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW THEIR PREVENT JAMES HANRATTY, 25, fROM GOING ED THROUGH THE 55-YEAR-CLD HOTEL, fORMAL APPROVAL Of THE CEASE-fIRE, AND TO THE GALLOWS TQDAY fOR THE DEAD ONCE THE LEADING HOSTELRY IN NEVADA. TO RECORD THEIR SUPPORT OF GEN. DE MAN'S HILL MURDER. CO-OWNER WILLIAM TOMERLIN ESTIMAT­ GAULLE'S GREAT EffORT TO END SEVEN AND HANRATTY, WHOS~ MURDER TRIAL WAS ED THE LOSS AT $5 MILLION. HE SAID A HALf YEARS Of DEBILITATING CONfLICT THE lONGEST ON RtCORD IN THIS COUNTRY, THE BUILDING ITSElf WAS VALUED AT $2 WITH THE CREATION Of AN INDEPENDENT WAS SCHEDULED TO BE HANGED AT AoMo MILLION. 8 ALGERIA. (0700 GMT) AT BEDfORD PRISON AfTER ~------~~~~------~ N' f THERE IS LITTLE DOUBT ABOUT THE THE HOME OffiCE SAID THERE WOULD BE NO PRO-RED LEADER VOWS TO OUTCOME Of THE VOTE, IT IS NEVERTHE­ REPRIEVE. WITHHOLD TROOPS IF U.S. QUITS LESS IMPORTANT THAT DE GAULLE'S POLICY HANRATTY'S PARENTS YESTERDAY SENT A BE APPROVED BY A LARGE PROPORTION Of TELEGRAM TO Qu£EN ELIZABETH SEEKING VIENTIANE, LAOS, APRIL 3 (UPI)-- A fRENCHMEN AND fRENCHWOMEN ••• Uo S. STATE DEPARTMENT OffiCIAL SAID CLEMENCY AND THE CONDEKN:D MAN WROTE "ALTHOUGH fRENCH VOTERS WILL BE TODAY THAT PRO-COMMUNIST PRINCE SOUP­ A LETTER TO HIS MOTHER YESTERDAY SAY­ HANOUVONG WILL NOT PROMISE TO WITH­ REPUDIATING THE OAS, THEY WILL BE IN­ ING "I AM TRYING MY UTMOST TO KEEP DORSING AND WELCOMING THE NEW ALGERIAN HOLD HIS TROOPS If THE UNITED STATES MYSELf TOGETHER AND THIS IS THE FIRST NATION." CUTS Off MILITARY AID TO LAOS' PRO­ TIME IN MY LIFE 1 HAVE ACTED L~KE A MAN." WESTERN GOVERNMENT. THE OffICIAL, WILLIAM H. SULLIVAN PHOUMA REITERATES VOW o •• " ... VISITED SOUPHANOUVONG AND "NEUTRALIST" OF TROOP WITHHOLDING TRIAL ENDS FOR CUBA PRISONERS PRINCE SOUVANNA PHOUMA AT THEIR REBEL HEADQUARTERS IN NORTHERN LAOS SUNDAY. TOKYO, APRIL 4 (UPI)--LAOTIAN REBEL - VERDICT EXPECTED SOON PREMIER PRINCE SOUVANNA PHOUMA, EN HE SAID THEY HAD ASKED fOR THE CUT­ HAVANA, APRIL 3 (UPI)--MASS TRIAL Of ROUTE TO PARIS fOR A MEDICAL EXAMINA­ OFF Of MILITARY AID TO PRINCE BOUN 1,119 PRISONERS CAPTURED IN LAST YEAR'S T19N AND REST, DEMANDED THAT THE UNITED CuM'S fORCES. THE UNITED STATES HAD INVASION Of CUBA ENDED TODAY BUT THE STATES STOP MILITARY ASSISTANCE TO THE GOVERNMENTtS REVOLUTIONARY TRIBUNAL CUT Off fiNANCIAL AID. ROYAL LAOTIAN GOVERNMENT, ACCORDING TO SULLIVAN, WHO HEADED THE AMERICAN SET ITS VERDICT AND SENTENCING fOR A NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY BROADCAST DELEGATION TO THE 14-NATION CONfER­ ANOTHER DATE, ACCORDING TO REPORTS MONITORED HERE TODAY. HERE. ENCE ON LAOS IN GENEVA, SAID HE RE­ "If THE U.S. WISHES TO SHOW THE WORLD LAYED THE REQUEST TO WASHINGTON. REPORTS Of THE TRIAL--6ARRED TO ITS GENUINE DESIRE fOR THE PEACEfUL HE SAID PRINCE SOUVANNA PHOUMA PROM­ WESTERN 08SERVERS--SAID TOOAY'S HEAR­ SETTLEMENT Of THE LOATIAN ISSUE, IT ISED NOT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE Of ANY CUT ING WAS THE SHORTEST SESSION Of THE SHOULD STOP MILITARY ASSISTANCE TO fOUR-DAY OLD PROCEEDINGS IN HAVANA'S iN MILITARY AID ~O VIENTIANE BUT THE PHOUMI-EbUN OUM (ROYAL GOVERNMENT) "SUCH ASSURANCES ••• WERE NOT MATCHED HEAVILY-GUARDED MILITARY PRISONo BY PRINCE SOUPHANOUVONG." GROUP," HE SAID IN A STATEMENT ISSUED THEY SAID THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY AND BEfORE LEAVING HIS REBEL HEADQUARTERS THE DEFENSE SqMMED UP THEIR CASES IN IN XIENG KHOUANG. 3 HOURS AND 12 MINUTES TO END THE JERUSALEM, ISRAEL, APRIL 4 (UPI)-­ HEARING. THE DATE FOR DELIVERING T~E ADOLF EiCHMANN'S WifE MAY COME TO Is­ VERDICT AND ANY SENTENCE WAS NOT AN­ RAEL TO VISIT HER IMPRISONED AND DOOM­ CONSERVE WATER NOUNCED. ED HUSBAND, IT WAS LEARNED TODAY. EARLIER, THE CUBAN PRESS REPORTED THAT THE TRIAL HAD TAKEN ON NEW POLIT~ ICAL OVERTONES. PAGE 3 HOURGLASS THURSDA~5 APRIL 1962 NEw YORK HOTEL FIRE ROUTS ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL PRE-DAWN ALERTNESS TEST 250 GUESTS - TWO INJURED A MISSILE OPERATION IS SCHEDULED FOR IN WEST BERLIN NEW YORK, APRil 4 (UPI)--A FIRE IN FRIDAY, 6 APRil AT 2030 (8:30 P.M.) BERLIN, APRIL 3 (UPI)--ABOUT 10,000 THE HOTEL PLAZA ON FIFTH A/ENUE EARLY GENERAL INFORMATION FOR ALL PERSONNEL AMERICAN, BRBTISH AND FRENCH TROOPS TODAY ROUTED SOME 2)0 GUE~rs. IS AS FOLLOWS: TOOK UP DEFENSIVE POSIT80NS THROUGHOUT THE EXECUTIVE MESS WilL BEGIN SERV­ WEST BERLIN TODAY IN A SURPRISE PRE­ THE BLAZE WAS CONFINED TO THE SER­ U ViCl AREA ADJOINING THE SECOND FLOOR ING AT 1630 (4:30 P.M.) AND CONTINUE DAWN TEST OF THE WESTERN GARRISONS GRAND BALLROOM OF THE I8-STORY HOTEL THROUGH REGULAR HOURS - 1930 (7:30 P~M.~ READINESS TO MEET A SNEAK ATTACK o LOCATED AT THE SOUTHEAST END OF CENTRAL ALL TRAILERS AND THOSE QUARTERS NOT IT WAS THE BIGGEST MiliTARY EXERCiSE PARK AT 5TH STREETo APPROVED AS SHELTERS WiLL BE EVACUATED EVER HELD BY THE BIG THREE WESTERN MANY GUESTS FLED DOWN THE STAIRS IN ACCORDANCE WBTH PACIFIC MISSILE POWERS 1N COMMUNIST-SURROUNDED BERLIN FROM UPPER FLOORS TO THE LOBBY. RANGE FACiliTY INSTRUCTION 5100.3. SINCE THE END OF WORLD WAR II. WHEN THE FIRE WAS EXTINGUaSHED FIRE­ UPON THE SOUNDING OF THE WARNING, PER­ A WESTERN SPOKESMAN SAID THE MANEUVER MEN CHECKED All THE ROOMS FOR INJURED. SONNEL RESIDING IN NONAPPROVED SHELTERS WAS A "ROUTINE OPERATIONAL READINESS THEY ADMINISTERED OXYGEN TO MRS. ARE REQUESTED TO TAKE COVER IN AN TEST DESIGNED TO SEE HOW THE SHELTERS M~LDRED FREDERICKS, 80, IN HER 17TH APPROVED FAMilY HOUSE OR THE YOKWE REACT TO VARIOUS SITUATIONSo" FLOOR ROOM AND TO A MALE GUEST ON THE YUK CLUB. THE SPOKESMAN SAIO THE SOLDIERS WERE FiFTH FLOOR. WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE YOKWE YUK AWAKENED WITHOUT PREVIOUS NOTICE AND CAUSE OF THE FIRE WAS NOT DETERMINED. CLUB, ALL CLUBS Will STOP SERVING AT DISPATCHED BY TRUCKS AND JEEPS TO POSTS THEY WOULD DEFEND IN CASE OF ATTACK. 000000 1830 (6:30 P.M.) AND SECURE AT 1900 (7:00 P.M.). THEY WILL RE-OPEN AFTER THEY INCLUDED COMMUNiCATION CENTERS, BRITISH FRIEGHTER BREAKS THE ALL CLEAR, BUT NOT lATER THAN 2300 AIR FIELDS, BRIDGES AND OTHER STRATEGiC MOORS - RUNS AGROUND (11:00 P.M.). POSITIONS. WAKAYAMA, JAPAN, APRIL 4 (UPI)--A REGULAR MOVIE SCHEDULE IS CANCEllED. TANKS ALSO TOOK PART IN THE EXERCISEo BRITISH FREIGHTER MOORED AT AN ANCHOR MOVIES Will BEGIN AT 2100 (9:00 P.M.) THE SPOKESMAN SAID ABOUT 10,000 OF IN WAKAYAMA HARBOR HERE BROKE lOOSE IF THERE IS NO DELAY IN THE OPERATION. THE 12,000 WESTERN TROOPS IN THE CITY DURING A STORM TUESDAY AND RAN AGROUND HOWEVER, IF THE OPERATION IS DELAYED PARTICIPATED. THE UNITED STATES HAD SOME 300 FEET AWAY. THE MARITIMt PAST 2100, NO MOVIES Will BE SHOWN. 6,500 TROOPS IN BERLIN, BRITAIN HAS 0 SAFETY AGENCY SA!D TODAY. ALL MARSHALL~SE, INCLUDING PIN-SETTERS 4,800 AND THE FRENCH HAVE 1,5 00 AN AGENCY SPOKESMAN SAID THE 7,077 AND lAUNDRY WORKERS, Will DEPART KWAJ­ COMMUNI~T AUTHORITIES YESTERDAY TON INCHMAY OF WIlliAMSON COMPANY, AlEIN ON THE REGULAR EBEYE FERRY AT TIGHTENED THE GRIP ON THE BORDER DIVID­ HONG KONG, WAS AT ANCHOR IN THE HARBOR 1630 ON FRIDAY. ING EAST AND WEST BERllNo THEY BANNED AfTER HAVING DiSCHARGED ITS CARGO OF THE GENERAL MESS WIll BE AVAilABLE WEST BERLIN DRIVERS FROM MAKING DELIVE­ COAL FROM NEWCASTLE, AUSTRALIA. TO SERVE OPERATION PERSONNEL IF SCHt­ RIES TO EAST BERLIN AND HE SAnD THE FREIGHTER'S SKIPPER DUlED OPERATIONS ARE DELAYED PAST 2200 EAST GERMANY. CAPTe J. RiCHMOND AND ITS 45-MEN CREW (10:00 P.M.). ABOUT HALF OF WEST BERLIN'S 2,000 WERE ALL SAFEo SIGNALS: WARNING - THREE 10-SECOND DAILY BORDER CROSSERS WERE ALSO TURNED BACK. DOCTORS, SC!ENTISTS, ARTISTS • • q 0 0' 0 BLASTS O~ THE FIRE SIREN-TAKE COVER • ALL CLEAR - ONE 20-SECOND AND OTHER SPECIALISTS HAVE CONTINUED NEW CARGO SHIP ENTERS BLAST ON THE FIRE SIREN. TO COMMUTE TO WORK iN EAST BERLIN NEW YORK HARBOR KEEP TUNED TO AFRS DURING THE OPER­ FROM WEST BERliN SINCE THE WALL WENT NEW YORK, APRil 4 (UPI)--THE 12,500- ATION FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. UP lAST SUMMER. TON UNION CONCORD, NEWEST CARGO-PASS­ WEST BERLIN BORDER POLICE SA8D ENGER SHIP OF THE CHINA UNION LINES, TRUCK DRIVERS AND THE COMMUTERS WERE LTD., WAS GIVEN A CLAMOROUS AND TRA­ PERSONNEL TO LEAVE TOLD THEY WOULD NEED NEW PASSES TO DITHONAL WELCOME TODAY WHEN IT DOCKED CROSS INTO THE SOVIET ZONE OF BERL!N HERE ON ITS MAIDEN VOYAGE FROM JAPAN Jo D. MISEE DC3 OF THE AiR DEPARTMENT HEREAFTERo AND TAIWAN. IS LEAVING ON THIS EVENING~ TIA CONTRACT HELICOPTERS FLEW OVERHEAD, FIREBOATS CARRiER FlIGHT~ HE PLANS TO REPORT ARTIFICIAL ARMS FOR HURLED STREAMS OF WATER INTO THE AIR ABOARD THE LSD 5 USS GUNSTON HAlle AND SCORES OF SHIPS SOUNDED THEIR ARCHIE BARNES RM3 OF THE COMMUNICA­ MALAYAN SCHOOLGIRL WHISTLES iN SALUTE AS THE VESSEL EN­ TIONS DaVISION HERE IS lEAVING THIS KUALA LUMPUR, APRIL 4 (UPI)--PHiL­ TERED NEW YORK HARBOR AND EVENTUALLY EVENING ENROUTE TO REPORT ABOARD THE IPPINES MILLIONAIRE-PHilANTHROPIST DOCKED AT iTS PIER IN JERSEY C,TY. USS RANGER. ANDRES SORIANO TODAY OFFERED TO PAY JAMES J. O'BRIEN, DEPUTY C,TY COM­ FRED TORRES, AN EMPLOYEE OF HEIDE ALL EXPENSES SO THAT A MALAYAN SCHOOL­ MISSIONER OF COMMERCE AND PUBLIC EVENTS AND COOK is LEAVING THIS EVENING EN­ GiRL LAI YOKE HEONG, 18, MAY BE FITTED EXTENDED A WELCOME TO CAPT. MICHAEL ROUTE TO HIS HOME IN HAWAllo WITH ARTIFICIAL liMBS IN MANILAo KAHN, 44-YEAR-OLD SKIPPER OF THE MORRY KRAMER IS LEAVjNG WITH HIS PHILIPPINES VICE PRESIDENT EMMANUAl UNiON CONCORD, ON BEHALF OF MAYOR WIFE LORNA AND THEIR lAUGHTERS SHERYL PELAEZ, HERE ATTENDING A CONFERENCE, ROBERT WAGNER OF NEW YORK, AND PRE­ AND DEBORAH. MRS. KRAMEROS MOTHER SENT A LETTER TO LA! THROUGH HIS WIFE SENTED KAHN WITH A SOUVENIR BOOK, MRS. FJELSTAD IS ALSO LEAVING ON THIS AND TODAY CABLED SORijANO DETAiliNG "THiS IS NEW YORK." EVENING'S FlIGHT .. LA 8 's PL I GHT. PARTICIPATING IN THE CEREMONIES YOKWE YUK! PELAEZ HANDED OVER SORIANOCS CABLE WERE THREE CHINA UNION LINES OFFICIALS, TO MALAYAN HEALTH AND SOCIAL WELFARE BOARD CHAIRMAN Co D. CHOW, M\NAGING MINISTER DATO ONG YOKE LiN WHO CONVEY­ DIRECTOR Ko Po YANG AND OPERATIONS TIA FLIGHT SCHEDULE CHANGE ED THE MESSAGE TO LAlo MANAGER Y. He CHENG. THE TIA CONTRACT CARRIER FLIGHT LAI WHOSE BOTH ARMS WERE AMPUTATED KAHN TOLD REPORTERS THE NEW SHIP, USUALLY SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY WILL FOLLOWING A ROAD ACCtOENT LAST MONTH BUILT AT TAMANO, JAPAN, BY THE MITSUI ARRIVE ON AND DEPART ON SUNDAY FOR IS RECOVERING IN G'NERAl HOSP!TAL HEREo SHIPBUilDING COMPANY, HAD REACHED A THIS WEEK ONLY. DATO ONG SAID THAT ACCORDING TO HOSPITAL MAXIMlM SPEED OF 20.7 KNOTS DURING AUTHORITIES, LAI WON'T BE READY TO THE TRiP FROM JAPAN AND HAD TRAVELED ROD AND GUN CLUB lEAVE FOR ANOTHER TWO MONTHS. MOSTLY BETWEEN 1805 AND 19 KNOTS. • ••• 0 0 THE SHiP IS CHIEFLY DEVOTED TO THE ROD AND GUN CLUB WILL MEET TO. I UNITED NATIONS, APRIL 4 (UPI)--EAST CARGO, BUT HAS EIGHT STATEROOMS ABLE NIGHT AT 8: 15 IN THE OLD SCUBA CLUB GERMANY'S UNSOLICITED REPLY TO A WoN. TO ACCOMMODATE 12 PASSENGERS. RE­ HOUSE. QUESTIONNAIRE ON PREVENTING THE SPREAD PORTERS WERE FASCINATED BY WASH BASINS OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS WAS INCLUDED TODAY iN WHICH THE FAUCETS WERE ACTUATED IN A~TING SECRETARy-GENERAL THANTYS BY BREAKING THE BEAM OF AN ELECTRIC LOCAL EXHIBITION REPORT TO THE DISARMAMENT COMMISSION. EYE o EXHIBIT OF LOCAL ARTISTS' WORKS AT WEST GERMANY PROTESTED AT ONCE ON GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY DURING NATION­ THE GROUND THAT ITS INCLUSION WAS SHCNLEY, ENGLAND, APRIL 4 (UPI)-­ AL LIBRARY WEEK-APRIL 8-14 "UNWARRANTED." IT CONTENDED THAT BRiTAIN'S SO-CALLED "FREEDOM SCHOOL" HOURS SUNDAY 1-5 & 6-9:30 PM THANT HAD ACTED WITHOUT AUTHORITYo 0PM --A UTOPIA FOR STUDENTS WHO NEED NOT DAILY 9-11 AM & 12-9:3 NEITHER GERMANY IS A U.No MEMBER. ATTEND CLASS-CLOSES FRIDAY FOR lACK •••• 0 0, OF FUNDS, IT WAS ANNOUNCED TONIGHT. TOKYO, APRil 5 (UPI)--PRINCESS SUGA, MOST OF OUR PROBLEMS ARE TEST QUES- CAMBRIDGE-EDUCATED JAMES EAST, 46- WHO GAVE UP HER LIFE IN THE IMPERIAL TiONSo YEAR~OLD HEADMASTER OF THE PIONEERING PALACE TO MARRY A $36-A-MONTH BANK HENRY S. HASKINS BURGESS HILL SCHOOL, SAID THE SCHOOL CLERK, TODAY GAVE BIRTH TO A SONe 000000 HAS 36 STUDENTS AND "WE COULD ACCOMMO­ BECAUSE THE CHilD WAS BORN OF A DATE. ABOUT 500" COMMONER FATHER IT Will NOT FitU~E IN CONSERVE WATER SONS AND DAUGHTERS, AGES 7 TO 17, OF THE LINE OF SUCCESSION TO THE WORLD'S ARTiSrS, MUSICIANS,DOtTORS AND WRITERS OLDEST THRONE. PA~D 90 POUNDS A TERM.~------~------~------~ PAGE 4 HOURGLASS T ...... \ Y ~ APR I L I Q h2 GENERAL MESS MENU PROPOSED JEWISH HOLIDAY ON ANNIVERSARY OF UPRISING fRIDAY 6 APR~L 1962 WASHINGTON, APRIL 3 (UPI)--SEN. BREAKFAST DINNER ~ SUPPER KENNETH B. KEATING, REPUBLftCAN, NEW CHILLED FRESH PEACHES MANHATTAN fISH CHOWDER OYSTER STEW YORK, PROPOSED TODAY THAT MAY I BE CH ILLED FRUIT JUICE TUNA & NOODLE CASS~ROLE DEEP BREADED fRIED OBSERVED IN MEMORY OF THE JEWISH CoLD & HOT CE'REAL GRILLED SALM~N STEAK SHRIMP W/TARTAR SAUCE UPRISING AGAINST THE NAZIS iN THE Gat'LED BACON wlTARTAR SAUCE SAUTED SCALLOPS wi WARSAW GHETTO. HOT CAKES W/MAPLE SYRUP CREAMED QuARTERED SPANISH SAUCE KEATING PROPOSED A JOftNT RESOLUTION STEAMED RICE POTATOES BUTTERED BROCCOLI TO RECO~NIZE THE 19TH ANNIVERSARY OF HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM SAUTE STRING BEANS BAKED LONG BRANCH THE UPRISING. HE RECALLED THAT JELLY TWIST STEAMED RICE POTATOES 28,000 PERSONS WERE KILLED IN THE CHILLED MILK - HOT COFFEE SALAD BAR W/ORESSING STEAMED RICE WARSAW BATTLE AND 10,000 WERE KILLED leED MARBLE CAKE WALDORF SALAD LATER BY THE GERMANS IN CONCENTRATION ICED TEA wiLEMON CHERRY PIE - COLD DRINK CAMPS. AND GAS CHAMBERS. CHILLED MILK - HOT COFFEE CHILLED MILK - HOT "OuT OF THE ASHES OF WARSAW GHETTO 1 ______~------C-O-F-F-EE------_1 HAS COME THE VIGOROUS, DEMOCRATIC + STATE OF ISRAEL," HE SAID. AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE PROSECUTION ARGUES FOR COHEN THE SENATOR SAID THAT NOW "TOTAL­ MURDER CONVICTION ITARIANISM FROM THE LEFT" IN RUsSIA THURSDAY 5 APRIL 1962 Los ANGELES, APRIL 2 (UPI)--THE IS TRYING TO "KILL RELiGIOUS FREEDOM 5:00 P.M. NEWS PROSECUTION ARGUED TODAY FOR A FIRST AND PERSECUTE THOSE WHO FOLLOW THE 5:05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT DEGREE MURDER CONVICTION OF MICKEY PATHS OF RIGHTEOUSNESS." o 6:00 P.M NEWS COHEN AND FOUR OTHER MEN ACCUSED IN ~ 6: 15 P.M. THE LATIN QuARTER THE FATAL SHOOTING OF JACK(THE ENFORCER) ..... 6:30 P.M. WHAT'S My LINE WHALEN. u.s. NAVY ADMIRAL SAYS RED 7:00 P.M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES fiNAL ARGUMENT~ GOT UNDER WAY TODAY, SUBS ARE THREAT TO FLEET 1:30 PaM SPORTS DESK AND THE JURY OF II WOMEN AND I MAN'S KEELUNG, NORTHERN FORMOSA, APRIL 4 8:00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND DELIBER~TIONS EXPECTED TO BEGIN BY (UPI)--Vlc£ AoM~ WILLIAM A. SCHOECH, 8:30 P.M. ROMANCE LATE WEDNESDAY OR EARLY THURSDAY. I COMMANDER OF THE U. S. 7TH flEET, TO­ 9:00 P.M NEWS DEPUTY DIST. ATTY. JAMES C. FORD DAY SAID RUSSf~ AND RED CHINESE SUB­ 9:15 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT CHARGED THE "KEYSTONE OF THE CASE IS MARINES IN THE WlSTERN PACIFIC CONSTI­ 10:00 P.M NEWSMAKERS THE PHYSICAL EVIDENCE--THAT MR. ~ALEN TUTE A "SUeSTAN,. I AL THREAT" TO HIS 10: 15 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT WAS SHOT TO DEATH BY ONE OF A GROUP FORCE. 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF OR ARMED MEN WHO KILLED HIM WITHOUT SCHOECH SAID THE SOVIETS AND COMMUN­ FRIDAY 6 APRIL 1962 LEGAL JUSTIFICATION." IST CHINESE HAVE ABOUT 100 SUBMARINES 6:00 A.M. NEWS THEREFORE, HE SAID, THE KILLING WAS OPERATING IN THE WESTERN PACIFICo 6:05 AoM. THE DAWN BREAKER "WilLFUL AND PREMEDITATED AND IN THE HE SAID THE Uo S. fLEET IS "VERY 6:30 A.M. NEWS FIRST DEGREE." SENSITIVE" AND WILL "DEFEND OURSELVES" 6:35 A.M. DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D~ WHALEN WAS SHOT AND KILLED DEC. 3, IF ATTACKED. 7:15 A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE 1959, AT RONDELL.'S RESTAURANT IN SCHO£CH, SPEAKING TO A NEWS CONFER­ 7:30 A.M~ SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL SHERMAN OAKS, CALIF. OTHER DEFENDANTS ENCE ABOARD HIS FLAGSHIP, THE GUIDED­ 8:00 A.M. DON Mc NEil BESIDE COHEN WERE SAM FRANK Lo CIGVO MISSILE CRUISER U~ So So OKLAHOMA 8:30 A~N~ ARTHUR GODFREY WHO ADMITTED THE SHOOTING BUT SAID IT CITY, DECLINED TO SAY WHETHER ANY 8:55 A.M. ART BAKER'S NOTEBOOK WAS IN SELF-DEFENSE; JOE DE CARLO, S~CH ATTACK ON THE 7TH FLEET WILL 9:00 A.M. My TRUE STORY ~QER LEONARD A~D GEORGE PERRY. TRIGGER A ~ARGE-SCALE WAR. 9:40 AoM. BORIS KARLOFF FIRST DEGREE MURDER IN CALIFORNIA HE SAID IT ALL DEPENDED ON THE TYPE 9:45 AoM. MASTERS OF MELODY IS PUNISHABLE BY DEATH OR LIFE IM­ OF ATTACK. 10:00 A.M. GARRY MOORE PRISONMENT. HE SAID THAT IF IT WAS IN "A PATTERN 10:25 A.M. ANDY GRIFFITH ...... OF ATTACK NADE AGAINST THE FREE WORLD, 10:30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE PMR WE WOULD REACT IN ONE FASHION--IF 8T 11:00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK PHILIPPINES EX-PRESIDENT WERE A UNtLATERAL ATTACK WITH NO C~ER 11:25 A.M: SOCIAL SECURITY fILE SPEAKS ON RUSSIA'S CON~EST ATTACK MADE, WE WOULD REACT IN A D.fF. 11:30 A.M. IRA COOK ONEONIA, NEW YORK, APRIL 3 (UPI)-­ ERENT FASHION." 12: 00 NOON -- NEWS DR. CARLOS ROMULO, FORMER PRESIDENT \ By UNILATERAL ATTACK, THE ADMIRAL 12:05 P.M. BUSINESS FINAL, STOCKS, OF THE PHILIPPINES, SAID TODAY THAT SAID HE MEANT A "SUBMARINE ATTACK W£ATHER SOVIET RUSSIA IS ENGAGED IN A LIFE AND NOTHING ELSE ON THE 7TH FLEETo" 12: 15 PoM. GUEST STAR AND DEATH GLOBAL STRUGGLE "FOR MAN'S 12:30 P .. M. fLA I R MIND, SOUL AND BODY." ...... 1:00 P.M. NEWS ROMULO SA'ID HOWEVER THAT FOR THE EDWIN WALKER IN GUBERNATORIAL I: 15 P.M. LIGHT UP - RELAX SOVIETS iO REACH THEIR GOAL THEY MUST RACE - TO APPEAR BEFORE PROBE P.M. CARPENTER'S SHOP CO~C£RT 1:30 FIRST DEFEAT THE UNITED STATES." WASH1NGTON, APRIL 4 (UPI)--FoRMER PoM. ROCKETING RHYTHMS RONulo SPOKE TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY 3:30 M~J. GEN. EDWIN A. WALKER TODAY GOT 4:00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND MEMBERS AT STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HIS CHANCE TO TELL SENATE INVESTIGA­ 4:30 PoM. PAU HANA SERENADE OF EDUCATION HERE. TIONS A80UT THE "MUZZLING AND CENSOR­ •••••• HE SAID THE PEOPLE OF THE WORLD HAVE SHIP" THAT lEI HIM TO QUIT THE ARMY EDUCATION MEETING IN JAPAN - TWO CHOICES WHICH "HAVE BEEN AVAILABLE SO HE COULD FIGHT COMMUNISM HIS OWN METHODS CHANGES DISCUSSED TO MAN THROUGH 50 CENTURIES--SLAVERY WAY. OF THE SOVIET UNION OR THE DIGNITY, WALKER, NOW RUNNf~G FOR THE DEMO­ TOKYO, APRIL 3 (UPJ)--TEL£VISION, INTEGRITY AND FREEDOM OF THE WEST. " CRATIC GUBERNATORIAL NOMINATION IN RADIO AND MOVIES WILL SOON TOUCH OFF HE CALLED ON THE FREE NATIONS OF THE TEXAS, WAS SCHEDULED TO APPEAR BEFORE A REVOLUTION IN THE WORLD'S CLASS­ WORLD AND OTHERS, TO RESIST WHENEVER THE SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE INVESTIGATING ROOMS, RENE MAHEU, ACTING DIRECTOR­ AND WHEREV£~ ATTEMPTED SOVIET DOMINA­ MILITARY CENSORSHIP. GENERAL OF THE UNITED NATIONS EDUCA­ T I ON EX I STS .1" THE TALL, STETSON-WEARING VETERAN TIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGAN­ "OUR DEFEAT," HE SAID, "WOULD BE ANNOUNCED HE WOULD UPHOLD THE CON­ IZATION (UNESCO) SAID TODAY. THE CATASTROPHE OF ALL THE FREE PEOPLES STITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF PATRIOTIC AMER­ HE MADE THE COMMENT TO NEWSMEN AT OF THE WORLD." ICANS "tN HIS INSOLVENT, SUMMITIZED THE CLOSE OF THE SECOND DAY OF THE ROMULO SAID THE SOVIET U~'ON IS PUNY IO-MILE SQUARE AREA" OF WASHING­ MEETING OF MINISTERS OF EDUCATION OF LIKE A CHESS PLAYER-- "SHE~IS NOT TON. ASIAN STATES h ATTENDED BY 130 DELE­ BLUFFING, BUT PLANNING ALL MOvtS WELL WHILE HE IS HERE, HE SAID, HE "MIGHT GATES FROM 10 NATIONS IN TOKYO. IN ADVANCE," AND THAT PREMIER KHRUSH­ ALSO LOOK INTO POTOMAC ADMINISTRAT80N THE 18 COUNTRIES TODAY CONCLUDED CHEV'S POLICY OF PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE INVOLVEMENT- IN THE AFFAIR OF TEXAS INDIVIDUAL REPORTS OF PROGRESS IN "'S THE CO-EXISTENCE OF A LION AND A FARM MAGNATE BILLIE SOLETTS, ARRESTED BUILDING THEIR SCHOOL SYSTEMS DURING LAMB, WITH THE LAMB IN THE LIO.'S IN A MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR SCANDAL THE LAST YEAR. STOMACH." INVOLVING FRAUDULENT MORTGAGES. WEDNESDAY, THE GATHERING BREAKS UP ...... WALKER FIRST ASKED TO APPEAR BEFORE I NTO SP,t~~lJrt. woa"MOP .. THE WEALTH OF EACH MIND IS PROPOR­ ".a-s. THE COMMITTEE LAST SEPTEMBER, SHORTLY THE NEXT PLENARY SESSION WILL BE HELD TIONED TO THE NUMBER AND TO THE PRE­ BEFORE HE QUIT THE ARMY IN A HUFF. ON fRIDAY AFTERNOON. CISION OF ITS CATEGORIES AND ITS POINTS HE HAD BEEN REMOVED FROM COMMAND OF THE PROGRESS REPORTS HAVE RANGED OF VIEW. THE 24TH INFANTRY DIVISiON IN GERMANY FROM EXTREME OPTIMISM IN EDUCATIONALLY FREDERIC AMIEL FOR ATTEMPTING TO INFLUENCE HIS TROOPS i DEVELOPED SINGAPORE, TO SURVEYS OF THE ...... VOTES IN THE 1960 ELECTIONSo DIFFICULTIES FACED BY WARTORN VIET NAM AND LAOS. DAMP SPECIAL SERVICES DOWNS SOGGY ISLANDERS 14-8 SPECIAL SERVICES MET THE ISLANDERS LAST NIGHT ON WIND SWEPT AND MUDDY DALLY FIELD. UNDER A CONSTANT DRIZZLE SPORTS THAT IMPAIRED VISION AND WETTED THE PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION THURSDAY 5 APRIL 1962 BALL TO A SOGGY SLUGGISH WEIGHT THAT WOULD tAUSE IT TO DROP TO THE GROUND PETE RADEMACHER TAKES AND REfUSE TO 10UNCE, SPECIAL SERVICES EXHIBITION BASEBALL BRIEFS WON OVER THE HARD fiGHTING ISLANDERS, DECISION OVER BOBO OLSON 14-8, THUS ELIMINATING THEM FROM THE FORT LAUDERDALE, APR. 3 {UPI)-DoN HONOLULU, APR. 4 (UPI)-BIG PETE ROUND-ROBIN AND THE WORLD SERIES. LEPPERT'S TWO-RUN SINGLE IN THE RADEMACHER HAD TOO MUCH SIZE fOR THE SLAMMING IATS OF CURT PINHO, SEVENTH INNING EARNED THE PITTSBURGH CARL (BOBO) OLSON AS HE TOOK A 10- LARRY IKEDA, ANDY OKULOVICH AND TOM PIRATES A 4-1 VICTORY OVER THE NEW ROUND DECISION OVER THE FORMER MID­ FLY PROVED TOO MUCH FOR THE ISLANDERS YORK YANKEES IN BLUSTERY FORT LAUDER­ DLEWEIGHT KING BEfORE A BIG CROWD WHO HAD BUILT UP A FAIR LEAD fOR THE DALE STADIUM TODAY. AT HONOLULU STADIUM LAST NIGHT. OPENING INNINGS. flAME HIT THE Is­ THE RESERVE CATCHER'S GAME-WINNING RADEMACHER, 206, PUMMELED THE LANDER'S ONLY HOME RUN, AND HE HIT IT BLOW CAME AT THE EXPENSE OF RALPH AGING OLSON, IBI, WITH STRAIGHT LEFT WHILE THE lASES WERE LOADED AND RACKED TERRY, THE STARTING PITCHER fOR THE JABS THROUGHOUT THE EARLY ROUNDS. UP fOUR RUNS. BUT THEN THE BIG SPEC­ YANKEES. THE Bucs SCORED AN INSUR­ OLSON LIKES TO fiGHT INSIDE, BUT WAS IAL SERVICES' BATS BEGAN THEIR BARRAGE ANCE RUN IN THE EIGHTH INNING Off UNABLE TO MOVE IN ON THE HEFTY AND THE SCORE TILTED TO ITS LOP-SIDED ROBIN ROBERTS. RADEMACHER, WHO HAD TOO MUCH HEIGHT, 14-8 FINAL TALLY. TOO MUCH WEIGHT AND TOO MUCH REACH WINNING PITCHER - LAN lAS - 9-0 ORLANDO, FLA., APR. 3 {UPI)-VETERAN fOR BoBO. LOSING PITCHER - VEA - 5- 4 CAMILlO PASCUAL AND ROOKIE JOE BONI­ ...... SPECIAL SERVICES - 14 RUNS, 14 HITS, KOWSKI COMBINED TO SHUT OUT CINCINNATI AND NO ERRORS. TODAY, 5-0, ON SIX HITS AS THE MINNE­ PATTERSON RETURNS FROM EGYPT ISLANDERS - 8 RUNS, 14 HITS AND NO SOTA TWINS CHALKED UP THEIR fiRST NEW YORK, APR. 3 (UPI)-HEAVYWEIGHT ERRORS. BLANKING OF THE SPRING. CHAMPION FLOYD PATTERSON RETURNED HOMERUNS - SPECIAL SERVICES - IKEDA MoE DRASOWSKI WENT THE DISTANCE fOR fROM A TOUR OF EGYPT TONIGHT AND 2, CURT PINHO I, OKULOVICH I. THE REDS, GRANTING ONLY SEVEN HITS SAID THE DATE AND SITE fOR HIS TITLE ISLANDER - flAME I. BUT ONE WAS A TWO-RUN HOMER BY DON DEFENSE AGAINST SONNY LISTON WILL BE HEAD UMPIRE - MEL SUGANUMA - UMPIRE MINCHER IN THE fIRST INNING. NAMED NO LATER THAN APRIL 16. W. BENN. THE CHAMPION, ACCOMPANIED BY TRAIN­ ·..... MIAMI, APR. 3 (UPI)-PINCH HITTER ER DAN fLORIO AND ATTORNEY JULIUS MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE WILLIE TASSY'S THREE-RUN DOUBLE IN NOVEMBER, ADDED THAT HE DIDN'T THINK THE EIGHTH INNING GAVE THE WASHINGTON THAT THE fiGHT WOULD BE HELD IN JUNE. THURS. 5 APR. 6 P.M. FIREMEN "A" VS. SENATORS A 6-4 VICTORY OVER THE "I THINK IT MAY BE IN JULY OR MARINE DEPT. (PLAY-OFf) AMERICAN BALTIMORE ORIOLES TODAY. LATER," HE EXPLAINED. LEAGUE. PATTERSON WENT TO EGYPT AT THE fRI. 6 APR. 6 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS. PoMgZo ST. PETERSBURG, APR. 3 (UPI)-BILL REQUEST OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT. ON (ROUND-ROBIN) NATIONAL LEAGUE. WHITE SCORED FROM SECOND BASE ON HIS VAY BACK HOME HE STOPPED IN • SAT. 7 APR. 6 P.M. DOUGLAS VS. WINNER JULIO GOTAY'S INFIELD HIT AS THE ST. MADRID fOR A fEW DAYS TO HANDLE SOME OF TONIGHT'S GAME. LOUIS CARDINALS, RALLYING FOR fOUR PERSONAL BUSINESS. ·..... • RUNS IN THE NINTH INNING, HANDED THE ...... DETROIT TIGERS THEIR SIXTH STRAIGHT K)UNTAINBALL PRACTICE BRANDON FIELD DEFEAT TODAY, 7-6. JOCKEY EDDIE ARCARO THURS. 5 APR. SEABEES MINNIE MINOSO LED A 13-HIT ST. RETIRES AFTER 30 YEARS fRI. 6 APR. CROSSROADS LOUIS ATTACK WITH A PAIR OF RUN-SCOR­ NEW YORK, APR. 3 (UPI)-JOCKEY SAT. 7 APR. HIGH SCHOOL ING DOUBLES AND JULIAN JAVIER SINGLED EDDIE ARCARO, WHOSE MOUNTS WON A ·..... THREE TIMES. MILLION DOLLARS IN PURSES fOR EACH BASKETBALL PRACTICE Of HIS 30 YEARS IN THE SADDLE, TODAY CLEARWATER, FLA. APR. 3 (UPI)­ ANNOUNCED HIS RETIREMENT. THURS. 5 APR. 6 P.M. PILUTES JOHNNY CALLISON LINED A TWO-RUN HOME THE 46-YEAR-OLD SADDLE STAR SCORED 6 P.M. OPEN RUN OVER THE RIGHT FIELD fENCE IN THE HIS fIRST WINNER ON A HORSE NAMED 7 P.M. OPEN EIGHTH INNING TODAY TO GIVE THE EAGLE BIRD AT AGUA CALIENTE ON JAN. 7 P. M. OPEN PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES A 2-1 VICTORY 14, 1932 AND HIS LAST AT AQUEDUCT ON ·..... OVER THE KANSAS CITY ATHLETICS IN Nov. 4, 1961 ON A THOROUGHBRED NAMED THEIR ONLY MEETING OF THE EXHIBITION WINTERVALE. ATIENTION fRIDAY NITE NEN'S BOWLING SEASON. ALL TOLD, "THE MASTER", AS ARCARO LEAGUE--BoWLING HAS BEEN POSTPONED WAS KNOWN AROUND THE NATION'S RACE fOR fRIDAY NIGHT APRIL 6. THE LEAGUE SARASOTA, FLA., APR. 3 (UPI)-RoGER TRACKS, RODE IN 24,092 RACES. HE WILL BOWL AS USUAL fRIDAY APRIL 13· CRAIG READIED HIMSELF fOR HIS ASSIGN­ WHIPPED HOME 4,779 WINNERS WITH ·..... MENT AS THE OPENING DAY PITCHER FOR 3,807 SECONDS AND 3,302 THIRDS. PRO BASKETBALL - THE NEW YORK METS TODAY AS HE WENT THE HIS MOUNTS WON $30,039,543 IN PURSES, DISTANCE tM A 5-4 VICTORY OVER THE THE GREATEST AMOUNT ACCOUNTED fOR LAKERS RALLY OVER PISTONS CHICAGO WHITE SOX. BY ANY JOCKEY IN HISTORY. DETROIT, APRIL 3 (UPI)-THE Los BOBSY GENE SMITH, VYING fOR A START­ JOHNNY LONGDEN AND SIR GORDON ANGELES LAKERS BLEW A 24-POINT LEAO ING OUTFIELD BERTH, OILED A 12-HIT RICHARDS Of ENGLAND HAVE RIDDEN MORE IN THE SECOND HALf TONIGHT BUT RALLIED METS ASSAULT WITH TWO SINGLES AND A WINNERS THAN ARCARO BUT "MONEY RID­ BEHIND THE ONE-TWO SCORING PUNCH OF TRIPLE. ING" WAS WHAT MADE ARCARO fAMOUS-­ JERRY WEST AND ELGIN BAYLOR TO NIP THE FRANK BAUMANN WORKED THE FIRST FOUR AND RICH. DETROIT PISTONS 123-117 AND WIN THE INNINGSFOR CHICAGO AND TOOK THE LOSS. WESTERN DIVISION PLAYOFfS IN THE THE METS GOT fOUR RUNS Off BAUMANN, NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION. THREE OF THEM IN THE fOURTH WHEN HE EMERSON WINS TENNIS STARTER THE LAKERS, WHO WON THE SERIES 4-2, GAVE UP TWO HITS AND THREE WALKS. ST. PETERSBURG, FLA., APR. 3 (UPI)­ EARNED THE RIGHT TO MEET THE EASTERN Roy EMERSON OF AUSTRALIA, THE WORLD'S DIVISION CHAMPION fOR THE NBA TITLE. TUCSON, ARIZ., APR. 3 (UPI)-THE TOP-RANKED MEN'S TENNIS PLAYER, THE LAKERS HAD A COMFORTABLE 91-67 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS BEAT THE CLEVE­ PREPPED FOR THE fiRST ROUND OF THE LEAD LATE IN THE THIRD PERIOD WHEN THE LAND INDIANS B-3 TODAY AS BILLY MASTERS INVITATIONAL TENNIS TOURNA­ PISTONS SUDDENLY CAME TO LIFE BEHIND O'DELL WENT THE ENTIRE DISTANCE, MENT TODAY BY POLISHING Off DAVE THE SHOOTINGS OF LITTLE JOHNNY EGAN LIMITING THE INDIANS TO fiVE HITS. KORNREICH OF ALBANY, NEW YORK, 6-0, AND RAY SCOTT. SCOTT, EGAN AND BOB FELIPE ALOU'S TWO-RUN HOMER IN 6-1. fERRY BROUGHT THE PISTONS WITHiN EMERSON, SEEDED No. 1 HERE, PLAYS STRIKING RANGE SEVERAL TIMES BUT EACH HIS FIRST ROUND MATCH TOMORROW WHEN TIME THE LAKERS BOUNCED SACK. HE MEETS JOE BRANDI OF ST. PETERS­ ·..... BURG. MESA, ARIZ., APR. 3 (UPI)-EDDIE SCOTTSDALE, APR. 3 (UPI)-THE Los IN ANOTHER PRELIMINARY MATCH, SEC­ MATHEWS EXPLODED FROM HIS SPRING ANGELES DODGERS PUSHED ACROSS A RUN OND-SEEDED MANUEL SANTANA OF SPAIN SLUMP HERE TODAY WITH TWO HOMERS AND IN THE EIGHTH INNING TODAY TO EKE OUT LAID OUT JERKY THOMPSON OF WEST PALM A DOUBLE THAT LEO THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES A 2 TO I VICTORY OVER THE BOSTON RED BEACH, 6-0, 6-1. TO AN 8-6 VICTORY OVER THE CHICAGO SOX AT SCOTTSDALE STADIUM. CUBS fOR A SPLIT OF THEIR TWO-GAME SERIES. - PAGE 6 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 5 APRIL 1962 NOTICES mOvie6 :Joni,/"t ATTENTION JEWISH PERSONNEL OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. "ANGEL BABY"--GEORGE HANILTON, SALONE JENS--THIS IS THE ST&RY ALL JEWISH PERSONNEL SERIOUSLY IN­ Of AN EVANGELIST PREACHER, WHO FINDS THAT HE 1S LOSING fAITH IN TERESTED IN PARTICIPATING IN THE HIS OWN RELIGION. ALL BECAUSE OF" THE fACT THAT HE IS AWARE Of fiRST SEDER DINNER Of THIS PASSOVER, HIS ADMIRATION fOR A BEAUT&fUL MUTE GIRL. CONTACT CHAPLAIN BAUGHTRY IN THE CHAPLAIN'S OffiCE, TELEPHONE 505, BY RICHARDSON SHOWTINE 7:30 P.M. APRIL 15TH. THIS SERVICE WILL BE "RELUCTANT OEBtlTANTE"--REX HARRISON, KAY KENDALL--THIS STORY HELD ON THE EVENING Of APRIL 18TH. ·..... CONCERNS A LONDON BANKER, WITH A NEW WIFE, AND A TEENAGE DAUGHTER HELP WANTED COMING TO VISIT HIM fROM AMERICA. TAKEN WITH THE DAUGHTER'S CHARN AND GOADED BY HER riIENo, MISS KENDALL DECIDES TO MAKE THE AMERICAN DAUGHTER A "DEB" IN THE LONDON SEASON. BUT DifFICULTIES ARISE WHEN THE DAUGHTER IECOMES CONCEITED WITH THE YOUNG BACHELORS IN LONDON. AND fiNALLY WINDS UP LIKING AN AMERICAN BOY.

YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7:00 AND 9:00 P.M. ·..... "CFPOSITE SEX"--JUNE ALLYSON, ANN SHERIOAN--DESIGiNING SHOWGIRL AND MALICIOUS TROUBLE-MAKER STIR UP PETTY QOSSIP, BICKERINGS AND ATTENT I ON ALL THURSDAY NI QfT JEALOUSY AMONG A GROUP OF SOPHISTICATED, WELL-TO-DO MANHATTAN LEAGUE B0\t4..ERS MATRONS. BoWL tN. MAS BEEN POSTPONED fOR TONIGHT ONLY. ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:40 P.M. ·..... "DEVIL AT 4 OCLOCK"--SPENCER TRACY, FRANK SINATRA--AN IRISH PRIEST, AND THREE CONVICTS ON A SMALL ISLAND IN THE PACifiC RISK CROSSROADS TO CLOSE THtlR LIVES TO SAVE A COLONY Of LEPER CHILDREN fROM A VOLCANIC DUE TO THE SCHEDULED VISIT Of A ERUPTION. NUMBER Of NAVY SPONSORED PERSONNEL TO THE ISLAND ON SUNDAY, 8 APRIL, THE MAD CLUB SHOWTINE 7:30 P.~. ~ ~ CROSSROADS CLUB WILL BE CLOSED TO ALL "WAGON TRAIN"--THE C.L. HARDING STORY. ISLAND RESIDENTS ON THIS DATE. ALL "CIMARRON CITY"--CHINESE INVASION. OTHER CLUBS WILL OPERATE ON THE NORNAL SUNDAY SCHEDULE. ·..... WELCOME ABOARD RO I NAKJR f.«)V I ES THURSDAY 5 APRIL 1962 8 P.M. BRIDGE DATE CHANGED PASSENGERS ARRIVING ABOARD TNE "DECKS RAN RED"--JAMES MASON, DORO­ DUE TO A HEAVY SCHEDULE IN THE CLUI TIA CONTRACT FLIGHT THIS MORNING TMY DANDRIDGE--T"! CAPTAIN OF" A ROOMS ON SUNDAY, 8 APRIL, THE DUPLI­ WERE AS rOLLowa: fREIGHTER fiNDS HIMSELf AT THE MERCY OF CATE BRIDGE PARTY NORNALLY HELD AT U.S. ARNY - MAJOR GENERAL DWIGHT TWO MURDEROUS CREW MEMBERS WHO PLOT TO 1830 WILL BE IPOSTPONED UNTIL THE SUN­ E. BEACH, LT. COL. B. H. MILES, LT. KILL EVERYONE ELSE ON THE SHIP AND DAY fOLLOWING. COL. C. J. LEVAN AND LT. COL. R. A. SELL IT AS A MILLION DOLLAR SALVAGE. ·..... AXELSON ARE HERE fOR A VISIT. fRIDAY 6 APRIL 1962 8 P.M. I TeT- GORDON F. KEMP, SAM S. "PRIDE AND PASSION"--FRANK SINATRA, VARIETY SHOW PLANNED WALLACH, AND JERRY O. T. TOM ARE CARY GRANT--SPANISH GUERRILLAS SAL­ SPECIAL SERVICES IS P~ANNING A NEW ARRIVALS. YoaHITO TAMASMIMA, VAGE A GIANT CANNON, ABANDONED "'HEN "VAl I ETY SHO'" ON SUNDAY; MAy 15TM. ~SANOBU KIRATA, AND RICHARD t. NAPOLEAN'S TROOPS CAPTURED SPAIN. ANYONE INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING TIMAS ALL RETURNED. WITH AID OF BRITISH NAVAL OffiCE, THEY SHOULD CALL 331. CHANCE VOUGHT CORP.- LAWRENCE L. DRAQ THE HUGE GUN OVER RIVERS AND ·..... FRAHM, HIS WifE AND HIS SON ARRIVED MOUNTAINS AND USE IT TO RECAPTURE SERVICE OFFERED THIS MORNING. INfORMATION AS TO AVILA. THEIR QUARTERS WAS NOT IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE. ROBERT HODGDON AND HIS ...... WifE DORIS WERE NEW ARRIVALS TMIS CONSERVE WATER ·..... MORNING, WITH THEM WERE THEIR CHILD­ REMINDER TO PARENTS REN, ROBERT AGE 16, AND DOROTHY AGE Do YOU KNOW THAT 60 DROPS PER MIN­ THERE WILL BE NO JUNIOR CHOIR 13. THEY WILL RESIDE IN QUARTERS UTE IS EQUAL TO 113 GALLONS PER PRACTICE TONIGHT - DATE, TINE AND 454B. NEW ARRIVALS ALSO INCLUDED MONTH! OR THAT If THE DROP Of WATER PLACE MAS IEEN CHANGED. JUN.OR CHOIR JOHN W. ECCLES. IS ONE-HALf INCN LONG, OVER 1000 GAL­ PRACTICE IS NOW MEL. ON TUESDAY'S - U.S. WEATHER BUREAU - BENJAMIN J. LONS PER MONTH GO oeVN THE DRAIN! 3 P.N. IN QUARTERS 206B. LEBLANC IS A NEW ARRIVAL. MuLTIPLY THE LEAKY F"AUCETS AND THE ·..... U.S. NAVY CIV. ENG. LAB - CARL V. ONES!!! TURNED Off TIGHT BY 1000, LOST BROUILLETTE IS HERE TOY. AND MUCH OF" OUR VALUABLE WATER IS --xRMY TYPE OffiCER RAIN COAT AT CONTINENTAL ELEC. - PHILIP JOHN LOST. ~ YOK"'E YUK CLUB LAST NIGHT. PLEASE WATTERSON IS HERE TOY. CALL THE T ••vaLE DESK, 550, TO HAVE RETURN TO Y~Wl YUK CLua • WESTERN ELECTRIC - ALLEN J. KIRSCH, THOSE LEAKY fAUClTS REPAIRED. • ••••• JOSE MuNOZ-fLORES, JANES B. MAYHAN DON'T LET LITTLE CHILDREN PLAY WITH ~ETINGS ARE NEW EMPLOYEES. WATER fAUCETS. IF NECESSARY, REMOVE THERE WILL BE A NEETING Of THE DOUGLAS - RICHARD B. RODNEY, M. C. THE HANDLE fROM OUTSIDE WATER fAUCETS SQUARE AND COMPASS CLua MoNDAY EVENING BUTTON AND RODNEY J. FUGATE ARE SO THAT CHILDREN "'ILL NOT BE ABLE APRIL 9TH AT 7:30 P.M. AT THE SCUBA NEW ARRIVALS MER' OM TOY. TO OPERATE THEM. LET'S ~LL BE WATER CLUBHOUSE. ALL MASTER MASONS ARE 14TH NAVAL DISTRICT - MICHAEL L. CONSC1OU5~ , URGED TO ATTEND. LOOK, HAROLD NISHIMURA AND FRANCIS ...... ·..... A. DUNWELL ARE HERE ON TDY. CHILDREN'S COMMUNICANT CLASSES AT BELL TELEPHONE LABS. - L. J. SWI~MING CLAS~ES 3:15 P.M. FRIDAY IN CHAPLAIN DAUGHTRY'S SHArER RETURNED. THE RED CROSS LEARN TO SWIM 0F"f! CE. CORPS Of ENGINEERS - BOI ARBAUGH CLASSES WILL MOL. ITS SECOND CLASS ·..... IS HERE ON TOY. TONIGHT AT 6 P.M. AT THE DEPENDENT'S CLASS fOR ADULTS IN STUDYING THE WELCOt€ ABOARD! POOL. ALL BEGINNERS AR~ WELCOME. NEW TESTAMENT WILL BE HELD IN ROON 2 ...... OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL, 7:30 P.N. FRIDAY. FOR PASSENGERS' AND WELL-WISHERS' RED CROSS LIFE SAVING CLAS~ ·..... COMfORT AND SAfETY, SECURITY HAS THE RED CROSS SENIOR LifE SAVING FOR SAlE BEEN REQUESTED TO KEEP DOGS OUT OF CLASS WILL BE HELD FRIDAY AT 6:00 STEREO TAPE Of THE "KING AND I", THE TERMI NAL PASSENGER LOBBY. P.N. AT THE DEPEH.ENt'S POOL. SOUND TRACK RECORDING fROM MOVIE, RESIDENT'S ASSISTANCE IS REQUEST­ ...... NEVER BEEN OPENED. SEE AT ROOM 224, ED TO KEEP PRIVATELY OWNED DOGS OUT NIKE ZEUS DORMITORY. .Of THI S AREA. RE~K£R! APR I L 9TH I S THE DEAD­ ·...... LINE fOR ORDERt RG EASTER Flo-lERS • REMEMBER NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK ORDERS ARE TAKEN AT THE SPECIAL SER­ APRIL 8-14. VISIT SPECIAL SERVICES PLEASE HELP CONSERVE WATER VICES OFFICE, YOU MUST APPLY IN PER­ AIR CONDITIONED LIBRARY, 2ND FLOOR Of SON TO PLACE ORDER. THE SPECIAL SERVICES BU LDING.