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VOL. 3 Noo I J , J ~AJALEHN, MARSHALL ~SLAND SATURDAY 5 MAY ~962

NEWS IN BRIEF u.s. SETS OFF NUMBER FOUR A-BLAST

WASHBNGTON -- THE SJBVERSIVE A:TIV­ WASH~NGTON, MAY 4 (UPi)--THE UN~rED SlATES TODAY SET O~F THE FOURTH NUCL[AR BTIES CON1ROL BOARD HAS RULED THAT THE EXPLOSION IN iTS 10-CAY-OLD PAC~F~C TEST SER~ES, AN "iNTERMEDDATE YiELD" INTERNATIONAL UNION OF MINE, MILL AND WEAPON THAT PROBABLY EQJAlLED T~E POWER o~ ABOUT 100,000 TONS OF TNT. SMELTER WORKERS IS COMMUNIST-INFIL­ As IN ALL PREVnOUS TESTS, THE DEV~CE WAS DROPPED FROM AN AIRPLANE AND EX~ TRATED. PLODED iN THE ATMOSPHERE NEAR BR~T~SH-CONTROlLED CHRUSTMAS ISLAND o IT WAS T~E THiS MAKES THE UNION INELIGiBLE TO T~~~D PACiFUC SHOT WITH AN EXPLOS!v~ BARGAIN FOR iTS MEMBERS OR DO ANY OF fO~CE OF MORE THAN 20,000 TONS OF iNT THE OTHER TH 8 NGS A UN ION MAY DO UNDER I NDONES I AN PARATROOPS DROP BUT lESS THAN ONE MBLLBON TONS. THE NATIONAL LABOR f-{ELATloNS ACT. ONTO DUTCH ISLAND THE TESl WAS ANNOUNCED AS ADMINiSTRA­ THE BOARD RULED THAT THE UN!ON IS HotLANDDA, DUTCIi NEW GUBNEA, MAY 4 TJON OfFDCBALS SADD EVIDENCE AVA~lABLE SUBSTANTIALLY CONTROLLED BY MEN WHO (UPI)--ABOUl 25 INDONESIAN PARATROOPS TO THEM INDICATED THAT RUSS8A MA' BEGUN ARE NOW OR HAVE BEEN ENGAGED IN SUPPORT-HAVE BEEN DROPPED ON THE DUTCH ~SlAND A N~W SERDES OF MASSIVE TESTS WIT~iN ING THE AMERICAN COMMUNiST PARTY, OF fAK fAK NEAR THE NEW GUiNEA COAST ~~~ NEXT FEW DAYS. THEY SAID ALL AVACL­ FURTHER, THE BOARD RULED TH~ U.S. AND DUTCH MARINES HAVE BEEN SENT TO ABLE BNTELlBGENCE SHOWED THE NEW SERIES COMMUNIST PARTY HAS GIVEN AID TO THE HUNT THEM DOWN, OT WAS ANNOUNCED TODA~o W'AS qCADY .. MINE, MILL AND SMELTER WORKERS UNiON. REAR ADMo LEENDERT REEseR, DUTCH THttS COULD ACCOUNT fOR THE RELATIVELY NINE OFFICIALS OR EX-OFFICIALS OF MILI1AR~ COMMANDER iN WEST Ntw GUBNEA, MilD PROTESTS FROM SOVRET OFF3CiAlS THE UNDON HAVE ALREADY BEEN FINED OR ANNOUNCED THE LANDiNGS, THE THHRD AGAUNST THE UoSQ TESTS. WHILE SOME IMPRISONED FOR CONSPIRING TO DENY "INVASiON" SINCE JA~o 150 HE SAiD COMWJN! ST PUB L n CAT nONS HAVE Dr;I!JOIUNIC'[P FALSELY THAT THEY WERE MEMBERS Of MULITARY PATROLS HAVE ENGAGED THE THE PAC!fUC SERiES iN STRONG TERMS, THE COMMUNIST PARTY. INDONESiANS AND THAT SOME HAVE BErN OffGC!AL ReACT80N FROM Moscow HAS BEEN "" .. - KILLED AND OTHERS CAPTURED. MUCH CALMER. HOLLANDiA, DUTCH NEW GUINEA -- THE "PRISONERS STATED THAT PARATROOPS ALL THE AMER8CAN TESTS TO DATE APPEAR DUTCH HAVE ANNOUNCED THAT ABOUT 25 HAD RECENTLY LANDED IN THE AREA AND TO HAVE INVOLVED ATTEMPTS TO PACK MORE INDONESIAN PARATROOPERS HAVE BEEN WERE HIDftNG !N THE JUNGLE," REESER PUNCH UNTO INTERCONT!NENTAL MISSULE DROPPED ON THE DUTCH ISLAND OF fAK SARDo WARrlEADS o f AK NEAR THE Nnl Gu J NEA COAST. DUTCH OTHER REPORTS SAKD INDONESIAN AUR LAST WEDNESDAY THE TASK fORCE EXPLODED MARINES HAVE BEEN SENT TO HUNT THEM fORCE PLANES WERE SIGHTED AT SORON A DtVGCE BELUEVED EQUAL TO THE POWER or DOWN. THE DUTCH MILITARY COMMANDER EN THE SO-CALLED "B9RD~S HEAD" OF ONE TO Ffivt MILlBON TONS OF TNT. ~T DN NEW GUINEA SAID THAT PATROLS HAVE NORTHWEST NEW GUINEA. CO~JtD HAVE BEEN THE ACTUAL WARHEAD fOR ENGAGED THE INDONESIANS AND THAT SOME FA~ FAK IS ON THE BOMBARAJ PENUNSULA THt LATEST MODEL ICBM'so INVADERSHAVE BEEN KILLED OR CAPTURED. IN NORTHEAST NEW GUINEA ABOUT 190 MULES THE OTHER lHREE SHOTS HAVE BEEN iN SOUTHWEST OF NAKOKWARI AND US A PORT ON THE 20,000 TO 999,000 TON TNT CLASS. CARACAS, VENEZUELA -- GOVERNMENT THE CERAVL SEA CLAIMED BY INDONESIANS THE TESTS, KNOWN AS OPERATOON DOM8N~C, PLANES HAVE HEAVILY BOMBED THE EAST­ AS ITS OWN TERRITORIAL wATERS. STARTED APRIL 25. ERN VENEZUELAN PORT CITY OF CARUPANO THE INDONESIANS HAVE CARRiED OUT II" 0 •• 0 WHERE ONE THOUSAND MARINES REVOLTED LANDiNGS ON THE SOUTH COAST NEAR ASMANA AIR FORCE FIRES TITAN TODAY. THE MUTINOUS MARINES SET UP AND ON THE ISLANDS OF WAIEGEO AND GAG A "PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT." HEAVY NORTHWEST OF NEW GUiNEA. VANDENBERG AIR fORCE BASE, CAFifORNiA FiGHTING HAS BEEN REPORTED IN THE DUTCH FORCES HAVE REPORTED 173 MAY 4 (uPI)--THE U.s. AiR fORCE SUCCESS~ CiTY BETWEEN LOYALIST AND ANTI-GOVERN­ INDONESIANS CAPTURED AND MORE THAN 50 FULLY F~RED A TITAN I INTER-CONTINENTAL

MENT IN n'o AREAS 0 KILLED SINCE THE INFilTRATIONS BEGAN BALlaSTiC MISSILE (ICBM) 5,000 MULE$ (SEE PAGE TWO) LAST JANUARY. REESER DID NOT DISCLOSE DOWNRA~GE TODAY TO A TARGET AREA NEAR HOW MANY HAD BEEN KILLED OR CAPTURED WAI',E iSLAND o PARIS ~- THE fRENCH GOVERNMENT SAYS AT fAK FAK BUT SAID MILitARY PATROLS THE FiRiNG OF THE HUGE WEAPON, MARK8NG 8T IS SPEEDING PLANS fOR ALGERIAN WENT INTO ACT!ON WHEN THE NATiVE POP~ THE !OOTH ~8SSaLE SHOT FROM THIS PAC~rIC 1NDEPENDENC[ DESPiTE VIOLENCE BY ULATION TiPPED OfF THE DUTCHG MISSILE RANGE BASE, WAS DESCRIBED AS EUROPEAN TERRORISTS. SOURCES iN (THE DEFENSE MiNfSlRY ANNOUNCED ~N UA GOOD ONE" BY AN AIR fORCE SPOKESMAN D PARIS SAY THE REfERENDUM ON ALGERiAN THE HAGUE THAT THE PARATROOPS WERE HE SAXD IT MADE A "SUCCESSFUL FLiGHT" FREEDOM WILL BE HELD ABOUT MID-JULY o DROPPED APRIL 27 AND THAT U~IDENTiFIED AND LANDED UN THE IMPACT AREA AT SEA, THE GOVERNMENT ALSO SAID IT HAS AGREED AIRCRAFT WERE SEEN MAY 3 AT SORONG BUT WOULD NOT DISCLOSE HOW CLOSE ITS ON DRASTIC NEW MEASURES TO CRUSH THE AND KAIMANAo IT SA!D "ALL THE NECES­ DUMMY WARHEAD CAME TO A BULL'S EYE. SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION. IN ALGIERS SARY MEASURES" ARE BEING TAKEN. THE lBTAN ! HAS A DISTANCE RANGE OF TODAY, TERRORISTS EXPLODED A GASOLiNE (GOVERNMENT SOURCES SAiD TWO ROYAL AT LEAST 6,325 STATUTE MILES. TRUCK~ KILLING ONE MOSLEM AND INJUR­ DuTCH NAVY fRIGATES CARRYING MARINES • I) ••• II ING 10 OTHER PERSONS. WERE SPEEDING TO fAK fAK TO AID LOCAL PRINCETOWN, ENGLAND) MAY 4 (UPI)-~ FORCES. THEY NOTED THAT THE iNVASION CONViCT ALBERT (THE KING) KING DUG HiS NEW ORLEANS -- PRESIDENT KENNEDY, CAME ONLY FIVE DAYS AFTER HOLLAND WAY OUT OF BRGTAfN'S TOUGHEST PRiSON IN NEW ORLEANS FOR THE DEDICATION OF ASKED THE UNITED NATiONS TO SEND ThURSDAY AND A POLICE OrFICIAL CALLED iT A NEW WHARF, URGED APPROVAL FOR HIS OBSERVERS TO THE AREA iN AN ATTEMPT "A CLASSiC ESCAPE." TARIFF CUTTING PROGRAM AS A CORNER­ To "STABILIZE" THE SITUATION. DARTMOORE PRISON OFFICiALS SAID THE STONE IN A TRILLION-DOLLAR ATLANTIC (IN GENEVA, ACTUNG UNITED NATIONS KING DUG THROUGH THE FLOOR Of HIS GROUND PARTNERSHIP. THE PRESIDENT MADE TWO SECRETARY GENERAL THANT SAID HE FELT FLOOR CELL TO AN AIR VENT PtPE AND SPEECHES BEFORE CHEERING CROWDS. HE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE DUTCH AND SQUEEZED THROUGH THE PiPE INTO THE EX­ ALSO EXPRESSED HOPe THAT THE CITY INDONESIAN GOVERNMENTS OVER WEST NEW ERCiSE YARD AND AWAY. WOULD SETTLE ITS SCHOOL INTEGRATION GUINEA HAVE BEEN NARROWED AS * RESULT QUARREL PEACEfULLY. OF MEDiATION EFFORTS BY AMERiCAN DIP­ KWAJALEIN WATER LOMAT ELLSWORTH BUNKER. USED 5/4/62 00 WASHINGTON -- THE UoS. REPORTEDLY (THANT SAID HE IS OPTiMISTIC ABOUT TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 233J5 MAY CUT BACK ON FUTURE PRODUCTION OF THE OUTCOME Of fURTHER NEGOTIATIONS o GALLONS NUCLEAR WEAPONS. THE U.S. HAS BEEN (IN MOSCOW, MEANWHILE) AN INDONESIAN PER CAPITA ~ 86.9 STOCKPILING NUCLEAR WEAPONS FOR 15 DELEGATION HEADED BY fOREIGN MINiSTER TOTAL aN STORAGE - 8,825,000 YEARS AND HAS TENS OF THOUSANDS OF SUBANDRao OPENED FORMAL TALKS WITH THE THEMG THE DEfENSE DEPARTMENT REFUSES SOVIEl UNiON AIMED AT OBTAINING !N­ DAILY WATER METER READINGS TO COMMENT ON THE CUTBACK, BUT THE CREASED DELBVERIES Of ARMSo HOUSiNG OCEAN 1,500 GALLONS REPORT SAYS 'T WOULD COME MAINl~ iN (A DiSPATCH FROM THE HOOK OF HOLLAND HOUSING LAGOON NO REPORT SMALLER ATOMIC WEAPONS DESIGNED fOR SAiD THE DUTCH SHIP WATERMAN SAiLED YOKWE YUK CLUB 14,800 GALLONS ARMY BATTLEFIELD USE. TODAY FOR WEST NEW GUINEA WITH MORE MESS HALL 7,200 GALLONS (SEE PAGE FOUR) THAN 850 TROOPS TO RAISE SlR[NG1H IN LAUND~Y 17,400 GALLONS POWER PLANT 20,~OO GALLONS ••• I) ... THE AREA TO ABOUl 8,000 MEN. THE RE!N­ FORCEMEN1S WEHE SENT DESPITE A STATE­ WEST END OF ~SLAND 10,800 GALLONS MENT BY INDONtSI, PRESiDENT SUKARNO THERE COULD BE NO NEGOTIATiONS IF.) HeL' LAND CONTiNUED TO SEND IN rROOPS. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 5 MAY

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECI ION CF THE MILITARY REVOLT IN VENEZUELA CCfv1fv1AND 1,\lb (-r- t, r ! l; p/\. I F I C MISS ILE RA~G: FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL CARACAS, VENFZI,r I A" fl/l/1Y ~~ (UPI ) ... - THF ,_ One-MAN GARR ISON Of VENEZUELA'S ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU SECOND LARGEST N VAL BASE AT CARUPANO REVOLTED AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT TODAY OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c AND SEIZED THE CITY o WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. THE REBELS BROADCAST A PROCLAMATION DEMANDING THE IMMEDiATE RESIGNATION

Of PRESIDENT ROMULO BETANCOURT. THEY CLAIMED TOTAL CONTROL OF THE CiTY o THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY "THE ARMED FORCES WANT TO RE-ESTABliSH A ~EALLY DEMOCRAT~C VtNEZUELA," A MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE REBEL COMMUNIQUE SAID. IT SAID "TRIUMPH" OF THE UPRBSlNG WAS "A3SURED~ FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE BLOODY FIGHTING APPEARED IMMINENT. THE GOVER~lMENT MOBiLIZED SEA, LAND PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS AND AiR fORCES TO MOVE AGABNST THE IS 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. EASTERN PORT CITY TO THE EAST OF TITOVS GIVEN WHIRL WIND CARACAS. THE HOURGlASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TOUR OF WASHINGTON THERE WAS NO iMMEDIATE WORD OF THE TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR WASHINGTON, MAY 3 (UPI)--TAMARA POSBTION OF THE SMALL NATHONAL GUARD PUBLICATION. SllYEVNA TITOV, ATTRACTiVE 24-YEAR DETACHMENT AT CARUPANO. OLD WifE OF RUSSIA'S VISITING COSMO- DEFENSE MINISTER ANTONIO BtCENO EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN NAUT, WAS ALL EYES TODAY AS SHE FOLLOW­ L~NARES SAID TROOPS WERE BE~NG EMBARKED ED HER HUSBAND THROUGH A WHIRLWIND AT CUMANA, 60 MILES WEST OF CARUPANO DAY OF SIGHTSEEING, INTRODUCTIONS AND THE NEAREST MAJOR CITY, AND AT MAN TELLS OF FAMILIES tND SPEECHES o LA GUAIRA, THE PORT CITY FOR CARACASo DEATH IN PAKISTAN RIOTS WHILE U.s. ASTRONAUT JOHN H. GLENN IT WAS THE BIGGEST MiliTARY MOVEMENT RAJSHAHI DISTRICT, EAST PAKISTAN, JR. ESCORTED TITOV THROUGH A FAST­ AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT IN TWO YEARS o MAY 4 (UPI)-- AN INDIAN MOSLEM REfUGEE PACED TOUR Of WASHINGTON, MRS. GLENN HOWEVER, OfFICIALS DESCRBBED 8T AS AN TODAY TOLD U.P.I. REPORTER M. R. AKHTAR ACTED AS HOSTESS fOR THE SHY, BRUNETTE ISOLATED ACTION o HOW HE WITNESSED HIS WifE BEING KILLED WifE OF THE SOVIET SPACEMAN. THE REBELS WERE REPORTED TO HAVE NO AND HIS TWO CHILDREN BURNT ALIVE DURING MRS o T,TOV SELDOM SPOKE. MAJOR WARSHIP UNDER THEIR CONTROL BUT COMMUNAL RIOTS IN MURSHIDABAD. BOTH WOMEN WOUND UP SEVERAL PACES TO BE OPERATING SMALL, fAST PATROL ACCORDING TO THE PEASANT, ABDRU BEHIND THEIR HUSBANDS AND HAD TO BE CRAFT. RAHMAN, 30, Of LOHARPUR VILLAGE Of CALLED TO THE SIDE OF THE MEN AT ALL COMMUNiCATIONS WERE CUT W~THHN JANGIPUR MURSHIDABAD, HE WAS SLEEPING VARIOUS POINTS IN THEIR VISITS TO THE AREA, WHICH LIES ABOUT 350 MILES WITH HIS WifE AND TWO CHILDREN AGED THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL, WASHINGTON EAST OF CARACASo BUT THE GOVERNMENT fOUR AND TWO WHEN HINDUS SURROUNDED MONUMENT, NATIONAL ARCHIVES, CAPITOL, ISSUED A COMMUNIQUE CONFIRMING THE ABOUT 150 MOSLEM HOUSES AND SET fIRE SMITHSONIAN INSTITU1 E AND THE UPRISING AND SAYING DTS FORCES WERE TO THEM. ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY. iN ACTION. ABDRU RAHMAN SAID ARMED POLICE ON THE TWO WIVES RODE TOGETHER WITH THE COMMUNiQUE SAID THE REST OF THE DUTY STOOD BY AS ONLOOKERS. MRS. ANATOLY F. DOBRYNIN, WIFE OF COUNTRY WAS QUBET. HE SAID HE RUSHED OU, fOLLOWED BY THE SOVIET AMBASSADOR, IN A LIMOUSINE HIS WifE, IN "A BEWILDERED STATE". BEHIND THE ONE USED BY THE SPACEMEN INDIAN TROOPS GIVEN ORDERS WHEN I REALIZED THAT MY CHILDREN IN AN 18-CAR MOTORCADE. WHEN A WERE LEfT BEHIND IN THE BURNING HOUSE REPORTER ASKED MRS. GLENN WHAT THEY TO RETALIATE ON CHINA GUARDS IT WAS TOO LATE BECAUSE THE BURNING HAD BEEN DISCUSSING, SHE SMILED AND NEW DELHI, MAY 4 (UPI)--INDBAN TROOPS BAMBOO ROOf HAD ALREADY COLLAPSED." SAID, "LADY TALK." AT STRATEG!C POINTS ON THE CHINA-INDiA "My CH I LDRE N \ 'ERE BURNT ALIVE. " THE BROWN-EYED MRS. TITOV WORE BORDER HAVE RECEiVED ORDERS TO RETALIATE RAHMAN ADDED THAT THREE HINDUS WITH A BLUE PRINT DRESS WITH A PICTURE IMMED8ATELY IN THE EVENT CHINESE TROCPS DAGGERS IN HAND CAUGHT HOLD Of HIM OF THE KREMLIN ON ITo MRS. GLENN, ATTACK THEM, WELL INFORMED SOURCES SAID AND HIS WifE. HE SAID "I REQUESTED ALSO A DARK-EYED BRUNETTE, WORE AN TODAY o THEM AGAIN AND AGAIN TO TAKE AWAY APRICOT-COLORED WOOL DRESS WITH MATCH­ THE SOURCES SAID THAT THE NEW ORDER WHATEVER WE HAVE BUT NOT KILL US." ING JACKET AND A WHITE STRAW HATo WAS SENT TO INDIAN COMMANDS WEDNESDAY SUDDENLY ONE Of THEM STABBED MY Wlfl WHILE THE TWO SPACEMEN EXCHANGED AfTER RECEIPT Of INfORMAT80N THAT THE RIGHT ON THE BREAST AND SHE DIED IN­ QUIPS ON THE ELEVATOR TAKING THEM 555 CHINESE MAY TRY TO DESTROY INDiAN BOR­ STANTLY. fEET TO THE TOP OF THE WASHINGTON DER CHECKPOINTS 8N NORTHERN LADHAKo To DATE, MORE THAN 3,000 INDIAN MONUMENT, MRS. GLENN TOLD MRS. TITOV THE SOURCES SAID THE GOVERNMENT HAS MOSLEM REFUCEES HAVE POURED INTO SHE COULD FEEL THE CLIMB IN HER EARS o TOLD ITS BORDER TROOP COMMANDERS NOT RAJSHAHI DISTRICT fROM ACROSS THE SHE ASKED MRS o TITOV IF SHE fELT IT TO TAKE ANY PROVOCATiVE ACilON BUT INDIAN BORDER SEEKING SANCTUARY FROM TOO AND THE RUSSIAN WOMAN GAVE A THAT IN THE EVENT THE CHINESE TRY TO THE COMMUNAL RIOTS. ONE WORD ANSWER, "NO." DISLODGE THEM fROM THEIR POSITION THEY PAKISTANI AUTHORITIES HAVE SET UP MRS TITOV, WHO TRAINED AS A NURSE SHOULD NOT RETREAT. SIX REFUGEE CAMPS BUT SAID SEVERAL AND HAS SAID SHE WOULD BE GLAD TO OFflCKAL SOURCES REFUSED EiTHER TO HUNDREDS WERE STAYING WITH RELATIVES. JOIN HER HUSBAND ON A SPACE FLIGHT, CONFIRM OR DENY THAT SUCH ORDERS WERE PAKISTANI AUTHO~ITIES AT RAJSHAHI SEEMED ALMOST AS INTERESTED AS HE SENT BUT AN OfFIC!AL SPOKESMAN DID SAY DISTRICT SAID DESPITE THE INFLUX OF IN THE 'F1EEDOM 7" CAPSULE or ASTRO­ "WE CERTAINLY ARE NOT GOING TO BE REFUGEES THE SITUATION WAS WELL UNDER NAUT ALAN B. SHEPARD DISPLAYED AT COWED DOWN BY THREATS OR LET OTHERS CONTROL. THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONo SHE OCCUpy OUR TERRITORY OR ViOLATE OUR RAJSHAHI UNIVERSITY AND OTHER EDUCA­ HAD NO COMMENT OR QUESTIONS BUT SHE TERRiTORIAL INTEGRITY." TIONAL INSTITUTIONS WERE FUNCTIONING LEANED OVER AND TOUCHED IT. THE SPOKESMAN REfERRED TO PRIME SMOOTHLY, THE CURFEW IMPOSED A FEW DESPITE SHOVING CROWDS, WHICH FOR MINISTER JAWAHARLAL NEHRUOS STATEMENT DAYS BACK HAS BEEN LIFTED, THOUGH THE THE MOST PART WERE MADE UP Of NEWS­ iN PARLIAMENT THAT INDIAN TROOPS WOULD ARMY WAS PATROLLING THE AREA DAY AND MEN AND TEENAGE TOURISTS, MRS.TITOV NEVER BE WITHDRAWN FROM THtlR POSTS NIGHT UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF AN AND MRS. GLENN BOTH WERE IN GOOD IN LADHAK. INSPECTOR OF POLICE. HUMOR AND SEEMED FRIENDLY ON THEIR • • 0 •• 0 EAST PAKISTAN GOVERNOR AZAM KHAN TOUR. PARIS, MAY 4 (UPI)--SECURiTY FORCES WAS EXPECTED TO ARRIVE IN RAJSHAHI AFTER THEIR PAKTY VISITED THE TOMB TODAY CORDONED OFF A 15-BLOCK SECTION TODAY. OF THE UNKNOWNS AT ARLINGTON, TITOV or DOWNTOWN ALGIERS IN WHAT APPEARED •••••• AND GLENN MOTORED TO THE WHITE HOUSE TO BE A NEW HUNT FOR SECRET ARMY ORGAN~ CAIRO, MAY 4 (UPI)--OFFICIAL SOURCES FOR A MEETING WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY IZATION (OAS) TERRORISTS AND WEAPONSo TODAY DESCRIBED AS "STUPID NONSENSE" WHILE THEIR WIVES WENT TO THE CURTIS­ THE TROOPS MOVED INTO THE CHAMP DE REPORTS THAT PRESIDENT GAMAL ABDEL LEE MANSION NEAR THE CEMETERY. THE MANOEUVRE SECTION AT 6 AoMo (0700 GMT) NASSER HAD BEEN SHOT. MtNSION ONCE WAS THE HOME OF GEN. CUTTING IT OFF FROM THE REST OF THE

THE REPORTS APPEARED IN A LONDON RObERT E. LEE 0 CITY WITH BARBED WIRE AND ArMORED HALf~ NEWSPAPER (THE DAILY TELEGRAPH). THE HUSBANDS AND WIVES REJOINED TRACKS. THE SOURCES INDICATED NASSER WAS EACH OTHER AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT THEY ALSO IMPOSED A STRICT CURFEW ENJOYING HIS USUAL FRIDAY HOLIDAY. FOR LUNCH. THEN, MRS. TITOV SAT ON THE ENTIRE NEIGHBORHOOD. THE REPORTED SHOOTING WAS SAID TO WITH THE SOVIET DELEGATION AND MRS. THE CHAMP DE MANOEUVRE SEGTION HAS HAVE OCCURRED APRIL 28. BUT OBSERVERS GLENN WITH THE AMERICAN DELEGATION BEEN THE SCENE Of MANY RECENT TERRORiST SAID NASSER CONfERRED WITH PALESTINE AT THE SCIENTIFIC MEETING THEIR ATTACKS, MOST Of THEM DIRECTED AGAUNST CONCILIATION COMMISSION ENVOY JOSEPH HUSBANDS ADDRESSED. MOSLEMS. JOHNSON TUESDAY AND ON WEDNESDAY MET •••••• THE CORDONING OFf CAME AS CONCERN TANGANYIKA'S JUSTICE AND LAND MINISTERS. INCREASED THAT OAS TERRORISM WAS SPREAD~ •••••• CONSERVE WATER ING INTO RURAL ALGERIA • PAGE 3 HOURGLASS SATURDA;f ( 1962 WOMAN FOUND BEATrN IN SPACE TRAVEL MAY CHANGE MYSTERIOUS SLAYING UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I MAN'S EVOLUTION REDS SAY NASSAU, BAHAMAS, MAY 3 (UPI)--A REGISTRATION FOR ENGLISH 50~ WASH~NGTON, MAY 3 (UPl)--Two RUSSiAN SPINSTER SECRETARY, WHOSE EMPLOYER "ENGLISH AS A SECO~D LANGUAGE," IS SCIENTaSTS SUGGESTED THE POSSiBnLITY WAS QUESTIONED IN THE UNSOLVED SLAY­ NOW OPEN. ENGlVSH 50 is AN 8-WEEK TODAY THAT SPACE TRAVEL ~N THE DiSTANT ING OF SIR HARRY OAKES 19 YEARS AGO, (ONE NIGHT A WEEK) NON-CREDiT COURSE F~TURE MAy CHANGE MANvS HEREDiTARY WAS FOUND BEATEN TO DEATH YESTERDAY SPONSORED BY THE UNBVERSUTY OF HAWAii, PATTERNS AND ALTER THE COURSE OF HUM~N IN THE 12~ROOM HOME SHE OCCUPIED ALONE AND BEGINS FRiDAY, MAY 11TH, FROM EVOLUT'ON o POLICE SAID TODAY. 7-9 P.Mo IN ROOM 9 OF THE GEORGE V. V. PARiN AND 0 0 Go GAZENKO Of lHE THE V'CTIM, DOROTHY MACKSEY, ABOUT SEITZ SCHOOlo MRS o BETTY KNEIP, B.So SOVIET ACADEMY OF SCiENCES SAiD COSMO­ 60, HAD BEEN EMPLOYED IN A REAL DEGREE, IS THE INSTRUCTOR. To ENROLL, NAUTS YURO Ao GAGAR!N AND GHER~AN Sg ESTATE OFFICE OPERATED BY HAROLD CALL MRS. KNEIP AT 633 AFTERNOONS AND TiTOV SURViVED THE!R BRiEF SPACE FLllGHT CHRISTIE, EVENINGS, FOR AN APPOINTMENT o THE WiTH NO APPARENT DAMAGE EXCEPT FOR ~HE WAS fOUND IN AN UPSTAIRS BED­ TUITION FEE IS $20, AND THE BOOK T!TOV'S TEMPORARY "SEASICKNESS" DURBNG ROOM BY AN AGENT FROM THE REAL ESTATE IS $10450 25 HOURS OF WE!GHTLESSN£SSg OfFICE, WHO WENT TO HER HOME AFTER ENGLISH 50 ~s PRIMARILY DESIGNED BUT THEY CLAIMED THAT GE~ETiC CHANGES SHE FAILED TO REPORT FOR WORK. THE FOR STUDENTS WHOSE NATIVE lANGUAGE OCCURRED IN SEEDS WHICH HAD PREVBOUSLY BODY WAS CLAD IN A NIGHTGOWN o SHE IS NOT ENGLISH; HOWEVER, ANYONE WHO BEEN PLACED IN ORBIT FOR PERIODS OF HAD BEEN BEATEN SAVAGELY, POLICE WISHES FURTHER WORK IN ENGLISH 90 MINUTES TO 24 HOURSo THESf CHANGES SAIDo THE MURDER WEAPON WAS NOT COMPOSITION WOULD BENEFDT FROM THE COULD NOT HAVE BEEN CAUSED BY RADIATION, fOUND. COURSE. REQUIREME~TS FOR THE COURSE THE ~CIENTUSTS SAID. THE FliGHT PAT~ CHRISTIE WAS QUESTIONED AND LATER ARE: AT LEAST, I OR 2 YEARS OF HiGH WAS WELL BELOW THE RADIATION ZONE W~gCH CLEARED Of SUSPICION IN THE SLAY- SCHOOL; FAIRLY GOOD ENGLISH SPEAKiNG RINGS THE EARTHo iNG OF OAKES, WHO WAS FOUND BLUDGEONED ABilITY, AND SOME PREVIOUS iNSTRUCTION THE TWO SCIENTISTS SABD THE CHANGES, AND BURNED IN His BED ON JULY 7, 19430 AND PRACTICE IN WRITDNG ENGLISH. WHICH MADE THE SEEDS GROW MORE RAPHDLY CHRISTIE WAS AN OVERNIGHT GUEST IN COMPOSITION WILL BE STRESSED, AS THAN NORMAL, MUST HAVE BEEN CAUSED BY OAKES' HOME AT THE TIME OF THE SLAY­ WELL AS INSTRUCTION IN CORRECT ENGLISH THE WHOLE "COMPLEX OF FLiGHT FACTORS." ING. USAGE AND SPELLING, AND RULES OF THESE INCLUDE THE STRESSES OF LIFTOFF SUSPiCION LATER TURNED TO ALFRED THE LANGUAGE. AND POWERED FLIGHT AND REENTRY INTO THE DE MARRGNY, WHO HAD ELOPED WITH OAKES' ATMOSPHERE, WHEN NORMAL WEIGHT IS DAUGHTER, NANCY, WHEN SHE WAS 18. BOOSTED MANY TIMES, AND THE STATE OF OAKES HAD DESCRIBED HIS SON-tN-LAW ATTENTION ARCHERY FANS WEiGHTLESSNESS WHICH EXiSTS DURING AS A "FORTUNE-HUNTING UPSTART." ORBITAL FL!GHT. DE MARIGNY WENT ON TRIAL IN OCTOBER THE ISLAND ARCHERY CLUB W!LL HAVE PARIN AND GAZENKO REPORTED ON SPACE 1943, BUT WAS ACQUITTED BY A JURY. A SHOOT TOMO~ROW, MAY 6TH BETWEEN FLiGHT EFFECTS AT THE THIRD INTERNATiONAL MISS MACKSEY HAD COME TO NASSAU 1:30 AND 3:30 PoM. ON THE ARCHERY SPACE SCUENCE SYMPOSIUM OF THE WORLD SEVERAL YEARS BEFORE THE OAKES MURDER. RANGE NORTH OF THE TRINSIENT HOTElo COMM !TTEE ON SPACE RESEARCH (COSPAR) () SHE WAS A LONG-TIME EMPLOYE OF LAST SUNDAY THERE WERE 57 PARTICR­ IN ADDiTION TO SEEDS, HUMAN T~SSUE CHRBSTIE o PANTS. EVERYONE is W£LCOMEo CULTURES, AND A HOST OF SMALL LABORA­

POLICE SAID MISS MACKSEY HAD LEfT .&0000 TORY ANIMALS, SIX DOGS SCOUTED THE WORK TUESDAY NIGHT. HER BODY WAS FLiGHT PATH SUBSEQUENTLY TAKEN BY DISCOVERED AT 2:30 P.Mo THE NEXT ATTENTION LIFE SAVERS GAGAR3N AND TITOVu FOUR DOGS STAYED DAY o ANYONE WHO HOLDS A CURRENT SFNiOR ALOFT 24 HOURS, TWO FOR ABOUT 90 LIFE SAVING CARD OR AN EXPIRED WATER MINUTES" SAFETY INSTRUCTORS CARD SHOULD ENROLL PARIN AND GAZENKO SAID THESE FLIGHTS TITOV PREDICTS JOINT IN THE WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR'S CAUSED NO PATHOLOGICAL REACTIONS AMONG SPACE VENTURE CLASS WHICH WILL BE HELD AT THE THE DOGS" ONE OF THEM, STRElKA, HAS WASHINGTON, MAY 2 (UPI)--SOVIET DEPENDENT'S POOL 6 P.M. ON WEDNESDAY, SiNCE TWICE PRODUCED PUPS "WHICH TURNED COSMONAUT GHERMAN TITOV PREDICTED MAY 9. THIS waLL BE THE FIRST CLASS OUT TO BE HEALTHY AND DEVELOPED NOR­ TODAY THAT SPACEMEN FROM THE UNITED AND IT .S MANDATORY THAT YOU ATTEND MALLY o " STATES, RUSSIA, FRANCE AND OTHER IF YOU WISH TO RECEIVE A WATER SAFETY THE SOVIET SCIENTISTS SUGGESTED TH~T COUNTRIES EVENTUALLY WOULD RIDE INSTRUCTORS CARDo THE NEXT BUOlOG,CAL INVESTIGATDON OF TOGETHER TO THE MOON AND PLANETS AND ANYONE INTERESTED IN TAKING THE FLiGHT BEYOND THE EARTH SHOULD BE SOMEDAY TAKE PASSENGERS WITh THEM. ADVANCE BEGINNERS SWIMMING COURSE CARRIED OUT IN "NEW SPACE PATHS." THE BLOND, 27-YEAR-OLD FLIER MADE MAY DO SO BY BEING AT THE DEPENDENT By THIS THEY APPARENTLY MEANT ORBITS THE FAR-REACHING PREDICTION AT A POOL AT 5 PoM. ON THURSDAY, MAY fO. WHiCH WOULD CARRY SPACESHIPS iNTO THE NEWS CONFERENCE AFTER ARRIVING HERE RAD!ATiON ZONE AND PERHAPS BEYOND o FOR A SCIENTIFiC CONFERENCE AND MEET­ THIS WOULD PROVIDE INFORMAT80N ABOUT INGS THURSDAY WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY ATTENTION SCUBA CLUBBERS THE EFFECT ON LIFE OF DIFFERENT KINDS AND AMERICAN ASTRONAUT JOHN H. GLENN OF SPACE RADBATION. THE SCIENTiSTS JR. No TANK FilLiNG EQUIPMENT WAS ALSO RECOMMENDED FLIGHTS OF INCREASED IN PREDICTING THE MULTI-NATION AVAilABLE THIS WEEK SO NONE OF T~E DUR~TiON "TO STUDY THE INFLUENCE OF SPACE FLIGHTS, HE SAID: "As FAR AS TANKS EMPIED IN RELENT DIVES WERl PROTRACTED WEIGHTLESSNESSo" THE T BME I S CONCERNED, IT WILL BE FILLED. PERSONS PLANNiNG TO ATTEND As BEFORE, THESE "NEW SPACE PATHS" SOONER IF OUR PEOPLE COME TO AN THE DIVE THIS WEEK ARE ADVISED TO SHOULD BE SCOUTED BY ANIMALS BEFORE AGREEMENT ON DISARMAMENT." LOCATE FULL TANKS, PO~SIBLY FROM ENTRUSTiNG HUMAN ASTRONAUTS TO THEM, SHORTLY BEFORE TITOV ARRIVED AT PERSONS NOT EXPEC1!NG TO ATTEND. THE SCIENTISTS SAIDo THiS TIME, HOW~

NATIONAL AIRPORT, THE WHITE HOUSE 000«110" EVER, "DIFFERENT BIOLOGUCAL OBJECTS ANNOUNCED THAT THE PRESIDENT WOULD LONDON, MAY ~ (UPI)--A 39-YEAR-OLD SHOULD BE USED AS iNDiCATORS TO POSSIBL MEET WITH THE COSMONAUT THURSDAY BRITON HAS DEFIED GRAVITY AND BECOME HARMFUL ACTIONS IN OUTER SPACE o AFTER HE AND GLENN COMPLETE AN THE FIRST KNOWN MAN iN H'SlORY TO FLY •••••• EARLY SIGHT-SEEING TOUR·OF THE MORE THAN A ~A~F MILE ~SING ONLY HIS SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, MAY 3 (UP!) CAPITAL. THE TJO SPACEMEN ALSO HOLD OWN POWER, THE ROYAL AERONAUTICAL --ACTRESS JAYNE MANSFiELD TODAY FILED A JOINT NEWS CONFERENCE THURSDAYa SOCIETY SAID TODAY o FOR A DIVORCE IN A MOVE THAT STUNNED TITOV, WHO ORBITED THE EARTH 17 JOHN Co WI NPENNY, WHO TRM'SFOPMED HUSBAND ~1uCKEY HARGITAY, ,U I HE TOLD TIMES LAST AUGUST, SAID O~E OF THE INTO REALITY MANKiND'S CENTURIES OLD NEWSr-1EN SiE WAS "SURE WE WILL MAKE IT THINGS HE WANTED TO DISCUSS WITH DREAM, ANNOUNCED PRCMPTLY HE WILL uPo" CLENN WAS THE MYSTERIOUS FLECKS OF START TRAiNING IMMEDIATELY TO EXTEND THE BUXOM 28-YEAR-OLD BLONDE CHARGED LIGHT BOTH SAW DURING THEIR TRIPS HiS DISTANCE TO MORE THAN A M!lEo ~tRGITAY WITH EXTREME MENTAL CRUELTY INTO SPACE WHEN TOLD THAT SOME AMER­ "I WAS PRETTY PUFFED WHFN I FIN~SHE~' AND GRIEVOUS MENTAL SUFFERING IN A

ICAN SCIENTISTS THOUGHT THEY WERE HE SAID, "BUT I'M ALL RIGhT NOW Q " SUiT FUlED IN SUPERIOR COURT LATE TODAY CAUSED BY PAINT THAT HAD PEELED FROM THE BR!TiSH BROADCASTING CORPORAT!O~ SHE ASKED CUSTODY OF THEIR TWO CHiLD­ THE METAL EXTERIOR OF GLENNtS ROCKET, MADE THE STORY OF HIS HiSTORIC PCDALL­ REN AND HER DAUGHTER BY A PREViOUS TITOV SAID HE WAS "QUITE ~URE THAT ING--IN A CRAFT CALLED THE "PUFFIN" MARRHAGEo THE PAINT OF VOSTOK II WAS NOT PEEL­ BEFORE OBSERVERS FROM 13 NATiONS BUT THREE HOURS AFTER THE FiLING, ING." LAST WEDNESDAY--A PRINCIPAL iTEM IN SHE RETURNED TO HER PLUSH PINK HOME "I CERTAINLY SAW, AS YOU CALL THEM, NEWSCASTSo ON SUNSET BOULEVARD FOR A FACE-TO-FACE THE 'FIREFLIES'", HE SAID, OR, AS WE WiNPENNY FLEW 993 YARDS AT AN AVER­ MEETRNG WITH THE STARTLED HARGITAY. CALL THEM, FLUORESCENT SPOTS. AGE 19-1/2 M.P.Ho OVER LEVEL GROUND THEN SHE EMERGED FOR A PRESS CONFERENCE AT AN AVERAGE HEIGH1 OF FIVE FEET. GARBED IN A SKIN-TIGHT GOLD LAME SHIRT H!S MAxiMUM H£IGHT DURING THE FljG~r AND SLAcK COMBINATION SET orr BV A WAS riGHT FEETo RHiNESTONE BELT. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SATuRDAY GENERAL MESS MENU UPI'S TOP 20 RECORDS SUNDAY 6 MAY 1962 BRUNCH SUPPER CHICAGO, MAY 5 (UPI) THE SHIRELLES' CHILLED FRUIT JUICE CREP~ OF MUSHROOM SOUP WAXING OF "SOLDIER BOyfI RANKED NO I CHILLED FRESH FRUIT ROAST PRIME RIB OF TODAY FOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT WEEK HOT & COLD CEREAL BEEF Au Jus IN THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL LINGUISA SAUSAGE 1000: OMIT: LINGUISA S6.ilSAGE BAKED POTATOES SURVEY OF THE TOP 20 TUNES EGGS TO ORDER ADD: MINUTES STEAK CREOLE STRING BEANS "MASHED POTATO TIME,!! AS DONE BY STEAMED RICE SAUTE ONIONS STEAt-1ED RICE DEE DEE SHARP, MUNCHED UPWARD INTO HASH BROWN POTATOES COLE SLAW COMBINATION SALAD SECOND PLACE FROM THIRD, AND SHELLEY HOT TOAST, SUI rER & JAM I CED TEA w/LEtvJON HOT ROLLS FABARES' "JOHNNY ANrEL'S" HALO SLIP­ JE LLY T\01l ST PINEAPPLE UPSIDE DOWN PED A NOTCH FOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT CHiLLED MILK - HOT COFFEE CAKE WEEK INTO THIRD. FRUIT PUNCH-MILK-COFFEE IISTRANGER ON THE SHORE," BY ACKER BILK, AND "SHE CRIED," BY JAY AND MONDAY 7 MAY 1962 THE AMERICANS, STAYED WHERE THEY BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER WERE ONE WEEK AG~--FOURTH AND FiFTH CHILLED FRUIT JUICE HAM & BEAN SOUP MINESTRONE SOUP WALTER BRENNAN I S nOLO R I VERT' ROLLED CHILLED FRESH FRUIT BAKED STUFFED MEAT LOAF ROAST BARON OF 3EEF FROM 10TH TO 6TH, BUT ELVIS PRESLEY'S HOT & COLD CEREAL \.J/MuSHRoofv1 SAUCE AuJus IIGOOD LUCK CHARM" AND JIMMY DEAN'S GRILLED BACON CURLS MASHED POTATOES PARSLEY POTATOES ttp_T 109" SLOWED A NOTCH EACH INTO SCRAMBLED EGGS BROCCOLI wiLEMON BUTTER BUTTERED GREEN BEANS SEVENTH AND EIGHTH RESPECTIVELY HASH BROWN POTATOES STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE MARY WELLS' "THE ONE WHO REALLY STEAtv1ED RICE LETTUCE WEDGE w/looO SALAD BAR W/DRESSING LOVES You," ROMANCED THE TOP '0 FOR GLAZED DOUGHNUTS ISLAND DRESSING MARBLE CAISOUL 12:00 P.M. SIGN OFF I: 15 P.M THE NAVY SWINGS LOVE LETTERS - KETTY LESTER 1:30 P M SHOP'S CONCERT :~. CHOUT' SHOUT! - ERNIE MARESCA SUNDAY 6 MAY 1962 3.00 P. M. HERE'S HOLLYWOOD 19 6NSCIENCE - JAMES DARREN 9·00 A.M SIGN ON ~.30 P.M PEOPLE TO PEOPLE IN ACTION 20. I LEFT My HEART IN SAN FRANCISCO - 9.05 A.M. DEE JAY HOLIDAY (MUSIC) 00 P M FLAIR TONY BENNETT 10'00 A.M MASTER CONTROL 4 30 P M. PAU H~NA SERENADE 10 30 A M BOLERO TIME (MUSIC) 5:00 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S "POPS" CONCERT 11.00 A M. EASY LISTENING (MUSIC) U.So PLANS CUTBACK OF 12'00 NOON NEWS NEW WORLD WIDE WEATHER NUCLEAR STOCKPILES 12.0) P M JMALL WORLD (MUSIC) WASHINGTON, MAY 4 (UPI) THE UNITED I ou P. M. NEWS PLAN APPROVED STATES, WHICH NUMBER ITS NUCLEAR 1.15 P.M THE ROAD OF fREEDOM WASHINGTON, MAY 4 (UPI) THE COMMERCE WEAPONS IN THE TENS OF THOUSANDS, WAS 1.30 P M THE BIG BANDS (MUSIC) DEPARTMENT REPORTED TODAY THAT PLANS REPORTED TODAY TO BE CUTTING BACK 2 00 P.M NEWS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A SOUTHERN PLANS FOR FUTURE PRODUCTION 2·05 P M KALEIDOSCOPE (SHORT WAVE) HEMISPHERE WEATHER COM~UNICATIONS UNDER THE REPORTED PLAN, THE CUTEACK 2 30 P.M SPORTSCOPE NETWORK HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY THE WOULD COME MAINLY IN PRODUCTION OF 2.45 P M NEWS WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION, AND SMALLER ATOMIC WEAPONS DESIGNED FOR 2·:55 P M BASEBALL WARMUP WILL BECOME PART OF A PROGRAM OF BATTLEFIELEI USE 3. 00 P M. BASEBALL GAME OF THE DAY GLOBAL EXCHANGE OF WEATHER INFORMA­ THE DEFENSE DEPARMENT REFUSED DODGERS VS. PIRATES TION COMMENT, ON GROUNDS THE GOVERNMENT 5 00 P M. SEVENTH ARMY SYMPHONY DR. f W. REICHELDERFER, CHIEF OF DOES NOT DISCUSS ITS NUCLEAR WEAPONS 6 00 P M. NEWS THE UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU AND STOCKPILES 6 15 P M THE NAVY SWINGS (MUSIC) PRESIDENT OF THE RErlONAL ASSOCIATION DEPUTY DEFENSE SECRETARY ROSWELL L 6 30 P M PUBLIC AFfAIRS PROGRAM FOR NORTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, SAID GilPATRICK SAID IN A SPEECH LAST 7 00 P M SPOTLIGHT ALBUM (MUSIC) THAT WHEN COMPLETED THE NETWORK WILL OCTOBER, HOWEVER, THtT THIS COUNTRY Tl 7 30 r M SPORTS DESK CONSIST OF AN UNBROKEN CHAIN OF HAD "TENS OF THOUSANDS OF STRATEGIC P M GREAT MOMENTS TO MUSIC POINT-TO-POINT RADIO TELETYPEWRITER AND TACTICAL VEHICLES FOR DELIVERINC J'66 P M NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC AND LAND-LINE TELETYPEWRITER CIRCUITS NUCL EAR WEAPONS, !! AND, 0 F CO UR SE, WE 9.10 P M. You ARE THERE ENC,RCLING AND CONNECTING THE NORTH­ HAVE MORE THAN ONE WARHEAD FOR EACH 10.00 P M NEWS ERN AND SOUTHERN HEMISPHERES VEHICLE It 10 05 P M STEVE ALLEN IN THE FIRST PHASE OF THE WORLD THE GREAT SIZE O~ THE WEAPONS II 05 P.M JOHNNY GREEN'S WORLD OF PROGRAM, WEATHER COMMUNICATIONS STOCKPILE, RANGING IN DESTRUCTIVE MUSIC CENTERS IN THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE AT FORCE FROM FROM A FRACTION OF A 12.00 P.M SIGN OFf NEW YORK, FRANKFURT, MOSCOW, NEW DELHI KilOTON TO ABOUT 25 MEGATONS, PROBABLY AND TOKYO WERE ACTIVATED IN OCTOBER WAS A KEY CONSIDERATION IN THE DECI­ MONDAY 7 MAY 1962 1960 SION TO CUTBACK FUTURE ORDERS A 6.00 A.M SIGN ON IN THE SECOND PHASE, WEATHER KILOTON IS THE EQUAL OF 1,000 TON~ OF 6 02 A M NEWS COMMUNCATIONS CENTERS WILL BE ACTIVA­ TNT IN DESTRUCTIVE FORCE A MEGATON 6 05 A M DON THE DAWN BREAKER TED IN BRASILIA, NAIROBI AND MELBOURNE, EQUALS ONE MILLION TONS OF TNT. 6 30 A M NEWS (REPEAT) AND LINKED WITH THE NORTHERN HEMIS­ THE UNITED STATES HAS BEEN STOCKP'L~ 6 35 A M DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D PHERE CENTERS ING ATOMIC WEAPONS FOR MORE THAN 15 7·15 A M. SMALL fRY THEATRE YEARS, STARTING WITH BIG ATOMIC BOMBS CONT'D NEXT COLUMN- AND GRADUALLY SPREADING INTOMANY FAM­ ILIES OF ATOMIC WEAPONS. ~----~------~------PMZ DOWNS MARTNE DEPT 11 LEO BY THEIR ACE SHOTMAKtR, 6'3 , 250 POUND HAL CHARTRAND, THE HIGH FLYING PMZ MISSiLERS CAPPED THEIR SPORTS SECOND STRAIGHT VICTORY BY BREEZING PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION SATURDAY, 5 MAy, 1962 BY MARINE DEPT. 64-43 TEAMMATE LAVERNE PETERSON WAS OUTSTANDiNG WiTH H!S TAP IN SHOTS AND MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUPS TERRY DOWNES WINS SUIT ALSO CONTROLLED THE BACKBOAROS ON NAT!ONAL LEAGUE BOSTON, MAY 4 (UPI) TERRY DOWNES, DEFENSE. NEWCOMERS RON ETHRIGE AND (UPI) CURT SIMMONS PITCHED THE FORMER EUROPEAN MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMP­ DICK CROTTY BOTH AVERAGING OVER 6 ST LOUIS CARDINALS TO A 4.0 VICTORY ION, WON AN $11,000 "BOSTON DECISION" FEET PUT OUT A 1000 SUPPORT ALONG AND A CLEAN SWE£~ JF A THREE-GAME TODAY WITHOUT RAISING A GLOVED HAND. WITH DUDLEY MAKAHANLOA SERIES OVER THE HOUSTON COLTS THURS­ UNLIKE THE FABLED DECISIONS IN COACH KEN BAGANO USED SECOND STRINGERS DAY NIGHT WHILE GAINING HIS FOURTH WHICH THE HOMETOWN FAVORITE ALWAYS BENNY PAET, KEN BAGANO JR , SAM LIM, VICTORY WITHOUT A DEFEAT. WINS IN BOSTON, DOWNES SCORED A LEGAL PHIL CHING AND STANLEY SAMSON TO THE CARDINALS, BATTLING TO KEEP PACE VICTORY OVER A FORMER PRIZE FIGHTER CONTINUE THEIR CURRENT 1-2 SCORING WITH THE SIZZLING SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS WHO CLAIMED HE WAS DOWNES' MANAGER. PUNCHES IN THEIR FAST BREAK WITH WHO WON THEIR NINTH IN THE ROW SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE THOMAS J BENNY PAET PACING THE WAY. EARLIER, USED HOME RUNS TO SINK THE SPRING ORDERED DISMISSAL TODAY Of A KIRT PINHO, TOM PRELOCK, FRANCIS COLTS AND THEIR STARTER, BONUS RIGHT­ SUIT BROUGHT BY WALTER CARTIER Or TAMAYOSE, ANDY BElLEY, SOL WAT~INS, HANDER DAVE GIUSTI. SCOTCH PLAINS, NEW JERSEY,AGAINST FRY AND ADAMS PLAYED VALIANTLY FOR THE VICTORY WAS SIMMON'S SECOND DOWNES THE LOSING MARINE DEPT. SHUTOUT OF THE SEASON AND HIS FOURTH CARTIER SAID HE SIGNED A CONTRACT PMZ' CHARTRAND SCORED HIGH WITH COMPLETE GAME IN AS MANY STARTS. HE TO MANAGE DOWNES ON DEC. 9, 1956 • 20 POINTS, PET[RSON SCORED I I, PAET ISSUED SEVEN HITS, SIX Of THEM DOWNES WAS 20 YEARS OLD AT THE TIME. 9, MAKAHANAlOA 8, CROTTY 6, BAGANO SINGLES CARTIER CLAIMED HE WAS ENTITLED TO JR 6 AND ETHRIGE 4 GUISTI PICHED SIX INNINGS AND ALLOW­ A SHARE OF THE PURSES EARNED BY DOWNES MARINE DEPT. PINHO 19, PRELOCK 18, ED ONLY THREE HITS BUT ALL WERE FOR IN HIS TWO FIGHTS WERE WITH NEW BEGLEY 5 ANO MAu I. EXTRA BASES. YORK, MASSACHUSETTS AND EUROPEAN OFFICIALS WERE A RAPOZA, S DUNCAN BILL WHITE'S TWO-RUN HOMER IN THE MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION PAUL PENDER AND M SUGANUMA fiRST INNING WAS ALL THAT WAS NEEDED. OF BROOKLINE. HOWEVER, CURT FLOOD KEPT HIS HITTING DOWNES LOST ON A TECHNICAL STREAK ALIVE BY PARKING THE FIRST KNOCKOUT TO PENDER ON JAN. 14, 1961 WECO OVER WHAT'S LEFT PITCH Of THE THIRD INNING IN THE AND DROPPED A UNANIMOUS 15-ROUND 'N THE CLASS "B" LEAGUE, WECO LEfT FIELD BLEACHERS HE HAS HIT IN DECISION TO PENDER HERE LAST APRIL DOWNED WHAT'S LEfT 26-22 BEHIND THE THE LAST 28 GAMES IN WHICH HE HAS 7. BETWEEN THOSE BOUTS, DOWNES SHOOTING Of HARSHBARGER, DICKERSON PLAYED, 16 THIS SEASON KEN BOYER DEFEATED PENDER IN ENGLAND WHEN THE AND HICKEY BATTED IN THE OTHER RUN IN THE EIGHTH BROOKLINE BOXER FAILED TO ANSWER THE HARSHBARGER PIERCED THE NETS WITH INNINQ win' A SINGLE. BELL FOR THE 10TH ROUND. 7 POINTS IN THE fOURTH AND fiNAL THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES WON OVER QUARTER WHILE HARRINGTON, DICKERSON THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES 9-8 IN MILWAUKEE AND HUFFMAN CONTROLLED THE BACKBOARDS IN THE ONLY NIGHT GAME SCHEDULED FOR LOCAL BOWLING TO STOP WHAT'S LEFT FROM SCORING THE NATIONAL LEAGUE HANK AARON HAD DOUGLAS SuNDAY NITE MEN'S LEAGUE HARSHBARGER HIT THE NETS fOR 9 POINTS, TIED THE SCORE IN THE TOP Of THE TEAM STANDINGS DICKERSON REGISTERED 6 POINTS WHILE NINTH WITH A TWO-RUN HOMER, HIS SECOND WON LOST HICKEY TALLIED 4. HO~ER OF THE GAME AND FOURTH OF THE I iCHI-BAN II WHAT'S LEFT STANDOUTS WERE JERRY SEASON JOE AOCOCK AND MAO< JONES 2 CORK SCREWS 10 g KUSANO WHO PUMPED IN 13 POINTS, NORM HILLMAN, CLIFf HUTCHINSON, JIM TAYLOR ALSO HOMERED fOR THE BRAVES 3 PANDEMONIUMS 9 7 JACK BALDSCHUN WAS THE WINNER IN PLAY ,Boys 9 ( AND DON STEWARD. RELIEF AND HANK FISCHER THE LOSER. 4 PYROGEN 4 7 9 OFFICIALS WERE M. SUGANUMA, S TEAM #7 7 9 DUNCAN AND A.RAPOZA AMERICAN LEAGUE COTTON PICKERS 9 (UPI) "1M LANDIS HIT HIS SIXTH HOME 5 MESS i 12 RUN AND JOHN BUZHARDT LIMITED THE LOCAL TENNIS TOURNEY NEW YORK YANKEES TO FIVE HITS TONIGHT INDIViDUAL STANDINGS ONLY ONE GAME WAS PLAYED IN THE TO BREAK THE YANKEES' SEVEN-GAME DOUBLES TENNIS TOURNAMENT LAST NIGHT, WINNING STREAK WITH A 1-0 CHICAGO HIGH AVERAGE 180 - B. DUFFEY WITH BOTKIN AND RAUTENBERG TAKING WHITE SOX VICTORY HIGH SERIES 582 - B DUFfEY A 6-2, 6-2 VICTORY OVER PRICE AND BUZHARDT, RACKING UP HIS FOURTH HIGH GAME 231 B DUffEY CLANTON. WIN AGAINST ONE LOSS, RETIRED THE FIRST HIGH SERIES WITH HCP -- 13 YANKEE BATTERS BEFORE YOGI BERRA G SCHlfr£R WITH 640 SINGLED WITH ONE OUT IN THE FIFTH B. CRICK WITH 640 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE INNING LATER MICKEY MANTEL AND ROGER AND E. KUBO WITH 640 SATURDAY 5 MAY MARIS SINGLES AND ROOKIE MIKE TRESH HIGH SINGLE WITH HCP 6 P M BANK Of HAWAII VS. CHANCE V SINGLED AND DOUBLED KUBO WITH 249 7 P.M MARAUDERS VS AIR TRAfFIC WHITEY FORD, SUFFERING HIS FIRST SUNDAY 6 MAY LOSS, SET DOWN THE FIRST NINE BATTERS SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAY AT 7.15 P.M 6 P M SEMPER FIDELIS VS WHAT'S L BEFORE LANDIS HIT HIS HOMER TO OPEN TEAM #7 VS MESS 1-2 7 P M HIGH SCHOOL VS WECO THE FOURTH PYROGEN 4 VS. COTTON PICKERS 3-4 MONDAY 7 MAY IT WAS BUZHARDT'S SECOND WIN OVER PANDEMONIUMS VS PLAY Boys 5-6 6 P M. MARAUDERS VS CRUSADERS NEW YORK, THE SECOND SHUTOUT FOR THE CORK SCREWS VS ICHI-BAN 7-8 7 P.M PMZ VS DOUGLAS WHITE Sox AND THE SECOND TIME NEW TUESDAY 8 MAY YORK HAD BEEN BLANKED. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, MAY 4 (UPI) 6 P.M BANK OF HAWAI I VS. PMZ THE CLEVELAND INDIANS AND Los ANGEL­ iNJURIES SUFfERED BY KENTUCKY 7 P M AIR TRAffIC VS. WHAT'S LEFT ES ANGELS WERE IDLE DERBY FAVORITE SIR GAYLORD AND . . EARLIER IN THE DAY, DONNMINCHER'S DONUT KING TODAY THREATENED TO CUT TENNIS TOURNEY SCHEDULE SECOND GRAND SLAM HOMER OF THE SEASON THE FIELD FOR THE 88TH RUN FOR THE SATURDAY 5 MAY HELPED THE MINNESOTA TWINS TO AN ROSES TO 16 AND INCREASED THE 5 P M BOYCE AND HYNE VS. 8-4 VICTORY OVER THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES CHANCES OF SECOND-CHOICE RIDAN. LONG AND HIRNER 1HE STATUS Of THE MEADOW STABLE 7 P M REMITICADO VS BOTKIN AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS ONLY WERE STAR FOR THE DERBY TOMORROW WAS SUNDAY 6 MAY AVA I LABLE TODAY. UNCERTAIN. 6 P M. WILSON AND FRAZER VS NEW YORK 12 6 .667 HE TURNED UP LAME AFTER A WORKOUT GRifFIN AND MACKENZIE -- P M GARDNER AND SANDERSON VS CHICAGO 12 9 571 I;! AT CHURCHILL DOWNS THIS MORNING. 7 CLEVELAND 9 562 2 TRAINER CASEY HAYES PLANNED TO KIMURA AND KAMIYA MONDAY MAY DETROIT 9 ~ 529 21 CONfER WITH OWNER CHRISTOPHER T. 7 f 5 P.M LONG VS BOYCE BALTIMORE 10 9 526 2f CHENERY TODAY BEFORE TAKING ANY AC­ MINNESOTA II 10 524 2'2 TiON. THE ~OOT SIR GAYLOR INJURED 7 P M HYNE VS. DAVIS KANSAS CITY ~-OO 3 WAS THE SAME ONE HURT WHEN THE COLT TUESDAY 8 MAY 1 5 P M. SANDERSON VS. CLANTON Los ANGELES "8 "9 4 WON THE EVERGLADES STAKES IN rLORIDA. BOSTON 8 10 .444 ~'2 WASHINGTON 3 14 176 ~ PAGE 6 HOURGLASS SATURDAY ~ 1962 NOTICES mOVte6 :Jontgl,J OCEAN VIEW -- "TOO LATE BlUES" SHOWTIME 7:30 P M BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUPS BOBBY DARIN, STELLA STEVENS--A STORY Of YOUNS PEOPLE ARTICLES TO BE CONSIGNED OR DONATED IN THE MUSlCAL WORLD TO THE BARGAIN BAZAAR WILL BE PICKEO SHORT SUBJECT IISKY SCRAPPERS" UP EACH TUESDAY BETWEEN 9 A M. AND PLUS NEWS AND SPECIAL SPORTS SHORT II A.M. - PLEASE CALL 646 OR 2403. RICHARDSON -- "ADA" SHOWTIMES 7:30 P.M. AND 9 !5 P M FOR SALE SUSAN HAYWARD, DEAN MARTIN--STORY OF A BEAUTIFUL ONE CARRIER AIR CONDITIONER ~ WOMAN'S DRIVE fOR SUCESS AND POWER AND WHE MEN MONTHS OLD ONE AND ONE HALF TONS INVOLVED IN HER LIFE, SET AGAINST TODAY'S POLITICAL CONTACT SUMNERS 2471 SCENE. SHORT SUBJECT: rtWHY IS iT" FOUND SET OF KEYS ON SMALL LEATHER STRAP. YOKWE YUK -- "VOYAGE TO THE OF THE SEA" SHOWTIMES 00 P M AND 9 00 P M. MAY BE CLAIMED FROM CASHIER IN SNACK BOTTOM 7 WALTER PIGEON, JOAN FONTAINE--THE PRODUCER OF "THE BAR LOST WORLD" EXTENDS HIS FANTASIES TO THE UNOERSEAS WORLD. WANTED SHORT SUBJECT: "SNOW FUN iN COLLEGE" CHANCE VOUGHT HAS AN OPENING FOR A SECRETARY. MUST BE A GOOD TYPIST. ROXY -- I1BIG SHOW" SHOWTIMES 6.30 P.M. AND 30 P.M. SHORTHAND PREFERRED BUT NOT NECESSARY. 8 ESTHER WILLIAMS, CLifF ROBERTSON--STORY ABOUT THE CALL JIM DILLION AT 596. ROYAL FAMILY OF THE CIRCUS IN TNE MOST DEATH DEfYING TRAPEZE FEATS KNOWN TO MAN. LOST SHORT SUBJECT. TlDANCE BEAT" ~N'S PRESCRIPTION GLASSES BROWN HORN RIMMED. CALL 688 AfTER 4 30 P.M MOVIES SUNDAY OCEAN VIEW -- ItADA SHOWTIME 7.30 P.M. ONE BILLFOLD AND SET OF CAR KEYS " RICHARDSON -- "VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA" SHOWTiMES 7 30 P M. AND 9.15 P M LOST AT BASKETBALL COURT LAST NIGHT. It YOKWE YUK-- "TOO LATE BLUES SHOWTIMES 7:00 P M AND 9·20 P M IMPORTANT PAPERS! PLEASE RETURN TO ROXY -- "THIEF OF BAGDAD" SHOWTIMES 6 30 P M AND 30 P.M. HOURGLASS OFFICE. 8 STEVE REEVES, GEORGIA MOLL--AN EXOTIC TALE OF THE ARABIAN NIGHTS, RECREATING THE FAMOUS THIEF AND GEN ERAL NOT ICES HIS fABULOUS ADVENTURE SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB BOAT TRIP SHORT SUBJE CT "LANDLORDI NG IT" TO BIJEI, SUNDAY MAY 6TH. BOAT LEAVES AT 9.00 A.M. ALL MASONS AND THEIR MAD CLUB -- "TIME SHOWTIME 7 30 P M FAMILIES INVITED. PLEASE MAKE RESER­ BOMB" CURT JURGENS, MYLENE DEMOENGEOT--THIS SHIP WAS A VATIONS WITH AL VAN DER WERFF 9-574 FLOATING TIME BOMB TRIGGERED TO EXPLODE' OR WALT ALFORD 607 ANYONE INTERESTED IN TAILOR MADE ROI NAMUR MOVIES CLOTHES FROM HONG KONG MAY CALL ISLAND CHURCH SERVICES LARRY JOHNSON 2493 PROTESTANT SATVJRDAY 5 MAY 1962 8 P. M REV. DONALD S DAUGHTRY "LEFT HANDED GUNt! PAUL NEWMAN, LITA FOR THE CONVENIENCE Of ALL PERSONNEL MILAN--THE REAL STORY OF BILLY THE KID CLEARING THE BASE - SECURITY DEPART­ DIVINE SERVICE - I I A.M. IN THE IN THE 1880's. M£NT CLEARANCES ARE NOW SIQNED AT MEMORIAL CHAPEl.. SHORT SUBJECT: "ABQttINiABLE SNOW RABBIT THE SECURITY DEPARTMENT 10 SECTION SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10 A M. IN GEORGE IN THE TERMINAL BUILDING RATHER THAN SEITZ SCHOOL SUNDAY 6 MAY 1962 8 P.M AT THE "BRIG" "TARTARS" ORSON WELLES, VICTOR CATHOLIC MATURE--THE EPIC STORY OF THE BARBARIC FATHER HACKER TARTARS WHO SWEPT OUT OF ASIA IN THE KWAJ ROD AND GUN CLUB 13TH CENTURY INTENT ON THE DESTRUCTION PLANS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED FOR A SUNDAY MASS - 7 A M AND 9 A.M. OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION PISTOL MATCH TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY, IN THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL SHORT SUBJECT. "FOOTBALL THRILLS" 6 MAY Two TEAMS, KWAJ SECURITY DAILY MASS - TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND ROI SECURITY, HAVE ACCEPTED INVI­ THURSDAY, FRIDAY - 4.45 P M. IN THE MONDAY 7 MAY 1962 8 P M TATIONS TO COMPETE A(AINST THE ROD CHAPEL. SATURDAY AT 8 30 A.M IN ItR I NG OF F\ RE" DAV 10 JANSSEN, JOYCE AND GUN CLUB TEAM. ANY ORGANIZATION THE CHAPEL. TAYLOR--STORY OF A MANHUNT, FILMED ON THAT IS INTERESTED IN ENTERING A CONFESSIONS - SATURDAY - 7 P.M. TO LOCATION IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON, FOUR MAN TEAM MAY CONTACT CAPT. 8 P M. CLIMAXED BY A SPECTACULAR FOREST FIRE FIORENTINO (CORAL 207) FOR FULL SHORT SUBJECT. FOOTBALL THRILLS #11 DETAILS THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY CHURCH Of CHRIST SERVICES WILL BE INVITED TO THE RANGE AT 3 P M. TO HELD SUNDAY AT 11:15 A M IN THE WITNESS THE FIRST KWAJALEIN INVITA­ GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL (2 ROOMS DOWN TIONAL PISTOL TOURNAMENT. FROM THE MAIN SCHOOL OFFICE) SER­ VICES WILL ALSO BE HELD SUNDAY EVENING JEWISH CHAPLAIN TO VISIT AT 6 P.M RABBI HOWARD KUMMER, JEWISH CHAPLAIN PENTECOSTAL GROUP MEETS IN THE AT PEARL HARBOR, WILL VISIT KWAJALEIN EDUCATIONAL BUILDING EVERY WEDNESDAY FOR SEV:RAL DAYS NEXT WEEK. AND IN THE CHAPEL EVERY SUNDAY AT ------'-) ON THURSDAY EVENING MAY 10TH AT 8p M 7.30 P M. PROMPTLY, HE WILL BE GUEST OF HONOR AT A COfFEE AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. ALL EPISCOPALIAN SERVICES ARE HELD JEWISH PERSONNEL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED EVERY TUESDAY EVENING AT 7.00 P M. AND SINCERELY URGED TO ATTEND. IN THE STATION CHAPEL. ANA'J'/ OTHER MEETINGS WILL BE SCHEDULED fOR SHO\)J~~\)S€5 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PLACE AND TIME LSD SERVICES ARE HELD EACH ON\:! ;;lO~ OF FRIDAY EVENIN.'S SERVICE WILL BE SUNDAY AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL ANNOUNCED IN THE HOURGLASS. ROOM #15, AT THE fOLLOWING TIMES OF ~E WA"=\sR . SUNDAY SCHOOL- 9.30 A.M. , SACRAMENT THERE WILL BE A DRESS REHEARSAL Or MEETING - 10.30 A M. AND PRIESTHOOD Ust;O \N t\~O~\~PRi THE VARIETY SHOW AT 2:00 ON SUNDAY MEETING 11·20 A.M. S l.-\D~t:::R I " CON sGRV5 IN THE ROXY THEATER...... OUR i lTAL F\2ES~ WANTED FIVE COWBOY HATS AND ONE PAIR Or W~E\< AWD SIZE 5 COWBOY BOOTS • INVEST U.S. SAVINGS BONDS • • • • • • i"AKE ANI\Y,/ SI.tWER MAY 7, 1962 THROUGH MAY 13, 1962 SPECIAL SERVICES ACTIVITY SHEET

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BLAST OF' TEACHERS COMMANCHE LAST TIME I TARTARS CHILDREN IS LEFT HANDED SILENCE PET STATION SAW ARCHIE HOUR GUN * RICHARDSON THEATER

COMMANCHE LAST TltvE I BLAST C:- TEACHERS CHILDRENS LEFT HANDED TARTARS STATION SAW ARCHIE SILENCE PET HOUR ** GUN * YOKWE YUK CLUB THEATER LAST TIME I BLAST OF TEACHERS COMMANCHE LEFT HANDED TARTARS CHILDRENS SAW ARCHIE SILENCE PET STATION GUN * HOUR ** ROXY THEATER

CHILDRENS LEFT HANDED TARTARS BLAST OF COMMANCHE LAST TI ME I TEACHERS HOUR ** GUN * SILENCE STATION SAW ARCHIE PET **"CHILDRENS HOUR IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN COMMANCHE STATION RANDOLPH SCOTT, NANCY GATES 74 MINUTES LAST TIME I SAW ARCHIE DON KNOTTS, JACK WEBB 98 MINUTES BLAST OF SILENCE ALLEN BARON, MOLLY MCCARTHY 77 MINUTES TEACHERS PET CLARK GABLE, DORIS DAY 120 MINUTES CHILDRENS HOUR AUDREY HEPBURN, SHIRLEY McLAINE 10q MINUTES LEFT HANDED GUN PAUL NEWMAN, LITA MILAN 102 MINUTES TARTARS ORSON WELLES, VICTOR MATURE 83 MINUTES *NEWS AND SPORTS DIGEST WILL BE SHOWN WITH LEFT HANDED GUN AT ALL THEATERS 40 MINUTES CHILDREN'S SHOW AT THE ROXY WILL BE "RING or FIRE" AND WILL BE SHOWN AT 1400 SATURDAY Two SHOWS WILL BE SHOWN NIGHTLY AT THE ROXY THEATER AND THE YOKWE YUK THEATER. FIRST SHOW AT THE ROXY WILL START AT 1830 AND THE SECOND WILL START AT 2030 FIRST SHOW AT THE YOKWE YUK THEATER WILL START AT 1900 AND THE SECOND WILL START AT 2100. WATCH THr HOURGLASS FOR CHANGES IN THE SE(OND MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE THERE ARE MOVIES SHOWN AT MIDNIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB THEATER EACH TUESDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHT THE MIDNIGHT SHOW WILL FEATURE "BLAST OF SILENCE" AND 1fCOMMANCHE STATION lI THIS WEEK

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0700-2100 CLOSED 0(00-2100 °7°0-2100 0-(00-2100 01 00-2100 0700-2100 BOWLING ALLEY OPEN BOWL I NG 1300-1~00 13°0-1500 13°0-1500 1300-1500 13°0 ... 15°0 1300-1500 1300-1500 1700-1 30 1700-1900 17°0-190° 1700-183° 1700-183° 1700-2200 1700-2200 LEAGUE NIGHT 1900-2200 193°-2200 193°-2200 190°-2200 1900-2200 1900-2200 193°-2200 LIBRARY

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13°0-1630 13°0-163° 13°0-1 630 13°0-163° 13°0-1 63° 123°-163° 1200-163° 173°-193° 173°-193° 173°-193° 173°-193- 17°0-193° 173°-2100 1730-2100 ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER

05X)0-1230 °90°-1 23° °900-1230 °900-123° 0900-1 230 0900-1 230 CLOSED 133°-173° 1300-173° 133°-173° 133°-173° 133°-173° 133°-173° BASKETBALL IS FEATURED EVERY NIGHT AT DALLY COURT TENNIS IS FEATURED EVERY NIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK TENNIS COURTS