HIGH TI LOW TIDE 5/19/ 5.6 AT ~ -- 5119/ 007 AT 1018 5/19/ 4.9 AT 1614 6/19/ ° 6 AT 2214 :Jlu! HOU 5 VOL. 3 No. 1122 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY 18 MAY 1962 ICC INVESTIGATES RED HELD LOAS TERRITORY u.s. TROOPS SET UP THAILAND BASES VIENTIANE, MAY 16 (UPI)--THE CHIEf BANGKOK, MAY 17 (UPI)--EIGHTEEN HUNDRED U S. MARINES TRAINED FOR JUNGLE Of THE INTERNATIONAL CONTROL COMMIS­ WARFARE AGAINST COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS SET UP BASES WITHIN STRIKING RANGE OF SION (ICC) ON LAOS TODAY SAID THE THE LAOS-THAILAND BO~DER TODAY, JOINING 1,000 U.S TROOPS, AIR FORCE PLANES PRO-COMMUNIST FORCES HAVE PROMISED AND THE BO,OOO-MAN THAI ARMY IN THE JOB OF CONTAINING LAOS' PRO-COMMUNIST NOT TO ATTACK THE BORDER TOWN Of REBELS BAN HOUEI SAl UNLESS ASSAULTED BY BRITAIN ANNOUNCED IT WAS READY TO DISPATCH MILITARY fORCES TO THAILAND AND GOVERNMENT TROOPS HAD ALERTED AN AIR FORCE SQUADRON IN S,NGAPORE. AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND THE ICC'S INDIAN, CANADIAN AND SAID THEY WOULD SEND IN TOKEN fORCES IF ASKED AND PAKISTAN AND THE PHILIPPINES POLISH DELEGATES fLEW INTO REBEL­ WERE PREPARING TO DO THE SAME. I------~ THE U.S. DEFENSE DEPARTMENT SAiD IN HELD PLAIN OfNJARS THIS MORNING TO SEEK WAYS Of SHifTING THE WAR FROM KENNEDY HOPES FOR AGRE~MENT WASH I NGTON A TOTAL OF 5,000 UQS. COM­ THE BATTLEfiELD BACK TO THE CONfERENCE BAT TROOPS WOULD BE USED IN THAilAND TABLE. BETWEEN LAOT IAN PR INCES TO PREVENT DIRECT I NVAS! ON BY SEALI NG ICC CHAIRMAN AVTAR SINGH Of INDIA WASHINGTON -- PRESIDENT KENNEDY SAYS OFf THE BORDER AND TO HELP THE THAIS SAID ON THEIR RETURN TO VIENTIANE HE IS COUNTING ON THE THREE LAOTIAN COMBAT COMMUNIST INfiLTRATION. So fAR THAT THE PRO-COMMUNIST REBELS HAD PRINCES TO AGREE ON A NATIONAL UNION NO SUCH PENETRATION HAS BEEN REPORTED PLEDGED NOT TO ATTACK BAN HOUEI SAl, GOVERNMENT AND THUS fORESTALL GENERAL IN LAOS ITSELF THE fiGHTING APPEARED WHiCH LIES ACROSS THE MEKONG RIVER WAR IN THE ASIAN JUNGLES. AT A STANDSTILL AND INDICATIONS WERE fROM THAILAND, PROVIDED GOVERNMENT HE TOLD HIS NEWS CONfERENCE HE DOESN'TTHE THREE RIVAL PRINCES Of LAOS--RIGHT­ FORCES DO NOT MOVE FIRST; KNOW HOW LONG U.S. TROOPS WILL BE KEPT WING PREMIER BOUN OuM, NEUTRALIST THE COMMISSION ALSO SAID THE REBELS IN NEIGHBORING THAILAND. NOTING THEY SOUVANNA PHOUMA AND PRO-COMMUNIST LEAD- SAID THEY WOULD lOT OBJECT If THE ICC HAVE JUST ARRIVED, HE SAID IT WILL ER SOUPHANOUVONG--MIGHT MEET SOON TO STATIONED INSPECTORS IN THE TOWN TO DEPEND ON CONDITIONS IN THE SOUTHEAST TRY TO FORM A COALITION GOVERNMENT THAT SEE THAT THE PROMISE 15 KEPT. ASIAN AREA COULD END THE WAR. MEANTIME, RELIABLE SOURCES SAID REGARDING THE EUROPEAN fRONT, THE Moscow RADIO CALLED THE U STROOP ROYAL ARMY PATROLS ADVANCED ABOUT 20 PRESIDENT SAID HE DISAGREES WITH MOVEMENT INTO THAILAND AN "!MPUDENT MILES FROM BAN HOUEI SAl TOWARD THE FRENCH PRESIDENT DE GAULLE ON SETTING PROVOCATIVE ACTION" AND ACCUSED THE FALLEN PROVINCIAL CAPITAL Of NAM THA UP AN INDEPENDENT NUCLEAR fORCE. BUT UNITED STATES Of PRESSURING ITS ALLIES WITHOUT MEETING ANY COMMUNIST FORCE HE PRAISED DE GAULLE AS A STALWART FOR "LARGE-SCALE INTERVENTION BY THE DEFENDER OF THE WEST. THE PRESIDENT COLONIAL POWERS." IT SAID AMERICAN SAID RELATIONS WITH WEST GERMANY ARE RULING CIRCLES ARE PLAYING WITH FIRE DE GAULLE RELIEVES TWO BACK TO NORMAL AFTER MISUNDERSTANDINGS. AND THREATENING PEACE IN SOUTHEAST GENERALS IN FIGHT AGAINST OAS HE SAID THE U.S. MUST ALWAYS HAVE SOME ASIA. PARIS, MAY 16 (UPI)--PREsIDENT VOICE IN THE BERLIN SITUATION BECAUSE GEN. PAUL D. HARKINS, NEWLY APPOINTED CHARLES DE GAULLE'S GOVERNMENT TODAY OF ITS DEfENSIVE RESPONSIBILITY THERE. COMMANDER OF THE U.S. FORCES IN THAILAND RELIEVED TWO GENERALS OF THEIR COMMANDS CONCERNING THE HOME FRONT, THE CHIEF AND SOUTH V,ET NAM, TOLD A NEWS CON­ SAIGON IN ITS STRUGGL~ AGAINST THE TERRORIST EXECUTIVE WARNED THAT ANY FEDERAL EM­ FERENCE IN HE HAD ORDERS NOT TO EUROPEAN SECRET ARMY (OAS). CONCUR­ PLOYE INVOLVED IN THE ESTES FRAUD CASE SEND AMERICAN T~OOPS INTO LAOS AND THAT RENTLY fIVE CABINET MINISTERS RESIGN­ WILL BE IMMEDIATELY DISCIPLINED THE MOVEMENT OF U.S. ARMY AND MARINE ED IN A POLICY DISPUTE. TROOPS AND TACTICAL AIR UNITS WAS PURELY AT THE SAME TIME, THE GOVERNMENT DEFENSIVE. AuTHORiZED DEFENSE MINISTER PIERRE HARKINS FLIES TO BANGKOK FRIDAY TO MESSMER TO DRAFT ALL YOUTHS IN ALGERIA RULES FOR OPERATION VISIT THAI AND U.S MILITARY UNITS AND FROM lHE AGE Of 19 UPWARDS INTO THE SET UP A HEADQUARTERS. LT. GEN. JAMES ARMY TO KEEP THEM OUT OF OAS INfLUENCE. GENERAL RULES WHICH WILL APPLY FOR I. RICHARDSON OF NEBRASKA CITY, NEB, INFORMATiON MINISTER ALAIN PEYRE­ MISSILE OPERATIONS SCHEDULED FOR MAY FLEW fROM SAIGON TO BANGKOK TODAY TO FITTE ANNOUNCED THAT THE TWO GENERALS 19, 1962 ARE AS FOLLOWS: ASSUME DIRECT COMMAND OF AMERICAN FORCES WHO WERE RELIEVED WERE: I. ALL MARSHALLESE WILL REMAIN ON ONE THOUSAND U.S ARMY MEN ALREADY --GENo HENRI SAUVAGNAr, COMMANDER EBEYE DURING fiRING OPERATIONS. TRANS­ WERE IN THAILAND AT THE START Or THE OF THE SECOND MILITARY LEGION AT PORTATION TO KWAJALEIN OF INDJGENOUS CRISIS. THE 1,&:>0 MAR I NEl:> ARMED AND LI LLE. AND DOMESTIC HELP WILL BE PROVIDED READY FOR BATTLE LANDED EARLY TODAY BY HELICOPTERS AND ASSAULT SHIPS AND SPED --GEN. PIERRE MONEGLIA, WHO HOLDS UPO~Cj~T~ f>fr-Tt\E OPERATION. A COMMAND IN THE FRENCH ARMY IN GER­ THO~~~~ REMAIN ON THROUGH ,HE STREETS OF SAIGON AND THEN MANY. KWAJALEIN OVERNIGHT WILL REPORT TO FLEW OFf TO THE "FRONT." THE MARINES, MEMBERS OF THE 3RD BAT­ • 0 •••• THE MARINE DEPARTMENT ON TIME TO STOCKHOLM, MAY 16 (UPI)--FoUR BOARD THE F~lf FOR EBEYE AT 0800 TALION, 9TH REGIMENT, 3RD MARINE DIVi­ SWEDES HAVE BEEN ARRESTED BY SECURITY FRIDAY MORNING. SION, BEGAN SETTING UP TENTS UNDER FULL POLICE AND CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING 3. THE NURSERY SCHOOL WILL BE FIELD CONDITIONS IN A DRY PLATEAU AREA TO SMUGGLE TOP SECRET ELECTRONIC IN­ CLOSED UNlI~~~THE FIRING NEAR NONG HAN, ABOUT 20 MILES EAST OF STRUMENTS TO A COMMUNIST COUNTRY, IT 4. ALL~~~~ WILL TAKE COVER UDORN. UDORN IS 400 MILES fROM BANGKOK WAS LEARNED TODAY. IN DESIGNATED APPROVED SHELTERS WHEN AND ABOUT 35 MILES SOUTH OF VIENTIANE, ALL STOCKHOLM MORNING NEWSPAPERS THE WARN I NG .pI f"tr"1 S SOUNDED, AND LAOS SAID THE MEN, ARRESTED YESTERDAY, REMAIN UNDERlc~~NTIL THE ALL WERE "RED AGENTS~ CLEAR POLICE NEITHER DENIED NOR CONFIRMED 5. ALL FAMILY QUARTERS ARE CONSID­ CONSERVE WATER THESE REPORTS. ERED APPROVED SHELTERS WITH THE EXCEP­ THE INSTRUMENTS, VALUED AT 160,000 TION OF 401, 402, 403, 404, 241 AND KWAJALE IN WATER SWEDISH CROWNS ($32,000) WERE STOLEN TRAILERS OCCUPANTS OF THESE QUARTERS USED 5/17/62 FROM A WORKSHOP BELONGING TO THE ARE REQUESTED TO GO TO AN APPROVED TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 234,200 ERIK FERNER Co LAST WEEK. THEY HAD SHELTER UPON THE SOUNDING~~f THE GALLONS BEEN IMPORTED BY THE ENTERPRISE FROM WARNING - EITHER THE YOKWE YUK CLUB PER CAPITA - 89.0 THE UNITED STATES fOR "SPECIAL DEFENSE OR AN APPROVED fAMILY HOUSE. TOTAL IN STORAGE - 8,700,000 PURPOSES," THE REPORTS SAID. 6. S,GNALS: WARNING - 60 MINUTES , . (x-6o) PRIOR TO ZERO TIME - DAilY WATER METER READINGS ISTANBUL, MAY 16 (UPI)--Two UKRAIN­ THREE IO-SECOND BLASTS ON THE fIRE HOUSING OCEAN 11,400 GALLONS IANS HAVE BEEN EXECUTED BY A fIRING SIREN. TAKE COVER HOUSING LAGOON 25,400 GALLONS SQUAD AFTER HAVING BEEN FOUND GUILTY ALL CLEAR - 5 MINUTES (X-5) AFTER YOKWE YUK 13,400 GALLONS BY THE UKRAINIAN SUPREME COURT uN THE FIRING - MESS HALL 6,700 GALLONS CHARGES OF CURRENCY SPECULATION, ONE 20-SECOND BLAST. RESUME NORMAL LAUNDRY 16,600 GALLONS ACCORDING TO SOVIET RADIO BROADCASTS OPERATIONS POWER PLANT 18,000 GALLONS HEARD HERE TODAY. WEST END Of ISLAND 14, 100 GALLONS PAGE 2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 18 MAY 1962 ~------~

SOME U.S. LEADERS IN DEFENDENTS PL~ THEY WERE PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE THAILAND IDENTIFIED "ONLY fOLLOWING ORDERS" RANGE FACILITY, ~AJALEJN, MARSHALL WASHINGTON, MAY 16 (UPI)--THE DEFENSE BERLIN, MAY 16 {UPI)--NAZI EXTER­ ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU DEPARTMENT TODAY IDENTIFrED SOME OF THE MINATION-COMMANDO 9 SHOT JEWISH HOSTAGES OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c OFFICERS AND THE SHIPS INVOLVED IN "ACCORDING TO OFFICIAL PROCEDURE" EVEN WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. SEND I NG A 5, oOO-tv" AN US. FORCE TO TAKE THOUGH TH I S MADE FOR S LOW WORK, ITS UP STAT~ONS ALONG THE LAOTIAN BORDER COMMANDING OFFICER SAID TODAY. THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY IN THAILAND FORMER S.S COL. ALFRED FILBERT MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE THE ANNOUNCEMENT SAID MARINE MAJ. TESTIFIED THAT THE OFFICIALLY REPORTED FOR NOTICES IS 4 PeM. DAY BEFORE GEN DONALD M. WELLER, A NATIVE OF TOll OF THE COMMANDO ON THE RUSSIAN PUBL I CAT ION. DEADL I NE FOR NEWS ITOO HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, WILL SERVE FRONT IN THE SUMMER OF 1941 WAS MUCH IS 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATIONo AS CHIEF OF STAFF UNDER LT. GEN HIGHER THAN IT HAD BEEN IN FACT. JAMES L. RICHARDSON, JR , IN THA I LAND. FILBERT AND FIVE OF HIS FORMER OFF I CERS THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT RICHARDSON WAS NAMED YESTERDAY AS APPEARED AT THE SECOND DAY OF THEIR TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR COMBAT COMMANDER UNDER THE OVER-ALL TRIAL ON CHARGES OF EXTERMINATING PUBLICATION. COMMAND OF GEN. PAUL D. HARKINS. 11,000 JEWS, GYPSIES AND COMMUNISTS WELLER IS DEPUTY COMMANDER OF THE IN THE WAKE OF THE NAZI INVASION OF EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN FLEET MARINE FORCE IN THE PACIFIC, RUSSIA. WITH NORMAL HEADQUARTERS IN HAWAI I THE POSTWAR BANK MANAGER PLEADED THE MARINE BATTALION LANDING TEAM THAT THE COMMANDO WAS ONLY FOLLOWING SALAN TAKES FULL ORDERED TO THAILAND IS ABOARD THE ADOLf HITLER'S ORDERS IN liQUIDATING RESPONSIBILITY FOR OAS AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT SHIP VALLEY FORGE JEWS, AND GESTAPO SEaT IN COMMAND PARIS, MAY 16 {UPI)--FoRMER GEN. AND TWO TRANSPORTS, THE NOVARRO AND HAD FQ~CED FILaEftT to CA~RY OUTITHE RAOUL SALAN TODAY TOLD A COURT TRYING THE POINT DEFIANCE. SHOOTING OF THE HOSTAGES. HIM FOR PLOTTING AGAINST FRANCE THAT THE VALLEY FORGE CARRIES A HELICOPTER IT WAS ALL DONE "ACCORDING TO OFFICIAL HE WAS HEAD OF THE SECRET ARMY ORGAN~ $QUARDON COMMANDED BY LT. COL FRED PROCEDURES: FILBERT SAID. IZATION (OAS) AND "AS SUCH MY RESPON­ A. STEEL OF JACKSONVillE, NORTH FOR EXAMPLE, HE SAID, WHEN 100 JEWISH SIBILITY IS COMPLETE." CAROLINA. MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN WERE SHOT IN SALAN, BEING TRIED FOR HIS PART CAPT. SAM J. CAULDWElL OF UNION VITEBSK, "THE PEOPLE SAT DOWN IN FRONT IN THE GENERALS' PUTSCH OF APRIL SPRINGS, ALABAMA, AND CAPT. HOMER H. OF A DITCH WHICH HAD BEEN DUG BY THE 1961 AND FOR HIS LEADERSHIP OF THE HAISTEN, JR., OF BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, RUSSIANS. THEN THEIR VALUABLES WERE OAS FOR NEARLY A YEAR UNTIL HIS ARE COMMANDING OFFICERS OF THE NOVARRO TAKEN AWAY WHEN THEY WERE FtNISHED CAPTURE LAST MONTH, BEGAN HIS STATE­ AND POINT DEFIANCE. PRAYING THEY WERE SHOT A~D C$VERED OVER MENT BEFORE THE HIGH MILITARY TRIBU­ Two RESERVE DESTROYER ESCORTS CALLED WITH EARTH." UNFORTUNATELY, filBERT NAL WITH THE WORDS: TO ACTIVE DUTY DURING THE BERLIN SAID, IT WAS NOT POSSIBLE TO HAVE A "I AM THE HEAD OF THE OAS As CRISIS ESCORTED THE MARINE UNITS TO DOCTOR AT HAND TO MAKE SURE ALL THE SUCH MY RESPONSIBILITY IS COMPLETE. THAILAND. THEY WERE THE BRANNON VICTIMS WERE ACTUALLY DEAD. I ACCEPT FULL RESPONSIBILITY SINCE FROM SEATTLE, COMMANDED BY LT. CMDR. "THE SHOOTINGS LASTED A LONG TIME,tt I DO NOT INTEND TO STEP OUT OF A ROBERT S. EVETTS OF SEATTLE, AND THE HE SAID, "SINCE WHEN ONE CARRIES OUT LINE OF CONDUCT WHICH WAS MINE DURING VAMMEN FROM LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA, OFFlCIAl PROCEDURE, IT TAKES A LONG 42 YEARS OF COMMAND " COMMANDED BY CMDR. CHARLES S. NELSON TIME." HE ADDED: OF LONG BEACH FilBERT ADMITTED HE HIMSELF HAD ONCE "I AM NOT THE lEADER OF AN ARMED I THE MARINE AIR SUPPORT SQUADRON JOINED THE FIRING SQUADS, ON HiS It BAND, BUT A FRENCH GENERAL REPRESENT­ 332, FLYING A4D "SKYHAWK PLANES, COMMANDERS ORDERS, BUT HE NEVER SHOT ING A VICTORIOUS AND NOT A DEFEATED WAS DEPLOYED FROM THE PHILIPPINES. ANYONE. ARMY " IT IS COMMANDED BY LT COL. HARVEY "I AM A GOOD SHOT, BUT I COULD NOT HIS STATEMENT RAN 30 MINUTES. IT M. PATTON OF SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. DO IT. I DELIBERATELY MISSED THEM" WAS SAlAN'S FIRST AT THE TRIAL, APART THE DEPARTMENT SAID CAPT. HENRY S. JUDGE KARL-HEINZ MAYE READ AN OFfiCIAL FROM A BRIEF OPENING SENTENCE. JACKSON OF MElROS~MASSACHUSETTS, REPORT BY THE COMMANDO THAT IT HAD HE CONCLUDED WITH THE ~OROS: "FRCM SKIPPER OF THE VALLEY FORGE, IS SERV- KILLED '8,096 JEWS, GYPSIES AND COMMUN- NOW ON I WILL KEEP MY SILENCE." ING AS TASK GROUP COMMANDER FOR THE ISTS FROM THE ENTRY INTO VllNO. SALAN BRIEFLY TRACED THE EVENTS MOVEMENT OF THE MARINES. FILBERT SAID THE FIGURES HAD DELIBER- ON THE MAY 13, 1958, REVOLT IN THE ANNOUNCEMENT SAID THE TYPICAL ATELY BEEN MIS-REPORTED AND THE ACTUAL ALGIERS, WHICH SAW HIM INSTALLED AS STRENGTH OF A RE I NFORCED BATTLE GROUP TOLL WAS "ONLY" 500 TO 1,000. HEAD OF THE "COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC IS 2,132 MEN, BUT THAT THIS IS NOT HE COULD NOT, HE SAID, KEEP HIS MEN SAFETY" THAT EVENTUALLY CALLED ON NECESSARILY THE PRECISE STRENG~H OF THE CONTINUALLY AT SHOOTING SINCE THEY GEN. CHARLES DE GAULLE TO ASSUME ARMY BATTLE GROUP IN THAilAND. DIS L IKE D I~, SO MU C H , AND THE 0 RD E R LY POWER IN FRANCE. THE BATTLE GROUP HAS BEN REINFORCED, PROCEDURE ALSO MADE IT IMPOSSIBLE TO "THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ME AND THE HOWEVER ONE UNIT WHICH JOINED IT CARRY O~T THE NUMBER OF EXECUTIONS IT ONE WHO IS ASKING YOU TO KILL ME," RECENTL( WAS THE 809TH ENGINEER CON­ REPORTED TO HEA~UARTERSo SALAN TOLD THE COURT, "IS THAT I STRUCTION BATTALION, SENT SIX WEEKS AN9THER 3,000 JEWS WERE KillED BY SERVED MOST OF MY TIME IN THE ARMY AGO TO BUilD ROADS IN THAILAND AND THE COMMANDO IN LIQUIDATING THE VITE­ OUTSIDE METROPOLITAN FRANCE." COMMANDED BY LT COL. ERNEST L. HARDIN BSKGHETTO, THE INDICTMENT CHARGED LATER, HE SAID THAT ONCE A PERSON OF ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN HAS "KNOWN THE FRANCE OF COURAGE, ••• NEW YORK, MAY 16 (UPI )--A STR I KE HE WILL NEVER ACCEPT THE FRANCE OF WASHINGTON, MAY 17 {UPI)--U.S. BY 500 HOTEL SERVICE EMPLOYES AT THE ABANDOMENT." OFFICIALS SAID TODAY THAT ANY MOVEMENT WALDORF ASTORIA TANGLED OPERATIONS OF U.S. PLANES FROM JAPAN TO THAI LAND TODAY, I NClUD I NG A SWANKY DINNER FOR HONG KONG, MAY 18 (UPI)--THE HONG WAS DONE PROPERLY WITHOUT VIOLATION VICE PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND FRENCH KONG GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED THURSDAY OF THE JAPANESE-AMERICAN SECURITY PACT. CULTURE MINISTER ANDRE MALRAUX BUT NIGHT THAT A NEW WIRE BARRICADE WILL THEY SAID THAT MOVEMENT Of MARINES THE DINNER ~ENT OfF FINE--WITH A FEW BE ERECTED ALONG THE lENGTH OF THE FROM OKINAWA DID NOT FALL WITHIN INNOVATIONS. CLOSED BORDER AREA BETWEEN THIS BRIT­ TERMS OF THE SECURITY PAC~ NEVERTHE­ FOR ONE THING, WHILE EXECUTIVES, 'SH COLONY AND COMMUNIST CHINA, IN lES~ THE UNITED STATES Diu DISCUSS SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL AND VOLUNTEER AN EfFORT TO STOP THE FLOOD OF REFU­ IT WITH THE JAPANESE Atv"B\SSADOR IN SECRETARIES SERVED THE 1,200 DINERS, THE HEADWAITER WHO WAS NOT OUT ON GEES WASHINGTON IN ADVANCE. THE ANNOUNCEMENT SAID THAT THE THEY EXPLAINED THAT ASSISTANT SECRE­ STRIKE TOOK OVER THE lECTERN TO GIVE BARRICADE "'S DESIGNED TO STOP ALL TARY OF STATE FOR FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS INSTRUCTIONS. AND, AS A PRECAUTION, THE SOUP COURSE THOSE ATTEMPTING TO ENTER HONG KONG AVERELL HARRIMAN INVITED JAPANESE TERRITORY EXCEPT THROUGH THE REGULAR AMBASSADOR KOICHIROIASAKAI fOR A WAS DISPENSED WITH CHECK POINTS" DISCUSSION OF THE MOVEMENTS OF U.S. "THE CANDLES Will BE liT AT 7:30, THE IT SAID THE ~EW FENCE WILL BE 'GREAT­ FORCES FROM OKINAWA INTO THE THAilAND BUTTER WILL BE RELEASED AT 7:45," IN­ TONED HEADWAITER ALFRED MATT OVER THE ER IN BOTH HEIGHT AND DEPTH" THAN AREA BEFORE IT WAS UNDERTAKE~SO THAT LOUDSPEAKERS ~HEN THE GREEN LIGHT THE PRESENT SIMPLE ONE THE U.S. PURPOSES AND ACTIONS WOULD BE FULLY UNDERSTOOD FLASHES, PROCEED TO THE KITCHEN AND •• 0 • THIS WAS NOT REQUIRED UNDER THE PICK UP THE HOT FISH PLATES WHEN JAPAN-AMERICAN SECURITY PACT BUT WAS YOU SERVE, BEND OVER. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO BEND DOWN SO THAT NOTHING THE WORLD'S RAINIEST SPOT IS IN: DONE OUT OF CONSIDERATION FOR THE WILL SPilL AND SPOil THE EXPENSIVE DRESS INDIA, BRAZIL, OR HAWAI11? JAPANESE AND THE CLOSE RELATIONS OF (ANSWER ON PAGE FOUR) THE TWO COUNTRIES, IT WAS INDICATED. ES " PAGE 3 ------1r------HOURGLASS rRIDAY 18 MAY------1962 SPECIAL SER~CES PLANS MUCH TO DO IN THE SU~MER HOBBY SHOP HOUKS LAST NiGHT AT THE PTA MEETING JOHN COLEMAN, SPECIAL SERVICES SUPEftVISOft, SPECIAL SERViCES HOiiY SHOP PRESENTED TO PAftENTS A BOOKLET WHICH CONTAINED INrOftMATION CONCEftNING SPECIAL SCHEDULE IS AS FOLlOWS~ SEftVICES ACTiVITIES rOft THE COMING SUMMER SEASONo DUfttNG THE PftOGftAM, Mft WOOD SHOP AREA HOURS COLEMAN STATED THAT "SYMMEft VACATION IS COMING AND SOME rAMILIES WILL IE MONDAY THRU fRIDAY TRAVELING TO JAPAN, HONG KONG, THE UNITED STATES, HAWAII, ETC. HOWEVER, MANY I :00 TO 4:30 PoMo AND 5:30 TO 7:30 or THE YOUNG PEOPLE WilL REMAIN HERE ON KWAJALEIN roft MOST or THE VACATION. SATURDAY "IN ORDER TO PROVIDE A WELL-ftOUNDED SUMMEft ACTIVITIES PROGRAM, SPECIAL 12:30 - 4:30 PoM~ AND 5.30 TO 9.00 SERVICES HAS ENLISTED VOLUNTEEftS, ASSIGNED ftEGULAR PERSONNEL, AND HIRED SOME SUNDAY PEOPLE TO CA~Y OUT THIS PORGRAM. 12:00 - 4:30 PoMo AND 5~30 TO 8~oo "THE SPECIAL SERVICES SUMMER ACTIVITIES PROGRAM WILL LAST EIGHT WEEKS, AND ALL SHOP AREAS SEGIN CLEAN-UP 15 WILL BE, fOR THE MOST PART, DIVIDED INTO TWO SECTIONS - ONE fOft THE MONTH Of MINUTES PRIOft TO CLOSING T!MEo JUNE AND ONE rOR JULYo THERE WILL BE A IEGINNiNG ftEGISTftATION ON JUNE I AND 2 HOBBY SHOP RESALE AREA HOUftS ARE rOR JUNEGS SECTION. REGISTRATION fOR THE SECOND SECTION WILL IE DURING THE ACCORDING TO SPECIAL SERVICES ACT~V­ WEEK Of JUNE 25 TO 30. ITY SCHEDULE POSTED EVERY SATURDAY

"TH! S SOOKlET HAS aEEN PftEPARED TO GEORGE SE ITZ SCHEDULE IN TH E HO~GLASS 0 AiD YOU IN THE SELECTION Of A PROfiT- CHILDIEN'OSING WOOD SHOP AREA fROM ABLE AND HELPfUL RECREATIONAL PROGRAM MR. MARVIN GLASSCOCK, SUPERINT6N­ II THftU 16 YEAftS OF AGE MUST HAVE FOR YOUR CHILDREN. EACH Of THE DENT OF SCHOOLS HERE, ANNOUNCED THE PEftMISStON SLIPS !tGNED BY ONE PARENT ACT!VDT!ES IS SET UP AS A COUftSE WITH GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR TO OPEftATE ELECT~'C TOOlSo ONLY AN INSTRUCTOR, TiME, PLACE, ETC. IT 1962-63. HIS REPORT INCLUDED THE SPECIFIC TOOLS MAY IE OPE~ATED BY IS fELT THAT THE PROGRAM WILL BE MORE fOLLOWING: THIS AGE GROUPo SUCCESSFvl !F EACH PARENT CHOOSES A THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL WILL RUN CHILDREN UNDER i I YEARS OF AGE ARE GROUP Of ACTDV~T!ES ACCORDING TO THE TEN AND A HALf MONTHS THIS COMING ONLY ALLOWED iN WOOD SHOP AREA W~TH­ CHILDwS iN~ERESTS AND ABILITIES. YEAR WITH SCHOOL OPENING AUGUST 13, OUT A PARENT DUftlNG THESE HOURS. PARENTS SHOULD MAKE EVERY EffORT TO 1962 AND CLOSING JUNE 28, 1963 MONDAY THRU rRIDAY 3.00 - 4.00 PuMo ENSURE TI'IAT THE Oi! LD ATTENDS ALL THE APPftOVED ~ALENDAR FOft THE YEAR" SATURDAY 1:00 - 4~oo PoMo CLASSES iN WHICH HE IS REGISTERED. 13 AUGUsT SCHOOL OPENS SUNDAY THIS AREA IS CLOSED TO THIS "THE CLASSES HAVE SEEN PURPOSELY 3 SEPTEM8Eft LABOR DAY VACATION AGE GROUPe MADE SHORT TO ALLOW TIME FOR A WIDE 12 NOVEMSEft VETERAN'S DAY VACATION THESE CHILDREN ARE NOT ALLOWED TO VAR!ETY OF ACTIViT'ES~ MANY Of THE 22-23 NOVEMBER THANKSGIVING VACATION TOUCH ANY ELECTRIC TOOLSo ACTIV~TIES YOUR CHILD WILL PARTICI­ 24 DECEMBER - " JANUARY DUE TO THE SUMMER CLASSES SCHEDUlE j PATE IN Will BE RECREATIONAL AND CHRISTMAS VACATION BEGINNING JUNE 4TH, THE HOllY SHOP COULD BE THE BEGINNING Of A VERY INTER­ 22 rE8RUARY WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY WILL IE CLOSED FOR CLASSES DAilY; EST!NG H088Yo 17-18-19 APRIL SPRING VACATION MONDAY THRU rftlDAY UNT~l 3~OO Po~o "THERE Will BE A CHARGE FOft SOME Of 30 ~AY MEMORIAL DAY VACATION DURING THESE CLOSED HOU~S ONLr 1HE THE CLASSES !N ORDER TO RECOVER THE 28 JUNE SCHOOL CLOSES CHILDftEN WHO AftE IN REGiSTE~ED CLASSES COST OF LABOR AND MATEftlALS USED. KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS MUST HAVE WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE HOBBY SHOPv EN~OlLM[NT wiLL BE ON A FIRST-COME REACHED THEIR fiFTH BIRTHDAY aEfORE THESE HOURS Will NOT NECESSAR~Lr fiRST SERVE SASIS AND ALL rEES WILL 8E JANUARY I, 1963 TO ENROLL IN THE AFf ECT ADUL TI. I' '1 PAID IN ADVANCEo THERE WILL iE NO RE- 1962-63 SCHOOL YEAR. BEGINNiNG JUNE 4TH~ THE HOSBY S~Of 8ATE FOR CLASSES NOT ATTENDED. fiRST GRADE STUDENTS MUST HAVE WILL HAVE AVAILABLE A LEATHE~ CRA~~ "ADU!J.rt SUPERViSION WILL BE PROVIDED ON ftEACHED THEI~ SIXTH IlftTHDAY IErOftE WORK AREA AND COPPER ENAMElffNG AREAo THE PLAYGROUND AT THE Roxy DURING THE JANUARY I, 1963 TO ENftOlL IN THE 1962- THE HOBIY SHOP A~EA !S ASSIGNED TO ENTIRE EIGHT WEEK PERiOD. THE HOURS 63 SCHOOL YEAR. THE KWAJALEIN MODEL CLUBo OFOPERATiON OF THE PLAYGROUND: 6 DAYS SOME LEGAL DOCUMENT or PRoor OF MEMBEftSH'" IS FREE, SO ANYONE WHO PER WEEK - 7-30-1130 A.M. AND 12:30- AGE MUST IE PftESENTED WHEN ENftOLLtNG DESIRES TO WOftK IN THIS AREA MAY JOiN 4.30 P.M. KINDERGA~TEN AND rlftST GRADE STUDENTS. OUR CLUlo RULES GOVERNiNG THIS ClUa "THE SCHOOL L~8RARY WILL 8E OPEN ONE THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL WILL RUN AftE THE SAME AS THOSE OF THE NATUON~l HOUR EACH DAY, MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, ON A 5-DAY WEEK, MONDAY THftOUGH MODEL CLUBSo TO ALLOW CHiLDREN TO CHECK OUT BOOKS. rRIDAY ON THE FOLLOWING HOUftS: SPECIAL SERVICES HOBBY SHOP US THE EXACl TlME WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER. GRADES 1-3 0800- 11 30 1300-1 430 AVAILASLE rOR USE BY All PERSONNEL) "DR I VER EDUCA Ti ON AND DANC I NG CL ASS ES GRADES 4-6 0800-1130 1300.J 500 THERE is NO CHARGE FOR THE USE OF ARE BEING ORGAN!ZED, DETAILS WILL 8E GRADES 7-12 0800-1200 1300-1500 TOOLS Oft EQUIPMENTo THE ONLY REe ANNOUNCED ~N THE HOURGLASS LATER. KI~~eRGl.TEH! lWO\ SESS10NS I I QUIREMENT is THAT YOU CLEAN-UP YOUR "OUR PROGRAM Will 8E fLEXIBLE. CLASSES 0830-1100 1230-1500 AREA, AND USE CARE WITH TOOLS AND WiLL BE ADDED WHERE THE ENROLLMENT IS ALL SCHOOL REGISTRATIO~ WILL BE EQUIPMENTo HEAVY ~F THE INSTRUCTOR IS AVAILABLE. AUGUST 8, 1962 fROM 0830-1130, 1300. OOQOOO ANY CONSTRUCTIVE RECOMMENDATIONS WILL 1500, AND 17°0-1900. BE MOST GRACiOUSLY CONSIDERED." ...... CONSERVE WATERg SPACE AVAILABLE IS RARE ON MATS FLIGHTS, REPORT SAYS A REPORT WAS RECEIVED RECENTLY AT SPECIAL SERVICES THAT 'THE NUM8ER Of "SPACE rr AVAILA8LE REQUESTS fOR OVERSEAS MATS TRAVEL lHAS INCREASED. IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT THE HUSMER Of REQUESTS fOR SPACE AVAILASlE TRAVEL WILL CONTINUE TO IN­ CREASE AND REMAIN HIGH THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER. DUTY TRAVEL IS ALSO AT A PEAK DURING THE SAME PERIOD. THUS, LONG DELAYS AT CONSIERAILE EXPENSE TO THE "SPACE AVAILA8LE"TRAVELEft CAN RESULTo PRESENT SPACE AVAILABLE IACKLOGS AT TACHIKAWA, HICKAM AND TRAVIS INDICATE THAT TftAVEL OPPORTUNITIES rOR THE REMAINDER or MAY, JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST VIA SPACE AVAILA8LE TRAVEL WILL BE NIL. SPACE AVAILASLE TRAVEL IS A Pftl- VILAGE EXTENDED TO MIL~TARY PERSONNEL WORTHY PROJECT AND THEIR DEPENDENTS, IT IS NOT AN THERE IS A PROJECT UNDER WAY TO OBLIGATION BY THE GOVERNMENT TO fUR­ PROViDE SCHOOL DESKS TO BE DELIVERED NISH TRANSPORTATION. TO ONE OR MOftE OF THE ATOLL ISLANDS. INDIVIDUALS PLANNING SPACE AVAILA8LE A DESIGN HAS SEEN PftEPA.ED AND A TRAVEL VIA MATS SHOULD IE APPRISED Of GROUP HAS PREVIOUSLY rAIRICATED A NUM­ THE PROVISIONS or PAftAGRAPH 4c, ftE­ BER Of' THESE DESKS TO THE "MADE ftEADylI FERENCE A WHICH STATES: f'OR ASSEM8LY STAGEo A aEE, SPONSORED "THERE IS NO GUARANTEED SPACE fOR SY THE SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUS, WILL TRAVEL AUTHOftlZED BY COMPETENT AUTHOR­ BE HELD AT THE TCT CARPENTER SHOP ON ITY ON A SPACE AVAILABLE IASI5. NE'. MONDAY, 21 MAY AT 7.00 PoM. TO GET A THEft THE GOVERNMENT NOft THE AGENCY SHIPMENT IHADYG WILL IE OBLIGED TO CONTINUE THE IN­ ALL INTERESTED ARE CORDIALLY INVITED DIVIDUAL TO DESTINATION Oft ftETURN TO TO "PiTCH IN." HELP IS NEEDED fOR THIS POINT or OftIGIN." MOST WORTHY PROJECT. IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT ALL PERSONNEL 000.00 TRAVELING SPACE AVAILABLE HAVE SUf­ fiCIENT FUNDS TO DEfRAY TRAVEL EXPENSES VIA COMMERCIAL MEANS AND HOTEL ACCOM­ CONSERVE WATER!! MODATIONS If SPACE AVA'LAILE SEATS ARE UNAVAILAIILE. ------=-----"'!"-_"IfIII;:pP,!,Z"""",,"0.... ;I'l"'i ""Il;; ...... PAGE 4 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 18 MAY 1962 ------~------1 GENERAL MESS MENU CHA~PION'S PWRTY WAS HUGE SATURDAY 19 MAY 1962 SUCCESS AT CROSSROADS BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER WEDNESDAY EVENIN~ THE CROSSROADS CHILLED tRUIT JUICE EGG BROTH SOUP CREAM or TOMATO SOUP WAS TRANsrORMED INTO HONOLUUU~S CHILLED FftESH FRUIT BOILED SPARE RIIS STEAKS TO ORDER BEACHCOMIER NIGHT CLUB, WITH THE HOT & COLD CEREAL W/SAUERDRAUT OVEN BAKED POTATOES PALM rROND WALLS AND SIMULATED GRILLED CORN BEEr PATTIES SIMMERED FRANKrURTERS MUSHROOM SAUCE COCONIUT TREES INSIDE THE CLUBo EGGS TO ORDER POTATOES Au GRATIN SAUTED CORN THE LADIES WERE PRESENTED WITH AN HOME FRIED POTATOES BUTTERED LIMA BEANS CREAMED PEAS - STEAMED RICE ORCHID CORSAGE UPON ENTERINGo ORCHIDS, STEAMED RICE BUTTERED CARROTS LETTUCE & TOMATO SALAD CROTON L'EAYtS ANO COCONUT SOAT CANDLE~ DANISH PASTRIES STEAMED RICE FRENCH GARLIC BREAD DECORATED EACH TABLE. HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM SALAD BAR W/DRESSING RAISIN CUP CAKE WIICING TIKI GODS AND HAWAI IAN SYMBOLS WERE CHILLED MILK ICED CHOCOLATE CAKE COLD DRINK PAINTED ON THE WALLS BY OLLIE DAVIS HOT CorrEE CHILLED MILK - CorrEE MILK - HOT COrrEE TO CARRY OUT THE H~W~8 RAN MOTlrb RED OILI AND THE SOlLERS DID AN AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE U THANT'S CAT IS SUBJECT EXCELLENT JOB or DECORATING. FRIDAY, 18 MAY 1962 OF SUPREME COURT CONTROVERSY COCKTAILS AND PUPUS WERE SERVED 6.00 PoMe NEWS FROM 6:30 TO 8:30 PoM o THEN A SUMP­ NEW YORK, MAY 17 (UPI) A HOUSEHOLD 6.15 PuMa THE LATIN QUARTER TUOUS BANQUET WAS ENJOYED, WHICH CAT, WHICH APPARENTLY ENJOYED SHARPEN­ 6:30 PuMo DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA WAS PREPARED BY RAYMOND KANESHIRO AND ING ITS CLAWS ON CURTAINS AND OTHER 7:00 PuM. ENCHANTMENT or MUSIC HIS BOYS WITH THE ASSISTANCE or rURNISHINGS, HAS BECOME A CENTRAL 7:30 PoMo SPORTS DESK CLARENCE SHIM AND HIS STAF FROM THE rlGURE IN THE CONTROVERSY INVOLVING 7:45 PoMa RiCHARD HAYES-CAROL YOKWE YUK CLUB .. U THANT AND HIS APARTMENT. BURNETT THE rOOD CONSISTED or MANY CHINESE, THE RENTAL HASSLE OVER THE I I-ROOM 8:00 PaMo ONE NIGHT STAND HAWAI IAN AND JAPANESE DISHESo EAST SIDE MANHATTAN DWELLING, WHERE 8:30 PuMa LINEUP ArTER THE MEAL THE CHAMPIONSHIP THE ACTING SECRETARY GENERAL or THE 9:00 PaM. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES CROSSROADS MOUNTAINIALL TEAM RECEIVED UNITED NATIONS LIVES, WAS GIVEN A 9:30 PuMo MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT THEIR TROPHIES rROM MASTER OF CERE­ THRASHING OUT YESTERDAY IN STATE Sup­ 12.00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN Orr MONIES, JOHN COLEMANo THOSE RECEIVlNG REME COURT. TROPHIES WERE AS FOLLOWS: CHARLIE MOST or THE COURTROOM DEBATE CENTERED SATURDAY, 19 MAY 1962 HIGA, SUEO HIGUCHI, WALTER YAMADA, ON THE ALLEGED DAMAGE AND DESTRUCTION 6.00 AoMu SIGN ON AND NEWS ROBERT IHA, SMILEY HINTACUTAN, TOM CAUSED IY THANT'S PET CAT. 6.05 A.M. DON THE DAWN BREAKER HIRAMOTO, GEORGE SHIMODA, LEONARD THE DEFENDANT WAS WILLIAM F. WHOLEY 6.30 A.M. NEWS BARCOMA, CLYDE SOUTH, DICK GREENE, WHO SUBLET THE APARTMENT TO THANT IN 6:35 AoM. THE DAWN BREAKER, ~ONT'D Roy PIELER, DONALD ABE, STAN NAKAMOTO, JUNE 1959. 7:15 AoMo SMALL FRY THEATER PATRICIO NEMICIO, AND LEO KIDAo STATE RENT ADMINISTRATOR ROBERT E. 7:30 AoMo SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL GEORGE NAGATA AND SHINJI NAEDA WILL HERMAN, ACCUSING WHOLEY OF CHARGING 8:00 AoM. NAVY HOUR PICK UP THEIR TROPHIES WHEN THEY THANT TOO MUCH RENT, HAS riLED SUIT 8:30 A.M. ALBUMS or THE WEEK RETURN rROM JAPAN rOR TREILE DAMAGES OF $51,571 AGAINST 9:00 AoM" ARMY HOUR THE CROSSROADS' BACKERS RECEIVED WHOLEY AND THE OWNERS OF THE APART­ 9:30 A.M. FREEDOM SINGS TROPHIES AND ENGRAVED CIGARETTE LIGHT­ MENT. 10:00 A.Mo ROCK 'N ROLL CALL ERS. THE BACKERS WER E AS FOLLOWS; THE STATE ARGUES THAT THANT WAS BEING J I :30 A 0 Mo IRA COOK SHOW ISAMU TOKUHARA, HAROLD 'E~$, SALBURO CHARGED $1,200 A MONTH WHEN THE MAXIMUM 12:00 NOON NEWS NAKASONE, GAlE PERZ, JOE CULLEN, LEGAL RENT rOR THE APARTMENT WAS ONLY 12:05 PoMo SINGALONG WITH MITCH DONALD KEHALEWAKE, HOWARD Ho, RAY $402.50. A rURNITURE BILL rOR $450 1:00 P.M. NEWS KANESHIRO, JIMMY IKEI, BENNY COOPER, ALSO WAS CHARGED THANT. ':15 PoM. MELODY TtME RAY YASUKARA, CLARENCE SHIM, MAREIEI WHOLEY TESTIFIED YESTERDAY THAT 2:00 P.M. NEWS MALDONADO, AND DONALD SUEHIRO. THANT'S CAT WAS RESPONSIBLE rOR $6,447 2:30 PoMo BACKGROWND IN LITERATURE A SPECIAL TRO~MY ~OR OUTSTANDI NG IN DAMAGES TO THE APARTMENT'S rURNISH­ 3:00 PoMo MOODS IN MUSIC SPO~TSMEN8MIP WAS ,~I~ENI~O 80lERT IHAo INGS AND T~ T THE BURMESE DIPLOMAT HAD 4:00 P.M. PAN AMERICANA THE WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY AGREED TO REPATRIATION. 4.30 P"M .. PAU HANA SERENADE WAS PRESENTED TO THE MANAGERS ls.tAu/, l\ "MR. THANT IS A FINE GENTLEMAN," 5.00 PoMo DINNER MUSICALE TOKUHARA AND HAROLD REIS or THE WHOLEY SAID. "As SOON AS HE REALIZED CROSSROADS. WHAT HAPPENED TO THE rURNITURE, HE COCKTA I L 01 NNER AND DANCE MUS I C \1,8;S HAD THE CAT'S CLAWS CUT." TESTS PLANNED FOR CAPE PROVIDED BY TWO BANDS, THE NAHENAHt$ WHOLEY EXPLAINED THAT THE ORIGINAL AND THE COOPS. CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, MAY 16 RENT CHARGED THANT WAS ONLY $1,050 THE HOSTS rOR THIS PARTY WERE THE (UPI) THE CIVILIAN SPACE AGENCY WILL A MONTH, IUT IT WAS RAISED UNDER A CROSSROAD BACKERS AND THE SPOILERS BEGIN TOMORROW A SERIES or 80 TEST "GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT" LAST JUNE TO €'C.UB. SHOTS TO MAP WIND PATTERNS OVER THE PAY rOR THE rURNITURE REPAIRS. HE THE HOSTS WISH TO THANK ALL WHO HAD CAPE TO HELP PLAN rUTURE SPACE AND SAID THANT ALSO PAID $1,074 TOWARD ANYTHING TO DO WITH MAKING THIS ONE ROCKET LAUNCHINGS. THE REPAIRS IN ONE LUMP SUM, WITH THE OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING PARTIES TO IE A SPACE AGE "POP-GUN" , AN 8 rOOT REST or THE AMOUNT TO BE ADDED TO THE HELD ON KWAJALEIN IN THE LAST ~HREE SINGLE-STAGE ROCKET WILL IE rlRED MONTHLY RENT. YEARS. VIRTUALLY STRAIGHT UP OVER THE CAPE A SPOKESMAN FOR THANT AT THE UNITED 000000 TO AN ALTITUDE or ABOUT 80,000 rEET NATIONS DISAGREED WITH WHOLEY'S VERSION HOLLYWOOD, MAY 16 (UPI) JULIET PROWS I WHERE IT WILL LAY DOWN A LIGHT WHITi OF THE STORY. HE SAID THANT DOUBTED AND 20TH CENTURY Fox STUDIOS HAVE SMOKE SCREEN. THAT HIS CAT HAD CAUSED SO MUCH DAMAGE. REACHED A MUTUAL AGREEMENT TO TERMINATI HIGH-POWERED CAMERAS WILL PHOTO­ WHEN THANT RErUSED TO PAY THE EXTRA HER CONTRACT, IT WAS REPORTED TONiGHT o GRAPH THE PATH or THE SMOKE AND rROM $450 TWO WEEKS AGO, HE EXPRESSED No DETAILS WERE ANNOUNCED, IUT THE PICTURES, SCIENTISTS WILL BE FEARS HIS rURNITURE MIGHT BE REMOVED. SPOKESMEN SAID A ~INANCIAL SETTLEMENT ABLE TO PLOT THE SHEARING WINDS OVER BUT WHOLEY'S LAWYER SAID YESTERDAY HAD BEEN REACHED TO END THE CONTRACT THE CAPEo "THERE HAS NEVER BEEN ANY THREAT BY , WHICH 20TH GAVE THE SHAPELY DANCER IN THE TEST PROGRAM WILL RUN YEAR­ THE WHOLEYS TO REPOSSESS THE FURNITURE. 1959 aEFORE CASTING HER IN THE MOVIE ROUND, SUT SPACE AGENCY SCIENTISTS ...... "CAN CAN." ARE MOST INTERESTED IN THE PERIOD WASHINGTON, MAY 16 (UPI) FBI DIRECTOR MISS PROWS~ IN MARC~ SAID SHE WAS BETWEEN DECEM8ER AND FEIRUARY WHEN J. EDGAR HOOVER SAID TODAY THERE WAS SEEKING TO END HER EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT HIGH SPEED JET STREAM W~NDS CURVE AN "APPALLING" INCREASE LAST YEAR IN WITH 20TH ON GROUNDS THE STUDIO wOULD OVER THE CAPE. THE NUMIER OF AM£RICAN POLICEMEN WHO NOT ACCEPT TERMINATION OF THE CONTRACT THE JET STREAMS, RUNNING AT ALTI­ MET VIOLENT DEATH WHILE ON DUTY. NEGOTIATIONS THIS WEEK PRECEDED THE TUDES rROM 50,000 TO 110,000 rEET, HE SAID 71 CITY, COUNTY AND STATE ANNOUNCEMENT OF AN AGREEMENT, ArTE~' HAVE BEEN RECORDED AT SPEEDS UP TO LAW ENrORCEMENT orrlCERS EITHER WERE BOTH SIDES INDICATED DlrrERENCES OJ 0 170 MILES PER HOUR, A SPACE AGENCY KILLED BY CRIMINALS OR DIED 1N EXIST. SPOKESMAN SAIDo THEY SUaJECT ROCKET ACCIDENTS, COMPARED TO 40 SUCH DEATHS rRAMES TO HIGH WIND STRESS. IN 1960. (ANSWER TO QUESTION ON PAGE 2) THE AIR FORCE HAS SEEN LAUNCHING HOOVERSAID POLICEMEN WERE SLAIN i7 AT THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLU8 DINNER SIMILAR ROCKETS HERE TO COLLECT DATA ON THE JOB AND 47 PERSONS WERE ARRESTED AT 7.45 PoMo ON MAY 24, 1962,vou WILL ON AIR TEMPERATURES OVER THE CAPE. IN CONNECTION WITH THE DEATHS. 8E SURPRISED TO LEARN THA~ STRANGELY THE NI Kf WIND- lEASUR I NG PROGRAM HAS TWELVE or THE 47 KILLERS WERE 21 ENOUGH,) '~AWA I I WITH ITS MOSTL Y SUNNY ALSO BEEN RUN OVER THE WALOP ISLAND, OR UNDER HE SAID. CLIMATE HAS A SMALL AREA ON MTo VIRGINIA, TEST CENTER...... WAIALEALE THAT IS THE CHAMPiON RAiNY SPOT. GAMES RA INED ( ALL GAMES SCHEDULED FOR LAST NIGHT WERE ~AINED OUT. THEY WILL ALL SPORTS IE RESCHEDULED FOR A LATER DATE. LOCAL BASKETBALL STANDINGS PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION FRIDAY 18 MAY 1962 CLASS "A II LEAGUE WON LOST PCTo ~AJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUPS PMZ 4 I 0800 BANK OF HAWAII I 0 NATIONA_ LEAGUE ROUNDUPS CONT'D 3 075 DOUGLAS I 0750 (UPI) Boe GIBSON OF THE STo LOUIS WAS EARNED, WAS T~ NED BECAUSE 3 SPORTSMEN 2 2 .500 CA~DINAlS BESTED LEFTY BILLY OtDELL PINCH-HITTER YOGI BERRA REACHED CHANCE VOUGHT 0 0000 iN A PITCHE~vS DUEL TODAY FOR A 1-0 BASE WITH TWO OUT WHEN HE SWUNG MARINE DEPT. 0 0000 V!CTO~V OVE~ THE SAN f~ANCISCO GIANTSo AT A WILD PITCH THIRD STRIKE. PEP­ ~ THE W~NN~NG RUN CAME IN THE TOP Of ITONE, WHO HAD DOUBLED, MOVED TO CLASS "B" LEAGUE THE NiNTHo VETERAN RED SCHOENDIENST THIRD ON THE PLAY AND SCORED ON SEMPER FIDELIS 4 0 10000 LED OFf WiTH A S~NGLEo JULIAN JAVIE~ THE TRESH SINGLE. CRUSADERS 4 0 10000 WENT iN TO RUN FOR H~MQ WiTH ONE I N THE ONL YOTHER AMER I CA N LEAGUE AIR TPtAFflC 2 I AWAY JAViER STOLE SECOND AND CATCHER GAME TODAY, Los ANGELES WAS AT 0667 MAUMtDERS 2 .400 ED BAi~EY$ TRYiNG TO CATCH HIM, TH~EW BALTIMORE AT NIGHT. 3 HIGH SCHOOL I 0250 THE BALL INTO CENTER f!ELDQ JAVIE~ 0200 WENT TO THiRD AND SCORED ON AN INfiELD WECO I ~ 4 0200 SINGLE BY CHARl!E JAMESo YACHT RACE WHAT'S LEfT I THE CA~D~NAL V~CTORY ENDED A fOUR­ NEW YORK, MAY 17 (UPI) SIR FRANK GAME SAN FR~NCijSCO WIN ST~EAKo IT PACKER, HEAD OF THE AUSTRALIAN SYN­ BASKETBALL SCHEDULE WAS THE GIANTS n THIRD DEFEAT iN 19 DICATE WHICH IS CHALENGING IN fRIDAY 18 MAY GAMES AT CANDLESTICK PARKo SEPTEMBER FOR THE AMERICA'S CUP, 6 P.M. MARINE DEPT VS. CHANCE VOUGHT SPARKLING PLAY BY BOTH INFIELDS GOT SAID TODAY HE EXPECTS THE U.S. 7 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL VS. WHAT'S LEFT BOTH PITCHERS OUT Of TROUBLEo THE YACHT COLUMBIA, SUCCESSFUL AGAINST SATURDAY 19 MAY GIANTS MADE DOUBLE PLAYS IN THE SECOND ENGLAND'S SCEPTRE IN 1958, TO 8E 6 P.M. SEMPER FIDELIS VSo CRUSADERS AND FOURTH iNNINGS TO H'e::LP O'DELL. IN THE DEFENDER AGAIN. 7 P.M. AIR TRAFfiC VS. WECO THE SEVENTH INNING j AFTER JIM DAVENPO~T I HOPE IT WILL BE COLUMBIA," HE SUNDAY 20 MAY DOUBLED WITH ONE AWAY, JOSE PAGAN SM!LED. '" WOULD HATE TO THINK THERE 2 P.M. FAST PITCH SOfTIALL GAME LiNED A SHOT OVE~ SECOND SASE THAT WOULD BE ANYTHING BETTER." FEATVRING THE SEABEES AGAINST THE SCHOENDIENST 5PEA~EDo HE TOUCHED As ALWAYS, THE AMERICAN DEFENDER COAST GUARD LORAN STATION Of EBEYEo SECOND TO DOUBLE DAVENPORTo IN THE I I I-YEAR-OLD YACHTING SERIES MONDAY 21 MAY EACH PITCHER ALLOWED SIX HITS~ WILL BE CHOSEN AFTER SUMMER-LONG 6 P.M. SPORTSMEN VSo CHANCE VOUGHT onDELL POSTED SiX ST~!KEOUTS WHILE TRIALS AMONG THE BEST U.S. 12-METER 7 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL VS o AIR TRAFfiC SUffERiNG HijS FIRST DEFEAT AGAINST YACHTS. COMPETING IN THIS YEAR'S TUESDAY 22 MAY FIVE WiNS, G~iSON NOW STANDS TRIALS WILL BE COLUMBIA, NOW aWNED 5-20 6 P.M. SEMPER flDELIS VS. MARAUDERS IN NIGHT GAMES, CiNCINNATI WAS AT BY PAUL SHIELDS OF NEW YORK; THE 7 PoM. DOUGLAS Vi. BANKOH PH~LADElPHiA, MILWAUKEE AT PITTSBU~GH WEATHE~LY,OWNED BY HENRY D. MERCER OF NOTE. CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE DUE 10 AND HOUSTON AT Los ANGELESo NEW YO~K RUMSON, THE NEW HOOD-ANDERSON, HEAVY WORK SCHEDULEo AND CHICAGO WERE IDLEo OWNED BY CHANDLER HOVEY OF BOSTON, \)00000 AND THE NEW HOOD-ANDERSON SYNDICATE TENNIS SCHEDULE AMERICAN LEAGUE ENTRY WHICH IS TO BE LAUNCHED AT fRIDAY 18 MAY (UPI) THE DARING BASE RUNNING OF MARBLEHEAD, MASSACHUSETS, ON SATUR­ 5 P.M. BAQA~O AND MAKAHANALOA VS o MICKEY MANTLE LED TO AN UNEARNED NINTH DAY. RAUTENaERG AND BOT~IN !NNING RUN TODAY THAT GAVE THE NEW THE COLUMBIA CLEARLY OUTSAILED SATURDAY 19 MAY YORK YANKEES A 2-1 VICTORY OVER THE THE WEATHERLY AND EASTERNER IN THE 5 P.M. WILSON AND FRAZER VSo BOSTON RED SOX AND LtFTED THEM INTO 1958 TRIALS, AND AS TO THE NEW BARNES AND GOGULSKI A FIRST PLACE TIE WITH IDLE CLEVELAND. ENTRY, PACKER SAID: SUNDAY 20 MAY MANTLE, WHO DREW THE ONLY BASE "IT IS HARD TO IiIUILD A NEW YACHT 5 P.M. RAUTENBERG VS. BOYCE ON SALLS iSSUED BY ~OSTON STARTER AND SO QUICKLY AND GET IT READY IN TIME 7 P.M. BARNES VS. LONG LOSE~ GENE CONLEY, WALKED TO OPEN fOR SUCH COMPETITION." MONDAY 21 MAY THE NEW YORK NiNTH. AFTER ONE OUT, PACKER'S YACHT, THE GRETEL, ALSO 5 P.M. HYNE VS. CLANTON MANTLE STOLE SECOND lASE AND DASHED TO IS A NEW ONE, aUT IT WAS LAUNCHED 7 P.M. LEDBETTER AND REMITICADO VS. THIRD ON CATC~ER JIM PAGLIARONI 's WEEKS AGO AND HAS BEEN SAILING AL­ WINNE~ Of RAUTENBERG AND WilD THROWo HE SCORED fROM THIRD ON M~T DAilY IN SHAKEDOWN RUNS AGAINST BOTK IN VS. BAGANO MO MA KA­ ELSTON HOWA~Dts SACRIFICE fLY. ANOTHER fiRST-RATE U.S, YACHT, HANALOA MATCH. THE YANKEES, GAINING TWO WINS IN THE VIM, WHICH SIR FRANK LEASED NOTE. CHANGES HAVE SE~ MADE DUE TO THftEE BOSTON TRiES TO WIND UP A AND HAS SEEN USING AS A TRIAL HO~SE. HEAVY WORK SCHEDULEo SRIEf ROAD TRIP, WERE HELD TO fiVE THE GRETEL IS TO BE PUT ABOARD A HITS IY THE VETERAN CONLEY AND RESERVE fREIGHTER SOON FOR SHIPMENT TO THE NEW YORK OUTFIELDER JOE PEPITONE HAD UNITED STATES AND SHOULD ARRIVE ATTENTION BASKETBALLERS

THREE OF THOSE HITS. HIS £tGHTH EARLY IN JULY. I ALL BASKETBALL TEAM CAPTAINS ARE INNING DOUBLE SET UP THE riftST NEW So fAR WE HAVE HAD UNUSUALLY LIGHT REQUESTED TO GIVE PAT LANIAS THEIR YORK RUN, WHICH HE SCORED ON TOM WEATHER fOR GRETEL RUNS IN AUSTRA­ TEN DOLLAR DONATIONS FOR THE "ALL TRESHuS SINGLEo LAIN WATEftS," SIR fRANK SAID. "IT's STAR"SASKETBALL TROPHY'So THAT SCORE, AFTE~ CONLEY HAD IMPOSSIILE TO MAKE ANY fiNAL DECI­ BLANKED THE YANKEES FOR SEVEN INNINGS SIONS YET ON THE IMPORTANT MATTERS. ON JUST THREE HiTS, OFFSET BOSTON'S WE HAVE rOUND THAT GRETEL IS MEMORIAL DAY TOURNEY ONLY RUN OF THE GAME. IN THE SECOND STifFER THAN THE VIM, IT IS STRONGER, THE SPECIAL SERVICES BOWLING ALLEY INNING, SINGLES BY PAGLiARONI AND IT HAS A MORE LIVELY TILLER, AND WILL IE RESERVED FOR LEAGUE PLAY GARY GEIGER AND CARROLL HA~DyIS TURNS MORE QUICKLY." THE ENTIRE MEMO~IAL DAY HOLIDAY. A SACRIFICE FLY PRODUCED THE ONLY THE GRETEL WILL CONTINUE ITS SPECIAL MEN'S "SC~ATCH" DOUBLES BOSTON SCOREo TRIALS ALL SUMMER IN THE WATERS BLOWING rOURNAMENT IS BEING PLANNED NEW YORK RELIEFER MARSHALL BRIDGES AROUND NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND, SITE fOR THAT OAt. EACH TEAM C~NNOT HAVE GAiNED THE ViCTORY WHILE PITCHING Of THE CUP RACES WHICH START ON HAVE A COMBINED AVERAGE Of MO~E THAN THE F~NAL TWO INNINGS AND SURVIVING SEPT. SIR fRANK IS B~INGING 15. 330 OR LESS THAN 300. EIGHT TEAMS A LINE DRIVE TO THE JAW THAT FELLED 26 CREWMEN WITH HIMi QUARTE~ING THEM CAN BE ACCOMODATED fOR THIS TOURNA- HIM IN THE EIGHTH INNING. BRIDGES AT A HOTEL HE HAS LEASED AT NEWPORT. GAVE UP ONLY ONE INFIELD HIT WHILE fROM THIS GROUP HE AND HIS EXPERTS MENT. FACING JUST SEVEN BOSTON SATTERS WILL SELECT THE I I MEN WHO WILL BE INTERESTED TEAM CAPTAINS ARE ASKED TO REPORT TO THE SPECIAL SERVICES OVER THE LAST TWO FRAMES. ABOARD GRETEL fOR THE ACTUAL RACING. GEAR LOCKER, FRIDAY, MAY 18 AT P.M. BRiDGES WAS ~ELI[VING VETERAN "WE HAVE NOT CHOSEN A SKIPPER 6 YAN~EE BOI TURLEY WHO WAS MAKING YET, AND WE DON'T KNOW IF WE WILL .00000 HIS FIRST START IN NEARLY A YEAR o HAVE A NAVIGATO~)" HE SAID TODAY. TURLEY RET3RED FOR A PINCH-HITTER rlf'S A SHORT COURSE AND UNDER ALL ISLAND RESIDENTS' ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT, AFTER SeVEN ~NNINGS DURING WHiCH NORMAL CONDITIONS YOU CAN SEE YOU~ HE ALLOWED BOSTON JUST ONE RUN AND WAY--YOU DON'T NEED A NAVIGATOR," STARTING TODAY, EMON BEACH IS NO TWO HP5" HE SAIDo LONG AVAILASLE. NEW YORK'S FIRST RUN, THOUGH IT CONTID NEXT COlUMN~ PAGE 6 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 18 MAY 1962 ------~ NOTICES mOl/iI/if :Joni,ht- WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- "POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES" SHOWTIME 7:30 p.w. THERE ARE OPENINGS FOR PART TIME BETTE DAVIS, GLENN FORD--THE STORY OF A BEDRAGGLED SALES CLERKS AT MACY' S. I F YOU HAVE SELLER OF APPLES ON A BROADWAY STREET CORNER, HAD MERCHANDISE SALES EXPERIENCE AND WITH A DAUGHTER THATS BEEN BROUGHT UP iN A CONVENT YOU ARE INTERESTED SEE THE MANAGER IN SPAIN. THE DAUGHTER THINKS HER MOTHER IS A AT MACY'S WEALTHY SOCIALITE, AND 15 BRINGING A NOBLE SPANISH FAMILY, WHICH SHE IS MARRYING INTO, TO SEE HER SEVERAL SECRETARY AND CLERK TYPIST MOTHER IN NEW YORK. THIS BRINGS FORTH A SERiES POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE. CALL OR OF HILARIOUS AND TEAR-JERKING SITUATiONS" COME TO THE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SHORT SUBJECT: "LOG JAMED" OFFICE. PHONE 2190. RICHARDSON -- "THE FLYING FONTAINES" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. RCA NEEDS A PART TIME TEMPORARY EVY NORLUND, MICHAEL CALLAN--A STAR AERIALIST TYPIST FOR APPROXIMATELY 6 WEEKS DISREGARDS HIS FATHER'S ADVICE ON CAUTION AND TO WORK IN OUR OFFICE AT ROl NAMUR. DRUNKENLY INVOLVES THE RIVAL FOR HIS GiRL ~RIEND PLEASE CALL MR. ZITANI AT 9-8-309 IN AN ACCIDENT. A FORMER GIRL FRIEND NOW MARRIED, FOR INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT. MAKES A PLAY FOR HIM BUT HIS CASUAL ATTITUDE TOWARD_HIS PROFESSION AND CO-WORKERS IS CHANGED FOR SALE BY HIS OWN ACCIDENT, WHICH WINS HIM HIS GIRL. ) I COMPLETE AMATEUR RADIO STATION, SHORT SUBJECT: "PUSH BACK THE EDGE" AM AND CW HEATH COMANCHE, CHEYENNE, POWER SUPPLY, VSWR METER AND RME YOKWE YUK -- "SUMMER AND SMOKE" SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M. AND 9:40 P M. PRESELECTOR WITH KEY, MIKE AND LAURENCE HARVEY, GERALDINE PAGE--THE STORY OF SPEAKER $250 00. AVAILABLE JUNE NOT RECOMMENDED FOR THE TRAGIC LOVE AFFAIR OF A MINISTER'S SPINSTERISH 1ST MAY BE SEEN AT THE REEF (ROOM CHILDREN DAUGHTER AND A RAKISH YOUNG DOCTOR WHO ALSO CARRIES 222) OR CALL 9523 DURING WORKING ON A CARNAL LOVE AFFAIR WITH THE DAUGHTER OF A HOURS. GAMBLING CASINO OWNER. SHORT SUBJECT: "FR()v1 DIME TO DIME" FOUND PLUS NEWS AND SPORTS DIGESTo A POCKET KNIFE WITH MAROON HANDLE FOUND BY THE TRAILERS ON SATURDAY. ROXY -- "RING Of FIRE" SHOWTIMES 6:30 P M. AND 8:30 P.M. OwNER MAY CLAIM AT THE HOURGLASS DAVID JANSSEN, JOYCE TAYLOR--STORY OF A MANHUNT, OFFICE. FILMED ON LOCATION IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON, CLIMAXED BY A SPECTACULAR fOREST FIRE. ONE 5 GALLON CAN OF CARBOMASTIC SHORT SUBJECT: FOOTBALL THRILLS I I I COMPONENTS FOUND IN NIKE ZEUS AREA. CALL 465 OR 2112. · .... ROJ NAMUR MOVIES CHILDS PURSE AND WALLET FOUND IN KWAJ ROD AND GUN CLUB KWAJALEIN STORE. OWNER MAY CLAIM THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING FRIDAY 18 MAY 1962 8 P.M. AT THE OFFICE FOR THE ROD AND GUN CLUB ON THURSDAY "SERGEANTS THREE" FRANK SiNATRA, MAY 24TH AT 7:00 P.M. DEAN MART1N--A LUSTY STORY SET AGAiNST LOST THE PURPOSE OF THE SPECIAL MEETING jHE INDIAN WARS IMMEDIATEL~ fOLLOW~NG --rvERSHARP (FOUR COLORS) PENCIL IS TO DISCUSS THE PARTICIPATION IN THE C\VIL WAR, CENTERING AROUND THREE BELONGING TO CLYDE SOUTH. IT WAS THE NAVY RELIEF CARNIVAL. BRAWLiNG SERGEANTS OF THE U~S. CAVALRY PROBABLY LOST ON THE GOFT COURSE. THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING WILL SHORT SUBJECT: "ISLE OF LORE" FINDER PLEASE CALL 353. REWARD! STILL BE HELD ON THE FIRST 1HURSDAY OF JUNE. ... SATURDAY 19 MAY 1962 8 P.M. ONE NAVY NECKERCHIEF BELONGING "RUN SILENT, RUN DEEP" CLARK GABLE, TO MR. SUMNERS. LOST IN THE CHAPEL. BURT LANCASTER--STORY OF AN OFfiCER PLEASE CALL 2343. RABBI TO HOLD SERVICE IN THE NAVY WHO AT THE TIME IS HOLD­ ....ING A DESK JOB, DUE TO THE FACT THAT WANTED TO BUY A FRIDAY EVENING SERVICE WILL BE HE HAS LOST HIS SUB IN UNDERSEAWARFARE. ONE BABY JUMPER CHAIR IN FAIRLY CONDUCTED BY RABBI HOWAaD ~UMMER HE IS PUT IN COMMAND OF THE AMERtCAN GOOD CONDITION CALL 2255 OR 2158. AT THE CHAPEL THIS EVEN4NG AT~7:00 SUBMARINE "NEKRA". THIS IS WHERE HE · . .. P.M. r GETS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR HIS REvENGE WANTED TO GIVE AWAY RABBI KUMMER CAN BE REACHED AT THE SHORT SUBJECT: "NIGHT WATCHMAN" CLAIRE AND NOLA RAYMER HAVE TWO TRANSIENT HOTEL FOR PRIVATE APPOINT­ ALSO NEWS AND SPORTS DIGEST CUTE KITTENS TO BE GIVEN AWAY. MAY MENTS. BE SEEN AT 426-A LAGOON ROAD KITTENS ARE HOUSEBROKEN PHONE 641

GENERAL NOTICES CHAPLAIN DAUGHTRY WILL TEACH THE ADULTS NEW TESTAMENT CLASSES TO BE HELD IN ROOM 2 OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL, 7:30 P M ON FRIDAY.

THE CROSSROADS CLUB WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY THE 18TH OF MAY FOR THE MILITARY ALL HANDS PARTY. · . .. - WANTED TO GIVE AWAY $1750. FOUR LUCKY PEOPLE WILL HAVE THE 1 OPPORTUNITY TO WIN LARGE CASH PRIZES - AT THE NAVY CARNIVAL. RAFFLE TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE NOW! DONATION $1.00. GRAND PRIZE $1000. · .... BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUPS ARTICLES TO BE CONSIGNED OR DONATED TO THE BARGAIN BAZAAR WILL BE PICKED UP EACH TUESDAY BETWEEN 9:00 A.M. AND 11:00 A.M. - PLEASE CALL 646 OR 2403

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