Plane Crashes Into House Killing Four

•

HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 3/13 4.2 AT 0843 3/ 13 I 9 AT 0209 3/ 13 3.3 AT 2104 :lite HOURGLASS 3/ 13 2.3 AT 1521 VOL. 3 No. 1065 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MoNDAY 12 MARCH 1962 NEWS BRIEFS PLANE CRASHES INTO HOUSE KILLING FOUR BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL GENEVA--SECRETARY OF STATE RUSK TOOK A TOUGH COLD WAR STAND AT GENEVA NEW ORLEANS, MARCH 'I (UPI)-A CRIPPLED AND APPARENTLY CREWLESS AIR FORCE TODAY. HE ENTERED A CRUCIAL BIG THREE CI19 FLYING BOXCAR HURTLED OUT OF THE FOG AND CRASHED INTO A PRIVATE HOME LAST FORIEGN MINISTERS MEETING TONIGHT NIGHT, KILLING FOUR PERSONS IN THE HOUSE, SHATTERING AUTOMOBILES AND SNAPPING AMID STERN AMERICAN WARNINGS THAT POWER LINES IN ITS DEATH PLUNGE. COMMUNIST TACTICS IN BERLIN MIGHT DIS THE DEAD INCLUDED A HUSBAND AND WIFE AND TWO OF THEIR CHILDREN. A THIRD RUPT THE TALKS AT GENEVA. CHILD WAS IN CRITICAL CONDITION, MOANING HYSTERICALLY IN A HOSPITAL BED. AMERICAN OFFICIALS QUOTED THE SECRE THREE OF THE CREWMEN WHO BAILED SAFELY OUT OF THE FOUR-ENGINED AIRCRAFT TARY OF STATE AS SAYING THAT A CON MOMENTS BEFORE THE CRASH REPORTED THEY THOUGHT THE OTHER THREE MEN ABOARD HAD TINUATION OF COMMUNIST HARASSMENT IN tlMADE IT OK." THE BERLIN AREA COULD AFFECT SERI FLASHLIGHTS WERE SEEN IN THE SWAMPY BAYOU AREA AROUND THE CRASH SITE AT OUSLY THE COURSE OF THE BIG THREE KENILWORTH, A SEMI-RURAL COMMUNITY 10 MILES OUTSIDE NEW ORLEANS. BUT THICK TALKS. THE FIRST MEETING TOOK PLACE FOG PREVENTED SEARCH HELICOPTERS AND BIG-WHEELED SWAMP BUGGIES FROM LOCATING AT A DINNER RUSK GAVE FOR SOVIET THEM. FOREIGN MINISTER GROMYKO, BRITISH FOR THE THREE RESCUED CREWMEN WERE UNIN EAST GERMAN BORDER GUARDS EIGN SECRETARY LORD HOME AND THEIR JURED. TOP ADVISORS. COAST GUARD HELICOPTERS AND AN AM FIRE UPON BRITISH OFFICER PHIBIOUS PLANE RESCUED THE THREE BERLIN, MARCH II (UPI)-EAST GERMAN PARIS--TERRORIST BOMBERS STRUCK CREWMEN. BORDER GUARDS FIRED ON A BRITISH MILI AGAIN TODAY IN PARIS AS FRENCH COM THE PLANE WAS ON A TRAINING FLIGHT TARY AUTOMOBILE CARRYING A FIELD OFFICER MUNISTS RALLIED SUPPORT FOR NATION FROM NEW ORLEANS TO TAMPA, FLA., AND ON AN OFFICIAL MISSION IN COMMUNIST EAST WIDE PROTESTS AGAINST THE SECRET ARMY WAS AIRBORNE ABOUT 20 MINUTES WHEN IT GERMANY EARLY TODAY AND WOUNDED THE ORGANIZATION. ONE OF THE PLASTIC CRASHED. SOLDIER DRIVER. CHARGES EXPLODED OUTSIDE THE HOME OF THE HUGE PLANE SHATTERED THE ONE THE OFFICER, LT.COL. NICHOLAS BUTLER, A VIETNAMESE BUT NO ONE WAS HURT. STORY FRAME HOUSE OF THE LUBET LEVRON ESCAPED UNHARMED. HE WAS ARRESTED BY FAMILY LIKE MATCHSTICKS. TIMBERS, THE GUARDS AND TURNED OVER TO THE Rus ALGIERS--FRENCH SOLDIERS EXCHANGED FLOORING, ROOFING AND MASONRY WERE SIANS, WHO PROMPTLY RELEASED HIM AND EX~ SHOTS WITH EUROPEAN REBELS IN AN SCATTERED FOR HUNDREDS OF FEET AROUND. PRESSED REGRETS AT THE INCIDENT. ALGIERS SUBURB TODAY. EIGHT PERSONS THE TWO LEVRON AUTOMOBILES WERE THE WOUNDED SOLDIER, WHOSE NAME WAS WERE WOUNDED IN THE CLASH WHICH oc CRUNCHED INTO SCRAP METAL. WITHHELD, WAS TAKEN TO AN EAST GERMAN CURRED ON THE TENSE EVE OF AN EXPECTED LEVRON, HIS WIFE AND TWO SONS WERE HOSPITAL. A BRITISH SPOKESMAN SAID HIS FRENCH-REBEL CEASE-FIRE AGREEMENT. KILLED INSTANTLY. CONDITION WAS REPORTED AS NOT SERIOUS. JANICE LEVRON, 7, A DAUGHTER, WAS IN THE SHOOTING MARKED THE FIRST TIME MIAMI BEACH--PRESIDENT KENNEDY CRITICAL CONDITION AT ST. BERNARD THAT EAST GERMAN POLICE HAVE SHOT A SPENT THE A~TERNOON CRUISING IN THE PARISH (COUNTY) HOSPITAL. IN OCCAS WESTERN ALLIED SOLDIER, WESTERN OFFICIALS FLORIDA SUNSHINE BEFORE HEADING BACK IONAL MOMENTS OF CONSCIOUSNESS, THE SAID. TO WINTERY WASHINGTON TONIGHT. THE ORPHANED CHILD SCREAMED OVER AND OVER, A BRITISH SPOKESMAN CHARGED THE COM PRESIDENT PLANS A BRIEF STOPOVER IN "\ CAN seE IT, I CAN SEE IT." MUNIST GUARDS OPENED FIRE WITH MACHINE PALM BEACH TO VISIT WITH HIS FATHER. LEVRON WAS AN IRON WORKER. IRONI PISTOLS WITHOUT ANY WARNING. HE SAID CALLY, HIS SISTER, GLORIA LEVRON, A ABOUT 30 SHOTS WERE FIRED. THE EAST TOKYO--COMMUNIST CHINA HAS ANNOUNCED HALF MILE AWAY SAW THE PLANE COMING GERMANS CLAIMED THE BRITONS TRIED TO RUN IT HAS CAPTURED A GROUP OF NATIONAL DOWN AND HAD CRIED TO OTHER MEMBERS A ROADBLOCK IN THE DARK AND WERE FIRED IST CHINESE AGENTS ALLEGEDLY ATTEMPT OF HER FAMILY, "LOOK AT THE PRETTY ON BECAUSE OF THEIR "GUILTY BEHAVIOR." ING TO CARRY OUT SABOTAGE ON THE LIGHTS" THE BRITISH DENIED IT. A SPOKESMAN CHINESE MAINLAND. THE COMMUNISTS SAY NEW ORLEANS, MARCH II (UPI)-THE SAID THE SHOOTING OCCURRED ON A PUBLIC THE AGENTS WERE CAPTURED IN A SMALL COAST GUARD TODAY RESCUED THE LAST HIGHWAY ABOUT ONE-HALF MILE FROM THE CRAFT WHILE SAILING TO THE MAINLAND. CF SIX CREWMEN FROM THE SWAMP WHERE AMERICAN SECTOR BORDER AND THAT THE THEY PARACHUTED FROM THEIR AIR FORCE BRITONS "HAD EVERY RIGHT TO BE AT THAT WASHINGTON--AN OFFENSIVE AGAINST FLYING BOXCAR WHICH CRASHED INTO A SPOT." UNSAFE AND WORTHLESS DRUGS AND FOODS HOUSE AND KILLED FOUR PERSONS. HE NOTED THAT BUTLER WAS A MEMBER OF IS EXPECTED TO BE LAUNCHED BY PRESI THE OTHER THREE CREWMEN OF THE THE BRITISH MILITARY MISSION ACCREDITED DENT KENNEDY TOMORROW. HE WILL SEND WEEKEND RESERVE GROUP WERE RESCUED TO THE SOVIET ARMED FORCES IN EAST A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS ASKING BY COAST GUARD HELICOPTERS LAST NIGHT. GERMANY. FOR AUTHORITY TO PROTECT CONSUMERS AIR FORCE, NAVY AND COAST GUARD FROM WHAT HE TERMS "THE CARELESS AND 0, FICIALS, ALONG WITH CIVIL DEFENSE BOGOTA, COLOMBIA, MARCH I I (UPI)- THE UNSCRUPULOUS." WORKERS AND ST. BERNARD PARISH (COUNTY A LANDSLIDE THAT THUNDERED DOWN A MOUN DEPUTIES SWARMED AROUND THE WRECKAGE TAIN SLOPE ONTO THE TOWN OF PENSILVANIA NEWPORT, NEW HAMSHIRE--A 17-YEAR OF THE PLANE AND THE SMASHED HOUSE IN CALDAS PROVINCE KILLED 23 PERSONS, OLD FORMER MENTAL PATIENT SHOT AND INVESTIGATING THE CRASH. IT WAS REPORTED TODAY. KILLED HIS PARENTS AND TWO YOUNGER THE C119, DESERTED BY ITS CREW AFTER THE SLIDE, LOOSED YESTERDAY BY HEAVY BROTHERS LAST NIGHT IN NEWPORT, NEW ONE or ITS TWO ENGINES FAILED, FIRST RAINS, LEFT 45,000 TOWNSPEOPLE WITHOUT HAMPSHIRE. JOHN MCGRATH--VOTED THE HIT THE GROUND IN A FIELD ACROSS FROM WATER OR ELECTRICITY. "MOST INTELLECTUAL MEMBER OF HIS THE LEVRON HOME. THEN IT JUMPED A CLASS"--TOLD POLICE HE WIPED OUT HIS NARROW HIGHWAY AND CANAL AND SMASHED FAMILY, AS HE PUT IT, "SO THEY WOULD THE ONE-STORY FRAMEHOUSE. KWAJALEIN WATER NOT HAVE ANYTHING TO WORRY ABOUT" THE PLANE HAD lUST TAKEN OFF FROM USED 3/ II /62 ALVIN CALLENDER FIELD ACROSS THE HOLLYWOOD--EDDIE FISHER BROKE THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 215,200 LONG SILENCE TODAY ABOUT REPORTS THAT MAJ. RICHARD LINEHAN OF CINCINNATI GALLONS. HIS MARRIAGE TO ELIZABETH TAYLOR IS WAS THE COMMANDER OF THE TRAINING PER CAPITA - 79.8 GAL~ONS. ON THE ROCKS. THE SINGER TOLD UNITED FLIGHT. THE PLANE, BASED AT CLINTON TOTAL IN STORAGE - 10,975,000 GALLONS. PRESS INTERNATIONAL IN A TRANS-ATLANTIC COUNTY AIR FORCE BASE, WILMINGTON, PHONE CALL-- If ELIZA8ETH AND I ARE STILL OHIO, WAS MANNED BY WEEKEND RESER DAILY FRESH WATER METER READINGS VERY MUCH IN LOVE." VISTS. WITH LINEHAN IN THE PLANE WERE 1ST. HOUSING OCEAN 11,500 GALLONS SIGNAL-DE-BOUGY, SWITZERLAND (UPI) LT. RICHARD BUTCKE OF DAYTON, MAJOR HOUSING LAGOON 19,750 If A SWISS SOLDIER MISTAKENLY SHOT AND LOUIS UKELSON OF CINCINNATI, CAPT. YOKWE YUK CLUB 10,,500 " KILLED A SWISS POLICEMAN GUARDING THE ROBERT Q. DIXON or MARION, S. SGT. MESS HALL 5,150 " ALGERIAN REBEL GOVERNMENT DELEGATION HERB MATTISON OF SABINA, OHIO AND POWER PLANT 11,,100 " HERE TONIGHT, IT WAS OFFICIALLY AN S SGT. JAMES C HAYES OF WILMINGTON, WEST END OF ISLAND 37,200 tI NOUNCED. OHIO. ONLY SPLINTERED BOARDS AND FURNI CONSERVE WATER TURE REMAINED OF THE LEVRON HOME. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS CAPTAIN TELLS STORY OF TANKER WRECKED IN HEAVY SEAS PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE NEW YORK, (UPI )-THE ~ASTER or THE lI8[RIA~ TANKER GEM, WHICH SPLIT ~N • TWO COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE DURING AN ATLANTIC STORM WEDNESDAY NIGHT, SAID TODAY THAT THE SECOND OFFICER RANGE ~ACiL!TY, KWAJAlEIN, MARSHALL WAS KILLED WHEN HE WAS CRUSHED BETWEEN A SWAMPED LIFEBOAT AND THE FORWARD ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU SECTION OF THE SHIP OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c CAPT. CARL HEINMAN, 59, OF TORONTO, CANADA, AND SIX OF HIS CREW ARRiVED HERE WITH THE TRANSPORi COMPANY OF TEXAS. ABOARD THE PASSENGER LINER VICTORIA, WHICH RESCUED THEM ABOUT 100 MILES OFF THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST. ~H£ hOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY A STOWAWAY AND 25 OTHER SURVIVORS OF THE TANKER WERE PUT ASHORE EARLIER TO MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAYo DEADLINE DAY AT MAYPORT, fLORIDA. THEY WERE RESCUED FROM THE STERN SECTiON BY A FOR NOTICES IS 4 P. Mo DAY BEFORE DESTROYER. PUBLICATION DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS SECOND OFFICER KJELLE VAMBERG, A NORWEGIAN WHO HAD BEEN LIVING IN BROOKLYN, IS 10 A Mo DAY OF PUBLICATION. NEW YORK, WAS THE ONLY FATALITY WHEN MOUNTAINOUS WAVES SNAPPED THE TANKER IN TWO THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT "THERE WAS A elG CRASH LIKE THE TO EDll ALL COPi RECEIVED FOR RENDING OF METAL,II HEINMAN SAID. PUBLICA .... ION. "EIGHT OF US WERE ON THE FORWARD PART AND 27 ON THE ArT PART WELCOME ABOARD EDITOR - JOH~ C. COLEMAN "VAMBERG MANAGED TO GET A LIFEBOAT PASSENGERS ARRIVING ABOARD THE TRANS OVER THE SIDE AND HE AND FIVE OTHERS INTERNATIONAL AIRWAYS CONTRACT CARRIER GOT INTO IT WHEN IT HIT THE WATER FLIGHT THIS MORNING WERE AS FOLLOWS OFFICIALS MEET TO DISCUSS IT WAS SWAMPED ALL BUT VAMBERG WERE TCT - ANDREW S ROBERTSON, HIS WIFE ABLE To SCRAMBLE OUT AND GET BACK JOSEPHINE, AND THEIR THREE CHILDREN, RED prESSURE IN S. VIET NAM ON THE FORWARD PART OF THE SHIP BY ANDREW AGE 8, KENNETH AGE 4 AND HELEN BAGUIO, PHILIPPiNES, MARCH II (UPI) CLIMBING UP ROPES." ROSE AGE 2 ARE NEW ARRIVALS HERE. THEY LEADING U S. DIPLOMATIC AND MILITARY "BUT VAMBERG WAS CRUSHED BETWEEN WILL RESIDE IN QUARTERS 459 D. OFFICIALS IN ASIA ARE TO MEET HERE THE LIFE80AT AND THE SHIP WE TRIED NORMAN JENSE~ AN ENGINEER FOR TeT TODAY TO DISCUSS INCREASING COMMUNIST EVERY WAY TO GET TO HIM AND PULL HIM ARRIVED THIS MORNING WITH HIS WifE DORIS PRESSURE ON SOUTH VIET NAM, LAOS AND BACK BUT HE WAS DEAD WHEN HE WASHED AND THEIR FOUR CHILDREN, CHERI LYNNE OTHER AREAS IN THE FAR EAST. AWAY." AGE 13, LISA ADELE AGE 10, RICHARD AGE THE SECRET SESSION OF CHIEFS OF THE OTHER CREWMEMBERS WHO ARRIVED 15 AND MELANIE ANN AGE 5. THEY WILL U S MISSIONS IS TO BE PRESIDED OVER HERE WITH HEINMAN WERE EDGAR LEPP, RESIDE IN QUARTERS 441 B BY UNDERSE:RETARY OF STATE FOR FAR 40, OF TORONTO, G FENTON BROWN OF JOHN M. FENNESSY, HARRY E. KNIPPEL, EASTERN A~rAIRS W. AVERILL HARRIMAN. JAMAICA, B.W I , PAUL CRUZ 32, OF FRANK J HUBBARD, J~ ALLAN CHAPMAN, IT ALSO IS TO INCLUDE SPECIAL AD MEXICO, SIME PANDZIC, 32, Of YUGO LOUIS E. Ross, CHAR~ES A. 0'DoNNELL, VISER TO THE PRESIDENT ON ASIAN AND SLAVIA, AND NIKOLAOS TZORTZATORS, 32, WAYNE A. ROUND, CHARLES J HARDCASTLE AFRICAN AFFAIRS CHESTER BOWLES AND OF GREECE, AND MIGUEL lANOGLIA, CUBA. JR , LOREN N. BECKMAN, JULIAN A. C. ADM HARRY 0 FELT, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF ROBERTO MANTERO OF RAPPALO, ITALY, REYNOLDS, PAUL F JOHNSON, RAYMOND OF U S FORCES IN THE PACIFIC. CAPTAIN OF THE VICTORIA, EXPLAINED BAXTER, KENJI KUNIYOSH! AND ROBERT A. TODAY'S MEETING WILL FOLLOW A HIS SHIP'S PART IN THE RESCUE. WILLIAMS WERE ALL NEW EMPLOYEES THIS THREE-HOUR PRELIMINARY SESSION SAT "A DANISH SHIP WAS STANDING CLOSE MORNING. L V. STEVENS, MRS. ELIS~BETH URDAY BETWEEN HARRIMAN AND AMERICAN BY TO THE TANKER WHEN WE CAME ALONG RAYMER, V,NCENT BELLUTTO, WILLIAM J DIPLOMATS FROM 14 ASIAN NA110NS AND SIDE ABOUT 10 15 THURSDAY MORNING BUT MILLER AND FRANCIS N. TAMAYOSE RETURNED. COLO~IES AT THIS MOUNTAIN RESORT DUE TO THE SMALL SIZE Of THE DANISH TERMINAL STEEL - MASAMI KAKAZU WAS A NORTH OF MANILA. SHIP, AND THE FACT THAT THERE WAS NO NEW ARRIVAL, EDDIE T CHING, WILLIAM SATURDAY'S CONFERENCE WAS HELD BE MOTORBOAT AVAILABLE, THEY ASKED THE S SALAVE AND MALAEPUHE FAUTUA RETURNED HIND GUARDED GATES AT CAMP JOHN HAY, VICTORIA TO COME TO THE ASSISTANCE OF fROM LEAVE. A Ua S MILITARY REST CAMP HERE. THE TANKER AT I I A.M OIL WAS CHANCE VOUGHT CORP. - THOMAS I. fELT TOLD UNITED PRESS INTERNATION SPRAYED ON THE WATER ON 60TH THE PORT RUSSELL RETURNED. AL IN A TELEPHONE INTERVIEW AFTER AND STARBOARD SIDES OF THE VICTORIA CORPS OF ENGINEERS. - WOOD B. RAWLES WARDS THAT HE BELIEVES COMMUNIST TO CUT DOWN THE ROUGHNESS. AT I I 45 RETURNED ADVANCES IN GUERRILLA-THREATENED SOUTH T~E ORDER WAS GIVEN AND THE MOTORBOAT ATLAS ELECTRIC CO. - TAMOTSU UMEMOTO VIET NAM CAN BE STOPPED. WENT TO THE WATER " WAS A NEW ARRIVAL. '" WOULD SAY THERE IS IMPROVEMENT "THE MEN JUMPED INTO THE WATER FROM AMERICAN ELECTRIC CO. - GEORGE A. AND PROGRESS THERE," FELT COMMENTED. THE GEM ABOUT 15 FEET AND THEY WERE DRAMER WAS A NEW ARRIVALQ "WE ARE NOT LOSING AND EVENTUALLY PULLED OUT ONE BY ONE." MASSART INC. - DAVID Lo POBST RETURN WE WILL WIN" ED FROM LEAVE. FELT, WHO ARRIVED IN BAGUIO FROM P.W.C. PEARL HARBOR - YOUNG HAH YANG SAIGON, DECLINED TO COMMENT ON RE NAMUR AMOUR AND SOLOMON F K. KAY ARE NEW ARRIVALS PORTS THAT AMERICAN PILOTS HAD BEEN BY MEL SEMI HERE FOR PERMANENT DUTY, FRED S FLYING AS INSTRUCTORS ON COMBAT MIS TUESDAY NIGHT THE REGULAR MEETING FUJI KANE, AND JOHN E BRIGGS ARE HERE SIONS AGAINST VIET CONG GUERRILLAS OF THE ROI NAMUR BRIDGE CLUB WAS HEL~ TOY. IN SOUTH VIET NAM. ONE TABLE PLAYED. IF THERE ARE ANY USN - ROSALES REYNALDO GARCIA YN2 FELT DISCLOSED THAT HE WAS DRAFTING PERSONNEL ON ROI WHO WOULD LIKE TO WAS A NEW ARRIVAL HERE FOR PERMANENT A MESSAGE ON U. S. MILITARY AID RE PLAY BRIDGE YOU MAY ATTEND IN ROOM DUTY. QUIREMENTS IN ASIA WHICH HE WILL 107 AD~ BLDG. 1945 HRS. EVERY TUESDAY WELCOME ABOARD! PRESENT TO THE AMERICAN CONGRESS NIGHT. AFTER VISITING FORMOSA LATER THIS ROI NAMUR STARTED ITS "MOUNTAIN BALL WEEK. LEAGUE SUNDAY I I MARCH 1962, WHICH COMMUNIST CHINA'S NEW CHINA NEWS WAS PLAYED I N THE AREA I N REAR Of BOQ EMPLOYEES COMPLETE CONTRACTS AGENCY ATTACKED THE MEETING AT LENGTH LEUS. FIRST GAME AT 1400 BETWEEN Two PMZ EMPLOYEES ARE COMPLETEING TODAY AND SAID !T "WILL DISCUSS IN "MISFITS" CAPT SAM GRAINES AND THEIR CONTRACTS AND ARE LEAVING ON THIS SECRET U S. POLITICAL AND MILITARY "MAKULE'S" CAPT. NORMAN TAVARES. EVENING'S TIA FLIGHT, WILLIAM SAKAMOTO AGGRESSIVE SCHEMES IN THE REGION." SECOND GAME AT 1600 BETWEEN "THE AND EDWARD CURESUA ARE RETURNING TO THE AGENCY CLAIMED THAT THE MEET SUNBURNS" CAPT. TOMMY LABAYA AND THEIR HOMES IN HONOLULU. ING TAKES PLACE AT "A TIME WHEN THE "RCA FINKOLETTES" CAPT. A TUCKER. JOSEPH KUAAWALE IS LEAVING FOR HAWAI I.

U.S o STEPS UP ITS ARMED INTERVENTION COME ON OUT AND ROOT FOR THE TEAMS. HE IS AN EMPLOYEE FOR ATLAS LILLIE IN SOUTH VIET NAM, ITS SAeOTAGE OF HARRY TRAINER, A HEIDE AND COOK EM THE PEACE~UL SETTLEMENT OF THE LAOT SEOUL MARCH 10 (UPI )-THE APPELLATE PLOYEE LEAVES THIS EVENING fOR HIS HOME IAN QUESTION AND PREPARATIONS FOR PANEL OF THE SPECIAL REVOLUTIONARY IN TEXAS, M,GUEL PABLADILLO AN AMERICAN II AGGRESSION IN THE FAR EAST. COURT TODAY REDUCED THE DEATH SENTENCE ELECTRIC EMPLOYEE WILL DEPART FOR HARRIMAN AND BOWLES, THE AGENCY GIVEN FORMER ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF AND HAWAI I AND LEONARD POKiSH, A SUPERIN SAID, IIREPEATEDLY MADE SHOP-WORN EX-MILITARY JUNTA LEADER LT. GEN TENDENT FOR MASSART COMPANY IS LEAVING ANTI-COMMUNIST CLAMOR" IN THEIR CHANG DO-YOUNG TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT. FOR SEATTLE, WASHINGTON AFTER 18 STATEMENTS TO T~E PRESS eEFORE THE THE SEVEN-MAN PANEL, PRESIDED OVER MO"'THS HER E. CONFERENCE. BY AN ARMY COLONEL, ALSO REDUCED TO YOKWE YUKI As THE CONFERENCE OPENED FELT'S LIFE THE DEATH SENTENCE GIVEN TO POWERFUL FORCES IN THE PACIFIC AND CHANG'S FOPMER SECRETARV, COL. LEE IN ANSWER TO SEVERAL QUESTIONS CALL AUSTRALIAN AND FILIPINO MILITARY HOE YUNG, FOLLOWING THEIR LENGTHY ED INTO THE SPECIAL SERVICES OFfiCE, ELEMENTS PREPARED TO STAGE WAR GAMES TRIAL ON NUMBEROUS CHARGES Of ANTI NURSERY SCHOOL PAYMENTS MAY BE MADE ON MINDORO ISLAND IN THE CENTRAL REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES. THE PANEL AT THE NURSERY AS WELL AS AT SPECIAL PHILIPPINES LATER THIS MONTH. ALSO UPHELD LIFE TERMS FOR TWO OTHER SERVICES. FORMER MILITARY OFFICERS, WHO WERE TRIED SEPARATELY BUT ON SIMILAR CHARCiES

... I PAGE 3 HOURGLASS MONDAY 12 MARCH I 62 TREATMENT OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK VICTIMS SPORTS BRIEFS "CLOSED CHEST HEART MASSAGE" (SPORTS CONT'D. fROM PAGE )) FOLLOWING IS PART TWO Of AN EXCERPT fROM A TALK PRESENTED RECENTLY !Y DRS. THE NIKE ZEUS SUPPORT GROUP, MANAGED NOEL P. THOMPSON AND R HEWLETT LEE, AND NOW RELEASED 8Y THE SAFETY OFFICE, BY JIM FEENEY, MET MANAGER BILL MRAZ'S STANfORD UNIVERSITY ZEUS TECHNICAL SQUAD IN A SOfTBALL "CLOSED CARDIAC MASSAGE" CONTEST SUNDAY AfTERNOON. THIS TECHNIQUE HAS BEEN PERFECTED AND USED SUCCESSFULLY ONLY THE PAST ONE AT THE END OF THE PROPOSED FIVE OR TWO YEARS IT REPLACES THE OLDER AND MUCH MORE DANGEROUS TECHNIQUE OF INNING GAME, THE TECHNICAL SQUAD CELE MAKING AN INCISION IN THE VICTIM'S CHEST, EXPOSING THE HEART, AND MASSAGING BRATED A 2 TO 0 WIN. HOWEVER, FEENEY'S lHE HEART BY SQUEEZING IT WITH THE HAND THE CLOSED CARDIAC MASSAGE IS DONE ENERGETIC YOUNG MEN IN THE GAME IN ENTIRELY EXTERNALLY, WITH NO INCISION Of ANY SORT BEING NECESSARY. THE PRO SISTED ON CONTINUING. THE WINNING CEDURE IS GIVEN BELOW. OLDER TECHNICAL SQUAD WEAKENED DURING THE PATIENT SHOULD BE LAID ON HIS BACK ON A fiRM SUPPORT (SUCH AS THE flOOR) THE EXTENDED PRACTICE SESSION AND HIS HEAD SHOULD NOT BE HIGHER THAN THE REST Of THE eODY, BUT LEVEL WITH OR SUPERB PITCHING BY GEORGE SHARPE AL LOWER If POSSIBLE. ANY TIE, COLLAR, ETC., SHOULD BE REMOVED OR LOOSENED. LOWED THE SUPPORT GROUP TO STORM BACK TO A 9 TO 3 LEAD IN NINE INNINGS. ApPLY PRESSURE AT POINT X, SHOWN IN MEL Fox SCORED 80TH RUNS fOR THE TECH FIG I. THIS POINT IS RIGHT IN THE NICAL SQUAD. HE HOMERED IN THE 2ND MIDDLE Of THE CHEST, ABOUT 2 INCHES A INNING AND SCORED ON EARL ABRAMS BOVE THE END Of THE 8REATPLATE. PRES TRIPLE IN THE 4TH INNING SURE SHOULD BE APPLiED USING THE HEEL Of ...... THE HAND, WITH ONE HAND ON TOP Of THE OTHER TO PROVIDE SUffiCIENT PRESSURE. MONDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING F,G. I If THE VICTIM IS AN ADULT, AS MUCH AS 150 POUNDS FORCE MAY BE REQUIRED. If TEAM STANDINGS: THE VICTIM IS A CHILD, LESS fORCE IS WON LOST NEEDED. PRESSURE SHOULD BE APPLIED CAPT. - AT THE RATE Of 60 TO 80 TIMES PER MIN il • 'C'iL'L, E 17 7 UTE, WHICH IS THE SAME AS THE HEART'S SALAVEA I 1 7 NORMAL 8EATING RATE. 3· GIPS 12 12 MASSART 12 12 THE APPLIED PRESSURE fORCES THE RIB CAGE DOWN, PRESSING IT AGAINST THE SO~RENTINO II HEART, AND fORCING BLOOD INTO AND OUT OF IT. IF YOU ARE DOING THE CLOSED l. OTA 10 :~ CARDIAC MASSAGE CORRECTLY, IT SHOULD 8E POSSIBLE TO DETECT THE ARTifiCIAL WISNER 15 PULSE Of BLOOD IN THE CAROTID ARTERY Of THE NECK. $ SCHERER ~ It) "MOUTH-TO-MoUTH RESPIRATION" INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS: MOUTH-TO-MOUTH RESPIRATION IS RECOMMENDED fOR PROVIDING ADEQUATE VENTILATION HIGH AVERAGE UNTIL THE VICTIM RESUMES BREATHING. THE PROCEDURE IS AS FOlLCWS. MEN WOMEN LAY VICTIM ON THE fLOOR ON HIS BACK. REMOVE HIS NECKTIE AND LOOSEN HIS F. SOLI BEN 168 L. KRAMER 141 COLLAR. PLACE YOUR MOUTH DIRECTLY OVER HIS MOUTH AND BLOW INTO HIS LUNGS. HIGH SERIES SINCE THE VICTIM PERHAPS IS VOMITING, GAGGING, AND FOAMING AT THE MOUTH, THERE P. CHING 609 J NELSON 5uB IS A SMALL PLASTIC TUBE AVAILABLE CALLED A "RESUSI TUBE" WHICH MAKES MOUTH-TO HIGH GAME MOUTH RESUSCITATION MORE APPEALING ANESTHETICALLY. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT A R. NELSON 216 J. McNEIL 183 RESUSI TUBE BE KEPT AROUND THE HOME AND LAB BECAUSE A FEW MOMENTS HESITATION HIGH SERIES wjHC ON THE PART OF THE RESCUER MAY MEAN THE DifFERENCE BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH. W SALAVEA 659 M GIPE 636 If A RESUSI TUBE IS AVAILABLE, IT IS INSERTED IN THE VICTIM'S MOUTH AND HIGH GAME W/HC DOWN HIS THROAT. IT SERVES THE DUAL PURPOSE OF HOLDING HIS TONGUE DOWN ONTO H. GEYER 237 P. SCHiffER 237 THE BOTTOM OF HIS MOUTH AND DIRECTING AIR DOWN THE THROAT. BLOW INTO THE RE · ..... SUSI TUB£ AT THE RATE OF 20 TO 30 TIMES A MINUTE. THIS IS APPROXIMATELY EQUAL TO THE NORMAL BREATHING RATE OF A HUMAN HOLD THE VICTIM'S NOSE SO THE AIR WON'T ESCAPE OUT Of HIS NOSE INSTEAD OF MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE ENTERING HIS LUNGS. MON. 12 MAR. 6 P.M. ISLANDERS VS. IF THE VICTIM IS A CHILD, DON'T BLOW AS HARD AS YOU WOULD fOR AN ADULT, CHANCE VOUGHT. BLOWING TOO HARD MIGHT RUPTURE HIS LUNGS. TUES. 13 MAR. 6 P.M. GARDINAIRES VS THE GENERAL OUTLINE Of ACTION NECESSARY TO REVIVE AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK VICTIM DOUGLAS HAS BEEN STATED. THE EXACT PROCEDURE WILL DEPEND ON THE CIRCUMSTANCES AND THE WED. 14 MAR 6 P. M. FIR EMEN itA" VS. PARTICULAR SITUATION AT HAND. THIS MUST BE DETERMINED BY THE RESCUER AT THE MARINE DEPT. CRISIS WITHIN A fEW SECONDS AFTER THE ACCIDENT. SINCE THINKING AND ACTING ·..... CLEARLY AND EFfECTIVELY DURING A CRISIS IS DifFICULT fOR MOST Of US, IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT THE READER THINK OUT AHEAD OF TIME HIS PLAN OF VOLLEYBALL SCEOULE ACTION fOR VARIOUS POSSIBLE SITUATIONS. A SAMPLE SITUATION IS GIVEN BELOW. IF YOU ARE THE ONLY PERSON AVAILABLE TO MON. 12 MAR 6 P.M. MARINE DEPT. "A" GIVE AID, YOU MUST PERfORM ALL THREE DUTIES OF: VS. AQUANAUTS "B" (DOUBLES). I. CLOSED CARDIAC MASSAGE TUES 13 MAR. 6 P.M. LADIES VOLLEYBALL 2. MOUTH-TO-MOUTH RESPIRATION. PRACTICE. 3. CALLING fOR MEDICAL HELP. WED. 14 MAR. 6 P.M. AQUANAUTS "A" vs. A POSSIBLE PLAN WOULD BE TO GIVE CARDIAC MASSAGE FOR 50 SECONDS, MOUTH-TO P.M.Z. "All (DOUBLES). MOUTH RESPIRATION FOR 10 SECONDS, CARDIAC MASSAGE FOR 50 SECOND, MOUTH-TO ·..... MOUTH RESPIRATION FOR 10 SECONDS, CARDIA MAS~AGE fOR 50 SECONDS, ETC. STOP B01H Of THESE fOR 30 SECONDS OR LESS WHILE YOU TELEPHONE FOR MEDICAL AID AND YOKWE YUK CLUB BRIDGE A DEFEBRILLATOR. THE SHORTER THE INTERRUPTION THE BETTER. THESE TECHNIQUES HAVE BEEN DESCRIBED WITH RESPECT TO ELECTRICAL SHOCK VICTI~ OTIS WINfiELD AND JIM WING WERE THEY MAY BE APPLIED, HOWEVER, TO ANY TYPE OF CARDIAC ARREST VICTIM SUCH AS NORTH-SOUTH SCORERS IN THE YOKWE YUK DROWNINGS, POISONINGS, ACCIDENT VICTIMS, HEART ATTACK VICTIMS, ETC. IF A PER BRIDGE GAME LAST NIGHT WITH JOHN AND SON'S HEART HAS STOPPED BEATING, YOU HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE BY USING THESE PEGGY REEVES TAKING THE TOP HONORS ON REVIVAL TECHNIQUES. THE EAST-WEST SIDE. LOUISE AND DICK "SUMMARY Of PROCEDURE" MACATEE WERE 2ND HIGH NORTH AND SOUTH I LAY VICTIM ON fLOOR ON HIS BACK fOLLOWED BY BILL PODROUZEK AND DUTCH 2. CHECK fOR HEART8EAT. MYERHOLTZ THIRD. ALICE LOWMAN AND 3 If HEART IS BEATING, CHECK FOR BREATHING AISLEE DESUZA WERE 2ND EAST-WEST fOLLOW 4. IF NO HEARTBEAT EXISTS, START CLOSED CARDIAC MASSAGE IMMEDIATELY. ED BY BILL RICHARDSON AND GEOffERY 5. IF A SECOND PERSON IS AVAILABLE, HAVE HIM USE THE RESUSI TUBE AT THE SAME RAYMER THIRD. TIME TO PROVIDE VENTILATION. If YOU ARE ALONE, DO CLOSED CARDIAC MASSAGE fOR ·..... 50 SECONDS AND VENTILATION fOR 10 SECONDS, ETC. SCOTLAND, MARCH II (UPI )-Two 51 AMESE b CONTINUE MASSAGE AND VENTILATION UNTIL EITHER TWIN GIRLS, BORN TO THE WifE Of A A. HEART SEGINS BEATING ON ITS OWN, OR 30-YEAR-OLD WORKMAN, DIED TODAY IN THE B. MEDICAL HELP ARRIVES. ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. DO NOT STOP GIVING CARDIAC MASSAGE SIMPLY BECAUSE VICTIM'S HEART DOES NOT THE GIRLS, WHO WERE JOINED AT THE START ON ITS OWN. CONTINUE fOR HOURS If NECESSARY. CHEST AND THE ABDOMEN, WERE BORN YES 7. If VICTIM'S HEART RESUMES BEATING, STOP CARDIAC MASSAGE BUT CONTINUE TO TERDAY TO MRS. MYRA QUIGG, 23, THE MONITOR HIS PULSE. HIS HEART MAY STOP AGAIN. WifE OF LABORER JOHN QUIGG. (THIS ARTICLE HAS 8EEN COPIED fROM THE HAZARD CONTROL INfORMATION EXCHANGE BULLETIN (HeIEB) P~LISHED BY TH~ ~WRENCE RADIATION LABORATORY, LIVERMORE, CALifORNIA.) ,. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS MONDAY 12 MARCH 1962

GENERAL MESS MENU GENERAL OF THE PHILIPPINES TUESDAY 13 MARCH 1962 SPEAKS ON AMERICAN IMAGE BREAKI="AST DINNER SUPPER RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA, MARCH II (UP!) CHILLED FRESH FRUIT SCOTCH BROTH V EGET Af'lL E SOUP GEN. CARLOS P. ROMULO Of THE PHI~IPPINE CHILLED FRUIT JUICE VEAL FRICASSE BAKED HAM SAID LAST NIGHT THE UNITED STATES' HOT & COLD CEREAL COLD CUTS & POTATO SALAD W/FRUI T SAUCE GREAT HOPE IN COMBATTING COMMUNlST Ef GRILLED BACON CURLS BAKED MACARONI & CHEESE CANDiED SWEET POTATOES FORTS TO DESTROY THE AMERiCAN IMAGE EGGS TO ORDER BUTTERED BROCCOLI CREOLE STRING BEANS WAS IN THE BELIEF "ALL MEN ARE CREATED HOME rRIED POTATOES STEAMED RICE STEAMED RI CE EQUAL." STEAMED RICE WALDORF SALAD SALAD BAR w/DRESSING "IF YOU CAN PROJECT THAT AS THE AM ICED BEAR CLAWS M,XED FRUIT VANILLA LEMON P,E ERICAN WAY Of LIFE AND THE SPIRITUAL HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM PUDDING ICED TEA wiLEMON WAY Of LifE THAT IT IS, YOU NEED HAVE CHILLED MI~K - HOT COFFEE I CED TEA \wiLEMON CHILLED MILK - HOT COFFEE NO FEAR", HE TOLD A PUBLIC MEETING OF CHILLED MILK - HOT COFfEE SEVERAL HUNDRED PERSONS. ROMULO, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE UNIT ED STATES GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SA!D,~IITHE NEW ZEALANDERS BUILD MONUMENT CRISIS WE FACE IS IN THE MINDS OF MEN AFRS RAD 10 SCt£OULE TO ADMIRAL BYRD - UNVEIL IT OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES. IT IS WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND MARCH 1 I IN WHAT MEN THINK OF THE UNITED STATES MONDAY 12 MARCH 1962 (UPI )-NEW ZEALANDERS GATHERED ON THE IN ASIA, AFRllA AND SOUTH AMERICA THAT S 00 P.M. NEWS HEIGHTS OF MOUNT V,CTORIA HERE TODAY THE GREAT CRISIS OF THE FREE WORLD 5'05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT TO PAY HOMAGE TO THE MEMORY Of ADM. LIES. " 6.00 P.M NEWS RICHARD E. BYRD, POLAR EXPLORER. HE SAID THE CONTEST BETWEEN COMMU~ISM

6 15 P.M THE LATIN QUARTER THEY ATTENDED THE UNVEILING Of A AND TH E F R E E W0 RL D WAS 11 A LIT ERA L L I F E 6 30 P.M. FAMILY THEATRE BYRD MEMORIAL -- AN IMPOSING WHITE AND DEATH STRUGGLE IN WHICH THE WAY OF 7 00 P.M CONTINENTAL VARIETIES STONE TRIANGLE REPRESENTING AN A~TARC LIFE OF EVERY AMERICAN IS THREATENED. P.M. SPORTS DESK TIC TENT -- THAT HAS ALTERED THIS ~ 30 "IN ASIA, AFRICA AND SOUTH AMERICA • 00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND CAPITAL'S SKYLINE • THE THOUGhT THAT IS CREEPING THROUGH 8 30 P M. BROADWAY Is My BEAT A BUST Of THE EXPLORER, ON THE S)UTH MINDS OF THE MASSES IS THAT IN 16 9 00 P.M. NEWS SIDE OF THE TRIANGLE AND FACING OUT YEARS RUSSIA HAS BROUGHT 14 COUNTRIES 9·15 P.M. MUSIC r'LL MIDNIGHT ACROSS THE SEA TOWARDS ANTARCTICA, WAS AND MILLIONS OF PEOPLE UNDER COMMUNIST 10 uO P M NEwS UNVEILED BY PRIME MINISTER KEITH J. RULE", SAID ROMULO 10 05 P.M MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT CONT'D. HOLYOAKE, U. S r EAR ADM. M TYREE, "IN THESE 16 YEARS WE HAVE f140T MADE 12.00 MIDNIGHT - SI GN OFF COMMANDER OF OPERATION DE[P FREEZE, THEM RETREAT OR GIVE UP A SINGLE AND A LEIGH HUNT, A WELLINGTON FRIEND COUNTRY " TUESDAY 13 MARCH 1962 OF BYRD'S. ROMULO DEMONSTRATED THE GRAVITY OF 6 00 A M. NEWS THE EXPLORER'S fAMILY WAS REPRESENT THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE TWO OPPOSING 6 uS A M. THE DAWN BREAKER ED BY HIS DAUGHTER, MRS R. BREYER OF fORCES WITH WHAT HE TERMED THREE BACK 6 30 A.M. NEWS Los ANGELES. DROPS. 6 35 A.M. DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D. WITH THE FLAGS Of THE ANTARCTIC THE FIRST WAS BASED ON PFOMISES THAT 7 I) AoM. SMALL FRY THEATRE TREATY NATIONS FLYING IN THE BREEZE THE UNITED STATES WAS NOT AN IMPERIAL 7 30 A.M SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL BEHIND THEM, SEVERAL SPEAKERS RECALL IST NATION, THAT A BASIC PREMISE Of 8 uO A.M. DON Mc NEILL ED HIS EXPLOITS AND EXPRESSED SATIS SOVIET PHILOSOPHY WAS WORLD CONQUEST 8 30 A.M. ARTHUR GODFREY FACTION THAT BYRD'S DREAM OF ANTARCT AND THAT IN THE STRUGGLE Of COMMUNISM 8 ~) A.M. ART BAKER'S NOTEBOOK ICA AS "THE GREAT WHITE CONTINENT Of" AND THE FREE WORLD RUSS!A WAS TRYING 9.00 A.M. My TRUE STORY PEACE" HAD BEEN fULFILLED THUS FAR. BY ANY MEANS TO TURN WORLD OPINION 9 40 A.M. BORIS KARLOFF HOLYOAKE SAID THAT THE MEMORY OF AGAINST THE UNITED STATESo 9.45 A.MQ MASTERS OF MELODY BYRD, WHO OfTEN REFERRED TO NEW ZEA SECONDLY, ROMULO EMPHASIZED THE AD 10 uO A.M GARRY MOORE LAND AS HIS SECOND HOME, WOULD ALWAYS MISSION OF RED CHINA TO THE UNITED 10 25 A.M ANDY GRIFFITH BE REVERED BY THE PEOPLE OF NEW ZEA NATIONS. IN RECALLING HIS EXTENSIVE Iv 30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE PMR LAND, A COUNTRY INTIMATELY LINKED WITH UNITED NATIONS SERVICE, THE PH!LIPPINE 11.00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION LEADER SAID RED CHINA FAILED TO MEET II :25 A. M SOCIAL SECURITY FILE THE CABLES OF CONGRATULATIONS TO ANY REQUIREMENTS ESTABLISHED FOR U N I I 30 A.Mo IRA COOK WELLINGTON CAME IN FROM ALL OVER THE MEMBERSHIP. "As ONE WHO SIGNED THAT 12 00 NOON - NEWS WORLD INCLUDED MESSAGES FROM U. W. CHARTER I AM UNALTERABLY OPPOSED TO 12 aS P.M. BUSINESS FINAL, STOCKS, PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER. THE ADMISSION", HE SAIDn WEATHER ...... THE THIRD BACKDROP HE POINTED OUT 12 I) P.M. FLAIR WAS THAT THE UNITED STATES WAS ABLE 12 30 P.M. FLAIR JACKIE KENNEDY AND SEVERAL THROUGH PROMPT ACTION IN GREECE AND 1.00 P.M. NEWS TRUNKS START TOUR THE MARSHALL PLAN TO STOP COMMUNIST I 15 P.M. LIGHT UP, RELAX NEW YORK, MARCH 9 (UPI )-JACQUELINE ADVANCES IN WESTERN EUROPE BUT ON THE 1 30 P.M. CARPENTER'S SHOP CONCERT KENNEDY, TAKING ALONG SEVERAL TRUNK OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD RUSSIA WAS 3 00 P.M. THE SWINGIN' YEARS LOADS OF NEW CLOTHES, LEFT TONIGHT TAKING OVER CHINA WITH ITS 600 MILLION ~ 3 0 P.M. HERE'S HOLLYWOOD ON A 15,OOO-MILE SEMI-OfFICIAL TRIP PEOPLE "TO BE USED AS PAWNS TOWARD 4 00 P.M. JOY Boys AS AMERICA'S AMBASSADRESS OF GOODWILL SOVIET ENDS." 4·30 P.M. PAU HANA SERENADE TO THE TEEMING MILLIONS OF INDIA AND PAKISTAN. THE SMILING 32-YEAR-OLD FIRST LADY MISSING TRAWLER SIGHTED DEMONSTRATORS ARRESTED AND HER TRAVELING PARTY FLEW TO ROME JUST EAST OF PROVINCETOWN SANTO DOMINGO, (UPI )-POLICE ARRESTED ABOARD A ~_RCIAL JET PLANE. CHATHAM, MASSACHUSETTS, (UPI )-THE NEARLY 100 DEMONSTRATORS TODAY IN A ASIDE FROM AN HOUR-AND-A-HALF SHOP ELUSIVE FISHING TRAWLER MARY ANN, UN CRACKDOWN ON AGITATORS SEEKING TO RE PING TRIP TO A SWANK PARK AVENUE DRESS HEARD FROM SINCE IT PUT OUT FROM PORT NEW YESTERDAY'S LEFTIST-LED WAVE OF SHOP HIS MORNING, MRS KENNEDY SPENT LAND, MAINE, NINE DAYS AGO, WAS SIGHT STREET DISORDERS AND LOOTING. HER DAY IN A MIDTOWN MANHATTAN HOTEL. ED BY A COAST GUARD PLANE LATE TODAY SMALL GROUPS OF YOUTHS ROAMED THE As SHE LEfT THE HOTEL TONIGHT FOR ABOUT 1)0 MILES EAST OF PROVINCETOWN, STREETS SHOUTING ANTI-GOVERNMENT INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, A GIRL, NANCY MASSACHUSETTS. SLOGANS. POLICE UNDER GET-TOUGH OR ABRAHAM, 14, NEW YORK, DASHED PAST THE 85-FOOT, GREEN-HULLED FISHERMAN DERS BROKE THEM UP QUICKLY. HOWEVER, SECRET SERVICEMEN IN THE LOBBY TO APPARENTLY WAS IN NO DIFFICULTY AL THE POLITICAL SITUATION CONTINUED PRESENT MRS. KENNEDY WITH THREE RED THOUGH THE PLANE COULD NOT CONTACT THE TENSE WITH MANY BUSINESS HOUSES REMAI~ AND WHITE CARNATIONS. VESSEL ON ITS RADIO. ING CLOSED IN FEAR OF NEW VIOLENCE. MRS. KENNEDY SMILED AND TOOK THEM. Two COAST GUARD CUTTERS HAD BEEN NEW AMERICAN AMBASSADOR JOHN BARTLOW "My AREN'T YOU SWEET," SHE SAID. SEARCHING FOR THE VESSEL SINCE YESTER MARTIN, WHOSE OfFICIAL CAR WAS BURNED "THANK you." DAY. BY RIOTERS YESTERDAY IN ANTI-YANKEE THIS MORNING, MRS. KENNEDY RUBBED THE PILOT Of THE SEARCH PLANE DROP DEMONSTRATIONS, fORMALLY PRESENTED SHOULDERS WITH THRONGS Of EVERYDAY PED A MESSAGE TO THE TRAWLER AND ASKED HIS CREDENTIALS TODAY TO PRESIDENT MANHATTAN SHOPPERS ON HER TRIP TO THE CAPTAIN TO GO TO STARBOARD IF HIS RA~AEL L. BONNELLY OF THE COUNCIL OF THE DRESS SHOP. BUT SHE REfUSED TO VESSEL WAS THE MARY ANN OUT OF PORT- STATE. SAY WHETHER SHE BOUGHT ANY NEW CLOTHES. LAND. THE CAPTAIN DID. CON S E R V E WATE R ---4 - - TH[~k VICTORY WAS PACED BY ROSALIO, \ .. MAGSA~OJ GROWE, AKIRA HIGA WHO PITCHED I, A WONDERFUL BALL GAME, SUS ARINE, KEN

V'~ARf, GRINO RODILLAS. STANDOUTS FOR /1 THE BATTLING CHANCE VOUGHT WERE PALMER, 3AKAI, POULIN, GOUVEIA, LEWANDOWSKI ! SPORTS AND YAFUSO ~------; W,NNING PITCHER - AKIRA HIGA - r-5 PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPOF\TS SECTION r-10NDAY 12 MARCH 1902 LOSING PITCHER - LE'riANDOWSKI - I-I CARDINALS - 25 RUNS, 13 HITS AND 5 ERRORS BASKETBALL ROUNDUP HiGH SCHOOL STOMPS MARINE DEPT. CHANCE VOUGHT - 23 RUNS, 19 HITS AND BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL IN MOUN1AINBALL ACTION SATURD4f 4 ERRORS THEY SAY IT'S THE TEAM WITH THE HOT NIGHf AT DALLY rlfLD, THE GEORGE HOMERUNS - CARDINALS - OYA & KIRARA HAND THAT WINS THE POST-SEASON TOURN SEITl HIGH SCHOOL TURNED BACK THE EACH I. AMENT AND I F THAT'S TRUE COLORADO'S FAVORlD MARINE DEPT. TEAM 18-5. THE CHANCE VOUGHT - POULIN AND GOUVEIA N.C.A.A. RIVALS HAD BETTER WATCH OUT. PREP BOYS rROM OCEAN ROAD PLAYED FINE EACH I. THE BUFFS STORMED INTO THE TOURNA BALL BEHIND THE STEADY HURLING OF MANAGER CLIFF CLARK ST. MENT SATURDAY NIGHT AND If STORMED" IS ISLANDERS BURST PMZ 13-9 THE RIGHT WORD. THE RESOUNDING BATS OF FRED CLARK, WITH ONLY FOUR MINUTES LEFT IN THEIR CLIFF CLARK ST., Bo THORPE, JIM PIERCE, THE PLUCKY P.M.Z. MOUNTAINBALLERS IM GAME WITH KANSAS AT BOULDER, COLO., WALLY NAGAMINE AND THE FLASHING ALL PROVED ON THEIR RUN-PRODUCING OUTPUT THE BUFFS TRAILED, 58-48, BUT THEY THEN AROUND BRILLIANCE WITH THEIR DEFENSE FROM THE PREVIOUS NIGHT--BUT THEY WERE STAGED A BRILLIANT 15-1 CLOSING RALLY OF PISTON-RUNNING SHORT CENTER FIELD PLAYING AGAINST A SURPRISING AND UP THAT PRODUCED A 63-59 VICTORY AND Tt£ ER CLIFF CLARK JR , SHORT STOP CHUCK GOING ISLANDER TEAM AND HAD TO SUCCUMB BIG EIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP WHICH CARRIES MCHUGH, FIRST BASEMAN SlEVE HUNTING TO A 13-9 DEFEAT AT DALLY FIELD YESTER AN AUTOMATIC BID TO THE TOURNAMENT TON, THIRD BASEMAN JIM MOSELEY AND DAY AFTERNOON. WI TH IT HOOP STAR SECOND BASEMAN DAVE ROBIN THE ISLANDERS PLAYED A WELL FOUGHT GUARD ERIC LEE, KEN CHARLTON AND SON WERE THE OUTSTANDING HERCULEAN GAME. THEIR VICTORY WAS PACED BY WILKY GILMORE SPARKED THE RALLY WITH FEATS AND THE TOAST OF DALLY FIELD FlAME, GARY GRIFFIN, JERRY KUSANO, HIRNER, MOSES, BEN VEA AND GEORGE KAYA GILMORE I S FREE THRO\", THE I ,000 rH FOR THEIR 6TH VICTORY. POINT OF HIS CAREER, FINALLY PUTTING ALTHOUGH MARINE DEPT. OUTHIT HIGH FOR THE BATTLING ANO SCRAPPY NIKE COLORADO AHEAD, 60-59. THE BUFFS HAD SCHOOL, THE SCHOLARS INFIELD CAME UP ZEUS BOYS WERE BIG (DADDY) HAL CHAR LED, 37-32, AT THE HALFTIME BUT KANSA~ WITH THEIR STUNNING AND LIGHTNING TRAND, DUDLEY M~KAHANALOA, STANLEY TOOK COMMAND AT THE START OF THE SEC 5 DOUBLE PLAYS FOR A RECORD HIGH FOR SAMSON, JOHN W[BSTER, MASA SHIROMA AND OND HALF AND OUT-SCORED COLORADO, ONE GAME. HOWEVER WE MUST MENTION BENNY PAET. 26-11, BEFORE THE FINAL RALLY. CHARL THAT THE WATER FRONT BOYS WALKED 15 WINNING PITCHER - BEN VEA - 4-3 TON WOUND UP AS THE BUFFS' HIGH SCORER BATTERS FOR A RECORD HIGH IN ONE GAME LOSING PITCHER - JERRY SHIMODA -2-2 WITH 24 POINTS AM? THE HIGHEST 10 BE RECORDED FOR ISLANDERS - 13 RUNS, 19 HITS AND 3 I COLORADO WILL MEET THE WINNER OF THIS SEASON. ERRORS. I MONDAY'S TEXAS TECH-AIR FORCE ACADEMY CHEtR~ GOES TO MARINE DEPT.'S MAR P.M.Z. - 9 RUNS, 15 HITS AND 2 ERRORS.) GAME AT DALLAS IN THE FIRST ROUND OF SHAL MARTIN, JIM RiflER, SAM~Y DAVID, HOMERUNS - ISLANDERS - EMBI AND FlAME THE WESTERN REGIONALS AT MANHATTAN, DON HA~AKA~I LENT, EMAO AND ADRIAN EACH I. I KAN., NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT. SATURDAY'S KAMAHELE ~OR THEIR OUTSTANDING PERFOR P.M.Z. - CHARTRAND, SHIROMA AND B. I VICTORY MARKED THE SEVENTH TIME THIS MANCES UNDER THE ARC OF DALLY FIELD. P AET EACH I. 1I I SEASON THE BUFFS RALLIED FROM FAR BE WINNING PITCHER - CLIFF CLARK - 5-2 I HIND TO WIN. THEY FINISHED THEIR REG LOSING PITCHER - DONALD TOJIO - 3-2 HIGH SCHOOL-J8 RUNS, HITS AND SEABEES NIP HIGH SCHOOL ! ULAR SEASON WITH A 13-1 CONFERENCE 9 3 I MARK AND AN 18-6 OVERALL MARK. ERRORS. WITH THEIR CURRENT 1-2 SCORING PUNCHES! KENTUCKY CLAIMED A SHARE OF THE MARINE DEPT. - 5 RUNS, 15 HITS AND SEABEE'S RUSSELL, BURGE, TYSON, POWELL SOUTHEASTERN CONeERENCE TITLt AND FIN 4 ERRORS. AND GILLASPY RUNNING RAMPANT ON DALLY ALIZED ITS N.C.A.A. BID WITH A 90-59 HOMERUNS - HIGH SCHOOL - CLIFF CLARK FIELD ROAMED HIGH, WIDE AND HANDSOME ROUT OF TENNESSEE AT LEXINGTON, Ky. ST. AND FRED CLARK EACH I. LAST NIGHT TO DOWN AND NIP THEIR YOUNG KENTUCKY FINISHED IN A FIRST-PLACE HEAD UMPIRE - M SUGANUMA - UMPIRE ER OPPONENTS IN A LAST INNING RALLY TIE WITH MISSISSIPPI STATE BUT THE B. TOYAMA. 7-5. HIGH SCHOOL LED ALL THE WAY LATTER HAS REFUSED TO PLAY IN THE N.C. THROUGH THE 6TH BUT THEIR MORE OLDER A.A. TOURNAMENT BECAUSE STATE POLICY AND EXPERIENCED OPPONENTS CAME BACK IN FORBIDS COMPETITION AGAINST NEGRO GARDENA IRES SQUEEZE BY OUTLAWS THE TOP OF THE 6TH WITH A 5 HIT ATTACK PLAYERS. THE FORMIDABLE T.C. T. GARDEN SHOP AND SCORED 4 BIG RUNS TO COP THEIR COTTON NASH SCORED 28 POINTS TO GIVE BALL CLUB WERE GIVEN QUITE. A "SCARE" 5TH VICTORY AND A TIE FOR 4TH PLACE HIM A SEASON TOTAL OF 571 AND PACE BY THE LATE RALLYING OUTLAWS. bUT THE WITH HIGH SCHOOL. THE WILDCATS TO THEIR EASY TRIUMPH. GREEN AND GOLD GARDENA IRES CAME BACK HIGH SCHOOL CHUCK MCHUGH, DAVE ROBIN OHIO STATE, THE NATION'S FIRST-RANKED IN THE LAST INNING TO SCORE THREE BIG SON, FRED CLARK, CLIFF CLARK JR.~ STEVE TEAM, CLOSED ITS REGULAR SEASON WITH RUNS TO GO AHEAD AND WIN THE GAME HUNTINGTON, JIM MoSELEY, CLARK SR., A SMASHING 90-65 VICTORY OVER INDIANA. 14-9 Bo THORPE, WALLY NAGAMINE AND NEWCOMER ALL-AMERICA JERRY LUCAS SCORED 20 PACING THEIR VICTORY WERE VERNON FRED NEVRINCEAN PLAYED A WELL FOUGHT POINTS AS OHIO STATE CLOSED ITS BIG RODRIGUES, WALTER KINOSHITA, RAY GAME. 10 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE WITH A 13-1 PURUGGANAN, HERMAN KAULUPALI AND WINNING PITCHER - LIVERMAN - 4-2 RE CORD AND I TS OVERALL SEASON WITH ATREZ. LOSING PITCHER - CLIFF CLARK - 4-3 23- 1 THE OUTLAWS WHO HAVE IMPROVED IN SEABEES - 7 RUNS, II HITS AND 1 ERROR. I ST JOHN'S (N.Y.) AND DAYTON, TWO THE LAST FEW PLAYED A WELL HEADS UP HIGH SCHOOL - 5 RUNS, 8 HITS AND 3 I NATIONAL INVITATION TOURNAMENT TEAMS, BALL GAME OUTLAWS STANDOUTS WERE ERRORS. ALSO SCORED IMPRESSIVE VICTORIES SAT HERBERT CHUNG, ANDY HORIUCHI, GABE HOMERUNS - SEABEES - RUSSELL AND URDAY NIGHT -- WITH ST JOHN'S TRI AHYO, DAVID AIKAU, MACHADO, TEVES AND BURGE EACH I. ut.fPH OVER N. Y. U. ENABL I NG THE N. I. T. KEAJA I • ...... TO GAIN A "PRESTIGE WIN" OVER THE WINNING PilCHER - JOHN KINA - 2-1 N.e.A.A. TOURNAMENT DAYTON TOPPED LOSING PITCHER - JACK BAKER - 0-5 VOLLEYBALL DE PAUL, 77-61 GARDENA IRES - 14 RUNS, 13 HITS AND SATlJ.RDAY ST JOHN'S G-IO ACE LEROY ELLIS VAS 9 ERRORS P.M.Z. "AI! HAL CHARTRAND AND DUDLEY HELD TO SIX POINTS BUT THE REDMEN GOT OUTLAWS - 9 RUNS, 5 HITS AND 7 ER MAKAHANALOA DEFEATED P.M.Z. "B" DARWIN A 23-POINT PERFORMANCE FROM KEVIN RORS. WEBS AND BENNY PAET - 15-5 - 11-15 AND LOUGHERTY AND A 21-POINT EFFORT FROM HOMERUNS - GARDENA IRES - ROGRIGUES I 15-1 I . (DOUBLES) WILLIE HALL TO WIN THEIR EIGHTH STRAI HEAD UMPIRE - W BENN, UMPIRE GHT GAME AND SNAP N.Y.U. 's II-GAME T MOSELEY SUNDAY WINNING STREAK ST JOHNrS FINISHED AQUANAUTS irA" OLLIE JAVIS AND ADRIAN WITH A 19-4 RECORD AND N.Y.U. WITH KAMAHELE DEFEATED P.M.Z. "Btl DARWIN 18-4 THE VICTORY MADE ST. JOHN'S CARDINALS DOWN CHANCE VOUGHT WEBB AND BENNY PAET 15-12 AND 15-10. THE UNOFFICIAL CHAMPION OF THE METRO THE CARDINAl S FINALLY BROKE THE ICE (DOUBLES) POLITAN NEW YORK AREA. BY WINNING THEIR FIRST VICTORY IN SIX GODY HATTON SCORED 19 POINTS TO LEAD STARTS. 1T WAS A VERY EXC I T I NG GAME MOUNTAINBALL PRACTICE DAYTON WHICH COMPLETED ITS SEASON AS BOTH TEAMS CAME UP TO SCORE IN BRANDON FI ELD WITH A 20-6 RECORD. THE FLYERS, TRAIL EVERY INNING. BUT THE CARDINALS ~ruOD MON. 12 MAR. SPOILERS ING, 32-30, AT THE HALF, MOVED AHEAD OUT THF STRONGEST TO EMERGE A S'UNNING TUES. 13 MAR. MARINE DEPT. TO STAY MIDWAY IN THE SECOND HALF. 25-23 VICTORY. WED. 14 MAR. GARDENA/RES ILL. BEAT NOR~~WESTERN, 73-68, IOWA (CONT'D NEXT COL) __(MORE SPORTS PAGE 3) DOWNED WI S, 81-1 PURDUE DEFEAl 11 CH 77-75, IN OTHER ES. ------r,------PAGt 6 HOURGLASS MONDAY 12 MA~ 1962 - NOTICES mo"ie~ :Jonighl • MEETINGS OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. BR!DGE AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB TO tlWEEK END WITH LULU"--BoB MoNKHOUSE, LESL I E PH I Lps--A YOUNG MAN, NIGHT AT 7°30 P.M. HIS GIRLFRIEND AND HER MOTHER RUN INTO HILARIOUS ADVENTURE WITH FRENCH OFFICIALS AND GENDARMES. THERf WiLL BE A MEETIN OF THE OUT PLUS NEWS AND SHORTS RIGGER CLUB IN THE LOUNGE OF THE REEF BOQ TONIGHT AT 7:00 P.M. ALL MEMBERS RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. ARE URGED TO ATTEND. "MJRDER AT 45 RPM"--DANIELLE DARRIEUX, JEAN SERVAIS--STORY OF A COMPOSER AND HIS WIFE, WHOSE JEALOUSY DRIVES HIM TO INSANITY. SQUARE DANCING WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THIS CAUSES HIM TO THINK THAT HIS WfFE IS PLOTTING HIS MURDER THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. DANCING WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY AT YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7:00 AND 9:00 P.M. 8 P.M. COME ON OUT AND JOIN THE FUN. "HOT BLOODtI--JANE RUSSELL, CORNEL WI LDE.

SEA SCOUTS WILL MEET AT THE SCOUT ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8.45 P.M. HOUSE - NEXT TO THE COMMUNITY HOUSE "THE HUSTLER"--PAUL NEWMAN, PIPER LAURIE--POWERFUL AND PRIMITIVE WEDNESDAY MARCH 14 AT 7:30 P.M. ARE THE WORDS FOR THIS STORY OF A POOLROOM HUSTLER WHO WON AT THE GAME BUT WAS BEATEN BY LIFE---A LONELY GIRL SEEKS SALVATION BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB TUES THROUGH THE LOVE OF A YOUNG POOL PLAYER. DAY MARCH 13 AT 8 P.M. MAD CLUB SHOWTIME 7"30 P.M. ttRAWHIDE"--INCIDENT OF THE DANGERFIELD DIP. RECEPTION FOR BISHOP KENNALLY ttSTAGECOACH WEST"--THE STORM. A RECEPTION IN HONOR OF HIS EXCEL LENCY, BISHOP V. I. KENNALLY, WILL BE HELD TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. IN QTRS. ROI NAMUR MOVIES 241- BICYCLES- MANY BICYCLES ARE BEING TUESDAY 13 MARCH 1962 8 P.M. ALL CATHOLIC PARISHIONERS AND RIDDEN AT NIGHT WITHOUT LIGHTS. EVEN "TO CATCH A THIEFf1 --GRAcE KELLY, FRIENDS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND. WITH THE NEW STREET LIGHTING SYSTEM, CARY GRANT--STORY OF A MAN WHO ONCE A BISHOP KENNALLY'S VICARIATE CON THIS IS A DANGEROUS PRACTICE, PARTIC THIEF HIMSELF, AND NOW ON THE SIDE OF SISTS OF THE MAR~ALL AND CAROLINE ULARLY DURING RAIN SQUALLS. EVEN THE LAW, BELIEVES SEVERELY IN THE SAY ISLANDS. WITH GOOD STREET LIGHTING, THE CORAL ING "'T TAKES A THIEF TO CATCH A THIEF DUST OF KWAJALEIN SOMETIMES COATS THE THIS IS THE REASON WHY HE'S TRYING TO FOR SALE WINDSHIELDS OF CARS SO THAT DRIVERS CATCH THE CROOK WHO STOLE HIS GIRL'S HOBBY SHOP NOW HAS ON SALE ••• CANNOT SEE A BICYCLE WITHOUT LIGHTS JEWELRY. MODELS, PLASTIC AND BALSA (PLANES, AT NIGHT. WE HAVE HAD NO SERIOUS BOATS AND AUTOS) SOME MOTORIZED. ACCIDENTS FROM THIS CAUSE YET, AND IT MODEL ACCESSORIES BATTERIES, WHEELS, IS THE FERVENT DESIRE OF EVERYONE THAT CONSERVE WATER PROPS ETC. WE HAVE NO SUCH ACCIDENTS. PARENTS ART SUPPLIES - BRUSHES, PAPER ETC. ARE REQUESTED TO CAUTION THEIR CHILD 1. THE DRY SEASON IS HERE, EVERYONE JEWELRY FINDINGS PLUS GLUE AND REN AGAINST RIDING BICYCLES AT NIGHT MUST SAVE WATER. BELOW ARE A FEW SUG TOOLS WITHOUT LIGHTS. GESTIONS ON HOW OUR MAIDS CAN HELP: LEATHER CRAFT, PURSES, LINERS ETC. THE NEXT TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVOLV A. WHERE ONLY TWO OR THREE IN FAM MoSAIC KITS PLUS TILE AND TOOLS. ING BICYCLES AT NIGHT MAY INVOLVE ILY AND NO BABIES, WASH CLOTHES ONE TIMI YOU. PLEASE INSTALL LIGHTS ON YOUR EACH WEEK OR ONLY WHEN YOU HAVE A FULL MAGNAVOX RADIO PHONOGRAPH COMBIN BI CYCLES. LOAD, IF AGREEABLE WITH YOUR EMPLOYER. ATION. BEST OFFER -- CALL 698. A SECOND FEATURE CONCERNING BICYCLES B. KEEP YOUR ASSIGNED QUARTERS CLEAN IS THAT THEY ARE SO NUMEROUS THAT, BUT USE NO MORE WATER THAN IS aBSOLUT RELAXACISOR - REDUCING MACHINE. PARTICULARLY AT NOONTIME, THEY ALMOST ELY NECESSARY. CALL 2235 AFTER 1700 • BLOCK THE ENTRANCE TO THE POST OFFICE C. Do NOT WASH OISHES WITH WATER AND THE KWAJALEIN STORE. IN ADDIT RUNNING DURING THE,ENTIRE TIME YOU ARE LOST ION, PEOPLE ARE PARKING AND RIDING WASHING DISHES. DRAW THE SUDS WATER ~ESCRIPTION GLASSES, SOMEWHERE BE BICYCLES ON THE CONCRETE PORCH OUT AND A SINK OF HOT RINSE WATER, THEN TWEEN THE TERMINAL AND BARRACKS. IF SIDE MACY'S AND THE SNACK BAR, AND CUT WATER OFF. FOUND PLEASE TURN INTO SECURITY (BRIG) PARKING BICYCLES INSIDE THE WALKWAY D. 00 NOT R~N WATER UNNECESSARILY AT THE TERMINAL BUILDING. TRUE, THIS ANYWHERE. TURN SPIGOTS OFF COMPLETELY WRISTWATCH IN THE SHOWER ROOM ON KEEPS THE BICYCLES OUT OF THE RAIN, 2. UNTIL FURTHER ADVISED, MAIDS ARE THE THIRD DECK OF THE BARRACKS. FIND BUT IT OBSTRUCTS TRAFFIC AND CAN BE NOT PERMITTED TO BRING LAUNDRY TO ER PLEASE TURN WATCH INTO THE BAR DANGEROUS. EVEN MORE DANGEROUS IS KWAJALEIN FOR WASHING. YOUR COOPER RACKS OFFICE. THE HABIT SOME PEOPLE HAVE OF LEAVING ATION IN THIS MATTER WILL ASSIST US ..... BICYLCES IN THE PATIO OF THE YOKWE IN NOT HAVING TO ENFORCE OR IMPOSE ONE CIGARETTE LIGHTER WHICH IS EN YUK CLUB AT NIGHT WHILE THEY GO TO ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS. GRAVED MARY COLEMAN. PLEASE RETURN THE MOVIES. STEPPING INTO THE SPOKES TO JOHN COLEMAN SPECIAL SERVICES OR OF A BICYCLE AT NIGHT CAN CAUSE PAIN KOJBAROK OREN CALL 2203. FUL AND DANGEROUS FALLS. ADDITIONAL I. lEN DRET EO IN KIO EBAR JEJET, BICYCLE RACKS WILL BE PLACED NEAR INNEM RO OTEMJEJ REJ AIKWIJ IN KOJ- FOUND MACylS TO ACCOMMODATE THE LARGE NUM- BAROK DREN. IJIN ILOL JET WEWEN KO ME ZENITH TRANSISTOR RADIO FOUND IN BER OF BICYCLES. PLEASE USE THE MAIDS RO REMARON JIBAN KIJ KAKI. MESS HALL. OWNER MAY CLAIM SAME ON RACKS AND KEEP BICYCLES CLEAR OF A Ro OTEMEJ 2 AK JULU 3 FAMILY KO PROPER IDENTIFICATION AT THE SECURITY THE STEPS AND ENTRANCES TO THE POST 1M EBAR EJELOK NEJIER, KOMIN KOLI NUK- BR I G. OFFICE AND THE KWAJALEIN STORE. NUK KO AER JUWON ALEN ILO JUWON WEEK, ~ •••• " NE EJ LUKUN BOL NUKNUK IN KOLKOL. WANTED PLEASE DO NOT~1ofK YOUR BICYCLE B. ELANE EWOR AJIRI ILO FAMILY KO OWNER OF LIGHT GREY TIGER CAT WHO IN FRONT OF THE STEPS AT SPECIAL EKWE EMARON IKUTKUT LOK AM KOLKOL. DROPPED A LITTER OF TWO AT OR. ESTA SERVICES AS THIS IS A LOADING ZONE C. KWON KARREOIK MWEO KWOJ JERPAL BROOKS' HOUSE FRIDAY NIGHT. AND FIRE LANE. IE, AK KWON JAP KOFERPAL DREN KO, NON BICYCLES PARKED THERE WILL BE PICKED lEN EO WOT KILUKUN KILE KE KOAIKWIJI GENERAL NOTICES UP BY SECURITY. DREN KO NON AM KOJERPALI. SPECIAL SERVICES ANNOUNCES THAT •••••• D. JAP KILKOL KEIN MONE KO ILO lEN FLOWER ORDERS FOR EASTER WILL NOT BE AM KOTOR DREN KO. KWON AIKWIJ IN KOTOR TAKEN AFTER MoNDAY APRIL 9TH. A MARION LEAF PRODUCTIONS! OREN KO INNEN KILl DREN KO INNEM KOL YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB - TUESDAY KOL. LUTIKILOK OREN ETTON KO 1M KOTOR ANYONE INTERESTED IN FORMING AN AR 20 MARCH. DREN BIL EO, JNNEM BAR KILl KI EO AN CHERY CLUB SHOULD CALL PAT AT 420 JIKIN OREN KO. ANYTIME FROM 9 A.M. TIL 6 P.M. ANOTHER TALENT SHOW IS IN THE MAK 2. MAE JUWON lEN EO ENAJ BAR WOR ING---CALL DON HAGGERTY 356 OR BILLY KOJELLE AOLEP MAIDS RO EJJAP MALIM AER ANYONE INTERESTED IN A LADIES' YOUNGBLOOD 401 IF INTERESTED. BOKTOK NUKNUK IN KOLKOL NON KWAJALEIN BOWLING LEAGUE SHOULD CALL 331 AND IN. JIBAN EO AMI ILO MEN IN EJAMIN LEAVE YOUR NAME. FOUND--SET OF KEYS AT THE RICHARD JUWON WEWEN EO ENAJ BEN NON KOM ILO SON. FOUND RIGHT UNDER THE PROJECT lEN IN WOT. ION BOOTH. OWNER MAY CLAIM AT THE HOURGLASS OFFICE.