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BI31 40 B AT 193B 9/! '06 AT 01 49 9/1 4.3 AT 0750 9/ i i 07 AT i 35 B 9/1 4.4 AT 2021 HOURGLASS VOLo 3 No. 906 KWAJALE IN, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY 31 AUGo !96 i DEAN TO BE RECA LLED RUSSIA TO RESUME NUCLEAR TESTS FROM TEST BAN TALKS WASHINGTON, AuG. 30 (UPI)--THE WHiTE Moscow, AUG. 30 (UPI)--THE SOVIET UNION ANNOUNCED TODAY IT IS RESUMING HOUSE SAID TONiGHT THAT THE SOViET DEC­ NUCLEAR TESTS AND SAID IT HAS "WORKED OUT PROJECTS OF CREATING A SERIES OF ISION TO RESUME NUCLEAR TESTING FACES SUPER-POWERFUL NUCLEAR BOMBS WITH A YIELD EQUIVALENT OF 20, 30, 50 AND 100 THE UNITED STATES WiTY A DECIS!ON ON MILLION TONS OF TNT." TASS, THE OFFICIAL SOVIET NEWS AGENCY, SAID RUSSIA "WHAT ITS OWN NATIONAL INTEREST~ WiLL HAS THE ROCKETS TO SEND SUCH BOMBS ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD. DEMAND. TASS QUOTED AN OFFICIAL SOVIET GOVERNMENT STATEMENT CHARGING THE WEST WITH As A FIRST STEP, AMBASSADOR ARTHUR RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE DECISION TO RESUME TESTING. DEAN WILL BE RECALLED IMMEDIATELY FRO~ "THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN COMPELLED TO TAKE THIS STEP, WHOSE SIGNI­ THE DEADLOCKED NUCLEAR TEST BAN TALKS FICANCE IT FULLY APPRECIATES, UNDER THE PRESSURE OF THE INTERNATIONAL SITUAT- IN GENEVA o ION CREATED BY THE IMPERIALIST COUNTRIES, " TASS SAID. THE STATEMENT SAID IT WAS ClEAR THE SOV IE T GOVERNMENT "w I SHED "j' 0 A9ANDON MOSCOW'S MOVE MAY HAMPER BERLIN NEGOTIATIONS SERIOUS NEGOTIATiONS" AT GENEVA TO ~REE ITS HANDS TO RESUME NUCLEAR WEAPO~S WASHINGTON, AuG. 30 (UPI)--WESTERN DIPLOMATS EXPRESSED FEAR TODAY THAT TESTING. RUSSIA'S DECISION TO RESUME NUCLEAR TESTS MAY CREATE A NEW SOVIET POLICY OF THE STATEMENT FURTHER ~HARGCD THA~ TbE ACTING TOUGH ON ALL WORLD PROBLEMS REGARDLESS Of WORLD PUBLIC OPINION o SOVIET DECiSiON "PPESE~TS A HAZARD -C THE BIG QUESTION HERE WAS WHY THE KREMLIN WANTED TO RESUME TESTS BADLY EVERY HUMAN BEING THROUG~OUT THE WORLD ENOUGH TO ACCEPT THE INEVITABLE ADVERSE WORLD OPINION. BY INCREASING THE DANGER OF' NUCLEAR CALL­ THES E RE ASONS WE RE SUGGE S T ED: .----P-A-S-S-E-N-G-ER-S-H-I-J-A-=-C-:-K----' OUTo" --RUSSIA WANTS TO TEST SOME NEW "THE SOVIET GOVERNMENTuS ~EC~S!O~ TO WEAPONS IT HOPES WILL GIVE IT A MILI- CUBAN VESSEL RESUME NUCLEAR TESTING IS I~ UTTER ~IS­ TARY ADVANTAGE OVER THE WEST. SOME KINGSTON, JAMAICA, AUG. 30 (UPI)-­ REGARD OF THE DESIRE OF MANKIND FO~ A OffiCIALS HAVE SUGGESTED THAT RUSSIA ARMED PASSENGERS HIJACKED A CUBAN DECREASE IN THE ARMS RACE~" THE WHiTE MIGHT WANT TO TEST A NEUTRON "DEATH VESSEL OfF THE CUBAN COAST YESTERDAY HOUSE SAIDo RAY" BOMB THAT WOULD KILL ALL PERSONS AND FORCED ITS SKIPPER TO PILOT THEM THE STATEMENT WAS APP~OV:~ 3Y PRESIDEN IN A TARGET AREA WITHOUT DAMAGING TO ASYLUM IN JAMAICA, POLICE REPORT­ KENNEDY AFTER CONSULTATION W~T~ SECRETAR~ PROPERTY o ED TODAY. THE COMMISSIONER OF OF STATE DEAN RUSK AND ~TnER ~Ev AIDES~ --THE SOVIETS HOPE TO FRIGHTEN THE POLICE'S OFFICE REPORTED THE VESSEL IT ALSO ASSAILED THE SOVIET DEC~S!ON AS: WESTERN ALLIES INTO CONFUSION AND IN­ LANDED AT PORT ANTONIO ON JAMAICA'S --PRESENTING "A THREA1 TO rYE £NT!RE DECISION AT A TIME WHEN A UNITED fRONT NORTHEAST COAST LAST NIGHT WITH 39 WORLD BY INCREASING PiE DANGERS or A. IS NEEDED TO MEET THE BERLIN CRISIS. MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. THERMONUCLEAR HOLOCAUST." --SOMETHING HAS HAPPENED IN THE A POLICE SPOKESMAN SAID ALL THE 00 •• 00 COMMUNIST BALANCE OF POWER TO TIP THE PASSENGERS WERE DETAINED "UNTIL WE ROCKET DISINTEGRATES SCALES IN FAVOR OF RED CHINA AND DIE­ CAN SORT OUT WHICH ONES WILL RECEIVE AFTER LEAVING SILO HARD STALINISTS AGAINST RUSSIAN PREM­ ASYLUM AND WHICH ONES WISH TO RE­ IER KHRUSHCHEV'S PROFESSED POLICY OF TURN TO CUBA. tAPE CANAVERAL, AUG. 20 (UPI) •• A SPEC­ PEACEFUL COMPETION WITH THE WEST. TACULAR EXPLOSION INSIDE A 90-~00T HOLE WHATEVER Moscow's REASON, DIPLOMATS •••••• UNION AGREES TO DESTROYED A MINUTEMAN "INSTANT ICBM" I SAID THE MOVE MAY HAMPER OR DOOM EAST­ OELAY STRIKE TODAY, BUT SPARED THE MULTI-MILLION­ WEST NEGOTIATIONS ON BERLIN AND OTHER DETROIT, AuG. 29 (UPI)--THE UNITED DOLLAR UNDERGROUND COMPLEX ANY SERiOUS ISSUES. THEY SAID RUSSIA's RESUMPTION AUTO WORKERS UNION TONIGHT AGREED TO DAMAGE. OF ATOMIC TESTS ALSO FORESHADOWED A A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT REQUEST TO DE­ THE SLEEK ROCKET, MAKING ITS FIRST FULl NEW SPURT IN THE ARMS RACE. LAY ANY STRIKE UNTIL AT LEAST SEPT. FLIGHT ATTEMPT FROM AN UNDERGROUND LAUNCf­ THE FIRST REACTION OF SOME DIPLOMATS 6 BUT AT THE SAME TIME PINPOINTED ING DISINTEGRATED INTO HUNDREDS OF FIERY HERE WAS: "IT's A MAJOR RUSSIAN GIANT GENERAL MOTORS AS THE TARGET PIECES A SPLIT-SECOND AFTER IT LEfT THE BLUNDER. " fOR A WALKOUT AFTER THAT DATE. BOTTOM Of THE CONCRETE-LINED " SilO. 10 THEN, ON SECOND THOUGHT, THEY BEGAN THE REMAINS Of WHAT WAS SUPPOSED TO WONDERING "WHY?" •••••• AIR FORCE ORBITS HAVE BEEN A 4,60o-MILE fliGHT ACROSS THE IN CONGRESS, AsSISTANT SENATE DEMO­ DISCOVERER OCEAN WERE SPLATTERED fOR HUNDREDS or CRATIC LEADER HUBERT H. HUMPHREY OF 29 VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, CALif., YARDS OVER THE PALMETTO SCRUB COUNTR~ Of MINNESOTA TERMED RUSSIA's MOVE A GREAT AuG. 30 (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES CAPE CANAVERAL. PSYCHOLOGICAL, PROPAGANDA AND MORAL HALTED A TWO-SHOT " LOSING STREAK " BUT AN AIR FORCE INVESTiGATiNG TEAM VICTORY FOR THE UNITED STATES. TODAY BY FIRING THE 29TH DISCOVERER WHICH CAUTIOUSLY ENTERED THE AREA HOURS BUT SENATE GOP LEADER EVERETT M. SATELLITE INTO ORBIT. THE BI-FOOT LATER REPORTED THAT "THE SilO AND LAUNCH­ DIRKSEN, ILLINOIS, REPLIED "I WISH WE DISCOVERER HURTLED ALOFT IN A HEAVY ING FACILITY WERE UNDAMAGED BY THE MAL­ COULD WIN SOMETHING BESIDES PSYCHOLOG­ FOG WITH A GOLD-PLATED CAPSULE FILL­ FUNCTION" •• " ICAL VICTORIES." HE SAID REPUBLICAN ED WITH INSTRUMENTS THE AIR FORCE ALTHOUGH THE SLENDER MISSILE BLEW APAR CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS HAD BEEN URGING HOPES TO RECOVER FROM SPA CE. BEfORE IT HAD FULLY CLEARED 1HE HOLE, FOR A LONG TIME THAT THE UNITED STATES THE SILO'S WALLS Of SIX-fOOT-THiC~ CON­ RESUME NUCLEAR TESTS. •••••• CRETE PROTECTED IT fROM THE FORCE OF TON~ SEN. HUGH SCOTT, REPUBLICAN-PA., GOULART EN ROUTE TO BRAZIL Of EXPLODING SOLID FUEL o EXPRESSED HOPE THAT PRESIDENT KENNEDY RIO DE JANEIRO, AUG. 30 (UPI)-- THERE WERE NO PERSONAL INJURIES, BUT A NOW WOULD RESUME U.S. TESTS "BUT MAKE VICE PRESIDENT JOAO GOULART TODAY "NO-MAN'S-LAND" WAS SET UP iMMEDIATELY CLEAR OUR INTENT SO AS NOT TO HEIGHTEN HEADED HOME TO BRAZIL WHERE HIS OVER A ONE-MILE RADIUS UNT1L THE AREA TENSIONS." SUPPORTERS BLOCKADED THE SOUTHERN COULD BE GIVEN A SAFETY CLrARANCE o RUSSIA's ANNOUNCEMENT WAS ALL THE PORTO ALEGRE HARBOR AND THE THIRD PROGRAM CHIEFS SAID THAT ON'THE BASiS MORE SURPRISING BECAUSE IT CAME ON THE ARMY DEFIED WAR MINISTER ODILIO OF THE EARLY INVESTIGATION, THEY WERE EVE OF A CONFERENCE OF 24 TEST-SHY DENYS. GOULART DECLARED HE CONSID- "CONfiDENT THAT FLIGHT TESTS AND OPERAT- NEUTRAL NATIONS IN BELGRADE. BOTH ERS HIMSELF THE PRESIDENT OF BRAZILo 10NAL SCHEDULES WILL Br METe 1I RUSSIA AND THE WEST HAVE TRIED TO COURl THE FIVE-DAY BLOODLESS POWER THEY ALSO HOPED THAT PHOTOGRAPHiC COV- fAVOR WITH THESE COUNTRIES. STRUGGLE TO KEEP GOULART fROM THE ERAGE AND TELEMETRY RECEIVED fROM THE INDIA, ONE OF THE CONFERENCE SPON­ PRESIDENCY NEARED A CLIMAX AS HE ROCKET A SPLIT-SECOND BEFORE THE EXPLOS- SORS, HAS PA.,TICULARLY STRONG FEELINGS ARRIVED IN NEW YORK EN ROUTE TO ION WOULD PROVIDE A CLUE AS TO WHAT WENT AGAINST THE NUCLEAR ARMS RACE. BRAZIL BY WAY OF MONTEVIDEO, URU- WRONG. THE KREMLIN ANNOUNCEMENT ALSO CAME GUAY. (IN NEW YORK GOULART HINTED IT WAS THE THIRD IN A STRING Of DIS- JUST BEfORE THE U.N. GENERAL AsSEMBLY HE WAS BOUND FOR PORTO ALEGRE WHERE APPOINTMENTS THE AIR FORCe ~AS EXPERIENCED SESSION OPENING IN NEW YORK SEPT. 19. HE APPARENTLY HAS OVERWHELMING WITH ITS "GREAT WHITE HOPE" ROC~ET. ALL NATIONS TRY TO PUT THEIR BEST SUPPORT.) THE FLOP TODAY PUT ANOTHER CRIMP IN PROPAGANDA fOOT FORWARD AT THIS TIME. NAVAL HEADQUARTERS HERE SAID THE U.S e PLANS TO PUT THE ~iRsr Of HUNDREDS ENTRANCE TO PORTO ALEGRE HARBOR WAS OF MINUTEMEN MISSILES WITH NUCLEAR PAY- INVEST IN U.S. SAVINGS BONDS BLOCKADED AT THE ORDER OF GOULART'S LOADS IN SIMILAR UNDERGROUNO SILOS ABOUT ...... BROTHER-IN-LAW. THE MIDDLE OF NEXT YEAR • 1------~~~~~~~------r--- PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THUR ~------T------t, LOW FLYING JET SNAPS CABLE IN FRENCH ftLPS - PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE TOURIST FILLED CARS LEFT DANGLING 500 FEET UP RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL CHAMONIX, FRANCE, v/EDNESDAY, AUG 30 (UPI) RESCUE WORKER BATTLED FREEZING ISLANDS, I N ACCORDANCE wrr H BUREAU OF TEMPERATURES LAST NIGHT AND EARLY TODAY TO SAVE TOURISTS 'RAPPED IN CABLE WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c WITH CARS DANGLING BET\~EEN TWO PEAKS NEAR MONO BLANC IN THE ALPS THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. By 4 55 A M (LOCAL TIME), A TOTAL OF 59 PERSONS HAD BEEN RESCUED FRO~ THE CABLE CARS THAT WERE LEFT HANGING EARLIER YESTERDAY W~EN A rRENCH AIR THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY FORCE JET SLICED THROUGH THE CABLE, HURLING TINY CARS INTO 'HE ALPINE MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE GORGES 500 FEET BELOW FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE SIX PERSONS WERE KNOWN DEAD IN THE ACCIDENT--FOUR GERMANS AND TWO iTALIANS PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS OFFICIALS SAID THE RESCUE OPERATION IS 10 P M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. WAS GOING SMOOTHLY BUT AT A VERY SLOW PACE AND THEY HOPED THAT ALL THE CARS CANADA TO ENLARGE ARMY THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT WOULD BE PULLED TO SAFETY BY 7 A.M OTTAWA, AUG 30 (UPi) AGAINST THE TO EDIT ALL Copy RECEIVED FOR SIX CABLE CARS WERE STILL DANGLING BACKGROUND OF THE BE~ iN CRISiS, THE PUBL I CAT I ON ABOVE THE VALLEY, RESCUE OFFICIALS GOVERNMENT WILL PROPOSE TO PARLIAMENT SAID EACH CAR CARRIES A MAXIMUM Of WHEN IT MEETS NEXT WEEK THAT THE EDITOR - JOYCE RAWLES FOUR PERSONS IT WAS NOT KNOWN CEILING ON THE CANAD'AN AR~ED FORCES EXACTLY HOW MANY PERSONS WERE LEFT BE RAISED FROM 120,000 TO 170,000 IT NIXON ATTACKS BERLIN IN THE REMA1N1NGSIX CARS WAS LEARNED TODAY TROOP MOVEMENTS THE FREAK ACCIDENT OCCURRED HIGH ANNUAL COST OF THE EXPANSION, THE WASH I NGTON, AUG 29 (Up I) FoRo! ER UP ON THF NEEDLE O~ NOON, A 12,485 MAJO~ NEW PROPOSAL REA~':D BY THE VICE PRESIDENT RICAHRD M NIXON TONIGHT FOOT PEAK NEAR EUROPE'S TALLEST GOVERNMENT FOR NEXT THURSDA)'S WARNED THAT IF THERE IS A WAR OVER MOUNTAIN, MONT BLANC RESUMED SESSION OF THE HJU$E or BERLIN "IT WILL BE ALL WAR--ALL OR THE LOW-FLYING FRENCH F84F JET COMMONS, WAS ESTIMAT~D A~ $300,000,000 NOTHING" FIGHTER WAS ONLY SLIGHTLY DAMAGED PREVAILING OPIN~O~ IN ~FDtRA~ NIXON, I NTERV I EWED ON A NETWORK WHEN IT SNAPPED THE CABLE IT STRUCK FINANCIAL CIRCLES bS THAT TH: ADDiT­ RADIO PROGRAM, SAID "THERE CAN'T A SECONDARY CABLE USED TO MOVE THE IONAL $300,000,000 AulOMATjCAlLY BE ANYTHING ELSE AND WE SHOULD HAVE CARS AND NOT THE MAIN SUPPORTING POSTPONES THE PROSPECTS OF A BALANCED NO DOUBTS ABOUT THAT II CABLE, BUT THE THREE CARS SNAPPED BUDGET INDEFINI1ELv NIXON ALSO CRITICIZED PRESIDENT OFF THE LINE FROM THE IMPACT THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCE~E~T CF THE DE­ KENNEDY'S MOVEMENT OF 1,500 BATTLE JET WAS ON A LOW ALTITUDE TRAINING CISION WILL NOT BE MADE UNTIL hEXT TROOPS INTO THE BELEAGUERED CITY EVEN FLIGHT AND RETURNED SAFELY TO ITS WEEK's RE-ASSEMBLY OF PARL'AME1JT, THOUGH HE GENERALLY SUPPORTED KENNEDY'S BASE SINCF HOUSE OF COMMONS APPROVAL WILL BER LIN STAND ABOUT 100 RESCUE WORKERS WORKED BE NECESSARY FOR THE PROPOSA~ AND II ANY THOUGHT THAT BY MOV I NG A FEW UNDER FRENCH ARMY SEARCHLIGHTS IN FOR THE FUNDS TO CARRY IT INTO EFFECT GROUND TROOPS INTO BERL IN IS GOING THE DANGEROUS RECOVERY OPERATION DURING THE PAST TWO WEEKS TrlE TO HAVE ANY EFFECT ON MR ~RUSHCHEV IS SKILLED ALPINISTS AMONG THE RESCUE CAB I NET HAS BEEN, I N ALMOST DA II.. Y A BUNCH OF NONSENSE,II HE SAID "I CREW WERE SELECTED TO WORK THEIR SESSION PRIME MINISTER JOHN DIEFEN­ THINK IT WAS AN EMPTY GESTURE AND I WAY ALONG THE SWAYING SUPPORT CABLE BAKER REPEATEDLY TOLD NEWSNEN THE THINK IT WAS A SIGN WH I CH MR UNITL THEY REACHED THE STRANDED BERL IN CR I SIS MID THE I t·FERNAT 10NAl KHRUSHCHEV MIGHT WELL INTCRPRET AS CABINS THEY THEN ATTACHED ROPES SITUATION GENERALLY HAVE FOR~ED THE WEAKNESS RATHER THAN STRENGTH " THEN THE CABINS WERE GENTLY HAULED MAIN TOPICS OF CONSIDERATION DURING NIXON, WHO OPPOSED KENNEDY FOR THE DOWN TO THE TERMINAL POINT OF THE THESE SESSIONS PRESIDENCY LAST FALL, URGED THE SYSTEM ON THE HELBRONNER CREST, JUST DIEFENBAKER ALSO INDiCATED THAT PRESIDENT TO SILENCE THE LEAKS ON THE ACROSS THE BORDER FROM ITALY FROM CANADA MIGHT INCREASE ITS MILITARY CRISIS WHICH HE SAID WERE COMING FROM THAT POINT, THE RESCUED TOURISTS CONTRIBUTION TO NATO IN LIGHT OF THE THE STATE DEPA RTMENT AND II ALL OF THE WERE TAKEN BY MOUNTAIN RAILWAY TO INTERNATIONAL SITUATION HE STOPPED FOREIGN POLICY SPOKESMEN WHO TEND COURMAYEUR AT THE FOOT OF MONT BLANC, SHORT, HOWEVER, OF DISCLOSING THE TO THINK THEY REPRESENT THE ADMINI­ EUROPE'S HIGHEST MOUNTAIN EXTENT OF THE CONTEMPLATED EXPANSION STRATION II THREE AMERICAN TOURISTS FROM ON GROUNDS SUCH DETAILS SHOUI.D BE ~I WOULD ALSO HOPE WE COULD KEEP CALIFORNIA, WHO DECLINED TO GIVE THEIR THE SUBJECT OF AN ANNOUNCEMENT TO OUR ALLIES FROM TALKING IN ADVANCE-­ NAMES, SAID THEY WERE JUST ABOUT TO PARLIAMENT THAT WE'RE GOING TO DO THIS OR THAT ENTER A CABLE CAR WHEN THE ACCIDENT MAJOR IMPORTANCE IS SAID TO BE OTHER THING PRIOR TO THE TIME WE HAVE OCCURRED AND SAW THE ENTIRE DRAMA. ATTACHED BY THE GOVERNMENT TO ITS A BERLIN NEGOTIATION," NIXON SAID THEY SAID THEY WERE ON A STATION ! BELiEF THAT ITS EXAMPLE OF VOLUNTAR­ PLATFORM WHEN THEY SAW THE FIGHTER IlLY INCREASING CANADA'S MILITARY PLANE SWISH BY, HEARD THE CRACK [ EXPENDITURES eEYOND ITS PRESENT NEW SPEED MARK TO BE SET AS IT CUT THf LINE, AND WATCHED THE COMMITMENTS WILL STI~ULATE OTHER THREE CABINS ~LIP OFF TH[ CABLE AND NATO COUNTRIES TO MORE INTENSIVE EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, CALIF CRASH INTO THE ICE FIELD BELOW EFFORTS AUG 30 (UPI) A NEW SPEED MARK OF RESCUE WORKERS SAID THAT IF THE AMERISAN G.I. ARRESTED BY 3,700 MILES AN HOUR IS THE GOAL OF JET HAD BEEN FL Y I N:i ONL Y TWO OR TOMORROW'S SCHEDULED FLIGHT BY THE THREE FEET HIGHER, IT WOULD HAVE EAST GERMAN COMMUNISTS XI5 ROCKET PLANE STRUCK THE MAIN SUPPORT CABLE AND NOT COBURG, GERMANY, AUG 29 (UPI) JOE WALTER, NATIONAL SPACE AGENCY THE TOWING LINE. A U.S. SOLDIER WAS ARRESTED BY TEST PILOT, WILL FLY THE STUBBY "IN THAT CASE, SOME MORE PEOPLE COMMUNIST POLICE TODAY WHEN HE PLANE ON A SERIES OF MANEUVERS WOULD HAVE CRASHED TO THEIR DEATHS," ACCIDENTALLY ENTERED EAST GERMANY SIMULATING THE RETURN THROUGH THE HE SAID WHILE ON BORDER PATROL ATMOSPHERE OF A SPACE SHIP U S. MILITARY AUTHORIT!ES WILL SEEK DURING THOSE MANEUVERS--AT ABOUT THE RELEASE OF sp/4 BOBBY SCOTT OF 120,000 FEET---THE XI5 IS EXPECTED UNEMPLOYMENT FIGURES FALL EDGERTON, MISSOURI, THE ARMY SAID TO BREAK ITS OWN SPEED MARK OF WASHINGTON, AUG 29 (UPI) UN EM- THE U.S o ARMY MAINTAINS A LIAISON 3,603 M P.H. SET TWO MONTHS AGO BY PLOYED FIGURES FELL SLIGHTLY IN MISSION WITH THE SOVIET HEADQUARTERS AIR FORCE MAJ ROBERT WHITE AUGUST, BUT NEARLY 7 PER CENT OF THE IN EAST GERMANY NATION'S ~ORK FORCE WAS OUT OF A I ARMY SOURCES GAVE THIS ACCOUNT OF JOB FOR THE NINTH MONTH IN A ROW THE INCIDENT SUPERSON IC JET CRASHES LABOR SECRETARY ARTHUR J GOLDBERG SCOTT'S PATROL, ASS! STED BY WEST ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., AUG 29 (UPI) REPORTED TODAY THE NUMBER OF AMERICANS GERMAN BORDER POLICE, WAS INSPECTING A SUPERSONIC A3JI NAVY VIGILANTE WITH JOBS--68,539,000--SET A RECORD THE PROGRESS OF THE INTALLATION OF CRASHED AND EXPLODED WHILE TAKING IN AUGUST THE TOTAL WAS 257,000 A NEW BORDER BARRIER BY THE COMMUN- OFF AT KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE TODAY, ABOVE A YEAR AGO ISTS THEY ARE ERECTING A uOUBLE KILLING THE TWO MEN ON BOARD UNEMPLOYMENT DROPPED 598,000 TO BARBED WIRE FENCE, FORTIFIED BY THE DEAD WERE IDENTIFIED AS LT 4,542,000 BUT GOLDBERG SAID MOST CONCRETE POSTS, IN THE COBURG AREA CMDR JAMES A GUGGENBILLER, 33, THE OF THE DECREASE WAS CAUSED BY TEEN- SCOTT'S JEEP WAS PARKED NEAR THE PILOT, AND LT GEORGE F BIEHL, 39, AGERS WHO QUIT LOOKING FOR SUMMER BORDER HE STEPPED OUT OF IT TO THE BOMBARDIER-NAVIGATOR. JOBS AND THEREBY DROPPED OUT OF THE LOOK FOR THE OTHER ME~BERS OF THE BOTH RESIDED IN ALBUQUERQUE WERE WORK FORCE PATROL AND UNINTENTIONALLY WALKED ATTACHED TO KIRTLAND HE SAID THIS HAPPENS EVERY AUGUST A FEW YARDS INTO COM~UN!S1 TERRITORY WITNESSES SAID THE JET'S ENGINES TAKING THIS SEASONAL ADJUSTMENT Two ARMED EAST GERMAN PATROL~EN QUIT AS IT TOOK OFF ON THE EAST-WEST INTO ACCOUNT, THE NUMBER OF JOB HIDING IN THE BUSHES SEIZED HIM ~ND RUNWAY, VEERED SOUTHWARD AND NARROWLY HUNTERS REMAINED UNCHANGED AT 6 9 TOOK HIM AWAY, DESPITE THE PROTESTS OF MISSED A TRANSWORLD AIRLINES PLANE PERCENT OF THE LABOR FORCE OTH.R MEMBERS OF ~E WESTERN PATROL --~------+ Page 3 HOURGIASS Thursday 31~st 1961 THOMAS NINS $100 JACKPOT KITKITKO JEN KWAJAL£I Barney Thomas, who leaves KwaJ thlS (EVENTS FROM KWAJALEI~) evenlng aboard the World Alrways fllght (at the "1nvitation" of Uncle WELCOME ABOARD TELEPHONE CHANGES Sam) had a perfect going away present Passengers arrivlng on World Airways Changes to the August Telephone Dlr- -- a $100 check for hittlng the fllght thlS morning were: ectory are as follows: Blackout Jackpot last nlght at the USN- Lt. Douglas B. Tharp, Ltjg John ~ Bus 0 Qtrs o Crossroads Club. C. Culberston, and Ens. J o Douglas Burgess, H.Do 564 Sands PlaYlng his flrst game of Bingo ln Sorensen all returned from TDY. Fulp, V.G o 301(492) 898 almost two years on Kwaj, Barney PMR - Mr. and Mrs. E. Eo Soule ar­ Hlght, H.Do 301l470) 952 blacked out hlS bingo card when Call­ rived on KwaJalein thls morning. Mr. Polk, F.Eo 25b 739 er Joe Evanchlk called the 58th num­ Soule, an Electronlc (Communication) Rautenberg, C Ne LCDR 274 782 ber. Barney has worked in TCT's Avi­ Engineer, will be associated with the Tyler, E. 284 939 atlon Department durlng his stay here Range Department. Mro Soule and hlS WellS, T.L. 30:\429 ) 702 and hlS trlp home lS a Vacatlon and wife, Zelma, will occupy Qtrso 401C o Aken, R.L. 301 (561) 682 also necessary to report for his TCT - Employees returning from leave Barsanti, AoJ LTJG 362 792 Army physlcal on Sept. 5 ln San An­ thlS morning were: James J. Hroneslt, Botkin, HoL., LTJG 512 705 tonlo, Texas. If the Army doesn't Evelino Saturnio, Walter H. Alford, Burch, JoLo 301(491) 912 call, he'll return to Kwaj. LoUlse M. Collins, Kurashima Taro, Coulter, G.W. 301(481) 680 Other Wlnners last night were: and Wilson R. Balldoy. Cundiff, R.E. 301(561) 626 G. W. Bogdanoff, Norman Tauares, J o New employees arriving this mornlng Dipoala, M.C o 301(561) 77'7 Jones (won tWlce) Darrell Wo Sumners, were: Wllliam A. Frye, Charles Wo Dooley, Eo, LTCOL 301(41.1) 64'13 Betty Sumners and Pat Fallon. With Dllliner, Cornelio Flores, Marlano R. Duckworth, HoA. ~Ol(345 ) Reef 56 people present, a total of $172.00 Ranchez, Thomas Labaya and Geronimo Dunstan, Wo 234 Sands was paid out ln cash prlzes. Haban. George, L.Bo 30:\3... 5) Reef PMZ- C. Ho Malcolm returned from GUlda, DoDo 30:d4?) Reef 44, 653 GIZENGIST GENDARMES ARREST leave. Marshall Eo Atteberry and Hamllton1 JaAo ET2 U.N. REPRESENTATIVE Grlffln L. Hardin are here on TDYo Hawkes, JaMo 301t 5b.L ~ '"'70 UNIVERSAL SERVICES - Joe D. Brown Johnson 3 L.S 0 301(561) 69':' Leopoldvllle, Aug. 30 (UPI)-Gizen­ returned from leave and lS en route Jones, C.F 0 301(5.tl) b35 glSt Gendarmes arrested the U.N. rep­ to Roi Namur. Laakso, RoWo 30l( 561) 820 resentatlve at StanleYVllle and re­ TERMINAL STEEL - Eugene N. Medelroc, Plomondon, R.K. 301(481) 681 leased hlm only when Ethloplan troops Terence Musashl, Floyd Spencer and fuchardson, N.D. 301 (561) 980 threatened to use force to free hlm, James Tsuha have returned from leave Rone, LoJ. 231,232 891 a U.N. spokesman sald todayo and are en route to Roi Namur o Welbers,Mo 301( 591) Reef The spokesman, who earller sald the AMERICAN ~LECTRIC - Charles Wo lncldent occurred today, later said Willlams and Hlronlchi Murayama have the U.N. offlcial was arrested Satur­ returned from leave. 232 REGISTER FOR SCHOOL day. HEIDE & COOK - Carl W. Strlnger re­ A total of 232 chlldren reglstered At the same tlme, the Unlted Natlon turned from leaveo yesterday for the 1961-61 sess~on of was reported to have sent 350 more MASSART INC. - C. E. Stopher return­ George Seitz School WhlCh beglns en troops into the tense Oriental pro­ ed from leaveo Tuesday, Sept. 5, accord~ng to Marvln Vlnce capltal to help control a new JOHNSON SERVICE CO. - D C. Hemphill Glasscock, prlnclpalo outbreak of anti-western feeling. lS enroute to Rol Namur. Reglsteratlon Qy grades was as fol­ U.N. representative Ingram Englund FEDERAL 'Il:LECTRIC CORP - James R. lows: of Sweden was held when he went to Ketterer lS here on TDY o Kindergarten - 27; 1st Grade - 23; see Vice Premler Antolne Glzenga to HAWAIIAN REINFORCING STEEL - Thomas 2nd Grade - 17; 3rd Grade -26; 4th discuss the worsenlng sltuation. As T. Hlga returned from leave. Grade -22; 5th Grade -28; 6th Grade - he was leaving Glzenga's offlce a RCA - Anthony Genovese, Anthony J o 15; 7th Grade - 23; 8th Grade - 15; group of Gendarmes told hlm he was Cerlone, Jr. and Archle E. Rlce are 9th Grade - 12; loth Grade - 10, 11th under arrest. new arrlvals en route to Roi Namuro Grade -10; and 12th Grade - 4. Col. Teshome, Commander of the CHANCE VOUGHT - Kenneth Eo Gouvela, Mr. Glasscock requests that any .... U.J• .J..4 Ethloplan troops in the town, rushed Donald W. Commons and Carl F. Schneid­ who dld not reglster yesterday pl~ase to Gizenga's house wlth an armed er, Jr. are new arrlvals. do so lmmediatelyo guard. He warned the Gendarmes, ''If •••• 0 0 this man lS not freed lrnrnediately we P~rsons orderlng flowers for dellv- PMZ EMPLOVEES COMPLETE WORK are gOlng to use force to get him out ery on the Malnland, Honolulu or KwaJ­ Three PMZ welders, Robert Scott, The Gendarmes promptly released Eng- alein, should place thelr orders two Larry Naumcheff and Harry Tralner, lund. weeks ln advance of delivery date, to leave KYejalein thlS evenlng aboard Informed sources ln Leopoldvllle assure delivery on specifled date. the World Airways flight after a 10 sald 350 more Ethioplans were belng Funeral flowers can be ordered any months stay hereo All three men wlll sent to Stanleyville from Coquilhat- time. home" to San Antonio, Texas. ville to reinforce the garrison. The I-______--L_--=-~~~~ ______j Unlted Natlons here conflrmed that nine W1Ves and eight children of U.N. personnel were evacuated last nlght because of the worsenlng sltuatlon. Meanwhlle, U.S. Charge d'Affaires George F. Godley went to see central government Premier Cyrille Adoubla to present a dossier on the arrest of U.S. Stanleyville Consul Tom Cassllly and to demand a ruling on whether Stanl yville leader Antolne Gizenga has the right to expel Cassllly from the Congo. In Elizabethville, the power of Katanga President Melse Tshombe was reported declining since the U.N. command removed the whlte offlcers from his army. A U.N. official recently returned from Stanleyville said the streets were full of armed soldiers and that the atmosphere was "very tense". Observers said the anti-western feel­ lng ln StanleYVllle was an ominous sign ~n Vlew of Adoula's claim after hlS recent V1Slt there that "no pro­ blems xlSt between Mr. Gizenga and Ie" fuge 4 HOURGIASS Thursd_~~~_ August 1961 MAINLAND & FOREIGN TEMPS GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY - NEW BOOK BREVITIES B.y United Press Internat~onal NON-FICTION High WW "A Nat~on of SheeplT-By W~llia.m J. FICTION Atlanta 89 70 Lederer. "The Agony And The Ecstasy"-by Buffalo 79 67 The co-a uthor of "The Ugly American" Irvlng Stone. Chicago 81 71 exposes the fa~lures of our fore~gn Biograph~cal novel of Michelangaloo Dallas 92 72 a~d programs and ~ore~gn relat~ons. nSend A Gunboat"-by Douglas Beeman. Denver 91 54 fus wd~ctment ~s documented and Story of an ant~quated Br~tish gun- Des Mawes 92 66 startl~ng" boat and her embittered captaw. llis Detroit 81 68 "Infernal World of Branwell Bronte"­ orders were to evacuate a Brit~sh col­ Fa~rbanks 67 49 by Daphne du Miur~er. ony under threat of invasion from the Fort Worth 92 76 B~ograph~cal portra~t of the drunk­ Commun~st nltunland of China. Jacksonville 85 76 ard, dope-add~ct brother of the Brontes IIJenny By Nature"-Ersk~ne Caldwello Kansas C~ty 90 66 (Enuly Bronte wrote "Wutherwg He~ghts~ "Earthy" story about bigotry w a Memph~s 92 70 Charlotte Bronte was the author of small Georgia town. Miami Beach S7 78 II Jane Eyre If • "Ep~demcJI1-by Frank G. Slaughter. Mpls.-Sto Paul 93 66 IIFirst Men To The Moon"-by Wernher Plot of plague and underworld war­ New Orleans 86 70 Von Braun. fare ~n New York -- 1965. New York 88 75 Scient~f~c fact combined w~th f~c­ "DestlIlY Of Fire"-by Zoe Oldenbourg. Ok] ahoma City 89 66 t~on---what today ~s fiction, could Histor~cal novel about the Fourth Omaha 91 68 well be sc~ent~f~c fact tomorrow. Crusade. Phoen~ 90 71 "Wake Island Command"-by W. Scott "MJ.la-18"-by Leon Ur~s. Portland, Ore 0 82 56 Cunn~ngham (Rear Admiral, U.S.N. Ret.) Novel about the Warsaw Upris~ng when Reno 84 41 The author, the Navy C.O. at the the Russ~ans delayed enterwg the c~ty Sto lems 93 70 t~me of the ~sland's capture by the to allow the Poles to be killed by the Salt Lake City 77 67 Japanese, tells his s~de of the story. Germ:tnso San Anton~o 88 68 "All The Best In the South Pacific"­ "Ch~ Court"-by Rumer Godden. San Diego 76 66 by Sydney Clark. Life in an English country house and San Franc-lsco 65 56 Travel g~de about Tah~t~, Samoa, the f~ve generations of people who had Seattle 81 55 F~J~, New Caledon~a, New Zealand and l~ ved there. Wash~ngton 93 72 Austral~a. "The Edge Of Sadness"-by Edwin Wichita 89 65 ll "L1.fe With Women and How To Surv~ve O'Connor (Author of "The Last Hurrah ) Buenos A~res 63 56 It"-by Joseph H. Peck, M.D. Story of a mddle-aged pr~est, and Edmonton 69 53 Accord~ng to the author1s views, the the several worlds in which he flnds lendon 81 59 average male ~s completely un~nformed h~mself • Ottawa 76 61 of the most essent~al world question "To The Rear Marchll-by Joseph Coogan Pa.r~s 91 59 ---WOMEN. Humorous tale about th~ Army. RJ.o de Jane~ro 77 55 This ~tty book is filled w~th more "Hear M! Pilate"-by leGette Blytheo Vancouver 77 62 than a b~t of w~sdomo B~blical novel by the author of "A W~nnipeg 94 59 The first chapter of the book ~s en­ Tear For Judas If. les Angeles 76 61 titled "I Gi Va You Women and Mly God "A Burnt-Out Case "_by Graham Greene. Las Vegas 92 73

Have Mercy On Your Souls"" A "lost soul If tries to bury h~mself 000000 (PoSo--Accord~ng to a female rev~ew­ ~n a leper colony in the Belgian Congo JFK SHOWS "GREAT CONCEBN" errs v~ews--there is only one way to OVER BRAZILIAN CRISIS handle women-----too bad no one knows WHITES & NEGROES ARRESTED FOR what ~t ~s.) LUNCH COUNTER SIT-I~S Wash~ngton, Augo 29 (UPI)-Pres~dent "X-15 Diary"-by Rl.cbard Tregask~s .. Kennedy was described by a congress~or­ The story of the famed rocket plane. Alexandr~a, V~rginia, Auge 29 (UPI) al leader today as indicat~ng "great "SharkJ"-by Thoms Helm. Three whites and three Negroes attend- concern" over the Brazll~an cr~s~s All about the unpredictable k~ller ~ng a workshop for lunch counter sit- whlch resulted from the res~gnat~on of the sea 0 ~ns here Were arrested today when they of Pres~dent Janio Quadroso "The Man W~th The MJ.raculous Hands"- refused to leave a restaurant after Senate maJor~ty leader Mike Mans­ by Joseph Kessel. fa~l~ng to be served. field told newsmen that the President The strange story of Rimmler's doctor The six, among 35 persons attend~ng "was v~tally interested" ~n the situ­ who by remarkable ~ngen~ty, was able the workshop sponsored by the Congress ation when ~t waE dlscussed brlefly to save the l~ves of many people that of Ric~l E1uality (CORE), entered the at todayVs regular weekly breakfast fummler was told to "extermnate". restaurant at noontime. Owner Albert meetlng of leg~slatlve leaders at the "How To Get More For Your }A.oney"- P~lla told them he did not serve ~te Houseo by Sylv~a Porter. Negroes and asked the s~ to leave. IIWe will Just have to wa~t for thin€s The author of th~s book ~s the f~nan- When they refused, ~lla called po­ to even out," Mlnsf~eld sa~dQ c~al ed~tor of the "New York Post" and l~ce who had been stationed along House Speaker Sam Rayburn told news­ ed~ tor of "Reporting On Governments", King Street and because of ant~-segre­ men that there was no d~scuss~on of a weekly newsletter subscr~bed to by gation p~cketing demonstrat~ons durwg the Berlin crisis todayo As for the ma.ny banks and f~nanc~l ~nst~ tut~ons. the day .. developments In Lat~n Amer~ca, he Her observat~ons and suggest~ons cover The workshop due to end Thursday at wryly sa~d:

a var~ety of subJects and furn~sh sage a Unitar~an church ~n Fa~rfax County, "Some body asked how a bout Bra zJ.l 0 adv~ce to the average reader.. was des~gned to tra~ persons ~n non- Nobody knew much about ~t.n ~ ______~v~olent methods of protestlng segre- OOtlooO gationo FREAK STORM LEAP-FROGGED NIXON URGED TO RUN The s~ Were Ja~led on charges of ACROSS LONG-ISLAND FOR GOVERNOR OF CALI~. trespass~ng and made no attempt to New York, Aug. 29 (UPI)-A freak get ba~lo Wash~ngton, Aug. 30 (UPI)-Republi­ summer storm with ~gh winds leap­ ...... can congress~onal leaders today urged former V~ce Pres~dent RJ.chard M. frogged across suburban Long Island ON THE STOCK SCENE today, knock~ng down trees and cutting Nixon to run for governor of Cal~for­ off power to nearly 25,000 persons. New York, Aug. 30, (UPI)-Stock n~a next yearo Damage was heavy but spotty" Some pr~ces mlled ~n a narrow range as N~on and other party leaders also communit~es were untouched by the 15- Wall Street evaluated an 11th hour agreed that the Republ~cans must mnute stormo In others, such as postponement of the auto str~ke dead­ bu~ld strength ~n the 1962 elect~ons Garden City, ,,~t was imposs~ble to l~ne. F~rst hour volume was fairly "to put a brake on potent~ally d~s­ count the trees tl that cluttered the br~sk. astrot.s" pol~c~es of the Kennedy Ad­ streets, a witness sa~d. Ra~lroad shares took on a measure m~n~strat~ono No ~njuries were reported but streets of support but the Industrlal llst Nixon, the 1960 Republ~can presi­ and cellars were flooded in many com­ showed ma~nly fract~onal changes. dent~al nominee, gave no answer to munitiese Motor stocks were hlgher, with Ford those urglng him to seek the Califor­ The Coast Guard sald many sa~lboats and Chrysler r~slng over a po~nt each .. n~a governorsh~p next yearo He re~t­ and small fishing craft were caps~zed Amerlcan Telephone, Procter & Gam­ era ted that he would make a decls~on eas~ w Long Island Sound. But again, no ble and Eastman Kodak were ltems, late ~n Septembero ~nJuries were reported. and kept the Industr~al average from getting off the. . ground... . INVEST IN U.S. SAVINGS BONDS l----~.~~.~------~.~-.PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION THURS 31 AUGUST 1961

THE SPECTATOR DEPENDING UPON THE WORK DAYS AT ROI NAMUR, THE STARTING LINE UP FOR THE ALL-STAR TEAM IS PLANNED TO BE HAL CHARTRAND AS CENTER, BENNY BuRKE r------~------~ GUARD, DAN RO\/LAND GUARD, WALDO UNRUH FORWARD AND LYLE GOMM FORWARD THE WORLD or SPORTS WORLD OF SPORTS CONT'O WORK MAY PREVENT SOME OF THE PLAYERS BASEBALL ______PLAYING UNDER PROBATION THIS YEAR IN THE STARTING LINEUP FROM REACHING LOS ANGELES, AUG 30 (UPI) PAUL BECAUSE OF HIS UNSPORTSMANL IKE ONDUCT KWAJ FOR THE GAME, BUT ALL INDICATIONS RrCHARDS SAID IN A RADIO INTERVIEW IN AUSTRALIAN TOURNAMENTS IN 1960. POINT TOWARD THEIR BEING ABLE TO TONIGHT HE HAS RESIGNED AS MANAGER GOLF ______ATTEND OF THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES. THE KWAJALEIN ALL-STAR LINE UP WILL HIS STATEMENT CAME BEFORE TONIGHT'S SEATTLE, AUG 29 (UPI) SINGER DON BE PAT LANIAS FORWARD, MARSHALL MARTIN DOUBLEHEADER BETWEEN THE ORIOLES AND CHERRY SCORED A HOLE-IN-ONE ON THE FORWARD, TOM PRELOCK CENTER, DON CANDA THE Los ANGELES ANGELS 140-YARD EIGHTH TODAY AS AMERICAN GUARD, AND BERT REEVES GUARD MINUTES EARLIER, HOWEVER, RICHARDS AND BRITISH GOLFERS PUSHED THEIR THE SPECIAL SERVICES' ALL-STAR GAME HAD SAID HE WOULD HAVE TOMORROW'S TRAINING FOR THE WALKER CUP MATCHES WILL BE PLAYED ON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER DEADLINE SET BY THE BALTIMORE MANAGE­ STARTING FRIDAY AT THE SEATTLE GOLF 2ND AT 6·00p M ON DALLY COURT ALL MENT CLUB ISLAND PERSONNEL ARE INVITED TO RICHARDS SAID IT WAS UP TO THE CHERRY, WHO HAS BEEN HAVING HIS ATTEND BALTIMORE CLUB TO DECIDE "WHETHER TROUBLES, GOT THE ACE WITH AN EIGHT IRON HOWEVER, HE STILL FAILED TO COME ATTENTION ALL BASKETBALL PLAYERS' MY RESIGNATION IS EFFECrlVE, IMMEDIATELY . CLOSE TO PAR FOR THE ROUND. THERE WILL BE A PRACTICE SESSION FOR OR WHETHER I REMAIN~9R THE REMAINDER THE KWAJALEIN ALL-STARS ON FR1DA), OF THE SEASON" ~ -'- THE MANAGER SAID HIS RESIGNATION DALLAS, TEXAS AUG 29 (UPI) GOLF'S 7 P M ON DALLY COURT THE ALL-STAR WAS "AN ATTEMPT ON MY PART TO BE FAIR GOLDEN BOY, ARNOLD PAULMER, AND TOMMY TEAM MEMBERS ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEND TO THE BALTIMORE CLUB, WHICH IS SUFFER­ (THUNDER) BOLT, SIDELINED WITH A 30- TH I S PRACT ICE, HON EVER, I S NOT ING APVERSELY FROM THE PUBLICITY" DAY SUSPENSION BY THE PROFESSIONAL RESTRICTED TO THOSE CHOSEN FOR THE GOLFERS' ASSOCIATION FOR A TEMPER ALL-STAR TEAM ALL BASKETBALL PLAYERS HOUSTON, TEXAS, AUG 29 (UPI) TANTRUM, ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY THEY ARE WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE. GEORGE KIRKSEY, EXECUTIVE VICE PRES­ WILL PLAY IN THE DALLAS OPEN GOLF IDENT AND ACTING GENERAL MANAGER OF TOURNEY SEPT I GARDENAIRES WIN OVER VAGABONDS THE HOUSTON COLTS, SAID TONIGHT BOLT's SUSPENSION WILL BE LIFTED THE VAGABONDS WERE DEFEATED LAST BALTIMORE ORIOLE MANAGER PAUL RICHARDS JUST BErORE THE START OF THE DALLAS NIGHT BY THE GARDENA IRES UNDER HAS "ALL BUT SIGNED" A CONTRACT TO TOURNAMENT THREATENING SKIES As THE SKY GOT BECOME GENERAL MANAGER OF THE NEW BOXING ______DARKER AND THE HORIZON HAZiER, JIMMY NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAM REIMER, THE JACKIE ROBiNSON OF THE KIRKSEY, IN Los ANGELES TO CONFER DETROIT, AUG. 30 (UPI) PROMOTER MAX KWAJ MOUNTAINB~LL SET, AGAIN STOOD WITH RICHARDS, TOLD HOUSTON SPORTS HANDLE SAID TODAY HE HAS SIGNED SUGAR OUT OVER THE OTHER PLAYERS AS HE EDITORS VIA LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE RAY ROBINSON TO MEET CANADIAN MIDDLE­ ROMEO LEFT FIELD FOR THE VAGABONDS THAT "ONLY TWO VERY MINOR CLAUSES" WEIGHT TITLE HOLDER WILLIE GRAVES IN THE VAGABONDS BROKE THE ICE IN THE IN THE CONTRACT STOOD IN THE WAY OF A 10-ROUND BOUT IN THE DETROIT FIRST INNING AS REIMER SCORED THE RICHARDS' FORMAL SIGNING CONVENTION ARENA ON SEPT 25. FIRST RUN OF THE GAME ON THE GAR­ -.- DENAIRES' SIDE, ROCKY CADABONA WAS MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, AUG 30 (UPI) WASHINGTON, RHODE ISLAND, AUG. 30 DRIVEN IN BY JAMES PLUNKETT ON A 'T WASN'T MUCH OF A NIGHT rOR ROGER (UPI) AN ANGRY PAUL PENDER, REFERRING DOUBLE PLUNKETT WAS DRIVEN IN BY MARIS OR MICKEY MANTLE--NOR ANY OF THE TO TERRY DOWNES AS "THAT LOUDMOUTH STAN BADAYOS WHO SLAMMED A HOMER OVER OTHER NEW YORK YANKEES FOR THAT COCKNEY,Y HAS VOWED TO BELT THE THE CENTERFIELDERSHEAD AFTER THE MATTER MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMP "BACK TO THE FIRST INNING THREE RUNS IT WAS ALL CAMILO PASCUAL Or THE MINNESOTA STREETS OF SOHO." THE GARDENAIRES TWINS BLANKED THE YANK£ES, 3-0, LAST PENDER'S OUTBURST CAME YESTERDAY THE GARDENAIRES SCORED FOUR RUNS NIGHT, KEEPING MARIS' HOME RUN TOTAL AT HIS TRAINING HEADQUARTERS HERE WHEN IN THE SECOND INNING FRANK ANTONIO AT 51 AND MANTLE'S AT 46. SOMEONE ASKED ABOUT A SMALL SCAR OVER TRIPLED AND HAL OKUHAMA DOUBLED WITH HIS FATHER AMONG THE 40,118 HIS RIGHT EYE, A MEMENTO OF HIS LAST PLUNKETT SINGLED AS DID BADAYOS IN THE STANDS, MARIS WALKED ONCE AND FIGHT WITH DOWNES IN LONDON WHEN HE BOBBY ALCOVER WALKED AND PAT LAN lAS WAS SAFE ON AN ERROR IN FOUR TRIPS "RETIRED" FROM THE MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE FLYED TO CENTERFIELD HE STILL IS NINE GAMES AHEAD OF BABE THE VAGABONDS DIDN'T SCORE IN THE RUTH'S RECORD PACE SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH OR FIFTH INNINGS MANTLE, WHO IS ONLY TWO GAMES AHEAD, BREKKE'S BULLETIN BOARD IN THE FIFTH INNING, THE GARDENAIRES HAD ONE OF THE YANKEES' rOUR HITS THE MOUNTAINBALL GAME FOR TONIGHT SCORED THEIR FINAL RUNS OF THE GAME LAST NIGHT--A SINGLE--BUT ALSO STRUCK HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES AL ESTABAN HIT A SINGLE, DON CANDA HIT OUT THREE TIMES BEYOND CONTROL THE SCHEDULE FOR A HOMER, BOBBY ALCOVER viAL KED AND PAT THE REST OF THE WEEK IS AS FOLLOWS. LANIAS SINGLED ALL OF THESE ADDED TENNIS ______UP TO FOUR RUNS SCORED, 12 ALTOGETHER THURSDAY, 31 AUGUST FOR THE GAME NEW YORK, AUG 29 (UPI) WIMBLEDON (GAME CANCELLED) JIMMY REIMER GOT ON BASE ON A CHAMPION ROD LAVER OF AUSTRALIA AND FRIDAY, I SEPTEMBER AT 6.00 P M GARDENEIRm ERROR AND LANKY CARL ~YLIE U.S. TITLE-HOLDER DARLENE HARD OF OCEAN VIEW vs WECO RANGERS SLAMMED A HOMER THAT DROVE IN JIMMY MONTEBELLO, CALIFORNIA, WERE GIVEN AN ERROR ALLOWED TSUTSUMI TO GET ON THE TOP-SEEDE ROLES TODAY IN THE DRAW SATURDAY, 2 SEPTEMBER AT 6'00 P M. BASE AND JACK FINK HIT A SINGLE WHICH FOR THE U.S TENNIS SINGLES CHAMPION­ VAGABONDS VS HONDEEN DROVE IN TSUTSUMI FINK SCORED IN THE SHIPS STARTING FRIDAY THE VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS ARE AS SIXTH NEITHER TEAM SCORED IN THE CHUCK McKINLEY OF ST ANN, MISSOURI, FOLLOWS SEVENTH SO THE GAME ENDED THE GARDEN­ WHO LOST TO LAVER IN STRAIGHT SETS AIRES 12 AND THE VAGABONDS 5. IN THE WIMBLEDON FINAL, WAS SEEDED W L PCT SECOND IN THE MEN'S DIVISION WITH SPIKERS FOUR II I 917 VAGABONDS 100 004 0 5 8 3 Roy EMERSON OF AUSTRALIA THIRD AND AQUANAUT JR. 10 2 .8~3 GARDENIERS 341 040 X 12 12 7 MIKE SANGSTER OF ENGLAND fOURTH AND FIREBALLS 7 5 BOB MARK, ANOTHER AUSTRALIAN, FIFTH PMZ MI ss I LES 5 7 ~11 GENE BREKKE JUST !-lA.NDED ME THE B. c. B. IS 2 10 167 MOUNTAINBALL STANDINGS HERE THEY NEW YORK, AUG 29 (UPI) DENNIS NIGHT'S GAME THESE ARE THE FINAL STANDINGS ARE INCLUDING LAST RALSTON OF BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA WATCH FOR THE NEW BASKETBALL LEAGUE W L PCT THE NATION I S THIRD-RANKING AMATEUR ' STARTING SOON AVIATION 16 6 TENNIS PLAYER, WAS SUSPENDED TODAY 727 SPORTSMEN 14 6 00 BY THE U.S. LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION 7 WECO RANGERS THE SPECTATOR OCEAN VI EW 667 FOR "BAD CONDUCT" DURING THE DAVIS 14 7 6 ! 3 316 SUPPLY 12 CUB AMERICAN ZONE FINAL AGAINST MEXICO BY JIM CHRISTENSEN 6 ~67 AT CLEVELAND IN VOLLEYBALL, THE LEAGUE ENDED KINI Po Po'S 13 7 b50 VAGABONDS GARDENAIRES II RALSTON, WHO WON THE U.S DOUBLES LAST NIGHT WITH THE FIREBALLS FORFEIT­ 6 625 5 16 238 ING THE GAME TO THE AQUANAUT JR. As M.A D CLOWNS 12 8 600 CH~MPIONSHIP YESTERDAY WITH CHUCK YOU CAN SEE BY THE STANDINGS ABOVE, ARMY ZEUS 9 11 450 HO"lft:f.N ~~EY OF ST ANN- MO HAS BEEN L __ '\ THE SPIKERS FOUR CAME OUT THE CHAMPS HI :HOOL 10 14. 19 .050 ~ ...... -..... -....,..-,.- .... _~ ~\ COl ~l' C'OLUMtII CONT'D NEXT COLUMN - ftA 8 -IZ PAGE 6 HOURGLASS THURSDAY-jl AUGUST 1961 ---NOTICES------MOVIES TONIGHT--- PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S NEWS CONFERENCE RICHARDSON - "JUST FOR YOU" -­ BING CROSBY, JANE WYAMN -- MuSICAL STORY ABOUT WILL BE REBROADCAST AT 6 P.M. THIS SHOW TIME - 8:00 P.M. S~OW BUSINESS ON BROADWAY IN NEW YOR~ C,TY. EVENING OVER AFRS, KWAJALEIN. ##### ·..... CROSSROADS - "DEAR BRAT" -- EDWARD ARNOLD, MONA FREEMAN -: JUDGES DAUGHTER FOUND: BUNCH OF KEYS WITH KNIFE AND GROUP OF TEENAGERS SET UP RE~AB~L!TATiON ATTACHED. OWNER MAY IDENTIFY AND SHOW TIME - 7:30 P.M. PROGRAM FOR CRIMINALS HER FATHER HAS SENT TO CLAIM AT HOURGLASS OFFICE. PRISON. ·... ~ . ##### KWAJ OUTRIGGER CLUB WILL MEET TUES., YOKWE YUK - "M IRACLE OF THE HI LLS"- REX REASON, NAN LES LIE -- THE STORY OF SEPT. 5, AT 7:30 P.M. AT SCUBA CLUB. A MINISTER IN A SMALL FRONTiER MiN~NG TOWN WHO AGENDA INCLUDES ELECTION OF OFFICERS. DOUBLE FEATURE TONIGHT REBUILDS AN OLD RUN DOWN CHURCH AND TRYS TO VISITORS AND PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS ARE 1ST SHOW - 7 P.M. HELP THE PEOPLE BETTER THEMSELVES !N ALL WALKS WELCOME TO ATTEND. OF LIFE. • ••• 00 PLUS ''W ITH A SONG IN MY HEART"- SUSAN HAYWARD, RORY CALHOUN, THE LMA R I TTER-- CARLESSNESS CAUSES FIRES -- THERE 2ND SHOW - 8:15 P.M. THE LIFE STORY OF JANE FROMAN o HAS BEEN A RECENT INCREASE IN FIRE INCIDENTS CONTRIBUTED TO CARELESS SMOKING HABITS. MOST OF THE FIRE GENERAL MESS MENU AFR~ RADIO ~CHEDULE INCIDENTS HAVE OCCURRED IN DUMPSTERS, FRIDAY I SEPTEMBER, 1961 THURSDAY TRASH CANS AND MATTRESSES. IT IS BREAKFAST 4:30 P.M. - SONGS OF THE !SLANDS REQUESTED THAT ALL ISLAND RESIDENTS CHILLED FRUIT JUICE 5:00 P.M. - JIM AMECHE POP CONCERT COOPERATE BY I~SURING PROPER EXTIN­ CHILLED FRESH FRUIT 6:00 P.M. - NEWS GUISHING OF SMOKING MATERIALS PRIOR AsS'T COLD CEREAL 6: 15 P.M. - LATiN QUARTER TO DISPOSAL AND REFRAIN FROM SMOKING CORNED BEEF HASH 6:30 PoMo - FAMILY T~EATRE IN BED. SOfT & HARD BOILED EGGS 7:00 PoM. - IRA COOK SHOW

eoooo. GERMAN FRIED POTATOES 7:30 P.M. - SPORTS DESK SEPTEMBER SURPRISE DANCE AT THE STEAMED RICE 7"45 P.M. - SILHOUETTES iN 0AZZ YOKWE YUK CLUB ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM ~;OO P.M. - ROCKETING RHVT~M5 FROM 9 PoMo TO 1 A.M. TICKETS: $2.50 BEAR CLAWS 8:30 P.M. - WHISPERiNG S~REET3 PER PERSON INCLUDES COCKTAILS 9 TO 12 CHI LLED MI LK 9:00 P.M. - NEWS AND BREAKFAST 11:30 TO I A.M. MAXIMUM COFFEE 9: 15 P.M. - MARV MADISON, MH~ESIDE CAPACITY 350 -- GET TICKETS EARLY FROM DINNER 10:00 P.M.- NEWSMAKERS JUDY PAUL, HENRY PAUL, SUE ESTABROOKS, MANHATTAN CLAM CHOWDER 10: 15 P.M.- MARV MADISON (CONTID) FRANK FELL OR MOLLY MIKA. DEFP FAT FRIED SHRIMP 12 MIDNIGHT- SIGN OFF wlTARTAR SAUCE-LEMON SLICES FR I DAY LABOR DAY BOAT RIDE -- ALL ISLAND EGG FRIED RICE 6:00 A.Mo - NEWS PERSONNEL INTERESTED IN A TUG BOAT CHILI CON CARNE wiRED BEANS 6:05 A.Mo - OKOLE MALUNA (BOTTOMS Up!) RIDE AROUND THE LAGOON ON LABOR DAY, OVEN BAKED POTATOES 6:30 A.M. - NEWS MONDAY, SEPT. 4, SHOULD CALL SPECIAL MIXED VEGETABLES 6:45 A.M. - OKOLE MALUNA (CONTUD) SERVICES, 331, AND "SIGN UP" FOR THE TOSSED GREEN SALAD w/FR. DRESSING 7: II) A.Mo - SMALL FRY THEATR~ TRIP. THERE WILL BE TWO TRIPS -- THE LEMON CAKE WIICING 7:30 AoM •• DON McNEILL FIRST WILL LEAVE AT 8:00 AoM. AND THE ICED ORANGEADE 8:00 A.M. - CONTINENTAL VARHET~[S SECOND AT 1:00 P.Mo EACH TRIP WILL CHILLED MILK 8:30 A.M. - My TRUE STORY BE OF APPROXIMATELY FOUR HOURS DURAT­ COFFEE 9: 10 A.M. - INTERLUDE ION. ALL CHILDREN MUST BE ACCOMPANIED SUPPER 9:30 A.M. - MOORE-CROSBV-CLOONEY S~ow BY ONE OF THEIR PARENTS. CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP 10:00 A.Mo- ARTHUR GODFREY

.... II •• BAKED HAll BUT 10:30 A.M.- RHYTHM ROUNDUP COCKTAIL AND DINNER PARTY FOR ALL HAMBURGER & MACARONI HOT DISH 11:00 A.M. - TURN BACK THE CLOCK ENLISTED PERSONNEL WILL BE HELD AT wlToMATO SAUCE 11:30 A.M.- MARSHALLESE PROGRAM THE MAD CLUB SUNDAY, SEPT. 3. RESER­ LONG BRANCH POTATOES 12 NOON - NEWS VATIONS MUST BE MADE AT THE CLUB BY BEET ONION SALAD 12:05 P.M.- BUSINESS TRENDS FRIDAY EVENING. BUTTER LIMA BEANS 12: 15 P.M.- GUEST STAR

o •• 0 •• STEAMED RICE 12:30 P.M.- FLAIR MASS FIRST FRIDAY SEPTEMBER FIRST, GLAZED MARBLE CAKE I :00 P.M. - NEWS TO MAKE IT EASIER FOR CATHOLICS TO ICE TEA wiLEMON SLICE 1:15 P.M. - SHOPPE CONCERT ATTEND, WILL BE SAID AT 5:00 P.M. CH I L LED MIL K 2:00 P.M. - NEWS INSTEAD OF THE REGULAR TIME OF FRIDAY COFFEE 2:05 P.M. - NEWSMAKERS MASSES AT 4:45 P.M. THE MASS WILL BE 2: 15 P.M. - SHOPPE CONCERT (CONTiD) SAID IN THE SMALL CHAPEL OF THE WANTED TO HIRE: CLERK-TYPIST FOR 2:55 P.M. - NE\vS BLESSED SACRAMENT. FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT. CALL JIM 3:0 0 P.M .. - MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL DILLION AT 596 OR 235. NOTICE FOR BOQ OCCUPANTS: SEPT.'S •••••• WANTED TO BUY: ELECTRIC RAZOR -­ BILLETING AND MESS1NG CHARGES ARE DUE IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO PLACE AN AVON REMINGTON OR NORELCO. CALL MACK AND PAYABLE BY SEPT. I. PAYMENT MAY ORDER PLEASE CALL 614. PARKER AT 497 ANYTIME o BE MADE AT THE CENTRAL BILLETING • ••••• OFF I CE, OR, I F MORE CONVEN lENT, BY • ••••• NICE, CLEAN FEMALE CAT NEEDS A VISITORS AND SPECTATORS ARE WE~COME CHECK PAYABLE TO THE TRANSPORT COMPANY HOME. CALL SANDY AT 739. TO VISIT THE AIR TERMiNAL AREA DUR!NG OF TEXAS. CHECK MUST BE PLACED IN AN •••••• THE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF AiRCRAFTo ENVELOPE AND ADDRESSED TO THE CENTRAL RELIABLE 12 YEAR OLD BOY WILL BABY HOWEVER, DRINKING Of ALCOHOLiC BEVER­ BILLETING OFFICE FOR DELIVERY VIA THE SIT. 50¢ AN HOUR. CALL 682. AGES AROUND THE TERMINAL AREA A~D GUARD MAIL. • ••••• SMOKING ON THE RAMP SIDE OF THE TERM­ • ••••• DEPENDENTS CLINIC: BEGINNING INAL DURING REFUELING OPERATION (WHEN SPECIAL MEETING OF SCUBA CLUB KWA~ SEPT. 5, 1961, THE DEPENDENTS CLINIC RED LIGHT IS ON) IS STRICTLY PROHIBIT­ TONIGHT 7:30 PoM. FINAL PLANS WILL BE WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE GROUND ED. THIS HAS BEEN BROuGHT TO THE MADE FOR LABOR DAY TRIP. DON'T FORGET FLOOR OF THE HOSPITAL IN THE DENTAL ATTENTION OF THE SECURITY POLICE. TO BRING $15 PER PERSON TO RESERVE YOUR SECTION. ApPOINTMENTS WILL BE MADE PLACE ON THE BOAT. I F YOU WANT TO GO BY PHONING 476 FROM 7:30 A.M. TO AMONG THE ITEMS YOU MAY CHECK OUT ON THE TRIP, BE AT THE MEETING. 4 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. FROM SPECIAL SERVICES ATHLETIC GEAR EMERGENCIES WILL ALWAYS BE SEEN LOCKER ARE FISHING GEAR, BADMiNTON, SUPPLIES NECESSARY FOR JEWELRY CRAFT ANY TIME. PING-PONG AND CHECKER SETS, TENNIS ARE AVAILABLE AT SPECIAL SERVICES' AFTER HOURS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS, RACQUETS AND BALLS, A 35MM SLIDE PRO­ HOBBy-CRAFT SHOP, CALL 350 FOR FURTHER PHONE THE HOSPITAL DIRECT ON 260 OR JECTOR, A SEWING MACHINE AND MAN), INFORMATION. 262. MANY 0Tf--e: R ITEMS o • 0 •••• • ••• e • eOGOo. WANTED TO HIRE: PART-TIME REGISTERED NOTICES FOR THE HOURGLASS SHOULD You MAY ORDER FLOWERS THROUGH SPECIAL NURSES, CLERK-TYPIST FOR 5-DAY WEEK, BE RECEIVED BY 4 P.M. THE DAY BEFORE SERVICES FOR DELIVERY IN HONOLULU OR QUALIFIED BEAUTICIAN FOR PART-TIME OR PUBLICATION. NEWS ITEt4S WILL BE THE MAINLANDo You PAY ONLY THE COST FU LL-T IME EMPLOYMENT. 1F INTERESTED ACCEPTED UNTIL 10 A.M. DAY OF DESIRED OF THE FLOWERS YOU CHOOSE TO SEND --­ IN ANY OF THE ABOVE POSITIONS YOU MAY PUBLICATION. SPECIAL SERVICES MAKES NO CHARGE FOR CONTACT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, • ••••• PLACING YOUR ORDER. SEE MRS. CAMPBELL, PHONE 290. INVEST IN U.S. SAVINGS BONDS SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE.