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VOLo 4 No. 1406 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY 18 APRIL 1963 r------~------~------~------DAYLIGHT OPERATION FRIDAY WAKE OF THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL CAN SOUND AS PLAIN OF JARS HONOLULU STORM EARLY AS 1640 LOCAL (4:40 P.M.) FOR FIGHTING CONTI~UES HONOLULU, (UPI)--HAWAI I WAS MOPPING FRIDAY'S DAYLIGHT OPERATIONo NON­ VIENTIANE, (UPI)--LEFTIST FORCES HAVE UP TODAY IN THE WAKE Or A TORRENTIAL ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL SHOULD PLAN TO SEIZED ANOTHER NEUTRALIST TOWN IN THE SPRING CLOUDBURST THAT WALLOPED ONE PROCEED DIRECTLY TO SHELTER AREAS UP­ PLAIN OF JARS IN A DRIVE WHICH HAS MADE AREA WITH 18 INCHES OF RAIN IN EIGHT ON SECURE Or NORMAL WORKING HOURS. A SHAMBLES OUT Of THE CEASE FIRE AGREE­ HOURS AND LEFT TWO DEAD, SCORES OF OTHER CHANGES IN THE NORMAL ROUTINE MENT, INfORMED SOURCES REPORTED WEDNES­ FAMILIES HOMELESS AND DAMAGES IN THE ARE: DAY. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. BUSES TO REMOVE NON-ESSENTIAL PER­ THE SOURCES SAID THREE KEY TOWNS HAVE THE BODIES OF THE TWO DEAD, BOTH SONNEL FROM THE GROUND HAZARD AREA fALLEN TO NEUTRALIST TROOPS WITHIN THE ARMY MEN, WERE FOUND TODAY DOWNSTREAM WILL LEAVE THE JTO BUILDING AT 1500. PAST 72 HOURS, LEAVING NEUTRALIST TROOPS FROM WHERE THEY HAD BEEN WASHED OUT CLUBS WILL OPEN fOR BUSINESS AT NOR­ OUTNUMBERED AND SURROUNDED IN THE OF THEIR JEEPS IN TRYING TO CROSS A MAL TIMES BUT WILL CLOSE WHEN THE TAKE PLA I N OF JARS. GENERALLY DOCILE STREAM ON A CONCRETE COVER SIGNAL SOUNDS. THE SOURrES SAID THE LATEST TOWN TO FORD. GOLF COURSE WILL BE CLOSED AND fALL WAS BAN BAN, WHERE TWO COMPANIES THE TWO JEEPS WERE HIT BY A 30-MILE­ CLEARED AT 1345. OF NEUTRALIST TROOPS HAD BEEN HOLDING AN-HOUR WALL OF WATER THAT RAMPAGED THE LAST MARSHALlESE WORK BOAT WILL OUT FOR DAYS AGAINST OVERWHELMING ODDSo DOWN THE STREAM BED. BOTH JEEPS WERE LEAVE AT 1600, PLEASE RELEASE YOUR THE fATE OF THE NEUTRALIST SOLDIERS TWISTED WRECKS WHEN RECOVERED YESTER­ MAID IN TIME TO CATCH IT. WAS NOT KNOWN. DAY BUT THE BODIES OF THEIR OCCUPANTS THE STANDARD SHELTER AREA INFORMA­ THE OTHER TWO VILLAGES SEIZED WERE WERE NOT FOUND UNTIL TODAY. TION FOLLOWS, REPORTS fROM THE LAST BAN KOSI AND DON DANH. ALL THREE TOWNS THE VICTIMS WERE IDENTIFIED AS LT. OPERATION INDICATE THAT NAVY AND SE­ ARE ON THE ROAD fROM THE LEfTIST STRONG', COL. CHESTER F. SUNSKI, SEATTLE, WASH­ CURITY PERSONNEL HAD GOOD COOPERATIONo HOLD Of X,ENG KHOUANG TO THE PLAIN. INGTON, AND SGT. MAJ. OLIVER F. ANDER­ PLEASE CONTINUE TO ASSIST THEM AND BAN BAN IS ABOUT 30 MILES NORTHEAST OF SON, WILKESBORO, NORTH CAROLINAo STAY INSIDE YOUR SHELTER AREA UNTIL X I ENG KHOUANG. THE STORM, ONE OF THE WORST EVER TO THE ALL CLEARo THE LOSS Of THE THREE VILLAGES LEFT HIT OAHU, PASSED TO THE SOUTH TODAY GROUND SAfETY PROCEDURES NUETRALIST COMMANDER GEN. KONG LE AND AND THE ISLAND WAS BEING SUBJECTED TO ALL PERSONNEL NOT ESSENTIAL TO THE HIS FORCES SURROUNDED IN PHONE SAVAN, OCCASIONAL SHOWERS UNDER CLOUDY SKIES. OPERATION MUST BE UNDER, OR PROCEEDING ABOUT A 20-MILE DRIVE fROM X,ENG WEATHER BUREAU OFFICIALS SAID THE TO, A SHELTER WHEN THE TAKE COVER SIG­ KHOUANG.

STORM APPEARED TO BE HEADING TOWARD NAL IS HEARD. • •••• 0 THE ISLANDS OF MAUl AND HAWAI I BUT TAKE COVER SIGNAL - THREE TEN SECOND EAST GERMAN SHOT ESCAPING BLASTS ON fiRE SIREN AND "TAKE COVER WITH LESS FEROCITY THAN YESTERDAY WHEN BERLIN, (UPI)--AN EAST GERMAN SOLDIER ONE SECTION OF OAHU RECORDED 18 INCHES fOR MISSILE OPERATIONS" BROADCAST ON RAMMED AN ARMORED CAR THROUGH THE ,: AFRS. or RAIN IN EIGHT HOURS AND DAMAGE TO I I-INCH THICK BERLIN WALL TONIGHT AND CROPS, HOMES AND HIGHWAYS ON OAHU AND BUILDINGS SUITABLE FOR PERSONNEL WAS SHOT IN THE BACK BY COMMUNIST PO­ SHELTER (3 IN. CONCRETE ROOf AND FA­ KAUAI WAS ESTIMATED IN THE MILLIONS. LICE AS HE SHOUTED TO THEM "COME ALONG CILITIES). WITH ME." SUSPECTS QUESTIONED YOKWE YUK CLUB IN WESTERN POLICE SAID THE SOLDIER WAS BRITISH SECURITY LEAK SURFRIDER BOQ BLDG. 501 HIT IN THE LUNG BY AN EAST GERMAN PO­ SANDS BOQ (FIRST DECK ONLY) BERLIN, (UPI)--BRITISH AUTHORITIES LICE MACHINE PISTOL BULLET. HE WAS CORAL BOQ (FIRST DECK ONLY) TODAY INTERROGATED AN EAST GERMAN SE­ TAKEN TO A WEST BERLIN HOSPITAL AFTER NIKE/ZEUS DORM (FIRST DECK ONLY) CRET POLICE OFFICER WHO FLED TO THE WEST BERLIN POLICE HELPED HIM INTO THE I BARRACKS AND STORE BLDG. 704 WEST WITH "VERY INTERESTING" SECRET AMERICAN ZONE. I GENERAL MESS BLDG. 703 DOCUMENTS. COMMUNIST POLICE FIRED SOME 15 SHOTS I SPECIAL SERVICES BLDG. 8Q5 THE OFfiCER, A FIRST LIEUTENANT IN AT THE ARMORED CAR AS IT RACED TOWARD TRANSIENT HOTEL BLDG. 908 THE STATE SECURITY SERVICE, THE EAST THE WALL, BUT THE SOLDIER WAS NOT HIT TERMINAL/ADMINISTRATION BLDG, 901 GERMAN SECRET POLICE, FLED TO WEST BER­ UNTIL HE WAS CLIMBING OUT THE HATCH TO QUARTERS OF PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION LIN YESTERDAY. FREEDOM. ONE OP FIVE SHOTS HIT HIM IN (EXCEPT BLDG. 401, 402, 403, AND 404)0 HE BROUGHT WITH HIM DOCUMENTS FROM THE BACK. ALL CLEAR SIGNAL - TWENTY SECOND THE SECRET fiLES OF THE SECURITY SER­ A WEST BERLIN POLICEMAN PIRED ONE BLAST ON FIRE SIREN AND "ALL CLEAR VICE WITH AN INFORMED SOURCE DESCRIBED SHOT INTO THE EAST, WEST BERLIN POLICE FOR OPERATIONS EXCEPT IN GROUND HAZARD AS "VERY INTERESTING." SAIDo ApPARENTLY NO ONE IN THE EAST AREA." FULL DETAILS OF HIS FLIGHT WERE NOT WAS INJURED. ANNOUNCED BUT APPARENTLY HE FLED ON ArTER THE ESCAPE 40 EASTERN BORDER THE ELEVATED RAILWAY WHICH IS RUN BY STOCKS POLICE ARMED WITH TOMMYGUNS fACED 12 THE EAST GERMANS IN ALL Of BERLIN AND NEW YORK, (UPI)--STOCKS FINISHED IN WEST BERLIN POLICE WITH MACHINE GUNS. RUNS THROUGH WEST BERLIN. SCRAMBLED SHAPE TODAY AfTER STILL AN­ THE EASTERN POLICE BLOCKED OFF THE HOLE FOUR THOUSAND AMERICAN TROOPS EN­ OTHER SESSION OF HEAVY TRADING. IN THE WALL AND SENT WORKMEN TO REPAIR GAGED IN HEAVY ACTION IN THE SECOND MOVEMENTS IN THE POPULAR AVERAGES IT. DAY OF A FOUR-DAY MANEUVER TO TEST WERE LIMITED WHILE TRADING EXCEEDED THE ESCAPE TOOK PLACE AT THE AMERICAN PLANS TO DEfEND WEST BERLIN AGAINST THE 5 MILLION SHARE MARK FOR THE NINTH SECTOR BORDER AT THE CORNER OF ELSEN ANY COMMUNIST AGGRESSOR. CONSECUTIVE SESSION. STRASSE AND HEIDELBEGER STRASSE. B,G AMERICAN TELEPHONE FELL MORE THAN AN AGGRESSOR fORCE DROVE DEEP IN THE • •••• 0 OUTER LINES OF A OFfENSIVE FORCE. A POINT IN THE FINAL HOUR AND THE REST ARMY TROOPS FIRE ROCKET AMERICAN TROOPS PLAYING THE AGGRESSORS Of THE MARKET, EXCEPT POR TOBACCOS AND CAPE CANAVERAL, (UPI)--A PERSHING ROLES WERE SUPPORTED BY A PLATOON OF AIRCRAfTS, FELL BACK FROM TOP LEVELS "SHOOT AND SCOOT" BALLISTIC MISSILE-­ FRENCH INrANTRY AND TANKS. AFTER TELEPHONE'S TOP EXECUTIVE DAMP­ ENED HOPES FOR AN AT&T DIVIDEND BOOST • THE FIRST TO BE fiRED BY U.S. ARMY • 0 •••• TROOPS--WAS SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED 200 TEMPERATURES STEELS FELL BACK FRACTIONS TO A POINT AFTER DAYS OF ADVANCE, WHILE PRICE MILES DOWN THE ATLANTIC MISSILE RANGE NEW YORK, 68-43; LONDON, 55-43; PAR­ BOOSTS IN THE INDUSTRY BECAME NEARLY TODAY AND IMPACTED LESS THAN 300 YARDS IS, 59-50; TOKYO, 19-63; SAN FRANCISCO, UNANIMOUS. MARKET SOURCES EXPECT PRESI­ FROM ITS TARGET. 58-47; KWAJALEIN, ~-76 AND ROI NAMUR, DENT KENNEDY TO HAVE MORE TO SAY ON BEFORE LAUNCHING THE PERSHING ON ITS 87-79. THE SITUATION LATER IN THE WEEK. 200 MILE fLIGHT TODAY THE MISSILE WAS THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY RANGED BETWEEN MOTORS STOCKS WERE MIXED THROUGHOUT BOUNCED OVER 5-1/2 MILES Of THE ROUGH­ 75 AND 90 PERCENT. THE SESSION, GENERAL MOTORS REACTING EST TERRAIN IN THE CAPE CANAVERAL AREA RAINfALL YESTERDAY AMOUNTED TO .15 1 AS MUCH AS A POINT AT TIMES WHILE IN AN EffORT TO SIMULATE ACTUAL BATTLE­ OF AN INCH. THE TOTAL POR THE MONTH CHRYSLER SCORED A COMPARABLE GAIN. FIELD CONDITIONS. IS NOW 4.43 INCHES. THE ROCKET WAS LAUNCHED AT 1730 GMT ...... CHAPLAIN HOWARD KUMMER, JEWISH CHAP­ AND THE ARMY LATER ANNOUNCED THAT EARLY BUY Uo S. <;AVINGC:; BONDS FOR A LAIN Of THE 14TH NAVAL DISTRICT, WILL INDICATIONS WERE THAT THE fLIGHT WAS SUCCESSfUL IN EVERY RfSPECT o I BmER TOMORROW BE ON KWAJALEIN 30 APRIL - 6 MAY. \ • ••• 0 0 ~ ------PAGE 2 HOURGlASS THURSDAY 17 APR I L 1963 PUBLlSHED AT THE DIRECTION or THE COM- CONTINUED FROM COLUMN I QUEEN'S GUARD WALKS OUT MANDJNG OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE WITH THE BIGGER DOG. LONOeN, (UPI )--THE BRITISH PRESS T~- FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, SHADOW'S ACTUAL OWNER, BETHEL BUCK- DAY REPORTED A NEW PROTEST WALKOUT A- IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU Of WEAPONS ALEW,35, SAN DIEGO, WAS ASKED TO PAY MONG QUEEN ELIZABETH'S OWN BRIGRADE CONTRACT NOAs-4176-c WITH THE TRANS- $5,000 DAMAGES INCLUDING ,t,ooo IN OF FOOT GUARDS PORT COMPANY or TEXAS. PERSONAL INJURIES TO BYINGTON MUNI- THE REPORTS SAID A CONTINGENT OF THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY CIPAL JUDGE R S RUFfiN RULED N THE NON- COLDSTREAM GUARDS HAD WALKED OfF DUTY MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR JURY TRIAL THAT SHADOW WAS NOT TO IN PROTEST OVER WORKING CONDITIONS NOTICES IS 4 P M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICA- BLAME FOR SKY'S DEATH BUT RESERVED DE- THE WAR OFFICE REFUSED TO EITHER TION DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 CISION ON iHE PLEA fOR PERSONAL OAM- CONFIRM OR DENY THE REPORTS. A M. DAY OF PUBLICATION AGES. AT ONE POINT THE PLAINTIFF'S LAST MONTH, 25 SCOTS GUARDS STANDING THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ATTORNEY NED KIMBALL ASKED TO HAVE THE DUTY AT WINDSOR CASTLE WALKED OUT TO EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION DOG STAND SHADOW ROSE T9 HIS THREE- PROTEST TOO MUCH EXTRA WORK FOOT HEIGHT IN RESPONSE TO A CGMMAND THE DAILY HERALD SAID TODAY 26 MEM- EDITOR - JIM CHRISTENSEN FROM HIS MASTER BERS OF THE COLDS TREAM GUARDS S TA T 10 NED MARK NOTICED THAT HIS DOG'S HINEi) LEGS AT THE CHELSEA BARRACKS IN LONDON HAD AUTO SHOW WERE BEGINNING TO WOBBLE AFTER HE HAD LEFT THEIR QUARTERS TO COMPLAIN NEW YORK, (UPI )--AMERICANS, WHO SToeo STILL FOR FIVE MINUTES AND ASKED "AGAINST CONDITIONS IN GENERAL" SPEND A GOOD PART OF THEIR WAKING ITHE JUDGE IF THE DOG COULD SIT DOWN. A COLDSTREAM GUARDSMEN WAS QUOTED HOURS EITHER TINKERING WITH OR TOOLING "OF COURSE," THE JUDGE REPLIED, AND BY THE DAILY MIRROR AS SAYING HE AND IN THEIR GASPOWERED BUGGIES, ARE SHADOW SAT DOWN BESIDE THE ATTORNEY'S 13 OF HIS BUDDIES HAVE GONE"ABSENT FLOCKING IN RECORD NUMBERS TO THE TABL E. WITHOUT LEAVE' fROM CHELSEA BARRACKS TO SEVENTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL AUTOMe­ PROTEST EXTRA DUTIES IMPOSED AFTER BILE SHOW HERE. EX-EICHMANN AIDE ARRESTED THEY HAD STOOD GUARD AT BUCKINGHAM DRAWING THE THRONGS ARE THE RECORD VIENNA, (UPI )--ERICH RAJAKOWITSCH, PALACE, THE QUEEN'S LONDON RESIDENCE 500 CAR ENTRIES BY DETROIT AND NINE ALLEGED RIGHT-HAND-MAN TO ADOLF EICH­ MAJOR IMPORTING COUNTRIES, FEATURING MANN, TURNED HIMSELF IN TO AUSTRIAN ANCIENT TOMB UNCOVERED AN IMPRESSIVE RAZZLE-DAZZLE OF SLEEK AUTHORITIES AND WAS IMMEDIATELY AR­ ISLE OF CAPRI, ITALY, (UPI }--WORKERS STYLING AND A CONTINUED PROLIFERATION RESTED DIGGING ON THE GROUNDS OF A LUXURY OF GADGETRY HE WILL BE TRIED AS A "WAR CRIMINAL" HOTEL TUESDAY FOUND A TOMB BELIEVED OFFICIALS OF THE SHOW, BUBBLING OFfICIALS SAID. TO DATE BACK TO THE GREEK MYCENAEAN OR WITH OPTIMISM, ARE PREDICTING A RECORD POLICE SAID HE WAS ARRESTED ON PHOENICIAN CIVILIZATIONS. DRAW TOPPING LAST YEAR'S 350,000 AND CHARGES, FIRST MADE BY THE VIENNA Doc­ THE LATTER IDENTIFICATION WOULD CON­ AN EVEN BIGGER SALES GAIN THAN LAST UMENTATION CENTER, THAT HE WAS RESPON­ FIRM THE THEORY OF THE LATE ARCHAEOLO­ YEAR'S REPORTED $100,000 SIBLE FOR SENDING THOUSANDS OF DUTCH GIST AMADEO MAl URI THAT CAPRI WAS A THE THREE-FLOOR DISPLAY AT THE AND AUSTRIAN JEWS TO POLISH GAS PORT OF CALL OF PHOENICIAN SHIPS LONG COLISEUM UNDERSCORES A TREND IN AUTO CHAM8ERS DURING WO~LD WAR I I BEFORE ROME WAS FOUNDED MANUfACTURE AWAY FROM "COMPACTNESS" THE WARRANT FOR RAJAKOWITSCH'S AR­ AND LOW-HORSEPOWER TO MeRE AUTOMOBILES REST WAS ISSUED IMMEDIATELY AFTER HE BETHLEHEM JOINS STEEL PRICE HIKE AND MORE POWER. SIGNIFICANTLY, SHOWED UP AT THE VIENNA COURT OF IN­ NEW YORK, (UPI )--BETHLEHEM STEEL, FOREIGN MANUFACTURERS ARE FALLING QUIRY THIS MORNING AND WAS QUESTIONED THE UNITED STATES' SECOND LARGEST PRO­ MORE INTO STEP WITH DETROIT WHILE 8RIEFLY BY OFFICIALS THERE DUCER, TODAY ANNOUNCED SELECTIVE PRICE SOME PRODUCERS, NOTABLY VOLKSWAGEN, THE FORMER S S. OFFICER APPEARED INCREASES AVERAGING A LITTLE MORE THAN ARE NOT ABANDONING THEIR PAST SUCCESS "VERY SURPRISEO," OFfiCIALS SAID, $5 A TON, MAKING elG STEEL UNANIMOUS FORMULA, THERE IS A VERY DISCERNIBLE WHEN HE WAS PUT IN JAIL No WARRANT IN BREAKING THE STEEL PRICE LINE. SHIFT TOWARD BIGGER AND GREATER PER­ FOR HIS ARREST HAD BEEN ISSUED BY THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIKES IN THE FORMANCE CARS. AUSTRIAN POll CE PRICE OF THREE SHEET AND STRIP STEEL IN LINE WITH THIS DEVELOPMENT, ITEMS BY BETHLEHEM PRESIDENT A B HOMER NISSAN MOTORS OF JAPAN HAS ON DISPLAY REX HARRISON FILES SUIT FOLLOWED CLOSELY eN THE HEELS OF NA­ A STANDARD FOUR-DOOR SED' N OF ITS DE- Les ANGELES, {UPI )--ACTOR REX TIONAL STE£L CORPORAT ION'S DEC I S ION TO LUXE DATSUN LINE AND ALSO HAS INTRO- HARRISGN TODAY BROUGHT SUIT TO FORCE UP THE PRICE OF SELECTED PRODUCTS AN DUCED ITS FIRST SPORTS CAR MODEL 20TH CENTURy-Fox TO GIVE HIM "EQUAL AVERAGE Of $6 A TON SOME FOREIGN IMPORTERS HAVE ALSO BILLING" WITH RICHARD BURTON IN TME THE FIRMS APPARENTLY DO NOT fORESEE ADOPTED A LONG-STANDARD DETROIT MiTION PICTURE "CLEOPATRA" A SLAPDOWN FROM PRESIDENT KENNEDY,SIM­ FEATURE--AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. HE ASSERTED THE STUDIO IS "ONLY ILAR TO THE ONE THAT MADE BIG STEEL AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS, WHICH IN THE ATTEMPTING TO CAPITALIZE ON THE WORLD- BACK DOWN ON ACROSS-THE-BOARD PRICE IN­ PAST HAVE TAKEN A BACKSEAT TO ITS WIDE PUBLICITY BURTON AND TAYLOR HAVE CREASES JUST A YEAR AGO. THE U.S.' FOREIGN RIVALS AT INTE~NATIONAL EXHI- RECEIVED" LARGEST PRODUCER, U S. STEEL CORP., BITIONS, WERE MORE HEAVILY REPRESENTED HARRISON SAID WHILE HE HAD "GREATEST RAISED ITS PRICES YESTERDAY, AND BETH­ THIS YEAR THAN EVER BEFORE RESPECT FOR MY CO-STARS," HIS CONTRACT LEHEM'S ANNOUNCEMENT MADE UNANIMOUS THE REASONING BEHIND THE FOREIGN CALLED FOR HIM TO SHARE EQUALLY IN BIG STEEL'S DECISION TO TRY KENNEDY DRIfT TOWARO DETROIT STYLING IS AP- BILLING WITH BURTON INSTEAD, THE STAR ON SELECTIVE INCREASES PARENTLY THE THEORY THAT If YOU CAN'T Of "My FAIR LADY" CLAIMS ADVANCE AD- ALTOGETHER, NINE STEEL FIRMS HAVE LICK THEM JOIN THEM. VERTISING FOR THE CONTROVERSIAL fiLM ANNOUNCEO PI' I CE INCREASES SINCE APR I L 9 IN DESIGNING CARS SPECIFICALLY FOR INCLUDES PICTURES ONLY Of BURTON ANG BETHLEHEM SAID ITS PRICE ADJUSTMENTS THE AMERICAN MARKET, IMP.RTERS ARE TRY- MISS TAYLOR WOULD GO INTO EFFECT IMMEDIATELY. ING TO REVERSE THREE CONSECUTIVE BURTON'S ROMANCE WITH MISS TAYLOR NATIONAL WILL TAG ITS PRODUCTS WITH YEARS OF DECLINING SALES IN THIS MADE INTERNATIONAL HEADLINES DURING HIGHER PRICES START1NG TOMORROW. COUNTRY THE MAJOR OVERSEAS AUTO MAK- THE COURSE OF THE FILM'S PRODUCTION HOMER SAID THE NEW BETHLEHEM PRICES ERS ESTABLISHED A SALES RECORD OF THE PICTURE IS THE MOST EXPENSIVE IN REPRESENT AN INCREASE OF ABOUT I PER 614,131 UNITS IN 1960 HISTORY, AND FIGURED IN A PARAOE OF CENT IN THE TOTAL efLLING VALUE Of CONTROVERSY RELATING TO ITS PRODUC- ALL ROLLED STEIL PRODUCTS SOLD BY GREAT DANE AQUITTED ION, DIRECTION AND PERFORMERS BETHLEHEM HE SAID THE DECISION TO SAN DIEGO, CALifORNIA, (UPI )-­ HARRISON CONTENDS THIS CONSTITUTES RAISE PRICES WAS MADE "AFTER DUE CON­ SHADOW, A 225-POUND GREAT DANE WAS UNFAIR TREATMENT TO HIM, AND HE SEEKS SIDERATION OF MARKET CONDITIONS AND ACQUITTED YESTERDAY IN THE DEATH QF A THREE ACTIONS BY THE SUPERIOR COURT: CQST AND PROfIT PERfORMANCE" $4,000 SHETLAND SHEEP DOG ON THE TES­ --DECLARATORY RELIEF, FORCING THE HIS ANNOUNCEMENT REPRESENTED A CHANGE TIMONY uf A 7-YEAR-OLD SOY STUDIO TO ABIDE BY THE CONTRACT CLAUSE IN POSITION SINCE WHEELING STEEL MADE MARK BUCKALEW TESTIFIED HIS BIG ON EQUAL BILLING THE FIRST BREAK IN STEEL PRICES EIGHT BLACK DOG HAD NEVER BEEN IN A fiGHT --INJUNCTIVE RELIEF - THIS WOULD STOP DAYS AGO. A FEW HOURS BEFORE THE BEFORE THE DAY HE ENCOUNTERED THE THE CURRENT PUBLICITY AND ADVERTISING WHEELING ANNOUNCEMENT HOMER SAID, SHEEP DOG, SKY, AND THAT HE DIDN'T THAT CONFLICTS WITH HIS CONTRACT 'HERE IS CONSIDERABLE DOUBT IN MY MIND EVEN BARK AT OTHER eOGs. --UNSPECIFIED DAMAGES - NO AMOUNT WHETHER THE MARKET AT THIS POINT SHADOW SACKED MARK'S TESTIMONY BY WAS STATED WOULD SUPPORT A PR I CE I NCREASE IN STEE L LYING PEACEFULLY AT THE fE£T OF HIS HARRISON AND HIS STUDIO, COLUMSIA '~F COURSE, YOU NEVER KNOW UNTIL YOU MASTER IN THE COURTROOM PRODUCTIONS, LTD, FILED THE SUIT TRY IT," HE SAID SHADOW APPEARED IN CGURT FOR TRIAL AGAINST 20TH CENTURY Fox TODAY BETHLEHEM, THE ONLY BIG STEEL OF A CIVIL SUIT FILED BY HORACE THE fiLM WILL BE RELEASED IN JUNE HOLDOUT, TRIED IT BYINGTON OF LA J.LLA, QWNER Of SKY. IN IT, HARRISON PLAYS THE ROLE OF BYINGTON CONTENDED THAT SHADOW WAS CAESAR A BLADE OF GRASS IS ALWAYS A BLADE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEATH OF SKY WHO OF GRASS MEN AND WOMEN ARE MY SUB­ DIED SEVERAL DAYS AfTER THE fiGHTING WE CANNOT FAIL IN fOLLOWING NATURE. JECTS OF INQUIRY CONTINUED ON NEXT COLUMN - - SAMUEL JOHNSON PAGE 3 HOURGLASS Ap R I L 18, I 963 " , TOASTMASTERS MEETING iSLAND TOASTMASTERS AND GUEST AT­ TENDED THEIR REGULAR BI-WEEKLY MEETING HISTORY OF THE ISLANDS AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB MONDAY EVENING. PRESIDENT TOM THORNBURG CALLED THE THE 32ND AND 184 REGIMENTAL COMBAT TEAMS PLUS THREE COMPANIES OF THE MEETING TO ORDER PROMPTLY AT 7:00 P.M. 767TH TANK BATTALION SPEARHEADED THE ASSAULT. ALL TROOPS WERE ASHORE AFTER GUESTS JIM KUNKLE AND JACK SOUTH­ BY 1930 AND A DEFENSIVE PERIMETER FOR THE NIGHT WAS ESTABLISHED AP­ ERLAND WERE INTRODUCED, COMMITTEE RE­ PROXIMATELY 1600 YARDS INLAND FROM THE LANDING BEACH. THE ENEMY LOSSES PORTS WERE HEARD AND TOAST JESTER TED AT THE END OF THE FIRST DAYS' fiGHTING WERE ESTIMATED AT 500 KILLED KORNMAN TOLD A LENGTHY STORY CONCERN­ AND II CAPTURED. AMONG AMERICAN CASUALTIES CAPT. G.W. TYSON, USN, ING THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPLORATION OF PRINCIPAL AIR OBSERVER, AND HIS PILOT ENS. W.L. SAYERS, USNR, WERE EGYPTIAN RUINS. TABLE TOPICS MASTERS OBSERVED FLYING BELOW THE SAFETY LEVEL AND WERE STRUCK BY THE CURTAIN TOM WATERS QUOTATIONS DEMANDED SOME OF ARTILLERY FIRE FROM CARLSON. THE AIRCRAFT EXPLODED IN MID-AIR FAST THINKING ON EVERYONES PART, BUT GEN. CORLETT, 7TH DIVISION COMMANDER AND THE REAR ECHELON OF HIS STAFF TED KORMAN MASTERED THE SITUATION WITH MOVED ASHORE PRIOR TO THE END OF THE fiRST DAYS 'IGHTING. INTERROGA­ SOME WELL PLACED REMARKS CONCERNING THE TION OF THE PRISONERS INDICATED THAT APPROXIMATELY 1500 JAPANESE RE­ COMPARING OF ONES LIFE WITH THAT OF MAINEO ALIVE. ANOTHER AND WON THE BEST TABLE TOPICS NIGHT Of 1-2 fEB--PLANS FOR PERIMETER DEFENSE WERE ESTABLISHED. AND TROPHY. AT THIS POINT TOASTMASTER OF DESTROYER SIGSBEE WAS TO ILLUMINATE A ZONE CROSSING THE ISLAND TO THE THE EVENING, DOUG THARP TOOK OVER AND EAST OF OUR LINES AND DIVISIONAL ARTILLERY WAS TO DELIVER HARASSING INTRODUCED THE AMI~ SPEAKERS OF THE fIRE INTO THE ILLUMINATED AREA. SOME 4500 ROUNDS WERE fiRED BETWEEN EVENING. BOB CONROY SPOKE ON THE CON­ 1600 AND 1800. UNDER COVER 0' DARKNESS AND RAIN THE JAPANESE BEGAN TROVERSIAL SUBJECT OF "DOES A MODERN TO EMERGE FROM BUNKERS, AIR RAID SHELTERS, ETC., AND LAUNCHED A SERIES NAVY NEED AIRCRAFT CARRIERS". TOM OF COUNTER-ATTACKS. NUMEROUS INDIVIDUAL ENEMY RI'LEMEN AND MACHINE THORNBURG FOLLOWED WITH HIS TROPHY WIN­ GUN SQUADS TRIED TO INFILTRATE ALONG THE FLANKS OR BETWEEN THE LINES NING SPEECH ENTITLED "How CAN TOAST­ 0' OUR FORCES. Two ATTEMPTS TO SUPPRESS THE ILLUMINATION FURNISHED BY MASTERS HELP THE COMMUNITY". fRED THE SIGSBEE FAILED - THE DESTROYER, INSTEAD, SILENCED THE TWO ANTI­ BARBARIA PRESENTED HIS ICEBREAKER AIRCRAFT GUNS THAT HAD BEEN fiRING AT HER. ALL IN ALL - IT WAS A SPEECH "fROM THE SECOND ROMAN EMPIRE BUSY NIGHT. THE INFILTRATION ATTEMPTS WERE NOT OVERLY SUCCESSFUL AL­ TO DEMOCRACY" AND DESCRIBED HIS LIFE THOUGH INDIVIDUAL ENEMY SOLDIERS WERE KILLED ON THE LANDING BEACHES OF AND EXPERIENCES. THAT MORNING. ONE COUNTER-ATTACK, STARTING ABOUT 0130, ALMOST ATTAIN[~ IN I~TRODUCTING BOB PRICE AS THE LAST THE PROPORTIONS OF A BREAKTHROUGH. UNDER COVER OF A HEAVY RAINSQUALL SPEAKER OF THE EVENING, TOASTMASTER THE JAPANESE LAUNCHED THEIR ATTACK AGAINST THE 3RD BATTALION OF THE THARP DESCRIBED HIM AS THE GRAND OLD 184TH INFANTRY. USING MORTARS THE ENEMY KNOCKED OUT OUR MACHINE GUNS MAN OF KWAJALEIN. BOB SPOKE ON "How OF THE LEFT (LAGOON) SIDE or THE LINE. SUPPORTING TROOPS WITHDREW AND WE SHOULD IMPROVE OUR fOREIGN AID". MACHINE GUNS IN THE CENTER Of THE LINE WERE SWUNG LEFT AND CAUGHT THE THE PROGRAM WAS ROUNDED OUT WITH EVALUA­ JAPANESE ON THEIR FLANK. A HASTY WITHDRAWAL 0' THE ENEMY FOLLOWED AND TION REPORTS WITH TOM WATERS WINNING ENDED WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN A MAJOR THREAT TO THE ADVANCE. As MORNING THE OPEN MOUTH AWARD AS TOP AHH USER APPROACHED THE 3RD BATTALION, 184TH WAS RELIVED BY THE 2ND BATTALION. fOR THE NIGHT. IN ADDITION, DEXTER THE 3RD HAD BORNE THE BRUNT Of THE FIGHTING FROM THE TIME or ITS LAND- YAMADA WAS INDUCTED AS A NEW MEMBER 0' ING UNTIL IT WAS RELIEVED. ITS CASUALTIES WERE 14 KILLED AND 54 WOUNOEC THE CLUB. WELCOME ABOARD. THE 2ND BATTALION, 32NO IN'ANTRY, WHICH HAD LED THE LANDING AND TOASTMASTERS NEXT MEETING WILL BE 29 ADVANCE ON THE OCEAN LINE CONTINUED IN THE LINE. APRIL. GUESTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. CALL 2 rEB--THE PLANS FOR THE SECOND DAYS ATTACKS CALLED FOR CLOSE co­ GEORGE BROSKY, NUMBER 2150/2206 FOR OPERATION BETWEEN THE TWO REGIMENTAL TEAMS. THE JUMP OFF TIME WAS ADDITIONAL INFO. 0715. PLANS CALLED FOR THE 32ND REGIMENT AND COMPANY A, 767TH TANK BATTALION, TO ADVANCE RAPIDLY ON THE OCEAN SIDE 0' THE ISLAND TO THE OBSERVE STORM ON VENUS NORTHERN TIP. THE 184TH REGIMENT AND COMPANY B 0' THE 767TH WERE TO WASHINGTON, (UPI)--EARTH-eOUNO SCIEN­ ADVANCE ALONG THE LAGOON SIDE OF THE ISLAND, ASSIST THE 32ND ACROSS TISTS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MAN'S HIS­ THE TANK TRAP (ORIENTATED EAST-WEST ACROSS WHAT IS NOT THE NORTHERN TORY HAVE OBSERVED A GIGANTIC STORM, END OF THE CATCHMENT) AND JOIN FORCES ON THE NORTHERN END OF THE IS­ 1,000 MILES ACROSS, CHURNING THE DENSE LAND. THE JUMP OFF WAS SUPPORTED BY A 15 MINUTE rlRING BY DIVISION CLOUDS OF OSTENSIBLY SMILING VENUS. ARTILLERY COMMENCING AT 0700. THE ADVANCE STARTED AND CONTINUED UNTIL THIS WAS REPORTED TODAY AT THE 44TH 0800. AT THAT TIME A 20 MINUTE AIR STRIKE WAS MADE IN fRONT OF OUR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN GEOPHY­ LINES BY NAVAL AIRCRAFT. UPON COMPLETION OF THE AIR STRIKE OUR FORCES SICAL UNION. OBSERVATION OF THE HUGE AGAIN AOVANCED--THE '~4TH CONTINUING ALONG THE LAGOON AND THE ~2ND . I STORM AREA WAS MADE POSSIBLE BY FITTING ALONG THE OCEAN. AN ULTRA-SENSITIVE HEAT DETLCTOR TO THE WORLD'S LARGEST TELESCOPE, THE 200-INCH PAGE 19 MIRROR ATOP LAO MAR MOUNTAIN IN CALIF. 1======~~==,;======~1 DR. BRUCE MURRAY, SPACE SCIENTIST UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII BOY SCOUT ACTIVITIES AT THE CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNO­ A NEW COURSE BEING Of'ERED BY UNIVER­ AN ALOHA CEREMONY WAS CONDUCTED ON LOGY, TOLD THE GEOPHYSICAL UNION THAT SITY 0' HAWAII AT THE KWAJALEIN CENTER THE RAMP AT THE TERMINAL BY Boy SCOUT THE OBSERVATIONS WERE THE MOST DETAILED THIS SEMESTER IS ECONOMICS 290, 3 UNI~ TROOP NUMBER 135 LAST NIGHT. TUCKER EVER MADE OF THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE OF THE THE COURSE IS LISTED EITHER IN THE GRANTS, PRESIDENT 0' THE ALOHA Boy BRILLIANTLY SHINING PLANET WHICH IS AL­ LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE OR IN THE COLLEGE SCOUT COUNSEL IN HONOLULU AND S MOST EARTH'S TWIN IN SIZE. H. 0' BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. SMITH, A HONOLULU SCOUT EXECUTIVE, LEFT PAST STUDIES OF VENUS, BRIGHEST OB­ THE AIM 0' THE COURSE IS TO SHOW ABOARD A SPECIAL ADMIRAL'S FLIGHT AFTER JECT IN THE SKY NEXT TO THE SUN, HAVE STUDENTS SOME 0' THE PHILOSOPHIES 8E­ A ONE DAY VISIT TO KWAJALEtN. SHOWN NO BREAKS AND FEW VARIATIONS IN HIND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LABOR THE STRUCTURE OF THE TH I C'K CLOUD COVER NINE BOYS PARTICIPATED IN THE CERE­ MOVEM~T. WAGES, HOURS, CONDITIONS 0' MONY WHILE SEVERAL OTHERS LOOKED ON. WHICH PERPETUALLY HIDES TI,E PLANET'S WORK, ~NEMPLOYEMENT, LABOR CONTRACTS THE SPECIAL FLIGHT LEFT FOR HoNOLULU SURFACE FROM THE VIEW 0' MAN. ARE SOME or THE SUBJECTS COVERED IN TODAY'S DISCLOSURE IS ANOTHER ITEM IN WITH TWO VISITING ADMIRALS ABOARD. THIS COURSE. I, A STUDENT IS ALREADY THE GROWING MASS OF EVIDENCE WHICH SAYS ADMIRAL CRUMPACKER ANO ADMIRAL METZER IN MANAGEMENT STATUS OR AIMS TO BE, OR VENUS IS INHOSPITABLE TO THE KIND OF WERE RETURNING TO HONOLULU A'TER AN WHETHER HE IS A UNION MAN AND HOPES TO LIFE WHICH EXISTS ON EARTH. INSPECTION TRIP TO THE ORIENT. CONTINUE IN THE LABOR FIELD, AN UNDER­ THE MARINER 2 SPACECRAFT WHICH FLEW OTHER ACTIVITIES BY THE Boy SCOUTS STANDING 0' LABOR RELATIONS IS IMPOR­ WITHIN 21,600 MILES OF VENUS DEC. 14 YESTERDAY INCLUDED A TOUR THROUGH A TANT. IT HAS BEEN PROVEN MANY TIMES REPORTED THAT THE SURFACE TEMPERATURE BRITISH SEA PLANE WHICH LANDED HERE FOR THAT ENLIGHTENNNT ON BOTH SIDES or THE OF THE PLANET WAS AROUND DEGREES, A BRIEr STAY DURING ITS rLIGHT fROM 800 BARGAINING TABLE WILL AID IN SOLVING HOTTER THAN MOLTEN LEAD. NEW ZEALAND. MANY OF THE LABOR PROBLEMS. THIS IF ANY LIFE EXrSTS ON VENUS, IT MUST THE PLANE LANDED MERE LAST NIGHT AT COURSE, AT THE COLLEGE LEVEL, WILL CONSIST OF ORGANISMS DWELLING EXCLUSIVE­ 6 P.M. AND 25 SCOUTS TOURED THE PLANE POINT THE WAY. AUDITORS ARE ACCEPTED. LY IN THE COOLER REGIONS OF THE PLANET'S FOR ABOUT AN HOUR. THE BOYS "ENJOYED MRS. JANA LHOTKA IS TilE INSTRUCTOR. ATMOSPHERE, SCIENTISTS HAVE SPECULATED. THE TOUR VERY MUCH" THE HOURGLASS WAS SHE HOLDS A M.A. IN ECONOMICS FROM THE THE PALOMAR FINDINGS GAVE COLD COM­ TOLD. UNIVERSITY Qr CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEY. FORT TO THIS THEORY. THEY SHOW THE THE PLANE LE'T KWAJALEIN EARLY tHIS REGISTRATION IN THIS AND OTHER COUR­ "APPARENT TEMPERATURE" 0' THE VENUSIAN MORNING. SES CONTINUES TONIGHT AND TOMORROW FROM ATMOSPHERE IS ABOUT 75 DEGREES BELOW ...... 7-9 P.M. IN ROOM I Or THE GEORGE SEITZ ZERO IN THE CENTRAL REGION OF THE GLOBE LAUGHING IS THE SENSATION OF FEELING SCHOOL. AND COLDER ELSEWHERE. THIS IS SOME 45 GOOD ALL OVER, ANO SHOWING IT PRINCI­ ., .... PALLY IN ONE SPOT. J B DEGREES COLDER THAN RtPORTED BY MARI~2. -- OSH ILLINGS APRIL 18, 1963 HOURGLASS PAGE 4~

HISTORY OF THE ISLANDS CONTINUED DUPLICATE BRiDGE , THE IMMEDIATE OBJECTIVE WAS A ROAD APPROXIMATELY 1000 YARDS BEYOND THE THE FINAL OVER-ALL RESULTS OF THE JUMP OFF LINE. A WOODED AREA PARALLELED THE LINE OF ADVANCE AND SEP­ DUPLICATE BRIDGE INDIVIDUAL SERIES ERATED THE TWO REGIMENTS. THE 184TH ADVANCED WITHOUT TOO MUCH OPPOSI­ WERE REPORTED TO THE HOURGLASS YES­ TION TO THE AREA NOW COVERED BY T~ FRESH WATER TANKS HERE A CONTIN­ TERDAY THE WINNERS WERE SELECTeD UOUS SERIES OF BUILDINGS WAS ENCOUNTERED. THE HEAVY SHELLING HAD DEMOL­ FROM THEIR BEST AVERAGES IN FOUR-OUT­ ISHED MOST OF THEM BUT SUFFICIENT COVER REMAINED FOR JAPANESE SNIPERS OF-SIX SESSIONS. THE SESSIONS WERE AND SCATTERED MACHINE GUN CREWS TO OFFER SOME RESISTANCE TO THE AD- HELD FOR SIX CONSECUTIVE SUNDAYS. VANCE COMBINED TANK AND RIFLE FIRE CLEARED THE AREA AND BY 1040 PART BILL KUHLMANN WITH A 63.4% SCORE LED OF THE 184TH HAD REACHED ITS FIRST OBJECTIVE. TWENTY FIVE CASUALTIES THE FIELD WITH DICK NEWTON'S 62.0% HAD BEEN SUSTAINED BY THE 184TH IN ITS DRIVE FROM THE BEACH TO THIS SCORING SECOND DICK MACATEE WAS POINT. THE 32ND, IN ITS ADVANCE ALONG THE OCEAN SIDE OF THE ISLAND, THIRD WITH 59.6~ AND ART FLINK WAS RAN INTO SEVERAL AREAS OF STIFF RESISTANCE. ONE, IN THE AREA INBOARD FOURTH WITH 58.3%. CHARLIE MOIR HAD OF THE COM 40 BUILDINGS, WAS SO WELL DEFENDED THAT THE COMBINED TANK­ 58.0% FOR FIFTH PLACE AND OWEN HOKE RIFLEMAN FORCE HAD TO FIGHT FOR TWO HOURS IN ORDER TO ADVANCE 200 YARDS. ENDED IN SIXTH PLACE WITH 57· 7% THE ADVANCE ALONG THE BEACH CONTINUED, BUT INLAND, BETWEEN THE TWO A TWO-SESSION BRIDGE TOURNAMENT WILL REGIMENTS, STIFF OPPOSITION WAS MET DESPITE THE PRE INVASION BOMBARDMENT. BE PLAYED BY THE LOCAL BRIDGE CLUB ON THESE POCKETS OF RESISTANCE WERE CLEARED OUT AND THE TWO REGIMENTS MET APRIL 21ST AND 28TH. ON THE ROAD MARKING THEIR FIRST OBJECTIVE. THE SECOND OBJECTIVE WAS ANOTHER ROAD SOME 300 YARDS IN ADVANCE OF LOCAL ART EXHIBIT THEIR PRESENT POSITION. THIS AREA WAS CONSIDERED TO BE THE MAJOR DE- THERE WILL BE AN EXHIBIT OF THE WORK FENSIVE POSTION ON THE ISLAND THE TANK TRAP, NUMBEROUS MACHINE GUN OF LOCAL ISLAND ARTISTS DURING NATION­ EMPLACEMENTS AND LONG RIFLE TRENCHES ACROSS THE ISLAND WERE DESIGNED AL LIBRARY WEEK, APRIL 21-27, AT GRACE TO OBSTRUCT MOVEMENT FROM THE WESTERN END OF THE ISLAND INTO THE NORTH­ SHERWOOD LIBRARY, DURING REGULAR HOURS. EASTERN PORTION WHICH CONTAINED MOST OF THE INSTALLATIONS. IN ADDITION TO PAINTINGS THERE WILL WHILE THE TWO REGIMENTS WERE REGROUPING, COMBINED ARTILLERY AND NAVAL ALSO BE DISPLAYS OF CERAMICS, JEWELRY, GUNFIRE RAKED THE AREA TO BE COVERED IN THE FORTHCOMING ADVANCE. THE WOODCARVING, ETC. JUMP-OFF TIME WAS SET AT 1245 BUT STAFF PLANNING PLUS AN AIR STRIKE EXHIBITORS ARE URGED TO BRING THEIR CAUSED A DELAY UNTIL 1400. AT THIS TIME THE TANK-INFANTRY FORCE AP­ "OBJETS D'ART" TO THE LIBRARY NO LATER PROACHED ACROSS 225 YARDS OF OPEN GROUND, WITHOUT RECEIVING AN ENEMY THAN SATURDAY, APRIL 20TH. SHOT, AND REACHED THE SHELTER AFFORDEQ BY THE TANK DITCH. THE COMBINED GUN AND TANK FIRE HAD PINNED DOWN THE JAPANESE CONSIDERABLE TIME WAS THREE THINGS ARE GOOD IN LITTLE LOST BY THE TANKS ASSIGNED TO THE 32ND IN THEIR ATTEMPT TO GET AROUND, MEASURE AND EVIL IN LARGE: SALT, YEAST, OR ACROSS, THE TANK TRAP. FINALLY THE TANKS PULLED TO THE RIGHT AND AND HESITATION. DROVE ALONG THE OCEAN BEACH THUS BV'ASSING THE TRAP. MEANWHILE IN­ --TALMUD FANTRY PLUS ENGINEER DEMOLITION DETAILS WERE REDUCING VARIOUS STRONG POINTS. THE JAPANESE HAD REFUSED TO SURRENDER, HENCE THE DESTRUCTION ONLY ONE PRISONER WAS TAKEN. By THE TIME IT BECAME NECESSARY TO ORGAN­ AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE IZE NIGHT DEFENSE PERIMETERS THE RIGHT END OF THE 32ND LINE HAD REACHED THURSDAY, 18 APRIL 1963 ITS OBJECTIVE. HOWEVER THE 184TH HAD SENT ITS MEDIUM TANKS TO THE 5:05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT SUPPORT OF THE 32ND AN~ RATHER THAN ADVANCE INTO STIFFENING OPPOSITIO~ b:OO NEWS HAD DUG IN. WHEN THE TANKS DID NOT RETURN,THEY WERE SO LOW ON AMMUNI­ 6:15 MEN AND MOLECULES TION AND FUEL,THEY HAD TO BE SENT TO THE REAR FOR RESUPPLY. THE I84TH 6:30 WHAT'S My LINE PULLED BACK TO A POSITION APPROXIMATELY 100 YARDS IN ADVANCE OF THEIR 7:00 ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC FIRST OBJECTIVE OF THE MORNING AND THE 32ND WAS PULLED BACK TO THE AREA 7:30 ONE N,GHT STAND OF THE TANK TRAP. BOTH REGIMENTS ANCHORED THEIR FLANKS AND CONVERGED 8:00 JOHNNY DOLLAR INLAND TO MEET IN THE APPROXIMATE LOCATION OF THE PRESENT BUTLER HUTS. 8:30 BIG NOISE NAVAL AIRCRAFT HAD FLOWN 70 SORTIES OVER KWAJALEIN, DROPPING 40 TONS 9:15 PERSONAL STORY OF BOMBS AND HAD EXPENDED 20800 ROUNDS OF 50 CALIBER AMMUNITION. NAVAL 9:20 NEWS ANALYSIS AND DIVISIONAL GUNFIRE HAD BEEN ALMOST CONTINUOUS THROUGHOUT THE DAY. 9:30 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES AMERICAN CASULTIES FOR 2 FEBRUARY WERE 11 KILLED AND 241 WOUNDED. 10:00 GEORGE AND BOB JAPANESE CASUALTIES WERE ESTIMATED TO BE FROM 1000 TO 1200 KILLED. 12:00 SIGN OFF PRISONER REPORTS INDICATED THE REMAINING DEFENSE POSITIONS IN RUINS, FRIDAY, 19 APRIL 1963 ALL COMMUNICATIONS BROKEN AND ONLY 200 AND 300 JAPANESE TROOPS ABLE 6:00 A.M. SIGN ON TO CONTINUE TO FIGHT. 6:02 DON THE DAWN BREAKER 7:00 NEWS PAGE 20 7:05 DAWN BREAKER CONT'D (CONTINUED TOMORROW) 7:30 SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL 8:00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST CLUB 8:30 ARTHUR GODFREY UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII FIRE IN NEW YORK SUBWAY 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES ACCOUNTING 100, ELEMENTARY ACCOUNT­ NEW YORK, (UPI)--HuNDREDS OF COMMUT­ 9:30 WORLD OF SHOW BUSINESS ING, IS OFFERED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF ERS, GASPING FOR AIR, STUMBLED AND 10:00 JOY Boys HAWAI I AT THE KWAJALEIN CENTER THIS GROPED THEIR WAY OUT OF A BROOKLYN SUB­ 10:10 PERSONAL STORY SEMESTER IT IS A REQUIRED SUBJECT WAY STATION JUST BEFORE THE AFTERNOON 10:15 GUEST STAR FOR THOSE WHO WORK FOR A DEGREE IN RUSH HOUR TUESDAY WHEN FIRE BROKE OUT 10:30 JOHNNY BOND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. THOSE WHO IN AN EMPTY TRAIN. II :00 TURN BACK THE CLOCK STUDY FOR OTHER DEGREES MAY ALSO TAKE AT LEAST 205 PERSONS WERE GIVEN TREAT- 11:25 MARSHALLESE NEWS IT AS AN ELECTIVE IT IS A TWO SEMES- MENT FOR SMOKE POISONING. 11:30 IRA COOK SHOW TER COURSE, 3 UNITS. THE FIRE OCCURRED IN A TRAIN BEING 12:00 NEWS ELEMENTARY ACCOUNTING DEALS WITH THE MADE UP FOR THE RUSH HOUR IN THE RIDGE­ 12:05 WEATHER-STOCKS BASIC ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES, ACCOUNTINC WOOD SECTION OF BROOKLYN SMOKE GUSHED 12:15 MIDDAY MELODIES PROCEDURES FOR PROPRIETORSHIPS, PARTNE~ THROUGH THE UNDERGROUND TUNNELS, STAL- 12:30 FLAIR SHIPS AND CORPORATIONS, PAYROLL AND LING FOUR OTHER TRAINS AND FILLING 1:00 NEWSMAKERS PAYROLL TAXES, FINANCIAL STATEMENTS THEM WITH SMOKE 1:15 SPORTS DESK AND OTHER ACCOUNTING MATTERS. EVEN DOORS ON THE SUBWAY TRAINS WERE 1:30 SHOP CONCERT IF YOU ARE NOT STUDYING FOR A COLLEGE FORCED OPEN AND AN ESTIMATED 700 PAS- 3:00 A QUARTER CENTURY OF SWING DEGREE, IT PAYS TO LEARN ACCOUNTING SENGERS PUSHED AND FOUGHT THEIR WAY 4:00 COUNTRY CORNER IT IS EXPECIALLY RECOMMENDED FOR SECRE-\TOWARD EMERGENCY EXITS LEADING TO THE 4:30 PAU HANA SERENADE TARIES, CLERICAL WORKERS AND BUSINESS STREET LEVEL 5:00 AFRTS NEWS ANALYSIS EXECUTIVES THERE IS NO PREREQUISITE, ~ ______L- ______-j AND AUDITORS ARE ACCEPTED. GENERAL MESS MENU - ,RIDAY You MAY REGISTER FOR THIS AND OTHER DINNER SUPPER COURSES TONIGHT FROM 7-9 P.M. BREAKFAST BOSTON FISH CHOWDER THE COURSE IS TAUGHT BY JEN C. CHEH, FRUIT JUICE OYSTER STEW BAKED SALMON LOAF WHO HOLDS A M.A IN BUSINESS ADMINIS­ FRESH FRUIT MAHI MAHI W/TARTAR SAUCE w/ EGG SAUCE TRATION FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I. HOT & COLD CEREAL GRILLED LIVER & ONIONS PEPPER STEAK W/NOODLES HE TAUGHT HIS COURSE ON THE HONOLULU EGGS TO ORDER MASHED POTATOES BUTTERED BRUSSEL SPROUTS CAMPUS, AS WELL AS A PREVIOUS SEMESTER GRILLED LUNCHEON MEAT STEAMED RICE ON KWAJALEIN. LYONAISE POTATOES SALAD BAR W/DRESStNG STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE VANILLA PUDDING W/ COLE SLAW PEACH SHORT CAKE W/CREAM THE GREAT MAN IS THE MAN WHO DOES ICED COFFEE CAKE STRAWBERRIES & CREAM MILK-COFFEE-HoT TEA _~A~~T.~H~I~N~G~f~O~R~T~A~E~F~I~R!ST~T~IM~E~' ______-l~~ MILK-COFFEE-HOT ______TEA MILK-COFFEE-HoT TEA _ ~. -----~------.------=~------~ PROfESSIONAL TENNIS WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK, (UPI )--KEN ROSEWALL Of AUSTAALIA CLINCHED FIRST PLACE IN THE CROSS-COUNTRy-PROFESSION­ AL TENNIS TOUR TUESDAY NIGHT WHEN HE SPORTS DEFEATEC BARRY MCKAY OF DAYTON, OHIO, 8-6, AT THE WESTCHESTER COUNTY CENTER. ~------t ROD LAVER, AN_THER AUSTRALIAN WHO HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION THURSDAY 18 APRIL 1963 IS PLAYING HIS fiRST YEAR AS A PRO BOWLING NOTES AF"TER COMPLETI NG A "GRAND SLAM" I N THE FINE BOWLING PERfORMANCE ENABLED THE THE AMATEUR RANKS IN 1962, ASSURED HIMSELF EAGLES TEAM OF THE fRIDAY NITE MEN'S OB~V!JtL/ Of AT LEAST A TIE f$R SECOND PLACE BY HANDICAPPED LEAGUE TO DEFEAT ARMY ZEUS BEATING EARL BUCHHOLZ Of ST LOUIS, FOUR POINTS AND THEREFORE PLACING THE s4tlf~~. :"\ 8-6 TEAM IN SECOND PLAC~ JUST 4! POINTS MINOR LEAGUE fORMED WITH THREE MATCHES REMAINING ON THE BEHIND LEAGUE LEADI~~ SNACK BAR. THIS YEAR J $ MOUNTAIN8ALl SEASON IS REGULAR TOUR, ROSEWALL'S RECORD IS fOR THE EAGLES TEAM, CAPTAINED IY A PRUBlEM DUE TO THE NUMBER Of TEAMS 28-10, LAVER IS AT 24-14 AND BUCHHOLZ E. MIWA, THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS ROLLED ENTERED IN THE LEAGUE SOME Of THESE IS THIRD WITH 21-17 LINES TO TOTAL THEIR TEAM'S PINfALL TEAMS HAVE ONLY THREE OR FOUR PLAYfRS ROSEWELL WILL PLAY THE EVEN1UAL SEC~ND Of SCRATCH 2769 AND HANDICAP 3060' THAT ARE EXPERIENCED IN THE GAME' PLACE F"INISHER IN A 15-MATCH PLAYOFF GEORGE HIRATA 204-202-154, 560, J THEREFORE, A MINOR LEAGUE HAS BEEN AT THE CONCLUSION Of THE REGULAR TOUR YODA 165-246-166, 577, S NAKASONE t81- CREATED IN THE INTEREST Of FAIR COM­ AND THE WINNER Of THAT WILL RECEIVE 176-201, 558, JOHAH MAWAE 117-187-192, PETITION THERE ARE 28 TEAMS THUS fAR, FIRST PRIZE OF $35,000 AND THE RUNNER­ 556, T MIYASHIRO 156-200-162, 518 AND APPROXIMATELY 500 PLAYERS ARE IN­ UP $25,000 THE SNACK BAR GAINED 4 POINTS TO RE­ VOLVED PLAYERS Of AT LEAST 20 Of THE TAIN THEIR LEAD WITH A FORFEITURE BY 28 TEAMS HAVE PLAYED MOUNTAINBALL FOR RYDER CUP COMPETITION THE COMMUNICATGRS. THEY ROllED A THE PAST 2 OR 3 YEARS. MANY OF THESE ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND, (UPI )--THE TEAM SERIES WITH HANOICAP 2772 Bill SEEDED TEAMS HAVE CHANGED THEIR NAMES 1965 RYDER CUP BETWEEN THE UNITED LOADER ONCE AGAIN WAXED HOT WITH liNES WHICH MAKES IT DiffiCULT TO DETERMINE STATES AND BRITAIN WILL BE PLAYED ON OF 171-213-255 fOR A 639 SERIES WHICH TEAMS ARE STRONG OR WEAK THE ROYAL BIRKDALE LINKS, A fEW MILES OTHER IOWlERS WHO PERfORMED WELL A TOTAL Of 8 TEAMS WERE SELECTED OUT Of SOUTHPORT ON ENGLANa'S lAN­ WERE: A TSUTSUMI (HALE Nlu) 200-577, fROM BOTH THE AMERICAN AND NATIONAL CASHIRE (WEST) CeAST. v OLIVEROS (AllEY CATS) 236-582, P LEAGUES, LEAVING 10 TEAMS EACH. THE THE ANNOUNCEMENT, BY THE PROfESSION­ KEEFE (ARMY ZEUS) 191-538, V WHITE MINOR LEAGUE WILL CONSIST Of THE AL GOLFERS AsseCIATION (PGA), SAID tt (SAR) 181-523, L. ALCOSIBA (ALLEY CATS) fOLLOWING TEAMS: AQUANAUTS, LOS, THE MATCHES WILL ·'ROBABLy BE PLAYED 199-510, T TAKAMI (HALE Nlu) 192-525, KPA, PLAYBOYS, ESTG, P0WERHOUSE, IN OCTOBER, BUT THE DATES WILL NOT G MATHIASEN (ARMY ZEUS) 190-508, K. TYPHOONS AND B.R. INC. THE PLAYERS BE FIXED UNTIL LATER SAKAI (CHANCE VOUGHT) 176-503. AND COACHES IN THESE 8 TEAMS HAVE A­ THE 1963 RYDER CUP IS BEING STAGED GREED THAT If ANY PLAYER WISHES TO AT ATLANTA, GA., THIS COMING OCTOBER SCUBA QUALifiCATION TEST CHANGE TO EITHER Of iHE eTHER LEAGUES . .. . A SCUBA QUALifiCATION TEST WILL BE HE MAY DO so BEfORE THE LEAGUE STARTS. fOOTBALL ADMINISTERED BY THE DIVEMASTERS Of THE THERE ARE SEVERAL NEW ENTRIES, JUT NEW YORK, (UPI }--NATIONAL fOOTBALL KWAJALEIN SCUIA CLUB BEGINNING MON~Y, ONLY IN THE CHANGE Of THEIR TEAM NAMES LEAGUE COMMISSIONER PETE ROZELLE HAS 29 APRIL AT 7 P M. AT THE SCUIA CLUI­ IMUA WAS LAST YEARtS BANK Of HAWAII "SUSPENDED INDEfiNITELY" PAUL HORNUNG HOUSE SINCE A LARGE NUMBER OF APPLI­ TEAM, KEALAS WERE OKOLEHAUS, LONGSHGRE­ OF THE GREEN BAY PACKERS AND ALEX CANTS ARE ANTICIPATED THE fOLLOWING MEN ARE C.MPRISED Of LAST YEARS CARD­ KARRAS Of THE DETROIT LIONS fOR BET­ PRIORITY WILL GOVERN. INALS AND THE UNIQUES WERE THE tlL­ TING ON GAMES. ROZEllE ALSO fiNED fiRST, ASSOCIATE MEMBERS IN GOOD AMERICANS DUE TO THE THICK ROSTER, FIVE OTHER PLAYERS TWO-THOUSAND DOL­ STANDING WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED IN AT THE GARDEN SHOP "B" AND S'OILERS "6" LARS EACH AND LEVIED A FOUR-THOUSAND LEAST ONE CLUB ORGANIZED DIVE WHO BeTH CARRY AN "A" TEAM, WERE DIVI­ DOLLAR fiNE AGAINST THE DETROIT LIONS. SECOND, ASSOCIATE MEMBERS IN GOOD DED INTO TWO TEAMS THEY HAVE ENOUGH ROZELLE SAYS THE INDEfiNITE SUSPENS. STANDING "A" CALIBER PLAYERS TO AUGMENT THEIR IONS MEAN HORNUNQ ANG KARRAS CANNOT THIRD, PROSPECTIVE ASSOCIATE MEMBERS. STRENGTH IN 80TH ttA" AND "Btt TEAMS. POSSIBLY HAVE THEIR CASES REVIEWED INfORMATION REGARDING rHE TEST MAY THE BANDITS HAVE THE PlAYERS,AND BEfORE 1964. I BE OBTAINED fROM WALLY THOMPSON 9-305, JUDGING fROM THEIR EXPERIENCE IN THE HORNUNG, THE GRIDIRON IIG OLDEN BOY II BUD WEISBROD 496, OR JOHN BEAN 9-427 PAST HAVE THE POTENTIAL OF PLACING IN fROM NOTRE DAME WHO LED THE BETTING THE DIVE FOR SUNDAY, 21 APRIL WilL ONE OF THE TOP 'THREE IN THEtR LEAGUE. 0N PRO AND COLLEGE GAMES HIMSELF, BE ON THE OCEAN SIDE Of CARLSON SOME OF THEIR PLAYERS WERE WITH THE GAVE A fRIEND "SPECifiC INFORMATION THE NEXT REGULAR KSC MEETING WILL BE WECO RANGERS TEAM LAST SEASON. THESE CONCERNING N.f L. GAMES fOR eETTING ON THURSDAY, 25 APRIL 1963, AT 7 30 TEAMS I HAVE MENTIONED WILL REMAIN PURPOSES." P M. AT THE SCUIA CLUBHOUSE ALL IN THEIR RESPECTfVE LEAGUES. IT'S AN KARRAS, 250-POUND STAR TACKLE FROM M~MBERS, PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS, AND EQUAL BREAKDOWN AND fiNE COMPETITION THE UNIVERSITY Of IOWA WHO ADMITTED PARTICIPANTS IN THE NEXT REGULAR MEM- WILL BE EXPERIENCED BY EACH INDIVIDUAL 8ETTING ON GAMES IN A NATIONAL TElE- 8ERSHIP TEST ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEND PLAYER CAST, WAS SUSPENDED FOR BETTING AND Off-THE-FIELD ASSOCIATIONS WITH ATTENTION MOUNTAINBALl COACHES "8tt DIVISION VOLLEYBALL fiNALS IIINDIVIOUALS DESCRIBED BY DETROIT ALL MOUNTAINBALL LEAGUE COACHES OF VISITING ROI NAMUR AND THE WHALERS POLICE AS 'KNOWN HOODLUMS.,tt BOTH AMERICAN AND NATIONAL LEAGUES TO MEET TONIGHT AT 6 P M ON DALLY ...... ARE URGED TO TURN IN A TEAM ROSTER TO COURT FOR THE "B" DIVISION FINALS Of BASEBALL RESULTS PAT LANIAS AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES THE SPECIAL SERVICES INVITATI~NAl NATIONAL lEAGUE: ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER THE ROSTERS VOLLEYBALL TOURNEY eH I CAGO 2 8 0 MUST BE TURNED IN PRIOR Te THl BEGIN­ ROI NAMUR WHALERS Los ANGELES , II I NING OF THE LEAGUE'S SEASON CALVIN LINDSEY BOB AKANA EDDIE SOARES STAN AKANA CINCINNATI 13 3 MOUNTAINBALl PRACTICE SONNY KA'AHU STACY HORNER NEW YORK 4 7 I THURSDAY 18 APRIL ED AHUNA DANNY HANAKAHI DALLY fIELD - EXHIIITION GAME TOMMY LASAYA DON MAHOE ST LOUIS 4 12 2 6 P M. SPOILERS "A" vs ROI NAMUR LARRY BALLENTI DON KAHALEKULU PITTSBURGH 3 7 2 DALLY fIELO-UNIQUES-AfTER MOVIE CHRIS PeLLER EDDIE DAVIS 5 P M BRANDON tlELD - CHANCE VOUGHT EDDIE MALDONADO AMERICAN LEAGUE. fRIDAY 19 APRIL los ANGELES 4 II 0 DALLY fIELO-WECO - AfTER MOVIE TOO LATE TO CHANGE MINNESOTA 0 3 I 5 P M. BRANDON fiELD - LONGSHOREMEN THE HOURGLASS WAS INfORMED AFTER SATURDAY 20 APRIL PAGE THREE HAD 8EEN PRINTED THIS CLEVELAND 3 II 0 DALLY fiELD (EXHIBITION GAME) AFTERNOtN THAT THE Boy SCOUT ALOHA WASHINGTON 0 2 2 6 P M ROI NAMUR VS CHANCE VOUGHT CEREMONIES WERE HELC BY TROOP 140 DALLY fiELD - ALL E8EYES - AfTER MOVIE INSTEAO OF 135- BALTIMORE 10 I BeSTGN ~ 9 I LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE TENNIS CLUB MEETING .. fRIDAY 19 APRIL THE KWAJALEIN TENNIS ClU8 MEETING BCM.ING 5 P M CARDINALS VS YANKEES SCHEDULED FOR THIS fRIDAY HAS BEEN THE FRIDAY NIGHT MEN'S HANDICAP BOWL­ SUNDAY 21 APRIL POSTPONED WATCH THE HOURGLASS fOR ING LEAGUE WILL BOWL AS USUAL If THE 2 P M. DODGERS VS CARDINALS THE NEW DATE AND TIME. ALL CLEAR HAS SOUNDED BY 8 P M. 4 P.M YANKEES VS GIANTS f PAGE 6 HOURGLASS NOTICES ~Vf/ovie6 Jont,kt WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. THE NIKE ZEUS PROJECT HAS REQUIRE­ "LEGEND OF LOBO" MENTS FOR STENOGRAPHERS AND SECRETAR­ WALT DISNEY PRODUCTION--IT'S THE SAGA OF A NOTORIOUS WOLF THAT IAL STENOGRAPHERS. THESE OPENINGS MENACED THE NEW MEXICO CATTLE COUNTRY IN THE 1880's. EXIST IN THE JTO BUILDING AND OUTLYING BUILDINGS IN THE ZEUS COMPLEX AREA. RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONCERNING "CROOKS ANONYMOUS tf BENEFITS, VACATION, SALARY SCALE AND LESLIE PHILLIPS, STANLEY BAXTER--No ONE EVER TURNED ON HILARITY ADVANCEMENT CONTACT MRS. FRANCES KEOGH, LIKE uCROOKS ANONYMOUS" 9-480 JTO BLDG. YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M., 9:00 P.M. AND MIDNIGHT M.I.T. LINCOLN LABORATORY (PROJECT "OON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP" B&.W PRESS) NEEDS EXECUTIVE/PROJECT SECRE- JERRY LEWIS, DINA MERRILL--ANOTHER ONE OF JERRY LEWIS'S HILAR- TARIES TO WORK ON ROI-NAMUR. CHALLENG- 10US MOVIES. ING WORK WITH COMPENSATION COMMENSUR­ ATE WITH EXPERIENCE AND COMPETENCE. ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6:30 P.M. AND 8:30 P.M. CALL PROFESSOR ROBERT R. BROWN, 9-254 "INVITATION TO MURDER" PLUS NEWS AND SPORTS AFTERNOON, 595 EVENINGS. ROBERT BEATTY, LISA DANNIELLy--WATCH THE INTRIGUE OF AN ELDERLY MAN'S WILL UNFOLD. SOMEONE TO CARE FOR MY 15 MONTH OLD GIRL EACH FRIDAY AFTERNOON FROM I: 15 MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. TO 4:30 P.M. CALL MRS. BERRY, 2285 "EDGE OF ETERN I TY" OR SEE AT 451-C. CORNEL WILDE & VICTORIA SHAW--SAVAGE SUSPENSE SPANS THE GRAND CANYON! GIRL'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR~ ______. AT GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL FOR THE RE- NOTICES CONTINUED MAINDER OF THE CURRENT SCHOOL TERM. xLI NAMUi< t/a(;VIES ONE PAIR OF GLASSES WAS SUN GLASSES, MUST HAVE BS/BA DEGREE WITH 18 SE­ THURSDAY 18 APRIL 1963 8 P.M. THE OTHER READING GLASSES. MESTER HOURS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. "TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD" B&.W GREGORY FINDER PLEASE CALL THE HOURGLASS AT PHONE 2189 OR APPLY AT INDUSTRIAL PECK, MARY BADHAM--THE STORY IS ABOUT 539 OR 2114. RELATIONS OFFICE TCT. A LAWYER WHO IS ASSIGNED TO DEFEND A YOUNG NEGRO ACCUSED OF RAPING A WHITE WOMAN'S SUN GLASSES LOST LAST WEEK. BABY SITTER IN MY HOME FROM 9:00 GIRL. TO 5:30 FOR TWO WEEKS STARTING MAY 7TH WHITE RIMS, AMBER COLORED STONES ON BOTH SIDES AND THE LENS ARE LIGHT GRAY WHILE MOTHER IS IN HOSPITAL. CALL FRIDAY 19 APRIL 1963 8 P.M. (GROUND LENS). CALL 2326 ANYTIME. 2342 • "RAINTREE COUNTY" ELIZABETH TAYLOR, MONTGOMERY CLIFT--THE LOVES AND STRUG­ SERVICES OFFERED FOR SALE GLES FOR SURVIVAL DURING THE CIVIL WAR. 15 FOOT FIBRE GLASS BOAT (No. 42). WILL TAKE CARE OF CHILD IN MY HOME FOR WORKING MOTHER. PREFER CHILD OLD STEERMASTER STEERING, 40 HORSE POWER MORE PALAUAN ARTIFACTS ENOUGH TO PLAY WITH MY 5 YEAR OLD JOHNSON MOTOR, TWO 6 GALLON FUEL TANKS AT HANDICRAFT SHOP LIFE PRESERVERS ETC. $850.00. CHILD. SEE MRS. MADDOX AT TRAILER MR. WESTERFIELD, 9-503 DAYS AND 741 728. ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF PALAUAN WOOD­ 5 P.M. CARVINGS HAS BEEN RECEIVED, AND WILL ·..... GENERAL NOTICES BE PLACED ON SALE AT THE MICRONESIAN COMPLETE SSB HAM RIG. CONSISTS OF BINGO AT THE MAD CLUB FRIDAY EVENING HANDICRAFT SHOP THIS SATURDAY, APRIL HEATH M-T I TRANSMITTER, SB-IO SSB 7:30 P.M. MOVIE WILL FOLLOW THE BINGO 20TH, AT 9:00 A.M. SHIPMENT INCLUDES ADAPTER, MOHAWK RECEIVER AND POWER GAMES. SMALL AND LARGE STATUES, STORYBOARDS, SUPPLY. ALSO, "Hy GAIN" TH-4 TRI­ ...... , VASES, CANDLEHOLDERS, TOBI ISLAND MON­ BAND BEAM. CALL 9-546 OR SEE AT REEF ATTENTION ARTISTS & CRAFTSMEN KEY MEN, ALL MADE OF THE HARD, MAHOGANY· LIKE DORT OR l!!l WOOD. THERE ARE ALSO 307. THE ART EXHIBIT WILL BE HELD FROM SOME STORY BOARDS IN THE VIVID COLORS APRIL 21-27. ALL PARTICIPATING AR­ ·..... SO FAMILIAR TO MANY WHO ARE ACQUAINTED G.E. STEREO PHONOGRAPH, $80.00, LIKE TISTS ARE ASKED TO HAVE THEIR WORK WITH PALAUAN CRAFTS. NEW, (MACY'S $121.00), JACKS ADDED FOR TURNED IN TO THE GRACE SHERWOOD LI­ IN FAIRNESS TO ALL CUSTOMERS, A NUM­ TAPING. CALL C. H. SYMONDS, 353 DUR­ BRARY BY SATURDAY, APRIL 20TH. ING WORKING HOURS. BERING SYSTEM WILL BE USED, AND EVERY­ ONE WILL BE WAITED ON IN NUMERICAL OR­ ·..... POLYNESIAN PARTY ONE KENMORE DRYER, 6 HEAT SETTINGS, DER. THUS, THE "EARLY BIRD" GETS THE Buy YOUR TICKETS NOW FOR THE POLY­ 3 CYCLES, LIKE NEW, $130.00. AVAILABLE LOWEST NUMBER! NUMBERED TAGS WILL BE NESIAN PARTY SATURDAY NIGHT AT EMON MAY I. CALL 671. AVAILABLE OUTSIDE THE SHOP FROM 8:00 BEACH FOR YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB MEM­ A.M. · ..... BERS AND THEIR GUESTS AND BACHELORS SILVERTONE, PORTABLE, HI FI, RADIO THE HANDICRAFT SHOP WILL REMAIN OPEN OF THE BOQ. PHONO COMBINATION. $25.00. MAY BE THROUGHOUT THE LUNCH HOUR PERIOD, FOR SOME OF THE CHOICE FOOD ON THE MENU SEEN AT TRAILER 607. THE BENEFIT OF OUR CUSTOMERS WHO CAN­ IS CHICKEN LONG RICE, PORK AND DUCK NOT COME IN ANY OTHER TIME. CHINESE STYLE AND SEAFOOD EGGROLL. I TON G.E. AIR CONDITIONER, 16 ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE FUN WITH BOB MONTHS OLD, $75.00. CALL JIM HAWKES, TOASTMISTRESS CLUB YOUNG AS M.C. BETTY CLARK WILL DO 9-553 DURING WORKING HOURS. THE HULA, MRS. KIBO KASAl, WHO WAS A THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE KWAJALEIN · ..... NIGHT CLUB SINGER IN TOKYO WILL SING, TOASTMISTRESS CLUB WILL BE HELD ON FOUND SUBIEN, A SAMOIAN, WILL DO A SWORD MONDAY, APRIL 22ND AT 7:00 P.M., IN --rADY'S WRIST WATCH FOUND NEAR THE DANCE. THE TARO ROOM OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. SCHOOL. MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE HOUR­ COME AND DANCE TO DANNY LAVILLA'S THE CLUB, RECENTLY FORMED AND WITH GLASS. BAND. GET TICKETS AT THE BEAUTY SHOP ITS MEMBERSHIP STILL OPEN, INVITES ALL • • 4; ••• FROM DON HOLLER, OR JACKIE RACITI AT INTERESTED LADIES TO ATTEND. MAN'S PRESCRIPTION SUN GLASSES IN 444-A. IT IS NECESSARY FOR GUESTS AND MEM­ BROWN CASE. MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE BERS TO MAKE DINNER RESERVATIONS BY HOURGLASS. CALLING NANCY BROOKS AT 620. FOR SALE KENMORE CONSOLE SEWING MACHINE. SEE MAN'S PRESCRIPTION GLASSES FOUND AT LOST AT QTRS. 219-A AFTER 4-30 P.M. OR THE TCT PARTY SATURDAY NIGHT, AT EMON GOLD BROCADE EVENING BAG WITH GREEN CALL 2216. BEACH. MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE HOUR- LEATHER CIGARETTE CASE AND LIGHTER IN­ GLASS. SIDE. LOST AT THE TCT PARTY SATURDAY VOLCANO EVENING. CALL 319. PRESCRIPTION GLASSES FOUND AT THE CATANIA, SICILY, (UPI)--MOUNT ETNA CONTINUED TODAY TO FEED RED HOT LAVA BOWLING ALLEY LAST WEEK. MAY BE WANTED INTO A FLOW THAT THREATENS TO SET FIRE CLAIMED AT THE HOURGLASS. NEED A BABY SITTER FOR SATURDAY EVE­ TO A GIANT PINE WOOD SURROUNDING A NINGS (STEADY). CALL 2337 ANYTIME. LOST VILLAGE OF 6,500 PEOPLE. THE FLOW OF LAVA STARTED OVER A WEEK --oNE KHAKI SHIRT WITH TWO PAIRS OF TO GIVE AWAY--Two KITTENS 5 WEEKS OLD. AGO FROM A CRACK IN THE NORTHEAST CRA­ PRESCRIPTION GLASSES IN THE POCKET. MAY BE SEEN AT TRAILER 613. (CONTINUED NEXT COLUMN) TER OF THE 10,756-FOOT VOLCANO.