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VOL 4 NO. I 51 I KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY, 29 AUGUST 1963 RAIL STRIKE MINE BLAST CIVIL RIGHTS MARCH

WAS H I NG TON, ( UP I ) - - THE MOAB, UTAH, (UPI }--RES- WASHINGTON, (UPI )--A HIGHLY EMOTIONAL BUT ORDERLY THRONG THREATENED RAIL STRIKE WHICH CUERS TODAY BROUGHT UP TWO OF MORE THAN 200,000 fERVENT DEMONSTRATORS TODAY STAGED WOULD HALT CONTINENTAL UNITED SURVIVORS OF A POTASH MINE AMERICA'S BIGGEST CIVIL RIGHTS RALLY STATES TRANSPORTATION WAS BLAST THAT IMPRISONED 25 PRESIDENT KENNEDY CALLED THE DEMONSTRATION A flCONTRI­ FORESTALLED AT THE LAST MIN­ WORKERS 3,000 FEET UNDER­ BUT! ON TO ALL MANKI NO," AND SA I D THAT "THE CAUSE OF 20 UTE TODAY BY CONGRESSIONAL GROUND MILLION NEGROES HAS BEEN ADVANCED BY THE PROGRAM" AND PRESIDENTIAL ACTION. AT LEAST FIVE OTHERS WERE CONVERGING ON THE CAPITAL fROM HUNDREDS OF TINY HAMLETS PRESIDENT KENNEDY SIGNED KNOWN TO BE ALIVE BEHIND A AND BIG CITIES, THE MARCHERS OPENED THE HUGE CONCLAVE EMERGENCY LEGISLATION INTO BARRICADE IN THE MINE AND WITH A fESTIVE PICNIC-LIKE Aim AND CONCLUDED IT IN AN IM- LAW AT 6:14 P.M. (WEDNESDAY) IT WAS REPORTED THAT AT PASSIONED MOOD OF ALMOST RELIGIOUS FERVOR THEIR THEME WAS TODAY TO REFER THE fOUR-YEAR- LEAST THREE MEN WERE KILLED "JOBS AND FREEDOM" FOR NEGROESo OLD RAILROAD WORK RULES DIS- IN THE EXPLOSION As THE RALLY BROKE UP, POLICE REPORTED THAT 1,335 HAD PUTE TO BINDING ARBITRATION THE fATE OF THE REST Of REQUIRED TREATMENT AT FIRST AID STATIONS, NONE WITH SER­ EARLIER CONGRESS HAD OVER­ THE WORK PARTY WAS NOT KNOWN IOUS INJURIES MANY fELL OVER TENT POLES AND DOWN STEPS WHELMINGLY BUT RELUCTANTLY THE RESCUERS, WEARING OX­ THERE WERE TWO EPILEPSY SEIZURES AND IIONE SUSPECTED APPROVED EMERGENCY LEGISLA­ YGEN MASKS TO PROTECT THEM PREGANCY." UNCOUNTED WERE THE HUNDREDS WHO FAINTED IN THE TION ELIMINATING THE THREAT fROM DEADLY CARBON MONOXIDE CLOSELY PACKED CROWD AND WERE REVIVED ON THE SPOT. OF A NATIONWIDE STRIKE FOR GAS, CONTACTED THE SURVIVORS tOUR ARRESTS WERE REPORTED, NONE INVOLVING DEMONSTRA­ AT LEAST ANOTHER SIX MONTHS ABOUT 18 HOURS AFTER THE TORS. CARL ALLEN,DEPUTY COMMANDER Of GEORGE LINCOLN THERE WAS LESS THAN SIX FIERY EXPLOSION ROCKED THE ROCKWELL'S NAZI PARTY, WAS REMOVED fROM THE GROUNDS BY HOURS TO GO BEFORE THE MINE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON POLICE AFTER ATTEMPTING TO SPEAK AGAINST THE RALLY WITHOUT CRIPPLING RAIL WALKOUT WAS EFFORTS TO BRING TO THE A PERMIT EDWARD SHELL, 20, ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA, WAS SCHEDULED TO BEGIN WHEN THE SURFACE THE fiVE OTHERS FINED $10 FOR GRABBING AND BREAKING ONE DEMONSTRATOR'S PRESIDENT SIGNED THE ARBITRA- KNOWN TO BE ALIVE WERE SIGN A JUVENILE WAS ARRESTED IN SUBURBAN HYATTSVILLE, TION BILL; BUT EVEN BEFORE STYMIED BY WATER IN THE MINE MARYLAND, ON CHARGES Of THROW~)f~IG A STONE AT A BUS CARRYI NG HE HAD RECEIVED THE BILL AT FROM A PUMP STATION NEAR THE DEMONSTRATORS TO WASHINGTON. THE WHITE HOUSE, THE MAJOR BASE OF THE 2,712-FOOT VER­ ROBERT DUGANS, 21, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA, WAS ARRESTED U S. RAIL SYSTEMS WERE PULL­ TICAL SHAfT. THE WATER AT A DOWNTOWN INTERSECTION BY POLICE WHO SAID HE HAD A ING DOWN NOTICES OF THE CAUSED NUMEROUS SHORT CIR­ LOADED SAWED-OFF SHOTGUN ON THE FRONT SEAT OF HIS CAR WORK RULES CHANGES THAT HAD CUITS IN THE EQUIPMENT USED THESE ISOLATED INCIDENTS WERE COMPLETELY OVERSHADOWED THREATENED TO SET OFF A TO RAISE AND LOWER THE BUC­ BY THE SHEER SIZE AND ENTHUSIASM OF THE MARCH fROM THE STRIKE. THE FIVE TRAIN­ KETS THAT CARRY MINERS AND WASHINGTON MONUMENT TO THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL, AND THE OPERATING UNIONS fOLLOWED POTASH WHEN THE MINE IS IN EMOTIONAL DEMONSTRATION BEfORE THE LINCQLN SHRINE. SUIT BY CANCELING THEIR OPERATION ORDERS fOR A STRIKE AT ONE DON BLAKE HANNA, PRICE, RIGHTS LEADERS SEE LAW MAKERS UTAH, AND PAUL MCKINNEY, MINUTE PAST MIDNIGHT WASHINGTON, (UPI )--Top CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS VISITED THE UNION LEADERS CALLED MOA B, WER E THE TWO MINERS CAPITOL HILL TODAY, WHERE THE FATE Of THEIR LEGISLATION CONGRESS' ACTION "REGRET­ BROUGHT TO THE SURfACE DEMANDS FOR EQUALITY WilL BE DECIDED. THEY GOT NO TABLE AND A BACKWARD STEP" THEY WERE IMMEDIATLEY HOS­ PROMISES, BUT WERE MOSTLY PLEASED BY WHAT THEY HEARD. THAT MAY CHANGE THE COURSE PITALIZED AT MOAB HOSPITAL, DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN LEADERS OF THE SENATE AND OF LABOR-MANAGEMENT RELATIONS. 17 MILES FROM THE MINE HOUSE SAT IN THEIR HUSHED OFfICES, FAR FROM THE EMOTIONAL THE RAILROADS HAILED CON­ BOTH SAID THEY WERE "ALL CLAMOR OF THE MIGHTY MARCH ON THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL, AND GR ESS' "T I MEL Y AND CONS TR UC­ RIGHT" BUT WERE SUFfERING HEARD PLEAS FOR PASSAGE OF CIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLATION. TIVE HANDLING OF THIS CRU­ FROM ACID BURNS AROUND THE A. PHILIP RANDOLPH, GRAY-HAIRED PATRIARCH OF THE NEGRO CIAL LEGISLATION" AND ASKED EYES. MINE OFfICIALS LABOR MOVEMENT AND ORIGINATOR Of TODAY'S CIVIL RIGHTS THE UNION TO "JOIN US IN SPECULATED THE BURNS CAME MARCH, TOLD NEWSMEN THAT HOUSE SPEAKER JOHN W MCCORMACK GOOD-FAITH COLLECTIVE BAR­ fROM THE BATTERIES Of THEIR WAS "VERY, VERY ENCOURAGING" GAINING" TO SETTLE NON­ MINERS' LAMP WHICH COULD By ALL ACCOUNTS, SENATE REPUBLICAN LEADER EVERETT M ARBITRATED ISSUES HAVE BEEN BROKEN IN THE DIRKSEN, ILLINOIS, MADE CLEAR BOTH HIS SYMPATHY AND HIS EXPLOSION CONGRESS VOTED CREATION DETERMINATION THAT CONGRESS ACT ON CIVIL RIGHTS FREE FROM Of A SEVEN-MEMBER ARBITRA­ THE RESCUERS, FRANK MAR COY PRESSURE OF THE MOMENT TION BOARD TO RULE WITHIN 50, SUNNYSIDE, UTAH, AND CONGRESS HAS A "RESPONS I BI L I TY TO RENDER INDEPENDENT 90 DAYS ON THE MAJOR ISSUES HENRY VIOLETTE, 42, MOAB, JUDGMENT," DIRKSEN SAID HE SAID HE SAW "NEITHER AD- OF THE ELIMINATION Of fiRE­ SAID HANNA AND MCKINNEY VANTAGE NOR DISADVANTAGE" FOR PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S CIVIL MEN'S JOBS AND THE SIZE AND WERE STANDING ABOUT 30 FEET RIGHTS BILL RESULTING FROM TODAY'S MARCH BY THOUSANDS MAKEUP OF TRAIN AND YARD FROM THE END Of THE DOWN­ FOR "JOBS AND FREEDOM" CREWS. STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS WARD SLANTING DRIFT WHICH AFTER THE MEETING, DIRKSEN SAID THERE WAS "NO PRESSURE-­ WOULD BE PROHIBITED DURING BRAN~HES OFF FROM THE BOTTOM NO INSISTENCE, BUT RATHER AN EXPRESSION OF HOPE THAT WE THE TWO-YEAR LIFE Of THE Of THE MINE SHAFT SEE THE PICTURE AS THEY SEE ITo" PANEL'S DECISIONS THE SURVIVORS SAID THEY LATER, ABOUT 100 MEMBERS OF CONGRESS TOOK SEATS AT THE THOUGHT SOME OF THE OTHER LINCOLN MEMORIAL RALLY, AND THE MAMMOTH CROWD GREETED MINERS WERE WORKING ABOUT RECREATION PLANNED FOR THEM WITH A DEAFENING CHANT~ "PASS THE BILL PASS THE 2,300 rEET BACK IN THE BILL PASS THE BILL" WEEKEND DRIFT THE WORKERS, EM- ONE OF THE LEGISLATORS, SENATE DEMOCRATIC WHIP HUBERT A FULL SCHEDULE Of RECREA­ PLOYEES Of HARRSION INTER­ H. HUMPHREY, MINNESOTA, ENTHUSIASTICALLY PRAISED THE TIONAL ACTIVITIES IS PLANNED NATIONAL COMPANY, WERE CROWD'S "GOOD MANNERS, GOOD INTENTIONS, AND DETERMINATION." fOR ISLAND RESIDENTS THIS SCATTERED THROUGH THE TWO HUMPHREY TOLD NEWSMEN THE HISTORIC MARCH TODAY PROBABLY LABOR DAY WEEKEND FISHING, DRIFTS, ONE 3,300 FEET LONG HAD NOT CHANGED ANY VOTES ON THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL BUT, GOLFING, TENNIS, BOATING, AND ONE 2,500 FEET HE SAID, "IT'S A GOOD THING FOR WASHINGTON AND THE NATION MOVIES, AND THE MOUNTAINBALL THE SEVEN SURVIVORS YELLED AND THE WORLD " WORLD SERIES ARE ALL ON THE IN UNISON TO ATTRACT THE PROGRAM. WATCH THE HOUR­ ATTENTION OF RESCUE WORKERS GLASS FOR FURTHER DETAILS WHEN THEY BECAME AWARE THEY BUllET~N MIAMI, (UPI AIR FORCE KC-125 JET TANKER PLANES OF INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITIES WERE IN THE MINE SHAFT )--Two WERE REPORTED MISSING TONIGHT ON A FUELING MISSION OVER MCKINNEY AND HANNA HAD THE ATLANTIC THE TANKERS NORMALLY CARRY A CREW OF FOUR TEMPERATURES LEFT THE BARRICADE TO REPAIR HO~ESTEAD AIR FORCE BASE SOUTH Of MIAMI, REPORTED THE HIGH TEMPERATURE FOR KWAJ­ AN AIR VENT AT THE TIME Of THEIR RESCUE LAST RADIO CONTACT WITH THE HUGE FOUR-ENGINE JETS, ALEIN WILL BE 87 DEGREES WITH MILITARY VERSIONS OF THE COMMERCIAL BOEING 707 PASSENGER \ AN OVERNIGHT LOW OF 78 DE- CAUSE OF THE EXPLOSION WAS NOT KNOWN BUT IT WAS JETLINER, WAS AT I P.M EDT (1709 GMT) WHILE THE PLANES GREES SAN FRANCISCO: 70-55, WERE ABOUT 800 MILES NORTHEAST OF MIAMI, OVER THE OCEAN. SPECULATED THAT IT MI GHT HAVE PARIS. 68-50, TOKYO: 82-7J THE COAST GUARD HAS JOINED AIR RESCUE SQUADRONS IN THE BEEN CAUSED BY METHANE GAS ARCH F R THE MISSING PLANES PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 29 AUGUST 1963

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION U.s. SHIPPING SLIPPING ~AJALEIN LONGTIME RESIDENT TITO, KHRUSHCHEV OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER WASHINGTON, (UPI)--THE FERDINAND TANO STILL PLAN COMMUNIST MEET PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILI­ COMMERCE DEPARTMENT RE­ REIGNS AS UNDISPUTED "OLD PULA, YUGOSLAVIA, (UPI) TY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, PORTED YESTERDAY THAT SHIPS MAN OF KWAJALEIN" AND IN SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c WITH OF OTHER NATIONS HAVE MADE TOP POSITION IN THE ORDER KHRUSCHEV AND PRESIDENT THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF LARGE GAINS IN THE VOLUME OF THE KILLER CLAM, BECAUSE TITO INTEND TO CALL A TEXAS. THEY CARRY OF UNITED STATES HE HAS THE LONGEST, UNINTER­ SUMMIT CONfERENCE OF COM­ THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED FOREIGN TRADE, WHILE U.S. RUPTED TERM OF SERVICE FOR MUNIST PARTIES TO STAND DAILY MONDAY THROUGH SATUR- FLAG SHIPS HAVE LOST VOL­ AN OFF-ISLANDER So FAR, NO UP AND BE COUNTED fOR DAY DEADLINE FOR NOTICES UME, IN THE (ilAST TEN YEARS ONE HAS CHALLENGED CESARIO EITHER Moscow OR PEKING IS 4 P M DAY BEFORE PUBLI­ U.S. LOSSES WERE PARTLY NOBEL'S RECORD OF SIX YEARS IN THE IDEOLOGICAL DIS­ CATION DEADLINE FOR NEWS DUE TO OPERATION OF SOME AS SECOND MAN PUTE, VETERAN DIPLOMATIC ITEMS IS 10 A M DAY OF UNITED STATES SHIPS UNDER FOR ON-ISLAND PERSONNEL, OBSERVERS SAID TODAY PUBL I CAT ION THE FLAGS OF OTHER NATIONS MR KIEBENJIM LEADS AS THE OBSERVERS SAID THE THE REPORT SAID THAT THE CHARTER MEMBER OF THE ORDER TWO COMMUNIST LEADERS EDITOR - CLAIRE BRIGHAM FAILURE OF THE UNITED STATES AND HE IS CLOSELY FOLLOWED HAVE WORKED OUT A JOINT MERCHANT MARINE TO KEEP BY L. DAN f E L POLICY FOR BATTLING A LABOR DAY FISHING DERBY UP WITH THE GROWTH OF MRS TIETZ CALLED TO NOM­ RED CHINESE BID FOR LEAD­ MANY TROPHIES ARE AWAITING WORLD TONNAGE WAS DUE TO INATE A THIRD LONG-TIME ERSHIP OF THE COMMUNIST THE LUCKY FISHERMEN WHO MAKE MANY FACTORS OF WHICH THE EMPLOYEE ON KWAJALEIN HE CAMP THE BEST CATCHES DURING THE MOST IMPORTANT WAS THE HIGH IS E.S. JOBEl WHO CAME TO DURING KHRUSHCHEV'S LABOR DAY WEEKEND. COST OF OPERATING UNITED KWAJALEIN IN JULY OF 1944. CURRENT 15-DAY VISIT TO THE LABOR DAY FISHING DERBY STATES FLAG VESSELS HE CAME AT THE REQUEST OF YUGOSLAVIA, THE SOVIET ARRANGED BY SPECIAL SERVICES "BECAUSE OF THIS LAST THE NAVY, WHO RECRUITED PREMIER AND TITO HAvE WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY, SU~ ELEMENT, SOME UNITED STATES WORKERS FROM THE VARIOUS REACHED AN UNDERSTANDING DA~ AND MONDAY, AND ANY FISH SHIPPING COMPANIES OPERATE ISLANDS SURROUNDING KWAJA- FOR A NEW "COLLABORATION" CAUGHT ON TH~SE DAYS WILL BE UNDER FOREIGN FLAGS," THE LEIN HE WORKED ON KWAJ, BETWEEN THEIR TWO COUNTRIES. CONSIDERED FOR AWARDS REPORT SAID AND LATER HELPED BUILD EBEYE BOTH HAVE BEEN TARGETS OF ANY FISHING BOAT ON THESE "A LARGE TONNAGE HAS VILLAGE WITH THE SEABEES BITTER CHINESE CRITICISM DAYS IS ELIGIBLE TO BE IN­ BEEN BUILT IN RECENT YEARS WHEN TCT BECAME THE CONTRACT THE QUARREL REVOLVES ON CLUDED IN THE CONTEST THE BY UNITED STATES COMPANIES COMPANY, MR. JOBEL WENT TO KHRUSHCHEV'S POLICY OF OPERATOR OF THE BOAT WILL AND THEIR SUBSIDIARIES AND WORK AT THE GARDEN SHOP, AND PEACEfUL COEXISTENCE BASED ATTEST TO THE WEIGHT AND HAS BEEN SAILING UNDER THAT IS WHERE HE IS EMPLOYED ON THE BELIEF THAT COM­ MEASUREMENTS OF THE FISH AND THE fLAGS OF PANAMA, HON­ TODAY JOBEL HAS ONE ACE IN MUNISM WILL OVERCOME CAPI­ WILL SUBMIT THE REPORT TO THE DURAS, AND LIBERIA." THE HOLE HE SAYS WHEN THE TALISM WITHOUT RESORT TO SPECIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT NAVY RECRUITED HIM, THEY A NUCLEAR WAR THAT COULD BY 10 A M ON TUESDAY, SEPTEM­ GOVERNOR-ELECT PROMISED ALL EMPLOYEES A DESTROY THE WORLD THE BER 3 PROMISES DEFIANCE RETURN TRIP TO THEIR NATIVE PEKING REGIME INSISTS ON A TROPHY WILL BE AWARDED JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, ATOLL SO ONE OF THESE A MORE MILITANT POLICY IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING CA­ (UPI)--LT Gov PAUL JOHN­ DAYS HE PLANS TO COLLECT CALLING FOR ARMED REBELLION TEGORIES· MARLIN, WAHOO, SON, VOWING TO DEFY INTE­ ON THAT RETURN TRIP TO EBON TO SPREAD COMMUNISM YELLOWFIN TUNA, BONITO OR GRATION AND THE KENNEDY ATOLL - A RETURN TICKET AN ANNOUNCEMENT LAST SKIPJACK, AND RAINBOW RUNNER. ADMINISTRATION THE WAY HE THAT IS ALREADY 18 YEARS NIGHT SAID KHRUSHCHEV AND CONTEST RULES ARE AS FOL­ DID AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OLD' CONGRATULATIONS ON TITO HAD DISCUSSED THE LOWS. THE TOURNAMENT WILL MISSISSIPPI, WON THE DEM­ YOUR LONG STAY ON KWAJALEIN' INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST START AT oBoo AND END AT OCRATIC NOMINATION FOR MOVEMENT, WITH EMPHASIS 1600 WHEN ALL BOATS ARE DUE GOVERNOR IN A LANDSLIDE U.N. COUNCIL LABELS ON "STRENGTHEN I NG THE TO BE TIED UP BOAT CAPTAINS TONIGHT. BORDER KILLING MURDER UNITY" OF THE MOVEMENT. SHALL BE THE JUDGES TO SEE WITH 544 OF 1,874 PRE­ UNITED NATIONS, (UPI)--THE COMMUNIST CHINA HAS THAT ALL CONTESTANTS FISH CINCTS REPORTED, JOHNSON UNITED STATES DISCUSSED WITH SPLIT THE MOVEMENT WITH ACCORDING TO RULES SET UP BY HAD 44,913 VOTES TO OTHER SECURITY COUNCIL MEM­ ATTACKS ON THE SOVIET UNION THE COMMITTEE. BOATSMEN ARE 31,142 OF EX-GOVERNOR J.P. BERS TODAY A DRAFT RESOLU­ AND SPECIFICALLY ON KHRUSH­ IN COMPLETE CHARGE AND HAVE COLEMAN IN THE DEMOCRATIC TION THAT WOULD CONDEMN THE CHEV. PEKING LUMPS KHRUSH­ COMPLETE AUTHORITY ON REGU­ RUNOFF PRIMARY. SLAYERS OF TWO ISRAELI FARM­ CHEV AND TITO AS "CUNNING LATIONS AND SAFETY. JOHNSON WAS LEADING IN ERS IN THE AUGUST 19 INCI­ DOGS OF WESTERN IMPERIAL- No ONE SHALL BE ASSISTED MOST OF THE COUNTIES WHERE DENT ON THE ISRAEL-SYRIA I SM If EITHER BY PUMPING, HOLDING, COLEMAN HAD COUNTED ON BORDER KHRUSHCHEV, CURRENTLY ON REELING, OR TOUCHING ANOTHER'S HEAVY SUPPORT DIPLOMATIC SOURCES SAID THE NINTH DAY OF HIS VISfT, ROD OR REEL IN ANY MANNER. JOHNSON PLEDGED TO CON­ THE PROPOSED RESOLUTION, AS HAS GONE OUT OF HIS WAY IF THIS OCCURS, FISH ARE TO TINUE GOVERNOR Ross BARNETT'S OUTLINED IN PRELIMINARY TALKS, SEVERAL TIMES IN PUBLIC BE DISQUALIFIED FOR AWARDS FORMULA FOR FIGHTING INTE­ WOULD REFRAIN FROM STATING TO SLAP THE CHINESE FISH ARE TO BE MEASURED AT GRATION, AND POINTED WITH THE NATIONALITY OF THE KILL- THERE ARE ABOUT 80 COM­ THE DOCK BY GIRTH AND LENGTH PRIDE TO HIS PHYSICAL ERS IT WOULD MERELY CON- MUNIST PARTIES IN THE WORLD WEIGHT WILL BE CONSIDERED DEFIANCE OF FEDERAL OFFICERS DEMN THE ACT Of MURDER. MOST FOLLOW THE Moscow LINE IF SCALES ARE AVAILABLE AT THE UNIVERSTIY OF MISSls­ A U.S DELEGATION SPOKES­ AND WOULD BE EXPECTED TO As IN REGULAR TOURNAMENTS, S I PP I LAST FALL, WH I CH MAN SAID MERELY THAT CONSUL­ APPEAR AT THE PROJECTED REEL AND LINE SIZES WILL BE EARNEC HIM A CONTEMPT OF TATIONS WERE GOING ON AMONG SUMMIT CONFERENCE, PROBABLY IGNORED THE MOST TOTAL POINTS COURT CITATION HE DE- MEMBERS ON POSSIBLE COUNCIL IN Moscow. WILL DECIDE THE WINNER IN SCRIBED COLEMAN AS A "KEN­ ACTION THE OBSERVERS SAID COM­ EACH DIVISION: 6 POINTS FOR NEDY MAN " LT GEN ODD BULL Of NOR­ MUNIST CHINA WAS SEEN AS EACH GIRTH INCH, 10 POINTS COLEMAN SCOFFED AT WAY, CHIEf Of STAFF ON THE LIKELY TO SUMMON ITS OWN FOR EACH I NCH I N LENGTH; PLUS JOHNSON'S "LITTLE THREE­ U.N. TRUCE SUPERVISION OR­ CONFERENCE OF COMMUNIST 5 POINTS PER POUND IF SCALES MINUTE STAND" AT THE UNI­ GANIZATION IN PALESTINE, RE­ PARTIES AND ELECT A RUMP ARE AVAILABLE VERSITY AND SAID HE COULD PORTED YESTERDAY THAT U.N. "STALINIST" INTERNATIONAL GOOD FISHING' PRESERVE SEGREGATION WITH INVESTIGATORS rOUND "PHYSICAL TITO HAS BEEN SOMETHING TRANQUILITY EVIDENCE" TO SUPPORT Is­ OF A BELLWETHER IN THE NEW PLAN TO PREVENT SUICIDE RAELI CHARGES THAT THE TWO MOSCOW-PEKING STRUGGLE NEW YORK, (UPI)--BECAUSE IMPORTANT NOTICE 19-YEAR-OLD FARMERS WERE Moscow AND PEKING SEEMINGLY SUICIDE IS THE FIFTH LEADING PLEASE CLAIM ALL ARTICLES SLAIN FROM AMBUSH HE DID SAW EYE-TO-EYE IN 1948 CAUSE OF DEATH OF THOSE IN THE AT THE LOST AND FOUND AT NOT SPECI~ICALLY ACCUSE WHEN DICTATOR JOSEF STALIN 15-50 AGE BRACKET IN THE U.S., THE DEPENDENTS POOL, OR SYRIANS, HOWEVER, AS ISRAEL EXPELLED TITO FROM THE THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL SYSTEM THEY WILL BE DISPOSED OF HAD. WORLD COMMUNIST MOVEMENT YESTER~AY ANNOUNCED A NEW ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 U.S. AMBASSADOR ADLAI E FOR FOLLOWING AN INDEPEN­ SERVICE, A SPECIAL TELEPHONE P------~ STEVENSON WAS EXPECTED TO BE DENT LINE NUMBER FOR WOULD-BE SUICIDES. CENSORSHIP BEGINS AT HOME THE SECOND SPEAKER WHEN THE KHRUSHCHEV CAME TO POWER THE CALLS WILL REACH A ~SY- ENGLAND, (UPI)-MoVIE MANA- COUNCIL RESUMES DEBATE AT AFTER STALIN DIED IN 1953 CHIATRIST AVAILABLE 24 HOURS GER Roy WALKER WHO LIVES O~ 10 30 A.M. (1430 GMT) WEDNES­ AND EVENTUALLY ACCEPTED A DAY TO TALK TO THOSE WHO THE STAGE BEHIND THE SCREEN DAY ON THE COMPLAINTS OF "SEPARATE ROADS" TO COM­ CAL~ Of HIS THEATER WITH HIS WIFE ISRAEL AND SYRIA EACH ACCUSES MUNISM DESPITE BITTER THE PLAN HOPES TO ALLEVIATE AND THREE CHILDREN, SAID TO- THE OTHER OF AGGRESSION IN CHINESE OPPOSITION THE CALLER'S IMMEDIATE PROB- DAY HE HAS TO SEND THE CHIL- THE SEA Of GALILEE AREA LEM AND PERSUADE HIM TO COME OREN OUT TO PLAY EVERY TIME READ THE HOURGLASS TO THE HOSPITAL FOR M~R~E~H~E~L~P__ ~H~E~S~H~O~W~S __fl~A=D=U~L~T~S~O~N~L~y_t_'~M~O~V~IE~S~ ______PAGE 3 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 29 AUGUST 1963

~EART VALVE TRANSPLANT TENNIS DOUBLES RALLY THIRD MINER STILL TRAPPED LEEDS, SCOTLAND, (UPI )-­ RULES SET SHEPPTON, PENNSYLVANIA, (UPI) cI'~~ ~ VALVE rPOM A DEAD MAN'S TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS WHO FROM A CLEAN HOSPITAL BED AFTER HAVING TRIED MRS ART WAS TRANSPLANTED IN PLAN TO PLAY IN THE LABOR I I MILES AWA~ DAVID FELLIN GEORGE TAYLOR's RECIPES, 'e HEART Or A HOUSEWlrE IN DAY 'WEEKEND DOUBLES RALLY DREW A SCRATCHPAPER MAP WHICH WHICH WERE PUBLISHED l,HAPS THE rlRST OPERATION ON SUNDAY, I St PTEMBER, AND IS THE BLUEPRINT FOR TODAY'S EARLIER, IT IS ONLY F IT­ ~ ... ITS KIND, MED I CAL AUTHOR ... MONDAY, 2 SEPTEMBER, HAVE DRILLING TOWARD A NICHE DEEP TING THAT WE COMPLIMENT ; I I ES ANNOUNCED TODAY t3EEN ADVISED Or THE rOLLOW­ IN THIS CRUMBLED MINE FOR THE "POT ROAS"'S" WITH THE LEEDS INrIRMARY, WHERE ING RULES FOR THE MATCH. LOUIS BOVA, THE THIRD MINER THE FOLLOWING· ,,IE _O-HOUR OPERATION \vAS (I) REGISTER BY SHOWING UP BURIED IN AN AUGUST 13 CAVE­ PEQrORMED BY A TEAM Or 20 ON THE COURTS AT 9.30 A M IN STRAWBERRY BAVARIAN SURGEONS, HEART SPECIALISTS, SUNDAY THE DRAWING OF THOUGH THERE HAS BEEN NO I PKG JELLO VANILLA

I OCTORS, AND NURSES ANNOUNCED NAMES WILL START PROMPTLY COMMUNICATION rROM BOVA, 42, PUDDING (NOT INSTANT i-lAT THE HOUSEWlrE, JAMAICA­ AT 9 45 AND WILL END NO FOR EIGHT DAYS, THE 58-YEAR­ 2 cu PS MILK AORN MRS VIOLET SCOTT, 38, LATER THAN 10 A M THOSE OLD FELLIN AND HENRY THRONE, I PKG STRAWBERRY JELLO ~AS MAKING A COMPLETE RE- PLAYERS ATTENDING MORNING 28, WHO WERE DRAMATICALLY PREPARE PUDDING MIX AS COVERY THE NEW VALVE HAD CHURCH SERVICES WHO CANNOT RESCUED EARLY YESTERDAY, BE­ DIRECTED ON PACKAGE ':JEE.N STORED IN A DEEP FREEZE. BE PRESENT AT 9.30 ARE LIEVE THEIR COMRADE STILL CHILL D,SSOLVE GELATIN ~ BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIA­ ASKED TO NOTIFY SPECIAL MAY BE ALIVE IN I CUP HOT WAT[R ADD TION SPOKESMAN INDICATED IT SERVICES FOR AN ADVANCE "COME ON I \vANT TO TAKE ~ CUP COLD WAT[R CHILL i IllY HAVE BEEN THE FIRST OP­ ENTRY YOU HOM E " UNTIL SLIGHTLY THICKENED :~ATION Or ITS TYPE, AND (2) LIMIT "WARMING UP" TO THOSE WERE THE CRYPTIC WORDS WHIP JELLO WITH EGG BEAT- CERTAINLY THE rlRST REPORTED FIVE MINUTES, PRIOR TO THE HEARD THROUGH MORE THAN ER UNTIL rLUFFY ADD TO THE GROUP FIRST MATCH ONLY ALL OTHER 18 FEET OF DEBRIS AND ROCK, CHILLED PUDDING GRADUAL­ 1'-1"s. SCOTT'S HEART, IN MATCHES ARE TO BE STARTED THAT THRONE SAYS BOVA SPOKE LY AND BEAT AFTER EACH '.,'HICH A VALVE WAS DISEASED, "COLD TURKEY " FOUR DAYS AFTER THE CAVE-IN ADDITION SPOON INTO liAS STOPPED BY THE MED I CAL (3) ROTATE THE SERVICE WHEN THE THREE MEN WERE DISHES AND CHILL GARNISH TEAM FOR THREE HOURS DURING EQUALLY BETWEEN PARTNERS TRAPPED DEEP IN THE EARTH, WITH DREAM WHIP, WH8PPED THE DELICATE SURGERY THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE TOURNA- BOVA SEPARATED FROM THE OTHER CREAM, OR I CE CREAM SURGEONS rROM THE ~NITED MENT No TEAM HAVING ONE TWO MRS GEORGE TAYLOR STATES, ITALY, AND TURKEY MEMBER WITH A STRONGER SER­ EARLY TODAY A 12~ INCH \ I'TCHED THE OPERAT ION VICE WILL BE ALLOWED TO DRILL HAD CHURNED THROUGH FO~TY BLOOD DONORS CON­ CAPITALIZE ON THIS SERVE MORE THAN 200 OF THE PRESUMED PRESIDENT GETS POWER T21BUTED ONE PINT OF BLOOD BY ALLOWING THIS MEMBER 300-PLUS FEET DOWN TO BOVA IN ALGERIAN CONSTITUTION EACH TO MRS SCOTT TO SERVE CONTINUOUSLY BARRING MECHANICAL HOLDUPS ALGIERS, (UPI)--THE CON­ (4) REPORT YOUR OWN SCORES SUCH AS STALLED OPERATIONS STITUENT ASSEMBLY TONIGHT LltDING BRIDGE SCORES LISTED TO THE TOURNAMENT CHAIRMAN rOR S I X HOURS YESTERDAY, IT OVERWHELMINGLY APPROVED IN THE INDIVIDUAL BRIDGE PROMPTLY ArTER EACH MATCH WAS HOPED THE GIANT RIG ALGERIA'S FIRST CONSTITU­ TOURNAMENT BEING CONDUCTED (5) REMAIN IN THE IMMEDIATE MIGHT REACH BOVA TODAY TION \T THE YOKWE YUK CLUB ON AREA THROUGHOUT THE TOURNA­ A 3-INCH DRILL SEEKING A IT PROVIDES FOR MOST OF ~UNDAY NIGHT, THE FOLLOWING MENT "CONTACT HOLE" TO BOVA HAD THE COUNTRY's POWER TO BE wR~ THE SIX HIGHEST SCORERS (6) FOLLOW THE STANDARD DRILLED DOWN 95 FEET EARLY IN THE HANDS Or A PRESI­ "~ THE rlRST WEEK'S PLAY. GAME REGULATIONS OF THE U.S TODAY, AND A NEW 6-INCH RIG DENT AND THE NATIONAL r~ARLES MOIR 62 7% LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION WAS EN ROUTE TO THE MINE FOR LIBERATION FRONT (FLN), Sy NEY LHOTKA 62·2% THE ABOVE RULES WILL BE A TH I RD PROBE ALGERIA'S SOLE POLITICAL Roy SCHA rERSMAN 61. t3% ENrORCED BY THE TOURNAMENT WHEN ANY OF THE DRILLS PARTY MARY 'WI CKETT 60 2% COMMITTEE TEAMS MAY BE PENETRATES BOVA'S CHAMBER, THE VOTE WAS 139 TO 23 SALLY GORDINIER PENALIZED rOR THEIR ABUSE ULTRA-SENSITIVE MICROPHONES EIGHT DEPUTIES ABSTAINED hAf'., GORD I N I ER §~.~ OR DISQUALIFIED AT THE DIS­ WILL BE LOWERED Ir BOVA IS THE HANDFUL Or OPPOSI­ THE TOURNAMENT CONTINUES CRETION OF THE TOURNAMENT LYING UNCONSCIOUS WITHIN TION CLAIMED THE CONSTI­ T,IS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER I CHAIRMAN 10 OR 15 rEET OF THE MIKES, TUTION WOULD TURN THE THE TOURNAMENT WILL BE HIS BREATHING WILL BE RE­ COUNTRY INTO A DICTATOR­ NUMBER ONE CONDUCTED ACCORDING TO PRO­ CORC ... D SHIP IN THE HANDS OF THE KWAJALEIN FAMILY SOUGHT rESSIONAL STANDARDS, THE THRONE SAID HE BELIEVES FLN AND THE PRESIDENT Now THAT WE HAVE DISCOVERED FOLLOWING CONDITIONS WILL BE BOVA GOT AN INJURED HIP IN THE VOTE FOLLOWED FOUR DAYS THE MAN WITH THE LONGEST STRICTLY FOLLOWED: THE CAVE-IN, AND THE TRAPPED OF DEBATE CONSECUTIVE PERIOD OF EM­ (I) TEAMS NOT IMMEDIATELY MAN CANNDT HAVE EATEN FOR SEVERAL CABINET MINiSTERS PLOYMENT ON KWAJALEIN, IT READY FOR PARTICIPATION AT MORE THAN TWO WEEKS H LED BY ARMED FORCES MIN­ HAS BEEN SUGGESTED THAT WE THE CALLING OF THE PLAY BEECHER CHARMBURY, STATE ISTER AND FIRST VICE­ BEGIN A SEARCH FOR THE FAMILY SHALL BE PENALIZED IN POINTS SECRETARY OF MINES, SAID PREMIER HOUARI BOUMEDIENNE, W,TH THE MOST YEARS SERVICE AND MAY BE SUBJECT TO DE­ YESTERDAY THAT "CHANCES WERE ATTENDED THE SESSION ON THE ISLAND Do YOU KNOW FAULT AT THE DISCRETION OF SLIM" FOR BOVA'S SURVIVAL, THE GOVERNMENT TONIGHT WHO THIS FAMILY IS? IF SO, THE TOURNAMENT CHAIRMAN BUT CONCEDED, "HE'S RUGGED" PUT BErORE THE ASSEMBLY A PLEASE INFORM THE HOURGLASS, (2) INTERRUPTIONS DUE TO IT WAS REPORTED THAT SOME BRIEF BILL ON THE ORGANI­ FOR WE ARE SURE THAT ALL ON RAIN MAY CANCEL PLAY TEMPO­ YEARS AGO WHEN BOVA WAS A ZATION OF THE POPULAR THE ISLAND WOULD LIKE TO RARILY, OR MAY EXTEND THE SINGLE rELLOW, HE WENT INTO PLEBISCITE TO RATIFY THE KNOW TOURNAMENT UNTIL MONDAY THE WOODS ON A SURVIVAL TEST CONSTITUTION AFTER ITS AS THE TOURNAMENT CHAIRMAN AND SPENT THE ENTIRE WINTER APPROVAL BY THE CHAMBER TH[ PLEBISCITE, LIKELY TO FUTURE ASTRONAUTS DECIDES WITH JUST ONE SET OF CLOTHING BE HE LD SE PTEMBER 8, I S TO HAVE NARROW ESCAPE (3) THE TOURNAMENT IS IN- AND A SWEATER HE HAD NO EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, (UPO TENDED TO BE COMPLETED ON GUN HE SNAGGED RABBITS AND BE rOLLOWED BY PRESIDENTIAL Two ASTRONAUT CANDIDATES ES- SUNDAY AFTER ALL TEAMS HAVE ATE BARK ELECTIONS ABOUT SEPTEMBER CAPED DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY PLAYED EACH OTHER, BUT MAY 15 WHICH ARE CERTAIN TO EXTEND THROUGH LABOR DAY GIVE THE PRESIDENCY TO TODAY WHEN ONE OF THEM SKILL- EMERGENCY CIVILIAN rULLY BROUGHT A CRIPPLED FI64B (MONDAY) DEPENDING ON THE COMMUNICATION VIA RED CROSS PREMIER AHMED BEN BELLA THE CONSTITUTION CALLS FIGHTER PLANE IN FOR A CRASH NUMBER Or TEAMS PARTICIPATING EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION rOR THE ESTABLISHMENT Or LANDING AND THE RULING Or THE TOURNA­ AND OTHER RED CROSS SERVICES MENT CHAIRMAN AN ISLAMIC REPUBLIC GIVING THE AIR FORCE IDENTIFIED THE TO ALL U S CIVILIANS RESID­ BROAD POWERS TO THE PRESI­ TWO AS CAPTAIN DAVID R SCOTT, (4) ANY TEAM DROPPING OUT ING IN THE MARSHALL ISLANDS OF COMPETITION FOR ANY REA­ DENT AND LIMITING THE POW­ 31, THE PILOT, AND MICHAEL AND PONAPE DISTRICTS OF THE SON DURING THE PROGRESS OF ERS OF THE ASSEMBLY J ADAMS, 33, BOTH ASSIGNED TRUST TERRITORY WILL BE FUR­ THE TOURNAMENT WILL HAVE NISHED BY THE LOCAL FIELD ro THE AEROSPACE RESEARCH (CON'T FROM LEFT) POINTS DEDUCTED FROM THEIR PILOT SCHOOL AS CANDIDATES DIRECTOR MELVIN GEISER, AC­ TOR'S STAT~MENTS, VERiFI- cOR FUTURE MANNED SPACE TOTAL SCORE Or PREVIOUS CORDING TO AN ANNOUNCEMENT CATIONS FOR LEAVE, AND DE­ FLIGHTS GAMES JUST RECEIVED AT THE KWAJA­ LIVERY OF DEATH MESSAGES THE AIR FORCE SAID SCOTT LEIN RED CROSS OFFICE THE RED CROSS FIELD METER MOVED STAYED WITH THE PLANE UNTIL THIS COMMUNICATION WILL BE D,RECTOR AT THE UoS NAVAL IT SKIDDED TO A STOP, AND GLASGOW, (UPI)--POLICE YES­ HANDLED VIA RADIO, NAVY COM­ STATION, GUAM, WILL OFFER I TERDAY FOUND A PARKING METER ,' .... Af-1S t-1ADE A SUCCESSFUL EJEC­ MUNICATIONS, AND AIRMAIL, THE SAME SERVICES TO U S I WHICH HAD VANISHED A WEEK TION IMMEDIATELY UPON IMPACT. MR GEISER REPORTS, AND WILL CIVILIANS RESIDING IN THE I NEITHER APPEARED INJURED AGO CEMENTED INTO THE PAVE­ PROVIDE THE DELIVERY, OF FOLLOWING DISTRICTS OF THE MENT IN NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE HEALTH-WELFARE REPORTS, DOC- TRUST TERRITORY. PALAU, J ______~ ABOUT ______160 MILES AWAY 6______(CON'T AT RIGHT) ~ ______ROTA, SAl PAN, TRUK, AND YAP~ ------PAGE 4 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 29 AUGUST 1963 1 -. --______.r______, SPURNED GIRL I INDONESIA BALKS AT FAMOUS U.S. SHIP SOLD ROBBERY LEADS FOLLOWED THREATENS ACTOR I ALL OVER EUROPE OBSERVER PLAN NEW YORK (UPI)--THE MATSON j VAN NUYS, CALifORNIA (UPI) JAKARTA (UPI)--THE OffiCIAL1 LINER LURLINE, FAVORITE SHIP' LONDON (UPI)--DETECTIVES --ACTOR GEORGE MONTGOMERY WO~ INDONESIAN NEWS AGENCY ANTARA: OF VACATIONERS TO HAWAI I fOR· WORKING ON THE 2 6 MILLION A DESPERATE STRUQGLE fOR A I REPORTED TODAY THAT INDONESIAi MANY YEARS, SOON WILL BE POUNDS TRAIN ROBBERY TODAY GUN--AND HIS L I fE--LAST NIGHT! MAY NOT SEND OBSERVERS TO I FLY I NG THE GREEK flAG, IT SOUGHT TWO MEN WHO OFFERED WITH A FORMER GERMAN MAID I ACCOMPANY THE UNITED NATIONS I WAS ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY A BARMAID A $1,120 TIP TO WHO TR I ED TO KILL HIM BE- I MALAYS I A SURVEY TEAMS I N I MASTON LINtS RECE I VED TAKE A SUITCASE FULL OF CAUSE HE SPURNED HER ROMANTIS SARAWAK AND NORTH BORNEO BE- I GOVERNMENT APPROVAL YESTER- I CASH TO A LONDON RAILROAD ADVANCES, POLICE REPORTED. CAUSE Of THE BRITISH DELAY . OAY TO SELL THE SHIP TO A STATION ONE SHOT WAS fiRED, BUT IN ISSUING VISAS TO INDONE- GREEK COMPANY WHICH HAS BARMAIO TONI WESTON SAID I MONTGOMERY ESCAPED HARM I SIAN OBSERVERS THE SURVEY BEEN NEGOTIATING FOR MONTHS I THE MEN SPENT MONDAY NIGHT THE WOMAN, IDENTifiED AS IS BEING MADE TO DETERMINE TO PURCHASE THE 31-YEAR-OLD DRINKING BRANDY AND BEER

RUTH WENZEL, 37, BROKE INTO 'THE WISHES Of THE PEOPLE Of VESSEL FOR OPERATION BETWEEN I CHASERS AT THE BRAMPTON HUT MONTGOMERY I S HOME TWO DAYS I THESE TWO COUNTR I ES ABOUT ENGLAND AND GREECE AND NEW I HOTEL NEAR HUNT I NGDON, 62 I AGO AND HID, WAITING TO CON- I JOINING THE FEDERATION OF ZEALAND MILES NORTH Of LONDON, AND FRONT THE LONG-TIME STAR AND I MALAYASIA INDONESIA OP- CHANDRIS (ENGLAND) LTD., ONE SHOWED HER THE SUITCASE FORMER HUSBAND OF DINAH SHORE. POSES MALAYASIA AND HAS THE NEW OWNERS, SAID THE WHEN SHE MET THEM IN A CAR

WHEN HE ENTERED THE HOUSE RECENTLY JOINED MALAYA AND I VESSEL WILL BE RENAMED THE AFTER CLOSING TIME TONIGHT, SHE POINTED A GUN THE PHILIPPINES IN THE FOR- ELLINIS, WHICH MEANS "YOUNG "IT WAS CRAMMED FULL OF'

AT HIM. MATION OF MAPHILINDO. GIRL J " AND THAT SHE WILL BE NOTES," SHE SAID "HE TOLD THEY GRAPPLED FOR THE GUN, THE REPORT, QUOTING OFFI- ; EXTENSIVELY REMODELLED IN ME, 'THERE IS 10,000 POUNDS ONE SHOT BE I NG F I RED BEfORE I C IALS CLOSE TO THE GOVERNMENT, A EUROPEAN SH I PYARD BEFORE I N THERE ' ! MONTGOMERY COULD GET CONTROL SAID INDONESIA WOULD RESERVE GOING INTO SERVICE ON HER "THEN HE GRABBED A HAND- I OF THE WEAPON. THE RIGHT TO DETERMINE ITS NEW RUN LATE IN NOVEMBER FUL OF NOTES AND SAID, I "SHE WAS LOVE-S ICK, I FURTHER STAND ON THE U.N UNDER THE TERMS OF THE 'HERE'S 400 POUNDS FOR YOU I GUESS," SAID SGT. J D. BAR- . MISSION'S FINDINGS ON THE 'AGREEMENT, THE LURLINE MUST IF YOU'LL TAKE THE CASE TO I, TON WISHES OF THE NORTHERN BOR- REMAIN AVAILABLE TO THE LIVERPOOL STREET STATION MONTGOMERY, ACCORDING TO NEO PEOPLES TOWARDS MALAY- UNITED STATES FOR AT LEAST (IN LONDON). BUT YOU'LL II

' BARTON, SAID HE AND MISS SIA fiVE YEARS AND MUST NOT BE I HAVE TO KEEP QUIET III I SHORE HAD EMPLOYED THE FOR- IT SAID ALTHOUGH AN AGREE- USED TO TRADE WITH COMMUNIST I MISS WESTON, AN ATTRAC- I MER GERMAN WOMAN AS A MA 10 MENT HAS BEEN REACHED ON THE COUNTR I ES OR CHARTERED TO 'T I VE 25-YEAR-OLD BRUNETTE, I I ABOUT FIVE YEARS AGO, BUT PRINCIPLES FOR SENDING OB- ALIENS WITHOUT U.S NAVY SAID THE MEN THEN "PANICKED" fOR THE PAST TWO YEARS, SAID SERVERS TO NORTH BORNEO, APPROVAL. AND FLED WHEN HER BOSS, I MONTGOMERY, SHE HAS CONSTANT- "DIFFICULTY WAS NOW BEING NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE SALE HOWARD BOSSICK, CAME OUT LY HARRASSED HIM, FOLLOWING CREATED BY THE BRITISH IN Of THE LURLINE WERE DELAYED SHE SAID THEY ESCAPED HIM FROM PLACE TO PLACE. THE TECHNICAL FIELD." BY DISCUSSION OVER THE DESPITE AN 80-MllE-PER-HOUR I "SHE SAID SHE INTENDED TO UP TO TODAY, INDONESIA NAVY'S INSISTING THAT THE CHASE BY BOSSICK AND POLICE 1 KILL HIM, AND THEN SHOOT HAS BEEN UNABLE TO SEND ITS SHIP REMAIN AVAILABLE TO ROADBLOCKS. , HERSELF," SAID BARTON. OBSERVER TEAM, ANTARA SAID. THE UNITED STATES TillE POLICE WERE SAID TO BE- I HE SAID THE WOMAN LEFT A THE REPORT SAID THE DELAY MARITIME ADMINISTRATION LIEVE THE MONEY MAY BE PART I NOTE SAYING SHE WAS DIS- IN ISSUEING VISAS TO INDO- WITHHELD PERMISSION FOR THE OF THE RECORD LOOT TAKEN

TURBED ABOUT REPORTS LINKING I NESIA AND PHILIPPINE OBSER- SALE UNTIL AGREEMENT WAS AUGUST 8 WHEN A GANG ROBBED MONTGOMERY WITH GLAMOROUS '\lERS "LEADS ONE TO DRAW REACHED ON THE AVAILABILITY THE GLASGOW-LONDON MAIL WOMEN THE CONCLUSION THAT THE CONDITION TRAIN NEAR CHEDDINGTON, THE OffiCER SA~ MISS WEN- , BRITISH WERE DELIBERATELY i TEN YEARS AGO THE MATSON ABOUT 35 MILES SOUTHWEST

I ZEL WAS BOOKED ON SUSPICION PLANNING A DELAYING TACTIC" I LINERS CARRIED A THIRD OF OF HUNTINGDON. OF ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO MEANWHILE, THE BRITISH I HAWAI l'S TOURIST TRADE, BUT POLICE TODAY SEARCHED THE COMMIT MURDER EMBASSY SAID TODAY THEY HAD I THE AIRPLANE HAS CUT MATSON'S AREA AROUND BEDFORO, 25 MONTGOMERY WAS DIVORCED SENT THREE MORE LETTERS LAST SHARE OF THE LUCRATIVE BUSI- MILES FROM eHEDDINGTON, FOR I

I BY MISS SHORE, WHO SINCE I NIGHT TO THE INDONESIAN NESS TO ONE FIFTH IT WAS TWO MEN WHO STAYED AT THE !

I HAS REMARRIED, IN MAY, 1962. GOVERNMENT ASKING THEM TO THE DOUBLE BURDEN OF FALLING GRAFTON HOTEL LAST WEDNES- THEY HAD TWO CHILDREN, I ANSWER CERTAIN QUESTIONS BUT TRAFFIC AND RISING COSTS DAY WITHOUT LUGGAGE. MELISSA, 14, AND JOHN, 8. so FAR THERE HAD BEEN NO THAT FORCED MATSON TO ASK THE DAILY MAIL SAID DE- . .. .. REPLY PERMISSION TO SELL THE TECTIVES LAST NIGHT FOUND

SPORTS IN REVI8W THE QUESTIONS RELATE TO 18,564-TON LURLINE I 10,000 POUNDS IN BILLS THE WASHINGTON REDSKIN WHICH MEMBERS ARE GOING TO THE MATSON lA, COMPLETELY THEY BELIEVED MAY HAVE fOOTBALL TEAM LOST fIVE KEY SARAWAK AND WHICH TO NORTH MODERNIZED SISTER SHIP Of BEEN PART Of THE ROBBERY

OFFENSIVE PLAYERS TO THE I BORNEO THE BRITISH EMBASSY THE Lu RLIN E , ISS TIL LIN LOOT. "FREEDOM MARCH" TODAY IN ALSO CLAIMED THAT THE NAMES THE CALIFORNIA-HAWAI I PAS­ HOWEVER POLICE SOURCES WASHINGTON. THE PLAYERS ARE' SUBMITTED BY THE INDONESIAN SENGER SERVICE, BUT ANOTHER SAID LATER THE MONEY, FOUND MEMBERS OF A LOCAL NATIONAL ; GOVERNMENT AS CLERICAL AS­ SISTER SHIP, THE MARIPOSA, IN A HOUSE IN SURREY, HAD GUARD UNIT THAT IS STATIONED SISTANTS WERE FOREIGN OfFICE WAS SOLD TO THE POME LINES NOTHING TO DO WITH THE

ALONG THE MARCH ROUTE ~ PERSONNEL WHOSE RA~KS WERE AND NOW IS THAT COMPANY'S ROBBERY. 1T WAS UNDERSTOOD I GUARDSMEN INCLUDE QUARTER-i HIGHER THAN THAT Of A CLERK PANAMANIAN-FLAG SHIP, OP­ THE MAN WHO HAD THE MONEY BACK NORMAN SNEAD GUARD GANIS HARSONO, FOREIGN ERATING UNDER THE NEW NAME GAVE A SATISFACTORY EXPLANAl VINCE PROMUTO •• TACKLE FRAN ! OFF I CE SPOKESMAN, I NS I STED OF HOMERIC. TION TO THE POLICE, BUT NO I OBRIEN. END BILL ANDERSON, THE TEAM CAN DECIDE ON WHO BUILT IN 1932 BY BETHLE­ FURTHER DETAILS WERE AVAIL- I AND HALFBACK LEROY JACKSON , IS GOING WHERE AS SOON AS HEM STEEL COMPANY'S FORE ABLE

i THEY ARRIVE IN SARAWAK HE RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS, SHIP­ IN VALENCIA, SPAIN, BRITON RACE DRIVER MARVIN HENRICH' REFUSED COMMENT ON REPORTS YARD, THE LURLINE ORIGINAL- I JOHN SHAW, 37, AND AUSTRAL- . WAS SERIOUSLY INJURED TODAY I THAT BR I TAl N HAS R..ANES WA I T­ LY COST $8 5 MILLION. I IAN ELIZABETH GUNNELL, 32, WHEN HIS HIGH-POWERED HYDRO-I ING IN SINGAPORE TO TRANSPORT CONVERTING HER TO A TROOP OF SYDNEY, RESUMED THEIR PLANE. "MARINER-Two" •• 015-\ INDONESIA OBSERVERS. SHIP COST NEARLY $20 MILLION. VACATION TODAY AFTER BEING

INTEGRATED DURING A PRACTICE; SHE RECENTLY WAS VALUED AT DETAINED FOR 16 HOURS YES- j RUN ON THE DETROIT RIVER . SHOOTING IN RED CHINA? $35 MILLION TERDAY BECAUSE OF THE THE BOAT •• TRAVELING APPROX- MACAO (UPI)--HEAVY MACHINE MATSON IS REPORTED PLAN­ I ROBBERY IMATELY 130 MILES PER HOUR GUN FIRE WAS HEARD BY RESI- NING TO INVEST THE NET PRO­ SHAW AND MISS GUNNELL, HIT A SWELL, FLIPPED IN THE I DENTS SUNDAY NIGHT IN CHUNU­ CEEDS OF ABOUT $1.8 MILLION WHO BOTH WORK FOR THE IN­

AI~ AND TO~E_A~ART ON IMPACT HAN COUNTY IN THE SOUTH CHI~A FROM SALE OF THE LURLINE TO TERNATIONAL TRANSPORT UNION j lIHOPALONG" CASSADY, THE I PROV I NCE OF KWANGTUNG WH I CH DEVELOP A CONTAINER SHIP IN GENEVA, ARE TOURING FORMER OHIO STATE ALL AMERI-I BORDERS HERE, REFUGEES SAID SERVICE BETWEEN THE PACIFIC SPAIN IN A JAGUAR CAR CAN AND A VETERAN OF SEVEN ; THEY TOLD UNITED PRESS IN­ NORTHWEST AND HAWAI I. SHAW SAID THE SPANISH POLICE YEARS IN THE NATIONAL FOOT- I TERNATIONAL THAT THE FIRING HAD THOUGHT HE MtGHT BE BALL LEAGUE (N-F-L), WAS I LASTED FOR 15 MINUTES ARCHERY CLUB JAMES E WHITE, A SUSPECT, ONE OF SIX PLAYERS PLACED ONI' THESE REFUGEES BELONGED TO THERE WILL BE A BARBECUE WHOM THEY HAVE BEEN TOLD WAIVERS TODAY BY THE PHILA- A GROUP OF NINE, INCLUDING fOR ALL CURRENT PAID-UP MAY BE TRAVELLING IN A

DELPHIA EAGLES THE 29-YEAR- FOUR CHILDREN, WHO ESCAPED MEMBERS OF THE ARCHERY CLUB JAGUAR. f OLD CASSADY BECAME EXPENDABLE FROM THE SAM HEONG COMMUNIST SUNDAY, I SEPTEMBER, AT 4 LARGELY BECAUSE OF THE RAPID CHUNGSVAN COUNTY MONDAY P M AT THE ARCHERY RANGE PLAY IS ONE OF THE MAIN DEVELOPMENT OF ROOKIE RON CALL 623 OR 217' BEFORE BASES OF CIVILIZATION

GOODWIN READ YOUR HOURGLASS! SATURDAY FOR RESERVATIONS --JOHAN HUIZINGA j ------.----.------~------• AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP NATIONAL lEAGUE ROUNDUP Ntw YORK (UPI)--MILWAUKEE I AN~E~A~~:KT~~~~);~~~~E~O~:~~- BUNCHED THREE OF ITS SEVEN TO-BACK SHUTOUTS OVER THE sports SECTION HITS IN THE NINTH INNING BOSTON RED Sox TUESDAY NIGHT LAST NIGHT TO BREAK A 2-2 FOR A PAIR OF 5-0 AND 3-0 TIE AND DEFEAT THE HOUSTON VICTORIES THAT BALLOONED THE COLTS, 3-2, GIVING WARREN NEW YORK YANKEES' AMERICAN SPAHN HIS SEVENTEENTH WIN LEAGUE LEAD TO 12 1/2 GAMES. ~P_A_GE~5~~~~~~~~~~~T~H~U~R~S=D~AY~2~9~A~U~GU~S~T~lz9~63~~~ OF THE YEAR BOUTON SET DOWN THE RED IT WAS THE FIRST LOSS OF Sox ON TWO HITS IN THE OPEN­ THE o B S E R V E R THE YEAR AT COLT STADIUM ER AND TERRY TURNED IN A FOR HOUSTON'S DON NOTTEBART,I FIVE-HITTER IN THE NIGHTCAP --BY PAT LAN lAS WHO HAD LIMITED THE BRAVES ! FOR HIS 15TH VICTORY AGAINST TO FOUR HITS THROUGH EIGHT : THIRTEEN DEFEATS MIRROR OF THE WORLD SERIES INNINGS. I THE TWO SHUTOUTS, ACHIEVED THE MAN BEHIND THE BAT - WHAT'S HIS PAST, HIS STRENGTH, HANK AARON STARTED NOTTE- ,I BEFORE A CROWD OF 34,319, HIS PERSONALITY? THE GOOD MEN AND TRUE WHO MAKE UP THE BART'S DOWNFALL WITH A LEAD- MARKED THE THIRD AND FOURTH WORLD SERIES ROSTERS THIS YEAR ARE A VARIED BUNCH OF OFF SINGLE THROUGH THE BY YANKEE PITCHERS IN THE HOMBRES SINCE MONDAY WE HAVE BEEN PRESENTING SIDELIGHTS MIDDLE ED MATHEWS FOLLOWEDI TEAM'S LAST FIVE GAMES. AND VITAL STATISTICS ABOUT THE AMERICAN LEAGUE AND THE WITH A SINGLE AFTER AARON I BOBBY RICHARDSON BROKE UP NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT WINNERS. MEET A FEW OF THESE HAD STOLEN SECOND, AND JOE I A SCORELESS STRUGGLE IN THE TALENTED FELLOWS TODAY TORRES BOUNCED A SINGLE I EIGHTH INNING OF THE NIGHT­ AMERICAN LEAGUE'S RAYMOND KEHANO ENJOYED HIS MOST SUC- PAST SHORT TO SCORE AARON CAP WHEN HE SINGLED OFF C~SFUL YEAR IN HIS MOUNTAINBALL CAREER, ESPECIALLY AT THE HOUSTON JUMPED ON SPAHN ARNOLD EARLEY WITH RUNNERS PLATE RAY, 29, FIVE FEET EIGHT, AND WEIGHING 180 POUNDS, WHO WON THE 244TH GAME OF HIS ON FIRST AND SECOND THE HAD A SLOW START, BUT MADE A STRONG FINISH FROM MID-SEASON CAREER, FOR BOTH ITS RUNS YANKEES THEN LOADED THE THROUGH THE FINAL STAND IN THE PAST THIS NATIVE OF MAUl IN THE FIRST TWO INNINGS BASES IN THE SAME FRAME AND HAS HELD HIS OWN AT SHORT CENTERFIELD, BUT HIS BIGGEST THE COLTS TAGGED SPAHN FOR YOGI BERRA'S GROUND-RULE IMPROVEMENT IN THE 1963 CAMPAIGN WAS AT THE PLATE FOUR STRAIGHT HITS IN THE DOUBLE CHASED HOME TWO dORE FAST IN HIS FIELDING AND ON THE BASES IS A.L 's DONALD : SECOND, BUT MANAGED ONLY ONE RUNS GREENBERG THIS 24-YEAR-OLD KANSAS CITY MISSOURI LAD HAS I RUN AFTER THE SECOND, THE BOUTON, WHO WON HIS 18TH ESTABLISHED HIMSELF AS ONE OF THE GAME'S AUTHENTIC HITTERS. I BRAVES' LEFTY SCATTERED IN THE OPENER, PITCHED NO­ DON BULWARKED IMUA'S LEFT FIELD AND HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL I FOUR HITS AND WAS NEVER IN HIT BALL UNTIL Russ NIXON SECOND HALF. STANDING FIVE FEET ELEVEN AND WEIGHING 163 ! TROUBLE. LED OFF THE NINTH WITH A POUNDS, DON ALSO HAS A STRONG THROWING ARM HIS RECORD I AARON PULLED THE BRAVES PINCH SINGLE TO CENTER SHOWS THAT HE PLAYED FOR AVIATION IN 1960, SPECIAL SERVICESI EVEN IN THE FOURTH WITH HIS THE 24-YEAR-OLD YANKEE IN 1961 AND CROSSROADS IN 1962 1963 WITH IMUA IS HIS ; 35TH HOME RUN OF THE YEAR RIGHTHANDER SAID A "STUPID FIRST PENNANT YEAR. HE WAS AN ALL-STAR SELECTION IN 1961 ! WITH A MATE ABOARD PITCI-!" COST HIM HIS NO-HITTER, AND 1962. : A PAIR OF NEW YORK ERRORS EXPLAINING THAT HE SHOULD SPRIGHTLY JACK MilKE, FROM HAHALEI ON KAUAI IS ONE OF IN THE NINTH INNING HELPED HAVE COME IN WITH A CURVE THE MOST SKILLFUL AND GIFTED DEFENSIVE PLAYERS ON THE THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES SCORE BALL TO NIXON WITH A COUNT CROSSROADS ROSTER THIS SEASON. HE IS ALSO A CONSISTENT TWO UNEARNED RUNS AND GAIN OF TWO STRIKES AND NO BALLS RUN PRODUCER WITH HIS TIMELY MIDDLE-OF-THE-BATTING-ORD[R I A 2-1 DECISION OVER THE II ' BUT THREW A FASTBALL RIGHT HITS TWENTY-SIX YEARS OLD, FIVE FEET NINE INCHES TALL, i METS. W,TH DICK SCHOFIELD DOWN THE PIPE" INSTEAD. AND WEIGHING 160 POUNDS, JACK IS HAVE HIS FIRST SEASON ,: ON FIRST BASE VIA A WALK, GARY GEIGER FOLLOWED WITH WITH THE CROSSROADS HE PLAYED FOR SPORTSMEN IN 1961 AND ! MANNY MOTA LINED A SINGLE TO A SINGLE, BUT CHUCK SCHILLING MARINE DEPARTMENT IN 1962 A VERY BIG HOPEFUL FOR THE ! CENTER. SCHOFIELD SCORED BOUNCED INTO A DOUBLE PLAY, 1963 ALL-STARS, JACK WILL PROBABLY BE INSERTED AT LEFT I WHEN DUKE CARMEL LET THE AND CARL YASTRZEMSKI GROUNDED FIELD DUE TO THE HI RAMOTOS , ABSENCE I BALL GET AWAY FROM HIM, AND OUT TO END THE GAME PATRICK LAN lAS, AGE 29, SIX FEET ONE INCH AND WEIGHING 'MOTA FOLLOWED WITH THE WIN- TOM MCCRAW AND PETE WARD '75 EXTENDED HIS MOUNTAINBALL PITCHING RECORD TO 62 NING RUN AS RIGHT FIELDER EACH COLLECTED THREE HITS , VICTORIES AGAINST 15 DEFEATS, AND WITH THREE SHUTOUTS JOE CHRISTOPHER THREW WILD- INCLUDING A HOME RUN APIECE, CRED I TED TO HIM TH I S SEASON, INCREASED HIS SHUTOUT RECORD I LY PAST HOME BOB FR I END IN POWERING THE CHICAGO WHITE TO 6. PAT IS A VETERAN AND THIS IS THIS THIRD PENNANT (16-1 I) WAS THE WINNING Sox TO A 6-1 VICTORY OVER THE S EASON. I N 1959, 1960, AND THE EAR LY PART OF 196 I HE WAS PIT CHER WH I LEG L EN CIS CO, CLEVELAND INDIANS. JOEY WITH THE GARDEN SHOP TEAM IN THE LATTER PART OF 196! IN RELIEF OF GROVER POWELL, I HORLEN AND HOYT WILHELM COM­ HE JOINED THE SPECIAL SERVICES TEAM, AND TEAMED UP WITH SUFFERED THE LOSS BINED IN LIMITING THE INDIANS THE CROSSROADS IN 1962 AND 1963 THIS NATIVE OF MAUl THEICHICAGO CUBS EDGED TO SEVEN HITS DAVE NICHOL- WAS SELECTED FOR THE ALL-STAR TEAM IN 1961 AND 1962 ' PHILADELPHIA, 4-3 SON OF THE WHITE Sox FANNED MODESTY FORBIDS HIM TO MAKE ANY COMMENT ABOUT 1963 i TRAILING 3-0, THE CUBS FOUR TIMES TO ESTABLISH A AMERICAN LEAGUER KENNETH ADAMS PLAYED FOR SECURITY IN I TIED THE GAME IN THE SEVENTH MAJOR LEAGUE SINGLE-SEASON 1961 AND 1962 1963 IS HIS FIRST PENNANT YEAR, AND FIRST ,WHEN THEY BATTED AROUND ON RECORD OF 144 STRIKEOUTS SEASON WITH IMUA KENNETH, 30 YEARS OLD, FIVE FEET NINE, : A PAIR OF WALKS, THREE THE KANSAS CITY ATHLETICS AND WEI GH I NG I 75 I SAN AT I VE 0 F VALP AR A ISO N, I ND I AN A • HE; SIN GL ES , A SAC R I F ICE FLY, TURNED BACK THE BALTIMORE WAS RELEASED FROM THE BANDITS TEAM IN THE ENDING OF THE I AND A HIT BATSMAN ORIOLES, 2-1, ON A RUN-SCOR­ FIRST HALF, AND HAS BEEN USED AS A SHORT CENTERFIELDER CHICAGO WENT AHEAD FOR ING SINGLE BY WAYNE CAUSEY AND AN IMPORTANT UTILITY MAN FOR IMUA I KEEPS IN THE EIGHTH ON A I IN THE TENTH INNING NORM RICHARD TOME IS 42 YEARS OLD, FIVE FEET SIX, AND WEIGHS : WALK, RON SANTO'S SINGLE, SIEBERN OF THE A's HOMERED 160 POUNDS. HONOLULU IS HIS HOMETOWN AT THE AGE OF 42 i AND A SACRIFICE FLY BY BILLY IN THE FIRST INNING, AND THE DICK IS ONE OF THE MOST INSPIRING OF PERFORMERS THE WAY I WILLIAMS THE WIN WENT ORIOLES TIED THE SCORE ON A HE MAINTAINS HIS SPEED AND AGGRESSIVENESS IS AMAZING. HE I TO LINDY McDtNIEL IN RELIEF SOLO BLAST BY JOHN POWELL IN IS ALSO A VERY RELIABLE HITTER THIS IS HIS FIRST PENNANT I THE Los ANGELES DODGERS THE SEVENTH ED PAKOW SEASON AND HIS FIRST TERM WITH IMUA HE PLAYED FOR TER- I SCRAMBLED TO A 3-2 VICTORY PITCHED A SEVEN-HITTER IN MINAL STEEL IN 1960 AND 19611 AND UTILITIES IN 1962 lOVER THE CINCINNATI REDS I GO I NG THE ROUTE FOR KANSAS A TRULY COLORFUL SECOND BASEMAN FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS FRANK HOWARD HIT A TWO-RUN CITY COMPLETES THE ROSTER OF WORLD SERIES PLAYERS 1963 HAS I HOMER FOR THE DODGERS IN PHIL REGAN HURLED A FOUR­ NOT BEEN ROBERT IHA'S BEST SEASON, AT THE PLATE, BUT HE H~I THE SECOND INNING AND WALLY HITTER AND AL KALINE KNOCKED CONTINUED TO BE ONE OF THE BEST SECOND BASEMEN IN THE I MOON KNOCKED ON THE DECISIVE IN TWO RUNS AS THE DETROIT LEAGUE HE IS 24, FIVE FEET SEVEN, WEIGHS 150 POUNDS, AND RUN IN THE NEXT FRAME TIGERS WHIPPED THE Los ANGELES CALLS KOLOA, KAUAI HOME HE HAS ALSO PLAYED SHORTSTOP IN JOHNNY EDWARDS HOMERED FOR ANGELS, 4-1, FOR THEIR SIXTH HIS PAST CAMPAIGNS AGILE AND FAST, HIS MECHANICAL BACK- THE REDS. STRAIGHT VICTORY. KALINE HAND STOPS COMBINED WITH HIS GRACE AS A SECOND BASEMAN WILLIE MAYS, ORLANDO SINGLED HOME A RUN IN THE LIFTED HIM TO THE ALL-STAR TEAM TWICE THIS IS HIS SECOND CEPED~ AND FELIPE ALOU HIT THIRD TO CLIMAX A THREE-RUN PENNANT WITH THE CROSSROADS AND HIS THIRD YEAR WITH THE CONSECUTIVE HOMERS IN SPARK- I BURST AND HIT HIS 24TH HOMER CLUB MAYBE ANOTHER ALL-STAR CHOICE? ING THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS OF THE SEASON IN THE SIXTH AND THERE YOU HAVE THEM, THE GOOD MEN AND TRUE WHO WILL TO A 7-2 VICTORY OVER THE j • BE OUT THERE TRYING TO CAPTURE THAT WORLD SERIES PRIZE. STo LOUIS CARDINALS. I MOUNTA I NBAll SCHEDULE SCUBA CLUB NOTICE THURSDAY, 29 AUGUST I WORLD SERIES GAMES THE KWAJALEIN SCUBA CLUB 15 BRANDON - Ro I NAMUR VS ! 5' DALLY FIELD WILL HOLD ITS REGULAR MEETING FIRE COMETS FRIDAY, 30 AUGUST, 6.00 P M. TGNlGHT AT 7:30 P M AT THE I SATURDAY, 31 AUGUST SATURDAY, 31 AUGUST, 5.30 P M SCUBA CLUBHOUSE. I 50 15 BRANDON - Ro I NAMUR vs SUNDAY, I SEPTEMBER 1.30 P M PLANS FOR THE "GUESTS D I VEl' t SPOILERS "B" MONDAY AND TUESDAY AND "6VERNIGHT DIVE lI WILL BE DISCUSSED. ,------

L. __p_~_G_E_6 ______.------HO-U-R~G-L-A-SS------______T_H_U_R_S_D_A_YJ~2~9 __ A_U_GU_S_T __ I~9~63~·_1 PROTESTANT JUNIOR CHOIR NOTICES CHILDREN WHO ARE NOW MEM­ BERS Of THE PROTESTANT STENOGRAPHIC OPENING CHAPEL JUNIOR CHOIR, ARE RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7:30 INVITED TO PAVILION No 4 AT WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY "AS THE SEA RAGES" AT EMON BEACH AT 4 P.M PERSONNCL ORGANIZATION HAS MARIA SCHELL, CLiff ROBERTSON PASSIONS SATURDAY, AUGUST 31,FOR A OPENING FOR A FULL-TIME RAGE ON AN ISLAND RULED BV A ONE-EYED FIEND PICNIC No SWIMMING SUITS, STENOGRAPHER FOR fURTHER PLEASE PARENTS WANTING DETAILS ON SALARY AND PRO­ YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7:00 & 9:00 P.M TO CONTRI8UTE SOMETHING GRE~~ION, CALL MRS. F.T "MARl LYN" TOWARD THE fOOD, PLEASE KEOGH AT 9-480. ROCK HUDSON NARRATES THE SCREEN STORY OF CALL 2225 MARILYN MONROE AND HER RISE TO BECOME ONE Of FOR SALE THE MOVIE INDUSTRY'S TOP STARS AND A SEX ROO AND GUN CLUB GE VACUUM CLEANER, AND ONE SYMBOL FULL SIZE SUNBEAM MIXMASTER THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF CALL 2349 THE MEMBERS Of THE KWAJALEIN OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7.30 & MIDNIGHT ROD AND GUN CLUB THURSDAY, "THIRTEEN FRIGHTENED GIRLS tI SPARE PARTS FOR 110 VOLT SEPTEMBER ~ AT 8:30 P.M. MURRAY HAMILTON, JOYCE TAYLOR A TEENAGER MITCHELL AIR CONDITIONER THE MEETING WILL BE HELD IN I ARRIVES IN LONDON FROM A SWISS fiNISHING AND 220 VOLT CARRIER A/C, THE OLD SCUBA CLUBHOUSE. SCHOOL HAVING A TYPICAL CRUSH ON ONE Of INCLUDES 2 GOOD COMPRESSORS ALL MEMBERS ARE URGED TO HER FATHER'S UNDERCOVER SPIES, SHE SETS UP CALL EXTENSION 2337 ATTEND THERE IS TO BE A HER OWN BRAND OF INTERNATIONAL SPYING VOTE BY THE MEMBERS ON A 26" WOMAN'S BIKl, KWAJ CON­ PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE BY­ ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 & 8.30 DITION $3. TRAILER 638 LAWS OF THE CLJB "MURDER AT THE GALLOP" ROBERT MORLEY, MARGARET RUTHERFORD A MIDDLE- ATTENTION TOASTMASTERS KNIGHT TURNTABLE AND DYNA~IT AGED SPI~STER AND HER FRIEND MAKE A PAS-2 STERO PREAMPLIFIER. THE TOASTMASTERS PROGRAM NUISANCE OF THEMSELVES COLLECTIN3 FOR THE BOTH fOR $75. PHONE 9- 497 SCHEDULED FOR 2 SEPTEMBER "REFORMED CRIMINALS ASSISTANCE LEAGUE" DURING WORK HOURS OR 241 I IS CANCELLED A JOINT MEET­ AFTER 5:00 P M. ING WITH THE TOASTMISTRESS ROI NAMUR SHOWTIME 8.00 P.M CLUB IS PLANNED INSTEAD "COUNTRY MUSIC HOLIDAY" PLUS NEWS AND SPORTS lONE 2-TON CARRIER AIR CON­ INSTALLATIONS OF TOAST­ FERLIN HUSKY, ZSA ZSA GABOR A COMEDY WITH D'TIONER EXCELLENT CONDI­ MISTRESS OfFICERS WILL BE LOTS Of MUSIC WITH STARS INVOLVED ON TV. TION. MAY BE SEEN AT 472-A OBSERVED. SPOUSES Of BOTH OR CALL 614. GROUPS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND MAD CLUB SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. THE DRESS WILL eE ISLAND "MARCO POL 0" lONE 1 1/2 ~~~ CARRIER AI. INfORMAL. RORY CALHOUN AND YOKO TANI. THE MIGHTIEST CONDITIONER, GOOD CONDITION TOASTMASTERS ARE ADVISED ADVENTURER Of THEM ALL' PROVES IT. ONE SHORT-WAVE SET. THAT THE PROGRAM PUBLISHED AQUA LUNG REGULATOR. fOR 2 SePTEMBER WILL APPLY lONE 26" LADIES BIKE $3 TO THE 16 SEPTEMBER MEETING. GENERAL MESS MENU FOR fRIDAY I CALL 6ifO BREAKfAST DINNER SUPPER NOTICE FOR HOUSING AND FOUND BOQ OCCUPANTS CHILLED fRUIT JUICE MANHATTAN CHOWDER OYSTER STEW CHILLED fRESH FRUIT BAKED HALIBUT/WITH GRILLED MAHIMAHI/ WATCH fOUND IN MAIN BARRACKS SEPTEMBER HOUSE RENTALS, HOT/COLD CEREAL SPANISH SAUCE TARTAR SAUCE t GYM OWNER MAY IDENTIFY TELEPHONE RENTALS, AND BOQ I GRILLED BACON BAKED BEEf HEARTS/ GRILLED GROUND RND 1 AND CLAIM AT HOURGLASS BILLETING AND MESSING I FRENCH TOAST/SYRUP MUSHROOMS STEAK W/ ON IONS I CHARGES ARE DUE AND PAYABLE SCRAMBLED EGGS MASHED POTATOES PARSLE Y SPUDS : SUNGLASSES WITH THE NAME ON SEPTEMBER I PAYMENT HASH BROWN POTATOES SP I NACH/EGGS GREEN BEANS SONNY GENILLA ON fRAMES. MAY BE MADE AT THE CENTRAL I STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE SALAD BAR/DRS ! CLAIM AT HOURGLASS BILLETING OffiCE. IF MORE SWEET ROLLS SALAD BAR/DRESSING PUMPKIN PIE CONVENIENT, A CHECK PAYABLE TOAST/BuTTER/JAM VANILLA FRUIT PUDDING CHILLED MILK LOST TO THE TRANSPORT COMPANY CHILLED MILK COLD DRINK COLD DRINK CAMERA AND CIGARETTES IN A Of TEXAS MAY BE PLACED IN AN HOT COFFEE CHILLED MILK HOT COFFEE BLUE ZIPPERED UTILITY BAG ENVELOPE AND ADDRESSED TO HOT TEA HOT COFFEE/TEA HOT TEA LOST NEAR EMON BEACH, CALL THE CENTRAL BILLETING 2171 AND ASK FOR DEAN OFFICE fOR DELIVERY VIA THE TRUCK DRIVER BARRELS CHAMP QUIPS, SPARS I GUARD MAIL SIMALL BLUE TRANSITOR RADIO IN ADDITION, A CLERK WILL COUPLE TO fREEDOM FOR DANES N LEATHER CASE. LOST NEAR I BE AT THE EXECUTIVE MESS VIENNA, (UPI) -CZECH BOR­ HE LSI NK I, ( UP I ) - - tiT HE THE ~OAT POOL ON SATURDAY DURING THE LUNCH HOUR ON DER PATROLMEN STOOD OPEN­ ONLY THING THAT WORRIES ME PLEASE CALL STEVE fiNK, 630. AUGUST 29, 30 , 31, AND MOUTHED TODAY AS A 38-TON IS HOW I CAN GET MY GLOVE SEPTEMBER 3 AND 4 TO RECEIVE TRANSPORT TRUCK AND TRAILER OUT OF HIS BIG MOUTH," SAID lONE CHILD'S PEDAL-AIRPLANE YOUR PAYMENT CRASHED THROUGH THEIR METAL WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION I WITH STUART T-614 WRITTEN BARRIER INTO AUSTRIA SONNY LISTON TONIGHT wHEN I 0AN IT LOST IN TRAILER ATTENTION, ISLAND WOMEN SITTING NEXT TO THE DANISH ASKED WHAT HE THOUGHT ABOUT I REA. PLEASE CONTACT DRIVER, WAS A CZECH COUPLE, MRS. LUKE MARKVE, WIFE OF HIS NUMBER ONE CHALLENGER I, TRAILER 614 OR CALL 9-8353 JOSEF AND MARTHA RUZICKA. CASSIUS CLAY. , OUR I NG WOR K HOURS THE NEW PROTESTANT CHAPLAI~, AND MRS ELDEN BUCK WHO ONCE SAFELY IN AUSTRIAN LISTON RECEIVED A WARM WILL WORK WITH HER HUSBAND TERRITORY THE CZECHS EM­ WELCOME fROM THE 17,000 WANTED BRACED LARSEN AND HIS UNCLE, IN THE PROTESTANT MISSION CROWD ATTENDING THE HELSINKI WOULD LIKE TO BUY 2 TICKETS tI ON EBEYE, WILL BE HONORED SOERENS JENSEN, 38, OWNER AMUSEMENT PARK "LINNANMAEKl TO THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S OF A TRANSPORT FIRM IN AT AN INFORMAL COFFEE AT TO WATCH THE CHAMP WORK OUTIN CLUB DANCE "A NIGHT ON THE DENMARK EMON BEACH PAVILION FRIDAY A 30-MINUTE EXHIBITION TOWN". CALL 9-262 OR CON­ SEVERAL WEEKS AGO JENSEN MORNING, AUGUST 30, AT 9.30. TRAINING SESSION MANY TACT TRAILER 643 ASK AND HIS NEPHEW MET THE THE PROTESTANT WOMEN'S EAGER fANS WERE AT THE RING­ fOR KEN MITCHELL RUZICKAS IN A PRAGUE CAFE CHAPEL fELLOWSHIP MEMBERS SIDE HOURS BEfORE THE SCHED­ HOUSE ULED START OF THE PROGRAM. AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE­ ARE HOSTESSES fOR THE EVENT REFRESHMENTS Of COFFEE AND JENSEN'S TRANSPORTING Of THE CHAMP, MAKING HIS WILL MAKE DEPOSIT ON ONE MACH I NERY At() OTHER GOODS HOME-BAKED GOODS WILL BE THIRD APPEARANCE OF HIS UNTIL AVAILABLE CALL TOOK HIM TO CZECHOSLOVAKIA SERVED. ALL KWAJALEIN CURRENT EUROPEAN TOUR, DE­ , 2256 Af TER 5. QUITE OFTEN WOMEN ARE URGED TO COME TO LIGHTED THE FINNISH FANS AfTER THE THIRD MEETING WITH FLASHING UPPERCUTS AND GENERAL NOTICES MEET THE NEW ARRIVALS IN THE CZECH COUPLE ASKED LAR­ DEMONSTRATIONS OF HIS FAMOUS BINGQ AT THE MAD CLUB AT OUR AREA. SEN TO GET THEM OUT. WITH­ LEfT JAB. 7 30 P M. EVERY FRIDAY OUT HESITATION LARSEN AGREED, HOLIDAY CLOSING WHEN ASKED WMY HIS WifE ALTHOUGH, AS HE TOLD RE­ NEVER ATTENDED HIS fiGHTS, THE PROTESTANT JUNIQR CHOIR ON LABOR DAY, MONDAY 2 SEP­ PORTERS TODAY, "I CAN NEVER LIS TON QUI P P ED: liT HER E A I N' T WILL MEET ON FRIDAY EVENING TEMBER THE FOLLOWING WILL BE DO BUSINESS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA NO POINT IN HER COMING TO AT THE REGULAR TIME. CLOSED. COMMISSARY, KWAJA­ I LEIN STORE (MACY'SJ, LAUNDRY, AGAIN." THE FIGHT. I ILL BE RIGHT BARBER SHOP~ AND BEAUTY SALON BACK DIRECTLY" 1-