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VOL. No. 1405 ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY 17 APRIL 1963 AT Sf A TEMPERATURES CAPTAIN TEICH AND 31JRIAL KWAJAlEIN, 86-76 AND ROI NAMUR, FOR SUB VICTIMS 84-78. THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY RANGED PARTY ARRIVE PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE, (UPI)-­ BETWEEN 75 AND 90 PERCENT. WITH THE ARRIVAL OF THE POINT MUGU PRAYERS HAVE BEEN SAID AND flOWERS ...... DOWN-RANGE FLIGHT THIS AFTERNOON, HAVE BEEN DROPPED OVER THE 8,4oo-fOOT RED TRAWLER NEAR KENNEDY HOME PAcMISRANFAC KWAJ. WILL FACE ITS ANNUAL DEEP WATERY GRAVE Of THE SUBMARINE PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, (UPI)--A COAST ADMINISTRATIVE INSPECTION. CHIEF IN­ THRESHER AND THE 129 MEN ABOARD. GUARD PATROL BOAT ASSIGNED TO GUARD SPECTOR WILL BE CAPTAIN RICHARD J. THE SUBMARINE AND ITS MEN YESTERDAY PRESIDENT KENNEDY TODAY SPED OFFSHORE TEICH, DEPUTY COMMANDER OF THE PACIFIC WERE GIVEN A TRADITIONAL NAVAL BURIAL. TO OBSERVE A RUSSIAN TRAWLER LOADED MISSILE RANGE. TWIN MEMORIAL SERVICES WERE HELD AT WITH ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT AND CRUISING CAPT. TEICH IS A NATIVE OF PHILADEL­ PORTSMOUTH NAVAL SHIPYARD, WHERE THE WITHIN SIGHT OF THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE'S PHIA AND HOLDS A BSEE FROM DREXEL IN­ SUBMARINE WAS BUILT AND COMMISSIONED, OCEAN-FRONT HOME. STITUTE, CLASS OF 1937. HE WAS FIRST AND AT GROTON, CONNECTICUT, ITS HOME A COAST GUARD SPOKESMAN SAID THE " COMMISSIONED A SECOND LIEUTENANT, IN­ FANTRY, U.S. ARMY, BUT IN 1937, HE BE­ PORT. PATROL BOAT "OBSERVED AT CLOSE RANGE, A FLORAL PIECE REPLICA OF THE LOST A 75-85 FOOT RUSSIAN TRAWLER WHICH WAS CAME A NAVAL AVIATION CADET. UPON COM­ SUBMARINE WAS DROPPED FROM A BLACK AND HEADING SOUTH TOWARD CUBA. PLETION OF FLIGHT TRAINING AT PENSACOLA, WHITE NEPTUNE PATROL PLANE OVER THE THE VESSEL WAS BEYOND THE THREE MILE HE WAS DESIGNATED A NAVAL AVIATOR AND MILE-AND-A-HALF DEEP WATERY GRAVE OF LIMIT. I N AUGUST, 1939, HE BECAME AN ENS I GN, THE THRESHER 220 MILES OFF CAPE COO. A VETERAN FISHING BOAT SKIPPER SAID U.S. NAVY. As THE WINO-WHIPPED REPLICA FLOATED THE U.S. BOAT SPED TOWARD THE REO SHIP DURING WORLD WAR 1 I, CAPT. TEICH HAD TO THE WATER, LT. I. BlASCH, A CHAPLA I N WITH THROTTLE "w I DE OPEN" AND CIRCLED SHIPBOARD AND FLYING DUTY IN THE PACIFIC. HE RECEIVED THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING ABOARD THE DESTROYER WARRINGTON PARTICI- THE TRAWLER SEVERAL TIMES. " CROSS fOR ACTION AGAINST JAPANESE FORCES PATING IN A SEARCH FOR THE EXACT LOCA- '~E JUST THOU~HT IT LOOKED FUNNY, TION OF THE SUBMARINE, SAID: "I COM- A COAST GUARD OFFICER LATER EXPLAINED. IN THE SOLOMON ISLANDS AREA IN OCTOBER I n MIT THESE BODIES TO THE DEEP. THE FISHING BOAT CAPTAIN, DAVID HAND, 1942. SINCE THE WAR, CAPT. TEICH'S THE WARRINGTON THEN FIRED A 21-GUN SAID THE RUSSIAN SHIP SLOWED DOWN, BUT NAVAL CAREER HAS BEEN HEAVILY ORIENTED SALUTE IN HONOR OF THE DEAD. THIS WAS DENIED BY THE COAST GUARD TOWARD RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF NAVY Two MEMORIAL SERVICES ALSO WILL BE WHICH SAID THE SHIP JUST KEPT GOING. WEAPONS SYSTEMS. HE BECAME DEPUTY COM­ HELD HERE TOMORROW. FRANCIS CARDINAL THERE WAS NO COMMUNICATION BETWEEN MANDER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE IN JANUARY SPELLMAN OF NEW YORK, CHAPLAIN IN THE U.S. AND RUSSIAN VESSELS. 1962. CHIEF OF THE ARMED tORCES, WILL OFFICI- •••••• OTHER MEMBERS OF THE PARTY ARE AS ATE AT ONE, IN A WHITE WOODEN CHAPEL A-SUB INQUIRY FOLLOWS: CDR. C. R. LINDLER, JR., CDR. ATOP A KNOLL AT THE NAVAL BASE. J.D. CARSON, CDR. W. R. tRASER, R. S. CATHOLIC, PROTESTANT AND JEWISH WASHINGTON, (UPI)--A NAVY COURT IN­ McMULLEN, N. J. NEWCOMB, N. G. BEARD CHAPLAINS OF THE NAVY ALSO WILL LEAD VESTIGATING THE FATAL PLUNGE OF THE AND M. C. LIPp FROM PMR, LCDR. J. W. SUBMARINE THRESHER SAID TODAY IT WANT­ PRAYERS AT SQUALUS MEMORIAL MALL. THE FITZGERALD, LCDR. t. BORS, LCDR. R. Po ED TO KNOW WHY THE COMMANDER OF AN ES­ SUBMARINE SQUALUS SANK IN 1939 WITH A O'KEEFE, LT. R. J. SWITZER AND J. L. CORT VESSEL FAilED TO REPORT IMMEDIATE­ LOSS OF 26 LIVES. VOWELL FROM THE HAWAI IAN AREA. STANDING ROOM ONLY CROWDS ATTENDED LY ON THE SUBMARINE'S lAST MESSAGES...... IN A FORMAL RULING THE COURT OF IN­ THE FINAL TRIBUTES YESTERDAY. CASTRO REPORT QUIRY NAMED LT. CMDR. STANLEY HECKER, ...... MIAMI, FLORIDA, (UPI)--A CUBAN UNDER­ TORRENTIAL RAINS HIT HAWAII ~6 SKIPPER OF THE ESCORT SHIP SKYLARK ~fA , PARTY TO THE INQUIRY " INTO THE DIS- GROUND ORGANIZATION REPORTED TONIGHT HONOLULU, (UPI)--ToRRENTIAL SPRING ASTER LAST WEDNESDAY WHICH CLAIMED 129 THAT THE CASTRO REGIME FACED A "MASSIVE RAINS DELIVERED A DEVASTATING BLOW AT LIVES. WAVE OF SABOTAGE AND UPRISINGS " LAST MONTH IN MATANZAS PROVINCE THAT WAS HAWAI I YESTERDAY, LEAVING TWO ARMY OF­ HECKER WAS TOLD BY THE COURT THAT FICERS MISSING AND PRESUMED DEAD, HIS CONDUCT IN FAILING TO INFORM HIGH­ BROKEN ONLY WHEN GOVERNMENT TROOPS SCORES OF FAMILIES HOMELESS AND DAMAGE ER AUTHORITIES OF THRESHER'S LAST MES­ SMASHED AN 85-MAN GUERRILLA FORCE. ESTIMATED AT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. SAGES "APPEARS TO BE SUBJECT TO IN­ FIFTEEN OF THE CAPTURED REBELS WERE THE RAIN, THE WORST TO HIT THE IS­ QUIRY." HECKER WAS GRANTED TIME TO EXECUTED "IMMEDIATELY WITHOUT EVEN A LANDS IN RECENT HISTORY, WAS STILL RE-EXAMINE THE LOG OF THE SKYLARK AND COURT MARTIAL," THE EXILE GROUP SAID. FALLING HEAVILY AND STEADILY, AND THE TO OBTAIN COUNSEL. ESTABAN AQUILES MORERA, COORDINATOR­ WEATHERMAN COULD PROMISE NO RELIEF THE COURT EMPHASIZED, HOWEVER, THAT GENERAL OF THE CUBAN NATIONAL UNION Of BEFORE LATE TODAY. HECKER'S ALLEGED FAILURE TO PASS ON REVOLUTIONARY INSTITUTIONS, MADE THE HARDEST HIT WERE THE RURAL SECTIONS THRESHER'S LAST MESSAGES " CANNOT CON- UNDERGROUND REPORT PUBLIC. OF HONOLULU WHERE, I N ONE SECT ION, 18 CEIVABLY HAVE CONTRIBUTED IN ANY WAY HE SAID THE RECKLESS OUTBREAK OF ANTI INCHES OF RAIN FELL IN EIGHT HOURS, TO THE LOSS OF THE USS THRESHER AND CASTRO ACTIVITY WAS TRIGGERED BY THE SPILLING SWIRLING FLOOD WATERS OVER THOSE ON BOARD." KILLING OF REBEL LEADER JUAN JOSE CATALA, KNOWN AS LT. PICHI, IN MATANZAS. STREAM BANKS, DESTROYING VALUABLE CAPT. SAUL KATZ, LEGAL ADVISER TO THE SABOTAGE INCLUDED SETTING VAST ACRES OF FARM LAND AND AT LEAST 100 THE COURT OF INQUIRY, SAID LATER THAT HOMES. TRACTS OF SUGAR CANE PLANTATIONS ON FIRE THE COURT'S ACTION MEANT THAT HECKER It AND SCATTERED BUT SIMULTANEOUS UPRIS- ...... WAS BEING ASKED FORMALLY AND FOR THE VIRGINIA TINSLEY BORN HERE RECORD TO EXPLAIN HIS CONDUCT. NEITHEf INGS" THAT THREATENED TO EXTEND BEYOND MATANZAS AND ENVELOP THE ENTIRE ISLAND. VIRGINIA LYNN TINSLEY WAS INTRODUCED KATZ NOR ANY MEMBER OF THE COURT WOULD PREMIER tlDEL CASTRO UNLEASHED FERO- INTO THE WORLD YESTERDAY MORNING AT COMMENT ON WHAT THE CONSEQUENCES TO " CIOUS REPRISALS" AND ORDERED MASS AR­ THE STATION HOSPITAL. BORN AT 3:20 HECKER WOULD BE IF THE COURT WAS NOT RESTS TO MEET THE THREAT, MORERA SAID. A.M., VIRGINIA LYNN IS THE DAUGHTER OF SATISFIED WITH HIS EXPLANATION. LT. ROBERT AND JACQUELINE T,NSLEY AND THEN "LARGE NUMBERS OF TROOPS AND MILI­ TIA" WERE MOBILIZED TO MOVE AGAINST THE WEIGHED 5 LBS lei oz. SHE HAS TWO SGT. YORK OfF CRITICAL LIST OLDER BROTHERS, JOHN 14 AND ROBERT 4, GUERRILLAS. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, (UPI)--WORLD THE BULK OF THE REBELS CLASHED WITH AND A SISTER, LEE ANN AGE 6. WAR I HERO SGT. ALVIN C. YORK TODAY LT. TINSLEY IS WITH SEARCH AND RESCUE GOVERNMENT FORCES NEAR CIENAGE DE ZAPATA. WAS TAKEN OFF THE CRITICAL LIST AT ST. THEY WERE CORNERED WHEN THEIR AMMUNITION HERE AND ON WAKE AND WAS PART OF THE THOMAS' HOSPITAL, WHERE HE HAS BEEN DC-7 RESCUE OF THE DUMBO fLIGHT RE­ RAN OUT. UNDERGOING TREATMENT FOR SEVERE PAINS MORERA ALSO REPORTED THAT THERE ARE PORTED IN YESTERDAY'S HOURGLASS, BUT OF THE CHEST, SHOULDER AND BACK. HE FORGOT TO INCLUDE HIMSELF WHEN HE NOW 70,000 TO 71,000 POLITICAL PRISONERS "HIS CONDITION IS SERIOUS, BUT HE REPORTED TO US. THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND. BECAUSE OF THE IS OFF CRITICAL AND HAS SHOWN SOME THE HOSPITAL REPORTS THAT MOTHER AND ItSUBHUMANIt CONDITIONS IN WHICH THEY ARE DEFINITE IMPROVEMENT," A HOSPITAL .. "R DAUGHTER ARE DOING FINE. HELD THERE HAVE BEEN EPIDEMICS OF VA ...... SPOKESMAN SAID. 10US KINDS IN THE PRISONS, HE ADDEO. THE 75-YEAR-OLD YORK WAS HOSPITAL- THE ISLE OF PINES, ABOUT 40 MILES Off I YESTERDAY'S RA I NFALL I')F 13 I NCHES I ZED SATURDAY. IT MARKED THE FOURTH 2. CUBA'S SOUTHERN COAST, IS NOW KNOWN AS I WAS NEARLY EQUAL TO THE TOTAL ACCUMULA- TIME IN LESS THAN A YEAR HE HAS BEEN "DEVIL'S ISLAND" BECAUSE OF THE CONDITION TION WE HAD HAD DURING THE FIRST 15 BROUGHT HERE FROM HIS PALL MALL HOME IN WHICH PRISONERS ARE HELD THERE, THE DAYS Of THE MONTH. OUR TOTAL FOR APRil FOR TREATMENT. I _I SNOW 4.28 INCHES. ____-.JL~ ______..L.. CUBAN______SAID. _ PAGE 2 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 17 APRIL 1903 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION or THE COM­ SOVIETS PLAN MOON POWER STATION ~EGROES APPLY AT UNIVERSfTY Of ALABAMA MANDING OFfiCER, PACifIC MISSILE RANGE Moscow, (UPI }--SOVIETS SPACE SHIPS BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, (UPJ)--THREE fACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, AND HOUSEWIVES WILL USE ELECTRICITY ~£GROES flLEB A fEDERAL COURT SUIT IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU Of WEAPONS GENERATED ON THE MOON IN THE fUTURE, TODAY SEEKING ADMISSION TO THE UNIVER­ CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE TRANS­ Moscow RADIO'S NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE SITY Of ALABAMA--THE fiRST SUCH ACTION PORT COMPANY Of TEXAS. SAID TONIGHT. SINCE THE SCHOOL'S ONLY OTHER NEGRO THE HouRGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY "SOVIET SCIENTISTS HAVE DRAWN UP STUDENT WAS WHISKED Off THE CAMPUS IN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE fOR PLANS fOR BUILDING AN ETERNAL POWER 1956 TO HALT RIOTING NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEfORE PUBLICA­ STATION ON THE MOON," THE BROADCAST THE SUIT ASKED fOR INJUNCTIONS T0 TION DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 SAID, EXPLAINING HOW THt SUNLIGHT WHICH PREVENT OffiCIALS AT THE SCHOOL fROM A.M DAY Of PUBLICATION fALLS ALMOST CONTINUALLY ON THE MOON'S BARRING ENROLLMENT Of NEGROES THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO "LIGHT" SIDE WOULD BE CONVERTED INTO If THE SUIT IS SUCCESSfUL IT WOULD EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED fOR PUBLICATION ELECTRICITY BREACH THE LAST SOLID SEGREGATION "HUGE MIRRORS WOULD fOCUS THE SUN'S fRONT IN THE SOUTH ALABAMA IS THE EDITOR - JIM CHRISTENSEN RAYS ON A SPECIAL DEVICE WHICH CONVER~ ONLY STATE WITH COMPLETE SEGREGATION THEIR ENERGY INTO ELECTRICITY If SUCH IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS THOUGHT Of WAR A POWER STATION WERE BUILT ON THE MOON A YOUNG NEGRO COED, AUTHERINE LUCY, WASHINGTON, (UPI )--THE WASHINGTON THE SUN'S RAYS WOULD NOT HAVE TO PENE­ WAS THE ONLY PERSON Of HER RACE EVER POST AND TIMES HERALD SAID TODAY IT TRATE THICK LAYERS Of ATMOSPHERE TO ATTEND A WHITE PUBLIC SCHOOL IN IS NECESSARY fOR THE UNITED STATES BECAUSE THERE ARE NO CLOUDS AROUND THE ALABAMA AND SHE STAYED ONLY THREE DAYS. TO "fACE ~ TO THE AWfUL POSSIBILITIES" MOON SHE WAS ADMITTED TO THE UNIVERSITY Of MILITARY INVOLVEMENT IN LAOS "MOREOVER, THE LUNAR DAY IS EQUAL TO IN FEBRUARY, 1956, UNDER A COURT IT SAID THE UNITED STATES MUST ALSO 14 EARTH DAYS. THE POWER STATION ORDER, SUT LEfT AfTER TENSIONS REACHED KEEP PRESSURE ON RUSSIA TO AVOID AN COULD WORK ALL THIS TIME WITHOUT A RIOT PROPORTIONS. OUTBREAK Of A NEW CIVIL WAR IN THE BREAK " THE SUIT SAID THE THREE NEGROES HAD TINY SOUTHEAST ASIA NATION Moscow RADIO THEN DESCRIBED THE IM­ APPLIED fOR ADMISSION TO THE TERM COMMENTING ON THE LAOS SITUATION, MENSE POWER AVAILABLE AND THE MEANS Of WHICH BEGANS IN FEBRUARY, BUT HAD BEEN THE POST SAID MAKING IT USEfUL TO SPACEMEN AND TURNED DOWN. "THE PATHET LAOS'S STRATEGY IS ONE HOUSEWIVES THE PLAINTiffS ASKED THAT THE Of NIBBLES, NOT Of BLOWS THEY HOPE "IN SUCH CONDITIONS IT WOULD BE UNIVERSITY DEAN Of ADMISSIONS BE ORD­ TO KEEP VIOLENCE IN THEIR PATHETIC POSSIBLE TO BUILD A HELlO-STATION ERED TO STOP "REfUSING TO CONSIDER THE LAND BELOW THE LEVEL THAT WOULD AT­ (SOLAR STATION) WITH A POWER OUTPUT Of APPLICATIONS Of NEGRO RESIDENTS Of TRACT SUPERIOR MILI~ARY OPPOSITION SEVERAL BILLION KILOWATTS THIS IS ALABAMA TO THE UNIVERSITY. UPON THE THEY ALSO WISH TO MINIMIZE THE NEUTRA­ HUNDREDS Of THOUSANDS Of TIMES MORE SAME TERM~ AND CONDITIONS APPLICABLE LIZING INfLUENCE Of THE INTERNATIONAL THAN THE OUTPUT Of THE LARGEST TO WHITE APPLICANTS •• " CONTROL COMMISSION THUS, THE PATHET ELECTRIC STATIONS WE HAVE ON EARTH THE THREE PLAINTiffS WERE VIVIAN J. LAO CA~ BE EXPECTED TO LAY LOW WHEN TODAY MALONE, 20, SANDY ENGLISH, 21, AND ITS TROUBLEMAKING STIRS THE WEST TO "ELECTRICAL ENERGY CAN BE TRAr-sSfORMED JIMMY A HOOD, 20 SPEAK, AS NOW, 0f DIPLOMATIC INTER­ INTO LIGHT AND THEN BEAMED TO EARTH VENTION OR MILITARY AID TO THE BE­ IN THE fORM Of A THIN RAY THIS WILL ITALIAN DOCTORS LEAGUERED GOVERNMENT THE REBELS DO BE DONE WITH A NEW DEVICE CALLED THE ROME (UPI )--PATIENTS THROUGHOUT NOT WANT A CIVIL WAR, THEY COUNT ON LASER," THE BROADCAST SAID ITALY HAD TO PAY fOR MEDICAL CARE OUT A PROTRACTED CHIPPING OPERATION. NOR BUT THE EARTH'S CLOUDS WOULD ABSORB Of THEIR OWN peCKETS TODAY AS THE DO THEIR CHIEf SPONSQ~S,THE NORTH TOO MUCH Of THIS LIGHT MAKING IT MORE BREAK BETWEEN THE NATIONS 83,000 VIETNAMESE, WANT A LAR~ER WESTERN USEfUL TO EXPLORERS IN CLOUD-fREE DOCTORS AND 280 HEALTH INSURANCE MILITARY COMMITMENT TO SOUTHEAST ASIA SPACE TO POWER THEIR SHIPS THAN TO ORGANIZATIONS BECAME fiNAL THAN HANOI ALREADY HAS ON ITS HANDS. GROUNDED EARTHMEN. THE DOCTORS, CAMPAIGNING fOR MORE "DEPENDING ON THE DEGREE Of ALARM THE SOVIETS SAID "ANOTHER DEVICE, MONEY AND LESS RED TAPE, fOLLOWED UP WHICH fiNALLY BECOMES THE BASIS fOR CALLED THE MASER, WILL HAVE TO BE USED A SERIES Of STRIKES BY CANCELLING ITS POLICY, THE WEST WILL OR WILL NOT fOR TRANSfERRING ELECTRICITY fROM THE THEIR ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE NATION'S MAKE WARNINGS, A SHOW Of fORCE OR M~ MOON TO EARTH IT WORKS ON THE SAME MYRIAD HEALTH SCHEMES 10 DAYS AGO EXTREME GESTURISM IT IS HARD TO SEE PRINCIPLE AS THE LASER, ONLY IT CON­ THE BREAK TOOK PLACE GRADUALLY AND HOW ANY Of THESE WILL EffECTIVELY VERTS ELECTRICAL ENERGY INTO A RADIO BY TODAY WAS fULLY EffECTIVE THROUGH­ ADVANCE THE GENEVA MANDATE, If THE WAVE. SUCH A RADIO BEAM EASILY PASSES OUT THE COUNTRY. STEPS ARE WEAK, THE PATHET LAO WILL THROUGH OUTER SPACE AND SLIPS THROUGH THE MOVE LEfT AN ESTIMATED 45 MIL­ CONTINUE TO NIBBLE. If THEY ARE THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE AT THE END LION ITALIANS--90 PER CENT Of THE STRONG, THE WEST WILL BE ON THE ROAD Of THE STAGE SPECIAL DEVICES ON EARTH POPULATION--TO PAY THEIR OWN DOCTOR'S TO ANOTHER VIET NAM WITH ALL Of ITS WILL RECONVERT THE RADIO BEAM INTO BILLS AND THEN CLAIM REBATES fROM UGLY IMPLICATIONS. THE CHINESE HAVE ELECTRICITY," AND fROM THERE TO SOVIET INSURANCE COMPANIES. PUSHED A STRATEGIC ROAD INTO NORTHERN HOMES AND fACTORIES" IN THE PAS~ MOST Of THE DOCTORS HAD LAOS, IT MAY BE NOTED BEEN PAID DIRECTLY BY THE INSURANCE "IT IS NECESSARY fOR THE ADMINISTRA­ LONDON BANK ROBBED ORGANIZATIONS, AT RATES AS LOW AS 300 TION TO fACE UP TO THE AWfUL POSSIBI­ LONDON,(UPI }--ROBBERS BROKE INTO A LIRE (48 CENTS) rOR AN OffiCE VISIT LITIES Of MILITARY INVOLVEMENT. SUBURBAN BANK, DYNAMITED THE SAfE AND AND 600 LIRE (96 CENTS) fOR A HOME WHAT IS THE VALUE Of LAOS T8 U S fLED WITH 50,000 POUNDS ($140,000), CALL INTEREST IN SOUTHEAST ASIA? THE LEAVING ONLY A MOCKING MESSAGE, IT THE DOCTORS LAST WEEKEND TURNED QUESTION MUST BE ASKED NOW" WAS REVEALED TODAY DOWN THE LATEST IN A SERIES Of MEDIA­ THE GANG, BELIEVED TO NUMBER fIVE TION ATTEMPTS BY THE GOVERNMENT. THEY OR SIX MEN, SPENT AT LEAST TWO DAYS SAID LABOR MINISTER VIRGINIO BERTINELLS' CRASHING THE "UNCRASHABLE GETTING TO THE MONEY IN THE STRONG­ OffER Of 6.6 BILL leN LIRE ($10,560,000) AMARILLO, TEXAS, (UPI )--THE UMBAuGH ROOM Of THE HIGH STREET, ILfORD, A YEAR WAS ENT1RELY INSUffiCIENT. AIRtRAfT--BILLED AS THE WORLD'S fIRST BERTINELLSt OfFER WOULD WORK OUT "UNCRASHA8LE" AIRSHIP--CRASHED TODAY BRANCH Of BARCLAYS BANK OVER THE LONG TO A RAISE Of ABOUT 16 PER CENT THE PILOT JAMESiKARR, ESCAPED WITH MINOR EASTER WEEKEND, POLICE SAID THEY SLEW OPEN THE SAfE WITH A POw- DOCTORS ARE DEMANDING AT LEAST 50 INJURIES THE AIRCRAfT'WAS WRECKED HE WAS DEMONSTRATING IT AT LOW ALTITUDE ERfUL CHARGE Of DYNAMITE AfTER GETTING PER CENT. INTO THE BANK BY CUTTING THROUGH THE WHEN IT CRASHED WALL fROM A VACANT SHOP NEXT DOOR EXILES ACCUSE KENNEDY THE UMBAUGH AIRCRAfT IS A PUSHER- DEBRIS LITTERED THE STRONGROOM AND MIAMI, fLQRIDA,{UPl )--CUBAN EXILE TYPE, PROPELLER-DRIVEN SHIP WITH LEADER DR. JOSE MIRO CARDONA HAS AC­ ROTARY PROPELLER ON TOP IT RESEMBLES EXPLOSIVE fUMES STILL HUNG IN THL AIR WHEN DETECTIVES ARRIVED ON THE SCENE CUSED PRESIDENT KENNE~Y Of "BREAKING A COMBINATION AUTOGYRO-HELICOPTER THIS MORNING. THE ROBBERY WAS DIS­ PROMISES AND AGREEMENTS" fOR A NEW KA~ WAS DEMONSTRATING THE PLA~E fOR COVERED BY AN EARLY MORNING CLEANING INVASION Of CUBA IN fAVOR Of "PEACEfQ A COMMITTEE OF THE AMARILLO CHAMBER COEXISTENCE" WITH THE FIDEL CASTRO Of COMMERCE INVESTORS MUST fiND A WOMAN THE ROBBERS LEfT BEHIND A MESSAGE-­ REGIME, SOURCES SAID TODAY FACTORY SITE FOR PRODUCTION BEfORE CHALKED ON THE WALL WHICH SAID, THE HEAO OF THE CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY APRIL 26, OR THE UMBAUGH COMPANY WILL COUNCIL MADE THE ACCUSATION IN A 23- GO INTO BANKRUPTCY ONLY fiVE MODELS "THE BOSS WAS HERE " PAGE RECAPITULATION Of HIS DEALINGS Of THE EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAfT HAVE INTELLECT IS TO EMOTION AS OUR CLOTHES WITH KENNEDY SINCE THE ABORTIVE BAY BEEN PRODUCED ARE TO OUR eODI ES: WE COULD NOT VERY Of PIGS INVASION TWO YEARS AGO BOB RICE Of AMARILLO, WHO HAS A MIRO, ACCORDING TO COUNCIL SOURCES fRANCHISE TO SELL THE UMBAUGH, TOLD WELL HAVE CIVILIZED LifE WITHOUT CLOTHES, BUT WE WOULD BE IN A POOR WAY WHO HAVE STUDIED THE DOCUMENT, CHARGES THE COMMITTEE CO~FIDENTLY "THIS PLANE If WE HAD ONLY CLOTHES WITHOUT BODIES THAT ON APRIL 20, 1961- THE PRESIDENT CAN'T CRASH" ALfRED NORTH WHITEHEAD ?fORMALIZED" A PACT WHICH CALLED fOR fifTEEN MINUTES LATER THE SHIP WAS A PILE Of RUBBLE IN A fIELD A NEW INVASION ~- PAGE 3 HOURGLASS PTA TO ELECT OffiCERS THE APRil MEETiNG or THE GEORGE SEITZ PARENTS AND TEACHERS ASSOCIATION WILL HISTORY OF THE ISLANDS BE HELD MONDAY, APRIL 22ND, AT 8 P.M. IN THE SCHOOL LIBRARY. PROGRAM CHAIR­ AT THE SAME TIME, THE CIVILIAN POPULATION HAD TO BE DEALT WiTHg JAPAN­ MAN, HARRIET ALGER, HAS ANNOUNCED THAT ESE, KOREANS AND OKINAWANS AS WELL AS LOCAL ISLANDERS. THE JAPANESE, THE ASSOCIATION WILL FOREGO A PLANNED KOREANS AND OKIKAWANS WERE COLLECTED IN CAMPS AWAY FROM THE IMMEDIATE PROGRAM FOR THIS MEETING DUE TO THE VICINITY OF THE OCCUPYING FORCES, OFTEN TO AN ADJOINING ISLET IN THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR THE 1963-64 CASE Of AN ATOLL. THERE THEY WERE GOVERNED, AS NEARLY AS EXISTING CON­ SESSION. DITIONS PERMITTED, IN THE REGULATIONS LAYED DOWN BY THE HAGUE CONVEN­ THE CURRENT PRESIDENT, MR. GLENN PAULK, TION AND THE TREATY OF GHENT. DURING THE WINTER OF 1945-~ ALMOST ALL WILL CALL FOR THE STANDING COMMITTEE THESE JAPANESE NATIONALS WERE REPARTRIATED TO THEIR RESPECTIVE COUNTRIES REPORTS AND THEN ASK rOR THE PRESENTATION THE LOCAL INHABITANTS OF THE ISLANDS PRESENTED A STILL DIFFERENT PRO­ OF THE SLATE OF OFFICERS AS PROPOSED BY BLEM. THOUGH THEY WERE FIRST REGARDED AS HAVING THE STATUS Of JAPANESE THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE. THE COM­ 1963 SUBJECTS, A LACK OF CLARITY IN THE MANDATE DEFINITION Of NATIONALITY MITTEE OF THREE, EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBER MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR THE UNITED STATES TO TREAT THEM INSTEAD, AS LIBER­ DAVE SWEARINGEN, DR. GEORGE TEMPLE, AND ATED PERSONS UNDER AMERICAN WARDSHIP. WHERE POSSIBLE THEY WERE HELPED MR. JOHN JLMAN, MET LAST WEEK AND HAVE TO REHABILITATE THEMSELVES AS SOON AS POSSIBLE IN THEIR TRADITIONAL BUSILY CONTACTED THOSE MEMBERS WHO WILL COMMUNITIES, THOUGH IN SOME CASES CAMPS HAD TO BE TEMPORARILY IN THEIR SERVE AS NOMINEES. PRESIDENT PAULK WILL CARE. THEIR WELFARE WAS MADE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF SPECIAL MILITARY HEAR ANY ADDITIONAL NOMINATIONS FROM THE GOVERNMENT UNITS ORGANIZED AND TRAINED BY THE UNITED STATES NAVY PRI­ FLOOR AND ASKS THAT SUCH NOMINATIONS MARILY FOR THIS PURPOSE. IN THE IMMEDIATE POST-WAR PERIOD MOST OF THE HAVE THE PREVIOUS APPROVAL OF THOSE NO­ U.S. MILITARY FORCES LEFT THE ISLANDS AND THE LESSER BASES WERE PUT IN­ MINATED. TO CARETAKER STATUS OR ABANDONED. THE MILITARY GOVERNMENT TYPE Of CON­ ALL PTA MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND TROL CONTINUED UNTIL THE ISLANDS FORMALLY BECAME A UNITED STATES TRUST THIS MOST IMPORTANT MEETING AND TO CAST THEIR VOTES FOR THEIR CHOICE OF OFFICERS. TERRITORY. ALL PERSONS ATTENDING ARE REMINDED THAT I J STOCK THEY ARE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE ONLY IF THEY THE BASIC MICRONESIAN RACIAL THE FULL-BLOODED MICRONESIAN ISLANDERS IN THE TERRITORY SHOW PHYSICAL ARE PAID MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION. CHARACTERISTICS THAT VARY A GREAT DEAL IN INDIVIDUALS AND TO SOME EX· TENT REGIONALLY. TOGETHER WITH OTHER PACIFIC PEOPLES THEY HAVE COMPLI­ FIGHTING STOPS BUT OFFICIALS WORRY CATED BREED LINES IN WHICH ARE INTERWOVEN GENETIC ELEMENTS ASSOCIATED VIETIANE, {UPI)--NEUTRALIST AND PRO­ IN THE ADJACENT SOUTH AND EAST ASIAN COUNTRIES WITH "MONGOLOID" AND COMMUNIST TROOPS WERE REPORTED TO HAVE "CAUCASOID" RACIAL TYPES, AND TO A SMALLER EXTENT WITH "NEGRITOID" AND HALTED THEIR BATTLE ON THE PLAIN OF JARS "AUSTRALOID" TYPES. TODAY BUT WORRIED FOREIGN DIPLOMATS AT MOST, IT CAN BE SAID THAT, ALONG WITH OTHER MICRONESIANS, THESE FEARED IT WOULD ERUPT AGAIN. PEOPLE APPROXIMATE TO A BROAD COMMON PATTERN OF PHYSIQUE. iTS MOST INDIA'S AVTAR SINGH, CHAIRMAN OF THE OBVIOUS MARKS ARE: MEDIUM STATURE, ADULT MALES BEING 5 FEET 4 INCHES INTERNATIONAL CONTROL COMMISSION, SAID TO 5 FEET 5 INCHES IN HEIGHT, BROWN SKIN, STRAIGHT TO WAVY BLACK HAIR, AFTER AN ON-THE-SPOT ASSESSMENT THAT RELATIVELY LITTLE FACE AND BODY HAIR, AND RATHER HIGH CHEEKBONES. THE THE SITUATION "CONTINUES TO BE DANGER­ PEOPLE IN THE WEST AND CENTRAL ZONES (PALAU, TRUK, AND PONAPE) TEND TO ous." HAVE THE MONGOLOID TYPE CHARACTERS SOMEWHAT MORE EMPHASIZED, iNCLUDING SINGH RETURNED TO VIETIANE WITH HIS MEDIUM TO ROUND HEADS AND ROUNDED FACES ESPECIALLY AMONG WOMEN By TWO FELLOW COMMISSIONERS FROM CANADA CONTRAST THOSE IN THE MARSHALLS TO THE EAST APPEAR RATHER MORE CAUCASOID AND POLAND, PLUS THE BRITISH AND SOVIET IN TYPE AS ARE THEIR POLYNESIAN NEIGHBORS, WITH LONGER NARROWER HEADS AMBASSADQRS TO LAOS, DONALD HOBSON AND AND FACES, NARROWER NOSES AND LIPS. TENDENCIES TOWARD THE NEGRITOID SERGE AFANASSI£V. AND AUSTRALOID TYPES APPEAR THROUGHOUT, BUT ESPECIALLY PERHAPS IN THE THE FIVE MEN WENT TO TRE PLAIN OF JARS PALAUS AND SOUTHWEST ISLANDS, WITH INDIVIDUALS SHOWING DARKER SKINS, YESTERDAY WITH PREMIER PRINCE SOUVANNA CURLY TO FRIZZLY HAIR, MORE BODY HAIR, AND HEAVIER FEATURES REMINISCENT PHOUMA. THE PREMIER WAS ABLE TO TALK OF THE NEW GUINEA AREA. IN THE SOUTHWEST ISLANDS, WHICH ARE NEAREST TO THE OPPOSING COMMANDERS, NEUTRALIST THE WEST NEW GUINEA-MELUCCA ZONE THE AVERAGE STATURE OF THE ADULT MALE GEN. KONG LE AND PATHET LAO COL. SING­ IS REPORTED TO BE FROM ONE TO TWO INCHES SHORTER THAN THE MICRONESIAN KAPO, INTO A TEMPORARY CEASE-FIRE. AVERAGE, AND SOME INDIVIDUALS LOOK QUITE NEGRITOID. REPORTS REACHING VIETIANE FROM KONG Two ISLANDS OF THE SOUTHEAST CAROLINES, KAPINGAMARANGI AND NUKUORO, LE'S HEADQUARTERS SAID FIGHTING CON­ ARE RACIALLY DISTINCTIVE AS BEING PEOPLED BY POLYNESIAN RATHER THAN TINUED AFTER THE TRUCE WAS PROCLAIMED MICRONESIAN TYPE PEOPLES. YESTERDAY BUT NO CLASHES WERE REPORTED TODAY. PAGE 17 THE POLISH COMMISSION MEMBER, MALIK THEE, GAVE A HINT AS TO THE CONTINUED TENSION. HE SAID THE RIVAL FIELD COM­ BALLOON FLIGHT DELAYED AGAIN NEW CABLE I MANDERS HAD NOT REACHED AGREEMENT OF ALAMOGORDO, NEW MEXICO, (UPI)--THE PORT ALBERNI, BRITISH COLUMBIA, (UPI) FREEING A NEUTRALIST TANK COMPANY WHICH PROJECT STARGAZER BALLOON FLIGHT WAS --THE BRITISH CABLE SHIP MONARCH LEAVE HAS BEEN SURROUNDED BY PATHET LAO FORC~ CALLED orf AGAIN TODAY. AIR FORCE HERE ON A I,OOO-MILE CABLE-LAYING NEAR XIENG KHOAUNG. OFFICIALS SAID PROSPECTS OF GETTING VOYAGE ACROSS THE PACIFIC PRESUMABLY ANY ATTEMPT BY THE TANK THE BIG BALLOON INTO THE AIR rOR ITS THE MONARCH WILL TAKE 10 DAYS TO COMPANY TO BREAK OUT OR BY THE PATHET TRIP 15 MILES ABOVE THE EARTH TUESDAY STRING OUT THE CABLE AS PART OF A PRO­ LAO TO CAPTURE IT WOULD SHATTER THE MORNING WERE "VERY REMOTE." JECT WHICH WILL GIVE WIRED TELEPHONE TRUCE. LT. COL. CHARLES HARRIS, I NfORMA., : SERVICE AROUND THE WORLD. THE TWO LEADERS DID AGREE, HOWEVER, TION OFFICER AT HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE AT A POINT MIDWAY BETWEEN THIS VAN­ TO SUPPLY THE ISOLATED TANK COMPANY WITH BASE WHERE THE HUGE BALLOON IS POISED COUVER ISLAND PORT AND HAWAII, THE FOOD TRANSPORTED BY MIXED TEAMS. FOR A FLIGHT TO STUDY THE STARS, SAID MONARCH WILL MARK THE END OF THE LINE COMMISSION OFFICIALS SAID TRUCE-SUPER­ THAT WEATHER CHECKS WOULD CONTINUE TO THEN RETURN TO ENGLAND TO PICK UP AN- VISORS WILL MAKE fREQUENT VISITS TO THE BE MADE, BUT THE TWO-MAN fLIGHT TO THE OTHER LOAD Of CABLE. PLAIN TO TRY TO KEEP THE CEASE-FIRE IN EDGE OF THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE PROBA-I THE VESSEL WILL TRAVEL AT ABOUT SIX EFFECT. BLY WOULD BE POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNES- KNOTS, WITH STOPS EVERY FEW HOURS TO ...... DAY. LOWER A DEVICE KNOWN AS A REPEATER. UNIVERSITY Of HAWAII WINDS AS HIGH AS 45 MILES AN HOUR THE REPEATER AMPLlrlES VOICE SOUNDS THE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION OF THE UNI­ IN THE SCRUBBY DESERT REGION KICKED SO THAT TELEPHONE CALLS BETWEEN CONTI- VERSITY OF HAWAI I WILL BE HELD ON WED­ UP CLOUDS OF DUST SO THICK THAT AUTO- NENTS WILL BE AS CLEAR AS THOSE BE- NESDAY, FROM P.M. IN ROOM 2 OF THE 7-9 MOBILES IN THE HIGHWAY NEARBY WERE TWEEN ADJOINING ROOMS. GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. FRESHMAN AND FORCED TO USE HEADLIGHTS AT MID-DAY. TRANSFER STUDENTS WITH LESS THAN 12 ...... TIGERS SENT SEMESTER HOURS OF TRANSFER CREDIT ARE ...... SERVICES OFFERED ELIGIBLE TO TAKE THE EXAMINATION. FEE IS Moscow, {UPI)--THREE FULLY GRGWN $2.00. WILL TAKE CARE OF CHILD IN MY HOME ASSYRIAN TIGERS, CAUGHT BY FOUR SOVIET LAST WORD FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF FOR WORKING MOTHER. PREFER CHILD HUNTERS, ARE BEING SENT TO ZOOS IN THE HAWAI I IN HONOLULU IS THAT THE COURSE OLD ENOUGH TO PLAY WITH MY 5 YEAR UNITED STATES, FRANCE AND ITALY, THE BEING OFFERED HERE AS GENERAL SCIENCE OLD CHILD. OFFICIAL NEWS AGENCY TASS REPORTED TO­ DAY. 530, HAS ~ PREREQUISITE. THE INSTRUC­ SEE MRS. MADDOX AT TRAILOR 728. TOR IS DR. WHITECLOUD. TASS SAID THE FOUR HUNTERS, HELPED , IF IT'S NEWS--CALL THE HOURGLASS! ONLY BY A PACK OF DOGS, TOOK ONLY A ..... FEW HOURS TO "TRACK DOWN, TIE AND CAGE THE TIGERS. ,

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HISTORY OF THE ISLANDS CONTINUED ATTENT ION! ! ADULT MALES ARE REPORTED TO AVERAGE 5 fEET 8 INCHES IN HEIGHT. THE WANTED--GIRltS PMVSICAL EDUCATION ISLANDERS ARE CLEARLY PART Of THE WESTWARD BACKDRlfT OF POLYNESIANS INSTRUCTOR AT GEORGE SIETZ SCHOOL fOR WHO ARE SETTLED ALONG THE MELANESIAN-MICRONESIAN FRINGE, INCLUDING THE REMAINDER Of THE CURRENT SCHOOL SUCH ISLANDS FURTHER TO THE SOUTH AS TIKOPIA AND SIKIANA. THEIR LAN­ TERM. GUAG~ CUSTOMS AND ORAL HISTORY ALSO LINK THEM MORE SPECIFICALLY WITH MUST HAVE BS/BA DEGREE WITH 18 SEM­ THE SAMEA-ToKELAU-ELLICE GROUP Of POLYNESIANS. ESTER HOURS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. SCIENTISTS STILL KNOW ALL TOO lITTLE ABOUT THE PHYSICAL CHARACTER­ PHONE 2189 OR APPLY AT INDUSTRIAL ISTICS OF THE MICRONESIAN PEOPLES. SCIENTIFIC MEASUREMENTS HAVE BEEN RELATIONS OffiCE TCT. MADE BY GERMAN, JAPANESE AND OTHER EARLIER SCHOLARS, BUT USUALLY ON A RELATIVELY FEW LIVING INDIVIDUALS AND SKELETAL REMAINS. DOUGLAS ANNOUNCES NEW PLANE WASHINGTON, (UPI)--A 400-WORD AN­ HIGHLIGHTS OF THE INVASION AND CAPTURE OF NOUNCEMENT BY THE DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT CO. KWAJALEIN--29 JAN TO 4 FEB 1944 lAST WEEK CARRIES TREMENDOUS SIGNifi­ 29 JAN--NAVAl AIRCRAFT FROM THREE CARRIERS - COWPENS, MONTEREY AND CANCE FOR THE AVIATION INDUSTRY. BUNKER HILL - MADE REPEATED BOMBING AND STRAfiNG ATTACKS ON KWAJAlEIN. DOUGLAS HAD DECIDED TO BUILD THE DC9-­ A SHORT-RANGE, TWIN-ENGINE JETLINER. I I ARMY AIRCRAfT B-24's DROPPED 23 TONS Of BOMBS ON THE ISLAND. 30 JAN--FoUR BATTLESHIPS - PENNSLYVANIA, MISSISSIPPI, IDAHO AND IT IS A DECISION THAT PUTS THIS NATION'S NEW MEXICO; THREE HEAVY CARRIERS - MINNEAPOLIS, SAN FRANCISCO AND AIRFRAME INDUSTRY BACK INTO COMPETITION NEW ORLEANS; fOUR DESTROYERS - STEVENS, MCKEE, RINGOLD AND SIGSBEE WITH THE BRITISH fOR A VIRTUAllY UN­ MADE fiRING RUNS ON THE ISLANDS FROM eGI8 TO 0840. IN ORDER TO CON­ TAPPED MARKET. TROL THE ENTRANCE TO THE lAGOON,GEA (CARTER) AND NINN' (CECil) WERE UNTil DOUGLAS MADE ITS ANNOUNCEMENT, I CAPTURED BY TROOPS fROM THE 7TH CAVALRY AND IIITH INfANTRY. THE IS­ THE FORTHCOMING BRITISH AIRCRAFT COR­ lANDS WERE SECUR~D BY 0930, AND MINESWEEPING OPERATIONS THRU THE CHANNEL PORATION'S NEW SMAll JET (BAC-I~I) WAS AND INTO THE lAGOON WERE STARTED. THE ONLY ENTRY IN A POTENTIAL AIRLINER ENUBUJ (CARLSON) AND ENNYLABEGAN (CARLOS) WERE NEXT CAPTURED BY THE MARKET ESTIMATED TO BE AS HIGH AS 17TH REGIMENTAL COMBAT TEAM. CARLSON HAD BEEN SELECTED FOR THE EM­ 2,000 PLANES OVER THE NEXT 10 YEARS. PLACEMENT Of DIVISIONAL ARTillERY AND CARLOS fOR SUPPLY DUMPS AND RE­ ONE MAJOR U.S. AIRLINE, BRANIFF, AND PAIR STATIONS. HAVING MET liTTLE RESISTANCE ON CARLSON, THt 7TH SEVERAL LOCAL SERVICE AIRLINES ALREADY DIVISION ARTillERY, (4 BATTALIONS Of 105MM HOWITZERS - 31ST, 48TH, HAVE ORDERED THE BRITISH TRANSPORT. 49TH, AND 57TH FIELD ARTillERY PLUS ONE BATTALION Of 155MM HOWITZERS - DOUGLAS' OWN STUDIES SHOW THAT MORE 145TH FIELD ARTIU.ERY) BRIGGEN ARNOLD, COMMANDING, WERE lANDED. CARLSON THAN 50 PER CENT Of All AIRLINE TRAfFIC WAS REPORTED SECURE BY 1210 AND BY 1500 T"E 105's COMMENCED REGISTER­ INVOLVES ROUTE SEGMENTS OF NOT MORE ATION fiRE ON KWAJAlEIN CHECK POINTS. _DURING THE NIGHT AN IRREGULAR THAN 500 MILES. THIS MARKET PRESENTLY HARASSING fiRE WAS MAINTAINED TO PREVENT REPAIR OR REORGANIZATION Of IS SERVED BY OBSOLETE PISTON-ENGINE DEfENSE. NAVAL GUNfiRE JOINED WITH DIVISIONAL ARTillERY TO CONTINUE PLANES AND THE PROP-JETS LIKE THE ELEC­ THE SHElliNG. IT IS Of INTEREST TO NOTE THAT THE fiRST EMPLOYMENT, TRA, VISCOUNT AND F27. ) IN THE PACifIC, Of AN UNDERWATER DEMOLITION TEAM WAS MADE IN PREPARA­ TION fOR THE lANDING ON KWAJAlEIN. THE TEAM, MADE UP Of ARMY AND AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE NAVY PERSONNEL, MADE CLOSE RECONNAISSANCE Of THE BEACHES ON THE WESTERN WEDNESDAY, 17 APRIL 1963 END Of THE ISLAND DURING THE MORNING Of 31 JANUARY. No UNDERWATER OB­ 5:05 P.Mo JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT STACLES OR ANTI-BOAT MINES WERE fOUND. 0:00 NEWS I FEB--AT 0745 SYSTEMATIC PREPARATORY tiRE COMMENCED fROM NAVAL UNITS 6:15 UNIVERSITY EXPLORER OtfSHORE, MOST Of WHICH WAS DIRECTED AT THE WESTERN END Of THE ISLAND 6:30 ROMANCE TO COVER THE LANDING SCHEDULED fOR 0930. To GIVE SOME IDEA Of THE 7:00 ENCHANTMENT Of MUSIC WEIGHT Of ARMOR EMPLOYED IT IS TO BE NOTED THAT APPROXIMATELY SEVEN 7:30 ONE NIGHT STAND THOUSAND, 14, 8 AND 5 INCH SHEllS WERE fiRED BY SUPPORTING NAVAL UNITS 8:00 SUSPENSE 8:30 SPORTS REPORT AND 2~00D ROUNDS Of 105 AND 155 MM AMMUNITION WERE EXPENDED BY DIVI­ SIONAL ARTillERY. IN ADDITION, SIX B-24's fROM THE 392ND BOMBARDMENT 8:45 BIG NOISE SQUARDRON DROPPED fifTEEN, 1000 AND 2000 POUND BOMBS ON THE LANDING 9:15 PERSONAL STORY AREA. THE fiRING CONTINUED UNTil 0928 AND THE fiRST lANDING WAS MADE 9:20 NEWS ANALYSIS ON SCHEDULE. DESPITE THE INTENSIVE PRE INVASION BOMBARDMENT THE ENEMY 9:30 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES OFfERED SOME RESISTANCE TO THE lANDING ON THE WEST END OF THE ISLAND 10:00 GEORGE AND BOB USING SMAll ARMS AND MORTAR fiRE. 12:00 SIGN Off THURSDAY, 18 APRIL 1963 PAGE 18 6:00 A.M. StGN ON (CONTINUED TOMORROW) 6:02 DON THE DAWN BREAKER 7:00 NEWS ~------I 7:05 DAWN BREAKER CONT'D 7:30 SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL THE STOCK MARKET WIFE OF SOVIET PIANIST ASKS ASYLUM 8:30 ARTHUR GODfREY 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES NEW YORK, (UPI)--STEEl SHARES AGAIN LONDON, (UPI)--THE WifE Of SOVIET 9:30 WORLD Of SHOW BUSINESS DOMINATED THE STOCK MARKET TODAY AS CONCERT PIANIST VlADIMR ASHKENAZY HAD 10:00 JOY BOYS BEEN GRANTED PERMISSION TO RESUME HER PRICES CLOSED MIXED. 10:10 PERSONAL STORY THE MARKET WAS BEGINNING TO SLIP FROM BRITISH RESIDENCE, AND HE IS ENTITLED 10:15 GUEST STAR ITS HIGHS IN THE fiNAL HOUR DESPITE NEWS TO STAY WITH HER, A GOVERNMENT SPOKES­ 10:30 JOHNNY BOND MAN SAID TONIGHT. THAT U.S. STEEL HAD BECOME THE SIXTH 11:00 TURN BACK THE CLOCK COMPANY TO ANNOUNCE SELECTIVE PRICE IN­ EARLIER FLEET STREET--LoNDON'S NEWS­ 11:30 IRA COOK SHOW CREASES. MOST STEELS f.NISHED SMAll PAPER ROW--fLASHED INTO ACTION WHEN A 12:00 NEWS GOVERNMENT STATEMENT ON THE PAIR AP­ FRACTIONS HIGHER AT BEST. 12:05 WEATHER-STOCKS PEARED TO INDICATE THEY HAD SOUGHT PO­ VOLUME EXCEEDED 5 MilliON SHARES rOR 12:15 MIDDAY MELODIES THE EIGHTH CONSECUTIVE TRADING DAY AS L I TI CAL ASYLUM. 12:30 FLAIR BUT LATER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SAID THE POPULAR AVERAGES SHOWED liTTLE 1:00 NEWSMAKERS CHANGE. THE QUESTION OF ASYLUM HAD NOT BEEN 1:15 SPORTS DESK AUTO SHARES WERE UNDER PRESSURE RAISED. 1:30 SHOP CONCERT A HOME OfFICE SPOKESMAN SAID THE THROUGHOUT THE SESSION, CHRYSLER SHOW­ 3:00 A QUARTER CENTURY Of SWING ING A SIZABLE LOSS DESPITE FIRST QUAR­ APPLICATION HAD BEEN fiLED BY MRS. As­ COUNTRY CORNER HKENAZY EARLIER THIS YEAR. 4:00 TER EARNINGS Of $3.98 A SHARE VS. 14 4:30 PAU HANA SERENADE CENTS A YEAR AGO. CHEMICALS REVIVED, 5:00 AfRTS NEWS ANALYSIS LED BY Du PONT, WHICH ANNOUNCED RECORD QUARTERLY OPERATING PROfITS. AMERICAN TELEPHONE, WHICH HOLDS ITS GENERAL MESS MENU - THURSDAY ANNUAL STQCKHOlDER MEETING TOMORROW, BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER MANAGED A lARGE GAIN IN ANTICIPATION Of FRUIT JUICE CREAM Of MUSHROOM SOUP FRENCH ONION SOUP THE EVENT. ALCOA ROSE AROUND A POINT FRESH FRUIT PORK CHOPS W/ApPLE SAUCE ROAST TURKEY W/CRANBERRY BUT SWifT SHED A POINT IN A lOWER fOOD HOT & COLD CEREAL MASHED POTATOES SAUCE & GIBLET GRAVY GROUP. I BOILED EGGS SAUTEED CABBAGE MASHED POTATOES INTERNATIONAL OILS ALSO SOfTENED IN I CHOPPED CREAMED BEEF BLACKEYED PEAS BUTTERED BROCCOLI

THE riNAlE WITH GUlf ESPECIALLY HEAVY 1 HASH BROWN POTATOES HOT CORN BREAD STEAMED RICE I fOllOWING NEWS'IT IS PLANNING A lARGE I STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE SALAD BAR W/DRESSING I SECONDARY STOCK OFfERING NEXT MONTH. SUGAR DOUGHNUTS SALAD BAR W/DRESSING ApPLE PIE DOMESTIC OilS REMAINED HIGHER. I MilK-COffEE-HoT TEA MilK-COffEE-HoT TEA MilK-COffEE-HoT TEA I -'"------,------t BASEBALL ROUNDUP NEW YORK, (UPI }--EDOIE MATHEWS SLAMMED THE 400TH HOME RUN OF HiS CAREER AND ACE SOUTHPAW WARREN SPAHN EXTENDED HIS RECORDS FOR WINS AND SPORTS SHUTOUTS TODAY AS THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES POSTED THEIR FIFTH CONSECUTI VE 1------1 VICTORY, 8-0, OVER THE PHILLIES • . _~~GE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION WEDNESDAY 17 APRIL 1963 MATHEWS, WHO GOT HIS FIRST HOME RUN SCHOOL TENNIS TOURNAMENT BASEBALL SCUTTLEBUTT APRIL 19TH, 1952, AGAINST PHILADELPHIA THE GEORGE SEITZ ALL SCHOOL TENNIS IN 1962, THE MiNNESOTA TWINS FINISI-ED MOVED INTO EIGHTH PLACE AMONG BASE­ TOURNAMENT IS NEARING COMPLETION, AND SECOND TO THE YANKEES, WINDING UP FIVE BALL'S ALL-TIME ~INNERS, JOINiNG A ACCORDING TO COACH JIM DUNCAN, THERE GAMES BACK OF THE PERENNIAL PENNANT SELECT GROUP OF JUST SEVEN OTHER ARE ONLY THREE MATCHES LEFT A TOTAL WINNERS. THE TWINS, TO A MAN, THINK PLAYERS WHO HAVE HIT 400 OR MORE o~ 32 BOYS ENTERED THE TOURNAMENT THEY CAN GO "ALL THE WAY" IN 1963· HOMERS IN BASEBALL HISTORY. HE TAGGED JUNIOR, JIM MOSELEY HAS REACHED THE A LITTLE EXAMINATION AT THEIR ORLANDO, A PITCH OFF RELIEFER JACK HAMILTON FINALS AND IS AWAITING HIS OPPONENT rLA SPRING TRAINING BASE SHOWED THE INTO THE RIGHT FIELD BLEACHERS IN THE WHO WILL BE THE WINNER OF THE MALONE­ AMERICAN LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVE IN THE SEVENTH JENSEN, ZELONES MATCH UPPER MIDWEST MAY JUST HAVE THE IN- MATHEW'S FOUR BAGGER, GOOD FOR TWO SECOND ROUND RESULTS GREDIENTS TO OVERTAKE THE BRONX BOMBER~ RUNS, GAVE THE BRAVES A COMMANDING STEVE SURGES OVER RICK JOHNSON CHECK THESE 5-0 LEAD DAVE MCCLURE OVER TOM PECK I SLICK-FIELDING FIRST BASEMAN VIC STARTER CAL McLISH HAD GiVE~ UP TWO

MIKE HARALSON OVER RODNEY BEVI LL I POWER IS UNQUESTIONABLY THE BEST RUNS IN THE SECOND AND ANOTHER RUN IN JIM MOSELEY OVER DON CRAFTON FIELDER IN EITHER LEAGUE AT FIRST BASE THE SEVENTH HAMILTON WAS TAGGED FOR MIKE MALONE OVER OWEN HOKE AND WHAT IS EVEN MORE SURPRISING, THREE RUNS IN THE EIGHTH ON fRANK FRED NEVRINCEAN OVE:R RON RAUTENBERG POWER HAS A LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE BOLLING'S BASES LOADED DOUBLE RICK JENSEN OVER JOE HARALSON WHICH IS FOURTH BEST CURRENTLY IN THE SPAHN STRUCK OUT SEVEN AND WALKED NORMAN ZELONES OVER HARRY DAUGHTERS AMERICAN LEAGUE, BEHIND ONLY MICKEY FOUR FOR THE 350TH COMPLETE GAME Or THIRD ROUND RESULTS· MANTLE, AL KALINE AND NELLIE Fox VIC HIS CAREER HE TIES FOR 10TH PLACE JIM MOSELEY OVER MIKE HARALSON BATTED 290 LAST SEASON AND WAS NOT WITH SAM JONES FOR APPEARANCES IN A DAVE Mc CLURE OVER STEVE SURGES CHARGED WITH A SINGLE ERROR! MAJOR LEAGUE MIKE MALONE OVER FRED NEVRINCEAN 2 CAMILO PASCUAL, NOW LIVING IN IN THE ONLY OTHER N L AFTERNOON RICK JENSEN VS NORMAN ZELONES MIAMI, HAS BEEN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE GAME, THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS BLANKED SEMI FINALS. STRIKEOUT KING FOR THE PAST TWO YEARS THE HOUSTON COLTS, 7-0, AS BILLY JIM MOSELEY OVER DAVE Mc CLURE AND WON 20 GAMES FOR THE FIRST TIME PIERCE EXTENDED HIS UNBEATEN RECORD MIKE MALONE VS ZELONES/JENSEN LAST YEAR THIS, IN SPITE OF BEING AT CANDLESTICK PARK IN SAN FRANCISCO. ON THE BENCH FOR 3 4 GAMES BECAUSE OF PIERCE GAVE UP ONLY SIX HITS IN SPORT AWARD ASSEMBLY A SORE ARM FIVE TIMES LAST YEAR, SCORING HIS ,4TH STRAIGHT VICTORY IN THE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL PLAYERS PASCUAL STRUCK OUT 10 OR MORE BATTERS THE GIANTS' HOME PARK WHO EARNED THEIR VARSITY LETTER, WERE IN A GAME WHAT'S MORE, CAMILO CAN FIVE BALKS WERE CALLED IN THE GAME, PRESENTED THESE AWARDS ON TUESDAY, HIT HE LED PITCHERS IN BOTH LEAGUES TWO OF THEM AGAINST PIERCE IN THE BY COACH JIM DUNCAN THE ASSEMBLY IN HITS (26), TOTAL BASES (36) AND SAME INNING. BOB PIERCE, HOUSTON TOOK PLACE AT THE ROXY THEATRE AND WAS HAD 19 RUNS BATTED INt STARTER, ALSO WAS CHARGED WITH TWO COMBINED WITH REC)GNITION OF THE 3 ONLY BABE RUTH HAS HIT HOME RUNS BALKS AND ROOKIE CONRAD CARDINAL OF SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY AT THE SCHOOL WITH GREATER CONSISTENCY THAN THE THE CJLTS WITH THE OTHER Boys EARNING THEIR VARSiTY LETTERS TWINS' HARMON KILLEBREW. HARMON, WHO FELIPE ALou's TWO-RUN DOUBLE HIGH- WERE' TOM PECK, MIKE MALONE, SAM PECK, HAS HIT MORE HOME RUNS IN THE LAST LIGHTED A FOUR-RUN FIRST-INNING UP- MIKE HARALSON, JIM MOSELEY, GARY FOUR YEARS THAN ANY OTHER CURRENT RISING BY THE GIANTS AGAINST BRUCE CUESTA, CLIFFORD CLARK, STEVE ARMITAG~ MAJOR LEAGUER, AVERAGES A HOMER EVERY IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, THE DETROiT FRED NEVRINCEAN, STEVE SURGES, CHARLES 13 I TIMES TO THE PLATE. RUTH HOMERED TIGERS BEAT WHITNEY FORD FOR THE n RST CLARK AND BILL LOWTHIAN. OTHER IN­ EVERY I I 8 TIMES TIME IN FOUR YEARS AND INCREASED THE DIVIDUAL AWARDS VOTED FOR BY MEMBERS WITH THAT QUICK LOOK AT FIELDING, GROWiNG CONCERN OVER HiS PITCHING OF THE TEAM WENT TO,CAPTAIN. MIKE PITCHING AND HITTING, ONE NEED ONLY ARM TUESDAY WITH A 7-2 VICTORY OVER HARALSON, MOST VALUABLE PLAYER-TOM ONE BAT-LENGTH FURTHER TO TAKE INTO THE NEW YORK YANKEES PECK, AND MOST INSPIRATIONAL TO MIKE CONSIDERATION EARL BATTEY,THE BEST SOUTHPAW HANK AGUIRRE WAS NICKED HARALSON. THE HIGH SCHOOL TEAM HAD CATCHER IN BASEBALL, ALL STAR THIRD FOR 10 HITS, BUT COASTED TO HIS SECOND A GOOD SEASON, WINNING 7 OUT OF 12 BASEMAN RICH ROLLINS, ZOlLO VERSALLES VICTORY WITHOUT A DEFEAT AFTER THE GAMES MIKE HARALSON AND TOM PECK AND BERNIE ALLEN AT SHORT AND SECOND, TIGERS SCORED FIVE RUNS IN THE FOURTH WERE SELECTED TO REPRESENT THE HIGH AND MANAGER SAM MELE, WHO JUST MISSED INNING FOR A 7-0 LEAD. SCHOOL IN THE ALL STAR GAMES. "MANAGER OF THE YEAR" HONORS LAST AGUIRRE, WHO DEFEATED THE YANKEES SEASON, TO FIGURE THAT OWNER CAL THREE OUT OF FOUR TIMES LAST YEAR, TENNIS CLUB NOTICE GRIFFITH MAY HAVE TO GET A TALLER FLAG HELPED SEND FORO TO THE SHOWERS WITH THE KWAJALEIN TENNIS CLUB MEETING POLE AT METROPOLITAN SrrDIUM THE HIS FOURTH HIT IN THREE VEARS DURING SCHEDULED FOR THIS FRIDAY HAS BEEN TWiNS HAVE PUT TOGETHER A REAL DETROIT1S FOURTH-INNING RALLY POSTPONED WATCH THE HOURGLASS FOR POWER HOUSE' IT WASN'T MUCH OF A HIT--AQUIRRE THE NEW DATE AND TIME MERELY TOPPED THE BALL DOWN THE THIRD SOCCER TOURNAMENT BASE LINE WITH THE BASES FULL--BUT MOUNTAINBALl PRACTICE NEW YORK, (UPI )--TEAMS FROM 14 CLETE BOYER HURRIEDLY THREW IT PAST WEDNESDAY 17 APRIL NATIONS, INCLUDING P A 0 K OF GREECE FIRST BASE AND THREE RUNNERS SCORED DALLY FIELD-SPOILERS "A" AND "B" AND THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS OF POLAND ON THE SINGLE AND THE ERROR AFTER MOVIE AND YUGOSLAVIA, WILL COMPETE IN THE IN OTHER A L AFTERNOON GAMES, THE 5 P M BRANDON FIELD - TYPHOONS 1963 INTERNATIONAL SOCCER LEAGUE KANSAS CITY ATHLETICS DEFEATED THE THURSDAY 18 APRIL TOURNAMENT, IT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY CHICAGO WHITE Sox, 7-4, THE BOSTON DALLY FIELD - EXHIBITION GAME THE REGULAR SEASON WILL BE OlVIDED RED Sox BEAT THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES, 6 P M SPOILERS itA" VS ROI NAMUR AS USUAL INTO TWO SECTIONS, WITH SEVEN 6-1, ~ND THE MINNESOTA TWINS EDGED DALLY fIELD-UNIQUES - AFTER MOVIE TEAMS PLAYING A ROUND-ROBIN IN EACH THE Los ANGELES ANGELS, 11-10 IN A 5 P.M. BRANDON fiELD - CHANCE VOUGHT THE TWO SECTION CHAMPIONS WILL MEET FOR 13-INNING GAME FRIDAY 19 APRIL THE OVERALL 1963 TITLE AND THE WINNER DALLY FIELD-WECO-AFTER MOVIE THEN WILL PLAY DUKLA OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA, VOlLEYBALL 5 P.M. BRANDON FIELD - LONGSHQREMEN THE TWO-YEAR CUP-HOLOER, FOR THE THE "B" DIVISION VOLLEYBALL FINALS LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE AMERICAN CHALLENGE CUP IN EARLY AUGUST ARE SCHEDULED FOR THURSDAY 18 APRiL, FRIDAY 19 APRIL THE FIRST SECTION, WHICH STARTS AT 6 P M WITH THE WHALERS VS ROI 5 P M. CARDINALS VS YANKEES PLAY ON MAY 29 WITH A SINGLE GAME IN SUNDAY 21 APRIL CHICAGO ANG THEN WITH A OOUBLEHEADER IN ATTENTION MOUNTAINBALL COACHES 2 P M DODGERS VS CARDINALS NEW YORK ON MAY 30, IS MADE UP OF ALL MOUNTAINBALL LEAGUE COACHES OF 4 P.M. YANKEES VS GIANTS RECIFE OF BRAZIL, WESTHAM OF ENGLAND, BOTH AMERICAN AND NATIONAL LEAGUE MANTOVA OF ITALY, PREUSSEN MUNSTER OF ARE URGED TO TURN IN A TEAM ROSTER WANT TO BE THOROUGHLY USED BEFORE WEST GERMANY, AND P A 0 K AND TO PAT LANIAS AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES DIE, AND I WANT TO DIE GLORIOUSLY STILL UNMANED TEAMS FROM SCOTLAND AND ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER SOLVENT, INTELLECTUALLY, MORALLY, MEX I CO THE ROSTERS MUST BE TURNED IN AND FINANCIALLY. PRIOR TO THE BEGINNING OF THE LEAGUE GEORGE BERNARD SHAW MANY BORES ARE SO OBVIOUSLY HAPPY THAT IT IS A PLEASURE TO WATCH THEM BRANDY-AND-WATER SPOILS TWO GOOD ROBERT L YND THINGS CHARLES LAMB I

~~~~PAGE 6 ______-T ______~~~~~~r7r- ______~ __.r ______~W~E~D~N~E~S~D~A~Y~~~~~~~___ ... - 'I: ..... NOTICES onight WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. THE NIKE ZEUS PROJECT HAS REQUIRE­ "HARRY BLACK AND THE TIGER" C&CS MENTS FOR STENOGRAPHERS AND SECRETAR­ STEWART GRANGER, BARBARA RUSH--A CINEMASCOPE-TECHNICOLOR ADVEN­ IAL STENOGRAPHERS. THESE OPENINGS TURE MOVIE OF A MAN IN AFRICA AND HIS ENTANGLEMENTS WITH WOMEN, TIGERS AND EXIST IN THE JTO BUILDING AND OUTLYING HANGING VINES. BUILDINGS IN THE ZEUS COMPLEX AREA. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONCERNING RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7"30 P.M BENEFITS, VACATION, SALARY SCALE AND "LEGEND OF LOBO" C ADVANCEMENT CONTACT MRS. FRANCES KEOGH WALT DISNEY PRODUCTION--IT'S THE SAGA Of A NOTORIOUS WOLF THAT 9-480 JTO BLDG. ·..... MENANCED THE NEW MEXICO CATTLE COUNTRY IN THE 1880's. M.I.T. LINCOLN LABORATORY (PROJECT YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M. AND 9:00 P.M. PRESS) NEEDS EXECUTIVE/PROJECT SECRE­ "CROOKS ANONYMOUS" PLUS NEWS AND SPORTS TARIES TO WORK ON ROI-NAMUR. CHALLENG LESLIE PHILLIPS, STANLEY BAXTER--No ONE EVER TURNED ON HILARITY ING WORK WITH COMPENSATION COMMENSUR­ LIKE "CROOKS ANONYMOUS." ATE WITH EXPERIENCE AND COMPETENCE. CALL PROFESSOR ROBERT R. BROWN, 9-254 ROXY SHOWTIMES 6.30 P.M. AND 9: 15 P.M. AFTERNOON, 595 EVENINGS. "RAINTREE COUNTY tf ELIZABETH TAYLOR, MONTGOMERY CLIFT--THE LOVES AND STRUGGLES SOMEONE TO CARE FOR MY 15 MONTH OLD FOR SURVIVAL DURING THE CIVIL WAR. GIRL EACH FRIDAY AFTERNOON FROM I: 15 TO 4:30 P.M. CALL MRS. BERRY, 2285 MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7 30 P M. OR SEE AT 451-C "1001 ARABIAN NIGHTS" A fULL LENGTH MISTER MAGOO CARTOON FOR SALE G.E. STEREO PHONOGRAPH, $80.00, LIKE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I NEW, (MACY'S $121.00), JACKS ADDED FOR TAPING. CALL C. H. SYMONDS, 353 DUR­ THE MATHEMATICS COURSES OFfERED BY WEDNESDAY 17 APRIL 1963 8 P.M. THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I AT THE KWAJA­ ING WORKING HOURS. "INVITATION TO MURDER" ROBERT LEIN CENTER HAVE PROVEN TO BE IN DE­ BEATTY, LISA DAN~ELLY--WATCH THE IN­ MAND BY THE STUDENTS. THEY REALIZE ONE KENMORE DRYER, 6 HEAT SETTINGS, TRIGUE Of AN ELDERLY MAN'S WILL UNFOLD. THAT THESE COURSES AID THEM IN THEIR 3 CYCLES, LIKE NEW, $130.00. AVAILABLE JOB, WHETHER IT IS ADDITION TO THEIR MAY I. CALL 671. THURSDAY 18 APRIL 1963 8 P.M. KNOWLEDGE IN THIS fIELD OR AS A RE­ liTO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD" B&.W GREGORY fRESHMENT OF THEIR MEMORIES. A WIDE SILVERTONE, PORTABLE, HI FI, RADIO PECK, MARY BADHAM--THE STORY IS ABOUT VARIETY Of MATHEMATICS COURSES ARE PHONO COMBINATION. $25.00. MAY BE A LAWYER WHO IS ASSIGNED TO DEFEND A OffERED IN THE UNIVERSITY'S ENDEAVOR SEEN AT TRAILER 607. YOUNG NEGRO ACCUSED OF RAPING A WHITE TO SATISfY THIS NEED. GIRL. · ..... THE COURSES ARE' I TON G. E. AIR CONDITIONER, 16 MATHEMAT I CS 10 I, INTERMED I ATE ALGEBRA, ...... MONTHS OLD, $75.00. CALL JIM HAWKES, HUMOR THE NEWS WITH MAJOR ROBERT RUSH, M.S. OF THE I N 9-553 DURING WORKING HOURS. E/S TEST GROUP AS INSTRUCTOR. HE HAS BOURNEMOUT, ENGLAND, (UPI)--JOHN BAR­ BEEN ON THE fACULTY OF THE KWAJALEIN KER SAID HIS TWO-YEAR-OLD SON, ASHLEY, FOUND CENTER SINCE ITS INCEPTION, AND STU­ BROKE HIS RtGHT LEG BUT WHEN HE WENT LADY'S WRIST WATCH FOUND NEAR THE DENTS KNOW HIM AS A THOROUGH TEACHER TO THE HOSPITAL THEY PUT A CAST ON THE SCHOOL. MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE HOUR­ LEfT LEG. GLASS. WHICH IS IMPORTANT IN THIS BASIC COURSE. BARKER SAID A DOCTOR AT THE HOSPITAL MATHEMATICS 102, PLANE TRIGONOMETRY. TOLD HIM "THAT SORT Of THING DOES HAP­ MAN'S PRESCRIPTION SUN GLASSES IN HERE CAPTAIN CHARLES MOSES, M.S. OF PEN" AND THEN CHANGED THE CAST. BROWN CASE. MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE THE PACIfiC FIELD OfFICE IS THE IN­ HOURGLASS. STRUCTOR. CAPTAIN MOSES JOINED THE CHICAGO, (UPI)--DILL PICKLE ICE CREAM ·..... FACULTY LAST SEMESTER, TEACHING THIS WILL BE SERVED OFfICIALLY FOR THE FIRST MAN'S PRESCRIPTION GLASSES FOUND AT COURSE WITH SUCCESS. TIME AT A MEETING OF THE NATIONAL PICKL THE TCT PARTY SATURDAY NIGHT, AT EMON MATHEMATICS 103, WHICH IS COLLEGE AL­ PACKERS ASSOCIATION NEXT THURSDAY IN BEACH. MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE HOUR- PALO ALTO, CALIf. GLASS. GEBRA, IS A GOOD FOUNDATION FOR EN- G I NEER I NG COURSES TO fOLLOW. IT IS lilT WAS BOUND TO COME," SAID W,LLIAM MOORE, SECRETARY TREASURER Of THE LOST TAUGHT BY ROBERT FOGLE, M.S. HE JOINS R. THE FACULTY fOR THE fiRST TIME AND IS ASSOCIATION. --oNE KHAKI SHIRT WITH TWO PAIRS Of A VALUED ADDITION. HE IS THE R.C.A. PRESCRIPTION GLASSES IN THE POCKET. SERVICE CO. MANAGER AT ROI NAMUR. MILAN, ITALY, (UPI) __ UI ONLY DID IT ONE PAIR OF GLASSES WAS SUN GLASSES, TO BE A GOOD CITIZEN," ENZO FANTONI THE OTHER READING GLASSES. MATHEMATICS 471, NUMERICAL METHODS FOR ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS, IS OFfERED BY TOLD POLICE WHEN THEY CHARGED HIM WITH FINDER PLEASE CALL THE HOURGLASS AT STUDENT REQUEST. THIS COURSE HAS A 100 COUNTS OF HIJACKING TRUCKS AND 539 OR 2114. PREREQUISITE OF CALCULUS, AND GRANTS SELLING THEIR CARGOES. ·..... FANTONI TOLD POLICE HE STOLE TO PAY WANTED GRADUATE AS WELL AS UNDERGRADUATE CREDIT. GILES SINKEWIZ, M.S., OF OFF A $24,640 FINE FOR SMUGGLING HANDED BABY SITTER IN MY HOME fROM 9:00 R.C.A. IS THE INSTRUCTOR. HE ALSO DOWN AGAINST HIM BY A COURT IN 1957 TO 5:30 P.M. fOR TWO WEEKS STARTING MAY 7TH WHILE MOTHER IS IN HOSPITAL. JOINS THE fACULTY fOR THE fIRST TIME, STANSTED, ENGLAND, (UPI)--Ex-CAVALRY CALL 2342. AND THE UNIVERSITY BELIEVES HE WILL BE A STIMULATING TEACHER. COL. RALPH WHATLEY YESTERDAY ATE A YEAR OLD EGG TO PROVE HIS BELIEf IN THE GENERAL NOTICES REGISTRATION fOR THESE AND OTHER COURSES Of THE KWAJALEIN CENTER WILL TRADITION THAT A HEN'S EGG LAID AT SQUARE DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE­ CONTINUE THE REST Of THIS WEEK, FROM EASTER WILL KEEP FRESH fOR ONE YEAR. NING FROM 8:00 P.M. TO 11:00 P.M. IN WHATLEY'S EGG WAS KEPT ON THE BAR Of THE BANYAN ROOM OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. 7-9 P.M. IN ROOM I OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. CLASSES START MONDAY, APRIL THE THREE COLTS TAVERN FROM LAST EASTER 22. UNTIL YESTERDAY, WHEN HE ATE IT POACHED PROTESTANT CHOIR REHEARSAL WILL BE ON TOAST WITH WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. HE LD TON I GHT, AT 7 0' CLOCK, I N THE CHAPE L. FOR SALE CnMPLETE SSB HAM R,G. CONSISTS OF FROME, ENGLAND, (UPI)--DoNALD RISDON, DIRECTOR Of A TROPICAL BIRD GARDEN, MARSHALLESE CLASSES TO MEET HEATH M-T I TRANSMITTER, SB-IO SSB ADAPTER, MOHAWK RECEIVER AND POWER WARNED YESTERDAY THAT WHOEVER STOLE HIS THE MARSHALLESE CLASSES WILL MEET SUPPLY. ALSO, "Hy GAIN" TH-4 TRI-BAND PET SALMON-CRESTED COCKATOO WILL SOON THIS WEEK ON WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, 8 BEAM. CALL 9-546 OR SEE AT REEf 307. "BE GLAD TO GET RID Of HER .. P.M., AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. HE SAID If SOMEONE HAS TAKEN THE SCUBA DIVE SUNDAY BIRD HOME "HE WILL BE HIGHLY EMBARRASSE THERE WILL BE A COMMITTEE MEETING BY HER WHISTLES, CATCALLS AND SCREAMS." SIGN UP LIST IS BEING INITIATED fOR Of CUB PACK 135 AT 7 P.M. ON WEDNESDAY THIS SUNDAY'S SCUBA CLUB OCEAN DIVE. APRIL 17, AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES SIGN PLACED ABOVE THE OffICE DRIN~­ BUILDING. COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND DEN PERSONS DESIRING TO GET ON THE LIST, ING fOUNTAIN: "OLD FACEFUL." MOTHERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND. PLEASE CALL Ross AT 9-553 DURING DAYS. NEWS ITEMS? CALL 2114 OR 539