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VOL j No H9-- , KWA~AlEiN, MARSHALL iSLANDS HEADLINES & DEADLINES THU~SDAY NEW DATE FuR ORBITAL FLIGHT ~Y Jo~~ c. CO~EMAN JO~CE RA~~ES ~AS RETIRED fROM THE CAPE CANAVERA~, JAN 28 (UPI)-THE SPACE A~M ~"STRATtCN GAVE A GO-A~EAD -Ck GATT~E OF TPE HEADLINE AND DEADLI~E, THURSDAy TODAY "JR JOHN H GLENN'S ORBiTAL .~ GH~ '~US COMPLETING TWO AND ONE HALF YEARS CONFIRMING THE D[CjSION TO TR) FOR A LAUNC~ AS EARLY AS THURSDA' MOR~'~~, OF rAIT~FJL S:RVICE AS EOJlOR OF -HE THE SPACE AGE\CV SA 0 IN AN ANNOUNCEMENT IhA7 LAU~Ch CREWS ALREADv ~AD BEG~N HOll~G~ASS. WURK 01\\ BOil-' TI-JE ATLAS ROCKEi BOOSTER AND iHE 1~-10t~ IVICRC.JRY CAesuU: THA"- r S JO~CE, A NA~IVE OF S~ELBY, NORT~ SCHE~ULED TO TAKE GLE~N ON ONE, TWO OR T~REE ORB 1S CAROL!~A, ATTENED ANDERSON COLLEGE BOTI-' THE VEH!CLE: AND THE "FRIENDSHIO-T' .:>PAC: C~j)F'" "'s::~( CI1E'!<;l';C. C ... T VERY IN ANDERSON} SOUTH CAROLINA HER WELL, -~t STAIEMEN' SAID. NEWSPAPER EXPER,E~CE INCLUDES WORK!N~ A SIX-HOUR SIMULATION OF LAUNCH-DAY OPERAT O~S WAS CARRIED FOc SHELOY DAilY S1AR, CLEvELAND TIMES ~IVE HOURS OF LIFf OFF CHECKS. (SHELBY,) N.C., CrlARLOTTE NEWS AND GLENN, CLAD IN H!S SPACE SUIT AND DESC~ DE:> AS "qC;:ST£'C> Ai'lD CAL'l' "lU,f::L' t\;~;:) ~hE fAYETTEViLLE OBSERVER (FAYETTE­ THE: SPACECRArT AT "I P M. ES1 (2100 GMT) A[\,') 5,='£:'>1- AI\, ~OvR ,1\ S~'l.jvLA'ED SPto.>~:: Vh.U:, N.C.) IN JULl OF 1959, ';O"CE FLIGHT. AND HE~ HU3BANO, WOOD E WHO S WiTH SPACE AGENCY OFfiCIALS SAID THAT NEWS BRIEFS ~rE AR~Y CORP~ OF ENGINEERS, ARRIVED OPERATiON or ALL SYSTEMS IN THE COM- O~ KwA~ALEiN. SHE JOINED 1~E HOUR­ PLiCA'ED LAuNCH VEHICLE AND ORBiTAL a( U~ -~c FRtS' l'~Sq~A-I~N~L G~ASS S~AFF AS A TYPIST AND SOON BE­ CAPSU~E WERE BEIN<' nVERlFIED~n WAS .... "I\lc.~ )"1- -:-J!:: '3-A"-': Dr_,AR~!IIj'3.:""- SA"(;:> CAME A ~EPORTER. AT THIS TIME OJR MERCuRY OPERATIONS DlqECTOR WALTER RCCER TuB9~ IS BEjhG S~ r-ED FRJ~ HJe ~J~AL ~EwSPAPER WAS A FOUR-PAGE MjMEO­ C. WILLIAMS ORDERED THE GO-AHEAD FOR PO~~ AS A5~lsrA~~ StCR(-ARY OF S-ATE GRAP~ PJBL~CAT.ON, BUT AS THE I~LAND THURSDAv AFTER J ONE-HOUR PROJECT ~V­ FOR PUBLcC AFI'"A RS TO A D'P.OMA'IC GREw SO DID THE HOuRGLASS. THE NuMBER ALUATION SESSION DURiNG THE MORNING. ASSIGN~£N- ABROAu. T~B8v, A SlRON3 OF PAGES WENT UP TO SIX AND TH~ SIZE GLENN ATTENDED THE MEETING ADVOCATE OF LESS RE5TRj:TiO~ IN T~E vF EAC~ PAGE OOUBLED WITH ITS EXPAN­ TYE ANNOUNCEMENT SAID WILLIAMS RELEAS: OF OFFICIA. I~F~RMATBJ~J w,~~ SIO~, !1 B£CAME APPARENT T~AT A CAP­ "DIRECTED THE FAR-FLUNG ELEt<.IIENTS BE TRA~~FERR£) -0 GC~cvA. ABLE ED,fOR WAS NEEDED AND JOYCE WAS OF THE PROJECT 70 START GEARING UP UNAN!MOUS~V CrlOSEN BY ALL CONCERNED FOR A NEW DAY ORBITAL LAU~CH ATTEMPT WA~~LNG·O\--7~s REfJgLICA~ ~A- CNA~ T~E CON-'NJED IMPROVEMENT OF THE LiTfLE AS EARLY AS T~UR50AY FEB. I. COMM.T~~( HAS Al-AC{E~ PR~S~DE~~ PAP~R ~A~ BEEN THE DiRECT RESULT OF THE LAUNCH TI~E PRESUMABLY WOULD OE KEN~EDyI3 PLA~ l~ SET uF A ~OV[RNME~­ HE.R ErFOR15 AS EARLY AS 7.30 A.M. EST (1230 GMT) DEPARTMENT 0" URBAN AFFAbRS. IN "'1E. No, UPI HAS NOT 60UG~T UP JOYCE1S WITH A CUT OFF OF 12:30 P M. EST GOP PU8IUCAT·Jt.I, "BArr~t: LiNE.>" THE CONTRACl SHE ~AS DECiDED TO BECOME A (1730 GMT) THIS WOULD ALLOW THREE MANEuVER wAS OESCRI6~D BY SvCH TER~S It Ii HOUSEWIFE JOYCE WILL SPEND A FEw HOURS OF DAYLIGHT I~ THE DOWN-RANGE AS "GUiTER PC'L TICS Al\f ""lOAX WEEKS P~AYING BRIDGE AND ACQUIRiNG RECOVERY AREA WHERE A F~EE1 OF NAVY A DEEP~R SUN TAN T~EN SHE WiLL LEAvE SHIPS WI~L BE AWAITING ~13 RETURN WA~~I~C-O~--~ 32EC"~L SC'ATE 506- TuiS FA!R !SLA~D LATE iN FEBRUARY AND THROUGH THE ATMOSPHERE. COMM!~T£E IS Qvl~TLY !NVES1~GAT'~3 1tS! Wllu HER PAREN1S IN NORTH CARO­ AN APPARENT C)Nf~aCT 6E-~EE~ S~AT:~~~~3 Li~A FOR A FEW WEEKS UNTIL WOODIE OF PRE~IDENT KENNEDY AND FORMER PR~St­ ARRIVES ~ITH A NEW SET OF ORDERS WHICH SURPRISE STORMS IN DENT EISENHOwER ON ALLEGED ~~L~TA~Y WILL fAKE THEM ON AN01HER INTERESTING VIRGINIA & NORTH CAROLINA "MUZZLING!! If'.iVOLVEC ~s T>lE QL!i::S-~ON ASSlGNMENT TO SOME OTHER ROMANTIC CHICAGO, JAN. 28 (UPI)-A SURPRISE OF T~E BASIC AUTHOR lTv U~OER WHICH AREA OF THIS WORLD. WINTER STORM OF ~EAVY SNOW AND MILITARY MEN AND FACILIT\ES HAVE BEEN JOYCE UPON LEAVING EXPRESSED HER STRO~G WINDS HIT VIRGINIA AND NORTH USEO TO ALERT THE pueL1C TO COMMUNiSM. TREMENDOUS JOY AT BEING ASSOCIATEO CAROLINA SUNDAY. FOURTEEN INCHES ~ITH SPECIAL SERVICES ON KWAJALEIN, OF SNOW FELL ON BLACKSTONE IN SOUTH­ UNITED NA~OONS--THE U.N. S~CURiiY AND WCR~ING WiTH ALL THE FINE PEOPLE CENTRAL VIRGINIA. COUNCbL WJLL MEET TUESDAY MORNING T~ FROM ALL COMPANIES WHO HELPED HER GET FOUR CHILDREN WERE KILLED WHEN FIRE CONSIDER SOViET CHARGES THAT SOME WES1- THE NEWS FOR T~E PAPER. JOYCE SAYS CAUSED BY A DEFECTiVE OIL HEATER ERN POWERS ARE TRYING ~O PRE~ENT SH~ IS LOOKiNG FORWARD TO SOMEONE SWEPT THEIR HOME NEAR CLIFTON, VIR­ KATANGA'S INTEGRATION i~T~ THE CONGO. SENDING HER A COpy (THIS CAN 6E AR­ GINIA. A FIFTH CHilD ESCAPED. THEY SOVIET U.N. DELEGATE ZORiN lAST wEEK RANGtD.) OF THE HOURGLASS ESPECIALLY HAD BEEN LEFT ALONE WHILE THEIR DEMANDED THE COUNCIL MEE~I~G. W~EN TNt NEW PHOTO OFFSET PRINTS THE PARENTS PICKED UP TWO OTHER CHILDREN fiRST Ph~TOGRAPHS SHE WILL MiSS THE SNOW THREAJENED TO DELAY THE lEOPOLD v L~E--A SwEO~~~ M'5SiONARv K~AJALE!~, BUT,S LOOKING FORWARD lYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA, DESEGREGATION IN THE CONGO RfP~RIS '-A~ MARAJD.NG ~VEN MORE TO RETIRE~ENT. OLD EOITORS ~HERE TWO NEGRO CHILDREN WERE SCHED­ CONGOLESE ARMY TROOPS ~~V[ P~.~C~ED T~r NEVtR D'E -HEY JUST PROOF READ ~WAY ULED TO ENTER ALL-WHITE E.C. GLASS CAT~OLI: MISS.ON Al KATft~CA PROV'~CE. SPECIAL SERVICES AND THE TRANSPORT HIGH SCHOOL MONDAY. THE CITY HAD HE SAYS ~E HAS N) INFORMATION ON ~rlE COMPANY OF TEXAS WISHES TO EXPRE~S SIX INCHES OF SNOW AND THE SCHOOL'S FATE CF 27 PRI~srs AND NU~S AT Trl[ THE!R UNDERSTANDING ANO APPRECIATION SUPERINTENDENT SAID HE WOULD DECIDE MISSjON. OF THE HARD WORK iNVOLVED IN MEETING WHETHER TO CLOSE THE SCHOOLS BY EACH DAylS DEADLINE PLUS EXTEND A EARLY MORNING. BARr, !1ALy--POLiCE HAVE MOVED BUL­ SINCERE THANKS FOR A JOB WELL DONE THE SNOW, WHICH AVERAGED FIVE TO GARIAN PILOT SOLAKO~ TO A JAIL A' BARi, ••••••• ,ALOHA JOYCE. SEVEN INCHES ACROSS VIRGINIA, WAS ITALY, WHEPE HE PROBABLY WILL BE ~ELC WHIPPED BY STRONG WINDS. GALE WARN­ UNTIL FORMAL CHARGES OF SPYiNG A~E INGS WERE ISSUED FOR THE COASTS OF FILED AGA,NST HIM.S OLAKOV'S RUSSIAN­ SALINGER MAY ACCOMPANY BOTH STATES. BOlLT PLANE) ARMED AND EQUIPPED wlTn MRS. KENNEDY INDIA & PAKISTAN POLICE REPORTED TREACHEROUS DRIV­ CAMERAS, CRASH-LANDED LAST WEEK ~EAR PALM BEACH, FLA., JAN. 28 (UPI)­ ING CONDITIONS, AND A IOO-CAR TIEUP SECRET NATO MP S5! L E BASES !!\l SOUTHERN WHIT~ HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY PIERRE NEAR CHINA GROVE, NORTH CAROLINA. ITALY. SALINGER OR ONE OF HIS AIDES PR06ABLY WILL ACCOMPANY MRs. JACQUELINE KEN­ CAIRO" JAN. 28 (lPl)-JlHoSTILE AiR­ PARkS--TOUG~ RIOT POL!Cf #ENT .~T0 NEDY TO INDIA AND PAKISTAN IN MARCH CRAfT' TRIED TO PENETRATE AIRSPACE PARIS TODAY TO BACK UP PRES,DEN~ DE BECAUSE OF MOUNTING NEWS COVERAGE OVER SUEZ FOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT GAULLEiS PLEDGE TO C~USh ~ERRORiSM BV PLANS, IT WAS REPORTED TODAY DAY BUT THEY WERE CHASED AWAY BY THE OUT~AWE~ SEC~ET ARt y OqGANaZA!JO~ ACT NG PRtSS SECRETARY ANDREW T ANTI-AIRCRAFT ARTILLERY, THE GOVERN­ OBSERVEqS 'A~ ~HE REINFORCEMEh~S AL&O HATCHER TOLD NEWSMEN THERE HAD BEEN MENT OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED TONIGHT BOLS~tR T~r SEC0R TV rRECAvTIO~S 7A~£N NO DEfiNITE DECISION AS TO WHETHER A GOVERNMENT COMMUNIQUE SAID: TO PREV~N1 A PCS3HBLE ~,Gh-wl~Q C~UP SALlI,CER 'tlOU ... D ASS I ST MRs. KENNEDY ON "HOSTILE AIRCRAFT AGAIN TRIED TO TO -~PPLl ~E GAVLlE. HER IISEMI-Ol'"nCIAL" TRIP OF ABOUT A PENETRATE U.A.R. AIR SPACE TONIGHT MON1~, S~ARTIN~ MARCH 2 AT 1800 GMT, FLYING IN THE SKIES OVER SUEZ. T~Et FL:W 0FF W~Eh ~IRED AT Nfw~ ij :t:rt,s ;-.11'> ! r1t. H\..I\J~ •..l,)o\S5? t ~: II BY ANn-AIRCRAFT BATTERIES. 6-t.l... _ 2b ij~ \. li.(q I I PIIGE 2 -IOJ~GLASS

PUBLISHED AT 7HE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC ~ISSILE PRIEST EVACUATED SAFELY FROM TERROR RIDDEN NORTH KATANGA RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL LEOPOLDVILLE, THE CONGO, JA~. 28 (UPI)--BRITISH MAvo DiCK PAWSON, CARRIED ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU OUT A ONE-MAN RtSLUE MISS'O~ ARMED ONLY WITh A SWAGGER STiCY, TODAY INFORMED OF WEAPONS CO~TRACT NOAS-59-4176-c U.N. CONGO HEADQUARTERS THAT ALL EUROPEAN PRIESTS HAVE 9EE~ SA~ELY EvACUATED WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. FROM TERROR RIDDEN NORTYERN KATANGA. HE MADE NO REFERENCE TO TrlE PLIGhT OF 27 EUROPEAN ~ISSIONARIES IN NEAR9Y THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY KIVU PROVINCE WHERE A ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSION WAS SAID TO HAVE BEEN AT~AC~ED MONlAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE BY ROVI~G REBEL TROOPS. FOR NOTiCES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE THE DIMINUTIVE MAJOR, ALREADY DUBBED "RICHAR~ THE LION-H:ARTED" BY THE

PuBLICATION o DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS BR!TIS~ PRESS, GAVE NO EXACT FIGURES IN HIS TElEGRAPYED REPOR~ O~ rllS LATEST IS 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. MISSION TO THE AREA WHERE GIZENGIST SOLDIERSA~D FANATICAL A~T!-WHITE YOUTH GANGS HAVE BEEN ON A RAMPAGE OF MURDER AND RAPE. THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT IN HIS TERSE REPORT, LAWSON SAID HE HAD BEEN ATTACKED AND BEATEN IN THE TOwN TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR OF NBULULA, EAST OF KONGOLO WHERE 22 ROMAN CAT~OLIC PRIESTS AND LAY BROTHERS PUBLI CAT ION. WERE MASSACRED NEW YEAR'S DAY, BUT GAVE NO DETAILS. HE DID NOT SAY HOW BADLY HE WAS EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN HURT, WHEN THE BEATING OCCURRED, OR WHO DID !T. U.N. SOURCES SAID IT ! JAPANESE SCIENTIFIC TR!P PROBABLY WAS AT THE HANDS OF THE MUTINOUS TROOPS. LAWSON SAID THE ONLY KNOWN VICTIMS TOKYO, JAN. 27 (UPI)--A JAPA~ESE SALINGER & THE AMERICAN OF THE MARAUDERS WERE THE EUROPEAN SCiE~TIFIC EXPEDI~iON W!LL LEhVE HERE VIEW MISSIONARIES SLAIN AT KONGOLO. IN MARCH TO EXPLORE LITTLE-KNOWN AREAS PALM BEACH, FLORiDA, JAN. 28--THE U.N. OFFICIALS SAID THIS INDICATED IN TrlE NOR~~EAST COR~Eq O~ T~E HIMA~AYA WHITE HOUSE SAID TODAY PRESS SECRETARY THAT THE PRIESTS AND NUNS AT A CATH­ RA~G( BORDE~ING NEPA~, 7iBET A~D SI~~,M PIEQRE SA_I~GER ?RO'AeLY WOULD MEET OLIC ~ISSION AND COLLEGE AT NEARBY IT WAS REPORTED TOOAY. I~ PARIS THIS WEEKEND ~ITH ~IS SOVIET SOLA, REPORTED ATTACKED BY THE STAN­ KYODO NEWS AGENCY SAID ~HE E~G~T­ COUNTERPART, MI~HAIL KHARLAMOV, TO LEYvlLLE TROOPS, WERE SAFE. LAWSON MEMBER EXPEDI7!ON W!LL BE SENT B~ THE "EKPA~D THE DEA OF C!RCuLATI~G THE SAID FIVE EUROPEAN PRIESTS AND SIX OSAKA PREF[CTURE UNIVERSiTY IN WES~ERN AMERICAN VIEW" IN RUSSIA. ANDREW T. FRANCISCAN NUNS LEFT SOLA WITH KAT­ JAPAN AND W'~L CONDJC~ A SCIENTI~IC HATCHER, ACTING PRESS SECRETARY SAID UNGESE GENDARMES SHORTLY AFTER THE SURVEY OF T~E AREA FROM MARCH JNT L SALINGER IS O~ A THREE-DAY JAUNT TO KONGOLO ATTACK AND ARE NOW SAFE IN LATE IN NOVE4BER. PAR,S, SAID HE EXPECTED THE MEETING TO BWUDOINVILLE. THE ~AIN 90DY o~ SIX S~IEN~lsrs PLA~

TAKE ~LACE BUT DID NOT BELIEVE IT WAS U.N. SOURCES SA'D LAWSON EVIDENTLY TO LEAVE JAPAN FOR CALCU-TA MARCrl v~. DE:F1NITE. VISITED KASONGO, IN KIVU PROVINCE, THEY WILL THEN PROCEED ~O DARJEELING HATCrlER SAID HE KNEW NOT~ING ABOUT BUT THAT HE REPORTED NOTHING ABOUT IN NOQTHEAST I~DIA AND JOI~ TWO OTYER A REFOR- \ IN THE WASHINGTON POST) ANY ATTACKS THERE. MEMBERS W~O WILL BE SE~T AHEAD ~O MAKE THAT A MAuOR ITEM OF THE SALINGER- ADVANCE ARRA~GEMENTS, T~E REPORT SAID. I KHARLA'10V TAL~S WOULD BE A POSSIBLE THE GROUP WILL SET UP -HE'R BASE CAMP E~CrlANG£ OF TELEVISION INTERVIEWS OF $90,000 WORTH OF VITAMIN AT THE fOOT OF MT. ~ANCH:~JUNGA, LOCA­ KE~NE:DY AND KHRUSHCHEV. CONCENTRATE - SMUGGLED TED EAST OF Mi. EVEREST A~D THE TH'qD ~ATCHER !~SISTED THAT THE MAJOR PUR­ HiGHEST ~OUNTAIN I~ T,E WOR~D. POSE OF SALINGER'S GRIP WAS THE ANN­ NEW YORK, JAN. 27 (UPI)--THE OWNER THE TEAM WILL CONDUC7 JETA1~ED S·UO­ OJNCED ONE--FOR HIM TO CO~FER IN o~ A PHA~~ACEUTICAL iOUSE WAS RE­ IES ON PLANT AND ANI~Al LIFE IN ,HE PARIS WiTH THE CrllEF PRESS OFFICERS LEASED ON $15,000 BAIL TODAY AFTER AREA AND STUDY NEPALESE PAR~ING METH­ OF THE U.S. EMBASSIES IN LONDON, PARIS BEING ARRESTED IN CO 'NECTION WITH ODS, KYODO SAID. AND BONN, PLUS EDWARD R. MURROW, THE ALLEGED ATTEMPT YESTERDAY BY A THE JAPANESE SCIENTISTS ALSO PLAN TO HEAD OF TI-IE U.S. I NFORMAT I O~ AGENCY. YOUNG ITALIAN TO SMUGGLE $90,000 STUDY THE AGRICULTURAL ECONOM~ o~ NEPAL BUT HATCHER SAID HE KNEW THAT SOVIET WORTH OF VITAMIN CONCENTRATE INTO THE REPORT ADDED. PRtS2 C~IEF KrlARLAMOV ALSO WAS IN THE UNITED STATES. PARIS. HE ADDED: CAESAR C. BOTTONE, 34, OF THE "WHI:"£ IT IS "JOT MR. SALINGER'S IN­ BRONX, OWNER OF PANMED PHARMACEUTI­ CASABLANCA & MONROVIA TOLD TO rENTION FOR GOING, I DO FEEL !-IE WILL CALS, OF FORT LEE, NEW JERSEY, WAS MAKE RELENTLESS EFFORT AVAIL YI~~~LF FOR THIS OPPORTU~ITY TO CHARGED WITH CRIMINALLY RECEIVING RENEW HIS wORKiNG RELATIONSHIP WITH STOLEN GOODS. THE CHARGE DEVELOPED ACCRAN GHANA, JAN. 28 (UPi)--TYE TME SOVIE7 PRESS CHIEF." AFTER BOTTONE'S ARRANGEMENT OF GHANA STUDENTS UNION ~AS CAL~ED ON THE SALINGER DEALT ~ITH KHARLAMOV TO $25,000 BAIL YESTERDAY FOR CONSTANT­ CASABLANCA AND MONROVIA NAT!ONS TC ~ET uP T~E UNPRECEDENTED INTERVIEW INO PERETTI, 27, OF ROME. MAKE "A DETERMINE~ AND RE~ENTLESS" OF KENNED'y LAST NOVEMBER BY ALEXE I I. PERETTI, SON A WEALTHY ITALIAN EFFORT TO SETTLE THEIR DIFFERENCES. ADZ~UB[I, EC1TOR OF THE SOVIET GOVERN­ PHARMACEUTICALS FAMILY, WAS ARRESTED THE RESOLUTION, PASSED YESTER~AI AT MENT ~EWSPAPER IZVESTIA AND SON-iN-LAW WhEN HE ALLEGEDLY TRIED TO SMUGGLE SIEGON UNIVERSITY, AS~ED TrlF GROvPS TO or PREN! I ER N I K ITA KHRUSHCHE V. I ZVES- FOUR POUNDS OF VITAMIN B-12 CONCEN­ WORK TOGETHER "FOR AFRICA~ UNI-V." 1lA PRjNTED THE TEXT IN FULL AND TRATE PAST CUSTOMS AGENTS AT IDLEWILD GHANA, MEMBER OF THE CA~A8LANCA GROUP KENNEDy HAILED T~IS AS A BREAK THROUGH AIRPORT ON HIS ARRIVAL FROM ROMEo TURNED DOWN AN INV,TA-10N TO T~E ~0RR[N IN REFORrlNG TriE U.S. POSITION TO HE TOLD THE FEDERAL AGENTS, WHO LAGOS CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY ALGERIA,

RUSSIANS o WERE LOOKING FOR NARCOTICS THAT THE A MEMBER OF THE MONROVIA GROVP. ADZ~uBEI AND HiS WIFE, KHRUSHCHEV'S RED POWDER IN PLASTIC BAGS STRAPPED IN KUMASI, ACCORDING TO TH£ GHA~A DAUGHTER RADA, HAVE A DATE FOR LUNCH TO HIS BODY, WAS "JUST SOME CHEAP NEWS AGENCY, THE NEWSPAPER ASrlNA~'O AT T~E WHITE HOUSE TUESDAY WITH PRES­ DRUGS WORTH ONLY $67." THEY MADE PIONEER, AN INDEPENDENT DAILfl YESTER­ IDLN- AND MRS. KENNEDY AND SALINGER. IMMEDIATE LABORATORY TESTS AND FOUND DAY ASKED THE STUDENTS TO RESOLVE HATCHER -OLD REPORTERS "EVER SINCE THE HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VITAMINS THEIR DIFFERENCES. TI-IE ADZHUBE I I NTERV I EW SAL I NGER HAS TO BE WORTH $90,000. PERETTI WOULD THE NEWS AGENCY QUOTED rYE PAPER AS wORKED TO EXPAND THE IDEA OF CIRCUL­ HAVE HAD TO PAY A CUSTOMS TAX OF ASKING BOTH GROUPS TO SYOW 1HE WO~LD ATING THE AMERICAN VIEW WIT~IN THE $22,000 TO BRING IT INTO THE UNITED "WE HAVE A WAY ALL OU~ ow~ 10 BqlNG SOVIET UNION." HE SAID IT WAS "LOGIC­ STATES. PEACE AND TRANQUIL1TV AMO~GSj AL THA7 T~IS WOULD BE A TOP!C OF DIS­ ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY JOSEPH OURSELVES." CUSSION" WiTH KHARLAMOV. MARCHESO SAID A THIRD MAN WAS BELIEV­ ED TO BE IN ON THE SMUGGLING AND HAD CARACAS, VENEZUELA, JAN. 27 (UPI)-­ BEEN TRACED TO A MANHATTAN HOTEL AND TH[ COMMUNIST PARTY TODAY WAS REPORT­ THEN AN AIRLINES TERMINAL BUT HAD RED MA0S AT ST 0 MATTHEVv' S ED ~L, NNING A SERIES OF STRIKES NEXT APPARENTLY MANAGED TO LEAVE THE COUN­ wEEK AND AUTHORITIES FEARED A NEW TRY BEFORE HE WAS ARRESTED. WASHINGTON, JAN. 27 (UPI)--SPEAK~R WAVE O~ LFFTIST VIOLENCE. FEDERAL AUTHORITIES SAID THAT TO OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE~ENrA; VtS JOHN W. THE: EXPECTED NE~ VIOLENCE WOULD CO- THEIR KNOWLEDGE THIS WAS THE FIRST MCCORMACK AND CHIEF JV3Tl v E EARL WARREN 'NCIO: ~ITH ANY DECISIONS AGAINST CASE O. VITAMIN SMuGGLING IN THE WILL ~EAD HUNDREDS Of DiST'NGUISHED CuBA 10 Bt TAKEN BY THE CONFERENCE OF UNITED STATES. AMERICAN DRUG FIRMS GUESTS WhO WILL Ar-E~D T1E RE~ MASS AT FOREIGN MINISTERS AT PUNTA DEL ESTE, HAD COMPLAINED OF PRICE IRREGULAR­ ST. MATT~EW~S :A7H(DRAL TOMORROw. URUGUA"'. ITIES. THE RED MAS~ ~AKtS 1~5 NA~E fROM THE COM~U~ISTS A~D OTHER EXTREME ~tFTIST ...... RED VESTMEN~5 WORN BY l~t O'tl~!A-!~G S;uD~~~: ~E7 -ODAf A~ T-E UNIVERSITY i"NEST 11\1 II.S. SAVINGS BONDS PRI"'~TC:;.

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01~ER ACTIVITI~S. P~GE i HOURGLASS j SPECIAL NOTICE I TO ALL PERSONNEL WELCOME ABOARD MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE DALLY FIELD PACMISRANFAC INSTRUCTION 12010.IC OF 25 OCTOBER 1961, PARAGRAPH 7, IS PASSENGERS ARRIVING ON TIA FLIGHT (SPORTS CONTID. FROM PAGE 5) QUOTED BELOW RELATIVE TO MARSHALLESE THIS MOR~ING WERE: Mo~. 29 JAN. 6 P.M. PoMoZ. vs TAKiNG PACKAGES O>F KWAJALEIN ISLAND USN - CDR. F. R. CRUMBAUGH RETURNED CHANCe: VOUGHT "GIFTS, SUCH AS OLD CLOTHES AND BROK­ FROM TOY. RICHARD L. MAYOR RMSN RE­ TUES. 30 JAN. 6 P.M. TERMINAL STEEL VS EN FOOD PACKAGES MAY BE GIVEN AS BONA TURNED FROM LEAVE. DOUGLAS C. DALZIEL HE I DE & COOK: >IDE GIFTS AND SHALL ALL BE ACCOMPAN­ UTB2 HAS JOINED THE MCB-I I GROUP. WED 31 JAN. 6 P.M. FIREMEI\J "A" vs. IED BY A PROPERTY PASS SIGNED BY THE TCT - RA'YMOND PURUGGANAN, JAMES Co DOUGLAS EMPLOYER AND SUBJECT TO INSPECTION ROBERTS, MORIO KIMURA, HERBERT HAU, *NOTE - MASSART HAS DROPPeD OUT fROM Bv THE SECURITY GUARD. ALL PASSES Pu I KUM Lu I, LUM GWUNG LEONG, AND THE NATIONAL LEAGUE TERMINAL STEEL WILL BE PICKED UP BY THE SECURITY Mow KVAU Tow RETURNED FROM LEAVE. fROM THE AMERICAN LEAGUE IS THE RE­ GUARD A~D FORWARDED TO THE TCT INDUST­ NEW EMPLOYEES ARE A. A. HARRIS, JR., PLACEMENT IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE TO RIAL RELATIONS OFFICE. CHARLES E. BROWN, ROBERT E. McMAHON, EVEN UP THE LEAGUE o PLEASE LIST EACH ARTICLE THAT WAS VIANTE T. TABANGCUEA, ELLSWORTH R. GIVEN TO THE MARSHALLESE. YAMASHITA, AMADO CASHILLO, THOMAS W. ANY PACKAGE ATTEMPTED TO BE TAKEN LENT, SEVERINO E. LUNA, JOSEPH OSTROW, MOUNTAINBALL PRACTICE FROM THE ISLAND WITHOUT A PROPER PASS THOMAS Fa BOWERS, WALTER MAN, AND MON. 29 JAN. TERMINAL STEEL wiLL BE CO~FISCATED AND HELD UNTIL WILBUR A. KAIALAU. TUES. 30 JAN. CARDINALS PROPER PASS OR AUTHORIZATION IS PRO­ ATLAS LILLIE - TERUTO MAHUHARA RE­ WED. 31 JAN. SPORTSMEN DUCED BY THE OWNER. TURNED FROM LEAVE. THURS. I FEB. GARDEN! I RES HONOLULU ROFFING CO. - ROBERT R. FRI. 2 FEB. FIREMEN "A" AND CHANCE SIGNATURE OF MARSHALLES & EMPLOYER PELS, MANAGER IS HERE ON TOY. VOUGHT. THE SECURITY DEPARTMENT WILL STRICT­ MASSART INC. - STEPHEN H. DUNCAN ueoC)oo LY ENFORCE THIS INSTRUCTION, PASSES AND WARREN H. HIGA ARE NEW EMPLOYEES. INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS CAN BE PICKED UP AT THE SECURITY OFF­ EDWIN DORAN ANDERSON AND ROBERT S. HIGH GAME ICE ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE BOWLING SA TO RETURNED fROM LEAVE AND ARE EN ,.. EN - P CHING 225 ALlE'f." ROUTE TO ROI NAMUR. WOMEN - EL FISKE 182 ONE COPY OF THE APPROVED PASS IS UNIVERSAL SERVICES INC. - BERTRAND HIGH SERIES ATTACHED TO TrllS ISSUE OF THE HOUR­ RALPH LONDERVILLE, SUPT. OF OPERATIONS MEN - Jo Mf\WAE 604

GLASS o THE SECURITY PATROL HAS BEEN IS EN ROUTE TO ROI NAMUR TOY. WOMEN - EL FISKE 463 INSTRUCTED TO CONFISCATE PACKAGES WATERMAN CORP. OF CALIF. - W. H. HIGH AVE. WHICH ARE NOT ACCOMPAN'ED BY THIS HOGBERG IS HERE TOY. MEN - J. MAWAE 186 TY PE OF PASS> CORPS Of ENGINEERS - M. MARVIN WOMEN - EL FISKE 146 G. W. ASHFORD MADISON RETURNED FROM LEAVE. U.S. WEATHER BUREAU - MR. AND MRS. TEAM STANDING~ HUBERT E. BOYD AND SONS, STEPHEN AND WIN LOSE PINS JAMES RETURNED FROM LEAVE. THOMAS T. I • MIX UPS 7 I 53& ROI NAMUR NEWS ~ TATEKAWA RETURNED FROM LEAVE. £... FISKE 5 5546 BY MEL SEMI U. OF HAWAI! - GEORGE H. SHIROMA SPL I TSHOTS ~ ~ 56~5 SUNDAY, 28 JANUARY 1962, SPECIAL IS HERE ON TOY. ~: GUTTERPUPS 4 4 55 2 CVC - THOMAS T. TANAKA, M. D. PRU­ REGUUlS V 4 4 2 SERViCE RECREATION DEPT. TCT, ROI-NA­ 5·, 55 7 MUR SPONSO~ED ITS FIRST WEEKLY FISHING ITT AND DONALD COMMONS RETURNED TO o. P.M.Z. 3 5 5525 CRUISE FOR ALL PERSONNEL WHO WISHED THE ISLAND. PRESS 3 5 5~89 TO ATTEND. SKIPPER DEWEY CUNEARD RE­ PARSONS - MRS. MARION B. POTTER 1: GO-AHEADS 2 6 5 36 PORTS THAT 6 fiSH WERE CAUGHT, 2 RETURNED FROM LEAVE. 000000 BARRACUDA, 2 TUNA, I GROUPH, I UNKNOWN PMZ - AMANDO GARZA WILL BE VISIT­ THE FOLLOWING MEN WERE ALONG: ING KWAJALEIN AND ROI NAMUR IS HERE HOLIDAY FIELDDAY TROPHIES CHARLES YOUNG TCT ON TOY. TOM HENDRICKSON TCT U.S. ARMY - JOHN F. MULLANEY SFC TROPHIES WILL BE PRESENTED BY ANDY D. Q. SQUIRES TCT RETURNED TO THE ISLAND. OKULOVICH OF SPECIAL SERVICES SUPER­ CHARLES KRUEGER TCT VISOR WHICH WERE WON DURING THE HOLI­ JACK 0 I AMOND TCT DAY F,ELDDAY. THERE WAS A WINNER IN LEE. BOWE.N TCT YOKWE YUK DUPLICATE EACH AGE GROuP fOR CHECKERS, CHESS PETER BERTHOLD RCA BRIDGE WINNERS MO ATHLET I CS GEORGE BAKER PSL THE ALL FINALS WINNER OF ALL AGE V,RGILIO VELEZ TCT AfTER MUCH ADDING AND RETOTALING GROUPS FROM 7 TO 12 WERE AS FOLLOWS: HERE ARE THE WINNERS OF THE YOKWE ALL ATHLETIC EVENTS - PERRY BRACEY SATURDAY NIGHT 27 JANUARY 1962, A YUK CLUB SUNDAY NIGHT'S DUPLICATE AGE - 10 SUCCESSFuL BINGO GAME WAS HELD Ar THE BRIDGE GAMES. SPORTSMANSHIP - EDDIE LEE - AGE 12 JACHAROO CLUB ON ROI-NAMUR. THE WIN­ NORTH-SOUTH - CHRIS BROWN AND GILES CHECKERS & CHESS - JOHN COLEMAN JR.

NERS WE.RE AS rOLLOWS e S,NKEWI - fiRST. DICK NEWTON AND AGE - 8 F. O. MCCURRY GEORGE SHELHORSE - SECOND. BILL CHECKERS AND CHESS - SECOND - KEVIN MEL SEM I RICHARDON AND GEOFFREY RAYMER - THIRD. COLEMAN AGE - 7 J.D. Ru SSE L L EAST-WEST - FRANK O'GRADY AND HER­ CHECKERS - THIRD - MIKE PIERCE Go HEXT MAN SCHERE - FIRST. VIRGINIA GIPS AGE - 10 I. W. DIAMOND AND BILL GALLUCCI - SECOND. ALICE CHESS - THIRD - JIMM\ SUMARA AGE - 10 J. ENOMOTO TOLMAN AND AISLEE DESUZA - THIRD. JAMES SASAKI HIGH SCHOOL CHESS CHAMPIONS (13 - 15 YR5.) TYLERS LEAVE TONIGHT BILL MRAZ DEFEATED WILLIAM RONE JAPANESE SCIENTIST- THEORY THE TYLER fAMILY WILL LEAVE TONIGHT NIIGATA, JAPAN, JAN. 28 (UPI)--A ON THE TIA fLIGHT. ED TYLER, WAS BIEBER OFF TO UTAH JAPANESr SCIENTIST SAID SATURDAY THE SUPT. FOR AMERICAN ELECTRIC, HIS WIFE JOHN BIEBER OF THE CORPS OF ENGIN­ SOVIET ~~IONiS 50-MEGATON NUCLEAR DE­ HELEN AND THEIR TWO SONS, EDWARD AND VICE EXPLODED LAST OCTOBER WAS A MARK HAVE BEEN ON KWAJ FOR 15 MONTHS. EERS LEAVES ROI TODAY TO WORK WITH CLEAN" SUPER HYDROGEN BOMB WITH A THE CORPS AT OGDEN, UTAH. TUNGSTEN COvE.RING. PRO~. SEITARO KOYAMA OF NI IGTA UNIVERSITY TOLD A MEETING OF THE RAD- PMZ EMPLOYEES COMPLETE TOUR NOTICE TO BOQ OCCUPANTS 10ACTI\E SOCIE.TY HERE THAT HIS THEORY BILLETING AND/OR MESS CHARGES fOR WAS BASED ON AN ANALYSIS OF 23 SO-CALL COMPLETING CONTRACTSAND LEAVING JANUARV ARE DUE AND PAYABLE B' fEB. ED "GIANT" fALLOUT PARTICLES RECOVERED KWAJ THIS EVENING ABOARD THE TIA I. CENTRAL BILLETING OF~ICE AT TR4~s· IN THIS CITY BETWEEN OCT. 26 AND Nov. FLIGHT WILL BE FAUSTINO CORTADO, lENT HOTEL IS OPEI\J 24 HOURS DAI~i TO 13 or lAST fEAR. SHIRO HIRAYAMA, RECARTE DELA CRUZ, ACCEPT YOUR PA~MENT. YOu MA~ StNJ THE DROP iN RADIOACTIVITY Of 13 OF HOSE TANDENA, GRACIANO DEDIOS, AND YOUR PAYMENT VIA GUARD MAIL, MAKE THE P4RTICLES WAS "ABNORMALLV FAST,U EUGENIO PARANIAL. CHECK PAvABLE TO TRANSPORT Ce. OF TEX­ AS, ~:DRCS~ CNY~LnrC ·0 TR~~~i~NT HE SAI9. HOTn. PAr..C 4 HOURGLASS MONDAV 29 JANUAR~ 1962 GENERAL MEtb ~ENU ROI NAMUR MOVIE TUESDAY 30 JANUARY 1962 BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER MONDAY 29 JANuARY 1962 8 ?oMo C~ILLED FRUIT JUICE FRENCH ONION SOUP MINESTRONE SOUP IIWI LD IS THE WIND"--B&W--ANNA MAGNAN I, CHILLE~ F~ESH FRUIT BAKED MEAT LO/F' FRIED PORK CHOPS W/ApPLE ANTHONY QUINN. HOl ~ COLD CEREAL VI/SPANISH SAUCE SAUCE GRILLED LITTLE PIG SAUSAGE WHIPPED POTATOES CREAMED POTATOES TUESDAY 30 JANUARY 1962 8 P.M. EGGS TO ORDER BUTTERED LIMA BEANS SAUTE GREEN PEAS & "SPRINGFILD RIFLE"--B&W--GARY COOO[1:1, HAS~ BROWN POTATOES SAUTE CABBAGE CARROTS P~YLLIS BAXTER. STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE Sn:AMED RICE Hor TOAST, BUTTER JAM & SALAD BAR W/DRESSING SALAD BAq VI/DRESSING C I N~~AMON ROLLS BREAD PUDDING - COLD DRINK LEMON PIE EDDERLY LOVER ChiLLED MILK - HOT COFF'EE CHILLED MILK - HOT COFFEE ICED TEA W/LEMON STEALS FOR ROMANCES CHILLED MILK - HOT COF'FEE CANE, FRANCE, JAN. 27 (UPI )--"YOU'RE AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE NEVER TOO OLD FOR LOVE," SAID JEAN­ FLU CLOSES SCHOOLS MARIE PHILIBERT, 82. "I Of'-lLY HAVE TO OPEN MV AR~S AND THE wOMEf'-I FALL IN­ MONDAY 29 JANUARY 1962 TO THEM." 5:00 P.M, NEWS (UPI)--A MID-WINTER OUTBREAK OF PHILIBERT WAS RELEASED ON BAIL AFTER c::. i"';:':' P.M. Jltv1 AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT .J oV.J rLU AND OTHER VIRUSES CLOSED SCHOOLS BEING CHARGED WITH STEALING 10,000 6:00 P.M. NEWS AND ~f~ICTED CHILDREN BY THE HUNDREDS FRANCS ($2,000) FROM THE HOME Of HIS 6: 15 P.M. THE LATIN QUARTER IN SEVERAL PARTS Of THE NATION THIS NEIGHBOR MARCEL LEQUERT'ER AT NEARBY S·30 P.M. FAMILi THEATRE WEEK. SAINT SYLVAIN. HE SAID HE HAD SPENT 7:00 P.~u CONTINENTAL VARIETIES THE FLU OUTBREAK HAD REACHED ~P_ THE ~ON£Y ENTERTAINING fWO GIRL fRIENDS 0 P.M. SPORTS DESK 7:3 IDEMIC PROPORTIONS IN HENDERSON, ASKED IF HE DID NOT fEEL A LITTLE OLD 8:00 p.M o JOHNNY BOND WEBSTER AND UNION COUNTIES IN KEN­ FOR THIS ROMANCING, PHILIBE~T REPLIED '-'.j0·"'0 P.~. BROADWAY Is My BEAT TUCKY. SCHOOLS WERE CLOSED FRIDAY "AfTER A GLASS Of VlHITE WINE I wAS ~:oo p.~. NEWS IN IRON RIVER, PARK FALLS AND DURAND ALWAYS I N TOP FOR~ 0 ANYHOW, II VE. AL­ 15 P,M. MusIc TILL MIDNIGHT 9: IN WISCONSIN. WAYS KNOWN HOW TO P~EASE T~t ~OMEN." :0:00 C.M" NEWS IN OHIO, STATE HEALTH OfFICIALS 10: 15 P.Mo MUSIc TILL MIDNIGHT SAID AN OUTBREAK OF TYPE B INFLUENZA 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN Off COULD REACH EPIDEMIC PROPORTIONS WITHIN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. ABSENT­ FLYNN'S PLAYMATE ~UE~TIONED TUESDAY 30 JANuARY 1962 EEISM IN SUBURBAN CHICAGO SCHOOLS 5:JO A.M. NEWS RAN HIGH. CLEvELAND, OHIO, JANo 27 (UPI}--BEV­ C:05 A.M. ~HE DAWN BREAKER As MANY AS 2,500 CHILDREN WERE ERLY AADLAND, 19, Tri[ LA~E ERROk FLYNN'S 6:30 A.M< NEWS ABSENT FROM CLASS IN SOME COUNTIES PROTEGE AND PLA~MATE, WAS INVOLVED C:35 A.M. DAWN BREAKER, CONTID. OF NORTHERN GEORG I A. IOWA WAS JUST WITH THE LAW TWICE LAST N~GHT AND A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE. 7: 15 GETTING OVER SERIOUS OUTBREAKS AT EARLY TODAY" 7:30 ~oMo SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL LABIA, MITCHELLVILLE, SIOUX CITY AND POLICE RAIDED A SPEAKEAS~ ABOUT 4 A.M. DON Mc NEilL 3:00 PETERSEN. A.M. AND TOOK HER I~ro CuSTODY. SHE 3:30 A.M. ARTHUR GODFREY IN NORTH CAROLINA, THOUSANDS Of WAS RELEASED A~TER MAK'NG A STA1[M£NT 3:55 A.M. ARl BAKER'S NOTEBOOK SCHOOL CrllLDREN WERE SUFFERING F'ROM WHICH POLICE SAID PR06ABLY WOuLD RE­ 9:00 A.M. My TRUE STORY TYPE B fLU AND ITS SYMPTOMS--fEVER, SULT IN CLOSING THE AFTER ~O~RS SPOT. A.M. BOPIS KARLOff 9:40 ACHING AND RESPIRATORY TROUBLES. MISS AADLAND IS fiLLING A WEEK'S AaM. MASTERS OF MELODY 9: 4: STATE EIPDEMIOLOGIS JACKOB KOOMEN SINGING ENGAGEMENT" 10:00 A.M. GARRV MOORE SAID THE 6-12 AGE GROUP WAS HARDEST SHE TOLD POLICE A MILE CUSTOMER BE­ ,0:25 A.M. ANDY GRI~FITH HIT BECAUSE THE LAST TYPE B OUTBREAK GAN CHASING HEq AROUND r~E PLACE AfTER 10:30 A.M. RHYTrlM ON THE PMR WAS IN 1954 AND THOSE WHO SUFFERED SHE POURED A DRINK ON HIS H~ADo SHE I I.OC A~MG TURN BACK THE CLOCK fROM IT THEN HAVE SOME IMMUNITY NOVI. DID SO, SHE SAID, BECAUSE THE C~STOMER \ 1:25 A.M. SOCIAL SECURITY FILE , THE COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CENTER "MADE DISPARAGING REM_RKS ABOUT ERqOL A.M. IRA COOK I (.30 OF THE U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE FLYNN." NOON - NEWS 12:00 ATLANTA, GA., SAID TYPE B fLU HAS MISS AAD~AND WAS SCHEDU~tD TO OPE~ 12:05 PuM. BuSINESS FINAL, STOCKS, BEEN CONFIRMED THIS WINTER IN SEVERAL A NEW YORK ENGAGEMENT MONDAY. WEATHER STATES: ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA, COLOR­ 12:30 PaM. FLAIR ADO, IOWA, TENNESSEE, GEORG I A, FLOR­ 1:00 P.M. NEWS IDA, NEW YORK, MASSACHUSETTS, WASH­ I: : r:; PeM. LIGHT UP, RELAX "' INGTON, OREGON, KANSAS AND KENTUCKY. EXCHANGE STUDENT DIES \ :30 P oM a CARPENTER'S SHOP CONCERT SEVEN MORE STATES---NEW MEXICO, 3: 00 p.M. THE SWINGIN' YEARS ALABAMA, PENNSYLVANIA, ILLINOIS, FORT MADISON, IOWA, JAN. 27 (lJPI)-­ 3=30 P.M. HERE~S HOLLYWOOD OHIO, COLORADO AND ARKANSAS---HAVE PATHOLCGY REPORTS WERE AWAITED TODAY P .Jv1. NEWS 1+:00 HAD OUTBREAKS OF RESPIRATORY DISEASE TO DETERMINE WHAT CAUSED rHE DEAT~ OF 4:05 P.M> JoY Boys NOT YET CONfiRMED AS FLU, THE DIS­ MISS SUTANI SUKIRON, 18." AN EXCHANGE 4:35 P.M. PAJ HANA SERENADE EASE CENTER SAID. STuDENT FROM INDONESIA. PHYSICIANS SAID MOST OF THE FLU SHE DIED FRIDAY AT A LOCAL HOSPITAL IS OF THE TYPE B VARIETY. THIS KIND AFTER BEING IN A COMA fOR SEVERAL DAYS) IS LESS SEVERE THAN THE TYPE A STRAIN DR. fRANK MAYNER, LEE COUNTy MED CAL THUGS KIDNAF VISITOR WHICH PRODUCED THE DEADLY 'SPANISH EXAMINER, SAID" HE PERrORMED A PRE­ PLAGUE" OF 1918-19 AND THE ASIAN FLU LIMINARY AUTOPSY AND SENT TISSUE SA~­ NE~ YORK, JAN. 27 (UPI)--THREE OUTBREAK IN 1957-58. PLES TO T~E UNIVERSITY OF IOWA LABOR­ YOUNG T~JGS AND A GIRL KIDNAPED A THE NATION'S LARGER CITIES HAVE ATORIES AT IOWA CITY IN AN EF"ORT TO JI$'TOR TO T4[ CITY EARLY TODAY, BEAT BEEN SPARED SO fAR, DOCTORS SAID. DETERMINE THE CAUSE OF DEATH. AND ~OBBED ~j~) AND FORCED HIM AT BAY­ AUTHORITIES SAID THERE WAS NO IN­ ONET-POINT ON A F'OUR-HOUR AUTOMOBILE DICATION OF FOUL PLAy. RIDE. Two SUSPECTS WERE CAPTURED. MISS SUKIR~N WHOSE HOME IS IN MrDAN~ THE FOUR HOOD~UMS FORCED MR. BRODER­ EARTHQUAKES RECORDED SUMATRA, HAD BEEN LIVING AT THE ~!LL­ ICK INTC THE aACK SEAT OF HIS CAR ARD LOVlENBtRG HOME HERE SI~CE LAST ~ITrl T~E BAYONET IN HIS RIBS. HIS PASADENA, CALIF., JAN. ,7 (UPI)-­ AUGo 30.

WRIST WATC~ ~~D $207 WERE TAKEN. ONE A SERIES OF EARTHQUAKES WERE RECORD­ 001;)1&00 YOUlb roo~ -iE ~4EE~ AND DROVE THE CAR ED TODAY BY THE SEISMOLOGICAL LABOR­ Los ANGELES, JA~. 27 (UPI)--~Ok~Y­ ~ROUNC M6~~ATTA~ fOR THREE HOURS. ATORY AT CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF WOOD CORRtS P ONDEN1S OF FOREIGN NEwS Or>l_tRS ~AIC HE THEN LEfT THE CAR TECHNOLOGv. MEDIA WiLL ~OLD THE 19r~ ANNUA~ GOL­ A~D r~E OT~ER! ~ORCED BRODERIC~ TO A LABORATORY SPOKESMAN SAID THE DEN GLOBES AWARDS BA~Qvcr MAR~Y 5 IN DRivE rOR ~~O~YEq HOUR AT BAYONCT- TREMORS STARTED A1 3:02 P.M. EST THE COCOANUT GqOVE. I POIN~ A- 7 A.M. B~ODERICK SPOTTED A (1:02 P.M. PST) AND CONTINUED F'OR INGRID CLAIR~ONT, ~SSO~'~TiON PRf~lu p~TRCk ~ J ST2PPED THE CAR AND SHOUTED ABOUT 20 MINuTES. ENT, SAID F~IDA~ THE L"=~ or ~0~,~·T­ ~OP ~r~p. Thr GIR~ GOT AWAY, BUT THE THE LARGEST QUAKE WAS RECORDED AT IONS wILL BE ANNOUNCED ON WrDN£3~A~" I PAlqO~YA~ CAwG~- TrlE OTrlER TVIO YOuTHS 3:09 p.~ PST (6:09 EST) AND REGIST­ IN ADDITION 10 THE AwA~D5 'OR 9cS~ I ERED AN INTENSlry Of fiVE ON THE MOVI~ PICTURes AND PtR'ORM_~GES, T~t I RICHTE.R SCALE.. F !lM FAI/OPI'_= A\JA DS .0'" BE'ST AI ·0':<' AND ,TRE;S WILL ~E p~> s;\~~;. \ - - GOLF TOURNAMENT RESULTS A-fLiGHT - F1NALS POSTPONED B-FLIGHT f'NALS OR, R. A. ESTABROOKS DEFEATED DON SPORTS KAHALEKI.IL.U, C-FLIGHT QUARTER FI~ALS PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION MoNDA' 29 JANUARY 1962 GEORGE HIRATA DEFEATED FRANK VENSEL fiNALS JOE McKAY DEFEATED GEORGE HIRATA LITTLER LEADING HITTING AWAY WINS ROYAL PALM HANDICAP LUCKY GOLF TOURNAMENT HIALEAH, FLA., JAN. 27 (UP1)-OGDEN CROSSROADS CAPTURE OUTLAWS SAN FRANCISCO, JAN. 27 (UPI)-GENE PHIPPSI H ITTINC. AWAY BROKE ON TOP AND SATURDAY NIGHT THE CROSSROADS TOPPLED LITTLER, PUSHING HIS TALENT AND HIS LED ALL THE WAY AROUND TO~AY TO WIN THE OUTLAWS 34-11. THE 61C. STiCKS FOR LUCK TO THE LIMIT, TOURED THE FlqST THE $32,100 ROYAL PALM HANDICAP AT CROSSROADS WERE L. BARCOMA, ABE, P NiNE OF THE THIRD ROUND OF THE LUCKY HIALEAH RACE COURSE BY A RUNAWAY FIYE­ NEMECIO, T. HIRAMOTO AND NAGATA FOR INTERNATIONAL GOLf TOURNAMENT IN FOUR­ LENGTH MARGIN OVER 10 OTHER HANDICAP THE OUTLAWS WERE J.SiADOR, P KAUWE ANe UNDER-PAR 32 TODAY TO WrlDEN HIS SIZE­ STARS. ALBIOS. ABLE ~EAD OVER THE FIELD THE SOUTH AMERICAN HORSE, EL Loco, WINNING PITCHER - CLYDE SDvTH WITH ~!NE HOLES OF PLAY REMAiNING MAKING ONLY H!S SECOND START SINCE LOSING PITCHER - JACK BAKER iN THIS ROUND, LITTLER WAS SEvEN S~OTS ARRIViNG IN THE UNiTED STATES FROM CROSSROADS - 34 RU~S, 27 HITS AND 4 AHEAD Or THE FiELD AND GOING STRONG. VENEZUELA LAST FALL, TOOK SECOND BY ERRORS. ONLY BOSBY ROSBURG, WHO HAD STARTED THREE AND-ONE-HALf LENGTHS OVER OUTLAWS - Ii RUNS, Ii HITS AND 15 THE DAY TRA~LjNG BY SI~ SHOTS, STAYED ZUMADOR 2ND. VAPOR WHIRL WAS FOURTH ERRORS 1N CONTENTIONAL AT ALL. HE HAD A 33 ANOTHER HALF LENGTH BACK. HOMERUNS- NEMECIO 2, BARCOMA I, FOR 172, CO~PARED WITH LITTLER!S TOTAL HITTING AWAY RAN THE MILE AND ONE HIRAMOTO I, NAGATA i, GREEN I, AND ABE c~ 165 FOR THE 45 HOLES EIGHTH IN 1.48 AND 1/5 SECONDS ON A I L,T1LER W~S PARTICULAR~Y HOT WiTH FAST TRACK, RETURNING $9.70, $5.80 HuS IRONS ON THE FIRST NINE AND MADE AND $4.80 fOR A $2 BET ACROSS THE GARDENAIRES & HIGH ~CHOOL TWO OF HIS PATENTED IIFANTASTIC" RECOV­ BOARD THRILL SPECTATORS ERY SH01S THE GARDENAIRES DEFE~DjNG CHAMPIONS "BUT YOU HAVE TO BE LUCKY IN THIS COPPED A THRILLER fROM TrlE SCRAPpY GAME," HE SAID BETWEEN NiNES lIyOU MUCH SOUGHT ROGER WATTLER AND PROMISING HIGH SCHOO~ TEAM 14-13 ON HAVE TO 6E AWFuLLY LUCKY." SIGNS WITH METS SUNDAY AFTERTOON. ! T WAS A CLOSE IT WASN T ALL LUCK, HOWEVER. ON ThE NEW YORK, JAN. 27 (UPI)-THE NEW YORK BATTLE ALL THE WAY, BUT THE GARDENAiRES THIRD, A PAR THREE, 157-YARD HOLE, HE METS TODAY ANNOUNCED THEY HAVE SIGNED PROVED THAT THEY WERE THE BETTER TEAM PLACED hiS TEE SHOT SIX INCHES FROM IB-YEAR-OLD ROGER WATTLER OF ST. LOUIS, CAUSiNG T~E BAMAGFS FOR THE H'GH THE CUP. ON THE rOURTH HE DROVE CLOSE A PROSPECT THEY SAID HAD BEEN SOUGHT SCHOOL VERE GARDENA!RES AT~!Z, G TO THE TREES, HAD TO FLATTEN biS SWING BY NINE OTHER MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS, TO A RODRIGUES, M. MAGSAYO AND E E~QANO ON THE SECOND SHOT, BUT LIFTED THE BALL BONUS CONTRACT WITH THEIR SYRACUSE FAR~ FOR THE BAT7LI~G HIGH SCHOOL WEqE S 200 YEARDS WITH JUST ENOUGH HOOK TO CLUB OF THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. HUNTINGTON, C J CL~RK, r CLARK, AND MAKE THE GREEN AND GET HIS PA~. THE METS DID NOT DISCLOSE THE AMOUNT R RAUTENBERG. ON Th( SEVENTh HE AGAIN DROVE INTO OF THE BONUS, BUT IT WAS BELIEYED TO WINNING PiTCHER - JOHN KINA TREES ON HIS LEFT. HE HAD TO SHOOT BE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF $15,000 LOSING PITCHER - Cl'fF CLARK SR. BETWEEN TWO OAKS, KEEPi~G THE BALL LOW GARDENAIRS - 14 RJNS IB ri'TS AND 6 HE EXECUTED TrlE SHOT PERFECTLY A~D THE ERRORS" BALL ROLLED TO WITHIN FOUR FEET OF THE SKOWRON RENEWS CONTRACT HIGH SC~OO~ - 13 RUNS 10 rlTS AND 6 PIN FOR A BIRDIE NEW YORK, JAN. 27 (UPI)-BILL (MOOSE) ERRORS THE HEBERT BROTHERS, L!ONEL AND JAY, SKOWRON, THE REGULAR FIRST BASEMAN HOMERUNS - M. MAGSAYO Or T~E GARDEN­ THREW A ONE-TWO PUNCH EARLIER IN THE fOR THE NEW YORK YANKEES SINCE 1954, AIRES I, So HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL i DAY LIONEL FiRED A 66 fOR 211, AND RECEIVED A "MODEST INCREASE" AND 8E­ JAY HAD A 67 FOR 212. CAME THE NINTH MEMBER OF THE CLUB TO "BUT i WOULD HAVE HAD A 66 TOO," SAID SIGN HIS 1962 CONTRACT, GENERAL MANAG­ SPECIAL SERVICES ROCK PMR 24-4 JAY. "EXCEPT THAT I HAD TO TAKE A ER Roy HAMEY ANNOUNCED TODAY. SPECIAL SERVICES REALLY ~AD A BALL PENA~TY STROKE ON ONE HOLE I REACHED ALTHOUGH NO TERM~ WERE ANNOUNCED, AT DALLY FIELD SUNDAY Afr~RNOON, COLL­ . DOWN TO REMOVE A TW~G FROM BESIDE MY !T WAS BELIEVED SKOWRON WILL BE PAID ECTING 19 HITS I~CLUDING 5 HOMERUNS ANO BALL, LOST MY BALANCE AND TOUCHED THE APPROXIMATELY $33,000 FOR THE COMING SCORING 6 CONSECUTIVE INNINGSo BALL, MOVING IN ABOUT A QUARTER Of AN SEASON. THE BATS OF A OKULOvICH, L iKEDA, INCH SO! HAD TO CALL A PENALTY STROKE SKOWRON BATTED 267 LAST SEASON-­ R. CADABONA, Ju NICHOLSON, V BREITEN­ ON MYSELF " HIS LOWEST MARK EYER WITH THE YANKEES­ BERGER, 1 FLY, H. AHSAM, J PASEK AND THE BROTHERS, BOTH FORMER NATiONAL BUT ESTABLISHED A PERSONAL HIGH WITH M. NISHIMiYA WERE THE TOAST OF DALLY PGA CHAMPIONS, HAD STARTED THE DAY 28 HOME RUNS. HE DROVE IN B9 RUNS, FIELD. PLAYING WELL AND HARD WERE J TR41LING LiTTLER BY 12 STROKES. ONLY TWO LESS THAN HIS 1960 HIGH MARK DILL!ON, RAUTENBERG, D THA~~ ANO BIG GEORGE BAYER OF MIAMI, FLA , IN THAT DEPARTMENT. BOURQUE. KNOCKED !N A FOUR IRON FOR A HOLE-IN­ AGAINST THE CINCINNATI REDS IN THE WINNING P!TCH£~ - PAl LAN,AS ONE ON THE EIGHTH. IT WAS THE FIFTH WORLD SERIES, THE 32-YEAR-OLD CHICAGO LOS!NG PITCHER - D lHARP HOLE-iN-ONE ON THE YOUNG TOUR COMPARED NATIVE 6ATTED 353 AND DROVE IN fiVE SPECIAL SERViCES - 24 RUNS 19 H!TS ANI WITH ONl' Ii ACES ON THE WHOLE 1961 RUNS. 4 ERRORS. CAMPA!GN PQM.R.-4 RUNS 5 HITS AND 7 ERRORS PGA CHAMPiON JERRY BARBE~, WHO WAS iN HOMERUNS - A OKULOV!CH 2, J NICHO~­ TED SAVAGE SIGNS WITH PHILLIES WITH A 2!9, GOT PERMISSION TO WlTH­ SON 2 AND R. CADAOONA ! FOR SPECIAL DRAW FROM THE TOURNAMENT BECAUSE OF PHILADELPHIA, JAN. 27 {UPI)-THE SERVICES. J D!LLION ! FOR PMRo PRESSING BUS!NESS HE WAS WELL OUT OF PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES ANNOUNCED TODAY CONTENTION ANYWAY. THAT TED SAVAGE, THE iNTERNATIONAL MASTERS CHAMPION GARY PLAYE~, THE LEAGUE'S MOST VALUABLE PLAYER LAST ISLANDERS TAME CARDINALS DEFENDuNG CHAMPION HERE, THREE-PUTTED YEAR, HAS BECOME THE 18TH PLAYER TO THE CARDINALS FOUND OUT THAT THE is­ THE 18TH HOLE BuT STILL HAD A PAR 71 SIGN FOR 1962. LANDERS BATTING POWER WAS TOO MUCH AND A 54-HO~E SCORE OF 216 SAVAGE LED THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR THEM SUN~AY EVENING THE KSLANDER Los ANGELES OPEN CHAMPION PHIL WITH A .325 BATTING AVERAGE WHILE CLOUTED THE BALL AllOVER DALLY FlELD RODGERS MAD A 34-37--71 fOR 219. PLAYING WITH BUFFALO LAST YEAR. HE TO OVER RUN THE CARDINALS 26-6. THE!R ALSO LED WITH 31 STOLEN BASES, HAD BATTING POWER CAME fPOM HILLMAN, KUSA~O 24 HOME RUNS AND DROVE IN 65 RUNS GRIFFIN, KAYA, AND VEAo CAROlNALS M "GRUNTING JIM" DIES MAGSAYO, ARINE AND ROD!LLAS PLAYED WELL HOLLYWOOD, FLA., JAN. 27 (UPI)­ IN DEFENSE AND THEIR STICKERS WEPE WASHING'ON, JAN. 27 (UPI)-JAMEs SHAW, MAUREEN CRUM AND CLIFFORD ANN CREED KlHARA, MAEDA, PAWN ~ND M!YAS~iqO. A FITCHER fOR THE WASrllNGTON SENATORS PLAYED fLAWLESS GOLF TODAY TO UPSET WINNING P~TCHER - BEN VEA FROM 1913-192!, DIED TO~AY AT GEORGE THE DEfENDING CHAMPIONS AND MOVE INTO LOSING PITCHER - AK!RA H!GA WAS~iNG10N HOSPITAL AT THE AG~ OF 68 THE fiNALS Of THE ANNUAL WOMEN'S IN­ iSLANDERS-26 RuNS 22 ~!TS A~D 7 ERROR. St-lAW, WHO hAD THE N,Cj<;NAME "GRUNT NG TERNATIONA fOUR-BALL GOLF CHAMPION­ CARD!~AL5 - 6 RuNS 12 H~'S AND !O JIM," HAD A. CAREER RECORD Of 82-96 WITH SHiP. ERRORS HO~£RUNS ~ KLS~~O 2, rllLLM~N, ThE SENATORS HIS BEST SEASON WAS MISS CRUM, OF P~ANT CITY, FLA , AND KAYA, GR!FrlN AN~ Vr~ E~C~ i tvR THE 1916 WHEN HE WON 16 AND LOST 12 MiSS CREED, OF ALEXANDRIA, LA , SHOT ISLANDERS. ONE-JNDER-PAR GOLF TO OuST THE fAVORED TEAM OF PHYLLIS PREUSS OF POM~ANO tAD~r . BEA~ri, FkA., AN~ BA~6ARA WILLIAMS OF RICHARD, CALif. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS MoNDAY 29 J~ARY 1962 nolice~ GENERAL NOTICES THE RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVE WILL OCEAN VIEW SIIOWTIME 7.30 P.M. PRESENT THE RED CROSS SWIMMING AWAR~S IIWALK LIKE A DRAGON"--JAMEs St-lIGETA, NOBU MCCARTHY--STORY DEALS AT THE ROXY TONIGHT AT 6:00. PARENTS WITH THE CONFLICT BETWEEN AN AMERICAN IN THE 1870's AND A CH N­ or YOUNG SWIMMERS ARE REQUESTED TO ESE MAN, BOTH IN LOVE WITH AN ORIENTAL SLAVE GI~L ATTEND. RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7.30 P.M ALL DOGS OVER 6 MONTHS WHO DO NOT "MISSILE LAUNCHES AND FAILURE"--This is AN INTERESTING fiLM MADE HAVE LICENSES ISSUED BY SECURITY UP OF THE VARIOUS MISSILE LAUNCHES AT PT. MUGU AND PT. ARGUELLO WILL BE PICKED UP AND DISPOSED Of BY AREA MISSILES SUCH AS THE LARK, LOON, TERRIOR, SIDEwiNDER, SECURITY. BULLPUP, REGULUS I AND II, AND OTHER MISSILES ARE SHOWN IN THE~R DEVELOPMEN1. ApPROXIMATELY 20 MINUTES LONG. THE HANDLING Of CARGO TO AND fROM "TWO FLAGS WEST"--JosEPH COTTEN, LINDA DARNELL, JEfF CHANDLER-- SHIPS CAN CREATE SERIOUS HAZARDS TO A CONFEDERATE OFfiCER ACCEPT3 fOR HIMSELf AND OTHER PRISONERS OF PERSONS NOT DIRECTLY EMPLOYED IN SUCH WAR AN AMNESTY TO GO OUT WEST UNDER THE U.S. FLAG TO COMBAT ACTIVITIES. FOR THEIR OWN SAfETY AND INDIANS, IF THEY ARE NOT REQUIRED TO FIGHT SOUTHERNERS. T~EY ARE TO PERMIT MORE EffiCIENT OPERATION, PLACED UNDER THE COMMAND OF A REBEL HATING COLONEL AND REAC~ A ALL PERSONS NOT HAVING OffiCIAL ASSIGN­ POINT WHERE THEY MUST DECIDE WHETHER TO DESERT OR TO DEFEND THE MENT IN THE PIER AND CARGO HANDLING FORT fROM ANNIHILATION BY APACHES. AREAS SHALL NOT ENTER SUCH AREAS WHILE ACTIVITY IS IN PROGRESS. IT IS YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7:00 AND 8.20 P.M. SPECIfiCALLY REQUESTED THAT ALL "WHEN COMEDY WAS KINGfI--CHARLlE CHAPLIN, STAN LAURE!..., OLIVER PARENTS INSTRUCT THEIR CHILDREN TO HARDY, BUSTER KEATON, HARRY LANGDON, BEN TURPIN, FATTY ARB~C~LE, COMPLY WITH THE ABOVE RESTRICTION. WALLACE BERRy--A COMPILATION OF SHORTS AND COMEDY CLIPS FRO~ THE SECURITY PATROL HAS BEEN IN­ FILM fAVORITES OF YESTERYEAR TOPLINING MANY OF THE SCREEN'S ALL­ STRUCTED TO ENfORCE THIS REQUIREMENT. TIME COMEDY GREATS.

THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE MAK I NG CON­ ROXY SHOWTIME 6 30 AND 8:00 P.M. NECTIONS TO BOTH THE FRESH AND BRACK­ 15T SHOW nSUN OF RUSTY" --KIDDIE SHOW. ISH WATER SYSTEMS fOR THE TRAILER 2ND SHOW "BACK STREET"--SUSAN HAYWARD, JOHN GAVIN--SHE LOv£D <-lIM, BlIT >-IE. PARK ON TUESDAY JANUARY 30, 1962 COULDN'T MARRY HER. THE HAUNTING STORY Of A WOMAN'S UNDYING LOVE BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 8 A.M. AND 4 P.M. fOR A MAN SHE COULDN'T CALL HER OWN THEREfORE THE HCU5ES ON THE EAST SIDE OF PALM AND THE WEST SIDE OF HELIO­ MEETINGS, CONT'O TROPE WILL BE WITHOUT WATER DURING ALL TEAM CAPTAINS Of THE T.C.T. ATTENTION ALL PER~ONNEL THIS TIME BOWLING LEAGUE ARE REQUESTED TO AT­ DURING THE RECENT NIKE ZEUS FlRijNG FRESH ~ BRACKISH WATER WILL BE OFf TEND A MEETING ON TUESDAY, JANUARY THERE WERE INSTANCES OF PE~T!NENl IN­ AT THF FOLLOWING QUARTERS. ~O, 1962 , AT THE BOWLING ALLEY, AT fORMATION LEAV.NQ THE iSLAND ~R O~ TO 467, 469, 471, 473, 475,~~77, 479, :30 P.M. IMPORTANT MATTERS WILL IBE ANY AUTHORIZED NEwS RELEASE iT SHOULD 470, q]2, Q74, Q76, Q78, ~, Q82 OISCUSSEB. ALL CAPTAINS ARE URGED BE BORNE IN MiND THAT A~Y uNAUT~ORbZED AND 484. Tr ATTEND THIS MEETING. PRESENTAT­ DISCLOSURE Of "DEfENSE CL.ASSjF~EOrr O~ ION Of TROPHIES TO THE WINNERS Of THE "FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY" 'NFORMA-JON HELP WANTED LAST T.C.T. BOWLING LEAGUE WILL ALSO IS A MOST SERIOUS OFFENSE AND PUN'SH­ PART-TIME SALES CLERKS FOR MACY'S BE HELD. ABLE. BY LAW. I f I NTERESTED CALL 1. C. T. I NI)USTR I AL IT HAS BEEN, AND WILL CONTINuE TO RELATIONS, 2190. WANTED BE, NECESSARY THAT A LA~GE NUMBER OF ANYONE INTERESTED IN PLAYING A THE ISLAND POPULATiON BE G~VEN INFORM­ FULL TIME AND PART TIME CLERK TRUMPET WITH A SWING ORCHESTRA CALL ATION PRIOR TO A RANGE EVENT THiS TYPISTS AND SECRETARIES. IF INTER­ 409 INSTRUMENT CAN 6E FURNISHED. IS NECESSARY BOTH FOR EFFECTIVE O~E~­ ESTED IN FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT ..... ATION OF THE VARIOUS AQENCJES INVOLvED T.C.T. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, PHONE ANY LADIES AND/OR GIRLS INTERESTED AND AS A PRECAU110NARY MEASuRE. 2190 IN FORMING A VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE CALL HOWEVER, ALL PERSONNEL ARE REM!~DED PAT AT 420. THAT MUCH OF THIS P~IOR !NfORMATION WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY NEEDS IS UNDER THE CATEGORY OF "FOR Of~ iCIAL CLERK TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS FOR SALE USE ONLY" AND AS SUCH, IS NOT TO BE SOME Of THESE OPENINGS ARE FOR PART NEW BABY STROLLER. CALL 2246 ANY­ PASSED ON IN LETTERS HOME, HAM PHON( TIME EMPLOYEES THIS WOULD BE FOR A TIME. PATCHES OR OT~ER COMMUN1C~TIONS HEC!Ao MINIMUM OF FOUR HOURS PER DAY AND THE PASSIN& ON Of RANGE EVENTS, Ej~ FIVE OR SIX DAYS EACH WEEK BETWEEN ALMOST NEW MAN'S BICYCLE. CALL 612 CEPT fOR THO~t DULY RELEASED, CAN AND 7:30 A.M. AND 4:30 P.M. AFTER 6 P.M. OR SEE AT REEf 201 WILL ~E, DEALT WITH MOST SEVERELYo FOR fURTHER INfORMATION CALL F. H. FELL AT 9 EXTENSION 445 OR 446. SPECIAL SERVICES HOBBY SHOP HAS CHARCOAL PAPER AND STICKS AND WATER VOLUNTEER VISION TEAM MEETINGS COLOR TABLETS fOR SALE SAVES A BOY'S SIGHT Cue SCOUT PACK MEETING TONIGHT AT .. ... A VOLUNTEER SCREENING TEA~ WA~ U~­ -r.00 P M. IN THE TERMINAL BUILDING. FOUND ABLE TO DETECT ANY VISION jN T~E R,GHl SAfETY GLASSES ON JANUARY 25 IN THE EYE OF BERNARD, 7, A SECO~D GRADE BRIDGE AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB TONIGHT VICINITY OF ZAR RECEIVER BLDG (NIKE PUPIL AN EYE DOCTOR FOUND lHAT AT 7:30 P.M. ZEUS). OWNER MAY CLAIM AT THE HOUR­ BERNARD WAS 1HREATENED W'Th B~INDN~2S GLASS OFFICE. BECAUSE OF A OE1ACHED RETINA, A PA~' BINGO AT THE MAD CLUB HAS BEEN OF THE EYEBALL. CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE LADY's PRESCRIPTION GLASSES CLAIM THERE IS AN EXCELLENT CHANCE NOW AT OFFICE IN KWAJALEIN STORE. THAT HIS SIGHT MAY SE SAVED, THANKS HAM Ops INTERESTED IN OPERATING TO MEDICAL SKILL AND THE ALERTNESS OF KX6BU DURING WWOX CONTEXT, MEETING LOST THE VOLUNTEERS WHO WERE TRAINED BY WILL BE HELD TUES. JAN. 30 AT KX6BU ••• CARTRIDGE TYPE FOUNTAIN PEN. IF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY tOR THE PREVEN­ fOUND, PLEASE CALL 682 AfTER 5 P.M. TION OF BLINDNESS YOKWE YUK WOMENS CLua MEETING FEB. REWARD. "GIVE fOR HEALTHII THROUGH THE CAM­ 20 WILL BE A CRAZY 'HAT LUNCHEON. PAIGN OF YOUR VOLUNTARY NATIONAL PRIZES FOR THE MOST ORIGINAL HAT AND SMALL RED TR I CYCLE. I F fOUND PLEASE HEALTH A("ENCIES. lHE fUNNIEST. THE BUSINESS Of THE DAY CALL 2258. WILL BE ELECTION Of OfFICERS, NOMIN­ FOR SALE ATIONS TO BE ACCEP~ED fROM THE FLOOR. ORDER FLOWERS 1HROUGH SPE~IAL SONY C5-300 TAPE REGORDER. P~O~E ALL MEMBERS PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND. SERVICES FOR ALL OCCASIONS'~!! BEAU­ 2440 AFTER 5 P.M. TIFUL MAINLAND OR TROPICAL FLOWERS BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB TUES­ OF YOUR CHOICE ApPLY IN PERSON-­ DAY AT 8 P.M. PHONt CALLS wilL Nor 8E ACCEPTED TO NOTICES FOR THE HOURGLASS????? PLACE ORDERS SEA SCOUTS WILL MEET AT THE SCOUT CALL 21i4 OR 539'!' HOUSE, NEXT TO THE COMMUNITY HOUSE AT 7.30 P.M. WEDNESDAY