·./ HIGH llDE LOW TIDE 2/15/62 3.3 AT 020 3 ~ 2/~5/62 2 0 AT 0750 2/15/62 !.5 AT 2102 2/15/62 4 li AT 1421 Jhe HOURGLASS VOL. 3 No. 1043 KWAJALEIN, MARSrlALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY 14 FEBRUARY 1962 ALGERIAN REBEL LEADERS "DITCH" NEWSMEN CUBAN RISKS LIFE TO SMUGGLE PHOTOS VERDUN, FRA~CE, FEB. 13 (UPI)-SEVEN New YORK, (IJP ~ >A CU8&.II,I UNO~RGROuND • G'1-r'ER ST! L ~ ! N HAVANA HAS SMUGGLE;::) LEADERS OF THE AlGFRIAN REBEL GOVER~­ TO N~~ Y~RK AI TI-I£ ~"S~ )F ~!S LlF- A SF~ CS OF CO~CENTqATiON CAM~ TYPF P,C­ MENT D~SAcPEARED FROM THIS SMALL TOWN TURES OF LIFE uN fiD:L CASTRO!S CA~ANA FORTRESS. NEAR T~F- FRANCO-SWiSS BORDER TODAY TO r~f P~0TOG~APriS WERt lA~E~ BY ~jRAM bONZAlEZ, A FORMER CASTRO ARMY l"rUTE~­ ESCAPE NEWSMEN TRYING TO PIN OOW~ THE A~T N0W A ~OLITctA_ REFUGEE IN THE ARGENT!NE EMBASSY IN HAVANA. HE FLEe THE LOCATION OF THEiR MEETINGS WITH A CAE>4NA FORTRESS f~ 9 SON A. FEW WEEK S AG(I ON H S TH! RD ESCAPE ATTE"ID1 FRENCH GOVERNMENT DELEGATION. 1111 SMUGGliNG 1-115 ~~CTURES OUT, H£ TOLD ti!S COLLEAGUES IN THE 30TH OF NOIf. THE SEVEN ALGERIANS ARRIVED HERE REVOLU 7 10NlRr MOVE~ENl IN l~IS COUNTRY TH~T THEY SHOULD BE OLSTRiBUTED 10

SAT~RDAY REPO~TEDlY TO CONFER WITH A THE WOPLJ AND HE. SHOUU} Bt:. ! DENT, F ~ E.D, E\fEN ! F HE BECAME A "SACRA F CE II FRENCH DELEGATION HEADED BY ALGERIAN GONZAL[Z INqIST:~ HE BE IC:Nr~FIED, AFFA!RS MINISTER LOUIS JOXE ON THE C~aA~ [ft LE FR!E~DS SAiD. BECAusr HE FRENCH UNIONS PROTEST FOR ~O~CLUSiON OF AN ALGERIAN PEACE TREATY WANrt~ T~ L:Nf MAIIMJM AUTHENTiCiTY THE TALKS SuPDOSEDLY GOT UNDER WAY TO TH~ PiCTUR~S, B~L EvtD THE FJQST FUNERAL - MUCH OF CITY STOPS YE~TERDA~ SOMEWHERE ON THE FRENCH r, BE M~D~ OF T~r LvT OF POljTI~AL PARIS, FEB. 13 (UPI)-~RE~CH U~ o~s SlDE OF THE BORDER, WHICH IS 25 MilES PR~SONlRS UNDER CAST~OIS D"CTA'OR!AL FL~tED THEIR MUSCLES IN A ~A~>-DAv FROM HERE. DETAILS OF THE MEETING Ri:.G~ME ~~~:R~L STRIKE AGAINST THE GOVERNMC~T WERE lACKING BECAUSE OF THE CLOAK OF TH~ yOUNG REBEL OFFiceR SDENT ~~ T)OAV Tj MARK T~E FUNERAL OF L~~~T SfCRECY COvERING THE N GOT lATIONS. MO~T~S iN CABAN~ OUN~E0~S 10 WH C~ V CT.MS OF ~AST THURSOA~!S P~RIS q~OTS. ~HE ALGERIANS, iNFORMATION MINISTER ~t WA~ S:~TE~CEJ FC~ BEING TOO OF~NLY l F~ THqOUuHOUT THE NATnON SL~WED TO MoHAMED YAZiD, VICE P~EMIER BELKACEM A\iT"~CJMMUIHST TO SUjT ARMED F';)RCES ~ NEAR-STANDSTill AS AN !MME~S~ TJR~­ DR!M, i~TERIOR MINI~TER LAKHDAR BEN COMMANDEQ MAJ R~ul CA5~RO. OUT or WvRKERS, ESTlMJ~ED B¥ POLlCE AT rOBBAL AND FOREiG~ MINISTER SAAD DAH­ GONZALEZ TOOK TrlE PICTURES W 1~ A iOO,OOO, MARCHED IN AN HOUR LO~G OR­ LAB, WITH THREE AIDES, CHECKED IN AT VEST-fOCKET (MbNC~) TYP~ CAMERA DERkY PROCESSiON TO PERE lACHAtSE THE HOTEL Dt LA PRAIRE SATURDAY EVEN­ SECRE1ED ON HtS PERSON HE HAD ~EVER CEMETERY IN THE CAPiTAL'S EAST END. ING, BU, lEFT IN A HURRY YESTERDAY 8EFCR~ TAKEN ft O/CTUR~ HE TO¢K ~A~Y AT L~AST ANOTHER 100,000 S~LENTLY AFTERNOON WHEN A lOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER MORE TH~N T~E ~O CA?A8l~ OF REP~O~~ WATC~ED THE FUNERAL PROCESSoO~ FOR THE S~APP[D T~EiR PICTURE. UCTION, BJT ~OST WERE lOST B~CAuSE V~CT!MS OF RiOTS WH'C~ ERUPTED OVER SOME OF THEIR BAGGAGE WAS LEFT BE­ OF HIS lAC~ OF KNOW~EDG~ OF PHOTO­ T~RRORJSM IN THE ALGER!AN CRiSiS. H!ND iN THE RUSH. HOTEL STAFF SAiD GRAPHY T~E CORTEGE WAS HEADED BY BLACK-~RAPED THEY W£R~ u~ABLE TO SAY WHETHER THE GONZALEZ SAi~ HiS (EkLMATES iN­ Rl~ F_A~S AND ALL THE rR~NCH COMMUN.ST SEVEN wOuLD RETURN TO PICK IT UP. CLUDED THREE FOUN~EqS OF CASTRO'S PARTY'S Tnp BRASS iT WAS ASSUMED THE ALGERIANS HAD ORIG:~AL 26TH OF JULY MOVEMENT, WHO r~RMER PREMJER PiERRE MENCES-FRA~cr SHIFTED T~E:R HEADQUARTERS TO SOME NOT ONLY PARTlCiPAT~D IN CASTRO'S ALSO QODE iN THE PROCESSION lONG OTHER HOTEL ON THE SWISS SIDE OF THE UNSlJCCi2:SSFUL 1953 ItTTACK ONA B~TiSl.c. DlsT~~cr TRAI~S WERE HALTED FOR FOUR BORDER BUT THEIP NEW LOCATION COULD ARMY POST !N SAN'u~CO BUT iN THE HOURS I~ PARiS, BUStS WERE STODPED NOT BE CONFiR~ED. ORIGINAL iNVASION FRO~ MEXICO LCD B~ FOR TWO HOURS. GAS AND EkECTRIC~TY CUSTOMS OFFiCiALS AT THE BORDER CASTRO iN 1952 SUPPLIES WERE !NTERRvp~ro, ~OSTAL FOI~T OF VALLORBES, THE NEAREST FRON­ THE MEN WHO FOuGHT AT CASTRO'S SIDE SERV,CES WERE SPOTTy, GARBAG~ WAS NO~ TijfR POI~T TO HERE, SAID THE REBEL fOR MORE THA~ TWO YEARS AS MOUNTA'N COLLECTED ANO THE COU~TRY WAS W]THOUT MINiSTERS hAD NOT ENTERED fRANCE BY GUERRILLAS WERE FORMER liEUTENANTS NEWSDAPERS.

THAT ROUTE OVER THE WEEKEND. THE EVAN ROSPLES J MARIO ECHANIZ AND FERN­ SCHOOLS WERE CLOSED fOR T~E DAY, MANY A~GERIANS COULD HAVE USED HA~. A ANDO SANCHE.Z AMAYA" TI-f'_ 1-/ 'CR!ME"-­ FAGTORIES DID NOT BEGIN WORK UNTil DOZEN OTHER CROSSING POINTS, THf or­ ANT I-COW'UN I SM NOON AND SERVICES AT THE TWO PARiS FiCiAlS SAID. U.S. REPORTERS WHO yiS,TED CABANA AIRPORTS WERE SHA~PlY CUT.

(I •• .. FORTRESS IN THE EA~LY DAiS OF CAS~ T~E STRlKE WAS ORDERED BY THE COMMUN­ EICHMANN WORKf DESPARATELY IRO'S SUCCESSFUL REVOLUTION CONFIRMED IST-LED GENERAL CONFEDERATiON OF LABOR THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE BACKGROUND (CGT), FRANCE!S BIGGEST lABO~ ORGAN­ ON APPEAL ON GONZALEZ' PICTURES. THE PICTURES IZATION; AND A NUMBER OF OTHER UNlONS, TEL AVIV (UPI)-CONDEMNED NAZI WERE OFfERED TO SUPPORT WHAT GONZALEZ TO PROTEST THE KILLING OF EIGHT PARiS ADOLF EICHMANN IS WORKING FURIOUSLY DESCRIBED AS "BESTiAL TREATMENT" OF CIVILIANS, INCLUDING THREE WOME~ AND ON THE APPEAL AGAINST HIS DEATH SEN­ POLiTICAL PRISONERS AND A 15-YEAR-OLD BOY, IN LAST TH~RS­ TENC£ FOR THE WARTIME KilLING OF DAY's BLOODY RIOTS. MilLIONS OF JEWS, PRISON SOURCES SAID BANK PROMISES PAID VACATIONS BUT IT ALSO WAS AIMED AS A WARNiNG TONiGHT. TO BOTH PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE'S THE SOURCES SAID THE FORMER S.S. - OFFICIALS INVESTIGATING GOVERNMENT AND THE TERRORiST SECRET COLONEL APPEARS FIT AND RELAXED IN NEW YORK, (UPI)-ATTORNEY GENERAL ARMY ORGANIZATION (OAS). CONTRAST TO HIS DEPRESSED STATE lAST LOUIS J. LEFKOWITZ ANNOUNCED TODAY MONTH AND Hr H\S GAINED SOME WEIGHT. T~AT HIS OFfice IS iNVESTIGATING CANBERRA, fEB. 13 (UPI)-ELEVEN Aus~ E!CHMANN, WHO WEARS CIVILIAN CLOTHES WHETHER ANY NEW YORK STATE LAWS ~AVE TRALiAN WARSHIPS, THE BRITiSH SUB~AR­ !NSTEAD OF A PRISON UNIFORM, IS APPAR­ BEE~ ViOLATED IN CON~ECTION WITH iNC H.~S. TAPIR AND THE NEW ZEALAN~ ENTLY NOT INTERESTED IN WORKiNG ON HIS LiTERATURE MAILED ~ERE fR9M THE OO~­ FRIGATE OTAGO WERE ALERTED TO~AY J~ MEMOiRS NOW HELD BY PRISON OfFICIALS, LAR INDUSTRiAL BAN~ OF NASSAU, PREPARATION FOR THE AMERICAN "PROJECT THE SOURCES SAID. HOWEVER, HE CAN BAHAMAS. MFRCURV" SPACE SHOT. OBTA~N THEM FOR THE ASKING HIS ANNOUNCEMENT SAID, iN PART. THE APPEAL DATE IS STILL NOT KNOWN IIIN THE LAST fE~ DAYS ~y OFFICE KWAJALEIN WATER ALTHOUGHT IT IS BELIEVED IT WILL COME HAS RECEIVED COPIES c~ LITERATU~E USED 2/13/62 SOMETIME ~EXT MONTH AFTER THE NAMiNG MAILED TO NEW YORK RESIDENTS FROM OF FiVE SUPREME COURT JUSTICES WHO ARE THE DOLLAR INDUSTRiAL BANK OF NASSAU, TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 25!,2~O TO CO~SIDER THE APPEAL BAHAMAS, OfFERING A FREE VACATION GALLONS T~E SOURCES SAID THAT EICHMANN REG­ TO ANYONE PLACING $5,000 IN A PURPORT­ PER CAPITA - 93.6 GALLONS ULARLY RECEIVES MAIL FROM HIS WIFE, EDLY !~SURED SAVINGS ACCOUNT PAYiNG TOTAL IN STORAGE - 12,575,000 GALLONS, SONS AND TWO BROTHERS PLUS HIS AT­ 5 PER CfNT RETURN. INVESTIGATORS Of TOR~EY DR ROBERT SERVATIUS IN MY OfFICE HAVE REPORTED THAT THE COLOGNE, GERMANY. LITE~ATURE HAS BEE~ MAILED fROM DAilY FRESH WATER ME7ER READiNGS . .. . CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. WE ARE CONDUCT­ MOSCOW, FEB. 13 (UPI)-Moscow RADiO ING A fULL SCALE INV~STaGATION TO HOUSING OCEAN 7,700 GALLONS CHARGED TODAY THAT TWO AMERICAN PLANES DETERMINE WHETHER AMY ~AWS OF THE HOUSING LAGOON 23.,000 " BUZZEO A SOVIET TANKER EN ROUTE TO STATE OF NEW YORK HAVE BEEN VIOLATED YO!

PUBLISHEL AT T~~ DluECTIO~ OF ~ME KENNlDY PRO~ ~~ES U.So SUPPORT AND FR\ENDSHIP TO INDON!S!A COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC ~!~~IL~ RANGE F AC I L I TY, KWAJALE IiJ, ~I.s ~ ,rli'L,_ JAKARTA, FEB Ij (J~I )--U S ATTORNEY GENERAL POBERT KENNEDY TOD_Y TOLD ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH dJ~EA~ I"IDONESIAN LASOR LEADER" ~-~ UI'>lITED STATES W"'S OOING ITS "BEST" TO HELP SETTLE OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-~17G-c THE WEST ~Ew GUINEA D ~~U E ~Ull~~Y AND PEACE.ULlY " WITH TNE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEAAS. KENNEDY, IN A 45-MiNUTE QU~STIO~-AND-AN3W[~ wER'OD WITH THE LABOR LEADERS, SAID U S POLll) O~ THE. DISPUTE wAS TO 'TRY TO GET IT RESOLVED--RESOLVED QUICK­ rHE HOURGL~~S IS PUBLISHED DAIL{ LY AND PE~CE~U_~Y I MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADlI,'JE "vh !-lAVE BEE"l 'R1lIllDS wiTH HOLLA~D FOR A LONG, LONG TIME," KENNEDY SAID, fOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M DAY BEFORE 'AI'.C "E \ N 1 !:.tlD 1,J COWT I NUE A" FR I ENf'3 \lE FOUGHT AS ALL I ES I N WORLD WAR II AND PUBLICATION. DFADLINE FOR NEWS 11E~S ,.Jf HAvE 1:'iO"S BUR ED THE.Rt: " IS 10 A~" DAY 0F PUBLlCATIOrJ. DESP1~E TH~T fRIE~~ -I~, ~ENNEDY S~ID, "rHE GNITED STATES LED THE STRUGGLE FOR INDE~£NDENCE 0- "D0NESIA MORE THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY IN THE WORLD THE HOURGLASS RESERVES lHE RIGHT THROu~H hLL '0R Hl;lJRY WE HAVE HELD FOR SELF-GOVERNMENT OF PEOPLE AND SELF­ TO EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR DETER"lINATllNv I PUBLICATION HE SJlI D HIF WEST r,r", GI'I NEA l! -'>PlITE WAS A "STRU,.G .. E. BET~t[N TwO v[,,( (,.')SE SENATORS EXPECT FULL REPORT EDITOR - JOHN C COLEMAN FRllNDS AND ~[ WANT "J lRY TO ~ETT~E IT PfI;CEF',LLY. WE I"f;- r-( N" JJ~ 8EST ON POWERS' INTERROGATION TO f-' E '- ~ - \I r.. ~ HER f i:: i' - -:) 0::; r A GO () C WASHINGTON, FEB. 13 (UPI )--SENATORS NEW PROPOSAL TO OPEN SUBERBS "lEA ..... uf ?r-Ouk£3,:;. 1~ Jt-oC_ TI-1[:~ i. 1 ''-It:. APPARENTLY HAVE NO PLANS TO CALL TO NON WHITES INTRODUCED L.."J'"fH. To-/[ DISCo,):;.S I'" 'r -Hi: CI"'PUT(, FRANCIS GARY POWERS FOR TEST!MONY, htl,r~E ~p.:. E.,~--_ F~-_r ,E.' ~; 1'-ST BUT EXPECT A FULL REPORT ON THE GOVERN­ NEW YORK, FEB 13 (UPI )--ROBERT C ,;t:,N G. l~tA _:: tf"'JE':l~ ',<,A.,' ~"[ 11,_ MENT'S INTERROGATION OF THE U2 PiLOT. WEAVER, WHO WOULD HEAD THE PROPOSED C<,)~'-Sl-I" !\IA'4[ fOR ThE "lRRIT,JR'. THE IPOSITI9N. Of TWO KEY SENATE GROUPS rEDERAL DEPARrMENT OF UPBAN AFFAIRS •. L, , ~,Tf-L ,I"I! TED STATES WAS BECAME KNOWN YESTERDAY AS SECRETARY AND HOUSI~G, LALlED TODAY FOR EFFORTS ',I; ,,;- C,<., T) I'(R - rs VIE .. S OR Of STATE DEAN RUSK SAID POWERS' RE­ TO "OPEN OUR SUBURBS TO THOSE NON­ ~ , S T E ~ -, -' J/ f R ~ IV! " ::,,, A ~1 Y 0 ~< E. LEASE FROM A RUSSIAN PRISON REPRESENT­ WHITES WrlO CAN AFFORD TO LIVE THERE \ t C) t.:: "'. tiE - _, 'SrlC' __ D lIfC I DE ED LITTJ-E PROGRESS ON "THE ISSUES THAT AND WANT TO DO :';0 " toi'1L\T '_ ;;:[; FOF 'N[,ONESIA WE ARE DIVIDE THE COMMUNIST AND THE FREE WEAVER, NOW U.S ~OUbING ADMIHIS­ NOl A:~ING YOu T~ ADOPT IN INDONESIA WORLDS." TRATOR, SAID THERE SrlOULO BE SIMULTA­ A ), "'- E:" 'f " Ei'NMENT) LIKE THE RUSK SAID IN A RADIO INTERVIEW THAT NEOUS REDEVELOPMENT OF OLDER CITIES U~ TED ~T~TEo--IT MAY NOT BE THE SYS­ IT HELPED TO GET "UNNECESSARY IRRITA­ TO "ATTRACT W'11 TES BACt'.," TtY bE'S I ~ OR YOU" TIONS" OUT Of THE WAY, "BUT I 'WITHOUT BOTH EFFORTS, HE SAiD> ",,;£ KENNEDY SAID THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WOULDN'T DRAW ANY CONCLUSIONS FROM ~AY SEE IN SOME OF OUR URBAN AREAS iH£ '0NDER5TAND MANY OF THE INDONESIAN THIS RETURN OF MR. POWERS WITH RESPECT EMERGENCE OF NON-WHilE ~AJORITIE~ 'N PR06LFMS HAVING COME OUT OF THE REV­ TO QUESTIONS LIKE BERLIN OR SOUTHEAST THE CURROUNDING SUBURBS." OLUTION OURSELVES. BUT WE HAVE HAD ASIA." "SHOULD THI S COME ABOUT," WEAVER ItO YEARS TO WORK OUR PROBLEMS OUT. AT LEAST TWO SENATE SUBCOMMITTEES SAID IN A SPEECH PREPARED FOR lHE You GAINED YOUR INDEPENCE AND SUDDEN­ WANTED DETAILED REPORTS ON WHAT POWERS FEDERATION OF PROTESTANT WELFARE AGEN­ LY BECAME A WORLD POWER. HAVING HAD HAD TO SAY AFTER HIS RELEASE CHAIR- CIES, "RACIAL CLEAVAGES WILL BE ADDED THE ADVANTAGES WE HAD, WE FEEL WE MAN RICHARD B. RUSSELL, DEMOCRAT-GEOR­ TO THE JU~,~DICTIONAL CLEAVAGES THAT HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TO HELP." GIA, OF A SENATE WATCHDOG SUBCOMMITTEE NOW DIVIDE OUR METROPOLITAN AREAS "YOU'RE NOT GOING TO AGREE WITH US SAID HE PLANNED TO FOLLOW THE MATTER AND THE PROBLEMS OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT AT EVERY JUNCTURE AND WE ARE NOT GOING CLOSELY. WILL BECOME EVEN MORE COMPLEX THAN THEY TO AGREE WITH YOU. BUT WE SHOULD RUSSELL SAID, HOWEVER, THAT HE DID ARE TODAY." UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER." NOT NOW EXPECT POWERS TO BE CALLED IN

'WEAVER, A NEGRO, I S A WELL KNOWN PERSON BEFORE THE PANEL 1 WHICH RIDES FIGURE IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT HERD ON ACTIVITIES Of THE CENTRAL As SECRETARY OF THE PROPOSED URBAN COMMUNISTS SHOUTED DOWN INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. AFFAIRS DEPARTM[NT, HE WOULD BE THE AT TED KENNEDY lSRAEl SPEECH "WE HAVE HAD TWO OR THREE MEETINGS FIRST NEGRO CABINET MEMBER IN THE AT WHICH THE U2 MATTER WAS THOROUGHLY NATION'S HISTORY. THE DEPARTMENT WILL JERUSALEM, ISRAEL, FEB 13 (UPI )-­ REVIEWED. WE HAD BEEN TOLD OF THE COME INTO BEING UNDER THE TERMS OF AN PRO-WESTERN AND COMMUNIST STUDENTS NEGOTIATIONS AND WERE KEPT ADVISED OF REORGANIZATION PLAN SIGNED BY PRESID­ CLASHED TODAY WHEN PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S THE PROGRESS," RUSSELL SAID, IN AN ENT KENNEDY UNLESS EITHER THE HOUSE YOUNGEST BROTHER ARRIVED TO SPEAK INTERVIEW. OR THE SENATE DISAPPROVES. KE~NEDY AT HEBREW UNIVERSITY RUSSELL SAID HIS GROUP MET W!TH HAS SAID WEAVER WOULD BE THE SECRETARY CROWliS OF STUDENTS JUMPED A SMALL JOHN A. MCCONE, DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL OF THE DEPARTMENT. ~~MM~~I~1 'A=TIUN WHO BEGAN SHOUTING INTELLIGENCE, AS RECENTLY AS LAST "KENNEDY GO HOME" AND WAVING ANTI-AM­ THURSDAY HE SAID THE SUBCOMMITTEE ERICAN PLACARDS WHEN EDWARD (TED) EXPECTED TO FOLLOW UP ON THE U2 MATTER FB I ARRESTS "tv'OST WANTEDIf KENNEDY WALKED ONTO THE CAMPUS "WHEN THE GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES HAVE DOUBLE SLAYER YOUN~ ~ENNE Y GAVE THE COMMUNISTS COMPLETED THEIR INTERROGATION" OF WASHINGTON, fEB. 13 (dPI )--friE fBI A SINGLE GLANCE, TrlEN ENTERED THE POWERS. SAID THAT POLICE IN SALINA, KANSAS, LE.CfURE H~LL wHER~ ASSEMBLED STUDENTS THE SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMMIT­ ARRESTED ONE OF ITS 10 MOST ~ANTED GAVl HIM A TRIUMPHANT ROUND OF TEE, WHICH HELD CLOSED-DOOR HEARiNGS MEN EARLY TGDAI WHEN HF STO~E _ FUNER­ APPLAUSE. ON THE U2 INCIDENT SHORTLY AFTER Pow­ AL HOME AMBULANCE AND WENT CAR[ENIN~ THE WELCOME INSIDE THE HALL CON­ ERS' RECONNAISSANCE PLANE CRASHED IN THROUGH THE CITr, TIRES SCREAMING TRASTED WITH THE COMMUNISTS' RED-INKED RUSSIA, NOTIFIED THE STATE DEPARTMENT THE FBI SAID THE SALINA CITY POLICE PLACARDS READING "KENNEDY PERSONA YESTERDAY THAT IT WANTED A FULL REPORT ARRESTED WATSON YOUNG JR , AN ESCAPED NON GRATA", "HANDS OFF COMMUNIST PARTY TOO AFTER POWERS HAS BEEN QUESTIONED MENTAL HOSPITAL PATIENT, ACCUSED IN U. S. A." AND "fREE AMER I CAN POL­ IT DID NOT PLAN TO CALL PO~ERS EITHER, DOUBLE MURDERER AND RAPIST, ~HO WENT ITICAL PRISONERS". HOWEVER. ON THE MOST-WANTED LIST EIGHT YEARS THE PRO-WESTERN STUDENTS PUSHED THE POWERS PRESUMABLY WAS STILL SECLUDED AGO. COMMUNISTS AWAY, SHOUTED THEM DOWN TODAY WITH MEMBERS Of HIS fAMILY AT YOUNG WAS ACCUSED OF THE DEC. 3, AND RIPPED UP THE POSTERS A TOP-SECRET HIDEAWAY, BELIEVED SOME­ 1(.61, SLAYING Of HANNSEl E GUPTON, KENNEDY HAD BEEN BOOKED INTO A SMALL WHERE IN DELAWARE, MARYLAND OR VRRGINIA 64, AND HIS ~IFE MARY ALICE, )9, IN AUDITORIUM. BUT UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS THE LAST OfFICIAL WORD ON HIS WHERE­ INDIANAPOLIS, I~DIANA BOTH VICTIMS SAID THE TREMENDOUS OVERFLOW CAUSED ABOUTS WAS A WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCEMiNT WERE SHOT IN TH[ HEAD A~D ~80 WAS THEM TO THROW OPEN A LARGER HALL SUNDAY THAT HE HAD RETURNED TO THIS STOLEN. THERE STILL WAS NO STANDING ROOM LEFT. COUNTRY, WAS IN GOOD PHYSICAL C'ONDlfIOM THE FBI SAID YOUNG AkSO WAS CHARGED AND WAS MEETING WITH FAMILY MEMBERS. WITH ENTERING THE HOM~ OF A YOUNG POINT ARGUELLO, CALIFORNIA, FEB. 13 AfTER THE FAMILY REUNION, PO~ERS INDIANAPOLIS HOUSEWIFE SEVERAL MINUTES (UPI )--THE PROJECT MERCURY TRACKING WILL fACE INTENSIVE QUESTIONING BY AFTER THE MURDERS, AND RAPING HER "TWO STATION HE~ PARTICIPATED YESTERDAY IN U. S SECURITY AGENTS ON THE CIRCUM­ OR THREE TIMES," BEFORE FLEE!NG A SIMULATED T~O-ORBIT TEST FLIGHT IN STANCES SURROUNDING THE CRASH OF HIS

o •• " FINAL PREPARATION FOR TOMORROW'S PLANE AND HIS SUBSEQUENT TRIAL AND You SHOW ME THE MA~ WHO IS FULLY PLANNED ORBITAL FLIGHT OF ASTRONAUT IMPRISONMENT. CONTENTED IN ALL THINGS ~~D I WILL JOHN H. GLENN JR A WORLD-WIDE NET­ SHOW YOU A FOOL. WORK O~ UERC~R/ ~R ~YING ~TATION~ 'WE HAVE BUT TO CHANGE THE POINT CICERO 473 Be TOOK PART IN THE n~ILl' S!MUL~TI.~ O~ VIEW AND THE GREATEST ACT'ON ~OOKS THE FLIGHT OPERAT!O~ BY PLAYING TAPES MEAN. WILLIAM MAKEPEACE iHACKERAY WHICH CONTAINED FLIGHT DATA AND SPACE CRAFT INFORMATION PAGE 3 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 14 FEBRUARY 1962 STo PATRICK NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SNAKELESS IRELAND ZEUS CHARTER FLIGHT BOOMERANG CHICAGO, FEB. 13 (UPI )--"ORANGEMAN" PASSENGERS ARRIVING ON THE NIKE THE WESTERN ELECTRIC SAFETY OFFICE DR EMERSON SAYS IT WAS A COLD DAY IN ZEUS CHARTER FLIGHT TODAY WERE AS CALLED IN THE INFORMATION THAT SECURITY IRELAND--AND NOT ST PATRICK--THAT SAW FOLLOWS HAS A RIVAL CALLED THE KANINE CORPS. THE LAST OF THE SNAKES IN THE EMERALD BTL - L. H. KELLOGG, DIRECTOR WHITE THE DISPATCH WENT SOMETHING LIKE THIS ISLE. SANDS LABORATORY, W. E. INGERSON, "A KANINE PATROL NOT OPERATING UNDER EMERSON--HIS FAMILY CAME FROM THE HEAD, GUIDANCE SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT AND THE LOCAL SECURITY FORCE AUTHORITY PROTESTANT STRONGHOLD OF BELFAST--NEV­ C. C WILLHITE, DEPARTMENT HEAD INTERCEPTED MR. J R MARSHfL AND HIS ER DID BELIEVE THE STORY THAT ST. PAT­ WECO - F. SIMON, ASSISTANT SUPERIN­ SON WHILE TRAVELING AT A RATHER HIGH RICK CHASED THE SNAKES OUT OF IRELAND TENDENT, W. L. BROWN, SECTION CHIEF, RATE OF SPEED ON THE FAMILIES TWO BUT HE WASN'T PLANNING TO ADMIT IT IN R. L HARVEY, FIELD OPERATION SPECIAL­ WHEELED VEHICLE. CHICAGO, WHERE THE MAYOR'S NAME IS IST, J H LANGSTON, PHOTOGRAPHER, THE INCONCERATION OCCURED ALONG DALEY AND THE TOWN TURNS GREEN COME J DE LA ROSA, FIELD OPERATION SPE­ OCEAN ROAD OPPOSITE THE OCEAN VIEW CLUB MARCH I I • IALIST, R. G PARKER, FIELD OPERATION AT 9 P.M MONDAY 12 FEBRUARY. THE NEWSPAPER CAME OUT WITH THE STORY SPECIALIST, AND J. A. BROOKSHIRE, "Two Of THE PATROL PUT THE BITE ON THAT EMERSON WAS GOING TO LECTURE BE­ FIELD TECHNICIAN. MR. MARSHAL. MR. MARSHAL WAS TREATED FORE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE TODAY ON WHAT AOMC - J T LYBARGER, ELECTRONIC AT THE NEARBY DISPENSARY FOR SUPER­ REALLY HAPPENED TO THE SNAKES IN TECHNICIAN. FICIAL DOG BITE WOUNDS ABOVE THE KNEE IRELAND RCA - A. GORSKI AND FAMILY, J. NES­ AND ANKLE, THEN DISMISSED." "AN OLD ZOOGEOGRAPHER KNOWS THE SMITH, D. HANSON, T A. AGUIAR AND THEN ALMOST AS AN AFTER THOUGHT, THE SNAKES GOT OUT OF IRELAND DURING THE W l LILLARD OF THE WALLACE HERSCH WECO S".{e:rY> OFf I CE ADDED "THERE HAVE ICE AGE--AT LEAST 100,000 YEARS BEFORE CO. BEEN NO~NOWN CASES OF RABIES ON THE ST PATRICK", HE SAID. RETURNING ON THE FLIGHT WERE. ISLAND" HE ORIGINALLY HAD NO INTENTION OF RE­ WECO - J. L. SWINSBERG FOOD FOR THOUGHT - PEATING THIS INCIDENTAL INTELLIGENCE-­ DAC - MRS. L. S JOHNSON AND MRS. THE GENERAL MESS MENU YESTERDAY "Wf-IY BELABOR THE OBVIOUS"--WITHIN HEAR­ C l BE I TEL CALLED fOR A VERY FOLKSY DESSERT, ING DISTANCE OF THE CHICAGO IRISH, BUT NAMEL Y ApPL E PAN DOWD IE. 1 MIGHT ADD IF HIS AUDIENCE INSISTS, HE'LL BE - "TO BE SERVED IN LARGE PORTIONS HAPPY TO REPEAT THE FACTS. AfTER HEEPIN' HELPINS OF BLACK EYED THE FACTS ARE, HE SAID, THAT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB BINGO PEAS AND POKE CHOPS, HOMINY GRITS AND ICE AGE FROZE OUT IRELAND'S SNAKES THE GROWING BLACKOUT JACKPOT IN THE CORN FRITTERS -- MMMMMBOY." AND ENGLAND'S TOO FOR THAT MATTER. YOKWE YUK BINGO GAMES ESCAPED WINNING JAYNE MANSFIELD BECAUSE ENGLAND REMAINED CONNECTED TO AGAIN LAST NIGHT AS 96 PEOPLE ATTEMPT­ FOR TECHINeAL REASONS WE WERE UNABLE THE EUROPEAN MAINLAND FOR A SHORT TIME ED TO BLACKOUT THEIR CARDS AND TAKE TO RUN THE UPI STORY MONDAY ON JAYNE FOLLOWING THE ICE AGE, EMERSON SAID HOME THE MONEY, THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE MANSFIELD, HER HUSBAND M,CKEY HARGITAY THE SNAKES MANAGED TO GET BACK TO ENG­ SHARED IN THE $21 I 25 IN PRIZES PAID AND AN AGENT BEING FOUND ON A REEF AF­ LAND, BUT NOT TO IRELAND, WHICH AL­ OUT RUSSELL WENN, J E. PUTNAM, TER THEIR BOAT SANK. ANYWAY, THEY READY WAS AN ISLAND." BUD CLIFFORD, A. E BESSETTO, E. T. WERE FOUND SAFE AFTER SPENDING THE THE IRISH CONSULATE WAS NOT IMPRESSED SCHMIDT, A G. NEWTHLO, MARGE BENOIT, NIGHT ON AN ISLAND AND IN ANSWER TO G. O'CLERIGH, ACTING CONSUL GENERAL, JERRY KRAMER, NANCY GRAHAM, JANE MANY QUESTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN PHONED TOSSED OFF THE MATTER AS "COMMON KNOW­ ROGNELSON, R. H SPENCER, T. N. CARL­ INTO THIS OFFICE, THEY WERE SAfE. THE LEDGE", SON, R K. DUFF EN, W. HAHLBECK, JERRY ARTICLE HAD A POST-SCRIPT THAT CAME "THE LEGEND CREDITING ST. PATRICK KRAMER, AND LEN TOKISH. W,NNERS ALSO OUT CLEAR AS A BELL. I T READ "BOTH WITH RIDDING IRELAND OF SNAKES DID NOT INCLUDED A COUPLE OF PEOPLE WHO'S M,SS MANSFIELD AND HER HUSBAND INSISTED AR I SET ILL ABO UT IT 00," HE S A I D, SIGNATURES WERE SO DISTINGUISHED WE THE INCIDENT WAS NOT A PUBLICITY O'CLERIGH SAID THE LEGEND APPARENTLY COULD NOT DISTINGUISH THEM. PLEASE STUNT " GREW OUT OF TOO LITERAL AN INTERPRETA­ SIGN YOUR NAME CLEARLY TION OF PAINTING SHOWING ST PATRICK BANISHING THE DEVIL, SYMBOLIZED BY A RISING FLOOD WATERS SNAKE. THREATENS THOUSANDS HOURGLASS POLICY MANILA, FEe Ij (UPI )--AT LEAST LETTERS OR ARTICLES WRITTEN fOR THE 2),000 PERSONS HAVE fLED RISING FLOOD­ PURPOSE Of HOURGLASS PUBLICATION MUST WATERS IN BUTUAN CITY IN SOUTHERN BE SIGNED. ARTICLES WHICH ARE IN PHILIPPINES, THE SOCIAL WELfARE ADMIN­ THE LIGHTER SIDE KEEPING WITH THE HOURGLASS POLICY CAN­ ISTRATION REPORTED TODAY SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND, FEB 13 (UPI )-­ NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR PUBLICATION UN­ A SWA SPOKESMAN SAID FLOODWATERS A HIGH WIND TORE THE ROOF OFF SANDRA LESS THE NAME OF THE WRITER IS KNOWN. WERE AT A RECORD 25 FEET AND RISING. SWALES HOUSE JUST AS HERBERT MARSH IF BECAUSE OF MODESTY, THE WRITER DOES MRS. TECLA S A ZIGA, SWA ADMINIS­ PROPOSED. NOT WISH HIS NAME PUBLISHED WITH THE TRATOR, ESTIMATED THE DAMAGE TO PRO­ "I ACCEPTED," SHE TOLD RESCUERS ARTICLE OR LETTER, THE NAME MAY BE PERTY AND RICE CROPS AT I i MILLiON LATER. WITHHELD PROVIDED THE ARTICLE IS PESOS (ABOUT $3,100,000) IN AGUSAN ACCEPTABLE FOR PUBLICATION OTHERWISE. PROVINCE, WHOSE CAPITAL IS BUTUAN. NEW YORK, FEB. 13 (UPI )--AMONG THE NO UNSIGNED ARTICLES WILL BE CONSID­ COMMUNICATION LINES IN THE PROVINCE 900 LOTS OF UNCLAIMED ARTICLES TO BE ERED FOR HOURGLASS PUBLICATION. WERE DISRUPTED. AUCTIONED OFF TODAY AT THE GENERAL MRS. Z,GA TOLD UPI THAT PLANES COULD POST OFFICE IS A SIX-VOLUME SET OF NOT LAND IN BUTUAN C,TY BECAUSE OF THE "THE MEMOIRS OF CASANOVA." THE NURSERY SCHOOL WilL BE OPEN FLOOD. SHE SAID SHE PLANNED TO FLY ON THURSDAY THERE BEFORE T~E WEEKEND TO TAKE RE­ MOUNT VERNON, ILLINOIS, FEB. 13 (UPI) LIEF GOODS TO FLOOD SUFfERERS --SOMEONE HAS BEEN TAKING TOO LITER­ MAYOR SALVADOR CALO TOLD NEWSMEN ALLY THE "FREE TELEVISION" SIGNS ON ROME, FEB. 13 (UPI)--AN ALBANIAN MONDAY THAT THE CITY HAD GONE BROKE MOTELS IN THIS AREA. DIPLOMAT CAUGHT ACCEPTING MILITARY SPENDING ITS MONEY ON RELIEF OPERATIONS POLICE REPORTED TWO MOTELS HERE AND SECRETS FROM AN ITALIAN ARMY OFFICER HE TOLD HIS ADMINISTRATION WILL NOT BE ONE IN NEARBY EFFINGHAM REPORTED TV WILL BE EXPELLED fROM ITALY, THE ABLE TO MEET MUNICIPAL PAYROLLS. SETS STOLEN FROM GUEST ROOMS. FOREIGN M,NISTRY SAID TODAY. OFF-SEASON RAINS ALSO FLOODED VAST THE INCIDENT CAME ONLY SHORTLY AFTER AREAS OF NEARBY DAVAO PROVINCE ON LONDON, FEB. 13 (UPI )--THE 900 WOMEN ALBANIA EXTENDED NEW TRADE fEELERS MINDANAO.

AND GIRLS IN BRITAIN'S PRISONS WILL BE TOWARD ITALY IN THE WAKE Of ITS BREAK o • 0 0 0 ISSUED TWO PAIRS OF NYLON STOCKINGS WITH THE SOVIET UNION. TOKYO, FEB. 13 (UPI )--LARGE TRUCKS EACH "TO INCREASE THEIR SELF-RESPECT", A FOREIGN M,NISTRY SPOKESMAN SAID WILL BE BANNED FROM ENTERING THE WORLD'S PRISON OFFICIALS SAID TODAY ALBANIAN LEGATION FIRST SECRETARY LARGEST CITY BETWEEN 8 A.M. AND 8 P M. GREAT CARTOONIST DIES Koco KALLCO WAS CAUGHT RECEIVING DAILY IN AN EFFORT TO RELIEVE INCREAS­ DES MOINES, IOWA, FEB 13 (UPI )--J. MILITARY SECRETS FROM ITALIAN ARMY ING TRAFFIC CONGESTION N. (DING), DARLING, TWO-TIME PULITZER CAPT. LUIGI SPADA IN A ROME SQUARE POLICE ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT THE RE­ ~RIZE WINNING CARTOONIST FOR THE DES JAN. 12. BOTH WERE ARRESTED, THE GULATIONS WILL GO INTO EFFECT BETWEEN MOINES REGISTER, DIED YESTERDAY OF A SPOKESMAN SAID, BUT KALLCO WAS RELEAS­ APRIL 15 AND 20 HEART AILMENT. HE WAS 85. ED UNDER DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY. SIGHTSEEING BUSES ALSO WILL BE BANNED AFTER ALBANIA FAILED TO RECALL KALL­ FROM THE STREETS IN THE 4-6 P.M. RUSH WE ONLY WORK OUT OUR WAY TO EXCEL­ CO, THE SPOKESMAN SAID, THE ITALIAN HOUR, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. LENCE BY BEING IMPRISONED IN DEFECTS. GOVERNMENT TOLD THE ALBANIAN LEGATION THE REGULATIONS WILL BE ADOPTED iN Jlo. ... F"!'. NnRTIH':nTF" LAST FRIDAY THAT THE DIPLOMAT MUST OTHER MAJOR CITIES IF T~EY ARE SUC~ESS­ LEAVE. FUI ------~------~------~~==~ HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 14 FEBRUARY 1962 GENERAL WESS MENU ROI NAMUR MOVIES THURSDAY 15 FEBRUARY 1962 WEDNESDAY 14 FEBRUARY 8 P.M. BREAKFAST DINNER SJPPER "IRON PETTICOAT"--BoB HOPE, KATHERiNE CHILLED FIGS POTATO & GREEN ONION SOUP EGG BROTH HEPBURN--COMEDY--COLOR--89 MIN. CHILLED FRUIT JUICE POT ROAST Of BEEf BAKED VIRGINIA HAM HOT & COLD CEREAL W/POTATO PAN CAKES W/FRUIT SAUCE THURSDAY 15 FEBRUARY 1962 GRILLED BACON CURLS BUTTERED BROCCOLI MASHED SWEET POTATOES "BOOM TOWN"--CLARK CABLE, LANA TURNER HOT CAKES W/SYRUP CREAM STYLE CORN BUTTERED BRUSSEL SPROUTS --WESTERN--I 12 MIN. STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE JELLY TWIST ROLLS CHEf SALAD W/DRESSING SLICED TOMATO SALAD HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM POUND CAKE - COLD DRINK CHOCOLATE PI E TEXTILE GOODS STRUGGLE CHILLED MILK - HOT COffEE CHILLED MILK - HOT COFfEE ICED lEA W/LEMON CHILLED MILK-HoT COFfEE CONTINUES WASHINGTON, (UPI )--THE AMERICA~ TEXILE INDUSTRY WILL RESUME NEXT WEEK ITS CAMPAIGN TO SHRINK WHAT IT CONS'D~ AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE SMALL POX SCARE THREATENS ERS TO BE A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE OF WEDNESDAY 14 FEBRUARY 1962 BRITISH-PAKISTAN RELATIONS fORE I GN GOoes ON U S STORE SHELvES 5·00 P.M NEWS KARACHI, FEB. 12 (UPI )--KARACHI'S To JAPANESE, HONG KONG, EUROPEAN 5 05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT ENGLISH-LANGUAGE "EVENING STAR" WARN­ AND OTHER IMPORTERS, THE FIGHT WILL 6 00 P.M. NEWS ED TODAY THAT THE SMALLPOX SCARE IN BE OVER WHAT THEY CONSIDER TO BE AN 6.15 P.M. THE LATIN QUARTER BRITAIN COULD STRAIN BRITISH-PAKISTANI UNFAIR PENALTY. 6 30 P.M. GREAT GILDERSLEEVE RELATIONS. THE TARiff COMMISSION IS SCHEDULED 7 00 P.M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES THE PAPER SAID THE FACT THAT THE TO BEGIN TUESDAY HEARINGS ON A PRO­ l 30 P.M. SPORTS DESK SMALLPOX WAS fiRST CARRIED TO BRITAIN POSAL CALLING fOR AN 8.~-CENT-A-POUNC 00 P M JOHNNY BOND BY PAKISTANIS HAS PROVIDED AN OUTLET FEE ON THE COTTON CONTENT OF TEXTI~E 8 30 P.M. WHISPERING STREETS fOR "EXTREME RACIALISTS" TO "HUMILIATE IMPORTS. 9 00 P M. NEWS AND ASSAULT PAKISTANIS LIVING IN THE FEE WOULD BE APPROXIMATELY 9·1 J P M MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT BRITAIN" EQUIVALENT TO THE DifFERENCE IN PRiC:S 10 00 P.M. NEWSMAKERS "THE PEOPLE OF PAKISTAN HAVE SELF­ PAID FOR DOMESTIC COTTON AND THAT Of 10 15 P M MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT RESPECT WHICH THEY VALUE MORE THAN FOREIGN MILLS. 12 00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN Off ANY OTHER THING IN LIFE," THE PAPER MUCH WILL BE AT STAKE DURING THE SAID, ADDING THERE WAS LITTLE SIGN HEARINGS, BOTH fOR THE DOMESTIC IN­ THURSDAY 15 FEBRUARY 1962 THE "POXPHOBIA" IN BRITAIN WOULD SUB­ DUSTRY AND FOREIGN MILLS. 6 00 A M NEWS SIDE SOON. THE HEARINGS HAVE A STRO~G POLIT,CA~ 6 05 A.M. THE DAWN BREAKER "IT WOULD BE THE fiRST INSTANCE IN OVERTONE. 6 30 A.M. NEWS HISTORY WHERE A CIVILIZED NATION AL­ THE LATEST EffORT OF THE TEXTILE 6 35 A.M. DAWN BREAKER CONT'D. LOWED ITS INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS TO INDUSTRY TO CURB IMPORTS COMES AGAINST 7 15 A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE BE AFfECTED BY A FEW DEATHS CAUSED A BACKDROP OF APPARENTLY SUCCESSfUL 7 3 0 A.M. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL BY A DISEASE," IT SAID. NEGOTIATIONS FOR A LONG-TERM AGREE­ 8 00 A.M. DON Mc NEILL "SOME EXTREME RACIALISTS IN BRITAIN MENT ON TEXTILES AND HEATEDLY-DENIED 8 30 A.M. ARTHUR GODfREY ARE MAKING A MOUNTAIN OUT OF A MOLE­ REPORTS THAT THE HEARINGS WOULD BE 8 55 A.M. ART BAKER'S NOTEBOOK HILL," IT SAID, "NOT SO MUCH OUT OF A SHAM. 9'00 A.M. My TRUE STORY ANY LOVE fOR HUMAN LIFE OR DREAD Of THE WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCED FRIDAY 9 ~O A.M. BORIS KARLOff DISEASE AS OUT OF RACIAL HATRED MEANLY A FIVE-YEAR AGREEMENT BETWEEN 16 9 45 A.M. MASTERS Of MELODY HARBORED IN THEIR PETTY MINDS." MAJOR COTTON EXPORTING AND IMPORT NG \. 10 00 A.M. GARRY MOORE "BUT WHAT MAKES THE SITUATION IN­ NATIONS. IT SAID THE AGREEMENT 10 25 A.M. ANDY GRiffiTH TOLERABLE," THE PAPER SAID, "IS THE WOULD HELP SAFEGUARD THE AMERICAN 10 30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE PMR ATTITUDE OF SANER ELEMENTS IN THAT COTTON TEXTILE INDUSTRY AGAINST IN- I I 00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK COUNTRY WHICH SEEM TO BE TOTALLY UN­ JURY fROM IMPORTS. Ii 25 A.M. SOCIAL SECURITY FilE PERTURBED BY THE IRRATIONALITY Of THERE WERE NO DETAILS BUT THE WH!TE I I 30 A.M. IRA COOK RACIAL BIGOTS WHO HAVE BEEN HUMILIAT­ HOUSE SAID BOTH LABOR AND INDUSTRY 12 00 NOON - NEWS ING AND ASSAULTING, PAKISTANIS LIVING ADVISERS TO THE AMERICAN DELEGATION 12 05 P.M. BUSINESS FINAL, STOCKS, IN BRITAIN" WERE SATISFIED. WEATHER THERE WERE INDICATIONS, HOWEVER, 12 15 P.M. GUEST STAR PRINCE CHARLES APPENDECTOMY THAT THE 16 SIGNERS AGREED TO USE 12 30 P.M. FLAIR 1960-61 fiGURES AS CEILINGS ON U S. 1:00 p.M. NEWS SUCCESSFUL IMPORTS. ANYTHING LESS WOULD NOT I i5 P.M. LIGHT UP, RELAX LONDON, FEB. 12 (UPI )-.. THIRTEEN­ HAVE SATISfiED THE INDUSTRY I 30 P.M. CARPENTERS SHOP CONCERT YEAR-OLD PRINCE CHARLES, HEIR TO THE ON THE SAME DAY, THE STATE DEPART­ 3 00 P.M. THE SWINGIN' YEARS BRITISH THRONE, UNDERWENT AN EMERGENCY MENT DENIED A REPORT THAT ATTY GEN P.M. HERE'S HOllYWOOD APPENDECTOMY EARLY TODAY AND MORE THAN ROBERT F KENNEDY HINTED TO JAPANESE ~ 30 .00 P.M. JOY BOYS 12 HOURS LATER HIS MOTHER, THE QUEEN, OFFICIALS THAT THE ADMINISTRATION 4 35 P.M. PAU HANA SERENADE HAD NOT YET SEEN HIM. HIS fATHER, EVENTUALLY WOULD KILL THE PROPOSED PRINCE PHILIP, WAS THOUSANDS OF MILES 8 1/2-CENT fEE CAPE CANAVERAL, FLOR I DA, FEB. 12 AWAY IN VENEZUELA. REP. CARL VINSON, D-GA., HEAD OF (UPI )--ASTRONAUT JOHN H GLENN JR. AND CHARLES WAS RUSHED BY AM8UlANCE sB THE HOUSE TEXTILE COMMITTEE, HAS TO~D ~ HIS 93-fOOT SPACE MACHINE WERE ALL SET MILES fROM HIS PREP SCHOOL IN SURREY TODAY fOR HIS SCHEDULED ORBITAL fLIGHT JUST AfTER TAKING ILL YESTERDAY, AND ~~!~:~~N;N~~:~!~YW~~~~ ~!~:S;~:MTHE i AROUND THE wORLD WEDNESDAY BUT WEATH­ WAS OPERATED ON ALMOST IMMEDIATELY OPPONENTS Of THE ADMINISTRATION TRADE! ERMEN WERE WORRIED ABOUT ROUGH SEAS IN BEGINNING SHORTLY AfTER I A.M. THE BILL INTO SUPPORTERS. THE ATLANTIC RECOVERY AREAS. SURGERY WAS CALLED A SUCCESs AND THE OPPONENTS OF THE FEE PROPOSAL PLAN As THE COUNTDOWN fOR AMERILA'S fiRST BOY'S CONDITION WAS DESCRIBED IN A TO USE THE GENEVA AGREEMENT AS A ATTEMPT TO PUT A MAN IN ORBIT REACHED MEDICAL BULLETIN AS SATISFACTORY. WEAPON IN THE HEARINGS EVEN SUPPORT~ "MINUS 48 HOURS," fORECASTERS ATMIAMI QUEEN ELIZABETH, WHO AT 35 IS RE­ ERS CONCEDED THAT IT COULD HAVE AN REPORTED "A COUPLE Of AREAS" IN THE PORTED TO BE EXPECTING A FOURTH CHILD, IMPACT. ATLANTIC "THAT ARE VERY QUESTIO"ABLE WAS ADVISED OF CHARLES' ILLNESS BY "THERE IS STILL NEED FOR AN EQUAL­ THE WEATHER PROSPECT fOR THE CAPE TELEPHONE TO WINDSOR CASTLE WHERE SHE IZATION fEE," ONE ADVOCATE SAID, "LOOKS PRETTY GOOD," THE MIAMI WEATHER WAS SPENDING THE WEEKEND, AND SHE "TO PROTECT THE AGRICULTURE DEPART­ BUREAU SAID. BUT HOWEVER GOOD THE PERSONALLY GAVE THE GO-AHEAD fOR THE MENT'S SUBSIDY PROGRAMS AND THE DO­ WEATHER MIGHT BE AT THE LAUNCH SITE, SWifT OPERATION. PRINCE PHILIP WAS MESTIC INDUSTRY FROM fOREIGN GLENN COULD BE KEPT GROUNDED IF SEAS KEPT ADVISED. COMPETITION." WERE TOO ROUGH fOR SAfE LANDING IN THE GENEVA AGREEMENT, HOWEVER, WILL THE THE ATLANTIC RECOVERY AREAS. OTTAWA, FEB. 12 (UPI )--FIVE YOUTHS NOT DETER THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT "THE CAPE LOOKS PRETTY GOOD RIGHT CARRIED THEIR FIGHT fOR A DISTINCTIVE fROM LEADING THE fiGHT FOR THE fEE, NOW, BUT THE MID ATLANTIC IS THE PRO­ CANADIAN FLAG TO THE fLOOR Of THE AN INFORMED SOURCE SAID. BLEM," THE MI AMI BUREAU SAl D. "THERE HOUSE Of COMMONS TODAY, SHOWERING MEM­ "As fAR AS THE DEPARTMENT IS CON­ ARE A COUPLE Of AREAS THAT ARE VERY BERS OF PARLIAMENT WITH PAMPHLETS. CERNED." THE SOURCE SAID, "THERE is QUESTIONABLE YESTERDAY IT WAS VERY THE BOLD MOVE, ONE OF THE RARE TIMES NO ALTERNATIVE TO THE EQUALiZATION ROUGH BUT HAS SUBSIDED SOME" WHEN DECORUM WAS SHATTERED IN THE FEE." .. . SPECTATORS GAL~EPV, RESULTED IN THE TEMPORARY DETENTION Of A YEAR OLD LISE INVEST IN U. S. SAViNGS BONDS; PEPIN Of MONTREAL. -- SEABEES KNOCK MARINE DEPTo OUT OF FIRST PLACE DAl~Y FIELD ONCE AGAIN CAME TO L~FE AS T~E SPECTATORS GAVE THEijR CHEERS TO THE SEABEES AND MARINE DEPT. BOYS ~ ______SPORTS ~~ ______~~WHO PERFORMED WEll AND TRUE TO FOR~ PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION WEDNESDAY 14 FEBRUARY 1962 lAST NIGHT UNDER THE ARCS. THE SEABEES WHO AFTER lOSING TWO GAMES IN A ROW THE PAST TWO WEEKS, CAME BACK lAST NIGHT TO KNOCK THE ~~GH FOUR vVORLDS CHAMPIONS? FRANK PHILIPS iN SINGAPORE RANKING MARINE DEPT. OUT OF FIRST NEW YORK, FEB. 13 (UPI}-LATEST SINGAPORE, fEB. 12 (UPI)-AuSTRALIA'S PLACE, THAT lEFT THE SPECTATORS A DEVELOPMENTS TODAY THREATENED THE FRANK PHiliPS, LAST YEAR'S SINGAPORE GAME TO REMEMBER. HEAVYWEIGHT DiVISION WITH FOUR "WORlO" OPEN GOLF CHAMPION, SAID ON ARRIVAL THE SCORE WAS 8-7 IN THE SECOND CHAMPiONS HERE TODAY HE HOPED TO DO WELL IN INN!NG IN fAVOR Of THE SEABEES AND A N~W PROMOTING ORGANIZATION, SPORTS SINGAPORE IN DEfENDING HIS TITLE AGAIN BOTH TEAMS TIGHTENED UP iN THE !NTERNA~!ONAl, INC., ANNOUNCED IT HAD "I LIKE THE CO~RSE HERE BETTER THAN 4TH. ONLY THE ECHO Of CHE~RS COULD SIGNED TOP CONTENDER DOUG JONES OF IN MANilA, I FOUND THE GREEN THERE BE HEARD AND THE liGHTS OF THE fl~lD NEW YORK TO F~GHT FOR THE VACANT NEW ~ARD AND TRICKY IN THE LAST ROUND WERE TURNED ON AS THE SUNSET DiMMEO YORK VERSION OF THE CROWNo I THINK ITS THE STRONG WINDS THAT AGAINST THE PALM TREES PRESIDENT DAVID J. PAULlY OF S. I. I. PuT MOST Of THE PLAYERS OFF THEIR THE SEABEES ROARED BACK IN THE 5TH ALSO NOTIFIED HAROLD JOHNSON OF PH~lA­ GAMES", FRAN" SAID. AND 7TH INNING TO TAKE COMMAND AND DElPrl!A THAT IF HE WANTED TO FIGHT CELESTINO TUGOT, THIS YEAR'S PHILIP- WENT ON TO WIN THE GAME. IT WAS A JONES fOR THE VACANT NEW YORK DIADEM PINE OPEN CHAMPION, SAID HE HOPED HEART BREAKER fOR THE WATER fRONT ~E WOuLD ~AVE TO DO IT IN NEW YORK TO REPEAT HIS SUCCESS IN THE SINGA­ BOYS STATE PORE OPEN. "THE PHiliPPINE TEAMS HERE ARE SOME OF THE HERCULEAN FEATS JO~NSON !S RECOGNIZED BY THE NATION­ COMPETiNG IN THE SINGAPORE OPEN Will THE BOYS PERfORMED. SEABEES' HALLORA~uS Al BOXI~G ASSOCIATION AS WORLD CHAMP­ BE PLAYING THEIR BEST TO PUT THE GRANO SLAM HOMER IN THE 2NO, POWCll'S ION PHILIPPINES IN THE GOLFING MAP OF 5 RUNS BATTED IN, TYSON'S 4 OUT OF NEW YO~K, WHICH DOES NOT BELONG TO THE WORLD," HE SAID. 5 HITS AND RUSSELL, TORRES ANC CLIFF THE NBA, HAD RECOGNIZED ARCHiE MoORE AUSTRAL lArS GOLFiNG MASTER KEL WITH THEIR FINE DEfENSIVE PERfORMANCES AS CHAMPION UNTIL lAST WEEK, WHEN IT NAGLE SAID HE WAS MOST lMPRESSED BY FOR THE MARINE DEPT. BOYS, J RjElER VACATED ARCHIE'S TITLE BECAUSE OF HIS PERFORMANCES PUT ON BY YOUNG PHILIP­ CLOUTED HIS 7TH HOMERUN OF THE SEASO~ FAILURE TO DEFEND PINE, CHiNESE AND JAPANESE PLAYERS, AIDING HIM WITH THE BATTING POWER WERE AT THAT TiME, THE NEW YORK COMMISS­ ESPECIALLY TUGOT. S DAVID, lEADING BATTER FOR THE ION DIRECTED JONES AND JOHNSON TO FIGHT THE PLAYERS MENTIONED WHO WILL GO AMERICAN LEAGUE, S. LIM, M. MARTIN AN~ FOR THE VACANT TITLE FAR IN THE WORLD OF GOLF ARE FILIPINO D HANAKAHI. UNfORTUNATELY, JOHNSON IS REPORTED BEN ARDA, TAIWAN!S CHIEN CHUNG CHEN WINNING PITCHER - LIVERMAN - I-I UNDER CONTRACT TO DEFEND HIS NBA TITLE AND CHEN CHING Po, AND JAPAN'S H'DEYO LOSING PITCHER - D. TOJIO - 2-1. AT PHilADELPHIA FOR PROMOTER HERMAN SUGIMOTO AND TORAKICH NAKAMURA. SEABEES-20 RUNS, 20 HITS AND 9 TAYLOR AGAINST JONES OR SOME OTHER ONLY THE KOREAN TEAM HAD NOT AR­ ERRORS. CONTENDER RIVED YET AMONG THE GOLFERS WHO WILL MARINE DEPT. - 15 RUNS, 21 HITS AND PAULLY TOLD A NEWS CONfERENCE. "Ir COMPETE IN THE SINGAPORE OPEN 7 ERRORS JOHNSON REFUSED TO FIGHT JONeS IN NEW HOMERUNS - SEABEES - HALLORAN I. YORK STATE, WE WjlL GO BEFORE THE NEW MARINE DEPT. - J RIELER, M MA~TnN, YORK COMMjSSION AND ASK THE COMMISS­ BRIDGE TOURNAMENT S. LIM - I EACH. ION TO DES!GNATE ANOTHER CHALLENGER NEW YORK, FEB. 13 (UPI)-THE NORTH HEAD UMPIRE - MEL SUGANUMA - UMPuRE TO FIGHT JO~ES FOR THE TITLE" AMERICAN TEAM lED ITALY BY IIO-TO- BILL TOYAMA. THAT OTHER CHAllENGER MIGHT BE PICK­ 78 INTERNATIONA~ MATCH POINTS LAST ED FROM AMONG MoORE, EDDIE COTTON OF NIGHT AT THE END OF THE THIRD DAY OF SEATTLE, ERIC SCHOEPPNER Of GERMANY PLAY IN THE BERMUDA BOWL CONTRACT MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE OR GUlllO RINALDI OF ITALY. BRIDGE TOURNAMENT WED 14 FEB. 6 P.M HIGH SCHOOL VS, PAULLY'S SPORTS INTERNATIONAL, WHiCH ALSO AT THE END OF 48 HANDS YESTER­ WECO. STAGED THE SIX-DAY BICYCLE RACE AT DAY, NORTH AMERICA WAS AHEAD OF GREAT T~URS J5 FEB 6 P M FIRE COMETS VS MADISON SQUARE GARDEN LAST SEPTEMBER, BRITAIN 124-TO-85. TERMINAL STEEL - HOPES TO PROMOTE THE LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT FR I. 16 FEB. 6 P M FIREMEN "All VS. TITLE FIGHT AT THE GARDEN OR AT THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES' AARON AND SPOILERS BUfFALO CIVIC AUDITORIUM IN LATE SAT. 17 FEB. 6 P.M. HIEDE & COOK VSc APRil OR MAy MATHEWS ANOTHER MANTLE-MARIS1 P. M. Z. AT PRESENT BOXING HAS TWO llGHT­ MILWAUKEE (UPI )-ARE THE "A AND M" SUN. 18 FEB. 12 P M. CROSSROADS VS. HEAVY CHAMPIONS~ JOHNSON, NBA, AND BOYS THIS YEAR'S ANSWER TO LAST SPOILERS. MOORE iN CALIFORNIA, PERHAPS MASSA­ YEAR'S "M AND Mil TWINS? 2 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL VS, FiREMEN "A" CHUSETTS, AND EUROPE MilWAUKEE BRAVES' PRESIDENT JOHN 4 P.M SPECIAL SERVICES VS. SPORTS­ If JOHNSON REfUSES TO FIGHT JONES McHALE THINKS so, AND HANK AARON AND MEN IN NEW YORK STATE, AND JONES FIGHTS EDDIE MATHEWS ARE SURE GOING TO GIVE 6 P.M GARDENA IRES VS SEABEES SOMEONE ELSE FOR THE VACANT NEW YORK IT A TRY. MON. 19 FEB. 6 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS. PMZ. TITLE, THAT BOUT Will PROVIDE A THIRD AARON AND MATHEWS, ONE OF THE MOST NOTE: CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE DUE 175·POUND CHAMPION POTENT ONE-TWO HOME RUN PUNCHES IN TO HEAVY WORK SCHEDULE. MEANWHilE, SCHOEPPNER OF GERMANY BASEBALL, WERE TABBED THE "A AND M' WAS SCHEDULED TO DEfEND HIS EUROPEAN BOYS BY McHALE SOON AFTER HE SIGNED TiTLE AGAINST RINALDI OF ITALY AT THEM FOR 1962. HE HOPES THEy'LL VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE DORTMUND, GERMANY, ON MARCH 31. liVE UP TO THE TAG WITH THEIR BATS WED 14 FEB. 6 P.M. MARINE DEPT. VS. By THAT TIME, THE EUROPEAN BOXING IN THE COMING SEASON P.M.Z. (4 MEN). UNION DOUBTLESSLY WILL GO ALONG WITH THE "M AND M" TWINS, ROGER MARIS 7 P.M MARINE DEPT "A" vs P.M.Z. NEW YORK IN VACATING MOORErS TITLE, AND MICKEY MANTLE, OF THE YANKEES, IIB"* (DOUBLES) BUT IT PROBABLY Will RECOGNIZE THE STOOD THE AMERICAN LEAGUE ON ITS *RAINED OUT - CONTINUE 3RD SET SCHOEPPNER-RINALDI WINNER AS WORLD EAR lAST YEAR WITH THEIR SLUGGING -­ THYRS. 15 FEB. 6 P.M AQUANAU1S VS CHAMPION (NUMBER FOUR) BECAUSE OF THE BUT SOME OF THEIR PROWESS WAS ATTRI­ SPORTSMEN (4 MEN) MIXUP IN AMERICA BUTED TO THE lONGER SEASON AND 7 P.M. P.M.Z. "B" vs MARP->!£: DEPT WEAKER PITCHING BROUGHT ABOUT BY EX­ "A" (DOUBLES) PANSION TO 10 TEAMS. FRI. 16 FEB. 6 P M SPORTSMEN VS. CLEROUX CHALLENGES PATTERSON WITH THE ADDITION OF NEW YORK AND PoM.Z. (4 MEN) MoNTREAL, FEB. 12 (UPI}-HEAVYWEIGHT HOUSTON THIS YEAR, THE NATIONAL 7 P M. AQUANAUTS liB" VS, MARiNE CONTENDER ROBERT CLEROUX TONIGHT FORM­ LEAGUE Will NOT GET ITS CHANCE DEPT "A" ( DOUBLES) ALLY CHALLENGED WORLD CHAMPION FLOYD "THE BATTING AVERAGE, THE HOME PATTERSON TO DEFEND HIS TITLE AGAINST ~UNS AND THE RUNS BATTED IN ARE ALL MOUNTAINBALL PRACT!CE BRANDON F~ElD CLEROUX HERE NEXT SUMMER. GOiNG TO IMPROVE IN THE lEAGUE WITH WED 14 FEB. SEABEES CLEROUX, T~E CANADIAN HEAVYWEIGHT EXPANSION," SAiD AARON, TWICE NAT­ THURS 15 FEB. P.M.Z. CHAMP, BACKED UP HiS CHALLENGE WiTH tONAL LEAGUE BATTING CHAMPION. FRI. 16 FEB SPORTSMEN A GUARANTEE OF $300,000 fROM STA~LEY "WiTH MOqE GAMES AND 20 PITCHERS SAT. 17 fEB TERMINAL STEEL WESTON~ PUBlISHE~ OF BOXING ILLUSTR­ WHO WOULDN'T BE IN THE LEAGUE WITH­ SUN 18 FEB. WECO - SEABEES - DAL~~ ATED ~'Ar-"AZ! Ill".: WESTON SA!!) HE WO'llD OUT THE TwO ~'EW TEAM!: ~ '!r' RE FV'UIIJ!) FIELD AT 8 A,M GIVE PATTERSON A CERTIFiEO CHECK fOR TI) ! MPROVE," SAH MATI-IEWSj WI-IO AT nH: THAT AMOU~T r- HE WOULD SIGN FOR THE AGE OF 30 IS Tr-IE N!NHi lEAOiN(O tlOME TiTLE DEfENSE AGAINST CLEROUX, RU~ ~iTTER OF ALL T!~E. HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 14 FEBRUARY 1962 ..

MEETijNGS OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M THE SEWING GROUP WILL MEET THIS "BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE"--GoRDON McREA, SHEREE NORTH THURSDAY IN QUARTERS 490B INSTEAD OF 241 THE CHANGE IS FOR THIS WEEK RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7.30 P.M. ONLY IITAMMY AND THE BACHELOR"--DEBBIE REYNOLDS, LESLIE NEILSEN-- AN UNSPOILED CHILO OF THE BAYOU COUNTRY GOES TO LIVE TEMPORAR!LY THE KWAJALEIN SQUARE AND COMPASS IN THE PLANTATION HOME OF FADING ARISTOCRATS, AND CAPTIVATES THE CLUB WILL HAVE A PICNIC SUNDAY EVEN­ FAMILY WITH HER CHARM SHE FALLS IN LOVE WITH THE SON WHOSE ING AT EMON BEACH STARTING AT 4.00 P M FIANCEE COMPLICATES MATTERS FOR THE TIME. FOR ALL MASTER MASONS AND THEIR FAM­ ILIES. PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS WITH YO~E YUK SHOWTIME 7:00 AND 905 P.M. I AL VANDERWERFF ZEUS PHONE 573 OR 574, IIBAND OF ANGELS"--CLARK GABLE" YVONNE DE CARLO--A WEALTHY WALT ALFORD 607, AND SCOTT WHITE 483 SOUTHERN GIRL LEARNS ON HER FATHER'S DEATH THAT SHE IS PART NEGRO AND IS SOLD AS A SLAVE TO A HANDSOME PLANTATION OWNER. ATTENTION ALL SCUBA CLUB MEMBERS, MEETING TO BE HELD THURSDAY NIGHT AT ROXY SHOWTIME 6 30 AND 8.15 P.M 8 P M ROOM 15 GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL liTHE COMANCHEROS"--JOHN WAYNE, STUART WHITMAN--A LUSTY, ACTION­ FILLED WESTERN IN THE GRAND TRADITION MURDERING REDSKINS AND THERE WILL BE A MEETING ON THURSDAY RENEGADE WHITES BANDED TOGETHER IN A REIGN OF TERROR. AT 8-30 P M. OF THE KWAJALEIN ROD AND GUN CLUB AT THE SCUBA CLUB HOUSE NIGHT SWIMMING GIVE FOR BETTER HEALTH ATTENTION "CONSIDERATION IS BEING GIVEN TO ONE IN 10 ••• THOSE ARE THE ODDS ONE PARENTS OF SCHOOL CHILDREN' PTA LIGHTING THE DEPENDENTS' SWIMMING IN 10 OF ALL THE BABIES BORN THIS YEAR MEETING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15 NEW POOL AND PERMITTING NIGHT SWIMMING WILL DEVELOP SQME FORM OF MENTAL ILL­ SCHOOL LIBRARY, AT 8 P.M HELP YOUR FOR ADULTS. BEFORE CONTINUING WITH NESS, SERIOUS ENOUGH TO REQUIRE TREAT­ CHILDREN BY HELPING YOUR SCHOOL THE JOB, THE COMMAND IS DESIROUS OF MENT IN A HOSPITAL. ATTEND AND BECOME ACQUAINTED WITH OBTAINING AN IDEA OF THE NUMBERS OF IT MAY HAPPEN WHILE THEY ARE STILL SCIiOOL PROGRAM QUARTERS RESIDENTS WHO MAY BE INTER­ SMALL, OR IN THEIR TEENS, OR LATER IN ESTED AND WOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF LiFE THEIR HOPES AND OURS ARE IN THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE NIGHT SWIMMING. RESEARCH. YOUR CONTRIBUTION WILL HELP , AMATEUR RADIO CLUB AT THE CLUB HOUSE PLEASE INDICATE YOUR INTEREST BY SPEED THE RESEARCH PROGRAM CARRIED ON TONIGnT AT 8 P M CALLING SPECIAL SERVICES AT 331. 11 BY THE NATiONAL ASSOCIATION FOR MENTAL ALL AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS ARE HEALTH URGED TO ATTEND "GIVE FOR BETTER HEALTH" THROUGH LOST THE CAMPAIGN OF YOUR VOLUNTARY NATIONA SEA SCOUTS WILL NOT MEET TONIGHT - --sMALL TRANSISTOR RADIO, LOST WED­ HEALTH AGENCIES THE MEETING WILL B~ELO NEXT WEDNES­ NESDAY IN THE VICINITY OF THE RICH­ I DAY IN rHE SCOUT HOUSE AT 7:30 P.M. ARDSON THEATRE CON CESS I ON. IF FOUND PLEASE CALL 2282 AFTER 5 P M FIESTA DEL TORO JUNlOR CHOIR PRACTICES WILL BE HELD THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB IS HOLD­ AT 6~30 P.M THURSDAY IN THE MEMORIAL FOR SALE ING A tlFEAST OF THE BULL" ON SATURDAY, CHAPEL WHITE OIL PAINT AND LACQUER FIXl­ FEBRUARY 17, 1962 AT THE YOKWE YUK TIVE ARE NOW ON SALE AT THE SPECIAL C~UB. THE EVENING WILL INCLUDE MEXI­ HELP WANTED SERVICES HOBBY SHOP CAN FOOD, ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING. PART TIME BEAUTICIAN CONTACT THE "BULL RING" WILL OPEN AT ,t):00 P.M INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS 2190 nVlSITORS AND SPECTATORS ARE WEL­ AND CLOSE AT 12.30 A M. MEXICAN STYLE COME TO VISIT THE AIR TERMINAL AREA BUFFET WILL BE SERVED FROM 8 30 P M FULL TIME CLERK TYPISTS AND SECRE- DURI~G THE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF UNTIL 9:30 P.M DRESS IS iNFORMAL TARIES IF INTERESTED IN FURTHER AIRCRAFT. HOWEVER, DRINKING OF ALCO­ TICKETS, WHICH WILL BE LIMITED TO THE INFORMATION CON-TACT T.C.T. INDUSTRIAL HOLIC BEVERAGES AROUND THE TERMINAL FIRST 250 PEOPLE, ARE $2 50 PER PERSON RELATIONS, 2190 AREA AND SMOKING ON THE RAMP SIDE AND ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT THE CLUB, UN­ OF THE TERMINAL DURING REFUELING TIL THEY ARE SOLD OUT TABLE RESERVA­ WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY NEEDS OPERATION (WHEN RED LIGHT IS ON) IS TIONS MAY BE MADE WHEN TICKETS ARE CLERK TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS SOME STRICTLY PROHIBITED THIS HAS BEEN PURCHASED ALL MATADORS, PICADORS, OF THESE OPENINGS ARE FOR PART TIME BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE SENOR'S, SENORAS AND SENORITAS WILL EMPLOYEES THIS WOULD BE FOR A MINI- SECURITY POLICE FOR ENFORCEMENT. ENTER THE tiRING" FROM THE CLUB'S DIN­ MUM OF FOUR HOURS PER DAY AND FIVE OR ING ROOM ENTRANCE. SIX DAYS EACH WEEK BETWEEN 7:30 A M AND 4:30 P M FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ TION CALL F. H. FELL AT 9 EXTENSION 445 OR 446

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Two JUNIOR SIZE PLASTIC RAIN COATS ONE YELLOW AND ONE RED. FOUND AT THE ROXY THEATRE OWNER MAY CLAIM AT THE HOURGLASS OFFICE. J ONE KEY IN FRONT OF POST OFFIME OWNER MAY CLAIM AT THE GENERAL ESS j OFFICE .. / WOMAN'S PARKER BAL POINT PEN OWNER MAY CLAIM AT THE BEAUTY SHOP .!:.Q2I KEY NUMBER 8751 WITH 2 METAL TAGS ATTACHED ONE TAG HAS USN NR. 92-02803 IF FOUND CALL TED SMITH AT 2198 ( TIMEX WATCH IN MEN'S ROOM OF THE \ // RICHARDSON IF FOUND PLEASE CALL "'-, 2388