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VOL No. 1457 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY 18 JUNE 1961 PRESS HAS FIELD DAY CIVIL RIGHTS PROGRAM MACMILLAN SURVIVES CRISIS TO BE SENT TO CONGRESS LONDON (UPI)--THE CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT OF PRIME MINIS­ WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT KENNEDY WILL BRING THE BOIL­ TER HAROLD MACMILLAN SURVIVED ITS WORST CRISIS SINCE 1956 ING CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUE TO A HEAD THIS WEEK BY SENDING CON­ TODAY. A NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION BROUGHT IN THE HOUSE OF COM­ GRESS LEGISLATION AIMED AT EASING RACIAL TROUBLES THAT HAVE MONS BY THE OPPOSITION LABOR PARTY WAS DEFEATED--BUT BY BECOME THE DOMINANT ISSUE OF THE DAY ONLY 69 VOTES. THIS IS THE SECOND SMALLEST MAJORITY IN THE HIS MESSAGE SPELLING OUT HIS DEMANDS WILL BE DELIVERED MACMILLAN GOVERNMENT'S HISTORY THE CONSERVATIVES HAD A PROBABLY IN MIDWEEK. IT IS CERTAIN TO TRIGGER A NO-QUARTER POSSIBILITY OF A 99-vOTE MAJORITY, IF ALL MEMBERS HAD SUP­ NORTH-SOUTH LEGISLATIVE FIGHT THAT COULD BECOME THE TOP IS­ PORTED MACMILLAN. THE VOTE WAS BROUGHT AFTER A HEATED DE­ SUE OF THE 1964 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. BATE OVER MACMILLAN'S HANDLING OF THE EXPLOSIVE "PROFUMO THE PRESIDENT'S DECISION TO ACT WAS TAKEN WITH FULL KNOWL­ AFFAIR"--WHICH HAS LED TO THE RESIGNATION OF WAR MINISTER EDGE THAT IT COULD DOOM OTHER MAJOR NEW FRONTIER BILLS JOHN PROFUMO, WHO ADMITTED LYING TO PARLIAMENT ABOUT HIS WHICH HE HAS BEEN URGING SINCE HE ENTERED THE WHITE HOUSE RELATIONS WITH A LONDON CALL GIRL THE LOW MARGIN OF VIC- TWO AND A HALF YEARS AGO. TORY IMMEDIATELY BROUGHT I THE RACIAL RIGHTS MESSAGE WILL SIGNAL AN ALL-OUT SOUTHERN CRIES FOR MACMILLAN'S RESIG- KWAJALEIN REVISITED FILIBUSTER IN THE SENATE WHEN THE LEGISLATION REACHES THE NATION FROM THE LABOR BENCHES. FIFTEEN YEARS AGO ON NOVEM-~------·FLOOR. IT ALREADY HAS COST HOWEVER, THE COOL, STIFF UP- BER 3, 1947, KWAJALEIN WAS DEMONSTRATIONS CONTINUE THE ADMINISTRATION SOME SOUTH- PERLIPPED '~AC" HAS GIVEN NO INVADED BY A SMALL, RED, RACIAL UNREST ERN SUPPORT IN THE HOUSE. INDICATION HE PLANS TO STEP WRINKLED OBJECT VERY SIMILAR KENNEDY SCHEDULED TWO FINAL DOWN. As HE LEFT THE HOUSE, IN LOOKS TO A TEXAS GROUND WASHINGTON (UPI)--A NATION MEETINGS NEXT WEEK TO MUSTER THE GALLERIES SHOOK WITH AP- SQUIRREL, WITH A LOUD AND DEEPLY TROUBLED BY RACIAL UN- SUPPORT BEFORE GOING INTO BAT- PLAUSE AND CHEERS FROM HIS LUSTY WAIL THAT WOULD TEAR REST, MUCH OF IT IN THE TLE SUPPORTERS THE ROOF OFF OF ANY OF OUR STAUNCHLY SEGREGATIONIST ON MONDAY, HE CONFERED MORE BRITAIN'S NATIONAL NEWS- PRESENT SHELTERS. SOUTHLAND, GIRDED ITSELF TO- WITH LEGISLATIVE LEADERS OF PAPERS TODAY AGREED IN THEIR FIFTEEN YEARS LATER THIS DAY FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF BOTH PARITES IN WHAT SHAPED HEADLINES THAT PRIME MINISTER OBJECT HAS RETURNED TO THE MORE VIOLENCE. UP AS A FINAL AND DETAILED RE­ HAROLD MAcMILLAN REMAINS IN ISLAND, BUT MANY CHANGES HAVE WHILE THE PRESIDENT PLANNED VIEW OF HIS LEGISLATIVE PACK- SERIOUS POLITICAL TROUBLE DE- OCCURRFD TO GIVE CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS AGE. SPITE HIS VICTORY IN THE M/SGT. AND MRS. LAUREL L. THE FINAL DETAILS OF HIS CIV- ALSO ON MONDAY, HE INVITED HOUSE OF COMMONS CLOUSTON PROUDLY CLAIMED THE IL RIGhTS LEGISLATION TODAY 250 RELIGIOUS REPRESENTATIVES, "PRIME MINISTER'S DAYS IN OBJECT TO BE THEIR'S, AND IN WASHINGTON, LOCAL AND INCLUDING NEGRO INTEGRATION OFFICE ARE NUMBERED," SAID NAMED IT TERRY WITH THEIR STATE AUTHORITIES AND COMMUN- LEADER MARTIN LUTHER KING, FOR THE GUARDIAN OF MANCHESTER IN TENDER LOVING CARE THEY MOULD NITY LEADERS IN SOME CITIES ANOTHER LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE A FRONT PAGE HEADLINE ED THIS OBJECT INTO A VERY SOUGHT TO STAVE OFF FIGHTING ON CIVIL RIGHTS. REFERRING TO MACMILLAN AS CUTE TEEN-AGE GIRL IN THE STREETS. IN RECENT WEEKS, THE PRESI- A HUNTED ANIMAL, THE DAILY M/SGT CLOUSTON AND TERRY V,OLENCE ERUPTED ON SEVERAL DENT HAS MET WITH A CROSS-SEC- MIRROR HEADLINE "THE STAG AT RETURNED TO VISIT KWAJALEIN FRONTS DURING THE WEEKEND, TION OF BUSINESS AND LABOR BAY." ON TODAY'S TIA FLIGHT TO SHOW THE WORST AT CAMBRIDGE, MARY­ LEADERS, GOVERNORS AND MAYORS, THE DAILY SKETCH, A MAJOR TERRY HER BIRTHPLACE. LAND, WHICH WAS TORN BY RA­ URGING THEM TO TAKE VOLUNTARY SUPPORTER OF MACMILLAN, SAID WE IMAGINE THAT KWAJALEIN CIAL RIOTING. STEPS TO END SEGREGATION. IN AN EDITORIAU IS JUST AS MUCH A SURPRISE TO YESTERDAY, WHITE LEADERS IN THE WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCED CAMBRIDGE CALLED OFF BI-RA- "FOR MOST OF HIS SIX AND A M/SGT. CLOUSTON AS TO TERRY, THAT KENNEDY WILL MEET TODAY HALF YEARS OF LEADERSHIP HE AND IT WAS INTERESTING TO CIAL NEGOTIATIONS SEEKING TO WITH A GROUP OF GOVERNORS BUT HAS BEEN A GOOD, IF NOT GREAT,HEAR THEIR INITIAL COMMENTS PREVENT FURTHER VIOLENCE AND THEY HAVE NOT YET BEEN IDENTI- PRIME MINISTER. IT IS SAD ON THE ISLAND. ASKED MARYLAND Gov J MIL- FlED THAT HIS SPELL OF OFFICE TfRRY WAS BORN IN A QUONSET LARD TAWES TO KEEP NATIONAL THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE IS EX- SHOULD COME TO A CLOSE UNDER HUT BECAUSE WE DID NOT HAVE GUARD TROOPS IN THE CITY. PECTED TO MAKE THESE THREE THE SHADOW OF THIS GREAT BUM- THE MODERN STATION HOSPITAL ONE CAMBRIDGE CIVIL RIGHTS BASIS PROPOSALS: SLING BLUNDER." HERE AT THAT TIME. THE MAR- LEADER SAID NEGROES WOULD --A LAW WHICH WOULD BAR SEG- THE DAILY EXPRESS HEADLINED:SHALLESE AT THAT TIME LIVED OBEY GUARDSMEN ENFORCING LIM- REGATION IN PRIVATE BUSINESSES "MACM I LLAN RUNS I NTO TROUBLE ON THE OTHER S I DE OF THE A I R I T ED MART I AL LAW BUT ANOTHER ENGAGED I N I NTERSTATE COMMERCE --26 DEFY PREMIER AND ABSTAIN,STRIP IN THE VICINITY OF THE SAID THERE WAS NO CERTAINTY SUCH AS RESTAURANTS, HOTELS, IN A CRITICAL EDITORIAL THE PMZ COUNTRY CLUB THAT NEW DEMONSTRATIONS WOULD AMUSEMENT PARKS, THEATERS AND USUALLY CONSERVATIVE DAILY INITIAL REACTIONS WERE THAT NOT BREAK OUT. SIMILAR FACILITIES. SOUTHERN MAIL ATTACKED MACMILLAN'S LIVING CONDITIONS HAVE I~_ THE TROOPS MOVED INTO CAM- CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS HAVE DE- HANDLING OF THE PROFUMO SCAND-PROVED 100% SINCE 1947 AND BRIDGE FRIDAY AFTER WHITES NOUNCED SUCH A MOVE AS UNCON- AL'S SECURITY ASPECT AND SAID THAT KWAJALEIN IS A VERY NICE AND NEGROES RIOTED STITUTIONAL AND AS A "SOCIAL- , '~HE FUMBLING IN THIS VITAL PLACE. A FURTHER OBSERVATION LOCAL AUTHORITIES KEPT A ISTIC" VIOLATION OF PRIVATE IDEPARTMENT IS NOT THE ONLY WAS THE INCREASE OF THE SIZE CLOSE WATCH ON THE STREETS OF PROPERTY RIGHTS. EVIDENCE OF A SOMEWHAT LOOSEN-OF THE ISLAND: IN 1947 LAGOON DANVILLE, VIRGINIA AND OXFORD, --AUTHORITY FOR THE ATTOR- EO GRIP ON THE NATION'S RE- ROAD WAS THE EASTERN EDGE OF NORTH CAROLINA, WHERE NEGROES NEY GENERAL TO INITIATE SCHOOL CENT AFF A IRS. " THE 1S LAND FROM THE P, ER NORTI-L AND WH I TES CLASHED OUR I NG THE I NTEGRAT ION SU I TS RATHER THAN THE DAILY TELEGRAPH'S POLIT- ALL OF THE PERMANENT HOUS- WEEKEND. REQUIRE INDIVIDUALS TO DO SO. ICAL CORRESPONDENT HEADLINED ING AND TRAILERS EAST OF LA- ABOUT 300 NEGROES BATTLED IN THE PAST, CONGRESS HAS LIM- HIS COMMENTS: "SOON TIME TO GOON ROAD ARE ON FILL LAND WITH BRICKS AND BOTTLES IN ITED THE GOVERNMENT TO INITIA- YIELD TO YOUNGER MAN." M/SGT CLOUSTON WAS ASSIGNECOXFORD SATURDAY NIGHT. STATE TING ONLY VOTING RIGHTS SUITS. THE LABOR PARTY DAILY HERALDTO THE MARINE BARRACKS WHILE TROOPERS HELPED LOCAL OFFICER~ IT HAS REFUSED TO ALLOW THE CALLED THE COMMONS DEBATE itA STATIONED ON KWAJALEIN. SINCEPATROL DANVILLE STREETS WHERE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO BRING AC­ TORY REQUIEM FOR THE PREMIER LEAVING HERE IN OCTOBER 1948 PROTEST DEMONSTRATIONS HAVE TION IN BROADER AREAS. WHO DIDN , T KNOW "IT CARRIED HE HAS HAD DUTY AT PEARL' HAR- , RESULTED IN ATTACKS ON OFFI- --NEW rEDERALt:' MACHINERY THE HEAD LINE: "THE LOST LE AD- BOR, SAN FRANC I SCO, PENNSY L- CERS. WH I CH WOULD STANDARD I ZE L I TERrAC~ ER--MACMILLAN FATED TO FADE VANIA CALIFORNIA AND IS AT JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, NE-TESTS USED BY THE STATES AS AWAY. " PRESENTLY" STATIONED AT KAN- GROES WERE ADMITTED TO ONE VOTER REQUIREMENTS AND SPEED THE FINANCIAL TIMES FEATUR~CEOHE, OAHU. ~HITE CHURCH YESTERDAY BUT UP COURT DECISIONS ON VOTING THE CALL OF BACK-BENCHER NI- HE 15 NOW ON LEAVE AND TOOK WERE TURNED AWAY AT FOUR CASES. GEL BIRCH, A TORY CRITIC OF THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW OTHERS SHORTLY AFTER THE BODY ADMINISTRATION SOURCES IN- THE PRIME MINISTER FOR A TERRY HER BIRTH PLACE. PF MEDGAR EVERS, A CIVIL DICATED TODAY THAT SECONDARY "YOUNGER LEADER " ~'GHTS LEADER GUNNED DOWN IN PROVISIONS WILL BE PROPOSED THE COMMUNIST DAILY WORKER: TOKYO (Upi)--TYPHOON SHIR- AN AMBUSH LAST WEDNESDAY, LEF1SUCH AS A PLAN TO PROVIDE FED- "PREMIER FLOPS IN HOUSE." LEY WAS LOCATED 345 MILES HERE FOR BURIAL IN WASHINGTON ERAL TECHNICAL AND FINANCIAL I SOUTH SOUTHWEST OF KADENA, SEVERAL CHURCHES IN GADSDEN,HELP TO COMMUNITIES WHICH MAKE OKINAWA, AT 3 P.M (0600 GMT) ~LABAMA, ACCEPTED NEGROES FOR EFFORTS TO DESEGREGATE SCHOOLS' Buy U.S. SAVINGS BONDS TODAY MOVI~G NORTH J2. MPH. WORSHIP SERVICES SUNDAY. AND OTHER FACILITIES. ,' ------~------~------i PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 18 vu~E t903 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION or COSMONETTE PAL SEEKS NEW ROUTES LEFTISTS DEMONSTRATE THE COMMANDING OfFICER, PACI­ "PUBLICITY STUNT" WASHINGTON, (UPt )--PHILIP­ AGAINST NUCLEAR SUBS FIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, NEW YORK, (UPI )--LTGEN PINES AIRLINES (PAL) APPLIED KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, TOKYO, (UPI )--THOUSANDS OF LEIGHTON I DAVIS, C~ ~ANDER TO THE CIVIL AERONAUTICS CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE LEFTISTS TODAY STAGED NON­ OF THE U S MISSILE TEST BOARD (CAB) TODAY FOR PERMIS­ TRANSPORT COMPANY Of TEXAS. VIOLENT PROTEST RALL!ES IN CENTER AT CAPE CANAVERAL, SION TO ADD TOKYO AND Los THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED TWO JAPANESE PORTS AGAiNST SAID TODAY RUSSIA'S LAUNCH- ANGELES TO ITS PACIFIC ROUTES. DAILY THROUGH SATURDAY THE PROPOSED V~SIT OF U.S I NG OF A CC SMONETTE "I S MERE­ THE APPLICATION WAS MADE BY DEADLINE FOR NOTICES IS 4 PM NUCLEAR SUBMARINES TO JAPAN LY A PUBLICITY STUNT" PAL BOARD CHAIRMAN BENIGNO DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION THE RALLIES WERE HELD AT III IVE BEEN OUT OF TOUCH Too A JR., ArTER CONFERRING THE BIG U.S. NAVAL PORT Of AND THIS IS NEWS TO ME,II WITH AMBASSADOR AMELITO R. EDITOR - JIM WEAVER YOKOSUKA, ABOUT 30 M~LES DAVIS SAID ON HIS ARRIVAL MUTUC AND PAL WASHINGTON AT­ I SOUTHWEST OF TOKYO, AND AT HERE THIS AFTERNOON FROM TORNEY G NATHAN CALKINS JR , MAIZURA, THE JAPAN SEA PORT ~E_QUESTI~ FLORIDA FOR THE OPENING OF THE EMBASSY SAID. IN CENTRAL JAPAN PHILIPPINE MAHOGANY HEARING A U S. SPACE EXHIBIT AT PAL NOW FLIES BETWEEN THE THE DEMONSTRATORS AT YOKOS~ NEW YORK, (UPI )--THE 40-YEAR ROCKFELLER CENTER. PHILIPPINES AND SAN FRANCISCO, KA WERE MADE UP OF LABORERS OLD BATTLE OVER PHILIPPINE MA­ WHEN TOLD THE SOVIETS HAD VIA HAWAII. AND RADICAL STUDENTS, THE SAME HOGANY WILL BE RESUMED IN CON­ SENT DIMPLED VALENTINA PAL POINTED OUT IN ITS AP­ GROUP THAT PART~CiPATED IN I GRESS JUNE 18 WHEN HEARINGS TERESHKOVA INTO ORBIT THIS PLICATION THAT THERE is NO I THE BLOODY RALLIES DURING ARE HELD ON A BILL TO OUTLAW MORNING TO JOIN COSMONAUT BILATERAL AGREEMENT CURRENTLY THE CAMPAIGN AGA!NST THE THE NAME LTCOL VALERY BYKOVSKY, IN FORCE BETWEEN THE UNITED JAPAN-U.S. SECURRTY TREATY IN THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION DAVIS DECLARED: STATES AND THE PHILIPPINES. 1960. DID OUTLAW THE NAME PHILIPPINE "AT THE RISK OF DRAWING IT NOTED, HOWEVER, THAT THEY MARCHED THROUGH THE PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS MAHOGANY BACK IN 1927 AFTER THE IRE OF THE FEMININE PORT CiTY TO THE MAIN GATE Of I A FIGHT BUT IT REVERSED IT­ PEOPLE, I THINK THIS IS SERVICES U.S. WEST COAST THE U.S FLEET ACTiViT~ES I SELF IN '931 AND EVER SINCE MERELY A PUBLICITY STUNT. POINTS VIA HONOLULU AND GUAM HEADQUARTERS WHERE ABOUT 200 'I ! LUMBERMEN, FURNITURE DESIGNERS THERE IS NO PHYSIOLOGICAL TO MANILA. IT SAID NORTH­ POLICE STOOD ON GUARD. AND YACHTSMEN HAVE BEEN FEUD­ PROBL EM I NVOL VED. " WEST AIRLINES ALSO SERVES BUT THE CLOSEST THEY CAME ING ABOUT IT DAVIS SAID THE U S SPACE MANILA FROM VARIOUS U.S TO ROWDINESS WAS TO SHOUT NOBODY WANTS TO CHECK THE PROJECT HAS CONCENTRATED ON POINTS VIA TOKYO, OKiNAWA "YANKEES GO HOME." IMPORTS OF PHILIPPINE MAHO­ MALE ASTRONAUTS AMONG AND TA I PE I. POLICE ESTIMATED THAT SOME GANY, WHICH AFTER ALL IS AN OTHER THINGS, HE SAID, THE PAL SAID IT NOW "DESIRES TO 10,000 TOOK PART IN THE RALLY, I EXECELLENT WOOD FOR MANY PUR- SPACE PROGRAM IS LIMITED PROVIDE SERVICE CARRYING PAS­ ALTHOUGH THE SPONSORS CLAIMED I POSES BUT THE GENERAL FED­ TO THOSE APPLICANTS WHO HAVE SENGERS, PROPERTY AND MAIL 30,000 WERE CALLED OUT. ERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS AND 1,000 HOURS OF FLIGHT EX­ IN AIR TRANSPORTATION BE­ MANY FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS PER I ENCE IN MI L I TARY JET TWEEN UNITED STATES POINTS AND YACHTSMEN INSIST THAT AIRCRAFT AND TOKYO, JAPAN, AND THERE­ PHILIPPINE MAHOGANY ADMITTEDLY "THIS WOULD RULE OUT A FORE DESIRES TO INCLUDE THIS IS NOT RELATED TO THE AFRICAN NUMBER or CAPABLE WOMEN," POINT ON ITS TRANSPACIFIC AND TROPICAL AMERICAN MAHOGANY DAVIS SAID. ROUTE." AT ALL. HE SAID IT WAS "UNLIKELY" IT ALSO APPLIED TO PROVIDE THEY SAY IT IS DISGRACEFUL THAT WE WOULD ATTEMPT TO SERVICE TO Los ANGELES AS TO MISUSE THE NAME Of THE PLACE A WOMAN lN ORBIT IN WELL AS SAN FRANCISCO BEAUTIFUL RED BROWN AFRICAN THE NEAR rUTURE." AND TROPICAL AMERICAN WOOD "I KNOW Of NO PLANS TO DO SHADES OF AL CAPONE WHICH INSPIRED THE DESIGNS OF SO," THE AIR FORCE GENERAL SUPERMARKET ROBBED SHERATON, HEPPLEWHITE, CHIP­ ADDEO PENDALE, ADAM AND DUNCAN PHYFE FURNITURE THERE'S AN ECONOMIC ANGLE TO THE ROW, TOO SALES OF ~FRICAN AND AMERICAN MAHOGANY IN THE UNITED STATES HAVE DROPPED FROM $25 MILLION IN 1930 TO $12 MILLION IN 1962 BEEN DETERMINED WATER FROM HER D8STiLL~NG WHILE SALES Of PHILIPPINE THE ROBBERY OCCURRED INSIDE PLANT. THE PACIFiC AND ORIE~ MAHOGANY PLYOODS HAVE GONE A SUPERMARKET AT THE CERMAK VESSEL VANARA ALSO BROUGHT UP FROM $4 MILLION IN 1920 TO SHOPPING PLAZA, WHERE THE IN 67,000 GALLONS SATURDAY $IU(; MILLION TRUCK HAD STOPPED TO PICK UP WHILE THE PRESIDENT ROJAS OF FOR FURNITURE, THE MAHOGANY A MONEY SHIPMENT. THE UNITED PHiliPPiNE LINES ASSOCIATION CLAIMS THERE IS ONE BRINKS GUARD REMAINED DISCHARGED SOME 200 TONS OF NO COMPARISON BETWEEN THE IN THE TRUCK WHILE THE OTHER WATER. TWO--THE TRADITIONAL AFRICAN ENTERED THE SUPERMARKET, AND AMERICAN MAHOGANY BEING WALKED TO A PRIVATE OFFICE ROYALTY TO ViSIT Uo5 o VASTLY SUPERIOR AND PICKED UP THE TWO BAGS WASHINGTON, (UP! )--THE BUT FOR EOAT BUILDING, WHERE OF CASH As HE WALKED WHITE HOUSE SA~D TODAY THAT MUCH PHILIPPINE MAHOGANY IS THROUGH THE STORE TOWARD THE FOLLOWING THEIR ARRIVAL SEPT. USED, THERE IS CONSIDERABLE TRUCK, TWO GUNMEN STRODE UP 5 FOR A STATE VISIT TO THE DISPUTE, ACCORDING TO ICHABOD BEHIND HIM, STRUCK A PISTOL UNITED STATES THE KiNG AND T WILLIAMS, A LEADING NEW IN HIS BACK AND GRABBED THE QUEEN OF AFGHANISTAN "WILL YORK IMPORTER Of BOTH WOODS MONEY AND THE GUARD'S GUN. TRAVEL WIDELY" IN THIS "UNDOUBTEDLY, PHILIPPINE THE TWO DASHED OUT A REAR COUNTRY MAHOGANY MAKES GOOD PLANKING DOOR OF THE STORE TO A LATE "IT IS EXPECTED THAT THE FOR PAINTED BOATS," WILLIAMS MODEL GREEN CAR CONTAINING VISIT WILL SERVE TO STRENGTH­ SAID, "ALTHOUGH SOME MANUFAC­ THREE OTHER MEN ••• THE CAR EN EXISTING fRIENDLY TIES BE­ TURERS SAY IT DOESN' HOLD ROARED AWAY, NARROWLY MISS­ TWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES," SCREWS AS WELL AS AFRICAN AND ING A PEDESTRIAN. THE WHITE HOUSE SAID AMERICAN MAHOGANY AND IS A • 4' •••• A STATEMENT ABOUT THE TRIP LITTLE MORE SUSCEPTIBLE TO CONSERVATIVE? WAS ISSUED AfTER PRESIDENT DRY ROT AND TH~ IS NO BOURNEMOUTH, ENGLAND, (UPO KENNEDY WAS VISiTED ~Y AF­ DOUBT THAT IT DOE~N'T HOLD --YOUNG CONSERVATIVE PARTY GHANISTAN'S AMBASSADOR ITS COLOR AS WELL WHEN USED ENTHUSIASTS SAID TODAY COS­ MOHAMMED HASHIM MAINWANDWAL. FOR TRANSOMS, DECKS AND CABIN TUMES FOR THEIR JULY 18 THE PRESIDENT AND THE AM­ BR!GHT WORK" PAJAMA PARTY--PLANNED BEFORE BASSADOR DISCUSSED, AMONG PHILIPPINE MAHOGANY COMES THE POFUMO SEX SCANDAL BROKE OTHER MATTERS, THE SEPTEMBER FROM A FAMILY OF TREES CALLED --HAVE BEEN CHANGED TO HOBO~ VISIT WH~CH WILL BEGiN WITH DIPTEROCARPS IT IS A LITTLE CLOTHES. SEVERAL DAYS Of TALKS HERE HEAVIER THAN AFRICAN AND BETWEEN KENNEDY AND KING AMERICAN MAHOGANY. THERE ARE FEW MEN WHO DARE MAHAMMED ZAHIR. THE TRADITIONAL AFRICAN AND PUBLISH TO THE WORLD THE AMERICAN MAHOGANY COMES FROM PRAYERS THEY MAKE TO AL­ LIFE IS A SCHOOL or PRO- TREES OF THE SIWETENIA BOTAN­ MIGHTY GOO. BABILiTY - WALTER BAGEHOT I CAL GROUP PAGE 3 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 18 JUNE 1963 NOTICE TO OCCUPANTS OF TRAILERS AND HOUSES THE INGREDIENTS NECESSARY JAPANESE CAPTURED ON KWAJALEIN ATOLL TO ATTRACT AND RETAIN RODENTS, ED~ARD CAPPElE AND A PARTY Of MARSHAllESE SAilED TO HENE ISLAND, THE ISLAND ABOVE BER- INSECTS AND fliES, COMMONLY IN TUESDAY TO GET ~OOD fOR BUilDING CANOES As THEY ~ERE WALKING ALONG THE BEACH, ONE KNOW AS VECTORS, AS ~RMANEN T ~f ~HE MARSHAllESE REACHED DOWN TO RECOVER A ROCK THAT HAD fAllEN INTO A HOLE AND A PARASITIC RESIDENTS OF YOUR RlrlE SUDDENLY APPEARED FROM WHiCH TWO SHOTS WERE FIRED. CAPEllE AND HIS PARTY RAN TO HOMES ARE· THEIR CANOES RETURNED TO KWAJAlEIN AND REPORTED THE INCIDENT IMMEDIATELY. (I) HARBORAGE AND BREEDING' CAPTAIN LUCKEL, USMC, AND PLACES. tJoSo PURSE STRINGS LOOSENED Pl-llllPPINE EXPANSION TWENTY EIGHT MARINES RETURNED, (2) FOOD SUPPLY. BY RUSSIAN SPACE FEAT DOLE LEASES PINEAPPLE LAND TO HENE. THEY FOUND THE DUG- I THESE VECTORS ARE A NUI- WASHINGTON, (UPI )--THE U.S. HONOLULU, (UPI )--DOlE CORP. OUT EMPTY. CAPTAIN LUCKEl I SANCE TO EVERYONE, BUT MORE SPACE BUDGET MAY BE IN fOR A Of HONOLULU TODAY ANNOUNCED DIRECTED HIS MEN TO COMB THE IMPORTANT, THEY ARE CAPABLE $~OO MilliON CUT IN CONGRESS IT HAS COMPLETED NEGOTIATIONS ISLAND AND AT THE fAR END Of SPREADING INfECTIONS OR UNLESS THE CURRENT SOVIET WITH THE PHILIPPINE GOVERN- THEY rOUND THE JAPANESE. HE DISEASE. fliGHT SHOWS THE RUSSIANS ARE MENT fOR THE ACQUISITION Of WAS ARMED WITH A WEll KEPT FOODS ARE MADE AVAilABLE RACING fOR THE MOON. lANDS fOR PINEAPPLE CULTIVA- JAPANESE RiflE AND fiRED AT TO THEM IN VARIOUS ~AYS, HOUSE SPACE SUBCOMMITTEES TION. THE MARINES. THE MARINES SUCH AS NEAR EMPTY SODA OR HAVE ALREADY VOTED TO TRIM MALCOLM MCN\UGHTON, PRESI- RETURNED THE COMPLIMENT AND BEER CANS lEFT lAYING ABOUT, ABOUT HAlf A BilLION IN THE DENT Of DOl~ AND ITS PARENT WOUNDED THE JAPANESE IN THE SHELLS WHICH ARE PARTLY SENATE SPACE COMMITTEE, WHICH COMPANY, CASTLE AND COOKE, lEG. HE D~ED ON THE RETURN BURIED UNDERGROUND, ROTTING OPENED HEARINGS ON THE $5.7 SAID THAT EXPANSION Of THE TRIP TO KWAJAlEIN. LUMBER, GLUE USED IN CARTONS l BilliON REQUEST THIS WEEK, COMPANY'S PLANTATION-CANNING THE DUGOUT WAS fiTTED W3TH

fOOD PARTICLES lEfT IN BAR- THERE ARE ALSO RUMBLINGS Of OPERATIONS TO THE PHILIPPINE A WOODEN BUNK, SUPPLIES Of ! B-QUE PITS, OUTDOOR TABLES A $500 MILLION CUT ISLANDS WILL ENABLE DOLE TO COCONUTS, THIRTY-TWO CANTEENS I OR SPILLAGE ON THE GROUND, BOTH SENATORS MARGARET MEET fOREIGN COMPETITION AND Of WATER, AND AMERICAN fUNNY I UNCOVERED GARBAGE CANS AND CHASE SMITH, REPUBlICAN-MAIN~ OPEN NEW MARKETS IN lOW IN- BOOKS AS WELL AS CLOTHING. I MANY OTHER THINGS. AND HOWARD W CANNON, DEMO- COME COUNTRIES. THE JAPANESE WAS BAREfOOTED,: HARBORAGE AND BREEDING CRAT-NEVADA, ASKED THE NA- McNAUGHTON WAS QUICK TO BUT OTHERWISE COMPLETELY CLAD

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STORED UNDER OR NEXT TO I ADMINISTRATION TO FIND SOME TO GROW ALL THE PINEAPPLE IN REES. IT is POSSIBLE THAT HE I

HOUSES, WOODEN AND CARDBOARD AREAS WHERE CUTTING CAN BE HAWAI I WE CAN SELL. OUR $10 HAS liVED THERE SiNCE KWAJA- 1 BOXES, CAN~ OVER GROWTH Of DONE. MILLION CANNERY MODERNIZA- LEIN WAS SECURED fROM THE i fOLIAGE AND MOST ANY OTHER SO FAR, NASA HAS NOT SUP- TION PROGRAM Will CONTINUE ENEMY fORCES, 5 FEBRUARY, 19441 TYPE Of liTTER YOU MAY THINK PLIED THE REQUESTED INfORMA- ON SCHEDULE. (THE ABOVE ARTiCLE IS RE- OF. LITTER, I N MANY I NSTAN- T ION "THE PR I MARY A I M OF' THE PR I NTED fROM AN H0URGLASS CES, SERVE AS A FOOD SUPPLY WHilE THE SENATE COMMITTEE PHILIPPINE PROJECT ~ILl BE DATED 3 JUNE, 19 48 • FOR THESE VECTORS AS WEll. IS EXAMINING SEVERAL ASPECTS TO REDUCE AVERAGE PRODUCTION •• THE GARDEN SHOP IS RES- Of THE BUDGET, THE KEY QUES- COST, THUS REINfORCING OUR PARENTS NOTICE PONSIBLE fOR ENVIRONMENTAL TION IS WHETHER THE RUSSIANS ABILiTY TO CONTINUE THE MAN- AFTERNOON CLASSES fOR THE SANITATION AND VECTOR CON- ARE TRYING TO BEAT THE U.S. UfACTURE OF COMPETITIVE PRO- FOLLOWING GRADES IN GEORGE TROL THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND. GOAL Of PUTTING A MAN ON THE DUCTS IN HAWAa 1," HE SAID SEITZ SCHOOL ARE CANCELLED THIS SERVICE IS COSTLY AND MOON BY 1970. THE ANNOUNCEMENT DID NOT UNT!L FURTHER NOTiCE DUE TO TIME CONSUMING AND IS TO SEVERAL SCIENTISTS TOLD SPECIFY THE AMOUNT OF ACRE- THE AIR CONDITIONER BEING AUGMENT, NOT REPLACE, STAN- THE COMMITTEE THAT THE RE- AGE TO BE ACQUIRED OR THE OUT OF ORDER~ ALL fiRST DARD SANITATION REQUIREMENTS, SOURCES REQUIRED fOR A MANNED lOCATION, BUT IT Will BE GRADES, MRS DUNCAN'S SECOND ---THIS IS EVERYONEtS Rt- lUNAR FLIGHT ARE SO GREAT OPERATED UNDER A LONG-TERM GRADE AND MRS BURGESS' SPONSIBllITY. THE RUSSIANS MAY HAVE DECiDED lEASE ARRANGEMENT WiTH THE FOURTH GRADE You WIll BE THESE RESPONStdlllTIES TO CONCENTRATE INSTEAD ON PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT. NOTifiED WHEN THESE CLASSES ARE OUTLINED IN PACMISRANFAC OTHER AREAS Of SPACE AND FINANCING, AS PLANNED, RESUME OPERATION. INST. No. 11101.5 AND MAY TECHNOLOGY. WILL RELY PRIMARilY ON LONG- •••• BE fOUND IN THE INSTRUCTION THE SPACE PROGRAM WilL COST TERM lOANS, PLUS SOME EQUITY (CONTINUED fROM COLUMN 3)

MANUAL IN EVERY HOME. YOUR THE U.S. ABOUT $35 BilliON PARTICIPATION BY DOLE AND THE SHIP'S DECK. A BLAST Of II COMPLYING WITH SAME Will DURING THE NEXT 10 YEARS, PHILIPPINE INVESTORS COMPRESSED AIR PROV!DED THE ! ASSIST ENVIRONMENTAL SANI- SPACE CHIEf JAMES WEBB SAID. • • • PUSH TATION AND VECTOR CONTROL THE SCIENTISTS, WHILE 01- U.S. NAVY TEST THE MISSilE SEEMED TO PROGRAMS. VIDEO ON WHETHER THE MOON POLARIS FIRED FROM SHIP HOVER fOR AN INSTANT, THEN •••••• TRIP SHOULD BE MADE AT All, CAPE CANAVERAL, (UPI )-- STREAKED INTO THE BRILLIANT CUB SCOUT COMMITTEE MEETING GENERALLY AGREED THAT IT THE U S ~AVY TODAY fiRED BLUE SKY AHEAD Of A THICK THERE WilL BE A CUB SCOUT WOUL 0 HAVE L I TTL E 0 I RECT MI L- I TS ADVANCED MODEL POLAR I S WH I n: VAPOR TRA I L CHARACTER- I COMMITTEE MEETING AT THE ITARY VALUE AND WOULD BE A "A-3" MISSilE ON ITS FIRST ISTIC OF' SOLID-FUELED MISSllES.i SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING VERY COSTLY PROJECT FOR THE SUCCESSfUL SHOT AT SEA. THE "A-3" IS THE MIGHTIEST I TONIGHT AT 7 P.M. AMOUNT Of SCIENTifiC INFORMA- THE BULLET-SHAPED ROCKET, POLARIS MISSILE EVER BUilT. •••••• TION IT TURNS UP THE MAIN DESIGNED TO GIVE THE fLEET NINE U.S. NUCLEAR SUBMARINES DUPLICATE BRIDGE RESULTS THING, THEY SAID, WOULD BE Of POLARIS-FIRING NUCLEAR ALREADY ARE ON STATION WITH THE SUNDAY DUPLICATE THE PRESTIGE Of REACHING THE SUBMARINES A STRIKING ARM 16 NUCLEAR-TIPPED MISSilES-- BRIDGE RESULTS ARE: MOON fiRST. Of 2,880 MilES, WAS AlUNCHED EACH Of THE EARLIER MODELS-- I. SNDNEY LHOTKA AND STEVE THE BUDGET TR I MM I NG, I f fROM THE U.S.S OBSERVATION THE I, 375-MI l E "A- i" AND THE LONDON, 65·5~· THERE IS ANY, IS LIKELY TO BE ISLAND, A LABORATORY TEST 1,725-MllE "A-2" 2. HAM AND SALLY GORDINIER IN THE $1.2 BilliON WHICH SHIP THE fiRST LAUNCHINGS OF' 58 5~ NASA WANTS AUTHOR I Z ED NEXT THE ROCKET STREAKED TO A THE POLAR I S "A-3" ARE EX- 3· TOMMY SOMMERS AND RANI YEAR FOR THE ApOllO MOON TARGET MORE THAN 1,500 MilES PECTED lATE TH!S YEAR OR MAGI, 54~. fLIGHT. THIS WOULD REPRESENT AWAY IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN EARLY t964. ••••••• MORE Of A DELAY THAN A CUT- OFfiCIALS SAID PRELIMINARY 90 O. WANTED: VIOLIN TEACHER BACK INfORMATION INDICATED THE LOUISA Y fOR 13- EAR-OLD BOY WHO HAS A TRULY SPECTACULAR Rus- SHOT "MET ALL ITS TEST THE MOTOR/SAilER LOUISA, HAD fOUR YEARS Of I NSTRUC- S I AN ACH IE VEMENT co ULD HAVE OBJEC T I VES. " PilOTED BY CAPT FEl I X DEBRUM, TIONS CAll 2220 ANYTIME. THE EffECT or HEADING Off, IT WAS THE fiRST SUCCESS ARRIVED ON KWAJAlEIN AT 0900 •••• OR LESSENING, DEEPER CUTS IN IN THREE SHIPBOARD lAUNCH- ON 17 JUNE. USNS RANGE TRACKER THE U.S SPACE BUDGET THAT INGS rOR THE POLARIS "A-3." THE LOUISA IS A CHARTERED THE MARINE DEPARTMENT APPEAR TO BE IN THE WORKS. THE TWO PREVIOU~ SHOTS, VESSEL SCHEDULED TO SAil THE ANNOUNCED THE ARRIVAL Of THE 0." ATTEMPTED fROM THE OBSER- MARSHAll ISLANDS fOR 2 WEEKS. USNS RANGE TRACKER ON KWAJA- NOTICE VATION ISLAND IN APRIL, THE BROWN-LANDRY GROUP LEIN ON 16 JUNE. A SLICK AIRWAYS CL-44 AIR- ENDED PREMATURELY WHEN THE WHO CHARTERED THE LOUISA THE RANGE TRACKER, WHICH CRAfT ARRIVED KWAJAlEIN ON ROCKETS VEERED Off COURSE EST'MATtD THE DEPARTURE AS IS PILOTED BY CAPT H. HEINZ, MONDAY 17 JUNE, AT NOON AND AND HAD TO Bt DELIBERATELY 15 JUNE. 00,17 Will PARTICIPATE IN MISSilE DEPARTED MONDAY AT II :30 PM DESTROYED BY A RANGE SAfETY THE ITINERARY LISTED OPERATIONS AND RETURN TO FOR HONOLULU OFFICER. LIKIEP ISLAND PORT HUENEME THIS IS THE THIRD fLIGHT THE LAUNCHING TODAY WENT •••• REST AND RECREATION fOR THROUGH HERE BY SLICK AIRWAYS. TO PERFECTION THE POLARIS THE MOST EXHAUSTING THING THE CREW WAS fOUND ON • •••• WAS HURLED FROM A TUBE ON IN LIFE IS BEING INSINCERE KWAuALEIN. (CONTINUED ON NEXT COLUMN) ANNE MORROW LINDaRGH ~P~AG~E~4 ______~ ______~H~OUR~G=L_ASIS ______TUESDAY i8 JUNE 1963 ECONOMIC GROWTH SUPERSONIC PLANES AMERICAN BASES WALL STREET CHATTER NATIONALIST CHINA LAUDED U.S. LOSING WORLD MARKET RUSSIA WARNS JAPAN NEW YORK {UP~)--STANDARD ! TAMPA, FLORIDA (UPI)--ROGER WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE Moscow (UPI)--THE SOVIET AND POOR'S, STATISTiCAL AND I' INVESTMENT ADVISORY SERVICE, HILSMAN, ASSISTANT SECRETARY UNITED STATES IS SLIPPING GOVERNMENT HAS GIVEN A STIFF SAYS THE GENERAL MARKET IS Or STATE rOR FAR EASTERN Ar­ BEHIND BRITAIN AND FRANCE WARNING TO JAPAN ABOUT THE HiGH NOW BUT NOT VULNERABLE FAIRS, SAID TODAY THE SOCIAL IN DEVELOPMENT OF AIRCRAFT STATIONING AT AMERICAN BASES AND ECONOMIC ADVANCES MADE BY FOR PASSENGER USE, A NOTED ON JAPANESE SOIL OF U.S THE FIRM BELIEVES THE BUSI­ NESS OUTLOOK PROVIDES THE THE NATIONALIST CHINESE OF U.S. PIONEER DESIGNER OF SUPERSONIC JET F-105 FIGHTER BACKGROUND FOR EXPECTiNG THE TAIWAN STAND IN "STARK CON­ SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT DECLARED BOMBERS, THE TASS NEWS AGENCY POPULAR AVERAGES TO REACH TRAST" TO THE rAILURE Or THE TODAY. REPORTED TODAY. NEW HIGHS A~D POINTS OUT COMMUNIST CHINESE REGIME ON BACK IN THE DAYS OF PRO­ THE AGENCY SAID THE SOVIET THAT, IF A TAX CUT IS VOTED, THE MAINLAND PELLER-DRIVEN AIRLINERS, GOVERNMENT, IN A STATEMENT THE UPWARD COURSE OF THE HILSMAN LAUDED THE NATION­ THE UNITED STATES HAD 93 PER FORWARDED TO THE JAPANESE ALIST CHINESE IN A SPEECH BE­ ECONOMY COULD WELL EXTEND CENT OF THE WORLD MARKETj GOVERNMENT,DREW ATTENTION INTO THE LONGEST Of THE rORE THE CONrERENCE ON COLD TODAY, ITS PORTION OF THE TO THE FACT THAT BY "ITS AS- POSTWAR ADVANCES WAR EDUCATION. MARKET IS NOT MORE THAN 50 SISTANCE TO THE MILITARY THE FIRM POINTS OUT, HE WARNED THE CONrERENCE I HOW- PER CENT, POSSIBLY LESS, PREPARAT IONS OF THE UN I TED ,EVER, THAT THE I NVESTORS BUY Or THE THREAT OF COMMUNIST JOHN STACK TOLD THE NEWS STATES ON JAPANESE TERRITORY, INDIVIDUAL STOCKS, NOT THE CHINA AND SAID FLATLY, "THE MAGAZINE U S NEWS AND WORLD THE GOVERNMENT ACTUALLY CON­ MARKET THE F'lRM SAYS THAT UNITED STATES IS DETERMINED REPORT IN A COPYRIGHT INTER- DUCES TO THE AGGRAVATION OF THIS MEANS SELECTIV~TY WILL THAT COMMUNISM SHALL NOT TAKE VIEW PUBLISHED TODAY. TENSION IN THAT AREA OF THE 'PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN OVER ASIA." STACK RETIRED LAST YEAR AF- WORLD AND FURTHER INVOLVEMENT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNiTIES "FOR THIS REASON," HE SAID, TER 34 YEARS AS A GOVERNMENT OF JAPAN IN THE MILITARY- THAT LIE AHEAD, '~ERHAPS EVEN "WE DO NOT RECOGNIZE COMMUN­ AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER HE STATEGIC PLANS OF THE UNITED MORE SO THAN IN THE RECENT IST CHINA AND SEEK IN ALL NOW IS DIRECTOR OF ENGINEER- STATES." PAST POSSIBLE WAYS TO LIMIT THE ING FOR REPUBLIC AVIATION THE STATEMENT STRESSED Roy BRADY OF J W SPARKS ABILITY OF COMMUNIST CHINA TO CORPORATION. HE WAS COM- THAT THE "JAPANESE GOVERN- AND CO. BELIEVES THAT THE IMPLEMENT ITS THREAT TO OB­ MENTING ON THE ANGLO-FRENCH MENT TAKES UPON ITSELr THE BLUE CHIPS WILL POSSIBLY BE TAIN HEGEMONY IN THE FAR EAST. LEAD IN DEVELOPING A SUPER- ENTIRE RESPONSIBILITY rOR THE MOST VULNERABLE SECT10N "WE RECOGNIZE THE REPUBLIC SONIC TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT FOR THE CONSEQUENCES THIS MAY OF THE MARKET IN THE NEXT OF CHINA AS THE LEGAL GOVERN­ CIVILIAN PASSENGER USE. ENTAIL FOR JAPAN AND ITS FEW TRADING SESSIONS, PARTI- MENT OF CHINA AND SUPPORT ITS STACK SAID THAT SO MUCH WORK PEOPLE." CULARLY THE ISSUES USED IN POSITION IN THE UNITED NATIONS HAD BEEN DONE ON AN AMERICAN THE TASS REPORT SAID THE COMPILING THE INDUSTRiAL WE ARE AWARE THAT THE ECONO­ SST THAT "YOU COULD ALMOST STATEMENT WAS MADE It IN CON- INDEX. HE ALSO BEL IEVES THE MIC AND SOCIAL PROGRESS ON TAKE IT OFF THE SHELF TODA~" NECTION WITH THE REPORTS OF MARKET WILL REQUIRE FURTHER TAIWAN, CARRIED OUT ~Y THE HE ADDEO "THE TECHNOLOGY THE JAPANESE PRESS" ABOUT BACKING AND FGLLiNG BEFORE FREE CHINESE, STANDS IN STARK IS THERE. IT'S JUST A MAT- THE STATIONING OF THE r-!O~s REACHING NEW HISTORIC HIGHS CONTRAST TO THE FAILURES OF TER OF PULLING IT TOGETHER "DESIGNED FOR DELIVERING MARTIN GILBERT OF VAN AL- THE MAINLAND COMMUNIST GOVERN­ AND PUTT I NG I T I NTO THE A I R- NUCL EAR BLOWS WITH! N ITH E STYNE, NOEL AND CO S AYS I MENT II 1 PLANE YOU WANT." RADIUS OF 3,200 KILOMETERS MARKET CONFIDENCE APP EARS "ALSO THE EXISTENCE ON TAI­ STACK SAID THAT HE WAS CON- (2,000 MILES) " HIGHER THAN EVER BEFO I RE AND I I WAN OF A WELL-TRAINED AND FIDENT THAT THE UNITED STATES • •• THE PRESUMPTION IS TH EQUIPPED FORCE OF 600,000 AT A CAN PRODUCE A MACH 2 AIRCRAFT LOCAL FIRES REPORTED MAJOR BULL MARKET ns MEN DEDICATED TO THE FIGHT 2 STiLL (1,3 0 MILES AN HOUR) AS AT 1910 HOURS, '5 JUNE 3, IN EFFECT HE FEELS AGAINST COMMUNISM MUST HAVE 196 THAT TH QUICKLY AS BRITAIN AND FeoRANCE NOTIFICATION WAS RECEIVED VIA UPWARD TREND WILL CONTINUE, A RESTRAINING EFFECT ON ANY EXPANSIONIST AMBITIONS OF A MACH 3 PLANE (ABOVE I, 0 TELEPHONE (333) THAT SMOKE BUT ONLY AfTER SOME HESiTA- MILES AN HOUR) WOULD TAKE WAS EMITTING FROM AN EXHAUST TION THE COMMUNIST CHINESE. LONGER TO PRODUCE BECAUSE DUCT LOCATED OUTSIDE OF WALTER K GUMAN BELiEVES "FURTHERMORE, THE SPIRIT OF CLAS~ MANY NEW PROBLEMS IN AERO- ROOM #1 I OF BUILDING 352 THE CAUTIOUS TRADER CAN BUY THE PEOPLE OF THE REPUBLIC OF NAUTICS WOULD HAVE TO BE (GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL) INTO INDIVIDUAL SITUATIONS CHINA, AND OF THEIR LEADER, SOLVED FIRST. BUT HE THOUGHT PUMPER COMPANY WAS IM- WITHOUT CONTRADICTING HIS PRESIDENT CHIANG KAI SHEK, #1 IT SHOULD PRODUCE THE HIGHE~ PRINCIPLE OF CAUTION AND WHO CONDUCTED A 4o-YEAR STRUG­ MEDIATELY DISPATCHED. SPEED MACHINE. UPON ARRIVAL INVESTIGATION GLE AGAINST COMMUNIST IMPER­ THAT THE OPTIMISTIC iNVESTOR STACK SAID THAT THERE WAS REVEALED THAT THE ALARM WAS IALISM, IS AN INSPIRATION TO CAN AND SHOULD SELL STOCKS EVERY REASON TO SUPPOSE THAT DUE TO TROUBLE WITH THE AIR FREE PEOPLE EVERYWHERE. tt OF COMPANIES WHICH ARE NOT THE RUSSIANS ARE EVEN FURTHER CONDITIONING COMPRESSOR UNIT DOING SO WELL ADVANCED IN SST DESIGN AND LOCATED IN THE WEST END OF YEMEN CONSTRUCTION THAN THE BRI- THE BUILDING "SUK i YAK I n MOST POPULAR SOVIET TECHNICIANS TISH AND FRENCH AND "THAT THEY WILL BE COMING ALONG REFRIGERANT COMBINED WITH CHICAGO {UP!)--THE NUMBER WASHINGTON (UPI)--OFFICIALS WITH SOMETHING AHEAD OF COMPRESSOR OIL, LEADING UNDER ONE AND TWO RECORDINGS CHANGED ESTIMATED SATURDAY THAT THERE EVERYBODY." PRESSURE THRU BROKEN SEAL, PLACES THIS WEEK IN THE UNITED ARE NOW APPROXIMATELY 900 TO STACK CONCEDED THAT IT WAS P1CKED UP BY AIR HANDLER PRESS INTERNATIONAL RATINGS 1,000 SOVIET TECHNICIANS IN WOULD BE "VERY DIFFICULT" TO AND DISTRUBTED TO ALL ROOMS OF THE NATION 9 S TOP 20 TUNES. YEMEN, HELPING THE YEMEN ARAB BEAT THE BRITISH AND FRENCH IN THE BUILDING. EXPANSION Kuy SAKAMOTO'S "SUKIYAK!" REPUBLIC BUILD AN AIRPORT, INTO THE AIR OF REfRIGERANT ATOMIZED THE TOOK OVER THE TOP POSITION AND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS. BUT, HE ADDEO, "IF WE GO OIL PRODUCING A FOG EfFECT AND"T'S My PARTY" AS RECORD- THERE WAS NO CONFIRMATION, TO THE HIGH-TEMPERATURE WHICH WAS MISTAKEN FOR SMOKE EO BY LESLIE GORE SLIPPED TO HOWEVER, OF REPORTS THAT THE AIRFRAME OF STEEL OF TITAN. UTILITY ELECTRICIAN (E & M) SECOND. SOVIETS WERE FLYING COMBAT tUM AND BUILD A SIGNIFICANT­ ON SCENE CUT OfF MAIN ELECTRI· "SHUT DOWN" BY THE BEACH MISSIONS AGAINST REBELLIOUS LY SUPERIOR AIRCRAFT, I CAL SWITCH TO CHECK AND MAKE Boys JUMPED OUT Of NOWHERE TO TRIBESMEN FOR THE YEMEN GOV­ THINK (AMERICAN) AIRLINE NECESSARY REPAIRS TAKE OVER THE SEVENTH POSI- ERNMENT PEOPLE WILL BE WILLING TO DETAIL SECURED AND RETURNED TION, AND JAN AND DEAN'S RE- OFFICIALS SAID THE SOVIETS WA I T FOR IT " TO STATION AT 1935 HOURS, I-ORDING OF "SURF CITY" ROLLED HAVE ENTERED YEMEN IN SEVERAL SAME DATE. INTO EIGHTH AFTER BE!NG UN- 2 6 GROUPS OF A HUNDRED EACH COMMUNIST COMMITTEE MEETS AT 01 5, 17 JUNE 19 3, NOTI- RANKED LAST WEEK SINCE OCTOBER WHEN YEMEN'S flCATION WAS RECEIVED VIA BOBBY VINTON'S "BLUE ON HEREDITARY RULER WAS OVER­ Moscow (UPI)--THE COMMUNIST TELEPHONE (333) OF A SECURED BLUE" MOVED UP fROM SEVENTH PARTY'S 330-MAN CENTRAL COM­ THROWN IN A REVOLUTION AND MATTRESS FIRE LO CATED OUTS I DE TO FOURTH I I MITTEE GATHERED HERE TONIGHT THE PRESENT REPUBLIC ESTAB­ OF SHOWER ROOM NEAR DORM #5 l THIS WEEK'S Top 20 rUNES LISHED. IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF NATIONAL SECOND FLOOR Of BUILDING 70~ WITH POSITION LAST WEEK AND TRUMPH TO WORK OUT A BLUE­ OFFICIALS SAID SOME OF THE PUMPER COMPANY #1 WAS IM- NUMBER Of WEEKS IN Top 20: SOVIETS MAY BE IN THE RUSSIAN PRINT OF SOVIET IDEOLOGY FOR MEDIATELY DISPATCHED TO IN- 1.(2-5) SUKIYAKI. KyU SAKAMATO ARMY, BUT ARE ENGAGED IN THE NEXT 20 YEARS VESTIGATE. 12.(1-5) IT'S My PARTY' L GCRE THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEET­ CONSTRUCTION. UPON ARRIVAL, IT WAS FOUND 3.(1'-2) BLUE ON BLUE a VI~ THEY SAID THE PRESENCE OF ING, WHICH OPENS OFFICIALLY THAT THE MATTRESS HAD BEEN) 4. (7-3) HELLO STRANGER. B. LEWIS TOMORROW MORNING BEHIND THE RUSSIANS IN YEMEN "BEARS CARRIED TO THE SHOWER ROOM 15 (12-2) EASIER SAiD THAN DONE CLOSED DOORS IN THE KREMLIN, WATCHING" BY BARRACKS PERSONNEL FOR 16 (4-4) You CAN'T SIT DOWN WILL CHART A COURSE A MORAL THE REO CHINESE ARE NO EXTINGUISHMENT. CARELESS 7 (0-1) SHUT Do BEACH Boys CODE FOR THE SOVIET MAN AND LONGER THERE, HOWEVER SMOKING CAUSED THE FIRE 8 (0-1) SURF CITY JAN & DEAN WOMAN Of THE FUTURE INCIDENT SECURED, DETAIL 9 (6-5) I LOVE YOU BECAUSE HOURGLASS PHONE NUMBER 2114 WAS RETURNED TO QUARTERS 10.(9-3) LAZY DAYS OF SUMMER AT 022, HOURS THE SAME DATE ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS THE ONLY SCRATCH LEAGUE ON KWAJALEIN IS ABOUT TO DIE. IN ORDER TO PREVENT THIS, WE WILL NEED TWO MORE TEAMS. NOT JUST TEAM CAPTAINS, BUT ALL INTERESTED SPORTS BOWLERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND THE TIME IS 7 P.M. WEDNESDAY, 19 JUNE, THE PAGE 5 APORTS ~ECTION TUESDAY 18 JUNE 1963 PLACE IS THE SPECIAL SERVICE BUILDING IF THE NECESSARY 8 TEAMS CANNOT BE HOLE IN ONE CONTEST FORMED, THE LEAGUE WILL BE DROPPED. FIFTY CONTESTANTS PARTICIPATED IN A THE TOP LIMIT SHOULD BE RAISED FROM HOLE-IN-ONE CONTEST AT ROI NAMUR ON 825 TO 850 PER TEAM THIS AND MANY SUNDAY, WITH EACH HITTING 3 BALLS aHER T~INGS WILL BE DISCUSSED AT THE AT THE END OF THE FESTIVITIES,ED AUNA MEETING SO LET'S HAVE A GOOD TURN OUT OF TCT FINISHED FIRST--ONLY 2'4" FROM THIS TIME THE PIN STYLES OF LINCOLN LAB WAS No MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES WERE PLAYED SECOND, AND SALAZAR OF TCT WAS THIRD. LAST NIGHT. HOWEVER, IN THE MINORS, TCT BOWLING LEAGUE THE HIGH SCORING NAVY TOO! SQUAD CON­ TUESDAY, 18 JUNE, 6:00 P.M. SUNDAY'S SCORES TINUED TO WALLOP THEIR OPPONENTS BY 1-2 AVIATION vs PIPE: SHOP (AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES) WHIPPING THE TYPHOONS 17-4 LAST NIGHT 3-4 HAWAI IAN EYE VS POWER HOUSE BOSTON BALTIMORE I UNDER THE ARCS OF DALLY fiELD 8 5-6 ESQUIRES VS CARPENTER SHOP BOSTON 12 BALTIMORE 5 IT WAS R DOKTER'S FIFTH VICTORY ON 7-8 GARDEN SHOP VS BILLETING Los ANGELES ANGELS 5 MINNESOTA 3 THE MOUND AGAINST ONE DEFEAT WHILE TEAMS BOWLING AT 8:15 Los ANGELES 5 MINNESOTA 4 (II INNINGS) J KINCAID SUFFERED HIS FIFTH LOSS. 1-2 MARINE DEPT. VS TEL STARS CHICAGO WHITE SOX 2 KANSAS CITY I DOKTER PITCHED NAVY TOO! TO A 3-HIT 3-4 SECURITY VS J T 0 SUPPLY CHICAGO WHITE SOX 3 KANSAS CITY 2 10-1 VICTORY AGAINST THE TYPHOONS IN 5-6 PIRATES VS POST OFFICE (NATIONAL LEAGES GAMES) THE FIRST ROUND GAME ON JUNE 2. 7-8 SNACK BAR VS SPORTSMEN CHICAGO CUBS 8 Los ANGELES DODGERS 3 THE TYPHOONS COLLECTED II HITS LAST Los ANGELES 2 CHICAGO 0 NIGHT AGAINST NAVY TOO's 13, BUT ALL ADLER TENNIS TOURNEY HOUSTON 3 SAN fRANCISCO ° OF THEM WERE SCATTERED AND DID NOT PRO­ SAN fRANCISCO 4 HOUSTON 3 DUCE RUNS. THEY SCORED TWO RUNS ON ROSEWALL BEATS LAVER FOUR HITS IN THE FOURTH AND REPEATED PITTSBURGH 4 ST. LOUIS 3 Los ANGELES (UPI)--KEN ROSEWALL OVER­ IN THE SIXTH E. BEALS HAD 3 FOR 4 ST. LOUIS II PITTSBURGH 7 CAME ROD LAVER'S RESISTANCE IN AN WHILE L TROAST 2 FOR 3 FOR THE Typ­ MILWAUKEE 5 PHILADELPHIA 3 HOUR-LONG FIRST SET TODAY AND WENT ON HOONS. PHILADELPHIA 7 MILWAUKEE 4 TO WIN THE $10,000 ADLER INVITIONAL NAVY TOO' HAD TOO MUCH POWER WITH PROFESSIONAL TENNIS SINGLES TITLE, THIER STICKS WITH THEIR BIGGEST INNINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP 14-12, 6-4, 6-3 COMING IN THE FIRST AND FOURTH IN NEW YORK (UPI)--SOUTHPAW MIKE MCCOR­ A CROWD OF 2,200 WATCHED THE CONTEST THE FIRST THEY DREW THREE WALKS WHILE MICK PITCHED HIS BEST AMERICAN LEAGUE IN 9O-DEGREE TEMPERATURES IN THE EN­ R VANWAES AND T. FERRIS CONNECTED FOR GAME AND HOMERED IN HIS OWN BEHALF TO­ CLOSURE OF THE Los ANGELES TENNIS CLUB DOUBLES AND S SMITH WITH A SINGLE TO DAY TO INTERRUPT THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES' ROSEWALL, WHO RECEIVED $2,500 FOR TAKE A 5-0 LEAD AN ERROR AND A DOU­ SECOND-DIVISION SKID AND END THE BOSTON FIRST PLACE, BROKE LAVER'S SERVES IN BLE BY W. SKIFTON GAVE THE BLUEJACKETS RED SOX'S SIX-GAME WINNING STREAK, 7-2. THE FIRST AND 25TH GAMES OF THE MARA­ ANOTHER RUN IN THE NEXT FRAME. A TWO­ MCCORMICK RODE TO HIS SECOND WIN OF THON INITIAL SET RUN HOMER BY GEORGE (THE VOICE) BERG, THE YEAR ON A SIX-RUN ORIOLE RALLY IN LAVER, WHO PICKED UP $1,750 SECOND A BASES-LOADED DOUBLE BY R VANWAES THE FIFTH INNING, MOST OF IT UNEARNED PLACE MONEY, SMASHED ROSEWALL'S DELI­ AND ANOTHER RUN-PRODUCING DOUBLE BY AND AT THE EXPENSE OF RED SOX ROOKIE VERY IN THE 10TH GAME R. NEATHAMMER HIGHLIGHTED THE BLUEJAC­ STARTER WILBUR WOOD MCCORMICK, TRADED BOTH ROSEWALL AND LAVER LEAVE HERE KETS DEVASTATING 8-RUN TALLY IN THE TO BALTIMORE BY SAN fRANCISCO DURING NEXT WEEKEND FOR fOREST HILLS, NEW BIG FOURTH. VANWAES' SACRIFICE FLY IN THE OFF-SEASON, SCORED TWO RUNS. , YORK, TO COMPETE IN THE NATIONAL PRO­ G ' B THE FIFTH EARNED NAVY TOO. ANOTHER RUN J OE AINES THREE-RUN HOMER, OFF OS- AFTER R ARRENDfLL WENT ALL THE WAY TO FESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS JUNE 27-30 ROSWALL AND LAVER COMBINED TO DEFEAT TON RELIEVER JACK LAMABEE, WAS THE THI RD ON AN ERR 0 R NAVY TOO' S.G COL- ~~~O:~~~:,~F BALTIMORE'S WINNING INNING. LINS BLASTED A TWO-RUN HOMER IN THE LEW HOAD AND TONY TRABERT IN THE DOU­ SOLO HOMER, HIS FIRST, TOP ~ THE SEVENTH AFTER ARRENDELL HAD BLES FINALS 6-2, 6-3 ANDRES GIMENO CAME IN THE THIRD INNING AND GAVE HIM OF SPAIN WON THIRD PLACE BY DOWNING SINGLED A 1-0 LEAD. HOAD I N AN ABBREV I ATED PRO SET MATCH BOB TILLMAN HIT HIS FOURTH HOMER OF 8-S. THE YEAR WITH THE BASES EMPTY IN THE MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS FIFTH FOR BOSTON AND PINCH-HITTER DICK AMERICAN W L PCT. GB BASEBALL WILLIAMS HIT HIS FIRST WITH THE BASES NEW YORK 34 23 U.S.C. WINS NoC.A.A. CROWN EMPTY IN THE EIGHTH. CHICAGO 37 26 WOOD'S OWN ERROR GOT HIM INTO TROUBLE BOSTON 31 25 OMAHA, NEBRASKA (UPI)--SOUTHERN IN THE FIFTH WITH ONE OUT HE GAVE UP CLEVELAND 31 27 CALIFORNIA WON~ UNPRECEDENTED FOURTH A SINGLE TO JACKtE BRANDT AND FUMBLED NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASEBALL TITLE BALTIMORE 33 29 MCCORMICK'S SACRIFICE BUNT. MINNESOTA 32 29 LAST NIGHT BY BEATING ARIZONA 5-2. LUIS APARICIO DOUBLED FOR A RUN, AN­ BUD HOLLOWELL SMASHED HIS FOURTH KANSAS CITY 30 31 OTHER RUN WAS SCORED ON A WILD PITCH, Los ANGELES 32 34 HOME RUN OF THE NCAA TOURNAMENT TO BROOKS ROBINSON WALKED AND AL SMITH DETROIT 24 36 HELP LEAD THE TROJANS TO THE CHAMPION­ DOUBLED FOR THE THIRD SCORE. LAMABE WASHINGTON 21 45 SHIP AND WIN THE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER REPLACED WOOD AND PROMPTLY SERVED A AWARD FOR HIMSELF. GARY HOLMAN ALSO NATIONAL HOME RUN PITCH TO GAINES. HAMMERED A HOMER AND WALT PETERSON MCCORMICK GAVE UP SIX BOSTON HITS, SAN FRANCISCO 38 21 TURNED IN AN OUTSTANDING PITCHING PER­ 58~ I WALKED FOUR AND STRUCK OUT OF FIVE ST. LOUIS 26 57 "2 FORMANCE. THE ONLY OTHER MONDAY GAME IN THE Los ANGELES §~ 27 571 I THE VICTORY CLIMAXED AN UPHILL STRUG­ AMERICAN LEAGUE PITTED WASHINGTON AT CINCINNATI 29 532 GLE FOR THE TROJANS, WHO WERE DEFEATED CLEVELAND UNDER THE LIGHTS. CHICAGO §~ 31 ~t 8-3 BY TEXAS IN THE FIRST ROUND OF THE MILWAUKEE 30 32 .~~~ ~ DOUBLE ELIMINATION TOURNEY LAST MONDAY MAJOR LEAGUE SCHEDULE PITTSBURGH 29 .468 THEY BEAT ARIZONA 6-4 FRIDAY IN THE TUESDAY, 18 JUNE PHILADELPHIA 29 3~ 460 ti GAME WHICH COULD HAVE GIVEN THE CROWN 3 6 DALLy-CHANCE VOUGHT VS fiRE COMETS HOUSTON 27 8 415 II TO THE WILDCATS THEN THEY SWEATED OUT WEDNESDAY, 19 JUNE NEW YORK 25 ~O ·385 13 THE RAIN YESTERDAY WHICH DELAYED THE 5:15 BRANDON-BANDITS VS HIGH SCHOOL SUDDEN DEATH SHOWDOWN UNTIL LAST NIGHT b DALLy-BILLETING VS CROSSROADS PALMER WINS THUNDERBIRD THURSDAY, 20 JUNE ARNOLD PALMER SANK A NINE-FOOT PUTT BOXING NEWS 6 DALLy-ROI NAMUR VS GARDEN SHOP "A" FOR A PAR THREE ON THE FIRST HOLE OF A TEANECK, NEW JERSEY (UPI)--HEAVY­ MINOR LEAGUE SCHEDULE SUDDEN DEATH PLAYOFF WITH PAUL HARNEY WEIGHT CONTENDER DOUG JONES OF NEW TUESDA Y, 18 JUNE TODAY TO WIN FIRST PLACE MONEY OF 25- YORK RENEWED HIS CAMPAIGN FOR A SHOT 5:15 BRANDON-POWERHOUSE VS TYPHOONS THOUSAND DOLLARS IN THE THUNDERBIRD AT THE TITLE LAST NIGHT BY HAMMERING THURSDAY, 20 JUNE CLASSIC AT RYE, NEW YORK. OUT A REFEREE'S DECISION, 5-4-1, OVER 5:15 BRANDON-AQUANUTS VS PLAYBOYS HARNEY AND PALMER WOUND UP THE REGU­ LANKY BILLY DANIELS OF BROOKLYN IN THE SATURDA Y, 22 JUNE LATION 72-HOLES WITH SCORES OF 277. TEANECK ARMORY. 6 DALLy-NAVY TOO VS AQUANUTS HARNEY CARDED A 69 IN THE FINAL ROUND THE DECISIONS WAS GREETED BY MINGLED TO PALMER'S 72. BOOS AND CHEERS FROM THE 4,000 FANS AT THE FIRST IMPORTANT FIGHT IN N J PAGE 6 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 17 JUNE 1963 NOTICES mOvie6 :Jontgl,J wANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIMES 7:30 P.M AND MIDNIGHT PROJECTIONISTS WANTED PLEASE CON­ "SHOWDOWN II B&W TACT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE AUDIE MURPHY, CHARLES ORAKE--A COWBOY AND HIS FRIENDS ARE MIS­ AT 2190. TAKENLY SHACKLED TO A CHAIN GANG AND ARE FORCED TO HELP THE PRISONERS IN AN ESCAPE. UMPIRES AND SCOREKEEPERS FOR THE SPECIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT. CONTACT RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE AT 2190 "COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS" C&CS DEBORAH KERR, ROSSANO BRAZZI--LoVE-AFFAIR WITH A FRENCH F~AIR! WANT SOMEONE TO CARE FOR I-YEAR-OLD CHILD - JUNE 24 THRU 29 CALL 2436 YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 P M AND 9:00 P.M EVENINGS. "I COULD GO ON SINGING" C&CS JUDY GARLAND, DIRK BOGARDE--THE STRUGGLES OF A FAMOUS AND LONELY WANTED TO BUY SINGER AND HER LITTLE BOY ROCKING HORSE, WAGON OR A SWING SET CALL 2337 ANYTIME ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6:30 P M AND 8:30 P.M. "COME BLOW YOUR HORN" C&.CS Top LOAD AUTOMATIC WASHER WANTED. FRANK SINATRA, LEE J. COBB, MOLLY PICON--WHAT A RIOT WHEN TWO CALL 2145 DAYS OR 618 EVENINGS BROTHERS LIVE ALONE IN A PENTHOUSE.

FOR SALE GENERAL NOTICES RGI NAMUR MOVIES RADIO AMATEUR STATION FOR SALE COM­ BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY PLETE SINGLE-SIDEBAND VOICE-CW -­ TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8:00 P M TUESDAY 18 JUNE 1963 8 P M AMATEUR STATION. SET INCLUDES COLLINS "VOICE IN THE MIRROR" B&W RICHARD 15-S1 RECEIVER, COLLINS 32-S1 EXCITER THERE WILL BE AN EPISCOPAL EVENING EGAN, JULIE LONDON--THE STORY OF A MAN'S WITH POWER SUPPLY, HOME-BREW LINIER SERVICE TONIGHT AT 7.00 P M IN THE BATTLE TO REGAIN HIS MANHOOD - AND OF AMPLIFIER, MIKE, PHONE PATCH, 3 ELE­ CHAPEL THE GIRL WHO CRAWLED BACK WITH HIM - MENT BEAM. TALKED TO 82 COUNTRIES IN EVERY SHOCKING INCH OF THE WAY. THE LAST 6 MONTHS, 60 CONFIRMED. SEE PROTESTANT CHOIR REHEARSAL WILL BE BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 9-493 OR 2258. HELD WEDNESDAY EVENING AT 7 30, IN WEDNESDAY 19 JUNE 1963 8 P.M. "THE CROWDED SKY" C DANA ANDREWS, 17t' THE CHAPEL. 1962 GLASS PAR, SEAFAIR SUNLINER, RHONDA FLEMING--THE MOST FASCINATING MERCURY 80 HP , MERCURY 9 5 HP AUX PEOPLE THE GODS OF CHANCE EVER SWEPT COMPLETELY EQUIPPED, MANY EXTRAS SEE PROTESTANT PRAYER SERVICE UP INTO HIGH ADVENTURE. MR. MALONE AT TRAILER 726. BOAT MAY THERE WILL NOT BE A WEEKLY PRAYER .. I.. . BE SEEN AT MARINE PARKING AREA #41. SERVICE TONIGHT AT THE CHAPEL. SER­ AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE "ACT NOW--IF NOT SOLD, IT WILL BE VICES WILL BE HELD AS USUAL NEXT WEEK. CRATED FOR SHIPMENT TO THE STATES BY TUESDAY, 18 JUNE 1963 20 JUNE. PRICE - $2,800 5: 05 P M. JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUPS 6:00 NEWS THREE It TON AIR CONDITIONERS, USED CALL 2408 OR 2291 BEFORE WEDNESDAY 6: 15 SCIENCE EDITOR I YEAR, AVAILABLE JUNE 29. VERY TO HAVE ARTICLES PICKED UP FOR THE 6:30 SOUTH 40 REASONABLY PRICED. MAY BE SEEN AT BARGAIN BAZAAR. 7: 00 ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC QTRS 210-B OR CALL 2264 ANYTIME. 1:30 ONE NIGHT STAND ~AJALEIN PRESS BOAT CLUB 8:00 My FAVORITE HUSBAND 3 BICYCLES AVAILABLE FRIDAY. ONE 8:30 SPORTS REPORT AN ELECTION MEETING OF THE KWAJA­ MAN'S 26~, ONE WOMAN'S 26" AND ONE 8:45 BIG NOISE LEIN PRESS BOAT CLUB WILL BE HELD AT BOY'S 20", ALL IN KWAJ CONDITION. $5 9: 15 DOCTOR'S HOUSE CALL 8:00 P.M , IN THE TARO ROOM OF THE EACH. PHONE 2289 ANYTIME. 9: 20 NEWS ANALYSIS YOKWE YUK CLUB TONIGHT 9:30 CONTINE~TAL VARIETIES ALL MEMBERS AND PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS SCUBA EQUIPMENT FOR SALE. GALVANIZED 10:00 OPUS ON~ ARE URGED TO ATTEND AS THERE WILL BE TANK WITH RESERVE AND PACK, CALYPSO 12:00 SIGN OFt VERY IMPORTANT MATTERS CONSIDERED RE­ REGULATOR, DEPTH GAUGE AND WEIGHT BELT WEDNESDAY~ 19 JUNE 1963 LATING TO THE FUTURE PLANS OF THE ALL IN PERFECT CONDITION $100.00 6:00 A.M. SIGN ON' AND NEWS CLUB AS WELL AS THE ELECTION OF OFFI­ CALL PAT BARNES, 9-354 DURING WORKING 6:05 THE MORNING SHOW CERS. MEMBERSHIP CARDS ARE NOW AVAIL­ HOURS 7:00 NEWS ABLE FOR PAID-UP MEMBERS 1·05 MORNING SHOW CONT'D LOST 8:00 DON McN~ILL'S BREAKFAST CLUB ~AJALEIN TENNIS CLUB TO MEET ~ESCRIPT/ON SUNGLASSES (SMOKY GRAY 8:30 ARTHUR GODFREY FRAMES) LOST SUNDAY NAME INSCRIBED THE KWAJALEIN TENNIS CLUB WILL MEET 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES ON FRAMES CALL OR RETURN TO THE ON WEDNESDAY AT 7.00 P M AT THE 9"30 WORLD OF SHOW BUSINESS HOURGLASS SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE. ALL MEMBERS 10:00 COUNTRY CORNER AND INTERESTED PERSONS ARE URGED TO II :00 AMERICA'S POPULAR MUSIC LADY'S SILVER COLOR OMEGA WATCH. ATTEND. II: 30 MARSHALLESE PROGRAM CALL 2339 ANYTIME. 12:00 NEWS WEATHER",STOCKS ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 12.05 PRESCRIPTION GLASSES LOST IN THE 12: 15 MIDDAY MELODIES VICINITY OF THE YOKWE YUK THEATER. ANYONE WISHING TO SING AT COMMENCE­ 12:30 FLAIR CALL 228 OR REEF 322. MENT EXERCISES, BE SURE TO ATTEND THE 1:00 NEWSMAKERS MUSIC REHEARSAL WEDNESDAY EVENING, I: 15 SPORTS REPORT BROWN WALLET LOST AT THE SNACK BAR JUNE 19TH, AT 8:30 P M. AT THE CHAPEL 1:30 SHOP CONCERT SUNDAY MORNING INITIALS L. W. ON FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, CALL MRS. 3:30 A QUARTER CENTURY OF SWING WALLET. RETURN TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ZELONES AT 678. 4:30 PAU HANA SERENADE 5:00 AFRTS Ntws ANALYSIS ONE U S COAST GUARD CPO CAP DEVICE. PLEASE RETURN TO THE HOURGLASS SEN­ GENERAL MESS MENU - WEDNESDAY TIMENTAL REASONS BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER NAVY BEAN SOUP BACON BEAN SOUP FOUND CHILLED FRUIT JUICE & ROAST BARON Of BEEF WALLET FOUND IN ROXY THEATER BY CHILLED FRESH FRUIT GRILLED BABY BEEF LIVER Au Jus GARY CUESTA PLEASE IDENTIFY AND HOT & COLD CEREAL \-IITH ONIONS MASHED POTATOES CLAIM AT THE HOURGLASS OFFICE GRILLED HAM SLICES PORK CHOW ME/N W/ EGGS TO ORDER CHINESE NOODLES BUTTERED BRUSSELS SPROUTS MAN'S WRIST WATCH FOUND AT THE DE­ COTTAGE FRIED POTATOES SCALLOPED POTATOES PENDENTS POOL CALL 2338 ANYTIME. STEAMED RICE BUTTERED SPINACH & EGGS STEAMED RICE GLAZED DOUGHNUTS STEAMED RICE CHEF'S SALAD W/DRESSING PAIR OF LADY'S SUNGLASSES. BROWN TOAST, BUTTER & JAM SALAD BAR W/DRESSING COLD DRINK WITH YELLOW LINES ON FRAMES FOUND CHILLED MILK MARBLE CAKE CH I LLED MI LK IN BACK OF QTRS 444-A MAY BE CLAIMED HOT COfFEE COLD DRINK HOT COFFEE AT THE HOURGLASS OFFICE HOT TEA HOT COFFEE & TEA HOT TEA