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TERROR ISTS EXPLOOE 135 BOMBS : SECOND AIR DISASTER - 111 KILLED IN ALGIERS - CASUALTIES LIGHT · ALGIERS, ALGERIA, MARCH 5 (UPI)- : DOUALA, CAMEROUN REPUBLIC, MARCH 5 (UPI)-A CHARTERED DC7C AIRLINER CARRYING R,GHTWING TERRORISTS ROCKED ALGIERS I I I f PERSONS CRASHED IN A STORM LAST NIGHT IN A SWAMP NEAR DOUALA AIRPORT AND WITH 115 BOMB EXPLOSIONS IN A TWO-HOURI AIRPORT TOWER OFfiCIALS SAID TODAY THERE WERE IIABSOLUTELY NO SURVIVORS. II PRE-DAWN BARRAGE TODAY, BLOWING UP ! THE PLANE, BOUND fROM LOURENCO MARQUES, PORTUGUESE MOZAMBIQUE, WAS TAKING AUTOMOBILES, STORES AND APARTMENTS ! OFF FROM DOUALA FOR LUXEMBOURG VIA LISBON WHEN IT CRASHED "NEAR THE END OF THE GUNFIRE WAS HEARD DURING THE EXPLO- i j RUNWAY," A CONTROL TOWER OffiCIAL TOLD UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL. SIONS, WHICH AT TIMES REACHED THE IT WAS THE WORST ACCIDENT IN COMMERCIAL AVIATION HISTORY INVOLVING A SINGLE RHYTHM OF AN AERIAL BOMBARDMENT I, PLANE. EVERY QUARTER OF THE CITY WAS HIT I THE CONTROL TOWER OFFICIAL SAID RESCUE CREWS WERE ON THE SCENE QUICKLY BUT AND FIRES BROKE OUT IN A NUMBER or : fOUND NO SURVIVORS. PLACES BUT POLICE SAID CASUALTIES I' HE SAID THAT AN OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION TEAM WAS ON THE SCENE (AT NOON GMT) WERE RELATIVELY LIGHT. AND THAT DETAILS OF THEIR FINDINGS WOULD BE RELEASED LATER. POLICE SAID THE ATTACK WAS AIMED AT : "THE PLANE IS A COMPLETE WRECK AND THE WRECKAGE IS SCATTERED OVER A WIDE MOSLEMS AND PRO-DE GAULLE EUROPEANS I AREA," MAX WILSON, MAJORITY STOCK-HOLDER IN CALEDONIAN AND DIRECTOR OF TRANS­ IN AN ATTEMPT TO SABOTAGE AN IMPENDINGI AfRICAN, SAID IN LONDON. CEASE FIRE BETWEEN FRANCE AND THE '

WILSON, WHO IS FLYING TO DOUALA LATER ALGERIAN REBELS. 1 TODAY, SAID REPORTS INDICATED THE GLENN RETURNS TO CAPE MoSLEM AND JEWISH STORES AND APART- ' PLANE EITHER EXPLODED BEFORE CRASHING CANAVERAL - RESUMES WORK MENTS BORE THE BRUNT OF THE ATTAC~. OR BURNED AFTER HITTING THE GROUND. CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, MARCH 5 POLICE SAID THEY ARRESTED THREE THE DC7C WAS CALEDONIAN'S ONLY AIR­ (UPI)-AsTRONAUT JOHN H. GLENN JR., TEAMS OF PLASTIC BOMBERS, INCLUDING LINER. THE FIRM BEGAN BUSINESS ONLY DECORATED BY THE PRESIDENT AND GIVEN 13 FRENCHMEN. LAST DECEMBER. WILSON SAID IT WAS A THUNDERING TRIBUTE BY THE NATION, SECURITY FORCES AND FIREMEN RACED , THE FIRST CRASH FOR TRANS-AFRICAN, RETURNS TODAY TO THE LAUNCH PAD OF THRIUGH THE CITY FROM ONE TROUBLE l A LONG-DISTANCE CHARTER FIRM WHICH HIS HISTORIC ORBITAL FLIGHT AS A TEST SPOT TO ANOTHER, SIRENS BLARING. RES-l I BEGAN OPERATIONS FOUR YEARS AGO. PILOT MEMBER Of THE U.S. SPACE TEAM. IDENTS CROWDED ONTO BALCONIES AND INTOI (IN JOHANNESBURG, TRANS-AFRICA THE fRECKLE·FACED MARINE ASSUMES STREETS IN THEIR NIGHTCLOTHES TRYING i i I AIRCOACH OFFICIALS ISSUED A PASSENGER A NEW ROLE--"ANSWER MAN" TO SPACE TO FIND OUT WHAT WAS GOING ON. I LIST OF ge NAMES. OF THESE, 61 HAD SCIENTISTS AND OTHER ASTRONAUTS WHO POLICE SOURCES SAID THE AREAS WORST I SOUTH AFRICAN ADDRESSES, 34 HAD RHOD­ WILL FOLLOW, AND HOPE TO EXPAND, HIS HIT WERE THE ST. EUGENE SECTION ON THEj ESIAN ADDRESSES AND THREE WERE FROM LEAP INTO SPACE. WEST SIDE AND THE RUE ROVIGO DISTRICT BRITAIN. STILL RINGING IN GLENN'S EARS ARE ON THE EDGE OF THE MOSLEM CASBAH No I (THE OFfiCIALS SAID THOSE WITH SOUTH THE THUNDEROUS ECHOES OF THE ACCOLADES PUBLIC BUILDINGS WERE BOMBED. I AFRICAN ADDRESSES COULD HAVE A NATION­ FROM CONGRESS, THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY FORCES CARVED THE CITY UP I ALITY OTHER THAN SOUTH AFRICAN.) AND MILLIONS ALONG THE SIDEWALKS Of INTO SMALL HEAVILY-PATROLLED SECTORS, I WILSON SAID THE PLANE, WHICH WAS NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, AND HIS HOMETOWN BANNED TRAFFIC, SEARCHED CARS AND LEASED FROM AND MAINTAINED BY SABENA, OF NEW CONCORD, OHIO. PEDESTRIANS. I THE BELGIAN AIRLINE, WAS IN "TIP-TOP BUT THE GOOD-HUMORED AND RELIGIOUS UPI CORRESPONDENT PETER ROBINSON CONDITION lI AND HAD fLOWN ONLY 30 HOURS MARINE, WHO MADE U.S. SPACE HISTORY REPORTED POLICE FRISKED HIM TWICE SINCE ITS LAST CHECK. WITH HIS TRIPLE ORBIT OF THE EARTH WITHIN A FEW HUNDRED YAROS AND THAT HE HE SAID HE KNEW OF NO REASON FOR ON FEB 20, PUT ASIDE HIS GLORY AND SAW POLICEMEN EVEN SEARCHING OTHER THE CRASH. HIS ROLE OF PUBLI~ FIGURE TO RETURN POLICEMEN. THE PILOT, CAPT. A. H. J. (BILL) TO THE WORLD OF SCIENCE. THE FIRES WERE BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL WILLIAMS, HAD 11,000 HOURS FLYING FOR DAYS, PERHAPS FOR WEEKS, THE QUICKLY. POLICE SAID THE SHOTS WERE TIME, HE SAID. WILLIAMS, LIKE THE 40-YEAR-OLD FATHER AND HUSBAND WILL FIRED MAINLY BY JITTERY TROOPS. OTHER NINE CREWMEMBERS, WERE BRITISH. HAVE HIS BRAIN PICKED BY PROJECT FRENCH AND REBEL OFFICIALS ARE EX­ AIRPORT OFFICIALS HERE MADE NO MEN­ MERCURY SCIENTISTS AND THE SIX OTHER PECTED TO OPEN THE FINAL PHASE OF TION OF ANY DISTRESS SIGNALS FROM ASTRONAUTS TO BROADEN AMERICA'S KNOWL­ THEIR NEGOTIATIONS, TOMORROW AND AN­ THE PILOT BEfORE THE CRASH. EDGE OF SPACE. THE FIRST CONCERN OF NOUNCE A CEASE-FIRE SHORTLY. IT WAS THE SECOND MAJOR CRASH IN GLENN AND THE TEAM IS PREPARATION FOR THE PAST WEEK. A BOEING 707 CRASHED FUTURE ORBITAL SHOTS--THE NEXT OF LAST THURSDAY IN NEW YORK, KILLING WHICH IS SCHEDULED IN LATE MAy OR WATER SHORTAGE lNCREASING 95 PERSON. JUNE WITH AIR FORCE MAJ. DONALD K. WARNING. ApPROACHING CONDITION THE PILOT WAS 42 YEARS OLD AND HAD (DEKE) SLAYTON TAPPED FOR THE PILOT'S ORANGE. 10 MILLION GALLONS. THREE CHILDREN. HIS CO-PILOT CAP ROLE. WHEN IT BECOMES APPARENT AT ANY ALLEN K. FROST, WAS A NATIVE Of Aus­ How LONG GLENN WILL REMAIN IN THE TIME THAT WE WILL GO BELOW 10 MILLION, TRALIA NOW LIVING IN BRITAIN. ROLE OF TECHNICAL ADVISER DEPENDS IN THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTION FROST WAS 39 YEARS OLD TODAY. PART ON WHETHER THE UNITED STATES IN- WILL APPLY UNDER CONDITION ORANGE: THE PLANE CARRIED THREE YOUNG TENDS TO MAKE USE OF HIM OVERSEAS FOR A. ALL FRESH WATER OUTLETS IN SHOPS STEWARDESSES, ALL ENGLISH OR SCOTTISH. PROPAGANDA PURPOSES--AS THE RUSSIANS SHALL BE SECURED EXCEPT THOSE NECES­ WILSON SAID FRENCH MILITARY PLANES DID WITH YURI GAGARIN AND GHERMAN SARY TO CARRY OUT THE MISSION OF THE WERE THE FIRST TO CIRCLE THE SCENE. TITOV. THIS POSSIBLE PHASE OF GLENN'S STATION. liTHE: COMMANDER OF A FRENCH PLANE fUTURE ROLE HAD NOT BEEN FULLY SETTLED B ALL SHIPPING IN THE AREA WILL BE WAS NOT PREPARED TO COMMIT HIMSELF BY THE HIGHEST QUARTERS. NOTIFIED THAT fRESH WATER FOR SHIP­ ON THE POSSIBILITY OF SURVIVORS," THERE ALSO IS SPECULATION HERE THAT BOARD USE IS NOT AVAILABLE ON THE HE SAID, "BUT HE SAID THERE WAS ONLY GLENN, ALREADY HAVING RISKED HIS LIFE STATION. A VERY SLIM CHANCE INDEED.II IN AMERICA'S PIONEER ORBITAL FLIGHT, C. THE USE OF FRESH WATER FOR WASH­ MAY NOT BE CALLED ON TO TAKE SUCH ING AIRCRAFT SHALL BE HELD TO A MINI­ NEW YORK, MARCH 5 (UPI)-NINETEEN RISKS AGAIN. MUM. PICKETS DEMONSTRATING AGAINST RESUMP­ HOWEVER, IMMEDIATELY AFTER GLENN'S TION OF NUCLEAR TESTS WERE ARRESTED TRIPLE ORBIT, NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND KWAJALEIN WATER USED 3/5/62 TODAY WHEN THEY SAT ON SIDEWALKS IN SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA) DIRECTOR TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 249,600 FRONT OF THE NEW YORK OFFICE OF THE JAMES E. WEBB TOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE, GALLONS. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC) II ANy MAN WHO FLIES AS WELL AS JOHN PER CAPITA - 91.5 GALLONS. THE 15 MEN AND FOUR WOMEN WERE AMONG GLENN WILL FLY AGAIN." TOTAL IN STORAGE - 10,270,000 50 DEMONSTRATORS WHO SHOWED UP OUT­ THERE IS TALK, ALSO, THAT THE SMIL­ SIDE THE AEC BUILDING GREENWICH V,LLAGE ING MARINE, EVEN1UALL'r "JILL TAKE A DAILY FRESH WATER METER READINGS TO PROTEST PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S DECISION TOP POST IN SETTING UP TRAINING PRO­ HOUSING OCEAN 13,300 GALLONS TO RESUMEU.S. NUCLEAR TESTS IN THE CEDURES FOR FUTURE ASTRONAUTS. THE HOUSING LAGOON 24,000 !I ATMOSPHERE. TWO-MILE DAILY RUN GLENN TOOK ON THE YOKWE YUK CLUB 12,700 !I INSPECTOR WALTER CALLAHAN AND ABOUT BEACH WHILE AWAITING HIS FLIGHT HAS MESS HALL 6,900 II 60 POLICE MET THE DEMONSTRATORS, MOST BEEN ADOPTED BY OTHER ASTRONAUTS FOR POWER PLANT 18,800 Of WHOM WERE ATT I NOLO CLon CONDITIONING WES- ""--D Of ISLAND :9,400 " f AGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 6 MARCH 190C WEAK HAITI GOVERNMENT PRESENTS PROBLEM TO U.S. DIPLOMATS PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OffiCER, PACifiC MISSILE PORT-Au-PRINCE, MARCH ~ (UPI )-THE UNITED STATES HAS POURED MORE THAN $SV RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL MILLION INTO AID FOR ~AITi IN THE LAST DOZEN YEARS BUT THE COUNTRY TODAY LIVES ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU IN MISERY AND WA~T. Of WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c THIS MONTH SEES THE END OF THE LAST YEAR'S $13 5 MILLION U. S. AID PROGRAM, WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY Of TEXAS. AND WITH IT A NEW PERiOD OF SOUL-SEARCHING IN WASHINGTON TO DETERMINE THE U S ATTITUDE TOWARD THE GOVERNMENT OF PRESIDENI fRANCOIS DUVALIER. THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY SO~E HAITIANS WHO RISK IMPRISONMENT OR THE DEATH PENALTY IF THEY BECOME TOO MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE OUTSPOKEN IN THEIR CRITICISM OF THE GOVERNMENT, BELIEVE THAT WITHOUT U S fOR NOTICES IS 4 P. M. DAY BEfORE AID, THE DUVALIER REGIME WOULD FALL. PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS THEREFORE, THEY PROFESS TO HOPE THAT U.S AID WILL BE CUT OFF IS 10 A. M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. DUVALIER HIMSELF, ALTERNATING BETWEEN THREATS AND PROMISES, HAS DESCRIBED I U S AID AS INSUFFICIENT AND HAS SAID THAT HAITI MUST CHOOSE BETWEEN "TWO GREA~ THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT POLES OF ATTRACTION IN THE WORLD TO CONCRETIZE HER NEEDS." TO EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR THE "POLES" PRESUMABLY ARE THE PUBLICATION. UNITED STATES AND THE SOVIET UNION. u.s. PLANE CRASH BETWEEN THE TWO EXTREM8S, THE UNITED PROBE CONT I NUES AS tvlORE BOD 1ES EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN STATES FACES A DIFFICULT CHOICE. ONE FOREIGN DIPLOMAT COMMENTED AND WRECKAGE RECOVERED I N ~~wAlv~P "IT IS THE UNITED STATES THAT IS NEW YORK, MARCH 5 (UPI )-VALUABLE IN­ NEW ORLEANS OVERCRO\JJED IN KEEPING THIS GOVERNMENT RUNNING" FORMATION WHICH COULD SHED LIGHT ON SAID AN ARTICULATE 40-YEAR-OLD THE MYSTERY BEHIND THURSDAY'S JETLINER CELEBRATION FOR "MARDI GRAS" HAITIAN OF HIS GOVErNMENT lilT WILL CRASH STILL LIES MIRED ON THE BOTTOM NEW ORLEANS, MARCH 5 (UPI )-THE IIPARIS FALL EVENTUALLY AND IF YOU PMERICANS OF JAMAICA BAY, BUT INVESTIGATORS TODA OF THE NEW WORLD tl TODAY BULGED AT THE BACK IT ALL THE WAY YOUR NAME WILL BE WERE BANKING ON THE TUGGING POWER OF I SEAMS, TENS OF THOUSANDS OF OUT-OF- MUD HERE." A 35-TON FLOATING DERRICK TO AID THEIR I 10WNERS READY TO JOIN MORE THAN u00,000 AMERICAN EMBAS~OFFICIALS TAKE THE PROBE. I RESIDENTS IN LEIIING DOWN IHEIR HAIR. POSITION THAT U S AID IS DESIGNED WORKERS WERE ORDERED TO MOVE THE I MARDI GRAS, CLIMAX OF THE PRE-LENI TO RAISE THE LIVING STANDARDS OF THE DERRICK DIRECTLY OVER THE CRASH SITE I CARN I VAL SEASON FOR MERR I MAK J NG, IS HAITIAN PEOPLE, THE LOWEST IN LATIN EARLY TODAY AND BEGIN EFFORTS TO RE- I ONLY A DAY AWAY AMERICA, AND IS NOT BASED ON DUVALIER COVER THE COCKPIT SECTION OF THE BOEINd OFFICIALS GAVE SPECIAL IHANKS NOT DUVALIER, APPARENTLY FORESEEING (07 WHICH PLUNGED INTO THE FRIGID I ONLY fOR WHAI LOOKED LIKE 0NE OF THE MORE STRINGENT CONDITIONS ATTACHED WATERS, KILLING ALL 8( PASSENGERS AND I BEST CARNIVAL TURNOUTS IN RECENT YEARS TO FUTURE U. 5 AID, HAS THREATENED EIGHT CREWMEN. BUT ALSO FOR A fORECAST OF GOOD WEATHER TO REFUSE IT UNLESS IT IS GRANTED ON IT WAS THE WORST SINGLE PLANE DISAS­ THROUGH 10MORROW'S GRAND ERUP110N OF HIS TERMS. TER IN U. S COMMERCIAL AVIATION HIS- fRIVOLITY. I BUT A CYNICAL U S AID ADMINISTRA­ TORY AND RECOVERY OF THE COCKPIT, FIVE COLORFUL SPECIACLES TOURED THE TOR REMARKED HEAVILY LADEN WITH IMPORTANT INSTRU­ SUNLII CITY YESTERCAY WITH THE MERCURY "DUVALIER'S GOING TO SCREAM LIKE MENTS, COULD PROVIDE CLUES TO ITS STANDING IN THE HIGH oOS. POLICE GOT HELL WHEN HE HEARS THE CONDITIONS CAUSE. IN THE SWING OF THINGS, LOOKING THE THEy'RE TACKING ONTO THE AID UP IN CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD (CAB) IN­ OTHER WAY AS MOTORISTS LEFT THEIR CARS WASHINGTON, BUT IF THE U S STANDS VESTIGATORS WERE ESPECIALLY HOPEFUL OF IN TRAFFIC LANES TO TAKE IN THE fiRM, HE'S GOT NO CHOICE BUT TO RECOVERING THE ~ET'S FLIGHT RECORDER PROCESSIONS. ACCEPT." FROM WHICH VALUABLE INFORMATION COULD MARDI GRAS WILL SEE THE ENTIRE CITY THERE SEEMS NO DOUBT THAT AMERICAN BE GLEANED PROVIDING DAMAGE TO THE GIVEN OVER TO REVELRY. PRIM MIDDLE­ MONEY AND PRESENCE ARE IMPORTANT FAC­ INSTRUMENT HAS NOT BEEN TOO SEVERE. WESTERN WOMEN WILL FIND IHEMSELVES TORS IN PREVENTING A GOVERNMENT BREAK­ SALVAGE WORKERS SAID THE DERRICK OP­ SHRIEKING, "HEY, MISTER, THROW ME SOME­ DOWN ERATION MUST BE HANDLED WITH GREAT THING,'! ALONG WITH CHILDREN AND GRAB­ LAST YEAR'S $13 5 AID PROGRAM WAS CAUTION IN ORDER TO PREVENT FURTHER BING AT CHEAP BEADS TOSSED BY COSTUMED MORE THAN HALF THE $22.5 BILLION DAMAGE TO THE DELICATE INSTRUMENTS. fLOAT RIDERS. WHICH T~E HAITIAN GOVERNMENI RAISED THE HOISTING ORIGINALLY HAD BEEN PLAN­ PROPER EASTERN BUSIN[SSMEN WILL TURN THROUGH ITS OwN REVENUES NED FOR YESTERDAY, BUT UNFAVORABLE STREET CAVALIER EVEN WITH THEIR WIVES U.S FUNDS MAINTAIN THE HAITIAN TIDE CONDITIONS FORCED A POSTPONEMENTo ALONG, AND THE TONE-DEAF WILL BE MONETARY UNIT--THE GOURDE--AT A SOLID INVESTIGATORS SAID PRELIMINARY EVI- \ TROUBADOURS FIVE TO THE DOLLAR. DENCE INDICATED THAT SOME KIND OF I I' 1\ COMPLETE ABANDON WILL REIGN ON RIBALD AMERICAN FUNDS ALSO PAY A HEAVY MECHANICAL TROUBLE MAY HAVE LOCKED THE BOURBON STREET, HEART OF THE HISTORIC PORTION OF GOVERNMENT SALARIES AND $0 MILLION AMERICAN AIRLINES PLANE IN I fRENCH QUARTER, WITH ITS STRIP-SHOWS CONTRIBUTE TO EMPLOYME~T THROUGH AID A FATAL DIVE WHEN IT BEGAN A LEFT BANK I I AND D I X I EL AND JA Z Z BARS PROJECTS. AND TURN PRESCRIBED BY THE CONTROL [ POLICE BARRACADES WILL FENCE ALL IN ADDITION TO AMERICAN CASH, THE TOWER. i VEHICULAR IRAFFIC FROM RIBALD BOURBON, PRESENCE OF U. S. MARINES IS A FACTOR. HOWEVER, THE THEORY STILL PREVAILED TURNING II OVER TO SURGING, SINGING, MARINE COL. ROBERT D HEINL, CHIEF THAT THE 56-YEAR-OLD PILOT OF THE SCREAMING CROWDS STAGGERING FROM ONE OF A SMALL 40-MAN MISSION, SAYS ITS Los ANGELES-BOUND PLANE MAY HAVE SUF­ BAR TO ANOTHER AND FROM ONE SPOI ON A JOB IS NOT MILITARY PREPARATION BUT FERED A HEART ATTACK SECONDS AFTER PARADE ROUTE TO ANOTHER IS TO TRAIN THE HAITIAN ARMY IN TAKE OFF FROM IDLEWILD AIRPORT. "NATION BUILDING" DUTIES SUCH AS BAD­ INVESTIGATORS HOPE TO TEST THROUGH LY-NEEDED ROAD AND BRICGE REPAIR. AN AUTOPSY WHETHER VETERAN CAPT JAMES u~S. TROOPS TRAVEL OVER SOVIET AMERICAN ARMS SUPPLIED TO THE HAIT­ T. S. HEIST WAS STRICKEN AT THE CON­ HIGHWAY TO WEST BERLIN IAN ARMY APPEAR NOT TO BE A FACTOR TROLS BERLIN, MARCH 5 (UPI )-A u.s. ARMY IN THE GENERAL SITUATION MEANWHILE, THE GRIM TASK OF RECOVERY CONVOY OF REPLACEMENTS FOR THE BERLIN BUT U. S MARIN[SOCCUPIED THIS AND ATTEMPTED IDENTIFICATION CONTINUED.! I GARRISON ARRIVED HERE LATE TODAY OVER COUNTRY FROM 1917 TO 1934 , AND STILL SKINDIVERS YESTERDAY HAULED TWO MORE AN ICE AND SNOW-COVERED HIGHWAY THROUGH ARE REGARDED AS A "TRANQUILLIZINGII BODIES FROM THE WRECKAGE TO BOOST THE THE SOVIET lONE. FACTOR. TOTAL RECOVERY FIGURE TO (9 SOME 175 SOLDIERS IN 25 JEEPS AND ONE OFFICER FEELS THEIR PRESENCE THERE WAS REASON TO BELIEVE THE LAT­ TRUCKS, THE FIRST UNIT OF A 1,500 ~AN MAY HAVE PREVENTED A REVOLUTION AT ESI BODIES RETRIEVED WERE THOSE OF BATfLE GROUP BEING TRANSFERRED HERE, THE TIME OF DUVALIER'S HEART ATTACK CREWMEN. TOOK MORE THAN SIX HOURS TO COVER THE IN 1959 THE BODIES WERE DISCOVERED IN AN ARE~ 110 MILES TO THE CITY PLACED IN OFFICE IN 1957 WITH ARMY OF THE MARSHLAND CRASH SITE WHERE THE I IT HAD BEEN SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE AT SUPPORT AFTER AN ELECTION HIS Of PO­ WRECKAGE RESEMBLES THE CREW COMPART­ 1315 HOURS (1215 GMT) BUT ICE AND SNOW NENTS CHARGED WAS RIGGED, DUVALIER MENT A fLIGHT BAG, SIMILAR TO ONES , ON THE HELMSTEDT-BERLIN HIGHWAY DELAYED QUI E TL Y rlR E -E L EC TED" HIM S ELF LAS T YEA R CARRIED BY AIRLINE PERSONNEL, WAS I IT UNT I L 1605 HOURS ( 1505 GMT) BY INSERTING HIS NAME ON THE BALLOT FOUND NEAR ONE OF THE BODIES. \ THE TRANSFER OF THE BATTLE GROUP FOR CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS. IT WAS THE BATTERED FL I GHT ENGI NEER 's PANEL ! FROM WEST GERMANY WAS TO TAKE A WEEK. A CL~AN-SWEEP SINCE ALL CONGRESSIONAL ALSO WAS FISHED FROM THE ICY WATER I I T WAS A NEW EXPRESS I ON OF WESTERN CANDIDATES WERE HANDPICKED BY YESTERDAY, BUT A CAB SPOKESMAN SAID I ACCESS RIGHTS. DUVALIE;R "IT LOOKS AS IF IT IS SO BADLY MUTILAT rr DESPITE THE BAD WEATHER, THE ARMY HIS PRESENT TERM HAD TWO MORE YEARS ED IT WOULDN'T BE OF TOO MUCH USE IN I ,I STARTED A THREE-DAY MANEUVER TO IN- TO RUN, BUT HIS "RE-ELECT10N" WAS THE INVESTIGATION CREASE COMBAT EFFICIENCY. DECLARED TO PLACE HIM IN OFFICE FOR No FINAL DECISIONS WERE REACHED, BUT SIX MORE YEARS IT WAS AGREED TO BEGIN FULLSCALE STUDIES ---4------...&...-.' N EMERGENCY PROCEDURES AND MA I NTENANCEr • ~ ______PAGE ~ 3 ______~ ______HOURGLASS T- ______TUESDAY ------~----~ 6 MARCH 1962 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE ARE "WHEAT WAFERS WERE THE WORSTIt CATHOLIC BISHOP TO ARRIVE "PLEASEDu AT POWERS' CONDUCT SAY "COOPED UP" SAILORS MAY FILL IN FOR FATHER FEY WASHINGTON, MARCH 5 (UPI )-THE CEN­ WASHINGT~N, MARCH 5 .(UPI )-THE 96 As MANY ISLAND RESIDENTS ALREADY TRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (CIA) TOLD NAVY ENLISTED MEN WHO SPENT TWO WEEKS KNOW, FATHER FEY WAS TAKEN ILL DURING LAWMAKERS TODAY THAT U2 PILOT FRANCIS IN A FALLOUT SHELTER SAID THE WORST THE SECOND MASS AT THE ISLAND'S CHAPEL GARY POWERS DID ALL HE COULD TO PRO­ THING ABOUT THEIR EXPERIENCE WAS THOSE LAST SUNDAY MORNING AND HAS BEEN TECT U. S INTEREST IN HIS ILL-FATED HARD, DRY WHEAT SURVIVAL WAFERS TRANSPORTED TO HONOLULU FLIGHT ACROSS RUSSIA. BUT CAPT DAVID MINARD, 48-YEAR-OLD CATHOLIC BISHOP KENNALY WILL BE ON CIA DIRECTOR JOHN A. MCCONE, APPEAR­ NAVY DOCTOR WHO SPENT THE TIME BELOW THE ISLAND TOMORROW AND IF POSSIBLE ING AT CLOSED-DOOR HEARINGS OF THE (ROUND WITH THEM, THINKS THE WAFERS THE BISHOP WILL CONDUCT THE CATHOLIC HOUSE AND SENATE ARMED SERVICES SUB­ WERE QUITE SUCCESSFUL. HE SAID THE SERVICES IN THE EVENING AT 7 VV P M COMMITTEES, SAID HE WAS SATISFIED WITH MEN WERE EATING MORE OF THEM AT THE THE CONFIRMATION OF THIS NOTICE WILL THE fLIER'S CONDUCT BOTH BEFORE AND END THAN AT THE BEGINNING OF THEIR BE BROADCAST OVER AFRS RADIO KWAJALEIN AFTER HE WAS DOWNED INSIDE THE SOVIET CONFINEMENT. UNION. MINARD SAID MANY OF THE MEN GAINED MCCONE GAVE THE LAWMAKERS A DIGEST BACK IN THE SECOND WEEK THE WEIGHT YOKWE YUK BRIDGE OF WHAT CIA OFfiCIALS LEARNED fROM THEY LOST IN THE FIRST THE AVERAGE POWERS IN TWO WEEKS OF QUESTIONING AT LOSS WAS ABOUT FIVE POUNDS LAURY BOURGUE WAS HIGH SCORER IN THE AN UNDISCLOSED LOCATION FIRST IN­ THE ENLISTED MEN, THE DOCTOR AND YOKWE YUK BRIDGE GAMES LAST NIGHT DICATIONS WERE THAT THE CONGRESSMEN THE DIRECTORS Of THE EXPERIMENT HELD FOLLOWED BY LARRY RUSSELL WHO WAS WERE SATISFIED WITH THE EXPLANATION. A PRESS CONFERENCE TODAY TO GIVE THEIR SECOND BRIDGE IS PLAYED EACH SUNDAY MCCONE, ACCORDING TO A RELIABLE VIEWS ON THE SURVIVAL WAfER AND OTHER AND MONDAY NIGHTS AT THE YOKWE YUK CONGRESSIONAL SOURCE, SAID POWERS' SUBJECTS. CLUB. HIGH-FLYING RECONNAISANCE PLANE WAS THEY EMERGED FROM THE 25-By-48 fOOT THROWN OUT OF CONTROL BY AN EXPLOSION SHELTER AT BETHESDA NAVAL MEDICAL DEFECTED RED PILOT SAYS HE STILL DOES NOT UNDERSTAND. CENTER SATURDAY, THEN UNDERWENT 48 THE TAIL OF THE PLANE WAS SAID TO HOURS OF QUESTIONING AND MEDICAL AND CHINA'S FOOD STILL CRITICAL HAVE BEEN WRECKED IN THE BLAST. PSYCHOLOGICAL OBSERVATION. TAl PEl, MARCH 5 (UPI )-A FORMER COM­ POWERS WAS HURLED VIOLENTLY ABOUT THE GOVERNMENT IS BUYING 9 b BILLION MUNIST CHINESE AIR FORCE OFF,ICER WHO THE COCKPIT WITH THE RESULT THAT HE WHEAT WAFERS (150 MILLION POUNDS) DEfECTED TO FORMOSA LAST SATURDAY SAID WAS NOT ABLE TO REACH A "DESTRUCT" SIMILAR TO THOSE USED IN THE NAVY EX­ TODAY THAT FOOD SHORTAGE IS CONTINUING BUTTON WITH WHICH IT HAD BEEN CONTEM­ PERIMENT TO STOCK CIVILAN SHELTERS IN COMMUNIST CHINA. PLATED HE WOULD DESTROY HIS U2 PLANE "THEY LEFT A SORT OF DRY, SWEETISH LIU CHENG SZWE, WHO FLEW TO FORMOSA RATHER THAN ALLOW IT TO BE CAPTURED. TASTE IN YOuR MOU1H WHICH STAYED WITH IN A MIG-15 JET FIGHTER, SAID MANY POWERS HAD EXTREME DIFFICULTY GET­ YOU UN TIL THE NEXT MEA L) fl S A I DON E AGED PEOPLE DIED OF MAL-NUTRITION AND TING OUT OF THE FALLING PLANE, THE SA I LOR. "THEN YOU HAD TO GO THROUGH MANY YOUNG PEOPLE LOOK SKINNY AND SOURCE QUOTED MCCONE AS SAYING, BUT THE SAME TH I NG ALL OVER AGA IN. f' UNDERFED. HE FINALLY EXTRICATED HIMSELF AND "I'VE LOST A FEW BACK TEETH, AND HE SAID EACH MAN IN RED CHINA RE­ PARACHUTED TO EARTH. THEY WERE PRETTY HARD TO CHEW, f' SA I D CEIVES ONLY TWO OUNCES Of COOKING FAT MCCONE TOLD THE LAWMAKERS THAT THE ANOTHER. AND FIVE POUNDS OF RICE EACH MONTH. U2 PILOT'S CONDUCT IN PRISON AND DUR­ THE MEN STARTED ON A DIET OF 52 THEY HAD TO LIVE MOST OF THE TIME ON ING HIS SHOW TRIAL IN Moscow WAS BE­ WAfERS A DAY, ALONG WITH SOUP, PEANUT HERBS, HE ADDED HE SAID SEVERAL OLD MEN IN A VILLAGE YO~D REPROACH BUTTER AND JAM, LUMPS Of SUGAR AND POWERS' WHEREABOUTS WAS NOT IMMEDI- DEHYDRATED MILK. NEAR THE AIRBASE HE WAS STATIONED AT ATELY DISCLOSED THE GOVERNMENT HAS THE DIET WAS CUT TO 39 WAFERS WHEN IN CHEKIANG PROVINCE DIED LAST MONTH SAID HE IS A FREE AGENT AND HAD IN­ THE MEN REJECTED MUCH Of THE ORIGINAL OF BERI-BERI, A DISEASE CAUSED BY DICATED HE EVENTUALLY WILL MAKE HIM­ PORTION, BUT WAS R/ISED TO 52 AGAIN LACK OF NUTRITION SELF AVAILABLE TO TELL HIS STORY TO WHEN THEY BEGAN EATING BETTER. THIS HE SAID HE WAS SURPRISED TO HEAR THE PRESS PROVIDED ABOUT 2,000 CALORIES A DAY ROOSTERS CROW DA'tS I N FORMOSA APART FROM FOOD, THE PRINCIPAL r'THE fARMERS SL AUGHT ER ED AL L TH E I R DRAWBACKS MENTIONED IN THEIR STAY LIVE STOCKS WHEN THE COMMUNIE SYSTEM BOMBERS BREAK WINDOWS ON WERE NOISE FROM AN AIR BLOWER, AND THE WAS ESTABLISHED A FEW YEARS AGO You RECORD COAST-TO-COAST RUN LACK OF EXERCISE, BATHS AND FRESH DON'T SEE ANY CHICKENS ON THE MAINLAND Los ANGELES, MARCH 5 (UPI )-A SUPER­ CLOTHING OF CHINA TODAY," HE SAID SONIC STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND B58 HUST­ THE 25 YEAR OLD PILOT VOLUNTEERED THE LER BOMBER, LEAVING A TRAIL OF SONIC INfORMATION THAT THE RELATIONS BETWEEN BOOMS AND BROKEN WINDOWS IN ITS PATH NIKITA TO SPEAK TODAY - COMMUNIST CHINA AND SOVIET RUSSIA ACROSS THE COUNTRY, BROKE THREE TRANS­ REACTION TO A-TESTS EXPECTED HAVE BEEN DETERIORATING SINCE KHRUSH­ CONTINENTAL SPEED RECORDS TODAY IN A Moscow, MARCH 5 (UPI )-SOVIET PREMIER CHEV BECAME PREMIER 4,90u-MILE ROUND TRIP BETWEEN HERE NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV WAS EXPECTED TO AD­ HE SAID HE UNDERSTOOD THAT RUSSIA AND NEW YORK. DRESS THE COMMUNIST PARTY CENTRAL HAS NOT ONLY STOPPED GIVING RED CHINA WIDESPREAD DAMAGE IN THE FORM OF THE COMMITTEE TODAY WITH WESTERN OBSER\ERS ANY MORE AID, BUT IS ALSO ASKING THE WINDOWS AND CRACKED PLASTER WAS RE­ ALERT FOR ANY REACTION TO THE AMERICAN PEIPING REGIME TO PAY BACK ALL ITS PORTED AS A RESULT OF SONIC BLASTS NUCLEAR TESTING DECISION. LOANS. CREATED BY THE RECORD-SHATTERING KHRUSHCHEV'S FIRST MAJOR POLICY FLIGHT AND A SISTER BOMBER THAT DROP­ SPEECH IN NEARLY TWO MONTHS DEALT CANADA ~AYS U.S. TEST DEClblON PED OUT ON THE WAY BACK. THE "BOOMS" HOWEVER, WITH AGRICULTURAL PROBLEMS WERE SPREAD OVER A 4V-MILE WIDE PATH THE COMMITTEE SESSION WAS EXPECTED IS "BITTER BLOW" TO DISARMAMENT THE SECOND BOMBER LANDED AT SEDALIA, TO BEGIN AT 10 A.M. (0700 GMT) AND OTTAWA, MARCH 5 (UPI )-THE NEW DEM­ MISSOURI, AFTER DEVELOPING MINOR MECH­ WAS A CLOSED D(OR MEETING. OCRATIC PARTY SAID TODAY THE UNITED ANICAL DIFfiCULTIES. THE OBSERVERS WAITED FOR A POSSIBLE STATES' DECISION TO RESUME ATMOSPHERIC fI SAC GEN. THOMAS S. POWER PRESENTED INDICATION OF WHETHER KHRUSHCHEV WILL NUCLEAR TESTS IS A "BITTER BLOW FOR MEMBERS OF THE CREW WITH DISTINGUISH­ ATTEND THE 18-NATION DISARMAMENT CON­ THOSE WHOSE HOPES WERE RAISED BY THE ED FLYING C~OSS MEDALS UPON THEIR RE­ FERENCE THAT OPENS MARCH 14TH. DISARMAMENT TALKS TO RESUME LATER TURN--AND THEY WON THE COVETED BENDIX IT WAS EXPECTED THAT THE RUSSIA THIS MONTH. TROPHY FOR THE WEST-TO-EAST LEG LEADER MIGHT GIVE SOME CLUES ON SOVIET THE SOCIALIST PARTY'S EXECUTIVE SAID THE ENTIRE ROUND TRIP ASSAULT TOOK POLICY TOWARDS BERLIN AND GERMANY THAT PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S OFfER TO CALL A TOTAL UNOFFICIAL TIME OF 4 HOURS 43 FOLLOWING HIS RECENT MEETING WITH OFF TESTS IF A TEST BAN AGREEMENT IS MINUTES 51 SECONDS--INCLUDING A HALf­ EAST GERMAN BOSS WALTER ULBRICHT. SIGNED "ENSURES THAT THE NEW DISARMA­ HOUR FOR REFUELING OVER THE EAST RUSSIAN REACTION, MEANWHILE, TO MENT CONfERENCE WILL OPEN UNDER A COAST. PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S STATEMENT THAT SHADOWS." GEN. POWER SAID THE RECORD-BREAKING AMERICAN WOULD RESUME ATMOSPHERIC THE FEDERAL EXECUTIVE Of THE NEW FLIGHT "PROVES THERE IS A PLACE FOR TESTS UNLESS RUSSIA AGREED TO AN EF­ DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS SURE THAT IT MANNED AIRCRAFT AS WELL AS UNMANNED FECTIVE TEST BAN TREATY WAS STILL SPEAKS FOR THE VAST MAJORITY OF PEOPLE AIRCRAFT IN OUR DEFENSIVE SYSTEM./I NEGATIVE. IN CANADA AND IN THE WORLD EXPLORING HE SAID THAT HE AND OTHER AIR FORCE AN ARTICLE IN THE COMMUNIST PARTY FURTHER TESTS BY ANY POWER,fI A STATE­ OFFICIALS WANT THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT NEWSPAPER PRAVDA SAID THAT THE U S. MENT SAID. TO GO AHEAD WITH PLANS fOR THE B70-­ HAD "SHAKEN ALL PEOPLE WHO ARE DIS­ WHICH WILL BE EVEN FASTER THAN THE QUIETED BY THE ARMS RACE WITH ITS B58 ASKED IF THE AIR FORCE WOULD CYNICISM." INVEST IN U. S. SAVINGS BONDS PAY FOR ANY SONIC BOOM DAMAGE CAUSED BY TO DAY'S F L I GH T 5, POW ER S A I D • "w E WILL COMPLY win LAW OF THE rr PAGE 4 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 6 MARCH 1962 GENERAL MESS MENU FRANCE SUPPORTS NUCLEAR TESTS WEDNESDAY 7 MARCH 1962 BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER WASHINGTON, MARCH 4 (UPI )-FRENCH CHILLED FRESH FRUIT CHICKEN & RICE SouP MI NESTRONE SouP AMBASSADOR HERVE ALPHAND TODAY VOICED CHILLED FRUIT JUICE BAKED TUNA & NOODLES BROILED BEEF LIVER & HIS COUNTRY'S WHOLE-HEARTED SUPPORT FOR HOT & COLD CEREAL AMERICAN POT ROAST OF ONIONS PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S DECISION TO RESUME GRILLED LUNCHEON MEAT BEEF FRIED SHRIMP W/TARTAR NUCLEAR TESTS IN THE ATMOSPHERE, EGGS TO ORDER BUTTERED SPINACH & BACON SAUCE THE SECURITY OF THE WEST REQUIRES THE HOME FRIED POTATOES STEAMED RICE LONG BRANCH POTATOES U. S TEST, ALPHAND SAID, BECAUS[ OF STEAMED RICE SALAD BAR W/DRESSING BUTTERED BROCCOLI RUSSIA'S ATOMIC ADVANCES IN THE RECENT JELLY TWIST FRUIT JELLO W/WHIPPED STEAMED RICE SOCIET TEST SERIES. HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM CREAM SALAD BAR W/DRESSING "WE THINK IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT CHILLED MILK - HOT COffEE COLD DRINK PEACH PIE THE UNITED STATES SHOULD NOT RISK LOS­ CHILLED MILK - HOT COfFEE ICED TEA W/LEMON ING ITS SUPERIORITY IN THAT FIEL.D,' CHILLED MILK - HOT COfFEE THE AMBASSADOR SAID. "IT IS IMPORTANT t------r------4FOR THE UNITED STATES AND THEREFORE IT IS IMPORTANT FOR THE FREE WORLD AS A AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE WHOLE". TUESDAY 6 MARCH 1962 WORLD BANK RELEASES NEW "THEREFORE I CAN SAY WE APPROVE OF S.OO P.M. NEWS INVESTMENT INSURANCE PLAN THE DEC I S ION", AL PHAND ADDED. "WE 5.05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT WASHINGTON, MARCH 4 {uP! )-THE WORLD THINK THE DECISrON IS A WISE ONE tI 6 00 P.M. NEWS BANK TODAY RELEASED WITHOUT COMMENT A HE REJECTED PRAVDA'S CHARGE THAT 6 IS P.M. THE LATIN QUARTER STUDY ON POSSIBLE SYSTEMS TO INSURE KENNEDY'S ACTION AMOUNTED TO "ATOMIC 6.30 P.M. LifE Of RILEY INVESTMENTS BY fOREIGN fiRMS IN UNDER­ BLACKMAIL. II THE ENVOY SAID KEN"'EDY 7.00 P.M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES DEVELOPED AND POLITICALLY UNSTABLE ACTED TO SAFEGUARD WESTEt N SECURITY 7 30 P.M. SPORTS DESK COUNTRIES. ONLY AFTER THE FREE WORLD HAD DONE 8.00 P.M. JOHNNY BONO THE BANK LIMITED ITSELF TO SAY A EVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO AVOID RENEWING 8.30 P.M. OBSESSION MULTILATERAL GUARANTEE SYSTEM DESERVES ATMOSPHERIC NUCLEAR TESTS 9 00 P.M. NEWS CONSIDERATION BUT THAT ITS CREATION QUESTIONED IN A TELEVISION INTERVIEW 9.15 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT "WOULD RAISE A NUMBER Of DiffiCULT (ISSUES AND ANSWERS--ABC) ALPHAND SAID 10 00 P.M. NEWSMAKERS PROBL EMS. " FRANCE RESERVED THE RIGHT TO RESUME 10.15 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT THE STUDY, PREPARED AT THE BANK'S ATOMIC TESTS IF THEY WERE NECESSARY TO 12'00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN Off REQUEST, WAS TURNED OVER TO THE DEVEL­ BUILD UP ITS OWN NUCLEAR ARSENAL OPMENT BY BANK PRESIDENT EUGENE R HE SAID FRANCE HAD NO DOUBT THAT "If WEDNESDAY 7 MARCH 1962 BL ACK. THE WORST COMES" THE CURRENT AMERICAN 6·00 A.M. NEWS THE STUDY ITSELF MAKES NO RECOMMENDA­ GOVERNMENT WOULD RUSH TO THE DEFENSE 6.05 A.M. THE DAWN BREAKER TIONS fOR OR AGAINST A MULTILATERAL IN­ Of EUROPE. BUT HE SAID FRANCE WANTS 6 30 A.M. NEWS VESTMENT INSURANCE PROGRAM AND SAID IT ITS OWN ATOMIC ARMS BECAUSE rtWE DON!T 6·35 AoM< DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D. fOUND "NO BASIS ON WHICH TO JUDGE KNOW WHAT WILL BE THE SITUATION IN, 7 15 A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE WHETHER GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL COMMIT­ SAY, 15 OR 20 YEARS FROM NOW 11 7 30 A.M. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL MENTS ON THE SCALE REQUIRED WOULD BE ALPHAND SAID THE FRENCH NUCLEAR FORCE 8 00 A.M. DON Mc NEILL JUSTIFIED." WOULD BE "A MODEST ONE, ACCORDING TO 8 30 A.M. ARTHUR GODFREY ACCORDINGLY, THE REPORT LIMITED IT­ OUR CAPABILITIES." IT WOULD BE A 8 55 A.M. ART BAKER'S NOTEBOOK SELF TO I', DENT I FY AND FOCUS ATTENT ION COMPLEMENT TO THE U. S AND BRITIS~ 9 00 A.M. My TRUE STORY UPON THE PRINCIPAL ISSUES WHICH ARE ATOMIC FORCES "UNDER THE PRESENT CIR­ 9: 40 A.M. BORIS KARLOfF INHERENT IN THE CONCEPT Of A MULTILAT­ CUMSTANCES," HE SAID. 9: 45 A.M. MASTERS OF MELODY ERAL SCHEME AND WHICH IT IS BELIEVED THE AMBASSADOf SA I D PAR I S CANNOT 10 00 A.M. GARRY MOORI THAT GOVERNMENTS WILL fiND RELEVANT IN FORESEE ANY VERY IMPORTANT RESULTS 10.25 A.M. ANDY GRIFFITH CONSIDERING WHETHER TO CREATE SUCH A fROM THE 18-NATION DISARMAMENT CONfER­ 10 30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE PMR SYSTEM." ENCES SCHEDULED TO OPEN MARCH 14 IN II :00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK THE GOVERNMENTS Of THE UNITED STATES, GENEVA. KENNEDY HAS SAID HE WOULD CALL 11.25 A.M. SOCIAL SECURITY fILE JAPAN AND WEST GERMANY NOW INSURE THE Off THE U. S. NUCLEAR TESTS IF RUSSIA 11·30 A.M. I RA COOK OVERSEAS INVESTMENTS Of THEIR NATIONALS WOULD SIGN AN EFFECTIVE TEST BAN TREATY 12 00 NOON - NEWS AGAINST CERTAIN RI~KS, INCLUDING EX­ AT THE MEETING 12 05 P.M. BUSINESS FINAL, STOCKS, PROPRIATION WITHOUT ADEQUATE COMPENSA­ ALPHAND SAID THE FRENCH MAINLY WOULD WEATHER TION, INABILITY TO TAKE OUT CAPITAL OR BE "OBSERVERS" AT THE GENEVA TALKS. 12 15 P.M" GUEST STAR PROfiTS AND WAR DAMAGE. HE SAID HIS GOVERNMENT HAS NOT DECIDED 12 30 P.M. fLAIR BLACK SAID IN INTRODUCTORY REMARKS YET WHETHER TO AGREE TO A U.S -BRITISH 1.00 P.M. NEWS TO THE STUDY THAT lIPROTECTION (BY THE PROPOSAL THAT THE SESSIONS OPEN AT THE 1.15 P.,M. LIGHT UP, RELAX UNITED STATES) WAS INITIALLY CONFINED fOREIGN MINISTERS LEVEL I 30 P.M. CARPENTER'S SHOP CONCERT TO THE RISK THAT fUNDS OF U.S. INVEST­ THE AMBASSADOR SAID FRANCE BELIEVES 3 00 P"M" THE SWINGIN' YEARS ORS WOULD BE FROZEN IN A fOREIGN CUR­ THE BEST WAY TO START DISCUSSIONS ON DISARMAMENT AND ATOMIC MATTERS IS AT ~:30 P~M. HERE'S HOLLYWOOD RENCY, AND ONLY INVESTMENTS IN EUROPE 00 P.M. JOY BOYS WERE ELIGIBLE fOR GUARANTEES." A CONFERENCE LIMITED TO THE FOUR NUCLEAR 4.30 P.M. PAU HANA SERENADE MORE RECENTLY, BLACK SAID, JAPAN AND POWERS -- THE UNITED STATES, RUSSIA, WEST GERMANY HAVE INSTITUTED INVESTMENT BRITAIN AND FRANCE. Moscow, MARCHo4°{UPI )-A COMMENTATOR INSURANCE PROGRAMS AND SEVERAL OTHER ALPHAND REJECTED SOVIET PREMIER FOR THE RUSSIAN NEWS AGENCY NOVOSTI COUNTRIES ARE REPORTED TO BE CONTEM­ NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV'S CALL FOR AN IMMEDI­ TODAY ACCUSED PRESIDENT KENNEDY Of PLATING SIMILAR PROGRAMS ATE SUMMIT CONfERENCE ON DISARMAMENT "ATOMIC BLACKMAIL OF THE DARKEST SHADE" BLACK SAID THE BANK HAS BEEN INTER- THE ENVOY SAID THAT IN LIGHT OF THE IN SETTING CONDITIONS fOR A NUCLEAR ESTED IN SUCH PROGRAMS "BECAUSE THEIR fAILURE OF RECENT SUMMIT TALKS, SUCH TEST BAN TREATY HE KNEW WERE UNACCEPT­ PRIMARY PURPOSE, THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF AN A MEETING SHOULD BE HELD ONLY AfTER ABLE TO THE SOVIET UNION. INCREASED fLOW OF PRIVATE CAPITAL TO PREPARATIONS INDICATE HOPE Of SUCCESS. THE CHARGE WAS MADE BY E MAMEDOV, THE LESS DEVELOPED COUNTR I ES, I S ONE •••••• THE NEWS AGENCY'S "DeSERVER," IN AN OF THE BANK'S OWN BASIC OBJECTIVES II Los ANGELES, MARCH 5 (UPI )-A SIX-YEAR- ARTICLE PUBLISHED TODAY IN THE OFFICIAL THE STUDY PRESENTED BY BLACK CONTAIN- OLD GREEK BOY, WHO WAS FLOWN HERE FROM

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_1-@~_!~~~H~S~?_fR~~ P~ I VA!_E__ :~UR_.:E::.I~ __ ~_, ~( - ~X.'_~'LLIlL~_~...c2..? ;.!=~f~_ S~C l~l __Wv~ER t ------~ At . ; - , PMR PROTESTS PMR WON THE PROTEST FILED IN THE • SPORTS BOTTOM OF THE 6TH INNING. TERMINAL 1------1 STEEL SCORED 4 RUNS IN THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION TUESDAY 6 MARCH 1962 THE 6TH BUT SINCE P.~R. WON THE PRO- ~ __ ------__ --__ ------~------4 TEST AND ALL THESE RUNS WERE SCORED DANISH TAKES LEAD IN AFTER THE PROTEST WAS MADE TERMINAL BASKETBALL NEWS STEEL CAN'T BE GIVEN CREDIT FOR THE FLYING DCTCHMAN RACE 4 RUNS SCOKED. THE GAME WILL BE MOLINE, ILLINOIS, MARCH 4 (UPI)­ PLAYED FROM THE TOP OF THE 7TH INNING DETROIT SNAPPED A SIX GAME NATIONAL ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA, MARCH 4 WITH P.M.R. LEADING IN THE GAME I I TO BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION LOSING STREAK (UPI)-A DANISH CREW TOOK OVER THE LEAD 9. THE LAST INNING WILL BE PLAYED AT TODAY BY BEATING THE CHICAGO PACKER, TODAY IN THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FLYING A LATER DATE. 133-116 DUTCHMAN SAILING RACES HERE AFTER TWO DAYS OF RACING. THE PISTONS HAD 57-51 HALFTIME ~OUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE LEAD AND THEN BROKE THE GAME OPEN SKIPPER HANS FOGH AND CREWMAN PAUL WITH SCORING SPURTS BY DON OHL AND ELVSTROM PUSHED INTO A FLIGHT LEAD TUES. 6 MAR. 6 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS. BAILEY HOWELL EARLY IN THE THIRD OVER ENGLAND AT THE END OF THE SECOND CHANCE VOUGHT QUARTER OF SEVEN RACES. ELVSTROM IS CONSIDERED WED. 7 MAR. 6 P.M. ISLANDERS VS FIRE DETROIT HAD A 94-76 LEAD AFTER ONE OF THE TOP SINGLE HANDED SAILORS COMETS ' THREE QUARTERS AND LED BY ABOUT 20 IN THE WORLD AND IS A FOUR-TIME GOLD THURS. 8 MARCH 6 P.M. HEIDE & COOK VS. POINTS THROUGH THE LAST QUARTER. MEDAL WINNER IN THE OLYMPICS. THE P. M. R. DANES WERE SAILING STEADILY IN ONE OF FRI. 9 MAR. 6 P.M. P.M.Z. VS. TERMINAL SYRACUSE, NEW YORK, MARCH 4 (UPI)­ THE OLDEST BOATS HERE -- SIX YEARS STEEL SUCCESSIVE BASKETS BY ROD HUNDLEY IN OLD--AND MAKING FEW MISTAKES. SAT. 10 MAR. 6 P.M. FIREMEN "A" VS. THE FINAL MINUTE PROTECTED A NARROW THEY HAVE FINISHED SECOND IN BOTH MARINE DEPT. Los ANGELES LEAD AS THE LAKERS DE­ RACES COMPLETED. SUN II MAR. 12'30 P.M. GARDENAIRES FEATED THE SYRACUSE NATIONALS, 124-115 THE WINNER OF TODAY'S RACE WAS THE vs. DOUGLAS IN A NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION NORWEGIAN VESSEL SKIPPERED BY OLYMPIC 2 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS. ISLANDERS GAME TODAY. CHAMPION PETER LUNDE, OF OSLO, WHO IS 4 P.M. SPECIAL SERVICES VS. TERMINAL AFTER TRAILING 58-48 AT HALFTIME AND NOW A STUDENT ON A ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP STEEL 80-64 MIDWAY THROUGH THE THIRD PERIOD, AT GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE. HIS 6 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL VS. SEABEES THE NATS CAME WITHIN THREE POINTS AT CREWMAN IS BJORN BERGVALL, ALSO OF 118.. 115 IN THE FINAL MINUTE. IT OSLO AND NOW A STUDENT AT THE UNIVER­ VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE WAS HERE THAT HUNDLEY FIRST DROPPED SITY OF IDAHO. TUES. P.M. LADIES VOLLEYBALL PRACTICE IN A REBOUND OF JERRY WESTtS MISSED THE NORWEG I ANS F,t N I SHED II TH IN 6 SHOT, STOLE THE BALL FROM LEE SHAFFER SATURDAY'S FIRST RACE, BUT THEY MADE WED. 7 MAR. 6 P.M. AQUANAUTS "A" vs. AND SANK A HOOK SHOT THAT ASSURED THE CHANGES IN THE RIGGING AND THE BOAT P. M. Z. "B" (DOUBLES) LAKERS OF VICTORY. MOVED MUCH FASTER TODAY. THURS. 8 MAR< 6 P.M. AQUANAUTS "A" VS. WEST PACED ALL SCORERS WITH 35 MARINE DEPT. "A" (DOUBLES) SAT. I 0 MA R. 6 P. M • P. M. Z. fI AII VS • POINTS, LEADING THE LAKERS TO THEIR • SEVENTH WIN IN NINE STARTS OVER SYRA­ LOGAN-CLEROUX BOUT TONIGHT P.M.Z. "8" (DOUBLES) CUSE THIS SEASON. Top MAN FOR THE SUN. I I MAR. 6 P.M. AQUANAUTS "A" vs. NATS WAS SHAFFER WITH 32. SAN FRANCISCO, MARCH 5 (UPI)-GEORGE P. M. Z. "BII (DOUBL ES) • LOGAN AND ROBERT CLEROUX A PAIR OF AM­ BOSTON, MARCH 4 (UPI)- THE BOSTON BITIOUS YOUNG HEAVYWEIGHTS, SQUARE CELTICS BLEW A 24-POINT LEAD, OVER­ OFF IN THE RING TONIGHT AND TO THE MOUNTAINBALL PRACTICE CAME A 14-POINT DEFICIT, AND EXPLODED WINNER WILL GO A CHANCE TO CLIMB IN BRANDON FIELD BEHIND TOMMY HEINSOHN IN THE FINAL THE WORLD FIGHT RANKINGS TUES. 6 MAR. TERMINAL STEEL SECOND TODAY TO EDGE THE ST. LOUIS CLEROUX, A 2-1 FAVORITE, IS THE WED. 7 MAR. SPORTSMEN HAWKS, 123-120. CANADIAN HEAVYWEIGHT KING AND CURRENT­ THURS. 8 MAR. SPOILERS THE VICTORY MOVED THE CELTICS TO LY IS RATED FROM FOURTH TO SEVENTH IN FRI. 9 MAR. MARINE DEPT. WITHIN TWO GAMES OF ASSURING THEM­ THREE RATING SYSTEMS SAT. 10 MAR. GARDENA IRES SELVES OF THE TOP PERCENTAGE PRIZE LOGAN'S GREATEST CLAIM TO FAME IS AND THE ADVANTAGE IN THE PLAYOFFS. A IO-ROUND DECISION POSTED LAST DEC­ EMBER OVER THE THEN FOURTH-RANKED PEE WEE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS, NEW YORK, MARCH 4 (UPI)-THE PHILA­ ALEJANDRO LAVORANTE OF ARGENTINA. BUMBLE BEES WILL RECEIVE THEIR MEDALS DELPHIA WARRIORS DEFEATED THE NEW LOGAN CURRENTLY IS RANKED FROM 10TH AT SPECIAL SERVICES GEAR LOCKER 4 P.M. YORK KNICKERBOCKERS, 129-128, TODAY TO 12TH IN MOST POLLS. WEDNESDAY 7 MARCH. ON THE STRENGTH OF PAUL ARIZINtS JUMP SHOT WITH 29 SECONDS LEFT TO PLAY AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. SOVIET AND CZECH TEAMS GENE FREESE SUFFERS FRACTURE WILT CHAMBERLAIN, WHO SCORED 100 MEET FOR HOCKEY MATCH POINTS AGAINST THE KNICKS FRIDAY Moscow, MARCH 5 (UPI)-RATHER THAN TAMPA, FLORIDA, MARCH 5 (UPI)­ NIGHT AT HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA, SET­ WASTE A "PHYSICAL PEAK" THE SOVIET THIRD BASEMAN GENE FREESE OF THE TLED FOR 58 POINTS TODAY. AND CZECH NATIONAL ICE-HOCKEY TEAMS CINCINNATI REDS SUFFERED A SEVERE NEW YORK, WITH HIGH SCORER WILLIE WILL MEET HERE TOMORROW AND MARCH 8 FRACTURE OF HIS RIGHT ANKLE TODAY NAULLS, OPENED UP A 20-POINT LEAD AT AS A CONSOLATION FOR THEIR CANCELLED WHEN HE SLID INTO SECOND BASE DURING 56-36 WITH SEVEN MINUTES LEFT IN THE TRIP TO COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO, AN INTRA-SQUAD GAME AND WILL BE LOST FIRST HALF. PHILADELPHIA THOUGH FOR THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS. TO THE NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS FOR NARROWED THIS TO 70-61 BY HALFTIME. ON ARRIVAL CZECH COACH ANDRST SAID: AT LEAST TWO MONTHS. THE WARRIORS TOOK THE LEAD WITH "I BELIEVE THAT THE TOURNAMENT IN FREESE, WHO WAS TAKEN FROM THE TWO MINUTES LEFT TO PLAY IN THE THIRD COLORADO SPRINGS CAN IN NO WAY BE RE­ BASEBALL FIELD IN AN AMBULANCE TO QUARTER AT 96-94, BUT THE FOURTH QUAR- GARDED AS A WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP, BE- COLE CLINIC FOR EXAMINATION, ALSO SUF­ TER STARTED WITH THE TEAMS EVEN AT CAUSE THE TEAMS OF THE ussh AND CZECH- FERED A DISLOCATION IN THE ANKLE AND JOO-ALL. OSLOVAKIA ARE AMONG THE WORLD'S BEST INJURY TO LIGAMENTS. THE FRACTURE WAS THERE WERE 10 LEAD CHANGES IN THE AND WOULD OBVIOUSLY VIE FOR THE FIRST IN THE KNOB ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE FOURTH QUARTER WITH THE KNICKS AHEAD THREE PLACES." ANKLE, CALLED THE LATERAL MALLEOLUS, 1?R-I26 WITH A MINUTE REMAINING. THE FORTHCOMING GAMES HAVE AROUSED IN MEDICAL TERMS. •••• • GREAT INTEREST IN BOTH COUNTRIES BE­ CAUSE THE SOVIET SQUAD WAS SOUNDLY MONTREAL, (UPI)-PHYSIOTHERAPIST BILL AUSTRALIA'S DAVIS CUP THRASHED BY THE CZECHS IN THEIR TWO HEAD OF THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE SYDNEY, MARCH 5 (UPI)-SHAKEDOWN GAMES IN PRAGUE LAST JANUARY. MONTREAL CANADIANS SAID TODAY CENTER CRUISES OVER THE WEEKEND UNCOVERED HENRI RICHARD WILL BE OUT FOR THE RE­ SEVERAL MINOR FAULTS IN AUSTRALIA'S SAN FRANCISCO, (UPI)-THE TOURING MAINDER OF THE SEASON WITH A BROKEN AMERICAS CUP CHALLENGE YACHT GRETEL, NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITIES RUGBY TEAM ARM. BUT OVERALL, CREWMEN REPORTED, THE ARRIVED HERE TODAY FOR THREE GAMES IN HEAD SAID RICHARD WOULD HAVE TO RE­ MAIN IN A CAST FOR "AT LEAST SIX TRIM VESSEL PERFORMED PROMISINGLY THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA. II WELL THE ALL-STAR TEAM WON ALL THREE OF MONTHS THUS PRECLUDING HIS PLAYING KEITH MARTIN, SPOKESMAN FOR THE ITS FIRST GAMES IN SOUTHERN CALIFORN­ IN THE STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS WHICH BE­ SYNDICATE SPONSORING GRETEL SAID THAT IA, BEATING SAN DIEGO 52-5, UCLA 37-3 GIN IN THREE WEEKS. WINCH TROUBLE HAMPERED THE CREW DUR­ AND AN ALL-STAR TEAM 41-3. ING THE FOUR HOUR CRUISE. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 6 MAMCH 1962 1 NOTICES MOVIES TONIGHT OCEAN VIEw SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. NURSERY FACILITY "CAPTAIN LIGHTFOOT"--BARBARA RUSH, ROCK HUDSON--ADVENTURE. THE NURSERY CENTER FACiliTIES Will BE EXPANDED AND IMPROVED DURING THE RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7.30 P.M. NEXT FEW MONTHS. FOR A TEMPORARY PER­ tTRAWHIDE"--TYRONE POWER, SUSAN HAYWARD--WESTERN. IOD, THE NuRSERY CENTER Will BE MOVED TO BUILDING #1850 WHICH WAS FORMERLY YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7:00 AND 9:00 P.M. TOYLAND. EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ALL "PORTRAIT IN BLACK"--LANA TURNER, ANTHONY QUINN, SANDRA DEE-­ PARENTS WHO WISH TO ENROll A CHILD IN STORY CONCERNS A WOMAN AND HER DOCTOR lOVER WHO Kill HER AILING THE NEW NURSERY CENTER MUST FilE AN HUSBAND THEN BECOME OBSESSED WITH THE FEAR OF BEING SUSPECTED APPLICATION FOR ENROllMENT WITH THE BY SEVERAL PERSONS, WHICH lEADS TO A SECOND MURDER. SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE. ALL ENROll­ MENT APPLICATIONS WIll BE CONSIDERED ROXY SHOWT1ME 6:30 AND 8'30 P.M. IT ON THE BASIS OF THE ORDER RECEIVED. "THIRD MAN ON THE MOUNTAIN --MICHAEL RENNIE, JANET MUNRO-­ ApPLICATIONS ARE AVAilABLE AT THE PRE­ FilMED IN SWITZERLAND. TEllS OF THE INITIAL CONQUEST OF THE SENT NURSERY AND AT SPECIAL SERVICES. FAMOUS MATTERHORN BY A YOUNG MAN WITH A DESIRE TO FUlfill THE THE NEW NURSERY CENTER HOURS Will DREAM OF HIS FATHER BEFORE HIM. BE 0715 - 11 45 AND 1215 - 1645, SIX DAYS EACH WEEK. THE FOLLOWING RATES MAD CLUB SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. Will APPLY: "THE MIRACLE" -- THE STORY OF HOW A YOUNG GIRL FINDS THAT HER FUll DAY SERVICE, I CHILD $15.00 liFE BELONGS TO THE CHURCH ••• AND NOT THE WORLD. PER WEEK; FUll DAY SERVICE EACH ADD IT- r------~------~ 10NAl CHilO, SAME FAMilY $13.00 PER MEETINGS ROI NAMJR t4)VI ES WEEK, HALF DAY SERVICE, I CHilD $8.00 BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB TONIGHT TUESQAY 6 MARCH 1962 8:00 P.M. PER WEEK, HALF DAY SERVICE EACH ADDIT­ AT 8 P.M. "WEEKEND WI TH LULU" --BoB MoNKHOUSE, IONAL CHilD, SAME FAMilY $7.00 PER LESLIE PHllPS--COMEDY--A YOUNG MAN, WEEK. SQUARE DANCING AT THE YOKWE YUK HIS GIRL FRIEND AND HER MOTHER RUN OCCASIONAL MORNING OR AFTERNOON SES­ CLUB WEDNESDAY NIGHT. INTO HilARIOUS ADVENTURE WITH FRENCH SION $1.75 PER SESSION, PER CHilO. DANCING Will BEGIN PROMPTLY AT OFFICIALS AND GENDARMES. HOURLY RATE IS $.65 PER HOUR ON ANY 8 P.M. COME ON OUT AND JOIN THE FUN. WEDNESDAY 7 MARCH 1962 8:00 P.M. INCREMENT OF AN HOUR EXCEEDING 15 MIN­ "MtDNIGHT STORy"--TONY CURTIS, UTES. SEA SCOUTS Will MEET AT THE SCOUT MARISA PAVAN--DRAMA-~LIKE All GOOD EXCEPT FOR HOURLY OR OCCASIONAL SER­ HOUSE - NEXT TO THE COMMUNITY HOUSE MYSTERY STORIES, THIS ONE DEALS WITH VICE, All RATES ARE PAYABLE UPON EN­ WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT 7.30. A MURDER. THE VICTIM IN THIS CASE IS ROllMENT, TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE AT ·..... A KINDLY PRIEST WHO APPARENTLY HAD SPECIAL SERVICES. THERE WilL BE A PROTESTANT SERVlCE NO ENEMIES IN THE WORLD. THE NURSERY CENTER MUST BE A SElF­ WEDNESDAY EVENING AT 8 P.M. IN THE SUSTAINING AND NON-PROFIT OPERATION. MEMORIAL CHAPEL, IN OBSERVANCE OF ALL MONIES COllECTED WilL BE fOR NUR­ ASH WEDNESDAY. CONSERVE WATER SERY CENTER EMPLOYEES' SALARIES, RE­ I. THE DRY SEASON IS HER, EVERYONE FRESHMENTS, SUPPLIES AND NURSERY EPISCOPAL EVENING PRAYER AT THE MUST SAVE WATER. BELOW ARE A FEW SUG­ EQUIPMENT. STATION CHAPEL AT 7'00 P.M. TONIGHT. GESTIONS ON HOW OUR MAIDS CAN HELP: DAILY PROGRAMS Will BE SCHEDULED BY ·..... A. WHERE ONLY TWO OR THREE IN FAM­ THE NURSERY DIRECTOR AND Will INCLUDE THERE Will BE NO JUNIOR CHOIR ILY AND NO BABIES, WASH CLOTHES ONE SUCH THINGS AS: MUSIC AND STORY TIME, PRACTICE THIS THURSDAY. TIME EACH WEEK OR ONLY WHEN YOU HAVE BRUSH PAINTING, USE OF CLAY, FINGER A fUll LOAD, IF AGREEABLE WITH YOUR PAINTING, USE OF BLOCKS, ETC. LOST EMPLOYER. --P;ESCRIPTION GLASSES IN VICINITY B. KEEP YOUR ASSIGNED QUARTERS CLEAN OF THE SNACK BAR. IF FOUND PLEASE BUT USE NO MORE WATER THAN IS ABSOLUTE­ CALL CARROLL MoYER AT 595 OR 487. lY NECESSARY. COLLEGE APTITUDE TESTS C. 00 NOT WASH DISHES WITH WATER THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I, KWAJAlEIN ONE TAN FOUNTAIN PEN. IF FOUND RUNNING DURING THE ENTIRE TIME YOU CENTER, HAS SCHEDULED THE COllEGE APTI­ PLEASE CAll 658 AfTER 6 P.M. ARE WASHING DISHES. DRAW THE SUDS TUDE TEST FOR TONIGHT fROM 8 TO 10 P.M ·..... WATER AND A SINK OF HOT RINSE WATER, IN ROOM 9 OF THE HIGH SCHOOL. THIS GENERAL NOTICES THEN CUT WATER OFF. TESTS IS REQURED OF FRESHMEN, AND TRANS­ All OCCUPANTS OF FAMilY QUARTERS D. Do NOT RUN WATER UNNECESSARilY FER STUDENTS HAVING LESS THAN 12 SEMES­ ARE REMINDED THAT THEY ARE EXPECTED ANYWHERE. TURN SPIGOTS OFF COMP~ETELY. TER HOURS OF CREDIT. TO CAREFUllY SEPARATE GARBAGE FROM 2. UNTIL FURTHER ADVISED, MAIDS THERE ARE SEVERAL STUDENTS CURRENTLY TRASH AND PLACE IN SEPARATE RECEPT­ ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BRING lAUNDRY ENROllED IN THE UNIVERSITY COURSES ACLES PROVIDED. TO KWAJALEIN FOR WASHING. YOUR COOPER­ WHO WERE NOT ABLE TO TAKE THE TEST THIS IS NECESSARY TO INSURE AN ATION IN THIS MATTER Will ASSIST US IN NOT HAVING TO ENFORCE OR IMPOSE WHEN IT WAS GIVEN IN JANUARY. THEY ARE EFFECTIVE, PEST AND RODENT CONTROL REQUESTED TO TAKE THE TEST AT THIS PROGRAM. ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS. TIME. ·..... KOJBAROK, OREN THE TEST IS ALSO OPEN TO NEW PROSPEC­ ANYONE INTERESTED IN TAILOR MADE I. lEN ORET EO IN KIO EBAR JEJET, TIVE STUDENTS WHO PLAN TO ENROLL IN CLOTHES FROM HONG KONG CAN CALL INNEH RO OTEMJEJ REJ AIKWIJ IN KOJBAROK COURSES OFFERED THE SECOND SEMESTER. MRS. MAFFETT AT 695. OREN. 1 J IN IlOl JET WEWEN KO ME MA IDS FEE FOR THE TEST IS $2.00. FOR FURTHER RO REMARON JIBAN K,J KAKI. INFORMATION, PLEASE CAll 604. THE SPECIAL SERVICES CERAMICS AND A. Ro OTEMEJ 2 AK JUlU 3 FAMilY KO PHOTO HOBBY SHOPS ARE CLOSED. 1M EBAR EJElOK NEJIER, KOMIN KOll FOR SALE NUKNUK KO AER JUWON ALEN IlO JUWON FOR SALE AT COST. DYNASTY BLACK MEETING WEEK, NE EJ lUKUN BOL NUKNUK IN KOlKOl. AND RED SATIN REVERSIBLE EVENING COAT, TOASTMASTERS WilL MEET ON THURS­ B. ELANE EWOR AJIRI IlO FAMILY KO BRAND NEW, MEDIUM SIZE. DAY MARCH 8 AT 7.00 P.M. IN THE EKWE EMARON IKUTKUT LOK AM KOlKOl. VIRGINIA GIPS, CAll 505 DAY, OR YOKWE YUK CLUB. C. KWON KARREOIK MWEO KWOJ JERPAl 2447 NIGHTS. IE, AK KWON JAP KOJERPAl OREN KO, NON "VISITORS AND SPECTATORS ARE WEL­ lEN EO WOT KOLUKUN KllE KE KOAIKWIJI ZENITH 4 SPEE~';~~~ABlE STEREO­ COME TO VISIT THE AIR TERMINAL AREA OREN KO NON AM KOJERPAll. HONIC PHONOGRAPH. $73.00 CALL 452 DURING THE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF D. JAP KOLKOL K£IN MaNE KO IlO lEN DURING WORKING HOURS OR 609 AFTER AIRCRAFT. HOWEVER, DRINKING OF AL­ AM KOTOR OREN KO. KWON AIKWIJ IN KO­ 6 P.M WilSON. COHOLIC BEVERAGES AROUND THE TERMIN­ TOR OREN KO INNEM Kill OREN KO INNEM Al AREA AND SMOKING ON THE RAMP SIDE KOlKll. LUTIKllOK OREN ETTON KO 1M WANTED OF THE TERMINAL DURING REFUELING KOTOR OREN Bil EO, INNEM BAR Kill KI BABY SITTER FOR NINE MONTHS OLD OPERATION (WHEN RED liGHT IS ON) EO AN JIKIN OREN KO. BABY, 7:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. IN THEIR IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. THIS HAS 2. MAE JUWON lEN EO ENAJ BAR WOR HOME. 1 F I NTERESTED PLEASE CALL BEEN BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE KOJELlE AOlEP MAIDS RO EJJAP MAllM 9-377 OR 2258, MRS. SCOTT. SECURITY POLICE FOR ENFORCEMENT." AER BOKTOK NUKNUK IN KOlKOL NON KWAJ­ AlEIN IN. JIBAN EO AMI IlO MEN IN EJ'&'-' JUWON WEWEN ENAJ BEN NON KOM III N IN WOT.

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