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REDS FIR~ AT & CAPTURE 10 EAST-WEST DEADLOCK OVER BERLIN REMAINS AS TlGHT AS EVER PEOPLE FLEEING TO WEST BERLIN IN SPITE OF KENNEDY-GROMYKO TALKS IN WASHINGTON BERLIN, OCT. 8 (UPI)-EAST GERMAN WASHINGTON, OCT. (UPI)-THE EAST-WEST DEADLOCK OVER BERLIN REMAINED TIGHT COMMUNIST POLICE TONIGHT FIRED AT 10 7 AS EVER TODAY DESPITE A TWO-HOUR CONFERENCE BETWEEN PRESIDENT KENNEcry AND MEN AND WOMEN AND CAPTURED THEM AS SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER ANDREI GROMYKO. THEY TRIED TO ESCAPE INTO THE AMERICAN OFFICIAL SOURCES SAID THE MEETING LAST NIGHT AT THE WHITE HOUSE PRODUCED SECTOR OF BERLIN, WEST BERLIN POLICE u REPORTED. NO "GIVE WHATSOEVER. KENNEDY, ACCORDING TO U~S. OFFICIALS, EMPHASIZED THAT THE WEST IS AS DETER­ THERE WERE TWO SEPARATE INCIDENTS, MINED AS EVER TO DEFEND ITS RIGHTS IN BERLIN AND ITS ACCESS TO THE RED-ENCIR­ ONE INVOLVING EIGHT AND THE OTHER TWO CLED CITY. PERSONS. HE MADE IT CLEAR THAT HE WANTED GROMYKO, WHO LEAVES FOR MONDAY, TO FOUR OF THE MEN WERE BELIEVED TO BE Moscow WEST BERLINERS WHO HAD SNEAKED INTO EMPHASIZE THIS ALLIED STAND TO SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV. GROMYKO, EAST BERLIN TO TRY TO SMUGGLE THEIR FOR HIS PART, RESTATED KHRUSHCHEV!S DEMAND THAT ANY FORMAL BERLIN NEGOTIAT­ IONS BE BASED ON RUSSIA'S PROPOSED PEACE TREATY WITH COMMUNIST EAST GERMANY, EAST GERMAN GIRL FRIENDS TO THE WEST. THE TERMS OF WHICH WOULD JEOPARDIZE ALLIED ACCESS RIGHTS TO BERLIN. THE WOMEN WERE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN THE UNITED STATES HAS FLATLY REFUSED TO NEGOTIATE ON THIS RESTRICTED BASIS. AMONG THE ARRESTED. AMERICAN OFFICIALS SAID THE NEXT EFFORT TO BREAK THE DIPLOMATIC DEADLOCK THE SHOTS FORCED THE ESCAPEES TO MUST COME IN AFTER THE U.S. AMBASSADOR TO RUSSIA LLEWELYN THOMPSON, HALT, POLICE SAID. SOME SHOTS ENTERED Moscow E. NOW HERE FOR CONSULTATIONS, RETURNS TO HIS POST IN ABOUT TEN DAYS. THEY AMERICAN SECTOR TERRITORY, BUT NO WEST SAID KHRUSHCHEV'S INTENTIONS MAY BECOME CLEARER IN A SPEECH HE IS EXPECTED BERLINERS WERE INJURED, THEY ADDEO. TO DELIVER AT THE 22ND CONGRESS OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF THE SOVIET UNION, THE INCIDENTS FOLLOWED THE DELAYING OF THE MUNICH-WEST BERLIN PASSENGER WHICH BEGINS OCT. 17. 1F THERE IS SOME GIVE ON ONE SIDE BANNER-CARRVING STUDENTS TRAIN BY 6k HOURS BY COMMUNIST TROOP SUDAN TRAINS. TRAVELERS SAID THEIR TRAIN OR THE OTHER WITHIN THE NEXT TWO OR GREET PRESIDENT THREE WEEKS, DIPLOMATS EXPECT THIS Los ANGELES, OCT. 8 {UPI)-PRESIDENT WAS SIDETRACKED FREQUENTLY TO PERMIT EL FERIK IBRAHIM ABBOUD OF THE RE­ TRAINS PACKED WITH SOVIET AND EAST MAY LEAD TO AN EAST-WEST FOREIGN PUBLIC OF SUDAN ARRIVED HERE YESTER- GERMAN SOLDIERS TO PASS. MINISTERS' MEETING SOMETIME IN Nov­ DAY FOR A FOUR-DAY VISIT AND WAS WESTERN TRUCK DRIVERS IN HOF ON THE EMBER. SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK, WHO GREETED BY BANNER-CARRYING STUDENTS WEST GERMAN BORDER REPORTED TROOP SAT IN ON THE WHITE HOUSE MEETING, SUPPORTING HIS OPPOSITION TO THE NEW MOVEMENTS BY TRUCK ON THE BERLIN-HoF SAID AFTERWARD THAT IT WAS "INTER­ SYRIA GOVERNMENT. HIGHWAY IN CHEMNITZ, EAST GERMANY, EST I NG' BUT MORE OR LESS A U CONT I N­ THE STUDENTS WERE THOSE FROM NEIGH­ MEANWHILE, DEPUTY SOVIET PREMIER UATION" OF THE DISCUSSIONS HE HAD BORING COUNTRIES ATTENDING UCLA. ANASTAS MIKOYUN SAID IN A SPEECH THE WITH GROMYKO EARLIER IN NEW YORKo ABBOUD, WHO FLEW HERE ABOARD AN AIR AMERIC~N ATTITUDE TOWARD EAST GERMANY OTHER SOURCES SAID THE CONFERENCE FORCE CONSTELLATION WITH A TEAM OF WAS "UNREALISTIC" SINCE flIT SIMPLY IS ~ MINISTERS AND PRESS OFFICIALS, WAS IMPOSSIBLE NOT TO RECOGNIZE A NATION CONSISTED ENTIRELY OF A RESTATEMENT FORMALLY WELCOMED BY MAYOR SAMUEL OF 17 MILLION." BY EACH MAN OF THE PREVIOUSLY KNOWN YORTY. HE RECALLED THAT IN 1958 RUSSIA CALL­ POSITIONS. MOST EMPHASIS WAS DEVOTED, ED FOR CONCLUSION OF A PEACE TREATY FROM THE AMERICAN STANDPOINT, TO THE IN SIX MONTHS. "THREE YEARS ARE LONG QUESTION OF GUARANTEED ALLIED ACCESS NEWS BULLETINS ENOUGH," HE SAID. "WE ARE NOT HASTY. TO RED-ENCIRCLED BERLINo WASHINGTON, OCT. 8 (UPI)-RusSIA BUT WE 00 NOT WANT TO DELAY LONGER THE KENNEDY AND GROMYKO TOUCHED BRIEFLY TODAY DETONATED ITS 19TH ATOMIC CONCLUSION OF A PEACE TREATY." ON LAOS, WHERE AN iNTERNATIONAL COM­ MISSION IS TRYING TO ISOLATE THE BLAST SINCE RESUMING TESTS SEPT. I. TINY KINGDOM FROM THE COLD WAR AND u.S. WILL NOT RECOGNIZE GUARANTEE ITS INDEPENDENCE AND NEU­ CAIRO, OCT. 8 (UPI)-THE SEMI-OFFIC­ CUBAN EXILE GOVERNMENT TRALITY. tAL UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC'S MIDDLE EAST NEWS AGENCY (MENA) TONIGHT ISSUED AN WASHINGTON, OCT. (UPI)-THE STATE GROMYKO WAS THE SOUL OF AFFABILITY 7 UNATTRIBUTED REPORT FROM BEIRUT THAT DEPARTMENT INFORMED THE HEAD OF THE WHEN TALKING WITH REPORTERS BEFORE AND SAID A STATE OF EMERGENCY HAS BEEN CUBAN GOVERNMENT IN EXILE TODAY THAT AFTER HIS SESSION AT THE WHITE HOUSE. PLACED IN SYRIA. IT CANNOT PERMIT THE ORGANIZATION TO HE SAID UPON ARRIVAL FROM NEW YORK AT THE REPORT SAID THAT TROOP MOVEMENTS SET ITSELF UP IN THE UNITED STATES. UNION STATION THAT NUCLEAR WAR OVER ARE NJW TAKING PLACE IN SYRIA. STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN JOSEPH BERLIN "MUST BE AVERTEDe" REAP SAID IT CANNOT PERMIT THE CUBAN As HE LEFT THE WHITE HOUSE GROMYKO ft EXILE GOVERNMENT TO BASE ITSELF IN $AID "THANK YOU VERY MUCH TO RUSK, WHO ESCORTED HIM TO HIS LIMOUSINE. U.No GENERAL ASSEMBLY HEARS THIS COUNTRY BECAUSE SUCH ACTION WOULD POLICY STATEMENTS IMPERIL THE LIVES OF CITIZENS AND THE SOVIET OFFICIAL THEN TOLD RE­ u.s. UNITED NATIONS, OCT. (UPI)-THE AMER I CAN INTERESTS ST I LL UNDER CONTROL PORTERS HE HAD FOUND HIS MEETING 8 f1 16TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WHICH CONVENED OF THE CASTRO REGIME. IN A WIRE TO WITH THE PRESIDENT "USEFUL. HE SAID SEPT. 19 UNDER THE TRAGIC CLOUD OF OR. JULIO GARCERAN, PRESIDENT OF THE HE HAD "STRESSED FIRST OF ALL THE HAMMARSKJOLD'S DEATH, IS SCHEDULED NEW EXILE GOVERNMENT, THE STATE DEPART­ IMPORTANCE OF THE QUESTION Of A PEACE TO WIND UP THE GENERAL DEBATE ON OCT. MENT SAID PERMISSION FOR THE ORGAN­ TREATY WITH GERMANY. I THINK THAT AND TAKE UP ITS 91-ITEM AGENDA. IZATION TO WORK FROM THE UNITED STATES THIS CONVERSATION IS USEFUL." 17 THE TWO IOO-NATION POLITICAL COM- WOULD AMOUNT TO RECOGNITION OF THE SHORTLY BEFORE MEETING WITH GROMYKO MITTEES--WHICH USUALLY AWAIT THE END EXILE GOVERNMENT. KENNEDY RECEIVED A LETTER FROM WEST GERMAN CHANCELLOR KONRAD ADENAUER OF THE OPENING POLICY STATEMENTS TO URGING CONTINUED WESTERN rlRMNESS THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY BEFORE TACKLING AGAINST COMMUNIST THREATS AND PRES­ SPECIFIC ISSUES--ARE EXPECTED TO START THEIR WORK THIS WEEK. Moscow, OCT. 7 (UPI)-THE SOVIET SURE AGAINST BERLIN. THERE ARE NO AFTERNOON MEETINGS UNION TODAY LAUNCHED A NEW TYPE MULTI­ THE GERMAN LEADER, ACCORDING TO SCHEDULED FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY STAGE CARRIER ROCKET MORE THAN 7,440 RELIABLE SOURCES, SEEMED TO BE SEEK­ AFTER WEDNESDAY, LEAVING THAT TIME MILES INTO THE CENTRAL PACIFIC, ACCORD­ ING REASSURANCE THAT THERE WOULD BE FOR THE MAIN POLITICAL AND SPECIAL ING TO THE OFFICIAL SOVIET NEWS AGENCY NO WEAKENING OF THE WESTERN POSITION. POLITICAL COMMITTEES. TASS. TASS SAID THAT THE TEST, THE KWAJ WEATHER THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HEARD POL I CY FOURTH IN THE CURRENT CENTRAL PACIFIC U S. WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST FOR STATEMENT~ FROM COUNTRIES DURING I SERIES BY THE SOVIETS, ACHIEVED AN 50 n KWAJALEIN FOR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW: THE FIRST THREE WEEKS. THIRTY-SIX EXTREMELY HIGH DEGREE OF ACCURACY" PARTLY CLOUDY WITH ISOLATED LIGHT MORE ASKED TO BE HEARD BEFORE THE I BECAUSE OF A NEW GUIDANCE SYSTEM. ! SHOWERS, WINDS NORTHEASTERLY GENTLE LIST WAS CLOSED FRIDAY NIGHT. I THE ROCKET WAS APPARENTLY SIMILAR TO MODERATE, MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE THIS LEAVES 14 MEMBERS WITH NO DE- I TO THE TYPE USED TO LAuNCH Russ I AN 87 q DEGREES, MINIMUM TEMPERATURE REL- SIRE TO EXPRESS GENERAL VIEWS ON CUR- SPACEMEN YURI GAGARIN AND GHERMAN 74, l ATIVE HUMIDITY - MAXIMUM 87% MINIMUM RENT WORLD PROBLEMS. AMONG THEM IS I TITOV INTO ORBITAL FLLGHT. i 68%. SATURDAY'S PRECIPITATION .034, FRANCE, WHICH HA' TAKE-~JvOIM VIE/vi OF . YESTERDAY'S PRECIPITAJ'-I-ON-D. L9-]:o.:rA.L THE WORLO ORG~.A..:J;.J,.OO S)NCE TI-I.£: ~,,",,1 ,----"""

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE SPACE AGENCY SAYS DESIGN WORK ALMOST COMPLETE ON SYNCOM COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL WASHINGTON, OCT$ 7 (UPI) THE SPACE AGENCY SAID TODAY THAT DESIGN WORK IS ISLAND, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU ~LMOST FINISHED ON A COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE WHICH WILL RELAY TELEPHONE AND OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c TELEGRAPH MESSAGES "OVER NEAR HEMISPHERIC DISTANCES" FROM A CIRCULAR ORBIT WITH THE TRANSPORT C().1PANY OF TEXAS. 22,300 MILES ABOVE THE EARTH. IT WILL BE LAUNCHED FROM CAPE CANAVERAL, FLA" WITH A THREE-STAGE DELTA THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY ROCKET LATE NEXT YEAR. IT WILL ROLL AROUND THE EARTH LIKE A SPiNNING DRUM MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADL I NE ONCE EVERY 24 HOURS. SPECIAL GAS JETS, OPERATING ON SIGNAL FROM GROUND FOR NOTICES IS 4 PoM. DAY BEFORE STATIONS, WILL CORRECT IT'S POSlTlON \VHEREEVER IT IS NEEDED. PUBLICAT ION. DEADLINE FOR NE:WS THE SATELLITE, KNOWN AS SYNCOM, IS ONE OF THREE BEING BUILT FOR THE NATIONAL ITEMS IS 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION o AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA) BY THE HUGHES AIRCRAFT CORP. or CULVER CITY, CALIF e , FOR ABOUT $4 MIL- THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT LION. EMERGENCY OPERATION PERFORMED TO EDIT ALL COPY RECElVED FOR Two OTHER "ACT I VE REPEATER" SATEL- ON JOHNSTON ISLAND PU8L ICAT rON. LITE PROJECTS WILL BE LAUNCHED NEXT HONOLULU, OCTo 8 (UPt) AN EMERGENCY YEAR IN A TEST OF SPACE COMMUNICATIONS OPERATION WAS PERfORMED ON JACOB EDITOR - JOYCE RAWLES AT LOWER ALTITUDES UP TO 3,000 MILES. D.NKHOLLANDER, 25, OF AKELEZTRAPN, ONE IS A RELAY BEING BUILT FOR NASA ROTTERDAM. FRIDAY BY AN,AIR FORCE ------~ BY THE RADIO CORP. OF AMERICA. THE DOCTOR ON JOHNSTON ISLANO, ~ICKHAM $5-MILLION A YEAR BOOKMAKING OTHER IS THE AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND AIR FORCE BASE SPOKESMEN SAID. RING CRUSHED BY DETECTIVES TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S TSX. A.T.&T. DINKHOLLANDER, A CREWMAN ABOARD N8W~YORK, OCT. 7 (UPI) AN ARMY Of WILL PAY NASA ABOUT $6 MILLION EACH THE DUTCH MOTORSHIP MAAS LLOYD, WAS DETECTIVES CRUSHED A $5-MILLION-A­ TO LAUNCH TWO TO FOUR TSX SATELLITES. INJURED WHEN A PIECE OF STEEL YEAR BOOKMAKING RING YESTERDAY, BE­ UNLIKE THE LOWER ALTITUDf SATELLITES, PIERCED HIS EYEBALL. Ll EVED TO 6£1 mNE' OF "tHE LARGEST IN THE FIRST SYNCOM IS NOT DESIGNED TO RE- CAPTAIN RICHARD J. SALINA, 36, THE WORLD, POLICE SAlb. LAY TELEVISION SIGNALS. IT WILL BE Of PITTSBURGH, rA o , SUCCESSFULLY A TOTAL OF 42 DETECTIVES MOVED IN LUANCHED INTO A 24-HOUR "SYNCHRONOUS OPERATED ON THE sr~ AFTER MEDICAL ON 20 BOOKIE JOINTS-~15 IN BROOKLYN, ORBIT" WHERE ITS SPEED WILL JUST (IF''''"IC'ALS ON""~ !~LAND DECIOED IT FOUR IN QUEENS AND oNE IN MANHATTAN. MATCH THAT OF THE EARTH'S ROTATION. .:: {.lPf:(\1 _'. l'lECESSARY. ELEVEN MEN AND THREE WOMEN WERE t fiT WERE PUT I NTO A PATH PARALlE L- T ~ '::;I-\! L0R 1/1\$ THREATENED WITH THE ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH BOOKMAKING. ING THE EQUATOR, IT WOULD APPEAR TO LOSS or HI~ EYE ~ND SMPATHETIC LOSS WALTER BUCHBINDER, CHIEF INV[STI­ BE STANDING STILL IN THE SKYo BUT OF THE OTHER IF N0i ATT~NDED TO GATOR FOR THE BROOKLYN RACKETS SQUAD, BECAUSE IT WILL BE LAUNCHED AT AN , 11-1MEDIATELY" SAID THAT AT LEAST TWO OF THE ROOMS ANGLE OF 33 DEGREES TO THE EQUATOR, THE MAAS LLOYD, ~NROUT~ fROM THE RAIDED WERE EQUIPPED WITH ENOUGH IT WILL APPEAR TO TAKE A FIGURE EIGHT FAR EAST TO PANAMA WHEN DIVERTED TO WIRE APPARATUS TO GEt- IMMEDIATE COURSE AS IT MOVES NORTH AND ro UTH OF JOHNSTON, DEPARTED AFTER 01 NKHOLLANtSR RESULTS FROM RACE T~ACKS ALL OVER THE EARTH'S MIDDLE LINE. WAS PUT ABOARD TODAY, THE HICKAM THE COUNTRY. SYNCOM WILL BE A CYLINDER 25 INCHES SPOKESMAN SAID. POLlct SAID THE RING HAD BEEN HIGH AND 28 INCHES ACROSS o IT WILL AN AEROMEDiCAL TEAM FROM HICKHAM OPERATtNG FOR FOUR MONTHS AND HAD ~ WEIGH ABOUT 55 POUNDS, INCLUDING WAS DISPATCHED TO JOHNSTON EARLY $19,OOO-A-DAY BUSINESS. BATTERIES, 3,960 VOLTS TO CHARGE THEM, YESTERDAY MORNING BUT WAS NOT NEEDED. •••••• ANTENNA SYSTEMS, AND TRANSM1TTERS.' •• e.o THE DELTA W[LL HURL THE SATELLIT~ I 1,000 YOUTHS STAGE WILD TO ITS ORBIT~L HEIIGHT Oli 22,300 rH1.E:S. U.So INDICATES MAY SOON RIOTS IN L.A. COMMUNITY THERE, 5~ HOURS AFTER LAUNCH AT A RECOGNIZE THE NEW ALHAMBRA, CALIFORNIA, OCT. 7 (UPI) POINT OVER THE EAST COAST OF AFRICA, GOVERNMENT OF SYRIA AN ESTIMATED 1,000 YOUThlS STAGED A SMALL SOLID FUEL ROCKET ATTACHED TO FOUR WILD RIOTS fOR ABOUT TWO HOURS SYNCOM WILL KICK IT INTO AN ORBIT WASHfNGTON, OCT. 7 (up,) THE EARLY TODAY IN A FIVE-BLOCK AREA OF PARALLEL TO THE EARTH. UNITED STATES INDICATED TODAY THAT THIS SUBURBAN Los ANGELES COMMUNITY, TEN SMALLER ROCKETS WILL HELP COR­ IT SOON WILL RECOGNIZE THE NEW POLICE REPORTED" RECT THE FINAL VELOCITY c ONCE IN GOVERNMENT OF SYRIA, WHICH BROKE MORE THAN 100 LAW ENFORCEMENT ORBIT, THE NITROGEN GAS JETS WILL AWAY FROM EGYPT AND FORCED DISsOL­ OFFICERS POURED INTO TOWN fROM SUR­ ADJUST THE SATELLITE'S ORIENTATION UTION Of THE UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC. ROUNDING COMMUNITIES TO HELP QUELL WHEN SUN-SENSING CELLS IN THE CYLIND­ THE STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN THE MELEE, IN WHICH POLICE BELIEVED ER INFORM GROUND STATIONS THAT COR­ SAID UNITED ST~TES HAD NOTICED THE THERE WERE NO SERIOUS INJURIES. RECTIONS ARE NEEDED. GAINS THE NEW REGIM~ HAS MADE "IN THE CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL SPED SYNCOM IS DESIGNED TO OPERATE FOR CONSOLIDATr~G ITS INTERNAL POSITION 15 RADIO CARS TO HELP CORDON OFf THE ONE YEAR. TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH AND ALSO WAS AWARE OF THE "TREND" RIOT AREA--FIV[ BLOCKS--AND 50 COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE SENT TO IT ON TOWARD RECOGN1TION BY A NUMBER OF SHERIFF'S RADIO UNITS FROM THE Los A FREQUENCY OF 7,500 MEGACYCLES. GOVERNM ENTS. " ANGELES AREA ASSIST(D THEM. THE ARMY WILL TAKE PART IN THE THE STATEMENT ADDED: "WE ARE CON­ OFF-DUTY POL I CH1EN /\UC! ICNTED BY SYNCOM EXPERIMENTS BY PROVIDING PRO­ SIDERING THE QUESTION AND EXPECT TO RESERVES STREA!v1ED I NTO ALHAMBRA fROM JECT ADVENT FACILITIES. IN PROJECT REACH A DECISION SHORTLY." SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES. AoVENT THE ARMY LATER WILL LAUNCH THE U.s. STATEMENT WAS READ BY A AT LEAST TWO BUS LOADS OF YOUTHS-­ COMMUNICATION SATELLITES INTO SO­ DEPARTMENT PRESS OFFICER WHEN ASKED MOSTLY TEEN-AGERS--WERE BOOKED ON CALLED STATIONARY EQUATORIAL ORBITS. TO COMMENT ON THE ACTION OF RUSSIA A VARIETY OF CHARGES AND POLICE THREE SUCH SATELLITES COULD JUST ABOUT AND BULGARIA IN RECOGNIZING THE NEW ESTIMATED THE FINAL NUMBER ARRESTED COVER THE GLOBE. REGIME. PROBABLY WOULD BE ABOUT 100. .ft •••• THE MELLE ERUPTED SHORTLY AFTER DEMONSTRATION ON CAMPUS MIDNIGHT AT A DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT REDS-SYRI~ AGREE TO EXCHANGE WHEN SPECIAL POLICEMEN TRIED TO MADISON, WISCONSIN, OCT. 8 (UPI) A CAIRO, OCT. 7 (UPI) DAMASCUS BREAK UP A SCUFFLE WITH SOME TEENAGERS WILD DEMONSTRATION BY A MOB OF 2,000 RADIO ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT THE SOVIET WITH IN ~11 [lUTES FOUP PlOTS ItJERE STONE-THROWING PERSONS, MANY OF THEM UNION AND BULGARIA HAVE RECOGNIZED GOING IN THE PIVE-BLOCK AREA. COLLEGE STUDENTS, ERUPTED EARLY TODAY THE SYRIAN REPUBLIC. ALL DRIVE-IN RESTAURANTS fN THE ON THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN CAMPUS. THE BROADCAST, HEARD IN CAIRO, AREA WERE ORDERED CLOSED IMMEDIATELY THE MOB, WHICH BLOCKED TRAFFIC, SAID THE SOVIET UNION AND SYRIA HAVE BY AUTHORITIES. ROAD BLOCKS WERE STOPPED AUTOMOBILES AND STORMED A AGREED TO EXCHANGE AMBASSADORS. SET UP TO CONFINE THE RIOTERS AND GIRL'S DORMITORY, WAS QUELLED TWO -: .. AUTHORITIES LEAPED INTO THE FRAY HOURS LATER BY CITY AND CAM PUS POLl CE TOULOUSE, FRANCE, OCT. 7 (UPI) THE AND BEGAN MAKING ARRESTS, HAULING WITH TEAR GAS AND FIRE HOSES. SIX MEN WRE~K~GE Of A BRITISH AIRCRAFT WITH THE YOUTHS AWAY IN TWO BUSES. WERE ARRESTED. 37 PERSONS ON BOARD WAS fOUND HIGH "WE HAD 100 KIDS fiGHTING HERE," FUEL FOR THE DEMONSTRATION WAS IN THE PYRENEES NEAR PERPIGNAN TODAY SAID ONE BREATHLESS POLICEMAN AT PROVIDED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON WHEN THE ,AND POLl CE AT NEARBY PRADES SA I D THE HItIGIrlT OF THE BATTLE. "IT WAS UNIVERSITYS FOOTBALL TEAM DEFEATED IT WAS BELIEVED THERE WERE NO SUR­ SPONTANEOUS. IfE DON'T KNOW WHAT INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY. THOUSANDS VIVORS. STARTED IT IT JUST BROKE OUT UP OF THE STUDENTS LISTENED TO THE THE AIRCRAFT, A DC-3 BELONGING TO AND DOWN THE STREET. OUT-Of-TOWN GAME AT CAMPUS HOUSE-PAR­ THE BRITISH DERBY AVIATION COMPANY, POLICE SAID THEY KNEW OF NO SERIOUS TIES AND THEN SURGED INTO THE STREETS WAS MISS 1 NG ON A F LI GHT FROM GATltll CK J INJURIES EITHER TO THEMSELV[S OR TO LET OFF VICTORY STEAM. ENGLAND, TO PERP I GNAN, FRAN CE, TliEN THE YOUP-IS .. BUT BLAChCIJ[D [yes A 10 ••• -1}" , TO COSTA BRAVA VACATION SPOT. / \--JERE EVIGEf-.l PAGE 3 HOURGLASS MoNDAY 9 C~~ER 1961 " FRANCE ANNOUNCES COMPLETION OF '1 ABOVE-GROUND NUCLEAR TESTS ·----MAKITKITKO JEN KWAJALEIN-'~ PARIS, OCT. 7 (UPI)-THE FRENCH ATOMIC (EVENTS FROM KWAJALEIN) ENERGY COMMISSION ANNOUNCED TODAY THE GOVERNMENT HAS COMPLETED ITS PROGRAM OF ABOVE-GROUND NUCLEAR TESTS. POLE REMOVALS LIFT SORRENTINO'S HAVE BABY GIRL THE FRENCH HAVE MADE FOUR TEST EX- LANDSCAPE IN HOUSING AREA MRo AND MRs. EDWARD Jo SORRENTINO PLOSIONS IN THE SAHARA DESERT IN THE REMOVAL OF HIGH POLES FROM THE WEST ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER, BORN PAST TWO YEARS. THE COMMISSION DID END OF THE ISLAND BY WORKMEN OF THE SATURDAY NiGHT AT THE KWAJALEIN STATION NOT SAY WHETHER UNDERGROUND TESTS WERE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS HAS MADE A HOSPITAL. CONTEMPLATED NOW REAL CHANGE IN THE LOOKS AROUND THE THE LITTLE GiRL HAS BEEN NAMED LISA THE COMMISSION SAID THE TESTS "HAVE OLD TRANSMITTER BUILO'NG, LOCATED IN MARIE ANv WtlGHS FaVE POUNDS, FOUR ALLOWED FRENCH TECHNICIANS TO PROGRESS THE HEART OF THE HOUSING AREAo THIS OUNCES. SHE ARRIVED AT 7:55 P.M. TOWARD THE MINIATURIZATION OF ATOMIC STATION REQUIRED A VAST ARRAY OF AER­ SATURDAY NIGHT. DEVICES. THEY HAVE ALSO ALLOWED THE IALS ON HIGH POLES. SCATTERED AT AP­ MR. SORRENTINO IS ASSOCIATED WITH DETECTION SECTION OF THE ATOMIC ENER­ PARENT RANDOM, THEY ADDED NOTHING TO DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT AND THEY RESlDE IN GY COMMISSION TO IMPROVE ITS TECHNI­ THE AESTHETICS Or THE RESIDENTIAL QTRS. 422C. QUES IN ADDITION TO OBTAINING IMPORT­ NEIGHBORHOOD. ANT RESULTS IN THE PURELY SCIENTIFIC COMPLETION Or NEW TRANSMITTER FACIL­ SPHERE." ITIES ON GUGEEGUE ISLAND HAS BROUGHT TIA FLIGHT DELAYED THIS WAS THE FIRST DISCLOSURE THAT ABOUT ABANDONMENT or THIS FACILITY THE TRANS INTERNATIONAL AIRWAYS FRANCE PLANS NO FURTHER ABOVE-GROUND AND DOWN HAVE COME THE POLES; SOME FLIGHT, MATS CONTRACT CARRIER, SCHED­ TESTS. Moscow GAVE FRENCH TESTS AS WERE OVER 100 FEET HIGH. MEN FROM THE ULED TO ARRIVE ON KWAJ THIS MORNING WAS A REASON FOR RESUMPTION OF THEIR OWN ENGINEERING AND MAINTENANCE DIVISION DELAYED AT HICKAM ArB, HAWAII, AND IS TESTS. OF TCT TACKLED THE TASK WITH VIGOR, NOW DUE TO ARR8VE HERE THIS EVEN1NG BUT FRANCE'S POSITION HAS ALWAYS ELECTRICIANS REMOVED ALL THE ANTENNAE; AT 9:30 P.Mo BEEN THAT SHE WAS NOT A MEMBER OF THE EQUIPMENT OPERATORS, RIGGERS AND DRIV­ FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONCERNING THREE-POWER ATOMIC CLUB AND WAS NOT ERS CUT AND LOWERED THE POLES AND TIME OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE LISTEN TO BOUND BY ITS DECISIONS. HAULED THEM AWAY. STRIPPING THE POLES AFRS" KWAJALEIN. FRANCE EXPLODED HERlFIRST BOMB fEB. AND DIGGING OUT THE STUMPS 15 NOW BE­ 13, 1960 AT REGGANE, IN THE SAHARA, ING DONE. IN THE MEANTIME, THE SKY WHERE ALL THE TESTS WERE SUBSEQUENTLY IS CLEAR OF THE MOTLEY ARRAY OF BLACK DELANEY DIES OF HEART ATTACK CARRIED OUT. THE FIRST DEVICE HAD SPIRES THAT HAVE CHARACTERIZED THE EDWARD DELANEY SUrFER ED A SECOND THE SAME FORCE OF ABOUT 20,000 TONS AREA FOR SEVERAL YEARS. EVEN THE VIEW HEART ATTACK EARLY SATURDAY MORNING OF TNT. FROM A BOAT OUT ON THE LAGOON HAS AND DIED AT THE KWAJALEIN STATION FRANCE RAN INTO ROUGH CRITICISM OVER CHANGED FROM A PUZZLING SET OF SPIRES HOSPITAL AT I P.M. SATURDAY AFTERNOON. THE TESTS. THE SOVIET UNION CLAIMED RISING ABOVE THE HOUSES AND TREES TO MR. DELANEY, A WESTINGHOUSE EMPLOYEE, THEY WERE BEING CARRIED OUT UNDER THE THE APPEARANCE OF THE BEAUTIFUL TROP­ HAD WORKED ON ROI NAMUR ON THE INSTAL­ AEGIS OF NATO, THE NORTH ATLANTIC ICAL ISLE AREA THAT IT REALLY IS. LATION OF THE GENERATOR AT THE POWER TREATY ORGANIZATION. REMOVING ANTENNAE POLES IS A PLAIN PLANT. OVER A MONTH AGO HE)HAD SUFFERE (IN TOKYO TODAY P'REMIER NIKITA AND HUMBLE TASK, BUT tTS ACCOMPLISH­ A,HEART ATTACK AND HAD BEEN A PATIENT KHRUSHCHEV, IN A LrTTER TO A JAPAN­ MENT LIFTED THE FACE OF THE LANDSCAP­ AT THE STATION HOSPITAL UNTIL HIS RE­ ESE BAN-THE-BOMB APPEAL, SAID RUSSIA ING, AND MAYBE, IN A SMALL WAY HAS COVERY WARRANTED HIS RELrASE LAST WEEK. RESUMED TESTING BECAUSE "FRANCE, A CONTRIBUTED TO THE CONTENTMENT OF THE THE BODY WILL RE SENT TO THE McGRATH MEMBER OF NATO, WAS CONDUCTING NUCLEAR NEIGHBORHOOD'S HOUSEHOLDERS. FUNERAL HOME IN B~ONXVILLE, N.Y. HIS

TESTS). •• 0 ••• NEXT OF KIN IS HIS WifE, WHO LIVES IN THEY WERE ALSO THE FIRST TESTS TO BRONXVILLE. BE UNDERTAKEN IN AFRICA AND FRANCE "BACKWASH" WAS STIFFLY REBUKED rROM MANY WEST BY STEVE VENTO AFRICAN COUNTRIES FOR EXPOSING THEM So YOU THINK WATER SKIING IS FOR THE 7 TABLES AT DUPLICATE BRIDGE TO POSSIBLE rALL-OUT. STRONGER SEX, YOU'RE WRONG! ALL THE SEVEN TABLES OF DUPLICATE BRIDGE WERE THERE WERE REPORTS AT THE TIME THAT SHOUTS OF GLEE YOU HEAR IN THE MORNING IN PLAY LAST NIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK FRANCE MIGHT MOVE HER TEST SITE TO ARE COMING FROM THE KWAJ YACHT CLUB CLUB. HIGH SCORE WINNERS WERE: NORTH­ THE KERGELEN ISLANDS IN THE ANTARCTIC. MORNING SKI CLASS. FOR SEVERAL WEEKS SOUTH - GEOFFREY RAYMER AND BILL RICHAR - SOME SOURCES HERE FEEL THAT IF DE THESE WOMEN HAVE BEEN LEAVING THE SON; EAST - WEST - DUTCH MEYERHOLTZ I GAULLE'S SCIENTISTS WERE NOT SATIS­ BREAKFAST DISHES FOR 2 HOURS EVERY AND JOHN REEVES; 1ST - RAYMER AND

FIED YET WITH fRANCE'S NUCLEAR AD­ MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. j RICHARbsON, 2ND - fRANK O'GRADY AND VANCES, HE WELL MAY HAVE DECIDED THAT MARY GIPE HAS BEEN CROWNED QUEEN BEN WILSONj AND 3RD - MEYERHOLTZ AND DESPITE THIS, THE INTERNATIONAL POLIT­ OF THE BEGINNERS. SHE HAS MASTERED REEVES. ICAL CLIMATE WOULD IMPROVE IF HE STOP­ THE SLALOM. CLOSE BEHIND, IS DENNY PED THE TESTS. LONGBOTTOM AND LOUISE MACATEE, BOTH OF WHICH HAVE STARTED ON 2 SKIS, THEN MIAMI, OCT. 7 (UPI)-A CHAIN STORE DROPPING ONE. BARBARA BROWN, RUTH MANAGER SAYS HE'S SHIPPING BACK A ANTI-NUCLEAR MARCHERS FULP AND MARGARET SCHERER ARE DOING $300 SHIPMENT OF CHRISTMAS TREE ORNA­ CHUG OUT OF MOSCOW REAL GREAT ON 2 SKIS AND VERY SHORTLY MENTS MADE IN EAST GERMANY BECAUSE Moscow, OCT. 8 (UPI)-A WEARY BAND or WILL BE DROPPING ONE SKI. A WELL Ifl DON'T THINK WE SHOULD SELL ANY ANTI-NUCLEAR MARCHERS CHUGGED OUT OF EARNED "PAT ON THE BACK" FOR THE MORE STUFr FROM IRON CURTAIN COUNTRIES." Moscow ON A FIRST-CLASS TRAIN TODAY PATIENT SKIER, SUE JOHNSON, WHO AFTER BUT THEY WERE DISAPPOINTED BY THE MANY ATTEMPTS as NOW SPINNING AROUND SECOND-CLASS RECEPTION SOVIET OFFIC­ THE HARBOR BASIN. BARBARA WELCH HAS IALS GAVE THEIR CAUSE. JUST JOINED THE CLASS AND SOON WILL BE THE 33 MARCHERS LEANED OUT OF THE AN OLE PRO TOO. TRAIN WINDOWS AND SHOUTED "HIP, HIP, I AM SURE THESE LADIES WISH TO EX­ I HOORAY" AS THEY LEFT FOR HOME. PRESS THEIR APPRECIATION TO Roy COE, ON THE PLATrORM AND OLD RUSSIAN WITHOUT HIS PATIENCE AND EXPERT AD­ MAN IN A SHABBY SUIT WAVED GOOD-BY. VICE THEY WOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN ABLE "HE'S THE ONLY RUSSIAN PACIFIST TO ENJOY THE WORLD'S FASTEST GROWING WE'VE MET," SAID BARTON SOONE, 23, OF ALL-FAMILY SPORT. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. "HE READ ABOUT THESE ARE JUST A FEW WHO HAVE LEARN­ US IN THE PAPERS AND CAME TO ONE OF ED HOW TO WATER SKI. AFTER EVERYONE OUR MEETINGS IN Moscow. HE APPLAUDED HAD LEFT THE DOCK YESTEROAY,JIM BELUE IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES." SHOWED OrF HIS STUFr, HE DID REAL WELL THIRTEEN OF THE BAN-THE-BOMB MARCH­ FOR HIS FIRST TIME. ERS WERE AMERICANS,EIGHT or THEM ANY ONE CAN SKI FROM 6 TO 60, IF STARTED THEIR PROTEST HIKE IN SAN YOU CAN WALK AND SWIM, YOU'RE IN! IF FRANCISCO LAST DECEMBER, PICKING UP NOT, BRING YOUR CAMERA DOWN FOR SOME SUPPORTERS ALONG THE WAY THROUGH REAL ACTION SHOTS. THERE ARE SOME \~~y5 l' AMERICA AND EUROPE. REAL GOOD SKIERS, AND THEY GET BETTER 11' 1"'e, I THEY WERE TURNED BACK TWICE FROM WHEN A CAMERA IS AROUND. CALAIS ON THE FRENCH COAST, AND FIN­ tI THERE I S A "GHOST TURTLE I N THE #,/~E PR.'V'EN~IIJN Wf."~ ALLY CROSSED INTO EUROPE THROUGH BEL­ HARBOR, WHEN 1 GO OUT, I BREAK A PROP. GIUM. WHEN THEY ENTERED SOVIET TER­ 1 GOT 1 TURTLE, AND 2 PROPS IN 3 WEEKS OCT. 8 a _ I~ 111 RITORY A FEW WEEKS AGO, THEY HELD WaAT GIVES HERE??? THEIR ~NNERS HlG AND PASSED 0 - tEAFt!:",.. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS MONDAY 9 Oc _:R 1961

GENERAL MESS MENU WEEKEND FOOTBALL ROUNDUP TUESDAY 10 OCTOBER 1961 BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL BREAKFAST DlNNER SUPPER TOP-RANKED IOWA AND THE BIG "M's" OF CHILLED FRUIT JUICE MEXICAN SOUP CHICKEN RICE SouP COLLEGE FOOTBALL--MISSISSIPPI, MICHI­ CHILLED FRESH FRUIT BAKED SWISS STEAK GRILLED PORK CHOPS GAN STATE AND MICHIGAN--ROLLED ALONG COLD ASS'T CEREAL CREAM WHIPPED POTATOES CREAM GRAVY WITH UNBEATEN RECORDS SATURDAY, BUT GRILLED PORK SAUSAGE STRING BEANS MASHED SWEET POTATOES MISSOURI LOST PRESTIGE BECAUSE OF A EGGS To ORDER STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE TIE AND SYRACUSE WAS UPSET BY MARYLAND. HASH BROWNED POTATOES BUTTERED ASPARAGUS BUTTERED BROCCOLI IOWA PLUCKED VICTORY FROM SOUTHERN CREAM STYLE CORN STEAMED RICE TOSSED GREEN SALAD CALIFORNIA, 35-34, WHEN THE TROJANS CAKE DOUGHNUTS wlFRENCH DRESSING ApPLESAUCE FAILED TO CONVERT A TWO-POINT ATTEMPT HOT TOAST, BUTTER & SPICED CAKE SALAD BAR wlAss'T DRESS. AFTER THEIR TOUCHDOWN IN THE LAST 50 JAM ICED TEA wiLEMON SLICE PEACH PIE SECONDS OF PLAY CUT IOWA'S LEAD TO ONE CHILLED MILK - COFFEE CHILLED MILK - COFFEE COLD DRINK P01NTo CHILLED MILK - COFFEE JOE WILLIAMS TOOK OVER FOR INJURED AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE LARRY FERGUSON AS HALFBACK AND SCORED COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCORES THREE IOWA TOUCHDOWNS, TWO COMING ON MONDAY 9 OCTOBER 1961 BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL PASSES OF 20 AND 41 YARDS FROM QUARTER­ 5: 00 P M. PRO FOOTBALL IN PROGRESS EAST BACK WILBURN HOLL1Se UoS.C. QUARTER­ 6:30 P.M. LIFE OF RILEY HOLY CROSS 20 BUFFALO 8 BACK BILL NELSEN TOSSED A PAIR OF TO 7:00 P.M. IRA COOK YALE 14 BROWN 3 PASSES TO END HAL BEDSOLE IN THE LAST P.M. SPORTS DESK 7:~0 VILLANOVA 33 MASSACHUSETTS 13 FIVE MINUTES TO MAKE T~E GAME CLOSE. ~. 5 P M. SILHOUETTES IN JAZZ HARVARD 14 CORNELL 0 THE No.2 REBELS OF MISSISSIPPI ;00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND DARTMOUTH 30 PENN 0 RACKED UP 520 TOTAL YARDS IN FLOGGING 8:30 P. M. SUSPENSE PRINCETON 30 COLUMBIA 20 FLORIDA STATE, 33-0, TO MAINTAIN AN 9:00 P.M NEWS RHODE ISLAND 20 NEW HAMSHIRE 0 UNBEATEN STRING THROUGH 18 GAMES. 9: 15 P.M. MARV MADISON, MIKESIDE COLGATE 13 BUCKNELL 0 FULLBACK BILLY RAY ADAMS ACCOUNTED 10:00 P.M. NEWS TUFTS 16 COLBY 14 FOR TWO OLE MISS SCORES WITH RUSHES 10:30 P.M MARV MADISON, CONTtO. MAINE 34 VERMONT 13 FROM THE ONE-YARD LINEG 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF MARYLAND 22 SYRACUSE 21 SHERMAN LEWIS, A 5-1, 154-POUND SOtlfH SCATBACK, STARTED FOURTH-RANKED MICHI­ TUESDAY 10 OCTOBER 196, NORTH CAROLINA STATE 21 VIRGINIA 14 GAN STATE ON ITS WAY TO A 31-3 TRIUMPH 6:00 A.M. WORLD SERf ES WM. & MARY 19 FURMAN 6 OVER PREVIOUSLY UNBEATEN STANFORD WITH 8:30 A.M. My TRUE STORY DUKE 23 WAKE FOREST 3 A SECOND PERIOD TOUCHDOWN. DEWEY 9:10 A.M. MORNING MUSICAL INTERLUDE CLEMSON 27 NORTH CAROLINA 0 LINCOLN, THE SPARTANS q OTHER SOPHOMORE 9:35 A.M MOORE - CROSBY - CLOONEY GEORGIA 17 SOUTH CAROLINA 14 SPEEDSTER, REELED OFF A 20-YARD TOUCH­ 10:00 A.M. ARHTUR GODFREY MISSOURI 14 CALIFORNIA 14 (TIE) DOWN IN THE FINAL PERIOD. 10:30 A.M. RHYTHM ROUNDUP KENTUCKY STATE 47 WEST VA. STATE 0 QUARTERBACK PETE SMITH DIRECTED THE II :00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK GEORGE WASHINGTON 30 V.M.I. 6 MICHIGAN STATE ATTACK, FAILING TO II :30 A. M. MUSICAL MENU TENNESSEE 17 MISSISSIPPI STATE 3 LEARN UNTIL AFTER THE GAME THAT HIS 12:00 NOON - NEWS ARKANSAS 28 ToC.U. 3 fATHER HAD DIED Of A HEART ATTACK WHILE 12:05 P.M BUSINESS TRENDS ALABAMA 35 VANDERBILT 6 WATCHING HIS SON PLAY. EIGHTH-RANKED 12: 15 P.M. GUEST STAR L.S.U. 10 GEORGIA TECH 0 MICHIGAN KNOCKED ARMY FROM THE UNDE­ 12:30 P. M' FLAIR MISSISSIPPI 33 FLORIDA STATE 0 fEATED PLATEAU BY TAKING ADVANTAGE Of \:00 P. M. NEWS KENTUCKY 14 AUBURN 12 TWO fUMBLES AND AN INTERCEPTED PASS TO I : 15 P.M. SHOPPE CONCERT MIDWEST CRUSH THE CADETS, 38-8. QUARTERBACK 2:55 P.M. NEWS MICHIGAN 38 ARMY 8 PETE ECKERT SAVED ARMY FROM A SHUTOUT 3:00 P.M. JOY BOYS NOTRE DAME 22 PURDUE 20 BY PITCHING A TOUCHDOWN PASS IN THE ~:30 P.M. HERE'S HOLLYWOOD NORTHWESTERN 28 ILLINOIS 7 THIRD PERIODo :00 P.M. THE SWING IN' YEARS OHIO STATE 13 U.C.L.A. 3 MISSOURI, AN UPSET VICTOR OVER MINNE­ 4:30 P.M SONGS OF THE )SLANDS WISCONSIN 6 INDIANA 3 SOTA LAST WEEK, CLAWED ITS WAY TO A iii ••••• MIAMI (0.)21 KENT STATE 0 14-14 DEADLOCK WITH CALifORNIA. TIGER *ADDITIONAl SPORTS* NEBRASKA 24 KANSAS STATE 0 QUARTERBACK RON TAYLOR SCORED A FOURTH MINNESOTA 14 OREGON 7 PERIOD TOUCHDOWN AND THEN GAMBLED SUC­ IOWA STATE 21 - OKLA. 15 MICHIGAN STATE 31 STANFORD 3 CESSfULLY fOR THE TWO-POINT CONVERSION NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, OCT. 8 (UPI)­ SOlffHWEST THAT BROUGHT ABOUT THE TIE. RANDY IOWA STATE STRUCK FOR THREE FIRST­ OKLAHOMA STATE 26 TULSA 0 GOLD WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN BOTH CALifOR­ QUARTER TOUCHDOWNS ON THE RUNNING OF IDAHO STATE 27 ARIZONA ST. {FLAGSTAFF)O NiA TOUCHDOWNS, SCORING ONE ON A 13- TAILBACKS DAVE HOPPMANN AND OZZIE SOUTHERN METHODIST 9 AIR FORCE 7 YARD RUN AND SETTING UP THE OTHER ON CLAY AND FOUGHT OFF A SECOND-HALF IOWA ST. 21 OKLAHOMA 7 PASSES. SURGE BY OKLAHOMA FOR A 21-15 BIG WYOMING 6 UTAH ST. 6 (TIE) MARYLAND ALSO WENT FOR BROKE ON A EIGHT VICTORY SATURDAY. UTAH 28 ARIZONA ST. (TEMPE) 26 TWO-POINT CONVERSION PLAY AND TOPPLED THE CYCLONES, UNRAVELING THEIR MoNTANA ST. 9 ARIZONA ST, 6 SYRACUSE, 22-21. A 66-YARD RUN BY TRICKY SINGLE-WINGS, HAD OKLAHOMA NEW MEXICO 7 TEXAS WESTERN 0 THIRDSTRING HALFBACK ERNIE ARIZZI SET HANGING ON THE ROPES IN THE fiRST PER­ TEXAS A & M 38 TEXAS TECH 7 UP THE TERPS t WINNING TOUCHDOWN. ALL­ IOD AS HOPPMANN AND HIS UNDERSTUDY TEXAS 41 WASHINGTON ST. 8 AMERICA HALFBACK ERNIE DAVIS SCORED CLAY REELED OFf CONSTANT LONG YARDAGE. WEST TWICE FOR THE ORANGEMEN, EACH TIME COLORADO WESTERN 10 COLORADO STATE 8 FROM THE ONE-YARD LINE. OREGON STATE 44 IDAHO 6 MINNESOTA, DEFENDING NATIONAL CHAM­ SMU - 9; AIR FORCE - 7 COLORADO 20 KANSAS 19 PION, BEAT OREGON, 14-7, ON A TWO­ DALLAS, TEXAS, OCT. 8 (UPI)-JoHN IOWA 39 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 34 TOUCHDOWN SPLURGE BY QUARTERBACK SANDY RICHEY, A SHOELESS SOPHOMORE PLACE­ BRIGHAM YOUNG 7 MONTANA 6 STEPHENSo KICKER, BOOTED A 30-YARD THIRD QUAR­ SAN JOSE STATE 14 COLORADO STATE 0 IN OTHER MIDWEST GAMES, OHIO STATE TER FIELD GOAL SATURDAY TO GIVE SHOOK HALFBACKS PAUL WARWICK AND MATT SOUTHERN METHODIST A 9-7 VICTORY OVER SNELL FOR SCORING ROMPS IN THE FOURTH THE AIR FORCE THAT BROKE A 13-GAME NAVV 17 - MIAMI 6 PERIOD TO TOP U.C.L.A., 13-3; BILL SMU STRING WITHOUT A VICTORY. MIAMI, OCT. 6 (UPI)-NAVY HALfBACK SWINGLE RAISED HIS TOUCHDOWN TOTAL TO RiCHEY, 188-POUND RESERVE FULLBACK JIM STEWART BOLTED 83 YARDS fOR A FIVE FOR NORTHWESTERN BY SCORING TWICE WHO KICKS EXTRA POINTS WITH HIS SHOES SECOND PERIOD TOUCHDOWN TONIGHT TO IN THE WILDCATS' 28-7 WIN OVER ILLINOIS; ON USES HIS STOCKING FEET ON KICKOfFS START THE UNDERDOG MIDSHIPMEN ON A JOE PERKOWSKI'S 28-YARD fiELD GOAL PAVEC AND FIELD GOAL EFFORTS, GAVE A CROWD 17-6 UPSET TRIUMPH OVER 16TH-RANKED NOTRE DAME'S WAY TO A 22-20 TRIUMPH OF 28,000 ITS BIGGEST THRILL IN AN MIAMI BEFORE 53,182 FANS IN THE ORANGE OVER PURDUE, AND JIM BAKKEN BOOTED OTHERWISE DULL AFTERNOON OF GROUND BOWL, END GREG MATHER BOOMED A 36- FIELD GOALS OF 32 AND 27 YARDS TO LEAD ASSAULT FOOTBALL. YARD FIELD GOAL IN THE THIRD PERIOD WISCONSIN TO A 6-3 WIN OVER INDIANA...... AND HALFBACK JOHN SAl ADDEO A TOUCH­ IN THE EAST, YALE SET AN IVY LEAGUE DOWN IN THE fOURTH PERIOD AS THE RECORD OF EIGHT STRAIGHT CONFERENCE GATORS 14- TULANE 3 MIDDIES CAPITALIZED ON PENALTIES AND VICTORIES BY BEATING BROWN, 14-3J HAR­ NEW ORLEANS, OCT. 6 (UPI)-BoBBY MIAMI MISTAKES TO WIN THEIR SECOND VARD CLIPPED CORNELL, 14-0, AS TED HALA­ DODD JR., SECOND STRING U. OF FLORIDA GAME IN THREE OUTINGS. BY ROMPED 55 YARDS FOR A TOUCHDOWN; QUARTERBACK TONIGHT PASSED AND RAN THE ••• It •• PRINCETON SURPRISED COLUMBIA, 30-20, GATORS TO A 14-3 SOUTHEASTERN CONFER­ FOR ITS 11TH STRAIGHT WIN OVER THE LlONS ENCE TRltl~PH OVER THE OFFENSIVELESS DARTMOUTH SCORED THE f)RST FOUR TIMES TULANE GREf:N'I-- IT_HAD THE BALL TO-W~tp PENNSYLV4NIA ----~------~ KWAJALIEN LOCAL SPORTS LAST MOUNTAINBALL GAME TONIGHT THE MOUNTAINBALL LEAGUE WHICH HAS SPORTS STRETCHED ITSELF OVER A MANY MONTH PERIOD IS FINALLY COMING TO AN END HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION MONDAY 9 OCTOBER 1961 TONIGHT, WHEN THE TWO FIRST PLACE TEAMS PLAYOFF FOR THE LEAGUE CHAMP­ THE WORLD SERIES IONSHIP. AVIATION AND THE GARDEN­ CINCINNATI, OCT. 7 (UPI) THE NEW O'TOOLE SET UP HIS OWN DISGUSTED AIRES, RAINED OUT LAST SATURDAY, ARE YORK YANKEES' ROGER MARIS, THE GREATEST TRUDGE TO THE SHOWERS WITH HIS LACK GOING TO PLAY THE LONG AWAITED GAME ONE-SEASON HOME RUN HITTER IN BASEBALL OF CONTROL, BECAUSE THE YANKEE'S TONIGHT. LOOKING OUT THE WINDOW AT HISTORY TODAY, BROKE A 2-2 TIE W~EN FIRST TWO RUNS C~ E AS A RESULT OF THlS WRITING, IT LOOKS AS IF IT IS HE HAMMERED A NINTH-INNING HOMER INTO BASES ON BALLS. BUT WHEN IT WAS GOING TO BE A CLEAR SULTRY NIGHT, THE SUN-KISSED RIGHT FIELD BLEACHERS OVER THE YANKEES HAD RATTLED THE AND GOOD PLAYING WEATHER ALL ROADS IN THE NINTH INNING OF THE THIRD GAME PREMITES WITH II BASE HJTS WHILE LEAD TO DALLY FIELD AT 6:00 P M. OF THE 1961 WORLD SERIES. FORD GAVE UP ONLY FOUR HITS IN FIVE TONrGHT, FOR THE AVIATION, GARDENAIRES THE MAN WHO HIT A RECORD 61 HOMERS I NN I NCO AND A PART OF THE 51 XTH--AND CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFf AT 6:00 P.M. THIS SEASON, DEPRECIATED BY THE COATES SHUT THEM OUT WITH ONE BLOW OCEAN VIEW DOWNS SUPPLY ENEMY CINCINNATI REDS AS "ONLY A .269 THE REMAINDER OF THE WAY. 9-1 HITTER" CAME IN ON THE HEELS OF PINCH AFTER THE GAr-iE, YANKEr: MANAGER RALPH OCEAN VIEW TOOK FOURTH PLACE ON HITTER JOHNNY BLANCHARD'S TYING SMASH HOUK BROKE ONE OF HIS CARDINAL RULES SUNDAY AT 5:00 P.M. BY TROUN~ING IN THE EIGMTH, AND IT HUNG THE DEFEAT TODAY WHEN HE SINGLED OUT ONE OF HIS SUPPLY 9-1. THE OCEAN VIEW BATS ON kNUCKLEBALLER BOB PURKEY WHO, PLAYERS FOR SPECIAL PRAISE. HE NAMED BEGAN TO CONNECT IN THE SECOND INNING UNTIL THE YANKEE BATS BEGAN TO THUNDER, INJURED MICKEY MANTLE AS "THE GUY WHO WHEN MAEDA LED OFF WITH A SINGLE TO HAD BLANKED BOTH MARIS AND AILING REALLY GOT US STARTED." START A THREE RUN INNING AGAINST M,CKEY MANTLE ON HIS RETURN TO THE ORDINARILY, THE CONSERVATIVE HOUK SUPPLY AND A ,LONG STRING or S'INGL£S YANKEE LI NEUP. FLATLY REFUSES TO PICK ANY ONE Or I~ THE FOLLOWING TWO INNINGS W~~LE THOSE C~NNON SHOTS INTO THE SEATS-­ HIS PLAYERS OVER ANOTHER FOR THE SO­ SUPPLY SCOR~D ONLY ONE RUN DURING THE SPECIALTY OF THE YANKEE CLUB CALLED HERO'S MANTLE. THE ENTIRE GAME. WHICH THIS SEASON SET AN ALL-TIME THIS TIME, HOWEVER, HE FELT FORCED SUPPLY WAS HELD SCORELESS FROM THE MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD OF 240 HOME-RUNS-­ TO MAKE AN EXCEPTION. SECOND INNING ON, AS OCENII VIEW TURNED THIS WARM, CLEAR DAY INTO A "EVERYONE IN THE BALL PARK SAW HOW CONTINUED THE ASSAULT, SCORING FOUR GLOOMY ONE FOR THE 32,589 PARTISAN DIFFICULT IT WAS FOR MICKEY TO EVEN RUNS IN THE THIRD AND TWO MORE IN CINCINNATI FANS AND GAVE THE VICTORY SWING THE BAT, MUST LESS DO ANY THE FOURTH. TO RELIEF PITCHER LUIS ARROYO. THE RUNNING," SAID HOUK. THIS LEAVES THE STANDINGS SHOWING BUSIEST FIREMAN IN YANKEE HISTORY. "NEVERTHELESS, HE STILL TRIED TO AVIATION AND THE GARDENAIRES IN FIRST FOR THE REDS HAD GOTTEN RID OF PLAY, AND FOR MY MONEY THAT SI~GLE HE PLACE, FOLLOWED BY THE SPORTSMEN YANKEE STARTING PITCHER BILL STAFFORD GOT IN THE FoumTH INNING TO SET UP IN SECOND. OCEAN V,EW IS CURRENTLY IN THE SEVENTH INNING WHEN, FOR THE THE FIRST RUN WAS AS MUCH THE TURNING THIRD AND SUPPLY IS FOURTH. THESE SECOND TIME, THEY JUMPED INTO A POINT AS ANYTHING ELSE WE DID." STANDINCS WILL CHANGE TONIGHT, OF SLENDER ONE~RUN LEAD. AND BUD DALEY, THE YANKEES' QUARTERS WERE SO FULL COURSE, WHEN THEY MEET FOR THE FINAL WHO SUCCEEDED HtM, WAS ASKED TO OF INJURED PLAYERS THAT THE PLACE GAME AND ONE OR THE OTHER DROPS TO RETIRE ONLY ONE BATTER BEFORE HE WAS RESEMBLED THE EMERGENCY ROOM OF A SE COND PLACE. LIFTED FOR BLANCHARD'S APPEARANCE. HOSPITAL R~THER THAN THE DRESSING THE LEAGUE WILL BE FOLLOWED BY PURKEY--ASIDE FROM THOSE TWO HOME ROOM OF A TEAM WHICH HAD JUST TAKEN A SINGLE ELIMINATION TOURNAMENT RUN PITCHES--APPEARED TO HAVE THE A THREE-GAME TO ONE LEAD IN THE BeTWEEN THE FOUR TOP TEAMS, INCLUO' NG GAME WON FOR THE RAGAMUFFIN REDS. WORLD SERIES. AVIATION, THE GARDENAIRES, THE SPORTS­ EVEN SO, WHEN IT WAS OVER, HE HAD THE YANKEES NOW HAVE BECOME THE MEN AND OCEAN VIEW. THE ELIMINATION YIELDED ONLY SIX HITS COMPARED WITH 12-1 FAVORITES TO WIN THE WORLD GAt-IES 'l"JtLL HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH EIGHT HITS FOR THE RED RETREADS AND SERIES. BEFORE TODAY'S GAME AT THE RESULTS OF THE LEAGUE, THEY WILL THE SUPPOSEDLY FLAWLESS YANKEES HAD CINCINNATI, THE YANKEES WERE ONLY MERE LY DETERM I NE TilE ell N1 P I ON OF THE MADE ANOTHER ERROR o A 4-1 CHOICE FOR THE SERIES. SINGLE ELIMINATION TOURNAMENT. BUT THOSE TWO PITCHES, THE ONE TO NEW YORK IS FAVORED AT 7-9 TO WIN BLANCHARD AND THE ONE ON WHICH MARIS TOMORROW'S GAME AT C,NCINNATI. NAVY TROUNCES NO HUHU'S 57-)0 DELIVERED THE COUP DE GRACE, SPELLED THE BLUE JAYS (NAVY) DOWNED THE THE DIFFERENCE. HEAR THE WORLD SERIES PLAY-BY~PLAY No HUHU'S WHO MAY OR NOT BE HUHU -:- LIVE FROM CINCINNATI OVER AFRS (ANGRY) BY NOW AT HAVING Losr THE CINCINNATI, OCT. 8 (UPI) THE KWAJALEJN COMMENCING AT 6:00 A.M. GAME 57-30. H. BOTKIN SCORED THE ~EW YORK YANKEES WON THE FOURTH TOMORROW MORNING! MOST POINTS FOR THE NAVY WITH A GAME OF THE 1961 WORLD SERIES AGAINST BIG 19 FOLLOWED BY TIRELESS J. THE CINCINNATI REDS 7-0 BREAKING CLAV, UP COMING HEAVYWEIGHT NICHOLSON MD DARWIN WEBB WITH 15 ANOTHER OF BABE RUTH'S RECORDS. EACH. TIED FOR THIrD PL~rE WITH 8 WHITEY FORD, YANKEE PITCHER, HURLED LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, OCT. 8 (UPI) POI~TS RACKED UP EACH WAS L RIDENER FIVE SCORELESS INNING FOR A TOTAL UNBEATEN HEAVYWEIGHT CASSIUS CLAY OF THE BLUE JAYS AND G. GRIFFEN OF OF 32 CONSECUTIVE WORLD SERIES FRAMES STOPPED A SUGGISH ALEX MITEFF OF THE No HUHUfS. OTHER SCORERS ON IN WHICH HE HASN'T GIVEN UP A RUN. ARGENTINA IN 1:45 OF THE SIXTH ROUND THE No HUHU'S SIDE WAS L BEITENBERGER, IT ERASED BABE RUTH"S 43-YEAR-OLD LAST NIGHT TO SCORE HIS NINTH STRAIGHT W. BALIDOY, C. SIDAL, D fRIES, STANDARD OF 29-2/3 INNINGS AS THE VICTORY SINCE COMING OUT OF THE AMA­ T. FLY, B. AJfMIN£ AND J NAKAMURA. YANKEES CONINUED THEIR ASSAULT ON TEUR RANKS. THE RAINED OUT CAGE GAME SCHEDULED THE RECORD PERFORMANCES OF ONE OF THE FAST-MOVING CLAY, AFTER USING FOR SATURDAY HAS NOT BCEN nESCHlC~LED THEIR GREATEST HEROES. MrTEFF FOR A PUNCHING BAG THROUGH AS YET. FORD RETIRED WITH AN INJURED FOOT MOST OF FIVE ROUNDS, SENT HIM TO THE AFTER YIELDING A LEAD OFr SINGLE IN FLOOR WITH A SHORT BUT STIFF CROSS THE TOP OF THE SIXTH BUT JIM COATES TO THE JAW IN THE SIXTH ROUND. BASKETBALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE CAME ON TO RETIRE THE SIDE, KEEP MITEFF WAS UP AT THE COUNT Of SIX, MONDAY OCTOBER AT 7:00 P.M. FORD'S MARK OPEN FOR FUTURE IMPROVE­ BUT OBVIOUSLY WAS IN A DAZED CONDITION 9 HIGH SCHOOL VS. PMZ MENT, AND SHUT THE REDS OUT THE REST AND UNABLE TO CONTINUE. OF THE WAY ON THIS BRIGHT, SUNNY MITEFF LOOKED EXTREMELY SLOW AND TUESDAY 10 OCTOBER AT 7:00 P M DAY BEFORE 32,589 FANS. CLUMSY, COMING IN AT 210 POUNDS TO WECO vs. DOUGLAS rlANDSOMEREDS' STARTING PITCHER THE AGILE CLAY'S 188. JIM O'TOOLE, GOING DOWN TO DEFEAT THE BOUT DREW AN ESTIMATED CROWD WEDNESDAY II OCTOBER AT 7:00 PoM FOR THESECOND TIME, MANAGED TO MUFFLE OF 1~,000 FANS TO fREEDOM HALL. AMERICAN ELECTRIC 'IS. SPECIAL SERVo THAT VAUNTED YANKEE HOME RUN POWER-­ THE CONFIDENT CLAY, WHO HAS SAID AS DID THE TWO HARRIED HURLERS WHO HE WANTS TO WIN THE TITLE BEFORE HE ATTENT ION FOOTBALL ANS! You WILL FOLLOWED HIM TO THE HILL--BUT THE IS 21, SAID THE VICTORY TONIGHT "PUTS r FIND AN EXTENSIVE C0VERAGE OF THE RETREAD REDS FINALLY LIVED UP TO ME ONE STEP CLOSER TO FLOYD PATTERSON WEEKEND'S FOOTBALL ACTION ON PAGE THEIR RAGAMUFFIN REPUTATION. FOR THEY 4 • •• Of TODAY'S HOURGLASS: THREW THE GAME AWAY WITH TWO FAILURES SARATOGA SPR INGS, NEW YORK, OCT 7 TO MAKE THE DOUBLE PLAY, AN ERROR, (UPI) TWENTY-ONE HARNESS HORSES WERE MANY USEFUL ITEMS ARE AVAILABLE A WILD PITCH AND GENERALLY LOOSE DESTROYED EARLY TODAY WHEN FLAMES FREE OF CHAR~E ON A CHECK-OUT BASIS LISTLESS PLAY. ENGULFED A 3D-STALL BARN AT THE FROM THE SPECIAL SERVICES ATHLETIC CONT'D NEXT COLUMN- SARATOGA RACEWAY. GEAR LOCKER! t PAGE 6 HOURGLASS

MEETINGS- CROSSROADS - "LILLIAN RUSSELL" ALICE FAYE, HENRY ,FONDA, DON AMECHE - LIFE NOTICE TO ALL MASONS--THE PMR STORY or LILLIAN RUSSELL, ONE OF THE TRULY SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB WILL HOLD SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. GREAT SINGERS OF THE EARLY 1900's. ITS REGULAR STATED MEETING AT 7:30 P.M. MONDAY OCTOBER 9TH AT THE RICHARDSON - "EXPERIMENT PERILOUS" HEDY LAMARR, GEORGE BRENT, PAUL LUKAS COMMUNITY HOUSEo THE PRESIDENT A PSYCHOLOGICAL MYSTERY STORY Of t MAN OF THE CLUB URGES ALL REGULARS TO TRYING TO INDUCE INSANITY TO HIS WifE BY ATTEND AND BRING ALONG A NEW MEMBER. SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M~ SUGGESTION. PRESENTING THE PROGRAM WILL BE YOKWE YUK - "MR. MUSIC" BING CROSBY, NANCY OLSON, CHARLES COBURN - A STORY PROF. ROBERT R. BROWN Of LINCOLN LABS Of SHOW BUSINESS AND LOVE. BING CROSBY A AND CAPT. MAX SICHER WHO WILL SPEAK SHOWTIMES 7:00 PDM~ BIG SUCCESS IN SHOW BUSINESS SINGS MANY OLD ON "PROJECT PRESS." AND 9: 15 P.M. SONGS THAT BRINGS BACK MANY OLD MEMORIES 7:30 P.M. TONIGHT AT THE COMMUNITY HOUSE. • ••••• FIRE PREVENTION WEEK (uss CONTIO) TCT COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE TEAM THIS YEAR, THE WEEK SET ASIDE fOR fifTEEN SEAMEN IN THE HOSPITAL. FIVE CAPTAINS WILL HAvE AN IMPORTANT FIRE PREVENTION WEEK IS OCTOBER 8 WERE RELEASED IN A SHORT TIME, BUT THE MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT AT 7:00 P.M. THROUGH OCTOBER 14. EACH YEAR, THE OTHERS STAYED LONGER o FORTUNATELY, IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES BOWLING ALLEY. WEEK IS DESIGNATED IN ORDER TO MAKE NONE WERE IN A SERIOUS CONDITION. •••••• EVERYONE MORE AWARE Of THE IMPOR­ DETAINED SEAMEN TOTALED EIGHT FOUR THE JUNIOR CHOIR WILL PRACTICE ON TANcr HE HAS IN FIRE PREVENTION. WERE ABLE TO SIGN ON ANOTHER SHIP. TUESDAY AfTERNOON IMMEDIATELY AfTER HERE ON KWAJALEIN, FIRE PROTECTION WHILE THE OTHER fOUR ARE STILL IN DE­ 1t SCHOOL AT 3:1~, AT THE HOME Of MRS. IS SUPPLIED BY THE FIRE DEPARTMENT TENTION. RAUTENBERG, B. THE AGES ARE 206 7-12. BUT fIRE PREVENTION IS THE JOB OF FR().1 YOKOHAMA: • ••••• EACH INDIVIDUAL. HELP WANTED- FOR EXAMPLE, ARE YOU AWARE THAT: "ONE OF THE PROBLEMS IN YOKOHAMA WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY NEEDS I. OVER 22% OF ALL fiRES, RESULT­ THIS MONTH WAS THAT Of A MERCHANT CLERK-TYPiStS, SECRETARIES, TELEPHONE ING IN 1200 DEATHS EACH YEAR, ARE SEAMAN WHO WAS AWAITING TRIAL fOR THE OPERATOR AND A MAIL CLERK (MAlt CLERK CAUSED BY CARELESS USE OF CIGARETTES, LAST EIGHT MONTHS. THIS MONTH HE SHOULD BE YOUNG MAN 18 OR OLDER.) CIGARS AND MATCHES. WAS GIVEN AN EIGHT MONTH SENTENCE, If INTERESTED IN ANY Of THE ABOVE 2. DEFECTIVE ELECTRICAL WIRING AND SUSPENDED AND A $~oo FINE. EVEN POSITIONS PLEASE CONTACT F. H. FELL APPLIANCES ACCOUNTED fOR OVER 20% OF THOUGH HE WAS BEING DETAINED BY THE BY CALLING 301 EXT. 445 OR 446. THE LOS SES LAST YE AR. JAPANESE AUTHORITIES HE WAS REQUIRED • ••••• 3. CARELESS HANDLING OF FLAMMABLE TO RENEW HIS VISA THREE TIMES, fOR BARBER-BOQ BARBER SHOP (AfTER 4 P.M.) LIQUIDS RATES CLOSE TO THE TOP IN WHICH USS PAID. IT WAS ALSO NECES­ KITCHEN HELPER-SNACKBAR(AFTER 4 P.M.) BOTH LirE AND FIRE LOSSES. Loss SARY fOR US TO SUPPLEMENT HIS DIET CONTACT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Of LIrE AND PROPERTY IS A LARGE WHICH WAS EXTREMlLY MEAGER ACCORDING OfFICE, TELEPHONE 290, ADMINISTRATION PRICE TO PAY FOR HEEDLESSNESS. TO OUR STANDARDS. BLDG. Loss Or VALUABLE EQUIPMENT HERE ON FROM ABADAN: • ••••• KWAJALEIN COULD TAKE WEEKS OR MONTHS BOWL ING- TO REPLACE. BE SURE YOU KNOW THAT "THE MONTH OPENED OM'NOUSLY TeT COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE YOU HAVE DONE EVERTHING YOU CAN IN ENOUGH WITH THREE SEAMEN FAILING TO SCHEDULE: THE PLACE WHERE YOU WORK AND IN YOUR REJOIN THEIR SHIP. TOTAL LACK OF TUESDAY 10 OCTOBER At 7:30 P.M. HOME TO PREVENT fiRE. INTEREST BY THE AGENT THREW US ON CARPENTER SHOP VS o REEFER PLANT 1-2 IF A FIRE SHOULD START, CALL THE OUR OWN RESOURCES AND WE ENLISTED THE TRANSPORTATION VS. AVIATION 3-4 fiRE DEPARTMENT IMMEDIATELY. Loss HELP Of THE DUTCH PHILLIPS RADIO PEO­ SUPPLY VS. PAINT SHOP 5-6 OF TIME MEANS GREATER LOSS OF PLE. QUICK ACTION BY THEM HELD THE MARINE DEPT VS. SECURITY 7-8 PROPERTY AND POSSIBLY LIFE. SHIP AT BANDAR SHAHPOUR fOR A SHORT DURING THIS WEEK AND THROU~HOUT TIME AND THE COOPERATIVE PILOT HELD WEDNESDAY II OCTOBER AT 7:30 P.M. THE YEAR, AN OPEN INVITATION IS IT A LITTLE LONGER. MEANWHILE, WE FINANCIAL MGMT VS E&M MAINTENANCE 1-2 EXTENDED TO YOU TO VISIT AND INSPECT FOUGHT OUT THE INCREDIBLY TANGLED BOWL-O-NAUTS VS. HOSPITAL 3-4 THE FIRE STATION AND EQUIPMENT. PROBLEMS OF ARRAN~'M~ TRANSPORTATION BOILER PLANT VS. GARDEN SHOP 5-6 FIRE PREVENTION WEEK IS FROM FOR THREE PASSPORTLESS fOREIGNERS AND PEDAGOGUES VS. POWER HOUSE 7-8 OCTOBER 8 THROUGH 14, BUT FIRE TALKING THEM THROUGH FOUR DIFFERENT ·..... PREVENTION LASTS FIFTY-TWO WEEKS EACH CHECKPO I N15 ON THE ROAD TO SHAHPOUR. LOST- YEAR. THE TRIO BEGAN THEIR ADVENTURES WITH BILLFOLD, CALL CHOY AT THE FIRE •••••• BRAVADO AND ENDED FRIGHTENED, DESPERATE DEPT., 552. USS MAINTAINS 15 CENTERS FOR US AND RELIEVED JUST TO GET BACK ABOARD • ••••• SEN-1EN OVERSEAS AND TAKE THEIR PUNISHMENT." GENERAL NOTICES- FRQ.1 GEN OA: SQUARE DANCING EVERY MONDAY NIGHT UNITED SEAMEN'S SERVICE, A MEMBER AGENCY OF THE AMERICAN OVERSEAS AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB--BEGINNERS "ONE OF THE HOSPITALIZED SEAMEN CAMPAIGN, MAINTAINS 15 CENTERS AROUND PRACTICE 8 P.M.--DANCING BEGINS AT SUSTAINED A BADLY SMASHED FINGER THE WORLD WHICH PROVIDE HEALTH, WEL­ 8:30 P.M. TILL I I P.M. COME AND WHILE WORKING. A GOOD NATURED PERSON JOIN THE FUN! FARE AND RECREATIONAL SERVICES FOR ON ALL COUNTS, HE HAD ONLY ONE BEEF AMERICAN SEAMEN IN 33 OVERSEAS PORTS. • • 0 .0. WITH THE HOSPITAL ROUTINE--THE CON­ PRIVATELY OWNED BOWLING BALLS MUST ALL BUT ONE OF THESE CENTERES ARE TINENTAL BREAKFAST. FOR HIM, IT WAS BE PICKED UP TODAY AT SPECIAL SERVICES. LOCATED IN NON-ENGLISH SPEAKING NOT BREAKrAST WITHOUT HIS EGGS AND COUNTRIES WHERE A LITTLE BIT OF HOME THE BALL STORAGE LOCKER IS BEING WHILE HIS FINGER HURT, THERE WAS IS MIGHTY IMPORTANT TO MEN WHO ARE REPAIRED AND MUST BE EMPTIED. NOTHING AT ALL WRONG WITH HIS APPETITE...... CONFINED ABOARD SHIP IN CLOSE QUARTERS WE BUZZED THE HEAD NURSE AND AGENT ANDI BINGO TONIGHT AT THE M.A.D. CLUB FOR fOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME. THE NEXT DAY HE WAS BREAKFASTING ON THt M,LITARY ENLISTED PERSONNEL ONLY. EACH MONTH, ALL USS REPRESENTATIVES KIND OF CALORIES HE WAS ACCUSTOMED TO." OVERSEAS WRITE A NARRATIVE REPORT THERE WILL BE A RAFFLE IMMEDIATELY FR().1 GUAM: AfTER BINGO. DESCRIBING THE EVENTS THAT OCCURRED IN THEIR PORTS DURING THE PRECEDING "FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MANY A MOON, • ••••• MONTH. THE FOLLOWING EXCERPTS fROM BRIDGE WILL BE PLAYED TONIGHT, 7:30 USS GUAM HAD LIVE ENTERTAINMENT. WE SOME NARRATIVE REPORTS SHOW BUT A fEW P.M. IN THE DINI~G ROOM AREA Or WERE FORTUNATE IN GETTING A FOUR OF THE MANY VINDS Of PROBLEMS fACED THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. PIECE BAND FROM ONE OF THE DESTROYERS AND SERVICES PERfORMED DAILY BY USS IN PORT AND THE SEVERAL NIGHTS THEY ·..... REPRESENTATIVES: BINGO TOMORROW NIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK WERE ABLE TO PLAY FOR US, THE CLUB CLUB STARTING AT 8:00 P.M FROM MAN I LA: WAS PACKED. IT WAS A MOST W~LCOME •••••• CHANGE fROM THE JUKEBOX WHICH IS LOST- "IN ALL RESPECTS THIS MONTH WAS PLAYED CONTINUOUSLY HERE FOR 13 HOURS RATHER BUSY, ESPECIALLY AS THE DENTIST GLASSES WITH MIKE SHIMAMOTO EN­ EACH AND EVERY DAY." SERVICE BECAME QUITE A PROBLEM. GRAVED ON BOTH STEMS. PLEASE RETURN USS IS ANOTHER PART OF THE TO THE BARRACKS OfFICE. FREE EN­ TWENTY StAMEN WE:RE RROIIGHT TO THE AMERICAN OVERSEAS CN-1PAIGN!' GRAVING JOB FOR THE FINDER! DENTIST THIS MONTH. THERE WERE ...... CONT'D NEXT COLUMN-