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VOLo '1 No ~202 KWAJALEIN j MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY 2~ AUGUST ~962 WILL WAR SEND NOTES TO MOSCOW FlAY LONUON, AUG. 24 (UPI)--THE WESTERN FRANCE IN NEED DAMA ~lE ClA I MS B~G T~REt POWERS CAlL£O O~ RUSS~A iN OF VICE-PRESIDENT WA~HINGTONJ AUG. 23 (UP!)~-THERE WAS DIFlOMAT1C ~OrES rODAY TO ~EEr WilH THE PARIS, AUG. 24 (UPI)·-FRENC~ POLiCE AL~~ES IN BERLiN TO DISCUSS MEASU~~~ NO QUEST~ON ABOUT WHO WAS THE HAPPIEST HUNTED THE WOULD-BE ASSASS!NS Ot PP(S­ MAN IN THE CAPITOL TODAY WHEN T~E SEN­ FOR PREVENTiON or F~RTHER !NC~DENTS IN !DENT CHARLES DE GAULLE AS DEMANDS Wr~E ATE PASSED THE PH!L!PP~NES WAR DAMAGE VOiCED TODAY FOR THE CREATnON o~ fHE CLAI~S B~ll, THEREBY SENDING DT FROM OffHCE OF A V~CE PRESIDEN7 TO SUCCEED THE CAPITOL TO THE WH!TE HOUSE. DE GAULLE iN THE EVENT or HIS DEATH" PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR EMiliO ABELLO SOVIET TROOPS IF DE GAULLE HAD BEEN fATALLY SHOT WAS !N THE SENATE GALLERY WHEN THE WEDNESDAY OBSERVERS SAiD THAT THE NA~ LONG-AWAiTED ACTION WAS TAKEN. HE HAD LANDING IN CUBA TION ALMOST CERTAINLY WOULD HAVE BEEN WAS~!NGTO~, AUGo (UPJ)--DRo JOSE WOR~ED INCESSANrL~ BEHIND THE SCENES 24 PLUNGED flNTO CHAOS o TO IMPROVE CHANCES FOR PASSAGEu MiRO CARDONA, PR£S~DENT OF THE CUBA~ UNDER THE FRENCH CONST!TUT~ON, THE THE BilL PASSED B~ THE SENATE TODAY REVOLUTIONARY CCUNC~L, TODAY CALLED FOR PRESiDENT OF THE fRENCH SENATE WOULD WAS AN AUTHORlZATiON TO PAY THE $73, ~ BLOCKADE o~ CuBA TO COUNTER THE RE­ ~AVE SUCCEEDED TO FRESIDENT. THAT POST 000,000 TO THE PHiL¥PPHNES CLAnMANTS. ~OR~ED BUILD-UP TrlERE OF SOV!ET B~oc ~S CURRENTLY HELD BY GASTON DE MONNER- IT DID NOT AC1UALLY PROVDDE THE ~ONEYo TROOPS, V~LlE, A NEGRO POLiTiCAL LEADER FROM ~T is THE NOR~AL PROCEDURE ON MEA­ fH[ Cu9AN (XilE. LEADER SAID THE UN~- fRENCH GUDANA. SURES fNVOLVaNG PAYMENTS fiRST TO EN~ TE.D SrATES S~OUlD REACT TO 7HE "CON- ~T WAS KNOWN T~AT Dr GAULLE HAS BEEN ACT AN AUrHOq~ZATtON BDLL WHICH SCTS F !RMED PRESENCE." OF SOVIET BLOC TROOPS CONS!DERUNG THE IDEA OF A R[FE~ENDUM TH£ POlrrCY AND THEN LATER AN APPROPRI­ 'N CuBA BY APPlY~NG Trl~ ~O~ROE DOCTRiN~ TO ESTABLBSH A CONSTiTUTiONAL AMtNDMENT AnON BhLL. B~OCKAD!NG CUBA, AND GIVING ACTIVE S~P- TO CREATE A POST OF V~Ct-PRESiDENr.

THE Bi~L PASSED 5URPR!S3NG EASPLY u PORT 10 ~~E C~BA~ fRCEDO~ F~GHTERS& OBSERVERS HERE SPECUlATtD THAT THE T~ERE WAS LESS THAN A HAlf ~OUR O~ DIS~ jN AN INTERViEW HE SAID THE OT~E~ ATT(~PT ON HIS ~IFE WEDNESDAY NlGH~ A~ER~C.AN NA'riONS SHOULD IN\fCKE TI1E: RiO CUSSUON AND NO fORMAL VOTE IN THE END~ MIGHT BE JUST ENOUGH TO SPUR H~M ON. iT WAS APPROVED BY ACCLAMAT~ON. T~ERE TREATY OF MUTUAL DEFENSEQ WAS NO OBJECT!ON TO UTo "T~tRE IS NO OTHER AL-ERNAT~VE TODAY RESCUE WORKERS CONTINUE TO THE fAVORABLE ACT tON WAS EXPECfED BY BUT TO MEET -HUS CHALLENGE OR SuRRE~­ RUSH AID TO STRICKEN ITALY AMER~CANS AND F~LiPINOS TO RESTORE RE­ DER,ff t-1E SAID. NAPLES, iTALY, AUGo 24 (UP~ ) .... RE.scur: LA1HONS OF T~E TWO COUNTRH~S TO THE THE REVOLUTHONARY COUNCil HAS RE­ WORKERS TODAY CONTiNUED TO RUSH FOOD, CEaVED ,,[vE_WITNESS CON~!RMA~iON" OF CORDIAL STATUS WHlCH NORMALLY EXdSfSo CLOT~BNG AND OTHER SUPPLiES nNTO THE THE ARR~VAl OF SOVIET TROOPS IN CUBA 00(1000 EARTHQU~KE STRICKEN AREA OF SOU1HERN I='RmJ! "UNDERGROUND 4ND DiPLOMATiC SOUR"" WESTERN POWERS AND RUSSIA iTALY WHHlE. ILLNESS SPREAD ti AT CRISIS OVER BERLIN AFFAIR CES 'NO FROM NEWLY ARRHvED CUBANS," SEVERAL HUNDRED PEOPLE WERE REPORTED LONDON, AUGe 24 (UP~)--THE PACE OF HE SAID. 'LL IN THE AREA NEAR AVELLINO, SOUTH­ THE COLD WAR BAT1L~ iN BERLIN WAS TnE U S SrATE DEPARTMENT ~AS SA~D EAST Of NAPLES, AND SOMe ~TALIAN NEWS­ QU~CKENING DANGEROUSLY TODAY AND THE 'l'HA'T THE RECENT ARRIVAl. Of i5 TO n PAPERS iNDiCATED THAT iT COULD BE TY­ BiG THREE WESTERN POWERS STOOD READY SOVIET BLOC SH!PS APPARENTLY iNCLUDED PHOID. FOR CRUSIS TALKS WITH RUSS~Ao SOME MATE~ijAL AND PERSONNEL or A MIL­ SEVENTEEN PEOPLE ALREADY HAVE 08ED EVEN AS THt UNiTED STATES, BRtlTAIN ITARY NATURE. A~ A RESULT Of THE EARTHQUAKES AND MORE AND FRANCE WAiTED FOR A REPLY FROM THAN 200 WERE HNJURED. Moscow TO THEIR PROPOSAL EARtlER TODAY EASTERN AIR LINES MAY FACE fOR FOUR POWER EFfORTS 10 EASE THE EX­ BLOCKADE OF NEEDED SUPPLIES SWEDISH DESTROYERS ON JOB NEW YORK, AUG. 23 (UPI)--STRIKING PLOSIVE rENSiONS ~N THE DIViDED C!TY J BUT SUB GOT AWAY THE RUSS~ANS FIRED OFF A SEPARATE WARN­ FLiGHT ENG!NEERS TODAY CALLED FOR A STOCKHOLM, AUG o 24 (UPI)--AN UNIDEN- iNG THEY WOULD TAKE "NECESSARY MEA­ NEW YORK BLOCKADE,Of rooD, fUEL AND SHIPMENTS TO EASTERN AHR LiNES AS THE TIF!ED SUBMAR!NE DiSCOVERED NEAR THE SURE~" TO PROTECT THEIR DIPLOMATIC AND COMPANY BEGAN [lPAND!NG ITS NATiON WIDE SWED~SH ISLAND OF GOTLAND YESTERDAY MiLITAR~ PERSONNEL AGAiNST INCiDENTS WAS S£R!OUSLY SHAKEN BUT UNDAMAGED BY IN BERLIN. SERViCEo "WE DON~T EXPECT TO HAVE ANY TROUBLE SWEDISH ANTi~SUBMARINE WEAPONS, THE 0(1)000 NAVY SAiD TODAYo E~SENHOWER SAYS ALLiES MUST IN GETTijNG IT," A SPOKESMAN FOR THE A NAVAL SPOKESMAN SAUD SWEDISH DES­ ASSERT RIGHTS IN BERL~ FLiGHT ENGINEERS INTERNATiONAL Assoc~­ AT!ON (fEiA) SAijD Q TROYERS fiRED fOUR ANT!-SUBMARiNE GREN­ DUBLIN} AUGo 24 (UPI)--FoRMER PRES­ FEIA OFfiCIALS MET WiT~ REPRESENTA­ ADES AND TWO DEPTH CHARGtS, TOTALliNG IDENT DwiGHT Do EiSENHOWER TOLD A NEWS TiVES OF THE NEW YORK CaTY CENTRAL LA­ MORE THAN ONE TON Of TNT, AfTER THEY CONFERENCE TODAY THE WEST MUST STiCK BOR COUNCil TO ASK FOR COOPERATION IN TRiED ~O FORCE THE FOREiGN SUBMARiNE TO nTS RIGHTS AND PRiNCiPLES IN BERLIN. THE BOYCOTT--A "COMPLETE BLOCKADE OF TO SURfACE BY DETONATING WARNING CHAR­ EiSENHOWER, ON THE lAST DAY OF H!S EVERYTHftNG EASltRN A!R L!NES BUYS, GES o THE SUBMARUNE THEN DISAPPEARED EUROPEAN TOUR, TOLD NEWSMEN GATHERED SHIPS OR MOVES" AS ONE SPOKESMAN PUT AT H~GH SPEED u iN HiS HOTEi..: "THE. THREE WESTERN ALL~E'e IT" MUST STAY IN BERLiN AND ASSERT THEiR BOTH S!DES CLAIM V~CTORY RiGHTS -- ANY RETREAT FROM PRINCiPLES VICE PRESIDENT IS ViSITING ALGiERS, AUGo 24 (UPI)--BoTH STRONG ONLY ENCOURAGES THE OTHER FELLOW," THE SHAW OF TEHRAN MAN AHMED BEN BELL4 VS POLITiCAL BUREAU AND THE NEUTRALiSl M!LiTARY LEADERS FRENCH PROTEST TEHRAN, AUGo 24 (UPI)--UQ Su VICE PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON ARR~VED CLAIMED VICTORY TODAY IN ErFORTS TO BERLIN, AUG, 24 (UP!)--THE FRENCH HERE FROM LEBANON TODAv FOR HIGH LEVEL WiN OVER TM£ PEOPLE OF ALGIERS. AMBASSADOR TO WEST GERMANY lODAY PRO­ TALKS WITH IRAN nAN LEADERS(OY[R AMER­ THE COUNCil Of WiLLAYA (MULITARY DiS­ TESTED TO THE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR TO 'CAN AIDe TRlcr) FOUR WHICH COVERS ALG~ERS ISSUEC EAST G~RMANY THE FATAL SHOOTING LAST JOHNSON, W!TH HIS wurE LADYBiRD AND A COMMUNiQUE "THANKING THE THOUSANDS NiGHT OF A R£~UGEE AFTER HE WAS IN THf H~S DAUGHTER, DROVE TO THE MARBLE PAL­ OF ALGERIANS WHO CAME TO DEMONSTRATE FRENCH S£CTOR Or WEST BERLiN. ACE WHERE THEY ARE THE GUtSTS OF THE THEIR SOLIDARITY WITH THEIR BROTHERS SHAH AND QUeEN THROUGHOUT T~EiR TWO-DAY AND SONS OF THE LIBERATION ARMY. HOOVER GETS CHECK-UP VISIT. 000\)00 TRAIN CRASHES TRUCK NEW YORK) AUG. 24 (UPi)-~TH£ CONDi­ o (t 0 r) 0 0 TiON OF 88-rEAR OLD rORMER PRESIDENT WON BET BUT LOST LiFE EDMONTON, ALBERTA, AUG. 24 (UPI)-­ HERBlRl hOOVE~, WHO ENTERED COLUMB!A­ LOR~ENT, F~ANCE, AUGo 23 (UPI)--RE­ THE TRUCK DRIVER WAS KiLLED AND 17 PER­ PRE5BfTERiAN HOSPiTAL THiS WEEK FOR A THRED POLICEMAN LOUIS L£ BELLOUR, 55, SONS INJURED IN A TRAIN-TRUCK CRASH ROUTINE CHECKUP, is GENERAllY GOOD. TOLD A GROUP OF ONLOOKERS SUNDAY HE YESTERDAY WHEN A CANAD!AN NATIONAL COULD EAT TWO YARDS OF SAUSAGE" RA~LWArS D~SEL TRAiN SMASHED iNTO A WASHiNGTON, A~~:o24 (UPI)--THE U.S BELlOUR 8EAT HIS BOAST BY NEARLY FOUR THREE~TON TRUC~ AT A LEVEL CROSSING CONDUCTED TWO "LOW-ViE'lD" NUCLEAR TESTS iNCHES BUT PA!D DEARLY. sax MILES NORTHEAST OF HERE~ UNDERGROUND TODAY AT iTS NEVADA TEST HE D~EC MONDAYo SITE; THE 48TH AND 49TH OF THE NEw TEST DOCTORS DgAGNOSED THE CAUSE Of DEATH TRY A CHARLES DiCKENS MARTiNi; NO AS ~NOiGE:STIONo r SeRIES STAR1ED lATE lAST YtAR, Ol..jVE: OR TWIST. - t------'------PaGE 2 ~OURGLASS - SATURDAY 25 AUGUST 1962

PUBL~SHED AT THE DiRECTION OF THE WALL STREET TRAD l N(~ S LOW, ITALIAN STRiKERS AND POLICE COMMANDING OFFICER, PAC!FIC MISSILE DRUG CONTROL~ASlEIffEC7 BATILE IN THE STREETS RANGE FACILITY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL NEW YORK, AUG. 24 (UPI}--S~OCKS CAME BAR~, iTALY, AUG. 24 (UPI)--A Ml,W8t:R ISLANDS, IN ACCORDA~CE WITH BUREAU BACK SLIG~TLY !N Tnt FI~A~ HOUR TODAY or PERSONS WERE llNJURED H~RE TODAY DUR­ OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c BUT THE GENERAL L~ST STrll CLOSED LOW­ ING A PMTCHED BATTLE BETWEEN STRIKERS WITH THE TRANSPORT CQ\1PANY OF TEXAS. ER IN QUIET TRADING. AND POLiCE. THE HOURGLASS IS PUBl~SHED DAilY SOME ELECTRONICS THAl HAD BEEN iN NEARLY 4,000 HOUSEBUilDING WORKERS MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE TYE ~!NUS COLUMN DURiNG MOST or THE BEGAN A TWO-DAY STR!KE TODAY rOR A NEW rOR NOTrCES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEfORE PUB­ SESSiON CAME BACK SLiGHTLY TO SHOW llT- CONTRACT. LICATIONo DEADLUNE rOR NEWS ITEMS IS TON UP I, IBM UNCYANGED AND MOTOROLA MORE ThAN 1,000 Of THEM GATHER(D IN 10 A.Mo DAY OF PUBLiCATION. UP ABOUT I 1/4. THE CENTER O~ THE CiTY TO PRESS THE!R THE HouRGLAss RESERVES THE RIGHT AUTOS wERE MUXED, WITH fORD UP NEAR- CLAIMSo THE GROUP GOT OUT OF HAND AND TO EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED rOR PUBLi­ LY A POiNT AND GENERAL MOTORS Orr ROUGHpSEVERA~ HUNDRED POLiCE MOVED ~N. CATION. LY 1/4. ALLEGHENy-LUDLUM ROSE APPROX- DURING iHE BATTLE SEVERAL AUTOS WERE iHATELY I AND U,S. STEEL LOST A LARGE OVERTURNED AND A NUMBER Or STCRE WiN- EO'TOR - H. £DW. McKINNEY rRACTION iN AN ERRATiC STEEL GROUPo DOWS BROKEN. AMONG THE CHEMICALS Du PONT TACKED ON ABOUT 60 POLiCE WERE TREATED FOR CUTS VIP'S SCHEDULED TO SPEND I BUT UNBTED CARBON SHED ROUGHlv A OR BR~ISES. ONE WAS IN SERIOUS CONDI- SOME T~ME ON KWAJALEIN PO~NTo ilON iN THE HOSP~TAL WiTH HEAD WOUNDS DRUGS, HOWEVER, R~MAiNED LOWER rOl­ TWENTY PERSONS, OrrlCERS Or THE NAVY HE SUrFERED WHEN A STRIKER HiT HIM LOWING SENATE PASSAGE Or DRUG CONTROL WITH AN IRON BAR. MARHNE CORPS AND AiR CORPS, AND TECH­ LEGISLATION TIGHTENING FEDERAL REiNS ONLY TWO STRIK(RS WERE ~REATED, AL­ NICIANS ARE SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE ON A ON PRESCRIPTION DRUGS. BRISTOL-MYERS, THOUGH MOqE WERE iNJURED o THREE STRIK­ SPECIAL Fl~GHr TO KWAJALEUN TOMORROW STERLING, MERCK, ABBOTT LABS, AMERICAN ERS WERE DETAiNED BUT NO CHARGES HAVE AFTERNOON ABOUT 3=!5 OgCLOCK THEY HOME PRODUCTS AND NORWICH PHARMACAL BEEN rilED AGAINST THEMo WilL REMAIN UNTU~ THuRSDAY MORNING, DROPPED A PO~NT OR MORE. rAMiLIARiZ~NG THEMSELVES W~TH OPERA­ M!SSOUR~ PACIFiC ROSE ABOUT 4 IN THE DESTROYS HOME FOR AGEQ TiONS ON THf iSLAND. RAiLS. MISSISSIPPI RIVER FUEL IS SEEK­ ELECTRA, TEXAS, AUG. 24 (UPi)~-A BU- THOSE EXPECTED iNCLUDE CORD E. D. iNG TO OBTAiN 900,000 SHARES Or THE TANE GAS TANK TRUCK SKiDDED Orf A SKIDMORE, CORD H S. GRAUTEN, lCel. ROAD'S COMMON SlOCK. FOR ITS PART, HORSESHOE TURN iNTO A HOME FOR THE ~. Ao SKEATH (USMC), LCol. J Wo HEY­ MISSOURI R,VER DROPPED MORE THAN A ROTH (USAF), LCDR. H. Lh OrER, LTJG. AGED TODAY, TURNING T~E BUBLDfNG iNTO PO U NT 0 A rlAMING !NfERNO. M, T. GALLAGHER, L. N. WILSON, Ru M. DELTA TACKED ON NEARLY i 1/2 ON PETERS, Jo B. JOYNER, Jo L. FREDERiCKS A FUNERAL HOME REPORTED RECEiVING ONE SHARPLY HNGHER EARNINGS o ELECTRONICS BODY o OFf~CIALS REPORTED 18 TO 20 F. Lo BOWEN, R. Eo TURNER, D. O. BARNE! TOOK THE BRUNT Or THE PROrlT TAKING PEOPLE FROM THE HOME WERE TAKEN TO A Fo E. BARNGROVER, J. D. MARCH, W. Co WiTH IBM DOWN ABOUT 2 1/2, AND BECKMAN HOSPITAL, MOST Or THEM SUfFERING rROM GALVIN, V. R. FOYE, B. Go CASSERLY, AND MINNEAPOlIS-HONEYWEL~ Orr I OR RA SHOCKn THE HOME SHELTERED 38 PERSONS Q G. D. FULLERTON A~D Pu Co WON9 • MOREo ADDRESSOGRAPH, MCA, MISSiON AND ZEN­ 00000t> SIX RIVERS FLOODED GIVE MORE ATTENTION TO nTH ROSE I OR MORE BUT CROWN CORK, STER­ TRADE FROM THE PAfiFIC LING DRUG, AND BRjSTOL-MvERS SLIPPED DACCA, AUG. 24 (UPI)--THE ARMY ALER­ WASHUNGTON, AUG. 24 (UPI)--DEMOCRA­ AT LEAST A POINT AP~ECEo CORNiNG TED TROOPS TONIGHT TO HELP COPE WHTH TIC SENATOR CLAUR ENGLE Or CALirORNiA GLASS DROPPFD ALMOST 4. tLOOD CONDITIONS ALONG SiX RIVERS IN SAID TODAY HE WOULD CONDUCT HEA~UNGS EAST PAKISTANo AUGo 28-29 ON TRADE PROBLEMS AMONG NA­ DEAN RUSX iN CANADA SiX PERSONS WERE REPORTED MiSS!NG AND SOME 30,000 HOUSES DAMAGED OR WAS~E) TIONS BORDERING ON THE PAC9rlC OCEAN. OTTAWA, AUG. 24 (UPI)--UNITED STATES AWAY" COMMUNICATION WAS CUT O~F rROM THE rlRST WITNESS, ENGLE SAID, WOULD SECRETARY Or STATE DEAN RUSK BRIEFED SOME AREAS~ BE Wu AVERELL HARRIMAN, ASSiSTANT SEC­ CANADiAN LEADERS rOR 90 MINUTES TODAY A REPORl rROM BoGRA SA!D THE WATER RETARY Or STATE rOR FAR EASTERN ArrAIRS ON THE DEVE~OPING BERLIN CRISISo ROSE SEVEN AND A HALF rEET UN 24 HOURS ENGLE SAID IT WAS "HIGH TIME" tOR RUSK, W~O ARRIVED THIS MORNING rOR AND STOOD TWO tEET ABOVE THE DANGER THE UNITED STATES TO GIVE GREATER AT­ BRIEF, INFORMAL TALKS BErORE BEGINNING MARK THBS MORNINGo TENT¥ON TO THE STRENGTHENING Or TRADE A "GOOD LOOSE" WEEKEND HOliDAY NEAR IN THE PAClrlC AS WELL AS IN EUROPE. THE CAPiTAL, OUTLINED THE U.S. POSITION COMPL!!E PEACE CORPS TRAINiNG ENGLE SAID THE SENATE COMMERCE COM­ ON BERLIN TO PRIME MINISTER JoHN DIEF­ MITTEE HEAR!NGS WOULD INVOLVE TRADE (NBAKER, EXTERNAL AFrAIRS MINISTER How­ PHILADELPHIA, AUGo 24 (UPI)-~PEACE PROBLEMS DEALING WITH JAPAN, THE PHiL­ ARD GREEN AND DErENSE MINISTER DOUGLAS CORPS TRAIN!NG AT THE UNBVERSITY Ot lPPINES, AUSTRAl~A, NEW ZEALAND, THE HARKNESS" PENNSYLVANIA ENDS TODAY fOR 38 MEN AND LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES AND CANADA. WOMEN WHO WILL LEAVE SEPT. 4 rOR CEYLON NOTHING BUT TALK TO TEACH MATHEMATICS, iCIENCE, HEALTH COMEDIAN LOSES FORTUNE AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION BN HIGH SCHOOLS GENEVA, AUG. 24 (UPI)--FuRTHER Orr­ AND TEACHER TRAINiNG SCHOOLSo COLUMBUS, OHiO, AUGo 24 (UPI)--COME­ THE RECORD UnSo-SOVIET TALKS HERE TO­ THE GROUP INCLUDES CRADG THOMPSON, DIAN RED SKELTON TOLD FBI AGENTS AND DAY rAILED TO EASE THE EAST-WEST Nu­ 18, BELIEVED TO iE THE YOUNGEST MEMBER OfrlCIALS Ot THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO u CLEAR TEST BAN DEADLOCK o TRAiNING UNDER THE PEACE CORPS PROGRAM. YESTERDAY THAT HE LOST $22,500 ON A U.S. DELEGATION SPOKESMEN SAID CHIEF EIGHTEEN is THE MINIMUM AGE ALLOWED IN PLANE rLHGHT EN ROUTE rROM CHICAGO UoS. DISARMAMENT NEGOTIATOR ARTHUR H. THE CORPS 0 TUESDAY. DEAN AND SOVIET FIRST DEPUTY FOREIGN THE RED-HAIRED TELEV8SION STAR TOLD MiNISTER VASiLY KUZNETSOV DISCUSSED LEARN TO WATER SKI HIS STORY !N DEPOSiTIONS TO AUT~ORiTBE~ "THE NUCLEAR SITUATION" AND CONrERENCE IN HOPES Or TRACKING DOWN THE THIEr. PROCEDURAL MATTERS "IN A rRIENDlY WAY" THERE WILL BE WATER SKBiNG INSTRUC­ SKELTON SAiD HE WOULD CONSIDER A rOR TWO AND A HALr HOURS AT THE SoV1ET TION STARTING SEPTEMBER 10TH AND RUN­ "SUBSTANTiAL" REWARD FOR GETTING BACK DELEGATION HEADQUARTERS~ NING THROUGH THE 10TH Or DECEMBER. ALL THE MONEY BUT DOUBTED Ir HE EVER WOULD ... 0 0 THOSE INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT KEN SEE IT AGAiN. PAYS HOMAGE TO FRIEND Ross AT 643 KWAJALEIN YACHT CLUB BE­ "IT LOOKS LIKE MY BAD lUCK WAS JUST TWEEN THE HOURS Or 1000 AND uBoo ON UPPSAlA, SWEDEN, AUG. 24 (UPJ)--Is­ SOMEBODY ELSE'S GOOD lUC~," SKELTON MONDAYS. SAID. "BUT! NEVER DiD BELIEVE IN RAELI PREMIER DA~ID BEN-GURiON TODAY PAID HOMAGE TO A PERSONAL FRIEND WHO SENSELESS CHARITYo" PRESENT SPECIAL BROADCAST SUFFERED A VIOLENT DEATH LAS1 S~PTEM­ AFRS KWAJALIIN WILL PRESENT A SPECIAL COLLEGE PANORAMA TONIGHT BER" THE WHaTE-HAiRED STATESMAN LAID A BROADCAST MONDAY 26 AUGUST, 8:30 FoMo, WITH A COLLEGC PANORAMA THEME AND WREATH ON THE LATE DAG HAMMARSKJOELDwS A TRANSCRIPTION OF A MEMORAB~E SPEECH GUESTS ASKED TO "COME AS yOU WERE" THE GRA~E AT THE CEMETtRY HEREo BAR~-HEAD­ DELIVERED BY GEN. DOUGLAS MACARTHUR TO WOMEN'S CLUB HAS PLANNED AN EVENING OF ED IN THE RAIN AND TYE CHILLY WiND, THE CORPS Or CADETS AT WEST POINT LAST rUN TONIGHT AT THE "0" CLUB. ALL THE BEN~GURiON SAID NOTHING AS HE STOOD IN MAY 120 THE OCCASION WAS THE GENERAL'S OLD rAVORITE COLLEGE SONGS W,LL BE SUNG CONTEMPLATION BErORE THE TOMBSTONE FOR ACCEP1ANCE OF THE SYLVANUS THAYER AWARD. AND DANCE CONTESTS WiLL rEATURE THE O~E MINUTE. CHARLESTON, BLACK BOTTOM/ AND EVERY FA- ., ••• LOST--A HITACHI ~ 3 BAND - 8 TRANSiSTOR VORITE TO AND INCLUDING THe TWIST! NEW YORK, AUG. 24 (UPI)--D,vo LUiS RADIO WAS LOST FRIDAY EV~N!NG BACK Of TICKETS AVAiLABLE AT THE CLUB OFrICE. TONTI, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Or THE NEW THE BEAUTY SHOPo CONTACl HOOVER AT

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HARotD COilfNS j TqAILER 15 i OPE'S fiRST MODERN TOLL HIGHWAY. CALL 2287 OR QTRS 21~-B .- PAGE. 1 HOJRG' 4SS------AMERICA~S G£~ BRUTAL Ii m~ORES EAST GERIJjAN REG i ME CONSIDER MEANS TO FREE lREAr,~E~T WH~LE HELD PRiSONERS LO~DO~, A~G0Sf 24 (0Pj)--BR!TA~~ PRISONERS HELD BY CASTRO WASHINGrO~, AUGUST 24 (UP~)--Two ~AD~ 11 CLEAR TODAi SHE WlL~ HAVE ~O WASHiNGTON, AUGUST 24 (UP~)--AT1Y A~ERICANS WHO WERe RELEASFD LAST WEEK DEAL~~~S ~~T~ THE NEWLV-ApoQijN1ED EAST GEN ROBERT F. KEN~EDY CONfERRED THURS­ YAD SEEN SUaJECTED TO SRU~AL TREATMENl GERMAN CO~~ANDER !N EAST BER~IN. DAv W'TH A NEW YORK ATTOI?I'!EY ABOIIT WYiLE THEY WERE PRISONERS or THE COM­ ~N REPLY TO QUES~IONS AT A FORE~GN PR,VATE PROPOSAlS TO OBTAiN THt RfLEASE MuNIST PA1~ET ~AO oN LAOS, THE AqMY Off'CE NE~S CONfERtNCE WHETrlER 8RITA~N OF ~,200 PRUSONERS CAPTURED iN THE iLL­ SAiD TODAY WOULD D'SCJSS THE 1NcrDENTS i~ BEqLIN FATED ~96~ !NVASnON Of CUB .. THE. ARMY SA ~ DONE 0;:- THE. MEIJ WA~ WITH 'TilE NEw EASl uERf.'lAt.! COI4MANDER, A JAMES B. DONOVAN, NEW YOR~ LAWYER KEPT ~N P~TCH DA~K SOLiTARY CONF!NE­ SPOI\ES~AN SA~D. ~HO HAS AGREED 10 TRY ~EGOTiATJON W~TH ~ENT FOR A ~ULL YEAR THE OTHER w~S "WE JO~vT RECO:;'''-II ZE TPE EAST G£R~IAN THE r~DEL CASTRO REG8ME FOR EAC~ANG( LED Li~E AN Ah~MAL ~rtTH A ROPE AROUND REGIME AND WE WI~L HAVE NO DEAL~NGS OF ~HE PRISONERS, SPENT ABOUT 30 M~N­ H,S N[CK WITH THEM WrlATEVER." UTES wiTH THE PRES!DE~T S BROTHER lHE TWO WERE !DENTIFlfD A~ M~J DONOVAN DECLINED TO TllL A RE~ORTER LAwRE~CE R. BAhLEY, 39, Of LAUREL, U~No DEL~VERS ULTt~ATUM THE PURPOSE OF THE M(ET~N61 A J0STICE MARvlAND, AND SG1 ORV~LLE R, BALLEN­ REGARDING KATA~GAfS SECESSION DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN SA~D ONLY THAT GER, 28, OF SPRi~G LAKE, N CAROL~NA. "THE ATTORNEY GENERAL HAS A CONT~~U!NG ELiSABETHV~LlE, AUGUS, 24 (UPi)-­ THE ARMY REVEALED THE BRUTAL lTv ~NTEREST I~ THE CUBAN PR~SO~ER PROBLEM~ THE U.Nc TODAY GAV[ KATANGA A~ ULTn~A­ !N AN A~NOUNCEMENl THAT THE PAiR WAS CA~TRO HAS ASKED FOR $58 M!lLIC~ TUM TO AGREE WiTH~N ~O DAYS TO A PLAN SEING FLOWN HOME AND WOULD ARR!VE AT RANSOM FOR THE CAPT!VES--W!Th ~~D'V!D­ ENDING iTS SECCSSuON FRO~ THE CONGO, ANDREWS AiR fORCE BASE, MARYLAND TO­ UAL RANSOMS RANG~NG FROM $20,000 10 DAY A U.N SPOKES~AN SAID. $!OO,OOO FOR HIGH-RANKING PRISONERS ROBERT GARD~NER BO"t-l IIl1ill BE TREATED AT WALTER U.N CONGO CHIEF FROM WEALTHY FAMILrlESo FLE~ TO El~SAB£rHVlllE TO DELrV~R r~£ REED HOSPI fAL IN 'WASHiNGTONo THE DONOVAN WAS THE ATTORNEY wHO £~G­ PLAN AND THE ULTiMATUM TO THE KATA~GE- ARMY SAiD NEiTrlER W!LL BE AVAILABLE ~NEERED THE EXCHANGE OF CONVICTED FOR PRESS ~NTERvrEW5 UNTiL ThEY HAVE 5E SOVIET SPy RUDOL~ ABEL FOR AMERiCAN lh ThE ABSENCE Of PRES-DENl MonSE RECO~ERED rQOM THE tfFECTS OF THE!R U2 P!~OT rRANC!5 GARY POW£~S EARL IER TSHOMBE, WHO !S TOURING KATANGA, HE !t.1PRISONMENT THUS 'EA~" HE ACTED AS lAWYE~ ·CR HAD A T~O-~OUR MEETING ~iTy rORE~GN SA ! L. E Y, WH 0 f E: L L ! NT 0 THE HAN D S 0 f ABEL DuRiNG ~ijS TRiAL ON ESP~ONA~E M1N!STER E~~RiSTE KijMBAo THE COMMUNiST PATHET l~o ~N MARCH, CNARGES AND CON~HNU£D A3 GO-3ET~E£N A U.N. SPOKESMAN SAiD Af~ER lhE~q n96~, wHE~ HE PARACHUTED fROM A C47 AFTER ABEl WAS SENT 10 p~ SON TRANSPORT DISABLED BY GROUND FIRE, MEEl ! NG. "ThE: PLAN HAS BEEN vlORKED OuT viAS $uB.JECTED 1'0 THE "BLACt< BOX" SOL­ BY 1HE U.N AND TAKES N'O ACCOv~T T~E DiffERENT PLANS OF ThE c~rFERENr COUN­ GENERAL MESS HOJRS CHANGED !TARY CONfINEMEN~ BOTH Hl ~ND BAlL£NGER RESKST[D ALL TR~ES CLOSELY CONCER~ED WiTH THE CONGO BEG!NNJ~G SATuRDAY ~ SEPTt~8ER, EFFORTS 10 BREAK THEIR WiLL AND TURN HE SAlO, l1iiiE PI..AN TAKES TH!:. PLACE 3ENERAL, CPO AND fORE~A~~S M£s~ rlOUQS THE~ AGAINST THE UNITED STATES OF All THE PROPOSALS MADE DURING THE ARE BEING CHANGED AS FOLLOWS~ ACOULA-fsHOM6E TALKS EA~LIER THIS YE_R GENERAL MESS AND IS A fiNAL PLANo THE ~ATANGESE JAPANESf YOUTH LEADER AND BREA"fAST MON/SAT 06oo/0-{30 HAV( BEEN G!.EN TE~ DAYS TO AGREE TO WII ff ! N DOUBLE SUI C! DE BREAKfMF SU~DAY 0600/0900 T'iE PLANo BRJNC"'1 SUNDAY !000/1200 MI~A~JC~ , JAPAN, A~GU3T (Up~) 24 DINNE.R MON/SAI ~ ~OO/,\ 300 --A 25-YlAR-OLO JAPANESE YOUTH LEADER !NDON£S~A~ SUBS PROBABLy PUT S.JPPER tvlON/SA T ~6oo/!830 AND HIS W~FE TiED THEMSELvES TOGETHER MEN ASHORE ~N RUBBER BOAT MiDN~GHT MEAL MON/SAT 2300/0030 WITH A ROPE, JuMPED INTO A RESERVOiR AND DROWNED YESTERDAY. HOLLAND~A, AUGUST 24 (UP~)--lHE TWO CPO & FOREMAN~S MESS r~E DOuBLE SUICIDE CAME ONLY A FEW !NDONESiAN SvBMARGNES, SEEN OFf THE BREAKFAST MON/SAT 0600/0Boo HOURS AfTER SEIJ! TA~ARAMOTO, PROM!N­ NEW GUiNEA COAST NEAR HOLlA~DnA MONDAY BREAKFAST SUNDA,( o600/0~o ENT CO~MUN!TY WORKER AND YOUTH LEADER NIGHT, P~OBABL~ PUT AShORE SOME nNf~L­ BRUNCH SuNDAY !030/ ~230 WAS QUEST'ONED BY POLtCE ABOUT A TWO­ TRATORS THE COMMANDER OF THE DUTCH MON/SAT ! ~OO/ i 230 MONTH O~D RAPE CASED fORCES iN WES" NEW GU!NEA, REAR ADM MON/SAT !630/ 1830

~NVEST!GATORS SA!D THE COUPLE APP­ LEENDERT E. H. REESER TOLD HIS WEEKLY • 0 "() .. ARENTLY SLIPPED OUT OF THE HOME THEY NEWS CONFERENCE YESTERDAY WARNS AGA~NST ANTIBiOTICS S~ARED w!lH TAKARAMOTOtS PARENTS I~ REESER SAJD THE U N. REPRESENTAT1iJE THE EARLY HOURS OF THE MORNtNG, WALK­ iN WEST ~EW GUiNEA, P ijG iNDAR R!CK­ MONTREAL, AuGuST 24 (UP~)--AN Aus­ ED TO A NEAQBY RESERVOIR, AND ENDED HYE OF INDiA WAS INFORMED AND THE TRAL!AN AUTHORITY ON THE CAUSE Of THEIR L~"ES NECESSITY WAS SlRESSED THAT U.N OB­ HOSP!TAL iNfECTiONS SA)S THE !NDiS­ No CHARGE WAS PLACED BY POLICE SERVERS GET BUSY "AS SOON AS P05SiBLE~ CRiMiNATE USE OF ANTIBHOT~CS CAN DO AGAINST TAKARAMOTO PRIOR TO THE SU~­ iN ORDER TO ASSURE THAT SUCH FACTS MORE HARM THAN GOOD. CiDE NE~GHBORS SAID Hl HAD PROTEST­ BECOME KNOWN NOT ONLY fROM DUTCH SOUR­ ORo PH~LLijS ROUNTREE, OF CAMPE~­ ED H!S INNOCENCE, BUT HAD FELT HE WAS CES DOWN, AUSTRAL~A, TOLD THE 8TH iNTER­ IIPERMANE"ITlY DISGRACEDIt BY Tl-fE POLiCE REESER SAnD EAR~Y TODAY PAPUANS NATIONAL CONGRESS FOR MICROBijOlOGY QUESTIONINGo ~OUND ~ RUBBER BOAT WiTH MUNIT~ON ~~D MEET!NG THERE THAT ANTiB!Or~CS "~HOUlD fOOD AT THE COAST THE BOAT WOULD BE ONLY BE USED WHEIJ ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY ABLE TO CARRY ABOUT 10 MEN DUTCH TO SAVE A L~FE.K SHE SA~D THE USE OF SOBLEN LOSES r~RSl ROUND PATROLS WERE SENT OUT TO INVEST~GATEo SUCH ANTiBIOT!CS AS PfNIC~LLIN, srREP­ LONDON, AUGo 24 (UPI)--fuGnTIVE TOMVC!N, TETRACYCLINE A~D ERYTHROMUN­ SPY DR. ROBERT A SOBLEN LOST A MAJOR CiN HAS PRODUCED RESISTANCE TO THOSE BUY AMERICAN PLANES ROUND TODAY IN HIS BATTLE TO ESCAPE DRUGS. AN AMERICAN PRISON WHEN TH£ BRITISH 8AGHDAD, iRAQ, AUGUST 24 tUPi)-­ DR. ROUNTREE MADE HER ARGUMENTS IN HIGH COURT BACKED UP THE LEGAL!TY OF !~AQ\S FIRST PASSENGER JET AjR~~NER A PAPER SUBMITTED TO THE CONGRESS A GOVERNMENT ORDE~ THAT HE BE DEPORT­ WILL BE A~E.RICAN-BUilT, IT WAS LEARNED MEET~NG THROUGH THIS WEEK ED TO THE U.,S. 1 ODA i. COUNSEL FOR THE 61-YEAR-OLD CON­ THE CO~NCIL OF M~NISTER5 HAS APP~O­ K~LLER DIES IN CHAiR VICTED SOVIET Spy ANNOUNCED IMMEDIATE­ VED THE PURCHASE OF TWO BOEiNG 720 LY THE DEC!SION WOULD BE APPEALED TO PLANES TO BE DELiVERED EARLv NEXT YEAR CHICAGO, AUGUST 24 (UP!)--JAMfS THE COURT OF ApPEALS. fROM THERE lHE AND EARLY IN 1964 RESPECTIV£lY, WIT~ DUKES, K!LLER OF A POLICEMAN, LEAVhNG CASE STilL COULD BE APPEALED TO THE PAYMENT BY INSTALMENTS AS HIS FINAL ~ESSAGE PLATOtS WORDS HOUSE Of LORDS WHICH DOES NOT SiT THE IR~Q TIMES SAID TODAY THE BOE­ "~E GO OUR SEPARATE WAYS .WHi:H IS AGA!N UNTIL SEPT 6 INGS wOULD BE USED TO EXPAND IRAQ! BETTER GOD ONLY KNOWS," DIED ~N THE THUS THE EFrEC~ OF TODAY~S RUL~NG AIRWAYS ~ERViCES, INCLUDING FL!G~TS ELECTRIC CHAIR TODAY fOR lHE ~956 WAS S'~PLY TO CONT'NUl SOBLEN'S CUS­ ~O THE UNITED STATES A~D JAPAN STREET SLAYING or 4 CHhCA~O POL !C[~AN. t TtDY IN BRIXTON PRISON WiTH lHE DE­ T~E 37-YEAR-OLD NEGRO FROM CH!CAGO ! PORTATION OQD£R STiLL HANGiNG OVER SOUTH SiDE SLUMS WAS LED MASKED TO THE ANOTHER WEEK ~~ STOCK~OlM HiS HE.AD COO~ COUNTY HOODED BLACK CHAiR A1 STOCK~OLM, AUG. 24 (UPI)--MRSo 12~07 AoMo AFTER ATTEMPT AF'ER ATTEMPT \ SHERRI FiNKBINE, WHO UNDERWENT A LEGAL FAILED TO S~VE H~S LiFE. HOLL~WOOD, Au~. 24 (UP~)--QU~ET ABORTION HERE l~ST w~EKt LEFT CAQOL~NE MEMOR~Al SERviCES WERE HELD YESTERDAl HOSP!TAL TODA' 10 COMME~OR~lE THE 36TH ANNiVERSARY THE PHOENftX, AR!ZONA, MOTHER o~ NEvI DANCE--THE CI>I!l WAR TWL5T--THE NORTHERN SECTION OF THE YOUNG LADY OF T~E DrAr~ OF ONE-TIME SCREEN IDOL FOu~ AND HER HuSBAND, ROBERT, PlA~ 10 REMA!~S FIRM, WYILE HER SOUTHERN RE­ RUDOLPH VALENl INO. A R[LA1~VELY &TAY iN STOCKHOL.M ANOT~ER WEEK TO REST GION APPEARS TO ~ErEDE AlTOG£THERo SMAll GATHERING O~ MOURNERS PAiD TR!- BEfCRE RETURNjNG TO T~E U.S ~~E( HOPE ~~~QLJuIT~F~T~'O~T~H~F~~A~C~~V~~~F_~KI~N,~'~~~ ______~~Tu'O~,~BE BACK IN PHOENIX ON SEPT. 30 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 25 AUGUST 1962

GENERAL MESS MENU NUDE PAINTINGS ARE BACK SUf'lDAY BRADFORD, ENGLAND, AUGUST 24 (UP~)-­ BREAKfAST SUPPER MODESTY TODAY LOST THE DAY TO WHAT THE' CHILLED TOMATO JURCE CREAMED CHiCKEN Soup CHAIRMAN OF THE BRADFORD ART GALLERY CHILLED FRESH fRUIT 1000: OMIT: GRILLED HAM ROAST DUCKLING W/ORESSING CO"-1M !TTEE CALLED THREE "PORNOGRAPH! e" HOT &. COLO CEREAL BuTTERED ASPARAGUS AND ~LASCIVIOUS" NUDE PAINTINGS. GRiLLED SMOKED HAM ADD~ MINUTE STEAK ROAST POTATOES THE CHARMS OF THE THREE NUDES HAVE EGGS TO ORDER W/ ONIONS SALAD BAR W/DRESSING BEEN BANNED fROM PUBLIC VIEW SINCE THE POTATOES - STEAMED RICE TOSSED SALAD STEAMED RICE CHAIRMAN, ALDERMAN HORACl HiRD, ORDERED DANiSH PASTRY COLD DRINK HOT ROLLS THEM REMOVED FROM A LOCAL EXHIBiTiON TOAST-BuTTER & JAM PUMPKLN' PIE AND LOCKED UPo MILK &. COFFEE COLD DRINK-MiLK-COFfEE BUT THE ART GALLERY COMMITTEE TODAY MONDAY VOTED DOWN HIRD'S OBJECTlONS THAT THE BREAKfAST DINNER SUPPER PAiNTINGS WERE PORNOGRAPHIC AND DECIDED CHILLED fRUiT JU~CE MINESTRONE SOUP MONGOlE SOuP TO PUT THEM AGAIN ON VIEWo

CHILLED fRESH FRUIT BAKED ME.T LOAF W/SAUCE ROAST BARON OF BEEF Au ~us 00 ••• HOT &. COLD CEREAL WHIPPED POTATOES BAKED POTATOES JAPANESE TELEVISiON TEAM IS BAKED LUNCHEON MEAT BUTTERED CARROTS & PEAS BUTTERED GREEN BEANS PREPARING FILMS ABOUT AMERiCA FRENCH lOAST W/SYRUP STEAMED RICE STEA~ED RICE POTATOES - STEAMED R~CE SALAD BAR W/DRESSING LETTUCE & TOMATO SALAD WASHINGTON, AUGUST 24 (UP~)--THf CAKE DOUGHNUTS MIXED fRUIT VANILLA PUDDiNG ICED CHOCOLATE CAKE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT REPORTS THAT A TOAST-BuTTER &. JA~ COLD DRINK COLD DR~NK T~REE-MAN JAPANESE TELEViSJO~ iEAM IS tv1IL,( & COfFEE MlLK & COFfEE MILK & COFFEE MAKING FiLMS Of 20 HALf-HOUR PROGRAMS I~ ______~ ______~ ABOUT U S PEOPLE AND VACATION AREAS AfRS RADiO SCrlEDULE STR~KERS BACK TO WORK BUT FOR USE ON THE TOKYO BROADCASTING SYS- f TEM SATURDAY 25 AUGUST I RESENT COMPEll~NG COuRT ORDER fHE TEAM ALSO PLANS TO VISIT JAMA!- 5~00 P M DIt\lNER f.4t...SICALE. HUNTSVILLE, ALABA~A, AJG 24 (UP~) CA, HAlTI, THE DOMU~hCAN REPUBLIC, 6:00 NEWS --ELECTR!C!A~S RETJRNED TC THE"R JOBS PUERTO RICO AND CANADA. THE PROJECi as 6 ~ ~ 5 JOURNEY TO NATURE AT THE REDSTONE ARSENAL MlSSILE AQE~- SPONSORED JOiNTLY BV THE U.S. TRAVEL 6~30 ANDY GRIFFiTH CIES YESTERDAY AND wORK RESUMED ON A SERVICE, PAN AMERdCAN WORLD A~RWAYS 6~35 GRAND OLD OPRY GIANT TEST STANO VITAL TO T~E DEV£LOP- AND M!TSU! BUSSAN) LIMiTED, A JAPANESE 7: 00 MICKEf, JOAN AND JIM MENT OF AMER~CA'S SATUR~ ~OO~ QOCKET. TRADING COMPA~Y. 7: 15 TWILIGH'" TiME A 'EDERAL JUDGE ORDERED MEMBERS Of THE GROUP STARTED AT SAN rRANC~SCO, 7:30 SPORTS DESK LOCAL 558 OF THE ~NTER~Ali10NAL BROTHER- AUGUST 7, AND WILL END AT HAWAII, Nov- 8:00 CAPITOL CLOAKROOM HOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS (AFL-CiO) EMBER 6-13. 8:30 FOLK SONG TO END THEgR N!NE-DAY-OLD W~l~00T. HE THE iTINERARY INCLUOlS: PORT AU' 'It- 9.00 MUSIC FOR THE MIDDLE MIND SAiD THE STRIKE WAS "APPROACHiNG ~AT- NCE, SEPTEMBER 14-16; SANTO DOMINGO, 10:00 OPUS ONE 10NAL SUiCIDE," SEPTEMBER 17-19) SAN JUAN SEPTEMBER 12:00 MIDNIGHT - S!GN OrF THERE REPORTEDLY wA5 SOME RESEN1- 20-22; TORONTO, OCTOBER 24-26, AND FAiR SUNDAY 26 AUGuST ~ENT AMONG ~~E UNION ME~BERS OVER THE BANKS, ALASKA, NOVEMBER 2-5. 9~00 A M SiGN ON COURT ORDER BUT LEADERS !NDICATED THEY 9~05 DEE JAr HOLIDAY (MUSIC) WERE GOiNG ALONG W~Trl IT PENDING AN POS1AL OfF~CiAlS HAVE fOUND IO~OO MASTER CONTROL AIRiNG O' T~EiR COMPLAINTS BEFORE THE NO LEADS ~N ROBBERY CASE 10:30 BOLERO TIME (MUSIC) PRESIDENTwS ~ISSqlE SITES LABOR COMMI­ II~OO EASY LISTENING (MUSIC) SSION, WHIC~ HAS rAK~N JuRiSDiCTION iN BOSTON, AUGUST 24 (UP~)--POSTAL OFf­ 12:00 NOON NEWS THE DISPuTE. THE COMMiSSION SENT OUi ICBALS SAID THEY HAVE YET TO TURN UP A 12:05 P M SMALL WORLD (MUSIC) A NOTICE TODAY 'DV~SING ALL PARTtES GOOD SUSPECT IN THE $1 5 MILLION MAIL ':00 JAZZ ON THE ROCKS THAT A HEARtNG WOULD B£ HELD IN WASH­ TRUCK ROBBERY THOUGH MORE THAN 700 PER­ 2:05 SING ALONG WITH MITCH INGTON MCNDAY. SONS HAVE SEEN QUESTiONEDo 3~00 BASEBALL GAME OF THE DAY THE UNION CALLED THE STRIKE TO PRO­ WiLLIAM f. WHITE, CH8EF REGIONAL 5~00 SEVENTH ARMY SYMPHONY TEST THE EMPLOYMENT OF NON-UNiON WORK­ POSTAL INSPECTOR, TOLD NEWSMEN THAT HE 6~00 NEWS ERS BY THE BARACO ELECTRiCAL CONSTRUC­ REMAINED HOPEFUL FOR A "BREAK" THAT 6~15 UNIVERSITY EXPLORER TION CO.JONE O. THE r~RMS HOLD!NG CON­ WilL LEAD TO THE SOLUTION Of THE AUGQ 6g30 PUBLIC AFFAIRS PROGRAM TRACTS AT THE ARSENAL. AT ONE POINT 14 HIJACKING AT PLYMOUTH. 7:00 SPOTL!GHT ALBUM (MUSIC) ABOUT 1,500 OTHER WORKERS WERE OBSERV­ "WE GET A fANTASTac NUMBER OF TIPS~ 7:30 SPORTS DESK ING THE PICKET liNES THROWN UP BY THE WH!TE SAID. EACH IS CAREFULLY CHECKED 7:45 SOUNDS OF FREEDOM ELECTRICIANS AROUND THE ARSENAL WHICH SUT APPARENTLY THUS FAR LiTTLE WAS 8:00 NEW YORK PH!LHARMONIC HOUSES 60TH THE ARMY AND CIVILIAN SPACE DEVELOPED. 9:30 You ARE THERE AGENCIES. "THERE IS NOTHING TO LEAD US TO BE­ 10gOO NEWS THE STRIKE AFFECTED ABOUl 40 SPACE LIEVE WE ARE ON THE TRAil Of A SUSPECT~ 10:05 STEVE ALLEN PROJECTS, 18 OF THEM CONNECTED WITH THE WH8TE SAID wTHIS is REALLY A BAfFLING 11:00 JOHNNY GREEN'S WORLD OF MUSIC TOP-PRiOR!T' SATURN PROGRAM, WHICH IS CRiME." 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OfF AMERICAvS CHIEF ENTRY IN THE RACE TO THE BANDIT GANG STOPPED THE TRUCK ON THE MOON. ROUTE 3 AS fiT HEADED TOWARD BOSTON AND MONDAY '.00.. THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK FROM CAPE COO 6:00 A M SIGN ON WITH A lOAD OF CASHo lHE BANDITS SEEM­ 6:05 DON THE DAWN BREAKER COLOMBIAN PLANE BURNS INGLY MADE A CLEAN GETAWAY. 6~30 NEWS BOGOTA, COLOMBiA, AUGUST 24 (UPI)-­ 6~35 DAWN BREAKER, CONTID A COLOMBIAN DC-3 PASSENGER PLANE WITH 7:00 NEWS AS MANY AS 31 PERSONS ABOARD CRASHED CALL fOR DENOUNCEMENT 7z 05 DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D IN fLAMES lATE TODAY ON TAKEOFf fROM WASHINGTON, AUGUST 24 (UPI)--A DELE­ 7:30 SEVEN THiRTY SPECIAL THE AIRPORT AT BAPRANCA fERMEJA iN GATION fROM THE AMERICAN JEWISH CON­ 8:00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKfAST CLUB NORTHERN COLOMBIA GRESS HAS CALLED UPON ASSISTANT SECRE- 8:30 ARTHUR GODFREY FIRST REPORTS SAID THERE WERE EIGHT 1ARY Of STATE EDWBN M MARTIN 10 DE­ 9.00 CONTiNENTAL VARIETIES SURVIVORS. NOUNCE ANTi-JEW~SH ATTACKS 'N ARGENTINA 9~30 ROMANCE FIRE BROKE OUT ON THE AiRCRAfT A A SPOKESMAN FOR THE DELEGATIO~, PHiL 10:00 GARRY MOORE SHOW fE\ MOMENTS AFTER IT HAD LEFT THE BAUM, SAID 'tHEY TOLD MARTIN !fOUR OWN 10:30 JOHNNY BOND GROUND, OFFICIALS SAID, AND THE AIR­ GOVERNMENT CAN PLAY A NAJOR ROLE BY 11:00 TURN BACK THE CLOCK CRAFT PLUNGED IN fLAMES INTO A HOLLOW­ CONTINUING ITS EFFORTS TO ~S5isr THE 11:25 MARSHALLESE NEWS ED-OUT AREA NEAR THE RUNWAY. P£OPLE OF ARGENTINA TO A BETTER liFE 11~30 IRA COO~ SHOW (MUSIC) OfFiCIALS OF TAXADER AIR LiNES IN AND BY CONTINUING TO EXPRESS ITS DEEP 12:00 NOON NEWS BOGOTA SAID THE PLANE WAS BELIEVED TO CONCERN OVER THE PRE~UD!CE AND V~OLENCE 12~05 P MWEATHER REPORT BE CARRYING 28 PASSENGERS AND THREE THAT HAVE ERUPTED UN THAT COUNTRY DUR­ 12: 15 NA LE I 0 HAWA I I CREw MEMBERS. CIVIL AEROf'lAuTIC AUTH­ 1 ING THE PAST FEW MONTHSo THE 12~30 SWINGIN YEARS ORITIES SAID ALL E~GHT SURVIVORS WERE I :00 NEWS SERIOUSLY INJURED 1~15 GUEST S1AR SOMEONE RID!~G HIGH 1:30 SHOP CONCERT INSPECTS PORTUGUESE INDUSTRY MADISON, WjStONSlt\I--SOMEONE IS RID- 3:30 !MAGE RUSSIA LiSBON, AUG. 24 {UPI)--IRAQI PUBLJC ING HIGH ON A CREDK1 CARD BELONGING TO 4~oo FLAIR WORKS MINISTER HASSAN RifAAT YESTERDAY MRS. BUR~ELL BOLEY OF MADISON, W!SCON­ 4~30 PAU HANA SERENADE TOuRfD COMPANHIA UN!AO FABRIL WORKS, SiN. S~NCE lHE CARD wAS ~TP~EN ~.IT 5.00 NEwS JUNE, THE THIEF HAS U5ED IT TO BUY TWO ONE OF PORTUGAL'S MA!~ INDUSTR!AL SETS OF TIRES AND SE\ERAL HUNDREB ~tigl- PI ANTe: ARS wOR-M or GAS AND 0 H.. ,'I THE OBSERVER BY PAT LANIIAS IN THE AMfRICAN LEAGUE LAST N!G~l, THe LAST PLACE BilLETING, SCALP!NG AROUND fOR THE!R fiRST VijCTORY 'N SIX SPORTS STARTS, fOUND THEUR VICTIM i~ THE FORM I~------I OF THE DOUGLAS AIR CRAfT MOUNTAiNBALL PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SEC1~ON SATURDAY 2) AUGuST i962 SQuAD. ~~~~~_L-______~~~~~~~~~~r~~~------~~~~~~~~--~L---~ BILlETdNG PULLED THE B~GGEST UPSET

NATIONAL lEAG~E ROJNDuE AMf.RuCAN lEAGUE ROUI\lOl,iP OF' THE SEASON BY DRUBB!NG THE UNDEfEA­ lED DOUGLAS 22-~2 iN A WiLD AND wOOLLY NEW VORK, AUGUST 24 (UP~)--SECOND NE~ YOR~, AUGUST 24 (UPI)--GEORGE GAME. 8ASEMA~ ERNIE 80~~AN, INSERTED aN THE T~OM~S SLUGGED A COUBlE TO SCORE LEE THE COMB!NED PITC~iNG OF GREG L!~EUP AS MANAGER Al DARK SOUGHT TO lHOMAS W~TH THE WIN~lNG RJN ~N THE ~3TH SCHIFFER AND AL KISHI WALKED A TOTAL S~AP l~E G~AN15 O~T Of TrlEIR RECENT ~N~~NG THURSDAY 10 G~VE THE Los ANGEl- Of 17 BATSMEN AND THE BASES WERE LOADED LO~iNG STREAK, DROVE ~N BOT~ RUNS YES­ ES A~GELS A CRUC"Al 5-4 VijCTORY OVER 5 DIFfERENT TINES. BILLET~NGSt R!CHARD TERDAV TO GiVE SAN fRANC!SCO A ~O-d~~­ THE LtAGUE-lEADiNG NEW YORK YANKEES. PERA_TA BLASTED A GRANDSLAM HOMER IN !~~ 2-~ VICTO~Y OVER THE NEW YORK ~ETS. TtlE COM£BACK VICTORY LEFT THE ANGELS THE BOTTOM OF THE 3RD AND DAViD AI~AU BO~MAN, HITTtNG ONLY .188 GOI~G O~LY F!VE GAMES BEH~ND THE YANKEES, CLEARED THE BASES iN lHE 6TH WiTH H~S iNTO THE GAME, REPLACED C~UCK HilLER WHO hAD WON THE fiRST T~O OF THE THREE- STANDING UP DOUBLE. SHORTSTOP DAViD AND H~T A rlOME RUN--H~S f~RST ~N ~H£ GAME SET. KAIWI DROVE ~N THREE RUNS WtTH lHREE MAJOR LEAaU~S--Off AL JACKSON !~ T~E RELIEF P!TCHER DAN OSINSKI TURNED SINGLESo ERNiE DOUBLED IN THE 6TH FuFTH ~NNiNG AND THE~ DROVE HOME l~[ ~N ~ BRulL~ANT PERfORM~NCE, SHUT1!NG 10 DR!VE ACROSS 3 MORE RUNS AND NEW­ W1NN~NG RUN WrtTH A UOTH-~NNiNG SiNGLE OUT THE POWERFUL YANKS WITh THREE HITS COMER ED BLAKE DOUBLED ~N THE SECOND THE V~CTORY WAS ONLY THE SECO~D FOR tN fuliE II·~NING$. ~N THE 12TH HE RE­ TO CLEAR THE BASES. AfT ER 4 rUll i NN­ lH[ GIA~TS ~N THEdR LlST EIGHT GAM~So T!RED Trl£ SIDE WITHOUT A RUN AFTER l~E iNGS OF PLAY, ClifF CLARK HURLED A TWO JUAN MARICHAl, P!tK~NG UP H~S 16-H YANKS LOADED THE BASES. HjTTER ALlOW~NG ONLY ONE RUN ACROSS VbCTORY, wENT ALL TME W~y '0 EDGE ~N THE LAST Of 'HE ij3rH, LEE THOMAS FOR DOUGLAS" JALKSON IN A r~GHT Pdltrl!NG DuEL, OPENED WJT~ A SuNGLE TO RJG~~ A~D WAS DOUGLAS' HARRY BURROUGH GOT ON WITH G!VING UP ON~Y r~~E HilS. FOR JACKSON SACRi~IC£D BY ltOh WAGNER BOB ROD- 3 DOUBLES ON FOUR TRIPS TO ThE PLATE IT WAS HJ~ ~7rH kOSS IN 23 DlC SIONS GERS WAS ~AlKED !NTENT~ONALlYJ BUT BiLL U11LiTY iNFIELDER JOrlN STEWARl CONNEC­ A~D H~S SECOND EXTRA-'NNING DEfr_' iN SiAFFDRD THEN GAVE UP A L~~E DRjVE lED A DOUBLE AND A PAIR Of S~NGLES A WEEK LA~l WEuNESDAY HE WENT ALL DOUBLE TO GEORGE THOMAS fOR THl DECHD- OSASHi OSHIBA, BERT YAMAMOTO, FERRON THE WAY ~ri!LE DROPP,NQ A ~5-iNNi~G I NG Ih.N. PAWN AND HARVEY Apo DiSPLAYED AN AnR­ GAt-'E, STAFFORD ~Ab lHE FOURTH AND LOSLNG TlGHT DEfENSE fOR BillETING ThROUGHOUT NEw YORK~S ONLY R~N O~f MAR!CHAL PiTCHER IN THE MARATHON, AF1ER SlARTER THE EN1! R E G,AML CAME ~N THE THiRD lNhlhG AND WAS ~N­ RALPH TERRY APPARENTLY HAD 1HE GAME BilLETING 22 RUhS, ~2 H~TS AND 6 EARII,jlD WON, 4-3, GO~NG iNTO THE EijGHlrl INN~NG ERRORS DOUGLAS 12 RUNS, ~3 HilS AND JHE C~NCiNNATI R~DS RE~A'NED A BUT THEN B1LLY MORAN HiT H!S ij51H HOMER 4 ER~ORS. HALr-GAME BEhiND fHt SECOND PLACE or THE 5EASO~ INTO THE LEFT FIELD WtNN~NG P1TCHER CLiFf CLARK Si , G~ANrs BY ROMPING PAST lYE tH~CAGO SEA~S TO T" rHE GAME AND rORCE IT ~N­ THE I..'JSER AI.. Kn SH! 0 CuBS, 14-3 V~DA PINSO~ AND GRODY TO EXTRA iNN~~3S. o •• !I U COlE~A~ EACH rlO~ERED AND DROvE ~N ~OvR ~T WAS lHE SECOND HOMER O~ THE GAME MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS RUNS PS rHE REDS SCORfD THEJR ~6TH rOR MORAN, WHO H~T ONE IN THE TH!RD V~CTORY Ih l~EtR LAST ~9 ~A~ES. JOE WII TH ALB! E PEARSON ON a,SE AfTER THE WON lOSl PCr. GB NUKHALL STARTED FOR CINCINNAT, SUT HE YANKEES HAD GONE IN f~ON1, 4-0. NA1HONAl l.EAGUE INJUR£D A TH~GH MJStLE kN rHE fOURTH ALL T~E YANKEE SCOqlNG CAME ~N ~HE Los ANGELES 83 4 5 .648 -- iNNkNG AND HAD TO lEAVE THE GAME IN FiRST TWO iNNiNGS Off ANGEL STARTER SAN FRANCISCO 79 48 .622 FAVOR Of JOHNhY KL~FPSTEnN, WHO GOT DEAN CHANCE pOP flY DOUBLE BY CuNCiNNATi .6!7 ~~ A 7~ 49 CREDiT fOR THE VhCTORY, ROGER MARiS SCORED BOBBY RICHARDSON IN p ~ TTSBURGH 583 ~ ROY McMILLAN DRO~E ~N fRANK BOLLiNG THE FIRST INN~NG AND ROOKIE TOM TRESH, 510 LOUiS ~9 §~ 5 4 3 ~ 31- wiTH A PiNCH-rlIT DOUBLE IN THE EiGHTH FEASTING ON Los ANGELES PITCHiNG, MILWAUKEE 70 .~43 ~ 3l iNN!NG AND EVENTUAllY SCORED THE WiN­ BOOMED HiS ~7rH fOUR-BAGGER IN lHE SE­ PHiLADELPHIA 62 g§ 73 22t NING RUN ON A GROUND OUT AS THE ~il­ CONDo TONY KUBEK AND BULL SKOWRON CHICAGO 4 7 8~ .367 36 WAUKEE BRAVES EDGED T~E ST. LOUiS SCORED AHEAD Of TRESH ON THE SHOT HOUSTON 45 82 354 37t CARD I NALS, 3-2 80B HENDLEY, WITH • AL KAL I NE HIT TWO HOME RUNS AND NEW YORK 32 96 250 5! RELIEF HELP FROM CLAUDE RAYMOND, GOT NORM CASH AND CHiCO FERNANDEZ ADDED AMER!CAN LEAGUE I-f~S N!NTH WiNo ONE EACH TO PACE THE DETROIT TijGERS NEW YORK 76 50 .603 -- Los ANGELES WAS AT PHaLADElPHIA AND TO AN 8-5 ViCTORY OVER THE CLEvELAND Los ANGELES 72 56 HOUSTON AT PITTSBURGI-f IN NbGHT GAMES. 56~ IND~ANS, THE T!GERS COMMITTED FIVE M!NNESOTA 58 55 ~ ERRORS, INCLUDING FOUR BY SlE~E BOROS CHiCAGO ~~ 62 ·5~6 H TO T~E A~ AMERiCAN LEAGUE RECORD fOR SA~ JOSE AND KANKAKEE DETRO!T 63 .~OO ARE L~TllE LEAGUE FuNAL~S'TS THIRD BASEMEN, AS ALL FIVE C~EVELAND BALTIMORE 61 ~~ o 88 : ~l. RUNS WERE UNEARNED. HANK AGUIRRE WON Cl EVELAND 60 472 W!~L!AMSPOR~, PA. AUGUST 24 (UP~)-­ 14 H;S 12TH GAME AGAINST fiVE LOSSES BOSTON 60 0469 SAN JOSE, CPLiF., YESTERDAY EARNED THE ~~ GENE CONLlY GAVr UP SIX HiTS WHilE KANSAS CITi 60 :~ R!GHT TO MEET KANK~KEE, ILL., FOR THE GOiNG ALL THE WAY TO PITCH THE BOS10N 45~ WASHiNGTON ~~ 79 • 37 2~ LiTTLE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES CHAMPION­ RED Sox TO AN 8-2 DECISION OVER THE SHIP TODAY WITH A 2-0 VICTORY OVER •• 0 0 0 0 KANSAS CITY ATHLETICSo EDD~E BRESSOUD MON1ERREY, MEXICO, AS VAUGHN TAKAHA MOUNlAINBALL SCHEDULES HOMERED FOR BOSTON WHilE GiNO C~MOLi PITCHED A ONE-HITTER SPOilED CON~EYYS BID FOR A SHuTOUT WiTH SAT. 6.00 UTiLITIES VS. FiL-AMERiCANS KANKAKEE REACHED THE F~NALS BY RAL­ A TwO-RUN HOMER IN THE NiNTH iT WAS SUNDAY 12~OO SPOILERS VS. C~ANCE VOUGHT LYING fOR S~~ RUNS IN THE FOURTH INN­ CONLEY~S 12Th VICTORY. 2~OO CROSSROADS VSo MIXERS iNG TO DEFEAT PiTMAN, NEW JERSEY, 9-5 WASHINGTON WAS AT M~NNESOTA FOR A 4~oo H!GH SCHOOL VSo FIRE COMETS IN THE OTHEP SEMI-FINAL GAME. TWI-N~GHT DOUBLEHEADER AND BALTiMORE 6:30 SPOILERS VS WECO KANKAKEE ~ND SAN JOSE WiLL MEET FOR AND CHICAGO W£R~ NOT SCHEDUL[D NOTE~ CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE DUE TO THE l!TLE AT 2 P M. EOr (i800 GMT) HEAVY WORK SCHEDULE. SATURDAY ~NVITATIONAL BOWLiNG LEAGUE MONDAY 6:00 BANK Of HAWAI' vs MARINE DEPAFH MENT HORSESHOE SCHEDULE SCHEDUL£ rOR SUNDAY 26 AUGUST 7~15 PM TUESDAY 6:00 CROSSROADS VS. AIR TRAFFIC 1-2 1£AM #3 vs. HOT DOGS SUNDAY 26 AUGUST 3-4 fOUR NUTS VC COTTON PICKERS BRANDON F~ELD PRACluCE !O~30 A.M ERNEST Goo VS. PAT LANiAS 5-6 RoC, KITS vs KATE i 0 P~Mo PAT BOiLE vs. PABLO DELO .3 7-8 FLINT STONES vS. REGULARS S~TURDAY OKOLEHAU SANTO~ SU"WAY SECURITY MONDAi ~~ AUGUsr W~lL DEFEND TlTLE MONDAY DOUGLAS 5~00 PQM~ OWiN BECKMAN VS. W~llY UMEDA TUESDAY OKOLEHAU TUESDAV 2~ AUGUST CO-MIDDLEWE~GHT CHAMP PAUL PENDER o 0 ('I 0 0 5·00 P~M~ PAl'''QO'flE 'IS, Ci-IARLEV !-Ie , HAS S1GNED TO DEFEND HiS lilLE AGA!NST NEW YORK--METS COACH SOLLY HEMUS WAS ,\j 0 • u OJ " UNBEATEN JOSE TORRES OF PUERTO R!CO ~~NED $75 BY NL PRESIDENT WARREN G!LES lONDO~ \\INOGNCES LOAN lYE TWO ARE. SlA1 ED TO MEET AT BOSTON ~ YESTERDAY FOR HIS RUN-IN Wjl~ THiRD 0 \ i GARD£~ NOVEMBER 2ND PENDER SHARES BASE UMF!RE rRANK WALSH IN lUESDAY'S L0 I\i D ~ , Al.J G " 2 \ l UP! ) - - T J-i E Go \f ER 1\1- Trl E TIT L. E. I,/lq T I-l GENE F U l L lI4 ER , wH 0 ~ S MENT TODAY A~'NOUN\ D '3 5 () SECOND GAME AGAINST THE PITTSBJRGH ''0 ~\ A tp 0 M \ I I i ~ R(,C,OGN! ZE:D AS CHAMP BY 1 HE WORL D 80x-

DEVELOPMENT lOAN T~ SO~1~(RN_ RHODESIA P~RATES. HE PROTESTED A FOUL CALL ~~~~~~~~JL11~N~G~A1~~t£o~Cl~A~T~iO~N~o ______L- ______------~ - PAGE 6 l-lOURGLASS SATURDAY 25 AUGUST !962 NOTICES mOVte~ :JonttiLt WANTED OCE.AN VIEW -- 51-'0\';7 'At 7:30 p.M~ WESTER~ ELECTRIC COMPANY NEEDS EX­ "TWO LOVES" C PERIENCED STENOGRAPHIC HELP~ I~ IN­ StjIR~EY M4CLArNE, LAUReNCE HARVEY--THE STORY RECOUNTS THE EX­ TEREST~D PLEASE CONTACT MRS. FRANCES PERlENCES OF A BE~OVED AMER!CAN K!NDERGARTEN TEACHER iN A PRiM~TqVE SECT JON KEOGH, EXT 480 JTO BUILDING. OF NEW ZEALAND AND rHE TWO LovES ~N HER LbFE.

To BUY PIANO. CALL MRS. SHATlKiN RICHARDSON -- SHOWTiM£ 7:30 PnMo AT 331 DURING WORKiNG HOURS. CONTACT "ESCAPE FRa.1 ZAI1RA j N" C & CS TRAILER i2 AFTER 5 PoM, YUl BRYNNER, SAL MINEO--THiS IS THE STORY OF A SMA~L GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO, W!Ll~NGLY AND ~NWiLLHNGLY, ACCOMPANY AN ARAB NAT~ONAliST LEADER ON A TUTOR IS DESIRED fOR A 6 YEAR-OLD - HIS DESPERATE DASH FOR fREEDOM ACROSS THE DESSERT TO THE PERS,jN GU~r60 THE HANDICAPPED GiRL. CONTACT MRS. WILSON PRINCIPALS, INVOLVED WITf-i A GANG OF' CUTTHROAT ARABS, ARE AN ENGliSh SPY, A TRAILER 119 OR MR. WILSON P~ONE 452 PRETTY AMBULANCE NURSE AND A YOUNG UoSu OIL MAN~ PLUS NEWS AND SPORTS DiGEST~

DURING WORKING HOURS o YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIlMES 7:00 PaM, AND 9:00 PoM. FOR SALE "ROAD TO HONG KONG" B & W S&W 0357 MAG., EXCELLEND CONDITION BING CROSBY, BOB HOPE--FILMED IN HONG KONG AND LONDONo BiNG READt TO f~RE WITH lARGEr AND REGULAR AND BOB GET !NVOLVED WITH A ROCKET SHIP WHICH FALLS !NTO THE HANDS OF A "THiRD GRIPS, $900 SEE FRED HAZARD AFTER 6, POWER" SENDING THEM AROuND THE WORLD AND LEAVING THEM IN HONG KONG fOR HkLAR­ GEN BARRACKS, 3RD DECK, 5TH DORM, BAY IOUS ADVENTURES.

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U .J ') ~ • ROXY -- SHOWTUMES 6:30 PoMo AND 8:30 P.Mu LADIES 26" B!KE - $25.00 AND PLAY "GRASS IS GREENER" CS PEN ~ $8 00 BOTH iN GOOD CONDITiON. CARY GRANT, DEBORAH KERR-~AN EARL AND HIS LADY TURN THEIR AN­ CALL 616 AFTER 5 P.M. CESTRAL ~OME INTO A TOURIST ATTRACTION, AND WHEN AN AMERICAN OilMAN VISITS THE PLACE HE AND THE COUNTESS ~ALL IN LOVE, iNTO THIS SCENE COMES AN OLD FLAME OF NEW HAMMARLUN~oHQ~I80C RECEIVER. THE EARL'S AND SHE SEEKS TO CONSOLE HIM. TRIPLE CONVERSiON, CONTINOUS TUNING FROM 54Mc. TO 30 Meso RECEIVES UPPER MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. AND LOWER SIDEBAND, AM&CW. PHONE -THE PURPLE Ii I LLS" 9-429. GENE NELSON, JoANNA BARNES, KENT TAYLOR, -- TREACHEROUS APACHE LANDo .AFlAME WITH GUN FOR GUN VENGEANCE. MASTERS OF THE CONGO JUNGLEoDTHE FOUND CALL OF THE WILD •• THE ADVENTURE OF THE JUNGLE •• oTHE THRILLS OF A LIFETIME! MANvS ROLEX WATCH fOUND AT THE A MOVIES SUNDAY TERMiNAL BUILDING THURSDAY EVENING, OCEAN VIEW -- "ESCAPE FRCM ZAHRAIN" SHOWTiME 7:30 PuMa CONTACT HARRY HAYNES 589 OR 5400 RICHARDSON -- "ROAD TO HONG KONG" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. YOKWE YUK -- "TWO LOVES" SHOWTIMES 1:00 P Mo AND 9:00 P.M. A llPPO LIGHTER WAS LEfT IN THE ROXY -- "HEY LETS TWIST" SHOWTIMES 6:30 P .. M. AND B:30 P.M. MA~NTENANCE CONTROL OfFICE. MAY BE JOEY DEE, TEDDY RANDAZZO--THE STORY is ABOUT THE NEW DANCE PICKED UP Ar THE TROUBLE DESK, PUBLIC PHASE CALLED THE TW!ST, IT ALSO TELLS ABOUT THE LIFE OF THE NEW TWI~T DANCER, WORKS OR CALL 5500 BU~LOING 804 JOEY DEE. THE STORY TAKES PLACE AT THE PEPPERMINT LOUNGE WHERE THE TWiST FIRST LOST STARTED. MAD CLUB -- "SUSAN SLADE" SHOWTIME 7:30 PaMa , A MAN'S WH$TE GOLD WEDDING BAND WAS Taoy DONAHUE, CONNIE STEVENS--TROY AND CoNNiE IN LOVE AGAIN. LOST AT DALLY FIELD THURSDAY EVENING. ALL THE OTHERS DIDN~T COUNT. ALL THAT HAPPENED NEVER HAPPENED. ALL SHE EVEq CONTACT ALEX AT THE FIRE STATION 5520 WANTED WAS ONE BOY. REWARD OF'FEREDo

'O"91,1tO CHURCH SERVICES CONTINUED ROI NAMUR MOVIES ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS THURSDAY, FRIDAY - 4:45 P.M IN THE SATURDAY 25 AUGUST 1962 8 P.M~ All ADULTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND CHAPE~ SATURDAY AT 8:30 AuMo IN THE ~AR HUNT" B&W JOHN SAXON, ROBERT THE ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS o THE CHAPEL REDFORD--THE STORY IS ABOUT THE MEMBERS CLASS MEETS EACH SUNDAY MORNtNG FROM CONFESSiONS--SATURDAY - 7 P M. TO OF UoS. SQUAD WAITING FOR ACTION u~rl­ ~O:oO TO 10:45 iN ROOM 8 OF THE SCHOO~ 8 P"M. MATELY CONCENTRATES ON TWO OF iTS MEM­ MRS o A~ QUINN AND MEL Fox ALTERNATE BERS. THESE ARE A REPLACEMENT NEW TO AS TEACHERS o CHURCH OF CHRiST SERVICES ARE HELD THE GROUPo A PRIVATE PLAYED BY ROBERT EAC~ LORD'S DAY AT 10 A M IN ROOM 10 REDfORD IN HIS SCREEN DEBUT, AND A SOL­ ~RSHALLESE WILL SPEAK OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. BIBLE DIER WHO IS NOT PARTICULARLY LIKED BY JUDE SAMSON, THE MARSHALLESE SCHOOL STUDY IS HELD is HELD AT I! A.M. SER­ HIS FELLOWS BUT WHO HAS EARNED THEIR TEACHER ~HOM T~E PROTESTANT CHAPEL .S VICES Will .ALSO BE HELD SUNDAY EVENING RESPECT THROUGH HIS NIGHTLY FORAY, BE­ YOND THE COMMUNiST lUNE DURING WHICH SENDI~G TO THE UN8VERSITY OF HAWAII, AT 6 P.M. HE HAS KILLED MANY OF THE ENEMY AND Si­ WILL SprA~ DURiNG CHURCH SERVICES TO­ MULTANEOUSLY GATHERED iMPORTANT DATA MORqOW o JEWISH SERVICES WILL BE HELD ON THE ON THEIR POSITIONS. PLUS flneOGO 1ST AND 3RD FRIDAY EVERY MONTH, 8 P.M. "THE PHANTOM HORSE" C AYAKO WAKAO, RADIO HAMS TO MEET AT THE CHAPEL. YUKOHIKO IWATORE--THE fiLM TELLS OF A MEETI~G OF THE AMATEUR RADIO CLUB PENTECOSTAL GRO~P MEETS IN lHE CHA­ NEIGHBORING FAMiLIES IN THE HORSE-BREED~ WILL BE HELD MONDAY NIGHT 27 AUGUST AT PEL EVERY SUNDAY AT 7:30 P M ING DISTRICT OF NORTHERN JAPAN WHO HAVE 7:30 OICLOCK IN THE KX6BU HAM SHACK. COLTS BORN AT THE SAME TIMEoo.AT THE (\ f U •• EPISCOPALIAN SERVICES ARE HELD MOTHERLESS SHIRAISHI RANCH; THE COLT EVERY TUESDA~ EVENING AT 7:00 P M !N ! S NAMED BY THE YOUNGEST SON, IWATORE, THE STATiON CHAPEL WHO LAVISHES ALL HIS AfFECTiON ON HIM. CHURCH SERVICES FRIENDLY RIVALRY DEVELOPES BETWEEN THE L.D.So SERVICES ARE HELD EACH SUN­ BOY AND HIS NEIGHBOR ABOUT THEIR HORS­ PROTESTANT DAY AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL ROOM II ES o REV DONALD S. DAUGHTRY AT THE FOLLOWING TiMES: PRj~STHOOD • D'VINE SERVICES - II A M. IN THE MEETING-8:30 A M., SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 SUNDAY 26 AUGUST 1962 8 P 9 M. M:£.'YlCR'AI_ CHAPEL. A.M. AND SACRtMENT MEETiNG 10:30 A M< "13 WEST STREET" B&W ALAN LADD, ROD ~~NOAY SCHOOL - to A M IN THE STEiGER--THiS IS THE STORY Of A STEEL GEC~GE SEI~Z SCHOOL. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES wiLL BE COMPANY WORKER WHO IS BADLY BEATEN BY FR\DAf, CHAPLAiN DAUGHTRY 7-30 P.~ HELD iN QTRS. 407-B THIS SUNDAV-10:30 A BAND Of TEENAGERffOR NO APPARENT REA­ Wlkl \EACrl THE ADULTS NEW TESTAMENT A.M SON. CLA5~~ IN ROOM 2 Of THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOO~ I')O.Q_O COURT OF HONOR TOMORROW MONDAY 27 AUGUST 1962 8 P oft., Boy SCOUT TROOP 135 WILL HOLD A RE­ "ATLANT IS THE LOST" C ANTHONY HALL, CATYOU~ COGNITION COURT OF HONOR TOMORROW EVE­ JOYCE TAYLOR--STORY OF A MYST~liOUS AND FATHER It F F£y ~ NING AT 1945 AT THE SCOUT HOUSE. ALL AMAZINGLY ADVANCED CIVILATIO~WHICH SlJNDAi ~':> - 7 A M AND 9 A.M. IN SCOUTS ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND. THE SANK INTO THE SEA, AND THE J

SUPPLEMENT #1 TO THE JULY 1962 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY SINGE THERE ARE FRESENllY NO FIRE BARNETTE, M. P PMR 2174 483 A 2204 REPORT~NG TELfPHONES iN THE lRA'LE~ AREA, WuLL~AM J. BISHEL, CH\EF FIRE BOSENBURY, f. P. WECO 9-325 417 A 679 ~NSPECTOR, ADViSES lRAILER RESIDENTS THAT TwO PUBLiC PHONES ARE ADJACENT TO BRIGHAM, M. TCT 2153 456 A 22~2 THE AREA. ONE IS NEXT 10 TRA!LER 23 ON PALM ROAD ~ND THE OTHER BY QUARTERS CADDEL.L, c. L. WECO 9-527 213 A 229~ 219-B. ALL OCCUPANTS SHOULD ACQUAiNT THEM­ CALVE.RT, D. E. DAC 9-551 485 A 682 SELVE~ ~~T~ THE LOCATiON OF THESE PUB­ Ll~ PHOh~5 To REPORT A fiRE, CAll 333 DAVIS, w. W reT 444 447 A 2450 PND GbVE NAME AND TRA~LER NUMBER TO FACILITATE f~RE DEPARTMENT RESPONSE. DEAL, J. TCT 579 448 B 2317 TUGBOAT TRIPS LABOR DAY EZRA, N. TeT SURf' 2165 106 517 FEMALES UNDER 18 AND MALES UNDER 21 YEARS OF AGE DESIRING TO MAKE THE TUG FOGLE, R E.L. JR. RCA 0 i 0 9-8-3 9 41 2380 BOAT TRIPS ON LABOR DAY, !F UNACCOMPA­ NIED BY PARENTS, MUST HAVE PARENTS S~GN GELZINIZ, P. P. JR. RCA B 4 9-8-348 460 237 A RELEASE AUTHORIZlNG THEIR GO!NG. ANY DEPENDENT UNDE~ ~5 MUST BE ACC~ HARALSON, E. H. WECO 9-371 424 A 2336 OMPANIED BY A PARENT RESERVATiONS SHOULD BE MADE EARLY SiNCE ONLY ABOUT HARRISON, R. G. GE 429 B 9-597 2359 200 PERSONS CA~ BE ACCOMODATED RES­ ERVATIONS MAY BE MADE Al THE SPECIAL KENNEDY, B CAPT. OAMe, PfO 402 A 2201 9-421 SERviCES OFr~CE DURING REGULAR WORKING HOURSo LAMMING, W. E. LT. USN 490 416 B 2364

LANIER, J. M. VRSD 472 490 B 2403 AN AUTO WAS DRiVEN FROM CANADA TO THE UNITED STATES AND STOPPED AT A MCCARDLE, J. B. TCT 427 SURF 106 517 COUNTRY F!LLING STAT~ON FOR GAS. THE ATTENDANT SlARED AT THE MANITOBA LICEN­ McCoY, M. B WECO 9-493 459 A 2258 SE PLATES AND MUTTERED, "SURE MADE A HELLUVA MESS SPELLING MON1ANA " MOIR, c. RCA 9-8-303 427 A 2224

NEWTON, R. P BTL 9-548 223 B 648

POWELL, L H. TCT 532 457 B 2325 RALSTON, K. E MIT LL 9-254 404 A 2372

ROMAINE, w. R. LIN LL 9-8-304 210 B 2264 RUDD, E. A. PfO 9-421 210 A 647

SANDLIAN, D. R. USN 2142 212 A 2292 SEBRING, P. B. MIT LL 9-8-313 206 A 2220 ~e SINGLETON, M.H MAJ. AOMC, PfO 9-421 214 A 2249

SMITH, A A. PMR 446 482 A 621 afL~fied

THOMAS, M. A. MIT LL 9-30 1 414 B 2332 \ ~~k TYLER, W R. USN 396 480 B 2471 \ ~?naJckd WILL IS, E. H. TeT 335 488 B 22'\3 ~ug~s~ 27, :962 through September 2) 1962 SPECIAL SERVICES ACTIVITY SHEET

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY mtJPSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 27 28 29 30 31 1 2

RICHARDSON 'IHEATER

BRiATH OF SCANDAL ZOTZ TEENAGE MILLIONAIRE RO~AN SPRING OF ~JlliRIAGE GO WAR HUNT 13 WEST STREET 1-'ffiS STONE ROUND + NEWS

YOKWE YU~ CLUB THEATER

20TZ TEENAGE ~fILLIONAlRE ROHAN SPRING OF BREATH OF WAR HUNT 13 WEST STREET MARRIAGE GO ~ffiS. STONE SCANDAL + ROUND NEWS

OCEAN VIEW THEATER

TEENAGE MILLIONAIRE ROMAN SPRING BREATH OF SCANDAL ZOTZ 13 WEST STREET MARRIAGE GO WAR HUNT OF MRS STONE ROUND

ROXY '!HEATER

HARRIAGE GO 13 WEST STREET WAR HUNT TEENAGE BREATH OF SCANDAL ZOTZ RO~.AN SPRING OF ROUND + MILLIONAIRE MRS STONE NEWS

BREATH OF SCANDAL -C John Gav1n, Soph1a Loren 98 :r-UNo DRAMA. ZOTZ -B & VI Tom Posden, Jul1a Meade 87 MIN. DRAMA TEENAGE ¥JLLIONAlRE -B & W Rocky Graz1no, J~y Clanton 84 MIN. COMEDY RO:tt.tAN SPRING OF MRS STONE -C warren Beatty, V1ve1n Le1gh 104 MINo DRAMA MARRIAGE GO ROUND -C-CS James Mason, Susan Hayward 98 MIN" COMEDY WAR HUNT -B & W John Saxon, Robert Redford 81 MIN .. DRAMA 13 WEST STREET -B & W Alan Ladd, Rod Ste1ger 80 MIN. DRAMA

TWO SHOWS WILL BE SHOWN NIGHTLY AT THE ROXY '!HEATER AND THE YOKTtlE YUK T'-fEATERII FIRST SHOW AT THE ROXY WILL

STA.RT AT 1830 AND THE SECOllID 1raIL START AT 2030 0 FIRST SHOW AT THE YOKWE YUK WILL START AT 1900 AND THE SECOND WIIL START AT 2100. WATCH THE HOURGLASS FOR CHANGES IN THE SECOND MOVIE TIME SCHEDULEo

THERE ARE HOVIES SHOWN AT NIDNIGHT AT THE YOI0,iE YUK CI UB THEATER EACH TUESDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHT 0 THE MIDNIGHT SHo\i WIIL FEATURE "TEENAGE MILLIONAIRE" AND ttBREA~ OF SCANDAL" THIS WEEK"

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ATLANTIS THE LOST SHADOW OF A CAT FIVE FINGER SAINTLY SINNERS G.I. BLUES 7 TJOrEN FANNY CONTINENT &XERCISE FROM HELL

DEPENDENT'S POOL

1000-1900 CLOSED 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900

BACHELORVS POOL

0700-2100 CLOSED 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100

BOWLING ALLEY

1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1700 1300-1700 1700-2200 1700-2200 1700-2200 1700-2200 1700-2200 1800-2200 1800-2200 LEAGUE NITE LEAGUE JUTE LEAGUE NITE LEAGUE NITE LEAGUE NITE OPEN BOWLIMJ. LEAGUE NITE

LIBRARY

0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 1300-1700 1200-21.30 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1800-2130

HOBBY SHOP 1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1300-1630 1200-1630 1730-1930 1730-1930 1730-1930 1730-1930 1730-2100 1730-2100 1730-2100

ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER

0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 CLOSED 1330-1730 1330-1730 1330-1730 1330-1730 1330-1730 1330-1730

CERAMICS SHOP

1900-2100 1900-2100

M:OUNTAINBALL IS FEATURED EVERY NIGHT AT DALLY FIELD TENNIS IS FEATURED EVERY NIGHT AT THE Y010fJE YUK TENNIS COURTS