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ZEUS TEST FIRED HURRICANE CARlA WORST EVER SEEN AT POINT MUGU ALONG TEXAS-LOUISIANA COAST POINT MUGU, CALIF., SEPT. 9 (UPI)-- A NIKE ZEUS MtSSILE, DESIGNED TO DE'END GALVESTON, TEXAS, SEPT. 10 (UPI)--HuRRICANE CARLA HURLED SHATTERING BLASTS THE UNITED STATES AGAINST NUCLEAR ATTACK Or WIND AND WATER AGAINST THE TEXAS-LoUISIANA GUlr COAST TODAY A$ A PRELUDE FROM SPACE, WAS TEST fiRED TODAY B~T TO ITS FULL 150-MILE-AN-HOUR fURY. PIERS AND BUILDINGS COLLAPSED AND RISING BLEW UP SIX SECONDS AfTER LAUNCH. TIDES BREACHED AT LEAST ONE DIKE. THE ARMY SAID "SOME TEST OBJECTIVES THE HEART OF THE MONSTEft STORM, WORST EVER SEEN ALONG THIS SECTION OF THE WERE MET" IN THE SHOT THAT USHERED IN A COAST, CHURNED CLOSER TO SHORE AND WAS EXPECTED TO HIT FULL fORCE AND CARRY NEW PHASE or TESTING fOR THE ARMY'S PERHAPS 100 MilES INLAND SOMEWHERE BETWEEN GALVESTON AND ARANSAS PASS, TEXAS. CONTROVERSIAL ANTI-MISSILE MiSSilE. HuRR f CANE WA~N I NGS WERE EXTENDED TO ALREADY-F'l .. OODED GRAND ISLE, LA. "TECHNICAL PROBLEMS" WERE BLAMED BY THE No CASUALTIES HAVE YET BEEN REPORTED BUT DAMAGE WAS EXPECTED TO 8E EXTEN­ ARMY FOR THE EXPLOSION. SIVE. THE ARMY ANNOUNCEMENT SAID THAT THE GALVESTON WAS BEING POUNDED BY 75-MILE-AN-HOUR WINDS AND WAVES CRASHING FLIGHT "TERMINATED" ArTER THE SECOND AGAINST S£AWALLS fORCED CLOSING OF ALL ESCAPE ROUTES. THE ISLAND CITY WAS STAGE HAD IGNITED. No ANNOUNCEMENT ~AS SEALED Off, ITS REMAINING PEOPLE fIGHTING flOODS AND PREPARING fOR WORSE TO MADE ON HOW HIGH THE SOLID-FUEL ZEUS COME. THE TIDE WAS ALMOST 8 rEET ABOVE NORMAL ANt MAY RISE TO 15 FEET. STREAKED BEfORE 'T EXPLODED BUT IT APPEARED TO BE ABOUT FEET. AN ESTIMATED 300,000 PEOPLE ---- 20,000 250,000 IN TEXAS AND 50,000 IN LA. THE fiRING FOLLOWED BY HAL' AN HOUR TIGHT CURB ON FLOW OF AN EXPLOSION OF THE SAMOS SKY SPY SAT­ ----flED YESTERDAY AND TODAY IN THE DEPENDENT TRAVEL Tn EUROPE GREATEST MASS EXODUS Of MODERN TIMES ELLITE AT POINT ARGUELLO, CALIF. IN THE FACE Or NATURAL CALAMITY. WASHINGTON, SePT. 9 (UPI)--THE THE ZEUS -- CAT-QUICK KILLER Of rEEDING AND SHELTERING THEM WAS A DEFENSE DEPARTMENT TODAY ORDERED ATOMIC-TIPPED ROCKETS -- WAS TESTED IN HERCULEAN TASK THAT INVOLVED MOVING 40,000 TROOPS ~O EUROPE AS RtINrORCE­ AN ATTEMPT TO MOVE CLOSER THE DAY WHEN PEOPLE TO CITIES AS FAR INLAND AS MENTS IN THE BERLIN CftISIS. IT ALSO IT COULD DEfEND U.S. TARGETS AGAINST DALLAS, 300 MILES INLAND. CLAMPED TIGHT CURBS ON THE FLOW Of NUCLEAR ATTACKS F'ftOM SPACE~ TID£S MOUNTING TO MORE THAN A MAN'S DEPENDENTS TO THE EUROPEAN THEATER. HEIGHT OVER NORMAL UNDERMINED PILINGS THE TRAVEL DEPENDENT SUSPENS10N AND LEVEES. AN EARTHEN LEVEE 0' THE STARTS NEXT MONTH EXCEPT FOR MEN RUSSIA EXPLODES 5TH AND OLD BRAZOS RIVER CHANNEL AT NEARLY­ ASSIGNED IN WEST BERLIN. THE PENTA- LARGEST ATOM t C BLAST DESERTED FREEPORT, TEXAS, WAS BREACH­ GOM INDICATED THAT THE EXCEPTION FOR WASHINGTON, SIPT. 10 (UPI)--THE Russ­ ED BY THE RELENTLESS PRESSURE. AT WEST BERLIN WAS BEING MADE rOR MORALE IANS EXPLODED OVER THE ARCTIC TODAY AN LEAST A FOOT OF WATER SURGED THROUGH PURPOSES. ATOMIC BLAST EQUAL TO SEVERAL MILLION THE ALMOST-DESERTED INDUSTRIAL CITY. THE ANNOUNCEMENT SAID SHIPPING, TONS OF TNT -- BY fAR THE LARGEST IN A "LAROE SECT tON" OF THE LEVEE GAVE HOUSING, MEDICAL AND OTHER NEIOS Of THEIR SERIES OF' RENEWED NUCLEAR WEAPONS WAY AND THERE WAS FEAR A SECOND THE 40,000 NEW TROOPS WOULO MAKE IT TESTS. (-'THWORKS MIGHT GO. IMPOSSt8LE TO SUPPLY BOTH T.EM AND THE U.S. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION SAID AuTHORITIES CALLED IN HEAVY EARTH THE DEPENDENTS. THIS fiFTH EXPLOSION IN THE CURRENT MOVIMG EQUIPMENT AND LOADS OF SEA­ THER'FORE, IT SAID IT WILL ~­ SERifS OCCURRED HIGH OVER AN ISLAND IN SH£l~' TO TRY TO SAVE THE SECOND QUIRE THAT TRA.SPORTATION or DEPEN­ THE VICINITY OF NOVAYA ZEMLYA, A SPOT LEVEl. DENTS TO EUROPE BE SUSPENDED UNTIL RUSSIA HAS USED IN THE PAST fOR TESTING CARLA MOVED NORTHWESTERLY UP THE 'URTHE~ NOTICE, COMMENCIMG ON OCT. 9, BIG NUCLEAR DEVICES. GU~F AND WAS LOCATED ABOUT 160 MILES 1961." TNI ORDER WILL APPLY TO CIVIL- THERE WAS IMMEDIATE SPECULATION THAT ALMOST DUE SOUTH OF GALVESTON, MOVING IAN GOVERNME"T EMPLOYES AS WILL AS THE 5H01 REPRESENTED A MAJOR STEP TO­ AT JO MILES AN HOUR 1M THE DIRECTION MiliTARY PERaONNEL. WARD DEVELOPING TRIGGER' 'OR THE 100 OF LAND. A DEPARTM£NT SPOKESMAN SAID SOME MEGATON SUPER 50Me SOVIET PREMIER KHRU­ HEAVY RAINS OF fROM 8 TO 15 INCHES 2,000 FAMILIES WILL 8E AFrECTED SHCHEV HAS THREATENED TO BUILD. ACCOMPANIED THE STORM AT ITS CENTER, IMMEDIATELY BY THE MOVE. THE AEC DECLINED TO SAY WHETHER TO­ AND ADVANCE RAINS LASHED THE SHORE •••••• DAyt S "SEVERAL MEGATON" BOMB MIGHT BE WITH FACE-STINGING fURY. or SUFfiCIENT FORCl AND HEAT TO DETON­ POLICE"EEk INTRUDER WHO ATE SO LARGE A WEAPON. BUT REP. CHET THE WEATHER B~REA~ AT NEW ORLEANS SET FIRl IN EMBASSY laSUED LA$T-MIN~TE APPEALS fOR HOLlfIED, D-CALIF., CHAIRMAN or THE PEOPLE TO LEAVE THE COAST. MOST HAD WASHINGToe. SEPT. 10 (UPI}--POlICE HOUSE-SENATE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMITTEE, DONE so. fOR MAM1 WHQ HAD NOT, IT EXPERTS Ta6ly WEIE SifTING CLUES SAID THE LARGER AN ATOMIC DEVICE, THE WAS TOO LATE AS SEAWATER ROSE OVER WHICH MAY HELP TO IDENTifY THE IN­ LARGER A HYDROGEN WEAPON IT CAN TOUCH ROADS AHD CAUSEWAYS. TRUDER -- OR INTRUDERS -- WHO rR'ED OFf. GALVESTON RECEIVED THt BRUNT or TO SET r1RE TO TNE SOVIET E_eAIIY TODAY'S BLAST PRESUMABLY WILL ADD TKE STORM IN ITS EARLY STAQES AND BUILDING HERE YESTERDAY. SUBSTANTIALLY TO RADIOACTIVE DEBR'S fLOODWATERS ROSE. ALL RESIDENTS WHO BUT POLICE Of riCtALI REF'US£D TO ALREADY DUMPED INTO THE ATMOSPHERE BY HAD NOT TAKEN SHELTER ON THE COASTAL DISCLOSE WHETHER THEY WERE MAKING THE EAILIER SOVIET SHOTS. SOME or THIS ISLAND, WERE URGED TO "R£-EVALWATE ANY PROGRESS WITH THEI. INVESTIGAT­ fALLOUT ALREADY HAS 'ILTERED DOWN ON THEIR SITUATIONS" AND SEEK SAfETY. ION. ANy COMMENT, POLICE or"CIALS NORTH AMERICA. BUT U.S. EXPERTS SAID GALVESTON CIVIL DE'ENSE DIRECTOR SAID, WOULD MAVE TO COME FROM TME THAT AS YET THIS POSED NO THREAT TO MILTON SCALES BROADCAST A WARNING [}£PAftTM£NT OF STATE. HEALTH. TNAT TWO-STORY MASONRY BUILDINGS TWE DEPARTMENT, HOWEVER, SAID IT IN THIS REGARD, SEN. KENNETH B. KEAT­ MIGHT ONLY "POSSIBLY" BE SAFE. HAD NO COMMENT TO MAKE. ING, R-N.Y., URGED THE GOVERNMENT TO GO THE WEATHER BUREAU WARNED THE THE FlRE WAS R[PORTEO BY THE Sov­ ALL-OUT IN SEEKING AIR PURIFICATION HURRICANE WOULD BE OF "LONG DURATION~ IET EMBASSY LAST NIGHT. SeVIET METHODS TO COMBAT RADIATION. HE SAlD THE DEAD "EYE" AT ITS CENTER ALONE CHt~ D'AFfAIRES MIKNAIL SMIRNOVSKY HE HAD ASKED THE AEC AND DEFENSE DEPT WAS 50 MILES ACROSS. CALLED ON SECRETARY Of STATE DEAN WHAT IS BEING DONE IN THJS FIELD WATER ROSE IN STREETS OF GALVESTON RUSK TO LODGE WHAT THE SOVIET EM­ As TO THE RUSSIAN SUPER BOMB PROJECT, DESPITE l6-fOOT SEAWALLS. WAVES BASSY CALLED "HIS STRONGEST PROTEST PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S ADVISERS HAVE CON­ SLASHED SMEETS Of IT HIG. IN TNE AIR AGAINST TMIS U~PftECEDEMTED CRIMINAL CLUDED AFTER A WEEK'. CAREfUL APPRAISAL AGAINST THE WALLS. IT WAS FEARED ACT." THAT THE WEAPON WOULD HAVE MORE PSYCHO­ ALMOST ALL THE ISLAND WOULD BE fLOOD­ THE FIRE WAS DISCOVERED ON THE LOGICAL THAN MILITARY WORTH. ED. ,SOME RESIDENTS ALREADY WERE CUT THIRD FLOOR or THE EMBASIY BUILDING THE EXPERTS CONIIDEREO A VARIETY or OFF' BY FLOQO WATEI. ON .6TH HW, A FEW BLOCKS FROM TME POTENTIAL MILITARY PURPOSE. rOR WHICH ENTIRE CITIES AND TOWNS WERE DE­ WHITE HOUSE AN EMBASSY SPOKESMAN THE HORROR BOMB COULD BE USED. IN SERTED ALL WHO REMAINED IN T"EM SAID IT WAS QUICKLY EXTINGUISHED BY ALMOST EVERY CASE THEY DECIDED THE DID SO AT THEIR OWN RISK AND WERE EMBASSY PERSONNEL. SOVIETS COULD ACHIEVE THE lAME END MoaE WARNED TO SEEK SHELTER IN TOP FLOORS •• EfrlCIENTLY WITH DIFFERENT MEANS or STURDY BVILDINa. AND SIT IT OUT. NEWS tTEMS rOft THE HOURGLASS? • •• CALL 214 OR 539. I"VEST IN U S SAVINGS BONDS ••••• ••• • • PAGE 2 HOURGLASS

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION ~f THE COMMANDING OFFICER, PACifiC MISSILE TERRORISTS FAIL IN DE GAULLE ASSASINATION ATTEMPT RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL PARIS, SEPT~ 9 (UPI) TERRGRISTS TRIEO TO BLOW UP PRESIDENT CHARLES DE ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU GAULLE'S CAR WITH A FIRE BOMB LAST NIGHT AS HE BROVE FROM PARIS TO HIS WEEK­ Of WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c END RETREAT, POLICE DISCLOSED TODAY WI TH THE TRANSPORT COW ANY Of TEXAS. DE GAULLE ESCAPED HARM BUT THE PRESIDENTIAL CAR WAS SLIGHTLY DAMAGED AND SMOKE-BLACKENED. THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY POLICE SAID THE BOMB ONLY CAUGHT fiRE AND DID NOT EXPLODE. IF IT HAD EX­ MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE PLODED PROPERLY, THEY SAID, IT COULD HAVE DESTROYED THE CAR AND ALL ITS fOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE OCCUPANTS. PUBL I CAT ION. DEADL I NE FOR NEWS ITEMS DE GAULLE, WITH HIS KNOWN CONTEMPT IS 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. FOR PERSONAL DANGER, WAS RELIABLY REPORTED TO HAVE DISMISSED THE spy SATELLITE EXPLODE~ON PAD THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT ATTEMPT WITH THE REMARK THAT niT WAS POINT ARGUELLO, CALif., SEPT. 9 TO EDIT ALL Copy RECEIVED fOR A BAD JOKE IN POOR TASTE" (UPI) A SAMOS SKY Spy SATELLITE BLEW PUBliCATION. HIS CAR DID NOT STOP WHEN TWE eOMS UP IN THREE RUMBLING EXPLOSIONS TODAY WENT orf, BUT RACED ON TO DE GAULLE'S WHEN THE AIR fORCE ATTEMPTED TO LAUNCH EDITOR - JOYCE RAWLES COUNTRY HOME AT COLOMBEy-LES-DEUX­ I T I NT. AN OIltB I T THA T WOULD HAVE ENLiSts 130 MILES SOUTHEAST OF PARIS. TAKEN IT OVER RUSSIA. ~ dACK PAAR AND THE POLICE SAID A MAN HAD BEEN THE BIG ATLAS BIOSTER WITH THE BERLIN QUESTION ARRESTED AT THE SCENE AND MADE A fULL 22-rOOT SLOBE-CIRCLING SATELLITE NEW YORK, SEPT. 9 (UPI) JACK PAARtS CONfESSION. BURST INTO FLAMES. THEY SPREAD IN A EfFORT TO CAN A LITTLE BERLIN CRISIS DETAILS OF THE CONfESSION WERE NOT MASSIVE WALL Of rlRE; COMPLETELY ATMOSPHERE fOR NEXT WEEK'S TELEVISION MADE PUBLIC aUT IT WAS GENERALLY ENVELOPING THE LAUNCH PAD AT THIS AUDIENCES TOUCHED 6ff A STORM Of ASSUMED THE BOMB--A CRUDELY-MADE ONE-­ NAVY MISSILE BASE 170 MILES NORTHWEST PROTEST IN NEWSPAPER EDITORIAL COLUMNS WAS THE WORK OF "KEEP ALGERIA FRENCH~ or Los ANGELES. TODAY EXTREMISTS OF THE SECRET ARMY ORGAN­ SOME 20 MINUTES AfTER THE EXPLOSION THE DEf~NSE DEPARTMENT ALREADY HAS IZTION (OAS). THE AIR fORCE, CHARGED WITH THE SAMOS ORDERED AN OFfiCIAL INVESTIGATION INTO THE INCIDENT FIRST WAS DISCLOSED PROGRAM, ANNOUNCED THAT THERE WERE WHY 50-BATTLE-READY U.S. TROOPS WERE IN AN OfFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL COMMUNI­ NO INJURIES FIREMEN MOVED IN ON SPECIALLY MUSTERED IN fRONT Of PAA.'S QUE THAT GAVE NO INDICATION THAT THE BLAZE EXTINGUISHED IT QUICKLY. TV CAMERAS ON THE TENSE EAST-WEST DE GAULLE'S CAR HAD BEEN DAMAGED. THE SAMOS, BILLED AS THE REPLACEMENT BERLIN B0RDERLINE LAST THURSDAY. BUT POLICE REPORTS SHOWED WHAT A FOR THE U2 SKY PLANE, IS DESIGNED TO DESPITE THE RISING CRITICISM, WHICH NEAR THING IT WAS--AND THE SPLIT CIRCLE THE EARTH IN A CONTINUOUS ALSe fOUND EXPRESSION IN THE HALLS SECOND TIMING INVOLVED THAT CAUGHT PICTURE-TAKING TOUR OF CONGRESS, THE NATIONAL BROADCASTING DE GAULLE 1 ! CAR BETWEEN HIS FORWARD TODAY's L~UNCH WAS TO HAVE BEEN THE COMPANY SAID THE CONTROVERSIAL MOTORCYCLES ESCORT AND THE REAR [S­ THIRD IN THE SAMGS SERIES. Of THE SEQUENCE WOULD BE SHOWN THIS TUESDAY SCORT. TWO PREVIOUS SAMOS SHOTS, ONE WENT AS SCHEDULED. THE SCENE WAS NEAR THE VILLAGE OF INTO ORBIT AND THE OTHER DID NOT THE VOLATILE PAAR, IN AN NBC RADIO CRANCEY. POLICE MOTORCYCLE OUTRIDERS AlTROUGH IT DID LEAVE ITS PAD. INTERVIEW TODAY, DISMISSED THE MOUNT­ AHEAD eF DE GAULLE HAD JUST PAsStD THE AIR fORCE SAID TODAY'S LAUNCHING ING PROTESTS OVER THE SHOW WITH THE OVER THE CREST or A HILL. THE MOTOR­ WAS TO HAVE TESTED THE PHOTOGRAPHIC PREDICTION IT WOULD GET "A HELL Of CYCLE REARGUARD BEHIND THE PRESIDENTIAL GEAR, BELIEVED SENSITIVE ENOUGH TO A RATING" CAR WAS A80UT 50 YARDS BACK WHEN DETERMINE DIFFERENT MAKES Of CARS HE DESCftleED THE CONGRESSIONAL THEY SAW A BURST OF fLAME FROM THE FROM PICTURES TAKEN MORE THAN 300 REACTION AS "HYSTERICAL" AND SAID SIDE OF THE ROAD, JUST AS THE PRESI­ MILES ABove THE EARTH. HE SAW NO REASON rOR fUSS 8EING ~ENTtS CAR "EACHED THE CREST. THE LAUNCHING HAD SEEN SCHEDULED RAISED ""EHIND MY BACK WHILE I AM POLICE RADIOS CARR1EO BY THE DESPITE THE CRITICAL WORLD POLITICAL OUT OF THE COUNTRY." MOTORCYCLISTS AND POLICE CARS IN THE SITUATION AND RECENT SOVIET OPPOSITION THE CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER, ECHOED CARAVAN IMMEDIATELY SENT OUT AN TO SAMOS AND ITS BROTHER PROGRAM-­ ASSISTANT SECRETARY Of DEfENSE ARTHUR ALARM, ALERTYING THE ADVANCE GUARD MIDAS, A SYSTEM TO DETECT THE fLIGHT SYLVESTER'S DJSCRIPTION Of THE INCI­ AS WELL AS LOCAL POLICE. OF ENEMY MISSILES. DENT AS A "DISGRACEfUL EPI50DE." As THE FLAME SPURTED, DE GAULLE'S No INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT HAS THE EDITORIAL WAS ENTITLED: "WRONG CHAUfFEUR JEAN FONTEUIL, WHO HAS BEEN REACHED ABOUT SATELLitE AND PLACE fOR A COMEDIAN." BEEN WITH TNE GENERAL FOR 20 YEARS, PLANE RECONNAISSANCE OVERfLIGHTS, BUT THE DETROIT FREE PRESS NOTED THE DID NOT SLOW DOWN THE MOTORCYCLE THE UNITED STATES VOL~~TARILY3TOPPED "REVULSION WHICH A GOOD MANY AMERICANS POLICE PAUSED JUST LONG ENOUGH TO fLIGHTS AfTER FRANCIS POWERS WAS MUST HAVE AT THE SPECTACLE Of A GRAVE, ENSURE THERE WAS NO rURTHER IMMED­ SHOT DOWN ON MAY DAY, 1960. DISTURBING CRISIS ONLY A SMALL INCI­ IATE DANGER, THEN CAUCHT UP WITH DENT AWAY rROM A WORLD WAR BEING DE GUALLE. u.s. EMBASSY OFFICIAL TURNED INTO A BACKDROP FOR A COMMER­ A CLAMP-DOWN ON THE OUTLAWED VISITS RED IMPRISONED STUDENT CIAL ENTERTAINER." SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATiON (OAS) MOSCOW, SEPT. 9 (UPI) A U.S. EMBASSY "BAD TASTE AND POOR JUDGMENT," .ESULTED FROM THE ATTEMPTED ASSASIN­ OFFICIAL WAS ALLOWED TO VISIT WILLIAM DECLARED THE NEWARK (N.J.) STAR­ ATION. MAKINEN, 22-YEAR-OLD AMERICAN STUDENT LEDGER "THE BORDER "ETWEEN THE TWO THE GUARD AROUND THE ELYSEE WAS SERVING EIGHT YEARS IN A SOVIET pRI­ BERLIN! IS A POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE BOLSTERED EVEN THOUGH DE GAULLE WAS SON ON CHARGES OF SPYING. PLACE--ANO HARDLY THE PROPER BACKDROP STILL AT HIS COUNTRY HOME HE IS JOSEPH B. NORBURY JR., SECOND fOR ENTERTAINMENT. THE STUNT CERTAIN­ DUE TO RETURN SOMETIME EARLY MONDAY. SECRETARY AT THE EMBASSY, RETURNED LY CONTRleUTED NOTHING TO A BETTER THE POLICE CARRIED SUBMACHINE GUNS TO Moscow TODAY AfTER SPENDING It UNDERSTANDING Of THE BERLIN PROBLEM AND NO ONE WAS PERMITTED ON THE HOURS WITH MAKINEN IN HIS JAIL CELL IN fACT, IT INCREASED TENSION." SIDE WALK AROUND THE ELYSEE. IN KIEV YESTERDAY eUT DELINED TO GIVE PASSERSBY WERE DIRECTED TO THE OUT ANY DETAILS Or HIS VISIT. MISS AMERICA CHOSEN OPPOSITE SIDE Of THE STREET A SPOKESMAN SAID THE DETAILS WOULD ATLANTIC CITY, SEPT. 10 (UPI) THE ATTEMPT ON DE GAULLE'S LifE BE RELEASED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT MARIA BEALE fLETCHER, 19, MISS WAS REVEALED TODAY 8Y INrORMATION IN WASHINGTON. AMERICA Or 1962 WAS A BACKSTAGE BABY MINISTER ROGER FREY. THE VISIT WAS UNIQUE IN THAT THE THE HAZEL-EYED, BRUNETTE MISS SOV I ETS HAVE RAREL Y ~EptM I TTED EMBASSY NORTH CAROLINA, WAS RAISED IN THE OFFICIALS TO VISIT AKERICANS tMPRISONE[ REAR 0F THEATERS WHILE HER PARENTS-­ NEW WAR MINISTER FOR BRAZIL IN RUSSIA, ALTHOUGH SUCH A RIGHT IS THEN THE DANCE TEAM Of BEALE AND BRASILIA, SEPT. 9 (uP) GEN. JOAO PROVIDED FOR BY TREATY. PEGGY FLETCHER-WERE ON TOUR. SEGADAS VIANA ASSUMED OffiCE OF JAILED U2 PtLOT FRANCIS GARY POWERS SME APPARENTLY PICKED UP THE DANC­ BRAZIL'S NEW WAR MINISTER TODAY WAS VISITED BY HIS FAMILY AND LAWYERS ING TALENT OF HER PARENTS MARIA OUTGOING WAR MINISTER MARSHAL BUT NO ONE FROM THE EMBASSY. PERfGRMED AS A SEMifiNALIST LAST ODYLIO DENYS DID NOT ATTEND THE MAKINEN, A NATIVE OF CHASSELL, MICH NIGHT 8Y DANCING TO A RECORDING OF BRIEf CEREMONY, BUT IN A SPECIAL WAS CONVICTED BY A SOVIET MILITARY HER OWN VOICE SINGING "SOMEBODY MESSAGE EXPRESSED HIS tlTRUST" IN COURT ON $EPT.5 ON CHAR~ES OF ESPION­ LOVES ME." SHE ALSO WAD BEEN A HIS SUCCESSOR AGE DURING A TOURIST VISIT TO RUSSIA. RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL ROCKETTE fOR DENYS SAID IN HIS MESSAGE, READ DUR­ THE PROSECUTION CLAIMED HE CONfESSED SIX MONTHS. ING THE INAUGURAL CEREMeNY, THAT 1 WHEN MAK I NEN' S COIllV I CTION WAS THE FLETCHERS WATCHED fROM NEARBY AffiRM WITH HUMILITY AND CLEAR CON­ ANNOUNCED THE STATE DEPARTMENT PROTEST­ AS THEIR DAUGHTER SAT ON HER THRONE, SClENCE THAT I DID MY DUTY UNTIL THE to AND DENIED HE WAS A U.Sr~SPY SMILING fOR PHOTOGRAPHERS. END ASSURING fiRMLY PEACE or THE BRAZILIAN fAMILY n .. ~ - Page 3 HOURGLASS Monday 11 1 tember 1961 CLEAN UP CAMPAIGN FOR KWAJALEIN WELCOME ABOARD If you have noticed increased activity around the Island re- Kwajalein passenvers arrivin~ cently, it is probably part of a long range program, set in mo- yesterday aboard the World Air- tion by Captain Holmberg, to clean up unsightly areas and keep ways, MATS contract carrier, them clean. fll~ht incluced: To expedite this pro~ram, Navy enlisted men are being utilized, USN - Lcdr. D. C. Fridley re- after hours and on weekends, under temporary part time cont1~acts turned froM T:JY. LtjE H. L. with TCT. Botkin aI1d 'Tife, !n.ita, returned The first project was to clean (cont'd from col.l) from leave. up around the Richardson Theater Mr. Goo applted a pressu~e U.S. Army - ~/S~t. Joseph and to raze the old, partial bandare to the patient's arm, Sibley arrive! for a tour of building by the Chapel formerly while Mr. Finn, who speaks flu- duty. used as a Sunday School. The ent Japanese, acted as t~ans- RCA - W. S. Blair 1S enroute completion of the new, air con- lator, plus medic, for the Jap- to Roi Namur. ditioned School Building makes anese speaking crew. Chance Vou~ht - Carl A. Kirke­ available a better place for Dr. Temple said this morning gaard and Larence V. Russell are Sunday School. The men who did that between 75 and 100 stitches new islan1 employees. this work did a thorough job in were required for the shark lac- Bank of Hawaii - Vincent a short period of time. As a erations. He said that although Breitenberger and his wife, Anne, result, the entire recreation the patient had lost a little are here to relieve Mr. and Mrs. area around the Richarson Theate ~muscle tissue he was never in Tom Fly Wilen they go on leave ~will be in far better condition shock from loss of blood. First the middle of October. They are for the U.S.O. show scheduled aid had been administered aboard st8ying with Mrs. Breitenberfer's for Sunday, September 17th. the ship which Dr. Temple termed parpnts, Mr. and Mrs. George Also, there will be less chance smazing - a Japanese plaster ap- Carmlchael. of soft ball players spraining plied directly over the open Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard - ankles on empty cans, which have wound which prev~rted any ~reat Wather H. Y. Tom is here on TDY. been removed from the ball dia- loss of blood. American Electric - Frank monds and outfields. The tuna ship will continue Fajardan returned from leave. There are many other areas fishing in this area for the Harry K. Yoshimura, Daniel S. that have become overgrown with next several days until it is Campbell, and Frank C. Scesney vines and weeds during this known when Mr. Sasaki will be are new a~riV8ls enroute to Rot rainy season and that need cut- released from the Station Hos- Namur. ting and clearing. Also rusty pital. Hawaii Testln[ Lab. - T. H. and unsifhtly items that have . ...•. Vaughn is here on TDY. been allowed to remain for long BICYCLES Westinghouse Elec. Corp. - periods should be removed. The John R. Bailey is enroute to Roi long range clean-up program is While not as letha] 8~ motor Namur. deSigned to clear these areas as vehicJes, bicycles can and have TCT - Lawrence Engoring is a quickly as time and manpower caused serious injury to both new employee. John W. Judy is will permit. We should have a pedestrians and riders. For a new employee enroute to Roi more pleasant and more beautiful your own safety and that of Namur. Returning from leave Island as a result. others it is best to follow tre were Hatsuichi Oshiro, James I. There is another way in which gen?rally a~cepted bicycle "Rule~Kawaguichi, Delphino Luat. everyone can help to improve our of the Roan, some of which are: .••.•• Island. Tha t is by not throwing: BLcycles should not be ridrJen DEATH Tt'KES LEO CARR I LLO empty cans, paper and debris on or parked on sldewalks. .... the ground, <30 that some one els~~ Do not ride after dark without Santa Monica, Calif. Sept. 10 must come along to pick them up. a light on the front and a lir,ht (UPI)-Actor Leo Carrillo, a des- Trash cans and Dempster DumpsterlO~ reflector on the rear. cendant of the Spanish Dons whose are placed where needed. It Keep to the right side of the great grandfather was first pro­ usually takes just a few steps r~ad as close to the sho~lder as visional governor of California, to reach a trash can to deposit ;s safe. If th~re are two or died at his home here today. He trash. Please cooperate by us- more riders stay in sinfJe file. was 81. ing these cans for their deSigne) The same hand Signals used by Carrillo died at 5:55 p.m. PDT purpose so that we can keep our vehicle drivers apply to bike (005~ GMT). His daughter, Marie Island clean. Also since Demp- riders. (It is particularly im- Antoinette, and brother Ottie ster Dumpsters act as breeding portant to use the left turn were at his bedside. spots for flies keeping the doorssignal and also to look to the The flamboyant actor who gal- closed will help minimize the rear before starting a left turn loped across movie and television fly population. to be sure your way is clear). screens in scores of western ...... You may prevent injury to your", films and in his spare time rode SHARK BITTEN FISHERMAN IN self anj others if you always his beloved stallions in parades, GOOD CONDITION AT KWAJ HOSPITAL ri1e so thay you can stop within succumbed to cancer. the distance you can see is He had been in a coma for sev- A Japanese fisherman, suffer- clear. It is smart to use extra eral rlays and his physician, Dr. ing from a shark bite wound on caution when approaching blind Albert Koky, s~id he passed away his left forearm is, at present, corners or narrow passageways. peacefully. in very food condi~ion at the Be careful about leaving your ...... Station Hospital, Dr. Geortre bike in front of doorways or in PAAR TV SHOvv CAU~E Temple reported this morning. areas where people have to walk OF COL. BEING RELIEVED OF DUTY Navy Communications received or work - tripping over a bike a message from ComHawSeaFron, can cause a serious injury. ~~shington, Sept. 9 (UPI)-The late yesterday that a crew mem- Bike riding is good exercise '""efense Depc:rtment announced to­ ber of the Kinei Maru had been and can provide a lot of enjoy­ \1ay the A.rmy ras relieved one bitten by a shark while pullinf ment - do it safely - Please? officer of his 1uties and admon­ in a fishin~ line. The injured •••.•. ished another as a result of its man is Kinji Sasaki, 24. TMe BREkKE'S BULLETIN BDARO investiration of t~e circumstan­ Kinei Maru's homeport is Kam- Monday, 11 Sept. at 6:00 p.m. ces surrounding the filming of a maichi Kigan, Tokyo. Sportsmen vs WECO Rangers Jack Paar teleVision show in Ber­ Permission had been received c8ncellec due to work schedule, ltn. from the Trust Te~~~tory, Mari- rep1aced by Sparrows (formerly The de r 1rtment sali that Lt. anas, for the Japar:se tuna boat HaWks) vs Supply. Col. DalJps Hoadley, information to proceed to Kwaj~1ein area for Tuesday, 12 Sept. at 6:00 p.m officer of the Berlin command, medical aid. Navy Comrnunicationb Supply vs VaCabonds "las been relieved "for improper not1fied TCT's Marl~e Department Wednesday, 13, Sept. at 6 pm performan::!e of duty. " an(~ the crash boat las immedi8 t- Gardenaires vs WECO Rang-ers Col. John R. Deale, Jr., Com­ ely dispatched to r;ck up Mr...... • manding Officer, Second Battle Sasaki. Group, Sixth Infantry, was ad­ Crash Boat Skippc" EY'nie 010ver The temperature will be high monishea by the Commanain~ Gen­ was accompanied l--y Ernie Goo ?n(j at 87 degrees and low at 78 de­ eral of the Berlin Command lIfor Larry Finn, meclic3.} te,'hpicians crees. Relative humidity will exercisin'" poor jUie-ement." of the St~tio! -- Sr-Lt?l.) ran1?e from 85% to 7Cf/o. 1 t------,:"..;.--\con next col. Page 4 HOURGLASS CHICAGD-BOUND AIRLINER JFK ORDERS PREPARATIONS TO ASSIST COMMUNITIES THREATENED BY CARLA CRASH TAKES 82 LIVES Hyannjs Por~, Mees. Sent. 10 (UPI)-P-esident Ke~nedy to~ay or- 4ered t~C8 -seals fe1era' p~eparatlons to assist Tex2s & Loui~­ Shannon, Ireland, Sept. 10 iana Gulf C'"'qS~ cO'lp'r,~.ri+-'t~s trrqatenE:~ c:r Hurr 2.can o C2" .... a. (UPI)-Rescvers searched through Start i)"('1' .. r t~ toc ....,y ·,,1 ~:;r. :h~ 3+;orm VIas eXp~t;ter: or') S: am into the slime of tre Shannon RIver the southf'r"l1 T2XG.~ rrr'''inlan~, tre Chj~;f EX9(lutive 821Je'';! for fre- estuary tonight for the bodies 1uent renortJ on tD~ 7tov~~ent an' impa~t of Carla. of 82 persons killed when their - Last ni~ht t~9 Pr8~iie~t telenhonei Gov. Price Daniel and off­ Chicago-bound airliner crashed ered full facilities of the Federal Government to cope with pos­ in fOE early today. sible storm iama~e. Members of Kennedy's staff also telephoned As the first 63 broken bodies similar assurances of assistance to Gov. Jimmie Davis of Louis­ were brought to the shore, off­ iana. icials said they had no idea why Today, Press Secretary Pierre S "WAR CR IM I NALS" EXECUTED the chartered Dc6 President air­ Salinger said the White House lines craft plunged into the es- had alerted a number of Federal Santa Clara, Cuba, Sept. 9 tuary within minutes of a "norm- agencies which may be called up­ (UPI)-Five "war criminals" al" takeoff from Shannon airport~ on to rush emergency assistance captured in the abortive April It was the worst air disaster to the storm area if the winds invasion of Cuba were executed in the history of the British strike with expected impact. by a firing squad shortly after Isles. Salinger said the Army had midnight today. At least four members of the been alerted to assist in relo­ The five men were sentenced six-member crew were American. cation and housing for families by Revolutionary Tribunal here The passengers were farmers evicted by the hurricane. The late last night. Their ap- industrialists and tourists; in- Commerce Department was ready to peals were denied in a matter cluding 65 Germans, seven Austri~ speed road repairs and the ~gri­ of minutes, and barely two ans, two Swiss and two Dutch. culture Department was alerted hours after the court announc- They were en route from Duessel­ for possible emergency food ed its decision they were shot. dorf, Germany, to Gander, New- needs. Nine others tried with them foundland, and Chicago. Salinger saii the Office Of were sentenced to 30-year pri- The passenger list was expecte\~ Emergency Planning (OEP), the son terms. to be released late tonight by Coast Guard and the Departments Today's executions were the the German firm which charter­ of Interior and Health, Educat1or. first announced by the govern- ed the airliner. and Welfare also were part of ment since late April, a few Officials seeking a cause for storm planning. days after the start of the the disaster pointed out that: On this sunny late summer Sun­ invasion. --The plane was delayed here day the President and his wife (There have been recurrent by some form of mechanical trou- Jacqueline went to 10 a.m. Mass reports of unannounced execu- ble for almost eight hours. at St. Francis Xavier church in tions in Cuba. In Lima on --Eyewitnesses said the plane' nearby Hyannis where several Thursday, Cuban refugees char- engines seemed unusually loud. spectators ~athered to see the ged that 83 persons were shot --The pilot gave no indication first lady. in their homeland last week, of trouble. After church, the President and in Caracas today it was --Just before the crash, the returned to his home where his reported that 16 Venezuelans pilot apparently banked to the Military ~ide, Maj. Gen. Chester have been killed by Premier left, instead of to the right as V. Clifton, reviewed overnight Fidel Castro's firing squads on the flight plan. intelligence reports from around this year.) --Two loud "thuds" followed the world. Salinger said there ••.•.. the crash and some of the bodies was no White House reaction to GUIDED MISSilE CRUISER looked as if they might have bee} the latest call by Soviet Pre­ U.S.S. lONG BEACH COMMISSIONED blown apart by an explosion. mier Nlkita S. Khrushchev for I But the actual reason for the East-West negotiations to settle Boston, Sept. 10 (UPI)-The crash remained a mystery as im­ the Berlin crisis. Navy yesterday commissioned penetrable as the tidal water an( Shortly after noon, the Chief the guided missile cruiser slime which rolled over the air­ Executive and his family left U.S.S. Long Beach, a nuclear liner at dusk, and halted all on their cruiser Marlin for a powered racehorse of the sea. rescue operations for the night. recreational afternoon on Nan­ Talos missiles towered over The airport's special rescue tucket Sound in bright sunshine the fantail of the 721 ·foot squad rushed to the scene when that has eluded Kennedy on some craft and terrier misbiles were the plane crashed and found only of his recent Cape Cod weekends. at the bow of the ship, which one survivor--an injured 23-year The President was expected to cost $321 million. old girl trying tt swim to shore fly back to vTashington tomorrow. Navy Secretary John B. She was brought to the river banl~ On Tuesday he will receive Pres­ Connally, who attended the whispered an act of contrition ident Sukarno of Indonesia. ceremonies, gave no hint of into a priest's ear, and died...... the future missions of the Long All the rest apparently died POLICE HALT DEMONSTRATION Beach, but said her range is immediately. OF CUBAf.J EXILES "practically unlimited and she As the morning tide ebbed to will be traveling the sea at the sea, rescuers waded 100 yard~ Miami, Sept. 9 (UPI)-More than an unprecedented speed." to the smashed plane, its tail 500 Cuban exiles, shouting "Jane's fighting ships," the section and part of its fuselage "lynch them ... kill them," charged British publication on the pointing grotesquely to the sky, a group of Havana-bound passen­ world's Navies, said her speed its nose jammed into the muddy gers at MIam1 International aIr­ is 45 knots. river bank. port today, but were haJted by Capt. Eugene P. Wilkinson, The rear of the p1ane was al­ police. Commander of the ship and a most sawed in half. The forward The exiles were awaiting ar­ native of the California city part and cockpit had telescoped. rival of a special refugee flight for Which she was named, said Heaps of twisted metal blocked from Cuba when they spotted four her range was more than his old the rescuers' path to many of men and three women--two of the command, the submarine U.S.S. the victims. women carryin~ babies--at an air­ NautilUS, which once cruised Several bodies, thrown clear line counter checking in for a 62,000 miles on a single nu­ by the crash, lay half-buried flight to Havana. clear core. in the sucking mUd. The force The crowd apparently took the Congressional sources said of impact had ripped the clothes passengers for Fidel Castro the Long Beach could actually off some and they lay garbed onl~ supporters because the men wore cruise three times around the in the estuary mUd. black and red sports shirts, tre world without refuelin~, per­ Other bodies were smashed al­ colors of the Castro movement. haps as far as 140,000 miles. most beyond recognition. But Police encircled the passengers many were hardly marred and ap­ and escorted them safely away. Hong Kong;·S~pt. 9 (AP)-Two peared to have died by shock or There were no actual blows and more cases of Cholera were re­ drowning. no injuries. Police said the ported in this British colony Inside the plane, bodies lay crowd quieted quickly after the during the last 24 hours, bring strewn around the aisles or passengers were removed. ing the tota1 number of cases slumned over the safety belts. to date to 12 3. HOURGLASS SPORTS steTION MONDAY )EPTEMBER 19 I •PAGE 5 THE SPECTATOR BY JIM CHRISTENSEN BALL GAMES OVER THE WEEKEND INCLUDED S COUPLE OF TEAMS IN THE TOP FOUR IN THE MOUNTAINBALL LEAGUE, A VOLLEY- l-__ =-__ ~~~~~=UNf===A=I=~===L==SCHE=='=DUl===E~MA__ Y__ BE__ F_O_U_N_D __ ON__ P_A_G_E~ __~ ______~~-; BALL GAME AND AN UNANNOUNCED FAST PITCH SOFTBALL GAME BETWEEN VISITING EBEYE MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ROUNDUPS LUCKY LAGERS AND TNE KINI Po Pots THE SPOftTSMEN WERE OUT IN FOACE TO AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE MEET AND DEFEAT THE VAGABONDS ON THE (UPI) ROGER MARIS SLAMMED HIS 56TH (UPI) FRANK ROBINSONt~ TWO-OUT MOUNTAINBALL FIELD SATURDAY. THE HOME RUN, WHICH ENABLED HIM AND MICKEY SINGLE IN THE 12TH INNING SCORED LEO GAME WAS HIGHLIGHTED BY A HOME RUN MANTLE TO BREAK A COMBINED BABE RUTH­ CARDENAS WITH THE RUN THAT GAVE THE BY B. SATURNIO OF THE SPORTSMEN AND Lou GEHRIG HOMER RECORD, AND THEN THE LEAGUE-LEADIH8 CINCINNATI REDS A A LONG FLY-OUT THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN NEW YORK YANKEES STAGED A FOUR-AUN 4-3 VICTORY OVER THE ST. LOUIS CAR­ A HOMER BY THE VAGABONDS JIMMY REIMER RALLY IN THE NINTH INNING SATURDAY DINALS SATURDAY AHEAD FROM START TO FINSH, THE TO 8EAT CLEVELAND, 8-7, FOR THEIR CARDENAS L~D OFF THE INNING WITH SPORTSMEN GENERALLY OVER RAN THE VAGA­ 10TH STRAIGHT VICTORY A DOUBLE OFr AL CICOTTE. ArTER BONDS, DESPITE THE SMOOTH PLAYING OF MARIS' HOMER, A 4oo-FOOT DRIVE INTO BILL HENRY AND EDDIE KASKO STRUCK THE VAGABONDS REGULAR MEMSERS. THE RI~HT-CENT£ArIELD BEACHERS WITH OUT, VADA PINSON WALKED TO SET THE VAGA80NDS 000 002 1 10 I THE eASES EMPTY IN THE SEVENTH, WAS STAGE FOR ROBINSON'S GAME-WINNING SPORTSMEN THE lo8TH HE AND MANTLE HAVE HIT HIT. 300 120 X 12 3 TOGETHER THIS YEAR, SURPASSIN& THE THE VICTORY WENT TO HENRY, WHO SUPPLY ~TAYED IN THE RUNNING fOR THE RUTH-GEHRIG TOTAL OF 107 IN 1927 BLANKED THE CARDS THE LAST THREE FIRST PLACE SPOT BY DEFEATING THE KINI WHICH WAS THE RECORD FOR HOMERS BY INNINGS IT WAS HIS SECOND WIN Po Po's ON SUNDAY AT 4·00. SUPPLY'S TWO TrAM-MATES IN ONE SEASON AGAINST ONE LOSS. CICOTTE TOOK OVER HAWKES HIT A HOME RUN IN THE SECOND IN THE 12TH FOR ED BAUTA, WHO HAD SHUT INNING TO SCORE THE THIRD RUN OF THE (RUTH, WITH 60 HOMERS, AND GEHRIG OUT THE REDS FO~ FIVE STRAIGHT INNINGS. GAME FOR SUPPLY AND CUBA HIT ANOTHER WITH 47, SET THE RECORD OF 107 PITCHER KEN JOHNSON'S BASES~LOADED HOMER IN THE SIXTH FOR SUPPLY. HOMER BY TWO PLAYERS ON THE SAME SINGLE OFf CARD STARTER CURT SIMMONS THE KINI Po Pots D. BORELIZ HIT A TEAM IN A SINGLE SEASON IN 1927. GAVE THr REDS A 2-0 LEAD IN THE HOMER IN THE TOP OF THE FOURTH BUT MARIS NOW HAS 56 AND MANTLE 52. FOURTH INNING. THE CARDS GOT ONE OF IT DIDN'T HELP ENOUGH TO STOP THE MARIS' 56TH HOMER CAME IN THE THE RUNS BACK IN THE FIFTH ON CARL FRISKY SUPPLYERS FROM WINNING THE GAME YANKEES' 142ND GAME. RUTH HIT SAWATSKI'S NINTH HOMER or THE SEASON. AND MOVING UP TO OCCUpy THE THIRD HIS 56TH HOMER OF 1927 IN HIS 149TH A FREAK DOUBLE BY PINCH HITTER REO PLACE SPOT ALL ALONE WITH AN EVEN .700 GAME ) SCHOENDIENST AND PASSED BALL BY PERCENTAGE. THE GARDENAIRES HAVE YET CATCHER JERRY ZIMMERMAN ENABLED THE TO PLAY FIVE GAMES TO SUPPLY'S FOUR, JOHN BLANCHARD HIT HIS 19TH HOMER CARDS TO TAKE 3-2 LEAD IN THE TOP OF so THE MOVE TO THIRD PLACE BY SUPPLY AND ELSTON HOWARD HIS 17TH HOMER F"OR THE SEVENTH. DOESN'T MEAN TOO MUCH.. ••• YET THE YANKEES, BUT TH! BIT RUNS WERE JOE TORRE SINGLED HOME THE WINNING XlMI THE FOUR SCORED IN THf NINTH INNING, RUN IN THE EIGHTH TO GIVE THE MlLW4UKE Po Pots 011 110 0 4 14 I WITH THE WINNING TALLV CROSSING THE BRAVES A 4-3 COMf-FROM-BEHIND VICTORY SUPPLY 211311 X 9 13 2 PLATE ON BILL SKOWRON'S SACRAFICE OVER THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES AT COUNTY THE WECO RANGERS STOMPEr) 1I0NOEEN FLY. STADIUM PIRATE RELIEFER ELROY FACE wiTH A BARRAGE OF HITS AND RUNS TO THE HOMERS av MARIS, BLANCHA~D, ALLOWED A LEAD OFF DOUBLE TO HANK BUILD UP A SAFE 34-5 SCORE FOR THE AND HoWARD ftA' SED THE YANKEE TEAM AARON AND THEN BOBBLED FRANK THOMAS' GAME SUNDAY NIGHT AT 6.00 THE BOM­ TOTAL TO 216, ONLY ~IVE SHY OF THE SACRIFICE BuNT PERMITTING AARON TO BARDMENT OF HITS ey THE RANGERS INCLUD­ MAJOR-LEAGUE RECORD HELD BY 1947 SCORE AND THOMAS TO GO TO SECOND. ED HOME RUNS BY FAULK, BRINKLEY, WEIVELL GIANTS AND 1956 REDS TORRE DROVE A DOUBLE TO RIGHT TO BRING AND PETERSON, ALSO TRIPLES BY WEJVELL MARIS IS NOW SEVEN GAMES AHEAD OF IN THOMAS WITH THE WINNING RUN. DICK AND FAULK. THE RUTH RECORD PACE AND MANTLE, WHO STUART HOMERED rOR THE PIRATES IN THE LONGEST INNING OF THE GAME, WHICH HAD ONE HIT IN THREE OFFICIAL TRIPS, SIXTH. COULD BE CLASSIFIED AS A NEW RECORD FOR NOW IS TWO GAMES BEHIND RUTH. MANTLE JIM OWENS FIVE HITTER AND DON DE­ LENGTH FOR A SINGLE INNING WAS THE HAS 52 HOMERS. METER'S THREE-RUN HOMER PROPELLED THE FOURTH INNING, IN WHICH THE VISITING THE YANKEES, TRAILING BY THREE RUNS, P ILADELPH1A PHILLIES TO A 6-2 WECO RANGERS SCORED 14 RUNS 7-4, GOING INTO THE NINTH, LAUNCHED TRIUMPH OVER THE CHICAGO CUBS AT THEIR WINNING OFPENSIVE WHEN HECTOR WRIGLEY FIELD. OWENS WALKED ONLY ONE WECO RANGERS 360 14/56 0 34 28 2 LOPEZ LED OFr WITH A PINCH TRIPLE. AND HELD THE CUBS SCORELESS POR FIVE HONDEEN 202 0 01 0 5 II 4 BoeBv R I CHA RDSON DROVE HIM HOME WITH FRAMES TO UP HIS RECORD TO 4-9. TH l UNANNOUNCED ~ AST PITCH SOFTBALL A eUNT SINGLE AND INDIANS' STARTER THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS SCORED GAME BETWEEN THE (SEYE LUCKY LAGERS JIM GRANT WAS REPLACED BY DICK THREE \UNEARNED RUNS IN THE EIGHTH AND THl KINI Po Pots SAW THE KINI Po STIGMAN, WHO MADE A WILD PITCH AND INNING ON THREE MISCUES BY THE Los Pots DEfEAT THE LAGE~5 20-9. MICHAEL THEN WALKED TONY KUBEK. ANGELES SECOND BASE COMBINATION TO HIT A HOMER FOR THE VISITING EBEYE WHEN STIGMAN THREW TWO BALLS TO COP A 9-6 VICTORY OVER THE DODGERS TEAM TO THE KINI Pc PO'S NONE~ BUT IT MARIS, HE WAS REPLACED ey FRANK FUNK, AT CANDLESTICK PARK. WITH ONE OUT AND WAS TO NO AVAIL. THE KINI Po Po's WHO RETIRED MARIS ON AN INfiELD OUT, THE S~ORE TIED 6-6, CHARLEV NEAL eOOTE MANAGED TO DRIVE ACROSS TWENTy ~UNS, BOTH RUNNE~ MOVING UP. WITH FIRST FELIPE ALOUfS GROUNDEP ERN1E BoWMAN MOSTLY ON WALKS. BASE OPEN, MANTLE WAS INTENTIONALLY FOLLOWED WITH A TRIPLE TO KNOCK IN THE WALKED AS THE CROWD Of 17,161 eOOED. DECIDINQ RUN. EBEYE LUCKY LAGERS 301 050 a 9 10 B! ANrHARD, HOWEVER, LINED A GROUND­ THE STANDINGS KINI Po PO's 701 29' X 20 9 RULE DOUBLE TO RIGHT TO SEND IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE TYING RUNS. ArTER HOWARD WAS INTEN­ IN VOLLEYBALL, TH( LEAGUE WINNING WON LOST PCT GIS TIONALLY WALKED, SKOWRON FLIED TO SPIKERS FOUR DEFEATED THE EeEYE BLUE CINCINNATI 84 600 RIGHT AND MANTLE SCORED THE WINNING 56 Sox ON SATURDAY IN TWO SETS, 15-8 AND RUN Los ANGELES 78 56 582 3 MI LWAUKEE bl 15-4. LUIS ARROYO, WHO RECOVERED fROM 75 ·551 7 THIS WAS AN EXHIBITION GAME. SAN FRANCISCO 2 62 A SEVENTH-INNING BATTER1NG, PITCHED 7 ·537 9 ST LOUIS 66 12 SCORELESS BALL IN THE FINAL TWO INNINGS ~15 __ SUNDAY'S BASEBALL SCORES PITTSBURGH 68 TO PICK UP HIS 14TH VICTORY ~~ 93 15 WASHINGTON 000 000 002 2 0 CH I CAGO .431 THE DETROIT TIGERS SNAPPED AN 78 23t BALTIMORE 101 010 OOX g I PHILADELPHIA 3 EIGHT-GAME LOSING STREAK WITH A 3-1 ~6 97 292 42t CLEVELAND 204 000 000 6 12 0 VICTORY OVER THE BoSTON RED Sox. AMER I CAN LEAGUE DETROIT HOPPED ON IKE DELOCK FOR TWO NEW YORK 060 000 01X 7 \0 0 NEW YORK 96 45 .681 RUNS IN THE SECOND INNING ON A SINGLE DETROIT 000 201 112 10 I DETROIT 86 .610 10 BY NORM CASH, A TRIPLE BY STEVE BOROS 55 BOSTON 420 110 oox ~ 15 0 AND A SINGLE BY DICK BROWN RONNIE BALTIMORE 86 .5~3 .2 KLINE WAS CREDITED WITH HIS SIXTH CH IC AGO 78 g§ ·5 5 19 ST. LOUIS 000 002 000 2 2 0 VICTORY ALTHOUGH HE NEEDED HELP FROM CLEVELAND 71 .~oo 2~ CINCINNATI 100 013 oox 5 9 I TERRY Fox IN THE EIGHTH. BOSTON ~~ 79 2 ~ HARMON KILLEBREW'S 41ST HOMER BROKE Los ANGELES 61 ~ .43~ 3g DEPENDING UPON THE MAJOR LEAGUE BASE- A SEVENTH INNING TIE AND GAVE THE MINNESOTA 59 80 42 BALL RESULTS, AFRS KWAJALEIN WILL BEGIN MINNESOTA TWINS A 5-4 VICTORY OVER THE KANSAS CITY 52 88 ·371 ~3t RUNNING IMPORTANT GAMES ON SUNDAY KANSAS CITY ATHLETICS WASHINGTON 51 91 359 45-! AF"TERNOONS. IMPORTANT GAME ONLY

-'------~---- -~-- I PAGE 6 HOURGLASS MONDAY III NOTICES MOVlfSi TOMIGHT FOR SALE: Two NEW BIKE TIRES & TWO RICHARDSON - "BOUNTY HUNTER·----~RA~QO~~H SCOTT, DOLOR,S DORN & MARIE WINDSOR NEW TUBES SIZE 26 X 2.125. CALL 396 A w£stt... THA ILLER A8O\IT _A MAN WHO HUNTS OUT­ DURING WORKING HOURS. ~ST MOVIE 7:30 PM LAWS F"m PAY TH I SIS THE STORY Of A MAN WHO •• •• 2ND Mov I E 8:50 PM IS HIRED TO 'IND THREE BANDITS WHO HAVE BE­ NOT I CE TO ALL OCCUPANTS OF F ~ I LY COME RESPECTABLE CITIZENS Of A WESTERN COM- HOUSES: To RELIEVE THE PRESENT SHORT­ MUNITY IN ORDER TO HIDE THEIR PAST CRIMES. AGE OF SOME ITEMS OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI­ 2ND MOVIE "CAN-CAN" TURE ALL RATTAN HOUSEHOLD TYPE COUCHES IIIII THAT ARE BEING USED AS OUTSIDE PATIO CROSSROADS - "LITTLE SAVAGE"----PEDRO AMENDARIZ & RODOLFO Hoyos- A eUCCANEER FURNITURE WILL BE PICKED UP. THEY AND A YOUNG BOY LIVE TOGETHER FOR MANY YEARS WILL BE RE-HABED AND PLACED IN HOUSES ON A DESERTED ISLAND. BUT, AFTER THE BOY TO BE OCCUPIED BY NEW ARRIVALS. WHEN GROWS INTO MANHOOD, GREED AND A LOVELY WOMAN YOUR COUCH IS PICKED UP IT WILL BE SEPARATl: THEM. TAKEN OFF YOUR INVENTORY. #/1111 ... , ... YOKWE YUK - "GIRL RUSH" ------ROSALIND RUSSELL, fERNANDO LAMAS & EDDIE ALL WORK ING PERSONNEL ARE REM I NDED ALBERT. Roz RUSSELL, DE'UNCT GAMBLER'S DAUGH­ TO CARRY THE IR IDENT IF ICAT ION BADGES TER DETERMINED TO COLLECT AN INHERITANCE, IS OR C()4PANY IDENT IF ICAT ION CARDS AT BESET BY SNARES AND SNAGS. EVENTUALLY THE ALL TIMES AND BE PREPARED TO PRESENT ADDED ROMANTIC AND BUSINESS AffAIRS TAKE ON THEM IF REQUESTED TO DO SO. SOME DEGREE OF SANITY, BUT NOT BEfORE EVERY •••••• HILARIOUS SITUATION HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY EX~ FOR SALE: CROWN 8 MM MOVIE CAMERA PLORED. AND FLOOD LAMP ATTA6HNENTS. HAS ONLY HAD ONE ROLL Or FILN RUN THROUGH IT. GENERAL MESS MENU AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE VERY REASONABLE PRICE fOR THESE ITEMS. TUESDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 1961 MONDAY II SEPTEMBER 1961 CALL GENE BREKKE FROM 9 - 2:30 P.M. BREAKfAST 5:00 P.M. JIM ANECHE POP CONCERT AT 420 C~ILLED FRUIT JUICE b:OO P.M. NEWS •••••• CHILLED FRESH FRUIT 6:15 P.M. LATIN QuARTER TCT BOWLING CAPTAINS WILL MEET TUES. AsS'T. COLD CEREAL 6:30 P.M. LIFE 0' RILEY 6:30 P.N. ON THE 2ND FLOOR SPECIAL GRILLED BACON CURLS 7:00 P.M. IRA COOK SERVICES BUILDING (NEXT TO ATHLETIC EGGS TO ORDER 7:30 P.M. SPORTS DESK GEAR LOCKER) HASH BROWNED POTATOES 7·~5 P.M. SILHOUETTES IN JAZZ •••••• STEAMED RICE 8;00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND ANYONE INTERESTED IN JOINING A DANISH PASTRIES 8:30 P.M. SUSPENSE CAMERA CLUB SHOULD CALL SPEC I AL HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM 9:00 P.M. NEWS SERVICES PHONE 331. CHILLED MILK - COfrEE 9:15 P.M. MARV MADISON, MIKESIDE •••••• 10:00 P.M. MEET THE PRESS THE REGULAR MEETING Of THE PACMISRAN DINNER 10:15 P.M. MAR V MADISON, CONTtD. SQUARE & C().1PASS CLUB WILL BE HE LD TO­ BEEf BARLEY SouP 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF NIGHT AT THE COMMUNITY HOUSE--AT 7:30 BREADED VEAL CUTLETS P.M.; PROGRAM fOR THE EVENING WILL IN­ CREAMED WHIPPED POTATOES TUESDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 1961 CLUDE A fEATURED GUEST SPEAKER. ALL WK CORN 6:00 A.M. NEWS MASTER MASONS ARE URGED TO ATTEND. CREAMED AsPARAGUS 6:05 A.M. OKOLE MALUNA (BOTTOMS Up) DON'T fORGET - TONIGHT AT 7:30 P.M. COUNTRY GRAVY 6:30 A.M. NEWS COMMUNITY HOUSE. TOSSED CHEf'S SALAD 6:45 A.M. OKOLE MALUNA, CONT'D. •••••• FRENCH DRESSING 7: 15 A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE WANTED TO BUY - BICYCLE. PHONE 583. STEAMED RICE 7:30 A.M. DON McNEilL'S BREAKfAST CLUB JOE DEVEAS. PEACH TURNOVERS 8:00 A.M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES •••••• CHILLED MILK - CorFEE 8:30 A.M. My TRUE STORY FOR INFORMAT ION ABOUT PLANE ARR IVAlS FRUIT PUNCH 9: 10 A.M. INTERLUDE AND DEPARTURES, CALL MATS TRAFF 1C, 9:30 A.M. MOORE - CROSBY - CLOONEY TELEPHONE 589. Tt£ OLD NlI4BER (231) SUPPER 10:00 A.M. ARTHUR GqDfREY IS BEING REMOVED. MEXICAN BEAN SOUP 10:30 A.M. RHYTHM ROUNDUP •••••• SHOYU CHICKEN f 1:00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK THE 'OlLOWING BOAT SCHEDULE FOR PORK & BEEF CHOP SUEY II :30 A.M. MUSICAL MENU ENNYLABEGAN AND GUGEEGU£ IS NOW IN EGG tRIED RICE 12:00 NOON NEWS EFfECT: SAUTED CABBAGE 12:05 P.M. MUSICAL INTERLUDE LEAVE KWAJALEIN fOR GUGEEGUE 7:30 BLACKEYED PEAS W/BACON 12: 15 P.M. GUEST STAR A.M. & 3 P.M., MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. LETTUCE WEDGES W/DRESS. 12:3° P.M. FLAIR LEAVE KWAJALEIN fOR ENNYLABEGAN 7:30 STEAMED RICE 1:00 P.M. NEWS A.M. & 3 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. ICED VANILLA CAKE I: 15 P.M. SHOPPE CONCERT RETURN - LEAVE GUGEEGUE fOR KWAJAL­ COLD DRrNK 2:55 P.M. NEWS EIN 8:30 A.M. & 4 P.M., MONDAY THROUGH CHILLED MILK - COffEE 3:00 P.M. JOY Boys SATURDAY. 3:30 P.M. HERE's HOLLYWOOD RETURN - LEAVE ENNYLABEGAN fOR KWAJA­ SPECIAL SERVICES NEED PART-TIME ~:OO P.M. THE SWINGIN' YEARS LEIN 8:30 A.M. & 4 P.M., MONDAY BOWLING ALLEY OPERATOR. CALL OR SEE 4:30 P.M. SONGS Of THE ISLANDS THROUGH SATURDAY. JOHN COLEMAN, SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE •••••• OR PHONE 331 • WESTERN ELECTR IC C(J4PANY HAS OPEN­ •••••• INGS FOR QUALIFIED CLERK-TYPISTS SQUARE DANC 1NG WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT AND STENOGRAPt£RS. FULL T .ME WORK. YOKWE YUK CLUB - BEGINNERS PRACTICE CONT ACT F H. FELL BY CAlL I NG 30 I , AT 8 P.M. DANCING BEGINS 8:30 P.M. ~P:P~fEB~~NrE EXT AND CONTINUES 'TIL II P.M. COME AND YOK1olE YUK CLUB 445. , PLAC~ •••••• JOIN THE fUN • TIME: 9 P.M. TO I A.M. SATURDAY, BRIDGE TONIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB, ...... SEPTEMBER 16TH. 7:30 P.M. NEW ITEMS FOR THE HOURGLASS! CALL TICKETS: $2.50 PER PERSON INCLUDES: •••••• 214 BY 10 A.M. DAY OF DESIRED PUBLI­ COCKTAILS - 9 TO 12 AND WANTED TO HIRE: CLERK-TYPIST FOR CATION. NOTICES SHOULD BY RECEIVED BREAKFAST - 11:30 TO I A M. FULL T tME EMPLOYMENT. CALL JIM BY 4 P.M. DAY BEfORE DESIRED PUBLI­ DILLION AT 596 OR 235. CATION. MAX IMtJ.1 CAPAC ITY 300 - GET TICKETS NOI! ••••• • ••••• F"ROM BINGO TONIGHT AT THE MAD CLUB AT WANTED: ADULT BABY SITTER FOR TWO JUDY PAUL MAJ. HENRY PAUL 7:30 P.M. FOR ENLISTED PERSONNEL ONLY. GIRLS, AGE 4 YEARS AND 5 YEARS. HOURS TRANSIENT HOTEL JTO BUILDING ••••• 7 A.M TO 12:15 P.M. WEEK DAYS. ALL SUE ESTABROOK FRANK FELL BINGO EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT 8 P.M. AT OAY SATURDAY PLEASE CALL MRS HOSPITAL JTO BUILDING THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. BINGO EVERY K'TTRJDGE AT 301 OR 784 A'TER 6 P.M ALTA BuTRIMAS LCDR ZENISEK WEDNESDAY NIGHT 8 P M AT THE CROSS­ ••••• COMMISSARY ADMIN ROADS CLUB. CROQUET SETS, TABLE TENNIS SETS AND MOLLY MIKA, YOKWE YUK CLUB •••••• HORSESHOES ARE AVAILABLE AT THE RESERVATIONS MAY BE MADE AT THE CLUB. RELIABLE 12 YEAR OLD BOY WILL BABY SPECIAL SERVICES ATHLETIC GEA~ LOCKER. •••• SIT. 50¢ AN HOUR. CALL 682. ALSO WEIGHTS fOR OUTDOOR SHUffLEBOARD (LOCATED BEHIND SP£CIAL SERVIC£S BLOQ~