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VOL. 3 No. 1023 KWAJALEIN 1 MARSHAlL ISLANDS MoNDAY 22 JANUARY 1962 GLENN'S ORBIT WEDNESDAY HINGES ITALY REPORTED TO BE PREPARING TO TRY ON BALKY SPACE CAPSULE & WEATHER BULGARIAN PILOT ON ESPIONAGE CHARGES CAPE CANAVERAL, JAN. 21 (UPI)~AMERI­ cAts PLANS TO ROCKET ASTRONAUT JOHN H ACQUAVIVA, ITALY, JAN. 21 (UPI)-ITALY WAS REPORTEe TODAY TO aE PREPARING TO GLENN JR. INTO ORBIT AROUND THE EARTH TRY A BULGARIAN AIR fORCE PILOT ON ESPIONAGE CHARGES DESPITE HIS STORY HE WEDNESDAY HINGED TODAY ON A BALKY SPACE CRASH LANDED HIS Spy PLANE 600 YARDS FROM A SUPER-SECRET NATO MISSiLE BASE IN CAPSULE AND TRICKY WINTER WEATHER. A BID fOR POLITICAL ASYLUM. THE LAST 72 HOURS ARE THE LONGEST AND U.S. AND ITALIAN COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE AGENTS QUESTIONED H'M NON-STOP iN A MOST DIFFICULT. IN THIS PERIOD THE LOCAL HOSPITAL HERE AND OBVIOUSLY DID NOT BELIEVE ArS STORY. HIS PLANE WAS MYRIAD ELECTRICAL PARTS AND SEVEN MILES JAMMED WITH CAMERAS AND SECRET EQUIPMENT SIMILAR TO THAT CARRIED SY U2 PI~OT OF WIRING ABOARD THE CAPSULE AND THE FRANCIS GARY POWERS, AND HE PASSED UP CHANCES TO LAND AT TWO AIRPORTSo 50,000 MOVING PARTS INSIDE THE ATLAS THE PILOT WAS IDENTIfiED AS 22-YEAR-OLD MILUSC SOLAKOV, A 2ND LIEUTENANT ROCKET BOOSTER MUST CHECK OUT PERFECTLY IN THE BULGARtAN AIR FORCE 11TH fiGHTER AND RECONNAISSANCE SQUADRON, THE BEfORE THE MAN CAN GO A~Rb. ITALIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY ANNOUNCED. IT SAID~'T WOULD ISSUE AN OF~IC!AL COM­ GLENN, A 40-YEAR-OLD MARINE LIEUTEN­ MUNIQuE ON THE CASE TOMORROW. ANT COLONEL WHO SAID HE IS "ANXIOUS" SOLAKOV FLEW IN HIGH OVER THE ADRIATIC YESTERDAY IN A fLIGHT OF FOUR PLANES, 10 MAKE THE TRIP, CONTINUED PREPARAT­ PEELED OFr, AND LANIED IN AN OLIVE GROVE 30 MILES SOUTH Of BARI IN A MANEUVER IONS FOR HIS 81,OOO-MILE, THREE-ORBIT THAT IMMEDIATELY RECALLED THE Pow, •• CASE. POWERS IS SERVING A 10-YEAR SE~~~N-

FLIGHT THROUGH SPACE BY JOGGING TWO CE IN RUSSIA. I MILES ACROSS THE SANOY BEACHES OF CAPE TODAY, ITALY LODGED A fORMAL COMPLAINT WITH BULGARIA OVER THE INCURSiON, AND C~NAVERAL EARLY TODAY. INfORMED SOURCES SAID Spy CHARGES WOULD BE LODGED AGAINST SOLAKOV ~f A STUDY GLENN LEfT THE CAPE THIS MORNING TO Of HIS SECRET EQUIPMENT AND THE FILMS HE CARRIED PROVED HE WAS A SPY. ATTEND SERVICES AT THE RIVERSIDE PRES­ WHILE U.S. AGENTS JOINED ITALIAN OfFICIALS AT HIS BEDSIDE, THE CAMEqAS AND BfTERIAN CHURCH IN NEARBY COCOA BEACH. fiLM WERE FLOWN TO ROME TO BE PROCESSED AND STUDIED. OfFICIALS BELnEVED T~EY A CROWD Of AUTOGRAPH SEEKERS AWAITED WOULD FIND RECORDS Of A Spy MISSION CARRIED OUT BY THE SPECIALLY BUILT AND HiM. HE RETURNED TO TM' CAPE IMMEDI­ EQUIPPED SOVIET MIG. ATELY AFTER CHURCH. THE BULGARIAN MISSION IN ROM~ AD­ fOR GLENN, THE PROJECT HUNORED~Of • WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF * MITTED THAT THE PLANE WAS A BULGAR!A~ MERCURY SCIENTISTS WHO ARE WORKING TO MIG 17 BUT SAID THAT THE PLANE "WAS PUT HI~ INTO ORBIT AND THE THOUSANDS BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL fORCED Off ITS COURSE AND TqWARD iTALY Of VISIT.RS WHO HAVE JAMMED THE NEARBY TWIN LAKES, COLORADO--SIX BODIES HAvt BY 8AD WEATHER WITHOUT THE PILOT REAL­ BEACH AREAS TO AWAIT THE RESULTS,' THE BEEN RECOVERED fOLLOWING A GIANT SNOW­ IZING WHAT WAS HAPPENING". TH~ a!s­ wEATHER THREATENED TO BE THE BIGGEST SLtDE WHICH aURIED THE OCCUPANTS OF TWO TANCE FROM BULGARIA TO ITALY IS ABOUT HEADACHE. CABINS AT TWIN LAKES, COLORADO, UNDER 300 MILES. • THE WEATHER DEMANDS FOR THE ORSITAL TONS Of SNOW. THE SLIDE RUMBLED DOWN A BULGARIAN 8P~KISMAN SAID SOLAKOV FLIGHT ARE STiff. fOR LAUNCH-TIME AT MoUNT ELBERT AND BURIED THE CABINS UN­ WAS A RELATIVELY INEXPERIENCED PilOT THE CAPE, THE SKIES WILL HAVE TO BE DER 14 fEET Of SNOW. Two PERSONS HAVE WHO WOULD NOT BE ENTRUSTED WIT~ A Dif­ ALMOST CLOUDLESS.- SIMULTANEOUSLY, THE BEEN RESCUED, THREE OTHERS ARE .ELIEVED FICULT RECONNAISSANCE JOB. THE SPOKES~ WEATHER HAS TO BE GOOD AND THE SEAS STILL TRAPPED UNDER THE SNOW THE MAN SAID THE PILOT TRIED TO ~AND ON A SMOOTH IN THE THREE POSSIBLE LANDING SLIDE MOVED AT AN ESTIMATED 150 MILES ROAD WHEN HE rOUND HE WAS LOST AND AREAS--500 MILES EAST AND 500 MILES AN HOUR AFTER IT COLLAPSED orf THE DENIED THAT THE PLANE WAS "ADAPTASLE II SOUTH OF BERMUDA, AND 800 MILES SOUTH­ SLOPES OF THE 14-THOUSAND 431-fOOT TO AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE" EAST Of CAPE CANAVERAL. MOUNTAIN, THE HIGHEST IN COLORADO. THE PILOT WAS REPORTED IN flQune: IN THE CAPE AREA, JANUARY AND FE.RUAR~ GOOD" CONDITION .ESPITE MULTIPLE IN­ WEATHER IS NOTORIOUSLY "PRETTY BAD." DENVER--THE DENVER WEATHER BUREAU JURIES BUT WAS STILL SUFFERING FROM BUT THE U.S. WEATHER BUREAU IN MIAMI BLAMES WINDS Of MORE THAN 70 MILES AN SHOCK HE WAS ABLE TO ANSWER QUEST­ PRESENTED AN OPTIMISTIC WEATHER PICT­ HOUR fOR THE GIANT SN&W~LIDE WHICH IONS BY ITALIAN INTELLIGENCE AGENTS URE TODAY. THUNDERED DOWN MoUNT ELBERT. As ONE AND TWO U.S. OrrJCERS WHO RUSHED HERE "THE WEATHER PATTERN OVER THE ATLANTIC FORECASTER SAID, "WINDS OF THAT STRENG­ fROM ROME TO TRY TO FIND OUT HOW MUCH IS SHAPING UP BETTER THAN NORMAL FOR TH REALLY CHURN THINGS UP AT THAT ALTI­ THE COMMUNISTS KNEW A80UT THE U.S. Mia-WINTER," THE REPORT SAID. TUDE." HE SAID MORE THAN SEVEN FEET MISSILE BASES. " •• THE OVERALL PATTERN IS RELATIVE­ Of SNOW WAS ON THE PEAK. THE SLtDE INrORM£D SOVRCES SAID THE PILOT, lY GOOD COMPARED TO A NORMAL JANUARY." CLIMAXED WEEKS OF BITTER COLD IN COLO­ SUfFE~l~G A BROKEN ARM AND A HEAD IN­ PART Of THE DIFfiCULTY WITH GETTING RADO. THE AREA OF THE SLIDE IS ABOUT JURY, INSISTED THROUGH AN INTERPRETER A MERCURY CAPSULE READY FOR fLIGHT IS 90 MILES SOUTHWEST Of DENVER. THAT HE WAS TRYING TO ESCAPE TO FREE­ THE LARGE AMOUNT Of ELECTRONIC GEAR DOM. ALLIED orrlCIALS WOULD NOT BE­ THAT HAS TO BE CRAMMED INTO A COMPAR­ MADRID--THE U.S. EMBASSY IN MADRID LIEVE THIS BECAUSE THIS BECAUSE THE ATIVELY SMALL SPACE. "fRIENDSHtP-7" HAS "EXPRESSED ITS CONCERN" TO THE COINCIDENCE WAS TOO GREAT--THE fOUR IS A LITTLE LESS ROOMY THAN A TELEPHO~E SPANISH GOVERNMENT OVER A RASH OF "VIO­ SPY PLANES SPOTTED ON RADAR AND THE BOOTH LENT" ANTI-AMERICAN EDITORIALS IN SPAN­ PILOT'S COURSE ITSELf. By COMPARISON THE "VOSTOK" SPACESHIP ISH NEWSPAPERS. THE CRITICISM HIT A HE PASSED UP AIRBASES AT BARI AND THAT CARRIED RUSSIAN COSMONAUT YURI PEAK fRIDAY IN PRESS ATTACKS THAT AC­ BRINDISI AND 'LEW TO THE lASE NEAR THE GAGARIN INTO SPACE LAST APRIL 12 AS CUSED THE U.S., THE UNITED NATIONS AND TOWN WHICH DOES NOT HAVE ANY AIRFIELD THE WORLD'S fiRST ORIITING MAN W£teHll OTHER WESTERN POWERS Of BEING "HYPO­ LARGER THAN A PAD USED ey HELICOPTERS MORE THAN fiVE TONS AND WAS MORE THAN' CRITES." POLITICAL OBSERVERS IN MA­ HE HAD SHOT IN TOWARD THE SASE AT TWICE AS LONG AS "fRtENDSHIP-T' DRID THINK THE ATTACKS REPRESENT DELIB­ LOW LEVEL, HIT A GROUP Of OLIVE TREES IF ALL GOES AS PLANNED, GLENN WILL BE ERATE SPANISH POLICY ••• PART Of A CAM­ AND SMASHED INTO A THREE-fOOT STONE ROCKETED INTO ORBIT AT A SPEED or PAIGN TO STRaNGTHEN SPAIN'S BARGAINING WALL. 17,500 MILES PER HOUR--fIVE MILES A POSITION WHEN TALKS BEGIN fOR THE RE­ ONLY 600 YARDS AWAY WAS THE SOG SECOND--SOME TIME BETWEEN 7:30 A.M. AND NEWAL OF DECADE-OLD ~ILITARY AID PACTS BASE SURROUNDED .Y TWO ELECTRiFiED 12:30 P.M. EST WIDNESDAY. SCIENTISTS BETWEEN THE TWO NATIONS. WI«E rENCES 10 rEET HIGH. THERE IS PLAN TO LET HIM MAKE THREE ORBITS BEfORE NO IDENTIfiCATION or THE BASE. AT TRIGGERING THE CAPSULE'S REVERSE ROCK­ BERLIN--EAST GERMAN COMMUNISTS HAVE THE ENTRANCE, WHICH IS GUARDED BY ETS FOR THE RETURN THROUGH THE ATMOS­ THREATENED TO IMPOSE CUSTOMS DUTIES ITALIAN POLtCE, THERE IS A SIGN iN PHERE TO A LANDING IN THE ATLANTIC ON G009S PASSING THROUGH RED TERRITORY ITALIAN AND ENGLISH SAYiNG ONLYo OCEAN. TO ISOLATED WiST BERLIN. THE APPARENT "SPEED LIMIT 20 KILOMETERS AN HOUR HUNDREDS Of NEWSMEN ALREADY HAVE NEW SQUEEZE ON WEST BERLIN WAS ANNOUN­ IN THIS AREA." POURED INTO COCOA BEACH, fLORIDA, THE CED IN THE OFfiCIAL EAST GERMAN PARTY THE MISSILE BASE THAT SOlAK~V AlMOS NEAREST COMMUNITY SOUT~;~Y THE CAPE, NEWSPAPER. IT SAID THE SOVIET ZONE SLAMMED INTO WAS ONE Of A ~UMBER Of TO COVE~. THE SHOT. ONE MOTEL OWNER PARLIAMENT WILL MEET WEDNESDAY TO PASS NAT( INSTALLATIONS I~ SOUTHER"! ITAL'f tl SA! D THE JAM WAS Y10. J".UIts WORSE THAN THE NEW CUSTOMS LAWS AND ON THE ISLANDS OF SAROlNIA pND THAT CREATED BY PREPARATIONS FOR COV­ S,CILY ALTHOUGH THEiR lCCArnON !S ERAGE Of THE SHEPARD FLIGHT LAST MAy 5 SECRET, COMMUNIST NEWSPAPERS IN ROME PUBLISHED A MAP PURPORTING T0 s~ow WHERE THEY ARE LOCATED. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS MONDA"f'" 22 JANuARY 1962

PUBL I SHED AT THE DIRECT ION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE UoN. SECRETARY GENERAL IN TOUCH WITH CONGO REPRESENTATiVE RANGE FACILITY, ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL UNITED NATIONS, JANo 20 (UPI)--ACTING SECRETARY GENERAL THANT KEPT IN TOUCH ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU WITH HIS REPRESENTATIVE IN THE CONGO TODAY TO DETERMINE WHAT MEASURES CAN BE OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c TAKE~ TO RESTORE ORDER IN AREAS WHERE MARAUDING CONGOLESE TROOPS HAVE ATTACK­ WITH THE TRANSPORT C~PANY OF TEXAS. ED MISSIONARIES. REPORTS THAT ANOTHER ATTACK HAD TAKEN PLACE YESTERDAY CAUED ANXIETY AMONG THE HOURGlASS IS PUBLISHED DA ILY U. No OFFICIALS AND DIPLOMATS HERE. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLI NE OFFICIALS HERE HAD NOTHING TO ADD TO REPORTS FROM LEOPOLDVILLE THAT CONGOL­ FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE ESE TROOPS AND A BAND OF YOUNG AfRICAN FANATICS HAD ATTACKED 15 ROMAN CATHOL­ PUBLICATION. DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS IC PRIESTS AND NUNS IN THE NORTHERN KATANGA VILLAGE OF SOLA. THE REPORTS IS 10 A.Mo DAY OF PUBLICATION. SAID SOLA HAD BEEN BURNED AND THERE WAS NO SIGN OF LIFE. A Uo N. SPOKESMAN SAID THANT WAS IN CONTACT WITH U.N. REPRESENTAT!VEs IN THE THE HOURGlASS RESERVES THE RIGHT CONGO, SEEKING CONFIRMATION OF THE REPORTS AND ATTEMPTING TO ASCERTAIN WHAT TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR STEPS THE U.No FORCE liGHT TAKE IN THE REMOTE AREAS OF KATANGA AND KIVU PUBLICAT IONo PROVINCE$. SOLA IS 95 MILES NORTH OF KONGOLO WHERE 19 CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES WERE EDITOR - ~OYCE RAWLES MASSACRED NEW YEAR'S DAY. THE NEAREST UoN. TROOPS ARE ABOUT 200 MILES FROM THE REGIONo ------~------~------THE CONGO SITUATION OCCUPIED THE ATTENTION Of OrrJCIALS WHILE THE DEBATr LAND MINE EXPLODES INSIDE ON ANGOLA AND RUANDA-URUNDI WERE RECESSED fOR THE WEEKEND p REDS BARBED WIRE BORDER THANT HOPES TO SECURE ADDITIONAL INfORMATION fROM THE CONGO FOR A REPL'!"TO A NOTE FROM BELGIUM, ASKING THAT BERLIN, JAN. 20 (UPI)--A LAND MINE IMMEDIATE STEPS BE TAKEN TO MAINTAIN MARRIAGE BROKER, BAR~ENDER EXPLODED 100 YARDS INSIDE THE COMMUNIST LAW AND ORDER, A SPOKESMAN SAID. FREE ON BAIL; CHARGED WITH BARBED WIRE BORDER BETWEEN EAST GERMANY THE BELGIAN DELEGATION MADE PUBLIC OPERATING MARRIAGE RACKET AND WEST BERLIN TODAY. YESTERDAY TWO LETTERS OF WARNING IT WESTERN POLICE SAID IT CONfiRMED THE­ HANDED TO THANT THIS MONTH. THE LET­ NEWARK, NEW JERSEY, JANo 20 (UPI)-­ IR SUSPICIONS THAT THE COMMUNISTS HAVE TERS POINTED OUT THAT THE BELGIAN A MARRIAGE BROKER AND HIS BARTENDER PLANTED A DEADLY RING Of MINES AROUND GOVERNMENT HAD RECEIVED INFORMATION ASSISTANT WERE FREE eN BAIL TODAY WEST BERLIN. EARLY IN THE MONTH THAT MISSIONARIES PENDING APPEALS OF THEIR CONVICTiONS A PERSON WHO APPEARED TO BE AN EAST AROUND KONGOLO WERE IN DANGER BECAUSE fOR OPERATING A RACKET TO OBTAIN PER­ GERMAN BORDER GUARD WAS EITHER INJURED Of MILITARY OPERATIONS IN THE REGION. MANENT RESIDENCE IN THE UoSo ~OR OR KILLED IN THE BLAST THIS MORNING A U.No SPOKESMAN SAID A REPRESENT­ PORTUGUESE AND SPANISH ALIENSo INSIDE THE SOVIET ZONE WHERE IT BORD­ ATIVE OF THE INTER-NATIONAL RED CROSS THE TWO AND TWO OF THEIR CUS,OMERS ERS THE FRENCH SECTOR, IN NORTH BERLIN, WOULD GO TO KONGOLO SOON TO INVESTI­ WERE GIVEN JAIL SENTENCES IN fEDfRAL WESTERN POLICE SAID. GATE THE SITUATION. HE WILL BE ACC­ COURT FRIDAY BY JUDGE THOMAS Fo • THE INCIDENT WAS WITNESSED BY A WEST­ OMPANIED BY A TEAM OF THE MEDICAL MEANEYo ERN POLICEMAN ON GUARD DUTY ON THE SERVICES OF THE UNITED NATIONS PLUS THE BROKER, ADELINO Jo VASQUEZ, 29, OTHER SIDE OF THE TRIPLE BARBED-WIRE A U.No OffiCER WHO WILL MAKE A REPORT WAS SENTE~CED TO THREE YEARS I~ JAil. fENCE. TO U.N. HEADQUARTERS, THE SPOKESMAN HE WAS CHARGED WITH GETTiNG fEes WEST BERLIN POLICE SAID IT PROVED SAIDo RANGING fROM $400 TO $1,300 fOR ARR­ THAT THE COMMUNISTS HAVE PLANTED ANTI­ ANGING MARRIAGES BETWEEN ALIEN ~~N REFUGEE MINES ALONG THE 75-MILE BORDER AND WOMEN CITIZENSo VASQUEZ OPFRATED IS DISTINCT FROM THE COMMUNIST WALL TWO CUBAN ARTISTS CLAIMED THE CENTRAL TRAVEL AGENC~ AND h'S DIVIDING EAST BERLIN FROM THE WESTERN THEY vvERE LURED TO vvEST MARRIAGE BROKER'S BUSINESS FROM ~lS ZONE Of THE CITY o HOME a BUT POLICE OffICIALS DECLINED TO BERLIN, JAN. 20 {UPI)--Two CUBAN PEDRO ELESPE, 35, A NEy'ARK BARTEN­ SPECIFY ANY OTHER AREAS ALONG THE SOV­ ARTISTS HAVE CLAIMED THEY WERE LURED DER WAS CONVICTED OF CONSPIRING TO IET ZONE-WEST BERLIN BORDER WHERE THEY FROM EAST BERLIN TO THE WEST BY AM­ ENCOURAGE WOMEN CUSTOMERS TO ENTE~ BELIEVE MINES HAVE BEEN PLANTED. ERICAN INTELLIGENCE AGENTS, THE EAST INTO THE MARRIAGESo HE WAS GIVEN A SINCE THE BERLIN WALL WENT UP LAST GERMAN COMMUNIST NEWS AGENCY ADN TWO-YEAR SENTENCEo AUG. '3, MANY REFUGEES HAVE MANAGED TO SAID TODAY. VASQUEZ WAS CONTINUED IN $2j500 PIERCE THE BORDER--EITHER BY CUTTING HECTOR ESREMS MCCORMACK AND ROBERTO BAIL AND ELESPEZ IN $1,500 BAIL PEND- THEIR WAY THROUGH THE BARBED WIRE EN­ HERRERA HERNANDEZ SAID ONE WEST GER­ IN THEIR APPEALS o

TANGLEMENTS OR CRAWLING UNDER THEM. MAN AND TWO AMERICAN ~ENTS LURED 000000 THE COMMUNISTS SEALED OFf SOME SEC­ THEM TO WEST BERLIN WITH LIQUOR AND TIONS OF THE EAST GERMAN BORDER WITH HELD THEM fOR THREE DAYS IN THE LUX­ HOUSTON HOTEL FAILS TO HONOR WEST GERMANY WITH MINES SOME TIME AGO. URIOUS HILTON HOTEL IN THE WESTERN RESERVATION FOR NEGRO OFFICIAL THE SCENE OF TODAY'S INCIDENT WAS SECTOR TO TRY TO GET THEM TO SIGN PARTLY OBSCURED FROM THE WESTERN SIDE AN ANTI-CASTRO DECLARATION. HOUSTON, TEXAS, JANo 20 (UPI)-­ BY BUSHES a BUT POLICE SAID THERE WERE "ONLY BY ESCAPING TO EAST BERLIN ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR GEORGe NO INDICATIONS THAT IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN COULD WE ESCAPE THE CLUTCHES Of AM­ L. P. WEAVER, A NEGRO, SAID LAST A REFUGEE WHO STEPPED ON THE MINE. ERICAN AND WEST GERMAN AGENTv,P ADN NIGHT THAT THE SHAMROCK-H!lTO~ HOTElUS WESTERN POLICE SAID IT WAS BROAD QUOTED THEM AS SAYING. fAILURE TO HONOR HIS CONFIRMtD RESE~­ DAYLIGHT, MAKING IT IMPOSSIBLE fOR A THE DATE OF THE INCIDENT, WHICH VAT ION WAS "A SIMPLE CAS( Of DiSCRI­ REFUGEE TO GET THAT CLOSE TO THE BOR­ ALLEGEDLY OCCURRED WHILE THE CUBANS MINATION o" DER UNSEEN. FOR THAT REASON, THEY WERE ON A VACATION IN EAST BERLIN, THE ~OTEL'S ASSISTANT MANAGER, ED~ SAID, IT APPEARED THE VICTIM WAS A WAS UNKNOWN. THE ARTISTS TOLD THE GAR N. DRAKE, SAID HE WAS USORRY~ if PA~ROLLING COMMUNIST BORDER GUARD. STORY TO THE HAVANA NEWSPAPER HOY HAPPENED. ANOTHER SHAMROC~-HILTO~ THE LATEST BORDER INCIDEMT CAME _, AND IT WAS PICKED UP BY ADN. SPOKESMAN SAID IT WAS "AN AOMIN~ST~A­ SHORTLY AFTER THE EAST GERMAN COMMUN­ THEIR STORY LEANT A BIZARRE TOUCH TIVE SLIP-UP." IST NEWS AGENCY ADN SAID THAT TWO CUB­ TO A DAY Of INCREASING TENSION HERE WEAVER, THE LABOR DEPARTMENT~S IN­ AN ARTISTS HAVE CLAIMED THEY WERE fOLLOWING THE WITHDRAWAL Of BOTH TERNATIONAL AfFAIRS CHIEF AND A NAT­ SHANGHIED FROM EAST BERLIN TO THE WEST U.S. AND SOVIET TANKS fROM THE ANTI­ IVE OF PITTSBURG, SAID HE WA~ DELIB­ BY AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE AGENTS. REfUGEE WALL. FOR THE fiRST TIME ERATELY REFUSED A ROOM.

08000. SINCE LAST OCTOBER, THE WALL NO DRAKE SAID HILTON HOTELS "HAVE A LONDON, JAN. 20 {UPI)--NEWSPAPER LONGER IS WITHIN SURVEILLANCE RANGE POLICY THROUGHOUT THE WORLD OF ACCEPT­ CARTOONISTS TODAY CONTINUED THEIR UN­ OF TANKS FROM EITHER SIDE. ING ALL PEOPLE REGARDLESS Of RACE EX­ PRECEDENTED LAMPOONING Of THE ROYAL CEPT WHERE LOCAL CUSTOMS OR LEGISLA­ CONTROVERSY OVER PRINCESS MARGARET'S TAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, CALifORNIA, TION PROHIBITS ITo" HE SAiD THE HUSBAND TAKING A PAYING JOB. JAN. 21 {UPI)--Two GERMAN AIR FORCE SHAMROCK-HILTON WAS CROWDED WIT~ CON­ BRITONS YESTERDAY WERE AMAZED TO SEE Kc6 PLANES ARRIVED AT TRAVIS AIR VENTIONS LAST NIGHT, AND WAS "COMM­ PRINCESS MARGARET CARTOONED IN A MAG­ FORCE BASE FRIDAY ENROUTE TO HAWAI I ITTED TO CAPACITY." AZINE, THE SPECTATOR, AS A RESULT OF ON A TRAINING FLIGHT. No LAW IN TEXAS PROHIBITS HOTELS THE SUNDAY OBSERVER'S OUTSPOKEN CRITIC­ THE PLANES WILL LEAVE fOR HICKAM fROM ACCOMMODATING NEGROES o HOllSfONUS ISM OF HER PHOTOGRAPHER HUSBAND'S BE­ AFB, HAWAI I, PROBABLY TODAY, FOR A SCHOOLS AND MOST PUBLiC rACfLITI~S COMING A PAID "ARTISTIC ADVISER" TO STAY OF SEVERAL DAYS, THE SPOKESMAN ARE INTEGRATED o BUT SEGREGATION IS ITS RIVAL SUNDAY TIMES. SAID. THEY WILL FLY OVER U.S. STILL THE CUSTOM AT MANY RE&TAJRANTS

TODAY THE EVENING STANDARD PUBLISHED MIL I T ARY A I R TRANSPORT SEIVICE ,WUTES 0 AND HOTELS.

A CARTOON SHOWING PRINCE PHILIP TALKING U.S. AIRMEN-INSTRUCTORS ARE ACCOM­ .0-0060 Tb ~[TISHUSBAND, LORD SNOWDON, THE PANYING THE GERMAN CREW MEMBERS ON NEWS ITEMS FOR THE HOURGLASS??? rORMER~TONY ARMSTRONG-JONES. THE FLIGHTS, THE SPOKESMAN SAID. CALL 211h OR 539 ~1 __P_A_G_E~3~ ______~H~OU~R~G~L~AS~S~ ______-. ______~M~ON_D_A~Y __ C_C_J~A_N_U_A_RY __ I~9~6_2 ______1 PLANE WRECKAGE SIGHTED, KWAJALEIN GARDEN CLUB RESCUE TEAMS ENROUTE WELCOME ABOARD

ABOUT TWO DOZEN GARDEN ENTHUSIASTS LAKE PLACID, NEW YORK, JAN. 21 (UPI) THE TIA, MATS CONTRACT CARRIER, MET SUNDAY AFTERNOON IN QUARTERS 241 --A RESCUE TEAM or STATE POLICE AND FLIGHT ARRIVED ON KWAJALEIN THIS MORN­ AND ORGANIZED THEMSELVES AS THE KWA­ FOREST RANGERS STARTED UP TOWARD THE ING WITH THE FOLLOWING PASSE~GERS JALEIN GARDEN CLUB. MR. A. W. MAC­ SUMMIT OF 5,000 FT. ALGONQUIN MOUNTAIN ABOARD: DONALD WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT, MRS. R. IN THE ADIRONDACKS TONIGHT WHERE THE U.S. NAVY - LCDRo Eo Hu HOWARD RETURN E. PORTH, VICE-PRESIDENT AND ACTIVIT­ WRECKAGE OF A U.S. AIR FORCE B-47 JET ED TO THE ISLAND. LTQ J, F" LEATHER­ IES CHAIRMAN, AND CAPT. P. A. HOLM­ BOMBER HAD BEEN SIGHTED EARLIER. MAN RETURNED TO THE IELANDo ALFREDO BERG, SCRIBE AND HISTORIAN. THE BOMBER, WITH FOUR CREWMEN ABOAR~ A. SEVILLA SD2 RETURNED TO THE ISLAND. THE GARDEN CLUB'S PURPOSE IS TO FOS­ HAS BEEN MISSING SINCE LAST TUESDAY U.S. AIR FORCE - r/SGTo BIL~ HARPER TER AND PROMOTE GARDENING ACTIVITIES WHILE ON A ROUTINE TRAINING FLIGHT RETURNED FROM TOY. ON KWAJALEIN FOR THE ENJOYMENT AND FROM THE PLATTSBURGH AIR (ORCE BASE. U.S. ARMY - CWO GEORGE E, DAY REPORT­ PLEASURE OF ITS MEMBERS AND TO HELP THERE WAS NO SIGN OF LIFE REPORTED ED FOR DUTY. BEAUTIFY THE ISLAND OF KWAJALEIN. BY THE ARMY SEARCH PLANE FROM FT. AIRBORNE INSTRUMENT LAB - Go PENIKAS THE NEXT MEETING WILL BE HELD AT DEVENS, MASSACHUSETTS, WHICH FIRST IS A NEW ARRIVAL ON KWAJ. 2 P.M. SUNDAY, 4 FEBRUARY, AT THE SIGHTED THE WRECKAGE ABOUT 150 FEET PMZ CONSTRUCTORS - WILLIAM H. WILSON HOME OF MR. MACDONALD. MEMBERSHIP IN FROM THE TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN, ONE OF RETURNED AND IS ENROUTE TO ROI NAMUR o THE CLUB IS OPEN TO ALL INTERESTED SEVERAL IN THE Mc INTYRE RANGE. AMERICAN ELECTRIC - MASAMI KOIKE, RESIDENTS. THE RESCUE TEAM WAS EXPECTED TO TAKE JOHN MATSUMOTO, ARTHUR CHONG KEE, A RECENT TRAVELER FROM PONAPE BRINGS SEVERAL HOURS BEFORE REACHING THE SITE TAMOTSU KIDANI, TSUTOMU DAIKOKU ARRIV­ NEWS OF AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN FER­ OF THE WRECKED PLANE. ED ON THE FLIGHT. TILIZERS NATIVE TO THESE ATOLLS THAT HONDEEN CO. - ROCENDO So EUGE~IE RE­ SHOULD REVOLUTIONIZE THE ART OF GROW­ TURNED TO l(WAJo ING THINGS HERE. SINCE THIS DISCOVERY U.So OFFICIALS EXPRESS KEEN CRAIG & CO. - LEONARDO JA~IAS RETUR~­ OPENS THE DOOR TO NO-COST IMMEDIATELY INTEREST IN PLANE INCIDENT ED TO THE ISLAND. AVA I LABLE FERT I L I ZER ON KWAJALE I N, IT TCT - JEROME HERRY RETURNED 10 KWA­ SHOULD BE WELCOME NEWS! MORE ON THIS WASHINGTON, JAN. 21 (UPI)--SEVERAL JALEIN BRINGING HIS WIFE, VALORIEo MR. LATER. THE TRUST TERRITORY AGRICULT­ UeS. OFFICIALS EXPRESS KEEN INTEREST HERRY IS HOUSING SUPERVISOR AND THEY URIST IS BEING SOLICITED TO VISIT TODAY IN THE CASE OF THE COMMUNIST WILL OCCUpy QTRS. 408A. RETURNING KWAJALEIN SOON TO ADVISE AND RECOMMEND. BULGARIAN PLANE CARRYING PHOTO RECONN­ FROM VACATION WESE: ISlA KEALOHft, Ro F" HIS ARRIVAL WILL BE ANNOUNCED. AISSANCE EQUIPMENT THAT CRASHED YES­ OBRA, PEDRO RAYRAY, WILLIAM FIGUEI~A, •••••• TERDAY NEAR A SECRET U.S. MISSILE BASE BENJAMIN RAYRAY, FREDERICK HEU, PAvL IN ITALY. P. SANTOS, LIN HEP YEE, CESARIO To SHIP SCHEDULE BUT IN CONTRAST TO THE RASH--AND NOBLEo NEW EMPLOYEES ARE: EDWARD Co FOR NEXT WEEK SOMETIMES FALSE--U.S. STATEMENTS AFTER MURPHY, CHARLES HARRIS, CHARLES S~MONOS THE 1960 U2 PLANE INCIDENT, NEITHER RICHARD A. DOHERTY, CHARLES KRUEGER, FOUR SHIPS ARE SCHEDULED TO DOCK AT THE STATE NOR DEFENSE DEPARTMENTS NOR STERLING COPELAND, MORRIS Ho EARLL? KWAJALEIN NEXT WEEK, IT WAS ANNOUNCED KEY MEMBERS OF CONGRESS CARED TO COM­ Moo HIN LEE, SAM LIM, EDWARD W. WITT, THIS MORNING BY TCT's MARINE DEPART­ MENT FOR THE RECORD ON THE COMMUNIST THEODORE FOSTER, VINCENT Au OUDONNELL, MENT. PLANE PENDING FURTHER INFORMATION. C. Au RUTHERFORD AND CLARENCE Eo ON SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, THE SS COTTON SPECIFICALLY, THEY DECLINED TO SAY LYONS, JR.

STATE, OF THE STATE MARINE LINE, IS WHETHER AN ATTEMPT MIGHT BE MADE TO 000000 DUE TO ARRIVE FROM SAN FRANCISCO. SEEK THE RELEASE OF U2 PILOT FRANCIS THREE SHIPS ARE DUE ON TUESDAY, JAN­ GARY POWERS FROM A RUSSIAN PRISON IN 4 TRANSFERRlNG TO UARY 30. THEY ARE THE SS PRESIDENT EXCHANGE FOR THE BULGARIAN PILOT--IF TCT's OAKLAND OFFlCE PIERCE, OF AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES, IT IS PROVED THAT THE BULGARIAN WAS THE SS INDIA BEAR, OF PACIFIC FAR EftST ON AN ESPIONAGE MISSION. RICHARD PERKINS, JIM MCGILL AND ROB­ LINES, AND THE USNS SGT. PENDLETON. FOR SUCH AN EXCHANGE TO BE WORKED ERT CRAWFORD ARE TRANSFERRING TO THE ALL THREE WILL ARRIVE FROM SAN OUT, RUSSIA WOULD HAVE TO ADMIT THAT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT Or FRANCISCO. THE COMMUNIST PILOT WAS ON A SPY MIS~­ TCT's OAKLAND, CALIF o, OFFICE AND WILL •••••• ION. THIS WAS CONSIDERED UNLIKEL, UN­ LEAVE KWAJALEIN ON THIS EVENING'S TIA LESS THE EV IDENCE WERE UNCONTROVEf TiBLE. rLIGHT. ON THURSDAY, DAVID CLEMENTS YOKWE YUK CLUB ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS SAID PRI­ WILL ALSO LEAVE KWAJ, TRANSFERRING TO DUPLICATE BRIDGE WINNERS VATELY THAT THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT HAS THE OAKLAND OFFICE. REPORTED TO THE UNITED STATES ON THE YOKWE KOM! WINNERS OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB'S CASE, BUT SO FAR HAD SAID ONLY THAT 800000 SUNDAY NIGHT DUPLICATE BRIDGE GAMES THE PLANE WAS DOWN AND THAT THE PILOT WtRE ANNOUNCED THIS MORNING. WAS UNDER INTERROGATION. PMZ, HONDEEN EMPLOYEES NORTH-SOUTH -- 1ST - H. SCHERER AND THE ITAUANS 0 I 0 SAY THEY HAD SE I ZED COMPLETE CONTRACTS H. GEYER; 2ND - LARRY RUSSELL AND JERRY FILM FROM THl BULGARIAN JET FIGHTER. NONTE, 3RD - LOUISE AND DICK MACATEE. BUT THERE WAS NO INFORMATION ON WHAT COMPLETING CONTRACTS AND I I AV!~G EAST-WEST -- 1ST - PAUL WEAVER AND THE FILM SHOWED. KWAJ THIS EVENING ABOARD ThL TiA fLiGrlT ALICE TOLMAN, 2ND - OTIS WINFIELD AND THE UNITED STATES AGREED WITH THE WILL BE DONATO GARMA, EMPLOYED BY PMZ~ JIM WING; 3RD - VIRGINIA GIPS AND BILL ITALIAN GOVE~NMENT THAT IT WAS IN AND TADASHI HIGA, EMPLOYED BY HO~DEEN GALLUCCI. CHARGE OF THE CASE AND THAT ANY OFFIC­ COATINGS. BOTH MR. GARMA AND MR. HIGA ...... IAL INFORMATION WOULD COME FROM ROME • WILL BE RETURNING TO HONOLULU. ALOHA! "~UNGO" LEAVES ON TIA BALAGEUR IN REFUGE IN THE VATICAN'S EMBASSY SNOW STORM BLOWS ITSELF OUT YASUTO ('~UNGO") KAGIMOTO HAS COM­ SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, CHICAGO, JAN. 21 (UPI)--A ~ASSIVE PLETED A CONTRACT WITH THE TRANSPORT JAN. 21 (UPI)--Ex-PRESIDENT JOAQUIN WIND-POWERED SNOW STORM BLEW ITSELr OUT COMPANY OF TEXAS AND WILL LEAVE THIS BALAGUER WAS IN REFUGE IN THE VATI­ IN THE WEST AND MIDWEST TODAY, LEAVING EVENING ABOARD THE TIA FLIGHT FOR HIS CAN'S EMBASSY AND THE PAPAL NUNCIO HAS BEHIND A TRAIL OF TREACHEROUS DRIVING HOME IN HONOLULU. REQUESTED SAFE CONDUCT FOR HIS DEPART­ CONDITIONS AND A DEATH-DEALING SNOW- DURING HIS EMPLOYMENT WITH TCT HE URE TO AN UNDISCLOSED DESTINATION, SL I DE. HAS WORKED IN THE INSTRUMENT SHOP OF THE DOMINICAN GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED NINE PERSON WERE HOSPITALIZED WHEN THE E&M DIVISION. TODAY. A BUS SMASHED BROADSIDE INTO A SEMI­ YOKWE KOM! THE GOVERNMENT SAID NO DECISION HAD TRUCK THAT HAD JACKKNIFED ON A SkIC~

• 0 •• 0 0 BEEN YET REACHED ON THE REQUEST • HIGHWAY 10 MILES SOUTH OF LEVAN, UTAH~ My IDEAL MAN NEVER WOULD THINK ABOUT NUMEROUS PROFESSIONAL AND STUDENT OR­ DURING A SNOW STORM. FOUR VEN!TAO~ MORALITY. HE NATURALLY WOULD DO THE GANIZATIONS HAVE URGED THE COUNCIL OF OKLAHOMA BANKERS WERE KI~LED SATURDAf KIND, GENEROUS, SPLENDID THING. WHILE STATE NOT TO ALLOW BALAGUER TO LEAVE WHEN A TRUCK SKIDDED INTO THEIR GftR'S I~ ALL OTHER DEPARTMENTS WE PREFER WITHOUT STANDING TRIAL FOR HIS ROLE PAT:lf, AND TWO OTHER MEN DIED IN OKLA­ NATIVE GIFTS TO INDUSTRY (WHICH IS IN LAST WEEK'S MILITARY COUP WHICH HOMA WHEN THEIR CAR SKIDDED OrF THE ALSO A GIFT OF A LESS SPECIALIZED SORT~ PUT MAJ. GEN PEDRO RODRIQUEZ ECHAV­ HIGHWAY. WE HAVE A QUEER NOTION THAT IN MORALITY ARRIA IN POWER BRIEFLY. As FREEZING DRIZZLE AND LIGHT SNOW INDUSTRY IS BETTER THAN GENIUS. THE ANNOUNCEMENT CLEARED UP THE MY­ FELL IN THE MIDWEST, POLIC~ WARNED Of OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, JR. STERY SURROUNDING THE WHEREABOUTS OF HAZARDOUS DRIVING CONDlllONS !N IOWA; o ••••• BALAGUER SINCE HE RESIGNED LAST TUES­ INDIANA, WISCONSIN, O~'IO ;INC MIC.HI~u DAY NIGHT. ~-.-~ / -~-~~------~------~------~----~ P.AGE 4 HOURGlASS -- MONDAY ~ JANUARY 1962 ~~~------~~~~------~~~~~~~~----;~ FBI BREAKS UP BIG TWO STATE GENERAL ~ESS MENU FLOATING DICE GAME BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER WASHINGTON, JAN. 20 (UPI)~-THE FBI CHILLED PINEAPPLE JUICE BEEF BARLEY SOUP MINESTRONE SOUP SAID EARLY TODAY IT HAD BROKEN UP A CHILLED FRESH FRUIT BAKED SPANISH STEAK BRAISED BEEF LIVER BIG TWO-STATE fLOATING DICE GAME THAT HOT & COLD CEREAL MASHED POTATOES SCALLOPED POTATOES HAD BEEN RUNNING EVERY NIGHT SINCE MID­ HOT WHEAT CAKES w/MAPLE BLACK EYED PEAS HAMBURGER PATTIES & BUN NOVEMBER WITH UP TO 200 GAMBLERS. SYRUP SAUTE GREEN BEANS BUTTERED ASPARAGUS J. EDGAR HOOVER, FBI DIRECTOR, ANN­ STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE OUNCED THE ARREST OF SEVEN MEN AND HOT 10AST, BUTTER & JAM TOSSED GREEN SALAD SALAD BAR & DRESSING SAID AT LEAST 10 ADDI710NAl ARRESTS ICED CINNAMON ROLLS MARBLE CAKE - COLD DRINK FRENCH ApPLE PI E WERE EXPECTED. HE SAID AGENTS ARREST­ CHILLED MILK - HOT COFFEE CHILLED MILK - HOT COFFEE ICED TEA wiLEMON ED FIVE MEN AT READING, PAo, AND 1WO CHILLED MILK - HOT COFFEE MORE AT AN UNSPECIFIED NEW JERSEY LOCATION. AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE HOOVER REPORTED AGENTS SEIZED MORE CHUCKLES IN THE NEWS ,THAN $25,000 IN CASH AND ALSO TOOK MONDAY 22 JANUARY 1962 GAMBLING EQUIPMENT IN THE RAID ON THE 5:00 P.M. NEWS FIRST FLOOR OF A BUILDING IN READING 5:05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT SAN FRANCISCO, JAN. 20 (UPI)--A EARLY TODAY. 6:00 P.M. NEWS SNEAK THIEf WAS $180 RICHER TODAY BE­ FBI INVESTIGATION DETERMINED THAT 6: 15 P.M. THE LATIN QUARTER CAUSE OF A BURLY MERCHANT SHIP CAP­ THE DICE GAMES HAD BEEN IN OPERATION 6:30 P.M. FAMILY TaEATRE TAIN'S MODESTY. CONT I NUOUSLY SINCE MID-NoVEMBER) 196", 7:00 P.M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES CAPT. GEORGE COON, 49, OF WOODBURY, HOOVER SA I D. EXTENS I VE FB I SUR'IE \ ... :..­ 7:30 P.M. SPORTS DESK CONN., AWOKE YESTERDAY TO SEE A PROW~ ANCES INDICATED PARTIES WERE ~RAVELING 8:00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND LER PICK UP HIS WALLET. HE JUMPED TO AND FROM OTHER STATES IN CO~NEC~ION 8:30 P.M. BROADWAY IS MY BEAT OUT OF BED AND STARTED TO CHASE THE WITH THE NIGHTLY GAMBLING ACTIV TV, 9:00 P"M. NEWS THIEF WHEN HE REMEMBERED HE WAS HE ADDED. 9" 15 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT NAKED. MORE THAN 100 PERSONS IN THE GAMBL­ 10:00 P.M. NEWS COON RAN BACK TO GET HIS TROUSERS ING ROOMS AT THE TIME OF THE RAID WERE 10: 15 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT AND THE PROWLER DASHED AWAY. IDENTIFIED BY AGENTS, HOOVER SAID, AND 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF A NUMBER OF THESE WILL BE SERJED W ~H MOBILE, ALA" JAN. 20 (UPI)--JUDGE SUBPENAES AS MATERIAL WITNESSE~o TUESDAY 23 JANUARY 1962 FRANK MASA YESTERDAY ASKED A DEFEND­ THE ARRESTS, HE SAID, WERE PART OF 6:00 A.M. NEWS ANT CHARGED WITH DRUNKENNESS: "Do YOU THE FBI's CONTINUING CRACKDOWN ON 6:05 A.M. THE DAWN BREAKER KNOW WHAT DAY THIS IS?" INTERSTATE GAMBLING ACTIVITIES UNDER 6:30 A.M. NEWS "YES SIR," REPLIED THE PRISONER. NEW fEDERAL STATUTES ENACTED LAST 6:35 A.M. DAWN BREAKER, CONTrD. "IT'S ROBERT E. LEE'S BIRTHDAY." SEPTEMBER.

7: 15 A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE "WHAT IS YOUR NAME?" ASKED THE OQOOOO 7:30 A.M. SEVEN T~[RTY SPECIAL JUDGE. 8:00 A~Mo DON Mc NEILL "ROBERT Eo LEE." SAID THE DEFENDANT. FTC FILES SUIT AGAINST COTY 8:30 A~Mo ARTHUR GODFREY "CASE DISMISSED," SAID THE JUDGE. FOR MISREPRESENTING PERFUME 8:55 A.M. ART BAKER'S NOTEBOOK 9:00 A.M. My TRUE STORY ILKESTON, ENGLAND, JAN. 20 (UPI)-­ WASHINGTON, JAN. 20 (UPI)--THE rED­ 9:40 A.M. BORIS KARLOFF FORMER RUGBY INTERNATIONAL STAR ARTHUR ERAL TRADE COMMISSION (FTC) AN~OvNCED 9:45 A.M. MASTERS OF MELODY BASSETT SHOCKED MEMBERS OF THE RUGBY FRIDAY THE FILING OF A CIVIL SUIT 10:00 A.M. GARRY MOORE CLUB LAST NIGHT WHEN HE TOLD THEM: ACCUS I NG COTY, INC., OF NEW YORK C, TV

10::25 A.M. ANDY GRIFFITH "I MUST CONFESS, I NEVER READ THE I I OF VIOLATING A 23-YEAR-OLD ORDER FOR­ 10:30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE PMR RULES OF THE GAME." BIDDING THE COMPANY TO REPRESENT I 1:00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK AMERICAN-MADE PERFUMES AS BEING IMPORT­ 11:25 A.M. SOCIAL SECURITY FILE DARTON, ENGLAND, JAN. 20 (UPI)-­ ED FROM FRANCE. II :30 A.M. IRA COOK WOMAN PACKERS IN A PICKLED ONION FAC­ THE SUIT, FILED BY THE D~PARTMENT OF 12:00 NOON - NEWS TORY COMPLAINED TODAY THAT THEIR SEX JuSTICE AT THE FTCis REQUEST IN UoSo 12:05 P.M. BUSINESS FINAL, STOCKS, APPEAL WAS BEING RUINED BY AN OCCUPA­ DISTRICT COURT AT WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, WEATHER TIONAL HAZARD--THE LINGERING SMELL OF ASKED THAT COTY BE FINED $185,0000 12: 15 p.M. GUEST STAR ONIONS. THE FTC CHARGED THAT COTY ADVERTISED 12:30 PoM. FLAIR A FACTORY SPOKESMAN SAID: "IT TAKES ITS "L'AIMENT" PERFUME ON RADIO AND 1:00 P.M. NEWS AN AWFUL LOT OF PERFUME TO MAKE A TELEVISION WITHOUT DISCLOSING THA7 THE i: 15 P.M. LIGHT UP, RELAX GIRL ONION-PROOF." PERFUME IS MADE IN THE UNITED STATLS o 1:30 P.M. CARPENTER'S SHOP CONCERT THE FIRM ALSO WAS ACCUSED OF FAILI~G 3:00 P.M. THE SWINGIN' YEARS MEMPHIS, TENN., JAN. 20 (UPI)--POL­ TO MAKE SUCH DISCLOSURES ON INVOICES 3:30 P.M. HERE'S HOLLYWOOD ICE INSPECTOR BILL HUSTON SAID YESTER­ AND PRICE LISTS AND OF DESCRI91NG THE 4:00 P.M. NEWS DAY THE VICE SQUAD HAS BEEN RECEIVING PERFUME AS "THE ESSENCE OF BEAUT~ THAT 4:05 P oM 0 JOY BOYS COMPLAINTS ABOUT AN "EXTREMELY PERSU­ IS FRANCE."

4:35 P.M. PAU HANA SERENADE ASIVE" MAN WHO PERSUADES WOMEN TO UN­ &00fJ08 DRESS BY TELEPHONE. HUSTON SAID THE MAN POSES AS A ROI NAMUR MOVIES HOW MUCH IS A WIFE WORTH? HEALTH DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL GATHERING STATISTICAL INFORMATION. HE ASKED THE WOMEN TO HELP IN A SURVEY BY REMOVING MONDAY 22 JANUARY 8 P.Mo GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, JAN. 20 (UPI)-­ THEIR CLOTHES, HUSTON SAID. "AND MANY "RIVERS EDGE"--RAY MILLAND, ANTHONy' How MUCH IS A WIFE WORTH? WOMEN DO IT," HE ADDED. QUINN, DEBRA PAGET--TRYING TO GET OVER ONE THOUSAND POUNDS ($2,800), SAID THE MEXICAN BORDER WITH A STOLEN i~E HUSBAND WHO LOST HER. MILLION DOLLARS, A CRUEL AND UNSCRUPU­ Two HUNDRED POUNDS ($560~ SAID THE MARY MARTIN'S DAUGHTER LOUS CONFIDENCE MAN CONTACTS AN IN~O­ MAN W~O TOOK HER AWAY. MARRIES VIRGINIA MAN CENT RANCHER WHO IS MARRIED TO HIS ONE HUNDRED FIFTY POUNDS ($420), ONETIME ACCOMPLICE, AND THE THREE F~hL ~A,D THE JUDGE YESTERDAY, ORDERING LEESBURG, VIRGINIA, JAN. 20 (UPI)-­ OUT DURING A VIOLENT STRUGGLE FOR WILLIAM MOORE TO PAY THAT MUCH TO ACTRESS MARY MARTIN'S 20-YEAR-OLD FREEDOM. R06ERT HUTCHISON AND GRANTING HUTCH­ DAUGHTER, MARY HELLER HALLIDAY, MARRI­ ISONtS PLEA FOR A DIVORCE FROM HIS ED 25-YEAR-OLD ADVERTISING MAN ANTHONY TUESDAY 23 JANUARY 8 P.Mo NIFE J GRACE, WHO RAN AWAY WITH MOORE. WEIR TODAY IN A QUIET CEREMONY IN THIS "WALK SOFTLY STRANGER"--J05EPH COTTEN)

00000. NORTHERN V,RGINIA HUNT COUNTRY VALLI, SPRING BYINGTON--A FANCIfuL EvERYBODY KNOWS THAT MANNERS, FAM­ COMMUNITY. MELODRAMA OF LOVE AND DESPAIR WHEN A ILY~ HABITS, CLOTHES, AND LIKE IRREL­ MISS MARTIN AND HER HUSBAND, RICH­ STRANGER IN A SMALL TOWN FALLS IN LOVE EvANCIES DOWN TO THE SMALLEST DETAILS ARD HALLIDAY, AND THE BRIDEGROOM'S WITH THE BOSS'S DAUGHTER, BUT PULLS OF TOOTH-PICK AND NAPKIN MANAGEMENT PARENTS, MRo AND MRS. WALTER H. WEIR, A SUCCESSFUL $100,000 HOLDUP IN r~E ARE THE CHIEF BONDS OR BARRIERS BE­ ATTENDED THE CEREMONY IN LEESBURG NEXT TOWN. HIS RECOGNITION IS tOMPLI­ TWEEN ~EN AND BETWEEN NATIONS, THAT METHODIST CHURCH. CATED BY THE ARRIVAL OF HIS CRI~'N~l

SNOBBERY IN ONE FORM OR ANOTHER IS 0000.0 ASSOCIATES, THE SUSPICISION OF TrlE (TE~NA~ AND OMNIPOTENT, AND BIGGER INVEST IN U. So SAVINGS BONDS POLICE, AND THE CONSTANT DE~OTION OF T~f~ HUMANITY ITSELF. THE (HRL. , FRANK MOORE COLBY

~------~"'-, ______~ ______-L ______- • KWAJALEIN SPORTS· TKURSDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGU~ TOTAL TEAM STANBINGS WON Los"" P~NS I. SPLITSHOTS 3 I 2197 SPORTS 2. MIX-Ups I 2780 3 4 3." PRESS 3 I 276 PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION MONDAY 22 JANUARY 1962 Ii- GO-AHEADS 2 2 2869 5. PMZ 2 2 2741 SAMUELST[UN RETAINS NATIONAL MAKAHA BEACH SURF REFUSES b FISKE 5 I 3 2701 SKI JUMPING CHAMPIONSHIP TO COOPERATE WITH SURFERS 7 REGULUS V I 3 2701 8. GUTTERPUPS I 3 2700 Fox RIVER GROVE, ILLINOIS, JAN. 21 HONOLULU, JAN. 20 (UPI)-THE WEATHER­ HIGH SINGlE (UPI)-ANSTEN SAMUELSTUEN, A NORWEGIAN PLAGUED INTERNATIONAL SURFING CHAMP- MEN -Po CHING 225 BORN ELECTRONICS ENGINEER FROM STEAM­ 10NSHjPS AT MAKAHA BEACH WERE POST­ WOMEN - M HICKEY 163 BOAT SPRING, COLORADO, LEAPED 194 AND PONED AGAIN TODAY. HIGH SERIES 190 FEET TODAY TO RETAIN THE NATIONAL FOR THE EIGHTH WEEKEND IN A ROW MEN - J. MAWAE 604 SKI JUMPING CHAMPIONSHIP WITH 222.1 THE SURF HAS REfUSED TO COOPERATE WOMEN - M. HICKEY 426 POINTS. WITH FRANKLY DISGUSTED SURFERS AND MEt HIGH AVERAGE SAMUELSTUEN HAD THE TWO LONGEST LEAPS SPONSORS MEN - J. MAWAE 201 OF THE DAY, BUT STILL WAS FAR BEHIND TODAY THE WAVES AT MAKAHA ROSE ONLY WOMEN - M HICKEY 142 THE HILL RECORD 228 FEET SET BY ART TO ABOUT FOUR FEET AND EVEN THEY WERE •• •• 0 TOKLE, BEAR MoUNTAIN, NEW YORK, IN UNNAVIGABLE BECAUSE OF A STIff SOUTH­ 1952. EAST WIND THAT CHOPPED THE WATER INTO SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL GOLf SECOND PLACE IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP WENT WHITE CAPS ALONG THE COAST. ENTHUSIASTS TO STEVE RIESCHL, ALSO OF STEAMBOAT ALL THAT HAVE BEEN COMPLETED SO FAR STARTING WEDNESDAY, JANv 24, 1962 SPRINGS, WITH LEAPS OF 184 AND 177 ARE THE TANDEM COMPETITION AND THE THERE WILL BE NO GOLF PLAYED ON DALLY FEET FOR 207.7 POINTS, AND THIRD WENT JUNIOR MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SEMI-FINALS. FIELD AFTER 6 P7M. MoNDAY THROUGH TO GENE KOTLAREK, LAST YEAR'S RUNNER THE MAIN EVENT, THE SENIOR MEN'S SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AFTER 2 PoMo, BE­ UP WHO TRAILED SAMUELSTUEN FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIPS, HASN'T EVEN STARTED CAUSE OF THE NEW 21 TEAM MoUNTAINBALL CROWN BY ONLY 4 OF A POINT KOTLAREK ON THE SEMI-FINAL ROUND. LEAGUE WHICH WILL START AS O. THAT TODAY LEAPED 174 AND 180 FOR 205 1 IT WILL TAKE WAVES OF 10 TO 15 FEET DATE POINTS HIGH TO MAKE A CONTEST OF THAT EVENT. DALLY FIELD IS THE BALL DIA~OND RIESCHL WAS THE ONLY MEMBER OF THE ADJACENT TO DALLY BASKETBALL COURT U.S. TEAM SCHEDULED TO LEAVE TUESDAY SHORTSTOPS MARTINEZ & VEAL ON OCEAN ROAD. FOR THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS AT ZAKOPANE, SIGN WITH PITTSBURGH PIRATES As A GENERAL SAFETY REMINDER IT !S POLAND, TO FINISH IN THE TOP THREE. REQUESTED THAT ALL GOLFERS AVO'9 HIT­ JOHN BALFANZ, WHO SET A U.S. DISTANCE PITTS8URGH, JAN 20 (UPI)-THE PITTS­ TING A BALL WHEN THERE IS ANv DANGrR RECORD OF 317 FEET AT WESTBY, WISCON­ BURGH PIRATES TODAY ANNOUNCED THE OF STRIKING A PERSON ANYWHERE I~ THE SIN, LAST WEEK, FINISHED WELL BACK ON SIGNING OF SHORTSTOPS JOSE MARTINEZ ENTIRE RECREATION AREA YOUR KU~UA LEAPS OF 182 AND 167 FEET. JIMMY AND COOT VEAL, A FOUR-YEAR VETERAN WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED BRENNAN WAS EVEN FARTHER BEHIND WITH OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL WHO WAS PUR­ JUMPS OF 160 AND 148 FEET AND Boe KECK CHASED DURING THE WINTER FROM THE PITCHED FORWARD AND FELL ON HIS FIRST WASHINGTON SENATORS. KWAJ GOLF RESULTS JUMP AND WAS TAKEN TO A HOSPITAL fOR VEAL, 29, OF SANDERSVILLE, GA., HIT A-FLIGHT QUARTER-FINALS X-RAYS. .202 IN 69 GAMES WITH THE SENATORS JESSIE PUENTE DEFEATED MILTON G!PS THE THREE ALTERNATES FOR THE TEAM DURING THE '61 SEASON B-FLIGHT QUARTER-FINALS ALSO WERE IN THE PACK. WILLIE ERICK­ MARTINEZ, 19, OF MATANCAS, CUBA, DON KAHALEKULU D~FEATED JOE RAM!REZ SON COVERED 175 AND 185 fEET, LYLE PLAyeD FOR GRAND FORKS, N.D., OF THE C-FLIGHT QUARrER-FINALS SWENSON HAD 1]6 TWICE, AND JOHN NORTHERN LEAGUE, A CLASS C PIRATE JOE McKAY DEFEATED FRA~OIGRADY ELLIOT HAD 174 AND 167. FARM CLUB. HE HIT .280 WITH GRAND GEORGE HIRATA DEfEATED Do KAKAZU ALL THREE ALTERNATES ARE SCHEDULED TO FORKS AND LED THE LEAGUE IN STOLEN SEMI-FINALS GO TO POLAND TO COMPETE SINCE ADDITION­ BASES WITH 40. FRANK VENSEL DEFEATED PAUL KAPELA AL FUNDS HAVE BEEN RAISED TO PAY THEIR D-FLIGHT FINALS EXPENSES. HOWEVER, IT WAS UNCERTAIN A. TSUTSUMI DEFEATED GEORGE NISHI PENDING EXAMINATION, IF KECK WOULD BE ARROYO GIVEN 100% RAISE ABLE TO MAKE THE TRIP. N~w YORK, JAN. 20 (UPI)-SOUTHPAW RELIEf ACE LUIS ARROYO, STILL SAVING VOLLEYBALL RESULTS ST. LOUIS HAWKS DEFEAT N.Y. BALL GAMES IN PVERTO RICO, HAS BEEN (4 MEN) KNICKERBOCKERS 124-113 GIVEN A 100 PER CENT INCREASE BY THE MARINE DEPT. DEFEATED SPORTSMEN NEW YORK YANKEES, WHO WILL PAY HIM 15-11 10-15 15-12 ST. LOUIS, JAN. 21 (UPI)-THE ST. $20,000 FOR THE COMING SEASON. (DOUBLES) LOUIS HAWKS ANNEXED THEIR THIRD CON­ Roy HAMEY, THE YANKEES' GENERAL PMZ DEFEATED AQUANAUTS 12-15 !7-15 SECUTIVE VICTORY TONIGHT, DEFEATING MANAGER, ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT ARROYO, 15-13 THE NEW YORK KNICKERBOCKERS 124-113, WHO HAD A 15-5 RECORD IN RELIEF LAST ALTHOUGH BOB PETTIT WAS HELD TO A SEA­ SEASON, SENT IN HIS SIGNED CONTRACT EXHIBITION BASKETBALL GAME SON LOW OF 14 POINTS. LATE THIS PAST WEEK AFTER RECEIVING A DOUGLAS VS. WECO PETTIT, CHOSEN LAST WEEK AS THE MOST "SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE" TUES. 23 JAN. AT 6·00 P.M. VALUABLE PLAYER IN THE EAST-WEST NBA HAMEY DID NOT REVEAL THE TERMS, BUT •••• 0 Col ALL-STAR GAME HERE, WAS FORCED TO IT IS KNOWN THAT ARROYO WAS PAID LEAVE IN THE fOURTH PERIOD WHEN HE WAS $10,000 DURING 1961 AND WAS BOOSTED MOUNTAIN BALL RUlES CONTPD FROM "KICKED IN THE SHINS" BY AN OPPOSING TO $20,000 FOR THIS YEAR. SATURDAY. PLAYER 10. WHEN BASE-RUNNERS ARE OUT. (H). WHEN BASE-RUNNER SLIDES INTO MATHEWS & AARON SIGN WITH BRAVE~ DETROIT PISTON'S DOWN A BASE BOSTON CELTICS 124-120 MILWAUKEE, JAN 20 (UPI)-PRESIDENT (I). If BASE-RUNNER FAILS TO TURN JOKN McHALE OF THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES RIGHT AFTER OVER RUNNING A BASE AND BOSTON, JAN. 21 (UPI)-THE DETROIT SIGNED HIS SLUGGING ACES, THIRD BASE­ IS TAGGED BEFORE GETTING BACK TO THE PISTON BACKCOURT PAIR, VETERAN GENE MAN EDDIE MATHEWS AND OUTFIELDER HANK BASE. SHUE AND ROOKIE JOHNNY EGAN, ACCOUNTED AARON, TO 1962 CONTRACTS TODAY, GIVING (I) ALSO IF THE BASE-RUNNER, IN FOR 51 POINTS TODAY TO LEAD THEIR THEM RAISES AND CALLING THEM THE THE JUDGEMENT OF THE UMPIRE, MADE AN CLUB IN A 124-120 NATIONAL BASKETBALL "BEST IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE." ATTEMPT TO GO TO ANOTHER BASE BUT ASSOCIATION VICTORY OVER THE BOSTON TURNS RIGHT AND IS TAGGED BEFORE GET­ CELTICS. JOFRE HOPES FOR BOUT IN CALIF. TING BACK TO THE BASE. SHUE COLLECTED 30 POINTS AND EGAN, II. PLAYING AREA: A FORMER PROVIDENCE COLLEGE STAR, 21 RIO DE JANEIRO, JAN. 20 (UPI)-WORLD (A). WILL BE THE BLEACHERS ALONG POINTS, AS THE PISTONS JUMPED TO AN BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPION EDER JOFRE'S THE FIRST AND THIRD BASt LiNES UP TO EARLY LEAD AN~ BARELY SURVIVED A HOT MANAGER, ABRAHAM KATZNELSON, SAID TO­ THE FIRST TELEPHONE POLE IN BACK OF LATE-GAME CELTIC @RIVE. DAY HE IS NEGOTIATING WITH U.S. PRO­ FIRST AND THIRD BASE. A PLAYER CAN BOSTON'S TOMMY HEINSOHN WOUND UP AS MOTER GEORGE PARNASSUS ABOUT A FIGHT GO AS FAR INTO FOUL TERRITORY AS HE THE GAME'S HIGHEST SCORER WITH 43 WITH HERMAN MARQUES OF MEXICO. WISHES, TO CATCH A FOUL BALL, JUST POINTS AND HAD 19 IN THE LAST EIGHT IT WAS UNDERSTOOD PARNASSUS WANTED AS LONG AS THE BALL IS PAS1 THF TWO MINUTES OF PLAY AS THE CELTICS WIPED TO ARRANGE THE TITLE BOUT FOR SAN TELEPHONE POLES, MENTIONED ABO~E OUT NEARLY ALL OF AN 18-POINT DEFICIT FRANCISCO IN FEBRUARY. (RULE~ WILL BE CONT'D. TOMORROW'S BUT FELL TWO POINTS SHORT IN THE FINAL HOURGLASS) MINUTE AND WOUN DROPPING A I ~~P_O~I~N~T~E~R~.______~_ PAGE 6 HOURGLASS MoNDAY 22 JANUARY 1962 1.

f'l::ETI NGS BINGO AT THE MAD CLUB TO~lGHT AT OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7.30 P.M. / 8 00 P M FOR ENLISTED PERSONNEL AND "REMARKABLE t-R. PENNY PACKER"--CLI fTON WEBB, DOT McGu I RE. TH£IR DEPENDENTS ONLY. RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7.30 p.M. BRIDGE AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB TONIGHT "SUNDAY DINNER FOR A SOLDIER"--ANNE BAXTER, JOHN HODIAKo A~ 7 30 P M. YOKWE YUK SHOWTiME 7.00 AND 8:50 P.M. BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB TUES­ "TONIG-lT WE SING"--DAvID WAYNE, EZIO PINZA. DAY NIGHT AT 8'00 ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:20 P.M. fOR SALE "COt-£: SEPTEt-8ER"--RoCK HUDSON, GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA--FILMED IN ITALY. RADIO AMATEURS' SPECIAL--NEW AN AMERICAN PLAYBOY DISCOVERS ONE OF HIS PALATIAL CONTINENTAL V!BROPLEX "BUG" AT COST $24 41 (JUST HOMES HAS BEEN USED AS A TOURIST ~OT'~ DURING HIS ABSENCE AND HE RECEIVED - CONTAINER UNOPENED). CALL FINDS AN ATTRACTIVE BEAUTY ON THE PREMISES TO KEEP HIS INTEREST. 679 AFTER 5 P.M. PLUS SHORT

THE SPECIAL SERVICES HOBBY SHOP HAS ATTENTION ALL PARENTS JUST RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING iTEMS FOR CHILDREN WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO ATTEND THE YOKWE YUK THEATRE AT ANY TIMEo ~ALE MODEL ENGINES, BALSA BOATS, THE FIRST SHOWIN~T THE ROXY THEATRE IS ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDREN CHILDREN PIRPLANES, SHEETS, STRIPS, AND BLOCKS UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO 'TTEND THE SECOND SHOWING Of MODEL PARTS AND ACCESSORIES JEWELRY, THE FILM AT THE ROXY UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY AND ~ATED WITH PARENTS ALL LE'4Tt-lER AND PAINT BY N~.ER kITS. UNACCOMPANIED CHILDREN WILL BE SENT HOME. ANYONE CREATING ANY UNNECESSARY NOISE AT THE ROXY WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED iN THE ROXY '=-OUND THEATRE - PLEASE DO NOT SEND YOUR DOG ALONG TO THE 6:30 SHOWING WITH YOUR RONSON CIGARETTE LIGHTER ON BUS CHILD. FIPST NAME JAMES ENGRAVED ON SIDE OWN£R IDENTIFY AND CLAIM AT HOURGLASS EYEGLASSES TO BE PICKED UP O"T I CE NOTICE TO ALL PERSONNEL "IT IS REQUESTED THAT THE fOLLOWING DURING THE RECENT NIKE ZEUS fiRING PEOPLE PICK UP EYEGLASSES AT THE POCKET KNIFE FOUND AT THE RICHARDSON, THERE WERE INSTANCES OF PERTINENT IN-' STATION HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATIVE OFfICE OWNER MAY CLAIM AT THE HOURGLASS FORMATION LEAVING THE ISLAND PRIOR AT THEIR EARLIEST CONVENIENCE' OI"FICE TO ANY AUTHORIZED NEWS RELEASE. IT GENE BROUSSARD (USN) SHOULD BE BORNE IN MIND THAT ANY STEPHEN BOYD \VAt-HED UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE OF "DEFENSE W•. COLLINS ANYONE EXPERIENCED OR INTERESTED IN CLASSIFIED" OR "FOR OFFICIAL USE O.IIIiif<. DAVIS .. A TRAMPOLINE, PLEASE CONTACT PAT ONLY" INFORMATION IS A MOST SERIOUS E A~ FLOOK lANIAS AT 420 OFFENSE AND PUNISHABLE BY LAW. FRANK FELL IT HAS BEEN, AND WILL CONTINUE TO FRED FLORIDAD HELP WANJED BE, NECESSARY THAT A LARGE NUMBER OF PETER GUSMAN WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY NEEDS THE ISLAND POPULATION BE GIVEN INFORM- HAROLD GUILD CLERK TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS SOME ATION PRIOR TO A RANGE EVENT. THIS JOSE GABUT OF T~ESE OPENINGS ARE fOR PART TIME IS NECESSARY BOTH fOR EFFECTIVE OPER­ EUGENE HANSON EMPLOYEES THIS WOULD BE FOR A MINI­ ATION OF THE VARIOUS AGENCIES INVOL­ MYRON NABATA MUM OF FOUR HOURS PER DAY AND fiVE VED AND AS A PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE. MelNTE PERALTA OR SIX DAYS EACH WEEK BETWEEN 7.30 HOWEVER, ALL PERSONNEL ARE REMINDED HENRY PRECHT ~ M AND 4 30 P M THAT MUCH Of THIS PRIOR INfORMATION FRANK RUF FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL F.H. IS UNDER THE CATEGORY Of "FOR OFFICIAL ESMERELDA RUIZ rELL AT 9 EXTENSION 445 OR 446 USE ONLY" AND AS SUCH, IS NOT TO BE R. H. ROBINSON PASSED ON IN LETTERS HOME, HAM PHONE PATRICK TIM SING PATCHES OR OTHER COMMUNICATIONS RONALD SHIROTA SPECIAL SERVICES WILL SPONSOR A MltItM. BERNARDO TABIJE ChECKER AND CHESS TOURNAMENT FOR THE PASSING ON OF RANGE EVENTS, WH. STANFIELD JJNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS EXCEPT fOR THOSE DULY RELEASED, CAN PETER TASWELL TO BE HELD ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 27 AT AND WILL BE, DEALT WITH MOST SEVERELY. ROBERT VAUClHN ! P.M. AT SPECIAL SERVICES GEAR LOCKER ANY STUDENTS INTERESTED IN ENTERING lHE' TOURNAMENT SHOULD CALL PAT LANIAS "WASH & DRY" SERVICE BOAT SAFETY pT 420 PRIOR TO 6 P.M. BETWEEN NOW "WASH AND DRY ONLY" SERVICE IS AND JANUARY 27 ENGRAVED TROPHIES AVAILABLE AT THE KWAJALEIN LAUNDRY IN THE INTEREST OF SAFETY ANY PERSON WILL BE GIVEN TO THE CHECKER WINNER FOR ALL PERSONNEL ON lHE ISLAND CHECKING A BOAT OUT Of THE YACHT CLUB ftND TO T~E CHESS WINNER THIS SERviCE IS PROVIDED AT A LOW IN ADDITON TO POSSESSING A CURRENT COST TO THE PATRON BOAT OPERATOR'S PERMIT MUST BE OVER 15 DUE TO THE LIMITED LAUNDERING fAC­ YEARS Of AGE. I F UNDER 15 YEARS Of ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS ILITIES AND THE INCREASED WORKLOAD AGE YOUNGSTERS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY THE SPECIAL SERVICES BOWLING ALLEY WHICH AT TIMES NECESSITATES DELAYS A PERSON OVER 15 YEARS OF AGE WHO POSS­ WiLL BE USED BY GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL IN THE OUTPUT OF FINISHED LAUNDRY, ESSES A CURRENT BOAT OPERATOR'S PERMIT. FROM I P M TO 3 P.M. MONDAY, WEDNES­ IT IS URGED THAT PATRONS UTILIZE THIS DAY AND FRIDAY "WASH AND DRY ONLY" SERVICE FOR ALL ON TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY AND ITEMS OF CLOTHING WHICH DO NOT NEED GIVE FOR BETTER HEALTH SUNDAY, THERE WILL STILL BE OPEN TO BE PRESSED, SUCH AS UNDERGARMENTS. BOWLING "WASH AND DRY ONLY" SERVICE AND MR. W., FORMER CORPORATION EXECUTIVE, "FINISHED LAUNDRY" MUST BE SEPARATELY IS PREMAT~RELY RETIRED AT 52, SIDELINED GENERAL NOTICES BUNDLED AND PROPERLY IDENTIFIED BY BY BLINDING GLAUCOMA. UNAWARE THAT ANYONE INTERESTED IN TAILOR MADE USE OF PROPER LAUNDRY SLIPS" THE RINGS HE SEEMED TO SEE WHEN LOOKING CLOTHES FROM HONQ KONG CAN CALL MRs AT LIGHTS WERE DANGER SIGNS, HE DiDN'T l'-1AFFETT AT 695 GET TREATMENT IN TIME. "PERSONNEL LOCAflNG NESTS OR AREAS GLAUCOMA, A DISEASE OF INCREASED THE DEPENDENTS CLINIC IS CONDUCTED WHERE 'YELLOW-JACKETS' OR BEES MAY PRESSURE WITHIN THE EYEBALL, CAN STEAL ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE HOSPITAL BE GATHERING, ARE ASKED TO PHONE THE YOUR SIGHT. DETECTED IN TIME, ITS N fHE DENTAL SECTION. ApPOINTMENTS TROUBLE DESK, 550, so THAT MEN MAY DAMAGE CAN BE HALTED. THE NATIONAL WILL BE MADE BY PHONING 476 FROM BE DISPATC~ED TO SPRAY AND DESTROY SOCIETY fOR THE PREVENTION OF BLINDNES~ 7 30 A M TO 4.00 P M MoNDAY THROUGH THEM." SUPPORTS RESEARCH TO DISCOVER METHODS S4TURDAYo EMERGENCIES WILL ALWAYS BE TO ELIMINATE THIS CAUSE OF BLINDNESS. SEEN ANY TIME AFTER HOURS, SUNDAYS "FOR THE INFORMATION OF THE LADIES "GIVE FOR BETTER HEALTH" THROUGH ~~D HOLIDAYS, PHONE THE HOSPITAL THAT HAVE RECENTLY REPORTED ON THE THE CAMPAIGN OF YOUR VOLUNTARY NATION­ DiREC1 ON 2~60 OR 2162 STATICN, YOU ARE REMINDED THAT SHORT AL HEALTH AGENCIES. SHORTS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BE WORN IN THE COMMISSARY OR KWAJALEIN STORE, NOTICES FOR THE HOURGLASS CALL !NVEST IN U.S. SAVINGS BONDS BUT ARE ONLY TO BE WORN IN THE 2114 OR 539 QUARTERS AREA "