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VOL 4 NO. 1526 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY, 21 SEPTEMBER 1963

SCHOOL REPORTS TO BE SENT H~E MAlAYASIA U.S.-SOVIET MAINTAINING GRADE REPORTS FOR THE fiRST FIVE WEEKS Of IN TURMOIL MOON EFFORT ASKED SCHOOL FOR GRADES 1-12 WILL BE SENT HOME ON MONDAY, (UPI )--THE MALAYASIAN SIT­ UNITED NATIONS, (UPI )--PRESIDENT KENNEDY URGED IN A SEPTEMBER 23, ACCORDING TO UATION, WHICH ERUPTED THIS MAJOR POLICY SPEECH BEFORE THE UNITED NATIONS TODAY THAT MR. RICHARD STIMPSON, PRIN­ WEEK WITH THE ANNOUNCEMENT THE UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA BECOME PARTNERS IN SPACE AND CIPAL Of THE GEORGE SEITZ OF THE FORMATION OF THE NEW PUT A MAN ON THE MOON TOGETHER AS A POSITIVE STEP TOWARD SCHOOL. THE PURPOSE Of NATION - MALAYA, SARAWAK, ENDING THE COLD WAR THE REPORTS, MR STIMPSON AND NORTH BORNEO - DEVELOPED KENNEDY TOLD THE 18TH U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION THAT SAYS, ARE TO INfORM PAR­ INTO A MAJOR POSSIBLE EX­ EAST AND WEST COULD ENGAGE IN A "CONTEST Of ACHIEVEMENT ENTS OF STUDENTS' PROGRESS PLOSIVE AREA BY THIS WEEK'S INSTEAD OF INTIMIDATION, AND IN THE CONTEST FOR A BETTER EARLY IN THE SCHOOL YEAR. END, AND CALLED FORTH MAJOR LIFE, ALL THE WORLD CAN BE THE WINNER." DIPLOMATIC MOVES TO FOREST~L KENNEDY SPECIFICALLY OUTLINED THE AREAS WHERE THE SOVIET MORE SERIOUS TROUBLE IN UNION AND THE UNITED STATES, TOGETHER WITH THEIR ALLIES, SOUTHEAST ASIA. COULD ACHIEVE FURTHER AGREEMENTS, "AGREEMENTS WHICH SPRING RIOTS IN JAKARTA AGAINST fROM OUR MUTUAL INTEREST IN AVOIDING MUTUAL DESTRUCTION" U.N. THE BRITISH EMBASSY FOLLOWED REFERRING TO A SPEECH MADE TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY YES­ WALK OUT BREAKING OF DIPLOMATIC RE­ TERDAY BY SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER ANDREI A GROMYKO IN LATIONS BY MALAYASIA WITH WHICH THE RUSSIAN PROPOSED AN AGREEMENT WITH THE UNITED UNITED NATIONS, (UPI )-- INDONESIA AND THE PHILIPPIN~ STATES TO BAR NUCLEAR WEAPONS FROM SPACECRAFT, KENNEDY , AFRO-ASIAN AND COMMUNIST THERE WERE ALSO RIOTS IN URGED THAT NEGOTIATORS GO BACK TO THE NEGOTIATING TABLE MEMBERS WALKED OUT OF THE KUALA LUMPUR, AND DEPENDENTS TO WORK OUT PRACTICABLE ARRANGEMENTS TO THIS END. UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEM- Of BRITISH AND SOME AUSTRAL- POINTING TO THE FACT THAT BY RESOLUTION OF THE U N.

I BLY TODAY WHEN SOUTH AFRICA IANS WERE EVACUATED FROM ASSEMBL~ MEMBER NATIONS HAD fORESWORN ANY CLAIMS TO ATTEMPTED TO DEFEND ITS JAKARTA. TERRITORIAL RIGHTS IN OUTER SPACE, KENNEDY ASKED RHETORI­ APARTHEID POLICIES. IN THE UNITED NATIONS CALLY WHY MAN'S FIRST FLIGHT TO THE MOON SHOULD BE A MAT­ THE ACT OF PROTEST CAME THERE WAS AN IMMEDIATE RE- TER OF NATIONAL COMPETITION. WrlEN SOUTH AfR I CAN SECRE- SPONSE BY 0 I PLO.4ATS TO SETTLE "SURELY WE SHOULD EXPLORE WHETHER THE SCIENTISTS AND ! TARY Of STATE fOR FOREIGN THE DISPUTE BEFORE IT GOT ASTRONAUTS OF OUR TWO COUNTRIES, INDEED OF ALL THE WORLD, P~FAIRS GERHARD F JOOSTE COMPLETELY OUT OF HAND. CANNOT WORK TOGETHER IN THE CONQUEST Of SPACE, SENDING EXERCISED HIS RIGHT OF RE- PRIME MINISTER TENGKU SOME DAY IN THIS DECADE TO THE MOON, NOT THE REPRESENTA­ I PLY TO CHALLENGE AN ALGER- ABDUL RAHMAN SAID TONIGHT TIVE OF A SINGLE NATION, BUT THE REPRESENTATIVES Of ALL I AN STATEMENT THAT SOUTH THAT HE WOULD CO NS I DER A HUMANITY" AFRICA SHOULD BE QUARAN- SUMMIT MEETING WITH INDONES- KENNEDY ALSO SAID WE MUST O~NTINUE TO SEEK AGREEMENTS TINED, "LIKE THE PLAGUE IAN PRESIDENT SUKARNO AND ON MEASURES TO PREVENT WAR BY ACCIDENT OR MISCALCULATION; VICTIMS OF THE MIDDLE AGES." PHILIPPINES PRESIDENT ON SAfEGARDS AGAINST SURPRISE ATTACK, ON FURTHER MEASURES EARLIER ASIAN MEMBERS OF DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL TO SETTLE TO CURB THE NUCLEAR ARMS RACEj ON A fREER FLOW OF INFOR­ THE ASSEMBLY HAD FORCED THE DISPUTE OVER MALAYSIA, MATION AND PEOPLE FROM EAST TO WEST AND WEST TO EAST. A SUSPENSION OF THE SESSION "PROVIDED CERTAIN CONDITIONS KENNEDY WARNED, HOWEVER, THAT DESPITE THE PAUSE WE MAY AS A SYMBOLIC PROTEST ARE MET " HAVE REACHED I N THE COLD WAR, ''THE LONG SHADOWS OF CONFL I CT AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA'S INDIAN DEPUTY MINISTER OF AND CR I S IS ENVELOP US STI LL." CLAIM THAT APARTHEID SHOULD EXTERNAL AffAIRS MRS. A BASIC DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE NOT BE INCLUDED ON THE LAKSHMI MENON TODAY EXPRESS­ SOV I ET UN ION, HE SA I D, IS THE BEL I EF Of THE AMER I CAN PEO­ AGENDA ED SURPRISE THAT THE PHILIP­ PLE IN SELF-DETERMINATION FOR ALL PEOPLES. ALGERIA'S ABDELKADER PINES AND INDONESIA "BROKE "WE BELIEVE THAT THE PEOPLE OF GERMANY AND BERLIN MUST CHANDERLI, EXPLAINING THE THEIR PROMISES" OVER MALA'I'SIA BE FREE TO REUNITE THEIR CAPITAL AND THEIR COUNTRY. AFRO-ASIAN DEMAND FOR A SUS­ S HE ALSO ACCUSED THE PH I L IP­ "WE BELIEVE THAT THE PEOPLE OF CUBA MUST BE FREE TO SE­ PENSION, HAD SAID IT WAS "A PINE GOVERNMENT Of ACTING CURE THE FRUITS OF THE REVOLUTION THAT HAS BEEN SO FALSELY SYMBOL OF OUR DETERMINATION CONTRARY TO THE WISHES Of BETRAYED FROM WITHIN AND EXPLOITED fROM WITHOUT TO PRESS THE CASE AGAINST THE MAJORITY OF ITS PEOPLE, "SO L~NG AS THESE DIFFERENCES EXIST, KENNEDY SAID, "THEY APARTHEID" WHOM SHE SAID GENERALLY DIS­ FORBID THE RELAXATION OF VIGILANCE OUR DEFENSES AROUND WHEN JOOSTE ROSE AGAIN TO APPROVED OF THE GOVERNMENT'S THE WORLD WILL BE MAINTAINED FOR THE PROTECTION OF FREE­ CONTEST THE ALGERIAN'S U~WILLINGNESS TO RECOGNIZE DOM " STATEMENT, A MASS WALKOUT, THE NEW FEDERATION APPARENTLY UNPREMEDIATED, "IT WAS A GREAT SURPRISE JOINT SHOT WELCOMED BEGAN TO US THAT BOTH THE PHILIP­ SPACE AGENCY DIRECTOR WEBB SAID TODAY THAT PRESIDENT AFRICAN DELEGATES, SOME IN PINES AND INDONESIA HAD KENNEDY'S PROPOSAL FOR A JOINT US-RUSSIA MOON EXPEDITION FLOWING ROBES, ROSE TO GONE BACK ON THEIR PROMISE WOULD NOT MEAN ANY SLOWDOWN IN PLANS TO PUT TWO AMERICANS LEAVE THE ROOM THEY WERE TO RESPECT THE FINDINGS OF ON THE MOON BY 1970. WEBB, AWAY ON A SPEAKING TOUR, TOLD JO I NED BY SOV lET CH I EF DEL­ THE U N. AND STARTED THESE ASSOCIATES BY TELEPHONE THAT THE WHITE HOUSE READ HIM THE EGATE NIKOLAI T. FEDORENKO ACTS OF VIOLENCE, WHICH SPEECH THURSDAY THAT THE PRESIDENT GAVE BEFORE THE U No AND THE MEMBERS OF ALL REALLY MARRED A VERY GENERAL ASSEMBLY OTHER COMMUNIST DELEGATIONS AUSPICIOUS INAUGURATION IN CONGRESS, SENATOR CLINTON P ANDERSON, DEMOCRAT-NEW ONLY A FEW WESTERN-ORIENTED "THERE MAY BE THREATS OF MEXICO, CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE SPACE COMMITTEE, SAID HE ASIAN DELEGATIONS, INCLUDING WAR, BUT NOBODY CAN AffORD HAD LONG BELIEVED THAT THE VAST COST Of LANDING A MAN ON TURKEY, THAILAND, LAOS, THE TO FIGHT A WAR; THEREfORE I THE MOON "MIGHT WELL BE SHARED AMONG THE NATIONS WHICH PHILIPPINES, AND MALAYSIA, HOPE THINGS WILL SETTLE HAVE DEMONSTRATED COMPETENCE IN SPACE." BUCKED THE TREND. THEY RE­ DOWN VERY SOON," SHE SAID. HE AND OTHERS, INCLUDING SENATOR JOHN J SPARKMANN,DEM­ MAINED IN THEIR SEATS AS THE WORLD-TELEGRAM AND OCRAT-ALABAMA, SAID A JOINT MOON SHOT WOULD FURTHER THE DID THE WESTERN AND LATIN SUN SUGGESTED THE U S KNOWLEDGE OF OUTER SPACE AND COULD PROVIDE SCIENTIFIC AND AMERICAN GROUPS SHOULD CUT ITS ECONOMIC HELP TECHNOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES FOR THE BENEfiT OF ALL NATIONS. CHANDERLI, EXPLAINING THE TO INDONESIA REPRESENTATIVE ALBERT THOMAS, DEMOCRAT-TEXAS, HEAD OF AFRO-ASIAN MOVE WHICH "By TREATY, IT IS BRITAIN'S THE HOUSE ApPROPRIATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE fOR THE SPACE BUDGET, BROUGHT ABOUT THE SUSPENSION, JOB TO DEFEND THE NEW EXPRESSED INTEREST IN KENNEDY'S PROPOSAL AND ADDED: , SAID HE FELT THE ASSEMBLY MALAYSIA," THE NEWSPAPER "If YOU'RE GOING TO GET ALONG WITH THE RUSSIANS, IT WILL HAS ROOM "ONLY FOR MEN OF SAID IN AN EDITORIAL, "BUT HAVE TO BE ON THE MOON IT WON'T BE ON THE EARTH" GOODWILL--AND THAT GOODWILL THE U S. ALSO HAS A ROLE, WEBB TOLD AGENCY COLLEAGUES THE UNITED STATES WOULD IS SADLY LACKING IN SOUTH AND WASHINGTON SHOULD PUB­ CONTINUE TO PUSH THE ApOLLO) MAN-ON-THE-MOON-PROGRAM, , AFRICA" LICLY REAFFIRM .AMERICAN PENDING ANY SUBSTANTIVE NEGOTIATIONS WITH Moscow FOR A SUPPORT OF THE FEDERATION JOINT EFfORT. AND T,~E SRI.TISH-MALAYSIAN PACT ,------/ P'GC 2 HOUR~LASS SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMBER I~G3 ------~------~- PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION SCHEDULED O~~~~~~S RUSH SETS STAGE FOR PHILIPPINE DRESS DESIGNS 1 THE COMMANDING OFFICER PACIFIC A RECENT DIRECTIVE FROM NEW TALKS FOR U S. WOMEN MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, KWAJ-I THE BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND WASHINGTON (UPI)--SECRE­ I\LEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, CON-I SURGERY IN WASHINGTON NOW NEW YORK (UPI)--A GROuP OF TARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK TRACT NOAS-59-4176-c WITH THEI REQUIRES ALL PERSONNEL IN NEW YORK FASHION EDITORS OPENS TODAY A MAJOR NEW TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. THE TRUST TERRITORY TO BE GOT AN ADVANCE LOOK TODAY AT THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED ROUND OF DIPLOMACY WHICH IMMUNIZED AGAINST CHOLERA THE KARl LAGAN HAUTL COUTURE )/ I LY MONDAY THROUGH SATUR- WILL SPAN SEVERAL WEEKS, I N­ COLLECTION FROM THE PHILIP­ EVERY SIX MONTHS To CARRY VOLVE OR MORE NATIONS, ~, Y DEADLINE FOR NOTICES 60 P I N E S \-JH I C H \/ ILL B E S H 0 \v II OUT THIS MASS INOCULATION AND CHART FUTURE RELATIONS ~ 4 P M DAY BEFORE PUBLICA- PUBLICLY HERE SEPTEMBE~ 2~ PROGRAM, THE KWAJALEIN Hos­ WITH RUSSIA ~ IOIJ DEADL INE FOR NEWS AT THE BARBIZON PLAZA ~OTEL I PITAL HAS REQUESTED THE NEW RUSK PLANNED TO MEET WITH I 'lEt,S IS lOAM DAY OF PUBLI- JOSE MORENO, PRESIDENT OF HYPO-JET AIR GUN FROM PEARL WEST GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTERI c ~; ION THE PHILIPPINE COUTURIER I HARBOR TO ADMINISTER THE GERHARD SCHROEDER ASSOCIATION, SAID, "OUR GOAL VACCINE INSTEAD or THE USUAL EDITOR - CLAIRE BRIGHAM RUSK'S MEETINGS, WHICH WILL IS TO ESTABLISH MANILA AS A I SYRINGE AND NEEDLE STAFF - VIRGINIA MATHIASEN, I GO ON SEPARATELY FROM REGULAR CENTER OF HIGH FASHION FOR I ALL PERSONNEL 6 MONTHS OF U N SESSIONS, BREAK DOWN NANCY HOUGHTON, DISCRIMINATING WOMEN ABROAD 1 I AGE AND OLDER ARE REQUIRED INTO THREE MAIN TYPES. AND PAT WI LL IS CUSTO~1-MAD E DRE SSES F ROlvl i TO RECEIVE A SERIES OF TWO --TALKS WITH MAJOR ALLIES TO PARIS AND NEW YORK, HE POINTED SHOTS SPACED ONE WEEK APART MOON FLIGHT IN THE ASSESS COMMUNIST INTENTIONS, OUT, ARE OUT OF REACH FOR ONE BOOSTER SHOT IS THEN 60'S POSSIBLE TO PLAN WESTERN DEFENSE, AND MANY VOMEN, EVEN AMONG THE I REQUIRED EVERY SIX MONTHS I TO DISCUSS STRATEGY FOR WELL-TO-DO CLASS I ~GUSTON, TEXAS (UPI)--ANY You ARE ASKED TO EXAMINE FUTURE NEGOTIATIONS WITH "HOWEVER, If HE SA I D/ "'10 lEN I (_ Sf] I N THE SPACE AGENCY YOUR OWN SHOT CARD BEFORE RUSSIA ALL OVER THE VORLD LIKE .J0GE7 THIS YEAR WOULD KEEP COMING FOR YOUR SHOT TO DE­ --DIRECT TALKS WITH SOVIET II:: UN I TED STATES FROM LAND­ DRESSES THAT FIT, DRESSES TERMINE IF SIX MONTHS HAS FOREIGN MINISTER ANDREI MADE ESPECIALLY FOR THE~ I~G ON THE MOON IN THIS ELAPSED S IIJCE YOUR LAST GROMYKO TO PROBE FOR POS­ THERE ARE MANY ELEGANT \JOt1EN, D:CADE, A HIGH SPACE OFFICIAL CHOLERA SHOT OR ~HETHER YOU SIBLE NEW AREAS OF AGREE­ WHO FEEL THAT PARIS AND NEW S,l; D rODAY EVER DID RECEIVE IT MENT TO FOLLOW UP THE SIGN~ YORK COUTURE IS NOT FOR RI~HT NOW, OUR PROGRAM IS PERSONNEL NEEDING THE ING OF THE NUCLEAR TEST BAN THEM, MAINLY BECAUSE OF o ~CrlEDULE," SAID DR ROBERT FIRST SHOT OR THE BOOSTER --TALKS WITH ALLIES, NEU­ PRICE WE WOULD LIKE TO r S:AMANS, ASSOCIATE ADMIN IS­ DOSE (BOTH AMOUNTS ARE THE TRALS AND COMMUNIST NATIONS REACH THAT SEGMENT If TOR OF THE NATIONAL AERO- SAME) SHOULD REPORT WITH ALIKE ON ALL MANNER OF DIPLO­ "MAYBE SUCH A WOMAN HAS r 'LTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRA- THEIR SHOT CARDS TO THE MATIC PROBLEMS, BOTH MAJOR I THAT PIECE OF THAI SILK GROUND FLOOR OF THE HOSPITAL AND PETTY SOMEBODY GAVE HER IN BriNGKOK 'Ir THE FUNDS BECOME AVAIL­ ON SUNDAY, 22 SEPTEMBER RUSK'S MEETING WITH SCHROE­ MAYBE SHE HAS A ROLL OF ~C~E IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO 1963, ACCORDING TO THE FOL­ DER HAD INCREASED IMPORTANCEi ALENCON LACE ACQUIRED YEARS C,PRY OUT A LUNAR EXPEDITION LO\vING SCHCDULE. BECAUSE MUCH OF WHAT THE AGO IN EUROPE, A CUT OF I I. thiS DECADE," SEAMANSsAID LAST NAMES BEGINNING UNITED STATES MAY BE DISCUSS­ SEAMANS ARRIVED IN HOUSTON SILK BROCADE, A COTTON BATIK,I A THRU F - IPM TO 2PM ING WITH RUSSIA--BERLIN, NON­ L ,~ LAST NIGHT FOR A BRIEF­ OR A JAPANESE OBI--ANY OF I G THRU L - 2PM TO 3PM AGGRESSION PACTS AND NUCLEAR I S ,ODAY WITH OFFICIALS AT THESE COULD BE TURNED I NTO I M THRU R - 3PM TO 4PM FREE ZONES--INVOLVES WEST LjO~I"5TON I S MANNED SPACECRAFT LOVELY CREATIONS IN THE H~NDS S THRU Z 4PM TO 5PM GERMANY AND THIS COUNTRY _ - II :R OF MANILA DESIGNERS " I THOSE NEED I NG THE SECOND COULD NOT GO AHEAD WITHOUT I " ,RRIVED WITH HIS ASSIST­ THE 70-PIECE COLLECTION DOSE WILL REPORT ON SUNDAY, GERMAN CONSENT ,. T) DR GEORGE E MUELLER ALREADY HAS BEEN SHOWN IN 29 SEPTEMBER 1963, ACCORD­ ARRIVING HERE BY PLANE t·ltIELLER ASSUMED H IS POST HONOLULU, SAN FR/NCISCO, ING TO A SCHEDULE THAT WILL LAST NIGHT, SCHROEDER SAID S:PTEMBER I REPLACING CON­ Los ANGELES, AND SEATTLE BE ANNOUNCED LATER THE ONLY WAY TO EASE WORLD "OV[RSIAL DR BRAINERD HOLM~, YOUR SHOT CARDS WILL BE TENSION WAS TO CURE THE '10 ~NTERED PRIVATE BUSINESS STAMPED, StGNED, AND RE­ CAUSES OF TENSION, MEANING BLAST IN SAIGON SL"MANS, MUELLER AND SEVERAL TURNED IMMEDIATELY PROBLEMS SUCH AS BERLIN SAIGON (UPI)--A GRENADE o I':r NASA OFF I C I ALS ARE MEN ON ROI-NAMUR WILL RE- U S OFFICIALS PLACED BLAST IN S~IGON'S CENTRAL PR:5E~TLY TOURING MANNED CEIVE THEIR FIRST OR BOOSTER GREAT EMPHASIS ON PLANS TO MARKET TODAY SERIOUSLY SPACE-LIGHT FACILITIES THROUGH-SHOTS ON MONDAY, 23 SEPTEM- DISCUSS WITH ALLIED DIPLO- WOUNDED A V I ETNAt-1ESE WOt1AN our THE COUNTRY I BER 1963,AT THE MESS HALL MATS THEIR ASSESSMENT OF AND INJURED SEVERAL OTHER I T~ERE ARE STRONG RUMORS IN DURING THE NOON LUNCH PERIOD RUSSIA'S CURRENT SPLIT WITH I PEOPLE I WI SHINGrON THAT THE HOUSE THE SECOND SHOT WILL BE RED CHINA THEY FEEL THIS I THE GRENADE, BELIEVED TO ApP~OPRIATIONS COMMITTEE, GIVEN THE FOLLOWING MONDAY WILL DETERMINE IN LARGE PART HAVE TOSSED BY A VIET CONG PIROUGH A SUBCOMM I TTEE, I N- MEN ON GUGEEGUE AND ENNY- THE FUTURE OF \-/ORLD EVENTS (COMMUNIST) AGENT, WENT ,ENDS TO MAKE LARGE CUTS IN LABEGAN WILL RECEIVE THEIR OFF EXACTLY AT Noori AtvllDSr 7HE ~5 3 BILLION BUDGET FIRST OR BOOSTER SHOTS ON COURSE IN MODERN HEBREW HUNDREDS OF SHOPPERS DOING AUT :ORIZED FOR NASA TUESDAY, 24 SEPTEMBER 1963 PLANNED THEIR DAILY MARKETING "IF THERE ARE DRASTIC CUTS, AND THE SECOND SHOT ON THE THREE MEN AND A CHILD WERE MR STEVE LONDON WILL GIVE ,HE SPACE PROGRAM WOULD BE FOLLOWING TUESDAY I ALSO INJURED BY THE EXPLO­ A COURSE IN MODERN HEBREW ,AFFECTED DRASTICALLY," SEA- MARSHALLESE WORKING ON SION BUT POLIC: INDICATED MANS SAID WITH A WRY SMILE KWAJALEIN WILL RECEIVE THEIR THE CLASS WILL MEET EVENINGS THEIR ~OUNDS WERE NOT SER­ TWICE A WEEK FOR 14 WEEKS 70 NEWSMEN AT HOUSTON'S CHOLERA SHOTS AT THE BOAT IOUS (3 HOURS PER WEEK IN GEORGE I~TERNATIONAL AIRPORT LANDING BEFORE THEY DEPART VIET CONG LEAFLETS WERE SEITZ SCHOOL) MLELLER SAID HE ANTICIPATED FOR HOME IN THE EVENING ON FOUND SCATTERED AT THE TUITION FEE IS PER r'o JRAST I C CHANGES I N THE A DAY TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER $30 SCENE OF BLAST SEMESTER PROCEEDS WILL GO 't'Af'NED SPACEFLIGHT OPERATION BLOODY rOOTPPINTS ON THE 1;-" THE NEAR FUTURE AL THOUGH TO THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I TV ACTOR INJURED IN CRASH STREET ETCHED THE ROUTE OF I 7HEF'E ""OULD BE "SOME REALIGN­ KWAJALEIN CENTER SCHOLOR­ ! THE VICTIMS AWAY FROM THE SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA SHIP FUND FOR THE MARSHALL- I I fl.1E:H' FROM TIME TO TIME SCENE A DESCRIPTION OF THE I (UPI)--TELEVISION STAR ESE PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS D07rl MEN DENIED RUMORS THAT WOMAN'S WOUNDS WAS NOT AVAIL-I 'THE MORALE OF NASA PERSONNEL RICHARD (PALADIN) BOONE WAS PLEASE CALL MRS JANA LHOTHA, I ABLE, BUT THE OTHER BYSTAND- ! IVAS AT AN ALL-TIME LO\-J SERIOUSLY INJURED EARLY TO­ 459, DAYS ! ERS \/ERE BURNED AlJD HIT I liMy IMPRESSION IS THAT THE DAY WHEN HIS AUTOMOBILE , CRASHED INTO A PARKED CAR BY FRAGMENTS AROUND THE LEGS , I"ORALE IS VERY, VERY GOOD, \I ALGER 1A "CUBAN,I ZED THE ACTOR WAS TAKEN TO AND FEET I I'vIUELLER SAID If EVERY PLACE I I ST JOHN'S HOSPITAL WHERE HE ALGIERS (UPI)--ALGERIA FRENCH HOLD-OUT "DANGEROUS" I \ I SIT ED, I SAW ENTHUS I ASM FOR WAS APPARENTLY BEING TRANS­ i.,E SPACE PROGRAM " WAS TREATED FOR FACIAL LACER­ THE HAGUE (UPI)--U S PRESI-, ATIONS AND MULTIPLE MINOR rORMED SWIFTLY INTO A SOCIAL­ DENTIAL ADVISER DEAN ACHESON, ABRASIONS HE ALSO SUFFERED IST STATE PATTERNED AFTER SAID LAST NIGHT T~~T FRENCH I ~ERICAN'ROYALTY'ON VACATION A POSSIBLE fRACTURED RIB, FIDEL CASTRO'S CUBA PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE'S! DuBLIN (UPI)--PRINCESS GRACE A HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN SAID IN SWIFT OPERATIONS ALGER- NATIONALISTIC OPPOSI flON ,0 0- MONOCO ENDED HER THREE WEEK STITCHES WERE TAKEN AND IAN POLICE LAST NIGHT SEIZED A UNIFIED ATLANTIC DEFENSE IR'S~ VACATION TODAY AND FLEW X-RAYS WERE BEING EXAMINED THf,: LARGEST HOTEL IN ALG I ERS'I POSED A "LETHAL DANGER" TO ~ LONDON WITH HER SON PRINCE TO DETERMINE FURfHER POSSIBLE A SMALLER HOTEL, A FIRST- WESTERN UfJI fY ACHESON SAID C '""'T INJURIES CLASS RESTAURANT, A MOVIE THAT PLANS FOR COOPERATION ,CE RAINIER, HER HUSBAND, THE 47-YEAR-OLD STAR WAS HOUS E, AND A NUMBE R OF PRO&- BEHlE EN NATO ~1EMEl ERS \/,S 11 A - l ~ \\[ ~OR HOME TOMORROW DRIVING TO MGM STUDIOS WHeN PEROUS BARS AND CAFES SHAFT OF COMMON SENSE THROWN ' :IR DAUGHTER, PRINCE~S HIS MASERATI SPORTS CAR CRAS~ INTO TH E MU RK OF CO~JFUS ION If CRASHED INTO ANOTHER VEHICLE ------~~ 21 SEPTEMBER 1963 PAGE 3 HOURGLASS . 5ATU~DAY, fiNANCIAL PICTURE ROSY BINGO PLAYED AT THE EXPLOSION CAUSED BY BOMB ~ • ~ STOCKS t.oVEDHIGHER IN MOD­ YOKWE YUK CLUB BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, (UP)) ~ ~ ERATE TRADING EARLY TODAY. ALL CLUB MEMBERS ARE IN­ --U.S. ATTORNEY MACON WEAVER STEELS WERE rlRM WITH VITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT THE WANTED: RECIPE rOR BEEr YOUNGSTOWN UP I, U S STEEL BINGO GAME PLAYED EACH MON­ BOMB WHI CH KI LlED rOUR NEG- HASH,IIUII NG LErT-OVER MEAT. UP 1/2 AND BETHLEHEM UP I/B. DAY EVEN I NG I N THE BANYAN RO GIRLS SUNDAY WAS DElIB- REPUBLIC HELD UNCHANGED. ROOM OF THE CLUB BEGINNING ERATELY PLANTED UNDERNEATH WANTED: RECIPE rOR ANY CHRYSLER, fORD AND AMERICAN AT B P.M. TEN GAMES ARE THE STEPS OF THE 16TH STREET ORIENTAL TYPE DISH. MOTORS ALL ADVANCED 3/8, USUALLY PLAYED, lASTING BAPTIST CHURCH. BUT GENERAL MOTORS DIPPED UNTIL APPROXIMATELY 10 P.M. EARLIER THERE HAD BEEN WANTED: A GOOD MEXICAN­ 1/8. PRIZES BEGIN AT $10 PER SPECULATION THE BOMB--CON­ roeD REC I PE. Du PONT AND MONSANTO BOTH GAME UP TO $100, DEPENDING SISTING OF 10-TO-15 STICKS ROSE I. UNION CARBIDE ON THE CROWD IN ATTENDANCE or DYNAMITE--HAD BEEN WANTED: PERSONS WilLING TO TACKED ON A rRACTION AND rOR THE PARTICULAR EVENING. HURLED rROM A PASSING CAR. CONTRIBUTE RECIPES. EASTMAN KODAK HELD UNCHANGE~ THE JACKPOT GAME, PLAYED WEAVER SAID THE PERSONS OILS WERE NARROWLY MIXED. AS THE LAST GAME OF THE RESPONSIBLE rOR THE BIMB- OPEN BIOS fOR GUAM IBM ROSE 2 3/4, BECKMAN EVENING,WHEN PATRONS ARE ING STill HAD NOT BEEN WORK SOON I 5/B AND LITTON I 3/8. REQUIRED TO COMPLETELY CAUGHT. WASHINGTON, {UPI }--Orrlc- ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATES, HIGH COVER THEIR CARDS IN A WEAVER SAID HE WAS MAKING IAlS or THE NAVY'S BUREAU VOLTAGE ENGINEERING AND CERTAIN NUMBER or CALLS, IS THE STATEMENT IN ORDER TO or YARDS AND DOCKS SAID TO- INGERSOLL-RAND All ADDED A CURRENTLY GOING AT $650. DISPEL CERTAIN FALSE AND DAY THE NAVY HOPES TO OPEN POINT. THE JACKPOT, IF NOT HIT, MISLEADING RUMORS, INClUD- BIDDING AT THE END or THIS U.S. SMELTING ROSE 7/B INCREASES $50 EACH WEEK ING REPORTS AN ARREST HAD MONTH ON THE MULTI-MILLION IN THE METALS WHERE KENNECOTT UNTil IT REACHES $1,000 AND BEEN MADE. DOllAR RESTORATION or NAVAL LOST I. fiNANCIAL fEDERA­ REMAINS AT THIS AMOUNT UN­ "THE PUBLIC CAN REST rAClllTIES IN GUAM WHICH TION AND fiRST CHARTER fi­ TIL IT IS WON. OUR JACKPOT ASSURED," WEAVER SAID, "THAT WERE DAMAGED OR DESTR.YED NANCIAL ROSE AROUND I EACH. IN THE AMOUNT OF $750,WAS WHEN THE IDENTlrlCATION or BY TYPHeeN KAREN IN NOVEMBER. POLAROID ADDED 2 1/2. RECENTLY HIT IN 52 NUMBERS. THE PERSQN OR PERSONS RE- THE BURrAu OFrlCIAlS DE- AMONG ISSUES SHOWING GAINS ALL MEMBERS AND THEIR SPONSIBlE IS UNCOVERED, CllNED TO COMMENT ON WHAT or A POINT OR MORE WERE DEPENDENTS ARE WELC&ME TO REGARDLESS or WHO IT MAY BE, THEY ESTIMATE IS THE COST, CATERPILLAR TRACTOR, DR. JOIN us rOR BINGO EACH THAT FACT WILL BE MADE KNOWN~ BUT THEY DID SAY IT WILL PEPPER, EVERSHARP, GEORGE MONDAY. RUN "IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD or W. HELME, MERCK,AND METRO­ MARINE GENERAL $20 MilliON" IT IS HOPED THAT A CON- GOLDWYN-MAYER. NEW CARS OUT SOON WASHINGTON, (UPI }--BRIG. I DETROIT, MICHIGAN, (UPI )-­ GEN. RAYMOND G. DAVIS, A TRACT CAN BE AWARDED Wll~­ PILOT ARRESTED IN THE rlRST 1964 MODEL AMERI­ HOLDER or THE MEDAL or HeNOR IN TWO WEEKS AFTER All BIDS CUBAN CHARGE CAN CAR WAS SOLD TeDAY, rOR HEROISM IN KOREA, IS ARE RECE1VED. WORK WOULD MANAGUA, NICARAGUA, (UPI) STARTING WHAT AUTO MAKERS SCHEDULED TO REPLACE BRIG. PRESUMABLY START SHORTLY --CUBAN AUTHORITIES SAY THE HOPE WILL BE A 7 5 MilLION GEN. JOHN H. MASTERS AS THEREArTER,HOPErULlY IN PILOT or A LIGHT PLANE RECORD MODEL RUN. ASSISTANT COMMANDER or THE OCT'BER. ~ FORCED DOWN THERE 10 DAYS CHRYSLER CORPORATION PUT THIRD MARINE DIVISION IN THE rACILITIES TO BE RE­ AGO WAS TRYING TO START ITS PLYMOUTH, DODGE, AND THE fAR EAST. PAIRED Oft REPLACED INCLUDE FIRES ON SUGAR PLANTATIONS CHRYSLER MODELS ON THE THE MARINE CORPS ANNOUNCED HOUSING, ADMINISTRATION IN THE ISLAND NATION, IT SALES BLOCK, THE rlRST TODAY THE CHANGE Will TAKE QUARTEftS, COMMUNICATIONS, WAS REPORTED TODAY. DEALER INTR&DUCTION OF PLACE ON OR ABOUT OCTeBER DOCK AND SHIP FACILITIES. MANUEL RIVERA MONTOYA, THE INDUSTRY. 20. MASTERS WILL REPORT THE AIR fORCE IS ALSO MEXICO C,TY CORRESPONDENT ALONG WITH BEING THE TO HEADQUARTERS FeR AN EXPECTED TO CARRY OUT A rOR THE COSTA RICAN NEWS­ rlRST TO PUT THE CARS GN ASSIGNMENT NOT YET ANNOUNCED. SIMilAR RESTORATION ,PRO-

PAPER PAlABRA, SAID A SALE, CHRYSLER ALSO lED •• 0 ••• GRAM ON THE TINY ISLAND CASTROITE POLICE orrlCIAL THE REST OF THE INDUSTRY U.S. STUDENTS PROTEST TERRITORY IN THE FUTURE, TOLD HIM IN A TELEPHONE IN ANNOUNCING PRICES rOR "APARTHEID" ALTHOUGH IT Will PROBABLY INTERVIEW LAST NIGHT THAT THE NEW MODELS BASICALLY PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, NOT BE AS EXTENSIVE. THE PLANE DROPPED LIVE WOULD BE UNCHANGED. (UPI )--THE BROWN UNIVERSITY PHOSPHORUS ON CANEFIELDS CHRYSLER SET THE EARLY STUDENT NEWSPAPER HAS PRO­ RHODESIAN REPLIES TO NEAR THE CUBAN CITIES OF INTRODUCTION or ITS CARS TESTED THE PRESENCE ON UoN.ACTION SANTA CLARA AND CIENrUEGOS. THIS YEAR FOR TWO REASONS, CAMPUS Or A FIELD HOCKEY I SAL I SBURY, SOUTHERH THE PLANE, rORCED DOWN IN TO GET THE JUMP ON THE TEAM FROM SOUTH ArRICA. RHODESIA, (UPI )--SOUTHERN CIENFUEGOS BY ANTIAIRCRArT OTHER AUTO rlRMS AND TO AN ARTICLE IN THE BROWN RHODESIAN PREMIER WINSTON FIRE, WAS PILOTED BY KEEP A SUPPLY .r NEW CARS DAILY HERALD ASKED STUDENTS fiELD CHARGED TODAY THE TEODORO PICADO JR., SON or IN THEIR DEALERS' HANDS. TO BOYCOTT THE FIELD HOCKEY ArRo-AsIAN NATIONS IN THE AN OUSTED COSTA RICAN EX­ CHRYSLER SAID THE 1963 MATCH TOMORROW AT BROWN UNITED NATIONS ARE TRYING PRESIDENT. HE WAS ACCOM­ MODEL CLEANUP WAS SO GOOD STADIUM BETWEEN THE SOUTH TO "BREAK THE WHOLE ECONOMY PANIED ON THE ALLEGED "IN­ THAT IT SET THE DEALER IN­ ArRICANS AND A TEAM rROM or THE SUB-CONTINENT." CENDIARY MISSION" BY HIS TRODUCTION DATE UP SIX WALES FIELD SAID THE ArRo-AsIAN AMERICAN WIFE,SUSAN, A DAYS. THE NEWSPAPER OBJECTED TO NATIONS ALSO WERE TRYING NICARAGUAN orFICE WORKER CHEVROLET, WHICH BOASTS THE SOUTH ArRICAN GOVERN­ TO BREAK "OUR POLITICAL NAMED EMILIA BONILLA,AND THE ONLY COMPLETELY NEW MENT'S APARTHEID POLICY. SYSTEM HERE IN SOUTHERN TWO COSTA RICAN SINGERS. CAR IN THE INDUSTRY rOR UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT RHODESIA AND OUR STANDARD." THE NEWSMEN SAID PICADO '64, WILL INTRODUCE ITS BARNABY C. KEENEY DErENDED HIS SPEECH CAME AS A IS BEING HELD ON THE "rIRE­ MODELS SEPTEMBER 26. OTHER THE PRESENCE Of THE SOUTH SHARP REPLY TO THE U.N. BOMB" CHARGE, RIVERA SAID, GENERAL MOTORS DIVISIONS ArRICAN TEAM, SAYING THE SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION, AND CASTROITE AUTHORITIES WILL BRING THEIR MODELS OUT SCHOOL DOES NOT "IMPLY THE WlillilctHi CALLED ON BR I TA I N NOT ARE INVESTIGATING REPORTS OCTOBER 2-3. APPROVAL OF THE VIEWS OR TO TRANSYER POWERS TO THE THAT MISS BONILLA WAS fORD DIVISION PRODUCTS THE ACTS OF THOSE WHOM WE SELF-GOVERNING COLONY UN­ CARRYING MONEY TO CUBAN WILL GO ON SALE SEPTEMBER INVITE." TIL INHABITANTS ARE rUlLY REFUGEES IN MIAMI. 27, LINCOLN OCTOBER 2, KEENEY ASKED THE NEWS­ REPRESENTED IN THE GOVERN­ THE FLANE HAD BEEN RE­ AND MERCURY OCTOBER 4. PAPER TO CONSIDER THE IM­ MENT. I T WAS VETOED) BY PORTED AS "MYSTERIOUSLY STUDEBAKER CARS Will GO PLICATIONS or A POLICY BRITAIN. CHANGING COURSE TO CUBA" ON SALE SEPTEMBER 26 AND WHICH PERMITTED ON CAMPUS flElO SAID THE RESULTS OF RECENTLY. AMERICAN MOTORS BEGIN SELL­ ONLY THOSE WITH VIEWS '.ntrH WHAT HE CLAIMED THE ArRO­ ING RAMBLERS OCTOBER 3. WHICH THE UNIVERSITY AGREED. ASIANS WERE TRYING TO DO "fLYING DRAGON" weUlD MEAN VAST UNEMPLOY­ AT PIER MENT ANO HIT THE COUNTRY'S "THE fLYING DRAGON, A OPPOS I T I ON SAYS GOOD TIMES fOR ELECT I ON ollty. I A'.1C4" POPULATION WORST PAClrlC fAR EAST LINES NOTTINGHAM, ENGLANO, (UPI }--LABOR PARTY LEADER HARDCD .f' ALL. VESSEL, ARRIVED IN PORT WilSON TONIGHT WELCOMED BRITAIN's PRESENT ECONOMIC SPURT ~EfVE GOT TO rACE rACTS TODAY AT 0900 WITH A LIGHT BUT ASKED WHY SUCH OCCU~RED ONLY DURING ELECTION YEARS AND ANY SIGN or WEAKNESS ON CARGO OF rOOD AND OTHER UNDER THE CONSERVATIVES. OUR PART WILL END IN OUR SUPPL I ES. I T WI LL DEPART A GENERAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD WITHIN A YEAR AND 1959 DESTRUCTION," HE SAID. KWAJALEIN ON SUNDAY AT WAS THE lAST GENERAL ELECTION. HE ALSO ACCUSED BRITAIN \Boo. SKIPPER or THE HE LABELED IT "EXPANSION FOR ONE YEAR ONlY---THE ELEC­ OF BE I NG "SINGLlARl. Y UNCOOPERA­ "DRAGON" IS CAPTAIN TION YEAR." TIVE" IN DEALING WITH HIS DE­ CHARLES HANNEL. MANDS. - PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMBER 1965 ~~~------.------~~~~~------~------~

ESCAPEE FROM COMMUNISM BRITAIN DEBATES JOINING OIL FIND IN ALASKA HEIRESS IN NO HURRY FOR TELLS STORY NUCL.EAR NAVY DIVORCE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA (UPI)-­ WASH I NGTON (UPI }--" I BEGoAN WASHINGTON (UPI)--AuTHORI­ SHELL OIL COMPANY TODAY AN­ ZURICH (UPI)--A MEETING TO FEEL THAT IN THE U S S R TATIVE SOURCES IN WASHINGTON NOUNCED A MAJOR OIL STRIKE DESIGNED TO BRING POSSIBLE I WAS ONLY A GRAIN OF SAND LAST NIGHT eXPECTED THE AT THE MIDDLE GROUND SHOAL RECONCILIATION BETWEEN IN THE DESERT WHICH AT ANY BRITISH GOVERNMENT TO DECIDE IN COOK INLET, ABOUT 60 AMERICAN HEIRESS GAMBLE BENE- MOMENT COULD BE BLOWN ANY­ EARLY NEXT WEEK WHETHER TO MILES SOUTHWEST OF ANCHORAGE. DICT AND HER ROMANIAN-BORN WHERE • " PARTICIPATE IN THE MULTI- IT WAS THE FIRST PROVED OIL HUSBAND SHE IS SEEKING TO VLADISLAW S TARASOV, 25, LATERAL FORCE (MLF) OF POLAR- DISCOVERY IN THE INLET SINCE DIVORCE HAS BEEN POSTPONED SAID THIS WAS WHY HE LEAPED IS FIRING SURFACE SHIPS OFF SHORE DRILLING BEGAN INDEFINITELY, A SWISS COURT FROM A SOVIET TANKER IN THE WEST GERMANY, rTAL Y, GREECE'THERE IN 1962. SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY. BAY OF CALCUTTA LAST NOVEM­ AND TURKEY ARE AT PRESENT THE COMPANY SAID THAT IN "THE PARTIES ARE NOT YET BER AND SWAM THROUGH THE DEEPLt INVOLVED IN DISCUS- A TEST YESTERDAY AT S.R.S. READY TO MEET," THE SPOKES­ DARKNESS TO FREEDOM HE SIONS ON THE SUBJECT WITH MIDDLE GROUND SHOAL STATE MAN SAID. REACHED AN AMERICAN SHIP THE UNITED STATES WHICH PRO­ No I WELL, OIL FLOWED AT THE COUPLE ARE REQUIRED NEARBY, WHICH GRANTED HIM POSED THE CREATION OF THE THE RATE OF 615 BARRELS A UNDER SWISS LAW TO MEET AT ASYLUM FORCE WHICH WOULD BE MANNED DAY FROM A PRODUCTIVE INTER- THE HOME OF THE PERSON FILING lARASOV TOLD HIS STORY IN BY MIXED CREWS REPRESENTING VAL OF 550 FEET. THE WELL DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS BEFORE PERSON TODAY TO THE HOUSE ALL PARTICIPATING NATIONS. IS OPERATED BY SHELL, WHICH FURTHER LEGAL ACTION IS COMMITTEE ON UN-AMERICAN A U S. OFFICIAL SAID THAT OWNS IT JOINTLY WITH RICH- TAKEN. ACTIVITIES THE HEARING WAS THE IDEA OF THE FORCE IS FIELD OIL COMPANY AND STAND- LEGALLY, THE COUPLE COULD . I N SHARP CONTRAST TO LAST THEREFORE VERY MUCH ALIVE • ARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFOR- HAVE MET TODAY O~ MONDAY, WEEK WHEN AMERICAN STUDENTS THE BASIS OF CURRENT DIS­ NIA LAWYERS SAID. WHO VISITED CUBA ILLEGALLY CUSSION, HE ADDED, IS A SUR­ THE DISCOVERY RAISED THE THE POSTPONEMENT APPARENT­ SPARKED TWO HECTIC DAYS OF FACE FORCE OF 25 SHIPS CAP­ POSSIBILITY OF A SECOND LY CONFIRMED REPO~TS BY MRS. NEAR RIOTS ABLE OF FIRING EIGHT POLARIS MAJOR PRODUCING OIL FIELD PORUN6EANU'S FRIENDS YESTER­ TARASOV TOLD THE LAWMAKERS NUCLEAR MISSILES EACH COST IN ALASKA. THOUGH OIL COM­ DAY THAT SHE WANTED "SOME HE HAD TWO HOPES, TO FINISH OF THE FORCE WOULD BE IN PANIES HAVE POURED MILLIONS MORE POINTS CLEARED UP" IN HIS EDUCATION AND TO "BECOME THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF $4 BIL­ OF DOLLARS FOR DRILLING AND MEETINGS BETWEEN HER HUSBAND A GOOD CITIZEN OF THE UNITED LION SPREAD OVER FOUR OF DEVELOPMENT INTO ALASKA, THE AND HER LAWYER, BEFORE SEE­ STATES." FIVE YEARS 49TH STATE HAS ONLY ONE ING AGAIN THE MAN SHE HAD HE SA I D IT IWAS NOIT JUST A IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT A PRODUCING OIL FIELD. IT IS CHARGED WITH UNSPECIFIED l.lREAM THAT "AMERICA IS A II STARTING POINT FOR DISCUS­ THE SWANSON RIVER FIELD ON "MISCONDUCT AND CUT OFF FREE COUNTRY I TIS REALLY SIONS OF COST-SHARING WAS THE KENAI PENINSULA SOUTH OF FROM HER FORTUNE BY REVOKING TRUE " THAT GERMANY AND THE UNITED ANCHORAGE, AND ITS 53 WELLS ALL POWER OF ATTORNEY~ As FOR THOSE PEOPLE IN STATES WOULD EACH PUT UP 40 BRING IN ABOUT 28,000 BARRELS ANDREI PORUMBEANU HAS SO OTHER COUNTRIES WHO STILL PER CENT OF THE BILL, ITALY Of OIL DAILY. FAR FAILED TO NAME A LAWYER HOLD ALMOST A FANATIC BELIEF 15 PER CENT, AND GREECE, THE OIL DISCOVERED IN COOK TO REPRESENT HIM. IN COMMUNISM, TARASOV ALSO AND TURKEY THE REMAINDER. INLET IS 3505 GRAVITY, WHICH HE INDICATED LAST NIGHT HAD SOME ADVICE FOR THEM A BRITISH SOURCE DIS­ MEANS IT IS RELATIVELY LIGH~ HE WAS THINKING ONLY OF RE­ THE FARTHER AWAY YOU ARE MISSED AS "WISHFUL THINKING" MAKING IT EASIER TO PUMP CONCILIATION AND NOT OF A FROM ITS CENTER (RUSSIA), THAT THERE IS ANY POSSIBIL­ THROUGH PIPELINES AND REFINE COURT FIGHT. THE BETTER IT LOOKS, HE ITY THAT THE UNITED STATES THAN MORE VISCOUS CRUDES, SAID, BUT UP CLOSE IT'S CAN BE SHAKEN IN ITS ENTHUS­ SHELL SAID. UGLY. A LOT OF OTHER Rus­ IASTIC SUPPORT OF THE MLF TITO UNWELCOME IN BRAZIL SIANS WOULD LIKE TO ESCAPE As FAR AS BRITAIN IS CON­ BRASILIA.(UPI)--PRESIDENTS TOO, TARASOV SAID, BUT THEY CERNED, HE ADDED, THERE IS AWOL SAILOR ADMITS KILLING JOAO GOULART AND JOSIP BROZ CAN'T CAPTURE MEANS 10 LITTLE DISAGREEMENT THAT FROM FARMINGHAM, MASSACHUStTTS TITO OPENED TALKS HERE THURS YEARS IN PRISON OR BEING A MILITARY POINT OF VIEW THE (UPI)--A TEEN-AGE AWOL DAY ON INTERNATIONAL PROBLEM! S~OT. MLF IS EITHER NECESSARY OR SAILOR SOUGHT IN THE SLAY­ AND ON WAYS TO INTENSIFY TARASOV HAS BEEN IN THE MILITARILY SIFNIFICANT WHILE INGS OF HIS MOTHER AND 9- TRADE BETWEEN THEIR TWO U S FOR THREE MONTHS NOW THE POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS YEAR-OLD BROTHER AND THE COUNTRIES. AND IS STUDYING ENGLISH ARE FINELY BALANCED WOUNDING OF HIS FATHER WAS A STRONG SECURITY GUARD AT GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY IN WASHINGTON IT IS GEN­ ARRESTED IN SCARBOROUGH, OF MORE THAN 2,000 MEN KEPT HERE. ERALLY CONSIDERED THAT AL­ MAINE, EARLY TODAY AND WATCH OVER THE COMMUNIST CHAIRMAN EDWIN E. WILLIS, THOUGH IT HAS CRITICIZED ALLEGEDLY ADMITTED THE MUR­ CHIEF. TITO HAD BEEN SUR­ (DEMOCRAT-LoUISIANA), SAID THE MLF PROPOSAL, SOVIET DERS ROUNDED BY SECURITY MEN HE WAS GLAD TARASOV MADE RUSSIA HAS NOT OPPOSED IT AS POLICE SAID STANLEY N SINCE HE LANDED HERE AT HIS BID FOR FRFEDOM FROM STRONGLY AS MIGHT HAVE BEEN GARFIELD Of FARMINGHAM WAS 1900 GMT YESTERDAY. COMMUNISM,AND"I HOPE IT WILL EXPECTED DRIVING HIS FATHER'S STATION OFFICIALS FEARED ANTI-TITO INSPIRE OTHERS TO DO THE DIPLOMATIC OBSERVERS BE­ WAGON NORTH OF U S ROUTH I INCIDENTS TOMORROW IN THE SAME." LIEVE THAT THIS IS POSSIBLY WHEN MAINE STATE POLICE CONGRESS WHERE THE YUGOSLAV nOVER THE YEARS, HUNDREDS BECAUSE THE UNITED STATES APPREHENDED HIM. LEADER WILL ADDRESS A JOINT OF THOUSANDS OF PERSONS HAVE HAS BEEN ABLE TO CONVINCE STANLEY DESCRIBED THE SESSION AT 1900 GMT ESCAPED FROM THIS PRISON THE RUSSIANS THAT THE MLF, WANTON SLAYINGS "AS SOME­ ONE CONGRESSMAN, ABEL HOUSE," WILLIS SAID. "THEY SUBJECT TO A U S. VETO ON THING THAT HAS BEEN COMING RAFAEL, DEMANDED A CRUCIFIX HAVE VOTED AGAINST COMMUNISM THE FIRING OF ITS MISSILES, TO A BOIL FOR SOME TIME" OF JESUS HANGING ON THE WITH THEIR FEET, BECAUSE IS A BETTER ARRANGEMENT THAN FARFIELD WAS ABSENT WITH­ PLEANRY WALL COVERED WITH THEY HAVE HAD NO OTHER WAY EXISTING NUCLEAR ARRANGEMEN~ OUT LEAVE FROM A CALIFORNIA BLACK CLOTH WHILE TITO IS OF DOING SO II IN EUROPE WHERE NUCLEAR NAVAL BASE, POLICE SAID. PRESENT. MISSILES ARE PRESENT ON HE TOLD AUTHORITIES IN MAINE CONGRESSMAN BRACA RAMOS RAF HERO DIES ALLIED TERRITORY. HE HAD LEFT THE BASE SEPTEM­ SA$O "IF THIS GOVERNMENT CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA BER 9, HITCHHIKED ACROSS REALLY REFLECTS CHRISTIAN, (UPI)--GROUP CAPTAIN ADOLPH CANDIDATE REFUSED RELEASE THr COUNTRY, AND ARRIVED AT CATHOLIC, AND DEMOCRATIC G (SAILOR) MALAN, THE WORLD SEOUL (UPI)--AN ARMy-COURT HIS HOME HERE ABOUT NOON THINKING IT WOULD CERTAINLY WAR II SPITFIRE PILOT WHO MARTIAL REJECTED AGAIN TODAY YESTERDAY. REPUDIATE THE VISIT OF THIS S~OT DOWN 35 NAZI PLANES A REQUEST FOR THE RELEASE OF THE BRUTAL SLAYINGS WERE BLOODY COMMUNIST DICATOR." OVER BRITAIN, WILL BE BURIED PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SONG DISCOVERED EARLY LAST NIGHT TODAY, BUT WITHOUT MILITARY Yo CHAN DESPITE THE GROWING WHEN A NEIGHBOR, JOHN WEBB, THINGS ARE TOUGH ALL OVER HONORS. PRESSURE BY OPPOSITION PAR­ HEARD THE CRITICALLY WOUNDED DEL MAR, CALIFORNIA (UPI) HIGH SOUTH AFRICAN ARMY TIES FOR HIS FREEDOM FATHER'S CRIES FOR HELP AND DESI ARNAZ WILL HAVE TO GET AUTHORITIES TURNED DOWN A HOPE FOR HIS RELEASE IS FOUND HIM SLUMPED IN THE ALONG WITHOUT THE PATIO, BED REQUEST TO GIVE MALAN, WHO NOW VIRTUALLY DEAD DOORWAY OF HIS HOME. ROOM, AND SUN PORCH HE WANTEC DIED TUESDAY AT 52 OF PNEU­ ... THE POLITICIANS CHARGE THAT FINED FOR SPEEDING TO ADD TO THE SECOND FLOOR ~0~IA, A MILITARY FUNERAL. SONG'S CONTINUED CONFINEMENT OF HIS HOME AT THIS SEASIDE MALA~ WAS STATIONED OUT­ GOES COUNT[~ TO THE REPEATED MR FRANK J. VENSEL WAS RESORT. NEIGHBORS HAD COM- SIDE OF LONDON AT BIGGIN PROMISES OF PRESIDENT ~ARK ARRAIGNED IN THE KWAJALEIN PLAINED THAT THE ADDITIONS HILL BASE DURING THE WAR, CHUNG HEE TO HOLD "EXEM­ COMMUN I TY COURT, 19 SEPTEM- WOULD CUT OFF THE I R V I EW BUT WENT BACK TO HIS NATIVE PLA~Y FAIR AND HONEST ELEC­ BER, PLEADED GUILTY TO TRUST AND RESTRICT SEA BREEZES SOUTH AFRICA TO RUN A 3,000- TIONS II TERRITORY CODE SECTION 814(A), THE CITY COUNCIL TURNED tI ACRE FARM AFTERWARDS. IISPEED I NG , AND WAS FINED f DOWN ARNAZ REQUEST FOR ZON-

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_1~~I;~~~HM:~R~g~ AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP II sports NEW YORK (UPI),,-PLAYBOY CAPE TOWN (UPI)--SOUTH SOUTHPAW Bo BELINSKY PITCHEI AFRICAN BOXING PROMOTER SECTION THE Los ANGELES ANGELS TO TICER SHAIK SAID TODAY HE A FIVE-HIT, 7-2 WIN OVER jl~S COMPLETED FINANCIAL AR- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~BALTIMORE ORIOLES TODAY IN \ RANGEMENTS FOR AN EXHIBITION WHAT WAS PRACTICALLY A PRI- ' GOUT HERE EARLY NEXT MONTH PAGE 5 S ATURDAY 21 S EPTEMBER I,'f'\6 3 VATE PERFORMANCE--BEFORE A I1 CY WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING PAID ATTENDANCE OF 476 , LOW1 CHhMPION SONNY LISTON. KWAJ HORSESHOE TEAM STRIKES AND SPARES EST OF THE SEASON IN THE SHAIK SAID HE HAD RECEIVED IN ROI MATtH IN THE MONDAY NIGHT ( 6 PM) MAJORS. A TELEPHONE CALL FROM LONDON THE KWAJALEIN HORSESHOE MI L B 8 202 JACKIE BRANDT HIT HIS 14TH ~ROMOTER AL PHILLIPS SAYING XED EAGUE,. RENNEN, - I .VERYTHING WAS FIXED" FOR TEAM WILL DEPART AT 5:30 526, AND E WEIR, 177-458, HOMER or THE SEASON IN THE LISTON TO GIVE AN EXHIBITION THIS EVENING FOR ROI NAMUR WERE THE HIGH WOMEN BOWLERS. SECOND INNING, BUT OTHER- TO ENGAGE 5 HIG S WISE BELINSKY HAD LITTLE I I N CAPE TOWN. I N THE TH ANNUAL H CORES FOR THE MEN WERE I ROI NAMUR INVITATIONAL HORSE- B BARNETT 205 573' F SOLI DIFFICULTY HE SA I D SOUTH AFR I CAN "NON- ,-,. - THE ANGELS TOOK A 3-2 WHITE" HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION SHOE TOURNAMENT, WHICH WILL BEN, 220-564; J. CUMMINGS, WILLIE KONGWANA WILL APPEAR BEGIN TeNIGHT AND CONTINUE 202-551; E BARRETT, 202-539; LEAD IN THE SEVENTH WHEN THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING. C MOIR, 198-537; c. HUTCH IN- ALBIE PEARSON SCAMPERED IN THE RING WITH THE WORLD MAKING THE TRIP WILL BE SON, 205-526; AND B. SMITH, HOME FROM THIRD ON A FIELD-: C~~MPION AT THE 15,000 COACH PAT BOYLE, TEAM CAP- 170-502 ER'S CHOICE. PEARSON HAD CAPAC I TY HARLEYVALE SOCCER P L G THE MONDAY NIGHT (8 PM) DOUBLED TO OPEN THE I NN I NG I GROUND. TAIN AT ANIAS, EORGE IITHIS WILL BE A TREMEN- SHELDON, BOB ANDERSON, HARVE~ MIXED LEAGUE FINISHED THEIR AND MOVED UP ON A SACRIFICE Apo, CHRIS CHRISTENSEN, CARL SEASON WITH THE YOKWE YUK FLY DOUS BDOST TO NON-WHITE SPOR IN THE EIG H A IN SOUTH AFRICA," SHAIK AMOS, WALLY UMEDA, AND FOUR T(AM IN FIRST PLACE AND THE HT ,THE NGELS I NEW PLAYERS WHO QUALIFIED HI-Los TAKING THE NUMBER TWO GOT FOUR MORE RUNS ON FIVE I SAID. liTHE NEXT STEP IS TO JUST LAST WEEK IN THE PRE- SLOT G. MAY, 227-518, AND HITS WHEN THEY BATTED AROUND. APPLY FOR A VISA FOR LISTON" LIMINARY MATCHES. B TOTH, 18 3-485, WERE HIGH BOB PERRY AND BOB RIDGERS I FOR THE WOMEN FOR THE MEN, HIT DOUBLES,AND EVEN BELIN- AUSTRALIAN TO FINALS FAST PITCH BALL GAME B SUSSICH, 18 7-530, J. TYNES, SKY GOT A SINGLE TO DRIVE I AGAIN IN TENNIS DALLY FIELD _ 5:30 P.M. 180-500; AND R KIND, 179- IN A RUN WEt-1BL EY, ENGLAND (UP I )__ "SURFERS" 485 TOOK THE HIGH SCORES. AL KAL IN HIT TWO HOME RS

lUSTRAL IAN LEW HOAD, RUNNER- C _ N PATRICIO IN THE TUESDAY NIGHT TCT AND TRIPLED IN THE WINNING I TH UP FOR THE PAST TWO YEARS, C MIYASHIRO LEAGUE THE PIRATES ARE IN RUN IN THE 13 INNING AS SNATCHED A DRAMATIC fiVE P _ P. KEEFE FIRST PLACE. THE TOP BOWLERS THE DETROIT TIGERS DOWNED SETS VICTORY HERE LAST NIGHT S. PIHO WERE WALTER MAH, 253-222--656, THE MINNESOTA TWINS, 8-6, OvER 23-YEAR-OLD AMERICAN IB _ R. SAMSON KAZU CHING, 203-205--602; IN THE ONLY OTHER MAJOR EARL BUCHHOLZ TO REACH THE 2B _ M SAITO TAKEI KOTOMORI, 215-58 3, LEAGUE GAME PLAYED. KALIN FINA~ONCE AGAIN IN THE H. CHUNG ERNEST ENGANO, 204-570; MIKE ALSO HAD A SINGLE TO ACCOUNT LO~DON PROFESSIONAL INDOOR 3B _ L WATANUKI MAEDA, 222-560; BOB ARAKAKI, FOR FOUR RUNS T~NNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. SS _ L IKEDA 200-558; DON MURAKAMI, 186- Gus TRIANDOS AND ROCKY 1 THE SCORE WAS 6-1, 6-3, OF _ H. TOYAMA 552 , BUD DRINKARD, 212-557; COLAVITO ALSO HOMERED FOR '~-IO, 7-9, 10-8 OF _ J MilKE J LEE" 227-548; BILL AJIMINE, THE TIGERS WHILE DON MINCHER. KEN ROSEWALL MADE THE OF _ SLIM 199-540, JOE YODA, 201-549; PAUL RATLUFK, AND BERN IE" FINAL AN ALL-AUSTRALIAN "SAILERS" BOB KAPIHE, 235-537; J LUKE, ALLEN CONNEC~E~.F.O.R THE TWI1~ AFFAIR BY WHIPPING PDRUVIAN C - R. PEREZ 182-540; VIC OLIVEROS, 186- ALEX OLMEDO 6-0, 6-2, 6-1 P _ P. SORIANO 5 22, AND J. KIMURA, 201-513. MAJ~R LEAGUE STANDINGS IN A MERCILESS DISPLAY Of THOMPSON IN THE THURSDAY NIGHT (850) AMERICAN W L GB

PO\>JER TENNIS IN THE OTHER IB _ S. FERRAIOLI SCRATCH LEAGUE FIRST PLACE NEW YORK 100 53 1 SEIII-FINAL ROSH/ALL, CHAM- K GOUVEIA BEACHCOMBERS B TOOK ALL FOUR CHICAGO 88 55 12 : PION FOR THE LAST THREE 2B _ B DRINKARD POINTS FROM THE KANES WITH MINNESOTA 87 68 14 : Yl\RS, TOOK JUST ONE HOUR 3B - J SHOOP A 2726 TEAM SERIES THE TEAM BALTIMORE 81 73 19i TO WIN THE RIGHT TO MEET SS J. GIBBONS WAS LED BY WILLIE KAEO,225- DETROIT 75 78 25 HOAD IN THE FINAL SATURDAY. OF - M. MARTIN 596; BILL AJIMINI, 196 -561; CLEVELAND 73 81 227t OF _ A ESTEBAN AND MIKE MAEDA, 192-556 BOSTON 13 82 8 GIARDELLO SEEKS OF _ L DAVIS OTHER GOOD SERIES WERE BOWLED ,KANSAS CITY 69 83 3~ . 2 TITLE CHANCE OF _ S. KIMURA BY S. NAKASONE, 234-223--626; I Los ANGELES 69 86 3 J LUKE, 259-568, W. LIEBER- WASHINGTON 53 99 461 PHILADELPHIA (UPI)--CLYDE ANGELS RELEASE PIERSALL WIRTH, 192-567, J VOELKER, NATIONAL i DINELLA, ADVISOR TO MIDDLE­ 199-561; H. GUSHIKEN, 196- Los ANGELES 94 ~49 I WEIGHT CONTENDER JOEY GIAR- Los ANGELES (UPI)--JIM 556; P KAPELA, 199-554, AND ST LoutS 91 0 4 DELLO, SAID TODAY HE WILL PIERSALL, WHO PLAYED FOR GAMES OVER 200 BY B DRINKARD, SAN FRANCISCO 83 70 II I GO TO TEANECK, NEW JERSEY, THREE MAJOR LEAGUE CLUBS 205, J. ARNOLD, 202, W MAH, PHILADELPHIA 81 72 13 I SATURDAY WITH A $90,000 THIS SEASON, WAS GIVEN HIS 202, AND F. SOARES, 201 MILWAUKEE 81 73 13t GUARANTEE fOR A TITLE fiGHT UNCONDITIONAL RELEASE TODAY IN THE FRIDAY NIGHT NIKE- CINCINNATI 81 74 14 I WITH WORLD CHAMPION DICK BY THE Los ANGELES ANGELS SO ZEUS MEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE CHICAGO 77 771 17~ TIGER OF NIGERIA HE COULD ATTEMPT TO MAKE A THE OWLS SHOT INTO FIRST PITTSBURGH 72 8 22 I DINELLA SAID HE WILL MEET DEAL FOR HIMSELF WITH ANOTHER PLACE POSITION BY A HALF HOUSTON 52 94 35 I AT TEANECK WITH JERSEY JONES, CLUB I POINT LEAD OVER THE DIZZY- NEW YORK 49 104 45 ! TIGER's AMERICAN MANAGER, PIERSALL, A 13-YEAR VETERAN FIVE AND THE FIVE-PINS, WHO I AND REPRESENTATIVES Of THE OF MAJOR LEAGUE ACTION, WAS ARE NOW TIED AT 31 WINS EACH SCORE CARDS REQUIRED GARDEN STATE SPORTS CORPORA­ SIGNED AS A FREE AGENT BY SCORES OVER 500 WERE BOWLED FOR HANDICAPS THE ANGELS TWO MONTHS AGO ION, WHICH PLANS TO PRO­ BY R ZAMOW, 203-219--601; ALL ISLAND GOLFERS ARE A~TER JOINING THE CLUB fOL­ MOTE THE FIGHT AT ATLANTIC J BREDA, 200-562, N DIETZ, ASKED TO TURN IN A SCORE I LOWING HIS RELEASE BY THE ' CITY IN MID-NOVEMBER 229-514, AND A 200 GAME BY CARD FOR EVERY ROUND PLAYED NEW YORK METS. DINELlA, AN EXECUTIVE OF B SUSSICH THIS IS A REQUIREMENT FOR GENERAL MANAGER FRED HANEY I A LAND DEVELOPMENT FIRM, THE TOP BOWLER FOR THE ALL CLUB MEMBERS, AND NON­ I Of THE ANGELS SAID HE FELT ' SAID THE TIGER-GIARDELLO I WEEK ON THE KWAJALEIN LANES MEMBERS SHOULD DO SO IN ORDE PIERSALL SHOULD BE GIVEN FIGHT MAY BE COUPLED WITH WAS WALTER MAH WITH A 656 THAT A PROPER HANDICAP CAN I HIS CHANCE AS A FREE AGENT I A HEAVYWEIGHT FIGHT FOR A SERIES VERY GOOD,WALTER! BE ESTABLISHED. I TO ATTEMPT TO LINE UP A JOB CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELEVISION U.S.G.A. RULES CALL FOR I DOUBLEHEADER. HE SAID EDDIE WOMEN SOFTBALL PRACTICE AT lEAST TEN ROUNDS Of GOLf LITTLE LEAGUE PRACTICE I MACHEN AND CLEVELAND WILLIAM MONDAY, 23 SEPTEMBER, 5:15 TO BE TURNED IN SO THAT A ALL LITTLE LEAGUE PLAYERS WERE BEING CONSIDERED FOR BRANDON - SPOILER WAHINES PROPER HANDICAP CAN BE SHOULD REPORT TO THEIR THE HEAVYWEIGHT FIGHT L L FIELD - KWAJ TEENS ESTABLISHED. ASSIGNED FIELDS ON SUNDAY, TUESDAY, 23 SEPTEMBER, 15 To KEEP A GOOD HANDICAP, 22 SEPTEMBER, 2 P.M AND 5: FOLLEY WINS MATCH DALLY - ISLANDERS GOLFERS SHOULD TURN IN Bo ISE, IDAHO (UPI )--ZORA WEDNESDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER, 5 P M. BRANDON - WALLylS TEAM EVERY ROUND PLAYED. FOLLEY KNOCKED OUT UNRANKED A SET OF LOCAL GOLF RULES I J01H~ liT I GERII COlL INS WITH A HAS BEEN POSTED AT THE A COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME OPEN BOWLING TONIGHT I '~qD LOOPING RIGHT IN 1:49 GOLF SHOP FOR ALL GOLFERS' or 1HE FIFTH ROUND Of THEIR BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND UCLA AND I'C\IY\/EIGHT FIGHT LAST NIGHT WILL BE BROADCAST BY AtRS SUNDAY USE I KWAJALEIN, SUNDAY, 3 P M. ----~~--~------~----- r------______~~~~------~~----__ ~------~__, PAGE 6 HOURGLASS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1963 ------~.------.:.....::..--I NOTICES mOVil!6 :lontgkt CATHOLIC FATHER FEY FOR SALE RICHARDSON SHOWTtME 7~30 IOXI4 FOOT AWNING $65. SUNDAY MASS - 7 A.M AND "POLL VANNA" C 9:15 A.M. IN THE MEMORIAL COMBINATION WASHER/DRYER JANE WYMAN AND RICHARD EGAN WITH HALEY MiLLS. CHAPEL AND II :15 AT ROI. $250. Two TON AIR C@NDI­ POLLYANNA, A 12-YEAR-OLD ORPHAN, COMES TO DAILY ~ASS - 4:45 IN THE TIONER-220 VOLTS $150 ONE LIVE IN A SMALL TOWN DOMINATED BY HER WEALTHY BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL AND ONE HALF TON AIR CONDI­ AUNT, A VERY STRICT WOMAN WHO IS EMBITTERED (MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY) TIONER-I 10 VOLTS $50. LADY'S BY AN UNHAPPY, YOUTHFUL LOVE AFFAIR BICYCLE 26" WITH BASKET $15. MASS SATURDAY MORNING AT MAN'S BICYCLE 26" WITH BAS­ 7:25 A M CONFESSIONS­ YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 P M KET $15 CALL 2408. SATURDAY 7 p.M.-8 P.M "CALL ME BWANA" BOB HOPE AND ANITA EKBERG. PROTESTANT HEATHKIT, MODEL W5M. TAPED WHEN ONE OF AMERICA'S MOON CAPSULES, CON­ REV. DONALD S. DAUGHTRY FOR 4816 OHMS. MAK ES 464 TAINING VITAL SECAETS OF THE NATION'S SUR­ REV. LUKE MARKVE SONIC STEREO ROOM 321 FACE, G$ES DOWN IN AN UNCHARTED REGION OF DIVINE SERVICES AT 8.10 REEF BOQ DARKEST AFRICA, THE GOVERNMENT CALLS ON BOB AND I I A.M IN THE MEMeRIAL HOPE, WO~LD FAMOUS AUTHOR-EXPLORER, TO REGAIN AMPLifiER 70 WATT STEREO. CHAPEL. SUNDAY SCHoeL - THE CAPSULE. MODEL EICO- ST-70' ALMOST 9:40 IN THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL NEW. CONTACT W DELANG AT OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7.30 AND MIDNIGHT CLASS 9:40 A.M. AT THE ZEUS 230 OR TRAILER 546 "WHEN THE CLOCK STRIKES" NEWS AND SPORTS SCHOOL. SENIOR HIGH YOUTH JAMES BROWN AND MERRY ANDERS FELLOWSHIP EVERY SUNDAY LOST WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE CLOCK STRIKES? HAD AT 6 P.M. IN TRAILER 501 ONE PAIR OF BINOCULARS. LOST HE CONDEMNED THE WRONG MAN TO DEATH? AT THE FLIGHT LINE. FINDER FOR STUDENTS 9 THROUGH 12 PROTESTANT SERVICES AT ROI PLEASE RETURN TO TRAILER ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 & 8~30 NAMUR WILL BE AT P.M. 745 OR T~E HOURGLASS 7 "A TICKLISH AFFAIR" PANAVISION & COLOR HOPE LANG AND GIG YOUNG JEWISH SERVICES FOUND THE STeRY OF A NAVY COMMANDER AND A BREATH­ ARE HELD ON THE fiRST AND WOMAN'S PRESCRIPTION GLASSES TAKiNG BALLOON CHAS£. LIGHT BROWN FRAMES. VICTORY THIRD FRIDAY OF EVERY BRAND LEFT IN LAVATORY AT MONTH AT 8 P.M. IN THE ROI NAMUR SHOWTIME 8g00 CHAPEL. TERMINAL BUILDING CLAIM "GREEN MANSIONS" C & CS NEWS AND SPORTS AT TRAFFIC DESK ANTHONY PERKINS AND AUDREY HEPBURN. CHURCH Of CHRIST SERVICES ANTHONY PERKINS ESCAPES A POLITICAL UPHEAVEL ARE HELD EACH LORD'S DAY WANTED TO BUY IN VENEZEULA, INTENT UPON FINDING GOLD TO BE PIANO. CONTACT TRAILER 509 AT 10:15 A.M. IN ROOM 13 USED TO AVENGE THE SLAYING OF HIS FATHER. OR CALL 9-418 DAYTIMES. OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. BIBLE STUDY - II A.M. SUNDAY 8S MOV I ES BABY BUGGY CALL 2134 SERVICES ALSO WILL BE HELD RICHARDSON "CALL ME BWANA" DURING THE DAY. SUNDAY EVENING AT 6 P.M e YOKWE YUK ttWHEN THE CLOCK STRiKES" OCEAN V,EW "POLLYANNA" STEREO PHONOGRAPH. PLEASE L.D.S. SERVICES SUNDAY AT Roxy "CAPTAIN S~NDBAD" CONTACT TRAILER 516. THE GEO~GE SEITZ SCHOOL ROI NAMUR "PRIVATE'S AFFAIR" ROOM 113 AS FOLLOWS: PRIEST­ MAD CLUB MOVIES SHOWTiME 7.30 ATTENTION PIANO STUDENTS HOOD MEETING - 8:30 A.M., SATURDAY "FLAME OVER INDIA" STARRING LAUREN BACALL, OF MRS ZELONES. PLEASE SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.M KENNETH MOOREa AN ANCIENT TRAIN WITH HUMAN SEE MRS SCHMERSAHL, AND SACRAMENT MEETING 10:30 CARGO BEARS THE FURY OF A 300-MILE TROUBLE­ TRAILER 509 TORN J0URNEY AMONG MOSLEM TRIBESMEN C & CS PENTECOSTAL GROUP MEETS IN SUNDAY "ICE PALACE" STARRING RICHARD BURTON, ROBERT TELEPHONE NUMBER CHANGES THE CHAPEL EVERY SUNDAY AT RYAN, CAROLYN JONES. THE ICE PALACE IS FILLED 7:30 P.M. THE FOLLOWING SUPPLY DIVIS­ WITH ALASKAN FURY, FIGHTING, LOVE~ DEATH AND ION PERSONNEL, WHO FORMERLY EMOTION. WERE REACHED BY 373, MAY EPISCOPAL EVENING PRAYER NOW BE REACHED AS FOLLOWS: SERVICE WILL BE HELD AT GENERAL MESS MENU 'FOR SUNDAY P.D COLLINS, GEN. MGR. 7 P M. TUESDAY CHILLED FRUIT JUICE 1000~ OMIT SAUSAGE MEXICAN BEAN SUPPL Y - 375. CHILLED TOMATO JUICE SOUP B.F. WILSON, GEN SUPVR. CHANGE IN CATHOLIC CHILLED FRESH FRUIT ADD: MINUTE STEAKS GRILLED STEAKS SUPPLY - 780. SERVICES GRILLED PORTUGUESE SAUTE ONleNS BAKED SPUDS W C. WARD, SUPVR. PROPERTY BEGINNING SUNDAY, SEPTEM­ SAUSAGE TOSSED GREEN SALAD BROCCOLI SUPPLY - 775. BER 22, UNTIL FURTHER NOTIC~ EGGS TO ORDER HOME fRIED SPUDS STEAMED RICE MASS SHALL BE AT 7:00 AND FRIED POTATOES SALAD BAR/DRS THE NIKE ZEUS YACHT CLUB 9.15 ON SUNDAY MORNINGS IN SWEET ROLLS BLUEBERRY PIE SAILING COURSE WILL BE CON­ THE MEMOR I AL CHAPEL. IT TOAST/BUTTER/JAM ICED TEA/LEMON OUCiED ON SUNDAY 22 SEPTEM­ SHOULD BE NOTED THAT THE CHILLED MILK CHILLED MILK BER USING THE SAME SCHEDULE SECOND MASS IS CHANGED FROM HOT COFFEE/TEA HOT COFFEE AND LOCATION AS ON THE PRE­ 9 TO 9:15 As USUAL THE GENERAL MESS MENU fOR MONDAY SECOND MASS SHALL BE FOLLOW­ VIOUS SUNDAY. THE lECTURE CHILLED FRUIT JUICE VEGETABLE SOUP FRENCH ONION SOUP ED BV BENEDICTION OF THE SESSIONS WILL BE HELD IN CHILLED FRESH fRUIT fRENCH MEAT LOAF/ BAKED SWISS BLESSED SACRAMENT. ROOM I OF THE GEORGE SEITZ HOT/COLD CEREAL MUSHROIM SAUCE STEAK/MUSHROOMS SCHOOL AT 1700 ON 24 SEPTEM­ PANCAKES/MAPLE SYRUP SCALLOPED SPUDS MASHED POTATOES THE PROTESTANT WOMEN'S BER AND I OCTOBER GRILLED BACON BOILED PIG KNUCKLES/ ASPARAGUS CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP WILL MEET SCRAMBLED EGGS NAVY BEANS STEAMED RICE TUESDAY MORNING AT 9:30 IN CHANGE IN PROTESTANT HASH BROWN SPUDS BUTTERED SPINACH PECAN PIE THE CHAPEL. ALL WOMEN ARE SERVICES STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE SALAD BAR/ CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND. EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, SEPTEM­ ICED CINNAMON ROLLS BAKED CABIN PUDDING/ DRESSING CHAPEL NURSERY FACILITIES BtR 22, THERE WILL BE TWO TOAST/BUTTER/JAM LEMON SAUCE COLO DRINK WILL BE AVAILABLE. MORNING WORSHIP SERVICES. CHILLED MILK SALAD BAR/DRESSING CHILLED MILK THE FIRST WILL BEGIN AT 8:10 HOT COFFEE CHILLED MILK HOT COFfEE AND THE SECOND AT 11:00 THE MICRONESIAN STUDY GROUP HOT TEA ICED TEA/LEMON HOT TEA SUNDAY SCHOOL REMAINS AT (EVENING) WILL MEET AT Hen COFFEE/TEA 9:40 SERVICES FOR ROI QUARTERS 442-B MONDAY, 23 NAMUR WI LL BE CHANGED TO 7P.M. SEPTEMBER AT 8 P.M TO HEAR TOASTMISTRESS MEETING BINGO MRS. ELDON BUCK, WIFE OF THt REGULAR DINNER MEETING OF DON'T FORGET BINGO AT THE COMING ATTRACTION THE NEW PROTESTANT MI~SION­ THE TOASTMISTRESS CLUB WILL YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY MONDAY THE ITALIAN POT LUCK DINNER ARY TO [SErE. NEW MEMBERS BE HELD ON MONDAY, 23 SEPTEM­ NIGHT AT 8. SPONSORED BY THE WOMEN'S AND MORNING GROUP MEMBERS BER AT 7 P.M. IN THE TARO CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP AT EMON ARE CORDIALLY INVITFD TO ROOM OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. BEACH ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ATTEND ATTEND CHURCH TOMORROW FOR RESERVATIONS CALL ) 27· ROSEMARY THORNBURG 2286 ... PAGE 7 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMBER 1963

AFRS WEEKLY RADIO SCHEDULE STUDENTS SEE THREE-fAt~&-PF-$HPES'-WORTH OF AMERICA SATURDAY MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY CINCINNATI, OHIO, (UPI)--FIVE FOOT-SORE BUT WELL-FED 6 00 AoM. SIGN ON 6:00 AoMo SIGN OFF JAPANESE STUDENTS TODAY PACKED THEIR KNAPSACKS AND THEIR 6 05 EARLY BJ RD 6:05 EARLY BIRO NEWLY ACQUIRED TASTE FOR AMERICAN ICE CREAM, STEAK, AND 7 00 NEWS 7:00 NEWS CHICKEN, AND PREPARED FOR THE LAST LEG OF THEIR GOOD-WILL 7 05 EARLY BIRD 7.05 EARLY BIRD HIKE ACROSS THE UNITED STATES. 3·30 BIG JOHN & SPARKY ~:30 DON McNEILL'S AFTER ARRIVING IN SAN FRANCISCO BY BOAT T~EY SET OUT 9·30 FREEDOM SINGS BREAKFAST CLUB FOR THEIR CROSS-COUNTRY TREK LAST MARCH 18 WITH THE 10 00 ROCK 'N ROLL CALL 9:00 ARTHUR GODFREY EXCEPTION OF ONE STUDENT WHO HAS BEEN DRIVING A CAR CAR­ 11·30 IRA COOK SHOW 9:30 MON WORLD OF SHOW RYING THEIR BELONGINGS AND MAKING ADVANCE PREPARATIONS, Ie: 00 NOON NEWS BUSINESS THEY HAVE WALKED ALL THE WAY. 1~~.05 ARMY HOUR TUES HEARTBEAT THEATER ON THE ROAD SEVEN TO EIGHT HOURS EACH DAY, THEY HAVE I '30 POLKA PARK WED WORLD OF SHOW AVERAGED 20 MILES A DAY AND ESTIMATE THEY HAVE MADE MORE I 00 NEWSMAKERS BUSINESS THAN 100 OVERNIGHT STOPS 1.15 SPORTS REPORT THURS ROMANCE THE FIVE EXPECT TO ARRIVE IN NEW YORK NOVEMBER 13, I. 30 SHOP CONCERT FR I. WORLD OF SHOW APPROXIMATELY ONE MONTH EARLIER THAN ORIGINALLY PLANNED 3·30 PUBLIC AFFAIRS BUSINESS AFTER A STOPOVER THERE, THEY'4~ DRIVE BACK TO Los ANGELES ~:oo NEWS 10:00 AMERICA'S POP OVER A DIFFERENT ROUTE AND RETURN HOME BY BOAT 4:05 JAZZ BOOK MUSIC THl FIVE STUDENTS GAVE THIS PROGRESS REPORT: 5:00 DINNER MUSICALE 10:30 COUNTRY CORNER tlAMER I CANS ARE FA R MORE FR I ENDLY THAN WE EX PE CTED, " 6:00 NEWS 11:25 MON MARSHALLESE NEWS THEY SAID "WE REALLY HADN'T EXPECTED SO KIND A WELCOME. 6 15 THIS IS My STORY FRI MARSHALLESE NEWS WE'VE BEEN IMPRESSED BY BOTH THE BIG CITIES AND THE FARM 6:30 THE COMMUNIST II: 30 WED MARSHALLESE PROGRAM AREAS." CHALLENGE (VARIED) IN THE LARGE CITIES, THEIR HOSTS USUALLY HAVE BEEN LOCAL 7:00 MUSIC FOR THE MTTHF IRA COOK SHOW KiWANIS CLUBS, WHILE OTHER GROUPS HAVE FED AND HOUSED MIDDLE MIND 12:00 NOON NEWS THEM OVERNIGHT IN SMALLER TOWNS. ,~,oo GRAND OLE OPRY 12:05 WEATHER-STOCKS ALTHOUGH WELL-NOURISHED, EACH STUDENT HAS LOST BETWEEN 8·~0 SPORTS REPORT 12: 15 M,D-DAY MELODIES 10 AND 15 POUNDS ON THE TRIP ALL EXPRESSED A LOVE FOR 8· 'f5 MUSIC BY 12:30 FLAIR STEAK, CHICKEN, AND ICE CREAM, BUT FRANKLY ADMITTED A CANDLELIGHT 1:00 NEWSMAKERS DISTASTE FOR COTTAGE CHEESE, BUTTERMILK, AND OLIVES 9 00 WHAT'S My LINE? I: 15 SPORTS REPORT BEARING THE BRUNT OF THE TRIP ARE HEAVY, RUBBER-SOLED 9 30 SPOTL I GHT ALBUM 1:30 A QUARTER CENTURY CLIMBING SHOES WHICH THEY NOTED WITH A SMILE WERE uMADE 10 00 10-12 LAYOVER OF SWING IN JAPAN." EACH WALKER HAS GONE THROUGH THREE OR FOUR 12 00 SIGN OFF 2:30 MUSIC PAIR SUNDAY 3:00 BASEBALL THEY SAW A BALL GAME iN ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, WATCHED 9 00 A.M. SIGN ON 5:00 AFRS NEWS ANALYSIS A COMBINE HARVESTING WHEAT IN K~ASAS, RODE A TRACTOR iN 9 05 MUSIC 5:05 JIM AM E CHE'S MISSOURI, AND WALKED THROUGH BOTH THE SIERRA ~EvADA 9 30 PROTESTANT HOUR POP CONCERT MOUNTAINS IN CALI~ORNIA AND THE GREAT SALT LAKE DESERT 10 00 MASTER CONTROL 6:00 NEWS IN UTAH 10·30 TEMPLE HOUR 6: 15 VARIED SHORTS THEY HAVE TOURED NEWSPAPER PLANTS, BEER COMPANIES, II 00 CATHOLIC HOUR 6:30 SOUTH ~W RAILROAD FACILITIES, PLASTICS FACTORIES, AND A HOST II 30 BOLERO TIME 7:00 ENCHANTMENT OF OF OTHER SIMILAR ESTABLISHMENTS 12 00 NOON NEWS MUSIC ASKED TO NAME THE CITY THEY LIKED BEST, ALL SHOUTED IL 05 SMALL WORLD 30 ONE NIGHT STAND "SAN FRANCISCO" ALTHOUGH THEY HAVEN'T YET BEEN IN I 00 NEWS 1::00 VARIED PROGRAMS NEW YORK, THEY PREDICTED IT WOULD BE "TOO BIG AND TOO I' 15 BURL IVES 8:30 SPORTS REPORT CROWDED" TO CAPTURE THE HONOR. I 30 HAWA I I CALLS 8: 1+5 BIG NOISE IN UTAH, THEIR SLEEPING BAGS, AIR MATTRESSES, AND KNAP­ 2:00 NEWS 9: 15 NEWS ANALYSIS SACKS WERE STOLEN, BUT ALL HAVE SINCE BEEN REPLACED WITH 2. 05 SING ALONG 9: 20 CURT MASSEY FUNDS PROVIDED BY THE 200 JAPANESE FIRMS WHICH ARE FI­ W,TH MITCH 9:30 CONTINENTAL NANCING THE TOUR 4:00 NEWS VARITIES SUNDAY SERENADE 10:00 10-12 LAYOVER 4:05 CUB SCOUT DEN ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED NEWS 1c':00 S,GN OFF 6.00 THE CUB SCOUTS WILL START HOLDING THEIR MEETINGS ON LATIN QUARTER 010081)0 6: 15 MONDAY, 23 SEPTEMBER 1963 THE BOYS HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED MR PRESIDENT NOTE: MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 6 30 TO THE FOLLOWING DENS: HOLLYWOOD BOWL IS BROADCAST ON FRIDAY, SATUR­ 7·00 DEN I 8:30 SPORTS REPORT DAY, AND SUNDAY ON AFRS, KWAJ­ DEN 4 C BOWE o HARRISON 8: Ll5 COMPASS 15 ALEIN, M.I R CADDELL KOHS MUSIC OF BROADWAY o 9·00 C. CAM P G. KOHS 10'00 STEVE ALLAN LISTEN TO AFRS, ~AJALEIN M DELL S MATHEWS II :00 JOHNNY GREEN N FINGER C T I ET Z 12.00 SIGN OFF P GUASTAMACHIO D TIETZ WEBELOS SCOUTS MEETING SET CUB SCOUT' NG PROGRAM S SANDLIN Mo STUTZBACH THE WEBELOS SCOUTS WILL GETS UNDERWAY S SNYDER S WEIR MEET WITH BILL JOHNSON ANNOUNCEMENT IS BEING MADE DEN MOTHER-MRS B CADDELL DEN MOT~ER- MRS MATHEwS AND CAPT SLINGERLAND AT TODAY OF THE BEGINNING OF THE MEETING PLACE. 213 A MEETING PLACE: 461 B THE CUB SCOUT HOUSE WED­ CUB SCOUT PROGRAM FOR 1963-64 TIME: TUESDAY, 3: 15-4: 15 TIM E: WE 0 N ES 0 A Y, 3: 15 - 4: 15 NESDAYS FROM 5 TO 6 P M CUB SCOUTS ARE REMINDED THAT DEN 2 DEN 5 THE FOLLOWING ARE MEMBERS DUES, SUBSCRIPTION TO BOY'S 6 BERENS W LIEBERWIRTH OF THE WEBELOS PACK. LIFE, AND REGISTRATION FEES T DILLMAN S MARTINEZ D BARNA ARE $7.00 AND MUST BE PAID R OSBORNE L POPE B BERENS BEFORE NOVEMBER I, 1963 G PETERSEN F. SERAF I N I W DALLIS CHECKS SHOULD BE MADE OUT TO J SULLIVAN G SHERWOOD S HEWITT CUB SCOUT~, PACK 135 S. SUSSICH C STIMPSON R. KENNEDY MEMBERS OF THE CUB SCOUT D TILFORD N SVANBERG M TREON COMMITTEE ARE: o WEISBROD P TROJAN D TROE CHAIRMAN: E BERENS DEN MOTHER: MRS J. SULLiVAN DEN MOTHER-MRS TROJAN SECRETARY: E BARRETT MEETING PLACE: 410 B MEETING PLACE: 437 D IF IT'S NEWS, TREASURER: C GUASTAMACHIO T,ME: MONDAY 3.15-4: 15 T,ME: WEDNESDAY, 3: 15- 4: i5 CALL THE HOURGLASS' AWARDS: J WEIR DEN 3 DEN 6 2114 - 539 PROGRAM: P DALLIS T FAWCETT Co BARRETT J HEWITT A BROWN H KEE LI NG D EVANS QUOTE OF THE WEEK IN MADDOX P GELZINIS WASHINGTON, (UPI)--SECRETARY OF COMMERCE LUTHUR HODGES, M. MOORE Po HAYDEN WHILE DISCUSSING THE DECLINE OF EXPANSION IN THE UNITED M SHELLHORSE G HUBERT STATE'S EXPORT TRADE, STATED: W THOMAS D, SPEIGNER uPERHAPS THE WASHINGTON POST PINNED DOW~ PART OF THE K FINK M STANDRIDGE T R0 UB LEW HEN ITS A I D RE CEN T LY, 'AM ERIC AN EX E CUT I VE S WH 0 DEN MOTHER-MRS C FAWCETT DEN MOTHER-MRS. HUBERT ~AVE BEEN PLACED IN THE EXPORT DEPARTME~r TO REST AFTER A MRS C HOMAN MEETING PLACE: 442 B CORONARY WILL NOT COMPETE SUCCESSFULLY AGAINST EUROPEAN MEEllNG PLACE: 405 C T,ME: FRIDAY, 3~30-4:30 AND JAPANESE EXECUTIVES WHO ARE PUT IN THE SAMf SPOT BECAUSE TIME: TUESDAY, 4:45-5: Lt 5 THEY ARE BEING GROOMED FOR PRESIDENT OF THE COMPANY U SEPTEMBER 23 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 29, 1963 SPECIAL SERVICES ACTIVITIES MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 RICHARDSON THEATER

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POLLY ANA TARZAN'S THREE GUNSTREET + CORRIDORS OF PRIVATE LIVES DAVID & fr FRONTIER CHALLE NGES NEWS & SPORTS BLOOD OF ADAM & EVE LISA UPRISING OCEAN VIEW THEATER CALL ME CORRIDORS OF PR IVATE LIVES TARZAN'S THREE GUNSTREET FRONTIER WILD RIVER BWANA BLOOD OF ADAM & EVE CHALLENGES UPRISING ROXY THEATER

GREEN MANSIONS WILD RIVER DAV ID & LISA FRONTIER UPRISING TARZAN'S THREE PRIVATE LIVES GUNSTREET + NEWS & SPORTS CHALLENGES OF ADAM & EVE ROI NAMUR MOVIES A TICKLISH GUNSTREET FRONTIER WILD RIVER DAVID & LISA CORRIDORS or BLOOD TARZAN'S AFFAIR UPRISING +'NEWS &'SPORTS THREE CHALLENGES

WHEN THE CLOCK STRIKES-B&W JAMES BROWN, MERRY ANDERS 72 MIN. MYSTERY POLLYANA-C JANE WYMAN, RICHARD EGAN 134 MIN. DRAMA CALL ME BWANA-C BOB HOPE, ANITA EKBERG IO~ MIN. COMEDY GREEN MANSIONS-C-CS AUDREY HEPBURN, ANTHONY PERKINS 10 MIN. DRAMA A TICKLISH AFFAIR-C HOPE LANG, GIG YOUNG EJj MIN. C()1EDY THE PRIVATE LIVES OF ADAM & EVE-B&W &C M,CKEY ROONEY, MAMMIE VAN DOREN 87 MIN. COMEDY TARZAN'S THREE CHAL~GES-C JaCKY MAHONEY, WOODY STRODE 92 MIN. ADVENTURE CORRIDORS OF BLOOD-B&W BORIS KARLOFr, BETTA ST JOHN 89 MIN. HORROR WILD RIVER-C-CS MONTGOMERY CLIFT, LEE REMICK 115 MINo ADVENTURE GUNSTREET-B&W JAMES BROWN, JEAN W,LDES 67 MIN. WESTERN DAVID & LISA-B&W KEIR DULA, JANET MAROLIN 94 MIN. DRAMA FRONTIER UPRISING-B&W JAMES DAVIS, NANCY HARTLEY 68 MIN. DRAMA

1~0 SHOWS WILL BE SHOWN NIGHTLY AT THE ROXY THEATER AND THE YOKWE YUK THEATER. FIRST SHOW AT THE ROXY WILL START AT 1830 AND THE SECOND WILL START AT 2030. FIRST SHOW AT THE YOKWE YUK WILL START AT 1900 AND THE SECOND WILL START AT 2100 THERE ARE MIDNIGHT MOVIES SHOWN AT THE OCEAN VIEW THEATER FOR ADULT MALE PERSONNE L ON LY • DEPENDENT'S POOL

1000-1900 ------1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000- 19°0 1000-1900 BACHELOR'S POOL

0700-2100 ------0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 BOWLING ALLEY

123°-163° 1230-1630 1230-163° 123°-163° 1230- 1630 1230-163° 12 30-163° 1730-2330 1730-2330 1730-2330 173°-233° 1730-2330 173°-2400 1730-2330 LIBRARY

0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 1~0-1700 1200-2130 1200-213° 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-21 30 1200-2130 I 0-2130 HOBBY SHOP

123°-163° ------123°-163° 1230- 163° 123°-163° 123°-163° 123°-163° 1730-2130 ------1730-2130 1730-2130 1730-2130 1730-2130 173°-213° ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER

0900- 1230 0900-1 230 0900-1 230 0900- 12 30 0900- 1230 0900-1 230 ------1330-1730 1330-1730 1330- 1730 1330-1730 1330- 1730 1330-1730 ------CERAMICS SHOP ------1900-2100 ------1900-2100 1900-2100 ------PHOTO LAB

1800-2130 ------1800- 21 30 ------1800- 21 3° 1800-2130 1200- 1900 GOLF COURSE

1600-1930 1630- 1930 1630- 19JO 1630- 1930 1630-1930 °73°-1930 °73°-193° & HOLIDAYS