HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 9-30- 64 2.1 AT 0624 3.3 AT 1239 HOURGLASS 2.5 AT 1809 VOL 5 NO 1817 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY 29 SEPTEM8ER 1964 aLACK OUT [XlER I OR LIGHTS TRIBAL REVOLT STOPPED IN VIET NAM RANGE OPERATIONS WILL REQUIRE ALL LOCAL RESIDENTS TO BLACK OUT ALL EX­ NEW COUP, KHANH'S RESIGNATION FEARED TERIOR LIGHTS FROM 2400 HOURS TONIGHT SAIGON (UPI)--THE GOVERNMENT TODAY PUT DOWN A REVOLT or MOUNTAIN TRIBESMEN BUT UNTIL DAYLIGHT TOMO~ROW, 30 SEPT. DISCLOSED A BLOODY CLASH YESTERDAY BETWEEN SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS IN THE COASTAL INTERIOR LIGHTS ARE NOT AfrECTED. CITY OF OUI NHON. VIETNAMESE SOURCES SAID PREMIER MAJ. GEN. NGUYEN KHANH WAS EXCEPT fOR EMERGENCY VEHICLES, NO FED UP AND MIGHT RESIGN. VEHICLES WILL BE OPERATED DURING THE SAIGON STILL SEETHED WITH RUMORS OF AN IMPENDING COUP BY YOUNG OFFICERS WHO ACTUAL 8LACKOUT. PUT DOWN AN ABORTIVE COUP AGAINST KHANH ON SEPT. 13 AND A COUNTER-COUP BY OLDER OFrlCERS WHO RESENT THE GROWING INFLUENCE or THE "YOUNG TURKS". DESPITE THE POLITICAL TURMOIL, A U.S. MILITARY SFOKESMAN SAID VIETNAMESE MA­ JOHNSON DOWN EAST; RINES SCORED A MAJOR VICTORY YESTERDAY OVER CoMMUNIST GERRILLAS IN THE SWAMPLAND RAPS EXTREMISTS PROVINCE OF Go CONGo HE SAID THE MARINE (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON SAIB TODAY TRADE EXEC CALLS KILLED 50 GUERRILAS AND CAPTURED 19. THE AMERICAN PEOPLE MUST CHOOSE IN THE SPOKESMAN CONFIRMED THE DEATH OF NOVEMBER BETWEEN A "RESPONSIBLE" AD­ FOR PARTNERSHIP ANOTHER AMERICAN IN FIGHTING 76 MILES MINISTRATION OR A GOVERNMENT THAT SOUTH OF SAIGON. THE ARMY SERGEANT WAS WOULD BE "RECKLESS ABROAD AND HEART­ NEW YORK (UPI)--WILLIAM E. KNOX, PRE­ THE 284TH AMERICAN TO DIE IN VIET NAM. LESS AT HOME." SIDENT OF THE rAR EAST-AMERICA COUNCIL (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE DID NOT MENTION OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY, TODAY CALLED THE NAME OF HIS REPU8LICAN OPPONENT, FOR A "PARTNERSHIP 01- PROGRESS" BETWEEN RACIAL ISSUE RAISED SEN. BARRY GOLDWATER, BUT LINKED THE THE UNITED STATES AND FREE NATIONS OF REPUBLICAN PARTY CONTENDER WITH FAC­ ASIA. IN BRITI SH CAMPA IGN TIONS JOHNSON SAl. WERE ON THE rRINGE KNOX SAID IN OPENING THE TWO-DAY 16TH BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND (UPI)--A LABOR OF POLITICAL LIFE. ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE COUNCIL THAT PARTY LEADER ACCUSED PRIME MINISTER SIR THE PRESIDENT CHARGED THAT THE RE­ THE VARIOUS AMERICAN FOREIGN AID PRO­ ALEC DOUGLAS-HOME TODAY OF SIDESTEPPING PUBLICAN PARTY HAS 8EEN CAPTURED BY GRAMS "CAN REALLY ONLY HELP COUNTRIES A GROWING RACIAL CONTROVERSY IN THIS "EXTREME AND RECKLESS MEN" WHOSE PO­ WHOSE LEADERS AND PEOPLE HAVE SHOWN A MULTIRACIAL CITY. LICIES WOULD ENDANAGER THE UNITED SENSE OF DIRECTION AND DETERMINATION TO THE CRISIS CENTERED ON SCHOOLMASTER STATES IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND JEOPAR­ CHOOSE THEIR OWN DESTINY. PETER GRifFITHS, CONSERVATIVE PARTY CAN­ DIZE PROSPERITY. 1I0 UR AID HAS BEEN A FAILURE WHERE PO­ DIDATE rOR THE SMETHWICK DISTRICT or HE LAUNCHED THE ATTACK IN A SERIES LITICAL VISION AND RESPONSIBILITY HAVE BIRMINGHAM, WHICH IS PRESENTLY REPRESEN­ OF SPEECHES PREPARED rOR DELIVERY ON BEEN LACKING OR WHERE INDIVIDUAL AND TED IN PARLIAMENT BY LABOR's "SHADOW A 15-HOUR BARNSTORMING TOUR Of FIVE PAROCHIAL INTERESTS HAVE BEEN PLACED FOREIGN MINISTER" PATRICK GORDON WALKER. NEW ENGLAN! STATES. ABOVE NATIONAL INTEREST." THERE HAVE BEEN INDICATIONS THAT A THE PRESIDENT APPARENTLY WAS TRYING "WHITE BACKLASH" COULD DEFEAT GORJ:I)ON KNOX CALLED FOR INCREASED ROLE BY TO CASH IN ON WHAT HE TERMS THE FRON~ PRIVATE BUSINESS IN ECONOMIC COOPERA­ WALKER IN THE OCT. 15 GENERAL ELECTION. LASH-DErECTION or REPUBLICAN VOTERS TION BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND ASIA SMETHWICK IS PERHAPS THE MOST EXPLOSIVE WHO DISLIKE GOLDWATER'S VIEWS--DURING OF THE CONSTITUENCIES WHERE THE RACE BECAUSE or THE FOLLOWING REASONS: THE fLYING VISIT TO THE POPULOUS NOR~~ "IN NONE OF THE rAR EASTERN COUNTRIES PROBLEM HAS BECOME AN ELECTION ISSUE. EAST. INCLUDING JAPAN, 15 ENOUGH CAPITAL GEN- GRlrrlTHS EARLIER WAS QUOTED AS AP­ "RESPONSIBILITY IS THE ISSUE," JOHN­ ERATED LOCALLY TO MEET DEVELOPMENT NEE~ PROVING A CONVERT SLOGAN IN BIRMINGHAM, SON SAID IN A TALK PREPARED FOR AN 11 GOVERNMENT-LEVEL AID ALONG CANNOT Ir YOU WANT A NIGGER NEIGHBOR, VOTE OUTDOOR AUDIENCE IN DOWNTOWN HARTFORD COVER THESE NEEDS. LA80R." LATER NEWSPAPER QUOTED HIM AS CONNECTICUT. MANY DEVELOPING NATIONS HAVE REACHED SAYING THAT SMETHWICK REJECTS THE IDEA "THE AMERICAN PEOPLE CAN CHOOSE TO THE "LIMIT OF PRUDENCE" IN INTERNATIONAL OF BECOMING A MULTI-RACIAL SOCIETY. KEEP GOVERNMENT THAT IS RESPONSIBLE BORROWING. GORDON WALKER DEMANDED THAT DOUGLAS­ TOWARD OTHER NATIONS--AND RESPONSIBLE HE SUGGESTED EXTENDING THE CONCEPT OF HOME REPUDIATE GRIrFITHS. DOUGLAS-HOME TOWARD ITS OWN CITIZENS. JOINT VENTURES TeWARD CONSORTIA OF FO­ ANSWERED LAST NIGHT THAT THE CONSERVA­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN) REIGN CAPITAL FROM SEVERAL COUNTRIES TIVE PARTY WOULD CONTROL IMMIGRATION WITH LOCAL CAPITAL TO EXTEND THE ELE­ INTO BRJTAIN AND THAT GRlfFITH¥ AGREES MENT OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION. \CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR, SENATE OKAYS MOVE TO THE WARREN COMMISSION'S REPORT IN BRIEF AMEND CONST ITUT ION WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SENATE TODAY WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE fOLLOWING IS A --OSWALD'S EXACT MOTIVES CANNOT BE D~ BRIEr RESUME' OF THE fiNDINGS OF THE TERMINED. APPROVED A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT WARREN COMMISSION, APPOINTED BY PRESI- --SECRrT SERVICE METHODS or PROTECTION THAT WOULD LET THE PRESIDENT APPOINT A NEW V,CE PRESIDENT IF THIS OFfiCE DENT JOHNSON TO STUDY THE ASSASSINATIONAGAINST POTENTIAL THREATS TO A PRESID~l or PRESIDENT KENNEDY ON Nov. 22, 1963. WERE INADEQUATE. ITS ADVANCE POTENTIAL BECOMES VACANT. CONCLUSIONS: THREATS TO A PRESIDENT WERE INADEQUATE. THE AMENDMENT WOULD PROVIDE THAT IN --LEE HARVEY OSWALD KILLED PRESIDENT ITS ADVANCE PLANNING FOR THE DALLAS THE EVENT Of A VACANCY, THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY AND WOUNDED TEXAS Gov. RIP WAS DErICIENT. WOULD NOMINATE A VICE PRESIDENT WHO JOHN B. CONNALLY IN DALLAS. HE ALSOKIL· --FBI SHOULD HAVE COOPERATED MORE WOULD TAKE OFriCE AfTER CONFIRMATION LED POLICEMAN J.D. TIPPIT AFTER THEAS- CLOSELY WITH THE SECRET SERVICE. BY BOTH HOUSES or CONGRESS. SASSINATION. RECOMMENDATIONS IN ADDITION, IN THE EVENT THAT A --JACK RUBY KILLED OSWALD TWO DAYS --A STUDY OF SUGGESTIONS THAT ALL OR PRESIDENT DECLARED IN WRITING HE COULE NOT CARRY ON HIS DUTIES, THE V,CE LATER. NEITHER RUBY, OSWALD NOR TIPPIT PART OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR PRESIDENT~L KNEW EACH OTHER. PROTECTION BE SHifTED fROM THE SECRET PRESIDENT WOULD TAKE OVER AS ACTING --NEITHER OSWALD NOR RUBY WAS PARTor SERVICE. PRESIDENT. ANY CONSPIRACY. (CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN) IF A PRESIDENT DID NOT DECLARE HIS INABILITY, THE V,CE PRESIDENT, WITH Off ICIAL BULLt.IIN SCOUT BOOSTER KICKOPf TOMORROW THE WRITTEN APPROVAL or A MAJORITY OF DUTY OFFICER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE A 6:30AM KICKOFF BREAKFAST AT THE YOK­ THE CABINET, WOULD TRANSMIT THE WRIT­ DATE: NAME: HOME PHONE: WE YUK CLUB WILL SIGNAL THE BEGINNING TEN DECLARATION TO CONGRESS AND THEN S 29 EPT64 1ST. LT. K.F.HAWKINS 760 TOMORROW OF THE SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP BECOM~ ACrlNG PRESIDENT. 30SEPT64 MAJ~R C.S. MEANS 2Z91 DRIVE FOR THE ALOHA COUNCIL or THE Boy THE PRESIDENT COULD RESUME OFFICE t OCT64 CAPT. M.C.WINEBARGER 664 SCOUTS Of AMERICA. WITH A WRITTEN STATEMENT TO CONGRESS 2 OCT64 CAPT. R,O. CASE 2201 ALOHA COUNCIL SCOUT EXECUTIVES STORS THAT NO INABILITY EXISTS--UNLESS THE 3 OCT64* CAPT. R.M. BAKER,SR. 2344 SMITH AND DON MARHIENE WILL DISCUSS THE V,CE PRESIDENT, WITH THE CONCURRENCE 4 OCT64* CAPT. L.O. COX 2334 IMPACT OF THE SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP EN­ or A MAJORITY or THE CABINET, INrORMS 5 OCT64 2ND. LT. D.W. OLIVER 602 ROLLMENT WITH LOCAL SCOUT BOOSTERS. CONGRESS WITHIN TWO DAYS THAT THE * INDICATES HOLIDAYS AND/OR WEEKENDS ApPRO~IMATELY A HUNDRED LOCAL SCOUT PRESIDENT IS UNABLE TO DISCHARGE HIS DUTY OrFICER 15 THE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE BOOSTER~ ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND THE KIO<­ DUTIES. COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE OFF BREAKFAST. THEY WILL HAVE A BUSY DAY IN THE EVENT or SUCH A CONfLICT, DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS. TOMORROW CONTACTING FRIENDS WHO ARE WIL­ CONGRESS WOULD MAKE THE DECISION. IT L I NG TO( SUPPORT THE ALOHA COUNC)' L WITH WOULD TAKE A TWO-THIRDS VOTE TO KEEP SUPPORT THE SCOUT rUND DRIVE CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN THE PRES I DENT fROJ( Rl:TURN I NG TO DU_T I E1 PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 1964 PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE NEW COUP FEARED NATO MANUEVERS CALLED COMMANDING OffiCER, KWAJALEIN TEST SAIGON ON GUARD GIVE-AWAY TO SOVIETS SITE MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT OA- SAIGON (UPI)--Two SKYRAIDERS CIRCLED LONDON (UPJ)--A BRITISH MEMBER Of 0IOO21-AMC-90004 (Y) (NI23-(67156) SAIGON ALL NIGHT LONG LAST NIGHT AND PARLIAMENT HAS EXPRESSED fEAR THAT THE 35133A PMR WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. TWO TRUCK LOADS Of TROOPS GUARDED THE NATO NAVAL EXERCISE IN THE NORTH AT­ THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY RADIO STATION WITH fiXED BAYONETS DUE LANTIC LAST WEEK MAY HAVE PROVIDED THE MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE roR TO AN UPSURGE Of COUP D'ETAT RUMORS. SOVIETS WITH VITAL WESTERN DEfENSE NOTICES IS 4PM DAY BEfORE PUBLICATION BUT THERE WERE NO TROOP MOVEMENTS SECRETS. AND DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS IS lOAM WITHIN THE CITY. AT THE SAME TIME, THE AMERICAN COM- DAY Of PUBLICATION. OBSERVERS SAID A REVOLT WAS POSSIBLE MANDER Of THE CA~RIER STRIKE fLEET THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT BECAUSE SOME MILITARY COMMANDERS fEAR- PARTICIPATING IN THE EXERCISE WAS QUOTED TO EDiT COpy RECEIVED fOR PUBLICATION. ED THEY MAY lOSE THEIR JOBS. Ky AND AS SAYING HE ORDERED HIS SHIPS TO TAKE OTHER YOUNG OffiCERS HAVE ASKED THE EVASIVE ACTION TO PREVENT A RUSSIAN EDITOR: NEIL PHElPS-MuNSON PRIME MINISTER TO RID THE GOVERNMENT DESTROYER fROM TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS Of STAff WRITER: BU~l f. WHITE Of WHAT THEY CALLED DEADWOOD OfflCIAt~ THE OPERATION. PARATROOPERS fROM A NEARBY PARACHLTE MP ANTHONY CoURTNEY, A fORMER NAVAL CALLS FOR EAST-WEST TRADE BRIGADE WERE MOUNTED AT GUARD POSTS COMMANDER, WAID IN AN INTERVIEW WITH SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--BANKER DAVID AROUND THE PERIMETER Of Ky'S AIRBASE. THE SUNDAY EXPRESS: "fROM WHAT I HAVE ROCKEfEllER BELIEVES THAT EXPANSION THE BASE MAINTAINED TELEPHONE CONTACT READ ALREADY I BELIEVE THIS NATO CARRIS. Of EAST-WEST TRADE OffERS WESTERN WITH THE MARINE CORPS COMMANDER ACROSS STRIKE EXERCISE WAS ILL-CONCEIVED. NATIONS A MAJOR OPPORTUNITY TO WIDEN TOWN. "ONLY THE AMERICANS BELIEVE THEY SCHISMS IN THE COMMUNIST WORLD. ONE MARINE BATTALION WAS STATIONED CAN TAKE A CARRIER STRIKE fORCE INTO ROCKEfEllER, PRESIDENT Of THE SINCE fRIDAY fiVE MILES NORTH Of SAI- NORTHERN ATLANTIC WATERS AND GET AWAY CHASE MANHATTAN BANK Of NEW YORK, TOLD GON TO GUARD ONE Of THE MAJOR HIGH- WITH IT," COURTNEY SAID Of THE EXERCIS~ THE COMMONWEALTH CLUB THAT UNITED WAYS ALONG WHICH DISLOYAL SOUTH VIET- DUBBED OPERATION TEAM WORK. STATES ACCEPTANCE Of EXPANDED TRADE NAMESE TROOPS COULD ENTER THE CITY. HE SAID THE EXERCISE "MAY HAVE WITH THE U.S.S.R. AND HER SATELLITES Two HELICOPTERS WITH SEARCHLIGHTS JEOPARDIZED SERIOUSLY RADIO AND ELEC- WOULD ELIMINATE A SOURCE Of IRRITATION fLEW ALONG TWO MAIN HIGHWAYS. A I~~ TRONIC SECRETS OF BOTH OUR COUNTRIES. AMONG THE fREE WORLD ALLIES WHilE PORT PLANE SLOWLY CIRCLED THE CITY "I AM SURE THAT Ir WE HAVE, AS I IMPROVING PROSPECTS fOR WORLD PEACE. DROPPING fLARES INTO THE NIGHT TO BELIEVE, LOST THESE IMPORTANT TACTICAL ROCKfELlER, BROTHER Of NEW YORK ILLUMINATE ANY UNAUTHORIZED TROOP SECRETS, BRITAIN--TIED THROUGH NATO TO GOV. NELSON A. ROCKfELlER, SAID IT IS MOVEMENTS. THE AMERICANS--WILL SUffER," COURTNEY IN THE WEST'S INTERESTS "TO DEMON­ ASSERTED. STRATE. THAT THE LESS INTRANSI~rNT BANDA STANDS FIRM THE SUNDAY EXPRESS QUOTED U S. REAR AND BELLIGERENT COMMUNIST NATIONS CAN BLANTYRE, MALAWI (UPI)--SUPPORTERS ADM. R.L. TOWNSEND, CoMMANDER Of THE ACCOMPLISH THE GREATER GENERAL PROS­ Of PREMIER DR. HASINGS BANDA fOUGHT CARRIER STRIKING fORCE, AS SAYING: PERITY." WITH ANTI-GOVERNMENT PARTISANS NEAR "I AM NOT WORRIED BY THE PRESENCE LIMBRE TODAY, THE rlRST OUTBREAK Of Of THE RUSSIAN SHIPS I THINK THEY TORIES REGAIN POLL LEAD VIOLENCE SINCE BANDA'S REGINE NEARLY ADD TO THE VALUE Or THE EXERCISE, BUT LONDON(UPI)--THE GOVERNING CONSER­ fELL IN A COMMUNIST-INflUENCED CRISIS I DID 00 TWO QUICK MANEUVERS TO CHANGE VATIVES PARTY TOOK THE LEAD YESTERDAY TWO WEEKS AGO. THE POSITION Of THE RUSSIAN DESTROYER ALL THREE MAJOR BRITISH PUBLIC OPINION Two MEMBERS Of BANDA's YOUNG PIONEER fROM THE REAR Of THE SHIP" POLLS. CORPS WERE HOSPITALIZED WITH HEAD TOWNSEND WAS QUOTED AS SAYING HE As LATE AS SIX WEEKS AGO, THE CON­ INJURIES. fOURTEEN OTHER PERSONS TOOK THE ACTION "BECAUSE I THOUGHT SERVATIVES HAD TRAILED IN ALL THREE SUffERED MINOR INJURIES. THE RUSSIAN VESSEL COULD TAKE TOO DE- BEHIND THE OPPOSITION LABOR PARTY. BANDA HIMSELf BEGAN A TOUR IN A~HER TAILED PHOTOGRAPHS Of THE LANDINGS Of THE GENERAL ELECTION OCT. 15 IS LESS PART Of THE COUNTRY TO GAIN SUPPORT OUR TWICE-THE-SPEED-Of-SOUND fiGHTERS THAN THREE WEEKS AWAY. rOR HIS GOVERNMENT. "SO AfTER THE MANEUVERS THE DE~ A POLL IN THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH SAID IN SOCHE TOWNSHIP AT LIMBE, BANDA'S STROYER WAS POSITIONED AHEAD Of us," THE CONSERVATIVES,---WHICH TRAILED IN BACKERS fOUGHT WITH SUPPORTERS Of HE ADDED. THIS POLL BY MORE THAN 10 PER CENT EX-CABINET MINI~TER HENRY CHIPEMBERE, THE EXPRESS QUOTED UNIDENTifIED EARLIER THIS YEAR---HAD TAKEN A LEAD i ONE Of THREE DEPUTIES WHOM BANDA fiRED "SERVING OffiCERS" AS SAYING THAT THE Of ONE HALf Of ONE PERCENT. AfTER CHARGING THE-CHINESE COMMUNISTS "INTELLIGENCE HAUL WHICH THE SOVIETS THE DAILY EXPRES~ POLL PUT THE WERE TRYING TO BUY DIPLOMATIC RECOG­ MUST HAVE OBTAINED ImULD BE SUffICIENT TORIES AHEAD BY 3 PERCENT LAST WEEK. NITION Of PEKING BY NEWLY INDEPENDENT TO INVALIDATE THE WHOLE CONCEPT Of A THE CONSERVATIVES LEAD A LONDON DAILY MAlAW I. NORTH ATLANTIC CARRIER STRIKE fLEET IN MAil POLL BY THF NARROW MARGIN Of THE fiGHTING BROKE OUT WHEN CHIP- A HOT WAR." THREE-TENTHS Ot ONE PERCENT. EMBERE DID NOT APPEAR AT A RALLY WHICH LABOR HAD LED THE TELEGRAPH POLL HAD BEEN BANNED YESTERDAY BY THE PRE­ HIGH SPEED TRA IN vVRECK fOR MORE THAN THREE YEARS AND THE MIER. KILLS FOUR, INJURES FIFTY EXPRESS AND MAIL POLLS fOR MORE THAN BANDA BEGAN A 15-DAY TOUR Of THE TWO YEARS CHICAGO (UPI)--Two CRACK PASSENGER COUNTRY IN A SPEECH AT LILONGWE. A­ TRAINS CRASHED HEAD-ON "LIKE A GREAT BOUT 5,000 PERSONS ATTENDED THE RALLY. ROAR Of THUNDER" WEST Of CHICAGO LAST TROOPS SHOOT RIOTERS; HE REPEATED HE WAS NEITHER RESIGNING NIGHT. fOUR CREW MEMbERS WERE KILLED QUELL DEMONSTRATION OR "DYING." AND AT LEAST 50 PERSONS INJURED. SAIGON (UPI)--TROOPS fiRED INTO A HE SAID "THE GOD Of CHRISTIANS AND THREE Of THE DEAD WERE KilLED IN­ CROWD Of nEMONSTRATORS AND KILLED fOUR MOSLEMS PROTECTS ME 11 STANTLY WHEN THE BURLINGTON RAilROAD'S Of THEM YESTERDAY AT THE COASTAL CITY KANSAS CITY ZEPHYR RAMMED THE ROCK Of QUI NHON, ACCORDING TO REPORTS LOVERS LOVE FREEDOM ISLAND'S GOLDEN STATE AT NEARLY 60 MILE! REACHING SAIGON TODAY. MANY OTHER VIENNA (UPI)--A WEST GERMAN AND HIS AN HOUR NEAR MONTOMERY, ILL. JUST BE­ PERSONS WERE REPORTED WOUNDED. EAST GERMAN fiANCEE LAST NIGHT RACED fORE MIDNIGHT. THE OTHER CREWMAN DIED QUI NHON, 250 MILES NORTH Of SAIGO~ THEIR SPORTS CAR ACROSS THE CZECH LATER IN A HOSPITAL. WAS UNDER VIRTUAL MARTIAL LAW TODAY. BORDER INTO AUSTRIA A WARNING SHGNAL HAD PULLED THE VIETNAMESE AIR fORCE PILOTS RE­ KARL HEINZ SCHAffER AND AGNES WALTE~GOLDEN STATE TO A HALT SHORTLY BEfORE TURNING TO SAIGON SAID THE TROUBLE 26, HAD PLANNED HER ESCAPE FROM BE- THE BURLINCTON ZEPHYR ROARED OUT Of THE STARTED WHEN AN Off-DUTY MilITIAMAN HIND THE IRON CURTAIN IN DETAIL AND NIGHT TOWARD IT. fATALLY SHOT A CIViliAN, APPARENTLY THE DARINGLY SIMPLE PLAN WENT Ofr WI~ EACH TRAIN CARRIED ABOUT 210 PASS- IN A PERSONAL fEUD. OUT HITCH. ENGERS. THE ROCK ISLAND TRAIN, USING AN ANGRY CROWN DRAGGED THE MILITIA­ AT THE BORDER POINT NEAR BERG, BURLINGTON TRACKS BECAUSE A BRIDGE WAS MAN TO THE RESIDENCE Of THE DISTRICT LOWER AUSTRIA, WHERE CUSTOMS OffiCIALS OUT ON ITS OWN LINE, WAS COMBINATION Of ADMINISTRATOR AND DEMANDED "INSTANT HAD THE BARRIERS UP TO rROCESS TOUR- THE GOLDEN STATE AND THE CORN BELT JUSTICE." ISTS, SCHAEfER SLAMMED DOWN THE ACCEL- LIMITED, BOUND fOR CHICAGO fROM Los AN ARMY OffiCER INSISTED THAT THE ERATOR AND RACED HIS AUTO ACROSS THE ANGELES. THE BURLINGTON WAS A COMB IN- MAN BE HELD IN SAfE CUSTODY fOR TRIAL. BORDER INTO AUSTRIA. ATION Of THE KANSAS CITY ZEPHYR AND THE THE SOURCES SAID SOMEBODY IN THE CROWD CZECH BORDER GUARDS rlRED ON THE AK-SAR-BEN SPECIAL, HEADED OUT Of CHI- fiRED AT THE ADMINISTRATIVE RESIDENCE. ESCAPING CAR BUT PRESUMABLY fEARING CAGO fOR OMAHA NERVOUS SOLDIERS fiRED BACK, KILLING TO HIT TOURISTS AIMED HIGH AND MISSED CHRIS STATHIS, A MONTGOMERY fIRE- fOUR nEMONSTRATORS AND WOUNDING SEV­ THEIR QUARRY. MAN AND AMATEUR RAILROAD BUff, WATCHED ERAL OTHERS. DOVER ENGLAND(UPI)--A HOMESICK HOUSr THE GRINGING CRASH OCCUR. STUDENT-LED DEMONSTRATORS THEN WifE WHO EMIGRATED TO AUSTRALIA, HAD "I WAS WATCHING WHEN THE BURLINGTON SEIZED THE GOVERNMENT RADIO STATION. ASKED fOR AND WILL BE SENT A DOZEN TRAIN CAME BARRELING OUT,"STATHIS SAID THE GOVERNMENT RESPONDED BY flYING IN ACORNS fROM THE EARL Of GUILDfORD.S "I SAW ITS LIGHTS COMING AND THEN THERE A BATTALION Of TROOPS. ESTATE NEAR HERE. WAS T"E CRASH." HOURGLASS TUESDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 1964

Around Town vw! TH BURL F. vvH I TE • • I Kennan an Kora I W,TH TNt COMING or FALL, GOOD, CRISP TRUST TERRITORY MAKES ECONOMIC VENTURE APPLES ARE BEGINNING TO ARRIVE. OUR HUSBAND-TESTED TUNA-APPLE SALAD BELOW IN SMALL SEACRAFT PRODUCTION IN PALAU IS COOL AND DELICIOUS rOR KWAJ LUNCHES SAIPAN, M.I.--ON SEPTEMBER 8, THE TRUST TERRITORY or THE PACIFIC ISLANDS or- OR SUPPERS. r ICIALLY OPENED THE PALAU BOATYARD ON THE ISLAND or KOROR, PALAU D,STRICT. PRESENT AT THE DEDICATION WERE HIGH COMMISSIONER M.W. GODING Or THE TRUST TER­ FLAKE A CAN or CHilLED TUNA rlSH WITH RITORY, ADMIRAL T.A. CHRISTOPHER, COMMANDER NAYAL FORCES MARIANAS, CAPTAIN J.F. 2 OR 3 CUBED APPLES (DO NOT PEEL), A BILLS, COMMANDER, MARIANAS SECTOR, USCG, AND CAPTAIN W.R. MARSHALL, THE COM­ COUPLE or HARD BOILED EGGS, A BIT Of MANDING OrrlCER or THE NAVY SHIP REPAIR FACILITY IN GUAM. SWEET PICKLE rlNELY CHOPPED, AND JUST A IN ADDITION TO THESE DISTINGUISHED GUESTS THE DEDICATION CEREMONY WAS ATTEND­ HINT or MINCED ONION. MIX LIGHTLY WITH ED BY SOME 300 ENTHUSIAST'C LOCAL CITIZENS INCLUDING THE TWO HIGH eNIErS or MAYONNAISE. PALAU, HEREDITARY CHIEfS, MEMBERS or THE PALAU LEGISLATURE AND OTHER LOCAL DELICIOUS SERVED VITH CORN-ON-THE-COB DIGNITARIES. SLICED TOMATOES AND CORN BREAD MurrlNS! THE PALAU BOATYARD, A TRUST TERRITORY ECONOMIC VENTURE TO PRODUCE SMALL SEA- CRArT bOTH TO TAP OCEAN PRODUCTS AND TO PROVIDE NEEDED SEA TRANSPORTATION IN DECORATING YOUR HOME, GIVE SPECIAL THROUGHOUT THE TERRITORY, BEGAN SEVERAL YEARS AGO. THE U.S. NAVY, AS IN MANY THOUGHT TO THE ODDS-AND-ENDS ACCESSORIE! OTHER INSTANCES, AIDED A GREAT DEAL IN THIS EARLY STAGE. THE rORMER COMMANDING YOU BUY rROM MACY'S. OrflCER or THE U.S. NAVY SHIP REPAIR FACILITY IN GUAM, CAPTAIN LEWIS MELSON, FOR TABLE ACCESSORIES, rOLLOW THESE TOOK A PERSONAL INTEREST IN THESE PLANS AND, THROUGH HIS AID THE TRUST TERRITOR~ RULES: WAS ABLE TO OBTAIN THE SERVICES OF A LEADING BOAT EXPERT~ CHARLES SAWYER. DON'T CLUTTER THE TABLE WITH TINY, THE PROGRAM BECAME A REALITY WHEN IN JANUARY 1963, MR. MATSUMOTO, THE TRUST USELESS OBJECTS. KEEP T"E LAMPS TALL TERRITORY BOATBUILDING SPECIALIST ARRIVED IN PALAU TO TEACH MICRONESIANS MODERN ENOUGH TO SHED PROPER LIGHTING. LEAVE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TECHNIQUES IN BOATBUILDING. ENOUGH SURfACE CLEAR SO THERE WILL BE THE PALAU BOATYARD COMPARES fAVORABLY TO ANY Of THE OTHER ISLANDS THROUGH THE PLENTY or, ROOM TO LAY DOWN BOOKS, PAClrIC. WOODEN VESSELS UP TO 125 rEET CAN NOW BE BUILT HERE IN PALAU. THE KEEl PAPERS, SEWING AND OTHER WORK. fOR A 75 rOOT rlSHING VESSEL, THt rlRST FOR WALL ORNAMENTS AND PICTURES USE TUNA BOAT TO BE BUILT IN PALAU SINCE THIS RULE: DIS DATA THE WAR, IS BEING PUT TOGETHER IN THE P,CTURES AND ORNAMENTS ON THE WALLS • •• MELVIN R. W,LSON WILL 8E HAVING ASSEMBLY LtNE or THIS PLANTo OTHER GIVE WARMTH AND PERSONALITY TO A ROOM TWO BIRTHDAYS THIS YEAR. ON KWAJ WITH BOATS NEARING COMPLETION INCLUDE THREE -- MAKE IT TRULY YOURS. THE GOODYEAR COMPANY, MR. WILSON WILL COPRA BOATS rOR THE MARSHALL ISLANDS, PLAN THEM TO BE A PART or YOUR rURNI­ BE HEADING BACK TO AKRON, OHIO, WITH A 36 rOOT r'ELD TRIP BOAT rOR TRUK, A TURE GROUPINGS, NOT AN END IN THEMSELVES. HIS fAMILY THIS THURSDAY (HiS BIRTHDAY, 22 rOOT BOAT rOR THE YAP AGRIC~~URE A BIG PICTURE OR A GROUP CAN BE rOCAL THE 40TH). WHEN HE CROSSES THE INTER­ DEPARTMENT, A 27 rOOT rlELD TRIP BOAT POINT IN THE ROOM. NATIONAL DATELINE, HE'LL START HIS rOR THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF PALAU REMEMBER: MAKE YOUR HOME A PART or YOU. BIRTMDAY ALL OVER AGAIN. AND ALSO A SISTER YESSEl fOR MEDICAL t 0 C? • •• DoN'T fORGET THE AFRS SPORTSCAST SERVICE TRIPS rOR PALAU DISTRICT. SCHOOL BELL RINGS ON EBEYE EVERY MORNING (EXCEPT SUNDAY) WITH THE TRUST TERRITORY GOVERNMENT PLANS THE SCHOOL BELL RANG fOR REGISTRATION STAVOLE AND NEWMAN. GET THE r'RST-HAND TO TRAIN MICRONESIANS TO BUILD THE AT THE EBEYE PuBLIC SCHOOL TODAY. THE RESULTS Of BOTH LOCAL AND NATIONAL VESSELS THAT CAN MEET THIS GROWING REGISTRATION CONTINES TOMORROW AND SPORTS rEATURES. DEMAND rOR BOATS AND SHIPS Or ALL SIZES CLASSES WILL BEGIN THIS THURSDAY. • •• FIRST ROUND OF THE TEEN CLUB P,NG AND TYPES. GODING, HIGH COMMISSIONER, THE THIRTEEN fACULTY MEMBERS ARE ANEO PONG TOURNEY STARTS TODAY. SPECIAL IN A DEDICATION SPEECH STATED: " DE- KEJU, PRINCIPAL; JOtffANNES ELAISHA, AS- SERVICES TROPHIES ARE AT STAKE. raNITELY, THIS SHIPYARD IS EXPECTED TO SITANT PRINCIPAL; JANE ALEE, YODA NYSTA, o •• DASHING YELLOW BOUNDARY LINES GROW IN SIZE TO KEEP PACE WITH GROWING INEZ JOSEPH, AMRAM TIMOTHY, HILAI LEBAM, HAVE BEEN PAINTED ON THE DALLY TENNIS DEMAND rOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAIN- AND DIEM DAMON AS CLASSROOM TEACHERS. AND VOLLEYBALL COURTS. QUITE AN TENANCE or VESSELS rROM THROUGHOUT THE AMERICAN SUPERVISOR MRS. BESSIE FULTZ IMPROVEMENT. TRUST TERRITORY. I ALSO rULLY EXPECT AND rOUR AMERICAN TEACHERS, MR. AND MRS. • •• HELP! HELP! HELP! THE LITTLE TO SEE THIS SHIPYARD GROW IN SIZE TO EUGENE SIKES AND MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH LEAGUE IS IN DESPERATE NEED Of A MAN­ KEEP PACE WITH THE GROWING DEMAND fOR NEIDIG WILL SERYE AS ENGLISH TEACHERS. AGER. CALL 331 TO SIGN UP. THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE Of THE rACULTY HAS A NEED rOR OLD MAGA­ • •• OUTDOOR SHurrLEBoARD CAN NOW BE VESSELS rROM THROUGHOUT THE TRUST TER- ZINES TO BE USED AS INSTRUCTIONAL PLAYED UNDER A Roor. Two NEW BOARDS RITORY. I SEE NO LIMIT TO THE POSSIBI- MATERIAL. ANYONE INTERESTED IN CONTRI­ HAVE BEEN PAINTED ON THE WALK fRONTING LITIES, TO THE rUTURE or THIS OPERATION,BUTING MAY SEND THEM TO RAY McKAy AT THE PAClrlC DINING HALL. JUST SO LONG AS THE PEOPLE or PALAU AND THE TRUST TERRITORY OrrlCE IN THE TER- • •• AN OCTOBER 2 DEADLINE HAS BEEN or THE TRUST TERRITORY, GET BEHIND MINAL BUILOING. SET rOR ALL ENTRIES INTO THE WOMEN'S THIS PROGRAM AND LEARN THE MAN~SKILLED ...... SorTBALL LEAGUE AND LITTLE LEAGUE. OPERATIONS THAT ARE BEING TAUGHT IN BRIDGE WINNERS ANNOUNCED SAME DEADLINE fOR THE VOLLEYBALL, MEN's PALAU BY THE BOATBUILDING SPECIALIST." SUNDAY'S BRIDGE GAMES AT THE YOKWE YUK SlOW-PITCH AND MEN's ~ORSEIHOE LEAGUES. CLUB RESULTED IN A rIRST-PLACE WIN fOR THE DEADLINE IS THIS FRIDAY. JOHN R. TRACE APPOINTED TO TRUST BROOKS AND BERRY WITH 58.7_. • •• THIS SATURDAY AT 9 A.M. HAS BEEN TERRITORY DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION POST J. D,ETZ AND SCHAErERSMAN TOOK SECOND SET UP AS THE OPENING or THE NEW JR. SAIPAN, M.I.--THE APPOINTMENT or JOHN WITH 54.0. AND IN THIRD WERE STEVE AND BOWLING LEAGUE. SIGN UP AT THE ALLEY. R. TRACE AS DIRECTOR or EDUCATION rOR RUTH LONDON WITH 49.2•• • •• STAN WELLINGTON'S orr ICE IS NOW THE TRUST TERRITORY or THE PAClrlC FIRST PLACE IN EAST-WEST WAS TAKEN BY LOCATED ON THE SECOND rLOOR or THE ISLANDS WAS ANNOUNcrD TODAY BE HIGH McCoy AND HEYBROCK WITH 57.9-. SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING, IN CASE YER COMMISSIONER M.W. GODING. MR. TRACE HERMAN AND SHEEHAN DREW SECOND WITH INTERESTED. HAD BEEN SERVING AS ACTING DIRECTOR 55.5-; W,CKETT AND GILLIS TOOK THIRD • •• FOR GOODNESS SAKE! THE HOURS or SINCE THE RESIGNATION Of DR. ROBERT E. WITH 54.8•• OPERATION rOR THE YOKWE YUK CLUB ARE GIBSON ON JULY I, 1964. •••••• POSTED IN THE TELEPHONE BOOK. MARIE THE NEW DIRECTOR or EDUCATION HAS A GUN CLUBBERS TO MEET SEZ SHE'S GETTING CRAMPS ANSWERING SO BROAD BACKGROUND or EDUCATION ADMIN IS- THE MONTHLY MEETING or THE ROD AND MANY PHONE CALLS ON THE SUBJECT. TRATIVE EXPERIENCE IN THE PAClr,c AREA GUN CLUB WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY NIGNT • •• GIRL SCOUT TRonp 18 RECITED THE HAVING SERVED rORMERLY AS DIRECTOR Or OCTOBER I BEGINNING AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE 'PLEDGE or ALLEGIANCE' LAST NIGHT AT EDUCATION rOR THE GOVERNMENT Of AMERICAtSCUBA CLUB HOUSE. THE PTA MEETING. LOTSA PARENTS SHOWED SAMOA AND AS DIRECTOR or EDUCATION rOR AT THIS TIME PLANS rOR THE NEXT 22 UP rOR THE MEETING, IT WAS SAID. THE GOVERNMENT or GUAM. H~ JOINED THE CAL. PISTOL QUAL,rlCATION MATCH WILL BE • •• SCRUMPTIOUS PIZZA ON SALE EVERY TRUST TERRITORY ADMINISTRATION IN 1963 DISCUSSED. THIS MATCH IS SCHEDULED TO NIGHT AT THE OCEAN VIEW CLUB. WHY NOT AS CO-ORDINATOR or THE ACCELERATED BE HELD AT THE PISTOL RANGE ON OCTOBER TRY SOME? ELEMENTARY EOUCATION PROGRAM. 18. WATCH THE HOURGLASS rOR rURTHER • •• 'YUK-YUK'S' ENTERTAINMENT LINE­ THE NEW DIRECTOR WILL BE WORKING DETAILS. ALL MEMBERS Dr THE CLUB AND UP rOR THIS WEEKEND: RED'S REEr RUNNERS WITHIN THE rRAMEWORK or THE COMMUNITY rRIENDS or SHOOTING ARE URGED TO BE DIS FRIDAY EVENING; PHIL CHING'S NAUTI~ SERYICES AREA or THE ADMINISTRATION. PRESENT AT THIS MEETING. CAL HAWAIIANS, ON SATURDAY NIGHT. UNDER A CURRENT REORGANIZATION HEAD- •••••• • •• THIS YEAR'S CHRISTMAS SHIPMENT QUARTERS, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PRO­ TODAY IS HERE DUE IN ON THE NEXT SHIP IT HAS BEEN GRAMS ARE SUPERVISED AND COORDINATED TODAY IS MERE. IT IS NEW, IT IS NOW. RUMORED. NEED ALL KINDS or STEYEDORJS. BY AN ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER rOR COM­ FORGET YESTERDAY, WHICH IS GONE. USE • •• COMPASSION COMETH A WOMAN. MUNITY SERVICES. TODAY AS BEST YOU CAN. You ARE SURE Of ...... IT, AND NOTHING MORE. BEGIN HERE AND NOW PAGE 4 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 1964 r-~~~~~~~~~------r------r------~------~--~~FAR EAST NEWSPAPERS (CONTINUED fROM ED. NOTE: DOUBT WARREN REPORT REVOLT PAGE ONE) UPI REPORTER MERRIMAN TOKYO (UPI)--THf MASS CIRCULATION VIETNAMESE SOURCES SAID KHANH IS TIR- SMITH WAS IN THE MOTORCADE WHEN PRESI- MAINICHI SHUMBUN NEWSPAPER SAID TODAY ED Of BEING THE WHIPPING BOY Of EVERYONE DENT JOHN f. KENNEDY WAS SHOT IN DAl­ THE WARREN COMMISSION'S INVESTIGATION WHO HAS A GREIVANCE AGAINST THE GOVERN- lAS lAST Nov.22, AND lATER RECEIVED A Of THE ASSASSINATION Of THE lATE PRESI­ MENT, fROM STUDENTS TO BUDDHISTS TO THE PuLITZER PRIZE rOR HIS EYE-WITNESS DENT JOHN F. KENNEDY CANNOT BE CALLED lATELY-PROMINENT YOUNG OffiCERS. THEY COVERAGE Of THE ASSASSINATION. IN THIS "COMPLETELY OUTSTANDING." SAID HE WAS READY TO SURRENDER POWER TO DISPATCH HE RECALLS THE EVENTS Of THAT "THERE WERE SOME POINTS WHICH INDICA­ THE YOUNG GENERALS. TRAGIC DAY AND THE AfTERMATH: TED THAT THE WARREN COMMISSION'S ACTUAL KHANH flEW TODAY TO BAM ME THOUT, 160 BY MERRIMAN SMITH ACTIVITIES WERE NOT COMPLETELY OUTSTAN­ MILES NORTHEAST Of SAIGON, TO PRESIDE AT WASHINGTON (UPI}--READING THE WARREN DING," THE MAINICHI SAID. flAG-RAISING CEREMONIES AT THE NEARBY COMMISSION REPORT ON PRESIDENT KENN~ THE EVENING EDITION Of THE NEWSPAPER BON SAR PA SPECIAL FORCES CAMP, SCENE Of ASSASSINATION WAS liKE RIPPING THE ~ DEVOTED THREE PAGES, INCLUDING ITS THE MOUNTAINEERS' REVOLT. ABOUT 1,000 DAGE fROM A STill-fRESH WOUND OR STAR­ fRONT PAGE, TO THE PUBLICATION Of THE VIETNAMESE TROOPS ENTERED THE CAMP TODAY ING INTO AN AWfUL NIGHTMARE BEING PUY­ COMMISSION'S lENGTHY REPORT WHICH WAS WITHOUT fiRING A SHOT. ED BACK IN PAINfUL SLOW MOTION ON A MADE PUBLIC YESTERDAY. THE TAKEOVER BECAME POSSIBLE WHEN THE MOTTLED GRAY SCREEN. THE NEWSPAPER SAID THAT THERE WERE TRIBESMEN, CAllED MONTAGNARDS, fREED 13 IT WAS ALMOST A HYPNOTIC EXPERIENCE DOUBTS ON THE SELECTION Of THE COMMIS­ AMERICAN MilITARY ADVISERS WHO flEW BY fOR ONE WHO WAS RIDING ALONG ELM S~T SION MEMBERS, AND ADDED THAT THREE Of HELICOPTER TO BAN ME THUOT, 25 MILES IN DALLAS IN THE fOURTH CAR BEHIND THE THE fOUR CONGRESSMEN APPOINTED TO THE AWAY. THE AMERICANS, IT APPEARED, HAD PRESIDENT WHEN HE WAS SHOT -- THE HYP­ COMMISSION CAME fROM "THE SOUTHERN OR BEEN HELD MORE OR LESS AS HOSTAGES. NOSIS Of RE-lIVING THROUGH THE REPORT~ BORDER STATES." OffiCIAL REPORTS SAID THE REVOLT WAS 888 PAGES A DREADfUL BUT STilL HISTOR- "IT WAS KNOWN fROM THE BEGINNING THE OVER, BUT THE SAME REPORTS ADMITTED IC EXPERIENCE. COMMISSION WOULD CONCLUDE THAT THE AS­ THAT 100 HEAVilY-ARMED REBEL lEADERS A GROUP Of MY UPI COllEAGUES AND I SASSINATION WAS CARRIED OUT BY OSWALD HAD lEfT BON SAR PA AND SLIPPED INTO HAVE BEEN CLOSETED ON THE SEVENTH ALONE," THE MAINICHI SAID. "THE PROBLEM THE MOUNTAINS Of THE etNTRAl HIGHLANDS. flOOR Of THE NATIONAL PRESS BUilDING WAS THEREfORE HOW TO EXPLAIN OSWALD'S THEY HAD BEEN ARMED AND TRAINED IN fOR MOST Of THREE DAYS, STUDYING THE ACTION." GUERRillA fiGHTING BY AMERICAN ADVISERS. REPORT LINE BY LINE AND WRITING A MAS- THE NEWSPAPER ALSO SAID CHIEf JUSTICE ANOTHER 300 REMAINED IN CAMP. SIVE lAYOUT Of NEWS STORIES EARL WARREN TOLD NEWSMEN lAST FEBRUARY AMERICAN SOURCES IN SAIGON SAID COM- SKIMMING THROUGH THE REPORT fOR THE THAT SOME Of THE COMMENTS Of MRS. Os­ MUNISTS HAD BEEN INVOLVED IN THE MON- fIRST TIME WHEN WE RECEIVED IT fROM WALD'S TESTIMONY WOULD NOT BE MADE PUB­ TAGNARD REVOLT BUT DID NOT KNOW If THEY THE WHITE HOUSE EARLY lAST FRIDAY LIC BECAUSE Of SECURITY REASONS. WERE lEADERS OR fOllOWERS. THEY SAID MORNING, 1 fOUND MYSELf READING HUNG­ THE PAPER SAID WARREN'S STATEMENT ONE Of THE MANY liSTS OF DEMANDS BY THE RILY. I WAS SOAKING UP HUNDREDS Of HAS ACTUALLY PREDICTED THAT "THE COMMI~ PHADE TRIBESMEN WERE SPONSORED BY A TINY fACTS AND DETAilS THAT I KNEW fOR SION'S REPORT ITSELf WOULD NOT SCOOP "UNITED FRONT fOR THE STRUGGLE Of OP- THE fiRST TIME; NOT PARTICULARLY IM- OUT ALL THE GENUINE TRUTH Of THE INCI­ PRESSED RACES" AND THAT IT ATTACKED PORTANT THINGS BUT SUCH ASPECTS Of THE DENT " "U.S. IMPERIALISM" AS A MAJOR GRIEVANCE. CASE AS THE PIN-POINT MEDICAL RECORD IN TAIPEI, FORMOSA -- ALL NEWSPAPERS THE CHIEF DEMAND WAS fOR AUTONOMY. AND THE WAY ORDINARilY STABLE PERSONS DEVOTED A BIG PART Of THEIR FRONT PAGES GAVE WIDELY DIVERGENT ACCOUNTS Of HOW AND FULL INSIDE PAGES TO THE COMMISSION (CONTINUED FROM MANY SHOTS WERE FIRED, WHAT MRS. KEN- REPORT BUT NONE Of THEM OffERED ANY RAe I AL PAGE ONE) NEDY DID IMMEDIATELY AfTER HER HUSBAND COMMENT. WITH DOUGlAS-HOME's VIEWS. WAS HIT (SHE ISN'T QUITE SURE) AND THE THE GOVERNMENT, WHICH ALWAYS REfRAINS GORDON WALKER TOLD UPI TODAY THAT THIN-liPPED CITY OffICIALS WHO DID NOT fROM COMMENTING ON INTERNAL PROBLEMS Of DOUGLAS-HOME HAS, "AS HE OfTEN DOES, WANT TO RELEASE THE PRESIDENT'S BODY ANY Of ITS AlliES, WAS TIGHT lIPPED AS EVADED THE QUESTION. THE LABOR PARTY WITHOUT AN AUTOPSY. USUAL, BUT OFfiCIALS MADE NO EffORTS TO ALSO BELIEVES IN THE CONTROL Of IMMI- THEN IN MORE CAREfUL RE-READING, THE HIDE THEIR DOUBT Of THE REPORT. GRATION AND HAS A fAR MORE POSITIVE RAW DRAMA BEGAN TO EMERGE MORE CLEARLY ONE ASKED HOW THE COMMISSION COULD POLICY THAN THE CONSERVATIVE." --THE WARPED MIND or LEE HARVEY OSWAL~ SATISfY ITSElf THAT OSWALD, WHO HAD LIV­ "I DIDN'T ASK GRiffiTHS If HE AGREED THE ASSASSIAN, AND THE SLEAZY CRAWLING ED SO lONG IN RUSSIA AND HAD TRIED TO WITH DoUGLAS-HOME BUT 1 ASKED DoUGlAS- NATURE Of JACK RUBY, THE STRIP-JOINT BECOME A RUSSIAN CITIZEN, HAD NO COMM~ HOME If HE AGREED WITH GRiffiTH," ~OR- lOUDMOUTH WHO EXPLODED INTO PERMANENT 1ST CONNECTION WHEN HE KilLED THE PRES­ DON WALKER SAID. PROMINENCE or AN EVil SORT BY KillING IDENT. GRIffiTH'S CAMPAIGN MANAGER, CHARLES OSWALD IN THE DALLAS CITY JAil. ANOTHER SAID HE BELIEVED OSWALD WAS DICKENS, ALSO TOLD UPI THE CONSERVATIVES WHILE EXAMINING THE DRY lANGUAGE Of ONLY AN INSTRUMENT Of THE COMMUNISTS HERE STill fEEL THE COMMUNITY DOES NOT REPORTS ON THE KENNEDY AUTOPSY PER­ BEfORE HE READ THE REPORT AND HE STill WANT INTEGRATION. fORMED AfTER HIS BODY WAS RETURNED TO BELIEVES SO TODAY. "THE SIKHS THEMSELVES WANT TO KEEP TO WASHINGTON, I fELT AN UNEASY CHILL Of THEMSELVES," DICKENS SAID. REMEMBRANCE. WHEN THE KENNEDY CAR WAS THE SIKH FORM THE BULK Of THE ESTI­ STOPPED AT THE EMERGENCY ENTRANCE TO WALL STREET TODAY MATED 4 TO 6,000 COLORED PERSONS LIV­ PARKLAND HOSPITAL THAT SUNNY AfTERNOON, STOCKS CONTINUED NARROWLY MIXED IN ING IN THIS INDUSTRIAL SUBURB Of 68,000 I RAN TO THE SIDE Of THE VEHICLE, THE MODERATE TRADING AS THE SESSION EN­ PEOPLE, GIVING THE AREA ONE Of THE HIG­ PRESIDENT WAS fACE DOWN ON THE BACK TERED THE fiNAL MINUTES TODAY. HEST CONCENTRATIONS Of NON-WHITE IN SEAT, INERT AND fOR All PRACTICAL MEAS­ STEELS WERE BARELY fiRM. CHRYSLER, BRITAIN. UREMENTS, DEAD AT THAT MOMENT. GENERAL MOTORS, AND AMERICAN MOTORS ANOTHER ESTIMATED 2,000 JAMAICANS, MRS. KENNEDY CRADLED HER ARMS AROUND SHED fRACTIONS BUT FORD INCHED AHEAD A INDIANS, AND PAKISTANIS lIVE ELSEWHERE HIS HEAD AND I REPORTED AT THE TIME SHE BIT. EASTMAN KODAK NOTCHED A GOOD GAIN BUT WORK IN SMETHWICK. SEEMED TO BE WHISPERING TO HIM. FROM BUT UNION CARBINE fAfED. THE WARREN COMMISSION, I lEARNED SHE IBM SKIDDED BUT LITTON AND AVNET HECKLERS HARASS HOME WAS SAYING, "I lOVE YOU, JACK," BUT HE SHOWED SOME IMPROVEMENT. PuRE Oil TOOK NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND (UPI)--HECKLERS DIDN'T HEAR HER. HE HAD HEARD NOTHING ANOTHER TOP AND GENERAL AMERICAN OIL THREW COINS AT PRIME MINISTER SIR ALEC SINCE OSWALD'S SECOND BUllET BLEW AWAY EASED BARBER Oil, AMERADA AND CONTINEN­ DOUGLAS-HOME TODAY AS HE SPOKE AT AN PART Of HIS HEAD. THE AUTOPSY SAID THE TAL OIL MADE SOME PROGRESS. OPEN AIR MEETING IN THE MARKET SQUARE ~EAD WOUND MEASURED fiVE INCHES AT ITS FALSTAff BREWING POSTED A MODEST GAIN HERE. ~REATEST DIAMETER. AfTER DIRECTORS PROPOSED A STOCK SPLIT PENIES AND HALF-PENNIES CLATTERED As WE PORED OVER THE REPORT IN THESE AND DIVIDEND BOOST. AROUND DOUGLAS-HOME AS HE STOOD ON AN RECENT HOURS, I RECAllED HOW THE IMPAa FRIDAY TOTAL SALES fIGURE Of OPEN TRUCK. HE TOOK NO NOTICE Of THEM. Of THE ASSASSINATION, THE fliGHT HOME 6, 170,000 TOOK A DECLINE Of 1,360,000. THE HECKLERS ALSO GAVE THE PRIME MIN- ON THE WHITE HoUSE PLANE WITH THE NEW CLOSING DOW JONES AVERAGES ISTER THE ROUGHEST TIME OF THE ELECTION PRESIDENT, SOMBER AND IN CONTROL, THE 30 INDUSTRIALS UP .7~ AT 875.46 CAMPAIGN SO fAR. As HE SPOKE ABOUT DEAD PRESIDENT IN HIS CASKET AND THEN 20 RAilS DOWN. 10 AT 217.93 HIGHER STANDARDS Of liVING, THERE WERE ~HE MOVING rUNERAl--HOW ALL Of THESE 15 UTiliTIES UP .71 AT 152.91 JEERS Of "ASK THE BUSMEN,""WHAT ABOUT THINGS DID NOT CRASH DOWN ON ME UNTil STANDARDS AND POORS 500 STOCK CLOSED THE fARM lABORERS?". AND "WHAT ABOUT ILoATER. AHEAD BY .07~ ON SALES Of 4,810,000. THE NURSES?" AfTER THE fUNERAL, I DRAGGED HOME, PUllED orf MY CLOTHES AND fEll INTO DARTfOHD,ENGLAND (uPI)--WHEN DART­ LONDON (UPI)--ClIVE COLLINS, 16,EAGER ~ED. THERE BEGAN NIGHT AfTER NIGHT Of fORO COURT RECOMMENDED TODAY THAT VAlD­ TO EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY BY WALKING DOGS fHE MOST HORRIBLE DREAMS I HAVE EVER MIR SMIRNOW BE DEPORTED HOME TO RUSSIA AD VERT ISED I N A NEWSPAPER TODAY: "10 ~NDURED. fOR BREAKING THE lAW HERE 14 TIMES IN SHilliNGS ($1.40)PER HOUR. DOGS CAN BE OVER A PERIOD Of WEEKS--PERHAPS MON- it 12 YEARS, HE SAID, "How 00 I GET THERE? TAKEN WALKS IN LONDON. ~HS fOR I HAVE lOST COUNT--NOT A NIGHT If SOMEONE Will PUT ME ON A BICYCLE I BUT HE WAS MI SUNDFRSTOOD TM& PHONE PASSED WITHOUT MY HEAR I NG I N MY TROUB- HAl NEV£. ITOPP£O RIMGIN~ BUT LV£RY~ WILL GO BACK." BODY 'WANTED TO TAKE DOGS ~o. WALKS fiLED Sl'7 EP THOSE THREE SHARP RI~LE SHOTS • C.OIllT I NUED ON PAGE S[\lVN I PAGE 5 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 1964 NATIONAL LEAGUE SPORTS SECT I ON NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE ROUNDlP ROUNDlP NEW YORK (UPI )--THE SURGING CINCIN­ THE OBSERVER NEW YORK (UPI)--THE BALTIMORE COLTS, NATI REDS, WHO ONLY A WEEK AGO WERE IN BY PAT LANIAS LED BY JOHNNY,UNITAS AND ROOKIE JOE SECOND PLACE, 6i GAMES OUT, MOVED INTO LEMON COPS BATTING CROWN DON LOONEY, ROLLED TO AN EYE-POPPING THE NATIONAL LEAGUE LEAD BY A GAME SUN­ RELLE LEMON or THE EBEYE MOUNTIES 52-0 VICTORY OVER THE CHICAGO BEARS DAY BY SWEEPING A DOUBLE HEADER FROM CAPTURED THE 1964 MEN'S FAST PITCH SUNDAY. THE NEW YORK METS, 4-1 AND 3-1 TO RUN SOFTBALL BATTING CROWN AND ALSO BE- UNITAS TOSSED THREE TOUCHDOWN PASSES THEIR WINNING STREAK TO NINE GAMES. CAME THE SECOND PLAYER rROM EBEYE TO ~ WHILE LOONEY LED THE COLT'S RUSHING THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES, WHO LED GRAB THIS AWARD. JIM REIHER, WHO WAS ATTACK WITH 82 YARDS ON EIGHT CARRIES, THE PENNANT RACE SINCE JULY 16, FELL GIVEN A TRIAL WITH THE HAWAII ISLAND- INCLUDING A 58 YARD SCORING BURST IN INTO SECOND PLACE WHEN THEY DROPPED A ERS or THE PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE, WAS THE rlNAL PERIOD. 14-8 DECISION TO THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES THE rlRST PLAYER FROM EBEYE TO COP IT WAS THE WORST DEFEAT SUFrERED BY rOR THEIR SEVENTH STRAIGHT LOSS. A KWAJALEIN BATTING TITLE BACK IN THE BEARS IN THE CLUBS 45 YE~ HISTORY. THE REDS, WHO HAVE CAPTURED 12 OF 1961. (NOTE: REIHER WAS SIGNED BY THEY GAINED ONLY 60 YARDS RUSHING A- THEIR LAST 13 GAMES IN SOARING TO THE THE Los ANGELES ANGELS OF THE AMERI- GAINST THE RUGGED COLT DEFENSE LED BY LEAGUE LEAD, GOT BRILLIANT PITCHING AND CAN LEAGUE, AND WAS FARMED OUT TO ALL-PRO END GINO MARCHETTI. TIMELY HITTING IN WINDING UP THEIR ROAD IDAHO FALLS OF THE PIONEER LEAGUE. LOONEY, THE rORMER 0KLAHOMA STAR WAS SCHEDULE WITH THE SWEEP OF TODAY'S TWIN WITH THE PROPER TRAINING, REIHER, WHO OBTAIN~D FROM THE NEWVYORK GIANTS JUST BILL. THE REDS NOW GO HOME TO PLAY HAS A LOT OF POWER, MIGHT BE THE FIRST BEFORE THE START OF THE SEASON. HE THEIR fiNAL FIVE GAMES AGAINST PITTS­ MARSHALLESE BOY EVER TO MAKE THE BIG BOWLED OVER TWO WOULD BE TACKLERS AND BURGH AND THE PHILLIES. LEAGUES, WHO CAN TELL?) SHRUGGED OFF ANOTHER AT THE 10 YARD JIM O'TOOLE, WITH THE HELP 'F SAMMY LEMON WHO DID NOT PLAY AGAINST THE LINE ON THE WAY TO HIS TOUCHDOWN. ELLIS, WON HIS 17TH GAME IN THE OPENER WECO RIGGERS IN THEIR FINAL MEETING, ANOTHER BALTIMORE ROOKIE, TONY LORICK, AND JOEY JAY WENT ALL THE WAY TO WIN WOUND UP HIS SEASON WITH A TOTAL OF THE FORMER Los ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL AND HIS 11TH GAME IN THE NIGHTCAP. 26 HITS IN 53 AT BATS. THE RIGGERS ARIZONA STATE STAR, PLUNGED FOR ONE TO fRANK ROBINSON DROVE IN TWO KEY RUNS RAY BLANKENSHIP, ALSO DID NOT PLAY IN AND SET UP ANOTHER WITH A 67-YARD RE- WITH A DOUBLE IN THE FIRST GAME AND THE FINAL GAMES AND CAME IN SECOND TURN OF THE SECOND HALF KICKOFF. VADA PINSON KNOCKED IN TWO 'WITH A THREE WITH A HEFTY .417 AVERAGE. BLANKEN- IN OTHER NfL ACTION, THE CLEVELAND BASE HIT IN THE SECOND GAMEo SHIP WAS INJURED BUT MADE A FAST RISE BROWNS DOWNED THE PHILADELPHIA EAGLES, THE REDS WRAPPED UP THE NIGHTCAP IN AFTER HIS SLOW START. 28-20, THE Los ANGELES RAMS TURNED THE FIRST INNING WHEN PETE ROSE GREETED THERE WERE THREE PLAYERS JIED FOR BACK THE MINNESOTA VIKINGS, 22-13, THE LOSER GALEN CISCO WITH A SINGLE TO OPEN THE MOST RUNS BATTED IN ON THE YEAR. PITTSBURGH STEELERS EDGED THE DALLAS THE GAME. CHICO RUIZ DOUBLED HIM TO BOBBY IHA OF JOMAKAJ, NORD DIETZ OF COWBOYS, 23-17, AND THE ST~ LouIS THIRD AND BOTH RUNNERS SCORED ON PINSONS THE RIGGERS AND SMILEY HINTACUTAN OF CARDINALS RIPPED THE SAN r.RANCISCO TRIPLE DEEP INTO THE LEFT rlELD CORNERo THE Hu! KEALAS, EACH DROVE IN A TOTAL 49ERS, 23-13. DERON JOHNSON'S DOUBLE SCORED PINSON OF 17 RUNS TO SHARE THE CROWN. THE BROWNS AND CARO'S REMAINED TIED WITH THE fiNAL RED RUN. THE AGELESS 42-YEAR OLD STAN FOBES FOR FIRST PLACE IN THE EAST, WITH TWO IN THE OPENER, THE REDS HELD A 1-0 OF JOMAKAJ WAS CROWNED THE HOME RUN VICTORIES AND A TIE IN THEIR FIRST LEAD FOR SEVEN INNINGS THAT WAS PROVI­ KING WITH A TOTAL OF FOUR ROUND TRIP- THREE GAMES. THE RAM VICTORY OVER THE DED BY ROBINSON'S SINGLE, A STEAL OF PERSo THE EX-SEMI PRO BALLPLAYER ALSO VIKINGS GAVE THEM TEMPORARY POSSESSION SECOND, A THROWING ERROR BY PITCHER WAS TIED FOR SECOND IN THE RBI STAND- OF FIRST PLACE IN THE WEST, PENDING TRACY STALLARD AND JOHNSON'S SACRlrlCE INGS ALONG WITH KEN CONNERS or BURNS THE OUTCOME OF MONDAY NIGHTS GREEN BAY FLY. & ROE AND THE HUI KEALAS' fRANK PUR- DETROIT LION GAME. IN THE EIGHTH THE REDS NAILED STALL­ UGGANAN. 00.00. ARD WITH HIS 20TH DEFEAT WHEN ROSE SIN­ IN THE PITCHING DEPARTMENT, THE AUSTRALIA WINS DAVIS CUP GLED, ~INSON WALKED, AND 80TH SCORED RIGGERS CARTER MORGAN TOPPED THE EMERSON, STOLlE TOO MUCH ON ROBINSON's TWO BAGGERo LEAGUE'S HURLERS WITH AN UNBLEMISHED SLUGGER JOHNNY CALLISON HIT THREE 9-0 RECORD. HIDEO MILNE OF JOMAKAJ CLEVELAND, OHIO (UPI )--Roy EMERSON HOME RUNS FOR THE PHILLIES BUT IT WAS WAS IN SECOND PLACE WITH A 12-3 REC­ TOOK THE DAVIS CUP, SYMBOL OF WORLD NOT ENOUGH TO PREVENT MILWAUKEE F~OM ORD. JERRY CALVERT OF THE COSMOPOL­ AMATEUR TENNIS SUPREMACY, BACK TO Aus­ SWEEPING THE FOUR GAME SERIES. THE ITANS HAD A STRONG 13-4 RECORD AND TRALIA TODAY AS HE DEfEATED CHUCK McKIN­ BRAVES BATTED AROUND IN BOTH THE FOURTH THE RIGGER's JACK EMRY HAD A FINE 7-2 LEY, 3-6, 6-2, 6-4, 6-4, IN THE DECID­ AND FIFTH INNINGS WHEN THEY GOT A SLATE. STATISTICS OF ALL THE FINAL ING MATCH OF THE CHALLENGE ROUND. TOTAL OF 10 RUNS. LEE MAYE PACED THE TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS WILL BE FRED STOLLE PULLED AUSTRALIA EVEN BRAVES ATTACK AGAINST riVE PHILLIE PIT­ PUBLISHED TOMORROW. THE PROTESTED YESTERDAY WITH A 7-5,6-3,3-6,9-1" CHERS WITH FIVE HITS AND THREE RBI's. GAMES HAVE BEEN INCLUDED IN ALL THE 6-4 VICTORY OVER DENNIS RALSTON. TONY CLQNINGER, WITH LATE INNING RELIEF FINAL STATISTICS, BUT PLAYOFF GAMES EMERSON'S T~IUMPH, HIS 48TH STRAIGHT HELP rRO~ CHI CHI OLIVO, WON HIS 18TH WILL NOT BE INCLUDED. SINGLES VICTORY AS HE HAS SWEPT ALL MA~ GAME WHILE JIM BUNNING, PITCHING WITH (THIS COLUMN IS CONTINUED ON PAGE 7) JOR AMAT~UR TENNIS HONORS THIS YEAR, JUST TWO DAYS REST, SUFFERED THE LOSS. GAVE AUSTRALIA A 3-2 WIN IN THE BEST or THE THIRD PLACE STo LOUIS CARDINALS JUNIORS 4, fRESHMAN 0 FIVE SERIES, REVERSING THE RESULT LAST REDUCED THEIR FIRST-PLACE-DEFICIT TO A IN A FIRST ROUND GAME THE WELL BAL­ YEAR, WHEN THE U.S. WON THE CUP AT GAME AND A HALF .Y WHIPPING THE PITTS­ ANCED JUNIOR TEAM DEFEATED A STUBBORN ADELAIDE. EMERSON WON BOTH Of AUSTRAL­ BURGH P,RATES 5-0 FOR A SWEEP OF THEIR fRESHMAN TEAM BY THE SCORE OF 4-0. IA'S POINTS LAST YEAR, DErEATING BOTH FIVE-GAME SERIESo ROGER CRAIG SCATTER­ MARK DETCHEMENDY PITCHED THE ONE HIT McKINLEY AND RALSTON, JUST AS HE DID ED SIX HITS AND STRUCK OUT fiVE IN SHUTOUT FOR THE JUNIORS, ALLOWING HERE THIS YEAR. SEVEN INNINGS AND GAINED HIS SEVENTH JUST A SIXTH INNING SINGLE TO FRESH­ AUSTRALIA'S VICTORY TODAY BROUGHT IT TRIUMPH WHEN BARNEY SCHULTZ PITCHED MAN DENNIS NOBLE. THE fRESHMAN PUT TO A TIE WITH THE U.S., 19-19 IN THE HITLESS BALL OVER THE FINAL TWO INNINGS. UP A STRONG DEFENSE IN HOLDING THE ALL TIME CHALLENGE ROUND STANDINGS, BUT DICK GROAT, TIM MCCARVER AND JULIAN TOUGH JUNIOR TEAM TO JUST FOUR RUNS. IN THEIR HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS, THE Aus­ JAVIER HAD TWO HITS EACH FOR ST. LOUIS. LEADING THE JUNIOR ATTACK AT THE PLATE SIES HAVE WON 14, THE U.S. 12. THE CHICAGO CUBS VIRTUALLY KNOCKED WERE; MIKE LAKE PHIL TREON AND BILL EMERSON, WHO HAD BEEN DEVASTATING AS THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS OUT OF PEN­ ADDY. JIM THORPE WAS THE LOSING PIT­ HE SWEPT RALSTON OFr THE COURT IN 59 NANT CONTENTION WHEN THEY TOOK BOTH CHER FOR THE FROSH. MINUTES LAST fRIDAY, WAS UNCERTAIN IN ENDS Of A DOUBLE HEADER fROM THE FOURTH ...... HIS SERVICE AND GROUND STROKES AS HE P~CE GIANTS 4-1 AND 4-2. LARRY JACK­ "SUGAR RAY" STILL PUNCHING BEGAN TO PLAY TODAY AND BARELY AVERTED SON BESTED 20 GAME WINNER JUAN MARICHAL PARIS (UPI )--FORMER WELTERWEIGHT AND A SERVICE BREAK IN THE FIRST GAME, GO­ IN THE OPENER FOR HIS 23RO WIN OF THE MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION "SUGAR RAY" ROB­ ING 0-40 ON TWO ERRORS AND A DOUBLE­ SEASON AS RON SANTO BLASTED A THREE RUN INSON WON AN IMPORTANT VICTORY IN HIS FAULT BEFORE HE SAVED IT. McKINLEY HOMER. ERNIE BANKS BLASTED THE 10TH COMEBACK CAMPAIGN LAST NIGHT BY OUT­ TOOK FULL ADVANTAGE OF THE SITUATION GRAND SLAMMER OF HIS CAREER IN THE 5TH POINTING YOLAND LEVEQUE, MIDDLEWEIGHT IN THIS SET, BUT EMERSON CAME AROUND INNING OF THE NIGHTCAP TO PROVIDE CAL CHAMPION OF FRANCE, AT THE PALAIS DES QUICKLY TO GET BACK INTO STRIDE AND KOONCE WITH HIS SECOND WIN. SPORTS. TAKE THE MATCH TO WIN BACK THE CUP. JIM WYNN SINGLED HOME RUSTY STAUB THE FOURTY-FOUR OLD ROBINSON WEIGHED ...... WITH TWO OUT IN THE 12TH INNING TO GIVE 161* POUNDS TO LEVEQUE's 161! DURING SCHOOL INTRAMURALS TIE HOUSTON COLTS A 1-0 VICTORY OVER THEIR 10 ROUND FIGHT BEFORE A SELLOUT THIS WEEK AFTER SCHOOL THE GEORQE THE Lo, ANGELES DODGERS. BOB BRUCE DID CROWD OF 6,000. SEITZ HIGH SCHOOL IS HOLDING THEIR AN­ A GOOD JOB OF SCATTERING FIVE HITS TO THE fRENCH SLUGGER, ABOUT HALF ROB­ NUAL CLASS INTRAMURAL MOUNTAIN8ALL PICK UP HIS 15TH WIN AGAINST NINE LOST INSON'S AGE, FORCED THE FIGHTING, AND TOURNAMENT. ALL FOUR CLASSES HAVE A FOR THE COLTS, WHILE RON PERRANOSKI WAS OPENED A CUT OVER RAY'S EYE IN THE TEAM ENTERED IN THE DOU8LE ELIMINATION THE LOSER IN RELIEF or DON DRYSDALE, NINTH ROUND. THE CROWD THOUGHT THAT TOURNAMENT AND WILL BE FIGHTING FOR THE WHO ALLOWED ONLY THREE HITS IN THE 10 LEVEQUE HAD WON THE BOUT SO ACCORDING- SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP. THE WINNER WILL llNNINGS THAT HE WORKED. LY, BOOS AND JEERS GREETED THE VICTOR. PLAY THE SCHOOL FACULTY TEAM. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 1964

LOST NOTICES ---cAT NAMED "SLEEPY", GREY HELP WANTED AND WHITE, 8 MONTHS OLD. GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HAS THE No COLLAR. CALL 2776 OR SHOWTIME 7:30 PM F'OllOWING JOB OPENING •• ApPlY TRAilER 572. RICHARDSON WAR IS HELl* AT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES INDUS­ TONY RUSSELL, BAYNES BARRON TRIAL RELATIONS OrrICE, IN WANTED KOREAN WAR DRAMA. MAN'S 26 It BICYCLE. THE TERMINAL BUilDING ANNEX. CALL SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 PM ClEftK-TYPIST-rUll-TIME. 2239· YOKWE YUK JAMBOREE SECRETARY - rUlL-TIME. .... PAUL CARR, FREDA HOLLOWAY REGISTERED NURSE - rUll-TIME. TEN (10) MORE WOMEN sorT­ MUSICAL. A-Y C~OOD or A KIND. SIGN PAINTER - PART-TIME. BAll PLAYERS TO ,ORM WOMEN'S REPRODUCTION MACHINE OPERATOR sorTBAll lEAGUE CAll PAT SHOWTIME 7:30 AND 12:15 AM EXPERIENCE WITH MUlTllITH, lAN lAS AT 420 OR JOHN STAVOlE OCEAN VIEW PHANTOM PLANET, NEWS & SPORTS DITTO AND MIMEOGRAPH, rUlL­ AT 331. DEAN fREDERICKS, COlEEN GRAY TIME. SCIENCE-rICTION-rANTASY. A-Y-C-GOOD or A KIND. Will TAKE CARE or PRE­ CLERK-STENO--IMMEDIATE PER­ SCHOOL CHilDREN rOR WORKING SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:30 PM MANENT POSITION WITH KENTRON MOTHER. CONTACT AT TRAILER ROXY CARDINAL HAWAII. INQUIRE AT KTS RANGE 710. TOM TRYON, ROMY SCHNEIDER OPERATION BUilDING BY CAlliNG DRAMA. A-GOOD-Y-VERY MATURE-C-NO 596 OR 2135. VOLUNTEER WORKERS NEEDED THE PROTESTANT MISSION SHOWTIME 8:00 PM , PART-TIME WAITERS rOR THE SCHOOL AT EBEYE URGENTLY ROt NAMUR THAT NIGHT* VOKWE YUK CLUB NEEDED. CALL NEEDS A VOLUNTEER WORKER WHO JOHN BEAl, AUGUSTA DABNEY THE CLUB AT 409. CAN GO TO EBEYE THREE MORN­ DRAMA. INGS A WEEK. PLEASE CALL PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS. FOR SALE 2424 rOR rURTHER INFORMATION. EACH rllM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABILITY BLACK CORAL. SEVERAL lARGE FOR CHILDREN or VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE: PIECES - CHEAP. CALL 2438 OR STEVEDORES NEEDED A••• ADULTS Y ••• YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C ••• CHllDREN 8-12. SEE AT 492-B. GLOBAL NEEDS MORE STEVE­ * No RATINGS AVAILABLE. DORES TO HELP UNLOAD CHIRST- FREEZER CARE ** GIRL SCOUT NEWS ** NEW CAMENA-VOICE 1200 REVE~ MAS SHIPS DUE IN STARTING DURING THE PAST SEVERAL WEEK! SiNIOR GIRL SCOUT PROGRAM SOMATIC TAPE RECORDER. CALL NEXT WEEK. TWO FREEZERS WERE DAMAGED BE­ THE SENIOR GIRL SCOUT PRO­ 9-228 OR 2235 AFTER 5 PM. WE CAN USE YOU ArTER RE- CAUSE MAIDS USED SHARP OBJECTS GULAR WORKING HOURS AND DAY GRAM FOR THIS YEAR WILL STAR' TO HASTEN THE DErROSTING PRO- SAT. OCT. 3 AT THE COUNTDOWN M 6 AKAI TAPE RECORDER. orr. CESS. CLUB AND WILL BE FROM 9 TO $160. CAll 751. STEVEDORE TIME IS OUTSIDE HAD A rAN BEEN PLACED IN THE OVERTIME LIMITATIONS AND I 10:30 AM. rRONT or THE DOOR OPENING, THE THE PROGRAM FOR THIS YEAR STEREO TAPE RECORDER. OTHER 3 Will NOT AFrECT YOUR DErROSTING WOULD HAVE BEEN WILL GIVE THE GIRLS EXPER- MOTOR, DOUBLE REVERSOMATIC. ACTIVITIES. FINISHEO QUICKLY WITH NO PUNC- IENCE IN THE FOLLOWING AIDE~ FUllY TRANSISTORIZED. RE- SIGN UP NOW AT IRO TERMINAlTURED COilS. MARINER-MRS. MARGE MOORE WIL P-E AMPS BUilDING. I CORD AND PLAYBACK n -~ • All PERSONNEL WHO ARE RESPON- TEACH LirE SA.VING/MISS PHYllS FRONT I ER "1000". 15% OFr • • •• SIBLE F'OR GOVERNMENT OWNED BROWN WilL TEACH SAILING. ORIGINAL PRICE. CAll 2466 ART AND RELIGION CLASSES SHOULD TAKE THE ~PPLIANCES HOSPITAL AIDE-MRS. MARIANNE T IlER 660 IF' THERE IS AN OPERATION, OR SEE AT RA • flME TO DEMONSTRATE CORRECT GJERTSON. •••• UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I ART AND APPLIANCE OPERATING AND CLEAN- THE LEADER AND ADVISOR Or NEW JR. GIRL SCOUT UNIF'ORW, RELIGION CLASSES SCHEDULED ~NG TECHNIQUES TO THE MAIDS. THE SENIOR GIRL SCOUT TROOP SIZE 14 - $6·50. CAll 2318. FOR THIS EVENING, TUESDAY OTHERWISE YOUR MAID COULD COST IS MRS. ELYSE KUHN. •••• 29, WILL BE RESCHEDULED UNTIL~OU MONEY'- UNNECESSARILY! THE GIRLS WILL ALSO HAVE A SONY 464 TAPE RECORDER. THURSDAY EVENING, I OCT. • ••• CHANCE TO WORK IN THE PROG­ BRAND NEW - $99.95. SEE AT SAME TIME, SAME PLACE. TEEN CLUB MEETING RAM AIDE AND liBRARY AIDE. B QTRS. 477- • ••• THERE WILL BE AN EXECUTIVE A SIGN UP PA.PER WIll BE AT LOST •••• ROOM FOR MORE STUDENTSilN MEETING or THE TEEN CLUB, THE HIGH SCHOOL THIS WEEK SO --slACK AND WHITE 3 MONTH-OLD RELIGION CLASS TUE. EVENING, SEPT. 29, AT ALL GIRLS INTERESTED IN THIS MALE KITTEN. QTRS. 105-A OR THIS NON-CREDIT COURSE 7 PM TO PLAN A CALENDAR OF' PROGRAM Will HAVE THE OPPOR- PHONE 646. OFFERED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF EVENTS rOR NEXT MONTH. TUNITY TO SIGN UP. HAWAI I KWAJALEIN CENTER COV- AT SCOUT JAMBOREE Boy SCOUT ERS WORLD'S LIVING RELIGIONS, TEEN CLUB.... PING PONG FOR SALE CAP WITH NAME FRANK S. INSIDE HINDUISM, BUDDHISM, SHINTO, CONTESTANTS THAT HAVE SIGNED MAMIYA CAMERA, MODEL C-3, CALL 750 ArTER 5 PM. CONrUCIANISM, TAOISM, JUDAIS~ UP rOR THE PING PONG TOURNA- WITH 8MM NORMAL LENS, PLUS •••• CHRISTIANITY, ISLAM. ME NT MUST COMPLETE THEIR rlRST I80MM TELEPHOTO lENS, 65MM WOODEN SURr SKATE TAKEN THERE ARE A FEW VACANCIES, ROUND BY THIS THURSDAY EVEN- WIDE ANGLE lENS AND PARA- rROM PAVilLION ON SUNDAY. TO ENROLL, JUST COME TO THE lNG, OCT. I MENDER _ $23 • CALL CHUCK 0 4 62 PHONE 9- 38 DAYS, 23 EVES. rlRST SESSION, WHICH HAS BEEN PLEASE GET TOGETHER WITH AT 74 2 ArTER 4:30 PM. •••• RESCHEDULED FOR THURSDAY YOUR OPPONENT AND ARRANGE A •••• WALLET AND PAPERS AT OCEAN EVENIN~, I OCT. 6:30 -8:30 PM. TIME TO PLAY EITHER TUESDAY lOST VIEW. CONTAINED $160, Ir RE- Rool li5 or THE HIGH SCHOOL. OR THURSDAY EVENING. BLACK AND YELLOW GOLF TURNED WITH MONEY A $~O RE- ••• SECOND AND THIRD ROUND UMBRELLA, lEFT AT YOKWE YUK WARD IS orrERED. Ir ONLY TIME TO REGISTER FOR MATCHES WILL BE PLAYED FRIDAY THEATER SUNDAY NIGHT. IF WALLET IS RETURNED A SMALL UNIVERSITY CREDIT COURSES AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. rOUND CALL FRANK HERRING ~£WARD. CALL 3 48 OR 2118, Now IS THE TIME TO REGISTER •• 2223 OR 9-338. JOHN ZOOK. FOR CRED I T COURSE S BE I NG OF- PARCEL DEL I VERY •••• •••• rERED BY THE KWAJALE.N CENTER PARCEL DELIVERY WINDOW AT MIXED CLASSIC lEAGUE WILL ONE SMALL CHilD'S LICENSE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I POST OFrlCE Will BE OPEN rROM NOT BOWL TONIGHT. PLATE WITH NAME DAVID ON IT. FOR THE SEMESTER STARTING MONDAY 28 SEPT. THRU THURSDAY •••• CALL 691, QTRS. 434 - A. OCT. 5· REGISTRATION TIME I OCT. F'ROM IBoo TO 2000 IN PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR •••• IS 6:30-8:30 TONIGHT THRU ADDITION TO NORMAL HOURS or MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY AT AT YOKWE YUK CLUB SUNDAY, THURSDAY NIGHT, IN ROOM 115 SERVICE DUE TO RECEIPT OF 7:30 PM AT THE CHAPEL. SEPT. 27, YASHICA PANAMATIC or THE HIGH SCHOOL. LARGE LOAD Or SECOND, THIRD, •••• S REFLEX CAMERA, TRIPOD, •••• AND FOURTH CLASS MAil LONDON (UPI)--THE CArE AT A STROBE AND BAG. FINDER PACK COMMITTE MEETING •••• lONDON RAilWAY STATION HAS A PLEASE CAll 468 OR 766 ArTER THERE WILL BE A PACK COM- BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUP NOTICE ADVERTISING "MllK- 5 PM. REWARD MITTEE MEETING ON THE 30TH WEDNESDAY IS BARGAIN BAZAAR rlAVORED MILK SHAKES." • • • • or SEPT. I N THE Mus I CROOM PICK-UP DA Y. CALL CREOLA •••• MAN'S 26" BIKE, KWAJ. CON- or THE SCHOOL AT 1900 HOURS TROJAN 2396 OR MARGE MOORE No MEMBER NEEDS SO GREAT DITION - RED MISSING FROM FOR ALL OLD AND NEW COMMIT- 2264 FOR ASSISTANCE AND FUR- A NUMBER or MUSCLES AS THE AIR-TERMINAL BIKE RACK BE- TEE MEMBERS. THER INrORMATION. TONGUE; THIS EXCEEDS ALL THE TWEEN THUR. EVENING AND FRI. THIS MEETING IS TO MAKE THE REST IN THE NUMBER or ITS MORNING. PLEASE RETURN TO NECESSARY ARRANGMENTS FOR BINGO.... MOVEMENTS. TRAilER 518 OR AIR-TERMINAL. CHARTER RENEWAL AND TO DISCUSS No BINGO WilL BE PLAYED THIS COMING YEARS CUB SCOUT TUESDAY NIGHT DUE TO EQUIPMENT HE HAS HALF THE DEED DONE, JOIN YOUR LOCAL PTA ACTIVITIES ON KWAJAlEIN. FAILURE. WHO HAS MADE A BEGINNING. PAGE 7 HClJ RG LASS TUESDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 1964 CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN FIRE A LITTLE PATCH OF GREEN ••• OBSERVER (CONTINUED fROM FI NALLY NEAR ING CONTROL DALLAS ••• THEY CAME TO PEER AND PONDER "AGE rIVE) SANTA BARBARA, CALif. (UPI)--THE MAM- AND PRAY THE TRAffiC SWEPT THROUGH IN THE DEADLINE fOR TEAM ENTRIES IN MOTH SANTA BARBARA-MoNTECITO FIRE, A AN UNENDING STREAM. IT WAS JUST LIKE A~ THE MEN·S SLOW PITCH SOfT~AlL lEAGUE MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR MAN-CAUSED DISASTO) OTHER SUNDAY AT THE LITTLE PATCH Of AND THE MEN's VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE HAS WILL BE CONTAINED BY WEDNESDAY AND CON- GREEN ON THE EDGE OF THE DALLAS SKYSCRA­ BEEN SET fOR fRIDAY, OCTOBER 2ND. TROLLED BY THURSDAY, U.S. fOREST SERVICE PERS WHERE JOHN KENNEDY MET DEATH 312 A VALLEYBALl MEETING FOR ALL COACHe OffiCIALS PREDICTED TODAY. DAYS AGO. AND PLAYERS THAT AlE ASSIGNED TO A HUGE lOSSES fROM THE SIX-DAY fiRE IN- DESPITE THE RAIN AND A RAW NORTH WIND, TEAM MUST ATTEND THIS MEfTING ON TUES· ClUDED $3·5 MILLION IN PROPERTY, WITH THEY CAME. THEY CAME SINGLY AND IN SMALL DAY, OCTOBER 6TH, IN THE SPECIAL 78 HOMES COMPLETELY DESTROYED, AND OVER GROUPS, JUST A fEW DOZEN. SERVICES OfrlCE AT 5PM. 78,000 ACRES Of WATERSHED LAND, CONSER- THEY CAME TO SNAP PHOTOGRAPHS, TO THE MEN'S SLOW PITCH SOfTBALL LEAG~ VATIVELY VALUED AT $10 MILLION. PEER AT THE BUILDING FROM WHICH THE WilL HOLD IT'S MEETING ON WEDNESDAY, THE ULTIMATE lOSS WON'T BE KNOWN UNTIL THREE SHOTS WERE fIRED--AND AT THE SPOT OCTOBER 7TH IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES NEXT SPRING. HEAVY RAIN IN THE AUTUMN WHERE TWO Of THEM fOUND THEIR MARK. OffiCE AT 5PM. OR EARLY WINTER COULD BRING HEAVY fLOOD- THE WARREN COMMISSION REPORT WAS IS­ THE DEADLINE fOR THE WOMEN'S SLOW ING TO THE fOOTHILL SUBURBS Of THIS CITY SUED A fEW DAYS AGO, BUT THE VISITORS TO PITCH sorTBALL TEAM ENTRIES HAS BEEN AND CAUSE FURTHER MAJOR PROPERTY DAMAGE. THE SPOT WHERE PRESIDENT KENNEDY WAS AS- EXTENDED fOR AT LEAST ANOTHER WEEK AN ESTIMATED 2,800 FIREMEN CONTINUED SASSINATED WERE ABOUT THE SAME IN NUMBER DUE TO THE INADEQUATE AMOUNT OF PLAY­ THEIR BATTLE TODAY, WITH THE AID Of AID AS ON OTHER WEEKENDS. ERS WE HAVE TO FORM ANOTHER TEAM. TANKER SUPPORT, TO CONTAIN THE REMAINING CARS DROVE SLOWLY PAST, THE OCCUPANTS MEANWHILE THE LITTLE LEAGUE HAS ALS( HOT SPOT ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER NEAR CRANING THEIR NECKS TO LOOK UP AT THE BEEN DELAYED fOR AWHILE ON ACCOUNT Of HILDRETH PEAK. SIXTH FLOOR WINDOW Of THE ORANGE-COLORED THE LITTLE LEAGUE fIELD CONDITIONS BARRING MAJOR CHANGES IN HIGHLY FAVOR-BRICK TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY PRACTICE WILL RESUME BY NEXT WEEK. ABLE WEATHER CONDITIONS, CREWS EXPECTED ACROSS THE STREET THERE WERE SOME fOR fURTHER lNrORMATJON CONCERNING TO DRAW liNES AROUND THE ENTIRE fiRE BY TOURISTS AND SOME NATIVES. THE TOURISTS THE MEN's sorTBALL AND VOLLEYBALL WEDNESDAY. CAMERAS SLUNG AROUND THEIR NECKS AND lEAGUE, CONTACT PAT LAN lAS AT 420 OR ONE MAN DIED fiGHTING THE FIRE, AND JOHN STAVOLE AT 331. 46 WERE BURNED OR INJURED, NINE Of WHOM MAPS JUTTING fROM THEIR HIP POCKETS, PEERED AND PONDERED. THE NATIVES, DRES- NEED 10 FEMALE PLAYERS WERE STill HOSPITALIZED TODAY. SED IN STYLISH fALL SUITS, STRAIGHT fROM THE WOMEN'S SLOW PITCH SOfTBALL CAUSE Of THE TWO fiRES REMAINED UNDER CHURCH, PONDERED AND PRAYED lEAGUE IS IN NEED Of AT lEAST TEN INVESTIGATION, AND AUTHORITIES INDICATED A NUN STOOD LOOKING SOLEMNLY AT AN MORE PLAYERS SO TWO MORE TEAMS CAN BE ARSON WAS SUSPECTED IN THE SAN MARCOS UNMARKED SPOT IN ELM STREET Two WOMEN fORMED. EXPERIENCE IS NOT NECESSARY. fiRE. No fiNAL REPORTS HAVE BEEN MADE. STOOD WITH BOWED HEADS AN OLD MAN WE HAVE TWO TEAMS rROM THE GEORGE SEITZ GRADE AND HIGH SCHOOL AND SEVEN­ (CONTINUED fROM BRUSHED AWAY A TEAR. TEEN PLAYERS. I r WE HAD TEN PLAYERS REPORT PAGE ONE) A PLUMP MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN IN A POLKA- --REVISION AND MODERNIZATION Of SE- DOT DRESS ASKED, "WHICH WINDOW WAS IT?" TO ADD TO THE SEVENTEEN PLAYERS, WE COULD BREAK IT DOWN TO TWO MORE TEAMS CRET SERVICE PROCEDURES, WITH MORE PER- HAlf A DOZEN BYSTANDERS POINTED OUT THE AND HAVE fOUR TEAMS RUNNING IN THE SONNEL AND fACILITIES. NORTHEAST CORNER WINDOW ON THE SIXTH lEAGUE. NAMES CAN BE GIVEN TO PAT --OVERHAUL Of METHODS fOR ADVANCE flOOR. LANIAS AT THE ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER BY DETECTION Of POTENTIAL THREATS AGAINST MOST VISTORS READ THE fADED CARDS PHONING 420. INfOftMAT10N CAN ALSO BE A PRESIDENT. BETTER PROTECTION Of PRE~ THAT ARE ATTACHED TO THE DULLY COLORED IDENTIAL MOTORCADES. PLASTIC fLOWERS. A fRESH WREATH Of PINK OBTAINED FROM JOHN STAVOLE AT 331. --MAKE ASSASSINATION Of A PRESIDENT GLADIOLAS LENT A SHARP COLOR TO THE (CONTINUED FROM Of VICE PRESIDENT A fEDERAL CRIME. RAINY, SOMBER DAY. JOHNSON PAGE ONE) --STATE DEPARTMENT SHOULD WATCH MORE YESTERDAY WAS MUCH THE SAME AT THE "OR THE PEOPLE CAN CHOOSE TO CHANGE CLOSELY AMERICAN DEfECTORS WHO RETURN SITE AS ANY OTHER DAY THE PAST SUMMER. TO GOVERNMENT THAT IS RECKLESS A- FROM COMMUNIST COUNTRIES. POLICE WOULD NOT ESTIMATE HOW MANY THOU- SANDS HAVE COME SINGLY AND IN GROUPS UP 6ROAQ AND HEARTLESS AT HOME," HE SAIQ "I KNOW IN MY HEART THE AMERICAN MASTER Spy UNMASKED TO 100 TO SEE THE SPOT WHERE H I STORY PEOPLE ARE NOT GOING TO fOLLOW THE NEW YORK (UPI)--THE ATTORNEY FOR A ~AS MADE WITH THREE RIFLE SHOTS, BUT FRINGES THIS YEAR." HUSBAND AND WifE ON TRIAL fOR THEIR LIVE THE NUMBER HAS BEEN CONSIDERABLE, MEA­ IN A TALK PREPARED fOR A RALLY AT AS ACCUSED RUSSIAN SPIE~ TODAY UNMASKED SURED BY THE MANY THOUSANDS. THE PORTLAND, MAINE, CITY HALL TO­ THE MASTER Moscow EPIONAGE AGENT THE SOMETIME IN THE fUTURE, THERE WILL BE NIGHT, JOHNSON SAID REPBULICANS, MANY GOVERNMENT PLANS TO USE AS ITS KEY WIT- A MEMORIAL PLAZA TO THE SLAIN PRESIDENT MONEY WAS COllECTED IN DALLAS TO BUILD FROM NEW ENGLAND HAVE JOINED WITH NESS. DEMOCRATS TO BUILD A MODERN AND PROS­ LAWYER EDWARD BRODSKY SAID THE "HIGH IT. A BLOCK Of CITY-COUNTY LAND WilL BE LEVELED AND PLAZA BUilT ON DESIGNS STilL PEROUS NATION. RANKING OffiCIAL" THE SOVIET MILITARY THE PRESIDENT TOOK THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE WOR_K_E~D~O~U~T~. ______INTElliGENCE NETWORK,THE GOVERNMENT HAS IN TEXTILE-CONSCIOUS NEW ENGLAND TO (CONTINUED FROM BEEN KEEPING UNDER WRAPS fOR NEARLY A ISSUE STATEMENTS DECLARING THAT HIS BOOSTERS PAGE ONE) YEAR IS CARLO TUOMI, A NATIVE OF tlN- ADMINISTRATION WILL CONTINUE "VIGOR­ lAND WHO APPARENTLY BECAME A DOUBLE A- ALTHOUGH NO MINIMUM DONATION AMOUNT OUS EffORTS" TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS GENT AND SPIED FOR THE UNITED STATES AS ~AS BEEN SET, THE SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP CREATED BY RISING WOOL IMPORTS. WEll AS RUSSIA. ~ERTlfICATE WILL BE MAILED ONLY TO THOSE "I CONSIDER IT ESSENTIAL THAT THE BRODSKY DISCLOSE~ TUOMI'S NAME IN THE~IVING AT LEAST $12. WOOL TEXTILE INDUSTRY BE RESTORED TO CORRIDOR OUTSIDE THE tEDERAL COURT WHERE THESE SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIPS ARE ONE GOOD HEALTH," JOHNSON SAID. HE ALSO THE Spy TRIAL Of ALEXANDRE SOKOLOV, 40, PF THE PRIMARY SOURCES Of fiNANCIAL SUP­ PRAISED TWO DEMOCRATIC SENATORS UP AND HIS WifE, JOY ANN, 34, OPENED TODAY PORT REQUIRED TO SUPPLEMENT THE ALOHA fOR RE-ELECTION THIS YEAR--SEN. JOHN JURY SELECTION DID NOT GET UNDER WAY'~OUNCIL'S SHARE OF THE COMMUNITY CHEST. O. PASTORE Of RHODE ISLAND AND EDWARD THE DAY WAS TAKEN UP WITH DEFENSE MOTION COUNCil EXECUTIVES INDICATE THAT COM­ MUSKIE Of MAINE--fOR THEIR EfrORTS TO MOST Of THEM ASKING fOR DISMISSAL OF THEMUNITY CHEST PROVIDES 55% Of THE ANNUAL HELP THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY Of NEW INDICTMENTS AGAINST THE SOKOlOVS fOR ONESCOUTING BUDGET, SO THE REMAINING 45% ENGLAND. REASON OR ANOTHER (CONTINUED fROM ~UST BE PROVIDED BY PUBLIC CONTRIBUTIONS SA ITH PAGE FOUR) I f THE PROFESS 10NAl SCOUT PROGRAM IS TO TROOPS TO STAY ON CYPRUS FROM THE TEXAS STATE BOOK DEPOSITORY BE ~ROPERLY MAINTAINED. LONDON (UPI)--BRITAIN IS PREP RED BUILDING. THE SCREAM OF SIRENS .THE SCOUT OFfiCIALS SAY THEY ARE MOST ANX- TO KEEP ITS CONTINGENT Of ABOUT 1,700 SKIDDING STOP IN THE HOSPITAL DRIVEWAY 10US TO PROVIDE KWAJALEIN, AND THE MAR- MEN IN THE U N. CYPRUS PEACE fORCE • BROWN BUBBLES COMING FROM THE CHEST SHALlESE TROOPS WE HAVE STARTED, WITH fOR ANOTHER THREE MONTHS, GOVERNMENT WOUND Of GOVERNOR JOHN CONNALLY Of TEX- HE BEST POSSIBLE SUPPORT fROM THE COUN­ SOURCES SAID TODAY. AS WHO WAS ALSO SHOT BUT SURVIVED ••• THE~ll ORGANIZATION. THEY HOPE THAT THE GEN­ U.N. SECRETARY GENERAL THANT HAS DARK STAIN SPREADING DOWN THE SUIT Of ~ROSITY OF KWAJAlEIN'S fRIENDS Of SCOUT- ASKED BRITAIN WHETHER IT IS PREPARED THE fACE-DOWN KENNEDY. ING WILL HELP MAKE THIS POSSIBLE. TO MAINTAIN ITS PRESENT CONTINGENT IN FOR WEEKS I SELDOM SLEPT fOR MORE THE PEACE fORCE fOLLOWING THE U.N. THAN AN HOUR AT A TIME. THERE WAS NO WARWICK, R.I. (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON SECURITY COUNCIL'S DECISION TO EXTEND EFfECTIVE OPIATE. AT THE WHITE HOUSE I SHOOK WITH LAUGHTER TODAY AS HE AND LT. ITS MANDATE fOR THREE MONTHS. DISCOVERED SECRET SERVICE AGENTS WHO 30v EDWARD P. GALLOGLY, THE DEMOCRATIC THE SOURCES SAID BRITAIN IS WILLING HAD BEEN SUFfERING THE SAME SYMPTOMS. CANDIDATE fOR GOVERNOR, POSED fOR CAMER- TO DO SO AND AN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEM~NT THIS AWfUL NIGHTMARISH PERIOD PASSED ~S. SHUTTERS WERE SNAPPING ALL AROUND IS EXPECTEl SKORTLY. EVENTUALLY, BUT IT COMES BACK AGAIN HE TWO MEN AT THE STATE AIRPORT WHEN BRITAIN ALSO HAS AGREED TO CONTRI­ OCCASIONALLY AND NOW THE WARREN REPORT ;AlLOGlY lEANED TO THE PRESIDENT AND BUTE $1 MILLION TO THE fORCE • DEAR GOD, MAY I NEVER DREAM AGAIN. AT . ~AID,~ "I' 0 LIKE YOU TO MEET MY SONS Sf JOHNSON SHOOK EIGHT HANDS, ALL BElONG- LEAST, NOT THAT DREAM. LOVE, BUT AN EPISODE IN THE LifE OF pNG TO GALLOGLY'S SONS A MAN, IS ALL OF WOMAN'S LifE. BYRON. PAGE 8 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 1964 SUPPORT THE SCOUT FUND DRIVE SENTOR KENNEDY ON REPORT EUROPEAN PRESS REACT ION BOSTON (Up I) --SEN EDWARD M. KENNED~ TO WARREN REPORT MIXED PHILIPPINOS PROPOSE LAST NIGHT PRAISED THE WARREN COMMIS- LONDON (UPI)--DoUBTS AND QUESTIONS N~W PROGRESS PLANS SION FOR ITS INVESTIGATION INTO THE PERSISTED IN EUROPE TODAY ABOUT THE NEW YORK (UPI)--Two FILIPINO LEADERS ASSASSINATION OF HIS BROTHER, THE LATE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEOY, TODAY PROPOSED NEW CONCEPTS DESIGNED TO PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY BUT MOST PEOPLE SEEMED CONVINCED BY BUTTRESS DEMOCRACY AND AT THE SAME TIME A SPOKESMAN FOR KENNEDY, WHO IS CON- THE WARREN COMMISSIO~ REPORT. HASTEN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF ASIAN FINED TO NEW ENGLAND BAPTIST HOSPITAL THE Nov. 22 MURDER IN DALLAS, WHICH COUTRIES. HERE WHERE HE IS RECOVERING FROM A SHOOK THE CONTINENT AS FEW EVENTS OF FINANCE SECRETARY RUFINO G. HECHANOVA BROKEN BACK SUFFERED IN A JUNE 19 PLANE THIS CENTURY, WAS BROUGHT BACK TO Eu­ TOLD THE 16TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FAR CRASH, SAID THE JUNIOR SENATOR HAD BEEN ROPEANS TODAY IN HUGE HEADLINES, RE- EAST-AMERICAN COUNCIL OF COMMERCE AND GIVEN A COpy OF THE REPORT PEATED RADIO BROADCASTS, AND FAMILIAR INDUSTRY THAT AN I ALLANCE FOR FREEDOM" NORTH VIET NAM DENIES PICTURES. IN ASIA WOULD BE A. IDEAL TOOL TO "PRO­ GIVING AID TO LAOS IN LONDON, THE SUN SAID IN A REPRE- MOTE FREE, PRIVATE ENTERPRISE IN OUR TOKYO (UPI)--NoRTH VIET NAM HAS SENTATIVE EDITORIAL, "REASONABLE PEOPLE PART OF THE WORLD " DENIED LOATIAN GOVERNMENT CHARGES THAT MUST SURELY ACCEPT THE (COMMISSION'S) SPEAKER OF THE PHILIPPINE HOUSE OF IT HAS BEEN GIVING MILITARY AID TO THE FINDINGS" REPRESENTATIVES, CORNELIO T. VILLAREAL, PRO-COMMUNIST PATHET LAO FORCES IN LAOS ~ "RUMORS WILL NOT BE ST I LL ED BY REA SON FOLLOWING HECHANOVA TO THE ROSTRUM THIS RADIO HANOI SAID MONDAY ALONt. GREAT TRAGEDIES ALWAYS WEAVE MORNING, CALLED FOR A PERIOD OF PEACE ACCORDING TO RADIO HANOI, THE NORTH THEIR OWN DARK MYTHOLOGY BUT WE NOW TO EVOLVE "CONSTITUTIONAL FORMS RES­ VIETNAMESE FOREIGN MINISTRY REJECTED HAVE ALL THE FACTS WE ARE LIKELY TO PONSIVE TO THE NEEDS OF OUR PEOPLES-­ FRESH CHARGES MADE BY THE LAOTIAN GET. A LONE AND SICK FANATIC CAN STILL TO WIN POPULAR SUPPORT AND--INSURE THE GOVERNMENT LAST WEDNESDAY THE LAOTIAN CAUSE THE WORLD TO TREMBLE," THE NEW SUCCESS OF OUR GOVERNMENTS." NOTE HAD CALLED FOR THE WITHDRAWAL OF BRITISH NEWSPAPER SAID DEVELOPING HIS THEME OF AN "ALLIANCE ALL NORTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS FROM LAO- COMMUNISTS ACROSS EUROPE ATTACKED FOR FREEDOM", HECHANOVA SAID IT WOULD TIAN TERRITORY THE COMMISSION'S FINDINGS. "NOT BE DOMINATED BY ANYONE, AND PER­ THE NORTH VIETNAMESE REPLY CLAIMED "WHITEWASH FROM WARREN -- KENNEDY VADED BY A VIGOROUS, CREATIVE SPRIT OF THAT THE LAOTIAN GOVERNMENT HAD ARREST­ K ILLI NG REPORT DODGES WORLD QUER I ES," FINANCIAL ENTERPRISE." ED PEACEFUL VIETNAMESE RESIDENTS IN SAID THE LONDON DAILY WORKER'S BANNER HE SAID ONE OF THE DIFFICULTIES IS LAOS AND LABELED THEM COMMUNIST INFIL- HEADLINE THAT IN THE ASIAN MIND THE WORLD'S TRATORS RADIO Moscow SAID "NOT EVERYTHING LEADING INDUSTRIAL POWERS ARE "STILL IT SAID, "THE GOVERNMENT OF THE SECRET HAS BECOME KNOWN ••• THE REPORT VERY MUCH ON PROBATION" FOR THEIR ROLE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF (NORTH) VIET HAS BEEN PUBLISHED, BUT DOUBTS REMAIN AS PAST COLONIALIST NATIONS. SIMILARLY, " NAM CATEGORICALLY REJECTS THE GROUND­ THE ITALIAN COMMUNIST NEWSPAPER UNITJ HE SAID, BECAUSE PRIVATE COMPANIES ARE LESS SLANDERS BY THE U S AND THE PRO­ SAID "THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION PRIMARILY MOTIVATED BY PROFIT, THEY ARE U S PARTY IN LAOS AND THE FALSE PROOFS SYSTEMATICALLY AND DELIBERATELY AVOID­ SUSPECT IN THE EYES OF ASIANS. PRODUCED BY THEM WITH A VIEE TO SLAN­ ED CONFRONTING THE THOUSANDS OF MYS­ THE ALLIANCE, HE ADDED, IF BASED ON DERING THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF VIET TERIOUS AND DISTURBING ASPECTS OF THE THE LINES HE PROPOSED, COULD REMOVE NAM, AND CONSIDERS THE SO-CALLED PROOS DALLAS MYSTERY," AND THE LEFTWING THESE REMAINING SUSPICIONS. AS COMPLETELY NULL AND VOID." ROME NEWSPAPER PAFSE SERA FOUND IN THE VILLAREAL SAID "EVEN A DEMOCRACY CAN­ MANSFIELD PRAISES REPORT "A SERIES OF OMISSIONS, CON­ NOT BE DELIVERED AS A FINISHED PACKAGE WARREN REPORT TRASTS, SUPPRESSION OF EVIDENCE AND TO A PEOPLE WITH THE EXPECTATION THAT WASHINGTON (UPI)--SENATE DEMOCRATIC ARBIRITRARY INTERPRETATIONS OF FACTS." ONCE UNWRAPPED AND ESTABLISHED IT LEADER MIKE MANSFIELD, MONTANA, SAYS IN FRANCE, NON-COMMUNIST NEWSPAPERS SHOULD BEGIN TO CHURN OUT ALL SORTS OF THE WARREN DOMMISSION REPORT ON THE ALSO HAD PRONOUNCED RESERVATIONS ABOUT BEAUTIFUL THINGS" ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. THE COMMISSION'S FINDINGS. THE MIDDLE­ WHAT IS NECESSARY, HE SAID, ARE CER­ KENNEY "REPRESENTS THE MOST EXHAUSTIVE OF-THE-ROAD NE\SPAPER COMBAT SAID, TAIN PRIOR CONDITIONS AND THESE INCLUDE INVESTIGATION IN HISTORY IN A CASE OF "IN THIS VOLUMINOUS REPORT, THE FEW THE PARTICIPATION OF A SUFFICIENTLY THIS KINO." WORDS WERE MISSING WHICH COULD HAVE EDUCATED PEOPLE, A SENSE OF NATIONHOOD MANSFIELD SAID YESTERDAY HE ACCEPTED REMOVED OUR DOUBTS. THEY WILL DOUBT­ AN[ ENLIGHTENED LEADERS. "THE FINDINGS OF THE COMMISSION BECAUSE LESSLY EXIST FOREVER." THE CONSERVA­ OF THE HIGH OBJECTIVITY OF ITS MEMBERS TIVE FIGARO SAID, "THE ABUNDANT DOC­ KENNEDY HAD PREMONITION AND THFIR INTEGRITY," AND BECAUSE IT UMENTATION OF THE COMMISSION CARRIES WASHINGTON (UPI)--A FEW HOURS BEFORE WAS A THOROUGH STUDY "BY MEMBERS OF NO DECISIVE REFUTATION OF THE SERIOUS HIS ASSASSINATION PRESIDENT KENNEDY BOTH PARTIES WHO ENDEAVORED TO 00 THEIR CRITICISMS MADE, UP TILL THE PRESENT, SAID IT WOULD NOT BE DIFFICULT FOR ANY­ JOB WITHOUT POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS." OF THE OFFICIAL THEORY." BODY TO KILL HIM WITH A TELESCOPIC HE SAID HE HOPED THE COMMISSION'S THROUGHOUT EUROPE NEWSPAPERS GAVE RIFLE ON A HIGH BUILDING. RECOMMENDATIONS WILL BE PUT INTO EFFECT PROMINENCE TO THE COMMISSION'S CRITI- THE WARREN COMMISSION REPORT ON AND THAT IF CONGRESSIONAL ACTION IS CISMS OF PRESIDENTIAL SECURITY AR- KENNEDY'S ASSASSINATION SAID THE PRESI­ NECESSARY, "I THINK CONGRESS SHOULD RANGEMENTS DENT MADE THE REMARK TO HIS WIFE AND STAY AND DO IT " "KENNEDY'S SECRET SERVICE FLAYED, ONE OF HIS TOP AIDES, KENNETH O'DONNELL THE S NATE LEADER VOICED DOUBTS, NINE BODYGUARDS OUT DRINKING THE NIGHT AFTER AN OPEN-AIR MEETING IN FORT WORTH, HOWEVER, THAT THE REPORT WOULD QUIET BEFORE" THE LONDON DAILY SKETCH HEAD- ON THE MORNING OF HIS DEATH RUMORS AND CRITICSM IN SOME QUARTERS LINED. PREPARING TO LEAVE FOR DALLAS, ABROAD, NOTABLY EUROPE NEW COMPUTEkS KENNEDY DISCUSSED WITH HIS WIFE, JAC­ "THERE ARE ALWAYS ELEMENTS LOOKING LONDON (UPI)--BRITAIN'S BIGGEST COM- QUELINE, AND O'DONNELL THE RISKS OF FOR HIDDEN MOTIVES AND OTHERS WHO WILL PUTER CONCERN TODAY ANNOUNCED ITS NEW PRESIDENTIAL PUBLIC APPEARANCES. SEEK TO CAPITALIZE ON THIS TRAGEDY AND "COMPATIBLE" RANGE OF COMPUTERS WITH O'DONNELL, IN TESTIMONY BEFORE THE SPREAD ALL KINOS OF RUMORS AND HALF- WHICH IT HOPES TO STAGE A NEW ATTACK COMMISSION, QUOTED KENNEDY AS SAYING. TRUTHS TO OBSCURE THE FACTS," MANSFIELD ON THE WORLD'S MARKETS "IF ANYONE REALLY WANTED TO SHOOT THE SAID. A SPOKESMAN FOR INTERNATIONAL COMPU- PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, IT WAS CANADIANS TO S"MY IN CYPRUS TEFtS AND TABULATORS LTD. (ITC), BOARD ~OT A VERY DIFFICULT JOB--ALL ONE HAD OTTAWA (UPI)--ExTERNAL AFFAIRS MINIS- MEMBER BASIL DE FERRANTI, SAID "WE HAVE TO 00 WAS TO GET (~N) A HIGH BUILDING TER PAUL MARTIN ANNOUNCED TODAY CANADA DONE A FORMIDDABLE JOB WITH THIS EQUI~ SOMEDAY WITH A TELESCOPIC RIFLE, AND WOULD MAINTAIN HER 1,200-MAN CONTINGENT MENT WE ARE GOING TO BEAT EVERYBODY" THERE WAS NOTHING ANYBODY COULD 00 TO ON CYPRUS IN LINE WITH THE THREE-MONTH THE RANGE -- THE "1900"-- CAN 00 DEFEND AGAINST SUCH AN ATTEMPT" EXTENSION GRANTED THE UNITED NATIONS MANY JOBS SIMULTANEOUSLY AND THE CUS- A FEW MINUTES LATER KENNEDY LEFT FOR PEACE KEEPING OPERATION TOMERS CAN BUILD UP THE INSTALLATION DALLAS HE TOLD THE COMMONS THAT ROTATION OF AND CHANGE IT TO MEET CHANGING NEEDS SLOW-DOWN PREDICTED THE CANADIAN TROOPS, ON THE ISLAND OF OPERATIONS THE RANGE STEMS FROM NEW YORK (UPI)--A SLOW-DOWN IN THE SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE CYPRUS OPER- THE LINK-UP THREE YEARS AGO OF DESIGN ECONOMY NEXT YEAR WAS PREDICTED BY FED­ ATION SIX MONTHS AGO, WAS ALREADY UN- LEADERS IN THE INDUSTRY, LIKE ELECTRI- ERAL RESERVE CHAIRMAN WILLIAM MARTIN DERWAY. CAL AND MUSICAL INDUSTRIES, GENERAL IN AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW CARRIED IN A THE BULK OF THE CANADIAN TROOPS, THE ELECTRIC CO., AND FERRANTIS. NATIONAL MAGAZINE. MARTIN SAID, "THE ROYAL 22ND REGIMENT, WILL BE REPLACED THE BASIC UNIT COSTS ABOUT 40,000 ODDS ARE NEXT YEAR THERE WILL BE A SL~ BY MEN FROM THE CANADIAN GUARDS, WHILE POUNDS, BUT SOPHISTICATED COMBINATIONS DOWN IN THE ECONOMY MEMBERS OF THE LORD STRATHCONA HORSE RANGE TO 750,000 POUNDS OR MORE. IN MARTIN SAID HE WAS "SLIGHTLY SKEPTIC­ REGIMENT WILL REPLACE THE ROYAL CANA- ALL, SEVEN CENTRAL ITC PROCESSORS WILL AL" ABOUT THE NOTION THAT THE RECENT DIAN DRAGOONS. THE FIRST FLIGHT IN THE BE AVAILABLE. AUTO WAGE PACTS ARE NOT INFLATIONARY, TROOP ROTATION LEFT CANADA THIS MORNING THERE ARE SAID ALREADY TO BE 33 OR- PARTiCULARLY IF THEY SPREAD TO OTHER MARTIN TOLD THE COMMONS THAT ALL CAN- DERS FOR THE EQUIPMENT, AND DELIVERY NEGOTIATIONS HE SAID, HOWEVER, THAT ADIANS COULD BE PROUD OF THE EXEMPLARY IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN WITHIN A YEAR. THE HOLDING OF THE PRICE LINE BY THE WAY IN WHICH THEY CARRIED OUT THEIR DU- SHELOVESMESHELOVESMENOTSHELOVESMESHELO INDUSTRY WAS A "VERY GOOD OMEN." TIES IN THE CYPRUS OPERATION.