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VOL. 3 No. 1072 KWAJALEIN,MARSHALL iSLANDS TUESDAY 20 MARCH 1962 OUTLAWED OAS CALLS STRIKE IN PARIS NEWS BRIEFS BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL GIVES COUNTER CEASE-FIRE ORDERS WASHINGTON--THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ALGIERS, MARCH 19 (UPI)-THE SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION TODAY CALLED FOR A HAS FILED SUIT AGAINST THE u.S. COM­ GENERAL STRIKE AND PUT EUROPEANS UNDER ORDERS TO BEGIN "HARASSiNG!! OPERATIONS MUNIST PARTY TO PROTECT A GOVERNMENT TO COUNTER THE ALGERIAN CEASE FIRE AGREEMENT. TAX CLAIM FOR 3-THOUSANO-544 DOLLARS. AN ALL OUT TERRORIST DRIVE WAS EXPECTED AT NOON (ilOO GMT) WHEN THE CEASE ATTORNEY GENERAL ROBERT KENNEDY SAID FIRE GOES !NTO EFFECT. THE SUIT---FllED IN u.s. DiSTRICT SHORTLY AFTER THE CEASE FiRE ANNOUNCEMENT LAST NIGHT EX-GEN. RAOUL SALAN, COURT IN NEW YORK CITY---WAS A PRE­ fORMER COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE FRENCH ARMY iN ALGERIA AND NOW HEAD OF THE CAUTIONARY STEP TAKEN AT THE REQUEST SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION ORDERED EUROPEANS TO BEGIN HARASSING OPERATIONS IM­ OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE ME.DIATELY. No TiME WAS SET FOR THE STRIKE. BUENOS AIRES--YESTERDAY'S ELECTIO~S ANTi-GOVERNMENT DEMONSTRATIONS WERE HELD ACROSS THE COUNTRY lAST NIGHT HAVE RESULTED IN THE COLLAPSE OF THE FOLLOWING THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE CEASEFIRE. GOVERNMENT IN BUENOS AIRES. BACKERS TERRORISM, MOSTLY BY OAS, CLAIMED !5 LIVES YESTERDAY AND WOUNDED 16 OTHERS OF OUSTED DICTATOR JUAN PERON SWEPT BR!NGING THE 1962 CASUALTY TOLL TO 1,759 DEAD AND 3,467 WOUNDED. THE ELECTIONS WITH THE HELP OF THE THE "HARASSING" !S EXPECTED TO IN- COMMUN ISTS. I N TURN, THE ARMY DE­ CLUDE EXECUTIONS OF MOSLE~~ AND PRO­ MANDED THAT THE GOVERNMENT TAKE STEPS GOVERNMENT EUROPEANS) THE RIGHTISTS' HOPE FOR PASSENGERS DIM TO PREVENT THE PERONISTS FROM TAKING AR~Y Will ALSO TRY TO PROVOKE MoSLEMS BUT SEARCH FOR PLANE CONTINUES OFFICE IN THE 10 PROVINCES WHERE THEY INTO RISING AGAINST THE FRENCH ARMY CLARK AiR FORCE BASE, PHILIPPINES, WON CONTROL. THE INTERIOR MINISTER AND THE EUROPEANS. MARCH 19 (UPI)-THE NAVY AND AIR OPPOSED THE MOVE---AND RESIGNED IN MORE THAN 40,000 ARMOR-BACKED FRENCH FORCE PRESSED ON TODAY WITH THE SEARCH THE FACE Or ARMY INSISTENCE. THE TROOPS WERE ON THE ALERT TODAY IN FOR A MISSING AMERICAN AIRLINER AL- REST OF THE CABINET FOLLOWED SUIT. ALGiERS. AN ESTIMATED 15,000 WERE THOUGH THERE WAS LITTLE HOPE THAT ANY iT'S BELIEVED THAT PRESIDENT FRONDIZI READY IN ORAN, THE COUNTRY'S SECOND OF THE 107 PERSONS ON BOARD WOULD BE MAY CALL CONGRESS INTO SESSION TO LARGEST CITY, AND THOUSANDS OF OTHERS FOUND. CONSIDER A TAKEOVER OF THE PROVINCIAL IN BONE, CONSTANTINE AND MOSTAGANEM. MAJ. GEN. THEODORE R. MILTON, COM­ GOVERNMENT. THE NIGHT PASSED QUIETLY IN ALGIERS MANDER OF THE 13TH AIR FORCE, SAID SAVE FOR SEVERAL liGHT EXPLOSIONS JUST HE SAW ViRTUAllY NO POSSIBILITY THAT GENEVA--SECRETARY OF STATE RUSK HAS BEFORE DAWN AND SOME MACHINE-GUN FIRE. ANY SURVIVORS WOULD BE LOCATED AFTER A SURPRISE 30-MINUTE MEETING AT GENEVA HOWEVER, SHORTLY AFTER THE CITY'S FOUR DAYS OF SEARCHING BY PLANES AND TODAY WITH SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER LIGHTS W[RE CUT, A POLICE SOURCE SAID SHIPS. GROMYKO. WHAT WAS DISCUSSED WAS NOT

THE POWER CUT WAS PROBABLY THE BEGIN­ Itl WOULD NOT BE SURPRISED IF THE IMMEDIATELY REVEALED. HOWEVER, UoS o NING OF THE GENERAL STRIKE. SEARCH IS CALLED OFF TOMORROW." HE OFFICIALS ASSUME THAT GROMYKO HAS RE­ iN ONE OF ITS MOST SPECTACULAR op­ SAID. CEIVED NEW INSTRUCTIONS FROM Moscow, ERATIONS TO DATE, THE OAS YESTERDAY TWENTY-SIX FLIGHTS TOOK OFF FROM SINCE IT WAS HE WHO REQUESTED THE RAIDED ORAN MILITARY DEPOT AND AN GUAM, AND OTHERS TOOK OFF FROM THE MEETING. OFFICIALS BELIEVE GROMYKO OAS COMMANDO UNIT ESCAPED WITH 83- PHILIPPINES TO CONTINUE CRISS-CROSS­ HAS BEEN STALLING OFF ANOTHER FACE-TO­ 50 CALIBRE MACHINEGUNS, 209 BAZOOKAS, ING A 50,000-SQUARE-MILE AREA OF THE FACE MEETING WITH RUSK UNTIL HE HAD 3,000 RIFLES AND SEVERAL TOMMY-GUNS. PAC I F I C. NEW WORD FROM THE KREMLIN. THE EXISTENCE OF THE OAS RESISTANCE THE MISSING FOUR-ENGINED CONSTELLA­ COUNCIL, OR THE "NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TION, WHOSE PASSENGERS INCLUDED 93 JAJPUR, INDIA--MRs. JACQUELINE KEN­ FRENCH RESISTANCE IN ALGERIA," (CNREA) u.s. RANGERS EN ROUTE TO SOUTH VIET NEDY HAS ACCEPTED AN INVITATION TO WAS ALSO ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY. NAM TO HELP IN THE FIGHT AGAINST LUNCH WITH BRITAIN's QUEEN ELIZABETH IN A COMMUNIQUE THE COUNCIL SWORE COMMUNIST VIET CONG GUERRILLAS, VAN­ ON MARCH 28. THE AMERICAN FIRST LADY TO FIGHT THE MOSLEM NATIONAL LIBER­ ISHED LAST THURSDAY EN ROUTE FROM ENDS HER PRESENT TOUR OF INDIA AND ATION FRONT (FLN) "UNTIL IT IS COM­ GUAM TO THE PHILIPPINES. IT WAS PAKISTAN WITH A THREE-DAY STOPOVER PLETELY ANNIHILATED." IT WAS SIGNED CHARTERED FROM THE FLYING TIGER AIR- IN ENGLAND. ANNOUNCEMENT OF HER AC­ BY SAlAN, DESCRIBED AS IIC-IN-C OF LINES CEPTANCE OF THE ROYAL INVITATION WAS II LAND, SEA AND AIR FORCES. MILTON NOTED THAT ALL THE SEARCHERS MADE TODAY IN JAIPUR WHERE MRS. KEN­ BUT IT MADE NO SPECTACULAR ANNOUNCE­ HAD TO GO ON WAS THE POSITION FROM NEDY WAS THE GUEST OF THE WIFE OF THE MENT TO MARK THE END OF THE WAR. FLN WHICH THE PLANE SENT ITS LAST RADIO MAHARAJA OF JAIPUR. AGENTS WERE BELIEVED IN OPERATION IN SIGNAL. HE SAID THE SEARCH HAS BEEN MOSLEM IN liNE WITH FLN POST-CEASE­ CONCENTRATED AROUND THAT POSITION. WASHINGTON--DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT FIRE DIRECTIVES. THE NAVY EXPRESSED FEAR THE AIRLINER McNAMARA HAS ASKED CONGRESS TO INCREASE IN ORAN AND ALGIERS A SERIES OF EX­ MAY HAVE EXPLODED IN FLIGHT. A NAVY HOUSING ALLOWANCES FOR SERVICEMEN. PLOSIONS AND THE RATTLE OF GUNFIRE ANNOUNCEMENT FROM GUAM, RELEASED YES­ McNAMARA TOLD NEWSMEN IT IS "DISGRACE­ GREETED THE ANNOUNCEMENT. EUROPEANS TERDAY THROUGHT THE u.S. NAVAL STATION FUL" THAT THERE HAS BEEN NO INCREASE BEGAN THEIR "CASSEROLE CONCERT" IN AT NEARBY SANGLEY POiNT, SAID THERE FOR I i YEARS. HE WANTS CONGRESS TO BEATING THE RHYTHM OF IIALGERfE WAS ITCREDENCE GIVEN TO THE POSSIBIL­ ALLOT 300-MILLION DOLLARS MORE A YEAR FRANCAISE" ON POTS AND PANS ITY THAT THE LIBERiAN TANKER, T. L. TO BRING SERVICEMEN'S ALLOWANCES IN THOUSANDS OF EUROPEANS RUSHED SHOUT­ LINZEN MAY HAVE SEEN THE MISSING LINE WITH ACTUAL HOUSING COSTS. ING IN10 THE STREETS IN ORAN BUT WERE AIRCRAFT EXPLODE IN FLIGHT." DISPERSED BY TROOPS, WHO FIRED WARN­ (A TEAM OF CIVil AERONAUTICS BOARD ING S~OTS IN THE AIR (CAB) INVESTIGATORS ARRIVED TODAY AT KWAJALEIN WATER BURBANK, CALIFORNIA, HEADQUARTERS USED 3/19/62 LONDON, MARCH '9 (UPU)-MIDEAST REBELS OF THE FLYING TIGER LINE WHICH OPER- SET THE TIME BOMB W~ICH WRECKED A ATED THE PLANE UNDER CHARTER TO THE TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 284,060 BRITISH STEAMER AND KILLED 236 PERSONS, MiliTARY AIR TRANSPORT SERVICE (MATS). GALLONS. AN OFFICIAL INQUIRY INTO THE DISASTER THE iNVESTIGATORS IMMEOIATELY STARTED PER CAPITA - 104.9 GALLONS. WAS TOLD TODAY. GOING OVER RECORDS OF THE CONSTELLA­ TOTAL IN STORAGE - 10,045,000 BRITISH SOLICITOR-GENERAL JOHN TION AND OF THE CREW TO TRY TO DEVEL­ GALLONS. HOBSON SAID INVESTIGATION INTO THE OP SOME CLUE TO ITS DISAPPEARANCE. EXPLOSION AND FIRE ABOARD THE BRITiSH THE CAB TEAM WILL GO LATER TO TRAVIS DAILY FRESH WATER METER READINGS STEAMER DARA AT DUBAY, ON APRIL 8, AIR FORCE BASE NEAR SAN FRANCISCO 1961, REVEALED "AN APPALLING STORY OF WHERE THE PLANE TOOK OFF AND THEN TO HOUSING OCEAN 20,600 GALLONS A TERRiFYING DISASTER •• CAUSED BY THE GUAM TO CONTINUE ITS INVESTIGAT!ON.) HOUSING LAGOON 21,400 GALLONS DELIBERATE AND WICKED ACT OF SOMEONE YOKWE YUK CLUB 10,900 GALLONS WHO P ... 4CED A MINE ON BOARD DARA." MESS HALL 6,200 GALLONS tONSERVE WATER POWER PLANT 18,000 GALLONS WE NO OF' ISLAND 31,700 GALLONS > d. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 20 MARCH t~62

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE A UPI REPORT ON ASIA PROBLEMS RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL BY EARNEST HOBERECHT ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU TOKYO, MARCH 19 (UPI )-THERE IS A GROWING OPINION IN fREE ASIA THAT THE I OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59- 41 76-c PRESSING PROBLEMS OF LAOS, VIET NAM AND SOME OTHER AREAS CAN BE SOLVED PROPER­ : WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. LY ONLY BY GETTING TO THE HEART Of THE MATTER. THE HEART Of THE MATTER, ACCORDING TO PEOPLE WHO HOLD THIS BELIEf, IS COM­ THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY MUNIST CHINA. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE SO, IN OTHER WORDS, fiND OUT WHAT TO DO ABOUT RED CHINA--THE BIGGEST PROBLEM FOR NOTICES IS 4 P. M. DAY BEFORE OF ALL--AND MANY Of THE LESSER HEADACHES AUTOMATICALLY WILL FADE AWAY. PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS A PEACEfUL, FRIENDLY AND COOPERATIVE COMMUNIST CHINA OBVIOUSLY WOULD BE THE IS 10 A. M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. IDEAL NEIGHBOR, BUT MANY BORDERING AND NEARBY COUNTRIES HAVE GIVEN UP HOPE Of , SEEING THIS KIND Of A CHINA ON THE MAINLAND AND SOON--UNLESS THERE IS A DRASTIC I THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT CHANGE IN THE RULING POWER. t TO EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR POINTING TO THE CHINESE COMMUNIST TERRITORY-GRAB ACROSS HER BORDER WITH PUBLI CAT ION. INDIA, HER ANNOUNCED INTENTION TO TAKE FORMOSA BY FORCE AND HER ASSISTANCE TO THE TROOPS TRYING TO TAKE OVER LAOS AND VIET NAM, ONE ASIAN FOREIGN MINIS­ EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN TER OBSERVED THAT "PEl PING SEEMS MOST FOOD DROPPED TO MAROONED ANXIOUS TO LIVE UP TO THE 'AGRESSOR' NEW SAFETY PRECAUTIONS LABEL OFFICIALLY PINNED ON HER BY THE TAKEN TO PREVENT SALT­ SEARCH PLANE UNITED NATIONS." FORMULA TRAGEDY RECURRANCE MANILA, MARCH 19 (UPI )-u S. NAVY DIPLOMATIC EFFORTS TO HALT THE CHINESE B I NGtiAMTO,~, I~EW 'y 01-< K, I\ljARCH I ~ t UP I )- SEAPLANES AIRDROPPED FOOD AND SUf­ COMMUNISTS IN THEIR PUSHING AND SHOVING THE BINGHAMTON GENERAL HOSPITAL HAS PLIES TODAY TO 12 PERSONS MAROONED HAVE FAILED TO PUT AN END TO THEIR ANNOUNCED NEW SAFETY PROCEDURES TO PRE­ ABOARD A NAVY MARLIN SEAPLANE WHICH EFfORTS TO ADVANCE THEIR BORDERS AND VENT ANY RECURRENCE OF THE MISTAKE WAS FORCED, DOWN AT SEA SUNDAY WHILE THEIR INFLUENCE. RED CHINA'S POLITICAL THAT LED TO THE SALT-POISONING OF SIX SEARCHING FOR A MISSING CONSTALLATION AND MILITARY DRIVES TODAY THREATEN MANY BABIES. AIRLINER WITH 107 PERSONS ABOARD. AREAS OF ASIA WHICH ARE VITAL TO THE A SPOKESMAN SAID PRACTICAL NURSES THE P5M ~ARLIN MADE A EMERGENCY SECURITY OF THE ENTIRE FREE WORLD AS PREPARING FORMULAS MUST NOW TASTE THE LANDING AT SEA AT 3.15 P.M. AND A WELL AS TO ASIA ITSELF. SUGAR FIRST AND TASTE THE FORMULAS fLIGHT ENGINE CAUGHT ON FIRE. AT OBVIOUSLY, VERY FEW PEOPLE OUTSIDE AFTER THEY ARE MADE. SUGAR WILL BE DE­ THAT TIME THE PLANE WAS ABOUT 380 OF THE CHINESE NATIONALISTS WILL SPEAK LIVERED IN TWO-POUND BOXES TO THE MILES EAST SOUTHEAST OF MANILA. OPENLY AT THIS TIME ABOUT ADVANTAGES DIETARY ROOM AND THEN, INTACT, TO THE ABOARD WERE FOUR OffiCERS AND EIGHT TO GAINED BY TURNING THE TABLES AND FORMULA ROOM. PREVI1USLY THE FORMULA ENLISTED MEN. BY ATTACKING THE CHINESE CONTROLLED ROOM SUGAR CANNISTER WAS FILLED FROM OTHER MARLIN SEAPLANES FROM THE MAINLAND ITSELf. AND EQUALLY OBVIOUS, A BIN WHICH STOOD BESIDE A SALT cor­ SAME UNIT FLEW OVER THE DOWNED PLANE ALL PERSONS STUDYING OR SHARING THIS TAINER IN THE HOSPITAL KITCHEN. TODAY TO DROP fOOD AND OTHER SUPPLIES. GROWING OPINION ARE NOT IN TOTAL AGREE­ ANOTHER SAFEGUARD CALLS FOR MILK TO AN OFfiCER FROM THE UNIT SAID THE 12 MENT AT THIS DATE. BE DELIVERED DIRECTLY TO THE FORMULA MEN WERE IN NO PRESENT DANGER. IT IS NOT A SIMPLE MATTER Of BLACK

ROOM. AND WHITE, AND EVEN THE PEOPLE WHO t E­ THE HOSPITAL SAID SALT MISTAKENLY SEVERAL KILLED IN RED LIEVE IN ONE OR MORE OF THE VARIOUS WAS INTRODUCED INTO THE FORMULA ROOM SHADES HAVE CONVICTIONS Of VARYING SUGAR CONTAINER, APPARENTLY WHEN A CHINA RIOT OVER FOOD PARCEL I NTENS I TY. I TIS A VERY SER I OUS MATTER PRACTICAL NURSE REPLENISHED THE SUPPLY HONG KONG, MARCH 19 (UPI)-SEVERAL AND ALL ASPECTS ARE BtlNG STUDIED CARE­ , IN THE HOSPITAL KITCHEN MARCH 6. THE PERSONS WERE KILLED AND ABOUT 27 IN­ FULLY BY THE HEADS OF GOVERNMENT AND PRACTICAL NURSE, MRS. LILLIE MAE COL­ JURED IN A RIOT IN COMMUNIST CHINA'S THEIR ADVISERS IN THE SEVERAL INTERESTED VIN, WHO WAS SUSPENDED, MAINTAINS SHE SOUTHERN KWANGTUNG PROVINCE, PROVOKED COUNTR I ES. IS INNOCENT OF ANY MISTAKE. BY A DISPUTE OVER A TWO-POUND FOOD SO fAR AS THE CHINESE NATIONALISTS THREE BABIES ARE STILL UNDER TREAT­ PARCEL FROM MACAO, A REfUGEE WAS THEMSELVES ARE CONCERNED, IT IS RECOG­ MENT AT THE HOSPITAL FOR SALT POISON­ QUOTED AS SAYING HERE TODAY. NIZED THAT THEY HAVE JUST AS MUCH RIGHT ING. No DATE WAS GIVEN, BUT THE RIOT TO TAKE POSSESSION OF THE MAINLAND ...... ALLEGEDLY OCCURRED "RECENTLY," THE AGAIN BY FORCE AS THE COMMUNISTS HAVE SOUTH CHINA POST QUOTED THE REFUGEE TO TAKE IT fROM THEM BY fORCE. THIS, ARMS DELIVERIES BY RUSSIA AS SAYING. HOWEVER, IS NOT THE MATTER AT ISSUE TO­ TO TROOPS IN LAOS TRIPLED THE REFUGEE, A PRODUCTION CHIEF OF DAY. THE PROBLEM, AS SEEN BY SEVERAL VIENTIANE, MARCH 19 (UPI )-A RUSSIAN A COMMUNE IN Ho YUEN COUNTRY, ABOUT ASIA OFFICIALS, IS HOW TO KEEP COMMUNIST ARMS AIRLIFT INTO THE REBEL-HELD BASE 100 MILES NORTHWEST OF HONG KONQ, CHINA FROM TAKING THEM OVER, TOO. IN OF TCHEPONE ON THE "Ho CHI MINH TRAIL" SAID THE RIOT STARTED WHEN THE WOMAN STUDYING THIS SITUATION, THE EXPERTS IN IN SOUTHERN LAOS HAS TRIPLED IN SIZE WHO RECEIVED THE PARCEL REFUSED TO SOME OF THE THREATENED NATIONS HAVE DE­ SINCE LAST AUTUMN, ACCCRDING TO RELI­ SHARE ITS CONTENTS WITH HER HUNGRY CIDED A COUNTER-PUNCH MIGHT BE THE ABLE AMERICAN SOURCES. FELLOW VILLAGERS. BEST DEFENSE. COMMUNIST VIET CONG FORCES WHO FLOCK HE SAID THE VILLAGERS STORMED INTO ALTHOUGH SELDOM MENTIONED IN PUBLIC, DOWN THE TRAIL TO FIGHT IN SOUTH VIET HER HOUSE. THE IDEA IS BEING DISCUSSED MORE AND NAM ARE ALSO SUPPLIED BY RUSSIAN RESIDENTS IN HONG KONG AND NEARBY MORE IN HIGH-LEVEL GOVERNMENT CIRCLES. PARACHUTE DROPS AT A SUPPLY POINT MACAO HAVE BEEN SENDING TWO-POUND THE FACT IS THAT THERE ARE A GROWING FURTHER SOUTH, THESE SOURCES SAID. fOOD PARCELS INTO COMMUNIST CHINA AT NUMBER OF RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE IN ASIA THE REBEL DROP ZONE IS LOCATED ONLY THE RATE OF SEVERAL MILLION PER YEAR. WHO BELIEVE COMMUNIST CHINA IS RIPE 20 MILES FROM SOUTH VIET NAM IN THE FOR A REVOLT. BUT THEY DO NOT BELIEVE LAOTI AN PROVINCE OF SARAVANCE. THIS REVOLT CAN BE TRIGGERED FROM COMMUNIST NORTH VIETNAMESE SOLDERS RHEE, AGED AND AILING, WITHIN. ARE NOW ABLE TO USE TRUCKS OVER ROUGH­ TOLD HE SHOULDN'T GO TO KOREA THE INCREASING SUBSCRIBERS TO THIS LY HALF THE Ho CHI MINH TRAIL, RELIABLE HONOLULU, MARCH 19 (UPI )-6. Y. CHO~ OPINION--AND THEY INCLUDE SOME AMERICAN INFORMANTS SAID. WHO HAS BEEN CLOSE TO SYNGMAN RHEE AMBASSADORS ALONG WITH THE FOREIGN PATHET LAO CONQUESTS LONG AGO GAVE AND HIS FAMILY, SAID THE AGING STATE~ MINISTERS AND MILITARY MEN OF MORE THAN THE VIETNAMESE COMMUNISTS USE Of TWO MAN WEPT BITTERLY WHEN FRIENDS URGED ONE ASIAN NATION--BELIEVE THAT AN OUT- MOTOR ROADS LEADING FROM NORTH VIET HIM IT WOULD BE UNWISE TO RETURN TO SIDE FORCE COULD TRIGGER A SUCCESSFUL NAM TO THE HIGHWAY JUNCTION OF MAHAZAY HIS HOMELAND NOW. REVOLUTION ON THE CHINA MAINLAND. IN CENTRAL LAOS. CHOY, WHO WAS TO ACCOMPANY RHEE TO THEY BELIEVE THE EVIDENCE NOW IN THEIR LABOR GANGS HAVE WIDENED TRAILS MORE SEOUL SATURDAY, SAID, "WE TOLD HIM HANDS INDICATES THE TIME IS RIPE. TO PERMIT VEHICLES TO TRAVEL SOME 50 'YOU HAVE SPENT YOUR LIFE SACRIFICING ...... MILES FURTHER TO A POINT HALF WAY FROM FOR KOREA~ IT MAY BE THAT IT IS YOUR JERUSULEM, ISRAEL, MARCH 19 (UPI)­ MAHAZAY TO TCHEPONE. FATE TO MAKE THIS ONE LAST SACRIFICE~ ISRAELI SUPREME COURT JUSTICES HAVE SET BANDS OF VIET CONG INFILTRATORS WALK "HE WEPT B I TTERL Y, " CHOY SA I D, UP OFrlCES HERE rOR THURSDAY'S HEARING FROM THE TRAIL'S END TO TCHEPONE FOR "BUT FINALLY HE DECIDED TO STAY." AT WHICH THEY WILL HEAR THE APPEAL OF SUPPLIES. THEY CONTINUE ON FOOT TO "ALL OF US KOREANS IN HAWAI I HAVE ADO~ EICHMANN AGAINST HIS DEATH SENTENCE COMPLETE THEIR ISSUE OF WEAPONS AND SPENT \OUR LIVES SEEKING INDEPENDENCE EICHMANN HIMSELF WILL ADDRESS THE EQUIPMENT IN A DROP ZONE AREA BEFORE AND A STRONG GOVERNMENT FOR KOREA. SPECIAL HIGH TRIBUNAL TO REITERATE THAT ENTERING VIET NAM WE DO~'T WANT TO OPPOSE THE GOVERNMENT HE WAS A COG IN THE VAST NAZI MURDER By EQUIPPING THE TROOPS NEAR THE END AT A TIME LIKE THIS. RHEE FINALLY MACHINERY THAT KILLED SIX MILLION OF THEIR MARCH THE COMMUNISTS ENABLE BOWED TO PLEAS OF FRIENDS NOT TO RE- EUROPEAN JEWS DURING WORLD WAR II. THE THEM TO TRAVEL LIGHTER AND FASTER ON TURN--AND THAT CAME ONLY A fEW HOURS FORMER 55 COLONEL WILL BE BROUGHT TO THE I R JOURNEY n'~~""'''''' I ...... BEFORE HIS SCHEDULED DEPARTURE fOR JERI'Cl.AI tM BEFORE THllDCl'uy fOR THE SEOUL VIA TOKYO. APPI ~EARING. PAGE 3 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 20 MARCH 1962 EVIDENCE FOUND OF 16TH GUAM BEAR CREWMAN KILLED KWAJ. CHILDREN TO trTAKE COVERn CENTURY MAN'S SAD END BY SNAPPED CABLE LO~DON, MARCH 19 (UPI )-WORKMEN SHOR­ A CREW MEMBER ABOARD THE SS GUAM FOR SCHEDULED OPERATIONS ON WEDNESDA), ING UP THE FOUNDATIONS OF PRIME MIN­ BEAR, EDWARD S. FENTON, WAS STRUCK BY 21 MARCH: ISTER ~AROLD MACMILLAN'S OFFICIAL HOME A CABLE WHEN IT BROKE WHILE HE WAS I. THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL WILL OPEN HAVE UNCO~ERED THE SAD END OF A 16TH SECURING IT AFTER UNLOADING OPERATIONS AT THE USUAL TIME ON THIS DATE. rCT CENTURV COURTIER WHO LOST HIS HEAD HERE SUNDAY. MR. FENTON, WHOSE HOME WILL MOVE THE CHILDREN TO DESIGNATED THE WORKMEN AT 10 DOWNING STREET WAS IN OAKLAND, WAS KILLED INSTANTLY. SHELTER AREAS WHEN THE "TAKE COVER" FOUND A HUMAN SKULL INSIDE A STONE THE BODY IS IN THE STATION HOSPITAL SIGNAL IS SOUNDED AND WILL BE PREPARED COFFIN AND SENT IT TO THE BRITISH AWAITING DISPOSITION. TO SERVE A LIGHT LUNCH TO THE CHILDREN MUSEUM, WHERE OFFICIALS SAID TODAY IF THEY ARE KEPT IN SHELTER AREAS IT ONCE BELONGED TO A YOUNG MAN WHO MARSHALLESE WOMAN DIES AFTER 1230.* WAS EXECUTED FOR SOME LONG FORGOTTEN AT KWAJ HOSPITAL 2. THE NURSERY SCHOOL WILL NOT BE M!SDEEDo A MARSHALLESE WOMAN, MRS. NEIBON OPENED UNTIL AFTER SCHEDULED OPERATIONS BUT THE OFFICIALS SAID IT WAS AN EX­ JOHN, 34, DIED THIS MORNING AT 0046 ARE COMPLETED. IT WILL BE OPENED AS TRE~ELY SLOPPY EXECUTION. THE SKULL, OF COMPLICATIONS OF CHILDBIRTH AT SOON AS POSSIBLE AFTER THE "ALL CLEAR" THEY SAID, SHOWED THE MARKS OF fOUR KWAJALEIN HOSPITAL. SHE WAS FLOWN TO SIGNAL, UNLESS THE "ALL CLEAR" SOUNDS STROKES WITH A BLUNT AXE. THE HEAD KWAJALEIN BY SAR FROM ENNUBIRR ISLAND. DURING THE NORMAL LUNCH HOUR PERIOD II THEN WAS iMPALED ON A SPIKE AND PUT HER BABY WAS STILL BORN AND MRS. JOHN If THE "ALL CLEAR IS SOUNDED DURING ON PUBLIC SHOW, THEY SAID. DIED A SHORT TIME LATER. HER REMAINS THE LUNCH PERIOD, THE NURSERY SCHOOL ARE BEING RETAINED AT THE STATION WILL BE OPENED AT THE USUAL TIME FOR HOSPITAL PENDING ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE AFTERNOON SESSION. NEW TECHNIQUE DEVELOPED BURIAL. 3 THOSE MOTHERS EMPLOYED BY TCT WHO FOR HEART VALVE OPERATION ARE REQUIRED TO STAY HOME WITH PRE­ HOUSTON, TEXAS, MARCH 18 (UPI )-THE KINDERGARTEN AGE CHILDREN WILL BE TAKEN HOUSTON CHRONICLE SAID TODAY IN A GIVE TO THE RED CROSS UP ON THE PAYROLL AT THEIR REGULARLY COPYRIGHTED STORY THAT A TEAM OF RE­ SCHEDULED WORK TIME PROVIDED THE MOTHER~ SEARCH SURGEONS AT BAYLOR UNIVERSITY ABOUT 85 CENTS OF EVERY DOLLAR THE REPORT TO WORK AS SOON AS POSSIBLE MEDICAL SCHOOL HAS SUCCESSFULLY TRANS­ RED CROSS SPENDS ON DISASTER RELIEF AF TER THE "ALL CL EAR" I S SOUNDED. PLANTED HEART VALVES FROM THE BODY OF GOES FOR WHAT IS KNOWN AS "LONG-TERM No MARSHALL ESE, MAIDS OR EMPLOYEES, A DEAD PERSON INTO A LIVING PATIENT. ASSISTANCE" THIS CAN BE IN THE FORM WILL BE TRANSPORTED FROM EBEYE TO FOUR PERSONS HAVE RECEIVED NEW HEART OF FOOD, CLOTHING AND MAINTENANCE OR KWAJALEIN UNTIL AFTER THE "ALL CLEAR" V LVES THROUGH THE NEW TECHNIQUE, THE MEDICAL CARE AND REPLACING OF LOST SIGNAL HAS SOUNDED. NEWSPAPER SAID. NAMES OF THE SURGEONS OCCUPATIONAL EQUIPMENT, OR IN THE RE­ * HOWEVER, IF THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL WERE NOT REVEALED. BUILDING AND REPAIR OF HOMES. IN THE HAS NOT BEEN SOUNDED PRIOR TO I I :00 TlfH!S PROCEDURE, HOWEVER, IS NOT 1960-61 FISCAL YEAR, THE RED CROSS A.M., THE SCHOOL WILL BE SECURED AT ADAPTABLE TO ALL PATIENTS WITH DAMAGED SPENT NEARLY $9.7 MILLION TO ASSIST THAT TI~, CHILDREN WILL BE SENT HOME, HEART VALVES,TI THE NEWSPAPER QUOTED DISASTER VICTIMS. THIS MONEY HELPED AND ALL MOTHERS WILL BE RELEASED FROM ONE SURGEON AS SAYING. 28,300 FAMILIES PICK UP THE PIECES OF WORK." "IN FACT, IT ISN'T A REAL CURE, OR THEIR DISASTER-DESTROYED LIVES AND THE OPERATION WE WILL ULTIMATELY USE START ANEW. "WHEN Y')U HELP ••• WE CAN FOR CORRECTION OF A DAMAGED VALVE. II HELP." GIVE TO THE RED CROSS. PEACE CORPS HEAD SAYS IN THE NEW TECHNIQUE, THE DEFICIENT ...... PHILIPPINES ASKED FOR THOUSANDS HEART VALVE IS NOT REMOVED OR REPLACED. WASHINGTON, MARCH ,8 (UPI) PEACE CORP' THE NEW VALVE IS GRAFTED INTO ARTERIES DEPARTMENTS GIVE 100% DIRECTOR R. SARGENT SHRIVER SAID TO­ LEADING FROM THE HEART. THE SURGEONS NIGHT THE PHILIPPINES HAD ASKED FOR SAID THE OPERATION CORRECTED ABOUT THE OFFICERS AND SUPERVISORY PER­ THOUSANDS OF CORPS VOLUNTEERS. 70 PER CENT OF THE LEAKAGE BROUGHT SONNEL OF MCBI I AND THE PERSONNEL OF SHRIVER WAS ASKED ON A TELEVISION ON BY THE DEFECTIVE VALVE. THE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE HAVE DONATED PROGRAM (THE MARK EVANS SHOW) WHY THE A SPOKESMAN FOR THE RESEARCH TEAM 100% TO THE RED CROSS DRIVE HERE. THE LARGEST PEACE CORPS PROGRAM WAS IN THE SAID THE GROUP WAS NOW WORKING TO FIND DRIVE IS CURRENTLY IN PROGRESS AND PHILIPPINES, WHERE CURRENT VOLUNTEERS AN ARTIFICIAL VALVE WHICH COULD BE WILL CONTINUE UNTIL APRIL 5. AND THOSE PLANNED TOTAL ABOUT 1,000. USED TO COMPLETELY REPLACE THE DEFEC­ IITHEY ASKED FOR THOUSANDS--NOT JUST TIVE VALVL A THOUSAND," SHRIVER SAID. HE SAID THE YOKWE YUK CLUB BRIDGE PHILIPPINES WANTED ENGLISH TEACHERS BECAUSE ENGLISH IS A "TYING FACTOR" IN GREEK BOytS HEART OPERATION CORINNE HUNT SCORED HIGH IN THE THE PHILIPPINES. CONS IDERED COMPLETE SUCCESS YOKWE YUK BR I DGE GAMES LAST NIGHT HE SAID HE THOUGHT IT WAS APPROPRIATE Los ANGELES, MARCH 18 (UPI )-SIX-YEAR- FOLLOWED BY BRUCE SCHRAUFNAGEL SECOND THAT THERE WAS A LARGE PROGRAM IN THE OLD PETROS FORTUNIS, WHO WAS FLOWN AND BILL GALLUCCI THIRD. PHILIPPINES BECAUSE THE UNITED STATES HERE FROM HIS HOME IN GREECE FOR A BRIDGE IS PLAYED EACH SUNDAY AND BELIEV~ IN HELPING ITS FRIENDS AND DELICATE HEART SURGERY, WAS RELEASED MONDAY NIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. BECAUSE SUCCESS IN THE PHILIPPINES FROM ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL YESTERDAY-- ALL YOKWE YUK CLUB MEMBERS ARE WELCOME COULD HAVE A BENEFICIAL EfFECT IN THE THE OPERATION CONSIDERED A COMPLETE TO ATTEND. REST OF SOUTHEAST ASIA. SUCCESS...... THE YOUNGSTER, WHO WAS BORN WITH A KENNEDY SENDS WORD OF ADfvl1 RA­ ONE-INCH HOLE IN HIS HEART, WILL SPEND NAMUR AMOUR SE.VERAL WEEKS REST I NG I N THE Los ANGELES TION FOR DE GAULLE LEADERSHIP HOME OF MRS LYDIA POSTOLU BEFORE RE­ BY MEL SEMI WASHINGTON MARCH 18 (UPI) PRESIDENT TURNiNG TO ATHENS. BEFORE HE LEAVfS, WE HAD QUITE AN EXCITING TIME DURING KENNEDY TONIGHT INSTRUCTED U. S. AM­ HE HOPES TO SEE SUCH SIGHTS AS DISNEY­ OUR REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING FISHING BASSADOR TO FRANCE JAMES M. GAVIN TO LAND AND THE SAN DIEGO Zoo CRUISE YESTERDAY. ABOUT 13 MEN WENT TELL CHARLES DE GAULLE HOW MUCH THE PETROS WAS FLOWN HERE LAST MONTH FOR AND Ij FISH OF VARIOUS SPECIES WERE UNITED STATES ADMIRES THE FRENCH PRESI­ THE DELICATE OPEN HEART OPERATION BY CAUGHT BADGE OF THE DAY WENT TO TED DENT'S LEADERSHIP IN THE ACCOMPL~SHMENT DR. JEROME H. KAY, A PROMINENT Los NACHTRIEB, RCA, WHO PULLED IN A BEAUTI­ OF AN ALGERIAN CEASE FIRE. ANGELES CARDIAC SPECIALIST. THE TWO­ FUL 100 POUND TUNA. NEVER SAW A PROU~ GOVERNMENT SOURCES SAID TONIGHT KEN­ HOUR, 45-MINUTE OPERATION WAS PERFORM­ ER GUY. THIS CRUISE LEAVES EVERY SUN­ NEDY TOLD GAVIN TO EXPRESS TO THE ED FEB. 20, WITH DR. KAY AND ST. DAY 0700, ANY PERSONNEL FROM Ro/-NAMUR FRENCH GOVERNMENT THE ADMIRATION AND VINCENT'S DONATING THEIR SERVICES. MAY CHECK IN AT THAT TIME TO GO ALONG. GRATifiCATION OF THE U. S. GOVERNMENT THE BOY'S MOTHER, MRS. PHANE FORTUN­ FOR DE GAULLE'S EXTRAORDINARY STATES­ IS, IS WITH PETROS DURING HIS STAY MANSHIP IN THE ALGERIAN PROBLEM. HEREo TEENAGER KILLED IN CRASH THE INSTRUCTIONS WENT OUT AS THE SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA, MARCH 18 WHITE HOUSE ALSO ISSUED A STATEMENT CAIRO, MARCH 19 (UPI )-CAIRO RADIO, (UPI )-A CAR CARRYING FOUR TEEN-AGERS WELCOMING THE FRENCH-ALGERIAN PEACE IN A DOMESTIC BROADCAST TODAY QUOTED CRASHED WITH A TRAILWAYS BUS NEAR HERE SETTLEMENT AS "AN HISTORIC ACCOMPLISH­ REPORTS COMMUNIST CHINA WILL EXPLODE YESTERDAY KILLING THE DRIVER OF THE CAR MENT" BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE VISION, "NUCLEAR WEAPONS" THIS SUMMER WITHOUT SEVERAL PERSON~ INCLUDING PASSENGERS STATESMANSHIP AND MODERATION OF ALL THE HELP OF THE SOVIET UNION. IN THE BUS, WERE INJURED BUT ON SUNDAY INVOLVED. THE ARAB LANGUAGE BROADCAST GAVE NO ONLY TWO OR THREE WERE STILL IN THE FURTHER DETAILS. HOSPITAL. THE DEAD YOUTH, JOHN FERNANDEZ, 18, HELP CONSERVE WATER!! WAS FROM BARSTOW, CALIFORNIA. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS GENERAL MESS MENU AMERICAN AIR SEARCH PLANE WEDNESDAY 21 MARCH 1962 REPORTED DOWN IN PACIFIC BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER SANGLEY POINT NAVAL BASE, PH'LIPPINES, CHILLED KADOTA FiGS CORN CHOWDER rlEARTY SOUP MARCH 19 (UPI )-A U. S. NAVY MARL!N CHILLED FRUIT JUICE O~D fASHIONED BEEf STEW BAKED SPARERIBS W/SPANISH SEAPLANE WITH 12 PERSONS ABOARD HAS HOT & COLD CE~EAL W/VEGETABLES SAUCE BEEN FORCED DOWN IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN GRILLED HAM SL~~ES ASSORTED COLD CUTS STEAMED F~ANKFURTERS WHILE PARTICIPATING IN A SEARCH FOR A SCRAMBt...ED EGGS BUTTERED POTATOES LONG BRANCH POTATOES MISSING AMERICAN AIRLINER, IT WAS RE- COUtHrtY POTATOES BUTTERED BRUSSEL SPROUTS BUTTERED LiMA BEANS PORTED TODAY. STEAMED RICE STEAMED RICE SOUTHERN HOMINY A NAVY SPOKESMAN SAID THAT FOUR AMER­ HOT 70ASr, BUTTER & JAM TOSSED SALAD W/DRESSING STEAMED R~CE ICAN OFFICERS AND EIGHT ENLISTED MEN CINNAMON RO_LS PRUNE CAKE - COLD DRINK CO~B!NATION SALAD W/DRESS- ABOARD THE CRIPPLED CRAFT WERE "SAFE." CHILLED MILK- HOT COFFEE CHILLED MILK- HOT COffEE ING HE SAID THAT THE P5M MARLIN'S STAR­ PEACH PiE BOARD ENGINE CAUGHT fiRE ABOUT 380 ICED TEA W/LEMON MILES fAST SOUTHEAST OF MANILA WHILE CHILLED MILK - HOT COFFEE PARTICIPATING IN THE SEARCH fOR THE FLYING TIGER LINE SUPER-CONSTELLATIONo ~------r------1 (SEE MORE ABOUT THIS ON PAGE 2) SOVIET NEWSPAPER CHARGES AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE U.S. WITH SPACE MILITARY AIMS TuESDAY 20 M~RCH 1962 Moscow, MARCH 18 (UPI )-THE NEWS­ 11 RESCUED FROM SNOWBOUND SHIP 5.00 PoMo NEWS PAPER RED STAR ACCUSED THE UNITED ANCONA, ITALY, (UPI )-LAND PART!ES 5:05 PoM. JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT STATES OF MILITARY AIMS IN OUTER SPACE TODAY RESCUED I I SNOW-BOUND SURV!VORS 6'00 PoMo NEWS TODAY IN AN ARTICLE THAT SEEMED TO OF A SHIPWRECK OFF ITALY'S ADRIATIC 6 15 F.M. lHE LATIN QUARTER SPELL TROUBLE FOR AMERICAN EFFORTS TO COAST THAT CLAIMED AT LEAST TWO LIVESo 6:30 PuMo LifE Of RILEY ARRANGE SPACE COOPERATION WITH THE THE RESCUE PARTIES BATTLED THROUGH 7.00 PaM. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES SOVIET UNION. SEVEN FEET OF SNOW AND HIGH WINDS TO 7.30 P.M. SPORTS DESK THE SOVIET MILITARY NEWSPAPER'S GET TO THE I I SAILORS. ONE Of THE 8 00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND ATTACK CAME ON THE EVE OF THE OPENING SAILORS WAS IN SERIOUS CONDITiON AND 8 30 PoM. OBSESSION SESSION OF THE UNITED NATIONS OUTER COULD NOT BE MOVED BUT THE OTHER !O 9.00 P.M. NEWS SPACE COMMITTEE, WHERE IT HAD BEEN WERE TAKEN TO A HOSPITAL NEAR SIROLO. 9:15 P.M. MOSiC TILL MiDNIGHT FORECAST EffORTS MIGHT BE MADE TO AR­ THE SHIP, FLYING THE LEBANESE FLAG, /0 00 P.Mo NEWSMAKERS RANGE SOVIET-AMERICAN TEAMWORK ON WAS I DENT I F I ED AS THE PHOTO. I T RAN 10'15 P.M. MJSIC TILL MIDNIGHT CONT'D. WEATHER AND COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES. AGROUND IN A STORM YESTERDAY Off THE 12:00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN Off PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAS WRITTEN PRE­ BEACH OF SIROLO, ITALYo MIER NIKITA S. KHRUSHCHEV SUGGESTING, Two Of THE SAILORS WERE DROWNED AND WEDNESDAY 2! MARCH 1962 ACCORDING TO WESTERN NEWS REPORTS, THEIR BODIES WERE FOUND ON BEACHES. 6.00 A.M. NEWS THAT THE TWO NATIONS JOINTLY LAUNCH THE I I CREWMEN REACHED THE SHORE AND 6 05 ~.Mo THE DAWN BREAKER AND OPERATE SATELLITES FOR WEATHER FOUND REFUGE IN A HOUSE AT THE F"OOT 6·30 A.Mo NEWS FORECASTING. OF THE 1,886-FOOT MOUNT CONCERO 6·35 A.M. DAWN BREAKER, CONT'Do THE U. S. EMBASSY HERE TODAY SAID PROMONTORY. 7 15 A.M. SMALL fRY THEATRE IT HAD RECEIVED NO REPLY SO FAR. 7:30 A.Mo SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL THE RED STAR ARTICLE REITERATED 8.00 AoM. DON Mc NEILL TRADITIONAL SOVIET FEARS ABOUT POS­ NEW PROCESS FOR PERMANENT 8.30 AoM. ARTHUR GODFREY SIBLE MILITARY ADVANTAGES FOR THE WEST CLOTHES CREASES ANNOUNCED S 55 ADMo ART BAKER'S NOTEBOOK IN SPACE RESEARCH. NEW YORK, (UPI )-A DRY PROCESS FOR 9·00 A.M. My TRUE STORY "IT IS NO SECRET THAT ALL EFF"ORTS THE PERMANENT CREASING OF FABRICS OF 9. 40 A.Mo BORIS KARLOFf TO EXPLORE SPACE IN THE UNITED STATES WOOL FIBER HAS BEEN DEVELOPED BY DEER­ 9. 45 A.M. MASTERS OF MELODY ARE DIRECTED PRESUMABLY TO MILITARY ING MILLIKEN RESEARCH CORP., AT SPARTAN­ 10 00 A.Mo GARRY MOORE PURPOSES," THE PAPER SAIDo BURG, SOUTH CAROLINA, IT WAS ANNOUNCED 10.25 Ao~o ANDY GRIFFITH IT SAID THAT "IT IS EVIDENT THAT TODAY. 10 30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE PMR THEORETICAL PRACTICAL SPACE EXPLORA­ L. J. FISHER JR., VICE-PRES!DENT Of ! I 00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK TION fOR MILITARY PURPOSES IS FIRST MILLIKEN WOOLENS INC., SAID THE M!LLIKEN i I 25 AoM. SOCIAL SECURITY FILE OF ALL V I EWED FROM THE STR ATEG I C PRE-SENSITIZED METHOD ELIMINATES fOR 1 i 30 ADMo IRA COOK ANGLE." THE FIRST TIME THE NEED FOR SPRAYING, 12.00 NOON - NEWS THE "CREATION AND UTILIZATION OF HANDLING WET FABRIC AND DRYING. 12.05 PoMo BUSINESS FINAL, STOCKS, DIFFERENT SPACE CRAFT,U IT ADDED, FISHER SAID THE PROCESS ALSO ELIMIN­ WEATHER "CAN IMMEDIATELY LEAD TO A BIG STRAT­ ATES THE NEED FOR SPONGING. THE NEW 12.15 GUEST STAR EGIC ADVANTAGE." FABRIC, A 100 PER CENT WORSTED fLANNEL, !2 30 FLAIR THE NEWSPAPER ACCUSED U. S. STRATE­ WILL BE USED INITIALLY IN MEN'S AND t 00 P.Mo NEWS GISTS AND THEORETICIANS Of ENVISION­ BOY'S SLACKS. 1.15 LrGHT Up - RELAX ING COSMIC SPACE AS A DECISIVE SPHERE 1 30 CARPENTER'S SHOP CONCERT Of MILITARY OPERATIONS. ROCKET BOOSTER MALFUNCTIONS - 3 00 P.M. THE SWINGIN' YEARS "THE ELABORATION OF EFFECTIVE MEDIA 3 30 HERE'S HOLLYWOOD FOR DEALING BLOWS FROM SPACE AND FALLS INTO RESIDENTIAL AREA 4 00 P.M. JOY BOYS COUNTERING MEANS OF SPACE ATTACKS VENICE, FLORIDA, (UPI )-AN AIR FORCE 4 30 PAU HANA SERENADE COUPLED WITH ATOMIC WEAPONS WILL DE­ NIKE BOOSTER ROCKET MALfUNCTIONED TO­ LIVER INTO THE HANDS Of THE STRATEGIC DAY AND FELL INTO A VACANT LOT IN A LEADERSHIP A NEW MEANS Of MILITARY RESIDENTIAL AREA HERE. THERE WERE NO JAPANESE JETS CRASH INTO AND ECONOMIC INFLUENCE AND MIGHT," REPORTS OF INJURIES. EACH OTHER - START FIRES RED STAR SAID. THE BOOSTER, PART OF A TWO-STAGE ODAWARA, JAPAN, (UPI )-Two F86F JETS IT PRAISED THE SOVIET GLOBAL ROCKET NIKE-CAJUM ROCKET FIRED TO MEASURE IN­ Of THE JAP~N AIR SELf-DEfENSE FJRCES AS "NEW AMPLE PROOF Of THE INEXHAUST­ fRARED RAYS IN THE ATMOSPHERE, HAD BEEN COLLIDED iN MID-AIR AND CRASHED SETTING IBLE POWER AND STRENGTH Of THE SOVIET SCHEDULED TO CONTINUE INTO THE GULF FIRE TO THREE HOUSES NEAR HERE TODAY. STATE" AND SAID IT SHOWED UP THE OF MEXICO AFTER SEPARATING fROM ITS EARLY REPORTS SAID THERE WAS NO UNITED STATES' "SERIOUS LAG IN COM­ SECOND STAGE. INJURY TO INHABITANTS OF THE BUILDINGS. PARISON wiTH THE SOVIET UNION IN DEVE~ HOWEVER, THREE SECONDS AfTER BEING WITNESSES SAID THE PILOTS PARACHUTED OPING MORE POWERFUL ROCKETS." LAUNCHED FROM A MOBILE ROCKET LAUNCHER, AFTER THE ACCIDENT, BUT THEIR FATE WESTERN OBSERVERS HERE HAVE PREDICT­ THE NIKE fELL INTO THE LOT BETWEEN WAS NOT IMMEDIA1ELY LEARNED. ED THAT IF KHRUSHCHEV TAKES UP KEN­ TWO HOUSES. THE CRASH SCENE WAS NEAR THE TOWN OF NEDY'S OFFER, HE WILL BE CAREFUL TO Kozu, ABOUT FIVE MILES WEST Of THIS KEEP ANY COOPERATION IN AREAS WHERE NEW YORK, (UPI )-U. S COMMUNIST CiTY, SOME 45 ~JLES SOUTH OF TOKYO. MILITARY SENSITIV!llE,S ARE NOT IN­ LEADERS Gus HALL AND BENJAMIN DAYIS JR. T~E ACCIDENl SNU~fED OUT ELECTRIC VOLVED. WERE RELEASED ON $5.00 BAIL EACH TODAY POWER IN ~ WIDE AREA, AND HALTED SER­ BUT THE ARTICLE INDICATED THAT SO~la WHEN A SOCIALLY PROMINENT NEW YORKER VICE ON THE TOKKAtDO TRUNK LINE SOUTH MILITARY LEADERS ARE APPARENTLY INCLIN­ POSTED $10,000 IN U. So TREASURY BONDS. OF" TOI

WOULD MAKE MANNED FLIGHTS SA~ER. SI"- ~1GANIZATION. GARDENAIRES OVER SPOILERS 10-7 THE TCT GARDEN SHOP MOUNTAINBALL ARTiSANS MUST HAVE SHARPENED THEIR "TOOLS" (RE: BASEBALL BATS) OVER THE WEEKEND, BECAUSE LAST NIGHT UNDER THE SPORTS ARCS AT DALLY FIELD, THEY WERE SHARP WITH THEIR BATS TO THE SURPRISING AND PAGE 5 HOURGlASS SPORTS SECTION TUESDAY 20 MARCH 1962 SCRAPPY SPOILERS 10-7. GARDENA IRES WHO PLAYED TRUE TO FORM HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS END (BASEBALL BR!EFS CONT'O.) LAST NIGHT WERE VERNON RODRIGUES, RAY TAMPA, FLA., MAR. 18 (UPI)-THE DE­ PURUGGANAN, NICK GEGA, WALTER KINOSHITA, SWEDEN AND JAPAN TAKE TOP HONORS lROIT TIGERS JUMPED ON JOEY JAY, THE HERMAN KAULUPALI, ATREZ, ALCOSIBA, HEU, COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO., MARCH 19 CINCINNATI REDS' ACE RIGHT HANDER, FOR KINA AND MAGSAYO. (UPi)-TEAMS FROM SWEDEN AND JAPAN FLEW NINE RUNS iN THE FIRST TWO INNINGS TO­ STANDOUTS FOR THE SPOILERS WERE KiMURA, HOME TODAY WITH THE TOP TROPHIES AND DAY IN COASTING TO A 12-6 VICTORY. KAMIYA, SHIMABUKURO, TOKOMORI, HARUKI, AWARDS FROM THE 12-DAY WORLD AND iT WAS THE FIRST OUTiNG OF THE NAKATA, MINN, ANTONIO AND YOSHIOKA. EUROPEAN iCE HOCKEY CHAMPiONSHIPS. SPRiNG FOR THE ACE REDS' RiGHTHANDER. WINNING PITCHER - JOHN KINA - 3-2 SWEDEN, !N W!NNING THE WORLD AND JAY WAS COMBED FOR EIGHT HITS, IN­ LOSING PITCHER - WALTER YOSHIOKA - 1-5 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS, ALSO CAPTURED CLUDJNG A TRIPLE BY BilL BRUTON AND GARDENA IRES - 10 RUNS, 9 HITS AND 3 TWO OF THE TOP ~ND!VDDUAL AWARDS PRE­ A HOMER BY NORM CASH. HE ALSO DOLED ERRORS. SENTED LAST N~GHT BY THE iNTERNATIONAL OUT FOUR WALKS. SPOILERS - 7 RUNS, 10 HITS AND 3 !C[ ~OCKEY FEDERAT~ON. SWEDEN'S LEN --- ERRORS. HAGGROTH WAS NAMED THE OUTSTANDING ORLANDO, FLA., MAR. 18 (UPI)-THE HOMERUNS - GARDENAIRES - RODRIGUES & GOALIE AND SVEN (rUMBA) JOHANSSON OF MINNESOTA TWINS SCORED THEIR SECOND MAGSAYO EACH I. SWED[~ WAS CHOSEN THE BEST FORWARD. STRAiGHT EXHIBITION VICTORY TODAY BY SPOiLERS - KIMURA - I. THE UNiTED STATES, WHICH LOST TO DEFEATING THE WASHINGTON SENATORS, HEAD UMPIRE B TOYAMA - UMPIRE - M. CANADA, 6-i, YESTERDAY, WOUND UP IN 6-3, BEH!ND THE PITCHING OF DON LEE AND SUGANUMA. THIRD PLACE. BUT VETERAN UoSo DEFENSE- GEORGE MARANDA. MAN JOHN MAYASiCH OF GREEN BAY, WIS., --- WAS CHOSEN THE TOURNEY'S TOP DEFENSE- ST. PETERSBURG, FLA., MAR. 18 (UPI)- MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE MAN THiS WAS THE SiXTH WORLD TOURNEY THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLiES HANDED THE TUES. 20 MAR. 6 P.M. SPECIAL SERVICES FOR MAYASICH, WHO STARRED AT THE UNI- NEW YORK METS THEiR FOURTH STRAIGHT VS. CARDINALS VERSITY OF M!NNESO~A. DEFEAT, 3-2, TODAY. SPORTSMEN VS. ISLANDERS {AFTER THE JAPAN WENT UNBEATEN IN CLASS B TO DESPITE THE STRONG PITCHING OF THE MOV IE). WIN THE CHAMP~ONSHIP OF THAT D!VISION. METS' ROGER CRAIG, WHO ALLOWED ONLY WED. 21 MAR. 6 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS. IN ADDiTION, THE JAPANESE TEAM WAS FOUR HITS (IN EIGHT INNINGS. CARDINALS GIVEN THE FAIR PLAY AWARD AT LAST JIM OWEN, FRANK SULLIVAN AND JACK THURS. 22 MAR. 6 P.M. FIREMEN "All VS. NIGHT'S BA~QUET. BALDSCHUN PITCHED THE VICTORY FOR OUTLAWS. CANADA WAS LED TO ITS ViCTORY YESTER- THE PHILLIES. FRI. 23 MAR. 6 P.M. HEIDE & COOK VS. DAY OVER THE UN~TED STATES BY BOeBY FIRE COMETS. BROWN AND JOE HOGAN. BROWN SCORED TWO FORT MYERS, FLA., MAR. 18 (UPI)-KAN­ GOALS AND TWO ASSISTS AND HOGAN HAD A SAS CITY PITCHERS HELD PITTSBURGH TO GOAL AND TWO ASSISTS. THREE HiTS TODAY TO HAND THE PIRATES VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE BUT THE REAL DIFFERENCE WAS CANADA'S THEIR FOURTH EXHIBITION LOSS OF THE TUES. 20 MAR. 6 P.M. LADIES VOLLEYBALL DEFENSE, LED BY BIG HARRY SMITH. AFTER SPR I NG, 3- i • PRACTICE. THE CANADiANS RACED OFF TO A 2-1 FIRST JOHN WYATT, DAN PfiSTER AND OlEO WED. 21 MAR. 6 P.M. P.MoZ. "A" VS PERIOD LEAD IN THE BATTLE FOR SECOND SEGUI DID THE PITCHING FOR THE ATHLET­ AQUANAUTS "A" (LAST GAME) PLACE, THf UNiTED STATES WAS ViRTUALLY ICS, WHO WON THE GAME WHEN GINO CIMOLI, STYMIED BY THE HARD-PRESSING CANADIANS. A FORMER PIRATE, HIT A TWO-RUN DOUBLE U.So COACH JOHN PLEBAN SAID THE CAN­ OFF BOB FRIEND IN THE FOURTH INNING. COLLECTION TAKEN FOR SEAMAN ADIANS WERE JUST " TOO STRONG FOR US." YESTERDAY AT THE MOUNTAINBALL GAME T1THE.Y PLAYED SMART HOCKEY AFTER GET­ THE STEVEDORES LEO BY BEN COOPER COL­ TING THAT LEAD AND MADE US COME TO CHAMPIONSHIP VOLLEYBALL LECTED $22.62. THIS MONEY WAS COLLECTED THEM lHE NEXT TWO PERiODS," PLEBAN GAME SET FOR WEDNESDAY FOR EDWARD S. FENTON, CREWMEMBER OF THE SAID. THE STAGE IS ALL SET WEDNESDAY GUAM BEAR, WHO WAS KILLED LAST SUNDAY, IN TWO OTHER FINAL GAMES PLAYED YES­ EVENING FOR TH£ MEN'S VOLLEYBALL IN AN ACCIDENT ABOARD THE GUAM BEAR. TERDAY, WEST GERMANY DEFEATED SWITZER­ (DOUBLES) CHAMPIONSHIP GAME BETWEEN THE MONEY WILL BE FORWARDED TO MRs. LAND, 7-1 AS GEORGE EBERL SCORED THE P.MoZ. 's HOOP STAR, HAL (BIG DADDY) LUCILLE FENTON - 6147 SHABOT ROAD:--­ THREE-GOAL "HAT TRICK," AND DELBERT CHARTRAND AND KWAJALEIN'S 1960 TENNIS OAKLAND, CALIF., MOTHER OF THE DECEASED. SAINT JOHN AND WALTER ZNEHNALIK LED CHAMPION DUDLEY MAKAHANALOA, WHO WILL A HARDY THANKS TO ALL MOUNTAINBALL FANS AUSTRIA TO A 7-0 VICTORY OVER WINLESS LOCK HORNS AGAlNST AQUANAUTS -ALL-STAR FOR BEING SO GENEROUS. DENMARK IN CLASS B. WEST GERMANY FIN­ SELECTION FOR MiNNEAPOLIS FARGO ISHED SIXTH IN THE A DIVISION AND Aus­ Y.M.C.Ao, OLLIE DAVIS WHOSE NAME SHINES TRIA WAS SECOND iN CLASS B. IN THE 196\ VOLLEYBALL OfFICIAL RULE IN THE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS, FIN­ BOOK AND SCRAPPY ADRIAN KAMAHELE WHO GOLF TOURNEY LAND WAS SECOND AND NORWAY THIRD. THE~ HAILS fROM THE Y.F.U. BOAT #15. ST. PETERSBURG, FLA., MARCH 18 (UPI)­ FINISHED FOURTH AND F!FTH, RESPECTIVE- P.M.Z. TOOK THE (4 MEN) VOLLEYBALL DON FAIRFIELD SHOT A 66 TODAY TO SURGE LY, !N THE WORLD S~ANDiNGS. CHAMPIONSHIP FROM THE AQUANAUTS ONE INTO A TIE FOR THE LEAD WITH FRANK MONTH AGO. BOYNTON AFTER 54 HOLES OF THE $20,000 DON'T MISS SEEING THE FOUR BEST ST. PETERSBURG OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT. BASEBALL BRIEFS VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS ON KWAJALEIN - LOCKED IN A FOUR-WAY TIE FOR THIRD BRADENTON, FLA., MAR. 18 {UP!)-MINNIE WEDNESDAY EVENING AT 6 P.M. DALLY AT 208, ONLY ONE SHOT OFF THE PACE, MINOSO'S ONLY HiT OF THE DAY, A SINGLE COURT. WERE CARY MIDDLECOFF, JIM FERRIER, WITH TWO OUT IN THE 11TH INNING, GAVE BOBBY NICHOLS, AND JUAN RODRIGUEZ. THE ST LOUIS CARDINALS A 7-6 VICTORY ARCHERY MEETING ALL SHOT 70 TODAY EXCEPT MIDDLECOFF, OVER THE MiLWAUKEE BRAVES TODAY. WHO TURNED IN A 71. JOHNNY KUCKS GAINED CREDIT FOR THE THERE WILL BE AN IMPORTANT MEETING THERE WAS A THREE-WAY TiE AT 209 VICTORY WiTH A SCORELESS TWO-iNNING RE­ fOR ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE SUBMITTED AMONG DAVE MARR, TOMMY JACOBS, AND LIEF JOB. DON McMAHON WAS THE LOSER. THEIR NAMES FOR THE ARCHERY CLUB MIKE KRAK, AND ANOTHER THREE-WAY TIE WEDNESDAY 21 MARCH AT 5 P.M. 2ND AT 210 AMONG DEFENDING CHAMPION BOB TUCSON, ARIZ, MAR. 18 (UPi)-THE FLOOR OF SPECiAL SERVICES BUILDING. GOALBY, JOHN BARNUM, AND GORDON JONES. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS BEAT THE CLEVE­ ...... A HARD-FOUGHT FINAL ROUND MoNDAY S~£MED LAND iNDIANS TODAY, 4-~, AS FEL!PE ASSURED WITH 14 PLAYERS BUNCHED WITHIN ALOU DROVE IN TWO RUNS WITH A TRIPLE MOUNTAINBALL PRACTICE FOUR STROKES Of THE LEAD. AND SINGLE BESiDES SCOR1NG TWICE HIM­ BRANDON FIELD FAIRFIELD HIT EVERY GREEN WITH KEEN SELF. TUES. 20 MAR. GARDENA IRES IRON PLAY, LEAVING HIMSELF FIVE BIRDIE DICK STIGMAN ALLOWED THREE RUNS ON WED. 21 MAR. MARINE DEPT. PUTTS Of SIX FEET OR LESS. FIVE ~iTS TO BE CHARGED WITH THE LOSS THURS. 22 MAR. CROSSROADS BOYNTON, WHO STARTED THE DAY WITH A MIKE MCCORMICH WAS THE WINNER. FRI. 23 ~R. CARDINALS THREE-STROKE LEAD OVER MIDDLECOFf IN SAT. 24 MAR. GAROENAIRES SECOND PLACE, MISSED FOUR STRAIGHT FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA., MAR. 18 (uP!)­ SUN. 25 MAR. (RESERVED FOR A PICNIC). PUTTS OF SIX FEET OR LESS. THE NEW YORK YANKEES UNLEASHED A SIX­ MON. 26 MAR. P.M.Z...... RUN FIFTH INNING TODAY TO WiN THEIR TUES. 27 MAR. DOUGLAS EIG~lH STRAIGHT nAU!, 10-3. CONSERVE w~

t __ .. r'o NEXT COl. I - - PAGE 6 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 20 MARCH 1962 NOTICES mOVte~ :1ontghf OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. DANGER AREA "THE TENDER TRAP"--FRANK S~NATRA, DEBBiE REYNOLDS--STORY OF A THE AREA KNOWt\ AS IITH£ IRAjLE::;> MAN WHO TRIES TO REMAIN A PERENNIAL BACHELOR, ALTHOUGH LOVED SiTE" is ST~LL UNDER CO~STR0CTjO~ A~D BY MANY WOMEN. SHOULD BE CONSIDERED A HAZARDOUS AREA. PARENTS ShOulD !~STRJCT T~E~R RIC~ARDSON SHOWT!ME 7 30 P.M. CHILDREN TO STAY Ou1 OF TH'S AREA. liTO CATCf-! A TH1EFI1--G~ACE KELLY, CARY GRANT--STORY OF A MAN WHO MEN ~ND HEAVY EQu'PME~T (CRANES, ONCE A THIEF H~MSELF AND NOW ON THE SIDE OF THE LAW, BELIEVES BULLDOZERS, TRUCKS, ETC.) W'LL BE SEVERELY IN THE SAYING lilT TAKES A THIEF TO CATCH A THIEF." THIS WORKING IN 1HIS AREA SEVERAL MORE is THE REASON WHY HE'S TRYING TO CATCH T~E CROOK WHO STOLE HIS MONTHS SIGNS POSTED ,N 'HHS AqEA GIRL'S JEWELRY. SHOULD BE OBSERVED ~T ALL T!MES. (POOLS OF WATER TRAPPED BY F1LL YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7 00 P M. AND 9:00 P.M. OPERATIONS CAN EAS!LY B£COME CON­ I1TRAPP FAMllY"--RuTH lEUWtRICK, HANS HOlT--FILMED IN BAVARIA, TAMINATED DUE TO RESTRICTED FLOw OF THIS IS THE STORY OF THE FAMOUS TRAPP FAMILY SINGERS WHOSE EX­ WATER ThEREBY BECOMING UNSAFE FOR PLOITS FORM THE STORY LINE FOR THE CURRENT BROADWAY MUSICAL SWIMMING ACTiViTIES) "SOUND OF MUSIC. II IN THE BEST INTEREST OF SAFETy, WE ASK THE COOPERAT'ON OF A~l PERSONNEL ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:30 P.M. ABOARD THIS STATiON DuRING THE CON­ IISECRETS OF MONTE CRISTO"--RORY CALHOUN, PATRICiA BREDIN--EN­ STRUCTION PEPrOD. ROUTE TO ITALY TO TAKE PART IN A HUNT FOR TREASURE ON T~E ISLAND Of MONTE CRISTO, AN EX-COLONEL AND HIS DAUGHTER MA~[ THE ACQUAIN­ FOR SALE TANCE OF AN Ex-ARMY CAPTAIN, WHEN HE SAVES THEM FRO~ BEING I I ,... ASSASSINATED BY A COUPLE OF ASSASSINS AFTER HIS PART OF THE TR'~­ : MONT~ OLD ~2 TON tEDDERS A!q 9 SURE MAP AFTER THIS THE COLONEL !S ASSASSINATED AND BEFORE HE CONDIT~O~ER Cft~l CAPT. LO~Av AT DIES, HE ASKS THE ARMY CAPTAIN TO CARRY ON IN THE SEARCH AND TO DURING WORKING HOURS OR 9-421, 2201 PROTECT HIS DAUGHTER. AFTER 4.30 P Mo MAD CLUB SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. FOR ENLISTED MILITARY ONLY. COMPLE.T E: H~fIA RA.D lOON RIG CONS i ST­ "THE FI ERCEST HEART" --STUART WH I TMAN, JUL lET PROWSE--TH E CAST OF ING OF DX-20 TRANSMITTER, HI-GAIN 4 THE YEAR ••• LIVING ALL THE THRILLS Of STUART CLOETE'S BIG AFRICAN AND VERTICAL ~NTEN~A, MALLICRA>TER ADVENTURE. s-85 GENERAL COVERAGE RECE~VER, KEY AND HEAD PHO~[S ALSO A FEW ACCES­ SORIES SuCH AS CRYSTALS, S-METER, MEETING - ALL ENLRSTED MEN'S W~VES ROI NAMUR MOViES ADVANCED CODE COURSE & OSCILLATOR WHO ARE INTERESTED IN ORGANIZING A TUESDAY 20 MARCH 1962 8 P.M MAY BE SEEN AT CORA~ BOQ ROOM 307 OR WIVES CLUB, PLEASE MEET AT QUARTERS "LADY'S MAN"--JERRY LEWlS, HELEN CALL 2158 474A - 8 P.M. WEDNESDAY. TRAUBEL--THE STORY OF THE ONLY MALE EM­ PLOYEE IN A HOLLYWOOD BOARDING ~OUSE RCA STEREO CONSOLETTE RECORD PLAYER FOUND FOR WOMEN. As A MAMA'S BOY, HE !S AND CHANGER WITH TWO EXTENSuON SPEAK­ PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES AT THE DOCK CONSTANTLY FLEEING BEAUTIFUL WOMEN ERS. ltCE~lENT CONDITION. $75.00- ON SATURDAY. OWNER MAY CLAIM AT THE WEDNESDAY 2! MARCH 1962 8 P.M. CALL OR SEE r/SGT Bill HARPER MATS HOURGLASS OFFICE. "TRIBJTE TO A BADMAW'--JAMES CAGNEY, OR PHo~r 545 693. STEPHEN McNALLy--THIS EXCITiNG WESTERN BLACK UMBRELLA, WEDNESDAY. OWNER TAKES PLACE SOMtWHERE OUT WEST WHERE NEW PAiR Of W~ITE DRESS FLATS SiZE MAY CLAIM AT THE HOURGLASS OFF!CE. HORSE BREEDING WAS A VITAL INDUSTRY FOR CALL ANYT'ME. 8M. 616 THE EVER EXPANDING FRONTIER AND WHERE CAGNtY PLAYS THE ROLE OF A HORSE BREED­ MEET 1NGS OPERATION INFORMATION ER WHO CREATED HIS OWN LAW BECAUSE PROTESTA~T SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS DURING THE RECENT NIKE lEUS FIRING THERE WAS NO OTHER. MEETING !N ROOM 2 OF THE GEORGE THERE WERE INSTANCES OF PERTINENT SEITZ SCHOOL TON!GHT AT 7~00 P.M. INFORMATION LEAVING THE !SLAND PRIOR TO ANY AUTHORIZED NEWS RELEASE. iT KWAJALEI~ TOASTMASTERS WILL ~EET SHOULD BE BORNE IN MIND THAT ANY UN­ ON THURSDAY, MARCH 22 AT 7:00 P.M. AUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE OF "DEFENSE IN THE YOKWE YJK CLUB. ALL ADULT CLASSIFIED" OR "FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY" MALE PERSO~NEl ARE WELCO~E TO ATTEND INFORMATION IS A MOST SERIOUS OFFENSE OUR BANQUET AS GUESTS. CALL 33~ IF AND PUNISHABLE BY LAW. INTERESTED AND AN iNVITATION W1LL BE iT HAS BEEN, AND WILL CONTINUE TO EXTENDED BE, NECESSARY THAT A LARGE NUMBER OF THE ISLAND POPULATION BE GIVEN IN­ BINGO _T THE YOKWE YUK CLUB TONIGHT FORMATION PRIOR TO A RANGE EVENT. AT 8~oo THIS IS NECESSARY BOTH FOR EFFECTIVE OPERATION OF THE VARIOUS AGENCIES IN­ SEA SCOUTS WILL MEET AT THE SCOUT VOLVED AND AS A PRECAUT!ONARY MEAS­ HOUSE - NEXT TO THE COMMUN~~Y HOUSE - URE. HOWEVER, ALL PERSONNEL ARE RE­ WEDNESDAY AT 7 30 P.M. MINDED THAT MUCH OF THIS PRIOR IN­ FORMATION IS UNDER THE CATEGORY OF SQUARE DANCING WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT "FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY" AND AS SUCH, THE iOKWr VUK CLUB IS NOT TO BE PASSED ON IN LETTERS DANCiNG Will BEG!N PROMPTLY AT HOME, HAM PHONE PATCHES OR OTHER 8 P M. COME ON OUT AND JOiN THE FUN. COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA. THE PASSING ON OF RANGE EVENTS, JU~JOR CHOIR PRACTICE WILL BE HELD CEPT fOR THOSE DULY RELEASED, CAN THURSDAY NiGHT AT 6~30 IN THE MEMOR­ AND WILL BE, DEALT WITH MOST SEVERELY. IAL CHAPEL TbE JUNtOR C~OIR WILL SiNG IN THE HELP WANTED SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE. WILL YOUR HUSBAND BE STATIONED NEAR A MILITARY BASE WHEN YOU LEAVE EPISCOPAL EVE~ING PRAYER TONiG~T KWAJALEIN? HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY AT 7 P.M. 'N THE. MEMORIAL CHAPEL. TO ESTABLISH (OR CONTINUE) A CIVIL SERVICE CAREER. THE CORPS OF ENGIN­ LOST EERS HAVE AN OPENING FOR A CLERK­ --oNE PA~R or PPESC~IP1 lON SU~GLASSES TYPIST. PHONE 2187 FOR INFORMATION. WITH BLACK FRAMES REWARD RETURN TO BARRACKS MANAGER OFFICE SPECIAL SERVICES NEEDS A WELL QUAL­ If!EO TYPIST TO WORK IN THE HOUR­ GEN[RA~ NO;~C[ - WOuLD AhYONE WHO GLASS, PLEASE CALL 331 OR 2190 IF STILL OWES NURSERY SC~OOL MONEY 10 i I'ITERESTED. MRS BRACEY PLEAS[ PAY AT THE SPEC'AL SERVICES OFF'CE