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VOL. No. 1404 ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY 16 APRIL 1963 TEMPERATURES SECURITY LEAICALIFORNIA, (UPI)--THE LONDON, (UPI)--PRIME MINISTER HAROLD BATHYSCAPH TRIESTE WAS ABOARD A SHIP MACMILLAN'S GOVERNMENT, VEXED BY RE­ TODAY TO BEGIN A 10-DAY TRIP TO THE SOL ESTES PEATED SECURITY LAPSES DURING THE PAST ATLANTIC OCEAN TO AID IN SOLVING THE YEA~S TWO YEARS, TODAY SOUGHT CLUES TO A MYSTERY OF THE SUNKEN ATOMIC SUBMARINE GETS 15 CLANDESTINE "SPIES FOR PEACE" GROUP WHO TH~ESHER. EL PASO, TEXAS, (UPI)--U.So DISTRICT PUBLISHED TOP SECRET BRITISH PLANS TO GIANT CRANES LIFTED THE 50-TON CIGAR­ JUDGE Ro E. THOMASON SENTENCED BANKRUPT MEET A NUCLEAR ATTACKo SHAPED UNDERWATER RESEARCH CRAFT ABOARD FERTILIZER KING BILLIE SOL ESTES TO 15 THE PLANES WERE OUTLINED IN 4,000 THE DOCK LANDING SHIP POINT DEFIANCE YEARS IN PRISON TODAY FOR COMMITTING CRUDgLY PRINTED PAMPHLETS HANDED OUT YESTERDAY. IT WAS TO LEAVE FOR NEW MAIL FRAUD AND CONSPIRACY "IN ONE OF LAST THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TO ANTI-NU­ LONDON, CONNECTICUT, VIA THE PANAMA THE MOST GIGANTIC SWINDLES IN THE HIS­ CLEAR DEMONSTRATORS AT THE START OF THE CANAL THIS MORNING. TORY OF OUR COUNTRY." ANNUAL 50 MILE AlDERMASTON-TO LONDON THE USEFULNESS OF THE DEEP-DIVING THE 38-YEAR-OLD ESTES TOOK iT CALMLY. ANTI-NUCLEAR PROTEST o CRAFT IN DETERMINING THE CAUSE OF THE "I HAVE NOT ENTERED IN A CONSPiRACY THE 16,000 MARCHERS WIND UP THiS PRO­ THRESHER SINKING DEPENDS ON FINDING AND HAVE NOT INTENDED TO DEFRAUD ANY­ TEST WITH A RALLY TODAY AT HYDE PARK THE SUBMARINE, BELIEVED TO BE IN 8,400 ONE," ESTES SAID IN THE FIRST WORDS CORNER AT 3 P.Mo (1400 GMT)o FEET OF WATER. THE DEPTH WOULD PRESENT HE UTTERED IN HIS MAIL FRAUD AND CON­ HOME SECRETARY HENRY BROOKE CALLED NO PROBLEM TO THE BATHSCAPH WHICH HAS SPIRACY TRiAL. THE PAMPHLETS "THE WORK OF A TRAITOR" SUCCESSFULLY DESCENDED TO A RECORD DIVE ESTES REMAINS FREE iN $100,000 BOND. AND A DEFINITE BREACH OF THE OFFICIAL

OF NEARLY SEVEN MILES. JUDGE THOMASON REJECTED DEFENSE MOTIONS SE CRETS ACT 0 THE TRIESTE IS EQUIPPED WITH HUGE FOR A NEW TRIAL AND DELAY IN PASSING HE SAID BOTH HE AND MACMILLAN WERE LIGHTS, INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CAMERAS, SENTENCE. KEEPING IN CLOSE TOUCH WITH DEVELOP­ A TELEVISION CAMERA AND A MECHANICAL A JURY OF 10 MEN AND TWO WOMEN CON- MENTS AND ANGRY PROTESTS WERE EXPECTED ARM FOR PICKING UP OCEAN SPECIMENS. VICTED HIM OF FOUR COUNTS OF MAIL FRAUD IN PARLIAMENT WHEN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS LT. CMDR. DONALD Lo KEACH, COMMANDER AND ONE OF CONSPIRACY MARCH 28 IN A RESUME APRIL 23. THE PRINTING OF THE OF THE TRIESTE, EXPRESSED CONfiDENCE TRIAL THAT LASTED ALMOST THREE WEEKS. PAMPHLET INDICATED THAT THE INFORMA­ THE BATHSCAPH COULD SOLVE THE MYSTERY HE WAS ACQUITTED ON NiNE OTHER COUNTS TION COULD HAVE BEEN STOLEN OR LEAKED

OF THE THRESHER SINKING. OF FRAUD. TO THE "Sp I ES FOR PEACE" GROUP 0 BUT KEACH SAID SUCCESS OF ANY DIVES A STATE COURT AT TYLER, TEXAS, PRE­ THERE HAVE BEEN THREE MAJOR SPY CASES BY THE CRAFT DEPENDED ON THE ABilITY VIOUSLY HAD SENTENCED ESTES TO EIGHT IN BRITAiN SINCE MARCH !9610 Of THE NAVY TO LOCATE THE SUNKEN SUB- YEARS FOR SWINDLING A FARMER. TODAY!S THE DAILY EXPRESS SAiD SECURITY OF­ MARINE AND THE fAVORABILITY OF CURRENTS~SENTENCE MEANS THAT HE NOW FACES A TO- FICERS "IN MANY GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS THE TRIESTE SUBMERGES AND SURfACES TAL OF 23 YEARS iN PENiTENTIARIES. YESTERDAY LISTED POSSiBLE SUSPECTS"

VERTICALLY AND IS NOT CAPABLE OF EXTEN- THIRTY-TWO STATE AND FEDERAL COUNTS WITH ACCESS TO SECRET I NFORMAT iON 0 iT SIVE LATERAL MOVEMENT. THEREFORE IT AGAINST HIM REMAINED TO BE TRIED. SAID AS MANY AS 3,000 PERSONS MIGHT BE WOULD HAVE TO BE SUBMERGED IN THE IM- "You PERPETRATED~E OF THE MOST GI- QUESTIONED BEfORE THE INQUIRY IS fiNISH­ MEDIATE VICINITY OF THE THRESHER AND GANTiC SWINDLES iN THE HISTORY OF THE ED. COULD NOT SEARCH THE: OCEAN BOTTOM FOR COUN"tRY," 83-YEAR-OLD JuDGE THOMASON Moscow RADIO SAID SATURDAY IT HAS THE SUBMARINE. TOLD ESTES, IN SUMMARIZING THE CASE. ASKED ITS CORRESPONDENT IN LONDON, GEN­ KEACH SAID A SECONDARY PROBLEM WAS HE TOLD ESTES THAT HIS SWINDLE, EN- RIK TROFIMENKO, TO PROVIDE "PRECISE DE­ COMPUTING THE CURRENTS AT THE POINT VOLVING MORTGAGES WORTH $24 MILLION IN TAILS" OF THE PAMPHLET. WHERE THE THRESHER WAS LOCATED. IN NON-EXISTENT ANHYDROUS AMMONIA TANKS, THE DAILY TELEGRAPH QUOTED TROFIMENKO ORDER TO SUBMERGE THE TRIESTE FROM THE COULD NOT HAVE BEEN PERPETRATED WITH- AS SAYING "MY INFORMATION !S THAT Mos­ CORRECT SURFACE POINT, CURRENTS WHICH OUT THE HELP OF SUPERIOR (TANK) MANU- cow RADIO IS ALREADY IN POSSESSION OF WOULD LATER ITS DOWNWARD COURSE MUST FACTURING CO. OF AMARILLO, TEXAS. THE DOCUMENT." HE DENIED THE STATION BE DETERMINED BEFOREHAND. THREE OFFICIALS OF SUPERIOR--COLEMAN HAD RECEIVED IT THROUGH HIM. HE SAID IT WOULD BE TWO OR THREE D. MCSPADDEN, RUEL ALEXANDER AND HAROLD NEW URGENCY WAS GIVEN TO THE SEARCH WEEKS BEFORE THE TRIESTE WAS READY TO ORR--WERE INDICTED WITH ESTES. THEY FOR THE "Sp I ES FOR PEACE" AND THE I R

EXPLORE THE FATE OF THE THRESHER g THE PLEADED GUilTY TO FIVE COUNTS OF WHAT SUPPORTERS BY THE DISTRIBUTiON TO THE CRAFT WILL UNDERGO MECHANICAL CHECKS WAS AT FIRST A 29-cOUNT INDICTMENT AND ALDERMASTON MARCHERS LAST NIGHT OF AND A TEST DIVE BEfORE BEING TOWED FROM HAVE BEEN SENTENCED TO SIX TO 10 YEAR 15,000 LEAFLETS CONTAINING EXTRACTS OF NEW LONDON TO THE AREA WHERE THE TERMS IN THE PENITENTiARY. THE ORIGINAL PAMPHLET. THRESHER VANISHED WITH 129 PERSONS 00 •••• PETER CADOGAN, ONE OF THE MOST MILi­ i ABOARD. KENNEDY'S EXPECTING THIRD CHILD TANT BAN-THE-BOMB MARCHERS, SAID THE ABOUT 15 TECHNICIANS FROM THE NAVAL PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, (UPI)--PRESIDENT LEAFLETS WilL BE HANDED OUT TODAY IN ELECTRONICS LABORATORY HERE WHERE THE AND MRS. KENNEDY ARE EXPECTING THEIR LONDON. TRIESTE IS NOW BASED WERE TO MAKE THE THIRD CHILD IN LATE AUGUST, THE WHITE "THERE CAN BE NO CRIME IN REPRODUCING

VOYAGE TO NEW LONDONo HOUSE ANNOUNCED TODAY o WHAT PEOPLE ALREADY KNOW," HE SAID. HE PRESS SECRETARY PIERRE SALINGER DENIED HAVING ANYTHING TO DO WITH "SPIES 3,500 MARCHERS· SWARM THROUGH LONDON CALLED A SPECIAL NEWS CONFERENCE AT THE FOR PEACEo" LONDON, (UPI)--POLICE CLASHED TODAY VACATION WHITE HOUSE TO ANNOUNCE THE POLICE MADE PLANS TO REPELl ANY AT­ WITH AN ESTIMATED 35,000 BAN-THE-BOMB CAREFULLY GUARDED SECRET o HE SAID MRS. TEMPT BY THE MARCHERS TO STAGE A SIT­ MARCHERS WHO SWARMED THROUGH LONDON, KENNEDY HAS CANCELLED ALL OFFICIAL AC­ DOWN DEMONSTRATION AT WHiTEHALL, THE SURGED AROUND THE WALLS OF BUCKINGHAM TIVITIES UNTIL Tile BIRTH OF THE CHILD. GOVERNMENT CENTERo PALACE AND BATTLED THEIR WAY THROUGH THE ANNOUNCEMENT CONFIRMED RUMORS MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE OF 100, ONE POLICE CORDONS TO THE GOVERNMENT BUILD- THAT HAD BEEN CIRCULATING IN WASHING- OF THE TWO MAIN GROUPS BEHIND THE ALDER­ INGS IN WHITEHALL. TON AS WELL AS THE SPECULATION OF MASTON MARCH, HAVE WARNED THEY WILL TRY THE MARCHERS, AFTER SKIRMISHiNG WITH FRIENDS WHO THOUGHT 33-YEAR-OLD JACQUE­ TO BREAK THROUGH POLICE LINES TO REACH POLICE IN THE SUBURBS, PENETRATED INTO LINE LOOKED PREGNANT. MACMILLAN'S RESIDENCE AT ADMIRALTY HOUSE, THE HEART OF LONDON, AND BROKE THROUGH THE FIRST LADY IS THE THIRD OF THREE A SPOKESMAN FOR THE COMMITTEE SAID LINE AFTER LINE OF POLICE REINFORCE­ KENNEDY WIVES TO BE EXPECTING AT THIS THAT THE HYDE PARK RALLY WOULD BE NOTH­ MENTS o TIME. ALSO PREGNANT ARE THE WIVES OF ING BUT AN ANTI-CLIMAX AND THE COMMITTEE POLICE HELMETS, KNOCKED OFF BY THE KENNEDY'S TWO BROTHERS, ATTORNEY GEN­ MEMBERS PLANNED TO HOLD A MORE "EMPHA­ MARCHERS, ROLLED IN THE STREETS AS THE ERAL ROBFRT fo KENNEDY AND SENQ EDWARD liC" DEMONSTRATION. DEMONSTRATORS SURGED AGAINST POLICE M. KENNEDY, DEMOCRAT-MASSACHUSETTSo EXTRA POLICE WERE CALLED iN TO GUARD LINES. No SERIOUS CASUALTIES WERE RE­ IT APPEARED THAT MRS. KENNEDY WOULD THE WHITE HALL AREAo PORTED. CALL OFF PLANS TO ACCOMPANY THE PRESI­ THE "SPIES FOR PEACE" PAMPHLET CON­ WHEN MOUNTED POLICE RUSHED IN TO TRY DENT ON HIS SCHEDULED TRiP TO EUROPE TAINED A LIST OF 12 UNDERGROUND LOCA­ TO RESTORE CONTROL, THE CROWD BOOED AND IN JUNE. SHE PLANS TO REMAIN AT PALM TIONS IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, WALES AND SMASHED MORE HELMETS FROM THE HEADS OF BEACH UNTil APRiL 24 AND FLY TO CAPE NORTHERN IRELAND WHICH PURPORT TO BE THE "BOBBIES." ONE MARCHER THREW AN COD IN MAY TO SPEND THE SUMMER AT A THE SITES WHERE THE GOVERNMENT WOULD SEl APPLE WHICH KNOCKED OFF A POLICEMAN'S LEASED HOME iN HYANNISPORT, MASSACHU- UP ADMINiSTRATIVE HEADQUARTERS IN THE HAT. SETTS. EVENT OF A NUCLEAR WAR. ~~------~~~~------~~~~~~~~~------PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAV-16 APRIL 1962

PUBliSHED AT THE DIRECTION or THE COM­ SAYS NAUTILUS SABOTAGED JUVENILES HELD AfTER fiGHT MANDING OfFICER, PACifiC MISSILE RANGE PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE, (UPt )-­ WASHINGTON,{UPI )--JuvENILE AUTHOR~ FACILITY KWAJALEIN, MARSHAll ISLANDS, THE COMMANDER OF THE PORTSMOUTH NAVAL TIES TODAY HELD 11 BOYS IN THE D.C. IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU Of WEAPONS SHIPYARD SAID TODAY THAT HE HAD BEEN RECEIVING HOME fOR A COURT HEARING CONTRACT NOAS-C 4176-c WITH THE TRANS­ TOLD BY ANOTHER NAVAL OffiCER THAT FOLLOWING SEVERAL TEEN-AGE FIGHTS PORT COMPANY Of TEXAS. THE ATOMIC SUBMARINE NAUTILUS HAD BEEN AFTER THE WASHINGTON SENATORS' WEEK­ u THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY IIDELIBERATELY DAMAGED IN 1959. END BASEBALL GAME AT D.C STADIUM MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR REAR ADM CHARLES J PALMER, SHIPYNm POLICE SAla THE BOYS WOULD BE HELD NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEfORE PUBLICA­ COMMANDER, SAID THAT HE HAD "PERSONAL UNTIL THEY APPEARED IN COURT WITH TION DEADL I NE fOR NEWS I TEMS IS 10 KNOWLEDGE" OF THE INCIDENT BUT HAD THEIR PARENTS ON CHARGES Of ASSAULT A.M. DAY Of F\.JBLlCATION. CHECKED WITH ANOTHER OFFICER WHO TOLD AND AFFRAY THE HOURGL~SS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO HIM THAT A COURT OF INOUIRY HAD RETURN­ fOUR OF THE I I YOUNGSTERS HAVE AP­ EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. ED A F'~nING Of DELIBERATE DAMAGE. PEARED BEfORE JUVENIL~ AUTHORITIES BE­ THE RESPONSIBILITY fOR THE DAMAGE, FORE, POLICE SAID. EDITOR - JIM CHRISTENSEN PALMER SAID, WAS NEVER FIXED. ONE BOY VICTIM Of THE fiGHTS WAS IN PALMER DENIED EARLIER STATEMENTS THE HOSPITAL WITH A fRACTURED NOSE AND BRIDGE STOLEN ATTRIBUTED TO HIM THAT A CABLE HAD AT LEAST 10 OTHERS REQUIRED MEDICAL KILLtARN, $ceTLAND, (oPi )--LOST, BEEN CUT IN THE NAUTILUS AND THAT ATTENTION AFTER THE INCIDENT. STRAYED OR STOLEN: ONE RAILWAY BRIDGE. EARLIER, WHEN THE NAUTILUS WENT TO SEA POLICE SAID SEVERAL GROUPS Of NEGRO EARLY LAST WEEK, A SCRAP METAL GANG AND DIVED, IT WAS FORCED TO MAKE AN BOYS FOUGHT WITH WHITE YOUNGSTERS SHOWED UP AT THIS SCOTISH VILLAGE AND, EMERGENCY CLIMB BACK TO THE SURFACE AFTER ARGUMENTS STARTED ABOUT AN AL­ USING ACETYLENE TORCHES, BEGAN TO DIS­ BECAUSE OF FLOODING LEGED SPITTING AND NAME-CALLING. THEY MANTLE THE OLD BRIDGE WHICH ONCE PALMER SAID HE HAD BEEN TOLD OF THE SAID THEY DID NeT THINK THE FIGHTS CARRIED A RAILWAY LINE BETWEEN DAMAGE TO THE NAUTILUS BY CAPT. LANDO WERE RACIALLY INSPIRED. GLASGOW AND ABERfOYLE ZECH, COMMANDER OF THE NAUTILUS WHEN THE STADIUM WAS THE SCENE OF A RACE VILLAGERS, KNOWING THE BRIDGE WAS IT WAS DAMAGED. RIOT LAST THANKSGIVING DAY AT A HIGH SCHEDULED fOR DEMOLITION, PAID LITTLE SCHOOL CITY CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL ATTENTION. fOUR ESCAPE TO WEST BERLIN GAME BETWEEN PREDOMINENTLY WHITE AND THE fOUR MEN WORKED fOR TWO DAYS, BERLIN (UPI )--WESTERN POLICE TODAY NEGRO TEAMS. RIPPING DOWN THE SMALL BRIDGE AND REPORTED THE FLIGHT OF FOUR YOUNG A SPECIAL CITIZENS' COMMITTEE WAS CARTING IT AWAY, THEN, THEY DISAPPEARED. EAST GERMANS, INCLUDING A GIRL, TO A APPOINTED TO INVESTIGATE THE RIOT. ON THURSDAY ANOTHER DEMOLITION GANG CITY JAMMED BY EASTER VISTORS WHO CAME ITS REParr SAID THE BRAWL STEMMED FROM ARRIVED, COMPLETE WITH CREDENTIALS. TO SEE AND CROSS THE WALL SEVERAL ~EASO~S INCLUDING LACK OF "WHERE'S THE BRIDGE?" ASKED THE THE REfUGEES, ALL AGED 19, ESCAPED DISCIPLINE IN SCHOOLS AND AT HOME, fOREMAN. THROUGH BARBED WIRE UNNOTICED BY POOR SUPERVISION AT THE GAME AND LACK "tT'S GONE," SAID THE VILLAGERS. EASTERN BORDER GUARDS OF SUFfiCIENT POLICE TO HANDLE THE "NONSENSE," SAID THE fOREMAN. "IT THE GIRL AND TWO YOUTHS ESCAPED TO LARGE CROWDS. MUST BE THERE " THE AMERICAN SECTOR LAST NIGHT UNDER POLICE SAID SATURDAY'S FIGHTS OCCUR­ "IT'S NOT," SAID VILLAGE CONSTABLE COVER OF DARKNESS AND THE FOURTH ED IN THE STANDS AND OUTSIDE THE JIMMY fERGUSON, WHe WATCHED THE FIRST YOUTH FLED TO THE fRENCH SECTOR AT STA91UM AFTER THE SENATORS-BoSTON REO GANG TEAR DOWN THE BRIDGE. "I SAW DAWN. SOX GAME ENDEI:i>. THE MEN ALL RIGHT, BUT THERE WAS DESPITE THE WAL4 THE UNITY OF THE NOTHING SUSPICIOUS AS'UT THEM. I HAD SPLIT CITY AND NATION WAS STRfSSED WONtT HAND OVER TAPES NO DOUBT THEY WERE ANYTHING OTHER BY A NUMBER OF VISITORS FROM THE WEST PHILADELPHIA, (UPI )--THE PRESIDENT THAN A GENUINE DEMOLITION TEAM. AND IN EASTERN SUNDAY SERMONS. AND CITY EDITuR OF THE EVENING BULLE­ SCRAP METAL EXPERTS SAID THE GREAT AN ESTIMATED 120,000 TO 140,000 TIN WERE fiNED $1,000 AND SENTENCED BRIDGE ROBBERS PROBABLY MAKE ABOUT VISITORS, THE MOST SINCE WORLD WAR I I, TO fiVE DAYS IN COUNTY PRISON TODAY, 40 POUNDS ($112) SELLING THEtR LOOT. CAME HERE fROM WEST GERMANY FOR THE EACH ON CONTEMPT CHARGES. FOUR-DAY EASTER HOLIDAY LAST YEAR THE fiNES AND SENTENCES WERE IMPOSID SERGEANT YORK ILL 100,000 CAME ON BULLETIN PRESIDENT ROBERT L. lAYL~ NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, (UPI)--SGT. WEST BERLIN POLICE ESTIMATED ONE­ AND EARL SELBY, CITY EDITOR, AfTER ALVIN C YORK, THE WeRLD WAR 1 HERO TENTH OF THE VISITORS CROSSED BEHIND THEY REFUSED TO "PURGE THEMSELVES" BY WHO SINGLEHANDEDLY DEFEATED A GERMAN THE WALL INTO EAST BERLIN TO VISIT SUBMITTING CERTAIN EVIDENCE TO A GRANa MACHINEGUN BATTALION, WAS BReUGHT TO FRIENDS AND RELATIVES JURY INVESTIGATING ALLEGED CORRUPTION ST. THOMAS HIRE TODAY IN CR1TIAL CON­ AT TIMES 600 AUTOMOBILES WERE LINED IN CITY HALL. DITION UP AT THE TWO CROSSING POINTS FOR JUDGE BERNARD J. KELLEY OF COMMON DOCTeRS DESCRIBED THE 75-YEAR-OLD WEST GERMANS ON THE EAST-WEST BERLIN PLEAS COURT OFFEREI:i> TO PERMIT THEM MEDAL OF HONOR WINNER AS A "VERY SICK BORDER. SOME WEST GERMANS WAITED AS TO TURN OVER THE EVlDENCE, WHICH IN­ MAN" AND SAID HE WAS SUFFERING FROM LONG AS FOUR HOURS FOR CLEARANCE VOLVES TAPED INTERVIEWS WITH A FORMER POSSIBLE PNEUMONIA OR A HEART ALTHOUGH EASTERN eORDER GUARDS RELAXID POLITICAL LEADER, AFTER EDITING IT CONDITION. THEIR CONTROLS TO SPEED UP THEIR TO MAK£ SURE ALL NEWS SOURCES WERE THE DIAGNOSIS WAS NeT COMPLETED,BUT PASSAGE PROTECTED TAYLOR DECLINED. OFFICIALS SUMMONDED THE FAMILY OF THE KELLEY FIXED eAIL ATI$I,OOO EACH REO-HAIRED SHARPSHOOTER TO HIS BEDSII:E. SUPPLIES fOR VICTIMS fOR TAYLOR ANe SELBY PENDING OUTCOME YORK HAS BEEN BEDR'IDEM SINCE HE JAKARTA, (UPI )--THE "SOBSI GUNUNG OF THEIR APPEAL. THEY WERE PERMITTED SUFfERED A STROKE EIGHT YEARS AGO. AGUNG EXPRESS," A CARAVAN Of 20 TRUCKS TO SIGN THEIR OWN BONO. HE WAS BROUGHT HERE FROM HIS PALL EACH HAULING A MILLION RUPIAHS WORTH MALL, TENNESSEE HOME WHERE DOCTORS OF FOOD, CLOTHING AND MEDICINE, STARTED SPACE STUDIES ORDERED SAID HE fAILEG TO RESPOND TO TREAT­ AN OVERLAND TREK TO BALI SATURDAY WITM WASHINGTON, (UPI )--THE SPACE AGENCY MENT FOR SEVERE SHGULCER, CHEST AND SUPPLIES FOR VOLCANO REfUGEES. TODAY ORDERED STUDIES EXPECTED TO BACK PAINS THE GOODS WERE COLLECTED BY MEMBERS RESULT IN SENDING MONKEYS AND OTHER A HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN SAID THE OF THE SOBSI LABOR FEDERATION, ACCORD­ ANIMALS INTO ORBIT AND BRINGING THEM PROGNOSIS FOR YORK IS "GUARDEO," ING TO THE OFFICIAL NEWS AGENCY ANTARA. BACK ALIVE WHICH HE EXPLAINED MEANT THAT DOCTORS THE CARAVAN, WHICH WILL DRIVE THE THE FLIGHTS WOULD BE PART Of THE WERE NOT SURE WHETHER THE OLD LENGTH OF JAVA THROUGH ALL ITS MAJOR BIOSCIENCE PROGRAM OF THE NATIONAL SOLDIER'S CONDITION weULD TURN FOR TOWNS EN ROUTE, EXPECTS TO PICK UP AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION THE BETTER OR WORSE. MORE VEHICLES AND DONATIONS ALONG THE (NASA) THIS PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO WAY UNTIL THEY ARRIVE AT THEBANJUWANGIN GET INFORMATION ON SPACE EFFECTS FINALLY fASTEN SEAT BELTS FERRYPO'NT WITH A TOTAL OF 25 VEHICLES. WHICH WILL BE USEFUL IN THE MOON DUESSELDORF, GERMANY (UPI )--fORTY­ THE INDONESIAN NAVY HAS ANNOUNCED LANDING AND FUTURE fLIGHT PROJECTS EIGHT BRITISH "BAN-THE BOMB" DEMON­ A TOTAL OF 2,500 VOLCANO REFUGEES HAVE INVOLVING MEN STRATORS WHO HAD HELD UP A CHARTERED BEEN EVACUATED BY SEA ALONG THE NORTH THE AGENCY IS ASKING CONGRESS FOR AIRLINER FOR THREE DAYS BY REFUSING COAST OF THE ISLAND $41 3 MILLION FOR THE BIOSCIENCE TO FASTEN THEIR SEAT BELTS BUCKLED DONATIONS AT HOME AND ABROAD FOR PROGRAM IN THE f'SCAL YEAR STARTING THEM THIS AFTERNOON AND THE PLANE THE REFUGEES WERE STILL ARRIVING. JUL Y I. FLEW THEM BACK TO LONDON. IN TODAY'S ACTION NASA ASKED THREE THE TWIN-ENGINED DC3 TOOK eff WITH SIGNALS fROM NEW SATELLITE COMPANIES TO MAKE SIX-WEEK STUDIES 48 BRITONS AND SEVEN WEST GERMANS LONDON, (UPI )--RADIO SIGNALS FROM ON 61 O-~lELLI TI ES SPACECRAFT FOR ABOARO. THE Y AGREED TO F AS TEN THE' R COSMO 14, THE SOVIET UNION'S LATEST ORBITING EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS, SEAT BELTS ONLY AfTER THE SEVEN WEST UNMANNED SATELLITE, WERE PICKED UP ORGANISMS, AND PLANTS GERMANS WERE PERMITTED TO JOIN THE TODAY BY THE UNITED PRESS INTERNAT10~ GROUP fOR A MAR~H IN BRITAIN MONITORING STATION HERE PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE, (UPI )-­ THE SUBMARINE THRESHER WAS COMMIS­ SIONED IN AUGUST 1961 PAGE 3 HOURGLASS APRIL 16, 1963 STEEL PRICES PITTSBURGH, (UPI)--GIANT U.S. STEEL CORP., BELLWETHER or THE INDUSTRY, WAS HISTORY OF THE ISLANDS EXPECTED TO BREAK ITS SILENCE TODAY ON THE CURRENT PRICE ISSUE AND ITS POSI­ AF'TER 1935 THE EXPANSIONIST POLICIES Or JAPAN BECAME THE DOMINANT TION WAS BEING ANXIOUSLY AWAITED BY rACTOR IN ISLAND AFFAIRS. BECAUSE Or THE SHORTAGES OF' RAW MATERIALS OTHER MEMBERS OF' "BIG STEEL," THE WHITE WITHIN THE JAPANESE EMPIRE, INTENSIVE ECONOMIC R£SEARCH AND DEVELOP­ HOUSE AND THE UNITED STEELWORKERS UNION. MENT WAS LAUNCHED, AND THE AGRICULTURAL, MINERAL AND MARINE INDUSTRIES WHICHEVER WAY IT MOVES, THE NATIONtS WERE PUSHED FORWARD UNDER OrF'ICIAL SPONSORSHIP. THE ISLANDS WERE I NUMBER ONE PRODUCER IS EXPECTED TO EN- FLOODED WITH MILITARY PERSONEL AND WITH KOREAN, OKINAWAN AND OTHER COUNTER TROUBLE. LABORERS FOR USE IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF MILITARY FORTIFICATIONS. FROM IF IT GOES ALONG WITH THE PRICE HIKES 1935 ON, UNTIL THE ISLANDS WERE CAPTURED BY THE UNITED STATES FORCES, ANNOUNCED LAST WEEK BY WHEELING STEEL LITTLE IS KNOWN IN DETAIL CONCERNING THE ACTUAL QOVERNING POLICY FOL­ CORP. AND SUNDAY BY LUKENS STEEL CO., LOWED BY THE JAPANESE IN THE ISLANDS. THE ENTIRE MANDATED AREA WAS IT MAY PUT THE ENTIRE INDUSTRY IN THE VIRTUALLY CLOSED TO ALL rOREIGN TRAFFI~ AND LITTLE ACCURATE INFORMA­ POSITION OF' EXPECTING WAGE AND F'RINGE TION REACHED THE OUTSIDE WORLD. WHAT HAPPENED IN 1941 DEMONSTRATED BENEFIT IMPROVEMENT DEMANDS FROM THE THAT DURING THE INTERVENING YEAR~ THE PARAMOUNT OBJECTIVE HAD BEEN STEELWORKERS, WHO UNDER THEIR CONTRACT FITTING OUT AND FORTIF'ICATION OF THE MAJOR ISLANDS IN ORDER THAT THEY ARE F'REE TO RE-OPEN SUCH TALKS ANYTIME COULD PLAY THEIR ROLE IN THE MILITARY PROGRAM'TO BE EMBARKED UPON BY AF'TER MAY I. THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. IF IT DOES NOT INCREASE PRICES, THE THE ISLANDERS APPEAR TO HAVE ENJOYED EXTENDED ECONOMIC PROSPERITY, HIKE BY WHEELING AND LUKENS UNDOUBTEDLY BUT THEIR PROGRESS IN POLITICAL ADVANCEMENT WAS PUSHED INTO THE BACK­ WILL HAVE TO BE RESCINDED OR THE TWO GROUND. THEIR SERVICES WERE USED WHERE IT WOULD BENEFIT THE JAPANESE, FIRMS FACE LOSS OF BUSINESS BT CUSTO­ AND WHERE NECESSARY THEY WERE REMOVED FROM THEIR FORMER LIVING SITES MERS WHO WILL TURN TO OTHER PRODUCERS TO MAKE WAY FOR THE MILITARY. PONAPEANS REPORTED TO THE INCOMING WITH LOWER COSTS. AMERICANS A JAPANESE POST-WAR PLAN TO TAKE ALL PONAPEANS TO KUSAIE, AN FINALLY, PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAS EXCEPT THOSE WANTED AS WORKERS, AND TO RESETTLE THAT LARGE ISLAND WITH SAID TWICE THAT HE WOULD NOT OBJECT TO 50,000 JAPANESE NATIONALS. As IN EARLIER YEARS, T"E JAPANESE PAID A "SELECTIVE" ADJUSTMENT IN PRICES BUT CONSIDERABLE ATTENTION TO HEALTH CONDITIONS, AND PROVIDED LIMITED HE WOULD, AS HE DID IN 1962, OPPOSE EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES, EMPHASIZING THE LEARNING OF THE JAPANESE LAN­ VIGOROUSLY AN ACROSS-THE-BOARD HIKE. GUAGE, INDOCTRINATION TO JAPANESE "MORALS", AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING. THE PRESENT COST or STEEL IS AN AVER­ THE WAR AND POST-WAR PERIOD: AF'TER PEARL HARBOR, JAPAN'S RAPiD MOVE­ AGE $150-$155 PER TON. MENT SOUTH AND EASTWARD INTO THE PACIF'IC REVEALED THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE STEELWORKERS ARE NOT EXPECTED TO MILITARY PREPARATIONS HAD BEEN UNDERTAKEN AND OPERATIONS PROJECTED MAKE A QUICK ANNOUNCEMENT EVEN AFTER WHICH INCLUDED THE USE or THE MANDATED ISLANDS AS BASES FOR AGGRESSION. U.S STEEL BREAKS THE SILENCE. A PRICE THE CAPTURE OF GUAM ON DECEMBER 10, 1941, BY THE JAPANESE SOLIDIFIED HIKE WILL TRIGGER A CONTRACT Rt-OPENING THEIR HOLD IN THE MICRONESIAN AREA WHICH FORMED A NATURAL STRATEGIC ONLY IF' THE MARKET SUPPORTS THE PRICES. BARRtER OF ISLANDS FROM WHICH JAPANESE POWER WAS APPLIED THROUGHOUT AT PRESENT, THE MARKET IS GOOD AND THE PACIFIC. STEEL OUTPUT LAST WEEK WAS 2,450,000 THE FIRST MAJOR BREAK IN THIS ISLAND BARRIER CAME IN 1943, BY WHICH INGOT TONS, 4,000 TONS LESS THAN THE TIME UNITED STATES AND ALLIED FORCES HAD GATHERED ENOUGH STRENGTH TO WEEKLY HIGH OF 1962. NEXT WEEKtS OUT­ START THEIR HISTORIC WESTWARD MOVEMENT. A SUCCESSION OF KEY ISLANDS PUT MAY BE THE HIGHEST SINCE MARCH OF WERE TAKEN BY MILITARY OCCUPATION AND USED AS STEPPING STONES FROM 1960. WHICH TO LAUNCH ATTACKS UPON JAPANESE INSTALLATiONS CLOSER TO THE JA­ BUT SOME OBSERVERS POINT OUT THAT MUC~ PANESE HOMELAND AND FINALLY UPON THE HOMELAND ITSELF. EACH CAPTURED OF THE BUYING IS CUSTOMER HEDGING AGAIN~T ISLAND WAS F'ORTIFIED, AND AIRSTRIPS AND MILITARY AND NAVAL INSTALLA­ A POSSIBLE STRIKE AND AGAINST A PRICE TIONS BUILT TO MAKE IT A SPRINGBOARD rOR FURTHER OPERATIONS, THUS INCREASE. STEADILY WEAKENING THE MILITARY POWER or THE JAPANESE. THE LAST TIME THE INDUSTRY RAISED AT THIS TIME THE ONLY ISLANDS WANTED WERE THOSE WHICH WERE BEST SUITED PRICES WAS IN 1958. F'OR RAPID CONSTRUCTION OF MILITARY INSTALLATIONS, SO THAT THE ISLANDS ALSO WAITING IN THE BACKGROUND ARE THE WITH BETTER NATURAL ADVANTAGES WERE SELECTED FOR OCCUPATION. A NATURAL OTHER FOUR TOP PRODUCERS--BETHLEHEM, HARBOR WAS NECESSARY, AS TIME DID NOT PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF LARGE JONES & LAUGHLIN, NATIONA~ AND REPUB- SCALE BREAKWATERS OR EXCESSIVE DREDGING OPERATIONS. ALONG WITH GOOD L I C. LANDING FACILITIES, SUF'FICIENT FLAT TERRAIN WAS ESSENTIAL TO PERMIT THE RAPID CONSTRUCTION OF LARGE AIRrr£LDS AND OTHER SHORE BASED MILI­ BALLOON FLIGHT TARY INSTALLATIONS; USUALLY THE JAPANESE ALREADY HAD AIRFIELDS AT SUCH POINTS. ALAMOGORDO, NEW MEXICO, (UPI)--THE PAGE 15 DELAY-PLAGUED PROJECT STARGAZER BAL- LOON AND ITS TWO-MAN TEAM MOVED INTO THE FINAL HOURS OF A COUNTDOWN F'OR THE DAWN FLIGHT TODAY TO STUDY THE STARS. LETTER TO HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR WOMEN WHO SMOKE A PROJECT SPOKESMAN AT HOLLOMAN AIR HERE IS A LETTER RECEIVED BY THE CH I CAGO, (Up I) --AN OBSTETR J Q I AN 1 FORCE BASE SAID LAST NIGHT THE LAUNCH HONORABLE M W. GODING, HIGH COMMISSIONER SAID TODAY MOTHERS-TO-BE WHO SMOKE ARE COUNTDOWN WAS PROCEDING, "AND IT LOOKS or THE TRUST TERRITORY or THE PACIFIC LIKELY TO GIVE BIRTH TO BABIES WEIGH­ LIKE WE'LL GET HER OF'F THE GROUND THIS ISLANDS, AS REPRINTED fROM THE MAJURO TIME" ING A HALF POUND LESS THAN THOSE or NEWSPAPER, "THE OBSERVER." NON-SMOKING WOMEN. TENTATIVE LAUNCH TIME WAS 1330 GMT. "DEAR COMMISSIONER GODING: DR. JAY R. ZABRIESKIE ALSO WARNED AIR FORCE CAPT. JOSEPH W. KITTINGER I HOPE YOU WILL TRANSMIT TO THE THAT THE INCIDENCE OF PREMATURE BIRTHS JR. AND CIVILIAN ASTRONOMER WILLIAM PEOPLE OF THE ISLAND OF KILl, WHO MADE WAS TIMES MORE F'REQUENT AMONG WHITE, WHO MADE THE FIRST rLIGHT LAST 2~ THE HANDBAGS FOR ME, MY SINCERE APPRE­ SMOKING MOTHERS. DECEMBER, WERE READY TO MAN THE GONDOLA CIATION FOR THEIR GRACIOUS GESTURE. ZABRIESKIE MADE THE REPORT IN THE CARRIED BY A MAMMOTH HELIUM-FILLED THEY ARE BEAUTlrUL PIECES OF' HAND BALLOON. APRIL ISSUE OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECO­ CRAfTSMANSHIP, AND I AM DELIGHTED TO LOGY, OFfiCIAL JOURNAL OF' THE AMERICAN THEY WILL RIDE THE BALLOON UP 80,000 HAVE SUCH A WONDERfUL PRESENT FROM THE COLLEG~ OF OBSTETRICIANS AND GYNECO­ fEET OR MORE TO CARRY OVER 90 PER CENT MARSHALL ISLANDS. OF THE DISTORTING ATMOSPHERE TO ALLOW LOGISTS THANK YOU rOR BRINGING THEM TO ME, HE FORMED HIS OPINIONS FROM A STUDY WHITE TO GET A CLEAR VIEW OF THE STARS AND PLEASE DO GIVE MY SPECIAL THANKS THROUGH A 12.5-INCH GYROSCOPIC TELES­ OF 2,000 CONSECUTIVE alRTHS AT TRIPLER TO THE WOMEN OF' KILt F'OR THEIR THOUGHT- ARMY HOSPITAL, HONOLULU, HAWAII. ZA­ COPE FULLNESS. WHITE AND KITTINGER MADE THE fiRST BRIESKIE IS NOW STATIONED AT FT CAR­ WITH BEST WISHES, SON, COLORADO. rLIGHT LAST DECEMBER, BUT SUCCESS WAS SINCERELY YOURS, HE SAID HE fOUND A "SLIGHTLY HIGHER HAMPERED BY TROUBLE WITH THE DELICATE /s/ JACQUELINE KENNED~' TELESCOPE. INCIDENCE OF SPONTANEOUS ABORTION (MISCARRIAGE)" AMONG MOTHERS WHO SMOKE[ A SECOND FLIGHT WAS SCHEDULE MARCH 18, BUT WAS SET BACK DAY BY DAY UNTIL, AT FOR SALE--COMPLETE SSB HAM RIG. CON- DURING PREGNANCY. THE MOMENT OF LAUNCH 10 DAYS LATER A SISTS OF HEATH M-T I TRANSMITTER, SB-IO HIS STUDY INCLUDED 957 SMOKERS AND GUST OF WIND WHIPPED UP THE BALLOO~ IN- SSB ADAPTER, MO~AWK REC~IVER AND POWER 1,043 NON-SMOKERS BUT DID NOT COVER TO A 40-FOOT LAUNCHING CRANE RIPPING SUPPLY. ALSO, Hy GAIN TH-4 TRI-BAND MULTIPLE BIRTHS. THE TISSUE-THIN MATERIAL AND' ALLOWING BEAM. CALL 9-546 OR SEE AT REEF 307 ZABRrESKIE RECOMMENDED WOMEN WITH A THE HELIUM TO ESCAPE. • ••••• HISTORY OF PREMATURE BIRTHS ~ MIS­ PLAY IS ONE OF THE MAIN BASES OF' PREVAILING WINOS ARE EXPECTED TO CAR CARRIAGES SHOULD STOP SMOKING. - CIVILIZATION. RY THE BALLOON WELL INTO TEXAS. • ••• It • ...... --JOHAN HUIZINGA IF IT'S NEWS--CALL THE HOURGLASS! I APRIL 16, 1963 HOURGLASS PAGE 4 ,

HISTORY OF THE ISLANDS CONTINUED UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII THE ISLANDS CHOSEN HAD ALSO or NECESSITY TO BE LARGE ENOUGH TO ArrORD AN INTERESTING COURSE BEING orrERED SPACE rOR THE BUILDING or HOUSING rOR LARGE NUMBERS or TROOPS AND TO AT THE KWAJALEIN CENTER BY THE UNIVER­ rURNISH STORAGE SPACE rOR THE VAST AMOUNT or EQUIPMENT NEEDED rOR THE SITY or HAWAI I THIS SEMESTER IS GENERAL SUCCEssrUL PROSECUTION or THE WAR. AND LAST, BUT BY NO MEANS LEAST, SCIENCE 530, A 3 UNIT COURSE. IT COVERS THE ISLANDS SELECTED WERE THOSE Krr SO WELL PROTECTED AND DErENDED BY THE HISTORY or THE DEVELOPMENT or SCIEN­ THE JAPANESE THAT THE COST or TAKING THEM WOULD OVERSHADOW THEIR VALUE TlrlC THOUGHT, rROM ANCIENT CIVILIZATION IN THEIR rUTURE USE AS BASES rOR ADVANCED OPERATIONS. THUS A GREAT MANY TO MODERN TIMES. IT POINTS OUT MAN'S ISLANDS INCLUDING SOME or THE STRONGEST JAPANESE BASES WERE BYPASSED AND CHANGING IDEAS CONCERNING THE UNIVERSE, NEVER OCCUPIED UNTIL ArTER THE rORMAL SURRENDER or THE JAPANESE. IN MANY rlELDS or SCIENCE. PHILOSOPHIE1 THE EARLY CAMPAIGNS or THE JAPANESE rORCES HAD REACHED ALMOST TO THE AS WELL AS TEC~NOLOGICAL IDEAS ARE EX­ CONTINENT or AUSTRALIA, SO THAT IS WAS NECESSARY TO rlRST RECAPTURE PLORED. IT IS A COURSE RErERRED TO IN ISLANDS rOR BASES IN THE SOLOMONS, NEW GUINEA, NEW BRITAIN AND THE GIL­ UNIVERSITY CIRCLES AS A "CULTURAL ELEC- I BERTS. ArTER THE TAKING or TARAWA AND MAKIN IN THE GllBER~, THE NEXT TIVE", MEANING THAT IT AIMS TO STIMULATE STEP WAS TO MOVE NORTHWESTWARD INTO THE MARSHALLS, THE FIRST or THE STUDENTS THOUGHTS, REGARDLESS or HIS JAPANESE TERRITORIES PROPER. THE rlRST ISLANDS OCCUPIED IN THE MAR­ PART I CULAR r I ELD or INTEREST. I T CARR I E SHALLS WERE KWAJALEIN AND MAJURO ON 31 JANUARY 1944. THEN THEY OC~ GRADUATE AS WELL AS UNDERGRADUATE CREDI1 CUPIED ENIWETA ON 19 FEBRUARY 1944. THESE THREE ISLANDS, ESPECIALLY THE PREREQUISITE IS ONE YEAR or LABORA-I KWAJALEIN WITH ITS ENORMOUS LAGOON AND ANCHORAGES, PROVIDED EXCELLENT TORY SCIENCE. AUDITORS ARE ACCEPTED. POINTS rROM WHICH TO MOUNT ATTACKS UPON THE ADJACENT ISLANDS IN THE THE INSTRUCTOR IS OR. THOMAS S. WHITE­ TERRITORY. CLOUD, WHO IS WELL QUALlrlED TO TEACH ArTER THE THREE BASES IN THE MARSHALLS WERE COMPLETED, THE NEXT STEP THIS COURSE, AND IS ALSO WELL KNOWN WAS TO ESTABLISH BASES IN THE MARIANAS. THEY WERE CLOSE ENOUGH TO TOKYO TO AROUND KWAJALEIN AS A STIMULATING PER­ ALLOW NON-STOP BOMBING RAIDS rROM THEM TO ANY POINT IN THE JAPANESE SONALITY. HOMELAND. THE rlRST ISLAND OCCUPIED WAS SAIPAN, WHICH WAS TAKEN BY REGISTRATION rOR THIS COURSE, AND ALL COMBINED ARMY, NAVY AND MARINE CORPS rORCES ON 15 JUNE 1944. THE COURSES orrERED rOR THE NEW SEMESTER NEXT STEP WAS TO RECAPTURE GUAM. THE ASSAULT STARTED ON 21 JULY AND WILL CONTINUE THIS WEEK, WEDNESDAY, AND THE ISLAND WAS COMPLETELY RECAPTURED BY 10 AUGUST 1944. DURING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY rROM 7-9 P.M. iN THE PERIOD or THE ATTACK ON GUAM THE ISLAND or TINIAN WAS ALSO OCCUPIED, ROOM I or THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL No STARTING ON 24 JULY 1944. rROM THESE THREE ISLANDS IN THE MARIANAS, REGISTRATION WILL BE HELD TO,JlGHT. SECURED ONLY ArTER COSTLY AND BITTER riGHTING, THE B-29 AIR RAIDS ON JAPAN WERE STAGED. Or JUSTICE--AS Ir JUSTICE COULD BE ANl IN ORDER TO MAKE PROJECTED rUTURE ATTACKS ON THE PHILIPPINES EASIER, THING BUT THE SAME AMPLE LAW, EXPOUNDED BASES rOR OPERATIONS HAD TO BE TAKEN IN THE WESTERN CAROLINES. PALEIU BY NATURAL JUDGES AND SAVIORS, or THE SOUTHERN END or THE MAIN PALAU GROUP WAS TAKEN ON 15 SEPTEMBER As Ir IT MIGHT BE THIS THING OR THAT 1944. ANGUAR, THE ADJACENT PHOSPHATE ISLAND,rWAS TAKEN ON 17 SEPTEMBER THING, ACCORDING TO DECISIONS. 1944, AND ULITHI, THE ATOLL NORTHEAST or YAP HAVING A SPACIOUS LAGOON --WALT WHITMAN ANCHORAGE, WAS TAKEN ON 23 SEPTEMBER 1944. THE ISLANDS LISTED HERE WERE THE ONLY ONES WHICH WERE CAPTURED WITHIN AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE THE MANDATE PRIOR TO THE rORMAL SURRENDER or THE JAPANESE NATION. A TUESDAY, 16 APRIL 1963 GREAT MANY OTHER ISLANDS WERE SUBJECTED TO HEAVY AIR BOMBING AND SHELLING 5:05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT BY NAVAL VESSELS. ALTHOUGH BOMBINGS AND SHELLINGS WERE CARRIED OUT 6:00 NEWS ONLY ON THE rORTlr'ED ISLANDS SUCH AS TRUK, YAP AND THE NORTHERN PALAUS, 6:15 SCIENCE EDITOR ALL THE ISLANDS IN THE AREA SUrrERED, DUE TO THE DISRUPTED ECONOMY 6:30 My FAVORITE HUSBAND CAUSED BY THE COMPLETE BLOCKADE or JAPANESE SHIPPING IN THE ENTIRE 7:00 ENCHANTMENT or MUSIC MANDATED AREA. ArTER THE SURRENDER or THE JAPANESE ON 2 SEPTEMBER 1945, 7:30 ONE NIGHT STAND THE REST or THE ISLANDS WERE OCCUPIED OR VISITED AS QUICKLY AS CIRCUM- 8:00 VOYAGE or THE SCARLETT QUEEN STANCES PERMITTED. 8:30 SPORTS REPORT As EACH ISLAND WAS TAKEN DURING OR ArTER THE WAR, THE JAPANESE CONTROL 8:45 BIG NOISE ENDED, IT BECAME SUBJECT TO UNITED STATES AUTHORITY IN ACCORDANCE WITH 9:15 PERSONAL STORY THE INTERNATIONAL LAW or BELLIGERENT OCCUPATION. THE rlRST TASK CON­ 9:20 NEWS ANALYSIS rRONTING THE OCCUPYING rORCES WAS TO CAPTURE ALL UNITS or THE JAPANESE 9=30 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES ARMED rORCES. THESE WERE DISARMED, COLLECTED IN PRISONER-Or-WAR CAMPS, 10,:00 GEORGE AND BOB AND TREATED AS PRISONERS-Or-WAR IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RULES or INTER- 12:00 SIGN Orr NATIONAL LAW. WEDNESDAY, 17 APRIL 1963 6:00 A.M. SIGN ON PAGE 16 6:02 DON THE DAWN BREAKER 7:00 NEWS L------~7:05 DAWN BREAKER CONT'D 7=30 SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL fLYING ELEPHANT LANDS AT WAKE ALGIERIAN LEADER IN COMA 8:00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKrAST CLUB AFTER ASSINATION ATTEMPT 8:30 ARTHUR GODrREY DUMBO IS THE NAME or AN IMAGINARY 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES rLYING ELEPHANT AND ALSO THE CALL SIGN ALGIERS, ALGERIA, (UPI)--FOREIGN 9:30 WORLD or SHOW BUSINESS or SEARCH AND RESCUE AIRCRArT. DUMBO MINISTER MoHAMMED KHEMISTI, 32, WAS 10:00 JOY Boys MET WITH DUMBO RECENTLY WHEN SAR WAKE REPORTED TODAY TO BE STILL IN A COMA 10:10 PERSONAL STORY INTERCEPTED A PAN-AM DC-7 CARGO rLIGHT IN AN ALGIERS HOSPITAL WITH A BULLET 10:15 GUEST STAR CARRYING A BABY ELEPHANT ON A TOKYO- LODGED IN HIS BRAIN ArTtR AN ATTEM~TED .., ASSINATION • 10:30 JOHNNY BOND HONOLULU LEG or IT's JOURNEY. THE DC-7 11:00 TURN BACK THE CLOCK HAD rEATHERED ONE or IT'S ENGINES 500 HOSPITAL SOURCES SAID THEY BELIEVED 11:25 MARSHALLESE NEWS MILES NORTH or WAKE ISLAND. THAT IT IS UNLIKELY THE HIGHLY REGARDED 11:30 MARSHALLESE PROGRAM THE INTERCEPT PLANE WAS PILOTED BY YOUNG DIPLOMAT WILL EVER REGAIN CON- LT (JG) GORDON W. BURGESS WITH PLANE SCIOUSNESS 12:00 NEWS 12:05 WEATHER-STOCKS CAPTAIN GENE JORGENSON, AME3, AND HE WAS SHOT DOWN BY A GUNMAN LAST 12:15 MIDDAY MELODIES RADIOMAN J.M McMAHON. THURSDAY AS HE LErT THE NATIONAL As­ 12:30 FLAIR THE DC-7 LANDED SArELY AT WAKE, ITS SEMBLY BUILDING WITH HIS WirE FATIMAN. 1 :00 NE,.,SMAKERS ULTIMATE POINT or DEPARTURE AND DES­ TINATION WERE NOT KNOWN. DULUTH, MINN., (UPI)--MR. MAGOO, THE 1:15 SPORTS DESK DULUTH ZOO's rAMOUS MONGOOSE, IS GET- 1:30 SHOP CONCERT 3:00 A QUARTER CENTURY or SWING GUN FIGHT IN NAPLES TING rAT rACING A THIN rUTURE. MAGOO HAS PUT ON SO MUCH WEIGHT THAT 4:00 COUNTRY COR~ER NAPLES, ITALY, (UPI)--PISTOL SHOTS THE DOOR TO HIS PEN HAD TO BE ENLARGED. 4:,0 PAU HANA SERENADE DROWNED OUT THE MUSIC or TWO BRASS­ 5100 AFRTS NEWS ANALYSIS BANDS IN THE MAIN SQUARE or THE NEARBY GENERAL MESS MENU - WEDNESDAY VILLAGE or PARETE TODAY WHEN TWO RIVAL BREAKFAST 'DINNER SUPPER CLANS TURNED THE rEAST or PARETE'S FRUIT JUICE TOMATO RICE Soup CREAM or POTATO SOUP PATRON SAINT INTO A WILD GUN BATTLE. FRESH FRUIT SOUTHERN POT ROAST GROUND ROUND W/MACARONI WHEN THE SMOKE CLEARED, THREE PARTI­ HOT & COLD CEREAL SAUTEED GREEN BEANS FRIED CHICKEN'GIBLETS CIPANTS IN THE SHOOTING WERE CRITICALL~ BUCKWHEAT CAKES W/SYRUP STEAMED RICE MASHED POTATOES INJURED AND A PASSER-BY HAD A BULLET SCRAMBLED EGGS CHEr's SALAD W/DRESSING BUTTERED SPINACH W/BACON IN A LEG. SAUSAGE FRUIT JELLO W/CREAM STEAMED RICE POLICE SAID FIVE OR SIX PERSONS TOOK STEAMED RICE COLD DRINK SALAD BAR W/DRESSING PART IN THE GUN BATTLE, rlRING 20 SHO~ POUND CAKE THE riGHT WAS APPARENTLY THE OUTGROWTH FRIED POTATOES CHILLED MILK or AN OLD RIVALRY BETWEEN TWO rAMILIES. MILK-CorrEE-HoT TEA CorrEE-HoT TEA MILK-CorFEE-HoT TEA SANDERS WINS GREENSBORO OPEN GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, (UPt)-­ YOUNG DOUG SANDERS, PLAYING A SLOW AND DELIBERATE GAME, FIRED A 69 TODAY --HIS FOURTH sue-PAR ROUNO--TO WIN SPORTS THE $35,000 GREATER GREENSBORO GOLF r-______ITOURNAMENT WITH A 270 TOTAL

PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION TUESDAY 16 APRIL 196 3 SANDERS, 29, WITH HIS WIFE AND 5- I______~------~ YEAR-OLD SON LOOKING ON, TOOK THE SCUBA QUALIfICATION TEST LEAD AFTER THE SECOND ROUND OF THE 72 A SCUBA QUALIFICATION TEST WILL BE HOLE TOURNAMENT AND CARRIED A FiVE­ ADMINISTERED BY THE DIVEMASTERS OF THE STROKE EDGE GOING INTO THE FINAL KWAJAlE'N SCUBA CLUB BEGINNING MONDAY, ROUND ON THE PAR-71 SEDGEF1ELD COUNTRY 29 APRIL AT 7 P.M. AT THE SCUBA CLUB­ CLU8 COURSE HOUSE SiNCE A LARGE NUMBER OF APPLI­ THE MOUNTAINBALL MEETING Of TEAM JIMMY CLARK FINISHED FOUR STROKES 4 CANTS ARE ANTICIPATED, THE FOLLOWING COACHES AND REPRESENTATIVES WAS HELD IN BACK OF SANDERS WITH A 27 PRIORITY WILL BE GIVEN: AT THE SPECIAL SERVI~ES OFFICES LAST SANDERS EARNED FIRST PLACE PRIZE MONEY 0 fiRST - ASSOCIATE MEM8ERS IN GOOD NIGHT AFTER TWO HOURS Of DEBATE ON OF $5,500 AND CLARK POCKETED $3,5° STANDING WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED ON AT THE COMING MOUNTAINBALL LEAGUE AND ITS TRAILING THE TWO LEADERS' WAS AUSTRA-

1 LEAST ONE CLUB ORGANIZED DIVE. RULE~ A CONCLUSION WAS REACHED LIAN KEN NAGLE AT 275. BOB CHARLES, ART WALL AND HAROLD KNEECE WERE TIED I SECOND - ASSOCIATE MEM8ERS IN GOOD GORDON NEWMAN, SPECIAL SERVICES STANDING. ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR CONDUCTED THE MEET FOR FOURTH AT 277. THIRD - PROSPECTIVE ASSOCIATE MEMBERS. ING WHICH WAS ATTENDED BY t8 OUT OF THE SAM SNEAD, SEV~N-TIME GRkENS80RO INFORMATION REGARDING THE TEST MAY 24 COACHES AND REPRESENTATIVES SOME CHAMPION, FINISHED IN A TIE FOR BE OBTAINED FROM WALLY THOMPSON 9-305, OF THE RULES VOTED UPON LAST NIGHT WILL SEVENTH AT 278, EIGHT STROKES OFF THE BUD WEISBROD 496, OR JOHN BEAN 9-427. BE ADDED TO THE EXISTING 1963 KWAJAlEIN PACE. THE DIVE FOR SUNDAY, 21 APRIL WILL MOUNTAINBALL RULES THOSE PRESENT BE ON THE OCEAN SIDE OF CARLSON. AGREED TO DRAW FROM THE HAT IN DETER­ PALMER WITHDRAWS fROM CLASSIC THE NEXT REGULAR KSC MEETING WiLL BE MINING IN WHICH LEAGUE THEY WilL BE HOUSTON, (UPI }--ARNOLD PALMER HAS ON THURSDAY,25 APRIL 1963 AT 7:30 P.M. PLACED BOTH LEAGUES HAVE AGREED TO WITHDRAWN FROM THE $50,000 HOUSTON AT THE SCUBA CLUBHOUSE. ALL MEMBERS, PLAY TWO COMPLETE ROUNDS A COIN WAS GOLF CLASSIC BECAUSE OF TROUBLE PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS, AND PARTICIPANTS TOSSED TO DETERMINE WHICH LEAGUE PLAYS WITH HIS EYES AND TEETH "I HAVE IN THE NEXT REGULAR MEMBERSHIP TEST AT WHICH FIELD IT WAS DECIDED TO USE TO PASS. My EYES HAVE BEEN BOTHERING ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEND. BOTH DALLY AND BRANDON fIELD FOR ME AND 1 HAVE TO HAVE SOME DENTAL LEAGUE PLAY. THE NATiONAL LEAGUE WON WORK DONE," PALMER TOLD JOE BLACK, BASKETBALL MEETING THE TOSS, AND THEY Will PLAY AT DALLY PROFESSIONAL GeLFERS ASSOCIATION THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF ALL CQAC~ rlELD FOR THEiR FiRST ROUNO WHILE THE DIRECTOR PALMER CALLED FROM HiS AND ANYONE INTERESTED IN fORMING A AMERICAN LEAGUE PLAYS AT BRANDON WHEN HOME iN LATR08E, PENNSYLVANiA WOMENS 8ASKETBAlL TEAM ON WED~ '7 BOTH LEAGUES HAVE COMPLETED THEiR FIRST "I HATE TO DO THIS, BUT IT IS NEC­ APRil AT 5~30 IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES ROUND, THEY Will SWITCH fIELDS F"OR THE ESSARY THAT' GET THIS MEDICAL WORK OF'f"ICE SECOND ROUND AT THE END, THE CHAMP­ DONE," PALMER SAID. TCT BOWLIN~ LEAGUE IONS OF" EACH LEAGUE WILL MEET FOR THE WORLD SERIES IN A BEST 3 OUT OF 5 MAJOR LEAGUE STAND1NGS SERiES NATiONAL LEAGUE: W l PCT GB THE AMERICAN AND NATIONAL LEAGUE SAN fRANCISCO 4 i 800 ALL-STAR GA'MES WI LL FOLLOW THE WORLD PI TTSBURGH 4 800 SERIES PHILADELPHIA 4 800 , THE COACHES AND TEAM REPRESENTATIVES Ma LWAUKEE 4 2 600 2 WHO DREW FOR THEIR RESPECTIVE LEAGUES ST. Lou IS 3 2 600 I WENT AS FOLLOWS: los ANGELES 3 3 ~oo Ii AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE CH I CAGO 2 00 2 SPOILERS "An CROSSROADS HOUSTON 2 ~ 333 2! IMUA MARINE DEPT CI NCI NNATI , 4 .200 NAVY DOUGLAS NEW YORK 0 6 000 ~-k MOUNTAINBALL PRACTICE HIGH SCHOOL ROI NAMUR AMERICAN LEAGUE: TUESDAY 16 APRIL BANDITS CHANCE VOUGHT NEW YORK 4 I 800 DALLY FIELD - KEALAS - AfTER MOVIE GARDEN SHOP "B" GARDEN SHOP "Alf BALTIMORE 3 2 600 I 5 P.M BRANDON fiELD - CHANCE VOUGHT KEALAS SPOILERS "B" DETROIT 3 2 600 I WEDNESDAY 17 APRIL ALL-EBEYES FIRE COMETS KANSAS CITY 3 2 600 I DALLY fiELD - SPOtLERS "A" AND liB" LONGSHOREMEN UNIQUES CHICAGO 2 2 500 It AF"TER MOVIE WECO RANGERS BILLETING Los ANGELES 2 2 ~oo 12 5 P M BRANDON FIELD - TYPHOONS AQUANUTS LOS BOSTON 2 3 00 2 THURSDAY 18 APRIL ESTG PLAYBOYS CLEVELAND 2 3 400 2 DALLY r I EL 0 - (' E XH I BIT iON GAM E) KPA B R INC WASHINGTON . 2 400 2 6 P M SPOILERS "A" VS ROI NAMUR POWERHOUSE TYPHOONS MI NNESOTA I ~ 200 3 DALLY FIELD-UNIQUES-AFTER MOVIE 5 P M BRANDON fiELD - CHANCE VOUGHT RIVER OAKS TENNIS fRIDAY '9 APRiL SINGAPORE, (UPI )--ENGLAND'S CHRIS HOUSTON, TEXAS, (UPI )-- MANUEL DALLY FIELD - WECO - AFTER MOVIE CONN TODAY BEAT OFF A LAST GASP fINISH­ SANTANA OF SPAIN AND CHUCK McKiNLEY 5 P.M BRANDON FIELD - LONGSHOREMEN ING EFFORT BY JAPAN'S FUMIO ITO TO WIN Of TRINITY UNIVERSITY BROKE EACH THE 1963 SINGAPORE GRANO PRIX FOR OTHERS' SERVE ALMOST ALTERNATELY LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE MOTORCYCLES BY SOME 300 YAROS TODAY UNTIL STANANA SETTLED DOWN TO FRIDAY 19 APRIL CONN, A 26-YEAR-OLD AIRMAN, RODE A ViCTORY, 6-4, 13-11, 3-6, 2-6 AND 5 P M CARDINALS VS YANKEES 499 CC NORTON TO VICTORY BENEATH HOT, 6-4 IN THE RIVER OAKS INVITATIONAL SUNDAY 21 APRIL HUMID SKIES ON A SINGAPORE'S 60-LAP, TENNIS TOURNAMENT 2 P.M. DODGERS VS CARDINALS 18o-MllE UPPER THOMPSON ROAD COURSE IN DOUBLES, Boa HEWILL AND fRED 4 P M. YANKEES VS GIANTS BOTH MEN WERE SEVEN LAPS AHEAD OF THIRD STOLLE, BOTH or AUSTRALIA, DEFEATED FINISHER U D JINADASA OF CELON WHO McKINLEY ANG DENNIS RALSTON Of SOUTH­ KWAJ RESIDENT WINS MIAMI YACHT RACE ALSO RODE A 499 CC NORTON ERN CALIF"ORNIA, 9-7, 9-7· PHILIP VANDERVENTER OF TCT's OPERA­ ITO, ASTRIDE A 250 CC YAMAHA, LED FOR McKINLEY BROKE SANTANA'S SERVE IN TIONS DEPT. RE,URNED RECENTY FROM THE FIRST TWO LAPS BUT THEN SPENT THE FIRST SET, BUT SANTANA TURNED THE MIAMI AFTER WINNING THE fLORIDA STATE THE REST OF" THE AfTERNOON CHASING CONN TABLES IN THE FOURTH AND 10TH GAMES, SNIPE RACE CHAMPIONSHIP SNIPE CLASS THE JAPANESE RIDER CLOSED TO WITHIN 12 CLOSING OUT THE VICTORY iN THE 10TH INCLUDES SMALL SAIL BOATS 18 FEET IN SECONDS OF CONN ON THE 56TH LAP, BUT McKINLEY WON THE fIRST FIVE GAMES LENGTH THE BRITISH AIRMAN STRETCHED HIS lEAD OF THE SECOND SET BY BREAKING SANTA~~ THE RACE, WHICH CONSISTED OF" 24 TO ABOUT 300 YAROS BY THE TIME HE SERVE IN THE FIRST, THIRO AND F"BfTH RACES SPREAD OVER A PERIOD OF 2 WEEKS, CROSSED THE FINISH LINE GAMES. THEN SANTANA HIT A SIMILAR ENDED ON APRIL 7 ITO, IN LOSING, MANAGED TO SET A NEW STREAK OF FIVE CONSECUTIVE, 8REAKiNG MR VANDERVENTER HAS BEEN SAILiNG LAP RECORD OF TWO MINUTES 27 SECONDS McKINLEY IN THE SIXTH, EIGHT AND FOR 25 YEAR~ AND HAS EXPRESSED PLANS PREVIOUS RECORD WAS SET BY CONN WHO HAD 10TH GAMES. TO JOIN THE KWAJALEIN YACHT CLUB CLOCKED IN TWO MINUTtS 29.3 SECOND SANTANA WAS AHEAD, 8-7 IN THE 16TH IN THE NEAR FUTURE LAST YEAR ALBERT POON? IN A LOTUS 2 3, GAME WHEN THE SPANIARD MISSED TWO WON FOR CARS OF UP TO L+,OOO ec's SET POINTS WHILE McKINLEY HELD HiS SERVE AND TIED fOR A 8-8. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 16 APRIL 1963. NOTICES ~vnOvie6 Jon,,'" WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7=30 P.M. THE NIKE ZEUS PROJECT HAS REQUIRE­ "DON 'T GIVE UP THE SH IP" B&.W MENTS FOR STENOGRAPHERS AND SECRETAR­ JERRY LEWIS, DINA MERRILL--ANOTHER ONE OF JERRY LEWIS'S HILAR- IAL STENOGRAPHERS. THESE OPENINGS 10US MOVIES. EXIST IN THE JTO BUILDING AND OUTLYING BUILDINGS IN THE ZEUS COMPLEX AREA. RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 1:30 P.M. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONCERNING "HARRY BLACK AND THE TIGER" C&CS BENEFITS, VACATION, SALARY SCALE AND STEWART GRANGER, BARBARA RUSH--A CINEMASCOPE-TECHNICOLOR ADVEN- ADVANCEMENT CONTACT MRS. FRANCES KEOGH, TURE MOVIE OF A MAN IN AFRICA AND HIS ENTANGLEMENTS WITH WOMEN, TIGERS AND 9-480 JTO BLDG. ·..... HANGING VINES. M.I.T. LINCOLN LABORATORY (PROJECT YO~ YUK -- SHOWTIMES 1:00 P.M., 9:00 P.M. AND MIDNIGHT PRESS) NEEDS EXECUTIVE/PROJECT S£CRE­ "LEGEND OF LOBO" TARIES TO WORK ON ROI-NAMUR. CHALLENG­ WALT DISNEY PRODUCTION--IT'S THE SAGA OF A NOTORIOUS WOLF THAT ING WORK WITH COMPENSATION COMMENSURATE MENACED THE NEW MEXICO CATTLE COUNTRY IN THE 188o t s. WITH EXPERIENCE AND COMPETENCE. CALL PROFESSOR ROBERT R. BROWN, 9-254 AF­ ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6:30 P.M. AND 8:30 P.M. TERNOON, 595 EVENINGS. liTO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD" B&.W NOT RECCM4ENDED FOR CHILDREN ·..... GREGORY PECK, MARY BADHAM--THE STORY IS ABOUT A LAWYER WHO IS FOR SALE ASSIGNED TO DEFEND A YOUNG NEGRO ACCUSED OF RAPING A WHITE GIRL. HOOVER UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER WITH ATTACHMENTS, EXCELLENT CONDITION, $25. MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. HEATHKIT AA 100, 50 WATT STEREO AMPLI­ "THE HE LL IONS II FIER AND HEATHKIT AJ 41 MULTIPLEX RICHARD TODD AND ANNE AUBREY--"HERE THEY COME ••• THIRSTING FOR STEREO TUNER, BOTH ASSEMBLED, $235.00. WHISKEY ••• HUNGERING FOR WOMEN!" C~LL 9-326 DURING WORKING HOURS AND 681 AFTER WORKING HO~RS. SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB ROI NAMUR MOVIES • ••••• THE SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB WILL G.E. STEREO PHONOGRAPH, LIKE NEW, BE FEATURING AN OUTDOOR BAR-B-Q AT TUESDAY 16 APRIL 1963 8 P.M. (MACY'S $121.00), JACKS ADDED FOR EMON BEACH ON SUNDAY, APRIL 21, AT "CROOKS ANONYMOUS" LE S LIE PH ILL I PS TAPING. CALL C. H. SYMONDS, 353 DUR­ 5 P.M. STANLEY BAXTER--No ONE EVER TURNED ON ING WORKING HOURS. ALL MASTER MASONS, THEIR FAMILIES HILARITY LIKE "CROOKS ANONYMOUS~ • ••••• AND GUESTS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. ONE KENMORE DRYER, 6 HEAT SETTINGS, PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS PRIOR TO WEDNESDAY 17 APRIL 1963 8 P.M. "INVITATION TO MURDER" ROBERT BEATTY 3 CYCLES, LIKE NEW, $130.00. AVAILABLE FRIDAY, 19 APRIL, WITH L. J. HENRIE LISA DANIELLy--WATCH THE INTRIGUE OF MAY I. CALL 671. AT 2166 ~R R. L. PRICE AT 721 DURING ·..... WORKING HOURS. AN ELDERLY MAN'S WILL UNFOLD. FOOND LETS HAVE A GOOD TURNOUT. ·..... LADY'S WRIST WATCH rOUND NEAR THE • ••••• BALLOON EXPLOSION SCHOOL. MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE HOUR­ SCUBA DIVE SUNDAY GLASS. SCHWELM, GERMANY, (UPI)--THE DEATH SIGN UP LIST IS BEING INITIATED FOR TOLL FROM A BALLOON EXPLOSION ROSE TO • ••••• THIS SUNDAY'S SCUBA CLUB OCEAN DIVE. PRESCRIPTION GLASSES WITH PLASTIC FIVE TODAY, WHEN TWO or THE SIX INJURED PERSONS DESIRING TO GET ON THE LIST, TWO TONE rRAMES. FOUND BY THE BOAT PERSONS DIED IN HOSPITALS. PLEASE CALL Ross AT 9-553 DURING DAYS. PIER ON THURSDAY. OwNER MAY CLAIM AT THREE PERSONS WERE KILLED INSTANTLY THE HOURGLASS. • ••••• WHEN AN UNIDENTIFIED PERSON LIT A CIG­ ATTENTION ARTISTS AND CRAFTSMEN ARETTE WHILE A SPORTS BALLOON WAS BEING ·..... DEFLATED FOLLOWING A PERFECT LANDING YELLOW CAP WITH XR ON THE FRONT. THE ART EXHIBIT WILL BE HELD FROM NEAR HERE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. OWNER MAY CLAIM AT THE HOURGLASS. APRIL 21-21. ALL PARTICIPATING AR­ POLICE SAID THE MATCH APPARENTLY • ••••• TISTS ARE ASKED TO HAVE THEIR WORK AMOUNT Or MONEY. MAY BE CLAIMED AT TURNED IN TO THE GRACE SHERWOOD LI­ IGNITED ESCAPING GAS AND TRIGGERED THE FLASH EXPLOSION. CREW MEMBERS AND ON­ THE HOURGLASS OFrlCE BY IDENTIFYING BRARY BY SATURDAY, APRIL 20TH. LOOKERS WERE LYING ON THE BALLOON AT AMOUNT AND WHERE LOST. • ••••• THE TIME TRYING TO DEFLATE IT. • ••••• CUB PACK 135 TO MEET MAN'S PRESCRIPTION SUN GLASSES IN OF THE INJURED, TWO STILL WERE ON THERE WILL BE A COMMITTEE MEETING BROWN CASE. MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE THE CRITICAL LIST, POLICE SAID, ADDING OF CUB PACK 135 AT 1 P.M. ON WEDNES­ HOURGLASS. THAT THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DAY APRIL 11, AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES ACCIDENT WAS BEING SOUGHT. • ••••• BUILDING. COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND DEN MAN'S PRESCRIPTION GLASSES FOUND AT • ••••• MOTHERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND. THE TCT PARTY SATURDAY NIGHT, AT EMON MARSKALL£SE CLASSES TO MEET BEACH. MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE HOURGLASS · ..... SOVIET ROCKET THE MARSHALLESE CLASSES WIL~ MEET • ••••• tHIS WEEK ON WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, 8 LOST WASHINGTON, (UPJ)--DEFENSE EXPERTS P.M., AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. --oNE KHAKI SHIRT WITH TWO PAIRS OF HERE SAID TODAY THAT THE SOVIETS HAVE • ••••• PRESCRIPTION GLASSES IN THE POCKET. A ROCKET WHICH PROBABLY CAN HIT AIR- FOR SALE ONE PAIR OF GLASSES WAS S~N GLASSES, CRAFT AT 100,000 FEET ALTITUDE, BUT I TON G.E. AIR CONDITIONER, 16 MONTHS THE OTHER READING GLASSES. THERE IS STILL SERIOUS DOUBT THAT SUCH OLD, $75.00. CALL JIM HAWKES, 9-553 FINDER PLEASE CALL THE HOURGLASS AT A WEAPON EXISTED AT THE TIME THE FAMOU! DURING WORKING HOURS. 539 OR 2114. U-2 RECONNAISANCE PLANE CRASHED IN ·..... ·..... RUSSIA. SILVERTONE, PORTABLE, HI FI, RADIO GENERAL NOTICES THEY SAID THEY HAD NO IDEA WHETHER PHONO COMBINATION. $25.00. MAY BE WEEKLY PROTESTANT PRAYER SERVICE TO­ THE UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC 15 GETTING SEEN AT TRAILER 607. NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK IN THE CHAPEL. SUCH ROCKETS FROM RUSSIA. ·..... ·..... THE EXACT CAUSE OF THE CRASH OF THE WANTED BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY U-2 HAS NEVER BEEN DISCLOSED IN WASH­ SOMEONE TO CARE FOR MY 15 MONTH OLD TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8:00 P.M. INGTON, IF IT 15 KNOWN. OFFICIALS GIRL EACH FRIDAY AFTERNOON FROM I: 15 • ••••• HAVE NEVER CONCEDED THAT IT WAS HIT TO 4:30 P.M. CALL MRS. BERRY, 2285 THERE WILL BE AN EPISCOPAL EVENING BY A SOVIET ROCKET AT A HEIGHT OF OR SEE AT QTRS. 451-C. SERVICE TONIGHT AT 1 O'CLOCK IN THE 10,000 FEET AS IMPLIED BY THE RUSSIANS • ••••• CHAPEL. ·..... TO REGAIN SELF CONFIDENCE • ••••• CRYPT IC MESSAGE SQUARE DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE­ LONDON, (UPI)--A MAN REPORTED TODAY SOUTH NORWOOO, ENGLAND, (UPI)--A BE­ NING FROM 8:00 P.M. TO 11:00 P.M. IN HE PARKED HIS CAR IN FRONT OF A DRIVE­ SPECTACLED 51-YEAR-OLD SCHOOL TEACH~R THE BANYAN ROOM OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. WAY AND RETURNED TO FIND THIS NOTE FINISHED HIS BREAKFAST AND THEN CLIMBED •••••• PINNED TO HIS WINDSHIELD: A 500-FOOT TELEVISION TOWER TODAY JUST BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUP '~ou ARE PARKED IN FRONT OF MY DRIVE- TO RESTORE HIS "SELF-CONFIDENCE." FRANK V. GATESMAN, WHO IS VACATIONING CALL 2408 OR 2393 BEFORE WEDNESDAY WAY. I LOOK FORW!RD TO BEING OF SER- NEAR HERE, SAID, "I HAVE DONE A BIT OF TO HAVE ARTICLES PICKED UP FOR THE BAR- VICE TO YOU SOON. ROCK CLIMBING IN MY TIME AND I DECIDED GAIN BAZAAR. THE NOTE WAS WRITTEN ON A FUNERAL PARLOR'S LETTERHEAD. TO CLIMB THE MAST TO RESTORE SOME SELF­ • ••••• CONFIDENCE WHICH I HAD LOST."