.------. ------'------;-:=:-:-::-7":'::----1: HIGH T4'DE 9-6-6 ~~~_!~DE 0.0 AT 0415 5'2 AT 1637 g:~ :~4 ~~j~ 9- -64 9- -6 6. AT 0448 O. AT 1105 5.5 AT 1707 O. AT 2310 1-----· ----- HOURGLASS------,------'------~ VOL 5 NO 1798 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS I------~~--~~------'----"T------i NOT ELIGIBLE FOR PRESIDENCY ARMY FERRY TO SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--ATTO~NEY MELVIN BE CHRISTENED BELLI ASKED THE CALIFORNIA SUPREME Cou~T TODAY TO KEEP SENATOR BA~~Y GOLDWATER ON LABOR DAY AND HIS ELECTORS OFF THE NOVEMBE~ 8ALLOT GL08AL ASSOCIATES ANNOUNCES FINAL IN THE STATE. PLANS FO~ THE CELE8~ATION AND CHRISTEN­ HE CONTENDED THAT GOLDWATE~ IS NOT EL ING OF THE NEW A~MY FE~RY "TARLANG" AT IGI8LE TO 8E P~ESIDENT 8ECAUSE HE WAS E8EYE ON MONDAY, 7 SEPTEM8ER. 80~N IN A~IZONA WHEN IT WAS STILL A TE~ THE 80AT DECORATING WILL 8EGIN AT ~ITO~Y THUS, BELLI SAID, HE WAS NOT A KWAJALEIN BY A GROUP or MA~SHALLESE WO­ NATU~AL 80~N CITIZEN AS ~EQUI~EB 8Y TH~ MEN IN THE MORNING. THE 80AT WILL COM­ U.S. CONSTITUTION. MENCE EMBARKING PASSENGERS AT 1230 H~ TO A TOTAL OF 500 PERSONS, FIRST-COME F/~ST-SERVED. DEPARTURE FOR E8EYE WILL HUNDREDS WILL DIE BE PROMPTLY AT 1300 HOURS. ALL PASSENGERS ARE ~EQUESTED TO DE- ON U.S. HIGHWAYS BARK UPON A~RIVAL AT EBEYE AND PROCEED NEW YORK (UPI)--MILLIONS OF AME~ICANS TO THE SHELTER AREA WHERE THE CEREMON- TAKE TO THE NATION'S HIGHWAYS FO~ THE IES WILL TAKE PLACE. THOSE orFICIALS START OF THE 78-HOUR LABOR DAY WEEKEND, PARTICIPATING IN THE CE~EMONIES AND THE LAST HOLIDAY OF THE SUMMER. THE SPEECHMAKING WILL BE THE REVE~END ELDEN NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL ESTIMATES THAT BUCK, rATHER MCCARTHY, COL. GLENN CRANE 8ETWEEN 490 AND 590 PE~SONS WILL DIE IN M~. McKAY AND M~. MO~KETTE~. HIGHLIGHT- T~AFFIC ACCIDENTS.

ING THIS PART Or THE PROGRAM WILL BE J THE WEEKEND OFFICIALLY BEGINS AT 6PM SPEECHES BY BOLKEIM, JALLE AND IROIJ LOCAL TIME TODAY AND ENDS AT MIDNIGHT I LEJOLAN. MONDAY. I i (CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO) IN A PRE-HOLIDAY ACCIDENT, FOU~ CHIL- ••••• OREN OF A L/VERMO~E FALLS, MAINE, FAMILY WHICH SET OUT EA~LY FOR A LABOR DAY MEET C.D. SMITH FLORIDA COAST I WEEKEND VIStT WITH ~ELATIVES WERE BURN- THE N'KE-X OPERATIONS DIVISION OF THE ISO I SASTER AREA I ED TO DEATH LATE YESTE~DAY WHEN THEI~ I U.S. ARMY TEST SITE RECEN~LY RECEIVED I CAR BURST INTO FLAMES AFTER COLLIDING A NEW EMPLOYEE; CHARLES DUGAN SMITH, JR , \ MIAMI, FLA. (UPI)--THE SEASON'S FIRST IWITH A TRAILER TRUCK NEAR PEABODY, ~SS. FROM SCOTTSBORO, ALA. MR. SMITH ARRIV­ AND SECOND HURRICANES WHIPPED UP THE I THE SAFETY COUNCIL SAID AS MANY AS ED 14 AUGUST WITH HIS WIFE, CAROLYN AND ATLANTIC OCEAN HUND~EDS OF MILES APART 23,000 PERSONS WILL SUFFER DISABLING DAUGHTER, BELINDA, 6. TODAY, A THREAT ONLY TO SHIPS THAT MIQIT INJURIES IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS OVE~ MR. SMITH COMES TO THE NIKE-X OPER­ CROSS THEIR PATHS. THE WEEKEN~. ATIONS D,VISION FROM NASA's GEO C. As HU~RICANE CLEO RACED ACROSS THE j MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER IN HUNTS­ NORTHERN ATLANTIC AND HER SISTER STORM, VILLE, ALA., WHERE HE WAS EMPLOYED IN DORA, CHURNED UP THE TROPICAL ATLANTIC, PLOT WAS A HOAX THE ASTRIONICS OIVISION. OFFICIALS IN WASHINGTON BEGAN CONSIDER· NEW YORK (UPI)·-A PUERTO RICAN NARCO­ HE HAS AN EXCELLENT EDUCATIONAL BACK­ ING Gov. fARRIS B~YANT'S REQUEST THAT TICS ADDICT TOLD OF A PLOT TO KILL P~E. GROUND. HE RECEIVED HIS DEGREE IN PARTS OF fLO~IDA'S CLEO-RAVAGEO EAST IDENT JOHNSON, TRIGGE~ING AN ASSASSIN­ ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING FROM UNIVERSITY COAST BE DECLARED DISASTER AREAS. ATION SCA~E AT THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL OF ALABAMA IN 1958, AND MAS DONE GRAD­ THE GOVERNOR SAID A STATE SURVEY RE­ CONVENTION, IT WAS DISCLOSED TODAY. UATE WORK AT THE DREXEL INSTITUTE IN LEASED YESTERDAY SHOWED CLEO CAUSED A ALTHOUGH THE PLOT TURNED OUT TO ~E A PHILADELPHIA FROM 1959 TO 1961 AND AT TOTAL OF $115 MILLION DAMAGE TO FLO~I· HOAX, SECURITY MEASURES FOR THE P~ESI­ THE UNIVE~SITY OF ALABAMA, HUNTSVILLE DAfS "GOLD COAST." DENT WERE UNUSUALLY STRICT AT THE CON­ CENTER, FROM 1961 TO 1964. MR. SMITH VENTION. JOHNSON GAVE UP HIS USUAL ~RA~ LACKS ONLY A FEW SEMESTER HOURS COM­ TICE OF STOPPING IN CROWDS IN THE STRaT PLETINC GRADUATE WORK FOR HIS MASTERS TWO PHOTO CONTESTS TO SHAKE HANDS. DEGREE tN ELECTRtCAL ENGINEERING WHICH SHUTTERBUGS HAVE UNTIL SE~TEMBER 30 THE FIRST PUBLIC WORD OF THE EPISODE HE EXPECTS TO ACCOMPLISH IN THE NEAR TO ENTER COLO~ SLIDES AND 8xI0 BLACK CAME FROM F~ANK E~WIN, THE TEXAS DEMO- FUTURE. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 4) AND WHITE PICTURES IN GLpBAL's SPECIAL CRATIC CHAIRMAN, WHEN HE SPOKE BErORE SERVICES CONTEST. PICTU~ES MUST HAVE THE JUNIO~ CHAM8E~ OF COMME~CE IN AUSTIN BEEN TAKEN IN THE KWAJALEIN ATOLL. YESTERDAY AND SAID THE INCIDENT WAS A LESSON IN SAFETY ENTRIES ARE BEING ACCEPTED BY SPECIAL "TER~18LE SCARE ON THE LAST DAY OF THE (BY H.Bu~GESS, GLOBAL SAFETY ENGINEER) SE~VICES AND O~IGINALS WILL BE RETURNED CONVENTION." IF WE WERE BACK IN THE STATES TODAY, TO THEIR OWNERS FOLLOWING THE CONTEST WE PROBABLY WOULD SEE ARTICLES IN OUR IN WHICH FI~ST, SECOND AND THIRD PRIZES NEWSPAPER ABOUT TRAFFIC HAZARDS OVER WILL BE AWA~DED IN THE TWO DIVISIONS. PLANE STR IKES TREE THE LABO~ OAY WEEK-END. THE A~TICLES ENTRANTS MUST GIVE PERMISSION FOR BANGKOK (UPI)--A U.S. BUILT ROYAL WOULD EMPHASIZE THE NECESSITY OF USING THEIR ENTRIES TO BE COPIED FO~ POSSIBLE THAI AI~ FORCE C47 T~ANSPORT PLANE EXTRA CARE TO AVOID ACCIDENTS WHILE USE IN AN ALBUM THAT MAY BE OFFERED FOR C~ASHED IN NORTHEASTE~N THAILAND LAST DRIVING IN THE HOLIDAY TRAFFIC. SALE. NIGHT, KILLING 26 AIRMEN, A S~OKESMAN IN SPITE OF THE LOW SPEED LIMITS, SAID TODAY. TRAFFIC HAZARDS DO EXIST AT KTS. MOST SEEK OIL IN SOUTH AFRICA AN ADDITIONAL EIGHT AIRMEN WERE INJUR~ VEHICLE ACCIDENTS, LIKE OTH[~ ACCIDENTS JOHANNESBURG (UPI)--THE GOVERNMENT ED, THE SPOKESMAN SAID. ALL VICTIMS ~EI ARE CAUSED BY HUMAN FAILURE--FA/LURE TO~ WILL SET UP A SPECIAL UNIT TO PROSPECT MEMBERS or THE ROYAL THAI AI~ FO~CE. USE GOOD JUDGEMENT, TO STAY ALERT O~ TO FO~ OIL IN SOUTH Ar~ICA, IT WAS REPORT­ THE TWO-ENGIN[D ~LANE STRUCK A TREE. I DRIVE AT A SPEED SArE FOR THE CONDITION!. E~ TODAY BY THE "SOUTH AFRICAN fiNANC­ THAILAND IS A RECIPIENT or U.S. MILl-I YESTERDAY, FOUR PE~SONS WERE INJURED IAL GAZETTE." TA~Y EQUIPMENT. IT IS ALLIED WITH THE HERE IN MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS. Two OFfiCIAL BULLETIN UNITED STATES IN THE SOUTHEAST ASIA ARE STILL HOSPITALIZED. ONE IS SERIOUS· DUTY OFfiCER fOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE T~EATY O~GANIZATION. LY INJURED HAVING SUSTAINED A BADLY DATE: NAME: HOME PHO~ CRUSHED LEG, A FRACTURED PELVIS AND 5SEPT64* MAJOR C.F. MEANS 2291 SET OFF UNDERGROUND EXPLOSION MULTIPLE OTHE~ INJU~'ES BECAUSE TWO bSEPT64* MA~OR R.M. THAYER 2109 WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE ATOMIC ENERGY DRIVERS FAILED TO USE GOOD JUDGEMENT. 7SEPT64* CAPTAIN R.O. CASE 2201 COMMISSION SET OFF A LOW YIELe UNDE~­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2) 8SEPT64 MA~OR C.F. MEANS 2291 GROUND NUCLEA~ EXPLOSION TODAY AT ITS 9SEPT64 CAPTAIN R.O. CASE 2201 NEVADA TEST SITE. PLANE CRASHES IN fLAMES IOSEPT64 CAPTAIN L.O. COX 2334 Low YIELD IS EQUIVALENT TO 20,OOO~s ~,O DE JANEIRO (UPI )--A VASP A.~­ IISEPT64 2ND/LT. D.W. OLIVE~ 662 OF TNT. LINES VISCOUNT AIRC~AFT WITH 39 PER­ *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLIDAYS THE BLAST WAS THE 15TH ANNOUNCED WEA­ SONS ABOA~D WAS Rt~O~TED MISSING TODAY. DUTY OFFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE PONS·RELATED NUCLEAR TEST THIS YEAR, A RADIO STATION ~EPORTED THE PLANE COMMANDING OFFICER'S REP~ESENTATIVE AND THE 27TH SINCE THE NUCLEAR TEST BAN CRASHED IN FLAMES IN A MOUNTAIN ~ANGE DU~ING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS. TREATY WAS SIGNED A YEAR AGO LAIT MONT~ 180 MILES NO~TH OF HERE. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 5 SEPTEM8ER 196~

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE SEATLES INVADE INDIANA ~MARSHALlESE INJU~ED COMMANDING OffiCER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE INDIANAPOLIS, (UPI)--THE SEATLES (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT DA-0IOO21- MADE THEIR FIRST PILGRIMAGE TO INDIANA THE OTHER MAN IN THE HOSPITAL SUFFERED AMC-90004 (Y) (NI 23-(67156) 35133A PMR YESTERDAY, AIMING TO ADO $152,000 TO A BROKEN HEEL WHEN HE WAS THROWN OFF WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. THEIR FQRTUNE fOR A FEW TUNES BEFORE THE VEHICLE ON WHICH HE WAS RIDING. THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY 32,000 SCREAMING TEEN-AGERS. THE TRUCK SKIDDED ON PAVEMENT WET MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR THE LATE AFTERNOON AND EVENING PER- FROM A RECENT SHOWER WHEN THE ORIVER NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BErORE PUBLICA- FORMANCES IN DIFfERENT LOCATIONS AT APPLIED THE BRAKES AS HE WAS MAKING A TION AND DEADLINE ro~ NEWS ITEMS IS THE 113TH INDIANA STATE fAIR DREW EX- TURN--ANOTHER CASE OF DRIVING TOO FAST 10 A.M. DAY or PUBLICATION. CITED YIUNGSTERS, MOST OF THEM GIRLS, FOR THE CONDITIONS. A SECOND MAN WHO THE HOUNGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO TO THE SPRAWLING FAIRGROUNDS ON THE WAS ALSO T~ROWN FROM THE VEHICLE WAS EDITY COPY RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. CITY'S NORTHEAST SIDE. TREATED FOR MINOR INJURIES AND RELEA­ SED TO RETURN TO HIS DUTY STATION. EDITOft: H. EDW. McKINNEY SCIENTISTS DISAGREE OVER WHETHER THE FOURTH PERSON INJURED WAS KNOCKED ...... MOON SURFACE OFfERS SAFE LANDING OFF HIS BICYCLE WHEN HE WAS STRUCK BY SENATE APPROVES MEDICARE BILL WASHINGTON, (UPI)--A SCIENTIST SAID A VEHICLE WHICH CUT IN SHARPLY AFTER OFFER MANY BENEfiTS FOR AGED TODAY THAT RANGER 7'5 CLOSEUP LUNAR PASSING ANOTHER. FORTUNATELY THE MUL­ WASHINGTON, (UPI)--HERE ARE THE BEN- PHOTOGRAPHS BODE ILL FOR MEN WHO TRY TIPLE LACERATIONS, ABRASIONS AND CON­ EflTS WHICH WOULD BE PftOVIDED UNDER THE TO LAND ON THE MOON. TUSIONS SUSTAINED BY THIS MAN WERE NOT HEALTH CARE rOft THE AGED PROGRAM APPftO- HE TOOK SHARP ISSUE WITH COLLEAGUES SEVERE ENOUGH TO REQUIRE HOSPITAL.ZA- VED YESTERDAY BY THE SENATE: WHO HAVE TAKEN THE OPPOSITE VIEW, THAT TION. HOSPITALIZATION -- THftEE PPTIONS: 45 TH~ PHOTOGRAPHS DEPICT SAFE LANDING ALL THIS IS PROOF THAT TRAFFIC ACCI­ DAYS OF PAID HOSPITALIZATION A YEAR, PLACES FOR THE ApOLLO ASTRONAUTS SCHED- DENTS CAN HAPPEN AT KTS AND THAT HERE, OR 90 DAYS WITH A MINIMUM OF $20 AND A ULED TO VISIT THE MOON BEfORE 1970. AS ELSEWHERE, THE PRIMARY CAUSE IS MAXIMUM OF $90 PAID BY THE PATIENT, OR THE SCIENTIST WAS OR. THOMAS GOLD OF HUMAN FAILURE. 180 DAYS or HOSPITALIZATION WITH A VAR­ CORNELL UNIVERSITY WHO HAS MADE EXHAUS- THERE IS NO EXCUSE FOR ANY OF THE IABLE DEDUCTION Of ABOUT $93 PAID BY TIVE REDAR STUDIES OF THE LUNAR SURFACE. VEHICLE ACCIDENTS THAT HAPPENED YES­ THE PATIENT. THE BENEFICIARY WOULD GOLD BELIEVES THE MOON'S SMOOTHER AREA TERDAY. LET'S ALL CHECK OUR DRIVING HAVE TO CHOOSE HIS PLAN THE MONTH PftE­ ARE COMPOSED OF OUST, IMPACTED AND FIRM HABITS AND MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO SEE CEDING HIS 65TH BlftTHDAY AND THE CHOICE AT CONSIDERABLE DEPTH BUT POSSIBLY THAT SUCH THINGS 00 NOT HAPPEN AGAIN. WOULD BE IRREVOCABLE POWDERY AND SOFT FOR A FEW YARDS fROM NURSING HOME CARE -- 60 DAYS OF PAID THE SURFACE DOWN. FERRY (CON;~~~~D FROM PAGE I) CARE PER YEAR. RANGER 7 MADE ITS CLOSEUPS ON JULY FOLLOWING THE SPEECHMAKING WILL 8E NURSE's VISITS -- UP TO 24 VISITS TO 31. OR. GERARD P. KUIPER OF THE UNIV­ TRADITIONAL DANCING AND SINGING BY AN ELDERLY PERSONS HeME PER YEAR. ERSITY Of ARIZONA, HEAD Of A PANEL VARIOUS MARSHALLESE GROUPS TO CELE8RATE OUTPATIENT DIAGNOSTIC CARE -- X-RAYS PICKED BY THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND THE OCCASION. DURING THIS PERIOO AN LABORATORY TESTS AND THE LIKE CONDUC­ SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA) TO INTER­ ADDITIONAL GROUP OF MARSHALLESE WOMEN TED AS AN OUTPATIENT SERVICE BY A HOS­ PRET THE PICTURES, HAS SAID RANGER DIS­ WILL COMPLETE THE BOAT DECORATIONS AT PITAL OR CLINIC TO DIAGNOSE AN ILLNESS COVERED SAFE LANDING AREAS. HE SAID THE DOCK. THE ACTUAL CHRISTENING OF BUT NOT TREATMENT OF IT THE PATIENT THEIR CONSISTENCY WAS LIKE THA~ OF THE "TARLANG" WILL TAKE PLACE IMMEDI­ WOULD PAY THE FIRST $20 IN ANY 30 DAY CRUNCHY SNOW, CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING A ATELY FOLLOWING THE CEREMONIES AND WILL PERIOD. SPACECRAFT'S WEIGHT. BE DONE IN THE TRADITIONAL CHAMPAGNE THE BASIC INSURANCE PROGRAM WOULD A COLLEAGUE, OR. EUGENE M. SHOEMAKER MANNER BY ONE OF THE MARSHALL ESE WOMEN NOT COVER DOCTOR'S fEES, DRUGS OR ANY OF THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, AGREED. TO BE DESIGNATED BY IROIJ LEJOLAN. OTHER MEDICAL COSTS OTHER THAN THOSE HE SAID HE BELIEVED A SPACECRAFT COULD IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE CHRISTEN- SPECIFICALLY MENTI.NED. SUPPORTERS SIT DOWN ON SMOOTH REGIONS SHeWN BY ING THE MARSHALLESE WILL BE INVITED ANTICIPATE THAT THOSE ELDERLY PERSONS RANGER 7 WITHOUT DANGER OF SINKING DOWN ABOARD THE "TARLANG" FOR INSPECTION ABLE TO 00 SO WILL ACQUIRE SUPPLEMENT­ INTO THE DUST. AND FOR A HALF-HOUR TRIP IN THE LAGOON. ARY PRIVATE INSURANCE TO rOVER OTHER ANOTHER MEMBER Of THE NASA PANEL, DR. AMERICANS MAY ACCOMPANY THE BOAT TO COSTS, SUCH AS SURGERY OR DOCTORS' HAROLD C. UREY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE CAPACITY OF THE VESSEL, OR MAY Rt- BILLS. CALIFORNIA, SAID HE COULDN'T SEE THAT MAIN ON EBEYE DURING THIS PERIOD. THE THE HOSPITALIZATION, HOME NURSE VIS­ THE PICTURES RESOLVED THE ISSUE ONE BOAT WILL THEN RETURN TO PICK UP THE ITS AND DIAGNOSTIC CARE BENEFITS WOULD WAY OR THE OTHER. AMERICANS AND WILL ANNOUNCE DEPARTURE BE AVAILABLE STARTING JULY I, 1965; ••••• TIME BY BLASTS OF THE WHISTLE. ALL THE NURSING HOME CARE ON JAN. I, 1966. ANTI-COMMUNIST TRIBESMEN HELPED AMERICANS ARE REQUESTED TO PROMPTLY THE INSURANCE WOULD BENEFIT ABOUT NAVY FLIER ESCAPE fROM LAOS EMBARK AT THIS TIME SO THE BOAT MAY DE- 18 MILLION PERSONS AGED 65 AND OVER VIENTIANE, (UPI}--THE FIERCELY ANTI- PART AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE AT APPROX­ INITIALLY. MORE WOULD BE ADDED IN COMMUNIST MEG TRIBESMEN WHO INHABIT THE IMATELY 1500 HOURS. LATER YEARS. IT WOULD BE FINANCED BY HIGHLAND JUNGLES OF LAOS HELPED U.S. PLEASE REMEMBER THAT WE ARE ALL GUES1S HIGHER PAYROLL TAxes STARTING JAN. I, NAVY LT. CHARLES KLUSMANN TO SAFETY ON EBEYE AND SUBJECT TO U.S. ARMY AND 1965· FOLLOWING HIS ESCAPE FROM THE COMMUNIST TRUST TERRITORY REGULATIO~S. PLEASE PATHET LAO, IT WAS LEARNED TODAY. ALSO REMEMBER THAT COMFORT fACILITIES WILL INSIST ON INDEPENDENCE A RELIABLE SOURCE SAID THE MEGS GUI- ON EBEYE ARE EXTREMELY LIMITED. THIS LISBON, (UPI)--PRIME MINISTER IAN OED THE 30 YEAR OLD PILOT THROUGH THE IS A DAY OF HAPPY CELEBRATION FOR THE SMITH Of SOUTHERN RHODESIA, EN ROUTE COMMUNIST CONTROLLED COUNTRY AND DEL- MARSHALLESE AND WE MUST USE EVERY EFF­ TO LONDON FOR TALKS WITH THE BRITISH IVERED HIM TO LAOTIAN RIGHTWING FORCES, ORT TO ASSIST IN MAKING THE DAY A MEN­ GOVERNMENT, SAID TODAY HIS CGUNTRY WILL WHO ARRANGED FOR HIS FLIGHT TO THAILAND. ORABLE ONE FOR ALL Of THEM PLEASE "GO ALL THE WAY THROUGH TO INDEPEND­ KLUSMANN, NOW HOME WITH HIS FAMILY OBEY THE SECURITY PEOPLE WHO WILL BE ENCE." IN CALIFORNIA, WAS FLOWN TO THE U.S. ON HAND TO ASSIST AND DON'T FORGET TO PEOPLE LIVING SIX THOUSAND MILES A­ SOON AFTER HE WAS DELIVERED INTO AMER- BRING CANDY AND OTHER GOODIES SO HIGH- WAY fROM SOUTHERN RHODESIA CANNOT UN­ ICAN HANDS. LY PRIZED BY OUR NEIGHBORS ON EBEYE. DERSTAND OUR PROBLEMS •• ~THEY SHOULD REALIZE THAT THOSE PROBLEMS HAVE TO BE fiRE IS CHIEf HAZARD METEORITE EXCITED CALIFORNIANS SOLVED BY SOUTHERN RHODESIA HERSELF," PHOENIX, ARIZ.,(UPI)SCIENCE EXECUTED VISALIA, (UPI)--A FIERY OBJECT WHICH SMITH TOLD NEWSMEN AT THE AIRPORT. AN AIRLINER YESTERDAY. SCIENTISTS DESCRIBED AS APPAREftTLY A (EARLIER IN SALISBURY, SOUTHERN RHO­ fROM THE VICTIM'S TWISTED, BROKEN LARGE METEORITE SLASHED ACROSS THE SKY DESIA, SMITH SAID HE WAS GOING TO LON­ CARCASS CAME IMPRESSIVE NEW EVIDENCE OVER SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA DON, DETERMINED BUT UNAGRESSIVE, HOPING THAT MORE PEOPLE COULD SURVIVE VIOLENT TONIGHT, HITTING EARTH IN THE SIERRA TO CLARIFY HIS COUNTRY'S VIEWS ON IND­ CRASHES IF FIRE COULD BE PREVENTED. NEVADA's NORTHEAST OF HERE. EPENDENCE. HE TOLD A TELEVISION AUD­ THE EXECUTION WAS STAGED AT A DESERT NUMEROUS CALLS IN THE SAN JOAQUIN IENCE THE MEETINGS WOULD BRING AN END AIRPORT NEAR HERE, WHERE TECHNICIANS VALLEY FROM PERSONS WITNESSING THE TO THE NEGOTIATIONS, ONE WAY OR THE OF THE fEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY (fAA) BLAZING PHENOMENA SEEMED TO PINPOINT OTHER.) AND THE fLIGHT SAFETY FOUNDATION SENT ITS CRASH TO EARTH ABOUT 30 MILES FROM A BIG CONSTELLATION DOWN A 4,OOO-FOOT HERE IN RUGGED, ALMOST INACCESSABLE DISCUSS FINANCIAL CRISIS RUNWAY TOWARD DELIBERATE DESTRUCTION. TERRAIN, STATE fGRESTRY DEPARTMENT UNITED NATIONS, (UPI)--THE AFRO­ IT HIT A SERIES OF STRATEGICALLY PLACED OFFICIALS REPORTED HERE. ASIAN GROUP TODAY DECIDED TO HEAR A BARRIER~ AT 115 MILES AN HOUR, TEARING OFFICIALS AT GRIFFITH PARK OBSERV­ STATEMENT BY SOVIET AMBASSADOR PLATeN OFF THE WINGS AND BUCKLING THE FUSELAGE ATORY IN Los ANGELES INDICATED THE D. MORGZOV NEXT TUESDAY ON RUSSIA'S IN TWO PLACES QeJEOT COULD HAVE BEEN A SATELLITE POSl1 ION IN REGARD TO U.N. FINANCES BURNING UP AS IT RE-ENTERED THE ATMOS- THE FINANCIAL CRISIS INVOLVES RUSSIA~ A MAN MAY COMMAND HIS WIFE'S RESPECT PHERE. REFUSAL TO PAY FOR U.N PEACE KEEPING. IF HE RESPECTS HER COMMANDS. • ••••• \ PAGE 3 HOURqlASS ,1 SATURDAY 5 SE~TEMeE~ 1964 PRAVDA ARTICLE ADMITS T~T HOSPITAL OWES APOLOGY BELIEVE SOLUTION TO CYPRUS RUSSIA OPERATES RING OF SPIES MIDDLESBOROUGM, ENG. {UPI)--M~s. JOAN CRISIS IS NEARER THAN BEFORE Moscow (~PI)--THE COMMUNIST PARTY MALEY TODAY DEM~NDED AN EXPLANATION AND LONDON {UPI)--U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ENVat; NEWSPAPE~ P~AVDA TODAY EULOGIZED ONE or AN APOLOGY r~OM THE HOSPITAL WHICH PUT A DEAN ACHESON HEADS BACK TO WASHINGTON THE SOVIET UNION t $ MASTER SPIES WHO TIP-PLASTER CAST ON HER 2-YEAR-OLD SON'S TODAY TO REPORT TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON ON PED or THE KREMLIN TO THE MOST SEC~ET RIGHT LEG -- AFTE~ HE B~OKE HIS LEFT LE~ THE FAILU~E or THE CYP~US PEACE TALKS NAZI GERMAN WORLD WAR II PLANS BErORE THE MALEYS ARE NATIONAL HEALTH SE~VICE IN GENEVA. HE WAS CAUGHT AND EXECUTED BY THE JAP- PATIENTS. ACHESON WENT TO GENEVA IN AN UNor'IC- ANESE. ••••• IAL CAPACITY TO HELP THE UNITED NATIONS "THE TIME HAS COME TO TELL THE TRUTH WRITER LEAVES rORTUNE TO riND A PEACE fORMULA rOR THE MEDITER- ABOUT THE IMMORTAL EXPLOITS or THE COM- MAN WHO ONCE BErRIENDED HIM ANEAN 'SLAND. THE GRAVE ILLNESS 0' U.~ MUNIST SECRET AGENT, HERO RICHARD SO~- NEW YORK (UPI)--rIREMAN RICHARD G~EG- MEDIATOR SAKARI TUOMIOJA AND THE RE- GE," A SPECIAL ARTICLE IN PRAVDA SAID. ORY SHAW STOPPED IN AT THE rlREHOUSE rUSAL or CYPRUS PRESIDENT MAKARIOS TO IN A UNIQUE ADMISSION THAT THE KREM- SEEKING NOTHING MORE THAN A CUP or cor- ACCEPT THE "ACHESON PLAN" rOR A SET- LIN HAS SPIES, PRAVDA ACKNOWLEDGED THAT rEE AND SOME CONVERSATION, AND WALKED TLEMENT DOOMED THE TALKS. SORGE PROVIDED ADVANCE WARNING 0' ADOLr OUT WITH NEWS WORTH MORE THAN A QUARTER ACHESON CAME HERE TWO DAYS AGO EN HITLER'S ATTACK ON THE SOVIET UNION -- or A MILLION DOLLARS. ROUTE HOME 'OR TALKS WITH B~ITISH LEA- A WARNING THE NEWSPAPER ADMITTED THAT WHEN SHAW, WHO WAS OFr DUTY, WALKED DE~S. INrORMED SOURCES SAID HE AND THE LATE DICTATOR JOSEr STALIN IGNO~ED. INTO LADDER CO. 45 LAST NIGHT AND LEA~N- BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY R.A. BUTLER UNTIL TODAY, THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE HAD EO HE WAS THE MISSING HEIR Or AN ELDE~LY AG~EEO TO STEP UP PRESSUftE ON THE ~K NEVER BEEN TOLD or THE EXPLOITS IN JAPAN WRITER HE HAD BEFRIENDED ABOUT 16 YEA~S AND TU~KtSH GOVERNMENTS rO~ A PEACErUL THAT RANK SORGE WITH THE GERMAN AGENT AGO. THE WRITER BEQUEATHED HIM $250,000. SOLUTION. CICERO AS PERHAPS THE MAJOR CLOAK-AND- "I'M STILL TRYING TO rIGU~E IT OUT," OrFICIAL QUARTERS HERE SAID THAT, DAGGER MAN OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR. THE 34-YEAR-OLD 'ATHER OF TWO EXCLAIMED DESPITE THE COLLAPSE OF THE GENEVA PRAVDA ALSO SUPPLIED rACTS NEVE! BE- TODAY. TALKS, A SOLUTION "II _ATHER NEARE~" FORE MADE KNOWN IN THE WEST A80UT SORGE THE WRITER, ASA BUSNELL DIMOND, DIED THAN 8EFORE THE TALKS BEGAN. WHO OPERATED AS A SOVIET Spy WHILE WORK- AT THE AGE or 76 LAST JUNE. SINCE THAT ••••• ING AS A GE~MAN CO~RESPONDENT IN JAPAN TIME AN ATTORNEY HAS BEEN TRYING TO LO- TREATED GRAIN WITH DYE AND IN THE CONFIDENCE 0' NAZI DIPLOMAT~ CATE SHAW, BUT AN ER~OR IN LISTING THE ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND (UPI)--MEDICAL THE COMMUNIST PARTY ORGAN DISCLOSED ADDRESS HE LIVED AT AS A YOUTH MADE IT AUTHORITIES HALTED THE UNLOADING TODAY THAT SORGE, BORN IN RUSSIA IN 1895 or IMPOSSIBLE TO TRACE HIM. OF A CARGO or FRENCH GRAIN WHEN DOCK- A GERMAN rATHER AND RUSSIAN MOTHER, WAS SHAW SAID HE WAS ABOUT 18 WHEN HE MET ERS HANDLING IT SUDDENLY TURNED BLUE TAKEN TO GERMANY AS A CHILD. BUT HE RE- DIMOND, THEN IN HIS 50s, IN THE WASH ING- AND BEGAN VOMITING. TURNED AND JOINED THE SOVIET COMMUNIST TON HEIGHTS SECTION OF MANHATTAN WHERE SEVE~AL or THE 19 DOCKERS HANDLING PARTY IN 1925 AND r~OM 1929 SERVED AS A BOTH LIVED. HE SAID THEIR FRIENDSHIP THE GRAIN WERE TAKEN TO A MEDICAL AID RUSSIAN SPY. LASTED THREE YEARS DURING WHICH THEY STATION, TREATED AND DISCHARGED. ••••• HELD DOZENS or CONVERSATIONS ABOUT ART, EYEWITNESSES SAID THE HANDS, 'ACES CONGOLESE PREMIER WILL SEEK L ITERATUftE, WOMEN AND ilL irE IN GENERAL." AND TONGUES or THE DOCKE~S STARTED TO SUPPORT Or OTHER AFRICAN NATIONS ••••• TURN SLUE AFTE~ THEY HAD UNLOADED 10 LEOPOLDVILLE (UPI)--CONGOLESE PREMIER ORDERED TO DESTROY INDONESIAN BASES SACKS or GRAIN 'ROM THE rRENCH CARGO MOISE TSHOMBE WILL FLY TO ADDIS ABABA MANILA (UPI)--THE MANILA DAILY MIR~OR, SHIP. TONIGHT TO SEEK THE SUPPORT or THE OR- IN A DISPATCH FROM ITS CORRESPONDENT IN MEDICAL O"ICIALS SAID THE GRAIN WAS GANIZATION rOR Ar~ICAN UNITY (OAU) IN KUALA LUMPUR, ~EPO~TED TODAY THAT MALAY- INTENDED AS CATTLE rEED AND BLUE DYE HIS rIGHT TO CRUSH THE PRO-COMMUNIST SIAN NAVAL AND AIR FORCES HAVE SEEN OR- HAD BEEN ADDEO TO P~EVENT IT FROM BEING I REBELLION IN IHIS COUNT~Y, INrO~MED DERED TO "DESTROY" INDONESIAN BASES IN USED fO~ HUMAN CONSUMPTION. SOU~CES SAIB. SUMATRA ALLEGEDLY USED AS JUMPO,r POINTS THE OffiCIALS SAID THE UNLOADING or THE OAU's rO~EIGN MINISTEAS WERE SUM- FOR INDONESIAN T~OOP LANDINGS IN MALAY- THE GRAIN WOULD BE HALTED PENDING AN- MONED TO THE ETHIOPIAN CAPITAL TO 015- SIA AND THAILAND. ALYSIS OF THE DYE. CUSS THE CONGO CRISIS. MOST or THE AF- THE ENGLISH-LANGUAGE NEWSPA~E~ ALSO RICAN NATIONS A~E IN FAVOR or CONDEMN- ~EPORTED THAT THAI VICE-P~EMIE~ GEN. ALGERIANS WILL LEARN ARABIC ING TSHOMBE FOR B~INGING IN WHITE SOUTH P~APART CONrER~ED WITH MALAYSIAN LEAD- ALGIE~S (UPI)--ARABIC WILL REPLACE ArRICAN MERCENARIES TO HELP QUELL THE EAS AND TOLD THEM THAT "HUNDREDS or IN- THE rRENCH LANGUAGE IN THE rlRST GRADE INSURGENTS. DONES IAN TROOPS LANDED IN BANGKOK rROM CLASSES or PRIMARY SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT THE SOURCES SAID TSHOMBE WOULD PRO- CIVILIAN AIRLINES AND P~OCEEDED TO THE ALGE~IA WITH THE STA~T or THE NEW TEST TO THE OAU 'OR THE ALLEGED INTE~- JUNGLES.I! SCHOOL YEAR THIS MONTH, IT WAS ANNOUN­ VENTION BY THE NEIGHBORING CONGO REPUB- THE NEWSPAPER SAID THE MALAYSIAN ro~- CED TODA Y. LIC AND BUAUNDI KINGDOM IN THE CONGO Cts WERE EN ROUTE TO INDONESIAN TERRI- THE MEASURE WAS PART or AN INTENSIVE REBELL ION. TORY AS OF THU~SDAY NIGHT. ErFORT BY PRESIDENT AHMED BEN BELLA'S TSHOMBE ALSO HOPES TO PROVE THE LEG- "THE SOU~CES OF THE INFORMATION DID GOVE~NMENT TO A.ASIZE ALGE~tAN SCHOOL ALITY OF HIS "NATIONAL ~ECONCILIATION" NOT SPECIFY THE TARGETS or THE MALAY- INSTRUCTION AND GENERALLY RESTO~E AL­ GOVERNMENT, WHICH HE CLAIMS HAS eEEN SIAN ~ETALIATION BUT IT WAS PRESUMED GERIA'S A~AB HERITAGE OBSCURED BY 130 SABOTAGED BY THE COMMUNIST-SUPPO~TED THAT ONE or THEM IS MEDAN," THE PAPER YEARS or fRENCH PRESENCE. COMMITTEE or NATIONAL LIBERATION. SAID. UNDE~ THE NEW SYSTEM f~ENCH WILL BE CONSIDERED A "PRIVELEGED FOREIGN LAN­ QUEEN DEDICATES NEW BRIDGE YOUTH GETS 20-YEAR SENTENCE GUAGE." EDINBURGH (UPI)--QUEEN ELIZABETH I I MAD~tD (UPI)--SPANISH MILITARY AUTHO~ ..... BRAVED A CHILLY NORTH SEA rOG TODAY TO ITIES TODAY CONFIRMED A 20-YEAR PRISON WILL CUT PERSONNEL rORMALLY OPEN THE 20-MILLION POUND ROAD TE~M GIVEN TO AN 18-YEAR-OLD SCOTTISH LONDON (UPI)--ExTENSIVE CUTS IN THE BRIDGE OVER THE rl~TH 0' rO~TH NEAR YOUTH CONVICTED ON TE~RO~IST CHA~GES. 20,600 STAr, or THE BRITISH OVE~S[AS HERE. IT IS THE LONGEST SUSPENSION A MINIST~Y or IN'ORMATION SPOKESMAN AI~WAYS CORP. (BOAC) WILL PROBABLY BE BRIDGE IN EUROPE. SAID THE ACTING CAPTAIN GENE~AL ro~ THE ANNOUNCED SHORTLY BY CHAI~MAN Sl~ VISIBILITY WAS DOWN TO 50 YARDS ONLY MADRID MILITA~Y REGION, MAJ. GEN. JOSE GILES GUTHRIE, AI~ SOURCES SAID TODAY. HOURS eErORE THE CEREMONY, BUT IMPROVED RAMIREZ DE CA~TAGENA, SIGNED THE SEN­ GUTHRIE HINTED 0' DISMISSALS WHEN HE TO ABOUT Goo YARDS AS THE QUEEN, ACCOM­ TENCE INTO EFrECT TODAY. SAID BOAC PE~SONNEL DI~ECTO~ JOHN Go~­ PANIED BY HER HUSBAND, PRINCE PHILIP, SENTENCED WAS STUART CHRISTIE, 18, OF MAN WILL MEET WITH UNION LEADE~S TO DECLARED THE I¢ MILE-LONG BRIDGE OPEN. BLANTY~E, SCOTLAND, WHO WAS CONVICTED DISCUSS FUTU~E STA'F REQUIREMENTS ON THE QUEEN TOLD AN ESTIMATED C~OWD OF ON A CHAI'tGE OF "TER~O~IST ACTIVITIES" SEPT. 16. 100,000 THE BRIDGE WAS or "IMMENSE E­ AGAINST THE REGIME or GENERALISSIMO SOAC ANNOUNCED EA~LIER THIS WEEK IT CONOMIC AND COMMERCIAL VALUE,"AND rRANCISCO F~ANCO ON SEPT. I. WAS SUSPENDING UNPROFITABLE SE~VICE WOULD HAVE "A STIMULATING Er'ECT MAD~ID'S HIGHEST MILITA~Y COMMANDER F~OM LONDON TO MANY CITIES IN SOUTH THROUGHOUT THIS PART or SCOTLAND." ALSO APPROVED A 30-YEAR PRISON TERM AMERICA ON OCT. I. THERE WE~E SUGGEST- GIVEN TO A SPANISH CA~PENTER, rE~NANDO IONS rURTHE~ ROUTE CUTS MIGHT BE MADE. NEW ZEALAND TROOPS IN ACTION CARBALLO BLANCO, ON THE SAME CHARGES. KUALA LUMPu~ (UPI}--NEW ZEALAND ..... BEATLES SHOULD GET HAIR CUT TROOPS AMONG THE COMMONWEALTH FORCE WOULD BREAK UP fOX HUNT LONDON (UPI)--GRACIE rIElDS, THE STATIONED IN MALAYSIA TODAY MOVED INTO B~IDPORT, ENG. (UPI)--OPPONENTS OF LEGENDA~Y BRITISH MUSIC HALL STA~, ACTION AGAINST INDONESIAN GUERRILLAS rox HUNTING SAID TODAY THEY PLAN ON TOLD THE SEATLES TODAY TO GET THEI~ WHO HAVE LANDED IN PONTIAN, JOHORE DISRUPTING A SCHEDULED WEEKEND 'OX HUNT HAIR CUT. STATE, SINCE AUG. 17, A GOVERNMENT BY RIDING NEARBY ON MOTORCYCLES TO SORE MISS FIELDS ARRIVED HE~E r~OM HER SPOKESMAN SAID. OFr THE ANIMALS. "WE ARE RECRUITING AS HOME ON CAPRI 'OR A CONCERT TOU~ AND HE DID NOT DISCLOSE THE NUMBER or MANY MOTORCYCLISTS AS WE CAN," SAID WAS ASKED WHAT SHE THOUGHT OF THE NEW ZEALAND TROOPS MOVED FROM TERENDAK JOHN PRESTIDGE, CHAIRMAN OF THE "HUNT SHAGGY QUARTET. "THEY SHOULD GET THEIR CAMP, ~LACCA~ TO PONTIAN. SABOTEURS ASSOCIATION." HAIR CUT, NOW THEy'VE MADE IT,"HSAID. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 5 SEPTEMBER 1964 MEET C. D. SMITH (CONTINUED f"RON PAGE I) HERE IS HeW YOU OBTAIN ICE MR. SMITH SERVED A SIX MONTHS ACTIVE DUTY TOUR IN FORT MONMOUTH, N.J., IN 1958 AS A 2ND LIEUTENANT IN THE SIGNAL CORPS. DURING THIS TOUR HE SERVED AS AN INSTRUCTOR ON RADAR SYSTEMS AT THE U.S. ARMY SIGNAL SCHOOL THERE. MR. SMITH HAS DEVELOPED AN EXCELLENT BACKGROUND IN THE MISSILE f"IELD SINCE ILD~ 104 HIS GRADUATION f"ROM COLLEGE IN MOORES­ TOWN, N.J., ON THE BMEWS. FROM 1961 TO PUB .. " WORKI '962 HE WORkED f"OR CHRYSLER IN HUNTS­ TR~O" VILLE, ALA. WHERE HIS PRIMARV INTEREST WAS IN THE f"IELD Of" TELEMETRY. fROM ~ 1962 TO 1964 HE WORKED IN THE ASTRIONIC DIVISION Of" NASA AT THE MISSILE FLIGHT I CENTER WHERE HIS PRIMARY AREA Of" INTER­ EST WAS DIGITAL INSTRUMENTATION f"OR THE SATURN MISSILE. 00 T~ MR SMITH REPLACES B.E. HOPE IN THE NIKE-X OPERATIONS DIVISION WHERE HIS PRIMARY AREA Of" INTEREST WILL BE THE DISCRIMINATION RADAR.

BELATED CONGRATULATIONS IT IS ST 1LL A MYSTERY HOW TH I S BIT Of" NEWS GOT PAST THE HeURGLASS, BUT A VERY BELATED CONGRATULATION IS DUE RALPH AND TO OSTAJN JATtS P"OVIDEI CUIE ICE OR ILOCK ICE AI A IE"- JO-ANN RICHARDS. VICE, ICE PRODUCING CAPACITY IS LIMITED, HOWEVER, AND II IIIUEO ON A rl"IT­ THE RICHARDS ARE PARENTS Of" ANOTHER COME, rIRIT-IERVEO lAS II. FOR CUaE ICE GO TO THE REErER SHOP INDICATED (2) SON BORN AT 0505 HOURS, 25 AUGUST. H£ ON MAP. FOR ILOCK ICE OBTAIN A CHIT AT THE TROUBLE DEIK, SHOWN (I) O~ THE WEIGHED 8 LBS., 14* oz., AND WAS NAMED MAP. BETWEtN 1600 HOU"I AND 23:00 HOURI CALL 437 OR 550 rOR BLOCK ICE 0" JOSEPH LAWRENCE. CUBES. A CHIT 'S "EQUIRED '0" BLOCK ICE ONLY, TROUB~E DEIK CLE"K WILL GET MR. RICHARDS, Of" GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, CUBES ,.OR YOU. IS THE MANAGER Of" ENGINEERING ANO MAIN-~------r------W TENANCE. THIS WAS THE RICHARDS' f"OURTH GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL CALENDAR REJECT JOHNSON'S PROPOSAL CHILO AND THEY LIVE AT QTRI. 420-A. 1964-65 GENEVA (UPI)--THE SOVIET UNION TODAY ••••• SEPT t5----P •• R weRK SLIPS DISTRIBUTED BLUNTLY REJECTED PRESIOENT JOHNSON'S SUSPECT TRAINED AGITATORS OCT 22----REP8RT CARDS DISTRIBUTED PROPOSAL teR A f"REEZE ON NUCLEAR MIS­ PHILADELPHIA (Upt)-eUNDERCOV£R AGENTS Nev II----VETERANS· HOLIDAY SILE CARRIER PRODUCTION, CHARGING IT LOOK I NG f"eR A "HARD ceRE" Of" PROf"ESSI"- Nov 26-27-THANKSG I v I NG tieL I DAYS CoNTAINED A "SYSTEN Of" INTERNATIONAL AL AGITATORS BELIEVED REIPONSIBLE f"eR DEC I-----POOR WORK SLIPS DISTRIBUTED ESPIONAGE." THREE DAYS OF RACIAL ~ROBLEMS INCLUDING DEC 23----SCH.eL CLOSES FOR CHRISTMAS VIOLENCE AND LOOTING HAS ORDERED POLICE JAN 4-----SCHOOL RECONVENES MAN PRACTICED MEDICINE WITH ON PATROL TO KEEP A SHARP LO.KOYT f"eR JAN 15----£ND Of" FIRST SEMESTER ONLY A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA AUTOMOBILES WITH NEW YORK LICENSE PLA- JAN 21----REPORT CARDS DISTRIBUTED LANSING, MICH. (UPI)--AN ALMOST IN­ TES POLICE Of"f"ICIALS DECLINED Te COM- fEB 22----WASHINGTON vS BIRTHDAY CREDIBLE STORY Of" A MAN WHO PARADED AS MENT ON THE SEARCH f"eR TRAINED AGITAT- MAR 2-----POOR WORK SLIPS DISTRIBUTED A MEDICAL DOCTOR f"eR FOUR YEARS AND ORS WHO MAY BE PART Of" A SINISTER CON- APR 8-----REPORT CARDS DISTRIBUTED MADE BETWEEN $30,000 AND $40,000 A YEAR SPIRACY AIMED AT f"OMENTING RACIAL UN- APR 15-16-EAITER VACATION AS DISCLOSED BY STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL REST. NOR WOULD THEY REVEAL WHY PATROL- MAY II----POOR WORK SLIPS DISTRIBUTED FRANK Jo KELLEY. MEN WERE ASKED TO CONCENTRATE 8N NEW MAY 31----MEMORIAL DAY "OR. NOVAK" HAD NO MORE f"ORMAL EDUCA­ YORK AUTOMOBILES. JUNE .8----END Of" SCHOOL T'ON CREDENTIALS THAN A HIGH SCHoeL DI­ THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHeOL OPERATES 210 PLOMA, THOUGH HE "ATTENDED" THREE COL­ CANCEL U.N. PLANE INSTRUCTIONAL DAYS PER YEAR DIVIDEO IN- LEGES BY BUYING TEXTBOOKS AND JOINING WASHINGTON (UP.)--THE U.S. STATE DE- Te TWO SEMESTERS AND f"OUR QUARTERSo THE SOME CLASSES EVEN WHEN HE WAS NOT EN­ PARTMENT SAID TODAY THAT THE UNITED NA- f"IRST SEM~ST£R CONTAINS 104 DAYS AND TH ROLLED AT THE COLLEGE. TIONS HAD CANCELLED PLANS TO f"LY A U.N. SECOND 106 DAYS. QUARTERS ARE DIVIDED A HIS PARENTS THOUGHT HE WAS ATTENDING PLANE INTO REBEL-HELD STANLEYVILLE IN f"OLLOWS: f"IRST 49 DAYS, SECOND 55 DAYS, COLLEGE, AND EVEN HIS WIf"E AND TWO THE CoNGO TH I RD 54 DAYS, AND f"OURTH 52 DAYS. CHILDREN THOUGHT HE WAS A REGISTERED SPOKESMAN ROBERT J. MCCLOSKEY SAID REPORT CARDS ARE DISTRIBUTED ON THURS PHYSICIAN. THAT ACCORDING TO INf"ORMATION RECEIVED DAY Af"TER THE END Of" EACH QUARTER. POOR BUT THOMAS M. NOVAK, Of" LIVONIA, AD­ HERE THE SCHEDULED f"LIGHT HAD BEEN It UN _ WORK SLIPI ARE DISTRIBUTED BETWEEN RE- ITTED TO KELLEY THAT HIS MEDICAL KNOW- SCHEDULED AND AS Of" NOW WE DO NOT KNOW ~ORT PERIODS TO INf"ORM PARENTS Of" UNSAT LEDGE WAS LIMITED TO WHAT HE READ IN WHETHER OR NOT IT WILL GO." ISf"ACTORY WORK BEING DONE BY THEIR CHIL HIS MEDICAL TEXTBOOKS, AND WHAT HE GOT HE SAID HE ASSUMED 1HAT THE REBEL THESE SLIPS ARE TO BE SIGNED AND RETURN f"ROM SITTING IN OCCASIONALLY ON CLASS- GOVERNMENT HAD TO WITHDRAW ITS EARLIER EO Te THE SCHOOL. ONLY STUDENTS DOING 0 ROOM LECTURESo PERMISSION ALLOWING THE PLANE Te LAND. AND r weRK RECEIVE POOR weRK SLIPS. D KELLEY CALLED IT ONE Of" THE flM ST WORK IS NeT f"AILING, HOWEVER THIS GRADE f"ANTA.TIC CASES Of" DECEPTION IN MICHI­ PRESIDENT SAYS "HAPPY NEW YEAR" IS NOT CONSIDERED SATISf"ACTORY. THESE GAN HISTORY," AND TURNED THE CASE OVER WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON SLIPS HAVE IN THE PAST BEEN CONSIDERED TO THE WAYNE C.UNTY PRostc~TeR'S Of"f"I~. tXTENDED ItWARMEST WISHES" ~OR A HAPPY MeST HELPf"UL BOTH BY PARENTS AND TEACH­ NOVAK CAN BE CHARGED WITH PRACTICING NEW YEAR TO AMERICANS Of" JEWISH rAITH ERI. IDICINE WITHOUT A LICENSE, A MISDEMEA. TODAY. HE CALLED ON ALL AMERICANS TO R WITH A MAXIMUM SENTENCE Of" $200 f"1~ HELP UPROOT "BIGOTRY, PERSECUTION, AND UoS. SENDING rOOD TO INDIA AND SIX MONTHS IN JAIL. DlSCRIMINATION." WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE STATE DEPART­ NOVAK WAS TRIPPED UP BECAUSE HE AP­ MENT SAID TODAY THE UNITED STATES WAS PLIED f"eR A OOCTOR'S LIABILITY INSUR­ JANUARY MOST DANGEROUS MONTH STEPPING UP ITS SHIPMENT Of" SURPLUS ANCE. THE INSURANCE f"IRM MADE A ROUTINE NEW YORK (UPI)--BESIDES BEING PLEAS­ GRAIN TO f"ANINE-THREATENED INDIA BY CHECK WITH THE STATE BOARD Of" REGISTRA­ ANT IN MeST PARTS Of" THE COUNTRY, SEP­ 100,000 TONS A MONTH, BRINGING TOTAL TION IN MEDICINE. THE BOARD INFeRMED TEMBER IS THE SAf"EST MONTH Of" THE YEAR, U.S. SHIPMENTS TO 600,000 TONS MONTHLY. THE f"IRM NOVAK WAS NOT LICENSED Te THE INSTITUTE Of" LIrE lNSURANCE SAID STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN ROBERT J PRACTICE MEDICINE AND THEN NOTIf"IED TODAY. MCCLOSKEY SAID THAT BETWEEN 400,000 AND ELLEY WHO SUMMONED NOVAK TO LANSING THE DEATH RATE f"eR SEPTEMB.R IS THE 500,000 TeNS Of" U.s. WHEAT SHOULD REACH f"eR QUESTIONING. LeWEST Of" ANY MONTH I N THE YEAR AND RUNS INDIAN PORTS IN SEPTEMBER UNDER THE PUB 10 PERCENT BELOW THE AVERAGE rOR OTHER LIC LAW 480 PROGRAM COMMONLY KNOWN AS LESS MiLITARY ACTIVITY

MONTHS. FeOD fOR PEACE 0 SAIGON (UPI)--COMMUNIST VIET CoNG ML­ JUNE IS THE NEXT IAf"EST M•• TH. ITARY ACTIVITY DROPPED Of"r IN AUGUST TO JANUARY IS THE MOST DANGEROUS MONTH. THE MEEK WILL INHERIT THE EARTH, THEY HE LeWEST LEVEL IN SIX MONTHS, AS THE WON'T HAVE THE NERVE TO Rtf"USE. UERRILLAS APPARENTLY TURNED THEIR AT­ HOURGLASS ADVERTISERS GET RESULTS. ENTleN TO POLITICS IN THE CAPITAL. HOURGLASS SATUROAY SEPTEMBER ~~~~------~------AMERICAN LEAGU SOVEREIGN NAMED TO fACE 'O C ION U.I. CONTENDER fOR CUP ROUNDUP SE T NEWpe~T, RHODE ISLAND (UPI Sp --S8VEIEIGN, A SLEEK RIYAL NEW YORK,(UPI)--THE FRUST- BLUE 12-METER YACHT SKIPPER- RATED HoUSTON COLTS, WHO lOST L------~~~~==~~~~~~~~--~_1 ED BY OLYMPIC YACHTSMAN FOUR ONE-RUN GAMES AT CONNIE THE OBSERVE PETER SCOTT, WAS SELECTED T MACK STADIUM THIS SEASON, MAU .~f ~~~ DAY TO CHALLENGE THE UNITED ED PHilADELPHIA PITCHING FOR TATES Fel THE 113-YEAR-GlD 16 HITS lAST NIGHT Te DEFEAT ERICA'S CUP. THE NATIONAL LEAGUE-lEADING fOUR HOMERS BY STAN fOBES, aeBBY IHA, DONALD ABE AND TAKE THE R.YAL THAMES,YACWT Cuu PHllllES 6-0 BEHIND THE FeUR- KOTeMORI lEO J8MAKAJ IN A DEV_STATING ATTACK AGAINST BURNS SELECTleN ceMMITTEE GAVE HIT PITCHING OF VETERAN DeN & ROE FOR THE SECOND TIME IN THE ROUND. SeVEREIGM THE NeD AS eeTH LARSEN. THE lOSS PUTS BURNS & ROE eUT OF CINTENTIIN IN BOTH SHI AND MIR BRITISH RI~AL, THE COLTS, SCORELESS FeR ROUNDS. THE WIN FOR JIMAKAJ NOW GIVES THEM A SLIM CHANCE KURRIWA V, WIRE TRYING TO FIVE INNINGS DESPITE SEVEN ~I IN THE FIRST ROUND, PROVIDING A WECO RIGGERS SETBACK IS COMPlETI A TIIAL RUN THROUGH COLLECTED SEVEN IN THE SIXTH SEEN. , VERY LIGHT a.UTHWESTERNLY TG BELT OUT A FIVE-RUN INNING IHA'S ClGUT CAME AFTER KEN HASHIMOTO HAD SINGLED., fOBES WIN.S e. RHeDE ISLAND SOUND. RUIN seUTHPAW DENNIS BENNETT' BLAST, HIS THIRD OF THE SEAS'N, IMMEDIATELY FelLOWED IHA'S. SeVIR'tGN, OWNED BY NEWS- BID FOR HIS 10TH VICTORY. rOR THE HOMERS CAME OFF STARTER AND leSER RUMseWER WHe WAS AE- PRINT MILLleNAIRE J. ANTHONY BENNETT, NOW 9-12 AND WHOSE MOVED IN THE SAME INNING BY DAVE CLARK AFTER HE HAD GIVEN BeYDIN, VAS LEADING KURREWA LAST WIN WAS ON JULY 15, HE UP TW. WALKS FOllOWING fOBES' HIMER. CLARK RETIRED THE BY eNE MINUTE AND II SEceNDS AGAIN FAilED TO FINISH, AS IN NEXT TWO BATTERS BUT WAS SHEllED FOR A TWO-RUN HOMER IN ON THE THIRD lEG OF THE, HIS lAST 18 STARTS. THE NEXT FRAME BY AeE, FIRS FIRST HIMER 'F THE SEASIN. TRIAL CIURS' WHEN THE SELEC- WALT BOND STARTED THE COLTS P'NCHHITER KOTeMORI CAME UP IN THE FIFTH INNING AND SlAM- TION ceMMITTEE SIGNALED IT BIG SIXTH WITH A liNE SINGLE KD HIS THREE-RUN HOMER, SPARKING A FIVI-RUN EXPLeSION. A HAD MADI ITS DEC'SION. OFF THE RIGHTflElD WALL AND DOUBLE BY CHARLES HIRAMOTO AND TWO SINGLES BY IHA AND PAUL SOVEREI.N, LABELED BY THE BOB ASPROMONTE DOUBLED OFF TH CRUMPLER FOllOWED KOT.M.RI's H.MER. BRITISH CoNMITTEE THE "BElT lEfTFIElD WALL TO sceRE THE H/DEI MilNE WAS CREDITED WITH HIS "'NTH WIN OF THE SEASON PREPARED CHALLENGER IN SEV- FIRST BASEMAN. RUBEN AMARO AGAINST TWO lOSSES. THE BIGGEST Blews .'F MilNE WAS A ERAL YEARS," WILL FACE SKIP- ReBBED JOE GAINES IF A HIT TRIPLE BY JOHHNY MENASCO AND BACK-TO-SACK DOUBLES BY GENE PER Bes BAVIER AND THE CREW WITH A GREAT PLAY IN BACK OF TURNER AND CLARK. TeM MEYERS WAS THE ONLY BURNS & ROE BAT- .F THE C.NITELLAT'." IN THE SECOND BU' THEN CARROLL HARDY TER TO GET MeRE THAN ONE HIT. BEST-o,-aEVEN CUP FINALE HIT HIS SECOND HOt,ER OF THE * * * * * * STARTINQ SEPT. 15. YEAR HIGH ON THE LEFTFIELD COSMOPOLITANS EXTEND SECOND ROUND WINNING STREAK ROOF TO FINISH BENNETT. THEIR SEceND ROUND WINNIMG STREAK WAI EXTENDED LAST NIGHT TORCH DRAWS LARGE CROWS JOHN BOOZER CAME IN AND GA BY THE COSMOPOLITANS IN THE MEN's fAST PITCH LEAGUE BY HAND HeNG KeNG (UPI)--THE OLYM­ UP THREE SINGLES FOR ANOTHER ING DeUGLAS A 6-3 DEFEAT. PIC TeRCH ARRIVED IN HoNG RUN AND MIKE WHITE, WHO HAD THE COSMOPOLITAN WIN, THEIR SIXTH STRAIGHT, IN THE SEceND KONG JUST AHEAD OF TYPHOON FOUR HITS, GREETED Eo ROEBUCK ReUND, PUTS THEM TWO FULL GAMES AHEAD OF THE 'IRST ROUND RUBY TOOAY AND RECEIVED BIG- WITH HIS SECOND DOUBLE FeR TH lEADING WECO RIGGERS. GER RECEPTION THAN THE FIFTH RUN, CHARGED Te BOOZER. DESPITE HOMERS BY WARREN HOLTHAUS AND JERRY BLACKWELL, TH BEATLES. THE CoLTS SIXTH RUN CAME IN CoSMopellTANS MANAGED TO PICK UP Twe RUNS EACH IN THE FIRST A CROWD ESTIMATED AT MORE THE NINTH WHEN JACK BALDSCHUN FOURTH AND FIFTH INNINGS. THAN 100,000 TURNED OUT DES­ HIT GAINES WITH THE BASES FUl. SINGLES BY WALLY NAKAMOTO AND BilL WilNER AND A SACRIFICE PITE RUBY'S DR&VING FRINGE LEW BURDETTE'S FOUR HIT PIT FLY BY MARSHALL MARTIN, GAVE THE COSMOPOLITANS A 2-0 lEAD RAINS TO WATCH THE HISTORIC CHING AND A TWO-RUN HOMER BY IN THE OPENING FRAME. DOUGLAS TIED IT UP IN THEIR BOTTOM PASSAGE OF THE SACRED OlYMPI BilLY WILLIAMS LED THE CHICAG HALF OF THE FIRST ON HoLTHAUS' HOMER AND BLACKWELL'S FLAME TH .. UGH HONG KONG. CUBS TO A 3-0 VICTORY OVER TH DOUBLE. HOLTHAUS' FIRST BLAST OF THE SEASON CAME OFF JERRY A ReUSING WElceME PROMPT"r CINCINNATI REDS IT WAS BUR­ CALVERT'S FOURTH PITCH OF THE GAME WHilE lEADING OFF DOUG­ ING eNE NEWSMAN TO ceMMENT: DETTE'S 10TH WIN AGAINST 7 LAS' FIRST INNING. BLACKWELL lATER DOUBLED AND sceRED ON "THIS la A LeT BIGGER CROWD lOSSES. JOHN TSITeURIS BUFr­ AN ERROR. THE COSMOPOLITANS' THIRD AND rOURTH RUNS DROPPED THAN THE BEATlES DREW." ERED HIS 11TH LOSS AGAINST 7 IN THE FOURTH FRAME WHEN JeHN JONES STRUCK HIS SEceNO HIT WINS. ... OF THE GAME AND TWO SINGLE BY HAL CHARTRAND AND CALVERT MUST PAY BACK TAXES HANK AARON lED THE MllWAUKE AND A SACRIFICE FLY BY TOM RUSSEL WERE ceNNECTED. THE NEW ORLEANS, LA. (UPI)-­ BRAVES TO A 7-0 VICTORY OVER COSMOPOLITANS THEN PICKED UP THEIR TWO FINAL RUNS IN THE feRNER veRLD HEAVYWEIG~T THE ST. Leuls CARDINALS. WAD NEXT FRAME ON A PAIR OF WALKS, AN ERROR AND A SACRIFICE FLY SeXING CMANPI8N INGEMAR Je- BLASINGA~' STRUCK OUT SEVEN CALVERT YIELDED HIS FeURTH DOUGLAS HIT IN THE eOTTeM OF HANsseN WAS FACED TOOAY WITN AND PITCHED A SEVEN HITTER TG THE FIFTH WITH BLACKWELL BLASTING HIS SEceND HOMER OF THE PAYMENT ., MORE THAN $. Mil­ WIN HIS FOURTH GAME FOR THE SEASON WITH NONE ABOARD AND TWO OUTS. LION IN FIDERAL INCOME TAX. BRAVES WHILE ROGER CRAIG WAS CALVERT WENT ON TO BLANK DOUGLAS IN THE TWO REMAINING THE U.S. 5TH CIRCUIT COURT LOSING HIS SEVENTH GAME. INNINGS TO CHALK UP HIS 11TH VICTORY OF THE SEASON AGAINST OF ApPEALa YESTERDAY UPHELD RIGHT HANDER GAYLORD PERRY THREE lOSSES. A DISTRICT COURT RULING BEAT THE NEW YORK METS FOR ~ ______~•• ~.~.~.~.~ ______~·~·~·~·~·_· ______~IRECTING JOHANSSON TO PAY THE FOURTH TIME THIS SEASON HIS TAX BILL ON EARNINGS FRO IN PITCHING AND BATTING THE MENt~ FA~T ~TANDING~ PITCH HIS CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHTS WITH SAN fRANCISCO GIANTS TO A 3-1 LEAD BATTERS WL W L PCT. I NG flOYD PATTERS.N. WIN IN AN AFTERNOON GAME. WECO RIGGERS 6 I 4 0 ·909 AB H AVE. LEMON 42 23 48 ••• CoSMOPOLITANS 5 4 6 0 ·733 .5 N~ WAY TO TRAVEL1 STAKES EARLY CLAIM ON OPEN 2 EBEYE MOUNTIES b 3 4 I ·714 DIETZ 3 15 .469 CALIF. (UPI)--TIYI •• Te DALLAS, TEXAS (UPI)--CHUCK JOMAKAJ 7 2 2 2 .692 CAPEllE, M. 40 18 .450 RTNEY STAKED AN EARLY CLAIM PADDLE A SURFeOARD 446 MilES EBEYE TIGERS 4 4 2 2 ·500 UNGERECHT 29 13 .448 FAIM SAN fRANCISCO TO Los N THE $40,000 DALLAS OPEN BURNS & ROE 6 3 2 4 ·533 BLACKWEll 38 15 ·395 ANGELES HAS ITS SHARE OF HAZ LF CROWN TODAY WITH A FIVE­ ROI NAMUR 3 6 4 I ·500 TURNER 41 10 ·390 NDER-PAR OPENING ROUND 32-33- AROS--TAK£ IT FROM LARRY CA RIKAKIS 3 6 I 5 .267 UNE, 22, WHO IS ATTEMPTING T HUI KEAlAS 2 7 14 .214 HOME RUNS Dei) IT. HE COUNTERED A lOW BOGEY WIT DOUGLAS I 7 o 7 .067 fOBES JiMAKAJ 3 IX BIRDIES OVER THE 6,658- WITH EACH ARD OAK CLIFF COUNTRY CLUB MOST RBis M A J 0 R LEA G U E B A 5 E B ALL 5 TAN DIN G S: AYOUT TO EDGE ONE STROKE IN DIETZ RIGGERS 16 --AS CGMPllED BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL AS OF YESTERDAY RONT OF A FIELD OF PAR CRACK­ LEMON MeUNTIES 12 ARE AS FOLLOWS: RS. TURNER BURNS&ftOE 12 NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE MORE THAN TWO DOZEN OF THE IHA JOMAKAJ 12 W L PCT. GB W L PCT. GB IElD OF 143 STARTERS BETTERED AKANA COSMOS 12 PHILADELPHIA 80 52 .606 BALTIMORE 81 53 .604 AR DESPITE SULTRY TEMPERA­ CAPEllE "'OUNTIES II CINCINNATI 75 58 .564~! CHICAGO 81 5 ·596 I URES WHICH CLIMBED INTO THE g SEYDA DOUGLAS 1 I G I ANTS 75 bO ·556 ~ NEW YORK 76 .576 4 PPER 90s. 5T. Lou IS 73 60 .549 7~ DETROIT 1 g6 18 CLOSEST TO THE 23-YEAR-OLD 7 .5 lit LEADING PITCHERS PITTSBURGH Los ANGELES 70 69 .504 I~ ACE-SETTER WITH 66s WAS A 3 MORGAN 6 0 1.000 MllWAUKE£ CLEVELAND 67 .~oo I UARTET MADE UP OF CHARLES SIF ~~ ~g :§g~ MilNE 9 2 .818 Los ANGELES 64 67 .489 :i15 M,NNESOTA 67 ~e ~6 14* ORD, rRED HAAS, fRANK BEARD . [MRY 4 I .800 CHICAGO 61 72 .459 I BeSTON 61 5 .4 9 21 NO GEORGE ARCHER. CALVERT II 3 .786 HOUSTON 58 11 .430 23 WASHINGTON 53 -e .390 25 ALSO IN THE TOURNAMENT IS HAMMETT 5 2 ·714 NEW YORK 4 88 -338 35 KANSAS CITY 50 .370 3lt ILLY CASPER. 5 ~ PAGE 6 HOURGL,ASS SATURDAY 5 SEPTEMBER 1964 NOTICES SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES-­ HELP WANTED CHURCH OF CHRIST CLERK-TYPISTS FULL-TIME; SERVICES Will BE HELD THIS ALSO IMMEDIATE .PENING FOR LORD'S DAY AT 10:15 IN ROOM SHeWTIME 7:30 P.M. FULL-TIME SECRETARY. ApPLY 125 INSTEAD OF #13 OF THE RICHARDSON BLACK LI KE ME GLOBAL ASS.CIATES INDUSTRIAL GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. BIBLE JAMES WHITMORE, SORREL BOOKE RELATIONS OFFICE IN THE TER- STUDY AT II A.M. SERVICES ARE A WHITE NEWSPAPER MAN IN TEXAS, WITH THE HELP MINAL BUILDING ANNEX. ALSO HELD SUNDAY EVENINGS AT OF A PMYSI¢IAN, CHANGES HIS SKIN PIGMENTATION ••• ~ P.M. AND POSES AS A NEGRO TRAVELING THROUGH THE PERSON WITH RETAil WARE- ••• SOUTH. STARTING IN NEW ORLEANS, HE LIVES IN HOUSING AND PRICING BACKGROUN,EPISCOPAL EVENING PRAYER NEGRO SECTIONS OF SEVERAL CITIES. T0 WORK PART-TIME. CONTACT E[ SERVICES Will BE CONDUCTED A .GOOD Y&C ••• No KIBBLE AT 307 OR 308. EACH SUNDAY EV(NING AT 6:45 ••• P.M. IN THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL. SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 P.M. YOK~v£ YUK BADMAN'S COUNTRY+NEWS&SPGRTS CLERK-STENO--IMMEDJAT£ PER­ GEORGE MONTGOMERY, BUSTER CRABBE MANENT POSITION WITH KENTReN CATHOLIC AN ACE ABILENE lAWMAN BECOMES EMBROILED WITH HAWAII. INQUIRE AT KTS RAHGE rATHER fEY--7 A.M AND 9: t5 A GANGA PLANNING A BIG TRAIN HOLDUP. HE GETS OPERATION BUILDING BY CALLING A.~. INIYHE MEMORIAL CHAPEL AID FROM BUFFALO BilL, WYATT EARP AND BAT 596 OR 2135. AND AT II: 15 ON ROI NAMUR. DAILY MASS 4:45 P.M. IN THE MASTERSON JUST BEFORE THE GANG COMES INT. TOWN FOR A FINAL SHOWDOWN THAT RESULTS IN THE fOR SALE BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL MON­ GANG'S CAPTURE ONE ZENITH FIVE-SPEAKER DAY THROUGH FRIDAY. MASS SAT­ GENERAL AUDIENCE. STEREO RECORD PLAYER. CALL URDAY MORNING AT 7:25 A.M. 2456 AT TRAILER 733. CONFESSION SATURDAY FROM 7 TO 8 P.M. SHOWTIME 7:30 AND 12:15 OCEAN VIEwv COMEDY Of TERRORS TWO-TON AIR CONDITIONER, ONE VINCENT PRICE, PETER LeRRE, BORIS KARLOFF YEAR OLD, COMPLETELY REHABED PROTESTANT WHEN A 19TH CENTURY FUNERAL ESTABLISHMENT IS RECENTLY, $1 25. CALL 2354 OR WORSHIP SERYtCES ON KWAJA- SEE AT 412-A. LEIN WILL BE AT 8:10 AND I I NEAR FINANCIAL RUIN, THE UNDERTAKERS RESORT A.M. TO DUMPING THEIR CUSTOMERS INTO THE GROUND AND RETRIEVING THE CASKETS FOR FUTURE USE. COSCO NET PLAYPEN; BLACK SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES FOR A&Y ••• GOOD OF KIND C ••• No SHOWS, LOW HEELS, SIZE 7iAA, ALL AGES ARE HELD AT THE GEORG NEVER WORN. CONTACT MRS. SEITZ SCHOOL AT 9:40 A.M., SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:30 P.M. LAWS AT 2728. AND AT 9 A.M. ON ROI NAMUR. A NURSERY IS PROVIDED FeR ROXY REVAK THE REBEL* JACK PALANCE FOUND BOTH SERVICES AT THE ISLAND No SYNPOSIS AVAilABLE. WATCH, LEFT IN MEN'S ROOM AlDAY NURSERY. USE THE WEST SPECIAL SERVICES. CLAIM AT DOOR. EVERYONE IS WELCOME SHOWTIME 8 P.M. HOURGLASS. CHAPEL NURSERY ROt NAMUR LADY IN A CAGE+NEws AND SPORTS OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND, JEFF COREY JEWISH SERVICES MONDAY CATHOLICS AND PROTESTANTS A POWER FAILURE TRAPS A LAME WOMAN BETWEEN ROSH HASHANAH SERVICES WILL MAY BRING THEIR CHILDREN TO FLOORS IN HER CAGE-TYPE ELEVATOR. As THE BE HELD MONDAY MORNING 7 SEPT. THE ISLAND DAY NURSERY FOR THE IN THE CHAPEL. 8: 10 A.M. SERVICE, THE 9:15 HYSTERICAL WOMAN WATCHES HELPLESSLY FROM HER ••• A.M. MASS AND THE II A.M. SER- PERCH, THIEVERY AND MURDER TAKES PLACE. fOR SALE VICE. BRING YOUR CHILDREN TO A•• REYOLTING Y&C ••• Ne AKAI M-7 TAPE RECORDER, CALI THE WEST DOOR (LAGOON SIDE). SU NO A Y 's Mov I E S 9-328 DAYS, OR SEE AT TRAILER ••• RICHARDSON BADMAN'S COUNTRY+NEWS&SPORTS 565 AFTER 5 P.M. LATTER-DAY SAINTS ••• SERVICES ARE HELD IN ROOM YOKWE YUK COMEDY Of TERRORS OCEAN VI EW BLACK LIKE ME SWIM PARTY TONIGHT, KIDS! 113 OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL Roxy DIVORCE-ITALIAN STYLE A SWIM PARTY FOR THE PRE- INSTEAD Of" #113 AS FOLLOWS: ROI NAMUR CHALK GARDEN TEENS, AGES 9-12, WILL BE HEL[ PRIESTHOOD MEETING AT 8:30 TONIGHT AT THE DEPENDENTS POO P.M., SUNDAY SCHOOL AND SACRA- FROM 7 TO 8:3 • MENT MEETING AT 9:30 A.M. MONDAY's MOVIES 0 NOOSE fOR A GUNMAN THE REGULAR LIFEGUARD WILL ••• RICHARDSON BE ON DUTY. PENTECOSTAL WORSHIP YOKWE YUK JOLLY BAD FELLOW • • SERVICES WILL BE HELO AT OCEAN VIEW LAST DAYS Of POMPEII CLOSED LABOR DAY 7:45 P.M. IN THE CHAPEL SUNDAY RoxY-NOT FOR CHILDREN I ROBIN AND THE SEVEN HOODS HERCULES UNCHAINED GLOBAL ASSOCIATES ADVISES EVENING. THE PUBLIC IS IN- ROI NAMUR CUSTOMERS THAT THE RETAIL VITED. PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS STORE, COMMISSARY, BARBER AND ••• EACH FILM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABILITY BEAUTY SHOP, LAUNDRY AND RE- YOKWE YUK SCHEDULE FOR CHilDREN or VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE: TAIL OPERATIONS OFFICE WILL BE RED'S REEF RUNNERS WILL PLAY A••• ADULTS Y ••• YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C ••• CHllDREN 8-12 CLOSED LABOR DAY, MONDAY. TONIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB *No RATINGS AVAILABLE. ••• BEGINNING AT 8:30. WILL ELECT OffiCERS THE CLUB WILL CARRY THEIR l THE WOMEN'S CHAPEL FELLOW- REGULAR SUNDAY BRUNCH SCHEDULE OUTRIGGERS TO RACE TOMORROW AUTO SALES HITS RECORD SHIP WilL MEET TUESDAY SEPT. ON LABOR DAY WITH THE BARS THE KWAJALEIN OUTRIGGER DETROIT (UPI)--JOHN f. GOR- ,) CLUBtS ANNUAL LABOR DAY RACES PON, PRESIDENT OF GENERAL AT A.M. OPEN I NG AT I P.M. (0 H BOY. 8 THERE9 WILL BE ~ FALL ELECT- ••• WILL BE HELD TOMORROW MORNING MOTORS CORP. SAID YESTERDAY ION OF OFFICERS. ALL ISLAN- PLAY CHESS TOMORROW AT EMON BEACH. THE RETAil SALE OF 1964 MODEL DERS ARE WELCOME. NURSERY THE CHESS CLUB WILL HOLD ITS AT LEAST SIX ENTRANTS ARE PASSENGER CARS HIT THE ALL- CARE WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER. REGULAR SUNDAY AFTERNOON SES- EXPECTED T8 PARTICIPATE IN TIME RECORD HIGH OF 8. I MIL- ••• SION TOMORROW BEGINNING AT I THE RACE IN WHICH TRADITIONAL LION UNITS, THE FIRST TIME SCOUTS TO HOLD PICNIC P.M. ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF MARSHAlLESE OUTRIGGERS WILL BEAUTOMOBILE SALES HAVE EVER Boy SCOUT TROOP 135 WILL BE THE SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING. USED. BROKEN T~E 8 MillION MARK. GUESTS MONDAY OF THE TROOPS VISITORS ARE INVITED. THE WINrSH LINE WILL ALSO SALES OF THE 1963 MODEL FROM EBEYE ON A PICNIC ON ••• BE AT EMON BEACH BUT THE TOTALED 7·6 MILLION UNITS. CARLSON ISLAND. TRANSPORATION SPECIAL ROXY MATINEE FEATURE TROPHY-AWARDING CEREMONY WILL GORDON SAID COMBINED CARS WILL BE PROVIDED ABOARD THE A SP£CIAl MATINEE WILL BE TAKE PLACE AT THE SMALL BOAT AND TRUCKS, INCLUDING ABOUT MARSHALLESE 50-FOOT SLOOP FEATURED AT THE Roxy THEATER POOL. PRIZES WILL BE SMALL 500,000 IMPORTED VEHICLES, LEAVING KWAJALEIN AT 8 A.M. ,ON LABOR DAY BEGINNING AT I OUTRIGGER MODELS. TOTALED 9·5 MilliON FOR THE CONTRARY TO PREVIOUS INSTRUd~.M. EVERYONE IS INVITED TO AT- 1964 MODEL YEAR. LAST YEAR'S TIONS, THE SCOUTS WILL NOT HAJ.E THE MOVIE WILL BE "JAMBOREE; TEND THE RACES. COMBINED TOTAL WAS 8.8 MIL- TO CARRY THEIR OWN PICNIC A RECENT WARNER BROTHERS RE- ••• LION. LUNCHES SINCE THE MARSHALLESE LEASE, PRESENTING MANY RECORD- T NOTICE TO BOWLERS THE GM PRESIDENT, HOWEVER, BOYS WILL SHOW THEM Hew TO ING STARS liKE CONNIE fRANCIS, HE CLASSI~ MIXED TRIO BE- STOPPED SHORT OF PREDICTING CATCH FISH AND PREPARE THEM COUNT BAS IE, FRANKIE AVALON, GINS ITS 18-WEEK SEASON THIS ANOTHER 8 MILLION BREAK- AND COCONUTS FQR AN EDIBLE rATS DOMINO, JERRY LEE LEWIS TUESDAY EVENING AT 6:45· THE THROUGH FOR THE 1965 MODELS, MEAL. EACH BOY WILL TAKE HIS AND BUDDY KNOX IN MANY SMASH NEW OFFICERS ARE CLEM NAPEAHI BUT HE PREDICTS ANOTHER BAN- OWN CANTEEN OF FRESH WATER HITS. A GENERAL GROUP AUDIENCE AS PRESIDENT AND JOE YOST AS NER YEAR WHICH WOULD MAKE IT WITH HIM ON THE TRIP. _ IS SUGGESTED. SECRETARY. FOUR IN A ROW • .. . SNORKEL SWI MMING AREA CONTI NGENCY FILL A REA

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YO~E YUK THEATER JOLLY BAD HERCULES LAST DAYS or NOOSE FOR A BAD WORLD OF HENRY SURF PARTY ROBIN AND THE FELLOW UNCHAINED PC»1PE II MAN-NEWS,SPORTS ORIENT SEVEN HOODS OCEAN VIEW THEATER LAST DAYS OF NOOSE FOR A BAD JOLLY BAD FELLOW HERCULES SURF PARTY ROB IN AND THE WORLD OF HENRY PC»1PE II MAN UNCHA INED SEVEN HOODS ORIENT ROXY THEATER ROBIN AND THE WORLD OF HENRY SURF PARTY JOLLY BAD NOOSE FOR A BAD- HERCULES LAST DAYS OF SEVEN HOODS ORIENT FELLOW MAN-NEWS,SPORTS UNCHAINED POMPE II ROI NAMUR MOVIES HERCULES SURF PARTY ROBIN AND THE WORLD OF HENRY LAST DAYS OF JOLLY BAD NOOSE FOR A BAD­ UNCHAINED SEVEN HOODS ORIENT PQ\1PE II FELLOW PLUS MAN NEWS & SPORTS SURF PARTY BOBBY VINTON, PATRICIA MORROW 80 MIN. COMEDY ROBIN AND THE SEVEN HOOOS-C FRANK SINATRA, DEAN MARTIN, BING CROSBY 120 MIN. COMEDY WITH MUSIC WORLD OF HENRY ORIENT-C PETER SELLERS, PAULA PRENTISS 106 MIN. C()1EDY JOLLY BAD FELLOW NOT YET RELEASED HERCULES UNCHAINED-C-CS StEVE REEVES, SVlVA COSCINA 143 MIN. DRAMA (ENGLISH DU6BEO) NOOSE FOR A BADMAN JIM DAVIS, BARTON MACLANE 69 MIN. WESTERN LAST DAYS OF POMPEII-C-CS STEVE REEVES, ANNE MARIE BAUMANN 103 MIN. SPECTACLE DRAMA {ENGLISH DUBBED) RICHARDSON-THE SHOW WILL START AT 1930 AND ANYONE MAY ATTEND. YELLOW SEATS FOR BACHELORS ONLY. YOKWE YUK-THE SHOWS WILL BEGIN AT 1900 AND 2100. FOR YOKWE YUK MEMBERS ONLY. CHILDREN MANY NOT ATTEND. OCEAN VIEW-THE FIRST SHOW WILL START AT 1930 AND THERE IS A LATE MOVIE AT 12: 15 A.M. FOR ADULT MALE PERSONNEL ONLY ROXY-THE SHOW WILL START AT 1830 AND 2030, AND ARE FOR DEPENDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES ONLY. SATURDAY MATINEE AT '300. DEPENDENTS POOL 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-19°0 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 BACHELORS POOL 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 °7°0-2100 0700-2100 BOWLING ALLEY 0930-2330 0930-2330 °93°-233° 0930-2330 °93°-233° °93°-233° 093-2330 LIBRARY 09°0-233° 0900-2330 0900-2330 09°0-233° °9°0-233° °900-233° 1300-1700 1800-223° HOBBY-CERAMICS SHOP 1230-1730 1230-1730 123°-173° 123°-1730 1230-1730 123°-173° 183°-2130 183°-213° 1830-2 130 1830-213° 183°-2130 1830-213° SPECIAL SERVICES GEAR LOCKER 083°-173° 083°-173° 083°-173° 083°-173° 0830-113° 1200-143° PHOTO LAB 1800-2130 1800-213° 1800-213° 1800-213° 1800-213° 1200-1900 GOLF COURSE

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