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VOL. 3 No. 959 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY 2 NOVEMBER 1961 ------~----~~------.------WEST BERLIN POLICE CHECK ALL COMMUNIST DIPLOMATS ENTERING UNITED STATE5 STILL PREPARED TO NEGOTIATE IMMEDIATELY IN NON-MILITARY CAR5 ~VITH SOVIET UNION ON TREATY TO BAN NUCLEAR TE~TS BERLIN, Nov. 1 (UPI)-WEST BERLIN POLICE TODAY BEGAN CHECKING IDENTITY UNITED NATIONS, Nov. I (UPI)-THE UNITED STATES, SPEAKING WITH PRESIDENT PAPERS Of ALL SOVIET AND OTHER COM­ KENNEDY'S "COMPLETE APPROVAL," SAID TODAY THAT DESPITE RUSSIA'S UNPRECEDENTED MUNIST DIPLOMATS CROSSING fROM EAST NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS IT IS PREPARED TO NEGOTIATE IMMEDIATELY WITH THE SOVIET TO WEST BERLIN IN NON-MILITARY CARS UNION ON A TREATY TO BAN NUCLEAR TESTS. PASSENGERS IN OFfiCIAL SOVIET VEHIC­ ARTHUR H. DEAN, CHIEF U.s. NEGOTIATOR ON NUCLEAR MATTERS, TOLD THE GENERAL LES, WHETHER IN CIVILIAN DRESS OR UNI­ ASSEMBLY'S MAIN POLITICAL COMMITTEE fORM, WERE EXEMPT fROM THE NEW REGULA­ "THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES IS FORMULATED BY THE PRESIDENT OF TIONS AND WERE WAVED THROUGH BORDER THE UNITED STATES AND WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S COMPLETE APPROVAL II CHECKPOINTS WITHOUT DELAY. "DESPITE THE SOVIET SERIES OF TESTS, THE UNITED KINGDOM AND THE UNITED IT WAS LEARNED WEST BERLIN POLICE STATES ARE STILL PREPARED TO SIGN IMMEDIATELY OR TO NEGOTIATE A NUCLEAR TEST TOOK THE ACTION BECAUSE THEY BELIEVE BAN TREATY RIGHT AWAY OR IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE, JUST AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, COMMUNIST DIPLOMATS HAVE USED PRIVATE WITH THE SOVIET UNION" CARS TO BRING UNDESIRABLE EAST GERMANS "I SUBMIT THAT THERE IS NOTHING' IFFyl ABOUT THIS STATEMENT" INTO WEST BERLIN. "I CALL UPON MY SOVIET COLLEAGUE TO RESPOND AND NOT TO DIVERT THE COMMITTEE' WHEN THE NEW RULE fiRST WAS APPLIED, "IF THE SOVIET UNION WILL NEGOTIATE AND SIGN SUCH A NUCLEAR TEST BAN TREATY, THERE WAS CONSIDERABLE CONFUSION OVER I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE IT CLEAR THAT WE WHO WAS AfFECTED. WILL CALL UPON ALL OTHER NATIONS TO A POLICE SPOKESMAN HAD ANNOUNCED NEWS BRIEFS SIGN IT " EARLIER THAT ALL SOVIET VEHICLES WERE BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL TO BE STOPPED AND ALL RUSSIAN CIVIL­ DECATUR, INDIANA--TEN WORKERS ES­ IANS SUBJECT TO IDENTITY CHECKS. CAPED WITH MINOR INJURIES EARLY THIS HURRICANE HATTIE CAU~ES BUT POLICE ON THE BORDER WERE WAV­ MORNING WHEN AN EXPLOSION AND FLASH wiDESPREAD DE~TRUCTJON ING OFFICIAL VEHICLES THROUGH AND FIRE RIPPED A SOYBEAN PROCESSING PLANT STOPPING ONLY PRIVATE CARS WITH EAST IN DECATUR, INDIANA THE EXPLOSION BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS, Nov I GERMAN LICENSE PLATES AFTER THE WENT OFF UNDERGROUND APPARENTLY IN (UPI)-GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES REPORT­ CHECK OF PAPERS, THESE CARS ALSO WERE TUNNELS LEADING TO GRAIN STORAGE AREAS ED AT LEAST 60, POSSIBLY MORE, PERSON WAVED THROUGH. THREE BUILDINGS WERE DESTROYED AND PERISHED IN THE BLASTS OF WIND AND POLICE CARRIED LISTS OF NAMES, PRE­ HUGE CHUNKS OF CEMENT HURLED 50 TO WATER FROM HURRICANE HATTIE SOME OF SUMABLY OF COMMUNIST DIPLOMATS ACCRED­ 100 FEET THROUGH THE AIR IN THE BLAST. THE DEAD STILL ARE LYING IN THE ITED TO EAST BERLIN. COMPANY AND CITY FIREMEN QUICKLY DOU­ STREETS OF BELIZE A U.S. SPOKESMAN SAID THE ALLIES SED FIRES THAT BROKE OUT IN SEVERAL THE CASUALTIES INCLUDE 25 IN BELIZE ASKED THE RUSSIANS SOME TIME AGO FOR STORAGE AREAS THE CAPITAL OF THIS CENTRAL AMERICAN A LIST OF LICENSE PLATE NUMBERS TO BRITISH COLONY, AND 23 IN STANN CREEK FACILITATE BORDER HANDLING, BUT RE­ CAPE CANAVERAL - A FOUR-STAGE "SCOUT" TO THE SOUTH OF THE CITY REPORTS OF CEIVED NO REPLY. ROCKET WAS DELIBERATELY DESTROYED SEC­ DEATHS AT CAYE CAULK RANGE UP TO 40 WEST BERLIN POLICE ASKED ALLIED PER­ ONDS AfTER IT LEFT ITS LAUNCHING PAD A NEWSMAN-PHOTOGRAPHER TEAM or MISSION TO CARRY OUT THE NEW CHECKING AT CAPE CANAVERAL THIS MORNING. THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL FROM MIAMI SYSTEM ROCKET WAS INTENDED TO TEST VITAL FLEW TO THE BELIZE AIRPORT THIS MORN­ THE EAST GERMAN NEWSPAPER NEUES TRACKING NETWORKS FOR AMERICA'S FIRST ING AND Gov COLIN THORNLEY AUTHOR­ DEUTSCHLAND TOLD ITS READERS FOR THE MANNED ORBITAL FLIGHT BUT THE SCOUT IZED TRANSMISSION OF THE FIRST EYE­ FIRST TIME TODAY THAT SOVIET TANKS VEERED WILDLY THROUGH THE SKY BEFORE IT WITNESS NEWS REPORT OVER THE EMERGEN­ WERE USED ON THE BERLIN CITY BORDER HAD TO BE DESTROYED. THE FLOP IS NOT CY RADIO TRANSMITTER SET UP HERE. LAST WEEK EXPECTED TO DELAY PLANS FOR LAUNCHING THE REPORT WAS ADDRESSED TO UPI, THE COMMUNIST NEWSPAPER DID NOT TELL A CHIMPANZEE INTO ORBIT NOVEMBER 14-­ MIAMI, AND WAS PICKED UP BY HAM ITS READERS WHEN THE TANKS WERE USED, THE LAST STEP BEFORE MANNED ORBITAL RADIO OPERATOR ORVILLE SMAIL AT HOL­ OR THAT THEY WERE STILL HIDDEN NEAR FLI GHT LYWOOD, FLORIDA THE FRIEDRICHSTRASS CHECKPOINT IN A THE n EyE " OF HURRICANE HATTIE, AT­ BOMBED-OUT RUIN IN EAST BERLIN WASHINGTON -- THE U.S. DELEGATE TO TENDED BY WIND GUSTS UP TO 200 MILES THE ONE-PARAGRAPH MENTION OF THE THE ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES PER HOUR AND 10-rOOT HIGH TIDAL WAVES RUSSIAN TANKS IN THE RED NEWSPAPER HAS CHARGED CUBA'S FIDEL CASTRO WITH-­ THAT ROLLED INTO BELIZE, PASSED THROUGH CAME AS INCIDENTS CONTINUED TO ERUPT IN THE DELEGATE'S WORDS---"SEEKING TO STANN CREEK ABOUT 7 30 TUESDAY MORN­ ALONG THE EAST-WEST BERLIN BORDER SUBVERT AND OVERTHROW THE CONSTITUT­ ING WEST BERLIN POLICE AND COMMUNIST IONAL GOVERNMENTS OF THE AMERICAS" THERE ARE ONLY THREE OR FOUR HOUSES VOPOS TOSSED 49 TEAR GAS GRENADES AT OTHER OAS DELEGATIONS LEARNED Of THE LEfT STANDING IN STANN CREEK IN EACH OTHER LATE LAST NIGHT ON BOYSEN­ CHARGE TODAY IN A NOTE THAT ALSO AC­ BELIZE, 70 TO 80 PER CENT OF THE CHAUSSEE IN THE WEDDING SUBURB. AT CUSED THE CASTRO REGIME OF ALIGNING BUILDINGS ARE DAMAGED ANOTHER PLACE, THE EAST GERMANS HURLED ITSELF WITH THE SINO-SOVIET BLOC. AUTHORITIES HERE ESTIMATED THERE AR ROCKS AT WEST BERLIN POLICE THE U.S. PICTURED THE CUBAN PREMIER 10,000 TO 15,000 PERSONS LEFT HOME­ AN AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT, ERIC PACE, AS "INTIMATELY ASSOCIATED" WITH COM­ LESS BY THE HURRICANE'S DESTRUCTION 25, OF LIFE MAGAZINE, WAS HELD BY MUNIST AIMS EARLIER, Gov THORNLEY BROADCAST VOPOS AT THE FRIEDRICHSTRASSE CHECK­ A RADIO APPEAL FOR AID AND TROOPS. POINT fOR NEARLY FIVE HOURS. A GIRL DETROIT, Nov I {UPI)-foRD MOTOR CO. WHO HAD ACCOMPANIED HIM WAS PERMITTED TODAY REPORTED NET EARNINGS OF $79 8 THROUGH TO WEST BERLIN WITHOUT DIFFI­ MILLION FOR THE THIRD QUARTER OF 1961, FALLOUT MAY BYPASS MAINLAND CULTY. UP $28.4 MILLION FROM THE CORRESPOND­ ING PERIOD OF 1960 WASHINGTON, Nov I (UPI)-THE INI­ HENRY fORD II, CHAIRMAN Of THE BOARD, TIAL FALLOUT CLOUD FROM RUSSIA'S 50- KWAJ WEATHER FORECAST SAID EARNINGS IN THE THIRD QUARTER MEGATON SUPER BOMB WILL REACH SOUTH­ THIS YEAR WERE EQUAL TO $1 45 A SHARE WEST ALASKA TOMORROW NIGHT BUT PROB­ U S. WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST FOR COMPARED WITH EARNINGS Of 93 CENTS A ABLY WILL BYPASS THE U.S. MAINLAND, KWAJALEIN TONIGHT AND TOMORROW CON­ SHARE IN THE SAME PERIOD A YEAR AGO. A WEATHER BUREAU EXPERT fORECAST TODA SIDERABLE CLOUDINESS TOMORROW WITH SALES IN THE THIRD QUARTER THIS YEAR THE OFFICIAL, ROBERT LIST, ALSO SAl SCATTERED SHOWERS) GENTLE BREEZE, TOTALED $1,504 MILLION OR 12.3 PER THE UNITED STATES AND OTHER NORTHERN GUSTY IN SHOWERS, MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE CENT ABOVE SALES OF $1,339 MILLION IN HEMISPHERE NATIONS WILL RECEIVE THE 87 DEGREES, MINIMUM TEMPERATURE 80 THE CORRES~ONDING PERIOD OF 1960 HEAVIEST RAOIOACTIVE SHOWERS IN HIS- DEGREES; RELATIVE WUMIOITY - MAXIMUM TORY WHEN THE BULK OF THE fALLOUT 85%, MINIMUM 70%. YEsl~RDAY'S PRECIP­ fROM THE SOVIET TEST SERIES IS WASHED ITATION TRACE. CUMULAT,VE MONTHLY NEWS ITEMS FOR THE HOURGLASS???? TO EARTH IN NEXT SPRING'S RAIN AND PRECIPITATION THROUGH YESTERDAY - CALL 214 OR 539 SNOW TRACE. BUT THE U.S. PUBLIC}JEALTH SERVICE

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PUBLISHED AT THE DiRECTIO~ OF THE STEVEN!:>ON MEETS in 1H ZOR IN TO INFORM HIM Uo!:> Q vd LL COMMANDING OFFiCER, PACIFIC MISSILE ANNOUNCE DEMAND FOR UNCONDIT!ONAL ELECTION OF U@ THANT RANGE FACILITv, KwAJALEl~ MARSHALL ISLANDS, IN ACCORuANCE WITH BUREAU UNITED NATIONS, N Y., ~\J()" l (UPn)-THE IJN!TE:) STAns AIIID Bq'TAIt-l ANNOUNCED OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c TODAY T~EY FAVOR ELEC110N OF J THANT OF BURMA AS S~CRETARY GENERAL AND PREFER WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY or TEXAS. TO ~ET HIM DECiDE .OR rlj~S£LF T~E NuV,BER OF DEPUTiES HE SH0u_D HAVE TYERE WAS NO ,~DICATiON ThAT RuSSIA, Wrl'Ci HAS It-lS'STED T~A- .T HftVE A VOICE THE HOURGLASS is Pu3L!S~ED uAiLY IN THE NU~BER O· DEPJTY POSTS FOR T~ANT AND THE '~Djv'DVA~S TO F,LL THEM, MONDAY tHROUGH SATURDAY DEADLJ~E WOULD ACREE TO T~E PROPOSAL FOR NOT iCES I S 11 P. M. uA Y BEFORE THANT'S OWN REACT!ON WAS ~OT lMMEDIATELY KNO~N) E T~ER PUBLi CATION. DEADU ~E FOR NEWS THE D:CISION, ANNOU~CED ~N SEPAqATE STATEMENTS BY U 5 A~BASSACOR AD~A! E ITEMS IS! 0 A, ~1. DAY OF PUBU CAi ION. STEVENSO~ AND BRITISH ~!~!STER OF STATE ~OSEP~ 9 GOOBER, CkME AFTER FIvE WEEKS OF FR0:TkESS BICKER'NG WITrl RUSSIA IN AN E.FORT T~ AGREE ON THE NAMES THE HOURGLASS RESERVES T~E RiGHT AND NUMBER o~ 111£ DEPJT:ES TO EDIT ALL COPy RECEiVED FOR THE UNITED STATES ~NC wESTERN ALLiES HAD S~OO~ FIR~ eN ThA~TIS APPOINTMENT PUBliCATION WITH FiVE DEPUT!ES~ REPRESENT~NG THE UN!TED STATES, RUSSIA, AFR~CA, LATIN AMER!CA~ AND WESTERN E~RooE RUSSijA INS'STED EITWER ON THE EL!MINAT~ON OF EDITOR - JOYCE RAWlES WESTERN EUROPE OR ThE ADDITiON OF EASTERN EUROPEAN AND ASIAN REPRESENTATIVES TO COUNTERBALANCE T STEVENSO~ SAW ZOR'~ TYjS ~ORNING COMMUN~ST °ARTY SUMMiT MEETING AND INFORME~ HI~ THAT 7~E UNITED BRAZILIAN PLANE CRASH LEAVES CANCELLED DUE TO ABSENCE OF STATES WAS GO'~G TO ANNO~~CE ITS D~- 49 PER~ONS» OF 859 DEAD RED CHINESE DELEGATiON MAND FOR 1~£ UNCO~u T1~N_L ELECTIO~ REC~FE, BRA2. L, No\, H"J~r, )-A PANAiR Moscow, Nov, : (UPI)-PL\NS FOR A OF THANT iNFOq4EC SOj~CES SAI~ DO BRJSIL DC7C A!Rll~=R CR~ShED I~TO COMMUNIST PARTY SUMMiT ME£TI~G HAVE THERE WAS ~O A~REE~(~T AT THE MEET!NG A Hil..LS~:)t: AND BIIRS1 1\1'0 .LAioILS W~~LE BEEN CANC£LLED BECAUSE fbllft THE ABSENCE IN THE GENERAL A~SE~BL~IS ~A:N FOL­ COMING aN FOR A LA~~ ~G H~RE ~O~Av, OF THE COMMUNIST CHiNESE DELEGATION, ITICAL CO~M!TTE[, P~~!STAN ACC~SED K!LL:NG 49 OF T~E 85 °ERSONS ABOARD IT WAS DISCLOSED TOO~Y. RUSSiA OF FORGlhG DOC0MENTS PURPORT­ AN AiRLINE OFFIC!AL SAID SIX OF THE THE GOVERNMENT N£W!PA~tR IZVESTiA AN­ ING TO O~TLjNr P_A~S ~F THE ~EN~RAL 36 SURVIVORS WERE HOSp~TALllED !N SER­ NOUNCED THE CHiNESE ~ELEGATiON TO THE TREATY O~GANIZATI01\ (CENTO) TO CREA'TE IOUS COND~rI9~ lhE FOUR-fhGINE AIR­ CONCLUDED 22ND SOV~[r PARTY CONGRESS "DEATH ZONE Sil NiTS Owlll COLlNTR Y AND L!~Eq WAS CAq~Y~NG NiNl ~REW MEMBERS LEFT FOR PEIPI~G YESTERDAY IRAN A' PART OF AN ATTACK uN THE AND 76 PASSENGERS FROM LISBON, PORTU­ THEIR DEPARTURE CON~!RMED REPORTS SOVIET UNION. GAL, TO RIO DE JANE~qO O~ A LOW-FARE THAT A PLA~NED SU~M T ME[-ING ~AS PAKISTA~ AMBAS~ADOR MO~AMMAD ZA.­ tlFRIENDSHiP FLIGHT !t BEEN CALLED OI"Fo RULLA~ KHAN CONDEMNED TnE DOCUMEN,S ONE REPORT CARRlfD BY THE BRAZ!LIAN CHINESE PREMJf~ C~OU EN-LAI, WHO AS "CALUr-1NY AND ABDSURD I TY," AND SA I 0 MERIDIONAL NEWS AGENCY SA!D TwO EXPLO- HEADED THE DELEGAT!O~, R(TURNED TO THAT RUSSiA IN PREPARING THE FALSE SIONS RIPPED THE PLANE BE.ORE iT CHINA EARLIER Wr!LE T~£ CONGRESS WAS PAPERS HAD ADDED "SUBTLETY TO TrlE S~RJCK THE HiLLS!DE WHILE lRI~a TO STILL IN SESSIO~ A~TER PUBLICLY QUEST­ ARTISTRY" OF ITS PROPAGANDA MILLS LA~D AT RECIFE'S GuARARAPES A~R?ORT. IONING PREMIER NIKITA KnRUSHCHEV'S SOVIET DELEGATE DEMYON K TSARA?­ lHE FRIENDSHiP FLjC~T, AIMED AT PRO­ OPEN)DENOUNCiATRON Of ALBANIA KIN REPLIED THAT THE DOCUMENTS "ARE MOTING 10URISM BETWEEh PORTJGAL AND CHOU SA!D fiT ONLY HELPED COMMUNIST AUTHENTIC A~D CAN EASiLY B~ CHECKED BRAZil, WAS 0PEN 9~~f TO R£S!DE~TS OF OPPONENTS TO AIR rA~!LY QuARRELS IN A~D VERiFIED," ALLEGING THAT THEY HAD TriE TWO COUNTR~[S. T~£ A~~LIN(S SAiD PUBLIC HOWEVER, ~HRJSHC~EV AND MOST BEEN SENT 8Y CENTO -0 MILITARY COMM­ THEY BELIEVEO ALL PASSE~CERS TO BE OTHER FOREIGN AND .OViET SPOKESMEN ANDS OF IRA~, I~AQ, PAKiSTAN, TURKEY, EITHER BRAZILiANS OR PORTJGUESE DISREGARDED CHOUiS ADMONITION. BRITAIN AND THE U~~~ED STATES IN 1958 OFFICIALS SA~D 1~_ PLANE WAS DESTROY­ KHRUSHCHEV AND OTHER CONGRESS ORATORS TSARAPKiN SAID PAKISTAN WAS BEING ED BY THE CRASH A~D ThE FtiRE THAT FOL­ ALSO OBLIQUELY CRITICIZED THE CHINESE USED BY THE WESTERN POWERS, AND CITED LOWED. BY DENOUNCING T~E SO-CALLED DOGMATISTS THE 1960 RECONNAiSSANCE FLIGHTS FROM SEVEN SURVgVORS WERE TAKEN TO A HOS­ IN THE COMMUNIST PARTY THAT COUNTRY BY U2 Spy PLANES OF THE PITAL IN RECiFE AND 29 OTHERS TO HOTELS IT WAS UNDERSTOOD THE CHINESE OB­ UNITED STATES IN RECIFE--THE NORTHEAST BRAZ!LIAN JECTED TO THE HARSH PUBLIC INSTIGA­ ZAFRULLAH OBJECTED TO THE ACTION OF CITY WHICH GAINED WORLDWIDE ATTENTION TION OF THE MOLOTOV "ANTI-PARTY" GROUP THE UNITED NATIONS IN CIRCULATING WHEN PORTUGUESE iNSURGENT LEADER AND THE VIOLENT CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE DOCUMENTS, AT RUSSIA'S REQUEST, HENRIQUE GALVAO SuRRENDERED THE HI­ STALINISM. AS OFFICIAL PADERS IN THE GENERAL JACKED LINER SANTA MARiA THERE LAST WHILE IN Moscow, CHOU LAID A WREATH ASSEMBLY's MAIN POLITICAL COMMITTEE'S FEBRUARY. ON THE LENIN-STALIN MAUSOLEUM WITH A DEBATE ON NUCLEAR TESTS HE SAID IN LiSBON, AiRPORT AUTHORilTIES SAID NOTE INSCRIBED "TO THE GREAT MARXIST­ RUSSIA DID NOT ITSELF REGARD THEM AS NAVY LT. HENRIQUE ALFO~SO DA SILVA LENINIST, JOSEPH STALIN." AFTER HIS OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS, BUT CIRCULATED HORTA, ASSIGNED TO ASSUr-1E COMMAND OF DEPARTURE CHOU COULD NOT HAVE GAINED THEM MERELY AS A STATEMENT FROM THE THE TRAiNING SHIP GUANABARA IN RIO AND MUCH COMFORT FROM HEARING STALIN DE­ OFFICIAL SOVIET TASS NEWS AGENCY 12 OF HIS MEN W£~E ABOARD THE PLANE BUT NOUNCED FOR COMMITTING MASS CRIMES THE DOCUMENTS PURPORTED TO SHOW ESCAPED INJuRY. AND HAVING HIS BODY REMOVED FROM THE ThAT IN AN ATTACK ON RuSSIA, CENTO MERIDIONAL SAID SILVA HORTA HELPED MAUSOLEUM NUCLEAR WEAPONS WOULD BE USED AGAINST PULL SURViVORS FROM THE WRECKAGES. THE COMMUNIST PARTY NEWSPAPER PRAVDA A NUMBER OF "INTERDICTION TARGETS" THE FOUR-ENGINE AiRLaNER HAD STOP­ REPORTED LAST NIGHT THAT STALIN'S IN PAKISTAN AND IRAN TO LAY WASTE TO PED AT ILHA DO SAL IN THE CAPE VERDE BODY HAD BEEN REMOVED FROM THE RED A ZONE TO IMPEDE A SOVIET COUNTER­ ISLANDS ON ITS I"LIGHT ACROSS THE SQUARE TOMB IT WAS PLACED IN A ATTACK SOUTH ATLANTiC TO RECIFE AND RIO FRESHLY DUG GRAVE AT THE KREMLIN WALL ON ANOTHER TACK, ZAFRULLAH BLAMED THE AUTHORITIES SAID IT w~S PA~AiRIS THE MAUSOLEUM HAD BEEN "CLOSED FOR RE­ UNITED STATES AND OThER WESTERN POW­ FIRST CRASH ON THE PORTUGAL-BRAZIL PAIRS" FOR SEVERAL DAYS ERS FOR NOT PREVENTiNG FRANCE FROM ROUTE IN 16 YEARS AT FIRST LIGHT THIS MORNING SOVIET CONDUCTING NUCLEAR TESTS IN THE WORKMEN HAD COMPLETED PLACING A NEW SAHARA DESERT RUSK - UoSo CABINET ARRIVE IN NAME PLATE ON THE TOMB STALIN'S NAME HE SAID THERE WAS LITTLE DIFFERENCE JAPAN FOR ECONOMIC MEET!~G WAS MISSING FROM IT AND LENIN'S NAME IN PRINCIPLE BETWEEN ThE FRENCH TESTS WAS HALF AGAIN AS BIG AS BEFORE AND THE CURRENT SOVIET SERIES, AL­ HAKONE, JAPAN, Nov. i (UPI }-SECRE­ AFTER THE CHANGE WAS COMPLETED, THE THOUGH THERE WAS A BIG DIFFERENCE IN TARY OF STATE DEAN Rus~ BROUGHT A RED SQUARE TOMB WAS REOPENED. THEIR DEGREE OF DANGER TO HUMAN LIFE. U S. CABINET COMMITTEE TO JAPAN TODAY THE UNITED STATES AND !TS OTHER ALLIES) FOR AN UNPRECEDENTED SERiES OF TALKS HE SAID, WERE IN A POSITION TO RE­ WITH JAPANESE LEADERS ON ECONOMIC PIANO JOINS A-SUB FLEET; STRAIN FRANCE FROM POLDING ITS TESTS. RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO NATiONS IT I S A F i PST THE U.S.--JAPAN JOINT COMMITTEE ON GROTON, CONN. (AFPS)-WWII SUBMARINERS WASHINGTON, (AFPS)-A SEVEN SHIP TRADE AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS WILL OPEN WOULD PROBABLY BE BAFFLED IF THEY PEER­ ANTISUBMARINE HUNTER-KILLER GROUP 15 ITS T~RE[-DAY SESSION T0r-10RROW AT THIS ED INSIDE TODAY'S ULTRA-MODERN POLARIS BEING DEPLOYED TO THE EASTERN ATLANTIC HOT SPRING MOUNTAIN RESORT IN THE CRA­ A-SUBS ONE A-SUB IN PAR~ICULAR, THE IN T~E NEAR r~TURE W~ER~ IT WILL RE­ TER OF AN EXTINCT VOLCANO THREE HOURS! THOMAS A. EDISON, MIGHT REALLY STARTLE MAIN FOR AN \NDE.INITE PE~IOD AFTER DRIVE FROM TOKYO THEM--IT IS THE FiPST SUBMARINE IN HIS­ TAKiNG ?ART iN A NOVFMBER ANTISUB­ RUSK SAID ON HIS ARqlVAL !N TOKYO TORY TO CARRY A PIA~O MARINE EXERC!SE THAT THE CONFERENCE BEGINS "II. NEW AND SINCE SUBMARINES ARE KNOWN FOR THEIR eqlGHT CHAP1ER" IN Hlf HtSTORY OF CRAMPED ~PACfS AND LITERALLY EVERY flRTNERSHIP BETWEEN JAPA~ A~D THE SQUAR: FOOT HAS A ~UNCTI~NAL purpOSE. UN I TED STATES. THE IDE~ OF A ~RfING A PI UNIQUE PA~E 3 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 2 NOVEMBER 1961

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J ~OMPLETC KWAJ CONTRACTS 'UNDER HETT,\ t S HA Tn By MAR ION LEAF ANDES GONZALES, PEDRO LOPEZ AND JOHN M. KANESHIRO HEAD FOR HOME THIS SHHH! KEEP THIS UNDER YOUR HAT IT'S A RUMOR THAT COMES STRAIGHT FROM EVENING ABOARD THE TIA FLIGHT. THE KWAJALEIN GRAPEVINE. JOHN AND PEDRO HAVE COMPLETED TWO THE WORD, AS WE'VE HEARD IT, IS THAT "ANNIVERSARY WALTZ" HAS FOLDED. DON'T YEAR CONTRACTS WITH THE TRANSPORT YOU EVER BELIEVE ITo WE ADMIT WE HAVE HAD A FEW SETBACKS. BECAUSE OF THE COMPANY OF TEXAS. JOHN IS GOING TO EXODUS TO ROI NAMUR, UNEXPECTED ORDERS, ETC., WE HAVE HAD TO RECAST, BUT HONOLULU AND PEDRO IS GOING TO THE "ANNIVERSARY WALTZ" IS STILL IN PRODUCTION, SO PLEASE BEAR WITH US, AND PHILIPPINES. EVENTUALLY WE ARE BOUND TO COME UP WITH SOMETHING! ANDES HAS BEEN EMPLOYED HERE FOR HOWEVER, WE DO ADMIT, THAT WE SERIOUSLY DOUBT THAT THE CAST COULD SURVIVE TWO YEARS BY HAWAI IAN REINFORCING ANOTHER MASQUERADE PARTY SUCH AS LAST SATURDAY NIGHT'S! COME SUNDAY AND TIME STEEL AND IS GOING TO THE PHILIPPINES. FOR REHEARSAL, SEVERAL OF THE MEMBERS HAD MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED. A CON­ CENTRATED SEARCH OF THE ISLAND, HOWEVER, REVEALED THAT OUR LEADING MAN, BILL ...... WELCH, HAD BEEN THROWN IN THE PEST HOUSE FOR OBNOXIOUSLY AND FLAGRANTLY EXPOSING THE PUBLIC BY PRESENTING HIM-, PMR ~15~TOPS MPRIVE HERE SELF AT THE PARTY COVERED WITH REPUL­ I, WELCOME ABOARD G. B. TIMKO, W. A. EFFENBERGER AND SIVE AND PESTILENT RED SPOTS. WE H. A. VAN DYKE, ALL OF PACIFIC MISSILE EVEN SUSPECT THAT THERE MIGHT HAVE PASSlNGERS ARRIVING ON KWAJ THIS RANGE HEADQUARTERS, PT. MUGU, CALIF- I BEEN VERMIN UNDER THAT "SCROUNGY", MORNING ABOARD THE TIA, MATS CONTRACT ORNIA, ARRIVED ON KWAJALEIN YESTERDAY MANGY, MOTH-EATEN HEADGEAR OF COCOA­ CARRIER FLIGHT, WERE: AFTERNOON ABOARD THE NIKE ZEUS CHARTER NUT BARK THAT HE WORE. HOWEVER, PMR - JOHN R. CHILDS, JR., ARMAND FL I GHT. AfTER A GOOD SCRUBBING WITH MACY'S E. OWEN AND J. H. R,CHEY ARE HERE WELCOME ABOARD~ MIRACLE SOAP THE SPOTS DISAPPEARED TDY FROM PMR HEADQUARTERS, PT. MUGU, AND HE WAS ALLOWED TO RETURN TO CAL IF. SOCIETY. USN - LCDR J. A. GRANTHAM, JR., LT. CHRISTMAS MAILING DATES DENNY LONGBOTTOM, OUR GLAMOUROUS L. S. FISKE, JR., LTJG FRANK dURESS, CO-STAR HAD BEEtJ APPREHENDED FOR JR., ROBERT A. DEISINGER ETCS, L. E. To BE ASSURED OF DELIVERY BEfORE DANGEROUSLY EXPOSING EVERYONE TO A LAWNSBY ETC, D. R. TROWBRIDGE ETI CHRISTMAS ALL PARCEL POST MAIL MUST "LIVE WIRE". SHE WAS FINED fiVE AND HARRIS E. TURNER ARE HERE TDY. BE MAILED FROM HERE NO LATER THAN "OSCARS" AND RELEASED. F. D. ANDREWS, PEARL HARBOR INDMAN THE DATES INDICATED BELOW: THEN THERE WAS LUCILLE BRUNKE. 14, ISH ERE TDY. C. L. YON CPO EVIDENTLY LUCILLE, fEELING THAT THE RETURNED ON THE fLIGHT. Nov. 9 FOR EAST COAST STATES MOTHER-IN-LAW ROLE OF MRS. GANS WAS VOUGHT RANGE SYSTEMS - R. T. HILL, Nov.16 FOR MID EAST AND NORTH STATES A LITTLE DULL, DECIDED TO BE A VAM­ PACIFIC OPERATIONS MANAGER, IS HERE Nov.20 FOR SOUTHERN STATES PIRE INSTEAD. SHE WAS PICKED UP FOR TDY. DAVID C. FERNANDEZ RETURNED TO Nov.23 fOR MID WESTERN AND NORTH HAVING VIOLATED SECTION 44, CODE 66, THE I S LAND. WESTERN STATES OF THE ACTOR's GUILD, WHICH HAS CORPS OF ENGINEERS - A. A. SCHULZ, Nov. jO FOR WESTERN STATES SOMET~ING TO DO WITH TRYING TO MUSCLE PACIFIC OCEAN DIVISION. AND BOB Dte. 4 FOR CALIFORNIA IN ON SOMfoNE ELSES'S ROLE. INFURIAT­ ARBAUGH, PACIFIC OCEAN DIVISION, DEC. 7 SAN FRANCISCO SPECIAL DELIVERY ED AT HER APPREHENSION, LUCILLE ALONG WITH DANIEL BERNARD, GEORGE DEC. II Los ANGELES AND SAN PEDRO DECIDED TO GET BACK INTO CHARACTER DAVIS, JR., KIMBALL YAP, OSAMU KAYA SPECIAL DELIVERY. AND AFTER "LETTING GO" WITH SOME OF AND VERNON B. KALINO ARE ALL HERE HER CHOICE MOTHER-IN-LAW LINES, THE TDY. JUDGE QUICKLY DISMISSED THE CASE! U.S. WEATHER BURlAU - HURBERT E. KWAJ PHONE CHANGES GLADYS RONE, WHO IS ~LAYING THE BOYD RETURNED TO THE ISLAND. PART OF (MILLIE) THE MAID IN THE RCA - FRANK G. ADAMS, MANAGER, IS THE FOLLOWING CHANGES SHOULD BE WALTER'S HOUSEHOLD, HAD EVIDENTLY ENROUTE TO ROI NAMUR ON TDY. NEW MADE TO THE AUGUST TELEPHONE DIRECTORY. COMPLETELY "LET HER HAIR DOWN" AND ARRIVALS ENROUTE TO ROI NAMUR ARE BUS QTRS WAS BEING WATCHED VERY CLOSELY BY E. W. BEVILL, W. L. ELLWOOD, J. R. SUMARA, S.J., LTJG 4 THE BALLROOM GUARDS! SOMEHOW, HOW­ 314 59 FRANKLIN AND Jo V. BURNS, JR. SWIFT, A. 284 739 EVER, SHE MANAGED TO ESCAPE ARREST. TCT - M. T. GONZALES, KAM F. YOUNG, EVEN THE DIRECTOR RECEIVED A AND HAROLD A. REIS RETURNED FROM ADDITIONS SEVERE REPRIMAND FOR HAVING POSED AS LEAVE. NEW EMPLOYEES ARE HERBERT ALGER, E. A. 30 I (339) A WIDOW AND THEREBy TRIED TO ELICIT CHUNG, MARVIN LEE AND W,LLIAM SHUTZ. BALLENGER, Jo T. 30 I (522) THE SYMPATHY AND ATTENTION OF THE PMZ - J. J. PUENTE, JR. AND S. LOGAN, T. Bo CDR~ 239 HANDSOME BACHELORS AT THE BALL! TAMASHIRO RETURNED TO THE ISLAND. PASEK, E. L. AM2 623 FORTUNATELY THIS IS A "TRUSTING UNIVERSAL SERVICES - J. C. SHELDON •••• III • TERRITORY" AND WITH THE PROMISE THAT IS RETURNING TO ROI NAMUR. PACMISRANFAC INTRUCTION 11240.10 WE WOULD BE ON GOOD BEHAV I OR AT LEAST I -CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY PAGE 6- ••• 0 •• UNTIL NEXT YEAR'S HALLOWEEN MASQUERADE,j J. AT THE DISCRETION OF THE COMMAND­ WE WERE ALL PERMITTED TO RETURN TO HETTA'S HAT CON'T ING OFFICER CERTAIN TYPES OF HEAVY REHEARSAL ONLY TO FIND DOTTY HOWARD, THUS EVERYONE HAD BEEN ACCOUNTED INDUSTRIAL MACHINES WILL BE EXEMPT (JANICE REVERE) OUR HIGHLY DECORATIVE FOR EXCEPT FRANK FELL. WE FINALLY FROM REGISTRATION TAGS REQUIREMENT SO BLONDE, WHO CAME ALL THE WAY FROM DISCOVERED HIM SITTING IN A DARK , LONG AS THEY ARE SAFE TO OPERATE AND NEW YORK AND BROADWAY TO PLAY THE CORNER SULKING BECAUSE HE HADN'T ARE OPERATED ONLY IN SPECIFIED CONSTRUC- ROLE Of OUR FOUR TIME MATRIMONIAL GONE TO THE PARTY AND HAD MISSED OUT 'T ION AREAS. LOSER, VERY DEPRESSED AND TEARFUL. ON ALL THE FUN AND THE GOOD PUBLICITY! 7· OPERATOR'S PERMITS FOR AUTOMOTIVE IT SEEhS THAT NOWHERE, POSITIVELY WE PAC I F I ED HIM, HOWEVER, BY AGREE- ' VEH I CLES AND EQU I PMENT. NOWHERE ON KWAJALEIN HAS JANICE BEEN ING TO LET HIM SING AN EXTRA TV A. IN ACCORDANCE WITH REFERENCE (B) ABLE TO FIND THE PERNOD THAT GIVES COMMERCIAL DURING REHEARSAL. NO GOVERNMENT VEHICLE SHALL BE OPERATED THE EXTRA LITTLE DASH TO HER FAVORITE BY ANY PERSON WITHOUT A VALID U.S. EVERYTHINa SEEMED TO BE BACK IN jGOVERNMENT MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR'S BEVERAGE, S & S. WE PROMISED HER ORDER, EXCEPT FOR ONE LITTLE ITEM. 'I IDENTIFICATION CARD STANDARD FORM 46 THAT WE WOULD HAVE IT FLOWN IN ON THE WE DISCOVERED THAT ONE OF THE HOUSES ,TO OPERATE THAT CLASS VEHICLE. NEXT PLANE OUT OF NEW YORK, AND SHE THAT HAD BEEN BROUGHT OVER AND PLACED ': B. THE TRANSPORTAT ION DEPARTMENT SHALL SMILINGLY TOOK HER PLACE ON THE STAGE BACK OF THE CLUB DINING ROOM FOR OUR BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CONDUCTING OPERATOR'S SAYING "ITS REMAAAAKABLE, SIMPLY USE AS A MEN'S DRESSING ROOM, HAD REMAAAKABLE!" EXAMINATIONS AND SHALL ISSUE OPERATOR'S SUDDENLY DISAPPEARED~ WE IMMEDIATELY BURT BUTRIMAS INSISTS THAT THE REPORTED IT TO JOHN CROWE, (HARRY) PERMITS SPECIFYING THE TYPES Of EQUIP- I MENT THE DRIVER MAY OPERATE. ONLY TROUBLE HE HAS IS TO FIND TIME ANNIVERSARY WALTZ'S TV TECHNICIAN. , C. EXAMINATIONS FOR OPERATOR'S PERM\TS ENOUGH TO HURRIEDLY PICK UP THE LINES JOHH KNOWS ALL OF THE ANGLES AND MOST MAY BE OBTAINED BY SUBMITTING A WRITTEN FOR (CHRIS STEELMAN). BURT HAS OF THE "CURVES" ON KWAJALE/N AND GRACIOUSLY AGREED TO DO THE ROLE OF REQUEST THEREFORE. THE TRANSPORTATION QUICKLY DISCOVERED THAT THE HOUSE CHRIS TO REPLACE THE CHARMING BACH­ DEPARTMENT SHALL IN TURN ADVISE THE HAD BEEN FOUND ON ROI NAMUR. ELOR, WHOM WE LOST TO NIGHT WORK! ACTIVITY OF THE EXAMINATION DATE. ALL BARRING FURTHER CASUALTIES WE PERSONNEL, OTHER THAN MARSHALLESE, MUS (BETTER CATEGORIZED ON KWAJALEIN AS PROMISE YOU DATES FOR "ANNIVERSAY HOLD A VALID STATE DRIVER'S LICENSE IN "OVER-TIME"). WE ADMIT TO HAVING WALTZ" SOON. IN THE MEANTIME WE ORDER TO TAKE THE EXAM I NAT ION. THE BRIBED BURT INTO DOING THE ROLE BY HOPE TO GIVE YOU A SMALL TEAZER ON IN CASE OF MARSHALLESE, AUTHORITY MUST BE PROMISING THAT WE WOULD LET HIM SMOKE RADIO, NEXT WEEK. HIS CIGAR IN THE SECOND ACT! GRAN7ED BY THE TRUST TERRITORY REPRES- CONTrD NEXT COLUMN ENTATIVE. SEE YOU AT THE SHOW!!!!! PAGE 4 HOURGLASS

GENERAL MESS ~AENU SEN. RUSSELL SAYS UQSe SHOULD FRIDAY 3 NOVEMBER 1961 RESUME ATMOSPHERIC TESTING BREAKFAST DINNER SLPPER CHILLED FRUIT JUICE RICE TOMATO SOUP OYSTER STEW WASHII'-IGTON, OCT. 31 (UPI)-SEN~ CHILLED FRESH FRUIT GRILLED SALMON STEAKS DEEP FRIED SHRIMP RICHARD B. RUSSELL SAID TODAY THE COLD ASS'T CEREAL TARTAR SAUCE iTALIAN SPAGHETTI W/MEAT BALLS UNITED STATES SHOULD RESUME ATMOSPHER­ BAKED SAUSAGE LINKS STEAMED FRANKFURTERS AND SAUCE lC TESTS UNTIL IT PERFECTS THE NEUTRON EGGS TO ORDER LYONNAISE POTATOES TARTAR SAUCE BOMB--A WEAPON WHICH WOULD KILL HUMANS HASH BROWNED POTATOES BUTTERED GARDEN SPINACh STEAMED RICE BUT LEAVE PROPERTY INTACT. STEAMED RICE SAUTED MIXED VEGETABLES BUTTERED GREEN BEANS THE GEORGiA DEMOCRAT GAVE NO INDICA­ ICED BEAR CLAWS COLE SLAW W/OIL & VINEGARSALAD BAR W/ASS'T DRESS. TION THAT Hl BELIEVED A NEUTRON BOMB HOT TOAST, BUTTER GLAZED MARBLE CAKE PEACH PIE TEST WAS IN S!GHT. BUT REP. ALBERT & JAM ICED TEA W/LEMON SLICE COLO DRINK THOMAS, DEMOCRAT TEXAS, HINTED THAT THE CHILLED MILK-COFFEE CHILLED MILK-COFFEE CrllLLED MILK - COFFEE UNITED STATES MIGHT DECIDE SHORTLY TO RESUME SOME FORM Of ABOVE-GROUND NUC­ AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE ENTERPRISE SUCCESSFULLY LEAR TESTING COMPLETES SEA TRIALS THOMAS, A MEMBER OF THE HOUSE-SENATE THURSDAY 2 NOVEMBER 1961 ATOMI C ENERGY COMl\Ill TTEe;, PRED I CTED THE 5·00 P.M. NEWS WASHINGTON, OCT. 31 (UPI)-THE UoS. KENNEDY ADMINISTRATION WOULD ANNOUNCE 5 05 P.M JIM AMECHE POP CONCERT NAVY SAID TODAY THAi THE NUCLEAR-POWER­ "WITHIN A FEW OAYSII WHETHER IT WILL 600 P.M NEWS ED AIRCRAFT CARRIER ENTERPRISE THE RESUME NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS IN THE ATMOS­ 6 15 P.M THE LATIN QUARTER WORLD'S LARGEST SHIP, HAS COMPLETED PHERE. RUSSELL IS CP~IRMAN or THE 6 30 P.M. WHAT'S My LINE? HER INITIAL SEA TRIALS SUCCESSfULLY SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMiTTEE. 7-00 P.M. CONTINENTA~ VARIETIES THE 89,OOO-TON ENTERPRISE, AMERlCA1S THESE DEVELOPMENTS CAME AS THE SOVIET 7:30 P.M. SPORTS DESK fiRST ATOMIC-DRIVEN FLATTOP, LEFT UNION CONTINUED ITS WEAPONS TESTING, 7.45 P.M. MAINLY JAZZ NEWPORT NEwS, VIRGINIA, YESTERDAY ALTHOUGH PREMIER NIKITA K~RUSPCPEV HAD 8:00 P.M. JOHNNY BONO MORNING DURING HER CRUISE SHE DEV­ SAID THE SERIES WOULD END wiTH THE EX­ 8 30 P.M. ON STAGE ELOPED ITS fULL DESIGNED POWER, THE PLOSION OF THE 50-MEGATON BOMB. P.M. NEWS NAVY SAID. THOMAS'S PREDICTiON THAT A U.S. 9·00 I/. 9: 15 P.M. MUSIC TILl.. MIDNIGHT THE ANNOUNCEMENT SAID THE ENTER­ ANNOUNCEMENT ON ATMOSPHERIC TeSTING 10.00 P • M. NEWSw\KERS PRISE WILL NOT REQUURE REfUELING " FOR \"OULD BE FORTH COM I NG SOON WAS MADE AFTER II 10 15 P.M. MuSIC TILL MIDNIGHT, CONT'D. EXTENDED PERIOOO AND THAT SHE COULD HE RECEIVED AN UP-TO-THE-MINUTE BRIEf­ 12.00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN Off CIRCLE THE EARTH SEVERAL TIMES AT ING fROM ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION AND HIGH SPEED WITHOUT STOPPING. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFiCIALS. FRIDAY 3 NOVEMBER 1961 AEC CHAIRMAN GLENN r. SEABORG SAID 6'00 A M NEWS LAST WEEKEND THAT THE DECISION RESTED 6 05 A M. THE DAWN BREAKER P~RADE VICTIWS MOWED DOWN; WiTH PRESIDENT KENNEDY. 6.30 A.M. NEWS TWO KILLED9 2J INJURED THE ISSUE, ACCORDING TO THOMAS, IS 6·35 A M. THE DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D. ANOKA, MINN , Nov I (Up I) -DOCTORS WHETHER SUCH TESTING 'S NEEDED TO MAIN­ 7 15 A M SMALL FRY THEATRE LISTED THREE PERSONS, TWO OF THEM TAIN THE U.S NUCLEAR LEAD OVER RUSSIA. A.M. SCRAMBLE CHILDREN, IN CRITICAL CONDITION TODAY SEABORG HAS SAID THAT TH~ RESULTS Of ~:~ A.M. DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST CLUB IN THE AFTERMATH OF A DEAD MAN'S T~E CURRENT SOVIET SERiES MUST BE ANAL­ YZED FIRST, 8.30 A.M ARTHUR GODfREY PLU~GE THROUGH A HALLOWEEN PARADE 9 00 A.M My TRUE STORY Two ELDERLY WOMEN WERE KILLED AND RUSSELL TOLD A REPORTER THAT rlE CON­ 9 45 A M MASTERS OF MELODY A TOTAL OF 23 PERSONS WERE INJURED SIDERED iT ESSENTIAL Tf "CONDUCT SOME 10:00 A.M. MOORE-CROSSy-CLOONEY LATE YESTERDAY WHEN A RUNAWAY CAR, ATMOSPHERIC TES1S--UNlIL WE PERfECT 10.30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE P MR ITS DRIVER STRICKEN BY A FATAL HEART THE NEuTRON BOMB" I N ADD I T ION, HE 1100 A.M TURN BACK THE CLOCK ATTACK, PLOWrD INTO THE COLUMN OF SAIO,THIS COUNTRY SHOULD TEST AT LEAST It 30 A M IRA COOK LITTLE "SPOOKSII AND IIGOBLINSlt IN THIS ONE OR TWO BOMBS CARRIED BY MIS~ILES 12 00 NOON - NEWS SELF-STYLED lfHALLOWEEN CAPITAL OF THE THE NEUTRON BOMB IS KNOWN TO BE ONE 12:05 P. M. STOCKS - WEATHER WORLD " Of THE REASONS THE ATOMIC ENERGY COM­ 12.15 P.M GUEST STAR VICTIMS WERE MOWED DOwN lfLIKE A MISSION AND OTHERS HAVE WANTED TO RE­ 12:30 P. M. FLAIR BUNCH Of TENPINS lf AND COSTUMED CHII-D­ SUME NUCLEAR TESTS. 100 P.M NEWS REN WERE THROWN THROUGH THE AIR WHEN PATHETICALLY, IT WOULD KILL BY EMIT­ I 15 P.M. LIGHT UP, RELAX THE CAR HIT TING DEADLY RADIATION. BUT If EXPLODED 1 30 P.M. ART CARPENTER'S SHOP CONCERT SIX OF THE VICTIMS REMAINED HOSPIT- HIGH ENOUGH, OR IF THE WEAPON WERE SMALL ENOUGH, IT COULD LEAVE PROPERTY 3 30 P.M. ROCKETING RHYTHMS ALIZED IN CRITICAL CONDITION W~RE 4 00 P M. NEWS MRS ROSE AUGUSTON, 54, COON RAPIDS, INTACT BECAUSE Of ITS SLIGHT BLAST 4.05 P.M. MUSIC VIEWS fROM HOLLYWOOD MINN., MICHAEL ALECKSON, 4, COON EffECT. 4 35 P M PAU HANA SERENADE RAPIDS, AND JOANN AUBART, II, OSSEO, ONE SOURCE SAID IT WAS "WELL WITHIN MINN A 50-YEAR-OLD WOMAN WAS REPORT­ THE LIMITS Of REALISM!! TO BELIEVE THAT IT WILL BE A YEAR BEFORE THE FIRST TEST VAN FLEET'S STATEMENTS ED IN POOR CONDITION. VERSION OF A NEUTRON BOMB WOULD BE MADE AS PRIVATE CITIZEN DEAD WERE OTTO ERICKSON, 76, DRIVER OF THE 13-YEAR-OLD CAR wHICH CAUSED READY, HE SAID IT WOULD TAKE AT LEAST WASHINGTON, OCT. 31 (UPI)-THE U.S. FIVE YEARS OF TESTING TO PERFECT IT, THE TRAGEDY J MRS HARRY LAIRD, COON ARMY DISASSOCIATED ITSELF TODAY fROM IF THIS CAN BE DONE AT ALL. RAPIDS J AND MRS. GEORGE DOWDELL,79, REPORTED STATEMENTS BY GEN. JAMES A. ANOKA. ApPARENTLY THE NEUTRON BOMB'S CHARGE VAN FLEET THAT U.N. AMBASSADOR ADLAI THE PARADE HAD BEEN AN ANNUAL EVENT WOULD BE A MIXTURE OF THE HEAVY HYDRO­ STEVENSON SHOULD HAVE BEEN FIRED AFTER IN ANOKA EVER SINCE 1920 GENS DEUTERIUM AND TRITIUM HIS PART IN THE CUBAN FIASCO AND THAT JUST BEFORE THIS YEAR'S PARADE THE FUSION REACTION WOULD LOOSE A BERLIN AND LAOS ARE BOTH LOST TO THE STARTED, A TOWN FIRE ENGINE WHICH WAS SWARM OF FAST NEUTRONS IN THE ENERGY COMMUNISTS SUPPOSED TO FOLLOW THE MARCHERS AND RANGE Of 14 MILLION ELECTRON VOLTS. "WHEN NOT ACTING IN THIS ROLE (AS A PROTECT THEM FROM TRAFFIC WAS CALLED THESE NEUTRONS WOULD PENETRATE THE CONSULTANT)THE GENERAL'S REMARKS ARE OUT ON A RUN STEEL SIDES OF TANKS OR CONCRETE WALLS, MADE IN HIS CAPACITY AS A PRIVATE THE 42ND ANNUAL PAGEANT STARTED AS KILLING ANYONE INSIDE. CITIZEN," THE ARMY SAID USUAL YESTERDAY WITH 5,000 CHILDREN AfTER HIS BRIEfiNG BY THE AEC AND "To DATE HE HAS PERfORMED NO OfFIC­ DRESSED IN WEIRD COSTUMES PARADING THE CIA TODAY, THOMAS DID NOT INDICATE IAL DUTIES AS SPECIAL CONSULTANT TO GAYLY ALONG MA!N STREET IN THIS MINN­ WHAT WEAPONS MIGHT BE TESTED If THE THE SECRETARY OF THE ARMY " EAPOLIS SUBURB UNITED STATES DOES RESUME ATMOSPHERIC PRESIDENT KENNEDY, ANNOUNCED VAN SHOTS.

FLEET'S RECALL fROM RETIREMENT OCT. II ... 0 (I LONDON, Nov I (UPi)-A CAR fERRY TO AID THE ARMY ESPECIALLY IN ANTI­ NEW YORK, OCT 31 {UPI)-A 34-YEAR­ PLANE CRASHED IN AN ATTEMPT TO LAND GUERRILLA TACTICS OLD MAN THREW A BRICK THROUGH A WIND­ IN FOG ON THE ENGLISH CHANNEL ISLAND OW Of THE SOVIET MISSION TO THE UNITED Of GUERNSEY TO)AY, KILLING TWO CREw NATIONS TODAY TO PROTEST AGAINST ORDER fLOWERS THROUGH SPECIAL SER­ MEMBERS AND INJURING EIGHT OTHER PER­ RUSSIAiS 50-MEGATON BOMB. VICES FOR ALL OCCASIONS'!! BEAUTIFUL SONS LOTHAR WUERSIN Of NEW YORK WAS AR­ MAINLAND OR TROPICAL fLOWERS OF YOUR THE PLANE B~OKE !N TwO WHEN 11 HIT RESTED W!THOJT A STRUGGLE IN FRONT Of CHOICE ApPLY IN PERSON. .PHONE CALLS THE GRO~ND FIR~T PERSONS ON THE THE SOVIET BUILDiNG ON PARK AVENUE. WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED TO PLACE ORDERS SCENE FOUND THE SEVEN PASStNGERS STILL HE WAS CHARaED W!TH DISORDERLY CONDUCT STRAPPED !N THEIR SEATS. ALL THE AND MALI~!OU' MSSCHIEF:- PASSENGERS AND THE HOST~SS wERE HOS­ PITALIZED THE ~rtljlAIUK VIKINGS NOSEOUT HIGH ~CHCOL THE VIKINGS TOOK IT EASY ON HIGH SCHOOL LAST NIGHT BUT DEFEATED THEM 38-24. PAT LANIAS SCORED 24 POINTS SPORTS FOR HIGH MAN. AL COSTA WAS SECOND WITH POINTS. PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION THURSDAY 2 NOVEM6ER 1961 7 HIGH SCHOOL WAS AT A DISADVANTAGE BECAUSE OF THE VIKING'S SUPERIOR BASKETBALL ROUNDUP bFEC IAL ~ERV IC!::S ~~EEKLY HEIGHT BUT THEY GAVE A GOOD ACCOUNT UPI - THE FLEDGLING AMERICAN DOZENl FOR THEMSELVES ON THE REBOUNDS AND BASKETBALL LEAGUE PRESENTS ITS THIRD SHOWED FAIR BALL HANDLING. FOOTBALL GAMES FOR SATURDAY) GAME OF THE SEASON TO~IGHT WHEN NOVEMBER 4, 1961 KANSAS CITY COM~ CALLING ON SAN FRAN­ TROTTER~ TROT OVER AM. ELECTRIC P,CK 12 OUT Of 12 CISCO. D. FRIES PACED THE KWAJ. TROTTERS TO WIN, TIES LOSE THE SAINTS NOSED OUT Los ANGELES, TO A 35-22 VICTORY OVER AMERICAN 99-96, I N THE OPENER WH I LE THE STEERS I'~~r------~ ELECTRIC AS HE SCORED 9 POINTS FOR NOTRE DAME VS. NAVY +12 WILL BE MAKING THEIR DEBUT. THE GAMES HIGH MAN FOLLOWED BY V. THE STEERS ARE LED BY NBA VETERANS SYRACUSE VSo PITTSBURGH EVEN BREITENBERGER WHO SCORED 8. M. EBANEZ WIN WELFONG AND LARRY STAVERMAN, BOTH --+------~~I AND G. GRIFFEN WERE STANDOUTS fOR MICHIGAN VS. DuKE +7 OF WHOM CAVORTED FOR CINCINNATI OF THE TROTTERS, A. SHIMOKAWA AND GROWL THE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION GEORGIA TECH VS. FLORIDA +13 DID WELL BY AMERICAN ELECTRIC. LAST SEASON. A VARIETY OF STARS FROM MISSISSIPPI VS, L.S.U. +8 SERVICE AND AAU BALL ROUND OUT THE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE LINEUP. KANSAS VS. NEBRASKA +14 THURSDAY SAN FRANCISCO'S KEN SEARS, WHO OHIO STATE VS. IOWA +3 6 P.M Q SPORTSMEN VS. AMERICAN ELEC. SUFFERED A CHARLEY HORSE IN THE OPENER~-+ ______+-_1 7 P.M. P,LUTES VS. WECO WILL BE READY FOR ACTIO~I.LTHOUGH PURDUE VS. ILLINOIS 04-12 FR JDAY IOWA ACE DAVE GUNTHER WILL START IN 6 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL VS. PILUTES OKLAHOMA VS. KANSAS STATE +20 HIS STEAD. 7 P.M. WECO vs. PMZ TEXAS vs. SeM.U. +18 SATURDAY 6 P.M. KWAJ. TROTTERS VS. SPORTSMEN ToC.U. VS. BAYLOR +7 UP I CHOOSES ~q SSe SOUTHERN 7 P.M. SPECIAL SERVICES VS. VIKINGS CALIFORNIA VS. U.C.L.Ao +14 NEW YORK, Nov I (UPI) MISSISSIPPI FAST PITCH SOFTBALL GAME SOUTHERN, AN IMPRESSIVE WINNER LAST CUT THIS PROGRAM OUT AND CHECK YOUR SUNDAY WEEKEND} MOVED BACK INTO THE NO. I FAVORITE TEAMS. You DROP THIS SHEET 2 P.M. OCEAN VIEW VS. KWAJ. ALL-STARS SPOT IN THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL INTO THE SUGGESTION BOX AT SPECIAL SMALL COLLEGE FOOTBALL RATINGS TODAY SERVICES BOWLING ALLEY NO LATER THAN AS NORtMERN MICHIGAN PAID THE PENALTY NOON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1961 TO TOUCH FOOTBALL FOR IDLENESS AND DROPPED TO THlqD PLACE ENTER. STALLINGS STALLIONS ROMPED TO THEIR MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN WHICH DEFEATED THIRD STRAIGHT VICTORY AT BRANDON NAME, ______ABILINE CHRISTAIN, 33-6, FOR ITS FIELD IN A HARD FOUGHT GAME TUESDAY. FIFTH VICTORY IN SjX GAMES/ RECEIVED THE NAVY ADMIN. TEAM DEFEATED Ops-2 ADDRESS, ______FIRST-PLACE BALLOTS FROM I~ OF THE 8-0. SMALL COLLEGE COACHES WHO COMPRISE THE THE GAME WAS ~OSTLY DEFENSE ALL THE UPi RATING BOARD THE fiEST OF THE PHONE WAY, AND IT WASN'T UNTIL LATE I~ THE fiRST-PLACE VOTES WERE SCATTERED. ------'------FIRST QUARTER THAT WEBB FOUND ROBINSON 1 THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL W,NNERS PICTURE WI LL BE POSTED FRONT IN THE END ZONE AND HIT HIM WITH A , SMALL COLLEGE FOOTBALL RATINGS (FIRST OF MACY'S AND HE OR SHE SHALL RE­ PASS THAT PUT ADMIN AHEAD 6-0. THE ! PLACE VOTES AND WON-LOST RECORDS IN CEIVE A PRINT. KICK-OFF GAVE ADMIN A F~CH lACK THAT , PARENTHESES): RESULTED IN THEIR FINAL U-O VICTORY. TEAM PO I NTS THIS WAS ADM INS THIRD STRAIGHT : I. MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN (14){5- 1) 222 INJUNCTION LIFTED VICTORY WITHOUT A DEFEAT. THE TEAMS 2. P,TTSBURGH (KAN.) (3)(7-0) 205 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I (UPI) A FEDERAL ARE BEGINNING TO LOOK BETTER AS THE 3 •• NORTHERN MICHIGAN (3)(5-1) 179 JUDGE HAS LIFTED AN INJUNCTION ISSUED WEEKS GO BY AND THE GAME SHOULD BE 4 SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA(5)(7-0 ) 162 LAST JULY 28 WHICH NULLIFIED THE PROVING BETTER AND BETTER. 5· FRESNO STATE (2)(6-0) 132 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE'S TWO-YEAR I 6. BALDWIN WALLACE (2)(5-0 ) 120 $9,300,000 pr CK'\GE CONTRACT WITH THE THE ~IGHTLIFTING EXHIBITION IS 7. IDAHO STATE (2)(5-0) 84 COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM FOR COMING NOVEMBER 19. CALL IKE HIGA 8 .. WHEATON (7-0) 65 TELEVISI~G LEAGUE GAMES. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. 9. FLORIDAM.M(I) (5-0) 56 U.S. DISTRICT COURT JUDGE ALAN GRIM i 10. WEST CHESTER (0) (5-1) 38 SAID HE iESCINDED HIS ORDER "BECAUSE SINCE IT WAS ISSUED CONGRESS HAS J I~~ AI KEN DIES IN OREGON I SECOND TEAM--I I(TIE), BUTLER AND AMENDED THE ANTI-TRUST LAWS TO GRANT MEDFORD ORE., Nov. I (UPI) JAMES LOUISIANA TECH, j6 EACH, '3, TEXAS A&.I., AN EXEMPTION FOR SPORTING EVENTS." (JIM) W. AIKEN, FORMER HEAD FOOTBALL 34; 14, WHITTIER 32, 15, HUMBOLDT "THEY ARE FREE TO PURSUE ANOTHER COACH AT THE UNiVERSITIES OF OREGON STATE, 31; 16, NORTHWEST LOUISIANA, 29, SUCH CONTRACT," THE JURIST SAID, "BUT AND NEVADA, COLLAPSED AND DIED OF AN 17, LENO I R RHYNE, 26, 18, LAMAR TECH, I WOULD THINK THAT SINCE THIS IS tHE APPARENT HEART ATTACK LAST NIGHT WHILE 23, 19, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS, 20, 20 MIDDLE OF THE SEASON, NOBODY IS GOING ADDRESSING THE MEDFORD LINEBACKERS HOF~TRA, 19. TO MAKE AN ATTEMPT TO CHANGE ANYTHING CLUB. HE WAS IN HIS 60's. NOW." AIKEN TOOK THE OREGON COACHING JOB LONDON, Nov. I (UPI) PROMOTOR JACK JUDGE GRIM'S ORDER LAST SUMMER IN 1947 AND TURNED OUT SUCH WELL KNOWN SOLOMONS ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT EDER JOFRE ROCKED THE NFL WHICH HAD A CONTRACT PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS AS NORM VAN OF BRAZIL AND JOHN CALDWELL OF IRELAND AUTHORIZED BY 14 CLUBS PERMITTING BROCKLIN AND WOODLEY LEWIS. HE ALSO WILL MEET FOR THE UNDISPUTED WORLD COMMISSIONER PETE ROZELLE TO MAKE COACHED JOHNNY MCKAY, PRESENT COACH BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP IN SAO THE BEST TV DEAL WITH A RESULTING LOSS AT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. HIS 1948 TEAM PAULO, BRAZIL, "SOME TIME IN JANUARY." IN REVENUE TOTALLING ABOUT $2,000,000 TIED FOR THE PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE CONTRACTS WERE SIGNED TODAY. SOLO­ ANNUALLY, ACCORDING TO LEAGUE SOURCES. CHAMPIONSHIP AND PLAYED SOUTHERN MONS SAID HE WILL FLY TO SAO PAULO ON METHODIST IN THE COTTON BOWL. DEC. 7 TO DECIDE ON WHICH OF TWO STANFORD, CALIF., Nov. I (UPI) JOHN HE RE IRED FROM COACHING IN 1950 ro STADIUMS TO STAGE THE FIGHT AND TO BRODIE, PRESENTLY QUARTERBACKING THE GO INTO THE LUMBER BUSINESS AT ROSE­ FIX A DEFINITE DATE. SAN FRANCISCO FORTY NINERS, AND BURG, ORE., AND WAS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR CALDWELL CLINCHED THE FIGHT WITH FORREST ANDERSON, HEAD BASKETBALL AT ROSEBURG HIGH SCHOOL AT THE TIME OF JOFRE, RECOGNIZED AS THE NATIONAL COAST AT M,CHIGAN STATE, WERE TODAY HIS DEATH. BOXING ASSOCIATION'S BATAMWEIGHT VOTED PLACES IN THE STANfORD HALL AIKEN LEAVES HIS WIDOW, ELEANOR, TWO TITLEHOLDER, BY SCORING A REPEAT VICTORY OF FAME. SONS, JIM JR. AND JERRY AND A DAUGHTER, OVER ALPHONSE HALIMI OF FRANCE LAST OTHERS ADDED TO THE HALL WERE BOB CAROL ANN. NIGHT IN A IS-ROUND BOUT AT THE WEMBLEY MURPHY, BASEBALL: FRANK ALUSTIZA, INDOOR STADIUM. FOOTBALL: JIM REYNOLDS, TRACK: CRAN NEW YORK, Nov. I (UPI) THE UNDEFEATE THE VICTORY WAS THE 25TH STRAIGHT HOLMA~ TENNIS: CHARLIE FLETCHER, AMHERST FOOTBALL TEAM MOVED INTO FIRST FOR THE UNBEATEN BELFAST BOXER. SWIMMING: WARREN BERL, GOLr: AND PLACE TODAY IN THE WEEKLY BALLOTING FOR DAN AYRAULT, CREW. THE LAMBE.RT CUll" PAGE 6 HOURGLASS THURSDA'I ~OVEMBER 1961 .. mOlliej :Jonighl LOST- CROSSROADS "ARROOIEAD" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. --wALLET AND A SET OF KEYS - CALL CHARLETON HESTON, JACK PALANCE, KATHY JURADO - A CAVALRY UNIT IN J. A. COLLINS 354 DURING WORKING THE SOUTHWEST OF 1878 ATTEMPTS TO SIGN A PEACE TREATY WITH THE HOURS. TONTO APACHES. INDIAN ATTACKS, TREACHERY AND REBELLION LEAD TO A HAND TO HAND BATTLE BETWEEN HESTON AND HIS BLOOD BROTHER, THE PAIR OF BIFOCALS GLASSES - BROWN INDIAN LEADER. TORTOISE SHELL FRAMES, LOST SOMEWHERE BETWEEN THE M.A.D. CLUB AND 6TH STREET RICHARDSON "LEATHER SAINT" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. FRIDAY NIGHT. CALL J. H. BROWNLEE - JOHN DEREK, PAUL DOUGLAS, JODY LAWRENCE - A YOUNG EPISCOPALIAN 345 - REWARD! MINISTER TRIES TO BUY AN IRON LUNG AND BUILD A SWIMMING POOL FOR A GROUP OF YOUNG POLIO VICTIMS OF HIS PARISH. WHILE HE IS WORK­ BLACK LEATHER WALLET AT THE YOKWE ING OUT IN A Los ANGELES GYM, A FIGHT MANAGER MISTAKES HIM FOR YUK THEATER OR VICINITY. I. D. CARDS A FIGHTER AND OFFERS TO GET HIM BOUTS. AT FIRST HE REFUSES, BUT - PASSES - J. P. TOWNSEND 301 (443). LATER CHANGES HIS MIND, ALL THE TIME KEEPING HIS IDENTITY A SECRET.

FOR SAlE- YO~ YUK "THE MOON IS DOWN" SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M. AND 8:30 P.Me LARGE TRICYCLE IN GOOD CONDITION. CEDRIC HARDWICKE, HENRY TRAVERS, lEE J. COBB - DRAMATIC DEPICTING $4.00. CALL 876. OF THE NAZI OCCUPATION IN A NORWEGIAN MINING VILLAGE, SHOWING THE GROWING UNEASINESS OF THE CONQUEROR AS EACH SUCCESSIVE BRUTALITY OuTDOOR GRILL - SET OF DISHES FOR INCREASES THE HATRED AND RESISTANCE OF THE VILLAGERS. 12, NEVER USED - IRONING BOARD AND IRON. CALL 944 OR SEE AT 409 B. NOTICES CONT' 0 PACMISRANFAC INSTRUCTION 11240.10 ·..... AVAILABLE- -CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3- OUTRIGGER CANOE IN GOOD SAILING OS MOTORS AND THIMBLE-DRONE AIR­ D. DEPARTMENT HEADS TO W~ICH A CONDITION. $100. PHONE lEE WARBING­ PLANE MODEL ENGINES, ARE AVAILABLE AT VEHICLE IS ASSIGNED SHALL BE RESPON­ TON AT 256 OR CALL 748 IN THE EVENINGS. THE SPECIAL SERVICES HOBBY SHOP. SIBLE TO INSURE THAT ANYONE OPERATING ·..... ·..... HIS ASS I GNED VEH I CLE ~S A VAL I 0 OPER­ WANTED TO BUY- DISTILLED WATER FOR STEAM IRONS IS ATOR'S PERMIT. HIGH CHAIR OR BABY TENDER IN GOOD NOW AVAILABLE AT THE TCT BOILER PLANT, E. No VEHICLE, GOVERNMENT OR COMPANY CONDITION. MRS. SCOTT 758 ANYTIME. LOCATED BETWEEN THE BARRACKS AND THE OWNED, SHALL BE OPERATED BY ANY GENERAL MEss. IT I S NECESSARY THAT DEPENDENT UNLESS SUCH DEPENDENT IS WOMAN'S BICYCLE. CALL 505 DURING YOU BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINER. EMPLOYED AND THE OPERATION OF THE WORKING HOURS AND 965 AT OTHER TIMES. ·..... VEHICLE IS WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THEIR ·..... GENERAL NOTICES- EMPI.0YMElNT. PETS- AN OPTOMETRIST FROM HONOLULU WILL F. USE OF COMPANY OWNED VEHICLES --sEVEN BLACK PUPPIES~ CALL HELEN VISIT THE HOSPITAL FOR A FEW DAYS SHALL BE RESTRICTED TO THOSE DRIVERS DORAN 922 IF INTERESTED IN OBTAINING ONLY TO CONDUCT EYE EXAMINATIONS FOR POSSESSING A VALID STATE DRIVER'S ONE. THOSE IN NEED OF OR DESIRE A CHANGE PERMIT AND WHO ARE AUTHORIZED IN ·..... OF GLASSES. CALL THE HOSPITAL ADMIN­ WRITING BY THE COMPANY TO USE SUCH NEW ARRIVALS -- 6 ADORABLE PuPPIES ISTRATORS OFFICE 250. VEHICLES. THIS AUTHORIZATION SHALL DATE: SEPT 23, 1961 1-6 A.M. ·..... BE KEPT ON FILE BY THE SECURITY DE­ NAMED AFFECT 10NATELY: fill TTLE PASSPORT APPLICATIONS AND NOTARY PARTMENT o TWEET IE:, "THE LONER", "FLUFF", PUBLIC ITEMS WILL BE TAKEN IN NAVY 8. SPEED RESTRICTIONS. "000 ONE", "LOVER", AND "OLD ORDNANCE". ADMINISTRATION OFFICE, SECOND DECK A. No PERSON SHALL DRIVE A VEHICLE PARENTS: "TWEETIE If ESTA8ROOKS AND? TERMINAL BUILDING ON TUESDAY AND UPON ANY STREET OR IN ANY AREA AT A PLACE: QRTS. 463 B THIJRSDAY ONLY. SPEED GREATER THAN IS REASONABLE AND PRESENTLY: IN NEED OF HOMES AND ·..... PRUDENT, HAVING DUE REGARD TO THE YOUNG MASTERS. HELP WANTED- TRAFFIC, SURFACE AND WIDTH OF THE 'PHONE 250 DAYS OR 524 EVENINGS. WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY NEEDS STREET, THE HAZARD AT INTERSECTIONS, ·..... CLERK TYPISTS, STENOGRAPHERS, AND AND ANY OTHER CONDITIONS THEN EXIST­ SERVICES OFFERED- A MAIL CLERK (MAIL CLERK SHOULD BE ING, NOR SHALL A VEHICLE BE DRIVEN MR. MARGARITO CUBIAS, A PuBLIC A YOUNG MAN 18 YEARS OR OLDER). IN EXCESS OF AUTHORIZED SPEED LIMITS. ACCOUNTANT, WILL BE AVAILABLE IN CALL F. H. FELL IF YOU ARE INTER­ SPEED LIMITS SHALL BE POSTED ON THE BARRACKS, 2ND DECK, DORM 4 BAY 2, ESTED IN ANY OF THE ABOVE POSITIONS SIDE OF THE ROAD. ABOVE SNACK BAR, EVERY EVENING BETWEEN AT 301 EXTENSION 445 OR 446. B. No VEHICLE SHALL BE OPERATED 5 & 9 TO ASSIST PERSONNEL IN FILING ·..... INEXCESS OF TEN MILES PER HOUR ON INCOME TAX RETURNS. NOMINAL FEE. BARBERS TO WORK MONDAY THROUGH THE PIER. ALSO AVAILABLE ON SUNDAYS BETWEEN SATURDAY FROM 5 P.M. TO 8:30 P.M. C. No VEHICLE WILL BE OPERATED IN 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL TCT EXCESS OF FIFTEEN (I~) MILES PER ·..... INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, PHONE 290 HOUR NORTH OF NINTH STREET ON EITHER PROFESSIONAL BARTENDER SEEKS PART­ ·..... OCEAN OR LAGOON ROADS. ALL CROSS TIME WORK. WILL WORK PRIVATE PARTIES EFFECTIVE AT 0800 HOURS TOMORROW STREETS BETWEEN OCEAN AND LAGOON AND BEACH GATHERINGS. FOR MORE INFOR­ 3 NOVEMBER, 1961 ROAD BLOCKS WILL ROADS WILL HAVE A MAXIMUM SPEED MATION CONTACT ENGLISH BRADSHAW AT BE SET UP ON LAGOON AND OCEAN ROADS LIMIT OF FIFTEEN (15) MILES PER 552 OR 7 27. CONTROLLING ENTRANCE INTO THE NIKE HOUR. No VEHICLE WILL BE OPERATED IN ZEUS AREA. SECURITY PATROLMEN WILL EXCESS OF TWENTY-FIVE (25) MILES PER WILL CARE FOR YOUR CHILD (ONE YEAR STOP ALL PERSONNEL TO CHECK THEIR HOUR ON LAGOON AND OCEAN ROADS BE­ OLD OR OLDER) DAYS IN MY HOME. CALL AUTHORITY FOR GOING INTO THE AREA, TWEEN NINTH STREET AND THE PHOTOGRAPH­ 914 ANYTIME IF INTERESTED. UNLESS THEY ARE AUTHORIZED BY THE IC LABORATORY BUILDING. ·..... COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE PACIFIC D. TRACTORS, CRANES AND FORKLIFTS FOUND- MISSILE RANGE FACILITY OF KWAJALEIN, WILL NOT BE OPERATED IN EXCESS OF MAN'S WATCH AT EMON BEACH. OWNER M. I., BY THE SECURITY OFFICER OF TEN (10) MILES PER HOUR IN ANY AREA. MAY IDENTIFY AND CLAIM AT 411 D. CALL THE NAVY, OR THE SECURITY REPRESENT­ E. T~E SPEEDS SET FORTH HEREIN SHALL NOT APPLY TO EMERGENCY VEHICLES 577· ATIVE OF THE LOGISTICS SUPPORT AGENCY, THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF WHEN OPERATED IN EMERGENCIES AND THE WATCH AT EMON BEACH. OwNER MAY TEXAS. BTL, RCA AND LINCOLN LAB DRIVERS THEREOF SOUND SIGNALS BY IDENTIFY AND CLAIM AT 464-B OR CALL BADGES WILL, OF COURSE BE HONORED. HORN, BELL, OR SIREN, OR SHOW A RED 892 • LIGHT. THIS PROVISION, HOWEVER, No MARSHALLESE OR UNAUTHORIZED SHALL NOT RELIEVE THE DRIVER OF ANY PAPER-MATE PEN NEAR THE SNACK BAR. PERSON WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE NIKE EMERGENCY VEHICLE FROM THE RESPONSI­ OWNER MAY CLAIM AT THE HOURGLASS ZEUS AREA. BILITY OF DRIVING WITH DUE REGARD FOR OFFICE. THE SAFETY OF ALL PERSONS. THE SPEED ·..... ANYONE WHO ENJOYS SINGING IS FOR EMERGENCY VEHICLES OPERATED IN ALL PAIR OF BIFOCALS IN BLACK CASE. WELCOME TO SING WITH THE PROTESTANT AREAS AND WHEN NOT ON ACTUAL EMER­ CALL CONNELLY 373. CHAPEL CHOIR DURING ITS REGULAR GENCY CALL SHALL NOT BE IN EXCESS OF ·...... PRACTICE PERIOD BEGINNING AT 7:00 PM, THOSE SET FORTH IN PARAGRAPH 8.c. NEW CLUB- ON THURSDAYS. I F YOU CANNOT SING ABOVE. XihoNE I NTERESTED IN ACQU I RING MORE WITH THE CHOIR ON SUNDAYS, YOU ARE -TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW- MATE~~FOR RECORDING CALL 214. STILL WELCOME TO PRACTICE WITH IT. HURRY, ~1!2~:aI~_IS LlMI~ED! ·.....