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VOL. 3 No. I I 10 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLAND FRIDAY 4 MAY 1962 NEWS IN BRIEF JAPAN THREE~TRAIN COLLISION KILLS 126 TOKYO--A fREI;HT TRAIN PLOWED 10· YO, rRIDAY, MAY 4 (uP!) A FREIGHT TRAIN LOCOMOTIVE TOPPLED OFF ITS INTO A HOLIDAY PACKED PASSENGER TRACKS INTO THE PATH Of TWO COMMUTER TRA!NS LOADED WITH HOLIDAY MERRYMAKERS TRAIN INJURING THIRTv-SEVEN PERSONS. LAST NiGHT, CAUSING A THREE-D4Y COLLISION THAT KILLED MORE THAN 100 PERSONS. THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED ONLY HOURS OFfiCIALS OF THE JAPAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS RESCUE CENTER AT SUBURBAN MIKA­ B[~ORE A SECOND CRASH INVOLVED WASHIMA STATION, SITE OF THE ACCIDENT, SAiD AT LEAST 126 PERSON WERE K~lLED TWO SEPERATE PASSENGE~ TRAINS AND AND 223 INJURED, WITH MORE VICTIMS POSSIBLY STILL TRAPPED IN THE WRECKAGE KILLED AT LEAST 126 PERSONS. THE ACC!DENT, ONE Of THE WORST IN JAPANESE RAILWAY H!STORY, OCCURRED ABOUT (SEE LEAD STORY THIS PAGE) FIVE MILES FROM DOWNTOWN TOKYO. MOST Of THE DEAD AND iNJURED WERE il0LIDAY CELEBRANTS RETURNING HOME AFT!R WASHINGTON--30/IET COSMONAUT GHER­ SPENDING CONSTITUTiON DAY IN TOKYO. CONSTITUTiON DAY is PART OF THREE HOLIDAvS MAN TITOV SAID TODAY THE ROCKET WHICH IN JAPAN'S TRADITIONAL "GOLDEN WEEK." LAUNCHED HIM TO A 17-0RBIT fLIGHT THE ACCIDENT WAS CAUSED BY A FREiGHT TRAIN THAT RAN THROUGH A SWITCH AT LAST YEAR WAS A SIX-ENGINE, LIQUID­ MIKAWASHIMA. IT WAS DERAILED WHEN IT HIT A TRACK JUMPER, AND ITS LOCOMOTD¥E fUELED VEHICLE HE SAID IT GENERATED TOPPLED ONTO THE ADJOINING TRACK. A THRUST Of ONE MILLION, 300 THOUSAND A NINE-CAR ELECTRiC COMMUTER TRAIN CRASHED INTO THE LOCOMOTiVE AND OVER­ POUNDS. TITOV--AfTER A TOUR Of TURNED MINUTES LATER, ANOTHER COMMUTER TRAIN HEADING FOR THE SUBERBS CRASH[O WASHINGTON WHICH INCLUDED A MEETING INTO THE FIRST PASSENGER TRAIN. WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY--ADDRESSED A THE SECOND TRAIN THEN PLUNGEO Ofr A 30-fOOT ELEVATED TRACK ONTO THE BEDROOM SCIENTifiC SYMPOSIUM. TITOV SAID OF" A HOUSE. THE TOPS OF TWO CARS WERE PEELED OFF" LIKE OPENED SARDINE CANS HE AND u.s. ASTRONAUT JOHN GLENN "THERE WAS A BIG JAR AND A LOUD NOISE," A PASSENGER IN THE F"IRST CAR SAID BELIEVE FUEL DROPLETS fROM GUIDANCE "I WAS IN THE rlRST COACH, AND i JUMPED OUT OF THE WINDOW IMMEDiATELY. I SAW JET ON THEIR CAPSULES CAUSED THE THE OTHER TRAIN COMING IN AND RAMMING INTO THE BERA!LED COACHES. tI MYSTERIOUS "FIREFlIES THEY SAW "THE NEXT THING I SAW WERE PEOPLE SCATTERED ALL OVER THE SIDE Of THE RAILS." IN SPACE. A THOUSAND POLICEMEN, FIREMEN AND RAILROAD WORKERS WERE CALLED TO THE SCENE TO HELP THE SCREAMING AND MOANiNG PASSENGERS. rlfTY-fOUR AMBuLANCES CARRIED VIENTIANE, LAOS--PRO-COMMUNIST INJURED PEOPLE TO 23 HOSPITALS IN REBELS ARE REP~TED TO HAVE CAPTURED THE AREA. OAS CONTINUES REIGN OF THE LAOTIAN TOWN OF MUONG LING, THE N'\TIONAL RAILWAY ANNOUNCED AFTER TERROR IN ALG IERS SITE Of THE LATE OR. TOM DOOLEY'S THE ACCLDENT THAT IT WOULD PAY 60,000 ALGIE~ ALGERIA, MAY 3 (UPI)--THE JUNGLE HOSPITAL. IF THE REPORT IS YEN ($166) TO THE FAMILIES Of THE DEAD TERRORiST SECRET ARMY ORGANIZAT~ON CONFIRMED, IT COULD MEAN REOPENING AND 5,000 YEN ($13) TO THE INJURED. LAUNCHED THE SECOND DAY OF ITS LATEST OF THE LAOTIAN CIVIL WAR. IN ONE OF THE OPEN LOTS WHERE THE BLOOD BATH TO KEEP ALGERIA FRENCH rlRST Or THE DEAD AND INJURED WERE CAR- WITH A DAWN ATTACK ON A SOCIAL SERVICES AlGEIRS--SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION RIED, SOMEONE SET UP A TEMPORARY CENTER O.A.S. TERRORISTS HAVE WRECKED THE BUDDHIST ALTAR ATOP A WOODEN APPLE Two PLASTiC BOMBS WERE SET OrF iN UPPER STORIES OF THE NEW ORAN POLICE CRATE. NEARBY A BUDDHIST P~IEST THE PLACE DU GOVERNmENT BUILDING ON KEADQUARTERS WITH THREE BOMBS. No CHANTED PRAYERS AS THE DEAD AND IN- T~E LOWER LEDGE OF THE CASBAH AT 6.40 CASUALTIES HAVE BEEN REPOATED. BUT JURED WERE CARRIED INTO HIS TEMPLE. A.M. THE ATTACK FOLLOWED TWO EXPLOSIONS THE FACT THAT THE C.A.S. GAINED E I GHTEtN-Y[AR-OLD ~'ASO I NOSE, A LAST NIGHT IN ALG IERS AND THE W'::Si£.RN i ~~I111... ,UlJ." .---- .rtAA•• a/l" .l. la I'll M" L1t'ft1tY-,.•• ,." WJeS -!PORT OF" ORAN WHICH CLIMAXED THE BLOOD- POLICE HEADQUARTERS DEMONSTRATES l."l ...... PASSING BY ON THE STREET BELOW WHEN lEST D~Y OF VIOLENCE IN ALGERIA SINCE THE POWER IT STILL WEILDS IN ORAN. THE rlRST TRAIN CRASHED INTO THr THE START Of THE MoSLEM REBELL!AN ~OR[ THROUGHOUT ALGERIA TODAY, 17 PERSONS FREIGHT TRAIN HE AND THREE rRIEN~S THAN SEVEN YEARS AGO WERE KILLED. FOUND A LADDtR AND CL IMBED UP TO THE THE SOCIAL SERVICES BUILDING WAS A ELEVATED TRACK. PAYMENTS OFFICE fOR FAMILIES OF THE ATHENS--INFORMED SOURCES IN ATHENS "THE PASSENGERS WERE JUMPING OUT or UNEMPLOYED. THOUSANDS OF MOSLEMS IN SAY TWIN PLANS--ONE BY THE u.s., THE WINDOWS," HE TOLD UN I TED PRESS ALG I ERS ARE JOBLESS BECAUSE OAS TERROR I SM THE OTHER BY ITS NATO ALLIES-- INTERNATIONAL. "A SECOND LATER, THE MAKES IT UNSAFE TO WORK IN EUROPEAN HAVE COME UP AT THE NATO MINISTER~ DOORS WERE OPENED AND HUNDREDS OF SECTORS CONFERENCE IN THE GREEK CITY THE PASSENGERS WERE PUSHED OUT OR FELL IT WAS NOT IMMEDIATELY KNOWN WHETHER PLANS •• IN DRAFT fORM •• AIM AT PRO­ OUT. WE SAW A NUMBER Or INJURED THERE WERE ANY CASUALTIES IN THE BOMB- MOTING A CLOSER NUCLEAR PARTNERSHIP PASSENGERS, AND WE SHOUTED AT THEM TO ING. BETWEEN THE WESTERN POWERS WITH SHOW THEM THE: WAY TO THE LADDERS." NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND NATO NATIONS INOSE SAID ONE OF HIS FRIENDS, WITHOUT THEM THE PLANS WERE DIS­ KENJI KANDO, 25, GOT INTO THE TRAIN WORD OF FATHER FEY CLOSED AS SECRETARY Of STATE RUSK TO HELP THE INJURED. HE AND TWO OTHER WORD HAS REACHED HERE THAT rATHER AND WEST CERMANY'S rOREIGN CHIEF MET fRIENDS STARTED TO CARRY THE INJURED rEY UNDERWENT SURGERY IN HONOLULU AND TO RECONCILE DIFFERENCES OVER THE TO THE LADDER AND SAFETY THEN THEY IS DOING WELL. A SECOND SERIES OF BERLIN ISSUE. THEY REPORTEDLY MADE SAW A SPE[DIN~ TRAIN APPROACHING. OPERATIONS IS SCHEDULED IN APPROXIMATELY SOME PROGRESS. "A fEW SECONDS lATER, THERE WAS 10 DAYS FRIENDS OF FATHER FEY WILL ANOTHER BIG NOISE AND THE SITE WAS BE HAPPY TO HEAR THAT THE MESSAGE ALSO GENEVA--INDIA HAS PROPOSED AT THE COVERED COMPLETELY BY SMOKE AND DUST,fI INCLUDED A MESS.GE THAT ALL WAS WELL GENEVA ARMS CONFERENCE THAT THE HE SAID. WITH FATHER rEY AND HE IS LOOKING EAST AND WEST GRADUALLY OPEN THEIR THEY SAW TWO COACHES FROM THE SECOND fORWARD 10 REJOINING HIS MANY FRIENDS TERRITORY TO INTERNATIONAL INSPEC­ TRAIN HURLED orr THE TRACK AND DOWN HERE TION DURING A DISARMAMENT PERIOD ONTO THE BUILDINGS BELOW. INDIA SUGGESTED THAT SUCH A PLAN KANDO, IN THE fiRST TRAIN HELPING MIGHT CREATE AN ATMOSPHERE OF CON­ THE INJURED, WAS TRAPPED AND KILLED. FIDENCE "WE CONT I NUED OUR RESCUE WORK,11 KWAJALEIN WATER INOSE SAID. "A YOUNG GIRL OF ABOUT USED 5/3'62 BATON ROUIE, LOUISIANA--A MEMBER f8 WHOM I CARRIED HAD NO LEGS A TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 250,300 Of THE SELF-PROCLAIMED "rREEDOM Bus MAN OF ABOUT 30 DIED IN OUR ARMS AS GALLONS NORTH" PROJECT SAYS LITTLE ROCK, WE WERE CARRYING HIM TO THE LADDER. PER CAPITA - 93.1 ARKANSAS, SEGREGATIONISTS PLAN TO "MANY OF THE INJURED PASSENGERS TOTAL IN STORAGE - 8,985,000 SHIP TWO NEGRO FAMiliES TO BOSTON FELL FROM THE ELEVATED TRACKS. THERE TUESDAY. GEORGE SINGELMANN SAYS WAS GREAT CHAOS, AND MANY WHO FELL DAILY WATER METER READINGS THE GROUP WILL WIRE PRESIDENT KEN­ WERE PUSHED BY OTHER FRIGHTENED HOUSING OCEAN 8,200 GALLONS NEDY'S YOUNGEST BROTHER, TED, TO PASSENGERS. HOUSING LAGOON 7,900 GALLONS MEET THE NEGROES AND TAKE THEM TO "IT IS SOMETHING I WilL NEVER, YOKWE YUK CLUB I I ,600 GALLONS HYANNIS PORT, WHERE THE PRESIDENT NEVER FORGET " MESS HALL 6,100 GALLONS HAS A SUMMER HOt-£. LAuNDRY 18,800 GALLONS POWER PLANT 19,100 GALLONS WEST END OF ISLAND 16,100 GALLONS WE ARE BELOW NINE MILLION GALLONS CONSERVE WATER PAGE 2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 4 MAY

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE NEHRU IS HAV i NG DI FF ICULT IES ~J ITH NE IGHBORS REPORT SAYS COMMANDING OFFICER, PACifiC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL NEW YORK, MAY 3 (UPI)--OF INDIA'S HALF-DOZEN NEXT DOOR NEIGHBORS, PRUME ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU MINISTER JAWAHARLAL NEHRU AT THE MOMENT IS QUARRELiNG WITH TWO AND IS ON Of W~APONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c COOL TERMS WITH A THIRD. WITH THE TRANSPORT CQ.1PANY Of TEXAS 0 HE IS DISPUTING POSSESSION OF KASHMIR WITH PAKISTAN o HE IS DISPUTING WITH COMMUNIST CHiNA ABOUT 12,000 SQUARE MILES OF BORDER THE HOURGlASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY SEIZED BY THE CHINESE BUT CLAIMED BY INDIA. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE DETERIORATING STEADILY ARE HIS RELATIONS WITH KaNG MAHENDRA OF NE!GHBORING fOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEfORE NEPAL. PUBLICATION. DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS THE LATTER TWO SITUATIONS ARE RELATED AND, AS IN THE DISPUTE WITH PAKiSTAN,

IS 10 AG M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. CONTAIN THE SEEDS OF ARMED CONFLICT WHICH NEITHER INDIA NOR ASIA COULD AFFORD o NEHRU'S QUARREL WITH 42-YEAR OLD KING THE HOURGlASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TITOV AND GlENN MEET - MAHENDRA MIGHT BE CONSBDERED A fAMILY TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED fOR AFFAIR EXCEPT THAT SO FAR AS INDIA is PUBLICATION. DISCUSS OUTER SPACE CONCERNED THE KING LATELY HAS BEEN WASHINGTON, MAY 3 (UPI)--SOVIET SHOWING AN INDEPENDENCE WHICH INCLUDES ED ITOR - JOf-t.J C. COLEMAN COSMONAUT GHERMAN TITOV AND AMERICAN CLOSER RELATIONS WiTH CHINAo ASTRONAUT JOHN H. GLENN MET FOR THE AN APRIL SUMMIT MEETING IN NEW DELHi ART SMUGGLERS CAPTURED - FIRST TIME TODAY TO DISCUSS THEIR BETWEEN KING MAHENDRA AND NEHRU FAILED HISTORIC JOURNEYS THROUGH SPACE. TO IMPROVE CONDITIONS o TRIAL IN PROGRESS THE HANDS-ACROSS-THE-UNIVERSE MEET­ ON HIS saDE, MAHENDRA ACCUSES INDRA DENVER, COLORADO, MAY 3 (UPI)-­ ING LAUNCHED A BUSY DAY'S SCHEDULE OF PERMITTING NEPALESE REBELS TO CARRY TREASURY AGENTS YESTERDAY SEIZED ART FOR THE RUSSIAN AND U.S. SPACEMEN. OUT ATTACKS ON NEPAL FROM INDIAN SOILo OBJECTS THEY SAID ARE WORTH $35,000 GLENN AND TITOV, AND THEIR WIVES, NEHRU IS CONCERNED PRIMARILY BECAUSE AND WERE SMUGGLED FROM RED vHINA IN HAD A GE~IAL MEETING IN A SECOND FLOOR or NEPAL'S AGREEMENT WITH CHiNA PER­ A RAID ON SARKISIAN'S ORIENTAL RUGS. SECRETARIATOFFICE AT THE NATIONAL MITTING CONSTRUCTION OF A HIGHWAY BE­ THE STORE IS OPERATEJ BY HAROLD M. ACADEMY Or SCIENCE. THEY CONVERSED TWEEN LHASA, AND KATMANDUo SARKiSIAN, 52, WHO PLEADED GUILTY IN THROUGH INTERPRETERS. HE ALSO IS UNHAPPY ABOUT NEPALUS HONOLULU IN MARCH 1961 TO A CHARGE OF WHEN THEY MET, GLENN FLASHED A BIG BORDER AGREEMENT WITH CHINA) WHICH G~VE SMUGGLING $6,000 WORTH OF ANTIQUES SMILE AND SAID HELLO. TITOV ANSWERED THE CHINESE THE N)RTHERN SLOPE OF FAMED AND JEWELS FROM INDIA AND HONG KONG IN RUSSIAN "VERY PLEASED TO MEET YOU." MT. EV£VESTo Bu. THE HIGHWAY IS THE AND WAS FINED $3,0000 As CAMERAMEN TOOK SOME TIME PHOTO­ MOST IMPORTANT" Eo E. MINSKGFF OF WASHINGTON, CHIEF~ GRAPHING THEIR MEETING, THE TWO SPACE NEPAL STRETCHES ALONG INDIA's NORTHERN ENFORCEMENT FOR THE TREASURY DEPART­ HEROES ENGAGED IN SOME BANTER I~AUDIBLE BORDER FOR 50C MILES AND IS THE GUARDIAN MENTiS FOREIGN ASSETS CONTROL DIVISION, TO NEWSMEN,ABOUT THEIR GET-TOGETHER AND OF INDIA's GANGES VALLEYo COMPLETION LED THE FOUR- MAN RAID. THE DAY AHEAD. OF THE ROAD WILL MEAN THAT CHINA HAS HE SAID 10 ANTIQUE ART OBJECTS, AT ONE POINT, TITOV CO~MENTED WiTH PIERCED THE HIMALAYA BARRiER AND WILL INCLUDING A GREEN BUDDHA FROM THE A LAUGH: "COSMONAUTS ARE PREPARED HAVE AN OPEN HIGHWAY TO INDJAUS REART­ TME SUNG DYNASTY, POSSIBLE WORTH TO FLY IN SPACE BUT ARE NOT TRAINED LANDo $20,000, WERE CONFISCATED. FOR DELIVERING SPEECHES." CHINA PROMISED TO SPEND $8.8 MILLiON SARKISIAN, FORMER HONORARY CURATOR GLENN INVITED THE TITOvS TO HAVE TO BUILD THE ROAD AND TO STEP UP ABO OF THE DENVER ART MUSEUM, WAS NOT COFFEE. HE USHERED HIS GUESTS AND IN OTHER ROAD BUILDING, COMMUNICATiONS ARRESTED, BUT MINSKOFF SAID THE JUSTICE THE TWO WIVES TO A TABLE WHERE THERE AND INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS, THUS IN EFFECT DEPARTMENT MAY DECIDE TO PROSECUTE WAS A LARGE COFFEE URN, CUPS AND SOME PLACING THE TINY KINGDOM UNDER TWO HIM. COOKIES. SPHERES OF INrLU£NCE--CHINESE IN THE MINSKOFF SAID HE AND AN ASSISTANT TITOV AND HIS WIFE MOTORED TO THE NORTH A' • ...... f_~~'1<_1' .... :~ ;f:'.;:.'~~ HAD BEEN INVESTIGATING SARKI~IAN FOR ACADEMY FROM THE SOVIET EMBASSY FOR KING MAHENDRA TOOK OVER IN 1955 A THE PAST TWO DAYS. HE SAID THE THE 8:45 A.M. EST (1245 GMT) INTRODUC­ KINGDOM WHICH FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS SMUGGLED OBJECTS WERE SUPPLIED BY TION TO THE GLENNS. HAS BEEN CLOSED TO THE OUTSIDE WORLD, DEALERS IN HONG KONG. A BUSY SCHEDULE OF EVENTS WAS AHEAD FULL OF INTRIGUE AND CORRUPTION o THE AGENT SAID NORMAL PROCEDURE fOR THE TWO FAMILIES. IN 1960, HE ABANDONED ANY PRETENSE AT FOR DISPOSAL OF SUCH CONTRABAND IS DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT, TOOK OVER FULL EITHER TO AUCTION IT OR DONATE IT POWERS AND ANNOUNCED HE WOULD SPONSOR TO U.So MUSEm So WAR HERO ASSIGNED TO PLAN HIS OWN CONCEPTION OF A "GUIDED DEMOC­ •••••• POST WAR SURVIVAL RACY 0 " WASHINGTON, MAY i (UPI)--A MARINE THE INDIANS CLAIM HE is OVERLOOKING ASSAS1NATION INVESTIGATORS WAR HERO WHO WON THE MEDAL OF HONOR THE LESSONS OF HISTO~Y SPECIFICALLY ATTACKED - ON Iwo JIMA WAS INSTALLED YESTERDAY RED CHINA'S GRAB OF TIB:T AFTER A PERKOD MANILA, MAY 3 (UPI)--AN ARMY OFFICER AS A TOP OFFICIAL OF THE LITTLE-KNOWN OF PRETEN~~D FRIENDSHIP o

AND SEVEN OTHER PERSONS WERE KILLED GOVERNMENT AGENCY CHARGED WITH PLAN­ o • 0 0 •• IN A TOWN 200 MILES NORTH OF HERE WHILE NING FOR NATIONAL SURVIVAL AFTER AN LONDON, MAY 3 (UPI'--Moscow RADIO INVESTIGATING THE ASSASSINATION OF A ENEMY ATTACK. YESTERDAY QUOTED A MO~LEM PILGRiM TOWN MAYOR WEDNESDAY. SWORN IN AS DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF THE LEADER AS SAYING THE MOSLEM~ OF SOViET REPORTS R~CEIVED HERE TODAY SAID OFF I C,E OF EMERGENCY PLANtll tJG \,jA5 COL. CENTRAL ASIA CALL UPON THE WORLD TO CON­ LT. COLo DcMINADOR DAWA, PROVINCIAL JUSTICE M. CHAMBERS, 54, WHO WAS DEMNTHE UNITED STATES FOR RESUMING NU­ COMMANDER 01- I LOCOS SUR, HAD GONE TO RETIRED FROM THE MARINE CORPS AT THE CLEAR TESTiNG. THE TOWN OF SACIO DoMINGO TO CONDUCT END OF WORLD WAR II WITH ENOUGH BATTLE Moscow RADIO, IN A BROADCAST IN ENG­ AN INVESTIGATION OF AN AMBUSH BY WOU~DS AND CITATIONS TO GIVE HIM THREE LISH BEAMED AT AFRICA AND HEARD HERE, UNKNOWN ASSAILANTS OF TOWN MAYOR PURPLE HEARTS, THE SILVER STAR, THE SAle THE PILGRIMS WILL GO TO MECCA, F.LOMENA TOFOPA AND AN AIDE EARLIER LEGION OF MERIT AND THE NATION'S MEDINA AND THEN ON TO LEBANON AND IN THE DAY~ HIGHEST DECORATION FOR VALOR, THE EGYP I. WHILE CONDUCTING THE INVESTIGATION, MEDAL OF HONOR. IT QUOTED ISMAIL MAHDUM, DEPUTY CHA!R­ TWO TOWN POLICEMEN ARRIVED IN A JEEP VICE PRESIDENT LYNDON Bo JOHNSON MAN OF THE MOSLEM OFFICE OF CENTRAL AND MISTOOK DAWA AND HIS TROOPS FOR AOMINISTERREO THE OATH OF OFFICE. ASIA AND KAZAKHSTAN AND THE LEADER OF THE AMBUSHERS. THE GROUP, AS SAYING: THE POLICEMEN, (ONE OF THEM WAS A BERLIN, MAY 3 (UPI)--A TEFN-AGER "IN THEIR PRAYERS,THE MOSLEMS OF RELATIVE OF TADENA) OPENED FIRE ON ESCAPED FROM EAST BERLIN TODAY BT CENTRAL ASIA ASK GOD TO HELP THE MOSLEMS DAWA AND HIS TROOt~, KILLING THE SLIDING DOWN A CLOTHESLINE DESPITE OF THE ARAB EAST AND AFRICA TO ~iD OFFICER AND TWO OF HIS MEN. COMMUNIST GUN FIRE~ WEST BERLIN POLICE THEMSELVES OF HATED COLONIALISMo WE THE TROOPS RETURNED THE POLICEMEN'S REPORTED. CALL UPON ALL THE MOSLEMS ACROSS THE FIRE, KILLING THE TWO POLICEMEN. THE 19-YEAR OLD YOUTH'S HA~D~ WERE WORLD TO CONDEMN THE U.So WHICH IS NOW THE EXCHANGE OF FIRE ALSO CAUGHT TORN AND BUR~ED BY TH~ RUPE BUl HE TESTING ITS NUCLEAR DEVICES ON CHRIST­ TWO CIVILIANS, WHO DIED ON THE SPOT. WAS NOT HIT bY A COMMUNIST GUARDS' MAS ISLANDo II THE AMBUSH OF THE TOWN MAYOR WAS SHOTS, THE POLICE SAID. .00600 BELIEVED TO BE THE RESULT OF A POLITI­ THE TEEN-AGER WAS TAKE~ TO A HOSPITAL CAL RIVALRY IN THE PROVINCE, ARMY WHERE DOCTORS OPERATED ON HIS HANDS. IT IS NOT BY ANY MEAN~ CERTAIN THAT INVESTiGATORS SAIDo THE ESCAPE CAME ABOUT ~ID~IGHT IN A MANjS BUSINESS is THE MOST IMPORTANl

o ••••• THE BERNAUER STRASSE, SCENE OF MANY THING HE HAS TO 00 0 SIMILAR FLIGHTS WHERE THE APARTMENT BUILDINGS ON ONE SIDE ARE IN EAST ROBERT LOUiS STEvENSON BERLIN BUT FRONT ON A WEST BERLIN STR~Elo HOURGLASS IPAGE 3 u.s. H-BLAST MAY DAMAGE VAN ALLEN BELT

THE COMMANDING OFFICER HAS RECEIVED WASHJriGTON, MAY 3 (UPI)--IT IS AT LEAST POSSIBLE TI-IAl THE H-8tM6 THE A LETTER OF APPRECIATION FRCM ROBERT UNITED STATES PL~NS TO FIRE HIGH OVER JOH~STON ISLAND IN JUNE OR JULY WILL A. CONARD, MD, OF THE MEDICAL RESEARCH INFLICT A GRIEVOUS WOUND ON THE BOTTOM SIDE OF THE THICK RADIATiON ZONE AROUND CENTER OF THE BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL THE EA~TH. LABORATORY, THANKING THE COMMAND AND BUT FOREIGN SCIENTiSTS WHO HAVE BEEN LAMENTING THE PASSING Of THE SO~CAL~~D THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS FOR INNER VAN ALLEN SELT MAY HAVE MOURNED PREMATURELY. THEY MAY TAKE COMrORT THEIR COOPERATION AND SUPPORT OF THE FROM THE FACT THAT SOME LEADING U&S. AUTHORITiES ON SPACE RADiATiON bflifV£ MEDICAL SURVEY TEAM RECENTLY ON KWAJ­ THE BELT WILL RECUPERATE IN PLENTY OF TiME FOR FURTHER SATELLITE STUDY iN THE ALEIN AND RONGELAP FOR THE 1962 ANNUAL NEAR FUTURE,. MEDICAL SURVEY. DR. CONARD STATED: THE RADIATION ZONE IS A REGION EXTENDING OUT TO SOME 40,000 MILES ~N WHICH "As IN THE PAST, THE NAVY, AND IN CHARGED PARTICLES FROM SPACE HAVE BEEN TRAPPED BY THE EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD. PARTICULAR YOUR PEOPLE AT KWAJALEIN IT IS NAMED FOR DR. JAMES A. VAN ALLEN OF THE STATE UNiVERSITY OF IOWA WHOSE RENDERED INVALUABLE ASSISTANCE IN SATELLITE-BORNE EXPERIMENTS DISCOVERED IT. BRINGING ABOUT A SUCCESSFUL SURVEY. THE BOTTOM PART OF THE ZONE IS POPULATED LARGELY BY HIGH ENERGY PROTONS, I AM SURE THE SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION WE SUBNUCLEAR PARTICLES WHICH COULD BE FATAL TO ASTRONAUTS WHO LiNGERED TOO GATHERED AS WELL AS THE BENEFITS TO LONG AMONG THEM WITHOUT MASSIVE SHIELDING. THIS BELT IS 3,000 TO 4,000 MiLES THE RONGELAP PEOPLE ON THE SURVEY, LONG, NORTH TO SOUTH~ AT ITS ENDS IT DIPS TO 400 MiLES ABOVE THE EARTH A~D MORE THAN JUSTIFIES THE TIME AND EFFOR AND RISES TO ABOUT 2,000 MILES OVER THE EQU~TOR. THAT ALL OF US PUT INTO THIS MISSION." THE UNITED STATES PLANS THREE HIGH ALTITLDE NUCLEAR DETONATIONS OVER JOHNSTON "IT MAY BE OF INTEREST TO THE HOUR­ +------, ISLAND iN THE FIRST TWO MONTHS OF SUMMEP GLASS READERS WHO DO NOT ALREADY KNOW THE HIGHEST WILL BE A D:VICE EQUAL iN TO HAVE A LITTLE INFORMATION ON THE ENERGY TO SEVERAL HUNDKED THOUSAND TO~S REASONS FOR THE ANNUAL MEDICAL SURVEY DAUGHTER FOR THE JOHNSES OF TNT. CARRIED ALOFT BY A THOR M;SSILE MENTIONED IN DR. CONARD'S LETTER. YOUNG DEIDRE KATHLEEN JOHNS WAS IT WILL EXPLODE AT AN ALTITlDE OF ABOUT MOST OF YOU WILL PROBABLY RECALL INTRODUCED TO THIS WORRIED WORLD 500 MILES o THAT AT THE TIME OF THE LAST BOMB WEDNESDAY IN THE KWAJALEIN HOSPITAL THIS WILL WREAK HAVOC ON THE HIGH TEST (DETONATION OF A HIGH YEILD AT 8:40 A.M. WEIGHING IN AT 6 POUNDS ARCHING LINES OF ICE IN THr GEOMAGNETiC THERMO-NUCLEAR ~EVICE) HELD AT BIKINI, AND STANDING A BIG 18 INCHES TALL, IFIELD WHiCH ACT AS JAILOR FOR THE MARCH, 1954, AN UNPREDICTED SHIFT IN DElDRE IS THE DAUGHTER OF LT.(JG) POSITIVELY CHAfG:D PROTONS IN THE BOTTOM WINDS CAUSED A DEPOSITION OF SIGNIF­ AND MRS. JIM JOHNS. LT. (JG) JOHNS IS [PART OF THE RADIATION ZONE. ICANT AMOUNTS OF FALL-OUT ON FOUR THE ASST. PUBLIC WORKS OFFICER HERE. ONf OF THE RESULTS WILL BE A GRA~D INHABITED MARSHALL ISLANDS TO THE DEIDRE, WHOSE MOTHER'S NAME IS MARJORIE~DISTORTION OF THE ELECTRIFIED REGiONS EAST OF BIKINI AND ALSO ON 23 JAPAN­ HAS ONE BROTHER, EDDIE AGE 3 AND A 10F THE THIN UPPER ATMOSPHERE WH!Cr ESE FISHERMEN ABOARD THEIR FISHING SISTER SANDY AGE I~o CONGRATS JOHNS! I~IRROR RADIO SIGNALS AND MAKE LONG VESSEL, THE LUCKY DRAGON. THESE "0." IDISTANCE COMMUNICATION POSSIBLE. A ISLANDS WERE RONGELAP, AILINGNAL, jBLACKOUT OF RADIO AND RADAR S!GNALS, RONGERIK AND UT/RIK. I LAST I NG HOURS AND PERHAPS DAYS, ! S THE EXPOSED PEOPLE WERE EVACUATED WALL STREET CHATTER !EXPECTED TO ENSUE. FROM THESE ISLANDS BY PLANE AND SHIP I ANOTHER WILL BE AURORAL DISPLAYS OF ABOUT TWO DAYS AFTER THE ACCIDENT AND BY UNlfED PH[S~ INTI FtATIOhAL IHEAVENLY FIREWORKS VISABLE FOR PERHAPS BROUGHT TO KWAJALEIN WHERE THEY WERE NEW YORK --BPADBURY K. THURLOW OF IT~OUSANDS OF MILES o THESE DISPLA~S WILL GIVEN EXTENSIVE EXAMINATIONS THE WINSLOW, COHU & STETSON SAYS IT IS 'OCCUR BECAUSE E~ERGETIC PART!CLES, FOLLOWING THREE MONTHS. LOGICAL TO EXPECT THE PERSISTENT STOCK ;hORMALLY HELD IN THRALL BY THE EART~vS DUE TO THE RELATIVELY SMALL AMOUNTS MARKET LIQUIDATION WITNESSED IN THE 'FIELD, WILL BE DUMPED INTO THE ATMOS­ OF RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION, ALL EARLY MONTHS OF THE YEAR TO LET UP, lPHERE WHEN THEIR MAGNETIC RESTR~!NTS PEOPLE EXPOSED EXCEPT THOSE FROM AT LEAST TEMPORARILY. iARE MOMENTARILY BROKEN. RONGELAP ATOLL WERE SOON ALLOWED TO AND WHILE THIS IS HAPPENING, THE THE VAN ALLEN ZONE IS ~ENERALLY CON- I RETURN TO THEIR HOME ISLAND. ANALYST SAYS, THE VARIOUS GROUPS ISIDERED THE MOST INTERE TING SCIEN1HF!C BECAUSE RONGELAP ATOLL WAS CONSIDERED COULD SORT THEMSELVES OUT AND THESE IDISCOVERY TO DATE OF SPACE EXPLORATiONv TO BE TOO HIGHLY CONTAMINATED, A ISSUES WHICH ARE TAKING OVER THE REINS !SCIENTISTS STILL HAVE ALOT TO LEARN TEMPORARY VILLAGE WAS C~NSTRUCTED FOR OF LEADERSHIP COULD BEGIN TO DEMON- IABOUT IT. THEY ARE STILL DiV~DED AS TO THE RONGELAP PEOPLE ON M JURO ATOLL STRATE THEIR FUNDAMENTAL ABILITIES. ITHE MECHANICS OF ITS ORIGIN. WHERE iHEY LIVED THE FOLLOWING 3t THE STOCK MAR~ET EXPERT SAYS THIS I THiS IS WHY SOME FOREIGN SCIENTiSTS YEARS, AND WERE EXAMINED AT YEARl INTERIM PERIOD SEEMS A GOOD TIME TO 'HAVE DEPLORED ANY TAMPERING WITH ~T BY INTERVALS BY A SPECIAL MEDICAL TEAM. LOOK FOR PROMISING SPECIAL SITUATIONS iNANo TilEY WANT IT PRESERVED INTACT IN JULY, 1957, AFTER CAREFUL fVAL­ WHILE WAITING FOR THE NEW PATTEFNS :U~TIL ITS MYSTERIES ARE SOLVED. UATION OF THE RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION TO CRYSTALLIZE AlSO) HE M!l'S, IT I ON ONE THING EVERYBODY SEEMS AGREED: l e SITUATION, RONGELAP ISLAND, WAS CON­ SHOULD BE USED AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO ITHE SUDDEN DUMPING OF PROTONS WOULDN T SIDERED SAFE FOR REHABITATION. A NEW SELL THOSE STOCKS THAT MAY BE IN FOR !HURT ANYBODY, THE ATMOSPHERE ITSELF is VILLAGE WAS CONSTRUCTED, AND THE FURTHER TROUBLE IF DEFLATIONARY lA FINE SHIELD AGAINST CHARGED PARTICLES. RONGELAP PEOPLE WERE MOVED BACK THERE. PSYCHOLOGY AND FEAR OF PRICE CONTROLS iNoR IS THERE ANY REASON TO SUPPOSE A AN ANNUAL MEDICAL SURVEY HAS SINCE COME TO DOMINATE INVESTMENT THINKING. !CL~ARING OUT OF PARTICLES AT THE B01TOM BEEN CARRIED OUT ON RONGELAP ISLAND, 10F THE ZONE WOULD HAVE EVEN AN INDiRECT BY DR. CONARD AND HIS TEAM WITH THE KENNETH WARD OF HAYDEN, STONE & CO. EFFE CT Ct. L I FE AT THE SURF ACE OF THE I NEXT SURVEY SCHEDULED FOR EARLY NEXT SAYS WHILE IT MAY BE SAFER TO AWAIT ,EARTH. YEAR. A RETURN OF MARKET CONFIDENCE BEFORE iT IS A FACT REALIZED ONLY BY SOME ~ To DATE NONE OF THE PEOPLE OF INITIATING ANY NEW PURCHASES, HISTORY ~SCIENTISTS THAT THE TOTAL WE!GHT OF RONGELAP HAVE DIED OR EVEN SHOWN ANY SHOWS THAT WHEN BEARISHNESS IS SO PRE· 'ALL THE PARTICLES IN THE ENTIRE RADijA­ SERIOUS AFTER EFFECTS AS A RESULT OF VALANT AS IT IS RIGHT NOW, THE MARKET .lTION ZONE IS ONLY ABOUT ONE POUND. THE fXPOSURE TO TH~ FALL-OUT. MAY BE REArHING A TURNING POINT. HALTED IN THEIR FLIGHT ALONG THE THE Dow THEORY TRADER IS PREDICTING MAGNETiC LINES Or FORCE AND COLLECTED LONDON, MAY 3 (UPI)--HEATHER HANLON, A SHARP "SNAP-BACK" IN THE MARKET TO THEY WOULD MAKE A PILE OF MATTER ~OU 20, EXPECTS TO BE A JUNE BRIDE, BUT THE UPSIDE "AND THE EARLY BEGINNINGS I COULD EASILY HOLD IN ONE HAND. THE WAY IT LOOKS NOW SHE WILL HAVE OF A GOOD SUMMER RALLY IN MAY TO NEW I ACCORDING TO ONE THEORY ON THE FORMA* TO WAIT 10 YEARS FOR HER HONEYMOON. HIGHS FOR MANY STOCKS BY JULY OR TION OF THE BOTTOM ZONE, IT WOULD TAK~ MISS HANLON'S FIANCE, RAYMOND HUTCH­ AUGUST." I,UP TO 100 YEARS TO RE-CREATE IT IF ~T INSON, 25, HAD BEEN SENTENCED TO EIGHT IIWERE SUDDENLY EMPTIED. BUT SATELl3Tt YEARS IN PRISON FOR A TRUCK THEFT AND JAMeS F. HUGHES OF AUCHINCLOSF, OBSERVATIONS CAST DOUBT ON THIS THtORY. A PAYROLL ROBBERY. SHE APPEALED TO PARKER & REDPATH BELIEVES THERE IS DR. MARTIN RYLE, CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSiT' THE JUDGE TO REDUCE HIS SENTENCE, JUSTIFICATION FOR EXrECTING THE MARKET RADiO-ASTRONOMER, LAMENTED-THAT "rHE SAYING THAT ONE OF THE REASONS FOR HIS TO DO BETTER OVER THE ,LI I FEW MONTHS. VAN ALLAN RADIATION BELT WILL BE SO CRIMINAL CAREER WAS HIS DESIRE TO BADLY BENT THAT IT MAY NEVER BE QUITl RAISE MONEY FOR A BIG CHURCH WEDDING. CLARK, DODGE & CO. SAYS THE COMBIN­ THE SAME AGAIN IN MY LIFETIME." THE JUDGE GAVE THEM PERMISSION TO ATION OF A "SELLING CLIMAX" AND TilE DR. BRIAN J. O'BRIEN OF THE SrATE GET MARRIED IN JUNE, BUT INCREASED FACT THAT SUPPORT WAS FOUND BY THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, A COLLEAGUE Of HIS PRISON TERM FROM EIGHT TO 10 MARKET NOT FAR INTO THE 660 AREA VAN ALLEN, DOUBTS FUNERAL RITES ~OR YEARS. OF THE Dow JONES INDUSTRIALS "POINTS THE BELT ARE IN ORDER. 80TH HE AND •••••• VERY STRONGLY TOWARDS A TURNING POINT DR. RICHARD W. PORTER, U.S. VICE PRES· WITH THE INITIAL REBOUND CARRYING TO IDENT OF THE WORLD COMMITTEE ON SPACE AROUNu THE 680 LEVEL. rr RESEARCH (COSPAR), BELIEVING THE BELT iWILL COM~ BACK QUICKLY FROM WHATEVER ------~I A HIGH ALT!TUDE EXPLOSION MAY DO TO ITo PAGE 4 HOURGLASS FR I DAY ,j

\~ GENERAL MESS MENU JAPANESE OFFICIAL MEETS JFK SATURDAY, 5 MAY, 1962 WASHINGTON, MAY 3 (UPi) FORMER BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER JAPANESE PRIME MINISTER SHIGERU CHILLED FRUIT JUICE HAM & BEAN SOUP MONGOlE Soup YOSH I DA MET W' TI1 PR F <; nC"~J T Vr l\.NEDY CHILLED FRESH FRUIT BAKED BEEF SHORT RIBS ROAST LEG OF LAMB W/MINT IN WHAT WAS DESCRIBED AS AN UNOFFICIAL HOT AND COLD CEREAL BUTTERED POTATOES SAUCE BUT IMPORTANT VISIT. GRILLED PORK SAUSAGE SAUTE CABBAGE-RICE Au GRATIN POTATOES jv~HIDA IS HERE ON THE FIRST STOP PATTIES BLACKEYED PEAS BUTTERED LIMA BEANS OF A WORL.D TOUR TrlAT WILL TAKE HIM EGGS TO ORDER BOILED FRANKFURTERS STEAMED RICE NEXT TO LATIN AMERICA COUNTRY FRIED POTATOES SALAD BAR W/DRESSING TOMATO & LETTUCE SALAD ALTHOUGH THE VISIT WAS A PRIVATE STEAMED RICE FRUIT BARS BUTTER CAKE W!NUT ICING ONE, OFFICIALS SAID THEY CONSIDERED HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM ICED TEA W/LEMON COLD DRINK IT IMPORTANT BECAUSE OF YOSHIDA'S GLAZED DOUGHNUTS CHILLED MILK CHILL.ED MIL.K INFLUENCE IN JAPAN AND BECAUSE OF HIS CHILLED MILK-COFFEE HOT COFFEE CorFEE ROLE IN FORMATION OF THE JAPANESE PEACE TREATY AND RE-BUILDING OF NEW DISCOVERIES IN UPPER POSTWAR JAPAN. AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE YOSHIDA WAS GREETED ON HIS AIRPORT FRIDAY, 4 MAY, 1962 ATMOSPHERE MAY HELP RADIO ARRIVAL. BY JAPANESE AMBASSADOR 6.00 P M NEWS WASHINGTON, MAY 2 (UPI) AMERICAN KOICHERO ASAKAI, JOSEPH A YAEGER, 6:15 P.M. THE LATIN QUARTER SCIENTISTS TODAY REPORTED DISCOVERY DIRECTOR OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT'S 6:30 ~.M DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA Of 50 "CONDUCT ING DUCTS" I N THE H ISH OFFICE OF FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS, AND 7:00 P.M. ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC ATMOSPHERE THROUGH WHICH RADIO MESSAGES OTHER U.S. AND JAPANESE OFFICIALS 7.30 P M. SPORTS DESK CAN TAKE A FREE RIDE WITHOUT LOSS OF HE WIL.L. ATTEND A CEREMONY AT TH£ 7 45 P M RICHARD HAYES-CAROL BURNETT POWER. JAPANf~E EMBASSY TOMORROW AT WHICH 8 00 P M. ONE NIGHT STAND THIS SUGGESTS T~T RADIO COMMUNICA­ ASAKA I I S TO PRES--NT THE ORDER OF 8:30 P.M. LINEUP TION BETWEEN THE SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN THE RISING SUN, FIRST CLASS, TO FORMER 9.00 P M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES HEMISPHERES COULD BE CARRIED OUT SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN ACHESON FOR 9.30 P M MUSIC TIL.L. MIDNIGHT CHEAPLY AND WITH LITTLE TRANSMITTER HIS ROLE IN JAPANESE PEACE CONFERENCES 12 00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF POWER IF ADVANTAGE COUL.D BE TAKEN OF AND TO JOSEPH DODGE FOR HIS ROLE IN THE DUCTS. THE BUILDING OF JAPAN'S ECONOMY SATURDAY, 5 MAY, 1962 EXISTENCE OF THE DUCTS WAS VERIFIED YOSHIDA AL.SO IS SCHEDULED TOMORROW 6:00 A.M SIGN ON AND NEWS BY TWO ROCKETS FIRED FROM THE WALL.OPS TO VISIT PRESIDENT WI~SON EL.KINS OF 6 05 A.M DON THE DAWN BREAKER ISLAND, VIRGINIA, STATION OF THE NAT­ THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, WHiCH GAVE 6:30 A.M. NEWS IONAL AE~ONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINI­ YOSHIDA AND HONORARY DEGREE FROM ITS 6.35 A M THE DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D STRATION (NASA) FAR EAST BRANCH 7.15 A.M. SMAL.L FRY THEATRE INFORMATION rROM THE TWO SHOTS, W AVERELL. HARRIMAN, ASSISTANT 7.30 A.M SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL. FIRED IN JUNE AND OCTOBER 1961, WAS SECRETARY OF STATE rOR FAR EASTERN 8.00 A.M. NAVY HOUR REPORTED TODAY TO THE COMMITTEE ON AFFAIRS, ARRANGED A DINNER IN YOSkIDA'S 8.30 A M ALBUMS OF THE WEEK SP~CE RESEARCH (COSPAR) AT ITS THIRD HONOR TONIGHT AT HIS RED-BRICK HOUSE 9.00 A.M. ARMY HOUR INIERNATIONAL SPACE SCIENCE SYMPOIUM. IN GEORGETOWN, A TREE-SH~DED FASHION­ THE DUCTS ARE "AL.IGNED WITH THE 9.30 A M. FREEDOM'S CALL /' ABL.E DISTRICT IN WASHINGTON 10:00 A M ROCK 'N ROLL CALL EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD" AND WERE OB- ATTORNEY GENERAL ROBERT F KENNEDY, II :30 A M. IRA COOK SHOW SERVED AT ALTITUDES UP TO 620 MILES THE PRESIDENT'S BROTHER, AND THREE 12.00 NOON NEWS AT AVERAGE INTERVAL.S OF ONE EVE~9 SENATORS WERE AMO~G THE 16 INVITED 12 05 P.M. SINGALONG WITH MITCH OR 10 MILES. THEY VARY IN THICKNESS DINNER GUESTS. 1:00 P.M. NEWS FROM FOUR-FIFTHs or A MILE TO 18 MILES. TAAKICHIO Aso, YOSHIDO'S SON-IN­ 1:15 P.M UNIVERSITY EXPLORER THE PAPER DESCRIBING THE DUCTS SAID LAW, AND ASAKAI AND THEIR WIVES AL.SO 1.30 P M HERE'S TO VETERANS II THEy AL.LOW RELATIVEL.Y L.OSS-FREE WERE INVITED J : 45 P. M. MEN AND MoLECUL.ES PROPAGATION OF lOW-FREQUENCY RADIO 2.00 P.M GUEST STAR WAVES. II GUATEMALA CITY, MAY 2 (UPI) SAB­ 2'15 P M. WORLD OF FOLK MJSIC OTHER PAPERS DEAL.T WITH THE DENSITY OTEURS SET FIRE TODAY TO A 14~,000 2: 30 P. M. ROCKETING RHYThMS AND TEMPERATURE OF THE THIN ATMOSPHERE GALLON GASOLINE TANK DEPOSIT OF THE 4 00 P M. PAN AMER I CANA ABOVE 185 MILES. LUIGI G JACCHIA OF Esso STANDARD OIL COMPANY 10 MILES 4 30 P M PAU HANA SERENADE THE SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYSICAL OBSER­ FROM THE CITY. 5 00 P M. DINNER MUSICALE VATORY SAID ULTRAVIOL.ET RADIATION FIRST REPORTS INDICATED NUMEROUS 6.00 P M NEWS FROM THE SUN IS THE PRINCIPAL SOURCE CASUALTIES, PARTICUL.ARY AMONG 6 15 P M SCIENCE EDITOR OF HEATIN~ WITH PARTICLE STREAMS OF FIREFIGHTERS. SEVERAL EXPLOSIONS 6 30 P M. ANDY GRIFFITH SOLAR ORIGIN ALSO CONTRIBUTING WERE REPORTED. 6.35 P M. GRAND OLE OPRY THE MAXIMUM [fFECT OF ULTRAVIOLET NIGHT WATCHMAN ANGEL SAMBONI SAIO 7.00 P M MICKEY, JOHN AND JIM HEATING OF THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE OCCURS THE FIRE BROKE OUT AFTER HE HEARD A EACH DAY AT 2 P.M LOCAL TIME, JACCHIA SHORT BURST OF SUBMACHINE GUN FIRE, SAID. PARTICL- HEATING SHOWS A SEMI­ PRESUMABLY THE MEA~S USED TO TOUCH ANTI-AMERICAN DEMONSTRATION ANNUAL VARIATION WITP MAXIMUMS IN OFF THE RL.AZE SANTO DOMINGO, MAY 3 (UPI) AN EARLY APRIL. AND OCTCB:R. TROOPS AND POLICE BATTLED IL.LEGAL. ANTI-AMERICAN MOB IN SANTIAGO, THE THE U.S. EXPLORER XII SATELLITE HAS MAY DAY DEMONSTRATORS YESTERDAY, D~MINICAN REPUBLIC'S SECOND L.ARGEST TURNED OUT TO BE SOMETHING or A THEORY­ BL.ANKETING MORE THAN A SQUARE MILE CITY, SMASHED THE WINDOWS OF THE BUSTER IT HAD BEEN SUPPOSED THAT A OF DOWNTOWN GUATEMALA CITY WITH U.S. INFORMATION SERVICE Orr-ICE STRONG EL.ECTRICAL CURRENT RIN.ED THE TEAR GAS UNCONFIRMED REPORTS ON THE Y~STERDAY, IT WAS REPORTED TODAY. EARTH AT AN AL.TITUDE OF 25,000 TO NUMBER OF INJURED VARIED FROM THREE IN SANTO DOMINGO, EXTREME LEFTIST 50,000 MILES ABOVE THE [QUATER TO EIGHT AGITATORS STONED THE GUATEMALAN BUT A REPORT ON EXPL.ORER XI I, WHICH EMBASSY, SMASHED WINDOWS IN THE INVESTIGATED THE REGION, SAID IT FOUND McGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE, ~EW JEFSEY, NICARAGUAN CONSUL.'S PARKED CAR AND NO SIGN OF SUCH A RING CURRENT. MAY 2 (UPI) AN AIR FORCE JET AMBUL­ BURNED A POL.ICE CAR YESTERDAY ANOTHER PAPER SAID THAT AL.THO~H MORE ANCE ~AS FLOWN FROM TOKYO TO SAN THE D~ ONSTRATION HERE, ALTHOUGH THAN 2,000 TONS OF METEORIC MATERIAL. FRANCISCO IN NINE HOURS AND SEVEN OBSTENSIBLY A PROTEST AGAINST A HIT THE EARTH EVERY DAY, THERE IS NO MINUTES, TH" FASTEST TI~ FOR A MESSAGE FROM GUATEMALAN PRESIDENT EVIDENCE THAT SUCH PARTICLES HAVE ANY FLIGHT OF ITS TYPE, IT WAS ANNOUNCED MIGUEL YDIGORAS FUENTES CAL.LING SI~NIFICANT EFFECT ON THE WEATHER. TODA Y. DOMINICAN TEEN-AGERS "CHICKEN," HAD THE METEOR REPORT WAS PREPARED BY THE MIL.ITARY AIR TRANSPORT SERVICE ANTI-AMERICAN OVERTONES GORDON NEWKIRK OF THE HIGH ALTITUDE HERE FIRST CLAIMED THE TIME AS A ANTI-AMERICAN SLOGANS HAVE BEEN OBSERVATORY AT BOULDER, COLORADO, AND NEW WORL.D SPEED RECORD BETWEEN THE SHOUTED REPEATEDL.Y BY THE MOBS THAT JOHN A EDDY or THE NATIONAL BUREAU TWO POINTS, BUT A FEW MINUTES LATER HAVE BESEIGED THE GUATEMALAN EMBASSY OF STANDARDS RESCINDED THE CLAIM T,ilS WEEK THE OFfiCES OF A IIpRO­ THE BOEING CI35B STRATOLIFTER YANKEE II UNION FACTION WERE AMtlNG THE TOKYO, MAY 3 (UPI) FO.EIGN MINISTER CARRIED 38 MILITARY PATIENTS 5,148 TARGETS OF YESTERDAY'S OUTBREAK ZENTARO KOSAKA SAID JAPAN WAS NOT MILES FROM TOKYO TO TRAVIS ArB NEAR SATISFIED WITH THE AMERICAN REPLY TO SAN FRANCISCO IN THE MAIDEN VOYAGE My FRIEND THE PROFESSOR OF GREEK HIS PROTEST AGAINST THE RESUMPTION OF OF FUlL.-SCAL.E JET AIR AMBULANCE TEL.LS ME THAT HE TRULY BELIEVESTHE NUCLEAR TESTING OVER THE PACIFIC. HE SERVICE BETWEEN JAPAN AND T~E U~ITED CL.ASSICS HAVE MADE HIM WHAT HE IS. PL.EDGED TO CONTINUE EFFORTS TO BRING STATES. THIS IS A VERY GRAVE STATEMEN~ IF ABOUT A HALT IN ALL. NUCLEAR TESTING. WELL FOUNDED. --STEPHEN LEACOCK SPORTSMEN OVf OUGLAS 48-44 SPARKED BY MARSAALl MARTiN'S BACKBOARD CONTROL UN THE F"OURTH ANC FBNAL QUARTER, THE SPORTSMEN AFTER LEADING ONLY 3 POINTS IN THE THURD SPORTS QUARTER, FINALLY EMERGED AS A 48.44 VICTOR OVER THE HnGHlV TOUTED PAGE 5 r;OURGLASS SPORTS SECT ION FRIDAY 4 MAY 1962 DOUGLAS TEAM. TOGETHER W!1h ALLAN ~CKEAGUE, MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUPS ROUNDUPS CO~T!NUED W~LSON BAlIDOY, At COSTA AND GREG THREE INNBNGS AND RECEIVED A CREDHT LANTAYAO, MARTIN CORRALLED THE TEAM NAT I ONA L LEAGUE FOR IdS SE COND MAJOR LEAGUE V J (. TORY. TOGETHFR AT THE OUTSET OF THE FOURT~ UPI-WILLiE MAYS GREETED RELIEF PITCHERKA~SA5 CiTY WAS ~[LPlD BY A TWO-RUN QUARTER AND STARTED THE FAST BREAK ELROY FACE WaTH A TWO-RUN DOUBLE AS Hor",ER BY Nom,\ SIE.BERN MD THE TiGERS TYPE BASKETBALLo THE SAN FRANCBSCO GIANTS SCORED FOUR GOT CI~CUIT DRiVES FROM NORM CASH AND WITH DOUGLAS' LEON SM8TH CLOSiNG

TIMES IN THE EIGHTH INNING THURSDAY BilLY BRUTON o THE GAP Wi'H HIS 10 FOINTS IN THE FOR THEIR NINTH STRAIGHT WIN, AN 8-4 NEW YORK WAS AT CH CAGO IN THE ONLY LAST QUARTER BEFORE FOULING OUT, TRIUMPH OVER THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES. SCHEDuLED NIGHT GAME. THE SPORTSMEN DROVE RELENTLESSLY RIGHT-HANDER JACK SANFORD, POSTING DOWN THE COURT AND IN THE PROCESS HiS THIRD WIN AGAINST ONE DEFEAT, BE­ MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS FOUND THEIR "SHOOTiNG EYES" IN THE CAME THE SEVENTH CONSECUTIVE GOANTS' FiNAL STANZA o STARTER TO GO THE DISTANCE. IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE MARSHALL MARTiN WOUND UP WiTH 16 MEANTIME, THE GIANTS EXPLODED FOR It/ON LOST PCT. GB POINTS, GREG LANTAYAO !OJ WilSON 16 HITS AND ROUTED THE 23RD STRAJG~T NEW YORK !2 5 .70h -- BALIDOY 9, ALLAN McKEAGUE 6, Rr~l STARTER WHO HAS FACED THEM. DETROIT 9 7 ·563 2~ REMITICADO 4, DANNY HANAKAHi 2 AND Two OF THE GIANTS' FOUR RUNS WERE CLEVELAND 9 .. 563 2~ RiGGlE RIVERA 10 UNEARNED IN THE EIGHTH INNINGl WHICH BALTB/liIORE 10 ~ .556 2;1> FOR DOUGLAS, LEON SMrT~ 18) GARY OPENED WITH THE SCORE TIED 4-~. CHICAGO I! 9 ·550 2~ COLLINS 10, JI~ HAWKES 9, Bo DYER 4, JOSE PAGAN LED OFr WITH A GROUND MINNESOTA 10 10 .. t::iOO J2"1-L JOHN NICHOLSON 3 AND HARRY BOTK!N BALL THAT SQUIRTED THROUGH SHORTSTOP KANSA5 CITY II .l~76 Ll 2. DICK GROAT'S LEGS FOR AN ERROR AND L..OS ANGF LES ~ 9 ,.47 1 l~ OFFiCIALS WERE A. RAPOlA, M. SlGAN- JIM DAVENPORT'S SINGLE PUT THE GO­ BOSTON 7 10 e~ 12 "] UMA AND S. DUNCAN. AHEAD RUN ON THIRD. ANOTHER SINGLE WASHINGTON 3 13 .IM &2 BY CHARLIE HiLLER SCORED PAGAN. TENNIS TOURNEY AT THIS POINT, FACE CAME IN TO NATIONAL LEAGUE RELIEVE HARVEY HADDIX, WHO WAS THE 7"''') CLANTON TOOK AN EASY 6-lflAND SAN FRANCISCO 17 c f J -- THiRD PIRATE RELIEF:R. MAYS CRACKED ~ 7(.,r::. 6-0 VICTORY OVER HIRNER AND iN THE STo Lou!s 13 ~ ./ Ii A DOUBLE TO LEFT FIELD, BRINGING IN (rIO SINGLES TOURNAMENT PLAYED Al fHE PITTSBURGH 13 7 ~ , 3, TWO MORE RUNS, WITH HIS THIRD HIT Los ANGELES I~ 9 6(ic, YOK\vE YUK TENtIIS COURTS. OF" THE DAY. A SINGLE BY OR!.. ANDO "4-'1 IN THE SECOND CA"'lE, GOGUL3K~ \"10 PHilADELPHIA 8 9 ~ ( ~ CEPEDA BROUGHT IN MAYS TO CLOSE OUT THE CINCINNATI I I .1.11=.,(1 71 BARNES DEF"EATED JACKSON AND DA~i~ SCO~JNG. MILWAUKEC ~ I I )cl 7 IN THE DOUBLES. DUCK SCHOF"IELD AND PINCH HBTTER f HOUC,TON 7 10 ) I? 72 eOOG80 LAPRY ELLIOT EACH CLUBBED A TWO-RUN r'") CH I (ACO 5 I] • C I '7 12 HOMER F"OR ALL THE PITTSBURGH RUNS. NEW YORK 3 14 .. i/c II~ CRUSADERS DOWN HIGH SCHOOL SANFORD GAVE UP FIVE HITS WHILE START­ WITH Ao COLLINS AN~ HERMAN SIBAYA~ ER ALVlN McBEAN WAS TAGGED FOR II STAGiNG AN UPHILL RALLY UNlHE LAST IN FOU~ INNINGS. LAS VEGAS GULF TOURNEY HALF, THE CRUSADERS CAME OUT WITH A M,LWAUKEE WAS AT PHILADELPHiA AND STUNNING 27-21 VICTORY OVER GEORGE HOUSTON AT ST. LOUIS IN NIGHT GAMES. LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, ~1AY 3 (UPI) SEITZ HIGH SCHOOL IN THE CLASS "8" DRo CARY MIDDLECOFF, ARNOLD PALMER, LEAGUE. /\MER i CAN LEAGUE MIKE SOUCHAK AND DOUG SANDERS EACH AFTER COlliNS WAS FOULED OUT, UPI-DoN MiNCHER BLASTED HIS SECOND SHOT THRFE-UNDER-PAR 69s TODAY TO SIBAYAN TOOK OVER WITH THE SCORiNG GRAND-SLAM HOMER OF THE SEASON IN THE CREATE A FOUR-WAY TRAFFIC JAM AT PUNCH BY DISPAYING HIS 20 FOOT SET FIRST INNING THURSDAY TO START THE THE F"RONT IN TH[ FIRST DAY OF THE SHOTS. MINNESOTA TWINS TO AN 8-4 VICTORY ~~8, .. oar TOURNAMENT OF" CrlAMPIONS COLliNS WAS HIGH SCORER win" 9 OVER THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES. GOLF CLASSIC. POINTSo THE CRUSADERS PUT OUT A BERNIE ALLEN AND PITCHER JACK KRALICh THE QUARTET, WHO BETWEEN THEM HAVE GOOD DEFENSE SUPPORTED BY VERNON ALSO HOMERED TO ACCOUNT FOR THE REST WON 12 MAJOR TOURNAMENTS DURING THE RODRIGUES, ROCKY CADABONA AND MORRiS OF THE TWINS' RUNS AS KRALICK RECEIVED PAST 12 MONTHS, TOOK A ONE-SHOT lEAD GROWL. CREDIT FOR HIS FIRST VICTORY OF THE OVER DEFENDING CHAMPION SAM SNEAD, Fop THE LOSING HiGH SCHOOL TEAM) YEAR. DOUG FORD, JOE CAMPBELL AND GAY MIKE HAROlSON REGISTERED 9 POfN1S THE BOSTON RED SOX BEAT THE WASH­ BREWER. WHILE DAVE ROBINSON TALLlED7. INGTON SENATORS, 7-4, AND THE KANSAS IT WAS A DAY OF BRILLIANT GOLF" OFFICIALS WERE M. SUGANUMA, S. CITY ATHLETICS DEF"EATED THE DETROIT UNDER BLJSTERING~ 95-DEGREE DESERT DUNCAN AND A. RAPOZA. TiGERS, 6-4 IN OTHER DAY GAMES. HEAl ON THE 7,04o-YARD D~SERT INN •• 00 •• MINCHER, A 23-YEAR-OLD F"IRST BASE­ COUNTRY CLUB COURSE. MAN, HIT HIS DRIVE OFF BALTIMORE "THE GRASS IS SO TOUGH IN THE ROUGHS," BASKETBALL SCHEDULE STARTER AND LOSER MILT PAPPAS& THE CHORUSED SNEAD AND SANDERS AS THEY FRIDh.Y 4 MAY CIRCUIT WAS MINCHER'S FOURTH CAMPAIGN CAME I~, "THAT IT HARDLY SEEMS FAIRo 6 P.M. WHATtS LEF"T VS. WECO AND CARRIED WELL OVER 400 F"EET. IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO CUT OUT OF IT SOME 7 P.M. PMZ VS. MARINE DEPT ALLEN CONNECTED FOR A THREE-RUN T'MES o " SATURDAY 5 MAY HOMER OFF" PAPPAS IN THE THIRD AND AUSTRALIA'S BRUCE CRAMPTON HAD A 6 P.M. BANK OF HAWAII VS. CHANCE Vo KRALICK F"OLLOWED WITH A SOLO JOB TO 3]-35--72 FOR A THREE-WAY TIE FOR 7 P.M. MARAUDERS VS. AIR TRAFFIC COMPLETE THE TWINS' SCORING. 14TH PLACE. SUNDAY 6 MAY ERRORS BY ALLEN AND KRALICK PER­ • 0 •••• 6 P.M. SEMPER FIDEL.S VS. WHATS LE~T MiTTED BALTIMORE TO SCORE THREE UN­ 7 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL VS. WECO EARNED RUNS IN THE SECOND INNING AND THERE WILL BE A MEETING FOR ALL MONDAY, 7 MAY THE ORIOLES' TALLIED THEIR FINAL RUN INTERESTED PARTIES TO DISCUSS A 6 P.M. PMZ VS. DoUGLAS ON A HOMER BY CATCHER Gus TRIANDOS WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE, MONDAY 7 PoM. SPORTSMEN VS. MARINE DEPT .. OVER THE DEAD CENTER FIELD FENCE IN AT 4:45 P.M. AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES THE SEVENTH. BOWLING ALLEY. PETE RUNNELS DROVE IN THREE RUNS TENNIS TOURNEY SCHEDULE AND DICK RADATZ RESCUED STARTER BILL FRIDAY NITE BOWLING FRIDAY 4 MAY MONBOUQUETTE IN THE NI~TH INNING TO SCHEDULE FOR FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1962 5 PoM. BOTKIN AND RAUTENBERG VS. ENABLE THE RED SOX TO E~D A FIVE-GAME COMMUNCATORS VS. EAGLES 1-2 PRICE AND CLANTON LOSING STREAK. EDDIE BRESSOUD AND SAR VS. ALLEY CATS 3-4 SATURDAY 5 MAY JIM PAGLIARONI HOMERED FOR BOSTON CHANCE VOUGHT vs. NAVY ELECTRONICS 5-6 5 P.M. BOYCE AND HYNE VS. WHILE PITCHER RAY RIPPELMEYER AND ARMY ZEUS VS. ACHI-KoCHI FIVE LONG AND HIRNER PINCH-HITTER HARRY BRIGHT CONNECTED 7-8 ••• e •• 7 P.M. REMITICADO VS. BOTKIN FOR THE SENATORS. SUNDAY 6 MAY ROOKIE RELIEF PITCHER DIEGO SEGul, 5 P.M. WILSON AND FRAZER VS. A 24-YEAR-OLD CUBAN RIGHT-HANDER, PLEASE CONSERVE WATER!! GRIFFIN AND MACKENZBE SHUT OUT THr TIGERS OVER THE F"INAL 7 P.Mo GARDNER AND SANDERSON VSo CONTiNUED NEXT COLUM~ KIMURA AND KAMIYA -:------._------._------...... , PAGE 6 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 4 MAY Iq62 NOnCES movieJ :Jonight FOR SALE OCEAN VIEW-- "VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA" SHOWTIME 7.30 P.M. ONE CARRiER AIR CONDITIONER ~ WAl TER PI ClEON, JOAN FONTA INE--THE PRODUCE.R OlF' "THE MONTHS OLD. ONE AND ONE HALF TONS. LOST WORLD" EXTENDS HIS FANTASIES TO THE UNDERSEAS CONTACT SUMNERS 2471. WORLD. SHORT SUBJECT: "SNOW FUN IN COLLEGE" FOUND SET OF KEYS ON SMAll lEATHER ST~AP. RICHARDSON -- "TOO LATE BLUES" SHOWTIME 7'30 P.M. MAY BE CLAIMED FROM CASHIER IN SNACK BOBBY DARIN, STEllA STEVENS--A STORY OF YOUNG PEOPLE BAR IN THE MUSICAL WORLD. SHORT SUBJECT" "SKY SCRAPPERS" WANTED PLUS NEWS AND SPECIAL SPORTS SHORT CHANCE VOUGHT HAS AN OPENING fOR A SECRETARY. MUST BE A GOOD TYPIST. YOKWE YUK -- "ADA" SHOWTIMES 7.00 P.M. AND 9 00 P.M SHORTHAND PREFERRED BUT NOT NECESSARY. SUSAN HAYWARD, DEAN MARTIN--STORY Of A BEAUTIFUL CAll JIM DilliON AT 596. WOMAN'S DRIVE fOR SUCESS AND POWER AND THE MEN IN­ VOLVED IN HER lifE, SET AGAINST TODAY'S POLITICAL LOST SCENE. ~N'S PRESCRIPTION GLASSES BROWN SHORT SUBJECT IIWHY IS IT" HORN RIMMED. CALL 688 ArTER 4'30 P.M. ROXY -- "TIN STAR" S H0 WTIMES 6 : 30 P.M. AND 8 : 30 P.M. GENERAL NOTICES ANTHONY PERKINS, HENRY FONDA--THE STORY OF A BOUNTY SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB BOAT TRIP HUNTER WHO KillS fOR REWARD MONEY AND IS NOT WEL­ TO BIJEI, SUNDAY MAy 6TH. BOAT lEAVES COMED BY ANYONE. AT 9:00 A.M. ALL MASONS AND THEla SHORT SUBJECT: IIYOU'RE A TROOPER" FAMiliES INVITED. PLEASE MAKE RESER­ VATIONS WITH Al VAN DER WERFF 9-574 MAD CLUB -- "ONE EYED JACKS" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. OR WALT ALFORD 607 MARLON BRANDO, KARL MALDEN, KATY JURADO, PINA PElLICER-- THE STORY OF A MANS BETRAYAL Of HIS SPECIAL SERVICES IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FRIEND AND HOW HE lOSES All IN THE END. FOR PROJECTS lEFT OVER 30 DAYS IN THE HOBBY CRAFT SHOP. IF YOU HAVE lEFT A PROJECT OVER 30 DAYS PLEASE COME IN AND DECLARE YOUR UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII ROI NAMUR MOVIES INTENTIONS SO WE CAN GIVE THE SPACE REGISTRATION FOR ENGLISH 50, FRIDAY 4 MAY 1962 8 P.M. TO SOMEONE ELSE. "ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE," IS "CHILDREN'S HOUR" AUDREY HEPBURN, NOW OPEN. ENGLISH 50 IS AN 8-WEEK SHIRLEY MACLAINE--THE STORY Of TWO THERE WilL BE A CLASS FOR ADULTS (ONE NIGHT A WEEK) NON-CREDIT COURSE WOMEN IN THE 1930's WHOSE lIVES ARE IN STUDYING THE NEW TESTAMENT IN SPONSORED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, AFfECTED BY A CHILD'S MALICIOUS LIES. ROOM 2 OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL, AND BEGINS FRIDAY, MAY 11TH, FROM SHORT SUBJECT: "MICE WILL PLAY" 7:30 P.M. FRIDAY. 7-9 P.M. IN ROOM 9 OF THE GEOR~E SEITZ SCHOOL. MRS. BETTY KNEIP, B.S. SATURDAY 5 MAY 1962 8 P.M. ANYONE INTERESTED IN TAilOR MADE DEGREE, IS THE INSTRUCTOR. To ENROll, "LEFT HANDED GuNJI PAUL NEWMAN, LITA CLOTHES FROM HONG KONG MAY CALL CAll MRS. KNEIP AT 633 AFTERNOONS AND MILAN--THE REAL STORY Of BILLY THE KID LARRY JOHNSON 2493. EVENINGS, FOR AN APPOINTMENT.. THE IN THE 1880' S. TUITION FEE IS $20, AND THE BOOK SHORT SUBJECT. "tBJMANIBLE SNOW RABBlf' FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF ALL PERSONNEL IS $1.45. CLEARING THE BASE - SECURITY DEPART­ ENGLISH 50 IS PRIMARILY DESIGNED MENT CLEARANCES ARE NOW SIGNED AT FOR STUDENTS WHOSE NATIVE lANGUAGE THE SECURITY DEPARTME"T 10 SECTION IS NOT ENGLISH, HOWEVER, ANYONE WHO OIL AND WATER DON'T MiX IN THE TERMINAL BUILDING RATHER WISHES FURTHER WORK IN ENGLISH THE SAYING "Oil AND WATER DON'T THAN AT THE "BRIG". COMPOSITION WOULD BENEFIT FROM THE MIX" IS AN OLD SAYING, HOWEVER THE COURSE. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE COURSE KWAJALELN POWER PLANT USES THESE TWO FOUND ARE AT lEAST, I OR 2 YEARS OF HIGH INGREDIENTS TO PRODUCE ELECTR'CITYo DOG COllAR WITH A TAG BEARING THE SCHOOlj FAIRLY GOOD ENGLISH SPEAKING THE DIESEL ENGINES WHICH DRUVE THE NAME TRIXIE. MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE ABiliTY, AND SOME PREVIOUS INSTRUCTION GENERATORS B~RN OIL FOR FUEL AND HOURGLASS OFFICE. AND PRACTICE IN WRITING ENGLISH. USE FRESH HATER fOR COOlING~ A COMPOSITION Will BE STRESSED, AS WELL GALLON Of FUEL Will PRODUCE 12 KilOWATT DONrT GO STRAICHT HOME FROM WORK. AS INSTRUCTION IN CORRECT ENGLISH HOURS OF ELECTRICITY, EQUIVALENT TO DROP IN AT T~E LAU~DRY AND PICK UP USAGE AND SPElliNG, AND RULES OF 120 ONE-HUNDRED WATT liGHT BULBS YOUR DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY. ANY THE LANGUAGE. BURNING FOR ONE HOUR, BUT IN DOING SO FINISHED WORK LEFT OVER 20 DAYS WILL ...... THE ENGINE REQUiRES 5 GALLONS Of BE DONATED TO A WORTHY CAUSE. WATER FOR COOLING ..

• 0 •••• THEREFORE WATER CAN BE SAVED BY ROD AND GUN CLUB TURNING OFF liGHTS AND ELECTRICAL PLANS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED fOR A APPLIANCES WHEN NOT IS USEo EACH HOBBY SHOP PLANNING MEETING PISTOL MATCH TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY, INDIVIDUAL liGHT DOESN~T USE MUCH To AL~ PERSONNEL REGARDLESS OF AGE 6 MAY. Two TEAMS, KWAJ SECURITY ELECTRICiTY, BUT THE SUM OF MANY OR EXPERIENCE. You HAVE AN INVITATION AND ROI SECURITY, HAVE ACCEPTED INVI­ lIGHTS TURNED OFF WilL HELP TO CON­ TO A PLANNING MEETING FRIDAY, MAY 4TH, TATIONS TO COMPETE AGAINST THE ROD SERVE WATER. 1900 (7:00 P.M.) AT THE SPECIAL SER­ AND GUN CLUB TEAM. ANY ORGANIZATION 12 MilLION GALLONS IN STORAGE SEEMS VICES HOBBY SHOP. THAT IS INTERESTED IN ENTERING A lIKE A lOT OF WATER, BUT AT THE PRE­ THIS GROUP WHEN FORMED WIll HAVE FOUR MAN TEAM MAY CONTACT CAPT. SENT RATE OF USAGE, WITH NO RAiN OR A VOICE IN FUTURE ORDERING OF THIS FIORENTINO (CORAL 207) fOR FUll EVAPORATOR PRODUCTiON, WE COULD RUN HOBBY. DETAilS. THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY OUT OF WATER iN LATE MAY .. 000... INVITED TO THE RANGE AT 3 P.M. TO ApPLICATiONS FOR ABSENTEE BALLOTS, WITNESS THE FIRST KWAJAlEIN INVITA- PASSENGERS MANIFESTED FOR AN R4o/DC3 WHICH ARE TO BE USED IN THE MAY 5TH TIONAl PISTOL TOURNAMENT. FLIGHT ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK-IN AT TEXAS PRIMARY ELECTION, ARE NOW AVAll- •••••• THE AIR TRAfFIC OfFICE, TERMINAL ABLE AT BANK OF HAWAII. ALTHOUGH RECENTLY A 4 YEAR OLD CHILD WAS LOBBY, NO LATER THAN 15 MINUTES PRIOR THESE BAllOTS ARE MADE OUT FOR NUECES TAKEN III AfTER EATING SOME CASTOR TO SCHEDULED DEPARTURE T!ME. COUNTY, THEY CAN BE CHANGED AND USED BEANS. To PREVENT ANY REOCCURRENCE THE TRAFFIC MANIFEST Will BE CLOSED FOR ANY TEXAS COUNTYo IF THE BAllOT Of SUCH INCIDENTS All CASTOR BEAN OUT 10 MaNUTES PRIOR TO SCHEDULED IS TO BE RECEIVED IN TEXAS IN TIME PLANTS ARE BEING REMOVED AND DESTROYED. DEPARTURE TIMEo TO BE USED IN THE ELECTION YOU SHOULD: ANY RESIDENT KNOWING Of ANY CASTOR A PASSENGER BOARDING ANNOUNCEMENT I. COMPLETE THE APPLICATION IMMEDIATE- BEAN PLANTS ON THE ISLAND ARE URGED Will BE MADE, BUT NOT UNTil A TRAFFIC lY AND fORWARD VIA AIRMAil TO YOUR TO REPORT THEIR lOCATION TO THE AGENT IS AT THE lOADING GAiE TO CHEC~ COUNTY CLERK .. SECURITY OFFICE, PHONE 2119. THE PASSENGERS THROUGH AND ONTO THE 2. ENCLOSE AIRMAil POSTAGE SO THE • • • • • • AIRCRAFT • CLERK CAN AIRMAil YOUR BAllOT BACK eOoeooo TO KWAJAlEINe 3. As SOON AS YOUR BALLOT ARRIVES, VOTE, AND FORWARD THE BALLOT IN ORDER THAT IT C~N BE COUNTED. ------~------~------