Ulbricht Expects Settlement in 1962

HIGH TIDE LOW Ti!)E 1/6 4.6 AT 0400 1/5 0.4 AT 2206 1/6 5.9 AT 1617 :Jke HOURGLASS 1/6 0.3 AT 2245

VOL. 3 No. 1009 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRiDAY 5 JANUARY 1962

JOHNSTON ISLAND TO BE RECONSTRUCTED ULBRICHT EXPECTS SETTLEMENT IN 1962

WA.~INGTON, JAN. 4 (UPI)-THE AIR FORCE NEW YORK, JAN. 4 (UPI)-WAlTER ULBRICHT, EAST GERMAN COMMUNIST LEADER, SAID eASE ON TINY JOHNSTON ISLAND IN THE TONIGHT HE EXPECTS A BERLIN SETTLEMENT--ONE WAY OR ANOTHER--IN THE COURSE PACIfiC WILL BE RECONSTRUCTED fOR POS Of 1962. SIBLE RESUMPTION Of ATMOSPHERIC NUCLEAR ULBRICHT, IN THE fURST AD LIB INTERV!EW RECORDED IY WESTERN TELEViSiON TESTING BY THE UNITED STATES. CAMERAS, TOLD AMERiCAN TV AUDIENCES "WE EXPECT THAT AN AGREEMENT WILL BE THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION SAID REACHED IN THE fOUR-POWER TALKS ABOUT STEP-IY-STEP REDUCTION Of ALL PRESENT TODAY THE Los ANGELES fiRM Of HOLMES OCCUPATION FORCES IN WEST 8ERLIN AND •• oA STEP-BY-STEP TRANSFORMATiON Of WEST AND NARVER HAD A CONTRACT fOR CONSTRUC BERLHN INTO A FREE, DEMILITARiZED AND NEUTRAL CITY ••• TiON ON THE ISLAND. THIS fOLLOWED RE BERLIN SHOULD NOT BE TREATED AS A UNGTED STATES COLONY. THIS is OUR WnSH. PORTS THAT SKILLED WORKMEN WERE BEING ULBRICHT MADE THE STATEMENT ON THE COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S CBS RE RECRUITED IN HAWAII TO BE SENT TO JOHN PORTS~ "EAST GERMANY--THE LAND BEYOND THE WALL" WHICH WAS FILMED LATE LAST STON ISLAND WITHIN A MONTH. NOVEMBER AND EAR~Y iN DECEMBER BY CBS CR~WS ON L0CATION IN EAST BERLiN AND THE DEFENSE SOURCES CONfiRMED THAT T~E PORT CSTY OF ROREA0Do THE iNTERVIEW ~n·~ U~BRiCHT WAS FILMED DEC. 5 THE WORK WOULD BE PART Of THE DEfENSE AND EAST GERMAN TELEVISiON is EXPECTED TO S~OW ~T IN AN UNABRIDGED fORM SI DEPARTMENT'S PREPARATIONS fOR ATMOSPH MULTANEOUSLY WITIJ THE UoSo SHOW.NGo CBS ONL1 L'SED 15 MINUTES OF PiE TALK ERIC TESTING. WiTH ULIBR ~ CHT. THE DEFENSE SOURCE SAID THAT THE WHEN ASKED B~ CBS INTERViEWER DANIEL SCHORR WHAT WOULD HAPPEN nF NO SUC~ PREPARATIONS AT JOHNSTON DID NOT NEC AGREEMENT, AS HE DESCRIBED, lS REACHED BY THE UoSo, BRITAI~, FRANCE AND THE ESSARiLY MEAN NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS WOULD SOVIET UNION, JLBRiCHT SAgo: ~iF THE WES~=R~ POwERS DO NOT DESiRE SUCrl A SET BE SET Off ON, OVER OR NEAR THE ISLAND. TLEMENT, THEN THE PEACE TR~ATY W~~L BE CO~~lUOE~ BETWEEN THE SOV~ET UNION AND HIGH-PRIORITY NUCLEAR TESTS ENVISIONED THOSE STATES WHICH ARE WILLING TO PARTgCDPATE, AND THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC RE BY THIS COUNTRY WOULD BE ¢ONDUCTED AT PUB~ H~,. " HIGH ALTITUDES OVER WATER. WITH suP PORTING PLANES AND SHIPS fROM WHICH TO ASTRONAUT ORBIT DELAYED STOCK1MARKET ~UFFERS REVERbAl MEASURE THE RESULTS, THE TESTS COULD FOR AT LEAST ONE WEEK 8E HUNDREDS OF MILES fROM THE OPERATING NEW YORK, (UPI)-HIGH SPEED TICKERS BASE CAPE CANA~ERAL, JAN. 4 (UPI) RAN LATE ON HEAVY AfTERNOON SELLING EVEN THE PLANE CARRYING THE TEST SCIENTISTS WORKING TO PuT A U~So TO~Av AS THE STOCK MARKET SUfFERED WEAPON MIGHT TAKE Off fROM AIDlffERENT , ASTRO~AUT IN 0~8!T THUS MONTH WERt A SHARP REVERSAL. LOCATION SUCH AS HICKAM FIELD IN HAWAI I, EXPECTED TODAY T~ IRON OUT ROCKET A SIZABLE DECLINE iN THE DOW-JONES SOURCES SAID. JOHNSTON IS 711 MilES TROUBLES WHICH nAYE PUSHE~ ThE SHOT ~NDJSTRIAL AVERAGE REFLECTED A DROP fROM HONOLULU. AT LEAST ONE MORE WErK DEEPER INTO OF ~fARLY 5 POINTS IN SEARS ROEBUCK JOHNSTON ISLAND, ONLY A MILE lONG THE CALENDAR. AND A POINT OR MORE IN UoSo STEEL, AND A QUARTER OF A MILE WIDE, AND ONLY THE DIFFICJLTY CROPPED UP "ALMOST GENERAL ELECTRIC, Du PONT, WOOLWORTH SEVEN FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL--HAS A 6,000 OVERNiGHT" DURING A POUTINE C~ECK Of AND EASTMAN KODAK. FOOT RUNWAY AND IS USED BY THE MILITARY THE ATLAS 1i00STER ROC.KET fUEL TANKS. THe ONLY SIGNIFiCANT S~PPORT FOR AIR TRANSPORT SERVICE AS A REFUELING AND fORCED THE $400 MILLiON MERCURY THE AVERAGE CAME fROM ANACONDA, UP S TOP o PROGRAM TO GI¥E UP PLANS fOR SENDING NEARLY A POINT, AND AMERICAN TOBACCO THE MARSHALL ISLANDS PRESENT A DIPLO ASTRONAUT JOHN H. GLENN JR. ON THE ~p A COUPLE, ON P~ANS f~R A STOCK MATIC PROBLEM BECAUSE THEY ARE HELD ORBITAL JOURNEY. SPLIT AND DIVIDE~ BOOST. THE LATTER BY THE UNiTED STATES IN A TRUSTEESHIP NASA RESCHED~LED THE LAUNCHING fOR TRADED AS HIGH AS 105 AF1ER THE NEWS FROM THE UNITED NATIONS, A fORUM fOR JAN. 23--A DATE WHICH STILL WILL BE AND AS LOW AS 95 BEfORE. THE EXPRESSION Of ANTI-TEST SENTIMENTS. SUBJECT TO CHANGE If MORE PROBLEMS STEEL SHARES WERE GENERALLY LOWER ACCORDING TO LONDON DISPATCHES, THE ARE fOUND. WITH JONES AND LAUGHLIN AND YOUNGSTOWN BRITISH HAVE BAlKEO AT GIVING PERMISSION INfORMED SOURCES SAY THE TANKAGE SHOWING POINT-SIZED LOSSES. MoST FOR U.S. USE Of THEIR NUCLEAR TESTING PROBLEM WAS NOT A SERIOUS ONE, BUT A~TOS WERE NARROW AND CHEMICALS TURNED BASE ON CHRISTMAS ISLAND. IF PROSPECTS ijAS CREATED A BAD SITUATION BECAUSE LOWER AFTER SHOWING GOOD GAINS EARLY fOR A TEST BAN SHOULD lOOK fAVORABLE, Of THE ROUTiNE CHECK Of THIS SYSTEM I N THE DAY. THE DISPATCHES SAID, THIS PERMISSION fALLS INTO A SEQUENCE Of TESTS WHICH ELECTRONICS TOOK A POWNDiNG WiTH MIGHT BE WITHHELD. MUST FOLLOW IN A CERTAIN ORDER. BECKMAN, IBM, LITTON, TEXAS INSTRU DEfENSE SOURCES CAST DOUBT ON THE "THEY'VE ALMOST GOT IT SQUARED MENTS AND ZENITH THE WEAKEST iSSUES. PREVIOUS ASSUMPTION THAT ANTI MISSILE AWAY NOW," ONE SOUftCE TOLD UNITED LOSSES Of AT LEAST 2 ALSO SHOWED IN MISSilE WARHEADS WOULD GET FIRST PRESS INTERNAT!ONAl EARLY TODAY. A fiSTfUL OF f!NANCE STOCKS, COSMETICS PRiORITY IN A RESUMPTION Of TESTS. "THE PROBLEM ACTUALLY INVOLVED A DE ANI} DRUGS. THEY SAID MINOR CHANGES COULD BE LAY OF ONLY 24 TO 48 HOURS, BUT THE MADE WITHOUT TESTING, BUT THAT RADICAL SPACE AGENCY DECIDED TO SIMPLIFY THE REViSIONS MUST BE TRIED OUT. THEY PROBLEM OF DISPATCHING THE RECOVERY SAR MAKES MERCY FLIGHT SAID THE MOST RADICAL CHANGES WOULD BE fLEET." TO JALU IT IblAND AiMED AT PRODUCING SUBSTANTIALLY MORE HE EXPLAINED T~AT THIS WILL GIVE SAR CREWMEN.ERS MADE A MERCY FLIGHT POwERfUlL WARHEADS fOR INTERCONTINENTAL TECHNICIANS ENOUGH ADDITIONAL TIME TO JALUIT ISLAND YESTERDAY MORNING MISSILES WITHOUT INCREASING THEIR WEIGHT TO MAKE SURE THE PROBLEM IS SOLVED, TO TAKE A MARSHALLESE WOMAN WITH SUS WITHOUT RUNNING THE RISK OF SENDING PECTED APPENDICITIS TO THE HOSPiTAL PICKETS - POLICE TANGLE THE fLEET TO SEA "TO SIT OUT THERE FOR AT MAJURO. SAR OPERATIONS RECEIVED IN FREE-FOR-ALL NOTHING fOR DAYS AND MAYBE WEEKS." A MESSAGE fROM THE TRUST TERRIROTY THE fLEET WILL BE STATIONED IN RE YESTERDAY MORNING AB8UT 10:15 A.M. NEW YORK, JAN. 4 (UPI)-NIGHTSTICK COVERY AREAS THROUGHOUT THE ATLANTIC CONCERNING THE ILL WOMAN. THE U-F SWiNGING POLICE AND SCREAMING, SHOVING OCEAN TO RETRIEVE GLENN AND H1S: SELL AiRCRAFT REACHED JALUIT BY 12:15 P.M. POCKETS TANGLED OUTSIDE A MANHATTAN SHAPED MERCURY CAPSULE AfTER THEIR AND LANDED AT 2:1, ON MAJURO, RETURN HOSPITAL TODAY IN A fREE-fOR-ALL IN RETURN TO EARTH AT THE END OF THE ING KWAJAlEIN YESTERDA~ EVENING AT WHiCH A POLICE CAPTAIN WAS INJURED AND THREE-ORBIT TRIP. 5~45 PoM. 21 PERSONS WERE ARRESTED. OUQ(loe LCORo E. F. McKINNEY WAS PILOT Of ViOLENCE ERUPTED AT FLOWER FIFTH UNITED NATIONS, JAN. 4 (UPI)-Rus THE U-F, WITH LTJG J. S. CAiN AS CO AVEN~E HOSPiTAL fOR THE THIRD DAY IN A SIA SUBMITTED TO THE UoN. DISA~MAMENT PiLOT. CREWMEN WERE T.J. HAIGLER ATI ROW ON THE PICKET LINES, SET UP IN COMMISSION TODAY ITS PROPOSALS fOR A AND L. 00 WHITE ADJI. OR. SHIPPEY Of PROTEST TO JOB LOSSES RESULTING FROM NEW MORATORIUM ON NUCLEAR TEST EXPLO lYE STATION HOSPITAL ALSO wENT ON THE THE TRANSfER Of KITCHEN AND HOUSEKEEP SIONS. FUGI1T. ING DUTIES, fROM HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES TO IT IGNORED THE WESTiS OEMANv FOR AN OUTSIDE CONTRACTOR. INTERNATiONAL INSPECTION AND CONTROL. THE DISPUTE DEVELOPED RACIAL OVERTONES A SOVIET STATEMENT TO THE NEWLY~ NEWS iTEMS fOR THE HOURGLASS~1~1 WHEN POLICE WERE CHARGED WITH PREJUD!CE fORMED 8-NATION DISARMAMENT COMMISSION TOWARD NEGROES AND PUERTO RICANS. AGAIN BLAMED THE WEST fOR fAilURE T? CALL 539 OR 2114!!! ------REACH AGREEMENT IN THE TEST BA~ TALKS. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 5 JANUARY 1962

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE FOUR-DAY STRIKE TSIANG HAPPY TO BE NEw COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSilE END~ IN NEW YORK AMBA~SADOR TO ~vA~H INGTON RANGE FACILITY, KWAJAlEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU NEW YORK, JAN. 4 (UPI )--THE FifTH W~SHINGTON, JAN. 4 (UPI )--CHINESE OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c AVENUE COACH LINES AND THE TRANSPORT AMBASSADOR DESIGNATE DR. T,NGfU F. WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. WORKERS UNION (TWU) AGREED TODAY ON TSIANG SAID TODAv THE RECENT VOTE UP A NEW ONE-YEA~ CONTRACT, ENDING A HOLDING HIS COUNTRY'S RIGHT TO A SEAT THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAllY fOUR-DAY STRIKE WHICH fORCED 1.5 MILL IN THE UNITED NATIONS WENT BETTER MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE ION DAILY RIDERS TO fiND OTHER MEANS THAN EXPECTED. FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE Of TRAVEL. "It CAME OUT BETTER THIS YEAR THAN PUBLICATION. DEALINE FOR NEWS ITEMS MICHAEL J. QUILL, PRESIDENT Of THE THE YEAR BEfORE AND BETTER THAN EXPECT IS 10 A.Me DAY OF PUBLICATION. TWU, ANNOUNCEO THE SETTLEMENT fOLLOW ED," TSIANG SAID ON HIS AR~IVAL BY ING AN AfTERNOON MEETING AT C,TY HALL TRAIN FROM NEW YORK TO TAKE UP HIS THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT WITH MAYOR ROBERT F. WAGNER AND RE APPOINTMENT. TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR PRESENTATIVES Of THE BUS fiRM. TSIANG IS ALSO CHINA'S REPRESENTATIVE PUBlICAT ION. FifTH AVENUE COACH HAD BEEN UNDER AN ON THE U.N. SECURITY COUNCil AND THE ULTIMATUM fROM THE MAYOR TO SETTLE HEAD Of ITS U.N. DELEGATION. HE WILL EDITOR - JOYCE RAWLES THE STRIKE OR POSSIBLY LOSE ITS CONTINUE TO hOLD BOTH THESE POSTS. FRANCHISE. "OUR TIDE IS RISING AND THE RED QurLL SAID HE ACCEPTED A 15-CENT TIDES ARE GOING DOWN," TSIANG SAID. FRENCH TROOPS, ALGERIAN REBELS HOURLY PACKAGE, 13 CENTS Of WHICH TSIANG DESCRIBED TODAY AS ONE Of FIGHT PITCHED BATTLE IN OR AN APPLIES TO THE BUS DRIVERS' HOURLY HIS "~APPIEST DAYS." HE SAID AS A WAGE. HE SAID THE OffER WAS RATifiED BOY HE ~AD STUDIED "SO MANY DAYS HOP ~LGIE~, JAN. 4 (UPI)--FRENCH TROOPS AT A HASTILY CALLED MEETING Of 3,000 ING TO BE AMBASSADOR TO WASHINGTON AND AND ALGERIAN REBEL COMMANDOS fOUGHT MEMBERS Of THE rvru LOCAL 100. I HAVE AT LAST REACHED THAT POINT." A PITCHED BATTLE IN THE CENTER Of THE SETTLEMENT ALSO INCLUDES TSIANG CAME TO THE UNITED STATES ORAN TODAY IN ANOTHER DAY Of HEIGHT fiNANCIAL AID "ROM THE CITY TO THE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 1912 A~D STUD ENED BLOODSHED. DEBT-PLAGUED BUS LINE. IED IN VARIOUS COLLEGES, fiNALLY RE THE DEATH TOLL IN ALGERIA IN THE CEIVING A DOCTOR'S DEGREE IN H,STORY fOUR DAYS Of THE NEW YEAR ROSE TO fROM COLUMBIA UNIV£RSITY IN 1923. ABOVE 70, WITH MORE THAN 150 WOUNDED. $500-MILLION PROGRAM FOR 2-MAN TSIANG SAID HE WOULD BE MAKING WHEN THE CURfEW WAS LifTED IN ORAN SPACE FLIGHTS NAMED GEMINI WASHINGTON HIS HEADQUARTERS AND GO THIS MORNING, EUROPEANS STRUCK AGAIN TO NEW YORK fOR MEETINGS Of THE U.N. IN NUMEROUS INCIDENTS. BUT THIS WASHINGTON, JAN. 4 (UPI)--THE SECURITY COUNCIL AND GENERAL ASSEMBLY. AfTERNOON IT WAS THE REBELS THAT SENT UNITED STATES NEW $500 MILLION PRO TSIANG SAID HE HAD "NOTHING SPECIAL" COMMANDOS INTO THE CENTER Of THE CITY GRAM fOR TWO-MAN SPACE fLIGHTS HAS TO DISCUSS WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY AT I TO SPRAY A CAfE WITH SUB-MACHINE GUN BEEN NAMED GEMINI AfTER A CONSTELLA THE MOMENT AND WOULD SIMPLY PRESENT fiRE. TION WHOSE TWO BRIGHT STARS, CASTOR HIS CREDENTIALS. A SOLDIER AND A POLICEMAN fELL AND POLLUX ONCE WERE WORSHIPPED AS ASKED IF INDIA'S ANNEXATION Of GOA uNDER THEIR fiRE, BUT FRENCH TROOPS THE PATRONS Of TRAVELERS. ENCOURAGED HIS GOVERNMENT TO TAKE STATIONED NEARBY OPENED fiRE ON THE THIS WAS DISCLOSED TODAY WHEN THE SIMILAR ACTION AGAINST RED CHINA, ATTACKERS. NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE TSIANG SMILED AND SAID, "I WOULDN'T AMID CRIES Of WOUNDED PASSERBY AND ADMINISTRATION (NASA) RELEASED AN CARE TO fOLLOW (INDIAN PRIME MINISTER) TYE CONfUSION Of HUNDREDS Of YOUNG "ARTIST'S CONCEPTION" Of WHAT THE NEHRU'S EXAMPLE." EUqOPEANS MASSED ON THE SQUARE, THE TWO-MAN SPACECRAfT WILL LOOK LIKE. REBELS SOUGHT REfUGE IN A NEARBY HOUSE IT WILL RESEMBLE AN EXPANDED ONE-MAN A~D RETURNED SHOT fOR SHOT WITH THE MERCURY CAPSULE SUCH AS JOHN H. GLENN PHILIPPINE PRE~IDENT MAKE~ SOLDIERS. JR. WILL RIDE INTO OR61T LATER THIS CHARGES AGAINST GARCIA AN ARMORED VEHICLE WAS BROUGHT UP MONTH. AND MACHINE GUNNED THE HOUSE. ONE GEMINI WILL BE SANDWICHED BETWEEN MANILA, JAN. 3 (UPI)--PHILIPPINE TERRORIST fELL DEAD. EIGHT SURREND THE MERCURY PROGRAM AND THE ApOLLO PRESIDENT DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL CHARGED ERED. PROJECT TO LAND THREE MEN ON THE TONIGHT THAT fORMER PRESIDENT CARLOS ...... MOON BEfORE 1977 • P. GARCIA TRIED TO "SABOTAGE" THE THE PURPOSE Of GEMINI IS TO DEVELOP ECONOMIC PROGRAM Of THE NEW ADMINIS SWITZERLA~D SIGNS CONTRACT RENDEZVOUS-IN ORBIT TECHNIQUE SUCH AS TRATION. FOR BRITISH GUIDED WEAPONS MAY BE USED ,N THE ApOLLO LUNAR MACAPAGAL, WHO BEGAN HIS FOUR-YEAR LANDING PROGRAM. A TITAN WILL BOOST TERM MONDAY, SINGLED OUT GARCIA'S LONDON, JAN. 4 (UPI }--SWITZERLAND A TWO-MAN GEMINI CRAfT INTO ORBIT. LAST-MINUTE APPOINTMENT Of FORMER TOD~Y SIGNED A CONTRACT fOR BRITISH BEfORE GIMINI GETS UNDER WAY, NASA FINANCE SECRETARY DOMINADOR AYTONA SURFACE TO AIR GUIDED WEAPONS, THE WILL STEP UP ITS MERCURY fLIGHTS AS GOVERNOR Of THE CENTRAL BANK TO BRISTOL AIRCRAfT CORP. ANNOUNCED. BEYOND THE THREE-ORBIT TRIPS SCHEDUL SUBSTANTIATE THIS ACCUSATION. THIS WAS THE SECOND MULTI-MILLION ED fOR GLENN AND OTHERS TO TRIPS Of SECURITY GUARDS LOYAL TO ANDRES V ORDER FROM A EUROPEAN COUNTRY fOR I~ ORBITS. MERCURY WILL BE PHASED CASTILLO, MACAPAGAL'S APPOINTEE AS THE BLOODHOUND, THE OTHER BUYER BEING INTO GEMINI AND GEMINI INTO ApOLLO. CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR, PREVENTED SWEDEN ...... AYTONA fROM ENTERING THE BANK BUILDING IT IS SWITZELAND'S LARGEST EVER TODAY. AYTONA WAS ONE OF ABOUT 300 OVERSEAS MILITARY PROCUREMENT AND THE GIMBEL AWARD RECEIVED BY PERSONS WHO WERE APPOINTED OR PROMOTED BIGGEST ORDER YET PLACED BY A fO~EIGN PAKISTANI AMBASSADOR TO ROME IN VARIOUS GOVERNMENT OFFICE BY GARCIA GOVERNMENT rOR BRITISH GUIDED WEAPONS. 12 HOURS BEfORE HE STEPPED DOWN FROM SWIZTERLANDS INTENTION TO ADOPT PHILADELPHIA, JAN. (UPI)--BEGUM THE PRES I DENCY. THE B~OODiOUND MARK 2 AS A KEY WEAPON RA'ANA LIAQUAT ALI KHAN, PAKISTANI IN ITS ANTI-AIRCRAfT DEfENSES WAS AMBASSADOR TO ROME, TODAY WAS HONORED WASHINGTON, J~~:'4 (UPI)--THE COUN ANNOUNCED IN JULY AND THE DECISION AS RECIPIENT Of THE FIRST INTERNATION CIL Of THE ORGANIZATION Of AMERICAN HAS SINCE BEEN RATifiED BY THE SWISS AL GIMBEL AWARD. THE PRESENTATION STATES (OAS) VOTED TODAY 19-0 WITH PARLIAMENT. WAS MADE BY MRS. FRANKLIN D. ROSSE CUBA ABSTAINING, TO LifT ALL SANCTIONS THE BLOODHOUND, ALREADY IS IN SER VELT IN RECOGNITION Of THE CONSTANT ON THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. VICE WITH BRITAIN'S ROYAL AIR FORCE. LY-EXPANDING ROLE Of WOMEN IN THE THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC WAS NOT IN ...... MODERN WORLD • CLUDED IN THE VOTE Of THE OAS' 21-NAT MRS. ROOSEVELT WAS €HAIRMAN Of A ION MEMBERSHIP. HAVANA ANNOUNCES FIRST COMMITTEE Of DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS EXECUTION OF 1962 WHO SELECTED CANDIDATES FOR THE CHICAGO, JAN. 6 (UPI)--"THE liON HAVANA, JAN. 4 (UPI)--THE GOVERNMENT AWARD. SLEEPS ;rONIGHT" WITH THE TOKENS CLUNG PRESS TODAY REPORTED THE EXECUTION THE BEGUM, WIDOW Of PAKISTANI'S TO FIRST PLACE IN THE TOP 20 TUNES "SEVERAL DAYS AGO" Of A COUNTER-REVOL fiRST PRIME MINISTER, IS CREDITED THIS WEEK FOR THE FifTH STRAIG~T WEEK, UTIONARY LEADER CONVICTED Of KILLING WITH HELPING PAKISTANI WOMEN EMERGE ON UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL'S TOP THREE CIVILIAN MILITIAMEN. IT WAS fROM CONDITIONS LIKfNED TO THE MIDDLE 20 TUNES LIST.

T~E fiRST EXECUTION TO BE ANNOUNCED AGES INTO THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. \ IN 1962. UNDER THE BEGUM'S INSPIRATION MOSLEM NEWS ITEMS FOR THE HOURGLASS??? PREMIER FIDEL CASTRO'S fiRING SQUADS WOMEN WHO HAD NEVER BEFORE LEFT THEIR CALL 2114 OR 539 KILLED AT LEAST 136 CUBANS IN 1961 AND HOMES C4ME BY THf HUNDREDS TO HELP IN AN ESTIMATED 9~S SINCE HE ASSUMED THE HOSPITALS, TRANSIT CA~PS AND ON POWER ON JAN. 2, 19"59. THE ROAD SIDE5 WHERE THOUSANDS WERE

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WELCOME ABOARD NIKE ZEUS IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL PER~ONNEL --- CHARTER FLIGHT PASSENGERS

THE WEEKLY NIKE ZEUS CHARTER FLIGHT I. PASSENGER INFORMATION IS DUE TO ARRIVE ON KWAJALEIN THIS A. THE ESTABLISHED PASSENGER AND BAGGAGE CHECK-IN TIME AT THE MATS STAT AFTERNOON WITH THE FOLLOWING PASSEN ION TRAfFIC OFFICE IS BETWEEN 1200 AND 1500 HOURS THE DAY Of DEPARTURE, GERS ABOARD. B. PASSENGERS ARE REQUIRED TO REPORT FOR THEIR fLIGHT NO LATER THAN 1745 BELL TELEPHONE LABS - J. R. MCCRORY, HOURS THE DAY Of DEPARTURE, UNLESS A DELAYED DEPARTURE IS ANNOUNCED. HEAD OF ACQUISITION RADAR DEPARTMENT, C. PASSENGERS WILL BE BOARDED BY i815 HOURS TO ENSWRE ON-TIME DEPARTURE N. LUND, ENGINEERING SUPERVISOR, AND OF THE AIRCRAfT. ---::::- GEORGE NEVRINCEAN, MEMBE~- or TME ------D. "NO-SHOW PASSENGERS" WHO FAIL TO REPORT fOR LOADING AT BOARDING TIME TECHNICAL STAFr. ~ - WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE FLIGHT AND REPORTED TO THE PROPER AGENCY, ENGINEERING SERVICE TEST GROUP - SPC E. PAS~ENGERS ARE BOARDED IN THE fOLLOWING MANER, ~ ORDER ~ BOARDING T. D. RAZLOSNIZ WILL RETURN TO THE PASS NUMBERS' ISLAND. ( J ) D,STINGU1SHED V,SITORS (VIP's) WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY - C. B. (2) BLUE BARK PASSENGERS (PASSENGERS TRAVELING ON GREIVIOUS ANDRES, SECTION CHIEF, W. L. WHITE, EMERGENCIES) SECTION CHIEF, AND RETURNING TO KWAJ (3) ALL DEPENDENTS AND THEIR SPONSORS WILL BE D. C. BAGWELL, D. P. BEAVER, (4) ALL OTHER PASSENGERS A. E. Be8ETTE, G. E. HARTMAN, K. N. f. ALL PASSENGERS REPORTING fOR CHECK-IN AT THE MATS STATION TRAffiC HILL, A. R. KAPLAN, S. A. DAY, W. H. OFfiCE ARE REQUIRED TO PRESENT THEIR "DEPARTURE CLEARANCE CERTIFICATES" (FORM OSBORNE, J. L. SKONIER, C. K. SMITH, TCT 2-2261) fOR ACCEPTANCE BV TRAFFIC PERSONNEL. No ONE CAN BE ACCEPTED FOR F. L. SMITH, W. W. TRACY, J. WELCH, CHECK- N UNTiL T~IS IS A~COMPLISHEDo DEPA?-URE CLEARANCE CERTIFICATES ARE BILL MINZENMAYER, ALL FIELD OPERATIONS OBTAINABLE FROM THE CENTRAL BILLE1ING'Offl~E, TRANSIENT HOTEL o EXCESS BAGGAGE ALLOWANCES SPECIALISTS, E. H. HARALSON, ENGINEER, 2. ! P. G. PARRISH, ENGINEERING ASSOCIATE, A. ONLY 65 POUNDS Of BAGGAGE IS ALLOWEO EA~rl PASSENGER ---- THIS INCLUDES L. J. SCHAFER, TECHNICAL AIDE, HARRY HAND-CARRIED BAGGAGE. BUSKEY, ENGINEER, AND MR. AND MRS. B. EXCESS BAGGAGE (WEIGHT OVER 65 POUNDS) MAY BE CHECKED-IN AS BAGGAGE GARNER JONES. ONLY IF SUCH EXCESS IS AUTHORIZED IN THE PASSENGER'S TRAVEL ORDERS. IF NO O. E. CA~OTHERS AND B. J. REICH, £XCiss BAGGAGE IS ALLOWED AND SPEC7FI~'N THE TRAVEL ORDERS MATS SrlTloN BOTH FIELD OPERATIONS SPECIAL.STS, TRAFfiC PERSONNEL ARE NOT ftERMITTED TO ACCEPT IT. WILL BE NEW COMERS TO THE ISLAND. C. PASSENGERS EXPECTING TO TRAV£L VIA MAT3 CONTRACT CARRIER FLIGHTS SHOULC DOUGLAS AIRCRAfT - H. W. BURROUGH, PLAN THEIR TRAVEL IN ADVANCE. EXC[SSIVE ACCU~ULATION OF PERSONAL EFFECTS CAN MR. AND MRS. E. J. SORRENTINO AND BE SHIPPED OUT AHEAD OF TIME BY PACKING AND DELIVERING IT TO EITHER THE SHIPP DAUGHTER, AND MRS. C. L. BEITEL WILL ING AND RECEIVING DEPARTMENT OF TCT (PHONE 430) OR, THE POST OfFICE DEPARTMENT. BE RETURNING. D. MATS STATION TRAFfiC PERSONNEL ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO ACCEPT "fREE CONTINENTAL ELECTRICONICS MfG. CO. - BAGGAGE" OVER 65 POUNDS ••••• DO NOT ASK THIS F"AVOR OF THEM. B. F. BATTS, CEMCO's NIKE ZEUS PROJECT 3. HAND-CARRIED BAGGAGE MANAGER, WILL ARRIVE ON THE FLIGHT. A. ARTICLES, SUCH AS SMALL LUGGAGE, COSMETIC CASES, BRIEf CASES, SAALL GENERAL ELECTRIC - J. H. AMES, PRO CARTONS, BOXES AND PACKAGES MAY BE HAND-CARRIED BV PASSENGERS ON THE AIRCRAFT; GRAMMING ANALYST, IS DUE TO ARRIVE ON HOWEVER, ~ HAND-CARRIED BAGGAGE MUST BE CHECKED-IN AND WEIGHED AT THE TIME THE FLIGHT. THE PASSENGER REPORTS fOR CHECK-IN. REMINGTON-RAND UNIVAC - M. J. CRAIN, B. HAND-CARRIED C~GAGE WILL.NOT BE LARGER T~AN 20xl2x9 INCHES, IT IS FIELD ENGINEER, WILL ARRIVE ON THE IMPORTANT THAT THESE ~MENSIONS ARE ~~M EXCEEDED AS ALL HAND-CARR,ED BAGGAGE PLANE. TAKEN ABOARP THE AIRCRArT'- MUST BE STOVED- UNDER THE PASSENGERS SEATo GOODYEAR AIRCRAfT - F. E. MYERS, C. INC I DENTAL TRAVEL A"RTiCLES SUCH AS COATs,;-CAMERA, PURS~D I APER BAGS, ENGINEERIN~ SUPERVISOR, AND V. L. WHICH CAN BE VORN BY THE PASSENGER, MAY BE "WORN" ABOARD THE AIRCRAfT AND WILL JOHNSON, ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER, CONSIDERED AS PART OF THE PASSENGERS WEARING---- APPAREL. ARE SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE. D. PASSENGERS WILL BE ISSUED CABIN IDENTIFICATION TAGS, WHICH WILL BE LINDEN FLIGHT SERVICE - G. D. WALKER, ATTACHED TO THE ARTICLES TO BE HAND-CARRIED ABOARD THE AIRCRAFT. No ONE WILL P I LOT, I S 'TO ARR I VE. BE PERMITTED TO CARRY HAND-CARRIED BAGGAGE THRU THE BOARDING GATE WITHOUT A RCA - M. ANDERSON, F. ApPLETON, A. YELLOW CABIN IDENTIFICATION TAG ATTACHED TO IT. BROSTRAND, L. CAMPANELLI, J. CARDINAL, E. EACH PASSENGER IS LIMITED TO ONE, (I) PIECE OF HAND-CARRIED BAGGAGE; P. W. HARDIN, K. HARGUS, J. McMAHON, HOW'~ER, A SECOND PIECE IS ALLOWED ONLY FOR CARRYING LIQUOR, SINCE LIQUOR M. PALMER, W. PETREE, H. RUSSELL, J. WILL NOT BE CHECKED AS STOWED BAGGAGE. SHATZKIN, MR, SLAPKOWSKI AND A. f. LIQUOR WILL BE HAND-CARRIED ABOARD THE AIRCRAFT PROVIDING IT IS CONT~ MACEACHERN ARE TO ARRIVE ON THE fLIGHT. AINED IN ONE BOX-- AND IS SUfFICIENTLY PACKED TO PREVENT BREAKAGE AND IS TIED SAM P. WALLAct CO. - ~ DODSON, OR TAPED SECURELY. THE COMBINING OF" TWO OR MORE PASSENGER'S LIQUOR INTO ONE MR. BUS[K WILL BE ENROU~TO ROI NAMUR. CONTAINER IS NOT PERMITTED. G. FRAGILE ITEMS SUCH AS BLACK CORAL, COCONUT CRABS, SMALL CANOES (MODELS) AND OTHER ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES MAY BE HAND-CARRIED PROVIDING IT IS SUITABLY CHILDREN SHOULD CLAIM ~EDALS CONTAINED AND WRAPPED o H. GLASS BALLS WILL BE CHECKED-IN AS STOWED BAGGAGE. CHILDREN WHO WON EVENTS DURING THE I. KILLER CLAM SHELLS MAY BE CHECKED-IN AS STOWED BAGGAGE PROVIDING THE SPECIAL SERVICES FIELD DAY SHOULD TWO t2) HALVES ARE SEPARTED-wlT;-HEAVY PAPER TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO OTHER BAGS PICK UP THEIR AWARDS BEfORE 6 P.M. AT AND TIED SECURELY WITH HEAVY CORD SO THAT IT eAN BE HANDLED SAFELY. THE ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER. J. PORTABLE RADIOS MAY BE HAND-CARRIED ABOARD THE AIRCRAfT; HOWEVER, ...... PASSENGERS ARE INSTRUCTED NOT TO TURN THEIR RADIOS ON IN FLIGHT • K. CAMERAS MAY BE HAN~AiRl~BOARD THE AIRCRAF~HOWEVER, THEY MAY ONLY NO DOGS ALLOWED BE USED WITHOUT A FLASH ATTACHMENT, AND ONLY WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE AIRCRAFT IN ROXY THEATRE COMMANDER. FLA~H BULBS ARE TO BE CARRIED IN HAND-CARRIED BAGGAGE ONLY AND DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THE Roxy WILL NOT BE CHECKED-IN AS STOWED BAGGAGE. THEATRE. PLEASE DO NOT SEND YOUR DOG L. FLAMABLES AND EXPLOSIVES MUST NOT BE CARRIED IN ANY BAGGAGE. CIGARETTE ALQNG TO THE 6'30 P.M. SHOWING WITH LIGHTERS, COTTON fiLLED...... ------TYPE MAY -BE CARRIED~ --- BY PASSENGERS ON.;;..;.------THEIR PERSON. YOUR CHILD. OTHER TYPE LIGHTERS SUCH AS GAS-fILLED LIGHTERS OR LIGHTERS WITH PLASTIC VISI- "'t •••••• BLE FLUID CONTAINERS, WILL BE EMPTIED BEFORE THE PASSENGER------EN~LANES. ---- " - M. ARMS AND AMMUNITION WILL BE CHECKED AS STOWED BAGGAGE ONLY AND WILL KWAJ WEATHER FORECAST NOT BE CARRIED BY PASSENGERS AS HAND-CARRIED BAGGAGE. PASSENGERS TRANSPORTING ARMS AND AMMUNITION (UNBROKEN CASES LOTS ONLY) MUST PRESENT WRITTEN AUTHORITY U.S. WEATHER BUREAU fORECAST fOR FROM HIS COMMANDING OFFICER, If MILITARY, OR PRESENT OTHER OfFICIAL PROOf Of KWAJALEIN TONIGHT AND TOMORROW--PARTLY OWNERSHIP FOR CUSTOMS CLEARANCE. CLOUDY TO CLOUDY WITH SCATTERED SHOW 4. INTOXICATED PASSENGERS - LIQUOR ERS; MODERATE TO FRESH BREEZE fROM A. INDIVIDUALS UNDER THE INfLUENCE OF LIQUOR WILL NOT BE PERMITTED ABOARD EAST NORTHEAST BECOMING GUSTY IN THE AIRCRArT. THIS RULE WILL BE ENFORCED. SHOWERS; MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE 87 DEGREES B. DRINKING Of LIQUOR WILL NOT BE PERMITTED ABOARD MATS AIRCRAfT AT MINIMUM 76 DEGREES; RELATIVE HUMIDITY - ANYTIME. MAXIMUM 93%, MINIMUM 76%. YESTERDAY'S 5. MILITARY PERSONNEL PRECIPITATION .04 INCH. CUMULATIVE A. U.S o MILITARY OffiCERS AND ENLISTED PERSONNEL ON ACTIVE DUTY WILL BE MONTHLY PRECIPITATION THROUGH YESTER IN APPROPRIATE UNIFORM WHEN TRAVELING ON MILITARY AIRCRAFT, UNLESS CIVILIAN DAY .26 INCH...... CLOTHING IS SPECIFICALLY AUTHORIZED...... IN THE I~DIVIDUAL'S TRAVEL ORDERS • P~GE 4 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 5 JANUARY 1962

GENERAL MESS ~ENU PHILIPPINES APPEAL FOR AID TO SATURDAY 6 JANUARY 1962 CHECK CHOLERA EPIDEMIC BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER MANILA, JAN. 4 (UP1)--HEALTH SECRE CHILLED FRUIT JUICE CHICKEN & RICE SouP MINESTRONE SOUP TARY FRANCISCO DUQUE TODAY APPEALED CHILLED FRESH FRUIT GRILLED PORK CHOPS BROILED STEAK TO ORDER FOR INTERNATIONAL HELP TO CHECK A BAKED CORN BEEf HASH MASHED POT ATOES Au GRATIN POTATOES CHOLERA EPIDEMIC WHICH HAS KILLED MORE GERMAN FRIED POTATOES BUTTERED HOMINY BUTTERED STRING BEANS THAN 1,000 PERSONS IN DifFERENT PARTS SCRAMBLED EGGS BUTTERED PEAS STEAMED RICE Of THE PHILIPPINES SINCE LATE SEPTEMBER. COLD CEREAL STEAMED RICE SALAD BAR W/DRESSING DUQUE CONFERRED WITH OF"FICIALS OF STEAMED RICE BERMUDA SALAD BOWL HOT ROLLS THE ASSISTANT fOR INTERNATIONAL DEVE GLAZED DOUGHNUTS BUTTER LAKE FRUIT BAR ICE CREAM LOPMENT (AID) AND THE UNITED NATIONS HOT TOAST, BUTTER & COLD DRINK - CHILLED COLD DRINK - CHILLED MILK CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF), HE ASKED JAM MI LK HOT COFF"EE THEM FOR MATERIAL OR FINANCIAL HELP C~ILLED MILK - HOT HOT COffEE IN FIGHTING THE OUTBREAK WHICH HAS COffEE HIT HARDEST AT PROVINCES IN THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN PHILLIPINES. HE SAID THERE WAS LITTLE STOCK LEfT OF ANTI-CHOLERA MEDICINES TO EFfECTIVE AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE PHOTO OF PILOTS ARRFSTS HI~ LY WAGE A BATTLE AGAINST THE DISEASE. FRIDAY 5 JANUARY 1962 -- vJHY, IT I S DAD! HE ALSO ASKED PRESIDENT MACAPAGAL 5 00 P.M. NEWS MATHER AFB, CALIF.(AFPS)--IT WAS TO AUTHORIZE THE RELEASE OF DOLLAR 5 05 P.M. JIM AMECHE POP CONCERT THE SORT Of PHOTO, OLD AND fADED, ALLOCATIONS TO THREE DRUG COMPANIES 6'00 P.M. NEWS THAT CAN BE fOUND IN THE OPERATIONS HERE SO THEY COULD IMPORT NEEDED 6: 15 P.M. THE LATIN QuARTER OfFICE Of MANY AN AIR FORCE BASE- MEDICINES. 6 30 P.M. My FAVORITE HUSBAND BOOTED PILOTS WITH CAMPAIGN HATS, RESPONDING TO HIS APPEAL, PAUL ED 7 00 P.M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES GROUPED AROUND THE ENGINE OF A B3A WARDS, UNICEF REPRESENTATIVE IN THE 7 ~O P.M. SPORTS DESK KEYSTONE BOMBER OF THE EARLY 1930S. PHILIPPINES, SAID HE HAD WIRED THE MANY'S THE TIME MAJ. RALPH S. JOHN UNICEF OFfiCE IN NEW YORK ADVISEING ~: 5 P.M. MAINLY JAZZ 00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND SON HAD NOTICED IT. Now IT CAUGHT THE PHILIPPINE'S APPEAL fOR AID. Q'30 P.M. SUSPENSE HIS EYE AND AS HE EXAMINED IT HE SAW A HEALTH DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN SAID 9'00 P.M. NEW'S MEN WHOSE NAMES WERE LATER TO BECOME THE DISEASE, OFFICIALLY TERMED CHOLERA 9: 15 P.M. MARV MADISON MIKESIDE fAMOUS IN AIR FORCE HISTORY. AFTER THE ORGANISM THAT CAUSES IT, 10'00 P.M. NE\ISMAKERS THERE WERE H. H. "HAP" ARNOLD AND HAS AffECTED MORE THAN 11,000 PERSONS 10' 15 P.M. MARV MADISON MIKES IDE, CONT'D CARL SPAATZ, WiARING THE OAK LEAVES AND KILLED MORE THAN 1,000 SINCE THE 12'00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN Off Of MAJOR. THERE WAS FRANK M. ANDREWS OUTBREAK IN LATE SEPTEMBER. fOR WHOM ANDREWS AFB, MD., I SNOW THE SPOKESMAN SAID THE DIEASE HAS SATURDAY 6 JANUARY 1962 NAMED. ALSO HEZEKIA MCCLELLAN AND APPEARED I N SOME 34 PROV I NCES, I NCLUD 6 00 A M NEWS ROY C. KIRTLAND, TODAY COMMEMORATED 'NG 25 CITIES IN THE COUNTRY 6 05 A.M. THE DAWN BREAKER BY BASES IN CALIFORNIA AND NEW MEXICO. THE DISEASE HAS HIT HARDEST AT LANAO 6 30 A M. NEWS BUT ONE fACE IN THE GROUP SEEMED ES DEL SUR AND SAMAR IN THE SOUTHERN 6:35 A.M. DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D. PECIALLY fAMILIAR TO MAJ. JOHNSON--AS PHILIPPINES, WHERE THE FATALITIES HAVE 7 15 A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE WELL IT MIGHT, fOR ONE Of THE PILOTS REACHED MORE THAN 500, THE HEALTH 7 30 A.M. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL PICTURED WAS MAJ. BIRGER JOHNSON, HIS DEPARTMENT SPO,ESMAN SAID. S 00 A.M HEARTBEAT THEATER DAD. Now DECEASED LIKE SOME OTHER q 30 A.M. ALBUMS Of THE WEEK IN THE GROUP, THE ELDER JOHNSON HAD 9-00 A.M. THE BIG BANDS BUDDIED IN SOME ILLUSTRIOUS COMPANY ROYAL COUPLE TRAVEL BOAC FOR 9'30 A.M. ROGER CARROLL SHOW 30 ODD YEARS AGO. )-WEEKS HOLIDAY IN ANTIGUA 10:30 A.M. KWAJ ROCK'N ROLL-CALL FOR HIS SON, THE OLD PHOTO BROUGHT (KWAJ TEENS) BACK MEMORIES. HE RECALLED THE DAY LONDON, JAN. 4 (UPI)--PRINCESS 12'00 NOON - NEWS HIS DAD HAD ROPED HIM TO HIS LAP IN MARGARET AND HER HUSBAND THE EARL Of 12'05 P.M. SINGALONG WITH MITCH THE COCKPIT OF A JENNY fOR A SPIN SNOWDON FLY OFF TONIGHT fOR A TWO TO 1'00 P.M. NEWS OVER THE ROOfTOPS Of Los ANGELES. THREE WEEKS HOLIDAY AT ANTIGUA WHERE ,. 15 P.M. LIGHT UP, RELAX BIRGER JOHNSON, WHO WON HIS WINGS THEY HONEYMOONED AFTER THEIR MARRIAGE I 30 P.M. SHOPPE CONCERT AT MATHER FIELD IN 1915, HAD LEARNED IN MAY, 1960. 2 30 P.M. NAVY HOUR TO fLY UNDER THE FRENCHMAN, CHEVILLARD, THINGS HAVE CHANGED SINCE THEIR 3 00 P.M. ROCKETING RHYTHMS SAID TO HAVE INVENTED THE "LOOP THE HONEYMOON DAYS THEY ARE THE PARENTS 3'30 P.M. IRA COOK LOOP." Of A TWO MONTH-OLD SON, DAVID, WHO IS Ii 00 P.M. PAN AMERICANA ON ANOTHER OCCASION, THE SON REMEM BEING LEfT HOME WITH GRANDMA, QUEEN 4~30 P.M. PAU HANA SERENADE BERED, HIS FATHER WAS OfFERED A GENER MOTHER ELIZABETH...... AL'S COMMISSION IN THE CHINESE ARMY. THE EA~ ON HIS HONEYMOON, WAS JUST "BUT THAT'S NOT SURPRISING," SAID PLAIN ANTHONY ARMSTRO~G-JONESJ EX-PHOTO PARISI~N BEAUTY WANTS MARRIAGE MAJ. JOHNSON. "THERE WERE ONLY 12 GRAPHER AND "TONY" TO THE WHOLE BRITISH TO U.S. FINANCIER ANNULED PILOTS IN ALL Of CHINA AT THE TIME." PRESS. ON THEIR HONEYMOON MARGARET AND TONY NEW YORK, JAN. 3 (UPI)--A 30-YEAR-OLD BASKED NOT ONLY IN THE CARIBBEAN SUN PARISIAN BEAUTY, TESTifYING TODAY IN '62 WILL BE REAL TEST FOR BUT IN THE UNALLOYED APPROVAL Of ALL HER SUIT fOR ANNULMENT OF HER MARRIAGE JFK ADMINISTRATION BRITAIN. LATELY, THE ROMANTIC GLOW TO A 64-YEAR-OLD AMERICAN fiNANCIER, HAS BEEN TARNISHED BY NEWSPAPER BARBS SAID THAT HE NEVER GREW MORE AMOROUS NEW YORK, JAN. 4 (UPI)--1962 WILL ACCUSING THE COUPLE OF NOT EARNING THAN A CONTINE~AL,KISS ON THE HAND OR BE THE REAL TEST Of THE KENNEDY AOMIN- THEIR KEEP. A POLITE KISS ON THE CHEEK. STRATION AS FAR AS THE U.S. ECONOMY TONIGHT'S JOURNEY WAS BEING MADE EVELYN MARIE SURCONT LIND SAID THEIR IS CONCERNED. ABOARD REGULARLY SCHEDULED BOAC fLIGHT MARRIAGE WAS NOT CONSUMMATED IN THE THE ADMINISTRATION, COMMITTED TO A ON WHICH MARGARET AND THE EARL WILL BE FIVE DAYS SHE REMAINED WITH HIM, AND POLICY OF RAPID ECONOMIC GROWTH MAY ORDINARY TOURISTS ALTHOUGH CURTAINED THAT SHE LEfT CHARLES U. LIND WHEN HE ARGUE THAT ITS ENTRY INTO OFFICE A OfF FROM THE OTHER PASSENGERS. THEIR COULD NOT PRODUCE A DIVORCE DECREE YEAR AGO WAS TOO R~CENT TO PERMIT IT HONEYMOON TRIP WAS MADE ABOARD THE fROM HIS WIFE TO EXERCISE AS MUCH INFLUENCE ON 1961 $I,OOO-A-DAY ROYAL YACHT BRITANNIA. JUSTICE HENRY GREENBERG, HEARING THE ECONOMY AS IT WOULD HAVE LIKED. CASE IN SUPREME COURT, SAID THAT HE THE SAME CLAIM, HOWEVER, WILL NOT CANNOT RULE ON THE ANNULMENT UNTIL HE HOLD FOR 1962 AND MOST OBSERVERS AGREE OLD MAN ~v INTER nEALS FIRST DECIDES WHETHER HE HAS JURISDIC- THAT THIS YEAR WILL PROVIDE THE ACID BRITAIN ANOTHER BLOW TION THE LAW DEMANDS THAT AT LEAST TEST OF SUCH KENNEDY POLICY AIMS AS LONDON, JAN. 4 (UPI )--BRITAIN, WHICH ONE OF THE LITIGANTS MUST HAVE LIVED RAPID AND SUSTAINED ECONOMIC GROWTH, CONSIDERS CENTRAL HEATING UNHEALTHY, IN NEW YORK STATE FOR ONE YEAR. MISS PRICE STABILITY, LOWER UNEMPLOYMENT, WAS DEALT ANOTHER BLOW FROM OLD MAN SURCONT, A FORMER AIR FRANCE HOSTESS, IMPROVED BALANCE OF PAYMENTS AND A WINTER LAST NIGHT WHEN A fOG SLIPPED LIVES IN PARIS. LIND MAINTAINS A HOME STRONG DOLLAR IN INTERNATIONAL IN AND BROUGHT NEW MISERY TO A NATION NEAR WEST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY. HE HAS DEALINGS. THAT IS STAGGERING UNDER THE WORST COLD AN APARTMENT IN NEW YORK, AND MISS OBVIOUSLY, THE ADMINISTRATIONtS WAVE AND SNOWFALL IN DECADES. LIND'S LAWYER CONTENDS THAT QUALifiES FIELD OF PRACTICAL ACTION--If NOT ITS IN BIRMINGHAM, THE MERCURY PLUNGED TO HIM AS A NEW YORK RESIDENT. LIND'S WILL TO ACT--HAS CONSTITUTIONAL LIMIT- THREE DEGREES ABOVE ZERO THE COLDEST LAWYER ARGUES THAT LIND LIVES, VOTES ATIO~'S, THE BIGGEST BEING CONGRESS 10N- TEMPERA1URE THERE SINCE THEY STARTED AND HAS HIS AUTO REGISTRATION AND DRIV- AL APPROVAL Of ANY MAJOR ECONOMIC KEEPING RECORDS BACK IN l~q6. ERYS LICENSE IN~~IE~W~J~IERR~SE~:'Y~ ______WM~IE~A~\SUiU~RtIE~ ______------7------. ______~i---

NEW MOUNTAINBALL LEAGUE THERE is STILL TIME TO SIGN UP ¥OUR TEAM FOR THE MoUNTAIN BALL LEAGUE. If YOUR TEAM DO£S NOT APPEAR ON THE SPORTS fOLLOWING LIST, PLEASE CALL PAT LAN lAS AT 420. AN ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING Of PAGE 5 HOURGlASS SPORTS SECT ION FRIDAY 5 JANUARY 1962 TEAMS CAPTAINS WILL BE HELD ON TUES DAY, JAN. 16. NO VISA TROUBLE EXPECTED FOR I. SPECIAL SERVICES WORLD OF SPORTS WORLD AMATEUR HOCKEY TOURNEY 2. MARINE DEPARTMENT 3 , CHANCE VOUGHT l~S)--JOE CHEfALO, ALL-AIR FORCE MoNTREAL, JAN. 3 (UPI)-B08 LE BEL, 1+ 0 "fiRE: BALLSfI GRIDSTER IN 1959 AND '61 WHILE PLAYING PRESIDENT Of INTERNATIONAL ICE HOCKEY 5· HEIDt &. COOK END ON OffENSE AND DEfENSIVE LINEBACKER FEDERATION, SAID TODAY HE KNEW Of NO tie SPORTSMEN fOR MiTCHEL AFB, N.Y., HAS INKED A CON VISA TROUBLE ENCOUNTERED IY THE EAST DOUGLAS Alc TRACT WITH THE BALTIMORE COLTS Of THE GERMAN ENTRY IN THE FORTHCQMING WORLD ~: CROSSROADS NFL. THE fORMER CITADEL ACE PLAYED AMATE~R HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS AT COLOR 9. GARDENAIRES ~OR HAMiLTON AfB, CALif., DURING THE ADO SPRINGS, COLORADO. 10. GEOReE SEITZ HIGH SCHOOL PAST SEASON. OffiCIALS Of T~E COLTI Lt BEL TOLD UNITED PRESS INTERNATION 110 P. MoZ .. SAY THEY PLAN TO USE THE 24-YEAR-OLD AL THAT HE HAD NOT "HEARD OR READ Of 12. '''COOL CATS" SERGEANT AS A DEfENSIVE BACK ••• FT. ANY SUCH TROUBLE." BENNiNG, GA., HAS A 10XING STABLE THAT "iN FACT, I HAVEN'T HEARD ANYTHING VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE CAN IOAST fiVE CHAMPION LEATHER-SWING fRO~ THEM AT ALL," HE SAID. "BUT I ERS, WHO WON THEIR TITLES AT T"E 1961 Gd(SS NO NEWS IS GOOD NEWS." ALL !~TERESTEO PARTIES REPORT TO SOUTHERN SILVER GLOVES TOURNEY AT EAR~9ER) !T HAD BEEN SPECULATED IN PAT LANoAS AT THE GEAR LOCKER MON JACKSONVILLE, FLA. THEY ARE DOUG SweDISH PAPERS T~AT THE UNITED STATES ~AY ~AN. 8 AT 5 P.M. JOHNSON, fEATHERWEIGHT; BOOKER T. HAD DENiED THE EAST GERMAN HOCKEY ANDERSON, MIDDLEWEIGHT; AMOS CRUMBLY, CLUB VISAS TO £NTER THE UNITED STATES. NOVICE CLASS LIGHT-HEAV¥WEIGHT, MEL "I SPOKE W!TH THE PRESIDENT Of THE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE LONAS, OPEN-CLASS LIGHT-~£AVYWEIGHT, AMERICAN HOCKEY ASSOCIATION{AHA) TOM SATURDAY AND l~ON CLARK, HEAVYWEIGHT D!VISION ••• LOCKHART IN NEW YORK LAST NIGHT AND 6 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS KWAJ TROTTERS THE fORMER SKI TEAM CAPTAIN Of DENVER ~E TOLD ME HE HAD ~O NEWS FROM ANY (RAINED OUT GAME) UNIVERSITY. ALL AMERICAN JIM SHEA, IS BOD)", LE BEL A~DED. SUNDAY NOW O~ ACTiVE DUTY WITH THE ARMY. AL THE i~TERNAT~ONA~ PRESiDENT SAiD IT 6 P.M. SPECIAL SERVICES VS BLUE JAYS TrlOUGH STATIONED AT FT. CARSON, COLO., WAS HIS UNDERSTANDING THAT THE EAST (RAINED OUT GAME) SHEA IS ON TEMPORARY DUTY AT ANDOVER, GERMANS HAD TO TAKE THREE .ASIC STEPS MAnNE VYiNG fOR fOR A POSITION ON THE IN ORDER TO LEGALLY REACH COLORADO THE LAST BASKETBALL GAt.£- U.S. TEAM THAT WILL COMPETE IN THE SPRINGS fOR THE MARCH TOURNAMENT. VIKINGS VS SPECIAL SERVICES WILL 1962 WORLD1S CHAMPIONSHIPS ••• THE FT. "FIRST THE TEAM MUST OBTAIN PERMIS BE SCHEDUlED e.~A LATER DATE.

LEWIS, WASH. MARDCOURT.tIAM CONSISTS OF SION, OR A ~ERMIT, fROM THEIR OWN I •••••• AN ARRAY Of fORMER COLLEGE AND PRO COUNTRY :N ORD[R T~ LEAVE EAST GER FAST PITCH SOftBALL (EXHIBITION PLAYERS, INCLUDiNG SUCH STANDOUTS AS MANY", HE SAID. GAME). JIM RHEAD AND FRED WHEELER, STARTERS "NEXT THEY MUST MAKE APPLICATION TO W~CO RANGERS VS HEiDE &. COOK fROM THE UO Of UTAH, WHICH fiNISHED NATO WHO HAS CONTROL OVER SUCH ViSAS, 7 JA~~~RY 1962 - 2:00 P M. THIRD IN THE NCAA LAST SEASON, DAVE AND THEN TrlEY MUST APPLY TO THE U~ITlD ••••• 0 SA~YER, A THREE-YEAR REGULAR FROM THE STAH:S" 0 FRIDAY NIGHT LEAGUE PAY OFF U. Of PITTSBURGH, AND DAVE GUNTHER, LE BEL SAle TriAT AT Tnt fEDERATION'S eORMERLY OF THE SAN FRANCISCO SAINTS. LAST MEETI~G, DEC. 16 IN NEW YORK, PAf OfF fOR OLD FRIDAY NIGHT LEAGUE SHORT BURSTS--Two fOOTDALLERS AT iT WAS HIS UNDERSTANDING THAT THERE WilL BE AT THE BOWLING ALLEY 1900 FT. BENNING, AL AUCOIN AND fRANK WAS NO OBJECTION ON THE PART Of THE ,0".8"1. ALSO NEW LEAGUE WILL COM FARE~LA, HAVE BEEN NAMED TO THE ALL UNITED STATES. MENCE AT 1930. ARMY fOOT8ALL SQUAD ••• THE ANNUAL ARMY "If THERE IS ANY TROUBLE, WE'RE FOLLOW~NQ IS .',LiST Of THE TEAMS: NAVY BASKETBALL GAME WILL BE HELD AT GOING TO DO EVERYTHING WE CAN TO HELP ACHI KOOCHI FIVE VS CHANCE VOUGHT I WEST POINT FEB. 24 ••• JIM STEINHOUR, THEM OUT AND SEE THAT THEY ARE ALLOWED ARMY ZEUS VS NAVY ELECTRONICS SOUTHPAW PITCHER WITH THE 1ST CAV. TO PLA '(" I HE ADDED. "THE AHA FEELS THE FURS vs S.A.R. DiV. iN KOREA, HAS BEEN SIGNED IY THE THE SAME TOO. AfTER ALL, WHAT REASON CHANCE,VOUGHT II VS SOUTH PACIfiC Los ANGELES DODGERS. iN 1960 STEINHOUR COULD THERE BE fOR NOT ALLOWING THEM ...... HURLED fOR FT. BENNING AND HAD A 14-2 TO PLAY. THERE IS NO POLITICS IN RECORD ••• GEN. OF THE ARMY DOUGLAS MAc VOLVED IN OUR tOURNAMENT. COLLEGE BASKETBALL ~CORES ARTHUR AN9 LT. GEN. EMMET O'DONNELL JR. EIGHTEE~ NATIONS, INCLUDING DEFEND (WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS) COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF-PACIFIC AIR FORCE, ING CHAMPION CANADA REPRESENTED THIS EAST HAVE BEEN NAMED ALONG WITH EIGHT OTHERS '(EAR BY GALT, ONTARiO, HAVE ENTERED LEBANON VALLEY 85 MuHLENBERG 62 AS HONORARY DELEGATES TO THE AMATEUR THE WORLD AMATEUR TOURNAMENT, SCHED PROVIDENCE 56 BROWN 54 MASSACHUSETTS 72 NORTHEASTERN 61 ATHLETIC UNION ••• PVT. PAUL HORNUNG, AT ULED rOR MARCH 0 FT. RILEY, KAN., THE NATIONAL FOOTSALL HARVARD 72 CARNEGIE TECH 64 LeAGUE'S MOST VALUABLE PLAYER, RECEIVED ARMY 14 RIDER 67 A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FROM THE ARMY IN SPORTS NEWS IN BRIEF FAIRfiELD 88 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) 76 THE FORM Of A LEAVE SO HE COULD PLAY NEW YORK, JAN. 4 (UPI)-THE WORLD ALBRIGHT 60 SUSQUEHANNA 50 fOR THE GREEN BAY PACKERS IN THE TITLE CHAMPION NEW YORK YANKEES WILL OPEN PITTSBURGH 66 KENT ST. 62 TILT ••• HEAD CAGE MENTOR Boa SPEAR1S SPRING DRILLS AT THEIR NEW TRAINING ST. BONAVENTURE 85 BELMONT ABBEY 68 HARDCOURTERS AT THE AIR fORCE ACADEMY BASE IN FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, DUKE 95 PENN ST. 55 HAVE AVERAGED 66.2 POINTS PER GAME FEB. 5 WHEN 36 PLAYERS WILL MEET WITH WEST VIRGINIA 101 V.M.I. 79 SOUTH CAROLINA 97 GEORelA 72 ~URING THEIR fiRST fiVE TILTS. MANAGER RALPH HOUK, IT WAS ANNOUNCED QUOTE OF THE WEEK--WELLINGTON MARA, YESTERDAY. VIRGINIA 65 MARSHALL 63 QUANTICO 81 AMERICAN 68 ~ DiRECTOR WITH THE N.Y. GIANTS, WHEN U. ASKED IF HE THOUGHT PRO fOOTBALL TEAMS PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, JAN 4 LOYOLA (MD.] 69 rUe Of BALTIMORE 57 SHOULD PLAY TWO GAMES A WEEK INSTEAD (UPI)-ToM McNEELEY OF BOSTON SIGNED ApPLACHIAN 84 GutLFORD 57 OF ONE, SAID: "No ONE WHO HAS EVER AT THE RHODE ISLAND ATHLETIC ASSOCI DAVIDSON 62 WILLIAM AND MARY 47 PLAVED THE GAME WOULD SAY WE SHOULD ATiON WEDNESDAY FOR HIS JAN. 22 NEW MIAMI (FLA.) 80 RHODE ISLAND 70 PLAY MORE GAMES. IT'S SOUND TO GIVE ENGLAND HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE SOUT WITH MIDWEST YOU AN INfERIOR PRODUCT. PLAYERS JUST DON PROUT Of PROVIDENCE. MARQUETTE 75 ST. PAUL 68 COULDN1T TAKE IT PHYSICALLY--AND MAYSE THE RHODE ISLAND AUDITORIUM BOUT AKRON 65 TOLEDO 65 MENTALLY. I SUPPOSE YOU COULD MANAGE WILL BE McNELLEY'S fiRST RING APPEAR DAYTON 54 XAVIER (0.) 48 MORE GAMES If YOU INCREASED YOUR ROSTER ANCE SINCE HIS DEfEAT BY CHAMPION SOUTHWEST TO 40 BUT If YOU TRIED TO ADD MORE FLOYD PATTERSON AT TORONTO LAST MONTH. TRINITY (TEX.) 75 TEXAS LUTHERAN 70 TEXAS TECH. 77 TEXAS 66 PLAYERS T~AN THAT YOU WOULD IE ADDING ... .. " ARKANSAS 64 TEXAS AND M 59 INfERIOR ~N." SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, JAN. 4 (UPI) A TEXAS AND 86 SOUTHWESTERN 64 POWERfUL 18-VEAR-OLD ~EVILLE HAYES A I •••• 0 0 SPECiAL SERVICES ATHLET~C GEAR TONIGHT BRO~E THE WORLD RECORD fOR NEW YORK, (UPI)-THE HUSTLING BOSTON LOCKER HAS MANY THINGS AVAILABLE rOR T~E 220-YARD .~TT~RfLV IN THE AUSTRAL YOUR USE ON A CHECK OUT BASIS. SEE !A-JAPAN SWIMMING MEET AT THE NORTH BRUINS, PLAYING LIKE ANYTHING BUT A PAT LANJAS OR CALL 420 fOR fURTHER SYDNEY POOL. LAST-PLACE TEAM, ENDED 1961 ON A HAPPY NOTEBY 8EATING THE NEW YORK RANGERS, INFORMATION. 7-4 . PAG~ 6 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 5 JANUARY 1962

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I CLASSES OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7.30 P.M. "ONE FOOT IN HELL"--ALAN LADD, DON MURRAy--THE STORY OF A MAN WHO MATHEMATiCS 10i, ALGE8RA, WILL MEET CAREFULLY FORMULATES AND EMBARKS UPO~ A DIABOLICAL PLAN OF VENE REGULARLY IN ROOM 7 OF THE HIGH SCHOOL, GEANCE AGAINST A TOWN WHICH HE BELIEVE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS FROM 6:45 TO 8:50 P.M. ON MONDAY AND WiFE'S DEATH. WEDNESDAY. THIS IS A ROOM AND TIME CHANGEu FOR T~E FIRST WEEK ONLY, RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7=30 P.M. • MAT~E~AriCS 101 WILL MEET ON-wEONESDAY, "FRAULEIN"--MEL FERRER, DANA WYNTER--A SENSITIVE GERMAN GIRL HELPS JANUARY 10 AND FRIDAY, JANUARY 12. AN AMERICAN PRISONER OF WAR ESCAPE FROM COLOGNE DURING THE FINAL ThERE WILL 6E NO MEETING OF THE CLASS AIR RAIDS OF WORLD WAR II. HE RETURNS AFTER THE WAR TO MEET THE ON Mo~DAY, JANUARY 8. GIRL IN BERLIN, AND IS OVERCOME BY THE CHAOS OF THE WAR'S AFTER THE TIME FOR THE MEETING OF THE OTHER MATH AND ENSNARED IN THE TANGLED SOVIET OCCUPATION POLICIES CLASSeS ~AVE NOT CHANGED. HOWEVER, THERE IS A ROOM CHANGE FOR ENGLISH 152, YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. WORLD LITERATURE, FROM ROOM 7 TO "SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS"--NATALIE WOOD, PAT HINGLE--A DRAMA Of ROOM 10. YOUNG LOVE IN THE MIDWEST, CARRYING THE ROMANCE OF A YOUNG COUPLE A STUDY rlA~L IS OPEN ONLY TO UnIVER FROM THE EARLY 19205 INTO THE DEPRESSION YEARS. SITY STUDENTS. IT IS ROOM 9 IN THE HIGH SCHOOL, AND WILL BE OPEN FROM ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 7:40 P.M. 6 P.M. TO 10 P.M. ON TUESDAY, THURS I ST SHOW "BOWERY BOYS t€ETS 1I'1fE M>NSTER"--lEO GORCY, HUNTZ HALL--THE DAY AND FRiDAY EVENINGS. SCARIEST AND SCREWIST LAUGH HIT S!NC~ FRANKENSTEIN GAVE UP THE

• 0 • e • GrlOST. EVEN A GORILLA WAN~S T~ G~~ iNTO THESE MONKEYSHINES 2ND SHOW "HILDA CRANE"--JEAN SIMMONS, Gu v MAOISON--AFTER TWO MARRIAGES, SPANISH cLASSES TO BEGIN UNHAPPY AFfAIRS, AND AN UNSUCCESSFUL CAREER AS A NEW YORK MODEL SPECIAL SERVICES WILL SPONSOR SPANISH HILDA CRANE RETURNS TO HER HOME ~OWN AND MAKES AN EFFORT TO ES CLASSES BEGINNING MoNDAY, JANUARY 8. TABLISH SOME SORT OF HARMONiOUS RELATIONSHIP WITH HER MOTHER AND MR. N. G. CUESTA WILL BE THE I~STRUCT THOSE AROUND HER SHE MARRIES A BJYHOOO SWEETHEART, BUT TURNS OR. CLASSES FOR ELEMENTARY SPANISH FOR AFFECTION TO A SUAVE COLLEGE PROF~SSOR, LEADING TO NEW CRISIS. WiLL BE HELD ON MoNDAY EVENING FROM 7~30 P.M. TO 9:00 P.M., AND ADVANCED ROI NAMUR CHURCH SERVICES ERNESt lABORTE SPANISH WILL BE TAUGHT ON THURSDAY SUNDAY 7 JANUARY 1962 TOKUO iAN! II EVENINGS AT THE SAME HOURS. FOR FUR I CATHOLIC SERVICES - 3 P.M. MARCELO ARANDA THER INFORMATION AND TO ENROLL IN THE TCT GENERAL MESS HALL CASAMIRO T. ALEAN SPANiSH CLASSES, PLEASE CALL MRS. HUNT CONfESSIONS - 2 P.M. SANTOS IlAMIRO AT SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE, 331. I OFFICE OF GENERAL MESS MANAGER LAWRE.NCE McHUGH " ..... JOSE GALUT LOST FATHER LEO FEY, S.J. AL8ERT BASETTE --auNCH OF KEYS WITH POLICE WHISTLE, CATHOLIC CHAPLAIN Sn:Pf-l E:N BOYD ON A BELT CLIP KEY RING. MoNTE PERALTA IF FO~ND TURN INTO DISPAWCHER AT PROTESTANT DIVINE SERVICE - 2 P.M. TRANSPORTATION OR CALL 324. TCT GENERAL MESS HALL K:ETINGS ·..... PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY PRESCRIPTIOf'.l GLASSES IN CASE MARKED REV. DONALD DAUGHTR~ SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB WILL HOLD A MAx E. STRAUS. PLEASE CALL MARINE PROTESTANT CHAPLAIN SPECIAL GATHERING 4 P.M. SUNDAY, JAN DEPT. I F FOUND. I NEED THEM BADLY. 1"":======:::'1:::::':':'======-~17, AT QTRS. 4178 Ats USUAL "SUNDOWN" REWARD. PROMISES A MOST EXCELLENT MEAL. ALL ·..... EYEGLASSES ARE HERE! MASTER MASONS AND FAMILIES ARE INVITED. FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING EYEGLASSES HAVE BEEN - ...... C.PoO. KHAKI UNIFORM SIZE 37. NEW. RECEIVED AT THE STATION HOSPITAL AND THERE WILL BE A PACK COMMITTEE MEET- REASONABLE. RALPH WILSON, MAIN MAY iE PICKED UP AT THE ADMINISTRAT ING AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE AT BARRACKS BAY 4 MARINE DEPARTMENT. IVE OFFICE. CALL 2150 fOR INFORMATION 7:00 P.M. MoNDAY JANUARY 8.

• • Cl ••• E. KOSHI ALL COMMITTEE MEMBERS, DEN MOTHERS, NEW LEATHER KITS HAVE ARRIVED AT MoDESTO MENDOZA AND CUS PARENTS ARE ASKED TO ATTEND. THE SPECIAL ,SER~ICES H08.~ CRAfT SHO •• GREGG BAXTER PAUL BOSEN8URY "WASH & DRY" SERVICE CHILDREN uADER'12'YtARS Of AGE WILL YOSHITO TAMASHIMA NOT BE PERMITTED TO ATTEND THE SECOND WI LL I AM KOA "WASH AND DRY ONLy fI SERVICE IS AVAIL

SHOWING OF THE FILM AT THE ROXY I CAROLL WOODS ABLE AT THE KWAJALEIN LAUNDRY FOR ALL THEATRE UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY AND SEATED GIAN ASUNCION PERSONNEL ON THE ISLAND. THIS SERVICE WITH PARENTS. ALL UNACCOMPANIED JIM CNEH IS PROVIDED AT A LOW COST TO THE PATRON. CHILDREN WILL BE SENT HONE. ROBERT VAUGHN DUE TO THE LIMITED LAUNDERING fACIL ...... FAUSTO ARIOLA ITIES AND THE INCREASED WORKLOAD WHICH TONY MACHADO AT TIMES NECESSITATES DELAYS IN THE BRIDGE WILL BE TAUGHT GEORGE CARMICHAEL OUTPUT Of fiNISHED LAUNDRY, IT IS URGED BRIDGE LESSONS FOR THE YOKWE YUK RUSSELL SYLVA THAT PATRONS UTILIZE THIS "WASH AND WOMEN'S CLUB MEMBERS WILL ,£GIN .EXT ALFRED ESTABAN DRY ONLY" SERVICE fOR ALL ITEMS Of TUESDAY, JANUARY 9TH, AT 1:30 P.M. tARL fLOOK CLOTHING WHICH DO NOT NEED TO BE PRESS THE LESSONS WILL BE TAUGHT IY MRS. ROIliERT W'BER ED, SUCH AS UNDERGARMENTS. JOHN R LEWIS AND WILL BE HELD AT THE JAMES AGENA "WASH AND DRY ONLy fI SERVICE AND YOKWE YUK CLUB. MRS. LEWIS HAS RE PATRICIA LEE "FINISHED LAUNDRY" MUST BE SEPARATELY QUESTED THAT ALL LADIES WHO HAVE L.W. LEONARD BUNDLED AND PROPERLY IDENTIFIED BY USE SiGNED UP FOR THE CLASS PLEASE BRING CLARENCE SHIM OF PROPER LAUNDRY SLIPS." NOTE PAPER AND PENCIL. PETER HOOGS G.W. JENKINS "VISITORS AND SPECTATORS ARE WELCOME LOST MARY COLEMAN TO VISIT THE AIR TERMINAL AREA DURING -:PRESCRiPTION GLASSES IN BROWN CASE. JOE DANG THE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of AIRCRAfT. PLEASE CALL 2379 IF FOUND. HELEN DIPOiLA HOWEVER, DRINKING OF ALCOHOL1C BEVER MICHELLE SANTOS AGES AROUND THE TERMINAL AREA AND SMOK MEETINGS HARRY SHIM ING ON THE RAMP SIDE OF THE TERMINAL BINGO AT THE MAD CLUB MoNDAY NIGHT R.H. ROIiINSON DURING REFUELING OPERATION (WHEN RED AT 8:00 O'CLOCK. FOR ENLISTED PER C.A. WATER BURRY LIGHT IS ~) IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. SONNEL AND THEIR DEPENDENT'S ONLY. RUTH SANTOS THIS HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION JOHN A. HAMILTON Of THE S~CURITY POLICE FOR ENFORCEMENT." DUPLDCArE,BR1DGE AT THE YOKWE YUK AKI ASANO CLUB SuwaAY AT 6:30 P.M. JERRY ASAN To ACQUAINT NEW ARRIVALS Of THE REGU W.H. COLLINS LAR HOURS Of OPERATION Of SICK CALL AT NOTICES FOR THE HoueGLAss MUST BE D.C. BAGWELL THE HOSPITAL, THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS: RECEiVED BY 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLI SHIRLEY HENKINS MoNDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 7:30 A.M. TO CATION. CALL 539 OR 2114. PEDTO GAMULO II :00 A.M •• AND 1:00 P.M. TO 4:00 P.M. ANDREW BEGLEY EKRGENC I ES WILL BE SEEN ANYT IfIrE .. (CONT'D. NEXT COL.]