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VOL. 4 No. 1443 ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY 1 JUNE 1963 TEMPERATURES POPE EXPIRING 500 ARRESTED IN TOKYO--CLOUDY, 71-76, LONDON--FAiR, JACKSON MARCH 52-77; PARIS--FAIR, 53-79, NEW YORK-­ LAST RITES GIVEN JACKSON, MISS. (UPI)--SOME 500 FAJR, 57-77; SAN fRANCISCO--PARTlY VAT I CAN CITY (up r )--POPE JOHN XX III CHANTING NEGRO YOUTHS STAGED A CIVIL CLOUDY, 50-65; MEXICO CITY-·OVERCAST LAY DYING EARLY TODAY, HIS CRAGGY FACE RIGHTS MARCH TODAY THROUGH A BUSINESS 53-71; KWAJALEIN, 82-76 AND ROI NAMUR, SERENE AS A MERCIFUL UNCONSCIOUSNESS DISTRICT BUT WERE ARRESTED AFTER TWO 88-75 RELEASED HIM FROM THE AGONY OF STOMACH RELATIVE HUMIDITY RANGED HIGH FROM BLOCKS WHEN THEY RAN INTO A HUMAN BAR­ CANCER. RICADE OF HELMETED POLICE. 83 TO 98 PERCENT. THE STOUT HEART OF THE PONTIFF, WHO RAINFALL YESTERDAY AMOUNTED TO .32 STILL CHANTING, THE NEGROES WERE WAS BORN IN THE MOUNTAINS OF NORTHERN LOADED INTO GARBAGE TRUCKS, WATER DE­ OF AN INCH, AND THiS BROUGHT THE TOTAL iTALY 81 YEARS AGO, BEAT ON INTO A NEW PARTMENT TRUCKS, CITY LABOR TRUCKS AND FOR THE MONTH OF MAY TO 7.47 INCHES DAY--HOUR BY HOUR AFTER HIS DOCTORS HAD HAULED OFF TO A VAST STOCKADE TO JOIN DESPAIRED AND JUDGED CHANCES OF HIS ABOUT 100 OTHER NEGROES ARRESTED EAR­ POPE'S DAY Of CRISIS SURVIVAL IN MINUTES. LIER. VATICAN C,TY (UPI)--THE DAY OF CRIS­ BUT VATICAN RADIO SAID THE OLD POPE, IT WAS THE FIRST MARCH CONDUCTED BY IS BEGAN FOR POPE JOHN XXI I I SUDDENLY WHOSE AMIABILITY AND HUMANITY EARNED NEGROES WHO BEGAN A SERIES OF ANTI­ AT MIDNIGHT THE ADMIRATION OF CATHOLICS AND NON­ SEGREGATION DEMONSTRATIONS JN THIS AT THAT HOUR HE BEGAN SUFFERING CATHOLICS ALIKE, WAS IN HIS FINAL DEATH CAPITAL CITY TUESDAY WHAT WAS DESCRIBED OFFICIALLY AS A THROESo AT HIS OWN REQUEST HE HAD RE­ THE FIRST BOY TO REACH THE BARRICADE "STATE OF R~STLESSNESS" THAT WAS FOL~ CEIVED THE LAST RITES OF THE CHURCH SCUFfLED BRIEFLY WITH POLICEMEN WHEN LOWED BY PAINS. YESTERDAY. THEY TOOK AWAY fROM HIM A SMALL AMER­ DOCTORS ASSEMBLED AT HIS BEDSIDE IN HE WAS BEiNG ADMINISTERED OXYGEN TO ICAN FLAG. HE WAS TOSSED INTO A TRUCK THE PRE-DAWN HOURS, AND DURING THE DAY OFFSET THE LETHAL EffECTS OF A STOMACH THE OTHERS CLIMBED PEACEFULLY ABOARD THERE WERE THESE DEVELOPMENTS: TUMOR IN ITS TERMINAL STAGE AND COM­ THE VEHICLES STILL CHANTING "WE WANT 6:30 A M --THE POPE HEARD MASS FROM PL!CATIONS OF PERITONITIS--INFLAMMATION FREEDOM" AND "WE SHALL NOT BE MOVED." HIS S l CKBED. IT WAS CE LEBRATED I N AN OF THE ABDOMINAL CAVITY--AND ANEMIA. SOME 75 BLUE-HELMETED POLICEMEN ADJOINiNG ROOM BY HIS SECRETARY. H,S THREE PEASANT BROTHERS AND SISTER STANDING TWO AND THREE DEEP FORMED 9 30 A M --ONE OF THE PHYSICIANS, GATHERED WITH RICHLY ROBED PRELATES AC~OSS THE STREET AND SIDEWALKS TO PROF. PIETRO VALDONI, EXAMINED THE AROUND HIS SIMPLE BRASS BED IN THE VA­ HALT THE MARCH, WHiCH BEGAN WITH A POPE AND CONFIRMED "THE GRAVITY OF THE TICAN PALACE WAITING FOR DEATH TO TAKE GATHERING AT A NEGRO CHURCH. CRIS!S." HIM AS THE WILL OF GOD. As THE WHOLESALE ARRESTS WERE BEING i i: 15 Ao~ --AT THE POPE'S REQUEST HE THEY HAD RUSHED TO THE PALACE LAST MADE, THE STATE H,GHWAY PATROL WAS WAS GiVEN THE LAST RITES--ExTREME NIGHT FROM THEIR PEASANT HOME AT SOTTO SENT INTO ACTION IN THE CITY. SOME 60 UNCTION AND V,ATICUM. IL MONTE--BENEATH THE MOUNTAIN--IN TROOPERS, WEARING ~ELMETS AND CARRYING 2:00 P.M.--PROF. RAIMONDO MANZINI, NORTHERN ITALY. RIOT GUNS, MARCHED INTO THE AREA TO HEAD OF THE VATICAN C,TY NEWSPAPER IT WAS THE FIRST PLANE RIDE FOR THE ASSIST POLICE. "OSSERVATORE ROMANO," DISCLOSED TO RONCALLI BROTHERS--ZARERIO, 80, ALFREDO, THE STUDENTS WERE HAULED AWAY IN NEWSMEN THE SUDDEN TURN FOR THE WORSE 7 4 , AND GIUSEPPE, 69. WITH THEM WAS NINE TRUCKS WHICH MADE RETURN TRIPS IN THE POPE'S CONDITION. THE NEWS ASSUNTA, THE ONLY SURVIVING SISTER OF TO CARRY THE NEGROES TO A JAIL AT THE FLASHED AROUND THE WORLD. AN ORIGINAL FAMILY Of 13 C~ILDREN. STATE FAIRGROUNDS. 3:00 PoM.--THE POPE'S CHIEF PHYSI­ THEY ARRIVED AFTER THE POPE LAPSED THE TRUCKS, ESCORTED BY POLICE CARS, CIAN, PROF. ANTONIO GASBARRINI, LEFT INTO A COMA BUT SOME THOUGHT THEY SAW SPED THE STUDENTS TO TWO GIANT EXHIBIT BOLOGNA IN NORTHERN ITALY TO RUSH BACK A FLICKER or RECOGNITION ON THE POPE's HALLS AT THE FAIRGROUNDS WHICH HAVE TO THE VATICAN BY TRAIN. PILGRIMS AND ASHEN FACE. BEEN PREPARED AS A GIANT STOCKADE. TOURISTS BEGAN GATHERING IN ST. PETER'S OUTSIDE THE VATICAN THOUSANDS MILLED ABOUT 100 OTHER NEGROES WERE ALREADY SQUARE BELOW THE WINDOW OF THE POPE'S SILENTLY AFTER MIDNIGHT IN ST PETER'S IN THE STOCKADE. THEY WERE ARRESTED APARTMENT. SQUARE, GAZING UP AT THE SHUTTERED EARLIER TODAY. 2: 15 P.M.--VATICAN RADIO CANCELLED THIRD fLOOR WINDOWS WHERE JOHN WAS IN REGULAR BROADCASTS AND BEGAN AN "EX- THE CLOSING MINUTES OF A FOUR AND A HALF VillAGERS AWAIT NEWS Of POPE TRAORDINARY SERVICE" ON THE POPE'S YEAR BUT MOMtNTOUS PONTl~ICATE. SOTTO IL MONTE, ITALY (UPI)--THE CONDITION IN A NUMBER OF LANGUAGES. VATICAN RAD~O BROADCAST SOLEMN AN­ CITIZENS OF THIS LITTLE NORTHERN ITAL- 4:30 p.M.--MSGR. CAPOVILLA, THE NOUNCEMENTS IN A DOZEN LANGUAGES INTER­ IAN VILLAGE CLUSTERED AROUND THEIR RA- POPE'S SECRETARY,AGAIN SAID MASS FOR SPERSED WITH SURGING ORGAN MUSIC. EACH THE POPE. ANNOUNCEMENT WAS MORE DOLOROUS THAN DIOS AND TELEVISION SETS THROUGH THE 5:30 p.M.--THE REV. ILARINO DA MIL- THE LASTo "CONTINUALLY WORSENING ! NIGHT, TENSELY AWAITING NEWS ON THE ANO, A fRANCISCIAN fRIAR, SAID AFTER PULSE GROWING WEAKER." ! TOWN'S MOST FAMOUS NATIVE SON, POPE VISITING THE PONTIFF: "THE POPE LOOKED CATHOL!CS, CHRISTIANS AND NON-BELIEV­ JOHN XX III THE VILLAGERS, LIKE OTHERS AROUND AS IF HE HAD ONLY A FEW MINUTES TO ERS ALREADY WERE GRI[VING FOR THE IM­ LIVE." MINENT PASSING OF A MAJOR FIGURE OF THE THE WORLD, LISTENED TO THE VATICAN RA- DIO ANNOUNCEMENTS HOUR AFTER HOUR. 6:45 P M --THE VATICAN PRESS OFFICE 20TH CENTURY "THE HOLY fATHER IS IN COMA ••• THE ANNOUNCED A "FURTHER WORSENING" IN THE THE ITALIAN COMMUNIST NEWSPAPER l'UN­ HOLY fATHER'S CONDITION IS WORSENING. POPE'S CONDITION AND SAID HE WAS "SUF- ITA SAID IN ITS SATURDAY EDITION: "A THE HOLY fATHER IS EXPIRING ••• " fERING A LOT OF PAIN" GREAT POPE is DYING--A GREAT PERSONALITY MANY OF THOSE LISTENING TO THE BROAD- 7: 15 P M.--A VATICAN COMMUNIQUE SAID IN CONTEMPORARY HISTORY" EVEN ATHEIST CAST WERE RELATIVES __ NIECES AND NEPH- POPE JOHN'S CONDITION CONTINUED TO DE­ PREMIER NIKITA S. KHRUSHCHEV HAD SENT EWS, DISTANT COUSINS POPE JOHN'S TERIORATE WITH COMPLICATIONS OF "GEN­ HIM A MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY. ERALIZED PERITONITIS"--AN INFLAMMATION THREE BROTHERS WHO LIVE HERE HAD GONE OF THE ABDOM I NAL MEMBRANE. IT SA I 0 POPE TO ROME YESTERDAY AND WERE AT THE PON-" LATE BULLETIN TIFF'S BEDSIDE. HIS PULSE RATE AND THE CARDIO-CIRCU- POPE JOHN WAS BOR~ HERE 81 YEARS AGO, LATORY SYSTEM ••• ARE DETERIORATING NOW VATICAN C,TY (UPI)--POPE JOHN XXI II ~F RESPIRATORY DIFFICULTIES." SLIPPED TO THE BRINK OF DEATH TODAY BUT THE SON OF PEASANTS WHO TILLED THE SOIL BECAUSE ' FOR A LIVING. HE WAS CHRISTENED AN- IT SAID THE POPE WAS SUFFERING BUT EARLY THIS MORNING REGAINED CONSCIOUS- FULLY CONSCIOUS AND LUCID." NESS GElO G,USEPPE RONCAlLI. 8:05 PoM.--THE POPE'S RELATIVES AR- THE VATICAN ANNOUNCED THAT THE PONTIFF THE HOUSE WHERE POPE JOHN SPENT HIS BOYHOOD, tllA COlOMBERA" (THE DOVEHOUSE~ RIVED IN ROME BY PLANE FROM NORTHERN AFTER MORE THAN SIX HOURS IN A COMA RE- ITALY GAINED CONSCIOUSNESS AT 2:45 A.M. (0145 STILL STANDS AT THE TOP OF A NARROW, 8 ) " COBBLESTONE STREET. THE PONTIFF'S REL- :25 P M.--THE VATICAN ANNOUNCED POPE GMT AND BLESSED HIS RELATIVES INDIVID- JOHN HAD LOST CONSCIOUSNESS UAlLY." ATIVES OWN IT AND LIVE THERE. 10: 16 P.M --THE VATICAN PRESS OFFICE VATICAN RADIO SAID: THE ATMOSPHERE WAS DIFFERENT THAN ON SAID THE POPE WAS BEING ADMINISTERED tlTHEY INFORM US IN THIS MOMENT THAT THE AFTERNOON OF OCT. 2 8 , 195 8 , WHEN OXYGEN THROUGH A NASAL TUBE. THE VA- THE HOLY fATHER HAS A FEW MINUTES AGO RE­ THE PARISH PRIEST FIRED OFF A GUN, RANG THE CHURCH BELLS AND TOLD THE PARISION- TICAN RADIO SAID IT WOULD CONTINUE GAINED HIS SENSORY FACILITIES, THAT IS BROADCASTING THROUGH THE NIGHT TO SAY, HE REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS ERS THAT A NATIVE SON HAD BECOME P OPE. "HE RECOGNIZED, GREETED AND BLESSED Now, THERE WAS SILENCE, BROKEN ONLY 12:30 A M.--VATICAN RADIO REPORTS HE BY THE ORGAN MUSIC AND ANNOUNCEMENTS OF IS MOVING TOWARD THE INEXORABLE END. ALL THOSE PRESENT AND ESPECIALLY HIS REI THE VATICAN ~~I~_. _____ ~ ______~ ____ .______~A_T_I_V_E_S_o ______PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY i JUNE 1963 PUBLI SHl:.U AT THE. D I Kl:.~ t I UN Uf I Ht. Cl)II­ CYCLONE HONG KONG MANDING OffiCER, PACifiC MISSILE RANGE TWO MILLION HOKELESS fACILITY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS, WATER SUPPLY DESPERATE DACCA, PAKISTAN (UPI )--THOUSANDS WERE CONTRACT NOAS-4176-c WITH THE TRANS­ HONG KONG (UP1 )--WATER SERVICE fOR fEARED DEAD TODAY IN THE AFTERMATH Of PORT COMPANY Of TEXAS. HOUSEHOLDS WILL BE CUT OFf IN HONG A CYCLONE AND TID~L WAVES THAT SWEPT THE HOURGLASS is PUBLISHED DAilY KONG BY THE END Of JUNE UNLESS HEAVY ALONG A 178-MILE STRETCH OF THE BAY Of MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE fOR RAINS FALL DURI~G THE MONTH, THE CO­ BENGAL IN EAST PAKISTAN. NOTICES IS 4 P M. DAY BEfORE PUBLICA­ LONIAL SECRETARY HAS ANNOUNCED. POLICE AT THE CHITTAGONG CITY SUBURB TION DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS 10 SECRETARY WALTER E. Bo TEESDAlE SAlt OF KUMIRA 120 MiLES SOUTHEAST Of HERE, A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION THE PUBLIC WOULD BE REDUCED TO DRAWBN( REPORTED 800 PERSONS KILLED THERE ALONEQ THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO WATER FROM COMMON STANDPIPES, AND THA" PRESS REPORTS IN DACCA ESTIMATED THAT EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED fOR PUBLICATIONo RATION CARDS WOULD BE NECESSARY fOR 5,000 DEAD, 10,000 MISSING AND TWO MIL­ THIS. L~ON HOMELESS IN THE AffECTED AREA. EDITOR - RALPH MOORS iN AN APPEAL BROADCAST OVER THE A 40-MllE WIDE PATH Of DESTRUCTION COLONYvS RADIO AND TELEVISiON NETWORK~ RANGED FROM tENI, 85 MILES SOUTHEAST Of HE ASSURED LISTENERS THAT if THE U.S. TROOPS IN THAILAND DACCA IN THE NOAKHALI DISTRICT, SOUTH WORST CAME THE GOVERNMENT WOULD BE BANGKOK (UPI )--AMERICAN TROOPS ARE TO COX'S BAZAR IN THE CHITTAGONG DIS­ ABLE TO PROVIDE WATER FOR DRiNKING SCHEDULED TO BEGIN ARRIVINC AT KORAT, TRICT, AND INCLUDED 500 HEAVILY-POPU­ PURPOSES ONLY. 120 MILES NORTHEAST Of BANGKOK AT 0700 LATED OFFSHORE ISLANDS As Of TODAY, HONG KONG'S WATER SUP­ GMT TODAY (1900 AT KWAJALEIN) fOR MiL­ THE CYCLONE FORMED IN THE BAY Of BEN­ PLY WilL BE CUT DOWN TO THREE HOURS ITARY EXERCISES UNDER THE AUSPICES Of GAL AND fiRST HIT THE COASTAL AREA EVERY FOUR DAYS. THE SOUTHEAST ASIA TREATY ORGANIZATION ABOUT MIDNIGHT TUESDAY WINDS Of 162 A GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN SAID THAT UN (SEATO) M~LES AN HOUR WERE REPORTED, fOLLOWED LESS THIS RESTRICTION IS SUCCESSfUL THEIR PRESENCE IN THAILAND OFfiCIALLY BY TIDAL WAVES SWEEPING OVER THE COA­ IN REDUCiNG PUBLIC CONSUMPTION TO 25 IS lABELED AS AN ORDINARY MiliTARY MAN- STAl ISLANDS AND THE ENTIRE COASTAL MILLiON GALLONS A DAY, THE SUPPLY WilL EUVER HOWEVER, IT IS EXPECTED TO AREA. BE REDUCED STilL fURTHER HAVE A STiffENING EffECT ON AMERICAN COMMUNICATIONS WERE RIPPED OUT AND SIXTEEN SHIPPING COMPANIES HAVE PRO­ ALLIES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA IN THE CUR- INfORMATION fROM THE AREA WAS SCANT. MISED TO BRiNG 1.5 MILLION GALLONS Of RENT UNCERTAIN SITUATION IN NEARBY A PAKISTAN AIR FORCE PilOT WHO fLEW WATER fREIGHT-fREE TO THE COLONY WiTH­ LAOS. OVER THE AREA LATE YESTERDAY REPORTED IN THE NEXT 10 D~YS THE VAN GUARD Of A UNIT fROM THE BRI­ SEEING MASS DEVASTATION ON THE orF­ A PLASTIC fOU~-GALLON WATER CONTAIN­ TISH COMMONWEALTH LEfT BANGKOK BY CON­ SHORE ISLANDS, WITH PEOPLE MAROONED ON ER WHICH NORMALLY RETAilS fOh UoS.$i VOY TODAY fOR THE PROVINCIAL CITY OF HIGH GROUND OR DESPERATELY SEEKING WAS QUOTED AT $2 THURSDAY IN A CEN- UBOL SHELTER, THEIR HOUSES SMASHED. TRAL DISTRICT SHOP. IT COMPRISED 200 SOLDIERS Of THE REPORTS REACHING DACCA SAID THAT IN 28TH BR~GADE COMMANDED BY ROBERT B. SOME PLACES 100 PER CENT OF THE MUD BUENOS AIRES DAWSON, AND INCLUDED EXPERIENCED Aus­ HOUSES HAD BEEN DESTROYED AND THOUSANDS TRALIAN, NEW ZEALAND AND BRITISH JUN­ Of HEAD Of CATTLE KILLED. TRANSPORTATION PARALYZED BY STRIKE GLE fiGHTERS. ABOUT 1,600 SMALL BOATS WERE REPORT­ BUENOS AIRES (UPI )--fEDERAL POLICE THE COMMONWEALTH TROOPS ARRIVED RE­ ED CAPSIZED IN THE RIVER KARNAfULI ARMED WITH SUBMACHINE GUNS, TEAR GAS CENTLY IN BANGKOK fROM SINGAPORE. NEAR CHITTAGONG Two OCEAN-GOING SHIPS BOMBS AND TANKS SPRAYING JETS Of WERE REPORTED RUN AGROUND AND THREE COLORED WATER PATROLLED TKE STREETS NiKITA AND FIDEL VISIT ROCKET BASE OTHERS DAMAGED IN THE NEARBY PORT, Of ARGENTINE CITIES TODAY TO PREVENT WHERE DOCKS WERE RIPPED UP, SHIPS TORN Moscow (UPI }--PREMIER NIKITA KHRU­ POSSIBLE VIOLENCE IN A ONE-DAY NATION­ fROM THEIR MOORINGS AND A NUMBER Of SHCHEV WAS REPORTED TODAY TO HAVE WIDE GENERAL STRIKE BARGES SUNKo SHOWN VISITING CUBAN LEADER fiDEL CAS­ THE WORK STOPPAGE CALLED BY THE TRO SOME Of THE SOVIET UNION'S STRA­ GENERAL LABOR CONfEDERATION (CGT) TEGIC ROCKETS WHICH COULD RETALIATE LAOS PARALYZED TRAIN, BUS AND TAXI SERVICES AGAINST ANY INVASION OF CUBA. NEUTRALIST POST SHELLED IN BUENOS AIRES. IT CLOSED SHOPS, THEATERS, BARS AND THE COMMUNIST PARTY NEWSPAPER "P RA- VIENTIANE (UPI )--COMMUNIST TROOPS, RESTAURANTS AND PREVENTED THE DISTRD­ VDA" ANNOUNCED THE TWO HAD VISITED AN "REINfORCED BY fOREIGN ELEMENTS, AT- " BUTION Of SLIMMED-DOWN NEWSPAPERS. UNIDENTIFIED STRATEGIC ROCKET BASE, TACKED A NEUTRALIST OUTPOST ON THE THE CGT CALLED THE GENERAL STRIKE TO BELIEVED TO BE IN THE CAUCASES. BUT PLAIN Of JARS FRIDAY, KilLING fOUR CLIMAX A "WEEK OF PROTIST" AGAINST THE PAPER NAMED NO DATE fOR THE VISIT NEUTRALIST SOLDIERS AND WOUNDING 10 AUSTERE GOVERNMENT fiSCAL POLICIES, THE TWO LEADERS LEFT Moscow AT THE OTHERS, PRIME MINISTER SOUVANNA PHOUMA NON-PAYMENT Of GOVERNMENT WORKER'S END OF lAST WEEK fOR A BLACK SEA HOLI­ ANNOUNCED TODAY SALARIES AND IMPRISONMENT Of POLITICAL DAY IN THIS REGiON AfTER KHRUSHCHEV A COMMUNIQUE ISSUED BY THE NEUTRALISl AND TRADE UNION PRISONERS. PUBLICLY WARNED THAT THE SOVIET UNION PRIME MINISTER'S OffiCE SAID THAT THE fEDERAL POLICE, WHO DEPLOYED RIOT WAS COMMITTED TO DEfEND CUBA, AND AN ATTACK OCCURRED AT DONG DANE, ON THE CARS IN DOWNTOWN SHOPPING STREETS INVASION COULD BRING THE WORLD TO A STRATEGiC SOUTHEAST WING Of THE 23-MILE II II THROUGHOUT THE WEEK, SUMMONED EXTRA NUCLEAR-MISSILE CATASTROPHE PERIMETER OCCUPIED BY NEUTRALIST TROOPS REINFORCEMENTS LAST NIGHT. SOLDIERS THERE WAS STILL NO OfFICIAL WORD ON THE PLAIN Of JARS. WITH SLUNG CARBINES AND POliCE UNDER WHEN CASTRO PLANS TO LEAVE THE SOVIET THE DONG DANE OUTPOST WAS REPORTED TO ARMY ORDERS GUARDED RAILROAD STATIONS, UNION SOME OF HIS PARTY HAVE BEEN HAVE BEEN SHELLED INTENSIVELY ALL DAY WATER AND ELECTRIC PLANTS AND MILITARY REPORTED ALREADY TO HAVE DEPARTED. lONG. I NSTALLATD ONS. IT WAS BELIEVED CASTRO'S DEPARTURE A WESTERN OBSERVER WHO RETURNED fROM THE DECISION OF BUENOS AIRES BUS WOULD BE UNANNOUNCED. THE PLAIN Of JARS FRIDAY ESTIMATED THAl DRIVERS LATE LAST NIGHT TO SUPPORT THE MORE THAN 100 SHEllS fEll AROUND DONG INDONESIA DANE AND NEARBY LAT HUONG WHERE COMMU- STRIKE INDICATED IT HAD POSSIBILITIES OF PARALYZING BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT PEACE CORPS TOLD TO GO HOME NIST PATHET LAO fORCES WERE ATTEMPTING ACTiViTIES IN THE CAPITAL. JAKARTA (UPI )--SEVENTEEN AMtRICAN TO SOfTEN UP THE NEUTRALISTS PREPARA- THE DRIVERS, WHO GENERALLY ARE OWN­ ATHLETIC COACHES fROM THE U.S. PEACE TORY TO A BREAKTHROUGH ERS OF THEIR VEHICLES, HAVE PREVENTED THE COMMUNIQUE ALSO REfERRED TO CON- CORPS ARRIVED TONIGHT MORE THAN AN TINUED fiGHTING AT LAT BOUAe ON THE PREVIOUS CGr STRIKES fROM ACHIEVING HOUR BEHIND SCHEDULE AND WERE GREETED THEIR GOALS. NEUTRALISTS' NORTHEAST WING WHERE BY HUNDREDS Of YOUNG SOLDIERS UNDER THE COMMAND Of NEUTRA- MALAYSIA CHANTING "PEACE CORPS INDONESIA~SGO HOME. A SECOND GROUP Of '7 COACHE5 IS liST GEN KONG LE RECENTLY HAVE BEEN RAHMAN-SUKARNO TALK AMIABLE fORCED TO EVACUATE A NUMBER Of HillTOP SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE TOMORROW fROM T (UPI) MALAYAN PREMIER TENGKU POSITIONS. OKYO -- TOKYO. THEY ARE TO BE ASSIGNED TO "OUR MEN ARE ASKING WHY THEY CANNOT ABDUL RAHMAN SAID TODAY THAT HE WAS PROV I NC I AL CIT I ES I N THE f AR-fl UNG COUNTER ATTACK," COL SOUL I VANH, KONG CONFI DENT HiS TAL KS HERE WITH 111 NDONE- ISLANDS Of INDONESIA. LE'S CHIET Of STAff TOLD UPI BEfORE SIAN PRESIDENT SUKARNO WOULD CLEAR THE MOB Of ANTI-AMERICAN DEMONSTRA- BOARDING AN AIRPLANE TO RETURN...::rO THE THE ABR" fOR TRI-NATDON TALKS IN MAN- TORS GATHERED AT THE AIRPORl TO GIVE ilA ON THE CONTROVERSIAL MALAYSiA fED- THE COACHES A NOISY RECEPTION. THEY PLAIN Of JARS. HE CAME TO VIENTIANE TO REPORT PER- ERATION. CARR I ED BANNERS READ I NG "PEACE CORPS, M "I CANNOT PRED I CT," HE SA_ID, "I CAN SONAlLY ON THE SITUATION TO PRIME IN- Go HOME " AND "PEACE CORPS No, GANEf 0 BUT I HAVE A fEELING ISTER SOUVANNA. ONLY PRAY YES. " SOUVANNA- HAS GIVEN S TR I CT ORDERS EVERYTH i NG WB LL BE All RIGHT " GANEf 0 IS THE ABBREVIATION fOR RAHMAN AND SUKARNO MET fOR 90 MiN- " AGAINST STAGING Of A MASSIVE COUNTER "GAMES Of NEW EMERGING FORCES, AN UTES TODAY ON NEUTRAL GROUND TO TRY TO INTE RNATIONAL ATHLETIC COMPETITiON ATTACK. SOME Of THE DiffERENCES OVER "WITH THE RAINY SEASON, WE SOON WILL IRON OUT INDONESIA IS PROMOTING WITH THE AiD HAVE TO DEPEND ON AIRDROPPED SUPPLIES,'; THE FEDERATION THAT RAHMAN is DRIVONG L-~O~f~C~O~M~M~U~N~I_S_T_C__ H:~N_A:.:.~.~. ______~s~o~u~L~I~V~A~N~H~S~A~!~D~. ______~I~~r.~oR_aRIY~A~\u~JG~ ~j:~I ______~ HOURGLASS SATURDAY I JUNE 1963 , ------~--.-- DISARMAMENT AMERiCAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP U.S. APPEALS FOR SENSE NORFOLK, VA (UPI)--A VESSEL SEARCH­ NEW YORK (UPi)--THE MINNESOTA TW!NS ING FOR THE NUCLEAR SUBMARINE THRESH­ GENEVA (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES POSTED THEIR 10TH STRAIGHT VICTORY ER, WHICH SANK IN THE ATLANTIC APRIL APPEALED TO COMMUNIST 01SAR8AMENT NE- THURSDAY WHEN THEY EDGED THE WASHING­ 10 WITH 129 MEN ABOARD, LOCATED AND GOTIATORS TODAY TO TALK SENSE INSTEAD TON SENATORS, 3-2, ON PITCHER CAMILO PHOTOGRAPHED THE SUBMARINE TODAY Of DEMANDING ONES IDEO CONCESSIONS fROM PASCUAL'S SACRifiCE FLY IN THE NINTH ABOUT 220 MILES EAST OF BOSTON. THE WEST. INNING. ATLANTIC FLEET HEADQUARTERS SAID U S NEGOTIATOR CHARLES C. STELLE PASCUAL, WHO SCATTERED EIGHT HITS THE PHOTOGRAPHS CLEARLY SHOWED A RUP­ TOLD THE 17-NATION DISARMAMENT CON­ AND STRUCK OUT EIGHT, HIT A SHALLOW FLY TURED SECTION OF THE THRESHER'S HULL FERENCE SOVIET DEMANDS THAT THE UNITED TO CENTER fiELD WITH THE BASES LOADED AND THE SHIP'S DIVING PLANES, fiNS STATES REMOVE NUCLEAR ARMS fROM fOR­ AND ONE OUT P,NCH-RUNNER JOHNNY GORYL USED fOR DIVING AND MANEUVERING WHILE EIGN BASES AND DENUCLEARIZE THE MEDI­ BEAT DON LOCK'S THROW TO THE PLATE ON SUBMERGED. TERRANEAN SEA ARE UNfAIR AND ILLOGI­ A CLOSE PLAY THE PHOTOGRAPHS WERE TO BE STUDIED CAL BOB ALLISON HIT HIS 12TH HOMER WITH BY A NAVY BOARD Of INQUIRY INVESTIGA­ HE SAID THE RUSSIANS "SEEK IN UN­ THE BASES EMPTY IN THE SECOND INNING TING THE THRESHER DISASTER. ILTERAL fASHION TO HARASS AND OBSTRUCT AND THE TWINS PICKED UP AN UNEARNED A NAVY SPOKESMAN SAID THE BATHYSCAP~ WESTERN DEfENSIVE MOVES TAKEN TO KEEP RUN OFF LOSER TOM CHENEY IN THE NEXT TRIESTE WAS LEAVING BOSTON IMMEDIATEL) NATO MODERN AND UP TO DATE IN THE FACE FRAME. THF SENATORS RALLIED TO TIE TO OBTAIN ADDITIONAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF O~ THE MAMMOTH SOVIET MILITARY EffORT. THE SCORE IN THE FIFTH ON THREE SINGLES THE THRESHER WHICH SANK APRIL 10 WITH "WE CAN JUST IMAGINE THE REACTION AND AN ERROR 129 MEN ABOARD. A NAVY TASK FORCE HA~ OF THE SOVIET UNION IF WE WERE TO PRO­ THE NEW YORK YANKEES PULLED TO WITH­ BEEN COMBING THE ATLANTIC FOR MORE POSE.. A NUCLEAR fREE ZONE COMPRISING IN TWO GAMES OF PACESETTING BALTIMORE THAN A MONTH IN SEARCH OF THE THRESH­ THE fULL TERRITORY OF ALL STATES BOR­ BY NIPPING THE BOSTON RED SOX, 6-5, IN ERYS SUNKEN HULL. DERING ON THE CASPIA~ SEA," STEELE 10 INNINGS WHILE THE KANSAS CITY ATHLE­ DR J. LAMAR WORZEL, ASSISTANT D,­ SAID. TICS WHIPPED THE ORIOLES, 7- 2 RECTOR Of THE LAMONT GEOLOGICAL OB­ "EACH SIDE CAN THINK UP SUCH UN­ ELSTON HOWARD SCORED THE YANKEES' SERVATOny AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AND BALANCED SCHEMES, BUT WE IN THE WEST WINNiNG RUN WHEN HE DOUBLED Off LOSER SENIOR CIVILIAN SCIENTIST AT THE ARE SENSIBLE AND RESPONSIBLE ENOUGH ARNOLD EARLEY AND EVENTUALLY SCRAMPERED ~EARCH ~CENE, SAID THE PHOTOGRAPHS NOT TO BURDEN OUR CONfERENCE AND THE HOME ON A SACRIFICE FLY BY CLETE BOYER. CLEARLY IDENTIFIED THE THRESHER'S WORLD PUBLIC WITH SUCH NONSENSE THE R~D SOX HAD TIED THE SCORE ON ED SAIL AREA, THE AREA CONTAINING THE "LET US GET ON WITH REALISTIC BRESSOUD'S SECOND HOMER Of THE GAME CeNNING TOWER AND OTHER VERTICAL MEASURES THAT HAVE SOME CHANCE Of GEN­ WITH TWO OUT IN THE NINTH INNING EQUIPMENT HE SAID OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS ERAL ACCEPTANCE » RALPH TERRY WENT THE ROUTE FOR THE CLEARLY SHOWED A RUPTURED SECTION OF SPEAKING BEfORE STELLE, SOVIET NE­ YANKEES IN GAINING HIS SIXTH ViCTORY THE SUBMARINE'S HULL AND DIVING PLANE~ GOTIATOR SEMYON K TSARAPKIN RENEWED DICK STUART ALSO HOMERED fOR THE RED THE PHOTOGRAPHS WERE TAKEN BY UNDER­ SOVIET PROPOSALS FOR A NON-AGGRESSION SOX AND ROGER MAR!S CLOUTED HiS SEVENTH WATER CAMERA EQUIPMENT ABOARD THE LA­ PACT BETWEEN NATO AND THE WARSAW PACT OF THE SEASON FOR THE YANKEES MONT LABORATORY RESEARCH VESSEL "CON­ THE WEST REPEATEDLY HAS REJECTED THIS THE "A'S" POUNDED STEVE BARBER, WHO RAD," ONE OF MORE THAN A DOZEN VARIOUS IDEA AS BEING DIVORCED fROM DISARMA­ HAD BEATEN THEM !O TIMES WiTHOUT A SHIPS WHICH HAD BEEN PARTICIPATING IN MENT GOALS. LOSS, AND TWO OTHER BALTiMORE PITCHERS THE SEARCH Of A 700-BY-200-YARD AREA FOR ~I HITS, INCLUDING A TWO-RUN HOMER OF PRIME INTEREST ABOUT 220 MILES NOTICE rOR HOUSING AND BOQ OCCUPANTS BY ED CHARLES ED RANKOW LIMITED THE EAST OF BOSTON. JUNE HOUSE RENTALS, TELEPHONE RENT­ ORIOLES TO THREE HITS BEFORE RETIRING.~ V,CE ADM ALTON W. GRENFELL, COM­ ALS, AND BOQ BILLETING AND MESSING THE SEVENTH WITH A SORE ARM. JOHN WYATT MANDER Of THE ATLANTIC FLEET SUBMAR­ CHARGES ARE DUE AND PAYABLE JUNE I MOPPED UP FOR THE A's INE FORCE, SAID THE PHOTOGRAPHS WOULD PAYMENT MAY BE MADE AT THE CENTRAL THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX WON A PAIR FRO~ BE fLOWN fROM BOSTON TO PORTSMOUTH, BILLETING OffiCE. If MORE CONVENIENT, THE CLEVELAND INDIANS, 8-4 AND 4-2 N.H., WHERE THE BOARD Of INQUIRY WAS A CHECK PAYABLE TO THE TRANSPORT COM­ HOYT WILHELM'S THREE SCORELESS iNNINGS CONVENED. THE "CONRAD" WAS EXPECTED PANY Of TEXAS MAY BE PLACED IN AN OF RELIEf PITCHING AND A SOLO HOMER BY TO ARRIVE IN BOSTON AT 3 P.M. EDT TO­ ENVELOPE AND ADDRESSED TO THE CENTRAL RON HANSEN THAT 8ROKE A 4-4 TIE FEA­ MORROW WITH THE PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE. BILLETING OFFICE fOR DELIVERY VIA THE TURED CHICAGO'S O,£NaNG GAME VICTORY. , THE SINKING Of THE THRESHER WAS THE GARY PETERS AND fRANK BAUMANN COM81NED GUARD MAIL. WORST PEACETIME DISASTER EVER RECORD­ IN ADDITION, A CLERK WILL BE AT IN PITCHING A FIVE-HITTER IN THE NIGHT­ ED. PRIOR TO THE LOSS Of THE NUCLEAR THE EXECUTIVE MESS DURING THE LUNCH CAP. SUBMARINE, THE BRITISH SU9MARINE HOUR ON JUNE 3 AND 4, TO RECEIVE YOUR HANK AGUIRRE ALLOWED ONLY FOUR HITS, THETIS SANK IN THE IRISH SEA JUNE I, PAYMENT. ALL SINGLES, IN PITCHING THE DETROIT 1939, WITH A LOSS OF 99 MEN. THE ONLY TIGERS TO A 3-0 TRIUMPH OVER THE Los OTHER SUBMARINE DISASTER COSTING MORE REP. WALTER DIES ANGELES ANGELS JAKE WOOD AND Gus LIVES THAN THE THRESHER WAS THE SINK­ TRIANDOS HIT SOLO HOMERS fOR THE TIGERS ING Of THE USS ARGONAUT BY THE JAPAN- WASHINGTON (UPI)--REP FRANCIS E WOOD'S HOMER CAME OFF BOB TURLEY, WHO ESE DURING WORLD WAR Two IT WAS WALTER, (0 -PENN )CO-AUTHOR OF THE STRUCK OUT NINE AND GAVE UP SIX HITS SUNK Off THE NEW BRITAIN ISLAND WITH MCCARRAN-WALTER IMMIGRATION ACT AND BEfORE BEING REMOVED REMOVED FOR A A LOSS OF 102 MEN. LONG ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL MEMBERS PINCH-HITTER IN THE SEVENTH INNING EARLIER THIS WEEK THE NAVY ANNOUNCED OF THE HOUSE, DIED TODAY OF LEUKEMIA THAT 15 BOXES OF PARTS, GASKETS KNOWN WALTER, 69, HAD SERVED IN THE HOUSE INTEGRATION AS "O-RINGS," HAD BEEN fOUND ON THE SINCE 1933 AND AT HIS DEATH RANKED GOVERNOR ESCAPES SUBPOENA OCEAN BOTTOM WHERE THE THRESHER WAS SEVENTH IN SENIORITY AMONG DEMOCRATIC fOUND TODAY MEMBERS. MONTGOMERY, ALA (UPI)--THREE U.S. MARSHALS fAILED TODAY IN AN ATTEMPT THE NAVY SAID THEN THERE WAS A GOOD BATHYSCAPH TO SUBPOENA Gov GEORGE C WALLACE CHANCE THE PARTS HAD COME FROM THE UNABLE TO SALVAGE SUB THRESHER. fOR A FEDERAL COURT HEARING MONDAY ON BOSTON (UPI)--LT CMDR DONALD L A NAVY BOARD Of INQUIRY HAS BEEN A GOVERNMENT REQUEST TO ENJOIN THE KEACH Of SOMERVILLE, MASS, OFfiCER HOLDING EXHAUSTIVE HEARINGS SINCE THE GOVERNOR FROM INTERfERING WITH INTE­ IN CHARGE OF TRIESTE, SAID "THERE IS SUBMARINE DISAPPEARED WITHOUT A SIGN GRATION AT THE UNIVERSITY Of ALABAMA NO POSSIBILITY" Of USING THE BATHYSCAP~ LAST MONTH. THE MARSHALS WERE REBUffED BY HEL­ FOR SALVAGE Of THRESHER EARLIER YESTERDAY MAINE GOV. JOHN J METED STATE TROOPERS AND TWO OF THE REED AND A NAVY OffiCER ASSIGNED TO HE SAID THE CRAFT WOULD BE USED GOVERNOR'S BOGYGUARDS THE ILL-fATED SUBMARINE fLEW OUT TO MERELY TO TAKE MORE PICTURES FROM ALL "WE WERE JUST DOING OUR JOB" ONE Of SEA fROM BRUNSWICK, MAINE TO PAY THEIR POSSIBLE ANGLES THE BODY GUARDS SAID LATER. CAPT FRANK A ANDREWS, COMMANDER Of RESPECTS TO THE NAVY OfFICERS, CREW­ "WE JUST WON'T LET ANYONE NEAR HIM II THE SEARCH TASK FORCE FOR THE $45 MIL­ MEN AND CIVILIAN TECHNICIANS WHO WERE THE ATTEMPT TO HAND THE SUBPOENA TO LION NUCLEAR ATTACK SUBMARINE, SAID ABOARD THE THRESHER. WALLACE CAME AS THE GOVERNOR WALKED THEY DROPPED TWO fLORAL WREATHS IT WAS UNLIKELY THE SUNKEN SUBMARINE UP THE MARBLE STEPS Of THE STATE CAPI­ OVER THE SPOT WHERE THE SUBMARINE MADE COULD BE SALVAGED HE SAID CURRENT TOL BUILDING TO ENTER HIS OFFICE HER LAST RADIO CONTACT BEfORE THE fA­ TECHNIQUES HAD NOT BEEN DEVELOPED fOR THERE WAS NO PUSHING OR SHOVING OR PHY SALVAGE AT THAT DEPTH IIlf THE ARCHI­ TAL PLUNGE SICAL CONTACT. TECTS COULD DEVISE A METHOD FOR SUCH THE MARSHALS DEPARTED AfTER WALLACE DUPLICATE BR lOGE DEEP SALVAGE," HE SAID, "IT WOULD TAKE DiSAPPEARED INTO HIS OfFICE AND LOCKED A COUPLE OF YEARS " THE MAHOGANY DOOR. BRIDGE WILL BE PLAYED SUNDAY EVENING EIGHT OF THE 500 PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN 7.00 PM, IN THE TARO ROOM OF THE VESTERDAY SHOWED PORTIONS OF THE SUB­ FOR SALE--ZENITH TRANSOCEANIC TRANSI­ YOKWE YUK CLUB MARINE HOLDING TOGETHER TOR RADIO, NEVER USED, $120 CALL 9-452 OR SEE AT TRAlLER 88 (AFTER 6) • PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SAtURDAY I JUNE 1963 I~------~'-~- .,------~------r------=-.:a.-----1 ECUADOR TO FINE FISHERMEN WALL STREET CHATTER AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE QUITO, ECUADOR (UPI)--THE "FISHING NEW YORK (UPI)--INVESTOGRAPH STOCK SATURDAY, I JUNE 1963 WAR" BETWEEN U S TUNA BOATS AND ECUA­ SURVEY EDITOR WALT McKIBBEN SAYS THAT 5~00 P,M. DINNER MUSICALE DOR APPEARED NEARING AN END TODAY WITH ALTHOUGH HE IS BULLISH HE FEELS THIS 6:00 NEWS NAVAL AUTHORITIES DEBATING FINES TO BE IS CERTAINLY NOT A "BARGAIN" MARKET. 6:15 THIS IS My STORY

IMPOSED ON THE "POACHERS If McKIBBEN SAYS HE WOULD NOT ADVISE 6.30 THE COMMUNIST CHALLENGE T~E NEWSPAPER EL COMERCIO CALLED ANYONE TO "BUY THE MARKET" THE ANAL­ 7:00 MUSIC FOR THE MIDDLE MIND EDITORIALLY FOR IIENERGETIC SACTIONS YST FEELS THIS IS THE TIME TO DE-EMPHA- 8~00 GRAND OLE OPRY iN DEFENSE OF THE NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTylI SIZE ISSUES 8:30 SPORTS REPORT AGAINST THE SKIPPERS OF TWO TUNA BOATS, THOMSON & McKINNON FEEL THAT PRE- 8~~5 MUSIC BY CANDLELIGHT THE WHITE STAR AND RANGER, BOTH OF OCCUPATION WITH THE CONDUCT OF THE 9:00 WHAT'S My LINE SA~ DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, ACCUSED OF IN­ 30 TOP GRADE STOCKS IN THE DOW-JONES 9~30 SPORTLIGHT ALBUM FRINGING ECUADOREAN TERRITORIAL WATERS. INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE AND THE PROS AND I 10:00 OPUS ONE ECUADOR CLAIMS ITS TERRITORIAL WATERS CONS OF TECHNICIANS TENDS TO DIVERT I 12:00 SIGN OFF EXTEND 200 MILES OFF ITS COAST THE ATTENTION FROM THE EVER-INCREASING I SUNDAY, 2 JUNE 1963 U S RECOGNIZES ONLY A THREE-MILE LIMIT NUMBER Of STOCKS OUTSIDE THE AVERAGE : 9:00 A M SIGN ON ACCORDING TO THE AMERICAN VERSION, THE WHICH MAY WELL PROVE THE MAINSPRING OF: 9:05 DEE JAY HOLIDAY WH!TE STAR AND RANGER WERE FISHING THE REMAINING DRIVE IN THIS BULL MAR- 9:30 PROTESTANT HOUR NINE TO 13 MILES OFFSHORE THE ECUA­ KET 10:00 MASTER CONTROL DOREANS SAY THEY WERE "LESS THAN THREE LAWRENCE BLEIBERG OF BACHE & CO 10:30 TEMPLE HOUR MiLES" OFF THE COAST NOTES THAT ALTHOUGH STOCKS HAVE BEEN II ~OO CATHOLIC HOUR THE WHITE STAR AND RANGER WERE TOWED IN REGRET RECENTLY IT HAS AT LEAST 11.30 BOLERO TIME INTO THE SALINAS NAVAL BASE, SOME 200 BEEN AN ORDERLY RETREAT HE FEELS 12:00 NEWS MILES SOUTHWEST OF QUITO, YESTERDAY BY THE MARKET IS BACKING AND FILLING AND 12:05 SMALL WORLD ECUADOREAN WARSHIPS HOWEVER, 19 HE LOOKS FOR POSSIBLY FURTHER CONSO­ I :00 NEWS OTHER TUNA BOATS IN THE SAN DIEGO LIDATION BEFORE ANOTHER ADVANCE IS 1:15 HERE'S To VETERANS FISHING FLEET FOLLOWED THEM INTO PORT STAGED 1:30 HAWAII CALLS AS lIVOLUNTARILY DETAINED" ROBERT T ALLEN Of SHEARSON, HAM­ 2 :00 Nno/s ALTHOUGH U S TUNA FISHING ASSOCIA­ MILL & Co FEELS THAT ALTHOUGH THE 2:05 SING ALONG WITH MITCH TiON SPOKESMEN TERMED THE FISHING SHORT TERM MARKET IS VULNERABLE TO 3:00 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL IiLICENSESII SOLD BY ECUADOR TO FOREIGN­ ADVERSE NEWS DEVELOPMENTS, THE LONG (IF AVAILABLE) ERS A "RACKET," EL COMERCIO SAID ECUA­ RANGE OUTLOOK IS FAVORABLE ENOUGH TO 4:00 NEWS DOREAN LAW HAD BEEN VIOLATED "MORE WARRANT NEW COMMITMENTS 4:05 SUNDAY SERENADE THAN ONCE II AND WARNED THAT ECUADOREAN­ ELECTRONICS PACED A HIGHER AND MODER- 6:00 NEWS U S RELATIONS WERE IN JEOPARDY ATELY ACTIVE STOCK MARKET EARLY TO­ 6:15 LATIN QUARTER THE NEWSPAPER SAID THE FISHING DIS­ DAY 6:30 MR PRESIDENT PUTE DID NOT FALL INTO THE CATEGORY OF GAINS OF MORE THAN 2 IN IBM, TEXAS 7.00 HOLLYWOOD BOWL INTERNATIONAL LAW, AS SUGGESTED BY INSTRUMENTS, AND BECKMAN FEATURED THE 8·30 SPORTS REPORT T~E UNiTED STATES. SECTION. 8;45 COMPASS 15 YOUNGSTOWN PACED A fiRM STEEL GROUP 9:00 MUSIC OF BROADWAY CRiSIS ~N COMMON MARKET WITH A GAIN Of It WHILE CHRYSLER MOVED 10:00 STEVE ALLEN UP NEARLY A POINT IN A STEADY MOTORS II ~OO JOHNNY GREEN BRUSSELS (UPI)--SERIOUS CRISIS SECTION 12.00 SIGN OFF THREATENED THE EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET CHEMICALS WERE A MIXED AFFAIR WITH MONDAY, 3 JUNE 1963 TODAY AFTER FRANCE REJECTED A PLAN TO Du PONT AND AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL 6~00 A.M SIGN ON STRENGTHEN TIES WITH BRITAIN CHEMICAL THE ONLY OUTSTANDING ISSUES, 6:05 THE MORNING SHOW FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER TOLD HIS RISING I 3/4 APIECE INTERNATIONAL 7:00 NEWS COUNTERPARTS FROM WEST GERMANY, ITALY OILS WERE MIXED AND SUGARS FIRM 7:05 MORNING SHOW CONT'D AND THE BENELUX LANDS HIS COUNTRY SAW AMONG THE INDIVIDUAL ISSUES TO SHOW 8:00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST CLUB NO NEED FOR THl TRADING GROUP TO HAVE EARLY STRENGTH WERE POLAROID, KERN 8:30 ARHTUR GODFREY STRONGER CONTACTS COUNTY LAND, INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER, 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES AFTER THE tRENCH REJECTION OF THE PERKIN ELMER AND TENNESSEE CORP. 9:30 WORLD OF SHOW BUSINESS PLAN BY THE OTHER FIVE, CONFERENCE 10:00 COUNTRY CORNER CHAIRMAN EUGENE SCHAUS Of LUXEMBURG EMPTY JETLINER EXPLODES II :00 AMERICA'S POPULAR MUSIC TOLD THE PRESS, "If WE DO NOT REACH 11:25 MARSHALLESE NEWS NEWARK, NEW JERSEY (UPI)--AN AMERI­ AGREEMENT ON THE BRITISH QUESTION 11:30 IRA COOK SHOW CAN AIRLINES JETLINER PARKED AT NEWARK THEN WE ARE IN FULL CRISIS AGAIN" 12:00 NEWS AIRPORT BURST INTO FLAMES AND BURNED THE FRENCH MINISTER'S OBJECTION CAME 12:05 WEATHER-STOCKS EARLY YESTERDAY JUST FOUR MONTHS AFTER HE VETOED BRI­ 12:15 MIDDAY MELODIES No PASSENGERS WERE ABOARD TAIN'S APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP OF 12:30 FLAIR THE COMMON MARKET ON INSTRUCTIONS FROM PORT OF NEW YORK AUTHORITY POLICE­ 1:00 NEWSMAKERS MEN SAID THE AIRPORT WAS TEMPORARILY PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE. IT 1:15 SPORTS REPORT CLOSED TO ALLOW FIREMEN TO BATTLE AMOUNTED TO ANOTHER VETO AS PROPOSALS 1.30 SHOP CONCERT THE BLAZE THE FIRE WHICH STARTED MUST BE APPROVED UNAMIMOUSLY BY THE 3:30 A QUARTER CENTURY OF SWING COMMON MARKET'S MINISTERIAL COUNCIL. AT ABOUT 6:15A.M (1015 GMT) WAS 4:30 PAU HANA SERENADE THE FIVE PROPOSED PERIODIC EXCHANGE OUT AN HOUR LATER. No REASON FOR 5:00 AFRTS NEWS ANALYSIS OF VIEW BETWEEN THE COMMON MARKET AND THE FIRE WAS IMMFDIATELY DISCOVERED BRITAIN AT AMBASSADOR LEVEL. FRANCE GENERAL MESS MENU - SUNDAY SAID PRESENT CONTACTS ARE SUFFICIENT BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER FRUIT JUICE 1000: OMIT SAUSAGE SAl MIN SouP U.S. ALERT ON BERLIN AIR LANES 10MATO JUICE ROAST TOM TURKEY wi BERLIN (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES IS FRESH FRUIT ADD. MINUTE STEAKS CRANBERRY SAUCE, CELERY WATCHING THE BERLIN AIR LANES TO SEE HOT & COLD CEREAL SAUTEED ONIONS DRESSING AND GIBLET GRAVY IF THE RUSSINAS HAVE STARTED A NEW SAUSAGE TOSSED GREEN SALAD MASHED POTATOES CAMPAIGN TO HARASS WESTERN FLIGHTS EGGS TO ORDER TOAST, BUTTER & JAM BUTTERED BROCCOLI A RUSSIAN BUZZING YESTERDAY OF A POTATOES-RICE STEAMED RICE U S AIR FORCE TRANSPORT BROUGHT AN ICED COFFEE CAKE COOKIES & ICE CREAM AMERICAN PROTEST AND PROMPTED FEARS COFFEE-HOT TEA ICED TEA wiLEMON THE RUSSIANS MIGHT BE UP TO THEIR OLD MONDAY TRICKS A RUSSINA JET FLEW WITHIN 200 FEET BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER OF A C-97 fOUR-ENGINE STRATOFREIGHTER FRUIT JUICE CHICKEN & RICE SouP SAl MIN SOUP ON A FLIGHT TO BERLIN FRESH FRUIT ROAST BARON OF BEEF BAKED STEAK wi IT WAS THE FIRST ANNOUNCED RUSSIAN GRILLED BACON Au GRATIN POTATOES MUSHROOMS HARASSMENT OF A WESTERN ALLIED MILI­ HOT CAKES W/SYRUP BUTTERED BROCCOLI MASHED POTATOES TARY AIRCRAFT FLYING TO BERLIN SINCE SCRAMBLED EnGs STEAMED RICE CABBAGE SAUTE LAST SEPTEMBER. HASH BROWN POTATOES SALAD BAR wlDRESSING STEAMED RiCE STEAMED RICE CABIN PUDDING wi CHEF'S SALAD W/DRESSING LOST --MAN'S BI CYCL E "MURRAY" ONL Y GLAZED DOUGHNUTS LEMON SAUCE LEMON CREAM PIE THREE WEEKS OLD NAME IS ON FRONT AND TOAST, BUTTER & JAM CHILLED MILK COLD DRINK BACK FENDERS IN BLACK (PETE) CALL CHILLED MILK COLD DRINK HOT COFFEE HOURGLASS (2114) OR CORAL BOQ HOT COFFEE HOT COFFEE CHILLED MILK HOT TEA HOT TEA HOT TEA NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP NEW YORK, (UWI)--HANK AARON COLLECTEI THREE HITS, INCLUDING HIS 15TH HOME RUN OF THE SEASON, IN SPARKING THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES TO A 7-4 VICTORY OVE SPORTS THE Los ANGELES DODGERS THWRSDAY. AARON HOMERED WITH THE BASES EMPTY IN THE FIFTH INNING OFF DON DRYSDALE, PAGE 5 SPORTS SECTION SATURDAY I JUNE 1963 WHO GAVE UP SEVEN MITS IN THE SIX INNINGS HE WORKED. DRYSDALE FANNED MAJOR LEAGUE SUMMARY SEVEN BRAVES TO BRING HIS SEASON NEW YORK (UPI)--MEMORIAL DAY BASEBALL STRIKEOUT TOTAL TO 77. WARREN SPAHN, ALTHOUGH TOUCHED FOR ACTIVITY, IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE-­ MINNESOTA WON ITS 10TH IN A ROW, BEAT­ II HITS IN 7 2/3 INNINGS, PICKED UP HIS SEVENTH VICTORY OF THE SEASON AND ING WASHINGTON 3-2. THE BALTIMORE THE FIRE COMETS RACKED UP THEIR THE 334TH OF HIS MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER. ORIOLES SAW THEIR FIRST PLACE MARGIN THIRD CONSECUTIVE VICTORY IN THE NA­ CLAUDE RAYMOND ALLOWED ONLY ONE HIT SLICED T~ TWO GAMES AS THE ORIOLES TIONAL LEAGUE LAST NIGHT WITH A 15-7 AFTER RELIEVING SPAHN IN THE EIGHTH LOST TC KANSAS CITY 7-2. TRIUMPH OVER GARDEN SHOP "A" J~M GILLIAM HOMERED FOR THE DODGERS THE NEW YORK YANKS CAME UP WITH A THE COMETS PENETRATED THE GARDEN THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES SPLIT RUN IN THE 10TH TO NIP BOSTON 6-5, SHOP'S "A" DEFENSE FOR 14 HITS AND THEIR HOLIDIY DOUBLEHEADER WITH THE DETROIT BLANKED THE Los ANGELES ANGELS TOOK ADVANTAGE OF 10 GARDEN SHOP "A" PUTTSBURGH PIRATES, WINNING THE SECON 3-0 BEHIND THE FOUR-HIT PITCHING OF ERRORS GAME, 6-5, AfTER DROPPING A 7-1 DECI­ HANK AGUIRRE AND THE CHICAGO WHITE THE COMETS' BIGGEST INNINGS CAME IN SION IN THE OPENER SOX SWEPT TWO GAMES FROM CLEVELAND, THE SECOND AND THIRD FRAMES, SCORING DON CARDWELL ALLOWED EIGHT SINGLES 8-4 AND 4-2 4 AND 5 RUNS RESPECTIVELY BUD DRINK­ AND STRUCK OUT FIVE IN THE OPENER, IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE, WARREN SPAHN ARD, AL ESTEBAN, SAM KAAPUNI AND PITCH­ MISSING A SHUTOUT WHEN WES COVINGTON WON HIS SEVENTH OF THE YEAR AS MIL­ ER "HILO" GOHIER BELTED NINE HITS SINGLED HOME TONY GONZALES IN THE WAUKEE TRIPPED THE Los ANGELES DODGERS DRINKARD COLLECTED A TRIPLE, A DOUBLE NINTH INNING JERRY LYNCH HIT A SOLO 7-4, STAN MUSIAL'S THREE-RUN HOMER LED AND A SINGLE ON FOUR TRIPS TO THE HOMER AND W,LLIE STARGELL ADDED A ST LOUIS OVER HOUSTON 9-5. THE SAN PLATE WHILE ESTEBAN AND KAAPUNI EACH TWO-RUN TRIPLEOff LOSER ART MAHAfFEY. FRANCISCO GIANTS, BEHIND THE EIGHTH HAD A PAIR OF SINGLES. TOHIER DOUBLED THE PHILLIES WON THE SECOND GAME WIN OF BILLY O'DELL, NIPPED THE CIN­ AND SINGLED TO HELP PIN HIS THIRD WHEN TONY TAYLOR SQUEEZED HOME BOBBY CINNATI REDS 5-4. O'DELL HAS NOT LOST STRAIGHT VICTORY ON THE MOUND WINE IN THE SIXTH INNING JOHNNY A GAME THIS YEAR. GARDEN SHOP "A" SCORED THREE RUNS KLIPPSTEIN PITCHED TWO-HIT RELIEF IN DOUBLE HEADER ACTION, THE CHICAGO IN THE BOTTOM OF THE FIRST ON A SIN­ BALL OVER THE LAST FOUR INNINGS TO CUBS BOMBED THE NEW YORK METS 12-0 IN GLE BY WALTER KINOSHITA, AND WAS FOL­ SAVE THE VICTORY FOR ROOKIE RIGHT­ THE FIRST GAME AND THEN BOWED TO THE LOWED BY A DOUBt E AND A TRIPLE BY HANDER RAY CULP JOE GIBBON WAS THE METS 2-1 I N THE SECOND CONTEST AT ERNEST ENGANO AND TAKAYAMA RESPECTIVE­ LOSER PITTSBURGH, THE PIRATES WHIPPED PHILA­ LY TAKAYAMA ALSO SCORED FROM THIRD DUKE SNIDER KNOCKED IN BOTH RUNS DELPHIA 7-1 IN THE FIRST GAME BUT THE ON A FIELDERS CHOICE WITH A HOMER AND A SINGLE TO GIVE THE PHILS EARNED A SPLIT BY GRABBING THE IN THE SECOND INNING, TWO RUNS WERE NEW YORK METS A 2-1 VICTORY AFTER THE FINALE 6-5 SCORED fOR GARDEN SHOP "A" ON A WALK CHICAGO CUBS WON THE OPENER OF THEIR (MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS) AND ON AN ERRO~ WITH A DOUBLE BY KIN­ TWINBILL, 12-0 NATIONAL W L PCT GB OSHITA AND A SINGLE BY EMBI JAY HOOK BLANKED THE CUBS ON ONLY SAN FRANCISO 30 17 638 A SIXTH INNING TWO-RUN HOMER BY TAKA­ TWO HITS IN THE NIGHTCAP SNIDER'S Los ANGELES 27 19 .587 YAMA GAVE THE GARDEN SHOP "A" THEIR HOMER T I ED THE SCORE AT 1- i I N THE ST LOUIS 28 21 .571 SIXTH AND SEVENTH RUN~ AFTER ENGANO FOURTH INNING AND THE VETERAN OUT­ CHICAGO 24 22 .522 HAD DOUBLED PITTSBURGH 22 22 .500 fIELDER SINGLED HOME J,MMY PIERSALL WITH THE WINNING RUN IN THE SIXTH. PHILADELPHIA 22 24 .478 HIGH SCHOOL TRIMS KEALA THE CUBS EXPLODED fOR 10 RUNS IN ~INCINNATI 21 ?3 477 IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE LAST NIGHT, MILWAUKEE 21 THE fOURTH INN ••• OF THE OPENER. THE 25 .457 HIGH SCHOOL K~PT IN PACE WITH THE HOUSTON SENT 16 MEN TO 1Mt PLATE OVRIN4 THE 19 29 ·396 LEAGUE-LEA"NG IMUA BY OEr£ATtNG HUI NEW YORK 18 30 .375 WILD lNMING, e'-Ja. UP VIT~ IIX NtTI KEALA 7-5. THE VICTORY GAVE THE AND SEVEN WALKS. LARRY JACKSON AL­ SCHOLARS THEIR THIRD STRAIGHT WIN AMERICAN w L PCT GB LOWED ONLY SIX HITS AND STRUCK OUT AGAINST NO DEfEATS AND A TWO-WAY TIE 10 IN GAINING HIS SEVENTH VICTORY. BALTIMORE 0 17 .638 " " 3 fOR FIRST PLACE IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE. THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS TOOK AD­ NEW YORK 24 15 .615 2 VANTAGE OF FIVE HOUSTON ERRORS IN CHICAGO 26 19 578 KANSAS CITY 24 19 .558 ~ STRIKES & SPARES BEATING THE COLTS, 9-5, IN A SINGLE BOSTON 22 GAME. STAN MUSIAL'S THREE-RUN HOMER 19 537 --By SPLITZ MINNESOTA 21 CAPPED A SIX-RUN BURST BY THE CARDS 23 MONDAY NIGHT 6 P M MIXED LEAGUE SAW Los ANGELES 21 .~~~ IN THE THIRD INNING ONLY ONE OF THE 27 J. MAWAE ROLLING 243-217-650 IN A MAKE­ CLEVELAND • 425 CARDS' NINE RUNS WAS EARNED • UP MATCH HIGH FOR THE NIGHT WAS B (THE AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP IS ON DETROIT 409 :~ ~~ DUFFY 209-580, S YAMAMOTO 195-531, WASHINGTON 06 PAGE 3, COLUMN 3 ) 15 34 .3 AND G MATHIASON 188-518 FOR THE GALS, HIGH SERIES HONORS WERE TAKEN WYNN WITH INDIANS MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE BY J MOIR 163-453 AND E WEIR 155-450 CLEVELAND, OHIO (UPI)--VETERAN PITCH­ SATURDAY, I JUNE MONDAY NIGHT 8 P M MIXED LEAGUE ER EARLY WYNN, SEEKING THE 300TH WIN 5 PM BRANDON FIELD - BAND I TS VS BR STARTED SECOND HALF PLAY WITH THE CRO 5: i INC OF HIS MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER THAT HAS 6 PM DALLY FIELD - CHANCE VOUGHT VS CROWNS TAKING 4 POINTS AND HI BALLER'S ELUDED HIM THREE TIMES, TODAY AGREED CROSSROADS AND HILo's EACH TAKING 3 POINTS. J TO SIGN WITH THE CLEVELAND INDIANS SUNDAY, 2 JUNE BREDA WAS THE PACE SETTER WITH A 200- AS A tREE AGENT 3:30 PM BRANDON FIELD - IMUA VS 524 SERIES J REEVES HAD 208-492, ISLAN~S WYNN, 43, SAID HE DECIDED TO MAKE 5~15 BRANDON FIELD - WECO RANGERS VS R. KIM 210-508, AND B STRICKLAND 208- HIS FOURTH ATTEMPT AT THE ELUSIVE NAVY 492 THE FAIR SEX HAD B TOTH WITH 300 WIN WITH CLEVELAND BECAUSE THE 2 PM DALLY FIELD - DOUGLAS VS UNIQUES 162-440, AND G MAY 186- 434 INDIANS MADE "SUCH A GOOD OFFER, I 4 PM DALL Y FIELD - GARDEN SHOP "A" TUESDAY NIGHT TCT LEAGUE ENDED ITS COULDN'T TURN IT DOWN" BILLETING SEASON WITH A CLOSE AND ANXIOUS FINISH WYNN SAID HE PROBABLY WOULD REPORT 6 PM DALLY FIELD - UN I QUES VS SPOil ERS B TH E PIPE SHOP TOOK PO I NTS FROM B I L- 3~ TO CLEVELAND TUESDAY TO SIGN THE CON­ LET lNG, KNOCKING THEM OUT OF THE RUN­ MONDAY, 3 JUNE TRACT, TERMS OF WHICH WERE NOT DIS­ NING. HAWAI IAN EYE SPLIT FOR 2 POINTS 5:15 BRANDON FIELD - SPOILERS A VS CLOSED AND WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP BY ONE-HALF HIGH SCHOOL WYNN ACHIEVED HIS GREATEST SUCCESS POINT PM DALLY FIELD - BILLETING VS LOS IN THE M~JORS WITH THE INDIANS. 6 THURSDAY NIGHT SCRATCH LEAGUE WAS (MINOR LEAGUE) POSTPONED BECAUSE OF MEMORIAL DAY AND SUNDAY, 2 JUNE WILL BE ROLLED NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT AT 12 NOON BRANDON FIELD - POWERHOUSE VS BOWLING TIP: LEAGUES ARE FINISHING 8:30 P M PLAYBOYS THEIR SCHEDULES NOW AND THERE'S PLENTY FRIDAY NIGHT LEAGUE SAW HALE NIU WH 2 PM BRANDON FIELD - NAVY TOO! VS OF OPEN BOWLING AVAILABLE TO PRACTICE WHIPPING SNACK BAR BY 4 POINTS AND TYPHOONS TIPS GIVEN PREVIOUSLY CALL CHESTER, MAKING IT NECESSARY fOR A TOTAL PIN 12 NOON DALLY FIELD - KPA VS GARDEN THE ALLEY MANAGER, AND HE WILL GLADLY ROLL-OFF NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT C HIRO­ SHOP B' TELL YOU WHEN THERE IS OPEN BOWLING NAKA WAS HIGH fOR THE NIGHT WITH 213- TIME AND V. OLIVERAS ROLLED A 210. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 1 JUNE L96.3 NOTICES :Jonight WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. PROJECTIONISTS WANTED AT ONCE. "STRANGLERS OF BOv1BAY" CS PLEASE CONTACT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELA­ GUY ROLFE, ALLAN CUTHBERTSON--THE STORY OF A MURDER CULT IN TIONS OFFICE AT 2190 THE EXOTIC ASIA

UMPIRES AND SCOREKEEPERS FOR THE RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. SPECIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT CONTACT "MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES" INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE AT 2190 JAMES CAGNEY, DOROTHY MALONE--THE TRUE STORY OF THE LIFE AND LOVES OF LON CHANEY CHESS PLAYERS WANTED. SEND NAMES TO POBox 1906. YO~E YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 PM., 9:00 P.M AND MIDNIGHT "YELLOW CANARY" CS WANT SOMEONE TO CARE FOR A 19 MONTH PAT BOONE, BARBARA EDEN--HE HAD EVERYTHING--AND HE HAD NOTHING-­ OLD CHILD FOR A WORKING MOTHER FOR HE WAS A MAN -- AND HE WASN'T -- HE WAS THE YELLOW CANARY APPROXIMATELY ONE MONTH STARTING JUNE 12 CALL 2157 WORKING HOURS OR 2276 ROXY -- SHOWTIMES 6.30 P M AND 8:30 P.M EVENINGS. "DRUMS OF AFRICA" .. . .. FRANKIE AVALON, MARIETTE HARTLEy--DRAMA OF SLAVE-RUNNERS IN TO GIVE AWAY AFRICA AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY ANYONE WANTING TO PROVIDE A GOOD HOME FORAN 8 WEEK OLD KITTEN, COME TO MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M TRA I LER 528. "GUNS OF DARKNESS tt · .. .. DAVID NIVEN AND LESLIE CARON--ALL THEY DID WAS SAVE A LIFE •• FOR SALE AND NOW THEY COULD NEVER STOP RUNNING' BLASTING THE SCREEN WITH A NEW KIND MITCHELL 5 QUART DEHUMIDIFIER, $30 • OF TENSION, TERROR AND THRILL' ALTEC-LANSING 412 B BIFLEX SPEAKER IN WALNUT BASS REFLEX ENCLOSURE, $40.00-­ MOVIES SUNDAY AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY CALL 649 OCEAN VIEW -- "MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. RICHARDSON -- "YELLOW CANARY" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M CONCERTONE 505:4R ;APE RECORDER WITH YOKWE YUK -- "STRANGLERS OF BOMBAY" REVERSE-O-MATIC. EXCELLENT CONDITION. ROXY -- "FLI PPER" SHOWT I MES 6: 30 PM. AND 8: 30 Po M CALL 625 ANYTIME. CHUCK CONNORS--BASED ON THE BELIEVED FABULOUS INTELLIGENCE OF · .... DOLPHINS AS TOLD THROUGH A MOVING RELATIONSHIP AND COMMUNICATION BETWEEN A BELL & HOWELL 8 MM MOVIE CAMERA, DOLPHIN AND THE YOUNG SON OF A FLORIDA FISHERMAN ELECTRIC EYE AND ZOOM LENS, $45.00. MAY BE SEEN AT TRAILER 726. MAD CLUB -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P M "THE FR IGHTENED CITY" HERBERT LOM ROI NAMUR MOVIES PORTABLE ROYAL TYPEWRITER REASON- AND JOHN GREGSON--UNTOUCHABLE BE THE SATURDAY I JUNE 1963 8 P.M. ABLE. CALL 673. LAW UNTIL THEY DECLARE WAR ••• ON EACH "ROCK-A ... BYE-BABY" JERRY LEWIS, · .... OTHER! CRIME'S INNER CIRCLE AT WAR MARILYN MAXWELL--JERRY LEWIS IS A l UNIVERSAL PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE, WITH EACH OTHER! MOTHER TO THREE UNWANTED BABIES •• o.SEE STRAIGHT NEEDLE, $25.00. CALL 232 1 WHAT HAPPENS WHEN HE BECOMES A FATHER. AFTER 5 P.M. ISLAND SUNDAY 2 JUNE 1963 8 P.M. POLAROID J-66 CAMERA WITH POLACOLOR CHURCH SERVICES "BIG RED" WALTER PIDGEON, GILES CONVERSION KIT AND ALSO AN HO ELECTRIC PROTESTANT PAYANT--THE STORY OF A FRENCH CANADIAN TRAIN CALL 2391 ANYTIME. REV. DONALD S. DAUGHTRY LAD'S LOVE FOR A IRISH SETTER SHOW DOG DIVINE SERVICES - II A M. IN THE AND THEIR ADVENTURES. ONE 24" G J RL!s B I CYCLE WITH LARGE MEMORJAL CHAPEL. BASKET. MAY BE SEEN AT TRAILER 621 SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:40 A.M. IN THE MONDAY 3 JUNE 1963 8 P.M. ANYTIME. GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. "DRUMS OF AFRICA" FRANKIE AVALON, · ... THE JUNIOR CHOIR WILL SING AT THE MARIETTE HARTLEy--DRAMA OF SLAVE-RUN­ G. E. STEAM IRON, CARD TABLE WITH II O'CLOCK SERVICE SUNDAY. NERS IN AFRICA AT THE TURN OF THE CEN­ FOUR CHAIRS, 2 TRICYCLES, 85 PIECE SET TURY. ROGERS SILVER PLATE WITH CHEST CALL CATHOLIC 2365 ANYTIME FATHER LEO F FEY CHURCH SERVICES CONTINUED · ..... SUNDAY MASS - 7 A M AND 9 A.M. IN PENTECOSTAL GROUP MEETS IN THE UNIVERSAL SWEEPER, BUFFER AND FLOOR THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL. CHAPEL EVERY SUNDAY AT 7:30 P M A WAXER-POLISHER, $15.00. IF INTERESTED DAILY MASS - 4.45 P.M IN THE FRIENDLY WELCOME AWAITS YOU PHONE 9-431 OR SEE AT TRAILER 673 AF­ BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL SATURDAY TER WORKING HOURS. 7:25 A M IN THE BLESSED SACRAMENT PROTESTENT SERVICES ON ROI NAMUR CHAPEL WILL BE HELD SUNDAY AT 7:00 P.M. FOUND CONFESSIONS - SATURDAY 7 P.M TO WHITE WITH RED TRIM PEDAL CAR CALL 8 P M. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES WILL BE 2241 OR SEE AT QTRS. 458-A. CATECHISM CLASSES FOR GRAMMAR SCHOOL HELD IN QTRS. 407-B THIS SUNDAY AT CHILDREN ARE HELD EACH SATURDAY AT 9 10:30 A.M SMALL KITTEN FOUND NEAR THE DEFEND­ A M AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL AND ENTS POOL AREA OWNER MAY CLAIM BY FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS EACH MON­ NIKE ZEUS YACHT CLUB CALLING 730 ANYTIME. DAY EVENING AT 7 P M. AT THE SCHOOL THE NIKE ZEUS YACHT CLUB WILL HAVE LARGE DOLL FOUND NEAR TRAILER 718 JEWISH SERVICES WILL BE HELD ON THE A MEETING FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING OFFICERS. THE MEETING WILL BE HELD OWNER MAY CLAIM AT TRAILER 718 1ST AND 3RD FRIDAY EVERY MONTH, AT 8 P.M., AT THE CHAPEL IN THE SCUBA CLUB HOUSE TUESDAY, JUNE 4, AT 7 P M ALL MEMBERS ARE URGED TO CHECK BOOK WITH NAME -- M J. GROWL ATTEND. INSIDE MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE HOUR­ CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES ARE HELD GLASS. EACH LORD'S DAY AT 10: 15 A.M. IN ROOM 13 OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL BIBLE EVENING STUDY GROUP LOST STUDY IS HELD AT I I A.M SERVICES THE NEXT MEETING OF THE EVENING ~TIGER MALE KITTEN, 3 MONTHS OLD, WILL ALSO BE HELD SUNDAY EVENING AT STUDY GROUP WILL BE ON MONDAY, JUNE WEARING A PINK COLLAR WITH BELL AT­ 6 P.M. 3, 8:00 P.M.,AT QrRS. 222-B. TACHED. RETURN TO DANIELLE STUBBLE­ SLIDES OF PONAPE WILL BE SHOWN. FIELD, TRAILER 500 L.D S SERVICES ARE HELD EACH SUN­ DAY AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL ROOM FOR SALE ONE FULL GROWN MALE CAT (GRAY WITH 113 AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES: PRIEST­ SCUBA CLUB MEMBERS DESIRING TO PUR­ BLACK STRIPES, LOWER PART OF FACE HOOD MEETING - 8.30 A M.; SUNDAY CHASE DIVING EQUIPMENT PLEASE CONTACT WHITE AND FOUR WHITE PAWS). CALL SCHOOL 9.30 A M AND SACRAMENT MEET­ Ho A ROSS-CLUNIS AT QTRSo 422-B FROM 636 ANYTIME ING 10:30 A M 6 P.M. TO 7 P Mo FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY NEWS ITEMS? CALL 2114 OR 539 (CONTINUED NEXT COLUMN) 1- - .------~-- --~ --~ -- ~------I -PAG.E ] HOURGLASS SATURDAY I JUNE 1963 I _ ...... , -r--~J_------~------~-~ -~~~--r------_... - :r LAO SOLDIER-'S PA'I 0 $6 PER MONTH BOUNCED Off MERCURY "fOOD fOR THOUGHT" I (NOTE: THE FOllOWING, WRITTEN BY UPI (THE fOLLOWING, WHICH WAS RECEIVED , SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ESTEllE HOLT, RADAR SIGNALS GO 121 MILLION MILES fROM DON DillMAN, Of SECURITY, IS AN TEllS ABOUT THE OUTNUMBERED NEUTRA­ PASADENA, CALif. (UPI )--AMERICAN EXTRACT fROM A MILITARY PUBLICATION f liST fORCES OF GEN KONG LE ON THE SCIENTISTS ANNOUNCED THIS WEEK THAT DISTRIBUTED TO NEW OFfICERS OF THE I I PLAIN OF JARS) ARMED rORCES.) I I THEY SUCCESSfULLY BOUNCED RADAR SIGNALS I VIENTIANE (UPI )--THE TINY, BATTlE­ Off THE PLANET MERCURy--60 5 MilliON THE MiliTARY SOC'ETY IS A liTTLE I WEARY 2,300-MAN ARMY Of NEUTRALIST MilES FROM EARTH MORE TIGHTLY ClOSEO THAN A CIViliAN GENERAL KONG LE IS BADLY UNDERPAID AND THE CALifORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOL­ SOCIETY, PARTICULARLY IN POSTS, CAMPS UNDERNOURISHED BY ANY STANDARD OGY JET PROPULSION LABORATORY (JPL) AND STATIONS. fOR THAT REASON THE BUT IT MAKES UP IN DOGGED DETERMINA- SAID THE SIGNALS, TRAVELING AT THE PRESSURE fROM THE DISTAff SIDE IS TION TO KEEP THE KINGDOM NEUTRAL AND SPEED Of LIGHT (186,000 MilES PER SEC- USUAllY A liTTLE "EAVIER. WIVES GET IN BRAVE CHEERFULNESS fOR WHAT IT OND), TOOK ONLY II MINUTES TO MAKE THE TOGETHER MORE fREQUENTLY, KNOW ONE AN-! lACKS IN MATERIAL SUPPORT. !2t MilliON MilE ROUNDTRIP. OTHER BETTER, AND TAKE MO~f DIRECT I AN ORDINARY SOLDIER IS PAID THE MERCURY IS THE S~AllEST AND HOTTEST INTEREST IN THEIR HUSBANDS' CAREERS EQUIVALENT OF ABOUT SIX U.S. DOllARS PLANET IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM. THAN IS COMMON ELSEWHERE. THAT HAS i A MONTH. HE liVES MAINLY ON MEAGER THE RADAR SIGNALS WERE SENT fROM AN ITS ADVANTAGES, BUT ALSO ITS HEADACHE~ THERE IS AN OCCASIONAL OffiCER WHO IS RICE RATIONS. 85-fOOT-IN-DIAMETER DISH-SHAPED TRANS- I AT KONG LEiS HEADQUARTERS IN MUONG ,MITTER-RECEIVER AT JPL's GOLDSTONE SO IMMATURE IN HIS JUDGMENTS AS TO P£~ PHANH, A fEW RAMSHACKLE STAllS HAVE I TRACKING STATION ON THE MOJAVE DESERT MIT HIS WifE'S FEELINGS ABOUT A COL­ I BEEN SET UP TO SEll EXTRA lUXURIES AT ' SOME 90 MilES NORTHEAST Of HERE. THE lEAGUE OR A COLLEAGUE'S WIFE TO SUPER-I SKY-HIGH PRICES. I GOLDSTONE STATION, ONE OF THREE IN THE VENE IN THE AffAIRS Of ORGANIZATION I A cUP Of COffEE COSTS THE EQUIVALENT' WORLD-WIDE DEEP SPACE INSTRUMENTATION THIS .S ONE WAY TO ASK fOR TROUBLE. I Of ABOUT 70 u.s. CENTS A SMAll liVE fACiliTY, IS OPERATED BY JPL fOR THE GOSSIP is TO BE AVOIDED BECAUSE IT 1 DUCK IS ABOUT SEVEN DOllARS, MORE THAN, NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINI- IS VICIOUS, SElf-DESTRUCTIVE, UNMANLY,:

A MONTH'S PAY. I STRATION UNMiliTARY AND, MOST Of THE TIME, UN- \ A NEUTRALIST MAJOR MAKES THE EQUIVA- ROBERTSON STEVENS AND WALTER K VIC- TRUE THE OBLIGATION Of EACH OfFICER lENT Of ABOUT $10 PER MONTH. MOST OF , TOR, CO-DIRECTORS Or THE EXPERIMENT, TOWARD HIS FEllOW OffiCER IS TO BUILD THE OFFICERS COULD HAVE HAD BETTER SAID THE fiRST CONTACT WAS MADE WITH HIM UP, WHICH IMPLIES THE USE Of MORAL PAYING CIV!lIAN JOBS IN VIENTIANE MERCURY ON MAY 6 AT THAT TIME THE PRESSURE AGAINST WHATSOEVER INflUENCE BUT DURING THE WEEKS I SPENT WITH SMAll PLANET WAS APPROACHING ITS ClOS- WOULD PUll HIM DOWN. WHilE THE lOVE THIS TOUGH, LITTLE ARMY, I NEVER ONCE i EST PROXIMITY TO THE EARTH OF SCANDAL IS UNIVERSAL, AND THE SER­ HEARD ANYONE COMPLAINING OR WISHING STEVENS AND VICTOR SAID A PRELIMINARY VICES CANNOT HOPE TO RID THEMSELVES ALTOGETHER Of THE AVERAGE HUMAN FEEL­ HE WERE SOMEPLACE ElSE--AWAY FROM THE ANAL YS I S Or THE ECHO ~ATTERNS I ND i CATES WAR MERCURY HAS A ROUGHER SURfACE THAN INGS, IT IS POSSIBLE fOR ANY MAN TO fOR AT lEAST TWO YEARS, MOST OF EITHER VENUS OR MARS, BUT APPEARS TO GUARD HIS OWN TONGUE AND, BY THE EX­ THESE MEN HAVE BEEN liVING IN TENTS HAVE A SURfACE REflECTIVITY THAT IS AMPLE Of MODERATION, SERVE TO KEEP All AND HUTS IN REMOTE AREAS OF THE KING­ ABOUT THE SAME AS THE MOON SUCH DISCUSSION TEMPERATE WERE All DOM--SEPARATED fROM THEIR WIVES AND By COMPUTING THE EXACT TIME IT TOOK OffiCERS TO MAKE A CONSCIOUS STRIVING CHilDREN fOR THE SIGNAL TO RETURN TO EARTH, , IN THIS DIRECTION, THE CREDIT Of THE THEY liVE UNDER THE CONSTANT THREAT I SCIENTISTS WERE A8lE TO COMPUTE THE CORPS AS A WHOLE, AND THE SATISfAC­ Of A PATHET LAO ATTACK. DEATH COMES DiSTANCE BETWEEN THE EARTH AND MERCURY TION Of EACH Of ITS MEMBERS IN HIS fREQUENTLY, REDUCING THEIR RANKS EVER TO AN ACCURACY Of WITHIN 100 MilES. SERVICE, WOULD BE TREMENDOUSLY iN- MORE. THIS WAS THE THIRD TIME THAT JPL HAS CREASED. BESIDES, THERE IS ANOTHER AN 18-YEAR-OlD SOLDIER WHO DROVE ME MADE SUCCESSfUL RADAR CONTACTS WITH POINT: GOSSIP IS THE MARK Of A MAN BY JEEP TO THE PLAIN Of JARS AIRfiELD, PLANETARY NEIGHBORS IN 1961 AND 1962 INSUfFiCIENTLY OCCUPIED WITH SERIOUS WAS KillED THE NEXT DAY WHEN HE DROVE RADAR ECHOES WERE RECEIVED fROM THE THOUGHT ABOUT HIS PERSONAL RESPONSi­ OVER A LANDMINE AMONG THE HillS BE­ PLANET VENUS, AND IN fEBRUARY Of THIS BiliTIES. H~s CARELESSNESS ABOUT THE HIND THE AIRPORT. YEAR CONTACT WAS MADE WITH MARS DESTRUCTION Of THE CHARACTER OF OTHERS MOST Of THE MEN ARE aN THEIR 20lS OR THESE RAOAR RETURNS ARE VALUABLE IN IS INCIDENTAL TO Kia INDIFFERENCt TO KONG Ll ~L~lMS TO aE ONLY ROTATtON

S MEN ARE fIERCELY lOY4l TO HIM. IN TURN, TIP RICE HE PRAISES HIS MEN AS TOUGH FIGHTERS I (ISLAND PUBLIC SAfETY COUNCil) WHO ARE ABLE TO HANG ON TO THEIR SENSEI STRATEGIC STOCKPILE IS EXCESSIVE I A CASUAL SHOPPER IN THE KWAJAlEIN OF HUMOR I N THE MIDST Of BATTl E HE WASH I NGTON (UPI )-,sEN. STUART SYM I NG- I STOR E IS ALWAYS AWAR E Of CUS TOMERS LiKES TO RECOUNT THIS TALE: I TON (D-Mo.) SAID TODAY HIS lONG INVEST- TRYING SOMETHING fOR SIZE, BE IT DRESS~ "I REMEMBER A BOY (ONE Of KONG LE'S liGATION OF THE U.So STRATEGIC STOCKPll~ ES, TROUSERS, SKIRTS, SHOES, AND, YEs,1

YOUNGER SOLO I ERS) Cl I MB I NG OUT Of A I' WAS A SOURCE OF "UNCONSC I ONABl E PRO- 'EVEN MUU MUUS COME INS I ZES 0 EACH 'I' FITS " TANK AfTER BEING UNDER fiRE FOR I 6 I I SHOPPER IS VERY CRITICAL THAT THE ITEMj HOURS A SHELL CAME OVER AND THE BOY j HE TOLD REPORTERS THAT HIS 10-MONTH fiT PERFECTLY AND JUSTifiABLY SO, AS I FEll FLAT iT EXPLODED SOME 40 fEET INQUIRY HAD BEEN COMPLETED AND THAT HE I CORRECT fiTTING Of OUR CLOTHES IS Vi- orr THE BOY lOOKED IN THE GUN'S EXPECTED A REPORT TO BE SUBMITTED TO TAL TO OUR PRIDE. DiRECTION. 'THANK YOU VERY MUCH, THE SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE Now lET US fOllOW THESE SHOPPERS TO I "TOAD," YOU'll HAVE TO TRY AGAIN ,It SOON, PERHAPS WITHIN TWO WEEKS THE THEIR HOUSE OR TRAILER AND SEE if I THE NEUTRALISTS CAll THE PATHET LAO REPORT WAS PREPARED BY RICHMOND COBURN,' THESE CORRECT-fiT, PRIDE-BOUND PARENTSl 1 "TOADS," USING THE LAOTIAN WORD "KUN COUNSEL FOR THE SYMINGTON SUBCOMMITTEE. ARE AS DEMANDING Of THE CORRECT fiT Of! KAHK " IN JANUARY, 1962, THE PRESIDENT THEIR CHILD TO HIS OR HER BICYCLE T~

KONG LE AND HIS MEN DO NOT HAVE ANY I CAllED FOR AN INVESTIGATION Of THE I THIS OBSERVER OVER 50% Of THE BICYCLES ILLUSIONS ANY MORE ABOUT THEIR PATHET \ $8 7 BilliON WORTH OF STRATEGIC MATER- RIDDEN BY THE SMALLER CHilDREN ON THE LAO ADVERSARIES THEY KNOW THE PATHETI IAlS STORED BY THE GOVERNMENT AGAINST ISLAND ARE fAR TOO lARGE FOR THE SAFE~ LAO RANKS ARE HEAVilY INfilTRATED BY A POSSIBLE WAR SINCE THE LATE 1940's 1 TY Of THE RIDERo TAKE A lOOK fOR YOURI NORTH ViETNAMESE CADRES. I AT THAT TIME, THE PRESIDENT SAID IT SELF THE NEXT TIME YOU SEE A GROUP Of I THEY TELL OF TEN OF HEAR I NG THE NORTHll WAS APPAR EN T "THAT TH I S EXCESS I VE S TO- I CH I LOR EN RID I NG OR ATTEMPT I NG TO R I DE ! V! ETNAIIESE BAR K BA TTL E ORDERS OVER THE RAGE OF COS Tl Y MATER I ALS WAS A QUES- I THE I RBI CYCl ES. ASK THE BUS DR IVERS AIR IN THEIR OWN lANGUAGE, WHICH IS TIONABlE BURDEN ON PUBLIC fUNDS AND IN I AND TAXI DRIVERS ABOUT THE MANY Bi­ EASilY DISTINGUISHABLE fROM THE LAO- I ADDITI@N A POTENTIAL SOURCE OF EXCES- I CYCLE ACCIDENTS AND NEAR MISSES THEY 1 TIAN lANGUAGE. SIVE AND UNCONSCIONABLE PROfiTS" I OBSERVE. ALL TOO fREQUENTLY THE BI- THEY ALSO HAVE REPORTED SEEING THEIRI SYMINGTON SAID HIS INVESTIGATION CON~ CYCLE DOES NOT FIT THE CHILD.

fORMER NORTH V,ETNAMESE MiliTARY AD- I FIRMED THAT BOTH EXCESSIVE AND UNCON- I BICYCLE SAfETY BEGINS AT HOME AND VISERS IN THE LEfTIST STRONGHOLD OF SCIONABlE PROfiTS HAD BEEN MADE OUT OF! ONE Of THE BEST STARTS IS SEEING THAT

I I KHANG KHAY WORKING UNDER THE GUISE Of I THE STOCKPilE. YOUR CHILD HAS A BICYCLE THAT fiTS I "CIViliAN TECHNICIANS" ON "CONSTRUC- I HE STOPPED SHORT OF SAYING THAT OUT- ONE THAT HE OR SHE CAN CONTROL. THEN, I TiON PROJECTS" RIGHT CORRUPTION WAS INVOLVED, HOWEVER DISCUSS GENERAL BICYCLE SAfETY WITH I

: SUCH RECOGNITION COMES EASY THE STOCKPilE ORIGINAllY WAS PLANNED THEM. I THINK WE All HAVE MORE PRiDE I i "You MUST REMEMBER," SAID ONE TO GIVE THE NATION ENOUGH GENERAllY I~ OUR CHilDREN THAN IN OUR PERSONAL I NEUTRALIST OFfiCER, "WE WERE AlliES SCARCE MATERIALS TO fiGHT A FIVE-YEAR APPEARANCE. LETiS SHOW IT OF THE PATHET LAO DURING THE C,Vil CONVENTIONAL WAR IN 1958 THE CRITER- •••••• WAR AND WE OfTEN SHARED THEIR (NORTH ION WAS CHANGED TO A THREE-YEAR CON- THE COMMUNISTS SPEND $1 8 5 MilLION ~~AMES~~~_TR~~TOR~_ W~T~ :::E~"_lVENT'ONAL WAR_o______~~~~~~~YR~~,~~E~~~~E~~~~~. STATI_O:S June 3 through June 9, 1963 SPECIAL SERVICES ACTIVITtES MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RICHARDSON THEATER

STRANGLERS THE CENTURION VALLEY OF THE TIME MACHINE HUD JOKER IS WILD+ THE BRIDGE OF BOMBAY DRAGONS NEitVS & SPORTS

YOKWE YUK THEATER

MAN OF A VALLEY OF THE TIME MACHINE HUD THE CENTURION+ THE BRIDGE THE PAYROLL THOUSAND FACES DRAGONS NEWS & SPORTS

OCEAN VIEW THEATER

THE YELLOW HUD THE CENTURION VALLEY OF THE TIME MACHINE THE PAYROLL JOKER IS WI: LD CANARY DRAGONS

ROXY THEATER

ROCK A BYE JOKER IS THE BRIDGE THE PAYROLL+ VALLEY OF THE THE CENTURION TIME MACHINE BABY WILD NEWS & SPORTS DRAGONS

ROI NAMUli MOVIES

DRUMS OF TIME MACHINE THE PAYROLL JOKER IS WILD THE BRIDGE HUD + NEWS & VALLEY OF THE AFRICA SPORTS DRAGONS

STRANGLERS OF BOMBAY-CS Guy Rolfe, Allan Cuthbertson 100 MIN. DRAMA THE CENTURION-C-CS John Drew Barrymore, Jacques SernaS 77 MIN .. DRAMA VALLEY OF THE DRAGON3-B&W Sean McClor,r, Cesare Danova 79 MIN. DRAMA TIME MACHINE-C Rod Taylor, Alan Young 103 MIN c> DRAMA HUD-CS Paul Newman, Melvyn Douglas 112 MIN .. DRAMA JOKER IS WILD-B&W Frank Smatra, M~tz~ Gaynor 128 MIN .. DRAMA THE BRIDGE-B&W Volker Bohnet, F:r~t7, "'Tepper 104 MIN .. DRAMA MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES-CS James Cagney, Dorothy Kalone 122 MIN .. DRAMA THE PAYROLL-B&W Michael Cra~g, Francoise PreVast 80 MIN. DRAMA THE YELLOW CANARY-CS Pat Boone, Barbara Eden 93 MIN. DRAMA ROCK A BYE BABY-C Jerry Lems, Manlyn Maxwell 100 MIN .. COMEDY DRUMS OF AFRICA-B&W F:ranne A.valon, Mariette Hartley 92 MIN. DRAMA

'N) SHOWS WILL BE SHOWN NIGHTI..Y AT THE ROXY THEATER AND THE YOKWE YUK THEATER. FIRST SijQW AT THE ROXY WILL START AT 1830 AND THE SECOND WILL START AT 2030. FIRST SHOW AT THE YOKWE YUI{ WILL START AT 1900 AND THE SECOND WILL START AT 2100.

THERE ARE MIDNIGHT MOVIES EVERY NIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK THEATERo

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1230-1630 1230-1630 1230-1630 1230-1630 1230-1630 1230-1630 1230-1630 1730-2330 1730-2330 1730-2330 1730-2330 1730-2330 1730-2400 1730-2330

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0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 1300-1700 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1800-2130

HOBBY SHOP

1600-2200 1600-2200 1600-2200 1600-2200 1600-2200 OBOO-II00 0800-1100 1200-2200 1200-2200

ATHLETIC GR~R LOCKER

0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 0900-1230 CLOSED 1330-1730 1330-1730 1330-1730 1330-1730 1330-1730 1330-1730 CLOSED

CERAMICS SHOP ------1900-2100 ------1900-2100 1900-2100 ------PHOTO LAB

1800-2130 ------1800-2130 -----_.... - IBOO-2130 1800-2130 1200-1900

GOLF COURSE

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