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HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 5- 14-64 5-14-64 b 2 AT 0534 o 5 AT 1201 o 8 AT 2351 4 9 AT 1759 :Jk. HOURGLASS VOL. 5 NO. 1712 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY 13 MAY 1964 DEATH TOll OF seOM SEE IF CASTRO ICARRIES CUT THREAi THE HAGUE (UPI)--U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK WARNED TODAY THAT A "VERY MATS TRANSPORT SERIOUS SITUATION" WOULD RESULT IF CUBA SHOOTS DOWN AN AMERICAN RECONNAISSANCE ~lCW REACHES 77 PLANE. HE TOLD THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION COUNCIL IT SOON WILL BE CLARK AIR FORCE BASE, THE PHILIP­ SEEN WHETHER THE CASTRO REGIME INTENDS TO CARRY OUT ITS THREAT TO HALT U S PINES (UPI)--ANOTHER ONE OF THE EIGHT RECONNAISSANCE FLIGHTS SURVIVORS OF LAST NIGHT'S CRASH OF A "w E CAN ONLY HOPE THAT THE VERY SITUATION THAT WOULD RESULT FROM THIS WILL NOT U S. AIR FORCE C-135 TRANSPORT PLANE MATER I AL I ZE " RUSK TOLD THE COUNC I L DIED TODAY, BRINGING THE DEATH TOLL TO 77 U.S. PLANE DITCHES IN SEA ALABAMA GOVERNlJR THERE WERE 83 PERSONS ABOARD THE FOUR TOKYO (UPI )--A U.S. NAVY PATROL ST I RS DEMONSTRAT"RS ENGINE JET WHEN IT PLOWED INTO THE PLANE CARRYING A CREW OF 10 WAS FOR- \I GROUND AND BROKE UP AND CAUGHT FIRE CEO TO DITCH IN THE SEA OF JAPAN TO- I MORE THAN A QUARTER MILE SHORT OF THE DAY OFF OKI ISLAND CAMBRIDGE, MD. (UPI)--NATIONAL GUARD I RUNWAY AT THIS U S BASE, 60 MILES A JAPANESE FISHING BOAT WHICH WAS TROOPS USED TEAR GAS LAST NIGHT TO NORTH OF MANILA NEARBY WHEN THE PLANE WENT DOWN, RES- QUELL 200 BRICK-THROWING NEGROES IN A OF THOSE 83, SOME 71 WERE APPARENTLY CUED ALL 10 CREW MEMBERS A U S. WILD STREET DEMONSTRATION FOLLOWING A KILLED INSTANTLY WHILE FIVE HAVE DIED NAVY SPOKESMAN IN TOKYO SAID ALL WERE FIERY SPEECH BY ALABAMA GOVERNOR GEO. AT THE €LARK AIR BASE HOSPITAL, BRING- IN GOOD CONDITION. C WALLACE ING THE TOTAL DEAD ABOARD THE PLANE AT THE STREET VIOLENCE CAME AFTER NATION 77 TEN PERSONS DI E AL GUARDSMEN, WHO HAVE KEPT THIS RACIAL EDITOR'S NOTE: UPI HAS PROVIDED THE LY TENSE EASTERN SHORE COMMUNITY UNDER NAMES OF THE PERSONS WHO DIED IN LAST I N CROSS I NG WRECK LIMITED MILITIA LAW SINCE LAST SUMMER, NIGHT'S CRASH THE LIST INCLUDES THE MANAGED TO PEACEFULLY TURN AWAY A CROWD NAMES OF NEXT OF KIN IN MOST CASES AND ME~AJ ARIZ (UPI)--TEN PERSONS, IN- ATTEMPTING TO DEMONSTRATE WHERE WAL- WE REGRET THAT LACK OF SPACE DOES NOT CLUDING EIGHT CHILDREN AND SEVEN MEMBERS LACE WAS SPEAKING PERMIT THEIR INCLUSION IN THESE COLUMNS~OF A SINGLE FAMILY, WERE KILLED LATE YES- BUT AFTER THE FIRST CROWD DISPERSED HOWEVER, THE LIST IS POSTED ON THE BUL- TERDAY WHEN THEIR STATION WAGON WAS HIT WITHOUT VIOLENCE, ABOUT 200 OF ITS MEM- LETIN BOARD IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES BY A HIGH SPEED TRAIN AT A RURAL RAIL- BERS REGROUPED AND STARTED ANOTHER BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR, IF ANY ISLAND ROAD CROSSING, THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE RE- STREET DEMONSTRATION, FORBIDDEN BY THE PERSONNEL IS INTERESTED IN READING IT PORTED MILITIA LAW. • ONE OF THE VICTIMS WAS AN EXPECTANT WALLACE LEFT CAMBRIDGE AFTER DELIVER- MOTHER HER SIX CHILDREN DIED IN THE ING AN ATTACK ON THE C,VIL RIGHTS BILL u S. LEADS RUSSIA CRASH. THE HAGUE (UPI )--THE UNITED STATES ALL PERSONS IN THE STATION WAGON WERE ~OV I ETS WARN BR I TA I N HAS RETAINED A FOUR-TO-ONE NUMERICAL KILLED AND THE WOMAN DRIVER APPARENTLY ~ n SUPERIORITY IN INTERCONTINENTAL MIS- FAILED TO SEE A FLASHING SIGNAL AND DROVE CAIRO (UPI)--PREMIER KHRUSHCHEV DE- SILES OVER RUSSIA WITH NO KNOWN ATTEMPT INTO THE PATH OF THE EXPRESS TRAIN CLARED TODAY THE SOVIET UNION WOULD BY Moscow TO CLOSE THE GAP, NATO SOURCE? THE VICTIMS INCLUDED MRS. LOLA KING, SUPPORT THE ARAB NATIONS IF BRITAIN SAID TODAY. 26, PHOENIX, PRESUMED TO HAVE BEEN THE DECIDES "TO FIGHT" FOR HER OIL INTEREST? THE GAP WAS EXPECTED TO WIDEN FURTHER DRIVER, AND HER TWO DAUGHTERS, AND MRS. IN THE MIDEAST IN FAVOR OF THE WEST, THEY SAID INA LOWE, WINKELMAN, ARIZ., AND HER SIX KHRUSHCHEV TOLD BRITAIN IIWE UNDER- BUT RUSSIA'S WEAKNESS IN ICBM 15 CHILDREN. MRS LOWE WAS NINE MONTHS STAND YOUR NEED FOR OIL AND WE RECOG- PARTLY COMPENSATED BY ITS NUMERICAL SU- PREGNANT... NIZE YOUR RIGHT TO OBTAIN IT. BUT THERE PERIORITY IN MEDIUM RANGE BALLISTIC CUBANS URGED TO COMMIT SABOTAGE IS ONE POINT. IN YOUR NEED FOR THE MISS I L ES, MANY OF THEM A I MED AT WESTERN BY CLANDEST I NE RAD I 0 TRANSM I TTER 0 I L YOU SHOULD BUY I T FROM THE COUNTR I ES EUROPE AND NATO AERODROMES ON THE CON- MIAMI, FLA (UPI)--A CUBAN REFUGEE OWNING THIS WEALTH I TINENT. "IF YOU ARE GOING TO FIGHT, THEN I LATEST DEFENSE ESTIMATES O~ THE AL- DIED AT SEA YESTERDAY SHORTLY BEFORE HIS r SIX COMPANIONS WERE RESCUED AFTER ES- DECLARE IN THE NAME OF THE SOVIET GOV- LIANCE'S STRENGTH SUGGESTED THAT THE ERNMENT WE WILL NOT STAND NEUTRAL" WEST IS STRONG MILITARILY IN UP-TO-DATE CAPING THE COMMUNIST ISLAND IN A SMALL • BOAT. WEAPONS FRIENDS SAID ALFRED ECHEMENDIA 30 MORE VALUE TO HAVE FRIENDLY APPARENTLY DRANK TOO MUCH SAL T W~TE/ DUR. NAT IONS KEEP I NG vvAR~H I Ptl AFLOAT DEFENSE SECRETARY GETS PLENTY ING A ROUGH CROSSING OF THE FLORIDA STR- WASHINGTON (UPI)--T~t HOUSE ARMED SER SECURITY PROTECTION IN SAIGON AITS VICES COMMITTEE TODAY UNANIMOUSLY AP- SAIGON (UPI)--U.S. SECRETARY OF DE­ "WE WERE 10 DAYS WITH NO FOOD, NO WATER"PROVED LEGISLATION WHICH WOULD EXTEND FENSE ROBERT S. McNAMARA ARRIVED IN SAID A SURVIVOR "WE WET OUR LIPS WITH FOR ANOTHER FIVE YEARS THE LOAN OF 40 SAIGON TODAY AMID ELABORATE ARRANGE­ SALT WATER FROM THE SEA" U S WARSHIPS TO 12 FRIENDLY COUNTRIES. MENTS TO DEFEND HIS LIFE AGAINST COM­ AT THE SAME TIME, A CLANDESTINE RADIO REAR ADM 0 C. LYNDON, SPEAKING FOR MUNIST TERRORISTS. TRANSMITTER, APPARENTLY LOCATED INSIDE THE NAVY, TOLD THE LAWMAKERS BEFORE A FULL BATTALION OF ARMED V,ETNAMESE CUBA, YESTERDAY BEGAN URGING WORKERS TO THEY TOOK ACTION: PARATROOPERS AND ABOUT 1,000 NATIONAL COMMIT SABOTAGE AND EXILES HERE SAID THE "I T IS APPARENT THAT IF A FRIENDLY POLICE GUARDED THE AIRPORT AND THE ROAD FIRST SHOT AGAINST THE FIDEL CASTRO RE- FREE WORLD NATION WILL MAINTAIN AND OP- LEADING INTO SAIGON. GIME WILL ROUSE THE CUBAN UNDERGROUND ERATE A SHIP, IT WILL BE OF GREATER VETERAN OBSERVERS SAID THE SECURITY INTO ACTION. VALUE TO THE U S THAN IT WOULD BE IF PRECAUTIONS ORDERED FOR McNAMARA WERE KEPT IN MOTHBALLS WHERE IT WOULD TAKE THE TIGHTEST THEY HAD EVER SEEN FOR A ASSASSIN COMMITS SUICIDE THREE, SIX OR NINE MONTHS TO GET IT IN FOREIGN VISITOR TO THIS COMMUNIST­ BEIRUT (UPI)--AN ASSASSIN HAS KILLED COMMISSION IN AN EMERGENCY" THREATENED NATION THE FORMER COMMANDER OF SYRIA'S NATION­ AL GUARD AND SERIOUSLY WOUNDED THE NA­ OLDEST REPRESENTATIVE DIES BOUNTY OFFERED FOR GUERRILLAS TION'S VICE PREMIER, BAGHDAD RADIO SAID WASHINGTON (UPI)--REP CLARENCE CAN­ JAKARTA (UPI)--THE OFFICIAL INDON­ TODAY. NON (DEM-Mo), THE OLDEST AND ONE SIAN NEWS AGENCY ANATARA REPORTED FROM 85, THE BROADCAST SAID COL. HAMAD OREID OF THE MOST POWERFUL MEMBERS OF THE THE STATE OF SABAH IN MALAYSIAN BORNEO WAS KILLED IN THE ATTACK LAST FRIDAY AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DIED TODAY THAT THE MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT IS OFFER- V,CE PREMIER LT GEN MOHAMMED OMRAN UNEXPECTEDLY. ING THE INHABITANTS OF TAWAO, SABAH, SERIOUSLY HURT CANNON WAS CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE Ap- 1,000 MALAYAN DOLLARS FOR THE CAPTURE THE ASSASSIN--A SYRIAN ARMY SERGEANT-- PROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE HE HAD BEEN A OF AN INDONESIAN GUERRILLA LATER COMMITTED SUICIDE, IT SAID. MEMBER OF THE HOUSE S. I NeE MARCH, 1923 WILL APPEAL DEATH SENTENCES NEW YORK (UPI)--SAUDI ARABIAN DEPUTY WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--POPE PAUL VI FOREIGN MINISTER OMAR SAKKAF ARRIVED TO­ IS PLANNING A CALIFORNIA SPEAKING TOUR TOLD THE I I-NATION APARTHEID COMMITTEE DAY TO REVIEW WITH U S OFFICIALS THE NEXT MONTH WHICH WOULD TAKE HIM TO Los TODAY HE WOULD USE HIS GOOD OFFICES TO DECISIONS TAKEN LAST JANUARY IN CAIRO BY ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO JUNE TRY TO OBTAIN COMMUTATION OF DEATH SEN­ 19-20, THE ARAB STATES CONCERNING ISRAELI DIV­ IT WAS LEARNED TONIGHT THE WHITE TENCES HANDED TO AFRICANS IN THE SOUTH ERSION OF JORDAN RIVER WATERS HOUSE SAID THERE WAS NO DErlNITE SCH- AFRICAN TREASON TRIALS i EDULE PAGE 2 ------HOURGLASS ------WEDNESDAY' 3 MAY T9b4 -I

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE -1 MAY ABANDON VENTURE -- I WORKS OUT FORMULA TO SETTLE COMMANDING OFFICER PACIFIC MISSILE I CARACAS (UPI)--MoDERN-DAY ROBINSON I LONG DISPUTE OVER KASHMIR RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL i~RUSOE, ANTON VAN DE WATER, MAY HAVE TO I NEW DELHI (Up, )--SHEIKH MOHA~MED ISLANDS, CONTRACT NI 2 3 (61756) 35133A !ABANDON HIS LIFE OF ISOLATION ON VENEZUEL~ABDULLAH SAID TODAY HE WAS WORKING ON, (PMR) WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. I ISLAND AVES DE SOTAVENTO A "FORMULA" TO END THE 17-YEAR OLD i THE HO~RGLAss IS PUBLISHED DAILY i THE 24-YEAR-OLD DUTCHMAN HAS RADIOED KASHMIR DISPUTE THAT WOULD BE ACCEP- I MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR THAT HE SUfFERED AN INJURY AND WANTED A TABLE TO BOTH INDIA AND PAKiSTAN. I NOTICES IS 4 P M. THE DAY BEfORE PUB- ,DOCTOR THOMAS LEPELTAK, REPRESENTING HE REFUSED TO DISCLOSE ANY DETAILS LICATION DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS; THE NEWSPAPER TELEGRAAf, WHICH IS SPON- OF HiS PROPOSED SOLUTiON OF THE DiS- 10 A.M THE DAY OF PUBLICATION iSOR!NG VAN DE WATER, REPORTEDLY DECIDED PUTE : THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT T4 TO REMOVE Hlt,\ FROM THE ISLAND , THE fORMER PRIME MI"IISTER Of KASHMIR' EDIT COPY RECEIVED fOR PUBLICATION I THIS IS ANOTHER IN A SERIES Of VAN DE RECENTLY RELEASED BY INDIAN OffiCIALS, ;WATER S EMERGENCY CALLS WHICH LEPELTAK AfTER IMPRISONMENT Of MORE THAN 'I I ' EDITOR H EDW MCKINNEY I BELiEVES MAY BE INTENDED TO OBTAIN RELIEf' YEARS, TOLD A NEWS CONfERENCE fOLLOW- • • I fROM LONELINESS. liNG CONCLUSION Of HIS TALKS WITH Of- , U.S. CALLS ON OTHER NATIONS I VAN DE WATER NOW HAS BEEN ON THE CARIB-! flCIALS THAT "I fEEL' 'iAVE BEEN ABLE i TO AID SOUTH VIET NAM ! BEAN ISLAND fOR 23 DAYS--OF THE GOAL Of : TO FIND A BASIS WHICH IS ACCEPTABLE WASH I NGTON (UP I )--THE UN I TED STATES I fOUR MONTHS AND ONE WEE K. I TO I ND I A " HAS ASKED ABOUT 25 NATIONS TO PROVIDE: • ' HE ADDED, "I WILL BE GOING TO PAKIS~ "PRACTICAL AND MATERIAL CONTRIBUTIONS" FBI PROTECTING PRESIDENT TAN AT THE EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY" TO TO AID SOUTH VIET NAM IN ITS BATTLE I WASHINGTON (UPI )--FEDERAL BUREAU Of i SOUND OUT PRESIDENT MOHAMMAD AYUB KHAN AGAINST COMMUNIST-BACKED GUERRILLAS. II INVESTIGATION DIRECTOR J. EDGAR HOOVER 'ABOUT HIS fORMULAe U.S. OffiCIALS SAID TODAY THAT THE I REVEALED TODAY THAT HE HAS BEEN SUPPLYINGI COUNTRIES CONCERNED WERE ASKED TO : ADDITIONAL AGENTS TO PROTECT THE PRESIDENf OLD DOCUMENTS STUDIED TO BACK SUPPLY ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AID AS ! SINCE PRESIDENT KENNEDY WAS ASSASSINATED.I PHILiPPINES CLAIM TO NORTH BORNEO WELL AS ASSISTANCE TO THE SOUTH VIET-I HOOVER rOLD UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL! MADRID (UPI )--PHILIPPINE SUPREME I NA~ESE MILITARY EffORT, BUT NOT fOR I EXCLUSIVELY THAT THE ADDITIONAL FBI AGENT, COURT JUSTICE ROBERTO REGALA LEAVES COMBAT UNITS. I HAD BEEN REQUESTED BY THE SECRET SERVICE,! TOMORROW fOR ROME AfTER A VISIT Of AMONG THE NATIONS TO WHICH APPEALS WHICH HAS PRIME RESPONSIBILITY fOR PRO- I SEVERAL DAYS TO SPAIN TO STUDY OLD WER E SEN T WERE NINE ALREADY PROV I DI NGI TEC TI NG THE PRES I DENT'S LI f E ! DOCUMENTS TO SUPPORT THE PH I L! PP I NES' ,

OR PLANNING SOME ASSISTANCE: JAPAN, ! PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN RECENT WEEKS RE- ! CLAIM TO NORTH BORNEO I AUSTRALIA, BRITAIN, MALAYSIA, SOUTH : PEATEDLY HAS MENTIONED THE PROTECTION I DIPLOMATIC SOURCES SAID REGALA WAS I KOREA, WEST GERJYlANY, CANADA, NEW ! GIVEN HIM BY THE FBI, SOMETIMES EVEN ! ON TOUR OF SEVERAL EUROPEAN NATIONS , ZEALAND AND FRANCE. THESE COUNTRIES I CASTING THE SECRET SERVICE IN A SECONDARYI LINING UP SUPPORT FOR H!S COUNTRY'S I HAVE BEEN ASKED TO INCREASE THEIR \ ROLE. CLAIM TO NORTH BORNEO AND GETTING NEW I

AID If POSSIBLE I HOOVER, HOWEVER, EMPHASIZED THAT FBf ! HISTORICAL DATA TO SUPPORT THE CLAIM \1 THE APPEALS WENT TO NATIONS IN ALL \ AGENTS ASSIGNED TO PROTECT THE PRESIDENT I' THE FILIPINO MAGtSTRATE VISITED THE PARTS Of T~E WORLD, ACCORDING TO ! WERE UNDER THE CONTROL Of THE SECRET SER- HAGUE, HEADQUARTERS OF THE INTERNATIO~ L STATE DEPARTMENT OffiCIALS, BUT THE I VICE AND RECEIVE THEIR INSTRUCTIONS fROM I COURT Of JUSTICE, PRIOR TO HIS ARRIVAU MAJORITY WERE DIRECTED TO MEMBERS OF I THAT AGENCY I HERE : THE NORTH ATLANTI C TREATY ORGANI ZATI O~ • I THE SOURCES SAl D REGAlA CONSUL TED : (NATO) AND THE SOUTHEAST ASIAN TREATyl RUSSIA DIDN'T INVENT PYRAMIDS I ALL DOCUMENTS ON THE PY!LIPP,NES I

ORGANIZATION (SEATO). ) CAIRO (Up, )--SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA I THE AqCHIPELJ.QO WAS UNDER SPANISH I OFfiCIALS SAID THE MILITARY CON- : KHRUSHCHEV VISITED THE PYRAMIDS YESTERDAyl DOMINATION UNTIL 1898 SPAI~ HAS TWO I TR I BUT IONS SOUGHT I NCL UDED GU ERR I LLA ' AND CONCEDED TO HIS EGYPT I AN HOS TS THAT I FAMOUS L I BRAR I ES ON OLD DOCUMENTS, ' i WARFARE TRAINING TEAMS, M!LlTARY : "WE DON'T MAINTAIN WE INVENTED THE PYRA- ! ONE AT EL ESCORIAL, NEAR MADRID, AND' NURSES AND NURSING INSTRUCTORS, MEDI-1 MID WE WON'T COMPETE WITH THE EGYPTIANSI THE OTHER ONE, THE ARCHIVE Of INCIES,' CAL AND ENGINEER TEAMS TO ASSIST IN ION THIS." : IN SEVILLE , THE RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, AND, THE SOVIET LEADER VISITED THE PYRAMIDS! THE SOURCES SAID REGALA ALSO WAS : \ ANv OTHER USEFUL TYPE Of MILITARY AND THE SPHINX ON THE THIRD DAY Of HIS LIKELY TO CONSULT THE EXCELLENT VATI- I ASSISTANCE OUTSIDE Of COMBAT UNITS. VISIT HERE, AFTERAODRESSING THE U.A.R. (CAN LIBRARY THE SUPREME COURT Jus-

o NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AND CONFERRING PRIVAT- I ICE REfUSED TO COMMENT ON HIS TRIP WAR BETWEE~ TURKS AND GREEKS ' ELY WITH PRESIDENT GAMAL ABDEL NASSER. • WOULD DESTORY THE WESTERN ALLIANCE, IN HIS SPEECH TO THE ASSEMBLY, KHRUSH- , TAPE WILL BE STUDIED ThE HAGJE (UPI )--SECRETARY Of STATE CHEV ATTACKED ISRAEL FOR DIVERTING THE : MURRAY HILL, N.J (UPI )--A TAPE DEAN RUSK HAS WARNED AMERICA'S ALLIES WATERS OF THE RIVER JORDAN AND BACKED RECORDING OF THE LAST WORDS OF T~E I TtiAT wAR BETWEEN TURKEY AND GREECE l NASSER'S DEMAND fOR REMOVAL Of fOREIGN I PILOT OF AN AIRLINER THAT CRASHED OVER CYPRUS WOuLD DESTROY THE WES- BASES IN NORTH AFRICA No DETAILS WERE I LAST THURSDAY NEAR CONCORD, CALIF, TERN ALLIANCE GIVEN Of HIS TALK WITH NASSER--THEIR I W~LL BE ANALYZED BY THE BELL TELEPHONE HE ALSO STEPPED UP PRESSURE ON THEM SECOND IN TWO DAYS. I LABORATORIES HERE SYLLABLE-BY-SYLLABLE

TO CURB TRADE WITH COMMUNIST CUBA •• • I THE RECORDING WAS MADE OF A GARBLED' AND TO GIVE MORE NON-MILITARY AID TO ESCAPE WAS WELL PLANNED : RADIO TRANSMISSION fROM THE COCKPIT EMBATTLED SOUTH VIET NAM HAMBURG, GERMANY (UPI )--NAZI MASS I OF THE PACIFIC AIRLINES FAIRCHILD F-27 RUSK SOUGHT TO PUT ACROSS THE MURDERER HANS WALTER ZECH-NENNTWICH I JUST BEFORE IT NOSE-DIVED INTO A HILL, POiNTS IN ~ DAY-LONG ROUND Of ADVANCE CLAIMS ORGANIZERS OF HIS ESCAPE fROM A KILLING ALL 44 PERSONS ABOARD TALKS WITH ALLIED LEADERS BEfORE THE WEST GERMAN JAIL GOT HIM AN EGYPTIAN VIS~ SOME LISTENERS BELIEVED THE TAPE OFENING TODAY Of A THREE-DAY MEETING WHILE HE STILL WAS ON TRIAL, THE MAGA- I INDICATED THE PILOT WAS SHOT BEFORE Of THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS Of THE ZINE STEGN SAID TODAY I THE PLANE CRASHED I NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION ZECH-NENNTWICH, WHO SAID EARLIER AN ! THE FBI SAID A REVOLVER FOUND IN THE (NATO) RUSK WILL PRESIDE AT THE ORGANIZATION Of Ex-NAZI OFfiCERS ARRANGE~ WRECKAGE HAD BEEN FIRED SIX TIMES SESSION HIS GETAWAY WHEN HE WAS SENTENCED TO 'THE TAPE WAS SENT BY THE CIVIL AER07 fOUR YEARS AT HARD LABOR, REMAINS IN i NAUTICS BOARD IN CALIFORNIA FIFTEEN YEARS A Spy EGYPT, THE ROME MAGAZINE SAID. I • STOCKHOLM (UPI )--SELf-CONfESSED WEST GERMANY HAS ASKED EGYPT TO ARREST i RECOVER STOLEN PAiNTINGS SOVIET Spy COL STIG WENNERSTROEM THE 47-YEAR-OLD EX-SS CAPTAIN AND HOLD : ROME (UP! )--POLICE HAVE RECOVERED A

TESTifiED TODAY HE HAD PLANNED TO HIM FOR EXTRADITION ! COLLECTiON Of STOLEN 16TH AND 17 TH I CONfER WITH HiS RUSSIAN BOSS IN VIE­ • • I CENTURY PAINTINGS WORTH $160,000 IN , NNA ON FUTURE FLANS WHEN HE WAS AR­ LIGHT SENTENCES FOR SPIES I A LUXURY APARTMENT ON THE ROME OUT- :

RESTED LAST JUNE ZURICH, SWITZERLAND (UPI )--Two SWISS : SKIRTS I WENNERSTROEM, IN THE FIRST PUBLIC MEN WERE CONVICTED TODAY OF SPYING fOR I POLICE SAID THAT GIANCARLO CHIOLERIO SESSION Of HiS TRIAL FOR PASSING ISRAEL AGAINST THE UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC. I A COLLECTOR IN WHOSE APARTMENT THE SECRETS TO THE RUSSIANS fOR 15 YEARS, THE ZURICH DISTRICT COURT SENTENCED PAINTINGS WERE FOUND YESTERDAY, UN- DID NOT SPECIFY IN WMAT COUNTRY HE I WILHELM NAEf TO THREE MONTHS IN JAIL AND LOADED THE PAINTINGS FROM HIS BALCONY HAD PLANNED TO CONTiNUE HIS ALLEGED 1 JOHANN NEESER TO FIVE MONTHS INTO A GARDEN BELOW WHEN HIS HOME WAS OPERATIONS FOR THE RUSSiANS RAIDED HE WAS ARRESTED WITH THREE THE STATE C~ARGES THAT THE 57-YEAR~ CAPTURE FISHING VESSELS OTHER PERSONS AND CHARGED WITH RE- OLD SWEDBSH AIR rORCE OFfiCER PASSED! SAIGON (UPI )--VIET CONG GUERRILLAS HAVE CEiVING STOLEN GOODS SWEDjSH AND NATO DEFENSE SECRETS TO i CAPTURED THREE FISHING VESSE~S FROM THE • I KREM~iN AGE~TS DuR~NG ~ART OF THE : ISLAND OF SINGAPORE, AN AMERICAN MILITARY SAN FRANCISCO HAS THE LARGEST iR1SH­ TI~E hE WOR~ED iN WASHINCTON, Moscow SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY AMERICAN POPULATION FOR ITS SIZE Of AND S TOCK'"'OUJi ANY CITY IN THE COUNTRY PAGE 3 HOURGlASS WEDNESDAY 13 MAY 1964

KILLER Of FiVE PERSONS DROWNS NAVY GIVES UP SEARCH APPARENT THAT NEW PANAMA FOLLOWING GUNFIGHT WITH POLICEMAN ROTA, SPAIN (UPI)--THE UoSo NAVY CHIEF WILL BE OPPOSED TO UoSo BOISE, IDAHO (UPI}--A SUSPECTED SLAY­ ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT ALL 10 PERSONS PANAMA CITY (UPI}--GOVERNMENT CAN­ ER OF FBVE PERSONS APPARENTLY DROWNED ABOARD A NAVY PATROL PLANE APPARENTLY DIDATE MARCO ROBLES, CAMPAIGNING ON A LAST NIGHT DURING A GUNF8GHT WITH DIED WHEN THE PLANE CRASHED INTO THE PLATFORM OF POLITICAL INDEPENDENCE POLICE WHICH CLIMAXED ONE or THE MOST ATLANTIC OCEANo FROM THE UNITED STATES, TODAY WIDENED GR I SLY CR aMES I N IDAHO HI STORYo THE SEARCH fOR SURVIVORS HAS BEEN HIS LEAD OVER EX-PRESIDENT ARNULFO THE VICTIMS INCLUDED THE SUSPECTS' CALLED OFFo A NAVY SPOKESMAN HERE SAID ARIAS IN PANAMAtS TIGHT PRESIDENTIAL

THREE CHILDREN, HIS STEP-DAUGHTER AND 000000 RACE .. HIS FORMER WIFEu Two WERE GARROTTED WOMEN PEACE ADVOCATION OF W,TH NEARLY 50 PER CENT OF THE BAL­ WITH LENGTHS OF WIRE, TWO WERE SHOT NATO NATIONS MEETING IN HOLLAND LOTS ALREADY TALLIED, ROBLES LED ARIAS AND ONE WAS BLUDGEONED TO DEATH WITH NEW YORK (UPI)--A SPOKESMAN FOR A BY A 15,000 VOTE MARGIN -- 87,290 TO THE BUTT OF A LUGER PISTOLo GROUP OF 41 AMERICAN AND CANADIAN 72,3910 A THIRD PRESIDENTIAL CANDI­ POLBCE IDENTIFIED THE SUSPECTED SLAY­ WOMEN PEACE ADVOCATES SAID TODAY THAT DATE, JUAN Ao GALINDO, WHO HAS ALREADY ER AS RAYMOND REASONS, (AGE UNKNOWN)o IT WILL CANCEL A PROJECTED DEMONSTRA­ CONCEDED DEFEAT, POLLED 30,997 VOTES. THE TRAGEDY WAS D9SCOVERED WHEN TION IN THE HAGUE LATER THIS WEEK IF ROBLEst EDGE WAS NOTABLE IN THAT REASON's PRESENT WIFE, WHOM HE HAD THE NETHERLANDS GOVERNMENT FORBIDS 'T. ARIAS' PRINCIPAL VOTING STRENGTH, IN MARRIED TWICE, NOTIFIED AUTHORITIES THE WOMEN, TRAVELING UNDER THE BAN­ THE CITY, WAS INCLUDED IN THE EARLY YESTERDAY AFTERNOON THAT HER HUSBAND NER OF "THE NATO WOMEN'S PEACE tORCE", RETURNS., ROBLES WAS CONCEDED TO BE HAD CALLED HER AT WORK AND TOLD HER HE PLANNED TO DEMONSTRATE DURING THE MEET­ STRONGER POLITICALLY IN THE INTERIOR. HAD MURDERED THE CHBLDRENo ING OF THE NATO fOREIGN MINISTERS, IT SEEMED CERTAIN, HOWEVER, THAT POLiCE CONVERGED ON THE REASONS HOME WHICH OPENS THERE TOMORROW. ARIAS WOULD CHALLENGE THE ELECTION AND WERE "HORRIFiED" AT WHAT THEY , SHORTLY BEFORE THEY WERE SCHEDULED OUTCOME AND PERHAPS DELAY OFFICIAL FOUNDo I TO BOARD A KLM ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINER AT PROCLAMATION OF A WINNERo HIS FOL­ A SHORT TIME LATER, POLDCE OFFICER KENNEDY AIRPORT, THEY LEARNED THAT THE LOWERS STOUTLY MAINTAINED ARiAS WAS REX MEHL REPORTED THAT HE SPOTTED DUTCH GOVERNMENT HAD STATED THAT THEY BEING "ROBBED" OF CERTAIN TRIUMPH BUT REASONS iN A CAR AND PURSUED IT TO THE WOULD BE EXCLUDED IF THEY INDICATED QUOTED NO ELECTION RETURNS TO SUPPORT EDGE OF Tlon ou MEHL SA n0 REASONS LOST i UPON THEIR ARRIVAL IN AMSTERDAM THAT THEIR ALLEGATIONS o

CONTROL OF THE VEHDCLE ON A CURVE AND ; THEY PLANNED TO GO THROUGH WITH THE _.0000 IT ROLLED INTO A CANALo I DEMONSTRATION o FRANCE SUSPENDS fiNANCIAL AiD THE POLICE OFFICER SAID RiASONS HOWEVER, NONE or THE WOMEN CANCELLED TO TUN IS IA FOLlDtilNG EXPROPR IAT ION SCRAMBLED OUT OF THE PARTIALLY SUB­ HER PLANE RESERVATIONS SINCE THE DE­ TUNIS (UPIJ--FRANCE HAS DECIDED TO MERGED CAR AND AiMED A RIFLE AT HIS MONSTRATION WAS ,NC«DENTAL TO THREE SUSPEND ~INANC'AL AID TO TUNISIA FOL­ PURSUER SO MEHL OPENED FIRED MEHL SASD DAYS OF MEETINGS waTH APPROXIMATELY LOWING THE TUNISIAN DECISION TO EX­ HE DiD NOT BELIEVE HE HHT THE SUSPECT, 450 OTHER WOMEN PEACE WORKERS FROM PROPRIATE !MMEDIATELY ALL FRENCH-OWNED BUT REASONS TOPPLED INTO THE CANALo NATO COUNTRIES IN EUROPEo LAND, THE FRENCH EMBASSY ANNOUNCED

THE BODY OF THE FiNAL VICTIM WAS DIS­ 000000 TODAY G COVERED BY AUTHORITIES WHEN THEY RE­ CUBA HAS TO BUY SUGAR THE EMBASSY REFUSED FURTHER DETAILS. COVERED THE CAR AND BEGAN DRAGGING TO COVER HER PRIOR COMMITMENTS FRANCE HAS GIVEN TUNISIA $20 MillION OPERAT80NS AT THE CANAL FOR REASONS~ MIAMI, FLAo (UPI)--RADIO HAVANA, SAID IN LONG-TERM LOANS, WOTH GOVERNMENT BODYo TODAY CUBA MAY AGAIN BUY SUGAR ON THE BACKING FOR A SIMDLAR SUM IN PRIVATE THE R£.MA9"NS or THE SUSPECTvS FORMER WORLD MARKET TO MEET COMMITMENTS TO AID. WIFE WERE FOUND WRAPPED IN A BLANKET SOVIET BLOC NATIONS .. TUNISIAN PRESIDENT HABIB BOURGUIBA AND STUfFED LN THE FLOORBOARDS OF THE THE OFFICIAL RADIO, MONITORED HERE, TODAY FORMALLY APPROVED A BilL PASSED VEHiClE o POLaCE SA8D SHE HAD BEEN QUOTED NATIONAL AGRARIAN REFORM INSTI­ BY THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY YESTERDAY SHOT THROUGH THE HEARTo TUTE PRESIDENT CARLOS RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ AUTHORIZING THE COMPULSORY PURCHASE 000000 AS SAYING: Of ALL 150,000 ACRES OF FOREIGN-OWNED CLOSE TIES BETWEEN UoSo AND "NATURE HAS NOT BEEN FAVORABLE TO LANDo AN ESTIMATED 90 PER CENT BELONG

JAPAN LEADS TO BETTER TRADE SUGAR PRODUCTION, BUT CUBA WILL FULFilL TO FRENCH FARMERS OR COMPAN'ES j WITH NEW YORK {UP1)--A JAPANESE OFFICIAL ITS SUGAR COMMITMENTS ALTHOUGH .T MAY THE REMA!NDER IN ITALIAN OR MALTESE SAiD TODAY THAT TRADE TIES BETWEEN THE HAVE TO CONTINUE BUYING SUGAR ON THE HANDS ..

UNITED STATES AND JAPAN HAVE NEVER WORLD MARKETo" 000000 BEEN CLOSER W8TH COMBINED TRADE BE­ CUBA, WORLD'S lARGEST PRODUCER OF WRECKAGE IS TAKEN TWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES TOTALING A CANE SUGAR, WENT ON THE WORLD MARKET LIMA (uPI,--AuTHORITIES SAID TODAY RECORD $304 BillION lAST YEAR o lAST WEEK TO BUY SUGAR TO fULFilL THE CAUSE OF A CRASH OF AN ARGENTINE JIRO TOKUYAMA, DIRECTOR OF PUBliC BARTER TRADE AGREEMENTS WITH EASTERN MILITARY TRANSPORT IN WHICH 46 PERSONS AFFA8RS FOR THE JAPAN TRADE CENTER EUROPEAN NAT,ONSQ WERE KILLED MAY NEVER BE KNOWN BECAUSE SPOKE AT A SEMiNAR YESTERDAY ENTITLED CUBAN PRODUCTiON PLUMMETED TO 3.2 SOUVENIR HUNTERS AND SCRAP DEALERS "How TO DO BUSINESS IN AND WITH JAPANo' MilLION TONS lAST YEAR DUE TO HURRICANE HAVE WALKED AWAY WITH MOST Of THE IT WAS SPONSORED BY THE AMERICAN FLORA AND MISMANAGEMENT. WRECKAGEo

MANAGEMENT ASSOCRATION o 0000000 AUTHORITIES SAID THERE HAS BEEN AN HE ATTRIBUTED THE ~AVORABLE TRADE WJLL CUT IMPORT QUOTAS INCESSANT PARADE OF "UNSCRUPULOUS RELATiONS IBETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES IN SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA (UP"--JAPANESE PERSONS" TO THE SITE OF THE CRASH .. PART TO EXPANDED CONTACT BETWEEN THE CONSUL FOR COMMERCIAL AfFAIRS, No AMAYA LACK OF POLICE VIGilANCE AT THE UNITED STATES AND JAPAN GENERAllYo HE TOLD A TRADE CONFERENCE TODAY JAPAN SCENE HAS LED TO THE DISAPPEARANCE OF NOTED THAT OVER 60,000 AMERICAN BUSI­ WilL ELIMINATE MOTOR VEHICLE IMPORT EVEN THE PLANE'S INSTRUMENTS, WHICH NESSMEN VISITED JAPAN DURING 1962 AND QUOTAS SOON, PERMITTING AUSTRALIAN­ MAY HAVE RECORDED THE REASONS FOR THE A COMPARABLE NUMBER OF JAPANESE MADE GENERAL MOTORS HOLDERS TO COMPETE CRASH, AIRPORT AUTHORITIES HERE SA'D o

BUSINESSMEN CAME TO THE UNITED STATES AGAINST NISSAN AND TOYOTA CARS ON THE 0.0000 TO SET UP JOINT VENTURES AND ON MARKET JAPANESE MARKET. BOMBER CRASHED IN FLAMES RESEARCH PROJECTS AND BUYING MISSIONS o AMAYA SAID THE MOVE SUGGESTS THAT LONDON (UPI)--NEW ZEALAND TEST

000000 AUSTRALIA ELIMINATE TARIFF-PROTECTED PilOT JAMES HAWKINS WAS IN A HOSPITAL RUBBER IS CHIEF EXPORT INEfFICIENT INDUSTRIES AND DEVELOP NEW TODAY ArTER BAILING OUT OF A BRITISH KUALA LUMPUR (UPI)--MAlAYAnS 1964 INDUSTRIESo VULCAN BOMBER WHICH CRASHED IN flAMES RUBBER CROP WAS EXPECTED TO REACH "I AM lOOKING fORWARD TO THE TIME LAST NIGHT KILLING FOUR OF SiX MEN 870,000 TONS iF A PROPOSED STRIKE DOES WHEN JAPAN WILL BUY FROM AUSTRALIA NOT ABOARD. NOT CRUPPlE THE INDUSTRYo JUST WOOL, COAL AND SUGAR BUT CARS, THE CO-PilOT ALSO PARACHUTED TO IN 1963, MALAYA PRODUCED 782,8;0 TONS SPECIAL STEELS, BEARiNGS, ELECTRIC SAFETY AND WAS DISCHARGED fROM THE OF RUBBERo EXPORTS AMOUNTED TO 841, MACHINES, METAL WORKING PLANTS AND HOSPiTAL LAST NIGHT. 418 TONS WHOCH iNCLUDED 53,189 TONS CHEMICALSo" THE VULCAN PLUNGED TO EARTH NEAR IMPORTED fROM INDONESIA AND RE-EXPORT­ HE ADDED HE BELIEVED AUSTRALIA, CHUTE WHilE ON A FL8GHT FROM THE EDo JAPAN, CANADA, THE UNITED STATES AND AViAT!ON MINnSTRY EXPERIMENTAL STATION TRADE WAS BROKEN OFF BETWEEN INDON­ MEXICO SHOULD JOiN A PACIFIC TRADING AT BOSCOMBE. ESIA AND MALAYSIA lAST YEAR AS THE COMMUN!TYo A BRITiSH VALIANT BOMBER CRASHED

RESULT OF PRESiDENT SUKARNO'S OPPOSI­ o • Co 0 0- 0 LAST THURSDAY ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF TION TO THE NEW NAT BONo CROWDED BOAT SINKS MARKET RASEN KILLING All rIVE CREW­ RUBBER GROWERS WERE MORE WORRIED DACCA, EAST PAKISTAN (UPI)--SIXTV­ MEMBERS.

ABOUT THE NAT n ONAL UN I ON OF PlANTAT ION THREE PERSONS INCLUDING CHILDREN, WERE .000.0 WORKERS THAN THE ~NDONESIANSo IF WAGE FEARED DROWNED YESTERDAY IN THE SINK­ BONN (UPJ)--WEST BERLIN LORD MAYOR DEMANDS ARE NOT MET BY MAY !8, THE ING OF A CROWDED BOAT IN THE PADMA WalLY BRANDT TODAY SAID HE DOES NOT UNION SAYS IT WHll CALL STS 200,000 RIVERo THE BOAT, CARRYING 80 PASSEN­ FAVOR WEST GERMANY SENDING ANY TROOPS WORKERS OUT ON STRHKEo GERS, CAPSIZED DURING A STORM. TO AID THE WESTERN CAUSE iN VIET NAMo PAGE 4 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 13 MAY 1964

LT COLONEL ROBERT W. ZINN THEY LIVED TO TELL : U.So WILL SUPPLY INDIA WITH

NAMED NEW SAFETY OfFICER - PFO JOHANNESBURG (UPI )--Two YOUNG PARA- I ASSISTANCE IN AIR DEFENSE THE CHIEF, PFO, HAS ANNOUNCED THAT I TROOPERS GOT THEIR LINES ENTANGLED WHEN: WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE UNITED STATES I COLONEL ROBERT W. Z,NN HAS BEEN As- THEY BAILED OUT Of AN AIRCRAfT TOGETHER AND INDIA SOON WILL WORK OUT A Mll'- I SIGNED TO THE PACifiC FIELD OFFICE THOUSANDS Of fEET ABOVE WONDERBOOM A,R- TARY AID AGREEMENT CALLING FOR ABOUT I AND WilL BE A PART Of THE ARMY ORGANI~ PORT AT PRETORIA YESTERDAY - AND THEY $50 MILLION A YEAR IN ASSISTANCE fOR \ ZATIO~ AFTER THE TRANSfER Of KWAJALEIN LIVE TO TELL ABOUT IT. INDIA, CHiEFLY IN THE AIR DEFENSE \ TO THE ARMY fROM THE NAVY IT IS RALPH CLARK, 21, Of PRETORIA, AND DAVI fiELD, INFORMED SOURCES SAID TODAY.

UNDERSTOOD THAT COLONEL Z,NN WilL BE I YUILL, 19, OF JOHANNESBURG, LEfT THE AIR~ SOURCES SAID THAT A MAJOR ITEM ON ASSIGNED THE DUTIES OF SAfETY OFFICER CRAFT TOGETHER TO MAKE A FREE fALL. THE LIST Of EQUIPMENT TO BE SUPPLIED IN THE ARMY ORGANIZATION SPECTATORS GASPED AS THEIR LINES BECAME I INDIA WOULD BE JET FiGHTER PLANES, COLONEL ZINN 15 MARRIED AND HAS ENTWINED THE PARACHUTISTS HURTLED TO- PROBABLY EQUIPPED WITH SIDEWINDER THREE CHILDREN HE WILL BE SERVING WARD THE GROUND WITH THEIR CANOPIES ONLY; MISSILES, HEAT-SEEKiNG WEAPONS USED ON KWAJALEIN ON AN UNACCOMPANIED TOUR, PARTLY INfLATED AND THEY BOTH LANDED i TO SHOOT DOWN ENEMY AIRCRAFT AND HIS WifE AND CHILDREN WILL REMAIN' HEAVILY ON THE GROUND i IN THEIR HOME IN WASHINGTON. COLONEL' THE TWO MEN WERE RUSHED TO A HOSPITAL I SEEK KILLER OF AUSTRALIAN Z,NN WAS TRANSFERRED TO PFO FROM ) WHERE IT WAS DIAGNOSED THAT CLARK SUF- BEATEN TO DEATH IN ENGLAND i HEADQUARTERS U S ARMY MATERIEL COM- I fERED BACK INJURIES BUT HAD NO BROKEN 8URY, LANCASHIRE, ENGLAND (UPI )--A !

MAND IN WASHINGTON, D.C., WHE~E HE : BONES AND YUILL RECEIVED A BROKEN ARM I FifTY-MAN DETECTIVE SQUAD TODAY COMBEdI I WAS CHIEf OF THE EXPLOSIVES ORDNANCE AND WAS TREATED FOR A STRAINED BACK THIS SMALL TOWN, SEEKING THE KILLER I DISPOSAL DIVISION. I OF A ONE-TIME AUSTRALIAN MIGRANT WHO COLONEL Z,NN CAME TO pro WITH AN I ATTEMPT TO DISCOURAGE TOURISTS WAS fOUND BEATEN TO DEATH IN A QUIET EXTENSIVE ARMY BACKGROUND IN EXPLOslVf MADRID (UPI )--A SMALL BOMB EXPLODED INi BACK STREET. ORDNANCE DISPOSAL WORK. HE HAS SERVE~ THE SPANISH FOREIGN MINISTRY TODAY. : A POST MORTEM SHOWED THAT EDWIN IN VARIOUS POSITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH I IT WAS THE EIGHTH BOMB BLAST HERE IN : SHEDWICK, 36, HAD DIED Of SEVERE HEAD: EXPLOSIVES THROUGHOUT HIS ARMY CAREER~ THE PAST EIGHT DAYS. GOVERNMENT SOURCES: BLOWS HIS BODY WAS FOUND IN A POOL : WHICH HAS INCLUDED ASSIGNMENTS IN THE! BLAMED A TE~ROR1ST ORGANIZATION TRYING ! Or BLOOD YESTERDAY IN A QUIET BACK \ EUROPEAN THEATER, JAPAN AND KOREA, Asl TO DISCOURAGE TOURISTS fROM COMING TO STREET NEAR THE TOWN CENTER WELL AS AT VARIOUS POSTS IN THE UNITEb SPAIN AND HELPING THE GOVERNMENT WITH DETECTIVES TODAY CHECKED THE TOWN'S

STATES 'I TOUR I ST DOLLARS PUBS AND HOTELS I N AN EFfORT TO RE- I

COLONEL ZINN STUDIED ENGINEERING AT THE FOREIGN MINISTRY BOMB EXPLODED IN CONSTRUCT THE RAILWAY WORKER'S MOVE- I i THE WEST V,RGINIA INSTITUTE OF TECH- i A REAR WINDOW Of THE BUILDING IT CAUSE~ MENTS EARLY SUNDAY MORNING BEfORE HE ; NOLOGY AND THE UNIVERSITY Of WEST NO INJURIES AND ONLY SMALL DAMAGE I WAS BEATEN TO DEATH V,RGINIA HE HAS ATTENDED VARIOUS POLICE SAID NEIGHBORS AT HIS RESI- MILITARY SCHOOLS, TO INCLUDE THE U.S. SHOT WAS POSTPONED I DENCE AT NEARBY DUCKWORTH, ST BURY,

ARMY ORDNANCE SCHOOL AT ABERDEEN, WHITE SANDS, N.M. (UPI )--A SCHEDULED \1 TOLD THEM SHEDWICK HAD SPENT FOUR MARYLAND, THE COMMAND AND GENERAL SHOT OF A LITTLE JOE-2 ROCKET WITH AN YEARS IN AUSTRALIA AND RETURNED TO

STAFF COLLEGE AT FORT LEAVENWORTH, I ApOLLO MOONSHOT SPACE CAPSULE ON ITS BRITAIN ABOUT A YEAR AGO. HE WAS A I KANSAS, AND THE U.S. NAVAL SCHOOL I NOSE, WAS CANCELLED EARLY TODAY DUE TO I BACHELOR AND DESCRIBED BY NEIGHBORS ! CONCERNING EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAl! "UNfAVORABLE WINDS AND DUST" AS A "LONER" WITH FEW fRIENDS. AND SPECIAL WEAPONS DISPOSAL I OffICIALS OF THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS I •

COLONEL Z,NN HAS PARTICIPATED IN AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION SAID WINDS OF 1\ AVIATRIX REACHES OAKLAND EIGHT DifFERENT CAMPAIGNS IN WORLD WA~ 15-20 MPH AND BLOWING DUST CAUSED POST- OAKLAND, CALif (UP1 )--8LONDE JOAN \ II AND THE KOREAN WAR HE HOLDS 14 I PONEMENT Of THE SHOT, PROBABLY UNTil I ME~RIAM LANDED HER TWiN-ENG/NED PLANE DIFfERENT AWARDS AND DECORATIONS TO I 6 A M TOMORROW I AT OAKLAND TODAY AND BECAME THE FIRST INCLUDE THE BRONZE STAR MEDAL WHICH I •• • WOMAN TO fLY SOLO AROUND THE WORLD WAS AWAnDED FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE I OPERATION A SUCCESS? OVER MOST Of THE ROUTE fOLLOWED BY IN 1945, AND AN OAK LEAF CLUSTER TO I TULSA, OKLA (UPI )--MRS. 8ERNICE MARIE! AMELIA EARHART, WHO VANISHED AT SEA \ i THE BRONZE STAR MEDAL, WHICH WAS AWAR~ SENGER, WHO RECEIVED A THYMUS GLAND FROM 27 YEARS AGO OED FOR HIS MERITORIOUS SERVICE DURIN~ AN UNBORN CALF IN A TRANSPLANT OPERATION' MISS MERRIAM'S RED AND WHiTE P,PER I I THE KOREA~ WAR LAST JANUARY, DIED YESTERDAY IN A TULSA I APACHE GLIDED TO A PERfECT LANDING : HOSPITAL. 1 AT OAKLAND INTERNATIONAL A,RPORT AT ROYAL COUPLE GUESTS OF MEXICO i THE GLANDULAR TRANSPLANT WAS BELIEVED 19 13 A.M. DESPITE ENGINE TROUBLE Los ANGELES (UPI )--JAPANESE CROWN ~ TO BE THE FIRST Of ITS KINO. DOCTORS : WHICH HAD DELAYED fOR 46 MINUTES HER PRINCE AKIHITO AND CROWN PRINCESS ,DECIDED TO TRY IT AS A POSSIBLE TREATMENt ARRIVAL fROM HONOLULU

MaCHIKO LEAVE TODAV fOR MEXICO CITY fOR INOPERABLE CANCER. : THE ENGINE TROUBLE--AND TWO COAST I TO BEGIN A FORMAL FIVE-DAY STATE I DOCTORS TODAY BEGAN EVALUATING THE I GUARD PLANES THAT ESCORTED MISS MERRIA~ VISIT I OPERATION, TRYING TO DETERMINE WHETHER I FOR THE LAST 200 MILES--PROVIDED A THE ROYAL COUPLE FLEW HERE YESTERDAi THE TRANSPLANT EXTENDED HER LIFE I FITTING CLIMAX FOR A FLIGHT THAT HAS I

FROM TOKYO AND SPENT THE NIGHT BEfORE' o • II BEEN A STUDY IN FRUSTRATIONS I CONTINUiNG THEIR TRIP THERE WERE NO I LOAN AGRElMENTS SIGNAL IT BEGAN MARCH 17--EIGHT WEEKS AGO-~ OFflCdAL ACTIVITIES fOR THEM DURING I WASHINGTON (UPI )--PRESIDENT JOHNSON, I AND CARRIED THE 27-YEAR-OLD LONG 8EAC~ THEIR '7 ~OURS IN THIS COUNTRY : PLEDGING TO DOUBLE THE EffECTIVENESS OF HOUSEWIFE THROUGH BATTLES WITH BAD I

THE CROWN PRINCE AND PRINCESS WILL THE ALLIANCE fOR PROGRESS WITHIN THE NEXiWEATHER, MECHANICAL FAILURE AND A RE- I VISIT MEXICO AT T~E INVITATION OF THE YEAR, TODAY LAUNCHED THE STEPPED-UP PRO-' VOLUTION IN BRAZIL I MEXICAN GOVERNMENT : GRAM BY SIGNING LOAN AGREEMENTS TOTALING THE IMPORTANT THING fOR MISS MERRIA~J

• • I MORE THAN $40 MILLION FOR 13 LATIN AMER_HOWEVER, WAS THAT SHE HAD SUCCESSfULL~

DARK AFRICA MOVING SOUTH I ICAN NATIONS I ACHIEVED WHAT AMELIA EARHART LOST HER I JO~ANNES BURG (Up I )--PROf. AL BERT : If I N THE MONTHS TO COME, WE I NTEND TO : L I FE TRY I NG TO DO MOR E THAN A QUARTER: GEYSER SA I D YESTERDAY SOUTH AfR I CA IS \ MO~E THAN DOUBLE THE PACE OF TH I S ACT I ON~1 CENTURY AGO, WHEN M ISS MER~ I AM WAS I FACED WITH T~£ SAME fATE AS THE 8,B- JOHNSON TOLD AMBASSADORS FROM THE 19 I~ESS THAN ONE YEA~ OLD. [ l I CAL PR I SONERS PAUL AND S I LAS. ' ALL I ANCE FOR PROGRESS MEMBERS AT A SPEC- • i ''WITH DARK AFRICA DESCENDING SOUTH- IAL WHITE HOUSE MEETING : DEMONSTRATES AGAINST U.S. ; WARDS," HE SA I 0 I N A CHURCH SERMON, • PHNOM PENH ( UP I ) --HUNDREDS Of MONKS ,: "ONLY A MIRACLE COULD SAVE SOUTH AfRIC.e FORM STUDENT UNION :STUDENTS AND RICKSHAW MEN TODAY STAGE~ FROM THE INEVITABLE YOUR HOMES AND: KATMANDU (UPI )--NEPALESE STUDENTS HAVE :AN ANTI-AMERICAN DEMONSTRATION OUTSID~ THE HOMES Of YOUR CHILDREN ARE MENACED. CALLED ON THE GOVERNMENT TO PROHIBIT RE- ITHE CAMBODIAN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BUILD- 1 \ You SEE IN YOUR MIND'S EYE PICTURES or CRUITMENT OF GURKHAS FOR THE 8RITISH ARM~ING AND DEMANDED THAT THE GOVERNMENT I

THE CHAOTIC CONGO." AND TO ADVISE BRITAIN NOT TO USE GURKHAS !OFWER ALL U.S. CITIZENS TO LEAVE THE I I PROFESSOR G£YSER SAID, "THERE ARE AGAINST INDONESIA IN THE MALAYSIA DISPUTEl~OUNTRY TWO-HUNDRED AND FO~TY-SIX MILLION OF ; THE CALL CAME AT THE END OF A fOUR-DAY \ THE DEMONSTRATORS PROTESTED T~ RECENT THEM AND WE ARE HARDLY FOUR MILLION-- • CONFERENCE LAST NIGHT STUDENTS FROM ALyiATTACKS BY SOUTH V,ETNAMESE FORCES I WE ~AVEN'T GOT A CHANCE " ! OVER NEPAL PARTICIPATED IN THE MEETING IPN CAMBODIAN BORDER VILLAGES WHICH AL-! . i WHICH ALSO RESOLVED TO fORM A NEPALESE l""EGEDLY INVOLVED PARTICIPATION BY ! LONDON {UPI )--DR HEWLE TT JOHNSON, I STUDENT UN I ON "fREE fROM GOVERNMENT I6.MER I CAN Mb 1I TARY PERSONNEL. SOUTH PiE FORMER "RED" DEAN Of CANTERBURY, ! CONTFWL " !VIET NAM HAS ACCUSED CAMBODIA OF GIViN'(

LEfT BY PLATlaE vESTERDAY FOR HONG KONG! • \~ANCTUARY TO VIET CONG GUERRILLAS FLE- j ON "fIS wAY TO PEK'IliG ON VACATION ! PANAMA RANKS 11TH IN GROSS TONAGE AMONQ~ING FROM GOVERNMENT TROOPS I JOHNSON, 90, WAS NICKNAMED THE "RED": MARITIME NATIONS TODAY, BUT MOST SHIPS ; NATIONAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT UNG HONG DEAN BECAuSE Of HIS LEFTIST VIEWS HE FLYING THE COUNTRY'S FLAG ARE OWNED BY :6ATH PROMISED TO RELAY THE DEMONSTRATORS ~As BEE~ WORKiNG ON AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY NATIONALS OF OTHER PLACES iDEMANDS TO CHIEf OF STATE PRINCE NOROD~M _SINCE HIS RETIREMENT _ _ SiHANOUK AND ASKED THEM TO DISPERSE II PAGE 5 WEDNESDAY 13 MAY 1964 LoAo DODGERS LOSE To CHICAGO CUBS O SECTION NEW YORK (UPIJ--A BASES­ Sp r t S :?siE~;:~~~:t!:BL£ lOADED ERROR BY SECOND BASE­ 1------4 DISTRICT AMATEUR ATHLETIC MAN DICK TRACEWSKJ IN THE UNION OrrlC'ALS EXPRESSED NINTH INNING GAVE THE CHICAGO ISLANDERS OFFER REIHER TRYOUT DOUBTS TODAY THAT DALLAS CUBS A 3-2 VICTORY OVER THE LONG'S 66 rOOT, 7¢ BNCH SHOT Los ANGELES DODGERS TODAY. BUT NEEDS HELP TO GET STARTED PUT IN THE FRESNO RELAYS TRACEWSKI BOOTED PINCH HIT­ LEW MATLIN, GENERAL MANAGER Of THE HAWAII ISLANDERS Or LAST WEEKEND WOULD BE AC­ TER JOE AMALfiTANO's TWO-OUT THE PACifIC COAST LEAGUE, HAS OffERED JIMMY (KING KONG) CEPTED AS A WORLD'S RECORD o GROUND BAll, SENDING DON REIHER, PRESENTLY WITH THE EBEYE MOUNTIES, A TRYOUT IN STANE EALES, SECRETARY or LANDRUM IN fROM THIRD WITH HONOLULU UPON RETURN Of THE ISLANDERS' NEXT HOME STAND T HE SOUTHERN PAC I ric AAU, THE WaNNiNG RUN o LANDRUM WAS MAY 26. AND HILMER LODGE, TRACK AND RUNNING fOR DICK BERTELL, WHO All NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS TO HELP J,MMY MAKE THIS TRIP rlELD CHAIRMAN, SAID THAT HAD TRIPLED WITH ONE OUT IN TO HONOLULU fOR THE TRYOUT ARE NOW BEING MADE. ONE RE- THE CHANCES or LONG's THROW THE NINTH. QUIREMENT IS fiNANCIAL ASSISTANCE. BEING RECOGNIZED AS A RECORD RON PERRANOSKI, IN RELIEf All PERSONS WISHING TO HELP THIS YOUNG MAN ESTABLISH WERE REMOTE BECAUSE THE Of STARTER JOE MOELLER, THEN HIMSElf IN A PROfESSIONAL BASEBALL CAREER ARE ASKED TO THROWING RING 010 NOT HAVE WALKED TWO PINCHHITTERS IN­ SEND All DONATIONS EITHER TO ETHAN ROBBINS AT THE INDUS­ A BARRIER Of THE PROPER TENTIONAllY TO fill THE BASES. TRIAL RELATIONS OffICE OR TO PAT LANIAS AT THE SPECIAL HEIGHT AND IT WAS A METAL PERRANOKSJ STRUCK OUT JIM SERVICES GEAR LOCKER. RING RATHER THAN A WOODEN STEWART BEfORE AMALFITANO BAT­ A COLLECTION IS BEING PLANNED TO BE TAKEN UP AT THE OP­ ONEo TED fOR Lou BROCK AND PUNCHED ENING GAME Of THE 1964 MOUNTAINBAll WORLD SERIES THIS "Ir THE THROW HAD BEEN OUT AN EASY HOPPER TO TRACEW­ COMING SUNDAY AT DALLY FIELD PROVIDING A NECESSARY PLAY­ MADE IN THE SOUTHERN PACifiC SK I. Off IS NOT NEEDED. IT WOULD ALSO BE APPRECIATED VERY ARENAp WE WOULD NOT EVEN B08 BUHl, WHO HAS 27 CAREER MUCH .f All MOUNTAINBALL CLUBS IN BOTH lEAGUES WOULD SUP­ RECOMMEND IT fOR ACCEPTANCE,~ VICTORIES OVER THE DODGERS, PORT REIHER WITH CONTRIBUTIONS. ANY CLUB ORGANIZATION EALES AND LODGE TOLD THE MORE THAN ANY OTHER ACTIVE WISHING TO CONTRIBUTE MAY DO SOo SOUTHERN CAlSfORNIA TRACK

NATIONAL LEAGUE PiTCHER, AL­ REIHER, Of EBEYE, IS Of MARSHAllESE-GERMAN ANCESTRY o AND FIELD WRITERS ASSOCiATIO~ lOWED ONLY SIX HeTS IN BOOST­ HIS PARENTS ARE NOW RESIDING IN HONOLULU. TODAYo ING HIS RECORD Of 3-10 HE IS 20-YEARS-OLD, 6 fTo, 2 IN. TAll, AND TIPS THE EALES AND LODGE SAID THEY THE DODGERS HAD RUNNERS ON SCALE AT 195 POUNDS. IT WAS RECOMMENDED fOUR YEARS AGO HAD NOT HEARD WHETHER LONG's SECOND BASE WITH NO OUTS IN THAT HE GO TO THE U.S. BUT MET UP WITH fiNANCIAL DiffiCUL­ THROW WOULD BE SUBMITTED TO THE EIGHTH AND N~NTH, BUT TIES. THE NATIONAL AAU AND TO THE BUHL RETIRED THE SiDE EACH THE OUTSTANDiNG OUTfiELDER HAS THE POTENTIAL Of BECOM­ INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION fOR TIME WITHOUT ALLOWiNG A RUN. iNG A PROfESSIONAL BALL PLAYER. HIS COMBINED EffORTS AS ACCEPTANCE. THE CUBS TOOK A 2-0 lEAD IN AN OUTfiELDER QUAlirlED HIM fOR THE ALL-STAR TEAM fiVE LONG HOLDS THE RECOGNIZED THE fIRST INNING ON A SINGLE CONSECUTIVE YEARSo RECORD Of 65-I~ AND BEAT BY STEWART, A WALK TO BROCK LET'S ALL HELP JeMMY'S DREAM COME TRUE BY GIVING HIM THAT MARK BY AN JNCH EARLIER AND S!NGLES BY BilLY WilLIAMS ALL THE SUPPORT WE CAN! THIS SEASON. AND ERNIE BANKS. THE DODGERS SCORED IN THE ZIMMER SNAPS OUT OF SECOND ON A WALK TO RON FAIRLY NICKLAUS STILL FIRST IN WALKER WINS WITH KO EARLY SEASON SLUMP AND SINGLES BY JOHN ROSEBORO TOTAL PRO GOlf EARNINGS LONDON (UPI)--BILLY WALKER NEW YORK (UPI)--DoN ZIM­ AND TRACEWSK'o FAIRLY SINGLED fLORIDA (UPJ}--BILLY CAS­ Of LONOON fLOORED BILLY MER, SNAPPING OUT OF AN AND SCORED AGAIN IN THE fOURT~ PER'S VICTORY IN THE COLONIAl NIELSEN Or THE UoSo fOUR EARLY SEASON SLUMP, COLlECj­ ON A SACR'rICE rlY BY WilliE NATIONAL INVITATION BOOSTED TIMES IN THE SECOND ROUND EO FOUR HITS, iNCLUDING A DAVIS. HIM INTO THIRD PLACE ON THE TONIGHT TO SCORE A KNOCKOUT DECIS'QE TWO-RUN TRIPLE, ALL OTHER MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES PROfESSIONAL GOlfERS MONEY VICTORY THAT AVENGED HIS TO HELP THE WASHINGTON ARE AT NIGHT. WINNING liST. EIGHT-ROUND TECHNICAL KNOCK­ SENATORS DEfEAT THE BALTI­ IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE, CASPER WAS IN THE SEVENTH OUT BY NIELSEN LAST MARCH. MORE ORIOLES, 6-4, LAST CINCINNATI IS AT PITTSBURGH, PLACE UNTil HE EARNED THE A SERIES Of LEFT HOOKS BY NIGHTo STo LOUIS AT PHILADELPHIA, $14,000 WINNERS SHARE IN THE WALKER ACCOUNTED fOR ALL THE THREE BAGGER BY Z,M­ MILWAUKEE AT NEW YORK AND SAN fORT WORTH, TEXAS, TOURNAMEN~ THREE KNOCKDOWNS ENDING WITH MER CLIMAXED A WINNING FRANCISCO AT HOUSTON. IN THE WHICH RAISED HIS EARNINGS THE fiNAL COUNT AT 1:30 Of THREE-RUN RAllY BY THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, BALTIMORE THIS YEAR TO $30,891.67. THE SECOND ROUND BEfORE A SENATORS IN THE SEVENTH IS AT WASHINGTON, BOSTON AT ARNOLD PALMER, SECOND TO CAPACITY CROWD Of 10,000 AT INNING. CLEVELAND, NEW YORK AT DETROI', JACK N,CKLAUS IN MONEY EARN- EMP I RE POOL. WASHINGTON BROKE A 3-ALL CHICAGO AT MINNESOTA, AND INGS, fINISHED IN A TIE fOR TIE WHEN PITCHER BENNIE KANSAS C,TY AT Los ANGELES. fOURTH IN THE TOURNAMENT AND ANNOUNCE CRIBBAGE TOURNEY -DANIELS LOOPED A SOfT flY ••• 000 RECEIVED $3,160 TO INCREASE THE BATTLE Of THE MONTH THAT DROPPED IN SHAllOW BASEBALL STANDINGS HIS EARNINGS TO $38,495.15. Will BE HELD SUNDAY AfTER­ CENTER WITH THE BASES lOADED MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL NICKLAUS fiNISHED fAR BACK NOON, STARTING AT 2 O'CLOCK, As DON LOCK SCORED fROM STANDBNGS AS COMPILED BY IN TIE fiELD AND GOT ONLY WHEN THE ISLAND's CRIBBAGE THIRD, TWO SENATORS WOUND UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL $775. HE HAS TOTAL WINNINGS fANS WILL VIE fOR HONORS AT UP AT SECOND BASE IN A BASt­ ARE AS fOLLOWS: Of $46,925. THE CROSSROADS CLUB. RUNNING MIX-UPo AMER H CAN LEAGUE: JUAN (CHI CHI) RODRIGUEZ EVEN KIBITZERS WILL BE ON THE RESULT WAS A fORECOUNT W L WAS fOURTH WITH $22,171.43 HAND TO PULL rOR FAVORITESo THERE AND A FIELDER'S CHOICE CHICAGO 12 b AND MASON RUDOLPH, fifTH, AN ENTRANCE fEE Of $1 rOR DANIELS. BUT ZIMMER NEW YORK 13 7 WITH $22,032.92., WILL BE CHARGED fOR THOSE TRIPLED TO DEEP CENTER TO CLEVELAND 12 9 PERSONS COMPETING IN THIS DRIVE IN WHAT PROVED TO BE BALTIMORE 13 JO TKO V I CTORY FOR LANE CHOICE CARD GAME fOR TWO AND THE WINNING RUNo MI NNESOTA 12 Ii JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH ArRICA AND THE MONEY WilL PROVIDE THE SENATORS HAD JUMPED Los ANGELES I I 13 (UPI)--LEADING liGHTWEIGHT SUITABLE PRIZES FOR THE WI~ TO A 3-1 LEAD ON LOCK~S BOSTON 10 13 CONTENDER KENNEY LANE Of THE NERS Of THE TOURNEYo fiRST INNING HOMER wnTH TWO WASHINGTON 12 16 UNITED STATES CAME Off THE ONo BALTIMORE TIED THE DETRO!T flOOR TONIGHT TO BEAT SOUTH tOR SALE-- WHITE DINNER SCORE ON BOOG POWEll'S TWO­ KANSAS CITY ~ :~ AfRiCA's STOffEL STEYN ON A JACKET, SMAll SIZE fOR SlE~ RUN HOMER IN THE THIRDo NINTH ROUND TECHNICAL KNOCK DER BUILD; BLACK DRESS FRED WHITfIElD~S GRAND NATIONAl.. LEAGUE: OUT WHEN THE REfEREE HALTED TROUSERS, 30 WAIST, 29 IN­ SLAM HOMER Orf JACK LAMABE W L PCT .. THEIR 10 ROUND BOUT TO SAVE SEAM. CALL 2131 AfTER 4 PoM~ IN THE fifTH DNNiNG PROPEL­ SAN FRANCiSCO :b82 STOffEL fROM fURTHER PUNISH- METCAlf .. LED THE CLEVELAND 'NDBANS PHfilADELPHIA 1~ Z • 6 6 MENT. TO AN !'-7 VICTORY OVER THE MILWAUKEE 14 10 ·5 a3 o ..... 0 BOSTON REO Soxo ST. LOUIS 15 II ·577 HITS 230 MILES PER HOUR CL00ED INDEFINITELY PITTSBURGH 1 12 .520 LAKE EYRE, AUSTRALIA (UPI) 0PECIAL vERVICES HAS MOUNTAINBALL TODAY 3 I CINCINNAT; 12 --BRITISH SPEEDSTER DONALD AMERICAN LEAGUE~ PIRATES !3 .~20 I ANNOUNCED THAT THE CHiCAGsO II CAMPBEll HIT 230 MilES AN VSo KtNTRON, NATOONAl 9 • 50 I OEPENDENTS POOL ~ILL BE HOUSTON H 16 .407 HOUR IN BLUEBIRD TODAY WHEN CLOSED INDEFINITELYo LEAGUE: JOMAKAJ VS o DOUGLAS Los ANGELES W .400 HE TRIED OUT A NEW COURSE IT IS NECE~b~RY TO TOMORROW WilL FIND HiGH Nnv YOqj< 6 :~ .250 ON THE SALT LAKE. THE NEW MAKE MAJOR REPAIRS IN SCHOOL #2 PLAY HUI KEAlAS. 0. 0 •• 0. • TRiAL WAS PREPARED ArTER THE THE PLUMBING o OPENING THERE is NO GAME SLATED MAIN RUNWAY WAS RAINED OUT. DATE ~\'ILL bE ANNuUNCEDl fOR THE AMERICAN LEAGUEo t • PAGE 6 HOURGLASS WEDN Y 13 MAY 1964

FOR SALE NOTICES AIR CONDITIONERS, TWO li­ HELP WANTED TON, PAIR $275 OR WILL SELL mOIli.tJ6 SECRETARIES AND TYPIST: SEPARATELY, AVAILABLE JUNE RICHARDSON ::Z~~i~~~. M.!.T. liNCOLN LABORATORY HAS ~5. CALL 2404 ANYTIME. QUEEN OF OUTER SPACE* OPENINGS fOR THREE WOMEN TO ZSA ZSA GABOR, ERIC FLEMING WORK ON ROI-NAMUR, fiVE-DAY MOTOR SPEEDBOAT, 13-foOT A ROCKET SHIP CRASHES ON VENUS, AND THE ALL WEEK CALL 9-8-350 DAYS OR G-3 WITH 50 HP MERCURY MOTOR MALE CREW BECOMES PRISONERS Of A MAD QUEEN I 2264 AfTER 6 P.M AND TRAILER, $1050 OR BEST WHO RULES THE AMAZON INHABITANTS AND HAS OffER BERNIE AHLO, 431. PLANS TO BLOW UP EARTH CASHIER, FULL-TIME, MALE OR fEMALE CALL W.Ro HUGHES AT BATHING SUIT, 2-PIECE ROSE YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7 AND 9 P.M. 409 OR 419 MARIE REID, TURQUOISE, JR. CAGE Of EVIL* SIZE 12, $5. CALL 2 494. RON FOSTER, PAT BLAIR SEVERAL OPENINGS ARE AVAIL- •••• AN EMBITTERED COP, ASSIGNED TO A JEWEL ABLE fOR QUALifiED SECRETARIES SHOES, LADY'S NEW fLATS, ROBBERY CASE, fALLS fOR THE THIEf'S GIRL WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, INDUS- ONE PRo BONE, $4, ONE PRo fRIEND AND GOES ALONG WITH HER IN A PLOT TO TRiAL RELATIONS OffiCE, TERM-' BLACK, $5--S IZE 5t-S. CALL MURDER THE CROOK AND fLEE THE COUNTRY WITH, I INAL BUILDING 2246 OR 9521. THE GEMS.

TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS CUB SCOUT UNifORM, NEW, OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. NEEDED fOR fULL TIME (TYPISTS SIZE 13-14. CALL 2246,952 1. T I ME TO LOVE* ALSO PART TIME) POSITIONS NOW' ••••• JOHN GAVIN, KEENAN WYNN AVAILABLE WITH BELL TELEPHONE SHEATH DRESS WITH JACKET~ STORY Of A NAZI SOLDIER'S ROMANCE WITH A LABORATORIES. FOR INfORMATION LIGHT GREEN BROCADE, SIZE 0, GERMAN GIRL WHILE ON A THREE-WEEK fURLOUGH CONCERNING SPECifiC JOB OP- $18, WHITE PEDAL PUSHERS, fROM THE EASTERN FRONT. PORTUNITIES AND SALARY, CALL WHITE STAG, NEW, SIZE 8~ SUSAN CRABB" 9-468. $4.20. CALL 2705 AfTER 4·30, ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:30 P.M. •••• 'TRAILER 775. ACT ONE SALESWOMEN: TO WORK fULL GEORGE HAMILTON, JASON ROBARDS JR. I,, TIME IN MACY'S. SEE MRo WANTED TO BUY FROM THE CAPTIVATING AND CANDID PAGES Of THE , BUTLER AT THE STORE. PORTABLE TYPEWRITER, USED. BEST-SELLER--THE STORY ONLY Moss HART COULD! CALL 2121 DURING WORKING HRS. TELL Of HIS LOVE AffAIR WITH BROADWAY. : FOR SALE • •• A AND Y ••• GOOD C ••• MATURE i AUTOMATIC WASHER, fRONT-LOAC Toys fOR 8-MONTHS OLD AND WESTiNGHOUSE, 7 MONTHS OLD, 3-YEAR-OLD ONE HIGH CHAIR ROI NAMUR SHOWTIME 8 P.M. I AVAILABLE MAY 20, $150 CALL AND fULL-SIZE ROCKING CHAIR. HEROD THE GREAT* I I 2404 ANYTIME. CALL 2446 OR QTRS. 422-0 EDMUND PURDOM, SYLVIA LOPEZ I HEROD, KING Or JUDEA AT ,THE TIME Of CHRIST'S SLIP, COTTON/DACRON, NEW, WANTED BIRTH, IS RETURNED TO HIS THRONE IN AN AR- I SIZE 32, LIGHT BLUE WITH PERSON TO ALTER CLOTHES. RANGEMENT WHEREBY HE IS TO RULE UNDER ROMANI MATCHING PANTS, SIZE 5 MENt~ CALL 2417 ArTER 5 P.M. SUPERVISION. HE WRONGLY SUSPECTS HIS WifE SHOES, BLACK, NEW, AIR-O-MAGIC •• Of BEING UNfAITHfUL AND SHE IS STONED TO $8.50 CALL 2453 HOME NEEDED fOR 8-WEEKS-OLD DEATH AS AN ADULTERESS.

"0 • ALL-BLACK KITTEN, fEMALE. RECORDS, USED, STEREO AND CALL 2114 DURING WORKING HRSCOUNTDOWN SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. MONAURAL, PACKAGE Of 69 INC ••••• THE CASTILIAN* 45 COUNTRY & WESTERN, 9 XMAS, LOST CESAR ROMERO, FRANKI&~VALON 15 POPULAR, $60. CALL 618 r-;FAKEN fROM Roxy SATURDAY: THE EPIC STORY Of FERNAN GONZALEZ. EVENINGS. SMALL GIRL'S BLUE BIKE RETURN TO SAM£ PLACE. * No RATING AVAILABLE BOAT, 15-fOOT CENTERBOARD ••• PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE GUIDE SLOOP, RELAT8VELY NEW DACS, BIKE, MAN'S, BLUE WITH EACH fiLM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS SUITABILITY ALL-STAINLESS RIGGING, RECENT- COLORED SPOTS, BLACK/WHITt fOR CHILDREN Of VARIOUS AGES THE AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE: LY PAINTED, READY fOR SAILING, SEAT COVER WITH NAME ON IT A ••• ADULTS Y... YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C ••• CHILDREN 8-12 CLAIMED TO BE FASTEST MONOHULI "YASUHARA·. TAKEN fROM BAR­ RETURN SHOPPING CARTS ANNOUNCE CHANGES IN SCHEDULE SLOOP ON ISLAND Buy THIS RACKS ON MONDAY. RETURN OR THE COMMISSARY HAS REQUES- THE KWAJALEIN CENTER Of THE BOAT COMPLETE WITH SAILS, Llfl CALL 540 ANYTIME. TED THAT THE PEOPLE WHO BOR- UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I REGRETS PRESERVERS, SPARE LINE, PAINT: •••• ROW THE SHOPPING CARTS TO TO ANNOUNCE THAT DUE TO LACK L AND EXTRA HARDWARE. CALL 589 SUNGLASSES WITH NAME TAPE TRANSPORT GROCERIES HOME, Of TEXTBOOKS, THE TWO ENGINEER, DAYS, 755 EVENINGS. "PAUL JENDE, SANDS 316" ON WILL RETURN SAME TO THE ING COURSES, ELECTRONICS AND I I 0... STEM. LOST AT PMZ COUNTRY COMMISSARY. ASTRODYNAMICS, OR8GINALLY I MARTIN TENOR GUITAR WITH CLUB SATURDAY NIGHT. CALL ••••• SCHEDULED fOR THE SUMMER SES- AMPLifiER, $160 HEIER, B-1,' 773 DURING WORKING HOURS. WOMEN'S CLUB TO LEARN Of SION BEGINNING MAY 25, HAVE ' BARRACKS OR CALL 451. . ...• MILITARY CUSTOMS BEEN WDTHDRAWN. THE DECISION 1 FOUND RESERVATIONS ARE NOW BEING TO OffER THESE COURSES WAS AIR CONDITIONER, 2-TON THREE PAIRS Of SUNGLASSES, TAKEN fOR THE YOKWE YUK MADE ONLY RECENTLY, AND THIS CARRIER, NEEDS COMPRESSOR, TWO RAy-BAN, ONE WITH ITAL- WOMEN'S CLUB LUNCHEON TUES- DIDN'T GIVE ENOUGH TIME TO GET $25. CALL 2102 DURING WORKIN( IAN fRAMES. CLAIM AT HOUR- DAY, MAY 19 IN THE BANYAN THE NECESSARY SUPPLIES AND EQ­ HOURS OR 2286 EVENINGS. GLASS OffiCE. ROOM. COCKTAILS AT 12 AND UIPMENT fROM THE MAINLAND • •• LUNCHEON AT 1:00 P M. ,THERE WAS SUffICIENT INTEREST GARRARD MODEL 301 TURNTABLE ON GOLf COURSE: ONE PUTTER LT COMMANDER TOM THORN- I IN THEM, AND EXCELLENT, QUALI-: WITH STEREOPHONIC DECCA PICK- PICK UP AT REEf 313· BURG WILL BE THE GUEST SPEA- flED INSTRUCTORS WERE AVAILABLf UP, $85 CALL 559 ANYTIME OR, •• • KER fOR THE PROGRAM PRESENTE~BUT THE LACK Of TEXTBOOKS NEC- QUARTERS 223-P GIRL'S WHITE BUSTE~ BROWN BY MRS H.D. ALLEN AND HER' ESSITATES DROPPING THE COURSE. 1

o •• SHOES, ABOUT SIZE 112"' CALL COMMITTEE Of MRS. DOUG THARPI BOOKS AND SUPPLIES fOR ALL THE! SHOES, LITTLE GIRL'S, LAZY 2396 OR QTRS. 437-0 • MRS. M.H. SINGLETON AND MRS.: OTHER COURSES HAVE ARRIVED I

BONES fROM U. S., WHI TE, SIZE •• • WILL I AM KELLER I GET A CATALOGUE AND DEC I DE ON i 10, LIKE NEW, $3; PAIR REO I PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR MEET~ CONTACT PEARL YORK 2445 I THE COURSE (S) THAT YOU WANT TO • C ' , , WOOLY HOUSE SLIPPERS" SIZE 5,' TONIGHT AT 7.30 IN THE HAPE~YRT OSBORNE, 2798 OR CHRiS! TAKE CATALOGUES MAY BE OBTA'~ 0 $1, POLOROID PRINT COPIER No. ••• •• HUNTER, 2297 BY SUNDAY EVE-' AT SPECIAL SERViCES, THE LIBRARY, 230 fOR CAMERA MODELS 80, 80- 1 SQUARE DANCING IS HELD TO- NING FOR RESERVATIONS I POST OffiCE SNACK BAR OR YOKWt A. CALL 2781 OR TRAILER 607.~ NIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB THE ISLAND NURSERY, 2158, I YUK CLUB. ' : •••• i AT 7:30 • COME ALONE OR WILL BE AVAILABLE fOR PRE- : THE UNIVERSITY Of HAWAII I CAMERA, MAM I YA 23-PRESS : BR I NG YOUR PARTNER. SCHOOL CHI LOREN OVER 2, OR I ENTRANCE EXAM! NAT ION IS SCHED- I WITH WIDE-ANGLE LENS" NORMAL! ••• CONTACT MARY W,CKETT, 2743, ULED fOR TONIGHT AT 6 P.M IN;

LENS AND TELEPHOTO LENS, f LECTURE COURSE AVAILABLE OR PHYLLIS KENNEDY, 2307 ROOM I Of THE GEORGE SEITZ GROUND GLASS BACK, ROLL fiLM ANYONE INTERESTED IN TAK- fOR YOUNGE~ CHILDREN. SCHOOL ANOTHER EXAM IS SLATED BACK, MASKS FOR 3 DiffERENT ING A LECTURE COURSE ON •••• fOR TOMORROW NIGHT AT THE SAME fORMATS, fILTERS, USED 6 "BASIC PRINCIPLES Of OBJEC- tORTY-EIGHT TIRE MANUfAC- TIME AND PLACEo A fEE Of $2 IS TIMES, $225 CALL CHUCK, 774 TIVISM," THE PHILOSOPHY Of TURERS SUPPLY THE AUTOMOTIVE PAYABLE AT THE TiME Of EXAM DAYS OR 7 42 AFTER 5 P.M. AYN RAND" CONTACT MACDONALD, MARKEr IN THE UNITED STArES • •• 0 ROOM 313, REEf, AfTER 6:00.