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VOL. KWAJALEIN MARSHALL IS THURSDAY 21 SEPTEMBER '61 /," HURRICANE ESTHER SPARES NORTK CAROLINA &VIRGINIA RUSK TElY ~S H6'BElIEVES NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, SEPT~ 20 (UPI)-­ HURRICANE ESTHER SPARED NORTH CAROLINA R~~~lT~! J£~. roq~~~.!}R~t lf~~:£~2~Ru~~R~Jo~R£ss AND VIRGINIA TODAY BY SWINGING ITS TODAY THAT HE BELIEVES THERE ARE "REALISTIC POSSIBILITIES FOR A NEGOTIATED VICIOUe 130 MILE AN HOUR WINDS TO A MOR SETTLEMENT OF THE BERLIN CRISIS. EASTERLY COURSE THAT MENACED AN AREA RUSK's VIEWS WERE REPORTED BY SENATORS FOLLOWING SPECIAL BRIEFINGS HELD ON FROM LONG ISLAND TO CAPE COD. THE EVE OF HIS TALKS TOMORROW WITH SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER GROMYKO IN NoV. WAS EXPECTED TO ESCAPE THE SECRETARY FILLED IN THE SENATE fOREIGN RELATIONS AND HOUSE FOREIGN THE BRUNT OF THE BIG, POWERFUL HURRI­ AFFAIRS COMMITTEE ON THE BERLIN SITUATION AND OTHER WORLD PROBLEMS, INCLUDING CANE, BUT FORECASTERS WARNED RESIDENTS THE U.N. CRISIS CREATED BY THE DEATH OF DAG-~AMMARSKJOLD. OF THE NATION'S LARGEST CITY TO BRACE HE WAS DESCRIBED AS "RELATIVELY OPTIMISTIC ABOUT ELECTION OF A FOR GALE FORCE WINDS. SUCCESSOR TO HAMMARSKJOLD AND DEFEAT OF SOVIET DEMANDS FOR A THREE-MAN AT 3 PoM. (EST) (2000 GMT) ESTHERvS "TROIKA" PLAN. CENTER WAS ABOUT 200 MILES EAST OF RUSK CAME TO WASHINGTON FROM THE UNITED NATIONS MEETING IN NEW YORK TO GIVE NORFOLK. A DINNER FOR VISITING PERUVIAN PRESIDENT MANUEL PRADO. OffiCIALS EVACUATED 1,000 PERSONS SENATOR HUBERT H. HUMPHREY, DEMOCRAT OF MINNESOTA, SAID Of RUSK's APPRAISAL FROM FIRE ISLAND, A NARROW STRIP Of OF THE TALKS ON BERLIN: SAND OFf THE SOUTHERN COAST OF LONG PROVISIONAL KATANGA "I THINK HE FELT THERE ARE REALISTIC ISLAND, IN ADVANCE OF THE STORM Q CEASE FIRE AGREEMENT POSSIBILITIES IN THE NEGOTIATIONS. HE ON LONG ISLAND ITSELF RESIDENTS Or INDICATED HE'S PROBING PRETTY DEEPLY NOOLA, NORTHERN RHODESIA, SEPT. 20 SHORE AREAS WERE WARNED TO BE READY TO ON THE BERLIN SfTUATIONo (UPI)--KATANGA PRESIDENT MOISE TSHOMBE " MOVE OUT, AND THE RED CROSS SET UP SENATOR JOHN SPARKMAN, DEMOCRAT OF ANNOUNCED THAT HE AND NEGOTIATORS ENOUGH EMERGENCY SHELTERS IN SCHOOLS UoN. ALABAMA, SAID RUSK "FEELS THERE ARE AGREED TODAY ON A PROVISIONAL KATANGA AND OTHER BUILDINGS TO ACCOMMODATE UP REALISTIC POSSiBiliTIES IN THE FIELD CEASE-FIRE TO BECOME EfFECTIVE AT TO 10,000 PERSONS. OF NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT." BUT HE 12:01 A~M. (KATANGA TIME) TOMORROW o THE AGENCY SAID MORE THAN 6,000 PER­ ADDED THAT RUSK REALIZES ".T WILL BE TSHOMBE ANNOUNCED THE AGREEMENT AT SONS FROM WILMINGTON AND NEW BERN, N.C. A TERRIFIC Joe." A PRESS CONFERENCE AT NDOLA AIRPORT TO THE EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND SOUGHT AFTER THE SECRETARY'S APPEARANCE AS HE PREPARED TO FLY BACK TO HIS SHELTER IN 87 CENTERS WHEN THE STORM BEFORE THE HOUSE GROUP THERE WAS A CAPITAL Of ELISABETHVILLE AFTER TWO WAS A THREAT TO THAT AREA LAST NIGHT o BRIEF FLURRY OF SPECULATION HE HAD DAYS OF TALKS HERE WITH U.NQ NEGOTIA­ SIMILAR SHELTERS WERE BEING OPENED WARNED MEMBERS THAT PRESIDENT KENNEDY TOR MAHMOUD VHIARao AS FAR NORTH AS BOSTON. MAy CALL CONGRESS BACK INT~ SPECIAL THE CEASE-FIRE AGREEMENT -- SIGNED WASHINGTON, SEPT o 20 (UPI)--AFTER ~E~SJON IF THE WORLD CRISES GROW HERE BY TSHOMBE AND KHIARI-- MUST BE CHECKING WITH CAPE COOl PRESIDENT AND WORSE. RATIFIED BY U.N. HEADQUARTERS IN NEW MRS. KENNEDY DECIDED TODAY THAT THEIR A RELIABLE SOURCE SAID THAT ACTUALLY YORK, TSHOMBE SAID. TWO CHILDREN WOULD REMAIN AT HYANNIS THE QUESTION OF A POSSfBLE RECALL WAS THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE PROVISIONAL PORT, MASS., FOR THE NIGHT INSTEAD OF RAISED BY A COMMITTEE MEMBER AND RUSKS CEASE-fIRE CAME THREE DAYS AFTER THE GOING TO NEARBY AIR FORCE BASE BECAUSE ANSWER WAS THAT THERE WERE "NO PRESENT DEATH Of U N. SECRETARy-GENERAL DAG OF HuRRICANE ESTHER. PLANS" FOR THAT. HE SAID, HOWEVER, HAMMARSKJOLD, WHO WAS KILLED IN AN THAT KENNEDY NO DOUBT WOULD WANT TO •••••• AIRPLANE CRASH WHILE FLYING HERE TO KEEP CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS INFORMED Or CASTRO IMPOSES NEW EFFECT JUST SUCH AN AGREEMENT. DEVELOPMENTS. RESTRICTION ON CATHOLICS THE AGREEMENT CALLED FOR: HUMPHREY TOLD NEWSMEN HE THOUGHT TROOP MOVEMENTS DURING THE HAVANA, SEPT. 20 (UPI)--THREE MORE --No RUSK SHOWED "A DEGREE OF OPTIMISM" PERIOD Of THE CEASE-FIRE. fOES OF fiDEL CASTRO WERE EXECUTED BY AND WAS "RELATIVELY OPTIMISTIC" ABOUT --ESTABLISHMENT OF A MIXED COMMISS­ FIRING SQUAD TOOAY AS THE PREMIER THE CHANCES OF GETTING NEUTRAL AND ION Of FOUR MEMBERS TO OVERSEE THE ANNOUNCED NEW RESTRICTIONS OF THE ROMAN SMALL-NATION MEMBERS OF THE U.N. TO CEASE-FIRE AND SEEK MEANS TO SETTLE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN A FOUR-HOUR SPEECH. SUPPORT ELECTION Of A SECRETARy-GEN- THE KATANGA-U.N. DISPUTE. THE MEN EXECUTED WERE CARLOS GONZALES ERAL RATHER THAN THE THREE-MAN "TROIKA " VIDAL, CECILIO HERRERO DELGADO AND •••••• PLAN DEMANDED BY RUSSIA • LIFE OF AVERAGE EAST GERMAN FRANCISCO D,AZ RODRIGUEZ. THEY WERE HUMPHREY SAID THE NEUTRALS "HAVE A CONVICTED OF COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY WILL BECOME HARDER GREAT INTEREST IN THE U.N." CRIME~ RANGING FROM ARSON TO ATTEMPTED ON THE BERLIN SITUATION, SEN. JOHN BERLIN, S£PT. 20 (UPI)--EAST GER­ MURDER. SPARKMAN SAID HE THOUGHT RUSK WAS MANY'S PUPPET PARLIAMENT TODAY GAVE WHILE THEIR DEATH SENTENCES WERE "QUITE REALISTIC." HE SAID SENATOR COMMUNIST CHIEF WALTER ULBRICHT SWEEP­ BEING DEBATED, CASTRO WAS TELLING A HOMER C. CAPEHART, RepUBLICAN OF ING NEW POWERS TO MOBILIZE INDUSTRY, NATIONWIOE RADIO AND TELEVISION AUDIENC INDIANA, OBSERVED DURING THE CLOSED PRIVATE PROPERTY AND THE STATE'S MAN­ THAT RELIGIOUS PROCESSIONS IN CATHOLIC DOOR SESSION THAT HE THOUG~T RUSK WAS POWER THROUGH EAST GERMANytS FIRST CUBA WILL BE BANNED AND THAT PRIESTS DRAFT. "QUITE SKEPTICAL" ABOUT THE CHANCES "WHO CONSPIRE AGAINST THE FATHERLAND " OF A BERLIN SETTLEHENTo THE UNANIMOUS PARLIAMENTARY ACTION WILL LOST THEIR CITlZENSHIP. HE SAID THAT RUSK DISCUSSED THE U.N. WAS THE HIGHLIGHT OF A DAY THAT SAW •••••• EXPLORATION OF "SOME KIND or A PRO- THE HARD LIfE OF THE AVERAGE EAST VISIONAL OPERATION APPARATUS TO FILL GERMAN BECOME EVEN HARDER. " FALLOUT "VICTIM" WILL MOVE THE VOID CREATED BY HAMMARSKJOLD'S BAYONET-BEARING COMMUN'ST POLICE TO NEW ZEALAND DEATH IN AN AFRICAN PLANE CRASH. SEALED OFF ONE Of THE FEW REMAINING GEORGETOWN, ONTARIO, SEPT o 20 (UPI)-­ RUSK, IT WAS STATED, TOLD THE SENATE EAST BERLIN ESCAPE HATCHES BY REMOVING THE NUCLEAR FALLOUT PANIC CLAIMED ITS COMMITTEE THE PROSPECT OF THROWING ALL RESIDENTS fROM HOUSES AND APART­ fiRST "VICTIM" IN CANADA TODAY WHEN A THE ELECTION OF A NEW SECRETARy-GENER­ MENTS ALONG AN EAST-WEST BERLIN BORDER LOCAL rAMILY ANNOUNCED ITS INTENTION AL INTO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WHERE STREET AND TAKING THEM OFr TO AN UN­ OF EMMIGRATING DOWN UNDER, TO NEW IT WOULD NOT BE SUBJECT TO A SOVIET KNOWN DESTINATION. ZEALAND. VETO~ WOULD BE DEEPLY EXPLORED. S,XTEEN EAST GERMANS FLED TO WEST " " THOMAS FERGUSON SAID HE PLANNED TO BERLIN FROM THE BORDER BUILDINGS ...... SELL HIS HOUSE AND SAIL FOR NEW ZEALAND DURING THE NIGHT. COMMUNIST POLICE HAMMARSKJO~D'S FUNERAL 29 SEPT. WITH HIS WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN, EARLY HURLED TEAR GAS GRENADES fROM THE STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN, SEPT. 20 (UPI)-­ IN 1962. WINDOWS AT WESTERN PHOTOGRAPHERS ON THE FUNERAL OF DAG HAMMARSKJOLD WILL fERGUSON'S STATEMENT CAME FOLLOWING THE STREET BELOW. BE HELD SEPT. 29 IN THE ANCIENT CATHE­ HEALTH MINISTER J. WALDO MONTEITH's THE PARLIAMENTiS NEW DEFENSE LAW DRAL OF UPPSALA, SWEDEN, ~T WAS AN­ ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE HOUSE Of COMMONS PROVIDES FOR A DRArT Or EAST GERMAN NOUNCED TONIGHT. THAT NUCLEAR rALLOUT TODAY WAS HEAVIER YOUTH AND GIVES ULBRICHT POWER TO THE GOVERNMENT SAID THE STATE FUNER­ IN TORONTO THAN AT ANY TIME SINCE RE­ DECLARE A STATE OF EMERGENCY, CONFIS­ AL THE FIRST rOR A COMMONER HERE IN CORDING OF AIR SAMPLES BEGAN TWO YEARS CATE PRIVATE PROPERTY, QUARTER TROOPS 65 , YEARS, WILL RE ATTENDED 6Y S WEOEN ' S AGO IN PRIVATE HOMES AND TRANSFER WORKERS KING GUSTAV VI AND QUEEN LOUISE. WHY NEW ZEALAND? "NOBODY WOULD BOTH­ FROM CITY TO CITY, ER WASTING AN ATOM BOMB ON NEW ZEALAND, fERG I SAID. ~------r~~ PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THU Y 21 SEPTEMBER 19611

OP~N PUBLlSHED AT THE DIRECTI~ OF THE UONG I SLIM ELECTED PRESIDENT OF UN, SECRETARY GENERAL JOB COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE UNITED NATIONS, SEPT. 20 (UPI) MoNa I SLIM OF TUNISIA WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TODAY AND THE ArRo-AsIAN FLAVOR OF THE SESSION WAS ISLANDS, INACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU OF HEIGHTENED BY THE EMERGENCE or U THANT OF BURMA AS A LEADING CONTENDER TO WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c WITH SUCCEED DAG HAMMARSKJOLD ON AN INTERIM BASIS. THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. SLIM, TUNISIA'S SENIOR DIPLOMAT AND AUONGTIM£ U.N. VETERAN, WAS ELECTED UNANIMOUSLY TO SUCCEED IRISH AMBASSADOR FREDERICK H. BOLAND. THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY SLIM TOOK OFFICE WITH A TRIBUTE TO HAMMARSKJOLD, WHO DIED IN AN AFRICAN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE AIR CRASH LAST WEEKEND, AND AN APPEAL FOR DISARMAMENT AND NUCLEAR TEST BAN FOR NOTICES IS 4 PoM. DAY BEFORE AGREEMENTS AT THIS ASSEM8LY SESSION. PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS THE ASSEMBLY DEVOTED ITS AFTERNOON SESSION TO TRIBUTES TO HAMMARSKJOLD FROM IS 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. MANY DELEGATIONS. WHILE THE ASSEMBLY COMPLETED ITS THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT ORGANIZATION AND SOUGHT TO START ITS RADIOACTVITY IN JAPAN TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR PERENNIAL ROUTINE, BACK-STAGE EFFORTS TOKYO, SEPT. 20 (AP) JAPAN ADVISED PUBL I CAT ION. TO AGREE ON AN ADMINISTRATOR FOR U.Nc SOVIET RUSSIA TODAY "THE FIRST SIGNS AFFAIRS UNTIL A NEW SECRETARY GENERAL or DANGER" HAVE ALREADY APPEARED fROM EDITOR - JOYCE RAWLES CAN BE CHOSEN I N ACCORDANCE \' I TH ntE RECKLESS Russ I AN ATOM I C BLAST 5 IN RULES DOMINATED PROCEEDINGS. CENTRAL ASIA. A PRESIDENCIAL PROCLAMATION STRONG PRESSURE WAS 8EING APPLIED TO THE fOREIGN MINiSTRY SUMMONED RUSSIA, WHICH HAS INSISTED ON IMMEDIATE SOVIET MINISTER SERGEI Po SUZDALEV "WHEREAS THE WORLD HAS SUFFERED ADOPTION OF ITS "TROIKA" SYSTEM Of THREE AND HANDED HIM A SHARP NOTE WHICH A GRIEVOUS LOSS IN THE UNTIMELY SECRETARIES GENERAL, TO AGREE TO AN DECLARED: DEATH OF DAG HAMMARSKJOLD, AND INTERIM SUCCESSOR TO HAMMARSKJOLD. ttAs A NATION WHICH HAS DIRECTLY "WHEREAS THIS EMINENT STATESMAN THE UNALIGNED POWERS--CHIEFLY FROM EXPERIENCED THE FRIGHTENING RAVAGES WAS A LEADER IN THE ETERNAL STRUGGLE ASIA AND ArRICA--WERE SEEKING TO OF NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS, JAPAN POSITIVELy! OF MAN TO ACHIEVE A PEACEFUL WORLD, REACH SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA S. CANNOT APPROVE OF ANY NUCLEAR DEWEu· AND KHRUSHCHEV, WHO FIRST SPELLED OUT THE ~PMENT lFOR MILITARY PURPOSES WHICH "WHEREAS, AS SECRETARY GENERAL OF TROIKA PLAN HERE IN HIS DENUNCIATION COULD LEAD HUMANITY TO DESTRUCTION." THE UNITED NATIONS SINCE 1953, BY OF HAMMARSKJOLD, TO AGREE TO ASSEMBLY IT ADDED THAT BECAUSE OF JAPAN'S HIS COURAGE, HIS WISDOM, HIS APPOINTMENT OF THE CARETAKER U.N. GEOGRAPHIC POSITION, "THERE IS AN STATESMANSHIP, AND HIS PERSONAL CHIEF. EXTRFMELY GREAT POSSIBILITY THAT DEDICATION TO THE FULFILLMENT OF THE SLIM, WHo WAS BOOMED YESTERDAY WITH JAPAN/WILL BE SUBJECTED DIRECTLY NEVER-CEASING QUEST FOR PEACE AND BACKING OF THE UNITED STATES AND TO THE EFfECTS OF NUCLEAR TESTS CON- JUSTICE, HE EARNED THE RESPECT AND BRITAIN TO TAKE BOTH THE ASSEMBLY DUCTED IN THE SOVIET UNION, AND THE GRATITUDE OF ALL MEN OF GOOD WILL PRESIDENCY AND THE SECRETARY GENERAL'S FIRST SIGNS OF THIS DANGER HAVE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, AND OFfiCE, APPEARED TODAY TO HAVE DROPPED ALREADY APPEARED." "WHEREAS HIS LIFE WAS AN EXAMPLE OUT OF THE PICTURE. THEREFORE THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT FOR ALL OF US AND HIS DEATH WILL MAIN REASON WAS SMALL POWER OBJECTION, RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CLAIM INDEMNITY REQUIRE THAT OUR EFFORTS AND ON CONSTITUTIONAL GROUNDS, TO MIXING FOR ALL DAMAGE WHICH MAY BE SUFFERED SACRIFICES IN THE CAUSE OF PEACE BE THE LEGISLATIVE AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS BY THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE REDOUBLED, OF THE U.N. 8Y COMBINING THEM IN ONE AS A RESULT OF THE RECKLESS TESTS BEING "NOW, THEREFORE, I, JOHN F. KENNEDY, INDIVIDUAL. PERSISTEN1l..Y CARRIED OUT BY THE SOVIET PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF IN HIS PLACE, BOLAND, PRIME MOVER OF GOVERN'MENT," THE NOTE SAIDo AMERICA, IN HONOR AND TRIBUTE TO THE DRIVE TO HAVE THE ASSEMBLY NAME AN THE FOREIGN MINISTRY RECALLED THAT THIS GREAT STATESMAN OF THE WORLD, INTERIM SUCCESSOR, SHIFTED SUPPORT TO JAPAN SEPT. 2 FORMALLY CALLED ON THE DO HEREBY DIRECT THAT THE APPROPRIATE U THANT. SOVIET UNION TO REVOKE ITS DECISION OFFICIALS ARRANGE FOR THE DISPLAY OF INFORMED SOURCES SAID THE RUSSIANS TO RESUME NUCLEAR TESTS. THE NATIONAL FLAG AT AALF-STAFF ON HAD TOLD THANT THEY HAD NO OBJECTIONS "THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT URGES THE ALL GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS OF THE TO HIM PERSONALLY, BUT THEIR INSTRUC­ SOVIET GOVERNMENT TO REFLECT ON THE UNITED STATES UNTIL THE BODY OF DAG TIONS WERE TO INSIST ON THE TROIKA FACT THAT IT IS PERSISTENLY CONDUCTING HAMMARSKJOLD IS LAID TO REST. I SYSTEM. ONE NUCLEAR TESt AFTER ANOTHER, WHILE ALSO DIRECT THAT, FOR THE SAME LENGTH THANT WAS UNDERSTOOD TO BE WILLING FAILING TO MAKE ANY REPLY WHATEVER TO OF TIME, THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE TO TAKE THE POST, 'F THE RANGOON THE STRONG PROTEST OF THE JAPANESE UNITED STATES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES GOVERNMENT SO INSTRUCTED HIM. GOVERNMENT," THE NOTE CONTINUED. SHALL MAKE SIMILAR ARRANGEMENTS FOR BOLAND WAS UNDER PRESSURE TO BECOME THE NOTE ENDED WITH A DEMAND THAT THE DISPLAY OF THE FLAG AT HALF STAFF A CANDIDATE HIMSELF. BUT HE SAID HE Moscow "PROMPTLY MAKE A SINCERE OVER ALL EMBASSIES, LEGATIONS, CON­ WAS NOT INTERESTED AND INfORMED REPLyti TO THE REPRESENTATIONS PRE­ SULAR OFFICES AND MILITARY FACILITIES." SOURCES SAID HE HAD NOT EVEN CONSULTED VIOUSLY MADE BY JAPAN. THE IRISH fOREIGN OFFICE ON THE ISSUE. THE UNITED STATES, WHICH WAS PREPARED DEV I N SPEAKS ON WAR DICTATORSHIP ENDS IN FRANCE TO BACK SLIM, LACKED INSTRUCTIONS f~ PARIS, SEPT. 20 (UPI) PRESIDENT WASHINGTON CONCERNING THANT. BRITAIN PORTLAND, OREGON, SEPTe 20 (UPI) CHARLES DE GAULLE ANNOUNCED TONIGHT AND THE COMMONWEALTH COUNTRIES WERE WILLIAM f. DEVIN, WARTIME MAYOR or THAT HE PLANS TO SURRENDER HIS SAID TO FIND SLIM, THANT OR BOLAND SEATTLE AND FATHER OF THE JAPAN­ EMERGENCY DICTATORIAL POWERS AT THE EQUALLY ACCEPTABLE. THANT HAD SIZABLE AMERICAN MAYORS AND CHAM8ER Of COM­ END OF THIS MONTH. SUPPORT AMONG THE LATIN AMERICAN MERCE PRESIDENTS CONFERENCE, TODAY DE GAULLE MADE THE ANNOUNCEMENT TO AND AFRO-ASIAN GROUPS. PRAISED "PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLEu PROGRAMS HJS CABINET JUST BEFORE LEAVING FOR SLIM, TAKING THE PRESIDENTIAL CHAIR, WHICH HE SAID PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE A FOUR DAY GRASS-ROOTS SPEAKING TOLD THE ASSEMBLY HAMMARSKJOLD "DIED IN THE CAUSE OF WORLD PEACE. TOUR OF THE FRENCH PROVINCE. ON THE BATTLEFIELD OF PEACE" AS "AN • DEVIN SAID "WARS THRIVE ON MISTRUST, THE PRESIDENT TOOK FULL POWERS TO EXAMPLE OF LOYALTY, DEVOTION AND MISUNDERSTANDING, HATRED, BITTERNESS, RULE THE COUNTRY UNDER AN ARTICLE IN PERSEVERANCE THAT I TRUST WILL GUIDE SUSPICION AND INJUSTICE." THE FIFTH REPUBLIC'S CONSTITUTION ME.1t UNDERSTANDING, HE SAID, IS NOT AT THE TIME OF ALGIERS REVOLT LAST THE FIRST AFRICAN TO BE ELECTED ACCOMPLISHED BY "BY DIPLOMATIC DILUTED APRIL. ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT, SLIM EXPRESSED • •• REPORTS" BUT BY DIRECT CONTACT HE HAS BEEN HEAVILY CRITICIZED HOPE THAT ALGERIA AND ANGOLA SOON BETWEEN ORDINARY CITIZENS. RECENTLY FOR CONTINUING HIS ONE-MAN WOULD "ACCEDE TO THE INTERNATIONAL DEVIN SPOKE AT A SESSION OF THE RULE FIVE MONTHS LATER. WORLD" AND CALLED FOR AN END TO SIXTH CONFERENCE BETWEEN JAPANESE AT THE SAME TIME, IN A CONCILIATORY RACIAL SEGREGATION IN SOUTH AfRICA. AND AMERICAN MAYORS AND BUSINESS MOVE TO DISCONTENTED fRENCH FARMERS, WITH A "LITTLE PERSEVERANCE," HE SAID, LEADERS. THE CONFERENCES ARE HELD THE GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED A SMALL "IT DOES NOT SEEM TOO DISTANT WHEN EVERY TWO YEA_S. INCREASE IN MILK PRICES. WE SHALL SEE A UNIFIED, PEACEFUL tiTHE METHOD USUALLY EMPLOYED IN THE THE TWO ANNOUNCEMENTS WERE MADE AS CONGo. n PAST BY NATIONS IS FOR EACH TO BUILD THE GOVERNMENT MOBILIZED HELICOPTERS, AROUND ITSELF A HIGH WALL OF PROTECTION MINE-DETECTOR CARS AND THOUSANDS OF WILMINGTON,OELAWARE, SEPT. 20 (UPI) AGAINST THE OTHER NATIONS," HE SAIDo EXTRA POLICE TO GUARD DE GAULLE ED (PORKY) OLIVER, 46, VETERAN PRO "IN THIS WALL ARE A FEW SMALL DOORS AGAINST ANOTHER POSSIBLE ASSAS$INA­ GOLFER, DIED TODAY Of CANCER AT MEM­ AND OPENINGS THROUGH WHICH PASS AM­ TION ATTEMPT DURING HIS PROVINCIAL ORIAL HOSPITAL. BASSAOORS AND OFFICIALS OF STATE SWING. THE FORMER 240-POUND LINKSMAN HAD BRINGING IN AND TAKING OUT MESSAGES , THE TOUR WAS LESS THAN TWO WEEKS BEEN IN AND OUT OF THE HOSPITAL DUR- AND COMMUNICATIONS NECE~SARY TO;~ \f"TER A BOM.B'~1:TACK ON DE GAuL-LE'_S ING HIS 16-MONTH ILLNESS. HE RETURNED c:OMMERCIAL ANP;--~'-l'"~ ~:cXrRSE LAS.~-U:J:EJL 14- j{J.~.....,..I.JlI£.£CU~ ~ .....:tJ:JL .J!l .. :rJ,J>."4 ~ Page 3 HOURGIASS Thursday 21 ~ _ ember 1961

~ARION DAVIES GIVEN LAST RITES -r----MAK I TK I TKO JEN KWAJALE I tftl--I~----t Hollywood, Sept. 20 (UPI)-Former I______-----::<:...-E_V_EN_T_S--rF'R_O_M_KW_A_J_A_L_E_1 N...,:) ______--+ movie star Marjon Davies has been given the Last Rites of the Roman PICKARDS LEAVE KWAJ TONIGHT WELCOME ABOARD Catholic c.l..I.urch and was reported near Dr 0 and Mrs 0 Ro bert Pickard and death today after a lengthy illness. children, Pattie and Robin, will be Passengers arriving on World Air­ A church spokesman confirmed Miss enroute to Houston, Texas, when they ways flight this morning were~ ~avies, 61, had bee~ given the Last leave Kwaj this evening aboard the USN - Lt. Roger D. Crotteau, his Rites at Cedars of !eoanon Hospital World Airways flight. wife Carolyn and their f~ve children, where she has been confined since For the past 26 months Bob Pickard Claire D., age 6, Steven Re , age 5, mid-May. has been Senior Dentist at the Island Bruce E., age 3, Carl J II, agA 2, and The hospital has listed Miss Davies Dental Clinic. Virginia worked as Diane G., age 8 months. The CrotteauVs as 'Qeing in II fair" condition, al­ his Dental Assistant. will occupy Qtrs. 2l3B while serving though he~ condition was said to be Dr. Pickard will join the staff of their tour of duty with the Pacific worsening in recent weeks. She was the Veteran's Administration Hospital, Missile Range Facilityo reported under heavy sedation. Houston, Texas. J. H Pierce of the PMR Range Depto When Joseph Kennedy, father of the The Pickard's said they had enjoyed returned from TDY. President, ,learned of her illness in U.5. Army - M/Sgt. Paul Ro McManus y Iiving on Kwaj and will miss the many June, he had three New York special­ friends they have made here. They S/Sgt. Phillip F. Styer, sp/5 Don Mo ists flown to her bedside for consul­ King are new arrivals o tation. hope that any of their Kwaj friends who are in Houston will look them up. VRSD- Mr. and Mrso Howard So WeJ.sbrod Miss Davies, star of both silents (They'll be living temporarily in the and four children, Douglas.!) Michl;\el, and the early talking picture era, Park Towers apartments.) Peggy and Janet will occupy Qtrso 4400 was admitted to the hospital in May. Yokwe Kom and Aloha! during their tour on the island. On June 7, she underwent surgery for Robert Bechtel returned from TDY. malignant osteomyletis of the jaw TOT - New Arrivals are~ Dru and Mrso and appeared to be recovering. How­ THEIS COMPLETES TOUR OF DUTY Bill D. Rogers (Dentist) will occupy ever, 12 days later she fell in her Qtrs. 497A during their stay on Kwaj­ room and broke a bone in her left leg. Raymond G. TheiS, AN, has completed a tour of duty witL Pacific Missile ale in. Mis~ Davies has been active in Range Facility and will leave the Bert C. Moore, Robert Wo Oascowcellas, civic and charitable affairs for many island tonight aboard the World Air­ Peter K. Padwell, William Me Cross and years following her motion picture ways flight. Willi~ B. Scranagee career. Her business ability added Albert Ranis returned from leaveo to the fortune she made as a film After a 30 day leave at his home in Cold Spring, Minn. Theis will report IBM - Raymond Ge Fox and Harold Lo star" Barr, Jr9 are enroute to Roi Namur on Capt. Horace Brown, husband of the for duty aboard the USS Lexington (CVA-16) out of Alameda, Calif. TDY. former star since 1951, has remained Hondeen Coating Co. - Richard Wo O. (it ••• at her bedside much of the time dur­ Holst, General is here on TDY Q ing her illness. YON RE-ENLISTS FOR 4 YEARS AMEICO - Ancel C. England returned Charles L. Yon, BMC, re-enlisted from leave and is enroute to Roi Namuro HARRIMAN LEAVES FOR SAIGON for four years in the Navy in cere­ Ancel M. England returned from leaveo monies held Tuesday in the office of Paul E. Calkins is here TDY. Massart Inc. - Mitsuo Furumoto re~ I, Vientiane, Sept. 20 (UPI)-U.S. Capt. Paul A. Holmberg, Commanding turned from leave. presidential envoy Averell Harriman Officer, Pacific Missile Range Faoi­ Clyde E. Bussey is a new employeeo left here for Saigon today after as­ lity. This is Chief Yon's last hitch be­ Terminal Steel - C. Ro Harvey is surJ.ng Laotian leaders of 11 the un­ here on TOY. serving determination of the United fore retirement. He has been station­ States to assist in the achievement of ed on Kwaj since May 1960. His wife, Judy, is with him here and is employed a truly independent and neutral Laos OFFICIALS SAY SOVIET SUGGESTION through peaceful means." by TCT at the Snack Bar. TO MOVE U.N. A BIZARRE DISTORTION Harriman's C-47 took off shortly •••••• Washington, Sapt. 20 (UPI)-U.S~ after 8 a.m. (0100 GMT) for three and ALBERT SING FOOK officials said today a Soviet suggest­ one-half hour flight to Saigon. WINS BINGO JACKPOT ion that U.N. headquarters be moved to Harriman took a few minutes at planeside to refute, for the third Albert Sing Fook will add $100 to West Berlin was a bizarre distortion his bank account (if his boss Norm of an idea that actually has been ser­ time in three days, neutralist prince 1 Souvanna Phouma1s claim that the U.S. Baxter doesn t talk him into having iously considered by the Western allies had committed itself to support his steaks for Heide & Cook employees). The officials said the idea came up campaign to regain the Loatian Albert came by Special Services today in dicussions among the allies about and collected his check for winning the Berlin situation. It was suggested t-'remiership. that some of the smaller agencies Harriman said, "my government has the $100 Bingo Blackout Jackpot at the U.No might be located in Berlino made no commitment to him. It is a Crossroads Club last night. matter for the three princes to de­ Playing three cards, Albert n blacked They said it had been suggested this cide"," out" one of the cards on the 59th might add to the international status number called. Just before that he of West Berlin and make it more diffi­ Harriman looked worn from his last cult politically for the Communists to six days of travel. He still expects won a regular bingo game worth $10.50. to visit Bangkok and New Delhi and Albert says he's gonna' be back at interfere with access to the cityo then return to the Geneva Conference the Crossroads next Wednesday night The Soviet version of the ~roposal after he finishes his talks with when 55 numbers will be called for was outlined yesterday in the official south Viet Nam President Ngo Dinh the new $100 Blackout Jackpot. Soviet journal Izvestia. It proposed Diem. Other winners last night were: that U.N. headquarters would be moved Anita Jones, Norman Tavares, Akira to West Berlin in return for evacuat~on ...... Riga, A. Poirier, Fred Kasie, Pat of western troops in the dJ.vided cityo CLERICAL ERROR NEARLY CAUSES Fallon, R. C. Gossel. This would put the Uniteu Nations MAN TO LOSE JOB With 42 persons playing bingo a 110 miles inside East German terr~tory, Washington, Sept. 20 (UPI)-Presi­ total of $151.50 was paid out in the officials s~de dent Kennedy nominated a new comp­ prizes. The State Department had no comment troller of the currency today, but on the Izvestia articlee Off~cials promptly withdrew it when it was de­ FOUR-MAN SLATE OF' CANDIDATES said privately they did not want to termined that incumbent Ray Gidney FOR LAOTIAN PREMIERSHIP appear to be negotiating with Izvestia. has not resigned. Ban Namone, Laos, Sept. 20 (UPI)­ Secretary of State Dean Rusk is pre­ Kennedy announced the selection of Royal Laotian government negotiators paring to meet in New York with Soviet James J. Saxon, a Chicago bank offic­ today present a four-man slate of Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko for ial, to take OVer the Treasury Post. candidates for the Laotian premier­ exploratory Berlin talkSe Gidney, learning of thiS, said: "It's ship when the nation1 s three contend­ ...... all news to me 0" ing factions renewed talks after a Special Services Gear Locker has Only about an hour later, the White three-week break., for your use the followkn~ 1tems3 House said Saxon's name was being New government delegation Chief badminton rack t or set~ tennis balls withdrawn. Bounthono Voravong named four govern­ and/or rackets, croquet sets~ volley­ The Treasury blamed the mixup on a ment men and ask d neutralist and pro· balls, table tennis sets, punching bag~ nclerical errorn in the rush of the communist Pathet Lao factions to offe' checker & chess sets, fishing rod and clos~ inn nf ConU~ASS_ _ of the sess lists of their own for discussion. reels i many other . .L -18. \..-" . Page 4 HOLlRGU.sS Thursday 2 __ ptember 1961 GENERAL MESS MENU ".... ON THE ~TOCK MARKET SCENE FRIDAY 22 September 1961 New York, Sept. 20 (AP)-An even BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER flow of afternoon buying gave stocks Chilled Fr~t Juice Corn Chowder Oyster Stew a moderate lift on reduced turnover Ch~lled Fresh Fruit Deep Fried Shrimp Baked Salmon Loaf today, Hot Farina w/Tartar Sauce. Cream Gravy Popular market 1ndicators extended Creamed Beef on Hot Ass't Cold Meats Steamed Frankfurters their noon hour gains throughout the Biscuits German Fried Potatoes Buttered New Potatoes late trading but the religious holi­ Grilled Ham Slices Steamed Rice Steamed Rlce day, which reduced attendance on the Eggs To Order Buttered Lima Beans Succotash street, served to keep tradlng volume Steamed Rice Mixed Vegetables Baked Beans below yesterday's ~acec Coffee Cue Cole Slaw Lettuce Tomato Salad Bro~ers consldered the upward move Hot Toast, Butter Iced Lemon Cake Corn Bread to be largely technical in character, & Jam Iced Tea wilemon Slice Pumpk~n Ple but some also took the final agree­ Chilled Milk - Coffee Chilled Milk - Coffee Cold Drink - Milk - Coffee ment on a national contract by gener­ al contract by General Motors and the AFRS RADIO SCHEJULE CAP8ULE FAILb TO ~EPARATE UAW as a bullish factor. FROM DI~COVERER XXXl General Motors was up 5/8 in re­ THURSDAY 21 September 1961 Honolulu, Sept. 19 (UPI)-The Air sponse to the news. Other gainers 5:00 pomo Baseball game in Progress Force today tried in vain to recover of a point or more among the blue 6: 00 pomo NEWS a gold-plated capsule from Discoverer chips were American Telephone, Allied 6;15 pomo Latin Quarter XXXI when the capsule failed to sep­ Chemical, ChrYSler, and Westinghouse, 6:30 pomo Family Theatre arate from the satellite, the Air the last reflect1ng a SU1t to recover 7:00 pom. Ira Cook Force reported. $31 million 1n allegedly unpaid work 7:30 p.me Sports Desk Seven cargo planes had taken off fees from the Tennessee Valley Auth­ 7:45 p.m Silhouettes in Jazz from Hickam Air Force Base in an at­ ority. 8:00 pom. Rocketing Rhythms tempt to snare the capsule--carrying ...... 8:30 p.m. Whispering Streets undlsclosed scientific devices and MCCLELLAN INTRODUCES LEGISLATION 9:00 p.mo NEWS other samples deslgned to test the TO PROHIBIT INTERSTATE STRIKES 9:15 p.m. Marv Madison, Mikeslde effects of radiation in outer space. 10:00 pem. Newsmakers But the Air Force at the Ballistic Washington, Septo 20 (AP)~Seno John 10:15 p.m. Marv Madison, cont'd. Missiles Space Systems Division at L. McClellan, D-Ark .. , warning of a 12;00 midnight - Sign Orf Inglewood, Cal1fornia, said tonight possible T9amster-Longshoremen Alli­ radio Signals picked up by tracking ance, has introduced legislation to FRIDAY 22 September 1961 stations in Alaska and Hawaii showed prohibit paralyzing interstate trans­ 6:00 a.mo NEWS the satellite had not separated. It portation strikes. 6:05 aemo Okole Maluna (Bottoms Up) was to have been eJected by a Signal He said James R. Hoffa1s Teamsters 6:30 aemo NEWS from the earth as the satel11te Unlon and Harry Bridges ~ West Coast 6:45 a.m. Okole Maluna, cont'd. whirled over the North Pole. Longshoremen are forming an alliance 7:15 a.mo Small Fry Theatre There was no immediate explanation. which, by USing transport str~kes as 7:30 aomo Don McNeill l s Breakfast Clut The satellite had been functioning a weapon, would challenge the power 8:00 a.mo Continental Varieties properly since 1t was launched from of Government and threaten to bring 8~30 aome My True Story Vandenberg Air Force Base, California, the rest of organized labor to its 9~10 a.mo Interlude Sunday afternoon. knees. 9:30 a.mo Moore - Crosby - Clooney •• e ••• "Harry Bridges," said McClellan» 10: 00 a.mG Arthur Godfrey BLIND GIRL GETS ROYAL TREATMENT It as we all know is reputed to be one 10:30 a.m. Rhythm Roundup ON STOPOVER IN HONOLULU of the top Communists in the United 11:00 aem. Turn Back the Clock States and one of the most ~mportant 11:30 a.mo Muslcal Menu Honolulu, Sept. 20 (UPI)-A pretty from the standpoint of the lnterest l2s00 noon - NEWS blind girl from Fairfield, Brlsbane, of the Soviet Union. 1I 12;05 p.m. Business Trends Australia, is getting royal treatment J:IIJ.any persons, he added, It appear to 12~15 pomo Guest Star here during a one-day stopover en feel that Jimmy Hoffa is no match for 12:30 pome Fla1r route to London for further education. Bridges and are apprehensive that the 1:00 pom. NEWS Determined Lynette Usher, 18, has Hoffa-Bridges Associatlon wlll open 1~15 pomo Shoppe Concert been totally blind Slnce she was 12. opportunity for Communist 1nf11tration 2:55 p.me NEWS She is going to London by way of Los of the Teamsters--with the strong 3: 00 p eme» MaJ or league Base ball Angeles and New York to take a three­ possib11ity that Bridges ultimately year course 3-n physlotherapy. She ar­ will dominate both unions o " HOMELESS MAN FINDS SOLUTION; r1ved here yesterday. He warned the AFL-CIO that if Hoffa POSES AS AMBASSADOR OF GHANA Miss Usher's high school headmaster and Bridges achieve the1r alliance described ber as "one of the most without federal checks tt i t w~ll sw allo~ New York, Sept. 19 (UPI)-Willtam brilliant students who has attended up the AFL-CIO,," Constant1ne, homeless, found a solu­ my school." She worked as a packer As a check, McClellan 1 s b1ll would tl0n to the housing problem. He of chem1cal goods in a retail factory amend the Sherman Antitrust law to passed h1mself off as the Ambassador but was determined to study physio­ make 1 t 1IDlawful for any labor unloon of Ghana and rented a $23 a day hotel therapy. to act 1n concert with any other suite .. The people of Queensland rewarded labor group-_l1even if it is a slster When Constantlne was found out, the her determination by raiSing more local of the same national or inter­ C1ty prov1ded st1l1 another solution-­ than $9,000 for her career. national uniorr'--to engage lon any six months in the C1ty workhouse. An active girl, Miss Usher chose to strike against an employer engaged 1n It all began last Wednesday, police make the trip to England on her own, the transportation of persons or pro­ said, when Constantine, 30, a kitchen she took care of her own passports, perty between two or more states or worker, rented a two-room suite at vaccinatl0ns, visas and packing and overseas. the Commodore Hotel under the name of also found time to knit a half dozen The bill would punish violators with n Ambassador Kawatta" of Ghana. Police hats and a stole while preparing for up to a year in jail and $50,000 rinee said he hired a secretary at $100 the journey. McClellan told the Senate he was a week, arranged for a party at the She 1S the guest of the Honolulu introducing the legislat10n now, near Hotel Pierre and made long distance Star Bulletin, Pan American World the session's end, to give Senators calls to Washington. Airways and the Lions Club during her time to study its complex terms after The hotel became susp~~iuos when stay in Honolulu. congress adjourns. He said he expect­ the secretary, Mae Jones, reported Yesterday she was received by Gov­ ed public hearings on the b1l1 would that some of her travelers' checks ernor William F. Quinn at his Iolani be held in January before the Senate were missing. Palace office. Labor Committee .. A more thorough investigation re­ She had a full schedule ahead of her ...... vealed Constantine's true 1dentity that included luncheon and night club You may order flowers through and his arrest followed. dates as well as vislts to local re­ Special Services for del1very in Police who found Constantine in a habilitation institutes. Honolulu or the ~inlan~" You pay Greenwich Village restaurant said he Miss Usher leaves today for Los only for the cost of the flowers you a~tted to them he had served a pre­ Angeles, where she will be the guest choose to send. Call 331 for complete vious six-month sentence after palm­ of the T1meso ~nformation, or see Mrso Campbell at ing himself off on the Waldorf-Astor­ ...... the Special Services Officeo ia Hotel earlier this year as the Am- ...... bassador from~_~E~t~h~1~0~)p~:i~a~. ______~ ______~ ______~ PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION THURSDAY IEPTEMBER 19 I

THE SPECTATOR , BY ~fM CHRISTENSEN THE GAME BETWEEN THE SPORTSMEN AND THE WECO RANGERS lAST NIGHT WAS CAN­ SPORTS CEllED BECAUSE Of CHANGES IN THE WORK SCHEDULED fOR THE SPORTSMEN. THAT GAME WilL BE SCHEDULED fOR LATER. BASEBALL STANDINGS WHAT WITH All tHE NATIONAL SPORTS BEING IN A CRUCIAl PHASE RIGHT NOW ROUNDUPS CONT'D AND ALL THE NATIONAL ROUNDUPS, NATIONAL NEW YORK 103 50 .673 6-2. CLEVELAND AND CITY LEAGUE, AMERICAN LEAGUE, PRO FOOTBALL DETROIT 92 .669 10 SPLIT, THE A's WINNING THE OPENER LEAGUE, COLLEGE FOOTBAll LEAGUE, BALTIMORE 89 g~ ·582 14 6-0 AND THE INDIANS TAKING THE EAST DIVISION AND WEST DiVISIONS ETC., CHICAGO 70 .~2 20 NIGHTCAP 6-2. CHICAGO WHIPPED BOSTON AND SOON THE BASKETBAll ROUNDUPS WILL CLEVELAND ~~ · 7 281 5-1 AND MINNESOTA DEfEATED WASHINGTON BE COMING IN (YOU CAN'T CALL THIS A BOSTON ~ .4 7 30 3-1. SQUARE SPORTS PAGE) THERE IS NOT MUCH MINNESOTA ~3 .4 47 IN THE , THE fIRST­ ROOM fOR MUCH Of OUR lOCAL SPORTS. Los ANGELES 6~ ~ .440 3~ PLACE HAMMERED THE SO, ALTHOUGH DOROTHY BLANCHARD GOT WASHINGTON 56 95 ·371 ~~ 10-1 WHILE SECOND THE INfO IN TO THE HOURGLASS ON TIME KANSAS CITY 56 95 ·371 46 PLACE Los ANGELES WAS lOSING TO I HAVE NOT TO THJS DATE HAD ROOM TO CHICAGO 7-3- THE REDS MOVED INTO A THE NEWS ON TNE MONDAY NIGHT NATIOtML LEAGUE fiVE-GAME LEAD OVER THE DODGERS AND MiSSilE BOWLING LEAGUE. HERE ARE REDUCED THEIR MAGIC NUMBER TO riVE. THE STANDINGS: CINCINNATI 89 .610 T .. PINS 4 SAN FRANCISCO OUTLASTED MILWAUKEE Los ANGELES 83 tl .576 ATLAS 8 11-10 AND ST. LOUIS BEAT PHILADELPHIA 9, 1685~ SAN FRANCISCO 86 64 ·556 AJAX 1680 ST. Louts I I I 3-0. :~ 68 ·531 S,DEWINDERS 16 MilWAUKEE 7~ 6 13~ I~ 333 .~4 VANGUARDS 12 12 05 PITTSBURGH 12* ESTHER THREATENS GAME DELAY 135 ~ 4 18k THORS 1 I 13 CHICAGO 28 BALTIMORE, SEPT. 20 (AP) HURR~CANE 16~49 6f ~5 :41~ NIKE ZEUS II 13 16 71 PHilADELPHIA 44 101 4lij- ESTHER's THREAT TO POSTPONE THE .. 3°3 POLARIS II 15699 lAST OfrlCIAL CRACK Or HOUND DOGS 10 16310 ROUNDLPS TONIGHT AT 'S :~ (UPI) ROGER MARIS WAS HELD TO AN RECORD DI~INISHED lAT£ THIS MORNING. JUNE NELSON TOPPED HER OWN HIGH INfiELD SINGLE lAST NIGHT AS THE EARLY fORCASTS AND RAIN HAD CAST SERIES SCORE Of 453 WITH A 478 TO CLINCHED AT lEAST DOUBTS THAT A SCHEDULED GAME (8 P.M. TAKE THE LEAD IN THE INDIVIDUAL A TIE fOR THE AMERICAN LEAGUE PENNANT EDT) BETWEEN THE NEW YORK YANKEES STANDINGS. BY SlH. 3 Ir l HG A DOUBLEHEADER WI TH AND THE COULD BE BALTIMORE. HE MUST TWO HOME RUNS STAGED. BREKKE'S BULLETIN BOARD TONIGHT TO OffiCIAllY TIE BABE RUTH'S BUT THE RAIN STOPPED BEfORE NOON THURSDAY 21 SEPTEMBER AT 6:00 P.M. HOME RUN RECORD. AND THE fORECAST WAS CHANGED TO OCEAN VIEW VS. GARDENAIRES If HE DOESN'T HE'll HAVE EIGHT MORE OCCASIONAL RAINS ENDING TONIGHT AND ~EGULARlY SCHEDULED GAMES IN WHICH WINDS DIMINISHtNG. FRIDAY 2? SEPTEMBER AT 6:00 P.M. TO TIE OR SURPASS THE BAMBINO'S 60- THE ORIOLE MANAGEMENT HAD RErUSED SUPPLY VI. AQMY lEUS HOMER RECORD Of 1927, BUT Will HAVE TO BE STAMPEDED INTO CAlliNG Off TO TAKE AN ASTERICK ALONG WITH ANY THE GAME WHICH WOULD BE THE 154TH ELIGIBLE PLAYERS CONT'D RECORD UNDER THE EDICT HANDED DOWN DECISION fOR THE YANKEES AND MARIS' , AND ; TRAINERS, BY COMMISSIONER FORD FRICK. LAST DECREED CHANCE AT RUTH's RECORD Gus MAUCH AND JOSEPH SOARES. PLAYERS-­ THATS THE PROSPECT rACING MARIS Of 60 HOMERS IN A SEASON. MARIS HAS , , JOHN BLANCHARD AfTER fAiliNG TO CONNECT IN NINE 58. ClETIS BOYER, , BoB CERV, TRIES AGAINST THE ORIOLES' SHARP ATE FLASH, JUST RECEIVEO ___-, TRUMAN CLEVENGER, JOE OEMAESTRI, BUD , AS HE PREPARES TO TAKE HIS BALTIMORE - TODAY (UPI) ROGER DALEY, , WHITEY FORO, BilLY fINAL OffiCIAL SHOTS AGAINST RIGHT­ MARIS MOVED TO WITHIN ONE HOME GARDNER, , ) TONY HANDER (12-8) WHILE THE RUN Of BABE RUTH'S RECORD TO­ KUBEK, HECTOR LOPEZ, , YANKS GO WITH TONIGHT If NIGHT mEN HE HIT HIS 59TH ROGER MARIS, HAL RENlff, BOBBY RICH­ HURRICANE ESTHER DOESN'T INTERVENE. HOMER IN THE THIRD INNING Of ARDSON, ROlllE SHELDON, , (SEE STORY NEXT COLUMN - ED.) THE GAME AGAINST THE BALTIMORE , RALPH TERRY, AND BOB I THE HONOR Of CLINCHING THE TIE fOR ORIOLES. THE HOMER WAS HIT Off TURLEY. THE YANKEES 26TH PENNANT, THEIR 11TH MilT PAPPAS. CINCINNATI REDS: IN THE PAST 13 YEARS AND THE fiRST "MARIS' BLOW CAME WITH THE MANAGER, FRED HUTCHINSON, COACHES, UNDER ROOKIE MAMAGER , WENT BASES EMPTY AND INCREASED THE OTIS DOUGLAS, REGGIE OTERO, DICK SISLER TO LEfTHANDER WHO BEAT THE YANKEES' lEAD TO 2-0. JIM TURNER, AND PtTE WHISENANTjTRAINER, ORIOLES 3-1 IN THE NIGHTCAP WITH A THE HOMER LANDED IN THE RIGHT­ DR. R. J. ROHDE; PLAYERS-GUS BEll, DON fiVE HITTER. CENTERfiELD BLEACHERS, APPROXIMA­ BLASINGAME, , LEO CARDENAS, STEVE BARBER WON THE OPENER fOR TELY 400 fEET fROM HOME PLATE. EllO CHACON, GORDY COLEMAN, JOHN EDWARD THE BIRDS 1-0 WITH A fOUR-HIT JOB IT CAME DURING HIS SECOND TIME GENE FREESE, DICK GERNERT, BILL PE~RY,' rOR HIS EIGHTH SHUTOUT, TOPS IN THE DURING THE GAME. IN HIS JIM HOOK, KEN HUNT, , DARnEL MAJORS. THE WHITEWASH ALSO CHECKED fiRST TIME UP, MARIS liNED OUT JOHNSON, KEN JOHNSON, SHERMAN JONES, MARIS~ WHO WALKED IN THE fIR~T, THEN TO RIGHT fiELDER EARL ROBINSON EDDIE KASKO, JERRY LYNCH, JIM MALONEY, fAILED TO GET A HIT IN THREE OTHER IN THE OPENING fRAME. JIM O'TOOLE, VADA PINSON, WALLY POST, AT-BATS. BOB PURKEY, fRANK ROBINSON, AND GERALD IN THE SECOND GAME, MARIS fOULED FRICK ANNOUNCES ELIGIBLES ZIMMERMAN. OUT IN THE fiRST, GOT HIS INfIELD : SINGLE IN THE THIRD, GROUNDED OUT IN NEW YORK, SEPT. 20 (UPI) BASEBALL MANAGER, WALTER ALSTON, COACHES, JOE THE fOURTH, H IT A LONG rOUl I N THE COMMISSIONER FORO FRICK TODAY ANNOUN­ BECKER, CLAY BRYANT, LEO DUROCHER, AND SEVENTH BEfORE flYING OUT TO CENTER CED THE liST Of NEW YORK YANKEES, PETER REISER, TRAINER, WilliAM BUHLER; fiELD AND STRUCK OUT IN THE NINTH CINCINNATI REDS, AND, JUST IN CASE, PlAYERS--BoB ASPROMONTE, , fOR A 3-fOR-26 PERfORMANCE AT BALTI­ Los ANGELES DODGERS PLAYERS WHO Will TOMMY DAVIS, WILLIE DAVIS, MORE THIS SEASON. MEMORIAL STADIUM BE ELIGIBLE TO PLAY IN THIS YEAR'S RON fAIRLY, DICK FARREL, JIM GilLIAM, IS THE ONLY PARK IN WHICH MARIS HAS . JAMES GOLDEN, , FRANK HOWARD, NOT HIT A HOMER THIS YEAR. THE SERIES IS SCHEDULED TO OPEN IN , NORM LARKER, WALLY MoON, BIll SKOWRON TOOK UP THE HOMER THE AMERICAN (UNDOUBTEDLY CHARLEY NEAL, RON PtRRANOSKI, JOHNNY SLACK fOR THE YANKEES, CRACKING HIS , SINCE THE YANKEES PODRES, , , 27TH, WITH ONE ON IN THE fOURTH, fOR HAVE CLINCHED AT lEAST A TIE fOR NORM SHERRY, DUKE SNtDER, DARYL SPENCER, A 3-1 NEW YORK lEAD THAT STOOD UP THE PENNANT) ON OCT. 4. STAN WILLIAMS, MAURY WilLS AND GORDON AND REDUCED THEIR MAGIC NUMBER TO IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO PLAY IN WINDHORN. ONE OVER THE SECOND-PLACE DETROIT THE SERIES, A PLAYER HAD TO BE ON TIGERS. THE TEAM'S OffiCIAL PLAYING ROSTER OAKLAND, CALif (UPI) EDDIE ERDElATZ, THE TIGERS, WHO PLAY AN AfTERNOON ON SEPT. I. HIGHLY SUCCESSrUL fORMER NAVY , GAME AGAINST Los ANGELES TODAY CAN HERE ARE THE ELIGIBLES: WAS fiRED MoNDAY AS COACH Or THE OAKLAND WRAP IT UP fOR THE YANKS If THEY NEW YORK YANKEES: RAIDERS Or THE AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUEo LOSE, MAINTAINED A MATHEMATICAL MANAGER, RALPH HOUK; COACHES, OWNERS Of THE CLUB ANNOUNCED THAT THEY CHANCE fOR A TIE BY BEATING THE ANGELS FRANK CROSETTI, , , HAD "RELIEVED" HIM AfTER lOSING THE CONTrO NEXT COLUMN CONTrD NEXT COLUMN I f I RS- -_·WO GAMES "'r J1 ..... --0N AND SAN D I EGO. I PAGE 6 HOURGLASS THURSOA _ SEPTEMBER 196. ---NOTICES------MOVIES TONIGHT--- FOR SALE: HAMILTON PIANO. CALL RICHARDSON - "50 YEARS BEfORE YOUR EYES- - ARTHUR GporREY NARRATOR 902. fEATURE WERE IS THE LAS. HALf CENTURl QM YOUR SCREEN WITH ALL ...... 1ST SHOW - 7:30 P.M. ITS ODD fLYING MAC~INES, THE SAN FRANCISCO F!RE, ANYONE WHO ENJOYS SINGING IS WELCOME 2ND SHOW - 8:40 P.M. MAMMOTH VICTORY PARADE AND THE WHOLE MAGNIfICENT TO SING WITH THE PROTESTANT CHAPEL PAGEANT OF HISTORY. 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CALL 988 RECORDED. OR SEE AT QTRS. 446B.

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CHAIRMEN, WILL PRESENT THE EVENINGS .0 •••• DUE TO THE LIMITED LAUNDERING PROGRAM. SPECIAL SERVICES L,BRARY HAS TAPED FACILITIES AND THE INCREASED WORKLOAD REFRESHMENTS -- PLAN TO ATTEND! THE ELEMENTARY AND FREQUENTLY USED WHICH AT TIMES NECESSITATES DELAYS •••••• EXPRESS~ONS IN THE JAPANESE LANGUAGE. IN THE OUTPUT OF FINISHED LAUNDRY, NURSERY SCHOOL WILL BE OPEN EVERY You MAY LISTEN AND STUDY THESE RE­ IT IS URGED THAT PATRONS UTILIZE THIS SATURDAY START ING SEPT. 23 FRQ.1 1: 15 CORDINGS AT THE LIBRARY WITH THE "WASH AN> DRY ONLY" SERV I CE FOR ALL TO 11:45 AND FROM 1~:15 TO 4:45. HELP OF A PROVIDED PAMPHLET. ITEMS OF CLOTHING WHICH 00 NOT NEED •••••• • e •••• TO BE PRESSED, SUCH AS UNDERGARMENTSo DEADLINE FOR ALL OUTGOING MAil -­ DOZENS OF SHIRTS AND GO-AHEADS "WASH AN:> DRY ONLY" SERVICE AND MAIL MUST BE IN THE POST OFFICE NO HAVE BEEN LEFT AT THE DEPENDENT'S "fiNISHED LAUNDRY" MUST BE SEPARATELY LATER THAN 4:30 P.M. DAILY, INCLUDING POOL. ANY OF THESE ART I CLES NOT BUNDLED AND PROPERLY IDENTIFIED BY SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS, WHEN A MAil CLAIMED BY SATURDAY WILL BE DONATED USE OF PROPER LAUNDRY SLIPS. FLI GHT IS IN. TO THE MARSHALLESE. • ••••• DEADLINE FOR OUTGOING MAIL AT THE •••••• PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF OUTLYING MAIL BOXES IS 2:30 DAILY. WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY HAS OPEN­ SECTION 28 OF THECODE AND THE AUTHOR­ NORMAL POST OFFICE HOURS ARE 10 A.M. INGS FOR QUALIFIED CLERK-TYPISTS AND ITY VESTED IN THE HIGH COMMISSIONER THROUGH 6 P.M., EXCEPT WHEN MAIL STENOGRAPHERS. THERE IS ALSO AN OF THE TRUST TERRITORY, CHAPTER 6, FLIGHT IS IN AND WINDOWS WILL OPEN OPENING FOR A MALE CLERK. ANY YOUNG SEC. 398, OF THE TRUST TERRITORY CODE, ~ WHEN YOUR MAIL HAS BEEN DISTRI­ MAN 18 OR OVER THAT DESIRES EMPLOY­ CONCERNING MALICIOUS MISCHIEF IS EX­ BUTED FOR PICK UP. MENT PLEASE MAKE APPLICATION. TENDED TO INCLUDE LITTERING, TO WIT, ON SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS ALL WINDOWS CONTACT F. H. FELL BY CALLING 301, 'WHOSOEVER SHALL UNLAWfULLY, DESTROY, WILL BE CLOSED EXCEPT THE PARCEL POST EXT. 445, FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE DAMAGE OR OTHERWISE INJURE PROPERTY PICK UP WINDOW, AND THEN ONLY WHEN POSITIONS. OF THE TRUST TERRITORY OR ANY DISTRICT ANNOUNCED OVER YOUR LOCAL RADIO STAT­ ·..... OR MUNICIPALITY THEREor; OR SHALL ION AS TO THE TIME FOR PICK UP. WANTED TO HIRE: CLERK-TYPIST FOR UNLAWFULLY THROW, DISCARD OR SCATTER YOUR COOPERATION IN THESE MATTERS 5-DAY WEEK. IF I NTERESTED PLEASE UPON ANY PUBLIC ROAD, STREET OR WILL SPEED UP THE DISTRIBUTION OF YOUR CONTACT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, GROUND OR OTHER LAND OWNED, RESERVED, MAIL. rOR FURTHER INFORMATION YOU PHONE 290. CONTROLLED OR MAINTAINED FOR ANY MAY CALL 461. ·..... PURPOSE OTHER THAN A PUBLIC DUMPING R. J. GREENE V,SITORS AND SPECTATORS ARE WELCOME GROUND, BY THE GOVERNMENT OF THE POSTMASTER TO VISIT THE AIR TERMINAL AREA DURING TRUST TERRITORY OR ANY DISTRICT, •••••• THE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF AIRCRAfT • MUNICIPALITY OR OTHER SUBDIVISION ATTENT ION M