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VOL <> 3 No. I I 30 KWAJALE IN, MARSr-IAl"t· rSLANDS n,ESDAY 29 MA i 962 STOCK MARKET DROPS TO NEWS IN BRIEF ITS LOWEST DECLINE SINCE 1929 CRASH WASHINGTON -- THE GOVERNMENT SAID NEW )ORK, MAY uPI I -- THE srOCK PLUNGED iTS WORST TODAY THAT A NEW SERIES OF HIGH­ 28 MA~KET ~ODAi ~~ BREAK SINCE THE". ('R, .;;11 OF OCTOBER, 19290 THOllSANDS OF iNVEST'I.I RS, MOST ALTITUDE NUCLEAR TESTS WILL BEGIN OVER OF THEM PRESUMABL Y "l I TTLE FELLOWS TOl. CrlED O!="F A WAVE OF' SELL II NS THAT THE PACIFIC'S JOHNSTON ISLAND IN ABOUT WIPED OUT 18.5 Bill ION iN PAPER AND HAD THE TAPE RUNNiNG FOUR DAYS THE TESTS WILL INCLUDE THE VA~UES TiCK~R A RECORD 69 LATE WHEN THE CLOSED HIGHEST MAN-MADE ATOMIC BLAST YET-- MIN~TES ~ARKET IT WAS THE SIXTH 5TRAISHl DAY OF HEAV~ SELLING, WHICH COS~ THE MARKET 400 TO 600 MILES UP. ONE PURPOSE OF THE SERIES IS TO SEE HOW EFFECTIVELY A TOTAL OF 59 5 BHLLION IN PAPER HIGH LEVEL SHOTS CAN KNOCK OUT ENEMY AMONG THE BLUE CHIPS, A~ERICAN T:LEPHONE TOOK A SHELLACIN6 O~ $!~ 13 COMMUNICATIONS A SHARE AND Du PONT LOST 412 50 SEAR5 ROEBUCK WAS DOWN $7.37 AND SuCH H!GHlY FAVORED KAILS AS NOKFOLK AND WESTERN LOST AS MUCH AS $5 50 MOTORS AND STEEL TOOK T~E CENTERV I LLE, IOWA -- FEDERAL I NVEST­ TEST U.S STEEL lOST ONLY 1 TIGATORS SAY A DYNAMITE-TYPE BOMB 4 88 PUBLIC INQUIRY INTO BILLY AND GENERAL MOTORS ONLY $ 63 PLANTED BY A SU I C I DE-BENT PERSO~' MAY HAVE SHATTERED THE CJNTINENTAL AIR­ STANDARD Oil (N Jo) WAS DOWN $5, SOL ESTES CASE OPENED iNTERNATIONAL NICKEL $3 AND WOOLWORTH WASHINGTON, MAY 28 (UPI)--HouSE LINES JET IN WHICH ~5 PERSONS WERE KILLED THE DISASTER OCCURRED OVER $3 78. THE DOW-JON~S !NDUSTRIAL INVESTIGATORS OPENED A PUBLIC INQL ,RY AVERAGE SLUMPED 34.95 POINTS TO SOUTHERN IOWA TUESDAY NIGHT !T IS iNTO THE B!LLiE SOL ESTES CASE TODAY 576.93--ALMOST 25 POINTS BELOW T~E AMID SOME AViD POL T!CAL WRANGLiNG SAID FEDE~AL INVESTIGATORS ARE TRACKING 600 LEVEL WHICH EVEN THE MOST PESS­ DOWN A REPORTED MURDER-SUICIDE PL0T AND A THREAT OF NEW CRjMINA~ PROS- IMiSTIC FORECASTEQ5 SElEC1ED YEAR­ THAT MAY HAVE BEEN THE CAUSE OF THE [CUT.ON AGA!NST THE ON[ TIME TEXAS END AS THE WORST THAT COULD H~PPEN DISASTER I'll LU ONA ~ RE SHOULD THERf BE A SLUMP 1~1~ YEAR. THE ~EAD-OFF WITNESS, IGRiCU~TU~E THIS ~AS THE WORST DECLINE SiNCE ! DELAWARE -- THE COAST GUARD REPORTS OEPAR1MENT OFFICIAL ROLAND BALLOU, SAiD OCT 28, 1929, WHEN THE AVERASE THAT TWO EMPTY LIFE RAFTS HAVE BEEN HIS DEPARTMENT HAD SENT INFORMAT!ON TO RECOVERED FROM THE ATLANTIC NEAR THE DROPPED 38 33 POiNT~ THE JUSTiCE DEPARTMENT FOR POSS~BLE SURPASSED THE POINT POINT WHERE AN AIR TRANSPORT IT 3~.R9 CRiMiNAL PROSECUTION OF ESTES THE DISAPPEARED 'YESTERDAY IT I S NOT DROP NEWS o~ P~ESIDENT EISENHO~ER'S J DATA INVOLVED FALSE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS KNOWN WHETHER THE BOATS WERE PART OF HEART ATTACK ON ESTES' GRAIN STORAGE OPERATuONS o THt MISSING PLANE'S EQUIPMENT A TOTAL 0F 9,350 SHARES WAS THE MAXIMUM PENALTY UPON CONV!CT~ON I TRADED, THE LARGEST SINCE JULY 21, COULD BE FiVE YEARS IN PRISON. I -- SCOTT CARPENTER 1933 SHORTLY AFTER THE ~EAR'NG GOT UNDER- , THE LAS IN THE TAPE DOuBLED THE HAS ARRIVED IN DENVER ON PRESIDENT WAY, REP. ODIN LANGEN, REPUBLICAN­ PREVIOUS RECORD OF 34 MINUTES SET iN KENNEDY'S PERSONAL PLANE FOR TWO AND MINNES0TA, A MEMBER 0F THE HOUSE OPERA- ! ONE-HALF DAYS OF ACCLAIM FROM FELLOW MAY, 1933. EXCHANGE AND BROKERA6E TIONS INVESTIGATING SJBCOMMiTTEE, CHAlL-' HOUSE EMPLOYES WERE SWAMPED WiTH CO",OR.40Q..A.llrl$. "'O~RHQ.R Sr£ PIoIEN' ENGED uALLOU'S TESTIMONY THAT NO FAVOR- J ORDERS AND WE.RE KEPT ~McN I CHOLS -MET eARpI~:NTER ANO~ ~ IS F"AMtL Y HOtJ~t"t"O.tR-+ IT. SM WAS SHO~ tSTts "tND THAT THE >At '\G\IJ TIME EVEN THE SPECIALISTS WERE AT THE END OF THEIR TRIP FROM CAPE GOVERNMENT LOST NO MONEY STORING GRAbN HELD OVER n~ THE STOCK EXCHANGE CANAVERAL. THE FLIGHT TOOK FOUR IN ESTES ELEVATORS FLOOR TO CONFIRM ORDERS. HOURS. ABOUT ONE HOUR LESS THAN IT LANGEN DESCRiBED BALLOU'S REPLIES TO BUT OFFltERS OF THE EXCHANGE TOOK CARPENTER TO ORBIT EARTH THREE QUESTiONS ON THESE POINTS AS "QUITE SAID THERE WO~LD BE NO COMMENT FROM TIMES LAST THURSDAY INADEQUATE," ANOTHER REPUBLICAN, REP THE EXCHAN6E ITSELF ON THE BREAK OF FLORENCE P DWYER, REPUBLICAN-NEW JERSEY THE DAY'S TRADING WASHINGTON -- HOUSE INVESTIGATORS SAID TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL WILL WILSON WHILE THE SEll INS WAS ~T ITS PEAK OPENED TODAY THE FIRST PUBLIC INQUIRY KNEW MORE ABOUT THE CASE THAN ANYONE IN W,LL STREET, REPUBLICAN CON­ INTO THE BILLIE SOL ESTES CASE DEMO- AND SHOULD BE CALLED TO TESTIFY SRE~SIONAL LEADEk~ WERE CIT! ~G THE CRATIC AND REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVES ON THE DEMOCRATiC SIDE, REP Ross BASS STOCK MARKET AND SOME BUSINESS AND AND THE FIRST WITNESS, AN AGRICULTURE DEMOCRAT-TENNESSEE, BROU~HT OUT THAT FARM DECLINES. THEY CHARGED THA' DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL, ARGUED WHETHER ESTES STARTED HIS GRAIN STORAGE OPERA­ PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S CAMPAIGN THE EISENHOWER OR KENNEDY ADMINISTRA­ TIONS UNDER THE EISENHOWER ADMINISTRA­ PROMISES HAVE "VANISHED INTO THiN TION WAS MOST INVOLVED IN ESTES' TION, AND THAT FORMER GOP OFFICIALS AIR". THE ATTACK WAS LED BY HOUSE DEALINGS ARE NOW ACT i VE ! ~ A F I Rt-4 THAT ! S ONE GOP LEADER CHARLE~ HALLECK OF OF ESTES' BIGGEST CREDITORS INDIANA AND SEN. EVERE1T DIRSEN FRANKLIN, TEXAS -- A GOVERNMENT LIE OF ILLINOIS. DETECTOR EXPERT HAS ARRIVED IN FRANKLI~ VIENTIANE, LAOS, MAY 28 (UPI)--PRO­ THE BREAK EXTENDED FROM THE BIG TEXAS WHERE A GRAND JURY IS STUDYING COM4UNIST LAOTIAN REBELS, POSSIBLY AiDED BOAR~ TO THE AMERICAN EXCHAN6E IN THE DEATH OF AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT BY NORTH ViETNAMESE TROOPS, WERE REPORTEf NEW YORK AND 10 THE MIDWEST EXCHAN8E OFFICIAL HENRY MARSHALL THE EXPERT TODAY TO HAVE BR{KEN OFF A NEW OFFENSIVE IN CHICAGO AND l~E MAY BE THERE TO TEST THE TRUTHFULNESS AFTER CAPTURiNG A ROYAL GOVERNMENT E~GHAN6E. AT TORON10 INDUSTRiAL OF WITNESSES. MARSHALL WAS THE FIRST OUTPOST NEAR HOUEI SAl. ~HARES HAD THE BIG6EbT DROP IN FEDERAL OFFICIAL TO PROBE BILLIE RADIO MESSAGES RECEIVED FROM AMER~CAN SOL ESTES' DEALINGS Mf:MORY. MILITARY ADVISERS IN THE MEONG R!VER WALL STREET GENERALLY WAS BORDER VILLAGE SAID THE REBEL DRiVE STUNNED BY THE WIDE AND DEEP EXTENT UNIONVILLE, IOWA -- A HEAVILY ARMED STOPPED JUST BEFORE DtW~ YESTERDAY. OF THE SELLIN8 THE MOST LOGICAL POSSE ASSISTED BY HELICOPTERS AND THEY SAID THERE HAD BEEN NO FURTHER EXPLANATION SEEMED TO BE THAT AIRPLANES, IS SEARCHING SOUTH IOWA CONTACT SINCE THE REBELS CAPTURED THE "LITTLE FELLOWS" WERE GETTING OUT FARMLANDS FOR A SLAYER OF A FAMilY GOVERNMENT OUTPOST ABOUT NiNE MiLES FROM OF THE MARKET, FEARFUL THAT THEIR OF FIVE TWENTY-FOUR-YEAR OLD GAYNO THE VILLAGE ON THE ROAD LEADING TO EQUITIES WOULD BE WIPED OUT IF T~E~ SMITH IS BEING HUNTED FOR ALLEGEDLY NAM THA. HUNG ON ANY LONGER THEY SO CON- KILLING HIS AUNT, UNCLE AND THREE REPORTS FROM THE SAME SOURCES YESTERDA' CLUDED BECAUSE THERE DIDN'T COUSINS YESTERDAY NEAR HAYESVILLE, TOLD OF A "CONCENTRATED ATTACK" BY THE APPEAR TO BE ANY NUMBER OF BI~ BLOCKS IOWA REBELS, THE FiRST REPORTED ~N NEARLY OFFERED AS WOULD BE T~E CASE IF THREE WEEKS o THE REPORTS SAID THE REBE~ INSTITUTIONS AND BIG INVESTORS WERE WASHINGTON -- THE STATE DEPARTMENT FORCE APPEARED TO iNCLUDE TROOPS fROM HAS EXPRESSED SOME RESERVATIONS ABOUT DUMPINel. COMMUNIST NORTH ViET NAM AND LATE IN THE DAY IT APPEARED THE TRIP OF LAOTIAN STRONGMAN GENERAL IT WAS FROM HOvE! SAl THAT ROYAL PHOUMI NOSOVAN TO THE PHILIPPINES THAT FACTORS AND BANS WERE SELL!NG GOVERNMENT ~ORCES FLED ACROSS THE MEONG THE TRIP COMES DURING A NEW COMMUNIST THE SECURITIES OF SOME SMALLER TRADERS INTO rHAiLAND EARLIER THIS MONTH. THE AND HAD BORROWED ON T~E~ OFFENSIVE IN LAOS AND THf STATE DEPART­ REBELS HAD DRIVEN THEM OllT OF NAM THA, MENT SAYS ITS TIMING IS "A LiTTLE CAPITAL OF LAOS' NORTHWESTERN PROVINCE, DELICATE" BUY UNACCOUNTABLY DiD NO~ ATTEMPT TO occupy HOUE! SAl I------~------~------~I PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUES 29

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE CARPENTER GIVES REPORT ON FLIGHT AT THE CAPE COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL , MAY 27 (upr)--SCOTT CARPENTER GAVE THE NATIO~ A FASCINATING ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU I REPORT O~ A WORKING ASTRONAUT" TODAY AND SAID THAT DESPITE PROBLEMS DURING OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c HIS THREE-ORBIT FLIGHT AROUND EARTH LAST THURSDAY, "I'M READY FOR TWO WEEKS WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. I N ORB IT" CARPENTER SAID THAT ALTHOUGH THE NATION WORRIED ABOUT HIM AT THE END OF HIS THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY SPACE RIDE, HE WAS ~EVER SERIOUSLY CONCERNED HIMSELF HE COMPARED THE TRIP MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE IN HIS AURORA-7 MERCURY CAPSULE TO itA BUS RIDE ACROSS TOWN," AND SAID HE WAS FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE AS CO~FORTABLE IN ORBIT AS HE WOULD HAVE BEEN IN BED PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS HE SAID THAT WHAT HE LEARNED WOULD HELP MAN REACH THE MOON SPACE AGENCY /S /0 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. A)MINISTRATOR JAMES E WEBB, PRESENTING CARPENTER WITH THE DISTINGUISHED ~ERVICE MEDAL, SAID THAT NONE OF THE THREE PREVIOUS U S SPACE FLIGHTS HAD THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT BROUGHT BACK AS MUCH INFORMATION AS TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR CARPENTER'S TRIP IN AURORA-7 PUBLICATION. MANHUNT CONTINUES FOR CARPENTER SAID HiS MAIN PROBLEMS WER KILLER OF IOWA FAMILY A FAULTY AURORA-7 CONTROL SYSTEM, AN EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN HAYESVILLE, IOWA, MAY 27 (UPI)-­ OVERHEATING SPACE SUIT DURING THE A FARM COUPLE AND THREE OF THEIR FLIGHT, A CRITICAL FUEL SHORTAGE AND CHILDREN WERE FOUND EARLY TODAY SHOT WATER THAT LEAKED INTO AURORA-7 AFTER SOVIETS LAUNCH UNMANNED TO DEATH BY A SILENT KILLER. SCME HE LANDED IN THE OCEAN ABOUT 200 MILES EARTH 15 HOURS LATER A RING OF LAW OFFICERS BEYOND THE PLANNED LANDING AREA Moscow, MAY 28 (UPI)--THE SOVIET SPOTTED THE CHIEF SUSPECT'S GETAWAY HE ALSO DISCLOSED THAT AFTER HE UNION LAUNCHED ANOTHER UNMANNED CAR AND WERE CLOSING IN ON HIM. CAME THROUGH THE TERRIFIC HEAT OF RE­ EARTH SATELLITE TODAY IN ITS AUTHORITIES SAID GAYNO GILBERT ENTRY, HIS CAPSULE BEGAN SWINGING SERIES OF TESTS AIMED AT PUTTING A SMITH, 24, A NEPHEW OF THE SLAIN WILDLY BACK AND FORTH, BUT THAT HE MAN ON THE MOON, THE OFFICIAL NEWS FARM COUPLE FOR WHOM HE WORKED AS SOLVED THIS BY OPENING A STABiLIZING AGENCY TASS ANNOUNCED A FARM HAND, HAD ABANDONED HIS CAR PARACHUTE EARLIER THAN IT WAS SUPPOSED TASS SAID THE NfW SATELLITE, CALLED MORE THAN 40 MILES SOUTHWEST OF TO OPEN HE SAID HE OPENED HiS MAIN COSMOS V, WAS CIRCLING THE EARTH HERE SWARMS OF LAW OFFICERS CON­ PARACHUTE MANUALLY WHEN IT DID NOT EVERY 102 75 MINUTES AT HEIGHTS VERGED I NTO THE UNIONV I LLE, IOWA, AUTOMATICALLY OPEN AT 10,000 FEET RANGING FROM 126 MILES TO ABOUT 993 AREA TO TRAP HIM "I GAVE IT 500 FEET," HE SAID WITH MILES AT ITS HIGHEST, WITH "ALL POLICE POSTED ALERTS IN DENVER, A GRIN. SYSTEMS FUNCTIONING NORMALLY." COLO., FOR HIS MOTHER, MRS MARIE BUT CARPENTER SAID FLATLY HE WAS COSMOS V'S MAXIMUM DISTANCE FROM JOHNSON, AND AT AN OTTUMWA, IOWA NEVER "TIRED AND LISTLESS" ON THE THE EARTH IS GREATER BY SOME 224 HOTEL, WHERE HIS FATHER, ANDY SMITH HOMEWARD LEG OF THE FLIGHT AS REPORTS MILES THAN ANY OF THE PREVIOUS SHOTS JR ,LIVES. HOWEVER, POLICE FOUND HAVE CLAIMED HE SAID HE WAS SIMPLY DESCRIBING COSMOS V AS "A NEW MRS. JOHNSO~ MOVED FROM HER APART­ "VERY BUSY" AND WAS PRE-OCCUPIED TRY­ SPUTNIK'S ORBIT OF INCLINATION TO MENT FIVE wEEKS AGO AND WAS NOT AT ING TO READY THE CAPSULE FOR RE-ENTRY. THE EQUATOR IS 49 DEGREES, 4 MINUTES WORK TODAY THE PAYOFF FROM THE AURORA-7 FLIGHT, OF 21 KNOWN TO HAVE A FOURTH CHILD STUMBLED INTO A CARPENTER SAiD, WILL BE THE INFORMATIO~ BEEN ORBITED AT THE , NEIGHBOR'S HOME DURING THE EARLY HE GATHERED NOT ONLY FROM THE MISTAKES, FIVE ARE KNOWN TO BE CIRCLING THE MORNING HOURS AND SCREAMED, "GAYNO BUT FROM EXPERIMENTS TO MEASURE THE EARTH THE UNITED STATES HAS FIRED SHOT US • I KNOW t-10THER AND DAD ARE DRAG EFFECTS IN SPACE CLOSE TO THE 70 KNOWN SHOTS OF WHICH 32 STILL ARE DEAD I KNOW THEy'RE ALL DEAD" EARTH AND A NEW THEORY ON THE "FIRE­ IN ORBIT THERE HAS BEEN ONE JOINT PATSY McBETH, 15, HERSELF WOUNDED, FLIES" THAT 80TH HE AND ASTRONAUT ANGLO-AMERICAN LAUNCH TOLD HOW SMITH HAD rFRVED OUT THE NOTED COS~OS I WAS LAUNCHED LAST MARCH FUSES IN THE HOUSE AND WITHOUT A CARPENTER TOOK COLOR PICTURES OF 16 AS THE FIRST IN A SERIES TO EXPLORE WORD UNLOADED HIS GUN THE LIGHT BANDS AROUND THE EARTH, AND CONDITIONS FOR A PROLONGED SPACE ONLY PATSY AND HER DEAD SISTER'S SUGGESTED THAT TO THE FIRST MAN ON THE FLIGHT BY MAN BY OBTAINING INFORMA­ INFANT CHILD ESCAPED FROM THE KILLER, MOON lHE EARTH MAY LOOK LIKE A BLUE TION ON THE EARTH'S RADIATION BELTS, WHO HAD PLUNGED THE FARM HOUSE INTO RING Ii'! THE SKY. COSMIC RAYS AND LONG RANGE RADIO DARKNESS BY REMOVING THE FUS~S AFTER HE SAID HE ALSO EXPERIMENTED WITH COMMUNICATIONS SLAYING THE PARENTS, AND STI LKED CELESTIAL NAVIGATION, SOMETHING THAT Two SIMILAR SATELLITE~ WERE LAUNCrl- THE CHILDREN IN SILENCE WILL HELP SPACEMEN OF THE FUTURE ED WITHIN THE NEXT MON'H A FOURTH, PATSY SAID THE KILLER "DIDN'T SAY A SCIENTISTS STILL HAVE MADE N) FIRM SOVIET OFFICIALS SAID ON APRIL 29, WORD DURING THE OUTBURST, AND SHE CONCLUSION ABOUT THE REASON FOR WAS RECOVERED AFTER IT HAD ORBITED THE KNEW OF NO REASON FOR THE ATTACK " AURORA-7 OVERSHOOTING THE PLANNED EARTH MORE THAN 72 HOURS THE FIVE VICTIMS, GUNNED DOWN WITH RECOVERY AREA, CARPENTER SAID, AND THE OF NONE OF THE SPUTNIKS A C0~BINATION SHOTGUN-RIFLE IN AN AS­ WANT TO STUDY THIS SOME MORE BUT HtS BEEN ANNOUNCED YET- f10T I VELESS SLAY I NG, WERE FOUND 4E SAID HE KNEW HE WAS GOING TO OVER­ "THE FLIGHT OF THE SATELLITE IS SPRAWLED IN AND AROUND THEIR FARM HONE SHOOT AND APOLOGIZED THAT THE NATION TAKING PLACE ON AN ORBIT CLOSE TO NEAR THIS SOUTHEAST IOWA COMMUNITY. WM~ NOT TOLD THAT HE WAS SAFE HE SAID THAT PLANNED," TASS SAID THE VICTIMS WERE IDENTIFIED AS THIS WAS THE RESULT OF A COMMUNICATION PATSY'S PARENTS, ANDY McBETH, HIS MIXUP JUNEAU, , MAY 27 (UPI)--Gov WIFE DORA, AND THREE OF THEIR CHILD­ CARPENTER ALSO MENTIONED THAT HE HAD W,LLIAM A. EGAN REFUSED TODAY TO REN, TWINS ANNA AND AMOS, 19; AND BRIEFLY NOTED UNEXPLAINED SMOKE IN HIS PERMIT A JAPANESE FISHING FLEET TO MRS. DONNA JEAN KELLOGG, 17, A CAPSULE ABOUT THE TIME HE FIRED HIS FI~H IN SHELIOF STRAITS BETWEEN THE DIVORCEE. RETRO ROCKETS, BUT HE SAID IT DID NOT AtA>KA MAINLAND AND ODIA ISLAND MRS KELLOGG'S BODY, SHOT THREE TIMES LAc- LONG THE COMMANDER OF THE BANSHU MARU WAS FOUND SPRAWLED ON A BED BESIDE SPACE AGENCY OFFICIALS, PLEASED WITH FISHING FLEET, CAPT YAMAI HISAO, HER SLEEPING AND UNHARMED SIX-MONTH- THE CARPENTER FLIGHT, SAID THEY STILL HAD TELEGRAPHED EGAN SATURDAY REQUES­ OLD SON, TERRY HER SISTER, ANNA, HAD NOT DECIDED WHETHER TO BYPASS TING PERMISSION FOR THE FLEET TO WAS FOUND LYING IN THE MIDDLE OF ANOTHER THREE-ORBIT FLIGHT BUT THERE ENTER THE STRAIT TO FISH FOR! ERRING. THE LIVING ROOM FLOOR. WERE INDICATIONS THAT THE NEXT FLIGHT HISAO AND THE SKIPPER OF ONE OF THE ANNA'S TWIN BROTHER, AMOS, HAD MIGHT BE A SIX-ORBIT MiSSION FIVE CATCHER BOATS IN THE FLEET HAD APPARENTLY BEEN SHOT INSIDE THE BEEN ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF FISHING HOUSE AND HE STAGGERED INTO A DITey WITHIN STATE WATERS RECENTLY AND IN FRONT OF THE HOUSE THE ELDER THE CASE NOW IS BEFORE THE SUPERIOR McBETHS APPARENTLY HAD BEEN SHOT COURT OF ALASKA SINCE THEN, THE INSIDE THE HOUSE EARLIER AND THEIR JAPANESE FLEET HAS RESPECTED ALASKA'S BODIES DRAGGED TO A NEARBY GARAGE CLAIM OF TERRITORIAL LIMITS IN THEIR FISHING EFFORTS A RAFFLE RUNNER IS A MAN WHO BUl~ IN THE TELEGRAM TO EGAN, HISAO MANY A MAN'S PROFANITY HAS SAVED A HUNDRED DOLLARS WOR1H OF RAFFl­ SAID, "SINCE REACHING FISHING GROUNDS HIM FROM A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN. ~ICKETS 50 HE will H~VE A BETTEt ON MARCH 24TH WE HAVE CONTINUED C HAN C EAT WIN II ! N G .... H E BiG $ I 000 OPERATION IN THE FACE OF INSURMOUNT­ HENRY S. HASKINS GRAND PRIZE! OUTSMART HIMi!!! ABLE ODDS BUT WITHOUT ANY CATCH BUY $200 DOLLARS WORTH! WHATEVER TO DATE TUESDA . . PAGE 3 HOURGLASS .. OPTOMETRIST TO ARRIVE WELCOME ABOARD SEWAGE OUTAGE THE OPTOMETRIST WILL ARRIVE HERE PASSENGER$ ARRIVING ABOARD THE TIA IT WiLL BE NECESSARY TO TURN OFF THE THURSDAY 31 MAY AND REMAIN TO JUNE CONTRACT CARRIER YESTERDAY MORNING SEWAGE SYSTEM SERViNG THE ENT!RE HOUSiN 7. A FEW DAY TIME APPOINTMENTS ARE WERE AS fOLLOWS: AREA WEDNESDAY NIGHT 30 MAY AT 2300 STILL AVAILABLE FOR SUNDAY AND fOR U.S.N - CDR. PAUL J. DOYLE ARRIVED IN ORDER TO TiE ~N THE NEW TRAilER ANY EVENING fOR THOSE IN NEED OF fOR TDY. LCDRo fOREST 0 MCKINNEY SEWER SYSTEMS THE SEWAGE SYSTEMS W!Ll GLASSES CAll THE HOSPITAL ADMIN­ AND LCDR D. M. CLOUGH RETURNED. BE OFF FOR APPROXIMATE~Y SjX (6) HOURS ISTRATOR'S OFfiCE ON 2150 fOR AN ROBERT L WILSON, AMH2 WAS A NEW IT IS REQUESTED THAT THIS SYSTEM BE APPOINTMENT. ARRIVAL. USED AS SPARiNGLY AS POSS~BlE DURING THOSE LISTED BELOW SHOULD REPORT TCT - MAX ESTRAUS, ROBERT DAPIRAN, THIS PERIOD Of TIME ON THE fOLLOWING DAYS AT THE TIMES HENRY K. KAPALI, ROBERT N. HOOKER, DESIGNATED PLEASE BE ON TIME SO HENRY KIM, MAXIMO ROBLE, LORETO V. YOU WILL NOT MISS YOUR APPOINTMENT ALEGRE AND LEOCADIE GALAGAC RETURNED ATTENT~ON SCUBA CLUBBERS THURSDAY 31 MAY 1962--09 0 0, DANIEL CHEW QUON WONG, R.CHARD f. CIRSANTO, COSME/ 0930, RILVERIA, PETE/ MILLER, AND ALfRED J. BAYSEK WERE NOTICE TO THE SCUBA CLUB MEMB£RS 1000, OSHIRO, ATSUSHI/ 1030, JONES, NEW ARRIVALS THE SCHEDULED DEPARTURE TiME ~OR THE ~, MARY 0/1100, J. MANAOlsl "30, HONDEEN COATINGS - R W. HOLST, DIVE THIS WEDNESDAY MAY 30, !962 lS TOGLE, VICENT/ 1300, OLIVEROS, VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER Of 8:00 A M. THOSE PERSONS WHO WISH VICTORINO/1330, PIERCE? CHRISTINE/ THE HONDEEN Co ARRIVED TDY ENROUTE TO GO MUST CHEC~ ~N BY 7:45 A.M OR r400, GILLIHAN, ROSE/ IQ30, DUTRO, TO ROI. WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO TAKE PART. RALPH/1500, DOHERTY, RICITARD/ 1530, MASSART INC. - ROBERT S SATO THIS PROCEDURE HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED COROMBES, JAMES/1600, HOOVER, MRS RETURNED TO EXPEDiTE PROMFT DEPARTURE OF THE o /1630, SUMIDA, ROBERT/1700, RAUTEN­ USA 2ND LT ROBERT W STAMMER BOAT BERG, LOUiS/1900, TODD, JIMMy/1930, ARRIVED fOR TDY THERE Will BE A SPECIAL MEETiNG OF GRAY, DURWARD R / 2000, SINEN, ALIPIO PMZ - T LAGRONIO, P ALCOYDE AND THE SCUBA CluB THURSDAY, MAY 31, ~962 L / 2030, McNEIL, DALINE/ ANDREW T GRAKAKI RETURNED 8:00 P M ~N ROOM ~5 OF THE GEORGE fRIDAY I JUNE 1962--0730, LAPA, WELCOME ABOARD' SEiTZ SCHOOL. lHIS MEETfrNG WILL BE PAULI 0800, ISA, ROBERTI 0830, HELD fOR T~E ELECTION OF OFFiCERS NAKAMOTO, TAKESHI/ 0900, ABE, RICHARD/ 0930, ABE, SHIO~I/ 1000, KATZ EPISCOPALIAN TIME CHANGE MIYABARA/ 1030, ABE, DONALD/ 1100, PICK UP YOUR LAUNDRY LEE, SCOTTY/ 1130, MCCLELLAN, HOWARD/ EPISCOPALIAN SERVICES WILL BE HELD 1300, CARIAGA, MARTIN/1330, TROE, THIS EVENING AT 6:30 P.M IN THE THE LAUNDRY CAN NOT ASSUME THE MARY/1400, WORTH, LAWRENCE/1430, STATION CHAPEL RESPONSlBiLuTY FOR, NOR THE COND~­ GOLDSTEIN, DAVID/1500, ROBERTSON, TION OF, ITEMS LEfT OVER 30 DAYS ANDY/1530, TEMPLE, STEPHANIE/ 1600, ALL WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE ALL LAUNDRY SHOuLD BE PiCKED UP TEMPLE, MRS. K / 1630, SHINODA, NOT LESS THAN ~OUR DAYS AFTER GEORGE/1700, BOWERS, To' / 1900, IN ARCHERY CLUB MATCH DEPOSIT THE LAUNDRY is BECOMiNG HENDRICKSON, CHARLES/1930, DOMINGO, THE ISLAND ARCHERY IN RESPONSE SO fULL OF CURRENT COMPLETED DRY TABULA/ TO NUMEROUS REQUESTS WILL STAGE AN CLEANING AND LAUNDR~ THAT !T is INSTINCTIVE ARCHERY MATCH SUNDAY BECOMING iMPOSSIBLE TO ACCEPT MORE JUNE 3 AS PART OF THE NAVY RELIEF WORK IF F!N~SHED WORK is NOT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED CARNIVAL. PICKED UP iMMEDiATELY THE LAUNDRY EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE WILL HAVE TO REfUSE TO ACCEPT VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO AID WHETHER EXPERIENCED OR NOT WORK UNTil SPACE IS AVAilABLE iNSTRUCTORS IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES THOSE WHO WISH TO REGISTER MAY SUMMER PROGRAM. HELP IS ESPECIALLY DO SO ANY EVENING AFTER WORK AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB BR~DGE DESIRED IN THE CERAMICS AND HOBBY TARGET RANGE BETWEEN 5:00 P M CRAFTS AREAS WITH A FEW MORE AND 6:30 P.M STANLEY ERICKSON SCO~ED H~GH ~N THE VOLUNTEERS WE CAN HANDLE MANY MORE fiRST, SECOND AND THIRD PLACE YOKWE YUK BRIDGE GAMES lAST NijGHT Of YOUR CHILDREN. PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED CORINNE HUNT WAS SECOND THE SUMMER PROGRAM BOOKLETS WERE THERE WILL BE A REGISTRATION fEE ALL YOKWE YUK CLUB ~EMBERS ARE DISTRIBUTED AT THE LAST P.T.A OF $1 00 fOR ALL WISHING TO CONTEND WELCOME TO ATTEND THESE GAMES HELD MEETING THE REST OF THE BOOKLETS SO COME ON AND MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS EACH MONDAY NIGHT AT THE CLUB. WILL BE AVAILABLE, ONE TO A fAMILY, AND PULL A GOOD BOW ANY EVENING THIS AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES OffiCE. WEEK REGISTRATION DATES WILL BE JUNE NO HOURGLASS TOMORROW I AND 2 FOR THE fiRST fOUR WEEK FOR MEMOR~AL DAY SECTION Of THE PROGRAM ISLAND ARCHERS TO MEET THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE HOLIDAY ISLAND ARCHERS TUESDA~MAY 29, 1962 BIKE BORROWED? AT THE SCUBA CLUB HOUSE 8:00 P.M. A SIGNifiCANT NUMBER Of BICYCLES ARE BEING REPORTED STOLEN TO SECURITY WEEKLY. RESIDENTS ARE REMINDED THAT ATTENTION BIKE HOLDERS UNAUTHORIZED POSSESSION OF A BICYCLE CONSTITUTES PETTY LARCENY OR TRES­ IT IS REQUESTED THAT ALL NAVY PASSING AND VIOLATORS WILL BE PRO­ OWNED BICYCLES BEARING REG/STRATION SECUTED ACCORDINGLY. THE SECURITY NUMBERS fROM 501 TO 700 BE BROUGHT DEPARTMENT IS CONDUCTING RANDOM INTO THE LICENSE EXAMINER, IN THE CHECKS Of INDIVIDUALS POSSESSING TRANSPORTATION BUILDING, BEFORE JUNE BICYCLES AND VIOLATORS WILL BE CITED 6, 1962. AS STATED ABOVE REASON To AID IN REDUCING THE NUMBER OF To INSPECT FOR CONDITION AND REGIS­ BICYCLES ILLEGALLY "BORROWE~" TRATION RECORDS. fOR THOSE fAILING RESIDENTS ARE URGED TO SECURE THEIR TO COMPLY WITH THIS NOTICE, SECURITY BICYCLES WITH LOCKS WHEN NOT IN USE. HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED TO PICK UP BICYCLES NOT CHECKED IN fOR SALE fOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, THE TRANSPOR­ MAN'S 26" BIKE NEW TIRES AND TATION DEPARTMENT WILL BE OPEN UNTIL SEAT PRETTY GOOD KWAJ CONDITION 6:00 P.M. DAilY $10 00 CALL 2317. AfTER 5:00 P M CATHOLIC SERVICE NOTICE FILM TO BE SHOWN MASSES ON THURSDAY, ASCENSION THURS THE fiLM "QUESTION SEVEN" WILL DAY, WILL BE HELD IN THE lARGE CHAPEL BE SHOWN IN THE STATION CHAPEL AT 6:55 A M. AND 5 P.M. FRIDAY'S WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1962 AT 8:00 P M MASS THIS WEEK, THE fiRST fRIDAY, WILL BE HELD IN THE BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL AT 5 P.M. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS 2 MAY 1962 INFANTS GE .... 1XED UP - GENERAL MESS MENU WRONG SURGERY PERFORMED WEDNESDAY 30 MAY 1962 PONTIAC, M!CHIGAN, MAY 20 (UPI) BREAKFAST DINNER SUPf'F< EVERYONE AGREED THE INFANTS LOOKED CH!LLED FRUIT JUICE HEART'r SouP CRE~M 0- TOMATO SOUP ~EMA~KAB~Y ALIKEo CHILLED FRESH FRUIT OL'FASHIONED BEEF STEW ROAST Tl~ TURKEY W/GRAVY THE MIXUP WAS A "10,000 TO I HOT & COLD CEREAL SIMME~ED FRANKFURTERS AND GISLET DRESSING CHANCE," ONE P,lRENT SAID, "BUT IT GRILLED BACON BUTTERED WAX BEANS C~AN8ER~Y SAUCE HAPPENED." EGGS TO OftDEIit BLACKEYED PEAS MAShED 3WEET POTATOES WHAT HAPPENED WAS AN OPERATING STEAMED RICE BUTTERED WHOLE POTATOES BUTTE~f~ MuXED VEGETABLES ROOM MISTAKE INVOLViNG TWO INFANT GLAZED DOUGHNUTS STEAMED RICE STEAM£D RICE SOYS, 17 MONTHS AND 13 MONTHS. TOAST, BlTTER & JAM SALAD BAR W/DRESSING LETTUCE & TOMATO SALAD ONE GOT A "TONSILLECTOMY" AND THE CHILLED MILK - COFFEE SPONGE CAKE - COLD DRINK HOT RO~LS - COLD DRINK OTHER A "HERNIA" OPERATION. IT CHilLED MILK - COFfEE PUMPKIN PIE SHOULD HAVE IEEN T~E OTHER WAY CHILLED MILK - COfFEE AROUND. SEVENTEEN-MONTH-OLD TRACY FERNALD AND THIRTEEN-MONTH-OLD MARK BREAKfAST THURSDAY 31 MAY 1962 TRAUTMAN WERE IN ADJOINING BEDS AT CHILLED FRUIT JUICE DINNER SUPPER ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL. THEY WERE CHILLED FRESH FRUIT BEEF VEGETAILE SOUP PEPPER POT SOUP WHEELED INTO THE OPERATING ROOM HOT & COLD CEREAL ROAST BARON OF BEEF BARBECUED SPARERIBS & SAUCE WITHIN MINUTES OF EACH OTHER LAST GRILLED SLICED STEAMED RICE LONG BRANCH POTATOES WEEKo SCRAMILED EGGS Au GRATIN POTATOES ASSORTED COLD CUTS SOMEHOW, THE WRONG CHARTS CALLiNG COTTAGE FRIED POTATOES BUTTERED BROCCOLI BUTTERED SPINACH w/EGG FOR OPERATIONS WERE GIVEN TO EACH STEAMED RiCE COMINATION SALAD STEAMED RICE BOY. MARK, WHO NEEDED A HERN!A ICED CINNAMON ROLLS fRUIT BARS & ICE CREAM TOSSED SALAD W/DRESSING OPERATION, HAD HIS TONSILS OUT AND TOAST, BUTTER & JAM COLD DRINK PINEAP~LE UPSIDE DOWN CAKE TRACY WHO NEEDED THE HERNIA OPERATION CHILLED MILK - COFFEE CHILLED MILK - COFFEE ICED TEA W/LEMON HAD A TONSILLECTOMYo CHILLED MILK - HOT COFfEE THE MIXUP WAS DISCOVERED WHEN TRACY'S PARENTS, WALTER AND MAUDE FERNALD, SAW A CART IEING WHEELED AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE OUT OF THE OPERATING ROOM WITH THEIR TUESDAY 29 MAY 1962 9:30 A.M. My FAVORITE HUS9AND SON'S CHART ATTACHED. 5 05 P.Mo JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT 10 00 A.M. GARRY MOORE, CROSSY "WELL, THERE'S TRACY," FERNALD SAIDo b 00 P.M. NEwS CLOONEY SHOW "L ET t S GO." 6 15 P.M. THE LATIN QUARTER 10 25 A.M. ANDY GRIFFITH MRS. FERNALD OBJECTED. IITHAT~S NOT 6 30 P.M. MEET MILLIE 10 30 A.M. JOHNNY BOND T~ACY," SHE SAID. 7 00 P.M. ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC 11'00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK THE NURSE WHEELING THE CART LOOKED 79 30 PoMo SPORTS DESK II ~O A.M IRA COOK SHOW SHOCKEDo "You MUST BE KiDDING," SHE 7 ft5 P.M. RICHARD HAYES - CAROL 12 00 NOON NEWS SAID. BURNETT 12 05 p.M. STOCKS~ WEATHE~ "THAT'S NOT TPtACylI MRS. FE~NALD 8-00 PoM. ONE NIGHT STAND 12:30 P.M. THE SWINGIN' YEARS INSISTED," TRACY'S GOT A BUTCI-l AND 8 30 P.M. OBSESSION I 00 P.~1. ~~CwS THIS CHiLD HAS LONG HAI~ofl 9.00 P.M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES 1-15 P.M. 1~"'TE~ViEW WHEN MRS. FEPtNALD CONVINCED THE 9:30 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT I 30 P.M. SHOP'S CONCERT NURSE, THE NURSE RAN BACK TO THE 12 00 MIDNIGHT SIGN OFF 3'00 P.M. HERE~S HOLLYWOOD OPERATING ROOMo P.M. PEOPLE TO PEOPLE IN ACTION FERNALD SAID HE WASNwT ANGRY l THAT WEDNESDAY 30 MAY 1962 ~~ P.M. FL.AIR IT ~ADNtT BOTHERED TRACY AND DESCRIBED 9. 00 A.M. SIGN ON 4 30 P.M. PAU HANA SERENADE THE 'WHOLE AFFAIR AS A "10,000 TO I P.M JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT CHANCE." 9·02 A.M v CON,I~ENTAL VARIETIES 5. 00 9 30 A.M. HEAR1SEAT THEATER MRSo T~AUTMAN SAID "I STiLL HAVE 10.00 A.M. GARRY MOORE SHOW EICHMANN PREPARES FOR ALL THE fAITH IN THE WORLD IN SOTH CROSSY, CLOONEY DOCTO~S AND WOULD SEND ALL M CHILDREN

PRISON TRANSFER 0 10:25 A.M. ANDY GRIFfiTH TO THEM rl 10:30 A.M. JOHNNY BOND JeRUSALEM, !J~AEL, M~y 28 (UPI) THE BOYS NOW HAVE A ~ETURN TRiP TO II :00 A.M. TU~N BACK THE CLOCK A90Lf EICHMANN TODAY r~CPARED FO~ THE OPERATING ROOM -- TRACY TO HAVE !-lIS -;",A1SF'"ER FROM A PRIson NEAR TEL /I 30 A.M. IRA COOK SHOW HIS TONSILS OUT AND MARK FOR THE 12 00 NOON NEWS AVIV TO THE JERUSALEM COU~T~OUSE HERE HERNIA OPERATIONo 12.05 P.M. STOCKS, WEATHER WHERE PE WilL LEARN HIS FATE fO~ THE 12.15 P.M. NA LEI 0 HAWAI I PA~T HE PLAYED IN THE WARTIME SLAYINGS NAHA, OKINAWA, MAY 28 (UPI) HEAVY 12 30 P.M. THE SWINGIN' YEA~S OF SI) MILLION JEWSo RAINS AND HIGH SEAS TODAY DASHED I 00 P M. NEWS THE GLARE OF FLOODLIGHTS ON THE HOPES FOR THE SAFETY OF'" SIX PERSONS I 15 P.M INTERVIEW COM~UNITY C~NTEq USED AS A COURT~OUSE ADR!PT IN A CANOE OFF NORTHERN 1.30 PeM. CARPENTER'S SHOP CONCERT AND lYE TOMMY-GUN ARME~ GUAftD3 POSI- OKINAWA. 3. 00 P.M. HERE'S HOLLYWOOD T ION ED 0 NT! E 8 UI Lr NG Y S ~ 00 F PRE SAG ED THEYWERE THE RELATIVES Of FIVE 3 30 P.M. PEOPLE TO PEOPLE IN ACTION lHE IMMINE"lT TRtN3FER or Ti-!E FORMER JAPANESE CHILDREN LOST LAST WEEK WHEN ft.OO P.M. fLAIR GESTAPO OFFJCE~ FI'WM RAMLE PR130rl, THEY WERE SWEPT OUT TO SEA IN A aOAT 4:30 P.M. PAU HANA SERENADE NEAR TEL AVIV. OfF THE ISLAND OF YORONo 5 00 P.M. J!M AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT THE JUDGMENT OF THE SUPREME COURT THE SIX ADULTS WENT TO THE ISLAND 6 00 P.M. NEwS ON EICHMANN'S APPEAL AGA!~ST HIS OF OKINO IRABU FROM YORON SATURDAY 6 15 P.M. THE LATIN QUARTER CONVI CTI ON AND OCATH SENTENCE ARE" TO TO IDENTIFY THE BODY OF A CHILD 6 30 P.M. GILDERSLEEVE BE DELIVERED B' ~ FI~E-MAN ~ENCH WASHED ASHORE FIltIDAY. 7. 00 p.~. ENCHANTMENT Of MUSIC TOMORROW MORNI~G. ArTER DOING SO, THEY SET OFF FOR EICHMANN WILL OCCUpy HIS ~EAVILY­ 7 30 P.M. SPO~TS DESK HOME J THE I R CANOE 0 LATER THE Y 7 45 P.M. RICHARD HAYES -- CAROL GUA~DED CELL IN THE 8EIT HAAM BUILD­ WERE IItEPORTED MISSING AND A HELIOPTE~ BU~NETT ING FOR THEfJRST lIME SINCE HIS TRIAL SEARCH WAS CONDUCTED LATE SUNDAY ~ROM 8 00 P.M. ONE NIGHT STAND OPENED IN APRIL, 1961. HAMBY ARMY AIRFIELD. 8~30 P.M. SUSPENSE SHOULD THE COU~T UPHOLD THE DEATH THE SEARCH WAS ABANDONED BECAUSE OF 9'00 P.I CONTINENTAL VARIETIES SENTENCE PRONOUNCED LAST DEC. 15 BY MAINTENANCE DIFFICULTIES, THE ARMY q iO P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT THE JERUSALEM DISTRICT COU~T, HIS SAID. 12.00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF WEST GERMAN CCUNSEL, DR. ROBERT THE SIX WERE IELIEVED DROWNED WHEN SERVATIUS, WILL APPEAL FOR CLEMENCY THEIR CANOE WAS SWAMPED IN HIGH SEAS o TO PRESIDENT IZPA BEN ZVle THURSDAY 31 MAY 1962 000000 6 00 A.M. SIGN ON ONLY THIS PLEA THEN WILL STAND MANILA, MAY 28 (UPI) AMERICAN PILOT 6:02 A.M. NEWS BETWEEN EICHMANN AND THE GALLOWS. JAMES FLEMING, ONE Of 12 PERSONS 6·05 A.M. DON THE DAWN BREAKER HE NOW HAD 8EEN IN ISRAEL JUST OVER CHARGED WITH THE MURDER Of GOVfRNMEN~ 6:3 0 A.M. NEWS T~O YEARS. HE WAS B~OUGHT HERE AFTER WITNESS MENHART SPIELMAN, WAS UNDER 6·35 A.M. DAWN BREAK{R, CONT'D SEING CAPTUFED IY ISRAELI AGENTS IN HOUSE ARREST TODAY WHILE GOVERNMENT 7·15 A. M. SMALL FRY THEATER ARGENTINA. AGENTS ROAMED OUTSIDE KEEPING A 24 7 30 A.M. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL HOUR PROTECTIVE VIGILo 8 00 A.M. DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST PHILIPPINE JUSTICE SECRETA~Y JUAN ClUI R. llWAG PROMISED SUNDAY THAT FLEMING 8 30 A.M. ARTHUR GODfREY WOULD NOT SUFFER THE SAME FATE AS 8 55 A.M. ART BAKER'S NOTE600K SPIELMAN, WHO WAS THE KEY GOVERNMENT 9 00 A M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES WITNESS AGAINST AMERICAN TO!ACCO CONT'D NEXT COLUMN - TYCOON HARRY S. STONEHILLo U THANT t S POS l' UNIT ED NATIONS, MAY 29 (UPI) u THAN~ SOON MUST MAKE UP HIS MIND ~HETHER HE WANTS TO IE SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE I ______'SPORTS ~------TUNITED NATIONS fOR A fUll TERMo PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION TUESDAY 29 MAY 1962 SOME FRiENDS OF THE M~LD-SPOKEN, CHEROOT-SMOKING BUDDHiST EXPRESS DOUITS THAT HE WANTS THE JOB BEYOND BASEBALL ROUNDUP PMZ DOWNS MARINE DEPT. NEXT APRIL 10--THE END OF THE LATE NATIONAL LEAGUE OOZING WITH POWER, CLASS AND DAG HAMMARSJOLD'STERM TO WHICH THE (UPI) GLEN B0611E, WINLESS ThiS SEASON EXPERIENCE THE PACIFIC, MARTIN AND GENERAL ASSEMILY APPOINTED HIM LAST AS HE STRUGGLED TO OVERCOME A SORE ARM, ZACHARY HIRELINGS THROTTLED THE NOVEMIERo OUTPI TCHED SOI'THPAW STAR WARREN SPAHN FAST-STEPPING MARINE DEPT. 60.49, DESPITE THE LAME-DUCK NATURE OF MONDAY TO GIVE THE CHICAGO CUIS A LAST NIGHT AT DALLY COURT. HIS APPOINTMENT, THANTvS SiX MONTH 2-!, FOUR-HIT VICTORY OVER THE MIL­ PACED BY THEiR iMPREGNABLE BElL­ CONDUCT IN THE OFF~CE HAS NOT lOOKED WAUKEE BRAVES IN THE ONLY DAY GAME IN WEATHER 6-FOOT 4.'NCH, 252 POUND LIKE THAT OF A MAN TREADING CAREfUllY THE NATIONAL LEAGUEo HAL CHARTRAND, THE PMZ CAGESTERS TO AVOID ANYTHING THAT COULD WRECK HOIBIE, POSTING HIS FIRST VICTORY TOOK A COMMANDiNG EARLY LEAD IN HIS ELECTION TO A FULL TERM AFTER SIX STRAIGHT DEFEATS, DIDN'T THE OPENING MOMENTS AND WERE NEVER HE HAS BEEN SHARP~ IN A QUIET DIP­ ALLOW A HIT FROM THE THIRD INNiNG HEADED AfTER THAT. LOMATIC WAY, WITH EAST AND WEST ALiKE UNTIL THE NINTH WHEN HANK AARON THE PRESENCE Of NEWCOMERS DICK ON OCCASIONo TOUCHED HIM FOR A SOLO HOME RUN. THE CROTTY AND LAVERNE PETERSON PLAYED BRITISH PRIME MINISTER HAROLD MAC­ CUI RIGHTHANDER SET DOWN 12 BRAVES IN AN OUTSTANDING SAW fiNE PLAY ON MILLAN, ViSiTING HERE LAST MONTH 9 A ~OW FROM THE fOURTH INN!NG UNTil BOTH MEN'S PART AND RON ETHRIDGE WHO WAS REPORTED TO HAVE GIVEN THANT HIS THE EIGHTH AND ALLOWED ONLY ONE ~UNNER WAS A DEMON ON THE BACKBOARDS, GAVE GOVERNMENT'S lACKING fROM A f!VE PAST SECOND BASE. THE PMZ QUINTET THE IALANCE AND POISE YHAR TERM IN HIS OWN RiGHT. SPAHN, SEEKING HIS 315TH CAREER TO STAY ON TOP OF THE PLUCKY WATER­ WASHINGTON HAS BEEN CAREFUL TO VICTORY, GAVE UP FOUR HITS WHILE F~ONT 10YS ALL THE WAY. OTHERS STEER CLEAR Of OfFICIAL ENDORSEME~1 STRIKING OUT SIX IN GOING DOWN TO HIS CONTPIBUTING TO THEIR VICTORY WERE LEST I T ~O VE A KI S5 Of ~lfTH DEfEAT AGAINST FIVE WINS. DUDLEY MAKAHANALO~, BENNY PAET, KEN DEATH THAT COULD IR I NG Russ ~ AU 5 VETO' CHICAGO PICKED UP !TS TWO ~UNS IN BAGANO JRo, LINCOLN GALUTERIA AND IF ONLY BECAUSE HE WAS SUPPORTED IY THE FOURTH WHEN SPAHN LOADED THE lASES PHIL CHINGo THE UNITED STATESo WITH NONE OUT ON A WALK TO BILLY "BIG DADDY" CHARTRAND CHALKED UP BUT LAST SUNDAY~ U.S. AMBASSADOR WILLIAMS, A DOUILE IY RON SANTO AND A HIGH 22 POINTS, FOLLOWED IY ADLAI Eo STEVENSON, IN A NATiONW!DE AN INTENTIONAL PASS TO GEORGE ALTMAN. ETHRIDGE WHO POURED IN 15, CROTTY 8, TELEViSION INTERVUEW, WAXED ENT~US­ BOBiY GENE SMITH'S SACRifiCE flY MAKAHANALOA 7, PETERSON bAND BAGANO IASTIC ABOUT THANTu SCO~ED WILLIAMS AND, AFTER SPAHN GOT JR. 2. "THE UNITED NATIONS WAS fORTUNATE, CUNO BA~RUGAN TO FOUL OUT, ANDRY FOR MARINE DEPT. CAPTAIN TONI 1 THiNK, TO FIND SUCH A D~STINGU!SHEd RODGERS SCORED SANTO WITH A SINGLE. PRELOCK WAS HIGH-POINT MAN WITH DIPLOMAT TO FILL THIS DEMANDING !

WilLIAMS, THE NATIONAL LEAGUE'S 2 r • r ~ S T I "MRo THANT ' LEADING HITTER, EXPANDED HIS HITTING NETS fOR 19, KEN SANDERSON 5, SOL is UNIVERSALLY ADMIREDo H~s ABijlITY! STREAK TO 14 GAMES WITH A fiRST WATKINS 3 AND FRANCIS TAMAYOSE 10 rs UNIVERSALLY RECOGNiZEDo \ INNING SINGLE OFF SPAHNQ OFFICIALS WERE Mo SUGANUMA, So THE ANSWER TO W~ETHER THE "ACTiNG" I IN THE ONLY OTHER N.L. GAMES SCHEDULED DUNCAN AND A. RAPOZA. WILL IE ~EMOVED rROM THANTvS SECftE- I

TODAY, BOTH AT NIGHT, ST. LOUIS WAS AT OOOfilOO TARY GENERAL TITLE PROBABLY WiLL SU~MER, V~Sil~ P'TTSIURGH AND HOUSTON AT CINCINNATI 0 COME LATE THIS WHEN IHE , TENNIS TOURNEY Moscowo J\ PER INS IN COMA o Qo 0 0 0 0 '\ ONLY eNE GAME WAS PLAYED LAST STR I KING SPAN I ARDS BACK TO ~~OR~ LAS VEGAS, NEVe, MAY 27 (UPI) NIGHT WITH DIMINUTIVE REMITICADO FREDDIE PERINS, 23, NUMBER ONE CON­ TAKING AN EASY (6-1) AND (6-0) MADRID, MAY 28 (UP!) THOUSANDS OF TENDER FOR THE NEVADA MIDDLEWEIGHT VICTORY OVER BOYCE IN THE QUARTER STRIKING COAL MINERS RETURNED TO TITLE, REMAINED IN A COMA TODAY, 12 FINALS, TO MOVE HIMSELF UP IN THE WORK TODAY AfTER GENERALiSSIMO tRAN-' HOURS AFTER HE COLLAPSED FOLLOWING A WINNE~S IRACKET FINALS AGAINST CISCO FPANCO DRAMATiCAllY APPEALED SPARRiNG SESSION. MACATEE, THE TWO BEST TENNIS PLAYERS TO ALL SPANIARDS TO MAKE "SACR~l="ijCE$'r PERINS WAS TRAINING FOR A 12·ROUND I~ THE KWAJALEIN ATOLL. FOR THE COMMON GOOD Of THE NAT~ONQ

t lOUT FOR THE TITLE TUESDAY AGAINST o 0 0 0 •• IT WAS THE FIRST SiGNI F1CANT BREAK CHAMPION ROXELL MOSLEY. IN THE MINERS STRIKE, WHILH BEGAN : HE HAD GONE TWO ROUNDS WITH LIGHT­ 52 DAYS AGO AND LEFT IDLE MORE THAN. E. Bo JOHNSON WHEN HE DROPPED BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 165,000 WORKERS AS IT SPREAD ACROSS i TO THE FLOOR UNCONSCIOUS. HE WAS MONDAY 28 MAY THE COUNTRY o I TAKEN TO ROSE DE LIMA HOSPITAL IN 6 P.M. PMZ VS MARINE DEPT REPORTS fROM OVIEDO, THE CAP~TAl • NEARlY HENDERSON. 7 P.M. SPOIltTSMENVS. DOUGLAS OF COAL""MINING ASTURIAS PROViNCE, ,\ LAST NIGHT PHYSICIANS TOOK A SPINAL TUESDAY 29 MAY SAID THAT ONLY AIOUT 8.»000 MINE W:>RI«' TAP AND ANNOUNCED THAT PERINS WAS 6 P.M. DOUGLAS VS o rHANCE VOUGHT FAilED TO REPORT lACK TO THE PijTS J " HEMORRHAGING IN THE BAAINo HOWEVER, WEDNESDAY 30 MAY TODAYo THEY SAID THERE WAS NOTHING TO INDICATE 6 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS. MARINE DEPTo AT THE PEAK OF THE WALKOUT, 60.9 000.1 lHE DAMAGE WAS CAUSED IY BLOWS TO THE 7 P.M. BANKOH VS. CHANCE VOUGHT WORKERS AND LATE LAST WEEK 30.9000 WE~I, HEAD, AT LEAST NOT RECENTLY. THURSDAY 31 MAY STILL ON STRIKEo r r o 0 • 0 •• 6 P.M. PMZ VS. DOUGlA 000'000 PARIS, MAY 28 (UPI) THE FRENCH 7 P.M. AIR TRAffiC VS. CRUSADERS INTERNAT! ONAL TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS NO GAMES ON THE 1ST, 2ND OR 3RD OF SPECTATORS WELCOME TOMORROW, ENTERED THEIR SECOND WEEK TODAY JUNE. SPECTATORS ARE WELCOME TO BEfORE A MEAGER TURNOUT OF FANS AT THE THE MEMORIAL DAY LEAGUE TOMORROW ~N ROLAND GARROS STADIUM. THE SPECIAL SERVICES BOWLING AlLEY.9 THE TOURNAMENT, ALMOST COMPLETELY BUT ALL BOWLERS ARE REMINDED THAT WASHED OUT BY RAIN ON SATURDAY TO THE TENNIS SCHEDULE THE ALLEYS HAVE BEEN RESERVED fO~ DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE ORGANIZERS WHO TUESDAY 29 MAY LEAGUE 10WLERS o THE COMPLETE 1 ij 51 HAD HOPED FOR A BUMPER TURNOUT, WAS 5 P.M. BAGANO AND MAKAHANALOA OF PARTICIPANTS HAS ALREADY BEEN BLESSED WITH SUNSHINE TH IS MORNING. vs. FLY AND BREITENBERGER COMPILEDo TOMORROW ONlY.9 THE SPEC~A\ TODAY'S RESULTS: WEDNESDAY 30 MAY SERVICES BOWLING ALLEY is RESERVED MEN'S DOUBLES, SECOND ROUND: 5 P.M. GRIFFIN AND MACKENZIE VSo FOR SPECIAL MEMORIAL DAY LEAGUE PLAY PIERRE DARMON AND JAVUES REVAND LONG AND HIRNER OF FRANCE BEAT MARIO LLAMAS Of 7 P.M. REMITICADO AND LEDIETTER rCT BOWLING LEAGUE ME~ICO AND ~DUARDO TORIANO Of ARGEN­ VS. RAUTENBERG AND BOTKIN SCHEDULE fOR IUESDAY J 29 MAY TINA, 6-0, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-3. THURSDAY 31 MAY CARPENTER SHOP VSo B!LlET~NG WOMEN'S DOUBLES, THIRD ROUND: 5 P.M. BOTKIN VS. SANDERSON PAINT SHOP VS. SECo INDo RELo MARGARET SMITH OF AUSTRALIA AND GARDNER VS. BOYCE MARINE DEPTo VS o MU'LETS JUSTINA BRICKA OF THE UNITED STATES SHOP STORES VS GUTTERNAUTS

BEAT JOSETTE BILLAZ AND SUZANNE LE I 000000 BESNERAIS Of FRANCE, 3-6, 6-0, 6~3. THE NAVY RELIEF CARNIVAL JUNE 2 THE TeT BOWLING LEAGUE WILL BOWL 3 T()v10RROW~ PAGE 6 I10URGLASS TUESDAY 90 "4:!.!A~Y~i~6::2 _____-:1 NOTICES mOVtt~6 :JontglJ

OCEAN VIEW -- "TfiOUBLE IN THE SKY" SHOWTIME 7:30 P M WANTED MICHAEL CRAIG, PETER CLSING--STORY OF AN INVESTI­ THERE ARE OPENINGS FOR PART TIME GATION THAT IS MADE FOLLOWING THE AIRLINE CRASH SALES CLERKS AT MACY'S IF YOU HAVE OF A JET TRANSPORT PLANE, IN WH! CH THE P I LOT WAS HAD MERCHANDISE SALES EXPERIENCE AND KILLED AND POSTHUMOUSLY ChARGED WITH NEGLIGENCE. YOU ARE INTERESTED SEE THE MANAGER THE DEAD FLYER'S DAUGhTER NEVER G!VES UP TILL AT MACY'S SHE GETS HER FATHER'S NAME CLEARED SHORT SUBJECT: "T(lv1CAT COv1BtT" SEVERAL SECRETARY AND CLERK TYPIST POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE. CALL OR RICHARDSON -- "TENDER IS THE NIGHT" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. COME TO THE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS JENNIFER JONES, JASON ROBARDS, JR --BASFD 0N F OFFICE PHONE 2190 SCOTT F,TZGERALD'S CLASSIC LOVE STORY. THiS TELLS OF A PSYCHOTIC GIRL WHO FALLS IN LOVE WITH AND FOR SALE MARRIES HER PSYCHiATRIST ONLY TO SEE HIM GROW COMPLETE AMATEUR RADIO STATION, WEAKER BECAUSE OF HER, WHILE SHE GROWS STRONGER. AM AND CW HEATH COMANCHE, CHEYENE, SHORT SUBJECT: "ROAD BURNERS" POWER SUPPLY, VSWR METER AND RME PRESELECTER WITH KEY. MIKE AND YOKWE YUK -- "CAREER" SHOWTIMES 7:00 PM, 9:00 P.M. AND t-1IDNIGHT SPEAKER $250 00 AVAILABLE JuNE DEAN MARTIN, ANTHONY FRANCIOSCA--THE STORY OF 1ST MAY BE SEEN AT THE (ROOM A DEDICATED ACTOR AND THE PEOPLE HE MEETS, AND 222) OR CALL 9523 DURING WORKING THE HARDSHIPS AND DISAPPOINTMENTS HE SUFFERS HOURS DURING HIS CLIMB TO SUCCESS. SHORT SUBJECT: "SING ME GOODBYE" BROWNIE 8 MM MOVIE CAMERA $15 00 PLEASE CALL 676 FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ ROXY -- "FOUR 'iORSEtvlEN OF THE APOCALYPSE" SHOWTIMES 6:30 P M AND 9:00 P.M TION GLENN FORD, I NGR I D THU LI N--F I LfvlED I N FRANCE. SET IN ARGENTINA AND LATER IN PARIS DURING WORLD WAR STERILAIRE VACUMN CLEANER IN GOOD II, THIS IS THE CLASSIC STORY OF A ROMANTIC CONDITION $10.00 PHONE 2365 AFFAIR PLAYED AGAINST A SERIES OF DRAMATIC EVENTS IN WHICH THE MEMBERS OF TWO RELATED FAMILIES, ONE GENERAL NOTICES ACHIEVING A HIGH POSITION IN THE NAZI COMMAND AND THE PROTESTANT ADULT CHOIR NEEDS THE OT~ER SYMPATHETIC TO THE ALLIES, BECOME BITTER VOICES WE MEET EVERY WEDNESDAY AI\.TAGONISTS AT 7:00 P M IN THE CHAPEL PLEASE SHORT SUBJECt: "DOWNHEARTED DUCKLING" JOIN US MAD CLUB --"LADIES MAN" SHOWTIME 7:30 P M BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY JERRY LEWIS, HELEN TRAUS:L, PAT STANLEy--JERRY • TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8:00 P M AS THE ONLY MAN IN A HOTEL FOR GIRLS ONLY THE viEwER NEVER HAD IT SO FUNNY SQUARE DANCI~G EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB BEGIN­ MOVIES WED~ESDAY NERS PRACTICE AT 8 P M DANCING OCEAN VIEW -- "3: 10 TO YUMft" SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. BEGINS AT 8:30 P M TILL 11:00 GLEN FORD, VAN HEFLIN--STORY OF A STAGE HOLDUP BY EVERYBODY WELCOME' A NOTORIOUS GANG, WHERE THE STAGE DRIVER GETS KILLED. SUBSEQUENTLY, THE GANGS LEADER is CAP­ LOST AT LONGHOUSE TURED IN A LOCAL GIN MILL WHEN NO OTHER MEMBERS BILLFOLD WITH VERY IMPORTANT PAPER OF THE COMMUNITY STEP FORWARD TO TAKE THIS KILLER WAS LOST AT THE YOKWE YUK MOVIE LAST TO THE DISTANT YUMA JAIL, THE TOWN DRUNK AND NIGHT. PLEASE CALL MR. GLASSCOCK ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER, IN AT 60 I IFF 0 UN D • ORDER TO GET THE MONETARY AWARDS THE REST OF THE FILM DEPICTS THAT JOURNEY, WITH ITS SURPRISING BARGAIN BAZAAR TO BE CLOSED AND EXCITING MOMENTS THIS WEEK ONLY THE BARGAIN BAZAAR SHORT SUBJECT: SCREEN SNAPSHOTS WILL BE CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF RICHARDSON -- "CAREER" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. MEMORIAL DAY IT WILL RESUME REGULAR YOKWE YUK -- "TROUBLE IN THE SKY" 7:00 P.M. AND 9:00 P.M. SCHEDULE NEXT WEEK. ROXY -- "THE NIGfff FIGI-ITERS" SHOWTIMES 6:30 P"M AND 8:30 P Mo ROBERT MITCHUM, ANNE HEYWOOD--SET IN IRELAND IN FIVE STEEL ENGRAVINGS OF GEORGE 1941, WHEN SOME LEADERS WERE CONVINCED THE NAZIS WASHINGTON OR A SINGLE PICTURE O~ WERE GOING TO WIN THE WAR IN EUROPE TELLS OF THE "HONEST" ABE LINCOLN WILL GET YOU IN UPHEAVAL OF TERRORISM THAT ROCKED IRELAND JUST ON THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME PRIOR TO THE SECOND WORLD WARo SHORT SUBJECT: "NAUGHTY BUT MICE" NOTICE TO BOQ OCCUPANTS MAD CLUB -- "FERRY TO HONG KONG'j SHOWT I ME 7: 30 PM. BILLETING ANDloR MESSING CHARGES CURT JURGENS, ORSON WELLES, SYLVIA SYMS--THE FERRY FOR JUNE ARE DUE AND PAYABLE ON OR OF 1000 SINS TAKES YOU ON 1001 ADVENTURES AND BEFORE JUNE' PAYMENT MAY BE PLEASURES •• IN THE LAND OF THE GIRLS IN THE CHEONG­ MADE AT THE CENTRAL BILLETING SAM DRESSES. OFF I CE, OR, I F MORE CONVEN lENT, BY CHECK PAYABLE TO THE TRANSPORT Co OF TEXAS, PLACED IN AN ENVELOPE ROI NAMUR MOVIES AND ADDRESSED TO THE CENTRAL BILL­ TUESDAY 29 MAY 1962 8 P M. ( CONTINUED MOVIES) ETING OFFICE FOR DELIVERY VIA THE "LES GIRLS" GENE KELLY, MITZI SUPPORT AND AGAINST TREMENDOUS ODDS. GUARD MAIL GAYNOR--THE TITLf OF THE PICTURE SHORT SUBJECT: "KATNIP KOLLEGE" DERIVED FROM A STAGE ACT BUILT AROUND GENE KELLY, WHO'S TOURING EUROPE WITH THURSDAY 31 MAY 1962 8 P M STUDENT GRADUATION IT, AND THREE GIRL DANCERS "HONEYMOON MACHINE" STEVE MCQUEEN, THE FIRST GRADUATING CLASS OF THE SHORT SUBJECT: "WATER TRIX" PAULA PRENTISS--BASED ON THE HILARIOUS GEORGE SEITZ HIGH SCHOOL WILL RECEIVE BROADWAY COMEDY HIT, "THE GOLDEN THEIR DIPLOMAS AT THE COMMENCEMENT WEDNEsnAY 30 MAY 1962 8 P M FLfECING." THE STORY CONCERNS AN SERVICE TO BE HELD AT THE MEMORIAL "PORK CHOP HILL" HARRY GUARDINO ELECTRONIC BRAIN DESIGNED TO TRACK CHAPEL AT 8:00 P M ON TUESDAY MAY GREGORY PECK--STORY OF A LIEUTENANT MI~SILES FROM A NAVY CRUISER THE LIFE 29, 1962 AND HIS COMPANY STATIONED IN KOREA. OF A YOUNG LIEUTENANT BECOMES COM­ ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE THtlR AIM IS TO SECURE A VERY VALUABLE PLICATED WHEN THE MACHINE IS USED SCHOOL AND THE GRADUATES ARE CORDIALLY PIECE OF GROUND WHICH IS CONSIDERED BY HIM FOR PURPOSES NOT INTENDED BY INVITED TO ATTEND E'TREMLY VALUABLE TO THE ENEMY. THE ITS CREATOR. MOST EXCITING PARTS OF TrlE PICTURE ARE SHORT SUBJECT: "ROYAL CAT NAP" THE BANK OF WILL BE CLOSED THE HEART BREAKING, DEATH STALKING WEDNESDAY IN COMMEMORATION OF ATTEMPTS TO TAKE PORK CHOP HILL WITH 'cot(JR. 'r 1I .15 CoMl.Ne ~O;.. MEMORIAL DAY. THREE COMPANIES OF INFANTRY, WITH NO ( CONTINUED NEXT COLUMN) \1" ~ I KWkJ~ t.~'N '-~.~ ~:":./'.