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I HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 5/28/ 5. I AT 0720 5/28/ 3.7 AT 2001 :lite HO UR G LA SS §~~~ :.; :~ ~~ ------~ VOL. 4 No. 1439 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY 27 MAY 1963 TEMPERATURES HILL WINS PRIX BAN BREAK SOUGHT TOKYO--SUNNY, 75-58, SAN FRANCISCO-­ SEEK ON-SITE INSP. FAIR, 72-64; NEW YORK--PARTLY CLOUDY, ENDS BAD LUCK-- WASHINGTON, (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES 67-51; LONDON--DRY AND SUNNY, 70-41; MONTE CARLO, (UPI)--REIGNING WORLD AND BRITAIN ARE WORKING ON THE OUTLINE PARIS--MILD, SUNNY PERIODS, 62-43; CHAMPION GRAHAM HILL, OF ENGLAND, OF A LETTER TO SOVIET PREMIER KHRUSH­ KWAJALEIN, 88-78 AND ROI NAMUR, 90-78 GATHERED THE FiRST NINE POINTS FOR THE CHEV PROPOSING A SERIES OF HIGH LEVEL RELATIVE HUMIDITY RANGED BETWEEN 75 1963 CHAMPIONSHIP TODAY BY WINNING THE MEETINGS IN Moscow IN AN ATTEMPT TO AND 93 PERCENT. MONTE CARLO GRAND PRIX, DRIVING A BREAK THE GENEVA TEST BAN DEADLOCK, YESTERDAY .20 OF AN INCH OF RAIN B R M. AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES DISCLOSED HERE FELL, AND THE TOTAL SO FAR FOR MAY IS SECOND WAS AMERICAN RICHIE GINTHER TODAY. 6.33 INCHES. iN ANOTHER B.R.M., WITH NEW ZEALAND'S THERE IS NO QUESTION OF A SUMMIT BRUCE McLAREN, LAST YEAR'S WINNER. MEET I NG, IT I S UNDERSTOOD, BUT RATHER DOOR BLOWN OFF AIRLINER THIRD IN A COOPER-CLIMAX. A SERIES OF CONFERENCES OF WESTERN AND MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, (UPI)--Two BRITAIN'S JIM CLARK, ALL-OUT FOR THIS SOVIET SCIENTISTS AND TOP DIPLOMATS. STEWARDESSES TOLD TODAY HOW THEY ES­ YEAR'S CHAMPIONSHIP, WAS LEADING COM­ THE OBJECT WOULD BE TO CONVINCE CAPED BEING SUCKED INTO SPACE WHEN THE FORTABLY IN THE FIRST 78 LAPS OF THE KHRUSHCHEV THAT MORE IMPORTANT THAN DOOR OF THEIR AIRLINER SUDDENLY FLEW 100-LAP RACE AND PROBABLY WOULD HAVE THE NUMBER OF ON-SITE INSPECTIONS IS OfF WON. BUT IN THAT LAP HE SMASHED INTO THE WAY IN WHICH THE INSPECTORS WOULD VERA DRESCHERES, 22, AND BRIDDEN A STRAW BALE MARKER AT ABOUT 60 MILES BE ALLOWED TO CARRY OUT THE WORK. SLATTERY, 23, SAID THEY WERE fLYING AN HOUR FOULING HIS GEAR BOX AND PUT­ AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES SAID HERE TO­ FROM MANCHESTER TO AMSTERDAM ABOARD AN TING HIM OUT OF THE RACE. DAY THAT KHRUSHCHEV HAD RECENTLY WRIT­ AER L,NGUS V,SCOUNT WHEN THE DOOR OF HILL'S GREAT RACE MADE UP FOR HIS TEN KENNEDY AND MACMILLAN REJECTING THE PLANE WAS BLOWN OFF AT 17,000 FEET. BAD LUCK IN LOSING HERE LAST YEAR AF­ U.S AND BRITISH EFFORTS AT GENEVA TO "I WAS POURING COFFEE IN THE PANTRY TER LEADING FOR 80 LAPS AND HAVING TO DROP FOR THE TIME BEING THE QUESTION WHEN I SUDDENLY WAS SLAMMED AGAINST THE RETIRE WITH ENGINE TROUBLE. OF THE NUMBER OF ON-SITE INSPECTIONS. WALL, " MISS DRESCHERES SA I D. ttMy LAP RECORDS WERE SET SEVERAL TIMES INSTEAD THEY WISH TO CONCENTRATE UPON JACKET FLEW OFF ITS HOOK AND INTO THIRD PLACED BRUCE McLAREN HURTLED THE RULES AND REGULATIONS THAT WOULD SPACE. HIS COOPER ROUND IN 1~34.7 AN AVERAGE GOVERN THE CARRYING OUT OF THE IN­ ttTHERE WAS A BANG AND THE DOOR NEAR SPEED OF 120 KILOMETERS PER HOUR (75 SPECTIONS THE PANTRY FLEW AWAY .THEN A TREMEN­ MPH), AND JOHN SURTEES IN A FERRARI BOTH KENNEDY AND MACMILLAN ARE UN­ DOUS RUSH OF AIR," SHE SAID "PANS CLOCKED THE SAME TIME TAiliNG McLAREN DERSTOOD TO FEEL THAT THE GENEVA TEST AND CROCKERY STARTED TO FLY ABOUT. WE ROUND THE CIRCUIT. BAN NEGOTIATIONS ARE STALLING LARGELY WENT INTO A STEEP DIVE AND THE AIR ON THE FINAL LAP, SURTEES CLOCKED BECAUSE THEIR POINT OF VIEW IS NOT PRESSURE RELAXED." 1.34.5 TO SET A RECORD OF 120 807 KPH BEING ADEQUATELY EXPLAINED TO KHRUSH­ "THE INSIDE OF THE CABIN BECAME VERY (75.5 MPH). CHEV AND THE SOVIET HIERARCHY AS A COLD AS THE AIR RUSHED IN, BUT EVERY­ ONLY EIGHT Of THE ORIGINAL 15 START­ WHOLE ONE BECAME CALM," MISS SLATTERY SAID. ERS fINISHED THE RACE, WITH Jo BONNIER THEREFORE, ACCORDING TO AUTHORITIVE "THE 26 PASSENGERS WERE IN FINE FORM. AND JACK BRABHAM, IN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH SOURCES, THEY ARE PLANNING TO WRITE THE JOB LASTED ONLY A FEW SECONDS AND PLACES, NEARLY 10 LAPS BEHIND AT THE TO KHRUSHCHEV PROPOSING THE Moscow THERE WAS NO PANIC." END. MEETINGS. THERE WERE NO PASSENGERS IN THE FIRST THE OFFICIAL PLACINGS: CALSS SECTION, NEAREST THE DOOR, THEY I. GRAHAM HILL, ENGLAND) BRM,200 MONTREAL FIRE EPIDEMIC MOUNTS SAID MILES IN 2.41;39.7 AN AVERAGE SPEED MONTREAL, (UPI)--THE WORST MONTH IN OFFICIALS SAID THEY HAD NO IDEA HOW OF 116 555 KILOMETERS PER HOUR (72.9 THE HISTORY OF THE MONTREAL FIRE DE- THE DOOR, WHICH HAD BEEN LOCKED AND MPH) • PARTMENT CULMINATED TODAY IN THE CITY'S BOLTED BEFORE THE FLIGHT, COULD HAVE 2 RiCHIE GINTHER, u.S. BRM, Los MOST SPECTACULAR BLAZE IN 15 YEARS WITH BLOWN OPEN. ANGELES, CALIF., 2:41.45.3 THE DESTRUCTION OF A BLOCK-LONG THREE- •• • 3. BRUCE MACLAREN, NEW ZEALAND, STORY MANUFACTURING COMPLEX IN THE NAT'L DEBT GOES UP-UP-UP COOPER-CLIMAX,2:42.02.5 4. JOHN SURTEES, ENGLAND, FERRARI, EAST END. WASHINGTON, (UPI)--CONGRESS RUNS A 2:42.03. 8 THE FIRE STARTED SHORTLY AFTER MID­ RACE WITH THE NATIONAL DEBT THIS WEEK 5 TONY MAGGS, SOUTH AFRICA, COOPER­ NIGHT (0400 GMT) IN A TEXTILE AND MAN­ IN AN ATTEMPT TO INCREASE THE DEBT CLIMAX, TWO LAPS BEHIND. UFACTURING BUILDING AND QUICKLY SPREAD CEILING BEFORE THE DEBT CATCHES UP 6. TREVOR TAYLOR, ENGLAND, LOUTS­ THROUGH THE WHOLE BLOCK SOME 250 WITH IT CLIMAX,TWO LAPS BEHIND. FIREMEN, HALF THE CITY'S FORCE ON TREASURY SECRETARY DOUGLAS DILLON 7 Jo BONNIER, SWEDEN, COOPER, SEVEN NIGHT DUTY, WERE CALLED OUT WITH A TO­ HAS MADE IT CLEAR THE DEBT WILL RISE LAPS BEHIND. TAL OF 60 PIECES OF EQUIPMENT IT BE­ ABOVE THE PRESENT $305 BILLION CEILING 8 JACK BRABHAM, AUSTRALIA, BRABHAM, CAME A GENERAL ALARM FIRE SHORTLY AF­ BEFORE THE END OF THE WEEK. THAT 23 LAPS BEHIND. TER 3 A.M (0700 GMT). MIGHT FORCE THE TREASURY INTO COSTLY AN ESTIMATE OF DAMAGE WAS IMPOSSIBLE FINANCIAL JUGGLING OF GOVERNMENT AC­ INGEMAR QUITS RING UNTIL AN INVENTORY OF THE BUILDINGS COUNTS. COULD BE MADE BUT POLICE AND FIREMEN SENATE LEADERS HAVE SCHEDULED ACTION STOCKHOLM, (UPI)--FoRMER WORLD HEAVY­ SAID IT WOULD RUN INTO "MILLIONS OF TUESDAY ON THE SENATE FINANCE COMMIT­ WEIGHT CHAMPION INGEMAR JOHANSSON SAID DOLLARS " TEE'S VERSION OF A HOUSE-APPROVED IN­ TONIGHT IN A TELEVISION INTERVIEW THAT No ONE WAS INJURED IN THE BLAZE BUT CREASE IN THE DEBT CEILING. HOWEVER, HE WILL QUIT FIGHTING. SEVERAL FIREMEN WERE OVERCOME BY SMOKE. THE SENATE'S VERSION OF THE BILL THE CURRENT EUROPEAN HEAVYWEIGHT THE FIRE WAS REPORTED UNDER CONTROL CREATES SOME PROBLEMS CHAMPION SAID HE MADE THE DECISION SOME SHORTLY AFTER 7 A M. (1100 GMT). THE MEASURE, AS APPROVED BY THE DAYS AGO, BECAUSE HE IS NOT A "HUNGRY THE EAST END SECTION OF MONTREAL HAS HOUSE, WOULD RAISE THE CEILING TO $307 FIGHTER" ANY MORE. HE SAID HE HAS BEEN PLAGUED BY A RASH OF SMALL FIRES BILLION UNTIL JUNE 30 AND TO $309 BIL­ MADE ENOUGH MONEY AND HAS HAD ALL THE ALMOST DAILY DURING THE PAST MONTH LION FOR THE MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST "GLAMOUR AND HONOR" HE WANTS. WHICH POLICE BLAMED ON A PYRONMANIC THE SENATE F,NANCE COMMITTEE APPROVED A SPECIAL VIGILANTES COMMITTEE WAS A $309 BILLION CEILING FOR THE FULL REDS AGREE TO TALK SET UP IN AN ATTEMPT TO CATCH THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY I PANMUNJOM, KOREA, {UPI)--NoRTH KOREA SUSPECTED FIRESETTER. SENATE DEMOCRATIC LEADER MIKE MANS­ AGREED TODAY TO ANOTHER MEETING ON MON­ A SPOKESMAN AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS FIELD, OF MONTANA HAS PROMISED THAT DAY OF THE MIXED ARMISTICE COMMISSION SAID THE LAST TIME MONTREAL FIRE DE­ THE BILL "WILL BE IN THE WHITE HOUSE TO DISCUSS THE FATE OF TWO U.S. ARMY PARTMENT WAS CALLED OUT IN SUCH FORCE ON TIME." SEN. CLINTON P. ANDERSON, PILOTS WHOSE HELICOPTER WAS FORCED DOWN WAS 15 YEARS AGO WHEN THE OLD CANADIAN DEMOCRAT-NEW MEXICO, HAS INDICATED NATIONAL RAILWAYS BONAVENTURE STATION IN RED TERRITORY A WEEK AGO YESTERDAY. THAT THE FINANCE COMMITTEE MAY BE ASKED THE UNITED NATIONS COMMAND HAS PRESSED CAUGHT FIRE. TO REVERSE ITSELF AND APPROVE THE HOUSE FOR A MEETiNG FOR TODAY BUT THE COM­ VERSION SO AS TO SEND THE MEASURE DI­ MUNISTS INSISTED ON PUTTING IT Off UN­ KWAJALEIN STORE, BANK OF HAWAI I AND RECTLY TO THE WHITE HOUSE BEFORE THE TIL MONDAY. THE COMMISSARY WILL BE CLOSED MAY 30TH DEBT PUSHES THROUGH THE CEILING. I IN OBSERVANCE Of MEMORIAL DAY. PAGE 2 HCURGLASS MONDAY 27 M~Y 196] PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE POPE HAS RELAPSE SUPPLIES DROPPED TO LAOTIAN FORCES COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE VATICAN CITY (UPI }--POPE JOHN XXII I, (NOTE: THE fOLLOWING WAS WRITTEN RANGE FACILITY KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL SUFfERING FROM A SERIOUS PHYSICAL RE­ BY UPI SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ESTEL~E ISLANDS, CONTRACT NOAs-4176-c WITH LAPSE, WAS FORCED TO CANCEL A PUBLIC HOLT, THE ONLY WESTERN REPORTER WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. BENEDICTION TODAY AND WAS ORDERED TO THE NEUTRALIST LAOTIAN FORCE.) THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY BED BY HIS DOCTORS WITH KONG LEtS fORCES ON PLAIN OF MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE THE COMMUNIQUE WAS ISSUED BY THE JARS, LAOS (UP) )--A ROYAL LAO GOVERN­ FOR NOTICES IS 4 P M DAY BEFORE PUB­ VATICAN PRESS OFfiCE, BUT ACCORDING TO MENT c-46 AIRCRAFT FRIDAY DROPPED LICATION DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS WELL-INFORMED SOURCES IT AC1UALLY CAME CRATES OF ARMS AND AMMUNITION TO NEUT­ 10 A M DAY OF PUBLICATION FROM THE 81-YEAR-OLD POINTIFF'S DOC- RALIST GENERAL KONG LE'S HARD PRESSED THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO TORS. FOR CES HER E, BUT FOR THE FIRST T I ME IN EDIT ALL COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION IT REPEATED THAT THE POPE WAS SUFfER- 10 DAYS THE COMMUNIST PATHET LAO GUNS ING FROM "STOMACH TROUBLE" WHICH hAS WERE SILENT EDITOR - RALPH MOORS CAUSED "ACUTE ANEMIA"--OR DEFICIENCY AN UNEASY CALM SETTLED OVER THE EM- OF THE BLOOD BATTL ED PLA I N Of JARS AS BO TH THE SPACE NEEDLES WILL DISAPPEAR THE COMMUNIQUE MADE NO MENTION Of NEUTRALISTS AND THE PATHET LAO MAIN- WASHINGTON {UPI )--THE AIR FORCE THE NUMEROUS REPORTS THAT THE POPE HAS TAl NED THEIR ENTRENCHED POSITIONS AND PREDICTED TODAY THAT ITS 400 MILLION CANCER OBSERVERS fELT RENEWED SHELLING COULD RADIO-REFLECTING COMMUNICATIONS THl TEXT OF THE BULLETIN READ: BREAK OUT ANY MOMENT "NEEDLES" NOW ORBITING THE EARTH WILL "THE STOMACH TROUBLE FROM WHICH THE PLANES OF NEUTRALIST PREMIER PRINE DISAPPEAR ALMOST SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH­ HOLY FATHER HAS BEEN SUFFERING SINCE SOUVANNA PHOUMA'S GOVERNMENT WHEELED IN FIVE YEARS. LAST AUTUMN, AND WHICH IN NOVEMBER OVERHEAD, PARACHUTING BADLY NEEDED SEEKING TO ALLAY FEARS Of WORLD CAUSED ACUTE ANEMIA, FOLLOWING A PER­ SUPPLIES TO KONG LE'S TROOPS--EXHAUSTED SCIENTISTS THAT THEY WOULD CLUTTER iOD Of MEDICAL CARE HAS AGAIN CAUSED BY ARTILLERY AND MORTAR HARRASSMENT SPACE PERMANENTLY, EXPERTS IN THE IN THE PAST FEW DAYS AN ANEMIC STATE, WHICH fAILED TO PRODUCE ANY SIGNIFICANT PROJECT INDICATED THAT PERFORMANCE Of WHICH ACTUALLY IS CONTROLLED AND DOM- NEUTRALIST WITHDRAWALS THE NEEDLES SO FAR HAD GREATLY INATED WITH EFfECTIVE THERAPY BOTH WINGS Of NEUTRALIST "FRONTLINE" STRENGTHENED THEIR PREDICTION "FOR THIS REASON, THE DOCTORS ATTEND­ HELD STEADY AS ACCURATE PINPOINT SHELL­ THE COPPER NEEDLES, ONLY A THIRD THE ING THE POPE HAVE ADVISED THE HOLY ING BY REPORTED NORTH VIETNAMESE GUN­ THICKNESS Of A HUMAN HAIR AND THREE FATHER TO REST, LIMITING AS MUCH AS NERS MADE A MESS OF LAT HOANG TO THE QUARTERS OF AN INCH LONG, WERE LAUNCH­ POSSIBLE EVERY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY" SOUTHEAST AND LAT HOUAC TO THE NORTH­ ED SECRETLY INTO A POLAR ORBIT fROM EAST POINT ARGUELLO, CALif, TWO WEEKS AGO CARDINAL'S RELEASE IMMINENT KONG LE'S OFFICERS ESTIMATED THAT UP THEV ARE NOW SPREADING INTO A BELT VATICAN CITY (UPI )--THE GOVERNMENT TO fRIDAY THE NUMBER OF THE WOUNDED 40,000 MILES LONG AND 2,300 MILES Of COMMUNIST HUNGARY PLANS TO SEND AN FROM THE PAST 10 DAYS OF BOMBARDMENT ABOVE THE EARTH OFfiCIAL MISSION TO THE VATICAN TO CON­ TOTALLED ABOUT 50 THERE HAVE ALSO THE EXPERIMENT, FIRST TRIED UNSUC­ CLUDE A SETTLEMENT ON JOZSEF CARDINAL BEEN A NUMBER OF DEAD BUT NO ONE KNOWS CESSFULLY IN 1961, WAS ONCE DESCRIBED MINDSZENTY, HIGH VATICAN CIRCLES SAID EXACTLY HOW MANY THE NUMBER IS SAiD AS A "STAIN" ON THE U.S. SPACE PRO­ TODAY TO BE LESS THAN 20 GRAM BY SIR BERNARD LOVELL, DIRECTOR THE SOURCES SAID THE MISSION WAS PRO­ KONG LE STILL HAS ALL HIS TANK FORCE Of GREAT BRITAIN'S JORDRELL BANK POSED IN AGREEMENT WITH THE VATICAN IN OPERATING ORDER BUT BADLY NEEDS OBSERVATORY AND WAS TO SOLVE THE ISSUE Of MINDS- FRESH fUEL SUPPLIES. SIR BERNARD SAID "THE CONTAMINATION ZENTY, WHO IS LIVING IN EXILE IN THE SUPPLIES Of ARMS ARE TO REPLACE USE­ OF SPACE IN THIS MANNER, FOR COMMUNI­ U.S. LEGATION IN BUDAPEST, AND OTHER LESS RUSSIAN ARMS FOR WHICH KONG LE NO CATIONS PURPOSES, CANNOT POSSIBLY BE PROBLEMS CONCERNED WITH THE CHURCH LONGER RECEIVES AMMUNITION JUSTIF'IED " IN THE IRON CURTAIN COUNTRY A LULL ON THE PLAINS APPEARED TO BUT THE AIR FORCE WAS ENTHUSIASTIC A SOURCE CLOSE TO FRANZISKUS CARDIN­ FOLLOW DIRECTLY THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE TODAY OVER SCIENTIF'IC RESULTS AL KOENIG, ARCHBISHOP Of VIENNA, WHO INTERNATIONAL CONTROL COMMISSION FIELD THEY HAVE INCLUDED BOTH SIGNAL AND HAS BEEN THE VATICAN'S KEY NEGOTIATOR TEAM FROM THE PLAIN Of JARS AIRFIELD VOICE TRANSMISSIONS WHICH BEGAN USING FOR THE RELEASE OF MINDSZENTY, SAID TO MUONG PHANH FURTHER WEST THE BELT AS A REfLECTOR ON MAY 12, TODAY THAT REPORTS THAT A HUNGARIAN WHEN THE NEEDLES HAD SPREAD OVER AN MISSION MIGHT COME TO THE VATICAN TO HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED IN LAOS AREA Of ONLY 300 MILES. CONCLUDE A SWEEPING SETTLEMENT BETWEEN TOKYO (UPI )--THE PRO-COMMUNIST VOICE A STATEMENT FORWARDED TO HEADQUART­ THE CHURCH AND THE BUDAPEST GOVERNMENT OF LAOS RADIO STATION CHARGED IN A ERS FROM THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE WERE DEFINITE BROADCAST FRIDAY THAT HEAVY FIGHTING IS OF TECHNOLOGY'S LINCOLN LABORATORY AT OTHER SOURCES SAID THE CHURCH WANTS UNDER WAY AT SEVERAL PLACES ON THE EM­ LEXINGTON, WHERE THE EXPERIMENT IS A BROAD SETTLEMENT Of CHURCH P~OBLEMS BATTLED PLAIN Of JARS. BEING DIRECTED AS AN AIR FORCE PRO­ IN THE COMMUNIST STATE TO BE CONCLUDED ITS CLAIMS WERE REBROADCAST BY THE JECT, SAID AS A PRELIMINARY TO THE RELEASE OF THE COMMUNIST NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY AND "TINY SATELLITES Of THE SIZE AND 71-YEAR-OLD HUNGARIAN PRIMATE WHO HAS MONITORED IN TOKYO TODAY SHAPE Of THE DIPOLE fiBERS WILL BE BEEN LIVING IN ASYLUM IN THE U.S. THERE WAS NO CONfiRMATION FROM THE DEFLECTED PERIODICALLY BY PHYSICAL LEGATION FOR SEVEN YEARS LAOTIAN CAPITAL AT VIENTIANE HOWEVER, FORCES EXERTED ON THEM BY THE LIGHT Of CORRESPONDENTS' DISPATCHES THERE ARE THE SUN, AND THE ALTITUDE OF' THEIR OR- REDS OFFER NEEDED WATER SUBJECT TO GOVERNMENT CENSORSHIP BIT WILL VARY SUBSTANTIALLY HONG KONG {UPI }--COMMUNIST CHINA "SINCE MAY 14 REACTIONARY FORCES HAVE "EVENTUALLY, WITHIN THE EXPECTED SATURDAY OFfERED TO SUPPLY DROUGHT- BEEN CONTINUOUSLY SHELLING XIENG KHOU­ fiVE-YEAR MAXIMUM LifETIME, THESE STRICKEN HONG KONG WITH F'REE WATER AND ANG, LAK HOUANG AND DONG DAN, IN CON­ fORCES WILL PUSH ONE PART Of THE ORBIT ASKED BRITISH GOVERNMENT REPRESENTA- CERT WITH BANDITS," THE VOICE OF LAOS DOWN INTO THE DENSER ATMOSPHERE AT TIVES HERE TO ARRANGE FOR ITS TRANS- BROADCAST WAS QUOTED AS SAYING LOWER ALTITUDES PORTATION IMMEDIATEL~ THE "REACTIONARY fORCES" PRESUMABLY "ALL Of THE FIBERS, AS THEY PASS I N- THE HONG KONG GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN MEAN EITHER THE U.S.-BACKED LAOTIAN TO THIS LOW POINT IN THE ORBIT, WILL INFORMED OF' THE OFFER AND IS "CARE- CONSERVATIVES OR NEUTRALIST TROOPS WHO BE DRAGGED OUT OF ORBIT AND HARMLESSLY FULLY AND URGENTLY" STUDYING IT HAVE REMAINED LOYAL TO GENERAL KONG LE DESTROYED " THE OFFER WAS MADE BY GOVERNOR CHAN AND PRINCE SOUVANNA PHOUMA DESCRIBING TRANSMISSIONS BETWEEN YUK OF REO CHINA'S KWANGTUNG PROVINCE By "BANDITS," THE VOICE Of LAOS MOST THEIR STATIONS AT PLEASANTON, CALIF, IT WAS IN THE FORM OF A CABLE REPLYING LIKELY MEANT MEO TRIBESMEN, WHO HAVE AND WESTFORD, MASS, THE SCIENTISTS TO A WATER REQUEST MADE BY TWO PRO- BACKED THE CONSERVATIVES IN THE LAO­ SAID ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT RE- COMMUNIST ORGANIZATIONS IN HONG KONG-- TI AN C I VI L WAR SULTS WAS THE EFFECTIVE PERFORMANCE OF THE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND "ON MAY 18 THEY MADE A fiERCE ON­ COMPL I CATED EQUI PMENT TO REMOVE "01 S- FEDERATION OF HONG KONG AND KOWLOON SLAUGHT ON THE CITY OF XIENG KHO~ANG TORTIONS" IN THE SIGNALS FROM THE TRADE UNIONS THE CABLE WAS FRONT- BUT WERE TURNED BACK," NEW CHINA QUOT­ NEEDLES PAGED IN TODAY'S HONG KONG PR~UN- ED VOICE Of LAOS AS SAYING. "THIS IS ANOTHER IMPORTANT PIECE OF 1ST PAPERS "SENIOR OfFICERS Of THE SAVANNAKHET EVIDENCE THAT THE LONG TERM EXPERIMEN~ IT SAID THAT THE NEARBY COMMUNIST (CONSERVATIVE) GROUP WERE CALLED TO THE WILL ACHIEVE ALL ITS MAJOR OBJECTIVES, CITY OF CANTON IS CAPABLE OF SUPPLYING PLAINS Of JARS TO MAP OUT 1\ NEW ATTACK, THEY SAID "ERROR-FREE TELETYPE COpy HONG KONG WI TH 20,000 TONS OF WPTER AND ONE BATTALION Of PHOUMI NOSOVAN'S WAS RECEIVED ON THE fiRST TESTS FOR DAILY IF HONG KONG ARRANGES FOR TRANS- TROOPS WAS RUSHED TO THE SCENE FROM INTERVALS OF SEVERAL MINUTES, INTER- PORTATION THA THOM AS REINfORCEMENTS RUPTED ONLY BY INCIDENTAL TRACKING DIF- THE CABLE URGED THE BRITISH GOVERN- "FROM MAY 19-21, COVERED BY HEAVY FICULTIES THE FIRST VOICE TEST PRO- MENT TO SEND A REPRESENTATIVE TO CAN- GUNFIRE THEY MADE A SECOND MASSIVE DUCED CLEAR, NOISE-FREE RECEPTION OF TON AND NEGOTIATE WITH THE COMMUNISTS ATTACK ON THE CITY Of XIENG KHOUANG SIMILIAR DURATION" "AS SOON AS POSSIBLE" ON THE MATTER "AT THE SAME TIME THEY ATTACKED THE THE FIELD OF NEEDLES, 10 MILES WIDE CANTON IS ABOUT 90 MILES AWAY FROM FORCES OF MAJOR THIEP AT NONG NAM, AND ABOUT 10 M1 L ES TH I CK, I S I NCREf SING HONG KONG DONG DAN AND LAK SAN AND WERE MAULED." ! 'IN L ENGTHA T_A . r, 000 MILE DA I L YJ AT~F;~~.~~-:L~"':""':''''':'''' ______--1 ______~\\ < PAGE 3 HOURGLASS MONDAY 27 MAY 1963

UNKNOWN SPUTNIKS A POSSIBILITY EARTH TREMOR IN DENVER EVEREST CLIMBERS RADIO FOR HELP DENVER, (UPI)--ANOTHER EARTH TREMOR WASHINGTON, {UPI)--A SPACE AGENCY KATHMANDU, (UPI)--THE AMERICAN EVER­ SHOOK THE DENVER AREA TODAY, THE LAT­ , OFFICIAL CONCEDED THURSDAY THERE COULD EST EXPEDITION PLEADED BY RADIO TO­ EST IN A BAFFLING SERIES OF NEARLY BE "A WHOLE FLOCK" OF RUSSIAN SATEL­ NIGHT FOR A HELICOPTER TO SPEED THE 300 WHICH HAVE OCCURRED SINCE LAST LITES ORBITING THE EARTH ABOUT WHICH EVACUATION OF TWO OF ITS MEMBERS WHO JUNE. THE AMERICAN PEOPLE HAVE BEEN TOLD SUFFERED SEVERELY FROSTBITTEN FEET THE REV. JOSEPH DOWNEY OF REGIS NOTHING. AFTER CONQUERING THE 29,028-FOOT PEAK COLLEGE IN DENVER SAID THE TREMOR REG­ GEORGE L SIMPSON JR., AN ASSISTANT THE RESCUE ATTEMPT HAD NOT BEEN ISTERED 4.5 ON THE 10-POINT RICHTER SPACE AGENCY ADMINISTRATOR, ALSO SAID SCHEDULED UNTIL TUESDA~ WHtN THE SCALE, WHICH WOULD MAKE IT THE LARGEST INFORMATION KNOWN TO THIS GOVERNMENT EXPEDITION WAS DUE AT A LEVEL LOW SINCE THE GROUND SUDDENLY BEGAN SHAK­ ABOUT SOVIET FAILURES ORDINARILY IS ENOUGH, FOR HELICOPTERS TO OPERATE ING IN THIS AREA WHICH HAS NO PREVIOUS SECRET. BUT EXPEDITION MEMBERS HERE SAID THEY HISTORY OF REPEATED TREMORS HE CONCEDED THAT IT IS THEORETICAL- WERE ABLE TO RESCHEDULE THE FLIGHT FOR PROF. JOHN HOLLISTER OF THE COLORADO I LY POSSIBLE UNDER THE EXISTING RE­ MONDAY MORNING. SCHOOL OF MINES SAID THE TREMOR, "BASED PORTING SYSTEM FOR A LAUNCH OR FAILURE NORWEGIAN HELICOPTER PILOT KNUT A ON VERY PRELIMINARY INFORMATION," WAS ACTUALLY ANNOUNCED BY RUSSIA TO BE SOKBAKKEN OF OSLO SAID HE WOULD HAVE BETWEEN 3.25 AND 3 50 ON THE MINES' WITHHELD FROM PUBLICATION IN THIS GOV­ BEEN PREPARED TO TRY THE MISSION TODAY SEISMOGRAPH. THIS WOULD BE OF LESS ERNMENT'S WEEKLY "SATELLITE SITUATION IF ASKED BUT THAT RAIN OVER KATHMANDU ENERGY THAN A TREMOR DEC 4-5 WHICH RE PORT. " VALLEY WOULD HAVE PREVENTED HIM. REGISTERED NEAR 4 TESTIFYING AT AN OPEN SESSION OF CONDITIONS WERE REPORTED CLEAR ON THE QUAKE WAS TIMED AT BOTH REGIS A HOUSE INFORMATION SUBCOMMITTEE, EVEREST AND MINES AT SHORTLY AFTER 6:44 A.M. SIMPSON DECLINED TO SAY WHETHER HE SOLBAKKEN SAID HE COULD MAKE THE EST. (I I 44GMT ) • HAS INFORMATION OF ABORTIVE RUSSIAN TRIP TO EVEREST IN 90 MINUTES AND THAT As IN THE PAST DENVER AREA TREMORS, SPACE EFFORTS OTHER THAN SIX WHICH IF CONDITIONS HELD THE TWO INJURED NO INJURY OR DAMAGE OF CONSEQUENCE WERE PUBLICLY REPORTED BY THE NATIONAL MEMBERS WOULD BE IN THE UNITED MISSION WAS REPORTED. THE 300 TREMORS RECORD­ AERONAUTICS AND SPACE AGENCY (NASA) HOSPITAL HERE BY 10 A.M. MONDAY. ED SINCE THE FIRST ONE LAST JUNE J7 LAST FALL. HE OFFERED TO DISCUSS THIS EARLIER IN THE DAY R.DIO COMMUNICA­ IN CLOSED SESSION INCLUDE MANY TOO SLIGHT TO BE FELT TIONS WITH THE EXPEDITION WERE SO POOR~ SIMPSON'S TESTIMONY BROUGHT HIM UN­ ~ IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE TO TELL EXACTLY WHERE THE HOURGLASS WILL NOT BE PUB- DER SHARP ATTACK BY SU8-COMMITTEE MEM­ I I IT WAS AND A RESCUE ATTEMPT WOULD HAVE lLISHED ON MEMORIAL DAYo BERS THEY QUESTIONED WHETHER TAX­ BEEN IMPOSSIBLE. KlH\I,A'" TW ISTER HURTS THRE,[ PAYERS COULD BE EXPECTED TO PUT UP COMMUNICATIONS WERE SO POOR THE EX­ BILLIONS OF DOLLARS YEARLY FOR SPACE WICHITA, KANSAS, (UPI)--A FURIOUS PEDITION APPARENTLY WAS UNFAMIL IAR WITH WORK WITHOUT KNOWNING HOW THIS COUNTRY THUNDERSTORM WHICH HOVERED OVER WICHI­ THE HELICOPTER RESCUE PLANS AND THAT STANDS IN THE FIELD IN RELATION TO TA FOR MORE THAN TWO HOURS LAST NIGHT THE FLIGHT HAD BEEN SCHEDULED FOR TUES­ RUSSIA. SPAWNED A TWISTER THAT SMASHED INTO DAY. AMONG HIS OTHER DUTIES, SIMPSON A TRAILER COURT IN NEARBY ROSE HILL THE GROUP HERE APPEALED TO U.S. AM­ PUBLISHES A WEEKLY NON-SECRET REPORT AND INJURED THREE PERSONS. BASSADOR HENRY E STEBBINS, WHO INTER­ THAT IS SUPPOSED TO LIST ALL OBJECTS THE INJURED WERE IDENTIFIED AS MRS CEDED WITH THE NEPALESE GOVERNMENT,TO IN SPACE, ALONG WITH THEIR CHARACTER­ RUTH SARGENT, 45, WICHITA, MRS. RALPH MOVE UP THE FLIGHT. ISTICS, BROADCAST FREQUENCIES, AND GILLIAM, ROSE H,LL; AND WILLIAM McLEAN, THE GR:>UP ALSO OBTAINED AGREEMENT OTHER INFORMATION. DERBY, KANSAS. ALL WERE TREATED FOR WITH THE NEPAL GOVERNMENT TO TRY TO HE REPRODUCED ON A SCREEN FOR SUB­ NUMEROUS CUTS AND BRUISES PUT THROUGH A WIRELESS CALL TO THE COMMITTEE MEMBERS A PAGE OF THE MOST TODAY WAS THE 8TH ANNIVERSARY OF ARMY STATION AT NAMCHE BAZAR. THE RE CE NT RE PORT. I T SHOWED A NUMBER THE UDALL, KANSAS, TORNADO WHICH TOOK ARMY PRESUMABLY WOULD SEND RUNNERS TO OF RUSSIAN OBJECTS IN SPACE. THE LIVES OF 87 PERSONS UDALL IS CHECK ON THE PROGRESS OF THE TEAM REP. PORTER HARDY JR., DEMOCRAT­ LOCATED ABOUT 20 MILES SOUTH OF HERE. THE AMERICANS SAID THEY WERE EXPECT­ VIRGINIA, ASKED WHETHER THIS MEANT UP TO SIX INCHES OF RAIN AND HAIL ING SHIPMENT OF AN EXPERIMENTAL FROST­ THAT THAT WAS ALL THE RUSSIAN SPACE FELL IN SEDGWICK COUNTY W,NDS GUST­ BITE DRUG CALLED "REOTRAN" ON MONDAY OBJECTS THERE WERE SIMPSON SAID IT ING UP TO 60 MILES PER HOUR LASHED BUT THAT THE TREATMENT OF THE TWO MEN MEANT THAT THIS WAS ALL THERE WERE THE COUNTY. THE HAIL WAS REPORTED TO WOULD NOT BE DECIDED UPON UNTIL THEY THAT HAD BEEN REPORTED TO NASA BY THE BE THE SILE OF BASEBALLS IN SOME AREAS. ARRIVE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT ON A NON-SECRET HAIL REPORTEDLY LEVELED WHEAT FIELDS I BAS IS IN A LARGE AREA OF THE COUNTY. THE COLONY GOES TO THE CATS "SO THERE MAY BE A WHOLE FLOCK OF STORM SNAPPED TELEPHONE WIRES AND OTHER SOVIET LAUNCHES IN THAT SAME CAUSED A NEW TRAFFIC SIGNAL SYSTEM PORT ELIZABETH, SOUTH AFRICA, (UPi)­ PERIOD THAT YOU HAVEN'T TOLD US ABOUTf TO GO OUT OF CONTROL IN WICHITA. A COLONY OF SAVAGE DOMESTIC CATS GONE HARDY DEMANDED THEATERS, HOTELS AND OFFICE BUILD­ WILD HAVE TAKEN OVER PART OF MIDDLETON "YES SIR,fI SIMPSON CONCEDED INGS WERE FLOODED AT THE FIRST FLOOR A DESERTED VILLAGE ON THE BANKS OF THE As FOR RUSSIAN FAILURES, SIMPSON LEVEL IN SOME SECTIONS OF TOWN GREAT FISH RIVER, 90 MILES NORTH OF SAID HE IS NOT SURE EVEN HE GETS ALL HERE THE AVAILABLE INFORMATION ABOUT THESE, ARRIVALS INCLUDE TRIPLER DOCTORS THE fEROCIOUS FELINES ARE HOLDING BUT THAT HE IS CONFIDENT OTHER NASA AT BAY AN ESTAiE AGENT WHO IS TRYING Two MEDICAL OFFICERS FROM TRIPLER OFFICIALS MORE DIRECTLY CONCERNED ARE TO SELL THE VILLAGE FOR 55,000 RANDS GENERAL HOSPITAL ARRIVED THIS MORNING AS FULLY INFORMED AS ANYBODY IN GOV­ ($77,000) ABOARD TIA FOR TEMPORARY DUTY HERE. ERNMENT. THEY HAVE SET UP HOUSE IN THE CELLAR THEY ARE DR RAY E STUTZMAN AND DR. CHAIRMAN JOHN E Moss, DEMOCRAT­ OF THE DERELICT RAILWAY STATION, WHICH FRANK J. HECK. CALIFORNIA, SAID THE SUBCOMMITTEE AGENT DOUGLAS WYDE WANTS TO SEE TURNED LEAVING TONIGHT FOR HONOLULU WILL WOULD PURSUE FURTHER, WITH TOP NASA INTO A MOTEL BE DR. JOSEPH HANNON AND DR FRANCIS AND DEFENSE OFFICIALS, WHETHER THE THE CATS HAVE REPELLED WITH TOOTH PEISEL, BOTH OF WHOM HAVE COMPLETED SATELLITE REPORTING PROGRAM HAS FALLEN AND CLAW ALL ATTEMPTS BY MAN AND DOG A ONE WEEK'S STAY ON THE ISLAND. THEY VICTIM TO OVER-SECRECY. EVICT THEM WILL RESUME THEIR REGULAR DUTIES AT WYLDE, A CAT LOVER, SAID: "A VET HAS TRIPLER NY - ENGLAND CABLE PROJECT STARTS TOLD ME THESE CATS WILL HAVE TO BE GASSED, BUT I CAN'T BRING MYSELF TO NEW YORK, (UPI)--WORK STARTS TODAY THRESHER SEARCH RESUMES DO THAT I AM LOOKING FOR A CAT-CATCHE~ ON LAYING THE FIRST DIRECT TRANSATLAN­ PORTSMOUTH, N H., (UPI)--SEARCH SHIPS TO REMOVE THE ANIMALS WITHOUT HARMING TIC TELEPHONE CABLE BETWEEN ENGLAND TOOK ADVANTAGE OF CLEARING WEATHER TH EM " AND THE UNITED STATES--A 3,600-MILE FRIDAY TO RESUME THEIR HUNT FOR THE LINE CONNECTING BELL TELEPHONE LABOR­ LOST SUBMARINE THRESHER SOME 220 MILES RID I FLIGHT RESCHEDULED ATORIES IN TUCKERTON, NEW JERSEY, AND OFF CAPE COD. WIDEMOUTH, CORNWALL. THE KWAJALEIN-Rol NAMUR SHOPPER'S HEAVY FOG LIMITED THURSDAY'S SEARCH THE PREVIOUS TRANSATLANTIC TELE­ SPECIAL FLIGHT IS SCHEDULED FOR WED­ OPERATIONS TO AN AREA OF ABOUT 100 PHONE CABLES CONNECT ENGLAND AND NEW­ NESDAY NIGHT THIS WEEK INSTEAD OF YARDS THE RESEARCH SHIP GILLISS SET FOUNDLAND, WITH SHORTER CABLES CON­ THURSDAY. OUT MARKER BUOYS TO ESTABLISH AN AC­ NECTING NEWFOUNDLAND TO THE NORTH IT WILL LEAVE KWAJALEIN AT 8:30 P.M. CURATE INSPECTION POINT. AMERICAN MAINLAND FOR ROI NAMUR. THE GILLISS AND ATLANTIS I I, ANOTHER THE FIRST 600 NAUTICAL MILES OF THE MARINE RESEARCH SHIP, MADE SONAR SWEEPS NEW CABLE ARE BEING LAID BY THE CABLE IT IS PARTLY TO AVOID CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE OCEAN FLOOR IN AN EFFORT TO DE­ SHIP ALERT OF THE BRITISH POST OFFICE. OF GREED THAT WE PREFER TO ASSOCIATE TERMINE WHAT WAS ON THE BOTTOM WHEN I THE NEW CABLE, KNOWN AS TAT-3, HAS WITH THOSE WHO ARE AT LEAST AS GREEDY AN OBJECT IS FOUND, UNDERWATER CAMERAS 128 VOICE-CIRCUIT CHANNELS IT WAS AS OURSELVES. THOSE WHO CONSUME MUCH PHOTOGRAPH IT. MADE BY STANDARD TELEPHONES AND CABLES LESS ARE A REPROACH. LTD., A BRITISH AFFILtATE OF INTERNA- --CHARLES HORTON COOLEY TIONAL TELEPHONE AND ~E~LfE§G~R~AfP~H~C20BRfP~. __JL ______~ ______------PAGE 4 HOURGLASS MONDAY 27 MAY 1963 WALL STREET CHATTER ODDITIES IN THE NEWS NEW STEEL DEVELOPED NEW YORK, (UPI)--THOMSON AND McKIN­ COLUMBIA, (UPI)--ABOUT FACE, THE CHICAGO,(upt)--INLAND STEEL Co NON SAYS THAT WHILE THE STOCK MARKET WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Of THE STATE PENITEN­ TODAY ANNOUNCED THE DEVELOPMENT OF MAY NOT DRIVE IMMEDIATELY TO A NEW TIARY, WARNED BACHELOR PRISONERS, WHO A NEW STEEL WHICH IT SAID IS MORE HIGH, ITS RESILIENCY IS IMPRESSIVE PLAN MARRIAGE WHEN THEY ARE FREED, THAN TWICE AS STRONG AS ORDINARY THE FIRM fEELS THAT THE MARKET'S ABOUT RISING LIVING COSTS OUTSIDE THE STRUCTURAL STEEL TENDENCY TO BOUNCE BACK TIME AND AGAIN WALLS. THE NEW STEEL, CALLED INX70, HAS AFTER SELLOfFS WHICH NORMALLY WOULD "IT WOULD THEREFORE BE EXPEDIENT TO MINIMUM "YIELD STRENGTH" OF 70,000 BE EXPECTED TO TRIGGER A MILD CORREC­ FUTURE SUCCESS," THE PAPER SAID YES­ POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH COMPARED WITH TION PLUS THE APPARENT TREND Of PRO­ TERDAY, "TO REFRAIN FROM MARRIAGE UN­ 33,000 POUNDS FOR THE CONVENTIONAL FIT TAKING TO ONLY BRING OUT NEW IN- TIL YOUR INTENDED SPOUSE IS EARNING TYPE, INLAND SAID. VESTMENT MONEY, REFLECTS NOT ONLY A A SUBSTANTIAL SALARY" YIELD STRENGTH IS A MEASURE OF THE PLETHORIA OF IDLE FUNDS, BUT ALSO A STRESS,( OR LOAD, THAi CAN BE APPLIED MARKED PREfERENCE FOR EQUITIES OVER LONDON, (UPI)--A NEWSPAPER ADVER- TO A STEEL WITHOUT CAUSING A PERMA­ TISEMENT TODAY PROCLAIMED "ANOTHER FIXED INTEREST SECURITIES NENT DEfORMATION BACHE AND CO.'S LAWRENCE BLEIBERG ROBERT W ROST, MANAGER Of MARKET SOLUTION TO THE MOTHER-IN-LAW PROBLEM-- NOTES THE MARKET HAS BEEN ABLE TO A NEW HOUSE ON A SELECT ESTATE WHERE DEVELOPMENT, SAl 0 CAREfUL CHEM I CAL ABSORB SELLOFFS AND BOUNCE BACK HE YOUR ELDERLY RELATIVES CAN BE ACCOMO­ COMPOSITION OF THE NEW STEEL INCREASES SAYS THIS POINTS TO A NEW UPWARD TREND DATED NEARBY IN A NEW BLOCK OF FLAT­ ITS POTENTIAL fOR WELDING, FORMING ALTHOUGH THE IMPORTANCE OF SELECTIVITY LETS" AND fABRICATING AND MAKES IT AVAIL­ APPEARS TO BE INCREASING ABLE fOR COPPER TO BE ADDED AS AN GOODBODY AND CO SAYS THE WOMEN'S SAN DIEGO, CAL, (UPI)--POLICE ALLOYING ELEMENT FOR IMPROVED COR­ APPAREL INDUSTRY HAS UNDERGONE CHANGES ROSION RESISTANCE. DON'T KNOW IF HE WAS fAN OR fOE BUT IN RECENT YEARS WHICH MERIT THE AT­ SOMEONE STOLE A LIFE-SIZED MANNIQUIN THE NEW STEEL IS MORE EXPENSIVE TENTION Of INVESTORS THE fiRM POINTS OF A SAN DIEGO PADRES BASEBALL PLAYER, THAN ORDINARY STRUCTURAL, HE SAID, OUT THAT GROWING DEMAND FOR APPAREL, WEARING FULL UNifORM, YESTERDAY FROM BUT ITS STRENGTH MAKES GREATER ECONO­ IMPROVED MERCHANDIZING PRACTICES, MORE THE FRONT OFFICE AT WESTGATE PARK MIES POSSIBLE IN CONSTRUCTION ECONOMIC USE OF PRODUCTIVE CAPACITY . . . COMBINED WITH A PROJECT INCREASE IN LYNN, MASS., (UPI)--BARBER DONALD NEW $43 MILLION HOTEL FOR TOKYO THE FEMALE POPULATION ARE FACTORS CRAIG HAS BEEN FINED $250 FOR THE HONOLULU, (UPI)--SHERATON CORP, WHICH OffER APPAREL MANUfACTURERS EXTRA SERVICE HE GAVE CUSTOMERS IN FOLLOWING THE HILTON CHAIN INTO THE GREATER STABILITY OF OPERATIONS THAN HIS SHOP LUCRATIVE JAPAN MASKET, TODAY AN­ FORMERLY CRAIG ADMITTED IN DISTRICT COURT NOUNCED THAT IT WILL MANAGE THE $43 VAN ALSTYLE, NOEL AND CO FEELS THAT YESTERDAY HE TOOK HORSE RACE BETS FOR MILLION OTANI-SHERATON HOTEL, NOW INTERMEDIATE STOCK MARKET INDICATIONS CUSTOMERS "AS A COURTESY" WHILE CUT­ UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN CHIYODA-KU, STILL CALL FOR fURTHER PROGRESS, POS­ TING THEIR HAIR AND CLAIMED HIS ONLY TOKYO. SILBY TO THE ALL TIME HIGHS IN 1961. PROFIT WAS TIPS FROM WINNERS. RICHARD E HOLTZMAN, PRESIDENT Of SHERATON HAWAII, SAID THE 20-STORY, U.S FIRMS PROFIT FROM "AID" WELLINGBOROUGH, ENGLAND, (UPI)-­ I ,500-ROOM HOTEL WILL BE JAPAN'S LARG­ WHEN MRS FLORRIE COLES fOUND NO ONE WASHINGTON, (UPI)--AN AVERAGE Of 17 ESTIAND TALLEST BUILDING PLANS AT IN A1 HER DAUGHTER'S HOME YESTERDAY, CENTS OF EVERY FOREIGN AID DOLLAR PRESENT CALL fOR THE HOTEL TO BE SHE WROTE A NOTE AND STUCK IT IN THE SPENT fOR COMMODITIES DURING THE fiRST OPENED IJNn~ULA Of NEXT YEAR, IN TIME MA I L SLOT. SIX MONTHS Of THE 1963 fiSCAL Y~AR FOR T~E 76~ ~LYMP'CS. IT TOOK fIREMEN A HALf HOUR TO fREE WENT TO THE UNITED STATES FIRMS, A AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE HER HAND FROM THE MAIL SLOT REPORT BY THE AGENCY fOR INTERNATIONAL MONDAY, 27 MAY 1963 DEVELOPMENT (AID) DISCLOSED TODAY 5:05 P.M JIM AMECHE'S POP CONCERT MILWAUKEE, WIS , {UPI)--POLICE SAID THIS WAS A NEW RECORD, THE REPORT 6:00 NEWS JOHN M HAVIS, 26, A SUBSTITUTE TEACH­ SAID. 6:15 NAVY SWINGS ER AND BUDDING NOVELIST, WANTED REAL­ IT MEANT THAT A TOTAL Of $381 2 6:30 SOUTH 40 ISM IN A BOOK HE IS WRITING SO HE MILLION OF A TOTAL Of $497 MILLION 7:00 ENCHANTMENT OF MUSIC HELD UP A SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT COMMITTED fOR PURCHASE OF COMMODITIES 1:30 ONE NIGHT STAND TO GET THE VICTIM'S REACTION WAS SPENT IN THE UNITED STATES DUR­ ~:OO fAMILY THEATRE HAVIS, WHO TOOK NO MONEY, WAS I NG THE SECOND QUARTER Of THE YEAR-­ 8:30 SPORTS RepORT CHARGED YESTERDAY WITH DISORDERLY OCTOBER THROUGH DECEMBER, 1962--THE 8:45 BIG NOISE CONDUCT AND CARRYING A CONCEALED AMOUNT CHANNELED TO U S FIRMS ROSE 9:15 PERSONAL STORY WEAPON TO 79 PER CENT 9:20 NEWS ANALYSIS THIS IS THE HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF 9:30 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES LON~ON, (UPI)--DR MURRAY BANKS, U.S. PROCUREMENT SINCE LIMITATIONS 10:00 OPUS ONE fORMER PROfESSOR Of PSYCHOLOGY AT WERE PLACED ON THE USE Of AID COMMO­ 12:00 SIGN OPF LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY, SAID TODAY DITY FUNDS TO MAKE PURCHASES IN WEST TUESDAY, 28 MAY 1963 HE WILL OPEN THE MOST UNUSUAL ENTER­ EUROPEAN AND OTHER DEVELOPED COUNTRIES. 6:00 A.M. SIGN AND NEWS TAINMENT IN LONDON JuN~ 7 WITH A ONE­ THE LIMITATIONS WENT INTO EFfECT IN 6:05 THE MORNING SHOW MAN SHOW CALLED, "JUST IN CASE You OCTOBER, 1959, FOR DEVELOPMENT LOANS, 7:00 NEWS THINK YOU'RE NORMAL." AND IN DECEMBER, 1960, FOR ALL OTHER 7:05 MORNING SHOW CONT'D AID PROGRAMS 8:00 DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST CLUB CIRENCESTER, ENGLAND, (UPI)--A MONTH WHILE THE RISE IN U.S PROCUREMENT 8:30 ARTHUR GODFREY I AGO EDDIE WHEREAT, 14, TOOK A TUMBLE HAS BEEN ACCOMPANIED BY SHARP DECLINES 9:00 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES ON HIS BICYCLE. HE GOT UP, BRUSHED fOR WEST EUROPEAN AND THE OTHER DE­ 9:30 SEARTBEAT THEATER HIMSELF OFF AND CYCLED HOME. VELOPED COUNTRIES--FROM 49 PER CENT OF 10:00 COUNTRY CORNER FOR A MONTH, EDDIE CYCLED TO SCHOOL, THE TOTAL IN 1960 TO ONLY 8 PER CENT I I :00 AMERICA'S POPULAR MUSIC PLAYED FOOTBALL, CAME FOURTH IN A CURRENTLY--THERE HAS BEEN AN INCREASE II :30 IRA COOK SHOW ONE-MILE RACE AND WRESTLED WITH HIS OF PROCUREMENT IN THE UNDERDEVELOPED 12.00 NEWS PALS. COUNTRIES, WHICH WERE NOT AfFECTED BY 12:05 WEATHER-STOCKS EDDIE WAS PLAYING AT SCHOOL YESTER­ THE RESTRICTIONS THERE WAS A 100 PER 12:15 MIDDAY MELODIES DAY WHEN HIS LEG COLLAPSED BENEATH CENT INCREASE IN PROCUREMENT IN THESE 12:30 fLAIR HIM HE RODE HIS BICYCLE TO A HOSPI­ COUNTRIES FROM 10 PER CENT IN 1960 1:00 NEWSMAKERS TAL, WHERE DOCTORS SAID HIS LEfT LEG TO 20 PER CENT IN 1962 1:15 SPORTS REPORT WAS BROKEN--AND HAD BEEN BROKEN SINCE I :30 SHOP CONCERT THAT TUMBEL A MONTH AGO. LOST--BROWN BILLFOLD, LOST SUNDAY AT 3:00 A QUARTER CENTURY OF SWING THE CARNIVAL, WITH IMPORTANT PAPERS 4:30 PAU HANA SERENADE DINAH'S DIVORCE IS fiNAL CALL ~86 DURING WORKING HOURSf R~WARD', 5:00 AFRTS NEWS ANALYSIS SANTA MONICA, CAL, (UPI) __ ATTORNEYS~ __O_R __ R_E_f_u_R_N __ T_O __ P_O_ST __ O_f_F_I_C_E __ B_0_X ___ 0_7_~ ______~ ______~ FOR SINGER DINAH SHORE PICKED UP HER GENERAL MESS MENU - TUESDAY FINAL DIVORCE PAPERS fROM ACTOR GEORGE BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER MONTGOMERY YESTERDAY IN SUPERIOR COURT FRUIT JUICE VEGETABLE SOUP CREAM Of MUSHROOM SOUP THE ACT TOUCHED OFf RUMORS THAT MISS FRESH FRUIT BAKED MEAT LOAF W/ FRIED CHICKEN W/ SHORE, 45, PLANNED TO MARRY AGAIN A HOT & COLD CEREAL TOMATO SAUCE PAN GRAVY SPOKESMAN FOR THE SINGER SAID SHE WAS GRILLED HAM STEAMED FRANKFURTERS MASHED POTATOES IN PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA, AND THAT EGGS TO ORDER MASHED POTATOES MIXED VEGETABLES HE KNEW OF NO WEDDING PLANS POTATOES-RICE GREEN BEANS SAUTE SALAD BAR W/DRESSING MISS SHORE AND PALM SPRINGS CONTRAC­ ICED CINNAMON ROLLS SALAD BAR W/DRESSING STEAMED RICE TOR MAURICE SMITH HAVE BEEN SEEN TO­ TEA-COFFEE-MILK TEA-COfFEE-MILK TEA-COfFEE-MILK GETHER FREQUENTLY. AMER!CAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP NEW YORK, (UPI)~-THE BALTiMORE ORIO­ LES RETAINED THEIR Ut GAME lEAD iN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE TODAY WHEN THEY SPORTS WON THEiR SIXTH STRAIGHT BY BEATiNG Iii THE CLEVELAND INDIANS, 6-4, BUT THE NEW YORK YANKEES .TA~ED CLOSE ON THEIR PAGE SPORTS SECTION MONDAY 2 HEELS WITH A 5-1 WIN OVER THE WASH!NG­ TON SENATORS FOR THEIR FIFTY STRAiGHT. NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP BALTIMORE WON ITS GAME WITH CLEVE­ NEW YORK, (UPI)--ED BAILEY, THE SAN LAND BY CAPITALIZING ON THREE MiSPLAYS FRANCISCO GIANTS' CLUTCH-HITTING CAT­ TO SCORE THREE RUNS iN THE NiNTH IN­ CHER, SMASHED A TWO-RUN MOMER IN THE NING. SEVENTH INNING TODAY THAT LAUNCHED THROWING ERRORS By THiRD BASEMAN THEM TOWARD A 6-2 VICTORY OVER THE BACK-TO-SACK DOUBLES BY LOUIS FINGER MAX ALViS AND RELiEF PITCHER JERRY Los ANGELES DODGERS AND A THREE-GAME AND BOB STRIBLING IN THE FIFTH INNING WALKER AND A TOO-LATE THROW BY PiTCHER LEAD IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE RACE. LIFTED THE GIANTS TO A 9-8 VICTORY OVER BOB ALLEN ALL FIGURED IN THE ORiOLES BAILEY TEED OFF ON SOUTHPAW JOHNNY THE DODGERS YESTERDAY AFTERNOON IN THE RALLY THAT SNAPPED A 3-ALL TiE. PODRES FOR HIS 10TH HOMER AFTER JIM FINAL LITTLE LEAGUE GAME OF THE SEASON CLEVELAND RETALIATED WiTH A RUN iN DAVENPORT HAD SINGLED TO BREAK UP A BOTH FINGER'S AND STRIBLING'S BLOWS THE BOTTOM OF THE NINTH OF A WALK AND 2-2 TIE. THE VICTORY KEPT LEFTHANDER WERE OFF THE RIGHT CENTERFIELD FENCE A TRIPLE BY VIC OAVALiLl~QS TRIPLE, BILLY O'DELL (7-0) IN THE UNBEATEN AFTER THE DODGERS HAD THREATENED IN BUT WINNING PITCHER STU MILLER STRUCK RANKS THIS SEASON WHILE PODRES (3-4) THEIR HALF OF THE FIFTH WITH TWO RUNS OUT AL LUPLOW AND GOT JOE ADCOCK ON SAW HIS CANDLESTICK PARK LOSING STREAK ACROSS ON DON MARSH'S DOUBLE AND A A GROUNDER TO END THE GAME. EXTENDED TO SIX CONSECUTIVE REVERSALS. PAIR OF SINGLES BY ALLAN BAYSEK AND RALPH TERRY or THE YANKEES AND TOM FEL I PE ALOU PUT THE GAME OUT OF REACH ED BLAKE THAT FELL SHORT OF THE MARGIN. CHENY OF THE SENATORS WERE LOCKED IN BY DOUBLING ACROSS TWO RUNS IN THE IT WAS MARSH'S THIRD DOUBLE OF THE A SCORELESS DUEL UNTIL THE SEVENTH EIGHTH INNING OFF ROOKIE RELIEFER DICK AFTERNOON ON FOUR ATTEMPTS. INNING WHEN THE YANKEES BROKE THROUGH CALMUS. SOUTHPAW DON MARSH COPPED THE BATTING FOR FOUR RUNS, THREE OF WHiCH WERE DON LARSEN CAME ON IN THE EIGHTH CROWN WITH A FINAL 644 BATTING AVERAGE. UNEARNED DUE TO AN ERROR BY FIRST INNING TO TAKE OVER FOR O'DELL AND THE DODGERS' SLUGGER ALSO DROVE IN HIS BASEMAN BOB OSBORNE. POST HIS FIRST SAVE OF THE CAMPAIGN 36TH AND 37TH RBI TO TRAIL YANKEES' CLEGE BOYER'S DOUBLE, FOLLOWING A EARLIER, ORLANDO CEPEDA AND WILLIE TERRY MADDOX, WHO IMPRESSIVELY DROVE IN TWO-OUT WALK IN THE SEVENTH, GAVE THE MCCOVEY EACH HIT SOLO HOME RUNS FOR 44 RUNS. MARSH IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE YANKS THEIR FIRST RUN AND AFTER OSBORNE SAN FRANCISCO BEST FIRST BASEMAN IN THE LEAGUE. MUFFED TERRY'S SOFT POP-UP, ALLOWING 1 JOE TORRES' EIGHTH INNING HOMER CAPTURING THE HOMERUN CROWN WAS THE ANOTHER RUN TO SCORE SUCCESSIVE DOUBlE~ BROKE UP A SCORELESS PITCHER DUEL BE­ GIANTS' PERRY BRACEY WITH EIGHT HOMERS BY TONY KUBEK AND BOBBY RICHARDSON. TWEEN BOB SHAW AND JOE GIBBON AND TO HIS CREDIT. BRACEY ALSO WENT UNDE­ ADDED TWO MORE RUNS. EARNED THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES A 1-0 FEATED ON THE MOUND WITH A 4-0 R[CORD, TERRY HELD THE SENATORS TO SEVEN VICTORY OVER THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES. PITCHING 4k GAMES STRIKING OUT 69. HE HITS IN DEALING THEM THEIR SIXTH SHAW SCATTERED FOUR HITS IN PICKING UP PITCHED A NQ-HITTER ON MARCH I AGAINST STRAIGHT LOSS AND REGiSTERING HBS HIS SECOND VICTORY IN FOUR DECISIONS. THE CARDINALS WITH A RECORD OF 17 I I FIFTH VICTORY OF THE YEAR. GIBBON, WHOSE RECORD IS NOW 2-2, DOLED STRIKEOUTS FOR TH'T~SINGLE GAME BRA- THE DETROIT TIGERS SNAPPED A ROUR- OUT FOUR HITS IN 7-2/3 INNINGS ~Y WAS ALSO CREDITED WITH TWO SHUTOUT GAME LOSING STREAK BY DEFEATING THE THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS BEAT THE GAMES AND ONE I-HITTER. TEAMMATE TERRY BOSTON RED SOx, 5-2, ON THE COMBiNED NEW YORK METS FOR THE THIRD STRAIGHT McMANUS WAS THE SECOND LEADING PITCHER NINE-HIT PITCHING or BILL FAUL AND GAME, 6-3, AS SOUTHPAW RAY SADECKI WON IN THE LEAGUE AS HE WON HIS 7fT" GAME TERRY Fox. MtS FIRST GAME OF THE YEAR SADECKI, YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AGAINST 12 DEFEATS. FAUL, WHO WAS CREDiTED WITH mls WHO HAS SUFFERED FOUR LOSSES, INEEDED DESPITE GEORGE TEMPLE (3-2), THE LOSING SECOND MAJOR LEAGUE VICTORY, HAD A HELP FROM HARRY FANOK IN THE SEVENTH PICTHER IN YESTERDAY'S GAME, WHO FANNED SHUTOUT UNTIL GARY GEIGER HOMERED IN INNING TO SQUELCH A MET RALLY CURT EIGHT BATTERS TO RUN HIS TOTAL TO 73 THE SIXTH, AND Fox TOOK OVER THE DE­ FLOOD r S THREE HIllS L ED THE CARD I NALS' STRIKEOUTS AND TO TOP THE YANKEES' TROIT PITCHING WHEN BOSTON THREATENED OffENSIVE. TERRY MADDOX WHO HAD 72. YANKEES' AGAIN iN THE EIGHTH. DARYL SPENCER'S FOUR HITS AND JOE DAN DEEMER WAS CREDITED WITH TWO GRAND­ DICK McAULIFFE AND JAKE WOOD COL­ NUXHALL'S SIX-HIT PITCHING PACED THE SLAM HOMERS. LECTED FIVE OF THE T~GERS' SEVEN HiTS CINCINNATI REDS TO A 5-2 TRIUMPH OVER GOING BACK TO YESTERDAY'S GAME, LOUIS BETWEEN THEM. EARL W,LSON WAS THE THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES. SINCE BE­ FINGER BELTED A TRIPLE, A DOUBLE AND A LOSING PITCHER SINGLE ON THREE TRIPS TO THE PLATE TO CAMILY PASCUAL LIMITED THE CHiCAGO ING SIGNED AS A FREE AGENT l SPENCER HAS COLLECTED 13 HITS IN 2~ AT-BATS PACE THE GIANT'S ASSAULT. HE HAS HIT WHITE Sox TO TWO HITS AS THE M~NNESOTA FOR A .542 AVERAGE. ART MAHAFFEY LOST SAFELY SIX TIMES IN HIS LAST TWO GAMES. TWINS RAN THEiR WINNING STREAK TO S~X HIS FifTH GAME FOR THE PHILS. GAMES WITH A 6-0 VICTORY THE CHICAGO CUBS DEFEATED THE HOUSTON MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE Ex-RED WALLY POST BELTED HIS SECOND COLTS FOR THE fiRST TIME IN SIX GAMES (MAJOR LEAGUE) HOMER OF THE SEASON DURING A FOUR-RUN THIS YEAR BEHING LARRY JACKSON'S FIVE­ TUESDAY, 28 MAY SIXTH INNING RALLY BY THE TWINS AND HIT HURLING. ERNIE BANKS OF THE CUBS 5:15 BRANDON FIELD - LONGSHOREMEN vs RICH ROLLINS ALSO CONNECTED FOR IIIImS BROKE OUT OF A 0-FOR-19 SLUMP BY HIT­ WECO RANGERS SECOND HOMER IN THE E~~HTH TING HIS FIRST HOMER SINCE MAY 7. DICK WEDNESDAY, 29 MAY THE VICTORY WAS PASCUAL'S SiXTH IN FARRELL TOOK THE LOSS. 6 PM DALLY FIELD - LOS VS GARDEN SHOP A 10 DECISIONS. JUAN PIZARRO SUFFERED (MINOR LEAGUE) HIS SECOND LOSS COMPARED WITH THREE LEAGUE STANDINGS TUESDAY, 28 MAY WINS. No GAMES SCHEDULED KANSAS C,TY WAS AT los ANGELES iN W L Pc:r. GB WEDNESDAY, 29 MAY A NIGHT GAME. SAN FRANCISCO 28 .6~1 5:15 PM BRANDON FIELD - NAVY TOO' vs Los ANGELES 5 1 :~ K.P.A. LEAGUE STANDiNGS 5T LOUIS ~~ 20 545 ~ CINCINNATI 20 19 6 W L PCT.,.., G8 ·513 LITTLE LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAME PRACTICE PITTSBURGH 20 20 ·500 BALTIMORE 27 15 64 MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY: DODGERS AND 3 CHICAGO 21 21 NEW YORK 22 13 .629 ~OO ~2 YANKEES It MILWAUKEE 20 23 • 65 8 CHICAGO 24 ~7 TUESDAY: CARDINALS AND GIANTS 58~ 21 PHILADELPHIA 18 23 439 9 KANSAS CITY 22 17 56 HOUSTON 19 25 .432 BOSTON 20 17 % TCT BOWLING LEAGUE SCHEDULE ~4~ ~I NEW YORK 16 27 372 12 MINNESOTA 19 21 • 75 TUESDAY, 28 MAY 7~ CLEVELAND 16 19 .457 7 LITTLE LEAGUE MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM TEAMS BOWLING AT 6:00 P.M. f Los ANGELES 19 .4 2 Two LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAMS 1-2 BILLETING VS PIPE SHOP DETROIT ~~ g FROM EBEYE WILL PLAY AT THE LITTLE 3-4 TEL STARS VS SNACK BAR ·3 ~ WASHINGTON :~ 30 31 i~ LEAGUE BASEBALL FIELD THURSDAY MORNING, 5-6 SLICKERS VS SECURITY • 0 ••• 0 THE SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE ANNOUNCED 7-8 ESQUIRE VS KAISER LATE Al SCORES NOT REFLECTED IN TODAY TEAMS BOWLING AT 8:15 P.M. STANDINGS: THE TIME OF THE GAME WILL BE ~OUNCED 1-2 LOS VS MARINE DEPT. KANSAS C,TY 4 -- Los ANGELES 6 LATER. 3-4 MULLETS VS HAWAI IAN EYE BOSTON 3 -- DETROIT ~2 THE LITTLE LEAGUE ON EBEYE WAS OR­ 5-6 POST OFFICE VS PIRATES WASHINGTON I -- NEW YORK 7 GANIZED AND IS FINANCED BY BACKERS 7-8 POWER HOUSE VS MACY'S CHICAGO 2 -- MINNESOTA 5 FROM KWAJALEIN. .... • •••• 0 i PAGE 6 HOURGLASS MONDAY 27 MAY 1963 I I I------r----~..".___-____::; __-____:_---!....-----...::::--=::..--~, NOTICES onighl

WANTED OCEAN VIEW -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. PROJECTIONISTS WANTED AT ONCE. "WARR I OR EMPRESS n c&CS PLEASE CONTACT TCT INDUSTRIAL RELA­ KERWIN MATHEWS, TINA LOUISE--SHE STORMED THE BATTLEMENTS OF TIONS OFFICE AT 2190. LOVE AND WAR!

MAN'S OR LADY'S BICYCLE WANTED. CALL RICHARDSON -- SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. MR. CALVERT, 9-230 DAYS. "MAN IN THE SHADOW" JEFF CHANDLER, ORSON WELLES--V,OLENCE AND FEAR GRIPPED THIS WOULD LIKE TO BUY OR BORROW A TRUMPET. LAND OF THE LAWLESS' CALL MR. NORRIS, 430 DURING WORKING HOURS. YOKWE YUK -- SHOWTIMES 7:00 P.M. AND 9: 15 P.M. "BAR ABBAS " C&.CS FOR SALE ANTHONY QUINN, SILVANA MANGANO--BASED ON THE BIBLICAL CHARACTER AMPEX 1270 TAPE RECORDER, NEW CON­ WHO WAS SET FREE BY PONTIUS PILATE JUST PRIOR TO HIS SENTENCED CRUCIFIXION. DITION, ATTRACTIVE PRICE CALL STAN­ TON, 9-352. ROXY -- SHOWTIME 6:30 P.M AND 8:30 P.M. "THE STR I PPER" C&CS LADY'S 26" BIKE, $10 00. DIAPER JOANNE WOODWARD, RICHARD BEYMER--STORY OF A BURLESQUE DANCER PAIL, LIKE NEW, $3 50 CALL 636. WHO COMES BACK TO HER SMALL TOWN AND FALLS IN LOVE WITH A BOY YOUNGER THAN SHE.

NEW AMPEX 1270 TAPE RECORDER, AT­ CHAPEL CHOIR ELECTS OFFICERS TRACTIVE PRICE CALL 9-569 -- AFTER ROI NAMUR MOVIES THE CHAPEL CHOIR ELECTED THEIR OF­ 4:30 CALL 2444. MONDAY 27 MAY 1963 8 P.M. FICERS FOR THE FOLLOWING THREE MONTHS "THE STRONG DARREN NESBITT, LAST WEDNESDAY NIGHT THEY ARE: PRES­ ROOM" KENMORE PORTABLE ZIG ZAG SEWING ANN LYNN--TWELVE MINUTES TO LIVE--­ IDENT-PAUL BAUER, SECRETARy-CHARMAINE MACHINE, $50 00 -- MITCHELL 5 QUART OR DIE! BECKMAN, WOMEN'S SECTION LEADER-GLORIA DEHUMIDIFIER, $30 00 -- ALTEC-LANSING LEBER, MEN'S SECTION LEADER-HOBART 412 B BIFLEX SPEAKER IN WALNUT BASS TUESDAY 28 MAY 1963 8 P.M. WHITMAN, LIBRARIANS-BILL FIGUERIA AND REFLEX ENCLOSURE, $40.00 -- AVAILABLE "FLIPPER" C CHUCK CONNORS ... -BASED TOM MELTON, AND KEEPER-OF-THE FANS­ IMMEDIATELY, CALL 649. THE FOLLOWING ON THE BELIEVED FABULOUS INTELLIGENCE BOB LEWIS. WE'RE PROUD OF THE CHAPEL WILL BE AVAILABLE JUNE 13TH. KENMORE OF DOLPHINS AS TOLD THROUGH A MOVING CHOIR HERE ON KWAJALEIN AND THE FINE 1200 BTU AIR CONDITIONER, $80 00 -- RELATIONSHIP AND COMMUNICATION BETWEEN JOB THEy'RE 00 I NG. I F YOU ARE I NTER­ G.E. 1000 BTU AIR CONDITIONER, $60.00 A DOLPHIN AND THE YOUNG SON OF A FLORIDA ESTED IN JOINING THIS GROUP, YOU ARE -- KENMORE 3 CYCLE DELUXE DRYER, $120. FISHERMAN I WELCOME TO ATTEND REHEARSALS ARE HELD EACH WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 IN FOUND Ca.1MISSARY SALE THE CHAPEL. MURRAY BICYCLE. CALL 623 TO CLAIM THE COMMISSARY STORE WILL HAVE NUM­ PROTESTANT WOMEN TO MEET EROUS ITEMS ON SALE AT REDUCED PRICES. A PEARL NECKLACE AT THE BARRACKS THE SALE WILL BE FOR THREE DAYS ONLY - OFFICE. FOUND BETWEEN BARRACKS AND THE MEETING OF THE NEWLY ORGANIZED MAY 27, 28 AND 29TH. MESS HALL. CALL 401. WOMEN'S CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP WILL BE HELD TUESDAY MORNING AT 9:30 IN THE CHAPEL. COMMISSARY STORE CLOSED MAY 30TH GREEN FLOWERED MATERIAL FOUND BY ALL PROTESTANT WOMEN INTERESTED IN CHRISTINA SCHUPP NEAR THE SMALL POWER THIS FELLOWSHIP AND SERVICE ORGANIZA­ THE COMMISSARY STORE WILL BE CLOSED HOUSE '1221 NEAR EMON BEACH. MAY BE TION ARE URGED TO ATTEND. NURSERY THURSDAY IN OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY. CLAIMED AT THE HOURGLASS OFFICE. FACILITIES WILL BE PROVIDED F.A.A. EXAMINATIONS AVAILABLE PEARL BRACELET FOUND NEAR WATER MACY'S CLOSED MAY 30TH MR. CHET TAYLOR Or THE AIR CARRIER SKIING PIER. MAY BE CLAIMED AT THE BECAUSE OF MEMORIAL DAY THIS WEEK DISTRICT OFFICE, fEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY HOURbLASS OFFICE. THE KWAJALEIN STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN HONOLULU, PLANS ON BEING IN KWAJALEIN UNTIL 8 P.M., WEDNESDAY, MAY 29TH. FOR THE PURPOSE OF GIVING F A.A. WRITTEN LOST THE STORE WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY AND PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS FROM JUNE --SOytS WATCH MADE BY PIEDMONT AND 3-6. ANYONE WISHING TO TAKE F.A.A. HAS BROWN BAND. LOST NEAR THE POOL. BANK CLOSED MAY 30TH EXAMS AT THIS TIME CONTACT DICK JOYCE, RETURN TO QTRS. 461-A OR CALL 2218. 2168-2170, BEFORE MAY 29TH FOR FURTHER THE BANK OF HAWAI I WILL BE OPEN FOR INFORMATION AND SCHEDULING. BUSINESS FROM 4:30-5:30 PM., WEDNES­ BROWN WALLET LOST FRIDAY NIGHT AT DAY, MAY 29, IN ADDITION TO ITS REGU­ THE CARNIVAL. IMPORTANT PAPERS! CON­ COWS TO FAR EAST LAR HOURS THE BANK WILL BE CLOSED TACT JOHN PHILLIPS, TRANSIENT HOTEL, THURSDAY IN OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL Los ANGELES, (UPI)--CALIFORNIA DAIRfES ROOM 304. DAY. SHIPPED COWS TO KOREA FRIDAY, THE FIRST OF SOME 200 EXPECTED TO BE DONATED IN SMALL BLACK AND WHITE KITTEN LOST . . .. TROOP 140 A PEOPLE-To-PEOPLE PROGRAM ANNOUNCED BY SATURDAY CALL 2290 ANYTIME. COUNTY SUPERVISOR FRANK G. BONELLI Boy SCOUT TROOP 140 WILL MEET AT THE 95 SENT FRIDAY WILL BE A FOUNDA­ 6:45 P.M. ON MONDAY. FOLLOWING THE GENERAL NOTICES TION HERD, THE OFFSPRING OF WHICH WILL REGULAR MEETING THERE WILL BE A MEET­ WEEKLY PROTESTANT PRAYER SERVICE BE DONATED TO THE KOREAN CHRISTIAN ING (AT 8 O'CLOCK) FOR THE FATHERS OF TOMORROW NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK IN THE COLLEGE LATER OFrSPRING WILL BE GIVEN TROOP 140 SCOUTS TO DISCUSS THE SCHED­ CHAPEL. TO NEEDY KOREAN FAMILIES SUFFERING FROM ULE OF SUMMER ACTIVITIES FOR THE TROOP TUBERCULOUS AND OTHER DISEASES. OwEN H. HOKE, ACTING SCOUTMASTER BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY JACK DE VRIES, MAYOR OF DAIRYLAND, AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, WILL PRESIDE TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8:00 P.M. CALIFORNIA,AND J. J MCCNALDNESS, PRESI­ AT THE MEETING. DENT OF ROCKVIEW MILK FARMS, DOWNEY, THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB WILL BE­ CALIFORNIA, ARE SPEARHEADING THE PROGRAM ADDITIONAL FIRE INSPECTION HOURS GIN A NEW SERIES OF BRIDGE LESSONS ON BONELLI SAID TUESDAY, MAY 28, AT I O'CLOCK IN THE As PART OF THE ANNUAL FIRE INSPECTIO DINING ROOM OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. OF HOUSING, THE FIRE INSPECTOR HAS AN- FOR SALE VARIOUS STAGES OF INSTRUCTIONS WILL NOUNCED THAT ADDITIONAL INSPECTIONS GOLF BAG, NEVER USED, 14 CLUB ATLAN­ BE GIVEN IF INTERESTED PHONE 2370. WILL BE MADE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THOSE TIC. LIGHT WEIGHT NAVY AND BEIGE DUCK, NOT AT HOME DURING THE REGULAR HOURS. FULL LENGTH POCKET, HOOD, PADDLE STRAP, THERE WILL BE AN EPISCOPAL EVENING THE HOURS FOR INSPECTIONS ARE: ETC. LIST PRICE IS $20.00 FOR THIS SERVICE TOMORROW AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE WEEKDAYS: 1700-1830 BAG BUT WILL SELL FOR $13 00. CALL CHAPEL SATURDAY: 0900-1100 AND 1300-1500 2328 ANYTIME INSPECTIONS MAY BE SET UP BY CONTACT- BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUP ING THE FIRE INSPECTOR (TEL 2137). WANTED CALL 2408 OR 2291 BEFORE WEDNESDAY BABY CRIB WITH MATTRESS NEEDED FOR AN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT HAS ANNOUNCED TO HAVE ARTICLES PICKED UP FOR THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY IN THE MARSHALLS. THAT HYDRANT FLUSHING WILL BE IN PRO­ BARGAIN BAZAAR WILL BUY AT REASONABLE PRICE CALL GRESS THROUGHOUT THIS WEEK A DIS­ 2328 ANYTIME DURING THE AVERAGE LIFETIME A PER­ COLORATION OF THE WATER, OF NO DANGER TO USERS ON THE ISLAND, WILL BE NOTED. SON CONSUMES SOME 38 TONS OF FOOD. NEWS ITEMS? CALL 2114 OR 539.