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~EARCH FOR MjS~ING FLYING TIGER OAS HORRORS GROW IN CEASE FIRE WAKE DWINDLES TO THREE PLANES CLARK AIR FORCE BASE, PHIL!PPINES, ALGIERS, MARCH 21 (UPI)-SHOOTING BROKE OUT HERE SHORTLY BEFORE MIDNIGHT, AS MARCH 21 (UPI)-ONLY THREE AIR RESCUE BRUTALITY, MURDER AND VIOLENCE ERUPTED IN THE WAKE OF THE ALGERIAN CEASE PLANES TOOK OFF FROM THE PHILiPPINES FIRE. TODAY ON THE SIXTH DAY OF THE SEARCH FIRING ALSO TOOK PLACE IN ORAN BUT NO CASUALTIES WERE REPORTED FROM EITHER FOR AN AMERICAN CONSTELLATION AIRLINER CITY, MiSSING OVER THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC IN RURAL AREAS OF ALGERIA EUROPEAN FARMERS TODAY ARMED THEMSELVES AGAINST WITH 107 PERSONS ABOARD. NEW ATTACKS FROM MoSLEMS. CREW FATIGUE AND AIRCRAFT MAINTEN­ THE ANXIETY AMONG FARMERS HAS BEEN GROWING SINCE YESTEDAY, WHEN HALF A ANCE REQUIREMENTS KEPT MOST OF THE DOZEN TOWNS AND VILLAGES WERE PLUNGED INTO BLOODBATHS. THE KILLINGS WERE SEARCH PLANES ON THE GROUND FOR THE TOUCHED OFF BY MOSLEM "VICTORY PARADE~I! CELEBRATING THE FRANCO-MosLEM CEASE­ FIRST TIME SINCE THE AIRLINER VANISHED r-______~AT SEA THURSDAY NIGHT WITHOLT LEAVING FIRE. LOOMING OVER THE COUNTRY WAS THE A TRACE OF ITS FATE. THREAT OF ALL-OUT TERROR BY THE SECRET LATE NEWS BRIEFS As MANY AS 30 CARGO PLANES HAD BEEN ARMY ORGANIZATION (OAS), WHICH HAS BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL FLYING DAiLY IN THE SEARCH OVER 200, SWORN TO CREATE INCIDENTS WHICH WILL WASHINGTON--PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAS 000 SQUARE MILES OF OCEAN BETWEEN MAKE THE CEASE-FIRE IMPOSSIBLE AND WELCOMED PREMIER KHRUSHCHEV'S REPLY GUAM AND THE PHILIPPINES, WHERE THE FORCE EUROPEAN RULE OVER ALGERIA. TO HIS PROPOSALS FOR CO-OPERATION AIRLINER DISAPPEARED WITH ITS 93 U.S. EUROPEANS HAVE BEEN GIVEN STRICT IN SPACE WORK. MR. KENNEDY TOLD ARMY RANGERS, I I CIVILIAN CREW MEMBERS, ORDERS BY RENEGADE EX-GEN. RAOUL NEWSMEN THE NEXT STEP WILL BE TO AR­ AND THREE SOUTH VIETNAMESE MILITARY SALAN, OAS CHIEF, TO IIBEGIN HARASSING RANGE FOR AN EARLY DISCUSSION OF THESE MEN. OPERATIONS IMMEDIATELY AGAINST THE IDEAS AT THE UN!TED NATIONS. HE SAID "WE HAVE THREE AIRCRAFT UP NOW," ENEMY." HE IS lIQRATIFIED" THAT THE KHRUSH­ AN AIR SEARCH SPOKESMAN TOLD UNITED SALAN'S ENEMIES ARE MoSLEM NATION­ CHEV LETTER INDICATES A "NUMBER OF PRESS INTERNATIONAL AT 0800 PST ALISTS AND EUROPEAN LIBERALS WHO SUP­ AREAS" FOR POSSIBLE AGREEMENT. (2300 GMT). WE MAY BE ABLE TO SCRAPE PORT THE CEASE-FIRE WHICH ENDED THE TOGETHER ANOTHER THREE FLIGHTS BEFORE 7~ YEAR-OLD FRANCO-MosLEM WAR. MOSCOW--PREMIER KHRUSHCHEV ATTACHED THE DAY IS OVER BUT WE HAD TO PULL FRENCH TROOPS AND MOSLEM NATIONAL A CONDITION TO HIS SUGGESTION TO OFF MOST OF THE PLANES IN ORDER TO LIBERATION FRONT (FLN) AGENTS STEPPED WORK WITH THE U. S. I N ',PACE EXPLORA­ PERFORM NORMAL MAINTENANCE ON THEM, UP THEIR PATROLS IN THE CITIES AND TION KHRUSHCHEV SAID FULL CO-OPER­ AND GIVE THE CREWS A REST. TOWNS TODAY AS THE FARMERS TOOK UP ATION WILL DEPEND ON THE CONCLUSION "THE NAVY PLANES (FROM THE PHIL!P­ ARMS. THE FLN HAS BEEN TRYING TO OF A DISARMAMENT AGREEMENT. PINES) HAVE PRETTY WELL PULLED OUT OF KEEP MOSLEMS FROM STARTING INCIDENTS THE SEARCH IN ORDER TO TAKE PART IN WHICH WOULD GIVE THE OAS AN EXCUSE FOR GENEVA--THE UNITED STATES AND Rus­ A MILITARY EXERCISE IN THE CENTRAL TROUBLE. SIA ARE SAID TO BE IN COMPLETE DEAD­ PHILIPPINES." BUT IN SEVERAL VILLAGES AND TOWNS LOCK AT GENEVA ON THE MAJOR COLD WAR ADDITIONAL PLANES WERE LAUNCHED IHTO YESTERDAY MOSLEMS INVADED EUROPEAN ISSUES--BERLIN AND A NUCLEAR TEST THE HUNT FROM GUAM. COMMUNITIES WITH THEIR "VICTORY PAR­ BAN. SECRETARY OF STATE RUSK AND A SPOKESMAN FROM CLARK FIELD SAID ADES." IN ORAN, POLICE FIRED ON 13 RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER GROMYKO WILL MAXIMUM SEARCH EFFORTS WOULD BE RE­ OCCASIONS INTO MOSLEM-LEO MOBS. THE CONTINUE THEtR MEETINGS BUT NO PROG­ SUMED TOMORROW FROM THE PHiliPPINES, OAS FIRED SIX MORTARS INTO A Mo~LEM­ RESS IS EXPECTED BEFORE THEY LEAVE UNLESS THE SEARCH 15 CALLED OFF BY CROWDED SQUARE IN DOWNTOWN ALGIERS, FOR HOME NEXT WEEK. HIGHER AUTHORITIES. KILLING FOUR AND WOUNDING 67. SEARCH PLANES HAD BEEN FLYING AS IN THE WORST SINGLE INCIDENT IN THE WASHINGTON--PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAS LONG AS 12 HOURS DAILY, PUSHING ROU­ OUTBURST OF TERROR, 62 MOSLEMS WERE WORKED OUT A COMPROMISE TO AVOID A TINE ENGINE AND CONTROL MAINTENANCE KILLED IN THE VILLAGE OF ST. BENIS CONGRESSIONAL BATTLE OVER THE PRO­ TO THE EXTREME OF u.S. AIR FORCE Du SIG, NEAR ORAN, AFTER ATTACKING GRAM FOR DEVELOPMENT OF THE RS-70 SAFETY REQUiREMENTS.

MOSLEM HARKI ARMY AUXILIARIES. JET BOMBER. HE TOLD THE HOUSE ARMED • • 0. ••• SHOP WINDOWS DOWN BOTH SIDES OF THE SERVICES COMMITTEE A STUDY WILL BE JERUSALEM, ISRAEL, MARCH 21 (UPI)­ WHITEWASHED VILLAGE'S MAIN STREET WERE MADE TO DETERMINE WHETHER IT WOULD BE SYRIAN AIRCRAFT FLEW OVER NORTHERN SMASHED; WALLS WERE SPATTERED WITH WORTHWi I LE TO SPEND MORE MONEY ON THE ISRAEL TODAY AND WERE CHASED AWAY BY BLOOD AND BULLET HOLtS. DEVELOrMENT PROGRAM. ISRAELI PLANES, AN ARMY SPOKESMAN FRIGHTENED MoSLEMS STORMED HOMES AND ANNOUNCED. BUILDINGS, DESTROYING PROPERTY AND BERLIN--RuSSIAN AND ALLIED PLANES A FEW HOURS EARLIER, UNITED NATIONS BURNING CARS AND WAGONS. FLEW THROUGH THE BERLIN AIR CORRIDORS TRUCE OBSERVERS ANNOUNCED THAT BOTH OTHER MOSLEM DEMONSTRATIONS WERE TODAY AT THE SAME ALTITUDE AND AT COUNTRIES HAD AGREED TO THE EXCHANGE REPORTED FROM CAP MATIFOU, 18 MILES THE SAME TIME. No INCIDENTS DEVELOPED. OF A SYRIAN PRISONER TAKEN IN FIGHTING FROM ALGIERS, RAFAVAL, SOUTH OF MATI­ RUSSIAN JETS ALSO BOOMED THROUGH THE ALONG THE SEA OF GALILEE ON FRIDAY FOU, AND VOLTAIRE, 72 MILES FROM SOUND BARRIER OVER WEST BERLIN, RAT­ NIGHT AND SATURDAY MORNING. ALG!ERS, WHERE THREE MoSLEMS WERE SHOT TLING WINDOWS AND STARTLING BERLINERS. TODAY'S INCIDENT ADDED FRESH FEARS DEAD AFTER THEY FIRED ON A MILITARY OF MORE TROUBLE TO THOSE RAISED BY UNIT. LAHORE, PAKISTAN--TENS OF THOUSANDS YESTERDAY'S SHOOTING INCIDENT ON THE OF PAKISTANI TURNED OUT TO GREET SEA OF GAL I U:E. MRS. JACQUELINE KENNEDY WHEN SHE McNAMARA ARRIVES IN HAWAII ARRIVED IN LAHORE TODAY MRS. KEN­ KWAJALEIN WATER NEDY APPEARED SOMEWHAT WEARY AFTER USED 3/21/62 HONOLULU, MARCH 21 (UPI)-SECRETARY HER 10-DAY INDIAN TOUR. OF DEFENSE ROBERT S. McNAMARA ARRIVED TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 219,380 IN HAWAI I FROM WASHINGTON EARLY TODAY LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, VA.,--THE GALLONS. FOR THE FOURTH OF A SERIES or CONFER­ NATIONAL SPACE AGENCY SAYS THE TWO­ PER CAPITA - 81 3 GALLONS. ENCES WITH PACIFIC MILITARY LEADERS MAN SPACE VEHICLE NOW BEING DEVELOPED TOTAL IN STORAGE - 9,675,000 GALLONS. ON THE SITUATION IN SOUTH VIETNAM WILL BE A BAT-WINGED CRAFT CAPABLE OF THE SECRETARY WILL CONFER rOR SIX REGULAR LANDINGS WHEN IT RETURNS TO HOURS TODAY AT PEARL HARBOR WITH MIL­ EARTH. THE VEHICLE WILL WEIGH TWICE DAILY FRESH WATER METER READINGS ITARY LEADERS AND AUTHORITIES ON SOUTH AS MUCH AS THE MERCURY SPACE CAPSULES HOUSING OCEAN 15,200 GALLONS EAST ASIA, BEfORE HEADING FOR SAN AND WILL 6E ABOUT 20 PERCENT L~RGER. HOUSiNG LAGOON 15,500 GALLONS FRANCISCO, WHERE KENNEDY AND McNAM­ YOKWE YUK CLUB 11,400 GALLONS ARA WILL BE HONORED AT THE UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON--THREE UeS. ARMY GENERALS MESS HALL 5,800 GALLONS OF CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEY FRIDAY. GOT PROMOTIONS TODAY, LT. GEN. BARKS­ POWER PLANT 18,100 GALLONS McNAMARA WAS ACCOMPANIE( TO HAWAI I DALE HAMLETT WAS NAMED ARMY V~rE CHIEF WEST END OF iSLAND 30,100 GALLONS BY EIGHT TOP PENTAGON OFFICIALS AND OF STAFF. LT. GEN. PAUL FREEMAN WAS ADM. HARRY D. FELT, PACIFIC COMMANDER APPOINTED COMMANDER OF THE ARMY'S NEW HELP CONSERVE WATER OF U.S. FORCES MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT AND LOGISTIC COM­ MAND. EACH GOT AN ADDITIONAL SlAR. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 22 MARCH 1962

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION Of THE GENEVA CONFERENCE DEADLOCKED ON ALL KEY ISSUES COMMANDING OffiCER, PACifiC MISSILE RANGE fACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL GENEVA, MARCH 21, (UPI)-THE 17-NATION DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE ENTERED ITS ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU SECOND WEEK TODAY, DEADLOCKED ON ALL KEY ISSUES AND WITH NO IMMEDIATE BREAK­ Of WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c THROUGH IN SIGHT. WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY Of TEXAS. THE GENEVA TALKS HAVE NOT WORSENED THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION, NOR HAVE THE HEIGHTENED COLD WAR TENSIONS. THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY BUT NEITHER THE CONFERENCE NOR THE OFF-STAGE MINISTERIAL TALKS HAVE BEEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE ABLE TO MARK ANY ADVANCE ON A BERLIN SETTLEMENT, A NUCLEAR TEST BAN AGREEMENT, fOR NOTICES IS 4 P. M. DAY BEfORE OR AN AGREED APPROACH TO DISARMAMENT. PUBLICATIONo DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS WESTERN AND COMMUNIST OFFICIALS WARNED AGAINST A PREMATURE WRITING OFF OF ~ ______.THE GENEVA TALKS IS 10 A. M. DAY Of PUBLICATION. o TALKS TO CONTINUE THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT BEN BELLA RETURNS TO NORTH ~VEN IF TH~ dERLIN AND TEST BAN TALKS TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED fOR FAIL ALTOGETHER HERE, THE DISARMAMENT PUBLICATION. AFRICA AFTER FRENCH RELEASE NEGOTIATIONS fOR GLOBAL OR PARTIAL RABAT, MARCH 21 (UPI )-ALGERIA AGREEMENTS WILL CONTINUE. EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN REBEL VICE PREMIER MOHANNED BEN BEL­ AREAS OF DISAGREEMENT HAVE BEEN LA RETURNED TODAY TO NORTH AFRICA CLARIFIED, AND AREAS OF A POSSIBLE UN­ ILLITERATE KOREAN WAR VET FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE HE WAS DERSTANDING ON INDIVIDUAL ARMS ISSUES IN HASSLE WITH ARMY CAPTURED BY THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT IN SOME DISTANT FUTURE HAVE BEEN WASHINGTON, MARCH 20 (UPI) ALFRED E. FIVE AND A HALF YEARS AGO. SPOTLIGHTED. SMITH, A FORMER INFANTRY SERGEANT BEN BELLA AND OTHER MEMBERS OF SOME CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS AND flEAVILY DECORATED FOR HIS SERVICE IN THE ALGERIAN PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT THE GENEVA TALKS--WHATEVER THEIR MERITS KOREA, HAS BEEN BILLED FOR $405.14 8Y FLEW IN FROM SWITZERLAND IN TWO SEP­ --ARE KEEPING A PATH OPEN TO THE SUMMIT THE AaNyo IF PAID J THE 'MOUNT ARATE PLANES FROM ZURICH AND GENEVA. THE COMMUNISTS IN PARTICULAR WERE OWED WILL COME OUT OF HIS ~)) WEEKLY BEN BELLA'S PLANE LANDED AT NOUAS­ ALREADY POINTING TO THE DEADLOCK HERE SALARY AS A MACHINIST. SEUR AIRPORT OUTSIDE RABAT, THE AS AN ADDED REASON FOR A HEADS OF THIS CAME ABOUT BECAUSE SMITH, UN­ OTHER PLANE LANDED LATER AT CASA­ GOVERNMENT GET-TOGETHER. ABLE TO HANDLE THE PAPERWORK OF A SE~ BLANCA. EANT, REQUESTED AND RECEIVED AN HONOR­ AMONG THE GROUP WERE THE MOSLEM ABLE DISCHARGE BEFORE HIS RE-ENLIST­ NEGOTIATORS AT THE EVIAN CEASEFIRE 15-YEAR-OLD MURDERS FATHER MENT RAN OUT. TALKS WITH THE fRENCH GOVERNMENT uTO HELP MY MOTHER" THE ARMY SAYS SMITH, NOW 30, OWES AND BEN BELLA'S COMPANIES WHO WERE TOKYO, MARCH 21, WEDNESDAY (UPI )-THE IT A PROPORTIONATE AMOUNT OF A BONUS RELEASED FROM CUSTODY BY FRANCE 15-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER Of A MUDERED AM­ HE RECEIVED AFTER RE-ENLISTING FOR AFTER THE CEASEFIRE WAS SIGNED ON ERICAN ARMY SERGEANT HAS TOLD JAPANESE ANOTHER SIX YEARS THE UNDERSTANDING SUNDAY. POLICE SHE KILLED HER FATHER WITH A WAS THAT HE WOULD RETAIN HIS RANK OF BEN BELLA AND HIS GROUP WERE EX­ SHOTGUN 'lTO HELP MY MOTHER." SERGEANT FIRST CLASS. PECTED TO MEET WITH REBEL PREMIER BEVERLY WILSON, IN A FORMAL CONFES­ AFTER HIS RE_ENLlsrME~T, \THE SERGEANT YOUSSEF BEN KHEDDA FOR TALKS ON SION TO JAPANESE OFFICERS, TOLD HOW WAS TRANSFERRED FROM THE INFANTRY TO THEIR PLANS FOR ALGERIA'S FUTURE. SHE DISCHARGED THE WEAPON INTO HER AN ARMORED TANK DIVISION IN EUROPE. RABAT WAS DECKED OUT WITH FLOWERS, FATHER'S LEFT SIDE SUNDAY MORNING AT AFTER A FEW MONTHS HE WAS TOLD HE BANNERS AND FLAGS TO GIVE BENN BELLA THEIR HOME AT JOHNSON AIR STATION BASE WOULD LOSE HIS RANK BECAUSE HE WAS A HERO'S WELCOME. IN SUBURBAN SAITAMA PREFECTURE NEAR UNABLE TO READ AND WRITE. DESPITE HIS LONG ABSENCE FROM TOKYO. SMITH TRIED TO GET TRANSFERRED BACK ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN THE ALGERIAN WILSON, WHO CAME FROM PETALUMA, TO THE INFANTRY. HE WAS TURNED DOWN. REVOLUTION, BEN BELLA HAS ALWAYS CALIFORNIA, DIED SHORTLY AFTER THE SO HE ASKED FOR THE D1SCHARGE AND REMAINED ONE OF THE FOREMOST FIGURES SHOOTING. GOT IT, AFTER FOUR YEARS, 10 MONTHS IN THE REBEL MOVEMENT. BEVERLY'S MOTHER, MRS. JESSIE LEE AND FIVE DAYS OF THE RE-ENLISTMENT. HE HAS BEEN WIDELY MENTIONED AS THE WILSON, STILL IS UNDER "HEAVY SEDATION" AFTER LEAVING THE ARMY, SMITH MARRIED POSSIBLE HEAD OF THE FIRST ALGERIAN FOR SHOCK AND NERVOUSNESS AT TACHIKAWA A GIRL FROM THE NETHERLANDS, NELLIE, GOVERNMENT AFTER ALGERIA ATTAINS fULL AIR fORCE BASE HOSPITAL NEAR T)KYO, AND TOOK A MACHINISTS'S JOB IN NEARBY INDEPENDENCE. AN AIR fORCE SPOKESMAN SAID. FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA THEY ARE THE REBEL LEADER WAS CAPTURED BY HE ADDED THAT THE MOTHER WILL FACE EXPECTING A CHILD. A fRENCH RUSE IN OCTOBER 1956 WHEN QUESTIONING BY JAPANESE OFFICERS THE CASE HAS BEEN TURNED OVER TO HE WAS FLYING TO MOROCCO. THE FRENCH THURSDAY. ASSISTANT U S. ATTORNEY MACDOUGAL PILOT PUT THE ALGERIAN DOWN IN AL­ THE SPOKESMAN SAID IT IS "UNLIKELY" RICE, WHO IS SYMPATHETIC AND HAS RAIS­ GIERS AND BEN BELLA WAS ARRESTED BY THAT THE MOTHER WILL BE PROSECUTED IN ED THE POSSIBILITY THAT THE ARMY FAIL­ FRENCH AUTHORITIES. CONNECTION WITH THE SLAYING OF WILSON, ED TO KEEP ITS PART OF THE BARGAIN TO WHOM SHE WAS MARRIED FOR 17 YEARS. BY WITHDRAWING SMITH'S RATING. BEVERLY DETAILED THE SHOOTING CALMLY. SMITH HAS OFFERED TO RE-ENLIST IN NEHRU DOSEN'T PLAN TALKS POLICE SAID SHE APPEARED MUCH LESS THE ARMY TO PAY OFF THE DEBT, I F NEC­ IN RED CHINA BORDER DISPUTE SHAKEN THAN HER MOTHER, AND NEEDED ESSARY. HE STILL CAN'T READ OR WRITE NEW DELHI, MARCH 21 (UPI )-PREMIER ONLY MILD SEDATION THE NIGHT AFTER THE --BUT HE HOLDS SUCH MEDALS AS THE JAWAHARLAL NEHRU SAID TODAY INDIA SHOOTING. SILVER AND BRONZE STARS AND THE PURPLE HAS NO PLANS TO DISCUSS BORDER DIS­ UNDER JAPANESE LAW, THE GIRL CAN NOT HEART TO ATTEST TO HIS PROWESS AS A PUTES WITH COMMUNIST CHINA, BUT ADD­ BE TRIED FOR MURDER, AND HER CASE SOLDIER ED THAT HE DOES NOT RULE OUT THE MUST BE PROCESSED BY A HFAMILY COURT." "HIS TROUBLE WAS THAT HE WAS A POSSIBILITY OF ARBITRATION. COMBAT SOLDIER, NOT A DESK SOLDIER," NEHRU TOLD A PRESS CONFERENCE HE RICE SAID. "WE'RE LOOKING INTO ALL HAD HAD NO OFfERS OF ARBITRATION GENERALS ON HUNGER STRIKE ASPECTS OF THE CASE." FROM OTHER COUNTRIES, HOWEVER. TO PROTEST ALGIERS CEASE-FIRE NORMALLY, HE SAID, ARBITRATION IS PARIS, MARCH 21 (UPI )-Two OF THE NOT USED IN DISPUTES CONCERNING FOUR GENERALS WHO LED THE ABORTIVE FIRE AT HOSPITAL SOVEREt GNTY, "BUT I T DEPENDS ON A ALGIERS REVOLT LAST APRIL ARE ON A NEW YORK, MARCH 21 {UPI )-THIRTY NUMBER OF VARIOUS FACTS." HE DID 48-HOUR HUNGER STRIKE TO PROTEST THE YOUNGSTERS WERE REMOVED TO SAFETY EARLY NOT GO INTO DETAILS. SIGNING OF THE ALGERIAN CEASE-FIRE TODAY WHEN A TWO-ALARM FIRE BROKE OUT THE PRESS CONFERENCE WAS CALLED AGREEMErrt. ON THE ROOF OF A BUILDING HOUSING THE PRINCIPALLY TO DISCUSS THE VISIT OF EX-GENERALS MAURICE CHALLE AND ANDRE CHILDREN'S WARD AT KINGS COUNTY Hos­ MRS. JACQUELINE KENNEDY, WHO LEFT ZELLER BEGAN THEIR HUNGER STRIKE AT PITAL IN BROOKLYN INDIA TODAY FOR PAKISTAN. NOON YESTERDAY WHEN THE CEASE-FIRE THERE WERE NO INJURIES REPORTED. NEHRU SAID HE HAD BEEN "DELIGHTED" CAME INTO OPERATION--SOURCES SAID. THE FIRE STARTED IN A MACHINE SHOP BY HER VISIT. IT WAS, HE SAID, A THEY ARE CURRENTLY HELD AT THE PRISON ON THE ROOF OF A IO-STORY HOSPITAL "CONSIDERABLE SUCCESS ••• VERY MUCH ON NEAR TULLE. BOTH WERE SENTENCED MAY BUILDING. THE CHILDRENS' WARD IS ON THE CREDIT SIDE." 31 TO 15 YEARS CRIMINAL DETENTION. THE TOP FLOOR OF THE BUILDING. THE PRIME MINISTER EXPRESSED HOPE THE OTHER TWO GENERALS, RAOUL SALAN THE CHILDREN WERE QUICKLY TAKEN TO PRESIDENT KENNEDY COULD VISIT INDIA AND EDMOND JOUHAUD, WERE NEVER CAPTUR­ A CORRIDOR AWAY FROM DANGER, BUT WERE SOON, BUT "I HAVE NOT THE SLIGHTEST ED. SALAN HEADS THE OUTLAWED SECRET NOT REMOVED FROM THE HOSPITAL. lI IDEA WHEN HE WILL BE ABLE TO COME." ARMY OAS WHICH HAS SWORN TO CONTINUE THE FIRE WAS BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL THE WAR IN ALGERIA. BEFORE DAWN. ~P~GE 3 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 22 MARCH 1962 SKIN DIVERS FIND NOTHING CHUCKLES WELCOME ABOARD IN SWEEPSTAKES PROBE - ANADARKO, OKLAHOMA, MARCH 21 (UPI)­ PASSENGERS WHO ARRIVED ABOARD THE JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY, MARCH 21 FISHERMAN LEON RODEN OFFERS THIS RE­ TRANS INTERNATIONAL AIRWAYS CHARTER (UP! )-SKIND!VERS WERE SENT UNDER A CIPE FOR BAIT--FIVE SLICES OF BREAD, FLIGHT THIS MORNING WERE AS FOLLOWS. DOCK WEDNESDAY TO SEE iF THE MEN WHO A SPOON OF PEANUT BUTTER, I RIPE TeT - DAVID A. GOLDSTEIN, L. G. SMUGGLED $6.5 M;LL~ON WORTH OF IRISH BAf\;ANA, I SPOON SUGAR, I CAKE YEAS T, GACUTAN, EARLE fn WHITE, RAYMOND How­ SWEEPSTAKES TICKETS !NTO THE UNITED 5 OUNCES WATER AND 3 CUPS BRANDY ELL, JAMES Eo WHITE, R W. WETZEL, STATES HAD THROWM ANYTHiNG OVERBOARD. RODEN SAID YOU DRINK THE BRANDY, MIX ALFRED B. KILANTANG, MORADO AUGUSTIN, THEY FOUND NOT~~NG, HOWEVER THE OTHER INGREDIENTS WELL AND "THEN CHUNG S. DANG AND GEORGE SHINSATO ALL THE SKINDIVERS WERE ORDERED DOWN BY YOU HAVE TO THINK BIGGER THAN THE RETURNED. THE U. S. CUSTOMS SERVICE IN ITS IN-. FISH" USN - LCDR F. LEWIS HANSON IS HERE VESTIGATION OF THE SMUGGLING. TOY J. A. AKIN, A CIVILIAN, JAMES SO FAR, SIX PERSONS HAVE BEEN ARREST­ Los ANGELES, MARCH 21 (UPI )-"WINTER A.SMITH RMSA, ARTURO R. VASQUEZ RMSA, ED I N THE CASE, i NCLUD I NG THREE CREW­ RAINS ARE OVER," W.S. WEATHER BUREAU JAMES BRIAN BARKER RMSA, JAMES A. MEN OF THE S.S. GODAFOSS A VESSEL OF FORECASTER EMILE KURTZ BOLDLY ANNOUNCED ALTON RMSA, RICHARD F. CONRAD RMSA, AN ICELAND SHIPPING FiRM OWNED BY THE LAST NIGHT GEORGE f. OSTER BERGER RMSA AND ROBERT ICELAND GOVERNMENTo "AFTER 6.30 P.M (PST) TUESDAY NIGHT, P. MILLER RM3 ARE ALL NEW TO THE LAWRENCE FLEISHMAN, DiSTRICT SUPER­ WE WILL START SPRING RAINS," HE ADDED ISLAND. VISING CUSTOMS AGENT, SAID HiS iNVES­ USN-PUBLIC WORKS CENTER PEARL HARBOR TIGATION HAS CONVINCED HIM THAT PUT~ MI LWAUKEE, WI SCONSI N, MARCH 21 (UPI) - JONAH F. JOKUA, W,LLIAM H. C. TING THE SWEEPS TAKES TICKETS ABOARD -THE MILWAUKEE COUNTY ZOO IS HAVING LEONG, ROSENDO R. COYOSO, ANTONIO THE SHIP WAS !fA CLANDESTINE OPERATION" TROUBLE KEEPIN WILD ANIMALS OUT. PERRY, GEORGE K. MOLEUCHI, DOUGLAS IN DUBLIN, WHERE THE GODAFOSS STOPPED ZOo DIRECTOR GEORGE SPEIDEL SAID HE P. K. KIM, ARTHUR A. CANTO, DAIID P. EN ROUTE TO JERSEY CITY. HAS ORDERED TRAPS TO ELIMINATE WILD KEAO JR. AND WILFRED H. CHINEN ARE HE SAID HIS INFORMATION CAME FROM FOXES THAT HAVE BEEN TRYING TO ENTER ALL NEW EMPLOYEES. SOURCES OTHER THAN THE IRISH GOVERN­ THE ZOO. JTF8.AfTAC ELEMENT PACIFIC - s/SGT. MENT. JOHN R. LAWSON IS A NEW ARRiVAL. FLEISHMAN SAID THE 179,200 SEIZED DAYTON, OHIO, MARCH 21 (UPI )-"MAIN NMSU - CHESTER A. DYRUD IS A NEW BOOKS OF SWEEPSTAKES TICKETS EVENTU­ GAT E , ST. PET ER S PEA KIN G r, 1ST HE AN S WE R ARRIVAL. ALLY WOULD BE DESTROYED AFTER THEY SOME PEOPLE GET WHEN THEY TELEPHONE CRAIG AND Co LTD. - ROBERT M. ARE USED AS EVIDENCE AT THE TRIAL OF THE DAYTON AIR DEPOT WIETING IS A NEW ARRIVAL HERE TOY. THE PERSONS CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING. THE DEPOT DOES NOT HAVE A DIRECT LINE X-RAY ENGINEERING - GEORGE WONG HE SAID $6. MILLION REPRESENTED THEIR TO HEAVEN, JUST CIVILIAN GUARD ST. RETURNED. SALE VALUE. PETER AT ITS MAIN GATE. PMZ - S D. SCHWARZ - IS HERE TOY. U. S. WEATHER BUREAU - RAYMOND A. BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, MARCH 21 (UPI)­ POWELL IS A NEW ARRIVAL HERE TOY. A SALVATION ARMY BAND PLAYING FOR TRUST TERRITORY - DR. OLTER K. PAUL, LAWYER RECEIVES THREATS CHARITY WERE CHASED AWAY FROM A HOSPIT­ A DENTIST IS ENROUTE TO PONAPE. NEW YORK, MARCH 21 (UPI )-A LAWYER AL WHEN ANGRY DOCTORS COMPLAINED THEY WELCa-.1E ABOARD! ASKED FOR POLICE PROTECTION TODAY AFTER COULDN'T HEAR THELR PATIENTS' HEARTS HIS OFFICE RECEIVED THREATENING PHONE BEATING CALLS ARISiNG fROM HIS ROLE !N DEMAND­ SATOSHI TOKORO LEAVES ING AN INVEST~GATION OF THE MYSTERIOUS MI LWAUKEE, WI SCONS I N, MARCH 21 (UPI) DEATH IN HAITI OF THE SOCiALITE WIFE -PATRICK RAJCHEL, 23, WHO ONCE LOST SATOSHI TOKORO HAS COMPLETED HIS OF A PLASTIC SURGEON. HIS LICENSE FOR FIVE TRAFFIC CONVIC­ CONTRACT WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY THE CALLS WERE fROM "HYSTERICAL TIONS, LED POLICE ON A TWO-MILE CHASE OF TEXAS AND IS LEAVING THE ISLAND MALES," THE ATTORNEY, SHELDON Jo KRAVITZ AFTER HE DROVE THROUGH A STOP SIGN. ON TONIGHT'S TIA CONTRACT CARRIER SAID. ONE WAS RECEiVED LAST NIGHT "I FORGOT I HAD A LICENSE,!! HE EX­ FLIGHT HE WAS A CARPENTER IN THE AND ANOTHER THIS MONRING AT THE OFFICES PLAINED TO COUNTY JUDGE ROBERT MIECH E&M DIVISION HERE FOR TWO YEARS. HE OF HIS FIRM, KRAVITZ, SIKEN AND KAPLANo WILL RESIDE IN HONOLULU. ONE CALLER SAID. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, MARCH 21 (UPI)­ "TELL MRo K,~AVITZ THAT IF HE DOESN'T THE NAVY'S GENERAL FITNESS TEST FOR STOP MESSING UP THE DOC'S LIFE, I'LL OFFICERS UNDER 40 YEARS OF AGE REQUIR­ GIVE TO THE RED CROSS KilL HIM." ES A 300-YARD RUN, I~ PUSHUPS, AN I I THE ATTORNEY REQUESTED THE INQUiRY INCH STANDING JUMP AND 25 SITUPS IN ABOUT 85 CENTS OF EVERY DOLLAR THE IN BEHALF OF RELATIVES OF THE FORMER THE SPACE OF AN HOUR. RED CROSS SPENDS ON DISASTER RELIEF MRS o LUCiLLE ROGERS, WHO DIED IN CAPT. DONALD IRVING, 49, DECIDED GOES FOR WHAT IS KNOWN AS "LONG TERM HAITI, MARCH 14, TWO WEEKS AFTER YESTERDAY TO SEE HOW HE MEASURED UP ASSISTANCE." THIS CAN BE IN THE FORM MAR~YING THE PLASTIC SURGEON, DR. TO THE YOUNGER OFFICERS. HE RAN 300 OF FOOD, CLOTHING AND MAINTENANCE, OR MANFRED GRAF VON LINDE. HE IS HELD YARDS, DID 50 PUSHUPS AND JUMPED 17 MEDICAL CARE AND REPLACING OF LOST IN HAITI PENDING AN INVESTIGATION OF INCHES, ALL IN FOUR MINUTES--THEN HE OCCUPATIONAL EQUIPMENT, OR IN THE RE­ THE DEATH. SPENT THE REMAINING 56 MINUTES DOING BUILDING AND REPAIR OF HOMES. IN DR. VON LINDE, 14 YEARS YOUNGER THAN 1,079 SITUPS, THE 1960-61 FISCAL YEAR THE RED CROSS HIS WIFE, WHO WAS 52, MET TODAY WITH SPENT NEARLY $9.7 MILLION TO ASSIST A LAWYER, CHARLES EMMETT JR., WHO FLEW DETROIT, MARCH 20, (UPI )-THE DETROIT DISASTER VICTIMS. THIS MONEY HELPED FROM NEW YORK TO REPRESENT HIM. COUNCIL HAD TO ANTE UP $20 YESTERDAY 28,300 FAMILIES PICK UP THE PIECES IN DEMANDING AN INVESTIGATION, TO COVER A SHORTAGE IN TRAFFIC COURT OF THEIR DISASTER-DESTROYED LIVES KRAVITZ MADE PUBLIC A STATEMENT FROM ACCOUNTS. AND START ANEW. "WHEN You HELP ••• WE A DOCTOR HERE THAT THE DEAD WOMAN WAS THE SHORTAGE WAS CAUSED WHEN SOME CAN HELP." GIVE TO THE RED CROSS. IN EXCELLENT HEALTH BEFORE GOING TO BODY PAID A TRAFFICE FINE WITH A HAITI. FIRST EXAMINATION OF THE BODY COUNTERFEIT BILL. ALL MEN SOLICITING FUNDS fOR THE INDICATED THAT SHE DIED OF A HEART RED CROSS DRIVE ARE ASKED TO ATTEND ATTACK. THE BODY SINCE HAS BEEN EX­ LONDON, MARCH 20 (UPI )-SIGN DISCOVER­ A DINNER MEETING - AT THE CPO MESS HUMED FOR FURTHER TEST. ED TODAY IN CHALK ON WESTMINSTER AT 6·45 P. M. FRIDAY. CATHEDRAL "SIN NOW, PAY LATER." . .... BANGKOK, MARCH 21 (UPI )-U S. ASSIST­ TALKS TO BEGIN HAESSLEHOLM, SWEDEN, MARCH 20, (UPI) ANT SECRETARY OF STATE FOR FAR EAST­ SINGAPORE, MARCH 21, (UPI )-TALKS BE­ -Two BROTHERS ADMITTED STEALING A CAR ERN AFFAIRS AVERELL HARRIMAN ARRIVED TWEEN MALAYA AND BRITAIN FOR THE TRANS­ BUT THE ELDEST DENIED A CHARGE OF BE­ HERE TODAY FOR A ROUND OF TALKS WITH FER OF BRITISH RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ING TOO YOUNG TO DRIVE. THAI GOVERNMENT LEADERS TO ENLIST DEFENSE OF SINGAPORE AND THE BORNEO "I'M A DWARF,1f HE TOLD POLICE. THEIR SUPPORT FOR A NEUTRAL, COALI­ TERRITORIES TO THE PROJECTED MALAYSIA HIS FATHER, HOWEVER, CONFIRMED POLICE TION GOVERNMENT IN NEIGHBORING LABU. FEDERATION WILL BEGIN THURSDAY IN KUALA SUSPICION. HE SAID HIS SONS WERE HARRIMAN FLEW IN FROM HONG KONG, LUMPUR, MALAYAN DEPUTY PREMIER TUN 9 AND II. WHEN HE SPENi TUESDAY NIGHT EN ROUTE ABDUL RAZAK DISCLOSED TUESDAY HERE FROM TOKYO. RAZAK ARRIVED HERE TO ATTEND A ROYAL LIVE MERRILY AS THOU CANST, FOR BY HARRIMAN POSTPONED HIS SCHEDULED RE­ MALAYAN NAVY FUNCTION FOR OFFICERS OF HONEST MIRTH WE CURE MANY PASSIONS OF TURN TO WASHINGTON EARLIER THIS WEEK OTHER COMMONWEALTH N~VIES WHO HAVE JUST THE MIND. A GAY COMPANION IS AS A TO FLY HERE. HE IS SCHEDULED TO ~EET FINISHED TAKING PART IN A JOINT NAVAL WAGON TO HIM THAT IS WEARIED BY THE WITH THAI PREMIER MARSHAL SARIT THAN­ EXERCISE OFF SINGAPORE. WAY ARAT AND FOREIGN MINISTER THACAT THE DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER SAID THE ROBERT BURTON KHOMAN. FIRST ROUND OF TALKS WILL BE BETWEEN HI .... - 'J AND BR I TIC: u J) ["" ["" ENS E MIN 1ST ER HtJ ) WATKINSON. ---r------~~ PAGE 4 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 22 MARCH !962

GENERAL MESS MENU U.S 0 FIRST LADY 1N POWDER FRIDAY 23 MARCH 1962 THROWING MATCH WITH NEHRU

BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER NEW DELHI, MARCH 21 (UPI )-MRS. 4 CHILLED PRUNES OYSrrER STEW FISH CHOWDER JACQUELINE KENNEDY BADE FAREWELL TODAY CHILLED FRUIT JUICE GRILLED HALIBUT STEAK GRILLED SALMON STEAK TO HER HOSTS IN THE LAND Of MAHARAJAHS HOT & COLD CEREAL W/TARTAR SAUCE W/TARTAR SAUCE AND ELEPHANTS AND LEfT BY PLANE FOR GRILLED BACON BRAISED SIRLOIN TIPS GRILLED LIVER W/ONION THE ANCIENT CITY OF LAHORE IN PAKISTANo HOT CAKES W/MAPLE SYRUP PARSLEY POTATOES GRAVY MRSc KENNEDY WOUN) UP HER EXCITING STEAMED RICE BUTTERED BROCCOLI WHIPPED POTATOES 9-DAY TRIP TO INDIA BY PLAYING "HOLl tI BLUEBERRY MUFFINS STEAMED RICE MIXED VEGETABLES WITH PRIME MINISTER JAWAHARLAI NEHRU HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM SALAD BAR W/DRESSING STEAMED RICE AND INDIAN AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED CHILLED MILK- HOT COFFEE BAKED CABIN PUDDING COLE SLAW STATES B. K NEHRU. HOL liS THE HI NDU ICED TEA W/LEMON PINEAPPLE UPSIDE-DoWN CAKE CUSTOM OF THROWING COLORED POWDER ON CHILLED MILK- HOT COFFEE COLD DRINK ANYTHING THAT MOVES. CHILLED MILK- HOT COFFEE THE HOll FESTIVAL BEGAN AT MIDNIGHT AND EVERYWHERE SHE LOOKED MRS. KENNtDY IMITATION "LIVING MATTER" SAW iNDIANS SMEARED WITH RED, YELLOW AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE AND GREEN-COLORED POWDER. CREATED BY FLORlDA SCIENTIST THE PRIME MINISTER GREETED MRS. THURSDAY 22 MARCH 1962 WASHINQTON, MARCH 21 (UPI )-A KENNEDY I N A TYP I CAL "HOll'f SP I R I T BY 5.00 P.M. NEWS SCIENTIST REPORTED TCCAY THAT HE HAD DABBING SOME COLOR DYE ON HER fOREHEAD. 5.05 P.M. JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT CREATED TEST TUBE SUBSTANCES WHICH THE FIRST LADY SEEMED VERY AMUSED AND 6:00 PIoM. NEWS I MI TATES L I V I NG MATTER. WAS QUICK TO fOLLOW HIS ACTION, PICK­ 6.15 P.M. THE LATIN QUARTER DR. SIDNEY W. Fox Of FLORIDA STATE ING UP SOME COLORED POWDER AND DA8!ING 6 30 P.M. WHAT'S My LINE UNIVERSITY SAID THE SYNTHETIC MATE­ HIM ON THE FOREHEADo 7:00 P.M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES RIALS WERE PREPARED UNDER CONDITIONS MRS. KENNEDY THEN TURNED HER ATTENTION 7 30 P .. M~ ISPOR'TS DESK SIMILAR TO THOSE WHICH MAY HAVE PRE­ ON AMBASSADOR NEHRU, WHO PATTED SOME 8.00 P.M. JOHNNY BONO VAILED ON EARTH BILLIONS OF YEARS COLORED POWDER ON HER NOSE. THIS AP­ 8:30 P.M. ROMANCE AGO. PEARED TO FURTHER AMUSE THE PRESIDENT'S 9.00 P.M. NEWS HE SAID THE SUBSTANCES BEHAVE SOME­ WIFE, WHO TURNED THE TABLES ON THE 9:15 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT WHAT LIKE ENZYMES, THE BIOCHEMICAL AMBASSADOR BY EMPTYING AN ENTIRE CON­ 10.uO P.M. NEWSMAKERS CATALYSTS WITHOUT WHICH LifE PROCESS­ TAINER OF COLOR ON HIS HEAD. 10 15 P.M. MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT CONT'D. ES COULD NOT OCCUR. AFTER THE fUN WAS OVER, MRS. KENNEDY 12·00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF Fox CALLED HIS TEST TUBE PRODUCTS WAS PRESENTED WITH A PAIR OF TIGER CUBS. PROTEINOIDS BECAUSE THEY RESEMBLE THE SIX-MONTH-OLD TIGERS PURRED S.UGLY FRIDAY 23 MARCH 1962 PROTEINS. HE FOUND THAT THEY ACTED INSIDE A SPACIOUS WOODEN CAGE BEARING 6·00 A.M. NEWS IN SOME RESPECTS LIKE THE SPECIAL THE SIGN "A GIFT FROM INDIA TO THE 6.05 A.M. THE DAWN BREAKER PROTEINS CALLED ENZYMES. DISTINGUISHED FIRST LADY OF THE UNITED 6 30 A.M. NEWS ENZYMES CATALYSTS--THAT IS, INDUCE, STATES, MRS. JOHN F. KENNEDY." 6.35 A.M. DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D. CONTROL, AND SPEED UP--CHEMICAL PROC­ 7·'5 A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE ESSES IN LIVING PLANTS AND ANIMALS. RED CHINA ARCHAEOLOGISTS 7 30 A.M. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL Fox's ARTifiCIAL ENZYMES WERE ABLE 8.00 A.M. DON Mc NE ILL TO BREAK DOWN A COMPLEX CHEMICAL, UNCOVER ANC:I[Nr rCAP ITAL.. 8.30 A.M. ARTHUR GODfREY PARA-NITROPHENYL ACETATE, INTO ITS TOKYO, MARCH 21 (UPI )-CHINESE ARCHAE­ 8 55 A.M. ART BAKER'S NOTEBOOK COMPONENT PARTS AS A REAL ENZYME OLOGISTS HAVE UNEARTHED REMAINS or THE 9:00 A.M. My TR UE STORY WOULD. 2,000-YEAR-OLD CAPITAL OF THE tMPEROR 9:40 A.M. BORIS KARLOFf A PROTEIN MOLECULE IN A LIVING WHO IS SAID TO HAVE COMPLETED THE 9:45 AoM. MASTERS OF MELODY ORGANIZM CONSISTS Of A LONG CHAIN BUILDING OF THE GREAT WALL. 10·00 A.M. GARRY MOORE OF SIMPLER SUBSTANCES, CALLED AMINO "THE SITE OF S,ENYANG, THE CAPITAL 10 25 A.M. ANDY GRifFITH ~C1DS, ARRANGED IN A CERTAIN SPECIAL OF THE CHIN DYNASTY (221 BC TO 207 BC) 10 30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE PMR ORDER. WAS fOUND 10 KILOMETERS NORTHEAST OF 1100 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK THE PROTEINOIDS PREPARED BY Fox THE MODERN CITY Of THE SAME NAME, 83 I I .25 A. M. SOCIAL SECURITY FILE ALSO AR E :MADE UP OFl LONG AM I NO AC I D KILOMETERS FROM SAIN," THE NEW CHINA 11.30 A.M. IRA COOK CHAINS. BUT, UNLIKE THE LIVING NEWS AGENCY SAID IN A BROADCAST MONITOR­ 12·00 NOON - NEWS MATTER THEY IMITATE, THE PROTEINOIDS' ED HERE TODAY. 12.05 P.M. BUSINESS FINAL, STOCKS, PARTS ARE LINKED TOGETHER "IN A HIT­ THE CAPITAL WAS THAT OF THE EMPEROR WEATHER OR-MISS FASHION." CHIN SHIH HUANG, FIRST BUILDING OF THE 12 15 P.M. GUEST STAR SCIENTISTS BELIEVE PROTEINOIDS MAY WORLD-FAMOUS GREAT WAIr.L," THE COMMUNIST 12.30 P.M. FLAIR HAVE BEEN fORMED NATURALLY FROM AMINO AGENCY SAID. 1.00 P.M. NEWS ACIDS WHEN THE EARTH WAS YOUNG. THEN "No DETAILED RECORDS OF THE LOCALE 1 0 15 P.M. LIGHT Up - RELAX Fox SUGGESTED, "CATALYSTICALLY ACTIVE AND LAYOUT Of THE CAPITAL HAVE BEEN 1 30 P.M. CARPENTER'S SHOP CONCERT PROTEINS," OR ENZYMES, WERE FORMED PRESERVED ALTHOUGH ITS WHEREABOUTS WERE 3 00 P.M. THE SWINGIN' YEARS IN MUCH THE SAME WAY. KNOWN APPROX l~TEL y," THE AGENCY SA I D. 0 PoM. ROCKETING RHYTHMS "REMAINS Of CITY WALLS OF BEATEN ~ 3 EARTH, WELLS, A DRAINAGE SYSTEM AND 00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND NEW EDUCATION BILL 4 30 P.M. PAU HANA SERENADE HOUSES HAVE BEEN EXCAVATED ALONG THE ..... WASHINGTON, MARCH 21 (UPI )-WELFARE BANK OF THE WEI RIVER. THE REMAINS OF SECRETARY ABRAHAM A. RIBICOFF IS IN A STRETCH OF BEATEN EARTH WALL IN THE WASHINGTON CHERRY BLOSSOMS WITH THE LATEST PROPOSAL FOR A NEW NORTHERN PART OF THE AREA ARE BELIEVED WASHINGTON, MARCH 21 (UPI )-JAPANESE CABINET DEPARTMENT--EDUCATION, TO BE EITHER THE CITY WALLS OF THE CHERRY BLOSSOM SOOTHSAYERS READ ALL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. ANCIENT CAPITAL OR THE WALLS AROUND A THE SIGNS, THEN SAID IT WAS AN OPEN RIBICOFF, HEAD OF THE BIG HEALTH, PALACE BUILT BY THE EMPEROR THE STREET QUESTION WHETHER THE BUDS WOULD BE EDUCATION AND WELFARE DEPARTMENT, AND WALL IS ONE AND HALF MILES LONG BLOOMING IN TIME fOR WASHINGTON'S MADE THE SUGGESTION IN TESTIMONY AND 200 FEET WIDE. THE SOUTHERN PART ANNUAL CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL. RELEASED TODAY BY A HOUSE APPROPRI­ OF fHEISITE OF THE CAPITAL HAS BEEN MASSACHUSETTS CHERRY BLOSSOM PRINC­ ATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE. WASHED INTO THE WEI RIVER." ESS JEAN-MARIA ROOKS AND PARK DIRECTOR A SIMILAR SUGGESTION WAS MADE EARLI­ THE AGENCY SAID THAT HISTORICAL RE­ T. SUTTON JET~MADE AN ON-THE-SCENE ER THIS YEAR BY CHAIRMAN ADAM C. CORDS SHOWED THAT, "WHEN EVER THE (t4I~N INVESTIGATION YESTERDAY AT THE TIDAL POWELL, DEMOCRAT-NEW YORK, Of THE ~MPEROR CONQUERED ONE OF THE SIX CON­ BAS IN. THE.Y SA I D I T ALL DEPENDS ON HOUSE EDUCATION COMMITTEE. TEMPORANEOUS STATES, HE BUILT A PALACE THE WEATHER. RIBICOff, NOTING THAT THE GOVER~ IN THE LATTER'S ARCHITECTURAL ,TYLE THE FESTIVAL, WHICH HAS BEEN CALLED MENT NOW IS SPENDING $3 BILLION A TO SHOW OfF HIS MIGHT AND VICTORY. WASHINGTON'S BIGGEST SPRINGTIME SHOW, YEAR ON EDUCATION IN WIDELY-SCATTER­ THE fOUNDATIONS Of 12 BUILDING~ POSSIBLY IS SET FOR APRIL 3-8 • ED PROGRAMS, SAID, "I THINK THAT THE REMAINS Of PALACES THUS BUILT WERE YOSHITAKA MIKIMOTO, FAMED JAPANESE THERE SHOULD BE PULLED TOGETHER ALL FOUND NEAR HiE BEATEN EARTH WALL." PEARL KING WHO DONATED THE $100,000 EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THIS GOVER~ ONE Of THE MOST IMPORTANT ITEMS UN~ CROWN WHICH THE QUEEN OF THE FESTIVAL MENT UNDER A SECRETARY Of EDUCATION, COVERED WAS "A WELL-PRESERVED BRONZE WILL WEAR, ARRIVED HERE TONIGHT AND SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY." PLATE BEARING AN IMPERIAL DECREE OF 40 REPORTEDLY PLANS TO INVITE THIS YEAR'S WORDS ORDERING STANDARDIZATION OF QUEEN TO VI!IT JAPAN ON AN ALL-EXPENSE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES." THE AGENCY TOUR. HELP CONSERVE WATER!!! SAID THIS WAS THE fiRST OF ITS KIND EVER EXCAVATED IN CHINA. BIG CATCH BY KWAJ FISHERMEN

It ABOARD THE I' J" BOAT YESTERDAY WERE SEVEN NAVY MEN AND FOR ALL CONCERNED, IT WAS A GOOD DAY FOR ALL. THE ACT­ SPORTS ION STARTED JUST OUT OF THE SAR PAS­ . SAGE, WHEN CHARLIE SMITH HOOKED A PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION THURSDAY 22 MARCH 1962 MAHI-MAHII. AFTER ABOUT fiVE MINUTES, 1 HE LOST IT. TOUGH LUCK C~ARLIE, BUT BASEBALL BRIEFS ! STANDINGS IN YOU MADE UP FOR LOST TIME WHEN THE DAY EXHIBITION BASEBALL WAS JUST A LITTLE OLDER THE FIRST ST. PETERSBURG, FLA., {UPI)-VETERAN TWO FISH WERE CAUGHT AND LANDED WHEN RIGHTHANDER SKINNY BROWN AND ROOKIE BY UNITfD PRESS INTERNATIONAL BOB WYLIE AND WILLARD KNIGHT BOATED LEFTHANDER TOM BAKER HELD THE NEW YORK AME.RICAN LEAGUe WON LOST PCT. THE FIRST TWO YELLOW-FIN TUNA THEN THE METS TO SIX SCATTERED HITS TODAY IN NEW YORK "9 "I ·900 ACTION STARTED, WHAT WITH A STRIKE PITCHING THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES TO A CHICAGO 4 .636 EVERY FEW MINUTES. iT WASN'T LONG BE­ 1-0 VICTORY. IT WAS THE fifTH STRAIGHT WASHINGTON ~ 4 .600 FORE EACH MAN HAD A FISH. THAT IS EX­ DEfEAT FOR THE FLEDGLING METS AND DETROIT 5 4 .5~6 CEPT BOB CROWDER. HE BOUGHT UP THE THEIR SECOND SHUTOUT IN NINE GAMES. BOSTON 6 5 ·5 5 REAR WITH THE HEAVIEST SKIPJACE CAUGHT. KANSAS CITY 6 .~45 GOOD SHOW BOB, BOTH TIMES. NOT TO BE FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA., (UPI)-THE Los ANGELES g OUTDONE, ERNIE SMITH PROCEEDED TO LAND • 5~ UNBEATEN YANKEES COMBINED A STURDY CLEVELAND ~ 3b THREE SKIPJACK RANGING FROM 15 TO 20 OFfENSE WITH A TIGHT DEFENSE TODAY TO BALTIMORE 3 ~ ·333 POUNDS. NOT A BAD CATCH FOR THE DAY. ACHIEVE A 10-4 VICTORY OVER THE BRAVES, MINNESOTA 3 7 .300 JIM REEVES HAD HIS HANDS FULL WITH 25 TO RUN THEIR WINNING STREAK TO NINE NATIONAL LEAGUE POUND SKIPJACK HE CAUGHT. HEY JIM, GAMES. CHICAGO 6 4 .600 WHICH WAS THE HARDER TO LAND, THE TUNA ST. LOUIS 6 4 .600 OR THE SKIPJACK? ALL TOLD, A GOOD TIME POMPANO BEACH, FLA., (UPI)-THE WASH­ Los ANGELES 6 5 ·545 WAS HAD BY ALL WITH SIX YELLOW FIN INGTON SENATORS ALMOST BLEW A 15-0 SAN FRANCISCO 6 5 ·545 TUNA, SEVEN SKIPJACK AND TWO BONITA LEAD TODAY BUT MANAGED TO HANG ON AND HOUSTON .500 CAUGHT. WILLARD KNIGHT HAD JUST ABOUT BEAT THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX, 15-12. PHILADELPHIA ~ ~ .~OO LANDED HIS SECOND TUNA, WHEN SOMEBODY THE SENATORS HAD A MERRY-GO-ROUND PITTSBURGH 4 • 24 GOOFED AND LET SOME SLACK IN THE LINE, UNTIL THE EIGHTH INNING WHEN THE SOX, CINCINNATI ~ ·36 AND GUESS WHAT. YEP, HE LOST IT, SO BLANKED BY DAVE STENHOUSE AND CARL NEW YORK 3 ~ ·333 CHARLIE HAD COMPANY. CHARLIE BAKER BOULDIN, CAME ALIVE WITH SIX RUNS ON MILWAUKEE 3 7 .300 HAD VERY GOOD LUCK WITH HIS THREE FISH FIVE HITS OFF ROOKIE DAVE TYRIVER...... GUESS HE'S JUST A NATURAL. THE INNING WAS FEATURED BY SHERM WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR THANKS TO THE LOLLAR'S THREE-RUN HOMER. INDIANAPOLIS 500 MILER SK I PPER OF TH E "J" BOAT, MIKE CHOBAN INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, MARCH 21 AND TO HIS DECKHAND, AL KAAI, FOR A TAMPA, FLA., (UPI)-THE ST. lOUIS (UPI)-VETERAN DEMPSEY WILSON AND TWO JOB WELL DONE." CARDINALS, CAPITALIZING ON THE WILD­ ROOKIES WERE NOMINATED YESTERDAY TO NESS OF RIGHTHANDER JIM MALONEY, BEAT DRIVE IN THIS YEAR'S 500-MILE SPEED­ THE CINCINNATI REDS, 5-4, TODAY. WAY AUTO RACE. SPORTSMEN OVER CARDINALS 7-6 WILSON, LAWNDALE, CALIFORNIA, WILL IN KWAJALEIN MOUNTA!NBALL LEAGUE WEST PALM BEACH, FLA., (UPI)-THE Los DRIVE THE SAME CAR HE CHAUFFEURED LAST ACTION, THE SPORTSMEN MAINTAINED THEIR ANGELES DODGERS RALLED FOR TWO RUNS YEAR FOR LYSLE GREENMAN, CHATSWORTH, WINNING STREAK BY STAGING AN UPHILL IN THE EIGHTH AND TWO MORE IN THE CAL I FORN I A. 1 N THREE PREV 10US RACES BATTING RALLY IN THE SEVENTH INNING NINTH TO DEFEAT THE KANSAS CITY ATH­ HE FAILED TO GO THE DISTANCE. TO UP END THE VASTLY IMPROVED CARDINAL LETICS TODAY 4-1. HERB HILL, McHENRY, ILLINOIS, WAS 7-6 LAST NIGHT UNDER THE ARCS AT DALLY NAMED AS DRIVER OF AN EIGHT-CYLINDER FIELD. PHOENIX, ARIZ., (UPI)-THE HOUSTON CAR ENTERED BY ROBERT PETERSON, COMING FOR THEIR TURNS AT BAT IN COLT .45s SQUARED THEIR CACTUS LEAGUE CHICAGO. THE BOTTOM OF THE SEVENTH WITH A 6-5 BOOKS AT 5-5 TODAY BY SCORING ALL THE FOURTH ENTRY TUESDAY CAME FROM DEFICli STARiNG IN THEIR FACES, SPORTS THEIR RUNS AFTER TWO WERE OUT TO DE­ RAY BRADY, NORRISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA, MEN'S ALFRED PEREZ, STARTED OFF WITH A FEAT THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS, 12-9, BUT NO DRIVER WAS NAMED. SINGLE, BILL SATURNIO, GOT ON WITH AN IN A DUST STORM. THIRTY CARS NOW ARE ENTERED. ERROR, HERMAN SIBAYAN MADE A SACRIFICE THE PITCHING VICTORY WENT TO HAL FLY ALL THE WAY INTO DEEP CENTERFIELD WOODESHICK, WHO SURVIVED A FIVE-RUN TO BRING HOME ONE RUN AND TO TIE THE GIANT THIRD INNING, BY WHICH TIME RECORD BETTING AT HORSE RACE GAME. BOBBY ALCOVER, THE NL LEADING THE 45s HAD PEPPERED STARTER AND LOSER OPENING DAY BATTER CAME UP NEXT AND BATTING 3 FOR JACK SANFORD WITH NINE RUNS AND NINE NEW YORK, MARCH 21 (UPI)-NEW YORK 3 FOR THE EVENING, TOOK THE FIRST OF THEIR 13 HITS. EACH OF THE FIRST HORSE PLAYERS GREETED THE NEW SEASON PITCH AND SENT A SCREECHING LINE DRIVE EACH OF THE FIRST NINE RUNS OFF SAN­ YESTERDAY BY WAGERING A RECORD TO RIGHT FIELD THAT BROUGHT HOME THE fORD CAME AFTER TWO WERE OUT AND NO­ $6,024,632--ENOUGH TO BUY FOUR SUPER­ WINNING RUN AND TO END THE GAME. CON­ BODY WAS ON BASE. SONIC FIGHTER-BOMBERS. TRIBUTING TO THEIR VICTORY WERE, JONAH THE GIANTS, WHO ALSO AMASSED 13 A CROWD Of 47,065 WELCOMED THE RE­ MAWAE, REMI REMITICADO, SAMMY LANGSI, HITS, ARE NOW 5-5. TURN OF THE THOROUGH-BREDS TO AQUE­ JACK MI IKE, KATS AND KAKAZU. DUCT BY BETTING $3,853,138 ON NINE THE CARDINALS WHO WENT ALL THE WAY PALM SPRINGS, CALIF., (UPI)-TRfGGERED RACES--A RECORD OPENING DAY HANDLE TO TROUBLE THE SPORTSMEN WERE GRINO BY JIM FREGOSI'S INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME fOR A NEW YORK IIFLAT" TRACK. RODILLAS, TSUJIO MIYASHIRO, AKIRA RUN, THE Los ANGELES ANGELS SNAPPED SEVERAL HOURS LATER AT THE ROOSE­ HIGA, SUS ARINE, MORRIS GROWL, MITCH THE CHICAGO CUBS' SIX-GAME WINNING VELT RACEWAY HARNESS TRACK AT WEST­ FURAMOTO, KEN KIHARA, MANUEL EBANEZ, STREAK, 6-2, TODAY BEfORE 1,238 FANS BURY, A CROWO OF 35,055 AND FERRON PAWN, OYA AND MAEDA. WHO BRAVED RAW AND WINDY WEATHER $2,171,494 ON ANOTHER NINE-RACE WINNING PITCHER - KAKAZU - 5-0 FREGOSI, THE ANGELS' 19-YEAR-OLD PROGRAM BOTH FIGURES REPRESENTED LOSING PITCHER - GROWL - 0-3 ROOKIE SHORTSTOP, HAD TWO HITS TO OPENING NIGHT RECORDS. SPORTSMEN - 7 RUNS, 12 HITS AND 3 RAISE HIS SPRING AVERAGE TO .417. ERRORS. HIS HOME RUN, SLICED TO RIGHT FIELD, CARDINALS - 6 RUNS, 8 HITS AND 5 CAME OFF MoRRIS STEVENS WITH TWO PMZ VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS ERRORS. MATES ABOARD IN THE SIXTH INNING AND P.MoZ. LAST NIGHT, NOT CONTENT BE­ HOMERUNS - CARDINALS - GRINO RODILLAS BROKE A 2-2 TIE. ING THE 4 MEN VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS CAME OUT LAST NIGHT TO CAPTURE THE HEAD UMPIRE - B.BENN, UMPIRE - B SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ., (UPI)-PETE VOLLEYBALL DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE TOYAMA. RUNNELS SINGLED WITH TWO AWAY IN THE BY DOWNING AQUANAUTS 15-9 - 6-15 AND NINTH TODAY TO SCORE Lou CLINTON AND 15-12. MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE GIVE THE BOSTON REO Sox A 2-1 VICTORY ApPROXIMATELY 200 FANS WITNESSED 1 HURS 22 MAR. 6 P.M FIREMEN "A" VSo OVER THE CLEVELAND INDIANS AT SCOTTS­ THESE 4 BEST PLAYERS ON THIS ATOLL OUTLAWS DALE STADIUM PERFORM. PoM.Z. 's HAL CHARTRAND FR I. 23 MAR. 6 P.M. HEIDE & COOK VS. CLEVELAND WAS HELD TO FOUR HITS BY AND DUDLEY MAKAHANALOA AND AQUANAUTS' FIRE COMETe: THE COMBINED PITCHING OF BILL MON­ OLLIE DAVIS AND ADRIAN KAMAHELE. S AT. 24 MAR. 6 P.M F!REMEN "All VS. BOUQUETTE AND MIKE FORNIELES, YET IT THESE BOYS ARE SE~KING A GAME AGAINST MARINE DEPT. WAS A BATTLE FOR THE RED SOX TO WIN ROI NAMUR's BEST VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS. IT IN THE EIGPTU THE RED SOX FINALLY SCORED A TALI S RUt-mELS WAL I PAGE 6 HaJRGLASS THURSDAY 22 MARCH 1962 NOTICES oni,h! OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. MEETINGS ItTHE TRAPP FAMILytt--RuTH LEUWERICK, HANS HOLT--FllMED IN BAVARIA, ATTENTiON STUDENTS OF THE FRIDAY THIS IS THE STORY OF THE FAMOUS TRAPP FAMILY SINGERS WHOSE EX-~ NIGHT SPANISH CLASS: THE REGULAR PLOITS FORM THE STORY LINE FOR THE CURRENT BROADWAY MUSICAL "SOUND CLASS SESSION WILL BE HELD THIS OF MuSIC". FRIDAY - 3/23. THE SONG PROGRAM SCHEDULED FOR THIS WEEK HAS BEEN POST RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. PONED UNTIL NEXT FRIDAY. "SOLID GOLD CAOILLAC"--PAUL DOUGLAS, JUDY HOLIDAy--STORY TELLS IN ESSENCE, OF THE SIMPLE WAY THAT SIMPLE FOLKS, WITH THEIR FEW KWAJALEIN TOASTMASTERS WILL MEET SHARES OF STOCK CAN TAKE CARE OF THE BiG BAD MANIPULATORS WflO TONIGHT AT 7.00 IN THE YOKWE YUK WOULD STEAL FROM THE STOCKHOLDERS. CLuB. ALL ADULT MALE PERSONNEL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND OUR BANQUET AS YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7.00 AND 9.00 P.M. GUESTS. CALL 331 IF INTERESTED AND If THE TENDER TRAP"--FRANK SINATRA, DEBBIE REYNOLDS- ... STORY OF A MAN AN INVITATION WILL BE EXTENDED. WHO TRIES TO REMAIN A PERENNIAL BACHELOR, ALTHOUGH LOVED BY MANY WOMEN. JUNIOR CHOIR PRACTICE WilL BE HELD TONIGHT AT 6:30 IN THE MEMORIAL ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8.30 P.M. CHAPEL "TO CATCH A THIEF"--GRACE KELLY, CARY GRANT--STORY OF A MAN WHO THE JUNIOR CHOIR WILL SING IN THE ONCE A THIEF HIMSELF, ANO NOW ON THE SIDE OF THE LAW, BELiEVES SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE. SEVERELY IN THE SAYING "IT TAKES A THIEF TO CATCH A THIEF." THIS IS THE REASON WHY HE'S TRYING TO CATCH THE CROOK WHO STOLE HIS FOR SALE GIRL'S JEWELRY. ONE TON MITCHELL AIR CONDITIONER $75.00 CALL 2462. MAD CLUB SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M.

1t "ALL HANDS ON DECK"--PAT BOONE, BUDDY HACKETT, BARBARA EDEN-­ GIRL'S 26 BIKE. $5.00 CALL 2251. PAT BOONE IN THE GAYEST GOB-AND-GAL GET TOGET~R EVER! 19 MONTH OLD l~ TON FEDDERS AIR CONDITIONER. CALL CAPT. LOKAY AT ROI NAMUR MOVIES 9~421, DURING WORKING HOURS OR 2201 MEETINGS THURSDAY 22 MARCH 1962 8 P.M. AFTER 4 30 P.M THERE WILL BE A COOK OUT AT THE "FUZZY PINK NIGITGO\tJN" ..... JANE RUSSELL, SCUBA CLUB HOUSE FOR ALL MASTER KEENAN WYNN--MoVIE STAR, WHOSE KIDNAP­ COMPLETE HAM RADIO CW RlG CONSIST­ MASONS, THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS PING BEFORE THE PREMIERE OF HER LATEST ING OF DX-20 TRANSMITTER, HI-GAIN AT 5:00 P.M. SUNDAY, MARCH 25TH. FILM IS SUSPECTED OF BEiNG A PUBLICITY BAND VERTICAL ANTENNA, HALLICRAFTER 4 STUNT, FALLS IN LOVE WITH ONE CAPTOR, s-85 GENERAL COVERAGE RECEIVER, KEY THE NEXT SENIOR LIFE SAVING CLASS THEN SACRIFICES HER CAREER BY CONFESS­ AND HEAD PHONES WILL BE HELD ON WEDNtsDAY 28 MARCH ING SHE HIR~D THE KtONAPERS. WILL SELL COMPLETE OR SEPARATELY. AT 6 P.M. IN THE DEPENDENTS POOL. FRIDAY 23' MARCH 1962 8 P.M. ALSO A FEW ACCESSORIES SUCH AS "THE D. io"--JACK WEBB, DON DUBBINS-­ CRYSTALS, S-METER, ADVANCED CODE THERE WILL BE A CUB SCOUT PACK DEALS WITH THE STERN, RUTHLESS TRAIN­ COURSE AND OSCILLATOR. MAY BE SEEN MEETING IN THE TERMINAL BUILDING AT ING OF MARINE RECRUITS BY A HARD-BOILED AT CORAL BOQ ROOM 307 OR CALL 2158. 7 P.M. MONDAY 26 MARCH. DRILL INSTRUCTOR AT PARRIS iSLAND AS ...... HE ATTEMPTS TO MAtNTAIN THE HIGH PLA­ NEW PAIR OF WHITE DRESS FLATS SIZE THERE WILL BE A PROTESTANT TOON STANDARD REqUtRED OF HIM. AN 8M. CALL 616 ANYTIME. C~MMUNICANT CLASS - FRIDAY 3tl5 IN EMOTIONALLY DISfb&BED RECRUIT CREATES THE CHAPLAIN'S OFFICE. PROBLEMS. NEW SW 1M CLASS ------~.~..... ANY ADULT INTERESTED IN JOINING SPECIAL NOTICES A RED CRO~~ LEARN TO SWIM CLASS, "WASH AND DRY ONLY" SERVICE IS SHOULD CALL PAT AT THE GEAR LOCKER AVAILABLE AT THE KWAJALEIN LAUNDRY 420. THIS CLASS WlLL' MEEt MoNDAY FOR ALL PERSONNEL ON THE ISLAND. AT 6P.M~ AT THE DEPENDENT POOL IF THIS SERVICE IS PROVIDED AT A LOW FENCE IS COMPLETED. COST TO THE PATRON. DUE TO THE LIMITED LAUNDERING FAC­ lOST ILITIES AND THE INCREASED WORKLOAD ~LD WEDDING BAND IN VICINITY OF WHICH AT TIMES NECESSITATES DELAYS DEPENDENTS POOL OR EMON BEACH. IN THE OUTPUT OF FINISHED LAUNDRY, IF FOUND PLEASE TURN IN TO THE IT IS URGED THAT PATRONS UTILIZE HOURGLASS OFFICE. THIS ItWASH AND DRY ONLy lf SERVICE FOR ALL ITEMS OF CLOTHING WHICH DO NOT ONE PAIR OF PRESCRIPTION SUN­ NEED TO BE PRESSED, SUCH AS UNDER­ GLASSES WITH BLACK FRAMES. REWARD. GARMENTS. RETURN TO BARRACKS MANAGER OFrICE. "WASH AND DRY ONLY" SERVICE AND "FINISHED LAUNDRY" MUST BE SEPARATELY HELP WANTED BUNDLED AND PROPERLY IDENTIFIED BY WILL YOUR HUSBAND BE STATIONEO USE OF PROPER LAUNDRY SlIPS. 1t NEAR A MILITARY BASE WHEN YOU LEAVE KWAJALEIN? HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY "VISITORS AND SP&CTATORS ARE WEL· TO ESTABLISH (OR CONTINUE) A CIVIL COME TO VISIT THE AIR TERMINAL AREA SERVICE CAREER. THE CORPS OF ENGIN­ DURING THE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF EERS HAVE AN OPENING FOR A CLERK AIRCRAFT. HOWEVER, DRINKING OF AL­ TYPIST PHONE 2187 FOR ,TNFORMATION. COHOLIC BEVERAGES AROUND THE TER­ MINAL AREA AND SMOKING ON THE RAMP SPECIAL SERVICES NEEDS A WELL SIDE OF THE TERMINAL DURING REFUEL­ QUALIFIED TYPIST TO WORK IN THE ING OPERATION (WHEN RED LIGHT IS ON) HOURGLASS OFFICE, PLEASE CALL 331 OR IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. THIS HAS 219D IF INTERESTED. BEEN BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE SECURITY POLICE FOR ENFORCEMENT." BORROWED '0 TURN ON THE SHOWER TO WET YOUR­ ONE RED AND WHITE BICYCLE FROM IN THE DEPENDENTS CLINiC is CONDUCTED SELF THOROUGHLY, FRONT OF GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. THERE ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE HOSPITAL THEN TURN WATER OFF IS NO NUMBER AND NO LIGHT; HANDL£­ IN THE DENTAL SECTION. ApPOINTMENTS SOAP DOWN .. BARS ARE TILTED TO A PECULIAR ANGLE, WILL BE MADE BY PHONING 476 FROM TURN ON SHOWER HANDLE-BARS ARE PITTED, OTHERWISE 7:30 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH RINSE. THE BIKE IS ALMOST NEW. WILL THE SATURDAY. EMERGENCIES WILL ALWAYS PERSON WHO "BORROWED" IT PLEASE BE SEEN ANY TIME. AFTER HOURS, SUN­ RETURN IT TO THE FRONT OF THE GEORGE DAYS AND HOLIDAYS, PHONE THE HOSPITAL SEITZ SCHOOL DIRECT ON 2160 OR 2162. - - BIG CATCH BY KWAJ FISHERMEN "ABOARD THE "J" BOAT YESTERDAY WERE SEVEN NAVY ~EN AND FOR ALL CONCERNED, IT WAS A GOOD DAY FOR ALL. THE ACT­ SPORTS ION STARTED JUST OUT OF THE SAR PAS­ • SAGE, WHEN CHARLIE SMITH HOOKED A PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION THURSDAY 22 MARCH 1962 MAHI-MAHiI. AFTER ABOUT FIVE MINUTES, 1 HE LOST IT. TOUGH LUCK C~ARLIE, BUT BASEBALL BRIEFS STANDINGS IN YOU MADE UP FOR LOST TIME WHEN THE DAY EXHIBITION BASEBALL WAS JUST A LITTLE OLDER THE FIRST ST. PETERSBURG, FLA., {UPI)-VETERAN TWO rlSH WERE CAUGHT AND LANDED WHEN RIGHTHANDER SKINNY BROWN AND ROOKIE BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL BOB WYLIE AND W,LLARD KNIGHT BOATED LEFTHANDER TOM BAKER HELD THE NEW YORK AMERICAN LEAGUl WON LOST PCT. THE FIRST TWO YELLOW-FIN TUNA. THEN THE METS TO SIX SCATTERED HITS TODAY IN NEW YORK "9 I ·900 ACTION STARTED, WHAT WITH A STRIKE PITCHING THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES TO A CHICAGO 4 .636 EVERY FEW MINUTES. iT WASN'T LONG BE­ 1-0 ViCTORY. IT WAS THE FIFTH STRAIGHT WASHINGTON ~ 4 .600 FORE EACH MAN HAD A FISH. THAT IS EX­ DEFEAT FOR THE FLEDGLING METS AND DETROIT 5 4 .5~6 CEPT BOB CROWDER. HE BOUGHT UP THE THEIR SECOND SHUTOUT IN NINE GAMES BOSTON 6 5 ·5 5 REAR WITH THE HEAVIEST SKIPJACE CAUGHT. KANSAS CITY 6 .~45 GOOD SHOW BOB, BOTH TIMES. NOT TO BE FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA., (UPi)-THE Los ANGELES ~ · 5~ OUTDONE, ERNIE SMITH PROCEEDED TO LAND UNBEATEN YANKErS COMBINED A STURDY CLEVELAND ~ 36 THREE SKIPJACK RANGING FROM 15 TO 20 OFFENSE WITH A TIGHT DEFENSE TODAY TO BALTIMORE 3 J ·333 POUNDS. NOT A BAD CATCH FOR THE DAY. ACHIEVE A 10-4 VICTORY OVER THE BRAVES, MINNESOTA 3 7 .300 JIM REEVES HAD HIS HANDS FULL WITH 25 TO RUN THEIR WINNING STREAK TO NINE NAT I ONAL LEAGUE POUND SKIPJACK HE CAUGHT. HEY JIM, GAMES. CHICAGO 6 4 .600 WHICH WAS THE HARDER TO LAND, THE TUNA S1. LOUIS 6 4 .600 OR THE SKIPJACK? ALL TOLD, A GOOD TIME POMPANO BEACH, FLA., (UPI)-THE WASH­ Los ANGELES 6 5 ·545 WAS HAD BY ALL WITH SIX YELLOW FIN INGTON SENATORS ALMOST BLEW A 15-0 SAN FRANCISCO 6 5 .545 TUNA, SEVEN SKIPJACK AND TWO BONITA LEAD TODAY BUT MANAGED TO HANG ON AND HOUSTON .500 CAUGHT. W,LLARD KNIGHT HAD JUST ABOUT BEAT THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX, 15-12. PHILADELPHIA ~ ~ .~OO LANDED HIS SECOND TUNA, WHEN SOMEBODY THE SENATORS HAD A MERRY-GO-ROUND PITTSBURGH 4 • 2~ GOOFED AND LET SOME SLACK IN THE LINE, UNTIL THE EIGHTH INNING WHEN THE SOX, CINCINNATI ~ ·36 AND GUESS WHAT. YEP, HE LOST IT, SO BLANKED BY DAVE STENHOUSE AND CARL NEW YORK 3 ~ ·333 CHARLIE HAD COMPANY. CHARLIE BAKER BOULDIN, CAME ALIVE WITH SIX RUNS ON MILWAUKEE 3 7 .300 HAD VERY GOOD LUCK WITH HIS THREE FISH FIVE HITS OFF ROOKIE DAVE TYRIVER. GUESS HE'S JUST A NATURAL. THE INNING WAS FEATURED BY SHERM WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR THANKS TO THE LOLLAR'S THREE-RUN HOMER. INDIANAPOLIS 500 MILER SKIPPER OF THE "J" BOAT, MIKE CHOBAN INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, MARCH 21 AND TO HIS DECKHAND, AL KAAI, FOR A TAMPA, FLA., (UPI)-THE ST. LOUIS (UPI)-VETERAN DEMPSEY WILSON AND TWO JOB WELL DONE." CARDINALS, CAPITALIZING ON THE WILD­ ROOKIES WERE NOMINATED YESTERDAY TO NESS OF RIGHTHANDER JIM MALONEY, BEAT DRIVE IN THIS YEAR'S 500-MILE SPEED­ THE CINCINNATI REDS, 5-4, TODAY. WAY AUTO RACE. SPORTSMEN OVER CARDINALS 7-6 WILSON, LAWNDALE, CALIFORNIA, WILL IN KWAJALEIN MOUNTA!NBALL LEAGUE WEST PALM BEACH, FLA., (UPI)-THE Los DRIVE THE SAME CAR HE CHAUFfEURED LAST ACTION, THE SPORTSMEN MAiNTAiNED THEIR ANGELES DODGERS RALLED FOR TWO RUNS YEAR FOR LYSLE GREENMAN, CHATSWORTH, WINNING STREAK BY STAGING AN UPHILL IN THE EIGHTH AND TWO MORE IN THE CAL I FORN I A. 1 N THREE PREV 10US RACES BATTING RALLY IN THE SEVENTH INNING NINTH TO DEFEAT THE KANSAS CITY ATH­ HE FAILED TO GO THE DISTANCE. TO UP END THE VASTLY IMPROVED CARDINAL LETICS TODAY 4-1. HERB HILL, MCHENRY, ILLINOIS, WAS 7-6 LAST NIGHT UNDER THE ARCS AT DALLY NAMED AS DRIVER OF AN EIGHT-CYLINDER FIELD. PHOENIX, ARIZ., (UPI}-THE HOUSTON CAR ENTERED BY ROBERT PETERSON, COMING FOR THEIR TURNS AT BAT IN COLT .45s SQUARED THEIR CACTUS LEAGUE CHICAGO. THE BOTTOM OF THE SEVENTH WITH A 6-5 BOOKS AT 5-5 TODAY BY SCORING ALL THE FOURTH ENTRY TUESDAY CAME FROM DEFICIT STARING IN THEIR FACES, SPORTS THEIR RUNS AFTER TWO WERE OUT TO DE­ RAY BRADY, NORRISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA, MEN'S ALFRED PEREZ, STARTED OFF WITH A FEAT THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS, 12-9, BUT NO DRIVER WAS NAMED. SINGLE, BILL SATURNIO, GOT ON W!TH AN IN A OUST STORM. THIRTY CARS NOW ARE ENTERED. ERROR, HERMAN SIBAYAN MADE A SACRIFICE THE PITCHING VICTORY WENT TO HAL FLY ALL THE WAY INTO DEEP CENTERFIELD WOODESHICK, WHO SURVIVED A FIVE-RUN TO BRING HOME ONE RUN AND TO TIE THE GIANT THIRD INNING, BY WHICH TIME RECORD BETTING AT HORSERACE GAME BOBBY ALCOVER, THE NL LEADING THE 45s HAD PEPPERED STARTER AND LOSER OPENING DAY BATTER CAME UP NEXT AND BATTING 3 FOR JACK SANFORD WITH NINE RUNS AND NINE NEW YORK, MARCH 21 (UPI)-NEW YORK 3 FOR THE EVENING, TOOK THE FIRST OF THEIR 13 HITS. EACH OF THE FIRST HORSE PLAYERS GREETED THE NEW SEASON PITCH AND SENT A SCREECHING LINE DRIVE EACH OF THE FIRST NINE RUNS OFF SAN­ YESTERDAY BY WAGERING A RECORD TO RIGHT FIELD THAT BROUGHT HOME THE FORD CAME AFTER TWO WERE OUT AND NO­ $6,024,632--ENOUGH TO BUY FOUR SUPER­ WINNING RUN AND TO END THE GAME. CON­ BODY WAS ON BASE. SONIC FIGHTER-BOMBERS. TRIBUTING TO THEIR VICTORY WERE, JONAH THE GIANTS, WHO ALSO AMASSED 13 A CROWD Of 47,065 WELCOMED THE RE­ MAWAE, REMI REMITICADO, SAMMY LANGSI, HilS, ARE NOW 5-5. TURN OF THE THOROUGH-BREDS TO AQUE­ JACK MI IKE, KATS AND KAKAZU. DUCT BY BETTING $3,853,138 ON NINE THE CARDINALS WHO WENT ALL THE WAY PALM SPRINGS, CALIF, (UPI)-TRIGGERED RACES--A RECORD OPENING DAY HANDLE TO TROUBLE THE SPORTSMEN WERE GRINO BY JIM FREGOSI'S INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME FOR A NEW YORK IIFLATII TRACK. RODILLAS, TSUJIO MIYASHIRO, AKIRA RUN, THE Los ANGELES ANGELS SNAPPED SEVERAL HOURS LATER AT THE Roo~E­ HIGA, SUS ARINE, MORRIS GROWL, MITCH THE CHICAGO CUBS' SIX-GAME WINNING VELT RACEWAY HARNESS TRACK AT WEST­ FURAMOTO, KEN KIHARA, MANUEL EBANEZ, STREAK, 6-2, TODAY BEFORE 1,238 FANS BURY, A CROWD OF 35,055 AND FERRON PAWN, OYA AND MAEDA. WHO BRAVED RAW AND WINDY WEATHER. $2,171,494 ON ANOTHER NINE-RACE WINNING PITCHER - KAKAZU - 5-0 FREGOSI, THE ANGELS' 19-YEAR-OLD PROGRAM. BOTH FIGURES REPRESENTED LOSING PITCHER - GROWL - 0-3 ROOKIE SHORTSTOP, HAD TWO HITS TO OPENING NIGHT RECORDS. SPORTSMEN - 7 RUNS, 12 HITS AND 3 RAISE HIS SPRING AVERAGE TO .417. ERRORS. HIS HOME RUN, SLICED TO RIGHT FIELD, CARDINALS - 6 RUNS, 8 HITS AND 5 CAME OFF MORRIS STEVENS WITH TWO PMZ VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS [RRORS. MATES ABOARD IN THE SIXTH INNING AND P.MeZ. LAST NIGHT, NOT CONTENT BE­ HOMERUNS - CARDINALS - GRINO RODiLLAS BROKE A 2-2 TIE. ING THE 4 MEN VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS CAME OUT LAST NIGHT TO CAPTURE THE HEAD UMPIRE - B.BENN, UMPIRE - B. SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ., (UPI)-PETE VOLLEYBALL DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE TOYAMA. RUNNELS SINGLED WITH TWO AWAY IN THE BY DOWNING AQUANAUTS 15-9 - 6-15 AND NINTH TODAY TO SCORE Lou CLINTON AND 15-12. MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE GIVE THE BOSTON RED SOX A 2-1 VICTORY ApPROXIMATELY 200 FANS WITNESSED THURS 22 MAR. 6 P.M FIREMEN "A" VS o OVER THE CLEVELAND INDIANS AT SCOTTS­ THESE 4 BEST PLAYERS ON THIS ATOLL OUTLAWS DALE STADIUM PERFORM. PoMoZ. 's HAL CHARTRAND FRI. 23 MAR. 6 P.M. HEIDE & COOK VS. CLEVELAND WAS HELD TO FOUR HITS BY AND DUDLEY MAKAHANALOA AND AQUANAUTS' FIRE COMETe THE COMBINED PITCHING OF BILL MON­ OLLIE DAVIS AND ADRIAN KAMAHELE. SAT 24 MAR ••6 P M F!REMEN 1IA" VS. BOUQUETTE AND MIKE FORNIELES, YET IT THESE BOYS ARE SE~KING A GAME AGAINST MARINE. DEPT. WAS A BATTLE FOR THE REO Sox TO WIN ROI NAMUR'S BEST VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS. IT IN THE EIGHTH. THE RED SOX ~IN41 LY SCORED A TALL RU~NELS WAL PAGE 6 HClJRGLASS THURSDAY 22 MARCH 1962 NOTICES oni'lhl OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. MEETINGS "THE TRAPP FAMILytf--RuTH LEUWERICK, HANS HOLT--FllMED IN BAVAR! ATTENTiON STUDENTS OF THE FRIDAY THIS IS THE STORY OF THE FAMOUS TRAPP FAMILY SINGERS WHOSE EX- NIGHT SPANISH CLASS: THE REGULAR PLOITS FORM THE STORY LINE FOR THE CURRENT BROADWAY MUSICAL "s OUND# CLASS SESSION WILL BE HELD THIS OF MUSIC". FRIDAY - 3/23. THE SONG PROGRAM SCHEDULED FOR THIS WEEK HAS BEEN POST RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. PONED UNTIL NEXT FRIDAY. "SOLID GOLD CADILLAC"--PAUL DOUGLAS, JUDY HOLIDAY--STORY TELLS IN ESSENCE, OF THE SIMPLE WAY THAT SIMPLE FOLKS, WITH THEIR FEW KWAJALEIN TOASTMASTERS WILL MEET SHARES STOCK CAN TAKE CARE OF THE BiG BAD MANIPULATORS TONIGHT AT 7.00 IN THE YOKWE YUK or WHO WOULD STEAL FROM THE STOCKHOLDERS. CLUB. ALL ADULT MALE PERSONNEL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND OUR BANQUET AS YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7:00 AND 9:00 P.M. GUESTS. CALL 331 I F" INTERESTED AND "THE TENDER TRAP"--FRANK SINATRA, DEBBIE REYNOLDS ..... STORY OF A MAN AN INVITATION WILL BE EXTENDED. WHO TRIES TO REMAIN A PERENNIAL BACHELOR, ALTHOUGH LOVED BY MANY WOMEN. JUNIOR CHOIR PRACTICE WILL BE HELD TONIGHT AT 6:30 IN THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:30 P.M. "TO CATCH A TH1EF"--GRAcE KELLY, CARY GRANT--STORY OF A MAN WHO THE JUNIOR CHOIR WILL SING IN THE ONCE A THIEF HIMSELF, AND NOW ON THE SIDE OF THE LAW, BELIEVES SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE. SEVERELY iN THE SAYING "IT TAKES A THIEF TO CATCH A THIEF." THIS IS THE REASON WHY HE'S TRYING TO CATCH THE CROOK WHO STOLE HIS FOR SALE GIRL'S JEWELRY. ONE TON MITCHELL AIR CONDITIONER. $75.00 CALL 2462. MAD CLUB SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M.

fT "ALL HANDS DECK",,-PAT BOONE, BUDDY HACKETT, BARBARA EDEN-­ GIRL'S 26 BIKE. $5.00 CALL 2251. ON PAT BOONE IN THE GAYEST GOB-AND-GAL GET TOGET~R EVER! 19 MONTH OLD It TON rEDDERS AIR CONDITIONER. CALL CAPT. LOKAY AT ROI MOVIES 9-421, DURING WORKING HOURS OR 2201 t€ETI NGS NAMUR THURSDAY 22 MARCH 1962 8 P.M. AFTER 4 30 P.M. THERE WILL BE A COOK OUT AT THE "FUZZY PINK NIGiTOOWN"--JANE RUSSELL, SCUBA CLUB HOUSE FOR ALL MASTER KEENAN WYNN--MovtE STAR, WHOSE KIDNAP­ COMPLETE HAM RADIO OW RlG CONSIST­ MASONS, THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS PING BEFORE THE PREMIERE OF HER LATEST ING OF DX-20 TRANSMITTER, HI-GAIN AT 5.00 P.M. SUNDAY, MARCH 25TH. FILM IS SUSPECTED Of BEING A PUBLICITY 4 BAND VERTICAL ANTENNA, HALLICRAFTER STUNT, FALLS IN LOVE WITH ONI CAPTOR, 5-85 GENERAL COVERAGE RECEIVER, KEY THE NEXT SENIOR LirE SAVING CLASS THEN SACRIFICES HER CAREER BY CONFESS­ AND HEAD PHONES. WILL BE HELD ON WEDNtSDAY 28 MARCH ING SHE HIRED THE K'DNAPERS. WIL~ SELL COMPLETE OR SEPARATELY. AT 6 P.M. IN THE DEPENDENTS POOL. FRIDAY 23 MARCH t962 8 P.M. ALSO A FEW ACCESSORIES SUCH AS ...... "THE D. io"--JACK WEBB, DON DUBBINS-­ CRYSTALS, S-METER, ADVANCED CODE THERE WILL BE A CUB SCOUT PACK DEALS WITH THE STERN, RUTHLESS TRAIN­ COURSE AND OSCILLATOR. MAY BE SEEN MEETING IN THE TERMINAL BUILDING AT ING OF MARINE RECRUITS BY A HARD-BOILED AT CORAL BOQ ROOM 307 OR CALL 2158. 7 P.M. MONDAY 26 MARCH. DRILL INSTRUCTOR AT PARRIS ISLAND AS HE ATTEMPTS TO MAINTAIN THE HIGH PLA­ NEW PAIR OF WHITE DRESS FLATS SIZE THERE WILL BE A PROTESTANT TOON STANDARD REQUtRED OF HIM. AN 8M. CALL 616 ANYTIME. COMMUNICANT CLASS - FRIDAY 3'15 IN EMOTIONALLY DIS".BED RECRUIT CREATES THE CHAPLAIN'S OFFICE. PROBLEMS.

NEW SWIM CLASS __ ------____ ~.~I..... ANY ADULT INTERESTED IN JOINING SPECIAL NOTICES n A RED CRO~~ LEARN TO SWIM CLASS, "WASH AND DRY ONLy SERVICE IS SHOULD CALL PAT AT THI,GEAR 'LOCKER AVAILABLE AT THE KWAJALEIN LAUNDRY 420. THIS CLASS WlLL' MEEt MONDAY FOR ALL PERSONNEL ON THE ISLAND. AT 6P.M, 'T THE DEPENDENT POOL IF THIS SERVICE IS PROVIDED AT A LOW FENCE IS COMPLETED. COST TO THE PATRON. DUE TO THE LIMITED LAUNDERING FAC­ LOST ILITIES AND THE INCREASED WORKLOAD ~LD WEDDING BAND IN VICINITY OF WHICH AT TIMES NECESSITATES DELAYS DEPENDENTS POOL OR EMON BEACH. IN THE OUTPUT Of FINISHED LAUNDRY, IF FOUND PLEASE TURN IN TO THE IT IS URGED THAT PATRONS UTILIZE HOURGLASS OFFICE. THIS "WASH AND DRY ONLY" SERVICE FOR ALL ITEMS OF CLOTHING WHICH DO NOT ONE PAIR OF PRESCRIPTION SUN­ NEED TO BE PRESSED, SUCH AS UNDER­ GLASSES WITH BLACK FRAMES. REWARD. GARMENTS. RETURN TO BARRACKS MANAGER OFFICE. "WASH AND DRY ONLY" SERVICE AND "FINISHED LAUNDRY" MUST BE SEPARATELY HELP WANTED BUNDLED AND PROPERLY IDENTIFIED BY WILL YOUR HUSBAND BE STATIONED USE OF" PROPER LAUNDRY SLIPS." NEAR A MILITARY BASE WHEN YOU LEAVE ...... KWAJALEIN? HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY "VISITORS AND SPECTATORS ARE WEL· TO ESTABLISH (OR CONTINUE) A CIVIL COME TO VISIT THE AIR TERMINAL AREA SERVICE CAREER THE CORPS OF ENGIN­ DURING THE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF EERS HAVE AN OPENING FOR A CLERK AIRCRAFT. HOWEVER, DRINKING OF AL­ TYPIST PHONE 2187 FOR TNFORMATION. COHOLIC BEVERAGES AROUND THE TER­ MINAL AREA AND SMOKING ON THE RAMP SPECIAL SERVICES NEEDS A WELL SIDE OF THE TERMINAL DURING REFUEL­ QUALIFIED TYPIST TO WORK IN THE ING OPERATION (WHEN RED LIGHT IS ON) HOURGLASS OFFICE, PLEASE CALL 331 OR IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. THIS HAS 2190 IF INTERESTED. BEEN BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE SECURITY POLICE FOR ENFORCEMENT." BORROWED ONE RED AND WHITE BICYCLE FROM IN THE DEPENDENTS CLINiC IS CONDUCTED SHOWER TO WET YOUR­ SELF THOROUGHLY, FRONT OF GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. THERE ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE HOSPITAL THEN TURN WATER OFF IS NO NUMBER AND NO LIGHT; HANDL£­ IN THE DENTAL SECTION. ApPOINTMENTS SOAP DOWN .. BARS ARE TILTED TO A PECULIAR ANGLE, WILL BE MADE BY PHONING 476 F"ROM TURN ON SHOWER HANDLE-BARS ARE PITTED, OTHERWISE 7:30 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. MoNDAY THROUGH TO RINSE .. THE BIKE IS ALMOST NEW. WILL THE SATURDAY. EMERGENCIES WILL ALWAYS PERSON WHO "BORROWED II IT PLEASE BE SEEN ANY TIME. AFTER HOURS, SUN­ RETURN IT TO THE FRONT OF THE GEORGE DAYS AND HOLIDAYS, PHONE THE HOSPITAL SEITZ SCHOOL DIRECT ON 2160 OR 2162.