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VOL. 3 No. 1012 KWAJALEIN, ~SHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY 9 JANUARY 1962 WESTERN - RED POLICE BELGIAN JETLINER WITH 27 ABOARD FORCED FIGHT TEAR GAR BATTLE DOWN IN ARMENIA BY SOVIET MIG JETS BERLIN, JAN. 8 (UPI)-WESTERN AND COMMUNIST POLICE TODAY FOUGHT A TEAR ISTANBUL, TURKEY, JAN. 8 (UPI)-A BELGIAN JETLINER WITH 27 PERSONS ABOARD AND GAS BATTLE THROUGH A HOLE IN THE OPERATING WITH AN APPARENTLY DEfECTIVE RADIO WAS FORCED DOWN TODAY IN ARMENIA COMMUNISTS' ANTI-REFUGEE WALL. BY SOVIET MiG JET FIGHTERS. A SQUARE YARD PIECE OF THE WALL AiRPORT AUTHORITIES SAID THE SABENA AIRLINES CARAVELLE WAS FORCED DOWN AT CRUMBLED DURING THE NIGHT AND TWO YEREVAN, CAPITAL OF SOVIET ARMENIA. COMMUNIST POLICEMEN THREW TWO TEAR THE INCIDENT OCCURRED IN APPARENTLY THE SAME AREA WHERE TWO UNITED STATES GAS GRENADES AT TWO WEST BERLIN POLICE­ AIR fORCE PLANES ~ERE LOST IN 1958. MEN ON PATROL THERE. AIRPORT AUTHORITIES HERE SAID THE SABENA AIRLINER REPORTED THAT ITS RADIO THE WESTERN POLICEMEN RETALIATED CONTACT HAD GONE OUT OF ORDER 19 MINUTES AFTER LEAVING TEHRAN FOR THE 850- WITH FOUR TEAR GAS GRENADES AND FORCED MILE fLIGHT TO ISTANBUL. THE COMMUNISTS TO END TH£ ATTACK, GELAZDG AIRPORT IN EASTERN TURKEY WEST BERLIN POLICE REPORTED. SAID THE PILOT LAST CONTACTED THEM FOREIGN AFFAIRS BRIEFING ApPARENTLY ANGERED BY AMERICAN WITH THE REPORT "I HAVE TO FOLLOW MIG FOR RETURNING CONGRE0S CHECKS OF RUSSIANS ON THE EAST-WEST FIGHT~RS. I BELIEVE THEY ARE TAKING WASHiNGTON, JAN. 8 (UPI)-PRESIOENT BERLIN BORDER, THEY ACCUSED GEN. ME TO RUSSiA." KENNEDY AND HIS TOP CABINET OfFICERS LUCIUS D. CLAY OF COMMITTING "FOLLY" (AT BRUSSELS, SABENA SAID THE PLANE CONDUCTED A TWO-HOUR FOREIGN AFFAIRS IN THE CITY. HAD BEEN INTERCEPTED WHILE ON ITS BRIEFING TODAY FOR REPUBLICAN AND OEM- THEY EXPRESSED THE HOPE THAT PRESI­ "NORMAL COURSE." OCRATIC LEADERS or THE RETURNING CON- DENT KENNEDY AND SECRETARY OF STATE THE BELGIAN GOVERNMENT INSTRUCTED GRESS. DEAN RUSK MIGHT HAVE "COOLED OFF" IT'S Moscow EMBASSY TO INTERVENE TO REPUBLICAN LEADERS WHO ATTENDED THE CLAY IN THEIR WEEKEND TALKS IN WASH­ SECURE THE RELEASE OF THE AIRLINER SESSION SAID THE DISCUSSION WAS BROAD INGTON. AND THE PERSON A80ARD AS SOON AS IN SCOPE. THEY SAID THE PRESIDENT THE OFFICIAL COMMUNIST PARTY NEWS­ POSSIBLE, IT WAS LEARNED.) MADE NO SPECIFIC REQUESTS FOR BIPART- PAPER NEUES DEUTSCHLAND SUGGESTED CLAY, SHORTLY BEFORE CONTACT WAS BROKEN, ISAN SUPPORT. PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S PERSONAL REPRESEN­ AIRPORT OFF!CIALS SAID, THE PILOT HOWEVER, KENNEDY DID OUTLINE THE NEED TATIVE HERE, STAY IN THE UNITED STATES SAID HE WAS OVER A LARGE CITY IN A FOR SUCH 1962 PROGRAMS AS THE OVERHAUL INSTEAD OF RETURNING TODAY TO BERLIN. MOUNTAINOUS AREAo OF THE RECIPROCAL TRADE AGREEMEN~S ACT, THE NEWSPAPER SAID IN AN EDITORIAL TURKISH AIR fORCE AUTHORITIES SAID WHICH IS EXPECTED TO BE ONE OF THE MAIN CLAY'S STATEMENT IN WASHINGTON THAT A THIS COULD HAVE 6EE~ YEREVAN, WHICH ISSUES AfTER CONGRESS RECONVENES WED- DANGEROUS SITUATION COULD ARISE IN IS 10 MILES NORTH OF THE TUR~lSH­ NESDAY.

BERLIN SHOWED HOW NECESSARY IT WAS TO ARMENIAN BORDER. •• 0 ••• MAKE WEST BERLIN A SO-CALLED FREE, THERE WAS NO INFORMATION HERE DEMILITARIZED CITY. WHETHER THE JETLINER HAD BEEN DAMAGED OUTLAWED OAS CALLS IT ACCUSED CLAY OF PLOTTING UNREST OR fIRED UPON DURING THE INTERCEPTION. PROTEST STRIKE IN THE CITY AND THE CONQUEST OF EAST GELAZIG AIRPORT REPORTED THAT THE GERMANY. PILOT, IDENTiFIED AS CAPT. fREDDY ALGIERS, ALGERIA, JAN. 8 (UPI)­ IT CHARGED CLAY WITH BEING BEHIND MOUREAU, TOLD THEM HE WOULD FLY ON fRENCH SECURITY FORCES MASSED THROUGH­ AMERICAN "FOLLIES" IN THE CITY. THIS TO ISTAN8UL WITHOUT RADIO NAVIGATION OUT ALGIERS TODAY TO fORESTALL POSSIBLE APPARENTLY WAS A REFERENCE TO SUCH AIDS. VIOLENCE DURING A 59-HOUR PROTEST AMERICAN ACTS AS THE HALTING OF A AIRPORT SOURCES SAID THE PLANEts STRIKE CALLED BY THE OUTLAWED SECRET SUS WITH 18 RUSSIAN OFFICERS FOR 80 RADIO DIFFICULTY APPEARED TO HAVE ARMY ORGANIZATION (OAS). MINUTES YESTERDAY AT THE fRIEDRICH­ BEEN AfFECTING ITS RECEIVING APPAR­ THE RIGHT-WING EXTREMIST ORGANIZATION STRASSE CHECKPOINT ON THE EAST-WEST ATUS. CALLED THE DEMONSTRATION TO SUPPORT A BERLIN iORDER. THE PLANE LEFT TEHRAN AT 4:22 A.M. 24-HOUR STRIKE BY DOCTORS IN LOCAL THE NEWSPAPER ATTACKED CLAY FOR (0220 GM[) AND WAS DUE IN ISTANBUL AT HOSPITALS WHO WERE PROTESTING ALLEGED SAYING THAT THE MOST DANGEROUS KIND 7:40 A.M. (0530 GMT) BEFORE TRAVEL­ "ARBITRARY MEASURES" USED BY POLICE OF SITUATION COULD DEVELOP IF THERE ING ON TO ATHENS, fRANKFURT AND QUESTIONING PRISONERS STILL UNDER MED- WERE EAST GERMAN UPRISINGS ALONG THE BRUSSELS. IT CARRIED 19 PASSENGERS ICAL CARE. WALL OR ATTEMPTS BY WEST BERLINERS AND A CREW OF EIGHT. THE OAS STRIKE BEGAN AT 10 A.M. TO PULL DOWN THE WALL. (0900 GMT). SHOPS, CAfES AND NON-GOV­ "IT REMAINS TO SE SEEN IF HE WILL ERNMENTAL OFFICES ROLLED DOWN THEIR RETURN TO WEST BERLIN A LITTLE COOLED LEBANON CONTINUES CRACKDOWN IRON SHUTTERS AND CLOSED DOORSe EUROP­ OFF BY KENNEDY AND RUSK" THE NEWSPAPER ON RIGHT WING SYRIA PARTY EAN STUDENTS WERE REPORTED STAYING AWAY SAID. FROM CLASSES IN LARGE NUMBERS...... BEIRUT, JAN. 8 {UPI)-RADlo BEIRUT POLICE AND ARMY UNITS GUARDED THE SAID LAST NIGHT LEBANON WAS CONTIN­ CITytS MAIN INTERSECTIONS AND HELi­ EXPRESS TRAINS COLLIDE UING ITS CRACKDOWN ON THE RIGHT-WING COPTERS OA~TED BAC~ AND FORTH OVERHEAD. DEATH TOLL AT LEAST 90 GREATER SYRIA PARTY, WHOSE MEMBERS A WAVE OF VIOLENCE ACROSS ALGERIA HARMELEN, HOLLAND, JAN. 8 (UPI)­ TRIED IN VAIN TO SEIZE THE GOVERN­ SINCE JAN. I HAS ACCOUNTED FOR 123 Two SPEEDING EXPRESS TRAINS COLLIDED MENT ON NEW YEAR'S EVE. DEATHS AND 268 WOUNDED. TODAY, KILLING AT LEAST 90 PERSONS IN THE RADIO SAID 61 PERSONS HAD THE SECURITY FORCES BANNED ALL TRAF­ THE NETHERLANDS' WORST RAIL DISASTER. BEEN ARRESTED IN THE PREVIOUS 24 fiC DURING THE CAS STRIKE IN THE BAB OFfiCIALS SAID ONE OF THE TRAINS HOURS AND THEIR GUNS AND AMMUNITION [LUOUED SUBURB, A MIXED EUROPEAN-Mos­ APPARENTLY SPED PAST A RED WARNING CONfISCATED. ANOTHER 280 WERE FOUND LEM WORKER AREA FILLED WITH OAS SYM- SIGNAL THAT WAS OBSCURED BY HEAVY FOG. INNOCENT OF INVOLVEMENT IN THE A80R­ PATHIZERS. fIVE HOURS AFTER THE CRASH AUTHOR­ TIVE REVOLT AND FREED, IT SAID. o •••• ITIES SAtD 90 BODIES HAD BEEN RECOVER­ THE GREATER SYRIA PARTY, HEADED BY ED AND THAT THE TOLL PROBABLY WOULD ABDULLA SAADA, ADVOCATES THE UNION PANAM fACES PILOTS STRIKE RISE OY THE TIME RESCUE WORKERS fiN­ OF LEBANON, SYRIA, JORDON, IRAQ AND ISHED SEARCHING THE WRECKAGE. AN­ PALESTINE (ISRAEL). NEW YORK, JAN. 8 (UPI)-PAN AMERICAN OTHER 75 PERSONS WERE INJURED AND (IN CAIRO, THE SEMI-OffiCIAL MID­ WORLD AIRWAYS tACES A STRIKE BY ITS SCORES MORE SUFFERED MINOR CUTS AND DLE EAST NEWS AGENCY, SAID SAADA HAD PILOTS AT ANY TIME AfTER MIDNIGHT TO­ BRUISES. "CONFESSED" THAT A "FOREIGN DESTROY­ MORROW, (0500 GMT) WEDNESDAY SUl THE THE TRAJNS WERE JAMMED WITH AN ES­ ER" HAD SEEN READY TO STEP IN IF THE AIRLINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION (ALPA) HAS TIMATED 500 PERSONS, MOST OF THEM REVOLT HAD BEEN SUCCESSfUL.) GIVEN NO INDICATION If OR WHEN THERE RETURNING FROM WEEKEND HOLIDAYS. THE YESTERDAY THE NEWSPAPER L'ORIENT WILL BE A WALKOUT. ACCIDENT SCENE WAS A RAIL CROSSING REPORTED THAT PRESIDENT fUAD CHEHAB GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION DELAYED NEAR THIS VILLAGE 25 MILES FROM AND PRIME MINiSTER RASHID KARAMEH A THREATENED STRIKE LAST DECEMBER, BUT UTRECH1. HAD DECIDED TO LODGE A COMPLAiNT THE GIANT AIRLINE'S PILOTS ARE fREE AGAINST TWO FOREIGN NATIONS WITH THE TO GO OUT AfTER TOMORROW'S DEADLINE IN UNITED NATiONS SECURITY COUNCIL. A DISPUTE OVER A NEW CONTRACT. 1------PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 9 JANUARY 196~ -

PUBLISHED AT THE 0 IRECT 10~ OF" THE KENNEDY-CLAY IN FULL AGREEMENT ON HANDLING BERLIN CRISIS COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL WASHINGTON, JAN. 8 (UPI}--GEN. LUCIUS D. CLAY PREPARED TO RETURN TO BERLIN ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU TODAY IN FULL AGREEMENT WITH PRESIDENT KENNEDY ON POLICY FOR HANDLING "POSS­ OF WEAPO~ CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c IBLE CRISIS SITUATIONS" THERE. WITH THE TRA~PORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. THE PRESIDENT ANNOUNCED THE AGREEMENT YESTERDAY IN A THREE-PARAGRAPH STATE­ MENT AFTER AN HOUR-LONG MEETING WITH CLAY, HIS PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE IN THE HCURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DA ILY BE~LIN. KENNEDY SAID THEY HAD ~MOST USEFUL AND SATISFACTORY REVIEW" OF THE

MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 0 DEADL I NE BERLIN SITUATION. FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE KENNEDY ALSO WAS EXPECTED TO DISCUSS THE BERLIN PROBLEM LATER TODAY WITH PUBLICATION. DEADLING FOR NEWS ITEMS VICE CHANCELLOR LUDWIG ERHARD OF WEST GERMANY. SOURCES SAID THE PRESIDENT IS 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. MIGHT ASK ERHARD FOR WEST GERMANY'S ASSESSMENT OF A SOVIET MOVE INDICATING THAT THE KREMLIN WANTS TO ESTABLISH CONTACTS WITH THE BONN GOVERNMENT ON THE HOURGlASS RESERVES THE RIGHT BERLIN AND OTHER GERMAN PROBLEMS. TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR THE PRESIDENT'S CONFERENCE WITH CLAY CAME AS OFFICIALS REPORTED NEW INSTRU­ PUBLICATION. CTIONS WERE BEING SENT TO LLEWELLYN E. THOMPSON, U.S. AMBASSADOR TO Moscow, FOR HIS NEXT "EXPLORATORY" TALK ON BERLIN WITH SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER EDITOR - JOYCE RAWLES ANDREI GROMYKO. SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSH SAID IN A RADIO INTERVIEW YESTERDAY THAT HE WAS "SOMEWHAT ENCOURAGED" BY THE RESUMPTION OF THE U.S.-SOVIET TALKS IN SENATE BANKING COMMITTEE TO Moscow. SCRUITINIZE SEC REPORT ON AMEX HE SAID BERLIN REMAINED "A VERY IMPORTANT AND POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS ISSUE" AND THE EXPLORATORY TALKS WERE BEING CONDOCTED TO FIND OUT IF THERE WAS ANY NEW YORK, JAN. 8 (UPI)--MEMBERS GATH­ BASIS FOR NEGOTIATIONS LOOKING TOWARD AN AGREEMENT. ERED FOR TRADING IN THE BUSY MARKET AT THE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE ON TRINITY PLACE TODAY WITH A QUESTION ON THEIR AGONIZING DECISION - BOTH tiM ISJUDGMENT OF CRE~~MANIf LIPS OR IN THEIR MINDS: WHAT NEXTt WIVES FUNERAL SAME DAY CAU~ED SHIP TO RUN ON REEF THERE HAD BEEN A SERIES OF BUMPS IN THE ROAD IN THE PAST EIGHT MONTHS OF LONDON, JAN. 8 (UPI)--STANLEY FULLER HONOLULU, JAN. 8 (UPI)--THE CAPTAIN EXCHANGE OPERATIONS. ALL THE TIME, WALL, 54, MADE AN AGONIZING DECISION OF THE GROUNOED JAPANESE FISHING HOWEVER, AMEX WAS BUILDING A NEW RE­ TODAY IN HIS DOUBLE LIFE. BOTH CF HIS VESSEL HIROSHIMA MARU NUMBER TWO TO­ CORD OF STOCK VOLUME AS THE SECOND "WIVES" WERE BEING BURIED AT THE SAME DAY SAID THE SHIP RAN ONTO A REEF OFF LARGEST AMERICAN SECURITIES EXCHANGE. TIME--WHICH FUNERAL SHOULD HE ATTENDt ALA MOANA PARK SATURDAY BECAUSE OF A MORE APPEARED TO LIE AHEAD. "ANGEL" AND "NELLIE" DIED WITHIN "MISJUDGMENT" OF A CREWMAN. THE JOLTS WERE CAPPED BY A S,ECURITIES THREE HOURS OF EACH OTHER DURING THE CAPTAIN KAZUO NAGATOMO SAID HE HAD AND ~XCHANGE COMMISSION STAFf REPORT WEEKEND. ONE WAS HIS 52-YEAR-OLD LEGAL LEFT EXPLICIT ORDERS TO BE NOTIFIED ISSUED FRIDAY NIGHT AfTER TRADING CLO­ WIFE, THE OTHER HIS 44-YEAR-OLD MIST­ WHEN THE SHIP APPROACHED THE CHANNEL. SED STATING THAT AMEX HAD LET OPERAT­ RESS WHO HAD TAKEN HIS NAME AND HAD SPEI KII NG THROUGH AN I NTERPRETER, HE IONS SHOW "GENERAL DEFICIENCY OF STAND­ BORNE HIM FIVE CHILDREN. SAID HE HAD NEGOTIATED THE CHANNEL ARDS AND A FUNDAMENTAL FAILURE OF CON­ EACH WOMAN HAD KNOWN ABOUT THE OTHER THREE TIMES BEFORE AND KNEW THE DAN­ TROLS." IN OTHER WORDS, THERE WAS LAX THE LEGAL MRS. FULLER WALL--HE CALL­ GER OF THE REEF. ADMINISTRATION OF RULES SET UP TO ED HER ANGEL--WAS WEALTHY AND LIVED IN BUT NAGATOMO SAID HE DID NOT LEARN PROTECT THE PUBLIC THAT INVESTS IN SE­ A MANSION OUTSIDE LONDON. HE MET HER HOW CLOSE SHE WAS UNTIL IT WAS TOO CURITIES TRADED ON THE EXCHANGE--AND IN 1933 WHEN HE CALLED ON HER AS A LATE. THE TlNA LOADED SH I P RAN AGROU­ FROM THIS LAXNESS, ABUSES. G:OAL PEDDLER. ND ON THE REEF ABOUT Boo YARDS OFF As TRADING OPENED FOR THE fiRST SESS­ THEY WERE MARRIED IN 1936. SHE GAVE ALA MOANA BEACH PARK BEFORE DAWN ION SINCE ISSUANCE OF THE 127-PAGE HIM ALL THAT MONEY COULD BUY, BUT NO SATURDAY. REPORT, AMEX OFFICIALS WEPE SILENT. CHILDREN. EFFORTS TO FREE THE SHIP SATURDAY THEY WANTED TO STUDY WHAT WAS SAID AB­ THE SECOND MRS. FULLER WALL WAS AFTERNOON AND SUNDAY MORNING AT HIGH OUT THEIR STOCK MARKET, AND TO REVIEW POOR, AND LIVED IN A DINGY LONDON TIDE FAILED. THE CREWMEN STAYED ON WHAT ALREADY HAD BEEN DONE TO RECTIFY APARTMENT. HE HIRED "NELLIE" 18 YEARS BOARD THE CRAFT OVER NIGHT BUT WERE SOME Of THE OPERATIONAL SUGGESTIONS AGO DURING WORLD WAR I I TO HELP TEND FORCED TO ABONDON SHIP WHEN THE CRASH­ POINTED OUT IN THE SEC STAFf INVESTI­ HIS VICTORY GARDEN. SHE BORE HIM THE ING WAVES, AT TIMES AS HIGH AS 15 GATION PILOTED BY MILTON H. COHEN, CHILDREN, KNOWING THEY COULD NOT WED. FEET, PUNCHED A HOLE IN THE ENGINE CHICAGO ATTORNEY. WITH THE WEALTHY ANGEL, FULLER WALL ROOM AND CAUSED FLOODING. IN EFFECT, THE STAFF REPORT GAVE THE ALWAYS WAS WELL-DRESSED. NEIGHBORS AGENTS OF THE OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND AMEX A CHOICE: FISH OR CUT BAIT. IT THOUGHT HE WAS A STOCKBROKER. COMPANY, WERE UNABLE TO ASSESS EXTENT MADE NO SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS, AND WITH THE POOR WOMAN IN LONDON, HE OF DAMAGE IMMEDIATELY. WHILE POINTING OUT DEFICIENCIES IN OFTEN APPEARED AS A DOWN-AND-OUTER, NAGATOMO SAID HE HOPED THAT THE 300 ADMINISTRATION UNDER FORMER PRESIDENT UNSHAVEN, WITH RAGGED CLOTHES. TONS OF FROZEN TUNA ON BOARD COULD BE EDWARD T. MCCORMICK, AND FAILURE OF HE LIVED WITH LEGAL WIFE, BUT SPENT REMOVED TO LIGHTEN THE SHIP ENOUGH AMEX OFF I CERS TO ENFORCE RULES, IT ALSO EACH TUESDAY AND FRIDAY WITH NELLIE. TO GET HER OFF THE REEF. SAID IN AN ACCOMPANYING STATEMENT THAT LAST SATURDAY FATE WROTE THE FINAL FOUR CREWMEN RETURNED TO THE SHIP IT WAS "GRATIFYING" THAT THE AMEX HAD CHAPTER WHEN BOTH WOMEN DIED WITHIN TONIGHT TO GUARD AGAINST POSSIBLE TAKEN STEPS IN RECENT WEEKS TOWARD THREE HOURS OF EACH OTHER. LOOTING. "FUNDAMENTAL REFORMS." FULLER WALL EXPECTS TO INHERIT THE Two YOUTHS WERE REPORTED TO HAVE GOT­ THERE WAS NEED, THE REPORT SAID, FOR BULK OF HIS LEGAL WIFE'S $84,000 ES­ TEN AWAY WITH SEVERAL GLASSBALL FLOATS "PROMPT AND VIGOROUS ACTION BY THE EX­ TATE. FROM THE OTHER WOMAN HE INHER­ AND BINOCULARS BUT WERE INTERCEPTED CHANGE AND ITS MEMBERSHIP." AND IF IT ITS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF FIVE CHILD­ BY AUTHORITIES AND THE GOODS TURNED DID NOT ACT, THEN THE SEC "MUST BE REN--"MY NAME IS ON THEIR BIRTH CERT­ OVER TO U.S. CUSTOMS OFF'CIALS. PREPARED TO EXERCISE ITS SUPERVISORY IFICATES AND I SHALL KEEP THE FLAT AN AGENCY SPOKESMAN SAID THE SHIP POWERS." GOING FOR THEM," HE SAID. THE OLD­ WAS NOT ABANDONED TO SALVAGE. THE THE EXCHANGE IN EARLY DECEMBER RAIS­ EST CHILD IS 16. VESSEL, OWNED BY THE HIROSHIMA PER­ ED REQUIREMENTS FOR LISTING STOCKS. THE FUNERALS WERE TO BE HELD WITHIN FECTURAL FISHING COMPANY, WAS PUTTING As TRADING OPENED, SOME QUARTERS A FEW MINUTES OF EACH OTHER THIS INTO HONOLULU HARBOR FOR FUEL AND fELT THAT GRAND JURY ACTION MIGHT LIE AFTERNOON, AND FULLER WALL COULD FOOD BEFORE RETURNING TO JAPAN WHEN AHEAD AGAINST PERSONS CONNECTED WITH ATTEND ONLY ONE. SHE RAN ONTO THE REEF Boo YARDS FROM EXCHANGE TRADING SUSPECTED OF VIOLA­ HE CHOSE "ANGEL." SHORE. TION OF THE EXISTING SEC RULES. "WE WERE MARRIED FOR 26 YEARS AND ...... IN WASHINGTON, IT WAS DISCLOSED THE I LOVED HER VERY MUCH," HE SAID. OXFORD, ENGLAND, JAN. 8 (UPI)-­ SENATE BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE FOR NELLIE, HE SENT $14 WORTH OF ENGLAND'S SLEEPING BEAUTY, 23-YARD PLANNED TO SCRUITINIZE THE SEC REPORT FLOWERS. OLD VERONICA WISE, DIED YESTDAY AFTER ON THE AMEX...... 1,324 DAYS IN A COMA. BELGRADE, JAN. 8 (UPI)--Two PER­ PRETTY VIVACIOUS VERONICA WAS INJUR­ TEL AVIV, ISRAEL, JAN. 8 (UPI)-­ SONS DIED AND 10 WERE INJURED IN A ED I N AN AUTO ACC I DENT I N MAY" 1958 ADOLF E,CHMANN'S DEFENSE COUNSEL SAID STRONG EARTHQUAKE IN CENTRAL YUGO­ AND IMMEDIATELY LAPSED INTO UNCONSCI­ YESTERDAY THE CONDE~NED NAZI FEELS SLAVIA, IT WAS REPORTED TODAY. OUSNESS FROM WHICH SHE NEVER RECOVERED. BETTER BECAUSE THE WORK ON HIS APPEAL THE DEAD AND INJURED WERE REPORTED A HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN SAID HER DEATH GIVES HIM LITTLE TIME TO REFLECT ON FROM THE ADRIATIC SEA RESORT OF MAK­ WAS APPARENTLY CAUSED BY A MINOR HIS FATE. DR. ROBERT SERVATIUS DENIED ARSKA, APPARENTLY THE HARDEST HIT CHEST INFECTION. A NEW YORK PRESS REPORT THAT EICHMANN REGION. "To AN ORDINARY PERSON," HE SAID, I FAIN~~D TWICE IN~IS

DELAY OF U.S. DOLLARS MEANS NO HARD CASH AID TO LAOS GM SCIENTIST DOUBTS GAS EXHAUST FUMES MAY BE CAUSE OF CANCER VIENTIANE JAN. 8 (UPI)--THE DELAY ANNOUNCmSUNDAY IN HANDING OVER WASHING­ TON'S MONTHLY DOLE OF DOLLARS TO THE ROYAL LOATIAN GOVERNMENT AMOUNTS TO A DETROIT, JAN. 8 (UPI)--A GENERAL SUSPENSION OF ALL HARD CASH FINANCIAL AID TO THIS COUNTRY. MOTORS SCIENTIST TODAY CAST DOUBT ON THE MONTHLY PAYMENT, WHICH WOULD HAVE AMOUNTED TO (U.S.) $4,000,000 IN THE THEORY THAT GASOLINE EXHAUST FUMES JANUARY, PAYS THE SALARIES AND EXPENDITURE OF THE PRO-WESTERN REGIME'S CAUSE CANCER. 60,000-MAN ARMY, ALMOST HALF OF THE 18.4-M I LL I ON DOLLAR-C I'V I L BUDGET AND PRO­ CHARLES R. BEGEMAN, OF THE GM RESEAR­ VIDES FOREIGN EXCHANGE TO FINANCE MORE THAN 90 PERCENT OF LAOTIAN IMPORTS. CH LABORATORIES HERE SAID AUTOMOBILE FAILURE TO DEPOSIT THE MONEY DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH THE SUPPLY OF MILITARY EXHAUST IS RESPONSIBLE FOR LESS THAN HARDWARE, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, OR CERTAIN DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS CONTRACTED TWO PER CENT OF CANCER-CAUSING BENZP­ FOR WITH COMPANIES OUTSIDE OF LAOS. YRENE FOUND IN THE ATMOSPHERE. BUT I F THE U.S. MONEY I S NOT FORTH COM I NG, I T WOULD PROBABLY MEAN A COMPLETE BEGEMAN, IN A REPORT TO THE SOCIETY COLLAPSE OF THIS COUNTRY'S FEEBLE ECONOMY IN A FEW MONTHS. OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS, SAID GM AND AMERICAN FINANCIAL AID WORKED THIS WAY IN THE PAST: NEW YORK'S SLOAN-KETTERING INSTITUTE WASHINGTON FIRST DEPOSITS A MONTHLY THREE TO FOUR MILLIAN DOLLAR CHECK IN DEVELOPED A SYSTEM FOR COLLECTING AND THE LAOTIAN GOVERNMENT'S ACCOUNT WITH CHASE MANHATTAN BANK OF NEW YORK. MEASURING ALL THE "TAR" EMITTED FROM THE LAOTIAN NATIONAL BANK THEN SETS ASIDE AN EQUAL AMOUNT IN LOCAL CURRENCY A GASOLINE ENGINE. (KIP) TO PAY FOR THE MILITARY AND GOV~RNMENTAL EXPENDITURES. "BASED ON INFORMATION OBTAINED IN IF THE CHECK IS HELD UP, AS IT IS THIS STUDY," BEGEMAN SAID, "IT IS ES­ NOW, THIS GOVERNMENT MUST EITHER HALT TIMATED THAT 1.8 PER CENT OF THE BENZ­ MOST OF ITS EXPENDITURES, WHICH IS SERIOUSLY ILL MECHANIC PYRENE IN THE AIR ••• IS ATTRIBUTABLE TO IMPOSSIBLE, OR CHURN OUT PRINTING AIRLIFTED BY U.S. & RUSSIA AUTOMOBILES." PRESS MONEY AT A RATE WHICH WOULD BEGEMAN SAID THE TOTAL COULD BE HIGH­ SOON DESTROY ITS VALUE. CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND, JAN. 8 ER IN SOME CITIES BUT APPARENTLY MOST IT IS ASSUMED HERE THAT WASHINGTON (UPI)--SERIOUSLY ILL AUSTRALIAN Mrc­ OF THE BENZPYRENE IN THE AlE "IS PRO­ WILL RESTORE ITS FLOW OF DOLLARS IF HANIC ARRIVED ON A U.S. PLANE FROM THE DUCED BY BURNING OF SUCH OTHER CARBON­ THE RIGHTWING GOVERNMENT AGREES TO ANTARCTIC TODAY IN A JOINT SOVIET-AM- CONTAINING MATERIALS AS COAL, FUEL Ol~, SEND PREMIER BOUN OuM TO A PEACE CON­ ERICAN MERCY MISSION. NATURAL GAS OR RUBBISH." FERENCE AMONG THE NATION'S THREE FEUD­ THE MECHANIC, ALAN NEWMAN, 40, WHO ONLY TRACES OF BENZPYRENE ARE FOUND ING PRINCES IN GENEVA, WITH MORE MOD­ SURVIVED TWO EMERGENCY BRAIN OPERAT­ IN CITY AIR AND THE AMOUNT IS NOT CON­ ERAtE PROPOSALS THAN IT HAS INSISTED IONS IN ANTARCTICA, WAS TAKEN TO SICK NECTED TO THE NUMBER OF CARS IN A GIVEN ON DURING THE PAST. BAY AT U.S. ANTARCTIC HEADQUARTERS COMMUNITY, BEGEMAN ADDED. IN THE MEANTIME, THE GOVERNMENT HAS HERE TO AWAIT A FLIGHT TO SYDNEY HE SAID THAT Los ANGELES HAS "ONE OF HALTED ALL SALES OF FOREIGN CURRENCY TOMORROW. THE LOWEST CONCENTRATIONS OF BENZPY­ AND CLAMPED DOWN PRICE CONTROLS AS NEWMAN WAS ACCOMPANIED BY DR. Russ­ RENE" EVEN THOUGH IT HAS THE MOST CARS EMERGENCY STEPS TO HANG ON TO ITS SLIM ELL PARDOE, AN AUSTRALIAN PHYSICIAN AND IS BOTHERED BY SMOG AND AIR CIRCU­ BAN-KROLL OF (U.S.) $23. I I N FORE I GN WHO PERFORMED THE OPERATIONS AT THE LATION PROBLEMS. EXCHANGE. AUSTRALIAN BASE OF MAWSON. NEWMAN'S MANY SUSPECTED CANCER-AGENTS HAVE ...... CONDITION WAS REPORTED IMPROVING • B~EN FOUND IN GASOLINE EXHAUST FUMES THE TWO AUSTRALIANS HAD BEEN TRANS­ BUT BENZPYRENE IS THE MOST POTENT IN PAKISTANI DIES IN BRITIAN PORTED NEARLY 5,000 MILES BY AMERICAN ANY QUANTITY, BEGEMAN SAID. OF SMALLPOX; MANY VACCINATED AND SOVIET PLANES. THEY WERE TAKEN QuESTIONS HAVE BEEN RAISED BY SCIEN­ FROM MAWSON TO THE SOVIET BASE AT TISTS AND IN CONGRESS AS TO WHETHER LONDON, JAN. 8 (UPI)--THE HEALTH MIN­ MIRNY, THEN TO THE U.S. BASE AT McMUR­ INHALING FUMES FROM CARS CAN LEAD TO ISTRY ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT ISMAT KHAN, DO SOUND IN A RUSSIAN ILYUSHIN 18. LUNG CANCER. WHO ARRIVED IN BRITAIN LATE LAST THE TRIP TO CHRISTCHURCH AND TO SYDNEY ONE MAGAZINE SAID LAST YEAR A WORLD MONTH, DIED LAST NIGHT FROM SMALL POX. TOMORROW ARE BEING MADE IN A U.S. FAMOUS SCIENTIST BELIEVED GAS EXHAUSTS THE DEATH WAS ANNOUNCED AS A NATION­ NAVY HERCULES. CAUSED CANCER BECAUSE "THE INCREASE IN WIDE SEARCH FOR ANOTHER PAKISTANI AND •••••• LUNG CANCER AMONG MEN HAS ALMOST EX­ PEOPLE HE MAY HAVE CONTACTED WENT ON. ACTLY PARALLELED THE INCREASE IN GASO­ MASS VACCINATIONS ALSO WERE BEING LINE USE--FAR MORE CLOSELY THAN IT HAS GIVEN TO PEOPLE TRAVELING TO AND FROM * CHUCKLES IN THE NEWS * PARALLELED CIGARETTE SALES." DUESSELDORF, WEST GERMANY, WHERE THE BEGEMAN, WHO DELIVERED HIS REPORT DI~EASE ALSO HAS BROKEN OUT. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, JAN. 8 (UPI)-­ TO AN ENGINEERING CONGRESS SPONSORED KHAN DIED IN THE LONG REACH ISOLAT­ FIREMEN FOLGHT A BLAZE YESTERDAY AT A BY THE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP, SAID FURTHER ION HOSPITAL AT DARTFORD, KENT. HE TAVERN CALLED THE F RETRAP INN. STUDY IS NEEDED. To GO ABOUT IT, HE ENTERED THE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL IN ADDED, GM HAS BUILT LARGE MOBILE TEST­ LONDON DEC. 28, THE SECOND OF TWO CLEVELAND, OHIO, JAN. 8 (UPI)--CUYA­ ING VEHICLES AND IS NOW CARRYING OUT CASES AMONG PAKISTANIS COMING HERE, HOGA COUNTY TREASURER FRANK M BRENNAN NEW SAMPLINGS. AND SINCE THEN 4,000 PEOPLE WHO HAD OFFERED THE FOLLOWING INCIDENT FOR THE THE ENGINEERING CONGRESS, ATTENDED BEEN REMOTELY IN CONTACT WITH HIM HAVE "IT TAKES ALL KINDS TO MAKE A WORLD" BY 30,000 DELEGATES FROM AROUND THE BEEN VACC I NATED, I NCLUD I NG THE STAFF CATEGORY. WORLD, ALSO HEARD REPORTS: OF THE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL AND ALL ITS A RELUCTANT TAXPAYER PAID HIS BILL FROM ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA THAT 1,100 PATIENTS. IN QUARTERS AND HALF DOLLARS PACKED THE AVERAGE NEW CAR TODAY REQUIRES A DR. W. N. TRACY, ST. PANCRAS MEDICAL IN SEVERAL SMALL TOBACCO BAGS AND THEN RECORD 66.5 POUNDS OF ALUMINUM, WITH OFFICER OF HEALT~ HOWEVER, SAID THAT COMPLAINED THAT HE CAME TO AMERICA 10 THE INDUSTRY EXPECTED TO USE A TOTAL SIX PAKISTANI MEN WHO TRAVELED WITH YEARS AGO TO FIND FREEDOM. OF 216,000 TONS DURING THE CURRENT KHAN STILL HAVE NOT BEEN TRACED. MODEL YEAR. DOCTORS IN DUESSELDORF HAVE CONFIRM­ MOBILE, ALABAMA, JAN. 8 (UPI}--PROS­ --FROM UNITED STATES RUBBER CO. THAT ED THREE CASES OF THE DISEASE THERE PECTIVE FATHERS GET A CHANCE TOMORROW IN 1962 CARS WILL USE OVER 10 MILLION AND A SPECIAL TEAM OF DOCTORS WERE TO DEMONSTRATE HOW WELL THEY LEARNED POUNDS OF PLASTIC IN BETTER THAN 20 VACCINATING LONDON AIRPORT PERSONNEL THEIR LESSONS AT A RED CROSS COURSE PARTS FROM SPARE TIRE COVERS TO INSTRU­ AND OFFERING SHOTS TO ALL PASSENGERS I N BABY CARE. MENT CLUSTERS. GOING TO OR COMING FROM THAT WEST THE WINNER OF THE DIAPER DERBY WILL ...... GERMAN CITY. BE PICKED ON THE BASIS OF HIS SPEED ABOUT 600 HAVE BEEN VACCINATED AT AND GENERAL APPEARANCE OF THE FINAL MACHINE GUNS FIRED AT BERLINERS THE AIRPORT. PRODUCT. BERLIN, JAN. 8 (UPI)--EAST GERMAN ...... COMMUNIST BORDER GUARDS TONIGHT FIRED MACHINE GUNS AT EAST BERLINERS ATTEMPT­ KWAJ WEATHER FORECAST U.S. SUB NOT DAMAGED ING TO SWIM THE TELTOW CANAL TO FREE­ U.S. WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST FOR DOM IN THE WESTERN SECTOR, WEST BERLIN KWAJALEIN TONIGHT AND TOMORROW- FAIR WASHINGTON, JAN. 8 (UPI)--OFFICIALS POLICE SAID. TO PARTLY CLOUDY WITH FEW WIDELY AT THE U. S. DEFENSE DEPARTMENT SAID THE SHOT WERE FIRED FROM THE SPAETH SCATTERED SHOWERS, FRESH TO STRONG TODAY THAT NO UNITED STATES SUBMARINE BRIDGE WHICH SPANS THE CANAL. WEST BREEZE FROM EAST NORTHEAST; MAXIMUM WAS DAMAGED BY SOVIET ATOMIC EXPLOSION BERLIN POLICE SAID THEY WERE UNABLE TEMPERATURE 86 DEGREES; MINIMUM 77 IN THE BARENTS SEA, IF ANY SUBMARINE TO DETERMINE IF ANYONE WAS WOUNDED DEGREES, RELATIVE HUMIDITY - MAXIMUM WAS. BECAUSE OF DARKNESS. THEY SAID NO ONE 85%, MINIMUM 68,%. YESTERDAY'S PRE­ THEY DECLINED FURTHER COMMENT OVER ESCAPED TO THE WESTERN SIDE. CIPITATION - TRACE. CUMULATIVE THE REPORT PUBLISHED BY THE SYDNEY EAST GERMAN COMMUNIST PARTY LEADER MONTHLY PRECIPITATION THROUGH YESTER­ MIRROR. WALTER ULBRICHT TONIGHT RENEWED HIS DAY .26 INCH. OFFICIALS AT THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMM­ DEMAND THAT WEST BERLIN BE TURNED INT( ...... ISSION DECLINED TO COMMENT ON ANY AS­ A "DEMILITARIZED, FREE CITY," THE EAST PECT OF THE REPORT. GERMAN NEWS AGENCY SAID. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS TUES JANUARY 19f:2 GENERAL MESS MENU WEDNESDAY 10 JANUARY 19(2 HOUSE REPUBLICAN LEADER DEMOCRAT~ BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER CHALLENGES CHILLED FRUIT JUICE CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP FRENCH ONION SOUP WASHINGTON, JAN. 7 (UPI)--HouSE CHILLED FRESH FRUIT BAKED SHORT RIBS TERIYAKI STEAK REPUBLICAN PARTY LEADER CHARLES A. GRILLED HAM & EGGS MASHED POTATOES PARSLEY POTATOES HALLECK SAID TODAY THE REPUBLICAN HASH BROWN POTATOES SAUTE CABBAGE -STRING BUTTERED LIMA BEANS PARTY HAD NO CONNECTION WITH SO-CALLED STEAMED RICE BEANS STEAMED RICE EXTREME RIGHT WING GROUPS AND HE CAKE DOUGHNUTS STEAMED RICE SALAD BAR W/DRESSING CHALLENGED THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO HOT CEREAL S~LAD BAR wlDRESSING ApPLE P,E WICHEESE DIVORCE ITSELf fROM WHAT HE TERMED HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES CHILLED MILK - COLD "PEOPLE ON THE RADICAL LEfT." CHILLED MILK & HOT COFFEE ICE CREAM DRINK THE INDIANA REPUBLICAN ALSO SAID CHILLED MILK - HOT COFFEE HOT COFFEE THE REPUBLICANS HAD A "REAL GOOD" CHANCE TO CAPTURE CONTROL ON THE HOUSE IN THE 1962 ELECTIONS. AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE WESTERN SAMOAN PRISONERS HE SAID THE U.S. SHOULD BE GLAD THERE WERE ENOUGH REPUBLICAN HOUSE TUESDAY 9 JANUARY FREED FROM JAILS 1962 MEMBERS LAST YEAR TO BLOCK CERTAIN OF t:; 00 P.M. NEWS WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND, JAN. PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S PROPOSALS HE SAID 5 05 P.M. JIM AMECHE POP CONCERT 7 (UPI)--SAMOA'S PRIME MINISTER FlAME "MIGHT WELL LEAD US DOWN THAT ROAD" (. 00 P.M. NEWS MATA'AffA MARKED THE fiRST WEEK or HIS TO SOCIALISM. 6 15 PM. THE LATIN QuARTER COUNTRY'S INDEPENDENCE TODAY BY fREE­ HALLECK SPECIFICALLY CRITICIZED THE 30 P.M. L fE Of R I LEY 6 ING THE NATION'S PRISONERS FROM TWO PRESIDENT 1 S PROPOSAL TO PROVIDE 7 00 P M. CONTINENTAL VAR ETIES JAil LS. MEDICAL CARE FOR THE AGED UNDER THE P.M SPORTS DESK 7 ~o NE WENT TO THE JAILS WITH CHIEf Of SOCIAL SECURITY PROGRAM. P.M. MA INLY JAZZ POLICE ALPHONSE PHILLIPS. ABOUT 100 KENNEDY'S PROGRAM IS "HIGHLY DIS­ 06 P.M. JOHNNY BOND ~ PRISONERS INVOLVED CHEERED HIM AND CRIMINATORY," HALLECK SAID IN A TV () 30 P M. OBSESS 'ON SOME BROKE DOWN IN TEARS. THOSE fREED NTERVIEW (MEET THE PRESS--NBC). 9 00 P.M. NEWS INCLUDING THREE SERVING LifE TERNS, THE REPUBLICAN LEADER DID NOT ANN­ 15 P M. ~ARV MADISON MIKILSIDE 9 THREE WOMEN AND TWO EUROPEANS. THE OUNCE A fiRM STAND ON ANOTHER OF 10 00 P M. NEWSMAKERS AMNESTY APPLIED TO PRISONERS ALREADY KENNEDY'S MAJOR PROPOSALS--A LIBERAL 10 15 P M ~~RV MA~I$ON MIKESIDE, CqNl)D SENTENCED, NOT THOSE WHO HAVE YET TO NEW fOREIGN TRADE POLICY TO MEET THE 12 00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN Off STAND TRIAL. GROWING ECONOMIC STRENGTH OF THE ~E WILL HAVE TO EMPLOY LABOR fOR EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET. WEDNESDAY 10 JANUARY 1962 WORK PROJECTS PRISONERS HAVE BEEN ON," HE SAID THE REPUBLICAN PARTY WAS (, 00 A.M. NEWS SAID POLICE CHIEf PHILLIPS. "IT WILL fOR EXPANDING WORLD TRADE BUT FELT 60s A.M. THE DAWN BREAKER BE ABOUT A YEAR BEfORE THE PRISON THE JOBS Of U.S. WORKERS AND THE 6 30 A M. NEWS POPULATION GETS BACK TO FULL STRENGTH." HEALTH Of VITAL SEGMENTS Of AMERICAN 6 35 A.M. DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D. WESTERN SAMOA GAINED INDEPENDENCE INDUSTRY MUST BE PROTECTED IN ANY 7 15 A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE JAN. I. TARIFF-CUTTING LEGISLATION. HE SAID A.M. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL 1 30 TRADE POLICY SHOULD BE A NON-PARTISAN , 00 A.M. DON McNEILL'S BREAKfAST ...... ISSUE. CLUB QuESTION ABOUT EXTREMISTS GROUPS, S 30 A.M. ARTHUR GODFREY VANCOUVER-MONTREAL TRAIN HALLECK SAID TflERE WAS GROWING APPRE­ 9 00 A.M. My TRUE SiORY DERAILS, NO SERIOUS INJURIES HENSION IN THE UNITED STATES OVER 9 45 A.M. MASTERS OF MELODY ST. EUGENE, ONTARIO, JAN. (UPl)-­ THE THREAT OF COMMUNISM. HE SAID 10.00 A.M. MOORE-CROSBY-CLOONEY 7 THREE DIESEL UNITS AND 10 CARS Or ~SOME GOOD PEOPLE" ARE CONCERNED 10'30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE P M R CANADIAN PACifiC RAILWAY'S VANCOUVER­ ABOUT THE PROBLEM BUT HE ADDEO THAT 11.00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK MONTREAL TRAIN WERE DERAILED TODAY PERHAPS SONt: OF THEIR EFFORTS "GO II 30 A.M. MARSHALLESE PROGRAM AT ST. EUGENE, 50 MILES WEST OF TOO fAR." 12 00 NOON - NEWS MONTREAL. HE MENTIONED NO SPECifiC PERSONS OR 12 05 P.M. STOCKS - WEATHER NONE Of THE 114 PASSENGERS WAS IN­ GROUPS. 12 15 P.M. GUEST STAR JURED BUT TWO Of THE TRAIN'S CREW 12·30 P.M. FLAIR • ••••• WERE SLIGHTLY HURT. I 00 P.M. NEWS THE THREE DIESEL UNITS FELL OFf THE I 15 P.M. LIGHT UP, RELAX DISCOUNT STORES BATTLE TRACK AND CAME TO REST ON THEIR SIDE I 30 P.M. SHOP CONCERT MI SSOUR 1'S ~UNDA Y LAi~~ BUT THE CARS, MOSTLY MAIL AND EXPRESS 3 00 P.M. THE SWINGIN' YEARS UNITS, REMAINED UPRIGHT. ST. LOUIS, JAN. 7 (UPI)--Two DIS­ P M. ~ 30 HERE'S HOLLYWOOD COUNT DEPARTMENT STORES IN ST. LOUIS 00 P.M. NEWS ...... COUNTY WERE OPEN TODAY DESPITE THE 4 05 P.M. JOY Boys JAPANESE SCIENCE TEACHER MASS ARREST OF EMPLOYES BY COUNTY If 35 P M PAU HANA SERENADE VISITS GREENSBORO SCHOOLS POLICE WHO CARRIED OUT AN PRE-ANNOUN­ CED DRIVE TO fORCE COMPLIANCE WITH GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, JAN. 8 MISSOURI'S SUNDAY SALES LAWS. FORMER NOTRE DAME LAW DEAN (UPI)--A JAPANESE SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR POLICE SAID THAT 55 EMPLOYES OF GEM IS AGAINST UNITED NATIONS BEGAN A 30-DAY ORIENTATION PERIOD TO­ STORES INC. HAD BEEN ARRESTED BY LATE DAY IN THE LOCAL SCHOOL SYSTEM. TODAY AND MORE ARRESTS WOULD BE MADE. SOUTH BEND NDIANA, JAN. (UPI) - 7 HIDEKICHI HASEGAWA Of UTSUNOMIYA, "WE HAVEN'T MADE A DENT YET," ONE CLARENCE E. MANION, FORMER DEAN OF JAPAN, IS IN THIS COUNTRY AS A FUL­ OFFICER SAID. NOTRE DAME LAW SCHOOL SAID TODAY THE BRIGHT SCHOLAR PARTICIPATING IN A MISSOURI ATTY. GEN. THOMAS F. EAGLE­ U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT AND THE UNITED TEACHER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR OVER­ TON HAS DECLARED A DRIVE TO END THE NATIONS ARE CARRYING ON A "DEGRADING SEAS NATIONALS. HE IS A TEACHER OF SALE OF "NON-ESSENTIAL" GOODS IN ILLICIT LOVE AFFAIR" AND URGED THE GENERAL SCIENCE IN A SECONDARY SCHOOL MISSOURI ON SUNDAY. BOARD CHAIRMAN UNITED STATES TO "GET RID OF THIS EVIL INCUBUS NOW" ATTACHED TO UTSUNOMIYA UNIVERSITY Of THE FIRM, ANNOUNCED EARLIER ON AT FROM WHICH HE WAS GRADUATED IN 1954, LEAST TWO OCCASIONS THAT GEM WOULD RE­ THE UNITED NATIONS, MANION SAID IS WITH A DEGREE IN EDUCATION. MAIN OPEN ON SUNDAYS IN MISSOURI AND A "C OMMUNIST DOMINATED ORGANIZATION' DURING HIS STAY IN THIS TEXTILE­ LAST THURSDAY HE SAID OFfiCERS OF THE WHICH HAS PARALYZED OUR NATIONAL INDE­ TOBACCO CITY HE WILL WATCH HIGH FIRM WERE WILLING TO TAKE THEIR CASE PENDENCE AND PROMOTED THE INTERESTS SCHOOL SCIENCE TEACHERS AT WORK IN TO THE U.S. SUPREME COURT IF NECESS­ OF OUR ENEMIES ALL OVER THE WORLD." THE CLASSROOM, ATTENDING MEETINGS OF ARY. PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S PROPOSAL TO BUY TEACHERS, AND TRY TO IMPROVE HIS ENG­ THE CORPORATION fILED SUIT IN UoSo $100 MILLION WORTH OF U.N. BONDS IS II LISH WHICH HE BEGAN LEARNING A YEAR DISTRICT COURT LATE SATURDAY fOR A UNMITIGATED MADNESS," MANION SAID AGO. QuOTING A JAPANESE PROVERB THAT TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER TO PREVENT ON HIS WEEKLY RADIO SHOW, "THE MANION ONE MUST SEE, TOUCH AND HEAR SOMETHING THE STORES CLOSING AND MASS ARRESTS FORUM." TO UNDERSTAND IT, HASEGAWA SAID HE AND FOR A DECLARATORY JUDGMENT TO THE U.S. IS NOW PREPARING TO SUPER­ PLANS TO MOVE INTO A PRIVATE HOME H:RE KEEP THE STORES IN OPERATION ON SUN­ INTENDENT THE DISARMAMENT Of THE SINCE "THAT WOULD BE THE BEST WAY TO DAYS. HOWEVER, NO FEDERAL JUDGE IS UNITED STATES SO THAT THE U.N. MILIT­ UNDERSTAND AMERICAN LifE. AVAILABLE TO HEAR THE CASE AND IT WAS ARY FORCES WILL BE tHE ONLY ONE LEFT HASEGAWA ARRIVED IN THE UNITED ST­ POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY. ON EARTH, HE SAID. ATES AUG. 30 AND SPENT THREE MONTHS POLICE SAID THE ARRESTED EMPLOYES MANION ALSO SAID U.S. SUPPORT OF THE ATTENDING S:MINARS, LECTURES AND CLAS~­ WERE BEING TAKEN TO THE COURT Of MAG­ U.N. MILITARY ACTION IN THE CONGO WAS ES AT TH- UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH. ISTRATE BEaTRAND ELAM AfTER BEING BOOK­ A FELON IUS PERFORMANCE II AND THAT THE " ED FOR THE "DISPLAY AND SALE ON SUN- U. S SHOULD NOT 4AVF' 1I"'C'l1 IC'lWF'1"I T\.Is:" Of NON ESSEN _ GOODS." SOY I £T U:'AD • .!!.:.:.. ~~~~------\ KWAJ SPORTS VOLLEYBALL TEAMS I. P.M.Z. MISSILES 2. SPORTSMEN SPORTS 3., fiREMEN "A" ~------14 MARINE DEPT. PAGE 5 HOURGlASS SPORTS SECTION TUESDAY 9 JANUARY ,1962 5. AQUANAUTS
------~------Ib. CHANCE VOUGHT ROYALS DEFEAT PACKERS 123-113 HERB KALIKINI HAS aEEN DESIGNATED WEST DEFEATS EAST 47-27 IN CELTICS DOWN LAKERS 118-95 TO OFFICIATE AT THESE GAMES. FIRST AFL ALL STAR GAME EACH OF THE TEAM NAMES LISTED ABOVE LOUISVILLE, JAN. 8 (UPI)-THE CIN­ WILL HAVE 2 TEAMS APIECE. ONE TEAM SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, JAN. 7 (UPI)­ CINNATI ROYALS TURNED BACK A FOURTH WILL BE A 4 MAN TEAM AND THE OTHER A THE WEST ALL-STARS, PLAYED TO A STAND­ PERIOD CHICAGO DRIVE TO BEAT THE 2 MAN TEAM. STILL IN THE FIRST QUARTER, BOUNCED PACKERS 123-113 IN A NATIONAL BASKET­ ANY TEANS STILL INTERESTED IN ENTER­ 6ACK ON THE ARM OF COTTON DAVIDSON AND BALL ASSOCIATION GAME LAST NIGHT IN ING THIS LEAGUE, CONTACT PAT LAN lAS THE LEGS OF ABNER HAYNES TO DEFEAT THE SPiTE OF WALT BELLAMY'S 44 POINTS. AT 420. EAST, 47-27, IN THE FIRST AMERICAN THE ROYALS HAD BUILT A SEEMINGLY ·..... fOOTBALL LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAME. UNASSAILABLE 27-POINT LEAD AT 86-59 DAVIDSON, ELECTED THE GAME'S MOST IN THE THIRD PERIOD, CUTTING LOOSE KAHALEKULA MAKES HOLE IN ONE VALUABLE PLAYER, REPLACED JACK KEMP WAYNE EMBRY AND JACK TWYMAN TO SCORE DON KAHALEKULU Of THE fiB" FLIGHT AT QUARTERBACK IN THE SECOND QUARTER ON THE WORKING END OF A FAST-BREAK MADE A SPECTACULAR "OILE IN' 1, ON SUN­ AFTER THE SAN DIEGO CHARGER STAR HAD ATTACK. DAY DURING THE GOLF TOURNAMENT AND DE- , COMPLETED ONLY TWO OF EIGHT PASSES. THE LEAD FADED, HOWEVER, WHEN THE FEATED iIi$UGfltGIMIIIYUHUO.i'l' I' () DAVIDSON THREW FOR THE THREE TOUCH­ PACKERS BEGAN TO GET THE DEFENSIVE AL LAU ALSO MADE A SPECTACULAR 30 DOWNS GOOD FOR 249 YARDS. REBOUNDS IN THE fiNAL PERIOD. fOOT PITCH SHOT. HAYNES BROKE THE GAME OPEN IN THE • IJ ••• lit ·..... THIRD QUARTER WITH A 66-YARD PUNT RE­ Los ANGELES, JAN. 8 (UPI)-THE Bos­ TURN FOR A TOUCHDOWN AFTER TAKING A TON CELTICS, UNBOTHERED BY THE LOSS 1ST FAR EAST PRO GOLF TOURNEY LATERAL PROM HALFBACK DICK HARRIS. HE OF BILL RUSSELL ON FOULS MIDWAY MANILA, JAN. 8 (UPI)-THE FIRST FAR­ ALSO RAN FOR ANOTHER TOUCHDOWN. THROUGH THE THIRD QUARTER SUNDAY, l ! II mASTLPRO-GOLF TOURNAMENT AMONG FIVE THE WEST DEFENSE WAS ALSO IN FOR A CRUSHED THE Los ANGELES LAKERS, ASIAN NATIONS WILL BE LAUNCHED NEXT SHARE OF THE PLAUDITS, INTERCEPTING 118-95, TO EVEN THEIR NATIONAL BASKET­ ~NTH IY THE 37TH PHILIPPINE OPEN FIVE PASSES, ONE OF WHICH WAS RETURNED BALL ASSOCIATION SEASON SERIES WITH CHAMPIONSHIP, SCHEDULED FOR FEB. i TO FOR A TOUCHDOWN AND THREE OTHERS RE­ THE LAKERS AT TWO GAMES APIECE. II ., SULTED IN EVENTUAL TOUCHDOWNS TOM HEINSOHN SCORED 28 POINTS TO SOME 59 OUTSTANDING GOLFERS IN THE ...... LEAD THE BALANCED BOSTON ATTACK THAT FAR EAST, NOT INCLUDING THE PHILIPPINES' INCLUDED SIX MEN WITH 10 POINTS OR OWN GOLF STARS, ARE EXPECTED TO PARTI­ HAWKS BEAT WARRIORS 137-112 MORE. SAM JONES FINISHED BEHIND CIPATE IN THE $20,000 PHILIPPINE OPEN. EVEN THO' WILT SCORES 55 POINTS HEINSOHN WITH 20 AS THE CELTICS TOOK TWENTY-TWO AUSTRALIAN PROS, INCLUDING ST. LOUIS, JAN. 7 (UPI)-THE ST. THEIR SECOND STRAIGHT FROM Los PETER THOMSON AND KEL NAGLE,WILL ALSO LOUIS HAWKS DOWNED THE PHILADELPHIA ANGELES AFTER TWO EARLY DEFEATS AND COMPETE. WARRIORS 137-112 TODAY EVEN THOUGH SNAPPED AN EIGHT-GAME LAKER HOME THE ONE MONTH fAR EAST SERIES WILL PHiLADELPHIA'S WILT CHAMBERLAIN SET A COURT WIN STREAK. INCLUDE, BESIDES THE PHILJPFINE OPEN, NEW KIEL AUDITORIUM SINGLE GAME SCOR­ TOURNAMENTS IN SINGAPORE, SET ~OR ING MARK Of 55 POINTS. MARIS MEETS JAPANESE FEB. 15-18. KUALA LUMPUR, FEB. 24 TO CHAMBERLAIN TOOK 41 SHOTS FROM THE HOME RUN CHAMPION 29, HONG KONG, HaRCH 4 TO 7 AND TOKYO FIELD AND HIT ON 23. HE MADE GOOD ON NEW YORK, JAN. 7 (UPI)-THE u.s. MARCH II TO Ill-. 9 Of 17 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS. AND THE JAPANESE HOME-RUN CHAMPS MET WINNER OF THE TOKYO TOURNAMENT, WHiCH THE BIG HERO FOR ST. LOUIS WAS RE­ TODAY AT A SPORTS GOODS EXHIBITION HAS A POT Of $25,000 WILL BE DECLARED SERVE CENTER LARRY FOUST WHO HAD HIS AND WILLINGLY CROSSED BATS FOR PHOTO­ THE fAR EAST CHAMPION. THE TOKYO TOUR BIGGEST GAME AS A MEMBER Of THE HAWKS, GRAPHERS. WILL BE SPONSOREO BY THE YOMIURI SCORING 28 POINTS. HE FILLED IN FOR YANKEE ROGER MARIS, WITH 61 HOME­ NEWSPAPERS. CLYDE LOVELLETTE WHO INJURED AN ANKLE RUNS TO HIS CREDIT, AND TOKYO GIANT ·..... FRIDAY NIGHT AGAINST PHILADELPHIA. SHIGEA NAGASHIMA, WHO BELTED THE JAPANESE HIGH MARK OF 28, TOURED THE GERMANY BEATS MALAYA IN SPORTING EQUIPMENT SHOW WHICH OPENED INTER. FIELD HOCKEY TOURNEY SPORTS NEWS IN BRIEF * AT THE HOTEL NEW YORKER. AHMEDABAD, INDIA, JAN. 8 (UPI)-GER­ AT THE A. G. SPALDING EXHIBIT OF MANY BEAT MALAYA 4-1 TODAY IN THE iN­ NEW YORK, JAN. 7 (UPI)-THE SYRACUSE BASEBALL EQUIPMENT NAGASHIMA TRIED ON TERNATIONAL FIELD HOCKEY TOURNAMENT NATIONALS, PLAYING WITHOUT THE INJURED ONE OF THE NEW IIROGER MARIS FIELDING HERE. DOLPH SCHAYES, DEFEATED THE NEW YORK GLOVES", AN EXTRA LARGE GLOVE WITH THE GERMANS LED 1-0 AT HALF-TIME. KNICKERBOCKERS, 123-116 IN A NATIONAL SPECIAL FEATURES. THE JAPANESE HOME KELLER, WINTERS, SCHULLER AND KRAUSS I, BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION GAME AT MADISON RUN KING PRONOUNCED IT SATISFACTORY. SCORED FOR GERMANY AND PARAMALINGAM SQUARE GARDEN TODAY. NAGASHIMA IS VISITING NEW YORK AS TALLIED FOR MALAYA. I THE KNICKS, WITH RICHIE GUERIN PLAY­ GUEST OF ALEX GENSON, IMPORT-EXPORT LlNElP5: ING DESPITE A STRAINED BACK, TOOK A OFFICIAL OF ORIENTEX, LTD. GERMANY--END: DELMES AND NONN; 52-44 LEAD WITH 3:55 LEFT TO PLAY IN ...... KRAUSE, GREINERT AND fERSTL, WOELLER, THE FIRST HALF, BUT HAL GREER AND LEE SCHULLER, KEL~ER, KRAUSS AND WINTERS. SHAFfEY, SYRACUSErS HIGH SCORERS CLOSED SINGAPORE OPEN TO START FEB. 15 MALAYA--KAMANE: ARIFFIN AND DORAIS­ THE GAP TO 61-60 AT THE HALF. SINGAPORE, JAN. 7 (UPI)-MANY OF INGAM, SHANMUGANANATHAN, ARUIRAJ AND ...... THE WORLD'S BEST GOLfERS WILL COMPETE DORAISWAMYj VAN HUIZEN, SABAPATHY J NEW YORK, JAN. 7 (UPI)-MAuRICE IN THE 1962 SINGAPORE OPEN CHAMPION­ CHUA ENG WAH, PARAMALINGAM ISMAIL, PODOLOFF, PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL SHIP TO BE HELD HERE FROM FEB. 15 TO ALI YOGERSWARAN. BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION, TONIGHT FINED 18. ISKANDER or THE U.A.R. AND JAMIESON WILT CHAMBERLAIN $150 FOR HIS "UNSPORT­ SUCH FAMED GOLFERS AS PETER THOMSON, OF INDIA UMPIRED. SMANLIKE CONDUCT" IN THE PHILADELPHIA - KEL NAGLE, NORMAN VON NIDA AND FRANK THE GERMANS WERE SELDOM EXTENDED. Los ANGELES GAME Of JAN. 3. PHILIPS ARE EXPECTED TO TAKE PART HEANWHlLE, THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE THE PHILADELPHIA WARRIORS' STAR, IN THE ANNUAL AFFAIR. REBUTTED DISCRIMINATION CHARGES FOL­ WHO LEADS THE LEAGUE IN SCORING, WAS THE STANDARD OF COMPETITION IS EX­ LOWING A REPORTED MALAYAN WALKOUT EJECTED FROM THAT GAME BY REfEREE NORM PECTED TO BE SO HIGH THIS YEAR THAT THREAT UNLESS THEY GOT COMPARABLE AC­ DRUCKER AfTER INCURRING TWO TECHNIC­ AMATEUR ENTRIES WILL BE RESTRICTED COMODATION WITH THE EUROPEANS AND Aus­ AL FOULS. CHAMBERLAIN KEPT ARGUING TO THOSE WITH A HANDICAP OF TWO AND TRALIANS IN THE CITY'S ONLY WESTERN WITH DRUCKER AND GOT SLAPPED WITH A UNDER. STYLE HOTEL. THIRD TECHNICAL. THE CHAMPIONSHIP WILL BE HELD ON ALTHOUGH THE MALAYAN REQUEST HAS SINCI Two TECHNICAL FOULS MEANS AUTOMATIC THE ROYAL SINGAPORE GOL~ CLue's OLD BEEN TAKEN CARE OF. EXPULSION IN THE N.B.A. COURSE, ONE Of THE FINEST IN THE FAR ·...... EAST. PRIZE MONEY WILL TOP $11,500 • LOS ANGELES, JAN. 8 (UPI)-FRED HAWKIN CHICAGO, JAN. 8 (UPI)-THE MID-SEASON IN LAST YEAR'S SINGAPORE OPEN AT THE AND PHIL RODGERS PUSHED THEIR NECK AND PLAYOFf OF THE AMERICAN BASKETBALL ROYAL ISLAND CLUB, AUSTRALIA'S CHAMP­ NECK RACE FOR THE Los ANGELSE OPEN LEAGUE WILL OPEN IN KANSAS CITY, Mo., ION FRANK PHILIPS WON THE fiRST PRIZE CHAMPIONs~tP THROUGH FOUR MORE HOLES ON FRIDAY, JAN. 12, AND SWITCH TO EAST­ OF $1,650 WITH AN AGGREGATE OF 275 OVER TODAY AND STILL WERE DEADLOCKtD FOR THE ERN DIVISION CITY ON JAN. 13, IT WAS THE PAR 72 COURSE. LEADERSHIP. ANNOUNCED TODAY. ~I~P~AG~E~6 ______~~~ ______~~ ______~H~0~U~RG=L~A~S~S~~~~ ______~~ __~T_U_ES_D_A_Y~9_~~_U_A_RY~I~9_6_2 ______l101tce~ mOUte~ :Jont'lhl HELP WANTED ADDITIONAL TEACHERS WILL BE REQUIRED OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. TO STAfF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL FOR "HELL AND HIGH WATER"--RICHARD WIDMARK, BELLA DARVI, VICTOR T~E INCOMING TRAILER STUDENTS. GRANCEN--fROM LONDON TO PARIS, ROME, BERLIN, VIENNA, TOKYO AND SOME POSITIONS WILL BE OPEN IN THE FINALLY THE ARCTiC CIRCLE, THE CAPTAIN OF A SUBMARINE AND A i~~EDIATE FUTURE AND SEVERAL VACANCIES BEAUTIFUL PHYSICIST SEARCH OUT THE REASONS FOR STRANGE COMMIE EXIST BOTH iN ELEMENTARY AND HIGH ACTIVITIES. THEY FIND THE REO ARE TESTING AN ATOMIC BOMB WHICH SCHOOL FOR THE ENSUING SCHOOL YEAR. THEY PLAN TO DROP ON KOREA AND THEN PUT THE BLAME ON THE U.S. iF YOU POSSESS A VALID CERTIFICATE, To STOP THE PLOT, THE CAPTAIN IS FORCED TO RAM AN ENEMY SUBMAR­ HAVE A BoS./B.A. DEGREE AND HAVE HAD INE UNDERWATER. TWO CONSECUTIVE YEARS TEACHING EXPERI­ ENCE WITHIN THE PAST FIVE YEARS AND RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. HAVE THE DESIRE TO TEACH, APPLY AT 'tSE IGE AT RED RI VERIf--VAN JOHNSON, JOANNE DRU, R I CHARD BOONE-­ T.CwT. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OfFICE OR ONE MAN TURNS THE TIDE BETWEEN THE STAND AT YELLOW HAWK AND THE CALL 2189 fOR FURTHER INFORMATION. GREATEST MASSACRE THE WEST HAD EVER KNOWN PLUS NEWS WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY NEEDS CLERK TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS. SOME OF THESE OPENINGS ARE FOR PART TIME EM­ YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. PLOYEES. THIS WOULD BE FOR A MINIMUM "LONE TEXAN"--WILLARD PARKER, GRANT WILLIAMS--Two BROTHERS WHO OF FOUR HOURS PER DAY AND FIVE OR SIX FOUGHT ON OPPOSITE SIDES, IN THE CIVIL WAR, CLASH WHEN THEY RE­ DAYS EACH WEEK BETWEEN 7:30 A.M. AND TURN TO THEIR HOMETOWN AS CIVILIANS. A FORMER UNION CALVARY 4:30 P.M. ALSO THERE IS AN OPENING OFFICER RETURNS TO TEXAS ANO FINDS HIS ESTATES EXPROPRIATED BY FOR A MAIL CLERK. HIS BROTHER, WHO HAS TAKEN OVER AS S~ERIFF, JUDGE, JURY AND EX­ FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL F.H. ECUTIONER OF THE TOWN. FELL AT 9 EXTENSION 445 OR 446. ROXY SHOWTIMES 6:30 AND 8:15 P.M. MEETINGS "HOUSE Of BAMBOO"--RoBERT RYAN, ROBERT STACK, SHIRLEY YAMAGUCHi, BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB TONIGHT CAMERON MITCHELL--A VIOLENT GANGLAND FILM SET IN MODERN TOKYO, AT 8 P.M. WHERE A GROUP OF AMERICANS ATTEMPT A CAPON-STYLE TAKE OVER. AN o •••• ARMY INTELLIGENCE AGENT UNCOVERS THEIR PSYCHOTIC ORGANIZER AND THE REGULAR MEETING OF SCUBA CLUB POINTS THE ATTACK OF THE JAPANESE POLICE. WILL BE HELD THURSDAY II JANUARY AT 8 P.M. IN THE SCUBA CLUB HOUSE. THE DEPENDENTS CLINIC IS CONDUCTED NOTE' THIS IS A CHANGE IN BOTH DATE FOUND ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE HOSPITAL AND TlfvE. TIGER KITTEN - WHITE THROAT AND IN THE DENTAL SECTION. ApPOINTMENTS .o •• ~. WHITE PAWS CALL MRS. RAUTENBERG AT WILL BE MADE BY PHONING 476 FROM 7.30 SQUARE DANCING WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE 2282. A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. MoNDAY THROUGH SAT- YOKWE YUK CLUB - WILL START PROMPTLY •••••• URDAY EMERGENCIES WILL ALWAYS BE AT 8 P.M. I BROWN WALLET. A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF SEEN ANY TIME. AFTER HOURS, SUNDAYS ~ONEY IN WALLET. IDENTIFY. CALL AND HOLIDAYS, PHONE THE HOSPITAL DIRECT THE KWAJALEIN AMATEUR RAD!O CLUB 662 OR 554 • ON 2160 OR 2162. WILL MEET TONIGHT AT 1900 HOURS, IN •••••• "VISITING HOURS WILL 6E ENFORCED AT ROOM 15 OF THE SCHOOL. ALL RADIO WANTED TO GIVE AWAY THE HOSPITAL AS FOLLOWS' AMATEURS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. FOUR TIGER KITTENS - GRAY AND BLACK. DAILY 2-4 P.M. AND 7-9 P.M. ONLY.

• •••• It CALL MRS. DORAN 2422. No CHILDREN UNDER 12 WILL BE ALLOWED." MARSHALLESE CULTURE AND LANGUAGE ·..... CLASSES WILL BE HELD TONIGHT IN ROOM GENERAL NOTICE "PERSONNEL LOCATI NG NESTS OR AREAS II OF THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL FROM 7:30 ANYONE CREATING ANY UNNECESSARY WHERE 'YELLOW-JACKETS' OR BEES MAY BE TO 9:00 P.M. EDDIE BALANCE IS THE NOISE AT THE ROXY WILL BE ASKED TO GATHERING, ARE ASKED TO PHONE THE INSTRUCTOR. LEAVE. TROUBLE DESK, 550, so THAT MEN MAY BE DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THE ROXY DISPATCHED TO SPRAY AND DESTROY THEMe" DRAFTING CLASSES WILL BE CONDUCTED THEATRE. PLEASE DO NOT SEND YOUR DOG ·..... ON WEDNESDAY EVENINGS FROM 7:30 TO ALONG TO THE 6:30 SHOWING WITH YOUR "PATRONS OF THE COMMISSARY ARE RE­ 9:00 P.M. IN ROOM II OF THE GEORGE CHILD. QUESTED TO DO THEIR SHOPPING ON MoN­ SEITZ SCHOOL. HARRY SHIMABUKURO WILL CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE WILL DAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS PRIOR TO BE THE INSTRUCTOR. NOT BE PERMITTED TO ATTEND THE SEC­ 4:30 P.M. IF POSSIBLE IN ORDER TO MINI­ ~;-SHOWING OF THE FILM AT ROXY UNLESS MIZE THE CONGESTION AT THE CHECK-OUT SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB WI~L MEET ACCOMPANIED BY AND SEATED WITH PARENTS. STANDS BETWEEN 4:30 AND 6:00 P.M. ON MoNDAY EVENING 7:30 P.M. JAN. 15 AT ALL UNACCOMPANIED CHILDREN WILL BE THESE EVENINGS." THE COMMUNITY HOUSE. -SENT HOME. ·..... ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR THE COMING ...... TERM WILL BE HELD. NEEDED BARGAIN BAZAAR TO OPEN Two TEAMS FOR THE THURSDAY NIGHT THE BARGAIN BAZAAR WILL OPEN TOM­ Fffi SALE BOWLING LEAGUE. ORROW 10:00 A.M. TO 2:00 P.M. SECOND NEW PAIR OF BOY'S SHOES SIZE 6c. ALL THOSE SIGNED UP TO BOWL AND NEW FLOOR OF THE SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING. $4.99 PLUS POSTAGE. CALL 591. TEAMS ARE REQUESTED TO BE AT THE ·..... BOWLING ALLEY AT 6:30 P.M. THURSDAY, THE EPISCOPAL EVENING PRAYER AND 14-FOOT FIBERGLASS OUTBOARD RUNABOUT II JANUARY TO ELECT NEW OFFICERS SERMON WILL BE CONDUCTED TONIGHT AT WITH 25HP MOTOR AND ALL ACCESSORIES, 7:00 P.M. IN THE STATION CHAPEL. INCLUDING ANCHOR, PADDLES, COMPASS, AND FOUND LIFE PRESERVER CUSHIONS. CALL W.S. SET OF ROY ROGER GUNS. CALL 2489 POTTER AT 403 DAYS, OR 2405 EVES. AFTER 5 P.M. "WASH & DRY" SERVICE "WASH AND DRY ONLY" SERVICE IS AVAIL­ LOST: MAN'S WALLET AT THE RICHARDSON, "VISITORS AND SPECTATORS ARE WEL­ ABLE AT THE KWAJALEIN LAUNDRY FOR ALL BELO~GIN~ TO NICANOR RASENA. IF .OUND COME TO VISIT THE AIR TERMINAL AREA PERSONNEL ON THE ISLAND. THIS SERVICE RETURN TO THE HOURQ~ASS OFFICE. DURING THE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF IS PROVIDED AT A LOW COST TO THE AIRCRAFT. HOWEVER, DRINKING OF ALCO­ PATRON. KEY WITH ROUND YELLOW TAG ATTACHtD HOLIC BEVERAGES AROUND THE TERMINAL DUE TO THE LIMITED LAUNDERING FACI­ THAT SAYS "MULTI-PURPOSE". IF FOUND AREA AND SMOKING ON THE RAMP SIDE LITIES AND THE INCREASED WORKLOAD PLEASE RETURN TO THE HOURGLASS OFFICE OF THE TERMINAL DURING REFUELING OP­ WHICH AT TIME NECESSITATES DELAYS IN OR CALL 2114 OR 539. ERATION (WHEN RED LIGHT IS ON) IS THE OUTPUT OF FINISHED LAUNDRY, IT STRICTLY PROHIBITED. THIS HAS BEEN IS URGED THAT PATRONS UTILIZE THIS BROWN TOBACCO POUCH AT RICHARDSON BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE SE­ "WASH AND DRY ONLY" SERVICE FOR ALL SATURDAY NIGHT. CALL 9 EXT. 44,. CURITY POLICE FOR ENFORCEMENT." ITEMS OF CLOTHING WHICH DO NOT NEED ·., .... TO BE PRESSED, SUCH AS UNDERGARMENTS RING OF KEYS BETWEEN POST OFFICE "WASH AND DRY ONLY" SERVICE AND AND SNACK BAR. INVEST IN U.S. SAVINGS BONDS If FINISHED LAUNDRY" MUST BE SEPA.aA,TELY !F FOUND PLEASE RETURN TO MARINE BUNDLED AND PROPERLY IDENTIFf.ED/BY DEPARTMENT OR CALL 566 MR. McDANIEL. USE OF PROPER LAUNORY SLIPS. -.------.~------~------~------~------~