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VOL. 3 No. 1005 KWAJAlEiN, MARSHALL iSLANDS SATURDAY 30 DECEMBER 1961
GLOBE TROTTING DOD SETS UP NEW UN I T BY UNITED PRESS !NTERNATIONAL PERSON TO PERSON WASHINGTON, DEC. 29 (UPI)-THE DEfENSE DEPARTMENT TODAY SET UP A ~ASK fORCE Ex ARGENTINE DICTATOR JUAN PERON AD- TO PREPARE FOR U.S. NUCLEAR TESTS IN T~E ATMOSPHERE IF PRES~DENT KENNEDY ORDERS MJ1TEO »SOME T~ME AGO» THAT HE MARRIED THEM. HiS 28-YE~R-OLD SECRETARY, A SPOKESMAN THE NEW UNIT WAS DESIGNATED JOUNT TASK FORCE EiGHT. iT WOlL BE HEADED BY REPORTS, o.iNDUSTRIALiST ARNOL. MARE- ARMY MAJ. GEN. ALfRED D. STARBIRD. MONT or CHiCAGO SAYS HE WILL TRY FOR THE THE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCEMENT SAiD: »SUCH TESTS WfiLl BE CONDUCTED ONLY WHEN DEMOCRAT,C UoSo SENATE NOMINATION IN SPECIFiCALLY AUTHORIZED IY THE PRESIDENT Of THE UNiTED STATES, AND WILL BE iN ~~liNC~S ••• KING SAUD OF SAUDI ARABiA CONTINUATION OF THE CURRENT NUCLEAR TESTS NOW BERNG CONDUCTED UNDERGROUND IN HAS BEEN H~V!T£D TO VISIT PRESIDENT THE UNITED STATES." KENNEDY IN PALM BEACH. THE MIDEASTERN THE PRESIDENT SAID Nov. 2 THAT THE UN~TED STATES WAS MAKING NECESSARY PREP- POTENTATE LEAVE FOR HOME SOON AfTER ARATIONS FOR POSSIBLE RESUMPTION OF ATMOSPHERiC TESTS if THE ~ATdONS SECURITY MEDtlCAl TREATMENT IN BOSTON ••• AcTOR REQUIRED IT. BRITISH PRIME MINISTER HAROLD MACM~LlAN AND K~NNEDY LATER RfACHED BROCER~C~ CRAWfORD ANNOUNCED HE Will A JOINT AGREEMENT AT A BERMUDA CONFERENCE TO PREPARE FOR SJC~ 7(STS, Pf T~EY HAPpv A~~~ESS JOAN TABOR SOON ••• PIPER WERE NECESSARY. LAUql~, WrlOSE R£Al NAME IS ROSETTA THE SOVIET UNION HAS COMPLETED A seRIES OF ATMOSFHtR~c rESTS WIHCH SEQAN J,.,C,OBS, W1LL WED NEW YORK HERALD TRII- SEPT. I .JNr:. ~tPOrtTER JOSEPH MoRGENSTERN JAN. REAR ADM. llOYD M. HCSTIN FOR THE NAVY AND BR1tGo GEN. JOrlN S. SAMUEL FOR THF 2$~ Mc~~E~STERN SAYS. IT Will IE THE ~A~I~R_~FO~R~C~E_W~IL~L~S~E~R~V~E~A~S~D~E~P~U~T~I~E~S~U~N~D~E~R_S~TrA~R~B_~BR_O__ !_N __ T_H_E __ ~_e_W __ T_A_S_K __F__ORC ___ F, ______--1fIRST MARRiAGE fOR SOTHu •• PRINCE CHARLES, AT TH~ AGE OF ~3, JOiNED THE MEN YES NEWS BRIEFS NEW YEAR'S DAY LUAU l:R~AY FOR THE fiRST BIG PHEASANT HUNT O~ THE CHRijSTMAS SEASON AT SANDRINGHAM BY UNITED PRESS iNTERNATIONAL FOR MESS MEMBERS CAS~LEQ .MRs. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HAS PARIS--FRENCH PRESIDENT DE GAULLE irus COLOSSAL! ~TJS STUPENDOUS: BEEN NAMED THE WORLD'S MOST ADMIRED SAYS fRANCE WiLL BRING BACK TWO MORE ~TiS iCHiSAN, AND OA KijNE~ ONO, LiViNG WOMAN FOR THE 13TH TIME IN !4 ARMY DIVISIONS AND SEVERAL AIR FORCE i-'s lHE BiG ONce A YfAR LUAU. YEARS. A GALLUP POLL DETERMINED THE UNITS FROM ALGERYA IN JANUARY. HE ADD NUMBER ONF KIND, KAU KAU, TENDFR, CHOiCEoQ.ADMURAl CHARLES R. BROWN, RE ED THAT "OTHERS WILL fOLLOW THEM.» DE SUCCULENT LUAU P~G,LO~9 LOM. SALMON, TIRiNG COMMANDER Of ALLIED fORCES IN GAULLE MADE THE ANNOUNCEMENT DURING A CH~CKE~-LONG R~CE, TASTY JUST LUKE SOUTHERN EUROPE, WILL JOIN THE McDoN NEW YEAR BROADCAST. HE DiD NOT, HOW MAMA-SAN JSEO 10 MAKeo BEI:R'l LOTS HEll AIRCRAFT CORP. AS A EUROPEAN REP EVER, FULFILL EARLIER fRENCH HOPES OF IT AND !yU s ON THE TRANSPORT Co. OF ~1U[t-;TAT! 'YE. THAT HE MIGHT ANNOUNCE A TWO-StDED TE)lAS. AROUND THE WORLD ALGERIAN CEASEflRE AND THE EARLY REOP- REMEMBER, IT"S MONDAY, JANUARY baT AT LEAST TWO KATANSESE GENEARMES WERE ENING OF PEACE TALKS. {SEE STORY PAGE 2).FROM 3g30 'TO 6:30 P.M. AT BRANDON KILLED HN FiGHTINQ WITH SWEDISH U.N. I F»£lD. LCMHTtD TO MON1~LY DIHERS OF TROOPS~ ONE OTHER KATAHG[SE WAS WOUND 1II • ~~l~,J~~,;~:;:l!tll.$!Jl~J,J~9¥DY ~s.~.'.l.j,."" THE Wi- £N.!.. *S,S..,MlD ~... ~ '*VI> '~ t:"'~~_ IlllJII,.'..... _RE REPORTE.l ....~ rATHER IS MAKING MARKED • Too~y'fHAT "_8 00.... ~~ ~T WAS THE THIRD AND MO~T S~RIOUS OUT- PROGRESS IN HIS RECOVERY fRON A PARALY salAK BETWEEN THE TWO FORCES IN THE TIC STROKE. fORMER AMIASSADOR JOSEPH CHECK MoOo STUBS PAST TWO DAYS. fO~R SWEDISH SOLDIERS AND P. KENNEDY SAT UP ON THE SIDE or HIS IF YOU KAVE MoNEY ORDER STUB KATANGA'S JUSTIC, MINISTER PREVIOUSLY PALM BEACH HOSPITAL lED rOR THE fiRST 112-55,881,228 PLEASE CONTACT THE WERE ARRESTED BY MISTAKE. TIME YESTERDAY o DR. HOWARD RUSK Of NEW KWAJAlEiN POST OFfiCE. " " YORK, A PARALYTIC REHAIILITATION SPEC COMMUNIST GUARDS ALONG BERLIN'S WALL IALIST, SAW THE ELDER KENNEDY YESTERDAY SET FIERCE PACKS or DOGS ON EAST GER AND TODAY. HE TOLD THE PRESIDENT THAT ADENAUER CONV I NCED NO JX EUROPEAN WAR !N i62 MANS TRYING TO ESCAPE TO THE WEST, WEST HIS FATHER HAD MADE MARKED IMPROVEMENT BERliN POLACE REPORTED. POLICE HEARD IN THE PAST HOURS. 48 BERLIN, (upl)-~W£ST GERMAN CHANCELLOR THE DOGS lARKING AS COMMUNIST GUARDS KONRAD ADENAUER is CONViNCED THERE ...... PURSUE~ REfUGEES. NONE ESCAPED, AND WILL BE NO WAR IN EUROPE IN 1962. IN AT LEAST ONE OTHER EAST GERMAN WAS BE A NEW YEAR'S INTERViEW, ADENAUER SAID LIEVED TO HAVE DROWN TRYING TO SWIM THE FREE NATIONS DO NOT WANT WAR, AND THE SPREE RIVER IN SUI-fREEZINe TEM AS HE PUT iT, "KHRUSHCHEV CAN'T USE A PERATURES. WAR EIT~ER." THE 84-YEAR-OLD STATES'" MAN PREDICTED 1HAT NEGOTIATIONS ON BRBTISH DEPENSE OFFICIALS IMPOSED A ~\ THE BERLIN CRISIS walL SEGIN EARLY IN SECURiTY BLACKOUT ON NAVY AND TROOP THE NEW YEAR. HiS GOAL WiLL 6E NEW MOVEMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH KUWAIT, BUT ASSURANCES Of fREEDOM Of ACCESS TO THE CONViCTION GREW THAT THE OPERATION BERLIN AND REMOVAL OF THE BORDER WALL. HAD AVERTED A NEW CRISIS. QOOOOO ! I I ",'I !Af'~~~ __ PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY ECEMBER 1961 .. I .. • .,.
PUBL~SHED AT THE DIRECllON OF THE THE CHAPLAINa~ CORNER COMMAND~NG OffiCER, PACifiC MISSilE RANGE fACiliTY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ITiS A STRANGE COMMUNITY THAT WE PRESENTLY L!VE IN, A~D ~TS STRA~GENESS ISLANDS, iN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU 8URS.TS fORTH ~N Full SLOOM DURING THE HOURS Of LE!SU~ro 11-'E RECENT'LONG WEEK Of WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAs-59-4!76-c END HIGHLIGHTED THE PROFILE OF THE COMMUNITY SO THAT T~OSE WHO CAREfU~lY OB WITH THE TRANSPORT COWANY Of TEXAS. SERVED IT COULD SEE SOME OF ITS HIDDEN/REVEALED STRANGENESS. THE EVER PRE- I SENT DISPARATE NATURE OF THE COMMUNITY WAS MADE VuvhD FOR A MOMENT DURING THE TYE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAilY HOLIDAY SEASON AS THE WHEELS Of WORK HALTED FOR MA~Y OF US, AND WE WERr GIVEN r.«)NDA Y THROUGH SATURDA Y• DEADl I NE EXTRA HOURS OF LEISURE A SEASON FILLED WITH S!GNnFICANCf HA~ LIFTED us FROM fOR NOTICES 4 P.M. DAY BEfORE OUR ROUTINE Of WORK AND HAD SET US BEFORE THE RtCREAT!VE fAC~lITJES OF THE PUBLiCATION. DEADLINE fOR NEWS ITEMS COMMUNITY. SOME OF US FOUND THE REAL SIGNiFICANCE Of THE SEASON AND OF LIFE IS 10 A,M. DAY Of PUBLICATION. OVER THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS; OTHERS OF US FOUND ONLY IDL: EMPT"NfSS THAT SETTLED DEPRESSINGLY OVER THE LONG WEEK END. THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT ONCE MORE WE ARE fACED wiTH HOURS TO EDIT ALL CCPY RECEI VED fOR DURING WHICH WORK EVADES MOST OF US, PUBL I CATi ON. FRANCE ,'if I THDRAI,lj I NG ~'ORE IJN ITS AND WE ARE THROWN UPON THE RCCREATuVE FRO~1 REVOLT TORN ALGER I A R£SO~RCES OF TYE COMMuNHTY. THE EDITOR - JOYCE RAWLES PARIS, DEC. 29 (UPI)-PRESiDENT ELUSiVE MEANING OF l~rE IS WRAPPED UP ------CHARLES DE GAULLE ANNOUNCED TONIGHT iN THE BRI3HTLY COLORED srASONAL ACT THAT TWO MORE fRENCH DIVISIONS AND IVITiES OF THE COMMUN~TY( AGA'N SOME "YOLIDAY HOLD" FOR MOST SEVERAL AIR fORCE UNITS WILL BE BROUGHl WILL f8~D IT, AND SOME walL SEEK FOR SPECTACULAR .3PACE SHOT BACK fROM REVOLT-TORN ALGERIA TO IT IN VAIN, W~f~E OTHERS W~LL REFUSE fRANCE IN JANUARY "ANO OTHERS wnll EVEN Tt 3EG.~ THE SEARCH. CAPE CANAVERAL, DECo 29 (UPI)-AMERI fOLLOW THEM", As fiS US~ALLV T~UE, M~NY OF THE CAIS MOST SPECTACULAR SHOT OF THE DE GAULLE AN~OUNCED THIS I~ A 15- OFFERINGS Of TH: COMMUNiTY W!LL LEAD SPACE AGE IS WAITING THROuGH A SORT MINUTE NEW YEAR RADIO AND TELEVISION TOWARD T~~ ~EAN!NG OF THE SEASON, AND II OF "HOl lOA '( HOlD UNT I L T I ME TURNS BROADCAST TO THE FRENCH PEOPLE. MA~Y MORE w~L~ LEAD AWAY FROM THE THE COR~ER !NTO A NEW YEARn fRANCE BROUGHT BACK TWO OTHER DIVI SIGNIFICANCE OF THE S(ASON. SOME OF WIT~IN THREE WEEKS OR SO, A 4o-YEAR ~SIONS AND A NUMBER Of AIR FORCE UNITS THE "Gon.. ais 0,.," Will BE RECREATIVE, OLD MARiNE WHO RELAXED WITH HIS WifE FROM ALGERIA IN JULY AND SEPTEMBER OTHERS Wall BE DESTRUCTIVEo AND FAMILY CHR!STMAS WilL DON A SIL DE GUALlE SAID fRANCE "UNDOUBTEDLY" To BE SURE, THE CORPORATE STRUCTURES VERY SPACE SUIT AND CLIMB ABOARD A WOULD TAKE PART IN ANyIICONSTRUCTIVE" OF THE COMMUNiTY HAVE A SERfiOUS RE GIANT ROCKET FOR A THUNDEROUS RIDE- EAST-WEST TALKS WiTH THE SOVIETS~-BUT SPONSIBiliTY DURiNG SuCH TIMES, A IF ALL GOES WELL. ONLY ON CONDITbON THAT RUSSIA CEASES RESPONSIB'LITY WHICH THEY CANNOT RIGHT fOR MftRINE LT. COL. JOHN GLENN JR., THREATENING THE WEST AND THAT THE LY NEGLECT. THEY ~AV£ THE SAME DURING THE DAWN OF THE YEAR 1~62 WilL SIGN TALKS ARE DESIGNED TO RESTORE THE BAL THE YEAR'S IIROUTINENESS"--THE SEASON AL THE GO AHEAD FOR HIS CHANCE TO BE ANCE IN EUROPE AND NOT TO EXTEND MERELY SPOTL!GHTS THEiR RESPONSiBI~ITY. THE FIRST AMERICAN TO MAKE A FLIGHT RUSSIA'S DOMINATiON. YET THEIR RESPONSIBhliTY DOES NOT NEGATI jNTO ORBIT. DE GAULLE SAID HE IS DETERMiNED TO THE INDIVIDUAL'S OWN RESPONS!BllITY, II GLENN'S ORBITAL TRIP HAS BEEN TENT HALT "IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER NEXT NOR DOES iT LESSEN THE IND!VIDUAL'S ATiVELY SET FOR JANoi6, ALTHOUGH THE YEAR THE ENDLESS DRA!N OF MEN AND RESPONStBltiTY SOME OF US FIND THAT NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINIS MONEY IN THE ALGERIAN WAR. WHICH OTHERS or US COMPLETELY MiSS-- # TRATION (NASA) HAS ANNOUNCED N8 FIRM HE DID NOT FULFILL! EARLIER fRENCH THE MEANING OF THE SEASON, 4ND IN iT, DATE. iT COULD SLIPo HOPES TMAT HE MIGHT ANNOUNCE A TWO THE M.~NING Of LIFE. THE SlLVERY ATLAS ROCKET THAT WILL SIDED ALGERIAN CEASE-fiRE AND THE EARL' EACH DAY OFfERS iTSELF TO US AS A BOOST THE ASTRONAUT INTO A SPEED OF REOPEN'NG OF PEACE TALKS. TIME IN WHICH TO FIND THE MEANING OF NEARLY 18,000 MILES PER HOUR ~ND MORE BUT HE SAID THAT AS SOON AS FIGHT liFE THROUGHi THE POSS!BILiTIES WHICH T~A~ iOO MILES ABOVE THE EARTH, A~ ING CEASES fRANCE WOULD BE READY TO THE COMMUNITY HAS, BUT THE INDIVIDUAL READY IS ON iTS LAUNCHING PAD. SUPPORT AN INDEPENDENT, SOVEREIGN HOLDS THE PRIME RESPONSIB!LITY FOR GLENN COMPLETED HIS PRELIMINARY PRE ALGERIAN STATE PROVIDED HER VITAL fiNDING THE MEANING OF LIFE IN THIS PARATiONS fOR THE FLIGHT AROUND THE INTERESTS THERE ARE SAFEGUARDED. PLACE AT THiS TIME AS HE DOES iN ANY MIDDLE OF DECEMBER, IN TIME TO TAKE ANNOUNCING HIS DECISION TO BRING PLACE AT ANY TIME. A FEW DAYS OFF TO SPEND CHRISTMAS WITH BACK TWO MORE DIVISIONS, DE GAULLE A HAPPY AND CREATIVE NEW YEAR TO HIS FAMILY" THAT WAS HIS MAIN CHRIST SAID, liTHE FORTHCOMING YEAR WILL SEE EACH OF YOUo MAS WiSH--"TO BE HOME WITH MY WiFE THE REGROUPING IN EUROPE AND THE REVo 0 So DAUGHTRY AND KIDS." MODERNIZATION Of THE GREATER PART OF PROTESTANT CHAPLAIN
WHAT NOW STANDS BEFORE THE MEN ON THE fRENCH ARMY." 000000 THr $400 MilliON MERCURY PROGRAM IS IIBEGINNING NEXT MONTH, TWO NEW ~IVI THE TASK OF GETTING THE MACHINERY AND SIONS AND SEVERAL AIR fORCE fORMATIONS ON THE STOCK MARKET SCENE THE M4N TOGETHER. THE TENSION-FILLED WILL BEGIN THE MOVEMENT WHICH WILL NEW YORK, DEC. 29 (UPI)-STOCKS GAVE DAYS THAT WILL RESUME IN EARNEST AfTER TRANSFER THEM fROM ALGERIA TO METRO GROUND GRUDGINGLY TODAY ON EXTREMELY TH( rlRST OF THE YEAR WILL BE THE POLITAN fRANCE, LIKE THOSE WHICH AL HEAVY YEAR END TURNOVER wHICH SAW THE TOUGHESTo THE LAST FEW DAYS ALWAYS READY HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED AND OTHERS HIGH SPEEO TICKERS DROP MORE THAN ARE. THAT WILL FOLLOW THEM. FURTHERMORE, FIVE MiNUTES BEHIND THE ~RAD!NG FLOOR "IT!~~ MAKING THE PREPARATIONS FOR TH~I. A REDUCTION IN THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF iN THE LAST 20 MiNUTES Of TRADING. SHEPARD fLiGHT LOOK LIKE PEANUTS," ONE DIVISIONS WILL HELP US TO COVER THE fiNAL SELLbNG AND PROFIT-TAKiNG fOR HARRIED MOTEL OPERATOR SAID. COSTS OF OUR MODERN ARMS," HE SAID. TAX-PURPOSES--DtSC~IBED BY ONE ANALYST THE DIVISION CONSISTING Of PARA AS "SOME OF THE HEAVIEST WE HAVE EVER TROOPS, INfANTRY, ARMOR AND ARTILLERY SEENII--STIFLEO AN APPARENTLY STRONG 2ND TELEP~nNE BOMB THREAT WAS REPATRIATED IN JULY AND THE UNDERLYING DEMAND W~&CH LIMiTED LOSSES CAUSES EVACUATION Of EMPLOYEES SEVENTH ARMORED DIVISION AT THE BE IN MOST ISSUES TO fRACTIONS. WASHllNGTON, DECo 29 (UPi)-A TELE GINNING Of SEPTEMBER. Du PONT DIPPED 4 IN THE BLUE CHiPS, PrlONE BOMB THREAT TODAY fORCED EM BoTH ARE BEING COMPLETELY EQUIPPED BUT TWO OTHER CHEMICALS, ALL!ED AND PLOVEES OF THE U~So IMMIGRATION AND AND TRAINED FOR MODERN EUROPEAN WAR EASTMAN KODAK GAINED ROUGHLY A POINT. NATURALIZATiON SERVICE TO EVACUATE FARE BUT HAVE NOT YET BEEN HANDED OVER CHRYSLER AND UoSo STEEL FELL A POiNT 'HEiR GO~ERNMEN1 BUILDING FOR THE TO THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANI OR SO AS MOTORS AND STEELS SOFTENED. SECOND TIME IN TWO DAYSo ZATION (NATO). PLYMOUTH OiL LOST A SIZABLE EARLY GAIN A SPOKESMAN FOR THE SERVICE SAID A AFTER ITS D!RECTORS ARPROVED THE CASH MAN wiTH A SPANISH ACCENT TOLD POLICE SALES Of iTS ASSETS TO OHIO OIL WHICH MA I NLAND GETS ~10RE SNOW AT ABOUT 8:30 A.M. EST THAT THE BOMB DIPPED APOUND ~o AMERADA WENT AHEAD
WOULD EX~LODE AT 10 AoM. EST 0 THE CHICAGO, DEC. 29 (UPI)-A BITTER OVER A POINT NEAR THE CLOSE AND GEN- DfADLINE PASSED WITHOUT INCIDENT BUT COLD SPELL HELD A DEATH-DEALING GRIP ERAl AMERICAN ROSE NEARLY I~. 250 EMPL~YEE~ WE~E SENT OUT OF THE ON THE NORTH TODAY AND KNIFED THE HERCULES POWDER, WHICH ~LANS TO BU!LDING AS A PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE. SOUTH LAND WITH ZERO TEMPERATURES. SPLIT ITS STOCK AND ALSO RECEIVED A POlRCE D!SPATCHE~ PVT. CHARLES HAAS, BUffALO, NEW YORK, WAS .UFfETED 5Y LARGE AMMUNIT~ON CONTRAcr~ WAS A LATE WHO RECEivED YESTERDAY'S THREAT, SAID ITS fiRST MAJOR STORM Of THE SEASON. TRADING FEATVRE, SHO~iNG A GAiN OF Hf ~fCO~NllfO TODAY'S CALLER AS THE IT GOT A SIX-INCH SNOWfALL, FRIGIP NEARLY 3 POINT5o SAME MAN Wrlu SpeAKS WITH A SPANISH 9 ABOVE ZERO TEMPERA1VRES AND THE PRO- DOUGLAS AND REFUBl~C rONTINUED TO AC.c..ENT. MISE Of 4N ADDITIONAL 5 TO to INCHES REACT WITHIN T~E AiRCRA~T GROUP WHERE "T4[ BOMB THAT DiDN'T GO OFF YESTER Of SNOW BY SAT~RDAY. BEND!X RECOVERED YESTtRDAy 3 S POiNT- DAY WILL GO or~ TODA'," THE MYSTERY COLD AIR CONTINUED TO POliR DOWN SIZED LOSSQ OOUGL,AS f.:J(oE:CTED A "3TRUQ- CA~lCR WftS QUOTED AS SAYING. ACROSS T~r MIDSECTION OF THE U.S. IT GlE" NEXT Yf~R, ACCORDING TO ITS PRtS- CARRIED Ti-iE ME.RCURY DOWN TO "'18 AT I I"'I"'MT, AIliO REI:>UIJI Ir r'ACES Ttl£, LOSS Of' -BI&MARCK, N.D .. , ... 1 AT ONIEDA, TENN.---C I\,CTSo ___ -- HOURGLASS SATURDAY 30 DECEMBER 1961
I<.JLANO C:-Jl-'R~H 8ERV ICES I\ r lJRT ,l:;T f\ LIT IC[ 1 A:TIVITI:~ :FEN ~CNO~Y MOV I ES WILL NOT BE SHOWN AT THE SUNDAY 31 DECEMBER 1961 SUNDAY HOURS WILL PREVAIL AT OCEAN VIEW TONIGHT OR SUNDAY NIGHT. PROTESTANT MANY SPECIAL SERVICES ACTIVITIES REV. DONALD DAUGHTRY ON NEW YEAR'S DAY, IT WAS ANNOUNC ED BY JOHN C. COLEMAN, SPECIAL ~F'C:C!AL U)NDAY YOK.,e Yl!K ~,'cJJU SUNDAY SERVICES SUPERVISOR. NEW YEAR'S DAY, MONDAY, JAN. I, DIVINE tERVICE - II A.M. IN THE THE DEPENDENTS POOL WILL OPEN BRUNCH WILL BE SERVED AT THE EXECUTIVE MEMORIAL HAPEL. ON MONDAY AT 10 A.M. AND CLOSE AT MESS FROM 9 A.M. TO I P.M. DINNER SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10 A.M. IN GEORGE 7 P.M. LIFEGUARD Gus GARCIA WILL WILL BE SERVED FROM 6 P.M. TO 7:30 SE ITZ Sa-tOOL. BE ON DUTY DURING THOSE HOURS. P.M. THERE WILL BE NO ALA CARTE THE BACHELOR'S POOL WILL OPEN AT SERVICE MONDAY EVENING. r -c>I_I'I.' 'II""C""' Ul...u C·'I, fJll~ I\'"''!-'... "r~I\ 7 A.M. AND CLOSE AT 9 P.M. THERE eoooOO SUNDAY 31 DECEMBER 1961 IS NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY AT THE PROTESTANT DIVINE SERVICE 2 P.M. BACHELOR'S POOL, BUT THE "BUDDY rCT GENERAL MESS HALL SYSTEM" IS THE RULE FOR ALL MEN WHO KWAJALEIN PASSENGERS ARRIVING SWIM IN THIS POOL. YESTERDAY AFTERNOON ABOARD THE MATS REV. DONALD DAUGHTRY THE HORBY CRAFTS SHOP, WITH RON FLIGHT WERE: PROTESTANT CHAPLAIN ECKERT IN CHARGE, WILL OPEN AT TCT - NEW EMPLOYEES ARE Co S. 12 NOON ON MONDAY AND REMAIN OPEN SOLENBERGER, WILLIAM L. PANOY, A. ~,':- I yr:::. '·V '\:""D\I I I'"'C' ,.... • '-" ... I\U ""' .... '\ L.. ... o.l UNTIL 4:30 P.M., REOPENING AT 5"30 UGANIZA, S. Mo CORPUZ. RE~URNING FROM DECEMBER 31, 1961, NEW YEAR'S EVE P.M. AND REMAINING OPEN UNTIL LEAVE WERE: STEVE VENTO, TED NAKAI I, 11:30 P.M. TO 12: 15 AoM. 9 P.M. C. HIRAOKA, TIMOTHY SAWAMURA AND T. JANUARY I, NEW YEAR'S DAY THE ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER WILL YAMAStll~O. 8:00 P.M. OPEN FOR TWO HOURS ON MONDAY - FROM ATLAS-LILLIE - M.D. PUNAOI AND BUD BOTH SERVICES IN THE MEMORIAL 10 A.M. TO 12 NOON. LEACH RETURNED Fro M LEAVE. CHAPE L. OPEN BOWLING WILL BE THE SCHEDULE HONOLULU-ROOFING - THOMAS WATKINS, FOR THE BOWLING ALLEY - WITH THE ROBERT ISIMANG, T. TUEAANA AND Jo BOWLING ALLEY OPEN FROM I P.M. TO KAHAUOLOPUA RETURNED FROM LEAVE. SUNDAY 31 DECEMBER 1961 5 P.M. AND FROM 6 P.M. TO 10 P.M. CHANCE VOUGHT - CHARLES O. SMITH CATHOLIC THE GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY WILL RETURNED TO THE ISLAND. L. W. GILBREATH FATHER LEO FEY, S.J. OPEN AT I P.M. FOR YOUR NEW YEAR'S IS A NEW ISLAND EMPLOYEE. DAY ENJOYMENT AND WILL REMAIN OPEN U.S. WEATHER BUREAU - J. D. BOTTOMS SUNDAY MASS - 7 A.M. AND 9 A.M. IN UNTIL 5 P.M., REOPENING AT 6 P.M. I S A NEW I S LAND EM PLOYEE. THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL. AND CLOSING AT 9:30 P.M. 000000 DAILY MASS - TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 4-45 P.M. IN THE AFRS, KWAJALEIN, WILL OPERATE H,""\cry !'JE.j' YEAR FROtVi EXEC. IvE;)0 CHAPE Lo ON SUNDAY HOURS - SIGNING ON AT 9 EXECUTIVE MESS MANAGER BILL LOADER CONFESSIONS - SATURDAY 7 P.M. TO A.M. AND REMAINING ON THE AIR AND HIS ENTIRE STAFF OF COOKS, WAITERS, 8 PoMo UNTIL 12 MIDNIGHT. SUGAR BOWL, KITCHEN HELPERS, DISHWASHERS AND COTTON BOWL AND ROSE BOWL GAMES CAMP UTILITY WORKERS WISH TO EXTENID ~,e'v I CE;:; eN RC I NAr~UR WILL BE HEARD ON TUESDAY - SO TO EVERYONE ON KWAJALEIN AND THE TRU$T CATHOLIC SERVICES 3 P.M. CHECK THE RADIO SCHEDULE FOUND TERRITORY HEARTIEST GREETINGS AND A TCT GENERAL MESS HALL ON PAGE 4 OF TODAY'S PAPER. SUNDAyiS HOPE THAT YOU HAVE A IMOST PROSPEROUS CONFESSIONS - 2 P.M. FOOTBALL GAME OF THE DAY WILL BE AND vOYOUS NEW YEAR. OFFICE OF GENERAL MESS MANAGER THE EAST-WEST SHRINE GAMr FROM •••••• KEZAR STADIUM IN SAN FRANCISCO. FATHER LEO FEY, S.J. ON MONDAY YOU'LL BE ABLE TO HEAR HGURGL~S~ .)TAFF CATHOLIC CHAPLA[N THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE THE ABOVE GREETING IS ECHOED BY THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME - THE GREEN HOURGLASS STAFF NE~v yeARS SERV ICES BAY PACKERS VS. THE NEW YORK GIANTS. MASSES AT 6:55 A.M. AND AT 11:00 CLOSED ~OR THE DAY MONDAY WILL ~,f~ A.M. BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSED BE SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICE. AND ~'--. SACRAMENT AFTER THE 11:00 A.M. MASS. THE HOURGLASS WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED ON MONDAY, JANUARY 1ST. NEW YEAR.:> JAY AT Rei a~NE~Wu..y14EI4!A:.1R II!NoC.~J •••••• CONFESSIONS AT 2: 15 P.M. MASS AT 3: 15 P.M.
EPISCOPALIAN SERVICES ARE HELD EVERY TUESDAY EVENING AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE STATION CHAPEL. • ••••• CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES WILL BE HELD IN QUARTERS 476A THIS SUNDAY AT 10:30 A.M. • ••••• L.DoS. SERVICES ARE HELD EACH SUNDAY AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL ROOM $13 AT THE roLLOWING TIMES: SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:30 A.M. SACRAMENT MEETING - 10:30 A.M. PRIESTHOOD MEETING - 11:20 A.M. ·..... CHICKEN PENTECCSTAL GROUP MEETS IN THE EDUCATIONAL BUILDING EVERY WEDNESDAY W/PI NEAPPLE 5L I CES,_--__ AND IN THE CHAPEL EVERY SUNDAY AT 7:30 P.M. • ••••• ,,",~N. \ 3'"30 1b h,3o CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES WILL BE SL I CEO CHEESE I Pc't'"~ON FIEL:C T0SSED GREEN SALAD' HELD SUNDAY AT 10 A.M. IN QUARTERS 'Fo~ 482 B. POTATO & EGG SAL~'" ~~~~~~'PE AND GREEN OLIVES
PALM BEACH, FLA., DEC. 28 (UPI) SLICS> PICKLES I ~~~~ I STUFFED CELERY PRESIDE~T AND MRS. KENNEDY TODAY ACCOMPANIED THEIR FOUR-YEAR-OLD MIXED NUTS - HARD CANDIES - FRESH FRUITS - HORS D'OUEVRES DAUGHTER, CAROLINE, ON A BRIEF , ~1~ VISIT TO THE HOSPITAL BEDSIDE OF HER FRUIT CAKE ICE CREAM - BREAD BUTTER - COFFEE - SOFT DRINKS @\RANDF"ATHERo HOSPITAL RULES WERE WAIVED SO THE CHILD COULD SEE THE FORMER AMBASSADOR .~~~PH p_ K~NN~nv_ --~~-~'. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS SATURt ) DECEMBER I cl.6'j'r" !-.:..IP~~------~~~~~~--r---~~~~~~ I AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE CONT'D ,~FRS ~AD IC SCHEDULE 10.30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE PMR THE LIGHTER BIDE II :00 A.M. Mus I CAL INTERLUDE SATURDAY 30 DEC. 1961 DURHAM, ENGLAND, DEC. 29 (uP I )--CEC Il II 15 AoM. SUGAR BOWL GAME 00 P.M. D!NNER MUSICALE O'B~IEN HOPES HIS SON, BILLY, 13, CAN 5 ALABAMA VS ARKANSAS 6000 P.M. NEWS ~tM£MBe:R THE INGiREotE~TSIOf A "MAGIC" 1.30 P.M. SHOP CONCERT 6. i 5 PaMo HEREvS TO VETERANS POTION HE CREATED WITH HIS CHEMISTRY SET. 3:00 P.M. THE SWINGIN' YEARS 6~30 PoMo ROMANCE O'BRIEN SAID HE ACCIDENTLY WIPED HIS P.M. HER E IS HOLLYWOOD 700 P.M. MICKEY &. JOAN &. JIM ~:30 BALD SPOT WITH SOME Of THE POTION THAT ~ :00 P.M. NEWS 7· i5 P.M. TWILIGHT TIME SPILLED ON A HANDKERCHIEf AND NOW HAIR IS 4:05 P.M. COTTON BOWL GAME P.M o SPORTS DESK GROWING THERE. BUT BILLY CAN'T REMEMBER 7.~0 TEXAS VS MISSISSIPPI P.M. NAVY SWI NGS HIS RECIPE. ~. 5 6:30 P.M. LIF'E OF' RILEY 00 P.M. MUSIC fOR THE MIDDLE MI NO 7:00 P.M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES 9 00 P.M. NEWS NEW YORK, DEC. 29 {UPI )--REPORTERS IN P.M. SPORTS DESK 9·15 P.M. BOBBY HAMMOCK 7:~0 THE NATION'S BIGGEST CITY MAY BE A LITTLE P.M. MAINLY JAZZ 9·30 P.M. ONE NIGHT STAND ~: 5 RELUCTANT TO SHOW THEIR NEW PRESS CARDS. .00 P.M. JOHNNY BOND 10.00 P.M. JAZZ ON THE ROCK THE 1962 WORKING PRESS PASSES ARE 8·30 P.M. OBSESS I ON 12.00 MIDNIGHT SIGN Off SHOCKING PINK. 9·00 P.M. ROSE BOWL GAME MINN. VS U.C.L.A. SUNDAY 31 DEC. 1961 KOBE, JAPAN, DEC. 29 (UPI )--THE JUNIOR 000000 9·00 A.M. SIGN ON HIGH SCHOOL TRUANT OFfiCER YESTERDAY 9·0) A.M. DEE JAY HOLIDAY N.Y. TRANSIT STRIKE AVERTED ANNOUNCED THE END OF A CITY-WIDE SEARCH 10.00 A.M. MASTER CONTROL FOR TWO 14-YEAR-OLD BOYS LONG MISSING NEW YORK, DEC. 28 (UPI )--A THREAT 10 30 A.M. GLENN FORD SHOW fROM CLASS. Of A MASS TRANSIT STRIKE AT MIDNIGHT II :00 A.M. MUSICAL INTERLUDE THEY WERE FOUND WORKING AS LABORERS FOR SUNDAY THAT WOULD PARALYZE PUBLIC 12 00 NOON SINGALONG WITH MITCH A CONTRACTOR BUILDING NEW CLASSROOMS AT TRANSPORTATION IN NEW YORK CITY WAS 1.00 P.M. ROCKETING RHYTHMS THE SCHOOL. AVERTED TONIGHT WHEN SETTLEMENT WAS 1·30 P.M. HERE'S TO VETERANS REACHED ON A NEW CONTRACT. I 45 PoM. GUEST STAR LONDON, DEC, 29 (UPI )--DAVID HILL, A THE SETTLEMENT WAS REACHED BETWEEN 2.00 P.M. NEWS TRAVEL AGENT'S CL~RK, WAS SENTENCED TO THE TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION AND THE 2 05 P.M. To BE ANNOUNCED THREE MONTHS IN JA{L YESTERDAY FOR STEAL NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY. 2 30 P.M. HAWAI I CALLS ING $1,408 TO TAKE A TRIP AROUND THE UNDER TERMS Of THE AGREEMENT, ALL 3·00 P.M. 7TH ARMY SYMPHONY WORLD. HOURLY-RATED EMPLOYES WILL BE GIVEN 4:00 P.M. NEWS A 12¢ AN HOUR PAY BOOST THE fiRST 4.05 P.M. EAST-WEST SHRINE GAME fROM CHICAGO, DEC. 29 (UPI )--CHICAGO AREA YEAR Of A TWO-YEAR CONTRACT AND ANOTH KEZAR STADIUM IN SAN TAXPAYERS GOT A HEAVY LOAD FROM THE ERllO¢ IN 1963. FRANCISCO INTERNAL REVENUt SERVICE LAST WEEK --- IN ADDITION, THE AUTHORITY WILL PAY 7 00 P.M. NEWS 540,000 POUNDS Of TAX FORMS SHIPPED fROM OUT ANOTHER $10 MILLION TOWARD IMPRO PoM'I. ARMY HOUR KANSAS CITY, Mo. 7 oJ VED FRINGE BENEFITS. 7·30 P.M. SPORTS DESK THE TOTAL COST OF THE NEW CONTRACT 4 P.M. SCIENCE EDITOR URBANA, ILL., DEC. 29 (UPI )--HERSCHEL 7. 5 WAS ESTIMATED AT $36.3 MILLION. 8'00 P.M. HOLLYWOOD BOWL SYMPHONY CAMERON WAS BACK IN JAIL TODAY BECAUSE I 9'30 P.M. GUNSMOKE HE ACCEPTED HELP FROM THE WRONG PEOPLE. 10 00 P.M. NEWS CAMERON ESCAPED FROM THE MELROSE PARK 1 10 05 P.M. LAWRENCE WELK SHOW liZ TAYLOR TOP ATTRACTION JAIL WEDNESDAY WHILE SERVING A TERM fOR 10·30 P.M. MONITOR DRIVING WITHOUT A LICENSE. HE STOLE A HOLLYWOOD, DEC~ 28 (UPI )--ELIZABETH 11·30 P.M. MACABRE CAR WHICH BROKE DOWN IN URBANA WHERE TWO TAYLOR WAS VOTED THE TOP BOX OfFICE 12:00 MIDNIGHT SIGN OfF' FRIENDLY POLICEMEN HELPED PUSH IT TO A ATTRACTluN OF 1961 TODAY BY THE CURB, DROVE CAMERON TO A GARAGE -- AND PEOPLE WHO SHOULD KNOW -- THE THEATRE MONDAY I JAN 1962 THEN ASKED TO SEE THE DRIVER'S LICENSE HE OWNERS OF THE COUNTRY. DIDN'T HAVE. A.M. DON McNEILL'S BREAKfAST THE DARK HAIRED BEAUTY, WHO WON 0.00(100 CLUB THE ACADEMY AWARD OSCAR FOR HER PER 9 30 A.M. ARTHUR GODFREY fORMANCE IN "BUTTERFIELD 8" LAST 10.00 AoM. MOORE-CROSBy-CLOONEY APRIL, MADE THE NUMBER I SPOT FOR THE HI LO 10·30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE PMR FIRST TIME. LAST YEAR SHE PLACED ATLANTA 38 26 11.00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK FOURTH, AND IN 1958 SHE WAS SECO NO. BUFFALO 2~ 17 11·30 A.M. I RA COOK OTHER TOP TEN MONEY MAKING STARS, CHICAGO -4 12 00 NOON NEWS AS POLLED BY THE MOTION PICTURE HER~ DENVER 41 8 12 05 P.M. WEATHER ACROSS THE NATION ALD ARE' DALLAS 44 29 12- 1 P.M. GUEST STAR 5 ROCK HUDSON, DORIS DAY, JOHN WAYNE, DES MOINES -12 12:30 P.M. FLAIR CARY GRANT, SANDRA DEE, WILLIAM DETROIT 18 ! 00 P.M. NEWS " HOLDEN, TONY CURTIS AND ELVIS PRESLEY FA I RBANKS -48 -62 I 15 P.M. LIGHT UP, RELAX THREE STARS IN LAST YEAR'S TOP TEN FORTH WORTH 45 28 1.30 P.M. SHOP CONCERT RATING DROPPED TO NUMBERS 12, 13 AND HOUSTON 55 30 P.M. ROCKETING RHYTHMS 14 -- FRANK SINATRA, DEBBIE REYNOLDS KANSAS CITY 20 P.M. NEWS 7 ~~ AND JACK LEMMON. MEMPHIS 25 4 05 P.M. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE MIAMI BEACH 63 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME - GREEN BRANOO WINS TRIAL MpL-Sr. PAUL -II BAY PACKETS VS N.Y. GIANTS NEW ORLEANS 30 7 00 P.M. CONTINENTAL VARIETIES BUT LOSES SLAP MATCH OKLAHOMA CITY 24 P.M. SPORTS DESK 7 30 SANTA MONICA, CALIF., DEC. 28 (UPI) NEW YORK 32 P.M. MAINLY JAZZ ACTOR MARLON BRANDO TODAY WON COURT PITTSBURGH 20 P.M. JOHNNY BOND ~'66 APPROVAL Of INCREASED PRIVILEGES TO PORTLAND, ORE. 30 P.M. BROADWAY IS MY BEAT 8 VISIT HIS FOUR-YEAR-OLD SON, BUT LOST RENO 12 P.M. MARVIN MADISON MIKESIDE 9 00 A BRIEF "ONE SLAP BOUT" WITH HIS EX ST. LOUIS o 10 00 P.M. NEWS WIFE ANNA KASHfl AS THE COUPLE LEFT SALT LAKE CITY 28 iO 05 P.M. MADISON MIKESIDE CONT'D THE COURT ROOM. SAN ANTONIO 12 00 MIDNIGHT SIGN OFF BRANDO WAS OBVIOUSLY ELATED OVER SAN DIEGO ~~ BEING ALLOWED MORE TIME WITH HIS SON, SAN FRANCISCO 42 TUESDAY 2 JAN 1962 CHRISTIAN DEVI. BUT MISS KASHfl SEAHLE 39 600 A.Mo NEWS VOICED AN EPITHET IN COURT AfTER THE WASH I NGTON 1 6~05 A~Mo THE DAWN BREAKER 3 RULING, AND SLAPPED BRANDO ON THE WICHITA 20 6~30 A"Mo NEWS FACE WHEN THEY WERE OUTSIDE THE COURT o.oeoo AoMo DAWN BREAKER CONT'D 6~35 ROOM. THORPE STACHVILLE, ENGLAND, DECo 29 A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE 7·15 (UPI )--BEN BERRY, WHO REFUSED TO PAY A A.M. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL $3.50 ELECTRIC BILL BECAUSE POWER FAIL A.M. DON McNEILL'S BREAKFAST e'~ THE HOURGLASS WILL NOT BE URES ROBBED HIM OF TWO BREAKFASTS, SAID CLUB PUBLISHED ON MONDAY, TODAY HE WILL PAY. HIS MIND WAS CHANGED 30 A.M. ARTHUR GODfREY 8 JANUARY I, 1962. BY MRS BERRY, WHO, HE SAID, " HAS MADE 9:00 A.M. My TRUE STORY REGULAR PUBLICATION SCHEDULE IT CLEAR THAT SHE IS THE ONE WHO WOULD 9045 MASTERS OF MELODY A.~. BE INCONVENIENCED IF THE ELECTRICITY 10 00 A.M. MOORE-CROSBY-CLOONEY WILL RESUME ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 2. BOARD CUT OfF THE SUPPLy.1I (CONT'D TO NEXT COL.) 1 1 PLANE LAND\) AT ~JRONG AIR PORT Fk/i IINr.: ... T I GAT£3 GCOF NEW YORK (UPI) A FEDERAL AVIA liON AGENCY OfFICIAL SAID TODAY IT WAS "APPARENT" AN EASTERN AiR~~NES PILOT SPORTS WHO LANDrD AT THE WRONG AIRPORT HERE t-:P:-A-G-E~5=------:H"':":0::':"U=R:-::G-::-LAS-:-:::-:S:--:S::-:P::-:0~R=T=-S-:S::-:E:-:C==T:-:I~(l,I':"':""""-----S:::-A-T-U-R-D~A-Y--~3 OF CALifORNIA 6-1, 4-61 7-5 IN THE WHO HAD 15 POINTS AND TOM RUSSEL WITH LIC~NSE AND A $1,000 F!NE. OTHER QUARTERfiNAL MATCH. 14. 0(10000 OTHER FIRST ROUND RESULT: SHARPE oO()OOi! SHARK VICTIM~ F!GHT FGR LIFE 6-3,6-2 OVER LT. NORMAN PARRY OF BASKETBALL CALIFORNIA, FROST 6-4, 6-3 OVER SPECIAL SERVICES BASKETBALL STAND BOTH IN SERiOUS CONDITICN CROWFORD HENRY Of ATLANTA, MULL0Y INGS: MACKAY, AUSTRALIA, DEC. 29 (UPI) 2-6, 6-4, 8-6 OVER EUGENE SCOTT Of W L PCT. MARGARET HOBBS, 18, WHO WAS SERIOUSLY NEW YORK. VIKINGS 22 o 1.000 INJURED WHEN A SHARK ATTACKED HER AND 000000 PMZ 21 2 .913 A COMPANION, FOUGHT FOR HlR LIFE TODAY IPECIAL SERVICES 17 4 .810 IN MATER HOSPITAL. t'c LENOON TC CGi\T I NUE A~ CCACH BLUE JAYS 15 7 .682 MISS ~OBBS CONTiNOLSLY ASKED NURSES CLEVELAND, OHIO, DEC. 28 (UPI) KWAJo TROTTERS 13 9 .591 IN THE HOSPITAL "WHAT HAPPENEDY" JOHNNY McLENDON WILL CONTINUE AS DOUGLAS 12 II .522 "SHE IS AN AMAZING GIRL, D!SPLAYING COACH Of THE CLEVELAND PIPERS fOR No HUHUnS* II II .500 UNBELIEVABLE fORTITUDE," SAID A NUN THE 1961-62 AMERICAN BASKETBALL SPORTSMEN* 10 10 .500 WHO HAS BEEN NURSING THt SCHOOLTEACHER SEASON, OWNER GEORGE STEINBRENNER WECO 14 .435 TRAINEE. ''WE CAN NOW ONLY PRAY, WATCH SAID TODAY. AMERICAN ELECTRIC ~ 18 .182 AND HOPE." STEINBRENNER ISSUED THE STATEMENT HIGH SCHOOL 4 19 .114 ALSO BATTLING FOR HIS LifE IN AN I N AN EFfORT TO SQUELCH REPORTS T ... T PI LUTES** I 22 .043 ADJOINING WARD WAS MARTIN STEFFENS, McLENDON WOULD BE fiRED IF HE FAILED 24, WHO WAS STANDING WiTH MISS HOBBS TO WIN THE FIRST HALF CHAMPIONSHIP IN * TIED fOR SEVENTH PLACE. IN ABOUT 2~ fEET OF WATER WHEN THE T~E EASTERN D'VISION. **DROPPED OUT OF THE LEAGUE. SHARK ATTACKED AND KNOCKED THE GIRL THE PIPERS ARE NOW IN SECOND PLACE, DOWN ABOUT 12 ~EET fROM SHORE. ONE GAME BEHIND THE PITTSBURGH RENS. THE SHARK RIPPED OfF ONE Of MISS STEiNBRENNER MADE IT CLEAR HOWEVER, BOI/LING HOBBS' ARMS AND PART Of THE OTHER. THAT McLENDON IS SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FRIDAY NITE MEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE SHE ALSO SUFFERED SERIOUS GASHES IN fOR THE TEAM'S SHOWING. RESULTS 22 & 24 DEC. HER RIGHT THIGH. flHE HANDPICKED ALL HIS PLAYERS AND W L EYEWITNESSES, WHO ESTIMATED THE WE OBTAINED THEM fOR HIM. HIS JOB ACHI-KoOHI FIVE SHARK WAS ABOUT 10 fEET LONG, SAID IS TO MOLD THEM INTO A WINNER," SAID SOUTH PACifiC ~4 :~ IT MADE THREE SEPARATE ATTACKS ON THE THE CLUB PRESIDENT. ARMY ZEUS 31 21 COUPLE. THE STATUS ar THE FORMER COACH AT NAVY ELECTRON/CS* 26 26 STEFFENS MADE A DESPARATE ATTEMPT TENNESSEE A & I BECAME A QUESTION THE FUR'S* 26 26 TO SAVE THE GIRL BY BEATING THE SHARK MARK WHrN STEINBRENNER CRITICIZED SAR 21 31 Off TIME AND AGAIN WITH HIS FISTS AND THE TEAM'S SHOWING IN AN APPEARANCE CHANCE VOUGHT 20 32 FEET UNTIL HIS BOYHOOD FRI~, GRAHAM YESTERDAY BEfORE THE CLEVELAND CAGERS QUESTION MARKS??? 13 39 JORGENSEN, FINALLY SCARED THE SHARK CLUB. HE SAID HE THOUGHT THE TEAM AWAY AND RESCUED THE INJURED PAIR. SHOULD BE "WALTZING AWAY WITH THE * TIED fOR fOURTH PLACE. MISS HOBBS AND STEffENS HAD PLANNED TITLE." TO BECOME ENGAGED IN THE NEXT fEW 000000 INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS WEEKS. HE SEEMS MORE CONCERNED ABOUT HER CONDITION THAN HIS OWN AS HE HIGH AVERAGE 173 P ... CHING PLEADED WITH NURSES TO "PLEASE SAVE ';CLF '~UALIFI8ATIGNS HERE ~IONDAY HIGH SERIES 637 W. KAEO HER." THERE WILL BE A QUALifYING GOLf HIGH GAME 277 W. KAEO STEFFENS REQUIRED ONLY ONE PINT OF TOUNAMENT ON MONDAY, I JANUARY, 1962. BLOO~ THIS FAR, WHILE MISS HOBBS THATiS NEXT YEAR, BUT ONLY DAY AFTER HIGH SERIES WITH HCP 727 F. O'GRADY ALREADY HAS RECEIVED NEARLY 16 PINTS. TOMORROW. ANY GOLf ENTHUSIAST MAY HIGH GAME WITH HCP 296 W. KAEO OOGOOO ENTER, MEN OR WOMEN. HIGH GAME 22 DEC. 228 D. HARPSTER MANY ARTICLES Of USE ARE AVAILABLE THE RESULTS OF THIS TOURNAMENT WILL •••••• fREE OF CHARGE ON A CHECKOUT BASIS HELP IN DIVIDING CONTESTANTS INTO BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FROM THE ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER, LOCATED CLASSES fOR fUTURE ROUNDS. TUESDAY ON THE SECOND fLOOR OF THE SPECIAL THE TOURNAMENT wiLL START AT 10:00 6 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS. KWAJ. TROTTERS SERVICES BUILDING. THESE ITEMS NOT A.M. ON MONDAY AT THE BOXING RiNG 7 P.M. SPEC I AL SERV ICES VS. BLUE JAYS ONLY INCLUDE MANY ARTICLES FOR USE BEYiND THE SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING. WEDNESDAY IN SPORTS ACTIVITY BUT HOUSEHOLD AIDS DOWT M ISS IT! 6 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS o AMERICAN ELECTRIC ARE ALSO READILY AVAILABLE. 000000 THURSDAY VISiT THE SPECIAL SERViCES GEAR 6 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS. No HUHU'S LOCKER TODAY! - r-·-·_-_-__- ______-=~~------~H~OU~R~G~L~A~S~S------~------__-==-=-=S~AT~U~R~D~A~Y_~~, ~D~~~C~E~M~BE~R~I~9Ib~I ____c __ ~ • nO/iced mOl/ted 5ontf/,,/ WANTED TO BUY' GOOD BABY PLAY PEN. OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. CALL 2356 ANYTIME. ItWILD IN THE COUNTRY"--HoPE LANGE, ELViS PRESLEY--A BRILLIANT HIGH SCHOOL BOY fALLS IN LOVE WITH A WOMAN PSYCHOLOGIST WHO IS NEEDED: SOMEONE TO CARE fOR CHILDREN TEN YEARS HIS SENIOR. fOR TWO WEEKS WHILE PARENTS ARE Ofr THE ISLAND. THREE GIRLS, AGES 12, 9 RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7:30 P M. 2ND SHOW 8.)5 P.M. AND 7, AND ONE BOY, AGE 5 CALL 2322 "SCREAM OF FEAR"--SUSAN STRASBERG, RONALD LEWIS--STORY Of A PRETT' AfTER 5 P.M YOUNG WOMAN WHO IS CONfiNED TO A WHEEL CHAiR BY A PERMANENT BACK • ~. 0 INJURY AND IS THE VICTIM OF A CAMPAiGN TO DRIVE HER MAO BY TWO WANTED. GOOD HOMES fOR 5 BEAUTifUL VILLIANS WHO WOULD THUS ACQUIRE THE fORTUNE SHE HAD INHERITED KITTENS CALL 2201 AfTER 5 P.M. FROM HER WEALTHY fATHER. "APRIL LOVE"--PAT BoONE, SHIRLEY JONES, ARTHUR O'CONNELL MEETING SCUBA CLUB WILL MEET SUNDAY 31 DEC. YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. AT EMON BEACH AT 8:15 A.M. "HIGHWAY t.f:N"--CHARLES COBURN, WANDA HENDRIX, VICTOR JORY- .. . INTRIGUE, SWASHBUCKLING, ROSING-HOODISH BANDITRY, RIDING AND NOTICE TO BOQ OCCUPANTS: SWORD PLAY IN OLD ENGLAND WHERE HIGH BORN LADIES SEEK LOVE AND BILLETING AND/OR MESSING CHARGES ADVENTURE ALONG PATHS Of ADVENTURE. fOR JANUARY ARE DUE AND PAYABLE ON OR BEfORE JANUARY I PAYMENT MAY BE ROXY SHOWTIMES 6:30 P.M. AND ~:OO P.M. MADE AT THE CENTRAL BilLETING OffiCE, "CATILE EWIRE"--JOE MCCREA, GLORIA TALBOT OR, If MORE CONVENIENT, BY CHECK PAY ABLE TO THE TRANSPORT Co Of TEXAS, SUNDA Y KlV IES PLACED IN AN ENVELOPE AND ADDRESSED OCEAN ViEW SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. TO THE CENTRAL BILLETING OffiCE fOR "CATILE EWIRE"--JOE MCCR£A, GLORIA TALBOT. DELIVERY VIA THE GUARD MAIL. R~CHARDSON SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. 2ND 2HOW 9.30 P.M. 1ST SHOW "WILD IN THE COUNTRY"--A'OPE LANGE, ELV!S PRESLEY ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1962, THE 2ND SHOW "BENGAZI"--RICHARD CONTE, VICTOR MclAGLflN, RICHARD CARLSON. COMMISSARY WILL BE CLOSED IN THE YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. 2ND SHOW 8 55 P.M. MORNING HOURS fOR PURPOSES Of INVENTORY 1ST SHOW "SCREAM OF FEAR"--SUSAN STRASBERG, RONALD LEWIS. AND WilL OPEN AT 2:00 P.M. AND REMAIN 2ND SHOW "APRIL LOVE"--PAT BOONE, SHIRLEY JONES, ARTHUR O'CONNELL OPEN UNTIL 6:00 P.M ROXY SHOWl I t-E 6:30 AND 8: 10 P.M. THE KWAJALEIN STORE WILL ALSO BE "HIGHWAY MEN"--CHARLES COBURN, WANDA HENDRIX, VICTOR JORY CLOSED FOR INVENTORY ON TUESDAY, WITH THE EXCEPTION Of DEPARTMENT I, WHICH t«)NDA Y MeV I ES WILL REMAiN OPEN TO SELL CIGARETTES, OCEAN VIEW SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. MAGAZINES AND DRUG ITEMS. "SCREAM OF FEAR" WEDNESDAY, BUSINESS AS USUAL AT RICHARDSON SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. BOT~ STORES. . "H I GHWAY t.£N" o. • •• YOKWE YUK SHOWTIME 7:30 P M SPEC~AL SERVICES ATHLETIC GEAR "CA TILE EW IRE" LOCKER NOW HAS NEW GOLf CLUBS THAT ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 P.M. AND 8:30 PaM. MAY BE CHECKED OUT ON A 'SHORT "WI LD 1N THE COUNTRY" CHECKOUT' BASISo AVAILABLE ARE 9-7-3-4-5-10 PUTTERS. rjENERlI,L j\IESS fJENU GENERAL MESS MENU CONT'D TUESDAY 2 JANUARY 1962 SUNDAY 31 DECEMBER 1961 BREAKFAST PROTESTANT SERVICES FOR BREAKFAST CHILLED FRUIT JUICE NEW YEARS CHILLED TOMATO JUICE CHILLED FRESH FRUIT DECEMBER 31, NEW YEAR'S EVE CHILLED FRESH FRUIT HOT & COLO CEREAL 11.30 P.M. TO 12:15 A.M. COLD & HOT CEREAL GRILLED LITTLE PIG SAUSAGES JANUARY I, NEW YEAR'S DAY GRILLED HAM & EGGS TO ORDER EGGS TO ORDER 8:00 P.M. HASH BROWN POTATOES HASH BROWN POTATOES BOTH SERVICES IN THE MEMORIAL CAKE DOUGHNUTS STEAMED RICE CHAPEL. HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM CAKE DOUGHNUTS STEAMED RICE HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM CATHOLIC SERVICES FOR ~AJ CHILLED MILK - COfFEE CHILLED MILK - HOT COFfEE NEW YEAR's DAY MASSES AT 6:55 A.M. AND II :00 A.M. 10:00 OMIT HAM DINNER BENEDiCTION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT ADO: MINUTE STEAK FRENCH ONION SOUP AFTER THE 11:00 A.M. MAss. EGGS & HASH BROWN POTATOES ROAST LEG Of VEAL ...... DEEP BROWN GRAVY CATHOLIC SERVICES FOR ROI NAMUR SUPPER SAUTE CABBAGE NEW YEAR's DAY CREAM Of MUSHROOM SOUP BUTTERED PEAS CONfESSIONS AT 2:15 P.M. ROAST PRIME RIB Of BEEF Au Jus STEAMED POTATOES MASS AT 3 15 P.M. BAKED POTATO STEAMED RICE BUTTERED PEAS CHEf SALAD w/DRESSING BUTTERED SPINACH FRENCH ApPLE PIE TC ALL PLR~CNt'EL STEAMED RICE COLO DRINK - CHILLED MILK - HOT COfFEE EfFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ABSOLUTELY HOT ROLLS - BUTTER CAKE NO PHOTOGRAPHY WILL 6E ALLOWED ON OR LETTUCE & TOMATO SALAD SUPPER Ofr JOHNSTON ISLAND. CHILLED MILK - COLD DRINK - HOT COfFEE CREAM OF BROCCOLI SOUP ..... ROAST BARON Of BEEf Au Jus MONDAY I JANUARY 1962 OVEN BROWN POTATOES THE PARTY AT THE CROSSROADS tONIGHT BRUNCH 6-12 SPANISH GREEN BEANS I S FOR NA V'f PERSONNEL ONLY. CHILLED rRESH FRUIT STEAMED RICE CHILLED FRUIT JUICE LETTUCE SALAD HELP WANTED HOT CEREAL BROWNIES & ICE CREAM - HOT COffEE STENO OR TYPIST, PART TIME fOR FRIED EGGS ICED TEA wiLEMON - CHILLED MILK PROJECT PRESS IN JTO BUILDING, DIAL GRILLED BACON 2112 ON BASE EXCHANGE AND ASK FOR HOT WHEAT CAKES w/HONEY AND FOR SALE AL ZITANI AT SHADE TREE ROMEO. OR MAPLE SYRUP USED PORTA-CRIB - GOOD CONDITION. CALL PROFESSOR BROWN, LINCOLN LABORA STEAMED RICE USEABLE FOR A BABY UP TO 18 MONTHS. TORIES (9-431) FOR APPOINTMENT. HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM CHILLED MILK - HOT COfFEE CALL 2335 ANYTIME. WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY NEEDS CLERK TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS. SOME Of LUAU 3:30 - 6.30 P.M. THE HOURGLASS WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED THESE OPENINGS ARE fOR PART TIME EM PLOYEES THiS WOULD BE fOR A MINIMUM NO EVENING MEAL WILL BE SERVED IN NEW YEAR's DAY or FOuR HOURS PER DAY AND FIVE OR SIX THE GENERAL MESS. DAYS EACH WEEK r"L F. H. FELL --- fU RT HER I NfORMA EXT. 9, 445 4-6.--~------______~ ______-L I JANUARY I96~ THROUGH 7 JANUARY I962 .. ~ SCHEDULE OF Special Service:1 ' Aclivilie:1 MOVIES MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY I 2 3 4 5 6 7 OCEAN VIEW THEATER Scream of Toward the Niagara Hilda Crane One Foot. in Spl~nder in Fraulein Fear Unknown Hell 'IDle Grass RICHARDSON THEATER Highway Niagara Hilda Crane Toward The Fraulein One Foot in Splender in Men Unknown Hell* The Grass YOKWE YUK THEATER Cattle Hilda Crane Toward the Splende~ in Fraulein One Foot in Empire Unknown Niagara The Grass Hell* ROXY THEATER Wild in the Fraulein (101 den Age,1 One Foot in BC!>wery Boys***N1agarstl Towards the Country aJlr"C6mec1,4* Hell Meets Monster Unknown 8I mins. - Scream of Fear (B&W) Susan Strasberg~ Ronald Lewis II6 mins. - Toward The Unknown(B&W) William Holden, LLoyd Nolan 89 mins. - Niagara(B&W) Marilyn Monroe, Joseph Cotten Jean Peter 87 mins.***Hilda Crane(CS) Jean Simmons, Guy Madison - Second Movie 90 mins. - One Foot In Hell (C-CS) Alan Ladd, Don Murray I24 mins. **$plendor In The Grass (C) Natalie Wood, Pat Hingle - Second Movie 98 mins. - Fraulein (CS) Mel Ferrer~ Dana Wynter 68 mins. - Highway Men (B&W) Charles Coburn, Wanda Hendrix, Victor Jory 82 mins. - Cattle Empire (C-CS) Joe McCrea, Gloria Talbot II4 mins. - Wild In The Country (C-CS) Hope Lange, Elvis Presley 78 mins. 1 Golden Age of Comedy (B&W) Will Rogers, Jean Harlow 66 mins. - Bowery Bo~s Meets The Monsters (B&W)Leo Gorey, Huntz Hall I08 mins. M*Hunters(C) Robert Mitchum, Richard Egan, May Britt - Second Movie For Children's show watch Hourglass for time and date For Swingshlft show watch Hourglass for time and date Two shows nightly at the Roxy Theater: First show - I830, Second show-Mon. 2030, Tues. 20I5 Wed. I955,Thurs. 2005, Fri. I940, Sat. 2cbo, Sunde 2030 Two shows Sat. Evening at Richardson Theatre: Second show Sat. 2005 Two shows Sun. Evening at Yokwe Yuk Theatre: Second show Sat. 2005 ------DEPENDENTS POOL IOOO-I900 Closed IOOO-I900 IOOO-I900 IOOO-I900 IOOO-1900 IOOO-I900 BACHELORS POOL 0700-2100 Closed I700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 Open Bowling BOWLING ALLEY I300-1500 1300-I500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 I300-I700 1300-I700 I700-I830 I700-I900 1700-1900 1700-1830 1700-1830 I800-2200 I800-2200 League Night I900-2200 I930-2200 1900-2200 I900-2200 I900-2200 PHOTO LAB Closed 1800-2200 I800-2200 I800-2200 I800-2200 1800-2200 I300-I600 LIBRARY I200-2I30 I200-2I30 I200-2I30 I200-2130 I200-2I30 I200-2I30 I300-I700 I800-2I30 CERAMICS 't I900-2I30 I900-2I30 I900-2I30 I900-2130 Closed Closed Closed BINGO Every Tuesday 2000 at the Yokwe Yuk Club HOBBY CRAFTS SHOP I300-I630 1300-I630 I300-I630 1300-I630 1300-I630 1230-1630 I200-I630 I730-I930 I730-I930 I730-I930 I730-I930 I730-2IOO I730-2IOO I730-2IOO This Area includes: Carpenter Shop, Shell Craft, Leather Work, Model Airplanes, Art Supplies. ATHLETICS Bas~o+hall everynight at Dally Court - I800