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VOL 4 NO. I I KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY, 22 OCTOBER 1963 SCHOOL BOARD TO HOLD OPEN lESS I ON THE SCHOOL BOARD rOR THE VIET CONG UNDERSEA COAST GUARD GEORQ~ S~ITl SCHOlL WILL MEET.& ' N SESSION IN WIN RESEARCH TO RESCUE R•• M It~E SCHilL AT 7 CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA NORFOLK, VIRGINIA (UPI )-- PoM~~ ~AY, OCTOBER 24, SAIGON (UPI }--A MASSIVE (UPI )--THE NAVY ANNOUNCED T Two COAST GUARD VESSELS AOCORDING TO COMMAN8ER H. R. ATTACK ON A V,ET CeNG DAY A $95 MILLION CENTER rOR ~EA~ THROUGH HURRICANE- GORDINIER, PRESIDENT .r THE STRONGHOLD WAS SHATTERED IN UNDERSEA RESEARCH ON ANTI.. WHIPPED SEAS MONDAY TO REACH BOARD A MAZE OF CANALS AND PADDY SUBMARINE WEAPONS WILL BE THE STRICKEN DESTROYER ESCORT uTt!£ hARD WILL BE HAPPY fIELDS YESTERDAY BY WELL­ POSITIONED COMMUNIST MACHINE ceNSTRUCTED eN AN ISLANG IN "FIGG" WHICH WAS WAL ....WING TO CONSI~[R ANY QUESTIONS GUNNERS AND MORTAR CREWS WHO THE BAHA~AS. IN THE ATLANTIC eFF T"E OR ~~[NDATI'NS CONCERN­ THE CENTER, FIRST OF ITS NeRTH CAR.LINA ceAST WITH to ING OPERATIONS OF THE SCHOG4 CUT ~.WN ADVANCING GOVERN­ KIND, WILL BE A JOINT VEN- MEN ABOARD. COMMANDER GORDINIER STATED. MENT TROOPS LIKE SO MUCH TURE BETWEEN THE UNITED THE CUTTER CASCO OUT OF MEMBERS or THE SCHOOL STRAW. STATES AN~ BRITAIN, SAID BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, WAS BOARD, WHICH MEETS MONTHLY, THIRTEEN AMERICANS WERE CAPT J HENRY ETTER, DIRECT EXPECTED TO RENDEZVOUS WiTH INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: WOUNDED, TWO SERIOUSLY, IN OF THE SOUTHEAST DIVISION THE D£ceMM1SSIONED FOGG GORDINIER, CeLONEL G. CRANE, ONE IF THE BIGGEST, AND OF THE BUREAU OF YARDS AND ABIUT 2330 GMT, COAST GUARD J W. SCHAErER, J.S. FINK, LEAST GUERRILLA-LIKE, BATTLES OF THE WAR AGAINST DOCKS. HEADQUARTERS AT POR~TH,' M.P. BARNETTE, G.D. PAULK, COMMUNIST INSURGENTS HERE. THE NAVY INVITED BIDS TO- VIRGINIA, SAID. A TUGrAt."O PoB. SEBRING, AND M. GLASS­ THE REBELS WITHDREW SUCCES~ DAY ON THE FIRSt CONSTRUC- WAS EN ROUTE COCK. FULLY AFTER NIGHTfALL, TION PROJECT, A $10 MILLION THE FOGG WAS REPORTED ••• 0 •• LEAVING 30 DEAD BEHIND. MAIN BASE AT FRESH CREEK ON DRIFTING HELPLESSLY ABOUT SW I t-t4[R SlAStflO BY IT WAS THE BLOODIEST EN­ THE ISLAND OF ANDROS. IT 84 MILES SOUTHEAST OF POINT PROPELLER iiQAJ COUNTER SINCE LAST JANUARY IS LOCATED 25 M1LES SOUTH- LOOKeUT, NORTH CAROLINA. THE SAtf t..S,\UPI J--A WHEN 2000 GOVERNMENT TROOPS EAST OF NASSAU AND IBo NAVY SAID SEAS WERE RUNNING FORMER S G STAR AND ASSAULTED 200 BUNKERED RE­ MILES EAST OF MIAMI. ABeUT 20 FEET HIGH THERE WITH HONOR ST AT THE UNIVER- BELS IN A VILLAGE SOUTH THE LAB ALse WILL BE DE- WINDS OF ABeUT 40 MILES PER SITY OF CALifORNIA LOST BOTH OF SAIGON AN0 LOST 65 VOTED TO OCEANGGRAPHIC RE- HOUR. AuNAVY HURRICANE LEGS AND PART ,F HIS LEFT KILLED AND 100 WOUNDED. SEARCH AND THE STU@Y GF HUNTER PLANE WHICH SiGHTED ~D YESTERDAY WHEN HE WAS AMERICAN AOVISERS SAID UNDERWATER MISSILE DELIVERY THE fOGG AT 1530 GMT WAS CAUGHT IN THE WHIRLING PRe­ THE GOVERNMENT TReoPS GAVE SYSTEMS, BUT PRIMARILY IN KEEPING THE STORM-BATTERED PELLER Of A FISHING BOAT A GOOD ACCOUNT OF THEM­ THE ANTI-SUBMARiNE FIELB. SHIP UNDER SURVEILLANCE UN- IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY. SELVES, BUT THAT THE SKILL­ LT WILLIAM F. D4NIEL, WHO TIL HELP ARRIVED. THE VICTIM, JAMES SMALL, FUL OPERATION .F THE VIET WILL e£ IN CHARGE IF CON- THE FOGG BROKE AWAY FROM 27, LAY CLOSE TO DEATH AT CONG MADE IT IMPOSSIBLE STJtUClt.4N AT THE SITE, SAID THE OCEAN-GOING TUG "SALICH" LETTERMAN GENERAL HeSPITAL TO APPRQACH THErR POSITIONS TH£ aAS~ WILL NeT BE COM- SATURDAY NIGHT IN HEAVY SEAS. TODAY AS DOCTORS GAVE HIM DURING DAYLIGHT. ,LETE U~'IL EARLY IN 1966. THE fOGG, BEING TOWED TO NUMEROUS TRANSFUSIONS OF INITIA", CONSTRUCTION WILL MAYPORT, FLORIDA, TO GO INTO BLOOD TO SAVE HII LIFE...... fORCES TO HAVE NEW WEAPONS BEGI N ABOUT FEBRUARY I, 1964. A TEXAS MOTHBALL FLEET 1 WAS THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED NEAR WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE Low BIDS ~!LL BE ANNOUNCED WITHOUT MANEUVERING POWER, ALCATRAZ ISLAND AS SMALL AND DEFENSE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCED IN JANUARY. BUT HAD ELECTRICAL POWER I 1 OTHER MEMBERS or THE TODAY THAT THE ARMY IS IN­ THE PROJECT ALSO WILL IN- ~r~ IT BROKE LOOSE DOLPHIN CLUB COMPETED IN A CREASING ITS NUCLEAR PU~CH CLUDE FIVE TRACKING STATleNsl~======~ LONG-DISTANCE SWIM ACROSS IN EUROPE AHD THE PACIFIC AND FOUR ELECTRONIC POSI­ LOCAL OPERATION SCHEDULED THE BAY. BY A BROAD-SCALE DEPLOYMENT TION F'XING STATIONS. DANIa A LOCAL MISSILE OPERATION THE 32-FOOT FISHING BeAT, ., MORE MODERN WEAPONS AND SAID IT WOUL~ HAVE NOTHING is SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY "THE PACifiC DAWN," CUT A WITHDRAWAL OF OLDER TO De WITH THE ATLANTIC EVENING, 22 OCTOBER j 1963. THROUGH THE GROUP OF SWIM­ TYPES. TRACKING RANGE OR THE SPACE THE EARLIEST THE TAKE-COVER MERS AT AN ESTIMATED SPEED THE WEAPONS BEING WITH­ PROJECT AT CAPE CANAVERAL, COULD SOUND IS 2030 ALL OF 12 KNOTS. ITS PROPELLER DRAWN INCLUDE THE 2Bo-MILI­ FLORIOA. THOSE LIVING IN SOFT-TOP SLICED OfF SMALL'S RIGHT METER CANNON, flftST GUN "THE WHOLE SHOOTING MATCH HOMES WILL BE EXPECTED TO LEG ABOVE THE KNEE. DOCTORS TO FIRE AN ATOMIC SHELL, IS FeR CARRYING ON' UNDER­ TAKE-CeVER AS soaN AS PRAC­ LATER AMPUTATED THE LEfT AND THE LIQUID-FUELED COR­ WJrTER EXr-ERIMENTS,I' DANIEL TICABLE ArTER THE TAKE-COVER LEG, ALSO ABOVE THE K~£E, PORAL AND WINGED LACROSS SAID. "WE WILL WORK IN SIGNAL. AfRS KWAJALEIN AND SMALL'S LEFT THUMe. MISSILES. THE TONGUE OF THE OCEAN, WILL ANNOUNCE THE TAKE-COVER THE FISHING BeAT's SOLID-fUELED SERGEANT AN AREA NEAR ANDROS WITH A ~NDJALL CLEAR SIGNALS, AS CAPTAIN, GLEN E. NEMNANN, MISSILE UNITS, A NEW 157- MAXIMUM DEPTH Of 1,000 WELL AS ANY OTHER INfOR­ TOLD COAST GUARD INVESTI­ MM SELF-PROPELLED GUN, AND FATHOMS." MATION PERTINENT TO THE GATORS THAT HE "FELT A AN IMPROVED HeNEST JOHN HE SAIO ELEMENTS OF BOTH OPERA T8 eN. BUMP" AND THOUGHT HE HIT ROCKET ARE BEING SUBSTI­ THE UNITED STATES AND BRI­ IT IS ESPECiALLY IMPORT­ A LOG AS HE MANEUVERED TUTED fOR THE OLDER WEAPONS. TAIN NAVIES PROBABLY WOULD ANT THAT ALL PERSONNEL RE­ THROUGH OTHER BOATS IN THE "IN ADDITION, THE ARMY WORK AT tHE BASE, WHICH WILL MAIN UNDER COVER UNTIL THE BAY IS DEPLOYING LARGER NUM­ BE ON BRITISH TERRITORY. ALL CLEAR IS SOUNDED THE ONE OF SMALL'S SWIMMING BERS Of NUCLEAR WARHEADS No COMMANGING OFFICER HAS GREATEST HAZARD EXISTS AFTER COMPANIONS, JAMES BAIRD, fOR THE EIGHT-I NCH How I TZER," BEEN CHOSEN. THE NIKE-ZEUS LAUNCH, PARTIC­ 21, SAID THE "PACIFIC DAWN" THE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCED. THE CENTER WILL BE THE ULARLY iF IT IS NECESSARY CAME UP ON SMALL'S LEFT THE ANNOUNCEMENT REFERRED F'RST OF ITS KIND FOR THE TO DESTROY THE MISSILE FOR SIDE AND THAT SMALL DIG NeT MAINLY TO EUROPE, BUT SAID STUGY OF ANTI-SUBMARINE ANY REASON DEBRIS FReM SEE IT BECAUSE HE TURNED SERGEANT MISSILES AND THE WEAPONS. AN INTENTIONAL DESTRUCTION HIS HEAD TO THE RIGHT TO NEW 175-MM GUN WILL ALSO • It •••• CAN BE SCATTERED OVER A BREATHE. BE DEPLOYED IN THE PACIFIC U.N. SAYS "NO" TO REO CHINA WIDE AREA. BAIRD, A fORMER SWIMMING IT IS KNOWN THAT THE UN'TED NATIONS (UPI )--THE TEAMMATE OF SMALL'S AT THE ARMY ALSO PLANS TO RE­ GENERAL ASSEMBLY TODAY RE" UNIVERSITY Of CALIFORNIA, PLACE ITS LIQUID-FUELED JECTEG ALBANIA'S BID TO SEAT RED CHINA IN PLACE Of THE SAID HE WAS FORCED TO ~IVE REDSTONE MISSILES IN Eu­ CHINESE NATIONALISTS BY A VOTE OF 57-41 WITH 12 ABSTENTIONS. DEEPLY AND QUICKLY TO ROPE WITH THE SOLID-FUELED THE MARGIN IN FAVOR OF RtTAINING THE CHIANG KAI-SHEK AVOID BEING HIT BY THE ON­ PERSHING. REGIME AS CHINA'S LEGAU UNREPRESENTATIVE WAS TWO VOTES RUSHING BOAT. GREATER THAN LAST YEAR. SMALL GRADUATED fROM THE TEMPERATURES THE WEEK-LONG DEBATE ON THE CHINA REPRESENTATION ISSUE UNiVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA WOUND UP WITH A NEW ATTACK ON THE UNITED STATES AND WITH HONORS IN 1960 AND NEW YORK 73-58 F. NATIONALIST CHINA BY ALBANIA j THE ONLY EUROPEAN COMMUNIST LATER SERVED IN THE MARINE LeNDON 64-50 F SAN FR~~C}~CO 65-55 F. COUNTRY ON GOGO TERMS WITH THE PEKING REGIME. CORPSo TOKYO 6b .. 4b F. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 22 OCTOBER 196i

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION GRAIN BUYING GROUP INQUEST ORDERED REfUGEE SLIPS ~ OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER LEAVES FOR U.S. IN CHURCHILL KtN'S DEATH RELAXED ~UARDS PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FACIL­ Moscow {UPI)--THE GOVERN­ LONDON {UPI)--THE WEST­ ESCHWEGE, GERMANY (UPI)-­ ITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL IS­ MENT NEWSPAPER IZVESTIA TO­ MINISTER CORONER'S OFFICE A 20-YEAR-OLD EAST GERtVlAq L~NDS, CONTRACT NOAS 59-4176-c DAY ANNOUNCED THE DEPARTURE TODAY ORDERED AN INQUEST LATHE OPERATOR SLIPPED WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF A TRADE DELEGATION FOR INTO THE DEATH OF SIR WIN­ THROUGH THE I RON CURTA I,~ TO­ Of TEXAS. THE UNITED STATES "IN STON CHURCHILL'S ELDEST DAY BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED ACCORDANCE WITH THE WISHES DAUGHTER, DIANA, WHO WAS THE HURLY-BURLY DVER THE DAILY MONDAY THROUGH SATUR­ EXPRESSED BY THE AMERICAN FOUND DEAD YESTERDAY IN VISIT OF THE SOVIET COS~O~AUT~ DAY DEADLINE FOR NOTICES GOVERNMENT " HER LONDON HOME. Yu RIGA GAR I ANAN D VALE IJ TIN A IS 4 P M. DAY BEFORE PUBLI­ ALTHOUGH IZVESTIA DID FOLLOWING A POST-MORTEM TERESHKOVA TO ESCAPE CATION DEADLINE FOR NEWS NOT SAY SO, THE MISSION IS EXAMINATION AND STUDY OF THE REFUGEE, WHO AS~ED ITEMS IS 10 A M DAY OF GOING TO NEGOTIATE THE PUR­ SOME BOTTLES FOUND AT MISS HIS NAME BE WITHHELD, SAID PUBLICATION CHASE Or UP TO $250 MILLION CHURCHILL'S HOME, THE CORO­ COMMUNIST BORDER SECURITY WORTH OF WHEAT TO HELP AL­ NER DECIDED TO OPEN AN IN­ SLIPPED DURING THE WEEKEND EDITOR - CLAIRE BRIGHAM LEVIATE SHORTAGES IN THE QUEST THURSDA Y. VISIT OF THE SOVIET COSMO­ STAFF - VIRGINIA MATHIASEN, U S.S.R. CAUSED BY BAD MISS CHURCHILL, 54, HAD NAUTS TO EAST GERMAN TO~NS PAT WILLIS, AND GRAIN HARVESTS. APPEARED "GAY AND CAREFREE" AS PART OF THE REGIME'S PRO­ NANCY HOUGHTON WHEN SHE RETURNED TO HER GRAM TO ~HIP UP ENTHUSIASM AFRICAN "FREEDOM ROUTE" TOLD HOME IN THE EXPENSIVE FOR THE ELECTIONS FATE OF AMERICANS IN ELISABETHVILLE (UPI)-­ BELGRAVIA DISTRICT SATURDAY SOME BORDER GUARDS WERE LAOS LEARNED FIFTEEN SOUTH AFRICAN PO­ NIGHT, NEIGHBORS SAID DIVERTED TO PROVIDE SECURITY WASHINGTON (UPI}--LAOTIAN LITICAL REFUGEES HAVE BEEN HER HOUSEKEEPER FOUND HER AND TRAFFIC CONTROL FOR THE COMMUNISTS HAVE INFORMED THE FLOWN TO ELISABETHVllLE DEAD YESTERDAY MORNING COSMONAUTS, HE SAID MA~Y UNITED STATES THEY ARE HOLD­ FROM BECHUANALAND DURING MISS CHURCHILL HAD NOT OTHERS WATCHED THE SPACE ING ONE AMERICAN AND FOUR THE PAST FIVE DAYS ALONG BEEN ILL, NEIGHBORS SAID. HEROES ON TELEVISION ASIANS WHO WERE MEMBERS OF A SECRET "FREEDOM ROUTE," THE CREW OF A CHARTERED U.S. IT WAS LEARNED TODAY MARKET STILL UP SOPHIA LOREN TRANSPORT PLANE SHOT DOWN IN THE PILOT RESPONSIBLE NE \0/ YORK (Up I ) --STOCKS UNDERGOES SURGERY LAOS SEPTEMBER 5, THE STATE FOR THE RESCUE MISSIONS BROKE THROUGH TO A NEW MILAN, ITALY (UPI)--AcTRESS DEPARTMENT REPORTED TODAY IS TIM BALLY, A 34-YEAR- RECORD TODAY AND THEN BACKED SOPHIA LOREN WAS ON HER WAY THE AMERICAN WAS IDENTIFIED OLD ENGLISHMAN, AND MANAGING AND FILLED JUST BELOW THEIR TO FULL RECOVERY AFTER UN­ AS EUGENE H DEBRUIN, OF KAU­ DIRECTOR OF THE TIM-AIR HIGHS DERGOING MINOR SURGERY IN KAUNA, WISCONSIN BALLY FLIES A RED-AND-WHITE ELECTORNICS PACED THE AD­ A MILAN CLINIC, RELIABLE ACCORDING TO THE STATE DE­ SINGLE-ENGINE CESSNA-182 VANCES WITH IBM, LITTON, RCA, SOURCES SAID PARTMENT, THE LAOTIAN COMMU­ PLANE ON HIS FERRYING JOBS HIGH VOLTAGE ENGINEERING, THE U.S. ACADEMY AWARD­ NISTS SAID TWO OTHER AMERICAN HE TOOK OVER THE "REFUGEE MINNEAPOL Is-HONEYWELL, Mo­ WINNING STAR WAS REVIVED AND CREWMEN WERE KILLED IN THE RUN" AFTER AN EAST AFRICAN TOROLA, AND ELECTRONIC As­ RUSHED TO MILAN'S EXCLUSIVE CRASH THEY VERE LISTED AS AIRWAYS DC3 AIRLINER CAUGHT SOCIATES UP FOR MORE, THE MADONNA CLINIC IN TEARS FRI­ JOSEPH CURTIS CHEYNEY, AND FIRE AT FRANCISTOWN WHILE LAST ON HIGHER EARNINGS. DAY AFTER FAINTING ON A CHARLES GRANT HERRICK, WHOSE WAITING TO FLY REFUGEES CONTROL DATA, WHICH MAY MOVIE SET WIFE LIVES IN SAN ANTONIO, OUT OF BECHUANALAND LATER, ACQUIRE A DIVISION OF SCHLUM­ TEXAS ANOTHER AIRCRAFT BELONGING BERGER, MOVED TO HIGHER TEST [i)RIVING OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT SAID TO AIR SAfARIS CRASH-LANDED GROUND GARRETT ALSO IM­ TURBINE CARS BEGINS A LAOTIAN PATHET LAO OFFICIAL ON ITS WAY TO BECHUANALAND. PROVED ON NEWS THAT IT HAS DETROIT (UPI)--CHRYSLER GAVE THE INFORMATION LAST SUSPECTING SABOTAGE, AIR­ COMPLETED MERGER TERMS WITH CORPORATION TODAY ANNOUNCED SATURDAY TO U.S. AMBASSADOR LINES AND CHARTER COMPANIES SIGNAL OIL. THE FIRST REVOLUTIONARY TuR­ LEONARD UNGER AFTER TWO MONTHS WERE RELUCTANT TO GET IN- • BINE-POWERED CAR WILL BE OF UNSUCCESSFUL U.S. EFFORTS VOlVED WITH THE REFUGEES HE ASKED FOR IT DELIVERED TO A CHICAGO MO­ TO FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED TO THEN BALLY, WHOSE WORKING Moscow (UPI)--NoVELIST TORIST OCTOBER 29 THE CREW CREED IS "AS LONG AS THE JOHN STEINBECK SAID LAST THE MOTORIST, WHOSE ~AME THE PLANE WAS AN UNARMED FLIGHT IS LEGAL AND THE PAS- NIGHT HE HAS BEEN ABLE TO WILL BE ANNOUNCED ON DELIVERY C-4 7 TRANSPORT, OPERATED BY SENGERS PAY THEIR FARES COLLECT ROYALTIES ON THE DAY, WILL USE THE CAR FREE AIR AMERICA, A PRIVATE U.S. WE'LL CARRY THEM," VOLUNTEERED MILLION-ODD COPIES OF HIS OF CHARGE FOR ABOUT THREE FIRM, UNDER CHARTER TO THE TO TAKE OVER THE REFUGEE WORKS THAT HAVE BEEN PUB- MONTHS ROBERT ANDERSON, ROYAL LAOTIAN GOVERNMENT. FLIGHTS. LISHED IN RUSSIA OVER THE VICE PRESIDENT OF PRODUCT THE STATE DEPARTMENT SAID HE TOLD UPI, "WE HAVE NO YEARS PLANNING, SAID "50 TURBINE IT HAD NO INFORMATION ON THE POLITICAL INTEREST IN THESE HE DID NOT SPECIFY THE CARS WILL BE BUILT ON A PHYSICAL CONDITION OF THE FLIGHTS THE OBJECT OF ANY AMOUNT OF THE ROYALTIES, BUT LIMITED PRODUCTION BASIS AND SURVIVING CREW MEMBERS AND CHARTER COMPANY'S EXISTENCE SAID THEY WERE IN RUBLES, DISTRIBUTED TO ABOUT 200 DID NOT KNOW WHERE IN LAOS IS TO FLY PEOPLE FROM A TO B " WHICH ARE UNCONVERTIBLE AND MOTORISTS ON A ROTATING THEY ARE BEING HELD A BALLY ADDED, "THIS IS JUST UNEXPORTABLE THE RUBLE IS SYSTEM OVER A TWO-YEAR PERIOD SPOKESMAN SAID EFfORTS ARE ANOTHER JOB WE DON'T CHARGE NOMINALLY WORTH $1. I I "THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS CONTINUING THROUGH DIPLOMATIC ANY MORE FOR REFUGEES THAN STEINBECK, IN RUSSIA ON A PROGRAM IS TO TEST CONSUMER CHANNELS TO OBTAIN RELEASE WE WOULD FOR ANY OTHER FLIGHT MONTH-LONG "CULTURAL TOUR," AND MARKET REACTION TO TUR­ OF THE SURVIVORS AND RETURN WE FLY THEM REGARDLESS Of RACE,HAS RECEIVED RED-CARPET BINE POWER AND OBTAIN SER­ OF THE BODIES OF THE TWO COLOR, CREED, OR POLITICS" TR EA TMENT. VICE DATA AND DRIVER EXPERI­ AMERICANS REPORTED KILLED STEINBECK'S NOVELS HAVE ENCE WITH THE TURBINE CARS U.S. OFFICIALS SAID THE FRENCH ATOMIC TESTS HIT BEEN POPULAR HERE FOR YEARS, UNDER A WIDE VARIETY OF GEO- PATHET LAO DID NOT SPECIFY SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA (UPI)-- BUT, LIKE MOST FOREIGN AUTH- GRAPHICAL CONDITIONS" WHAT CHARGES THE SURVIVORS FORMER NEW ZEALAND PRIME ORS, HE HAS BEEN UNABLE TO THE ACCOUNTING FIRM OF ARE BEING HELD ON COMMUNIST MINISTER WALTER NASH SAID TO- COLLECT A CENT IN ROYALTIES TOUCHE, Ross, BAILY AND RADIO BROADCASTS, HOWEVER, DAY HE STRONGLY OPPOSED BECAUSE RUSSIA DOES NOT REC- SMART Will CHOOSE THE DRIVER~ HAVE CHARGED THAT THE FLIGHT ATOMIC TESTING IN THE PACIFIC OGNIZE THE INTERNATIONAL FOR THE TEST PROGRAM FROM A WAS A MILITARY MISSION. THE NASH SAID THE PROPOSED COPYRIGHT CONVENTION FILE OF MORE THAN 20,000 LET- STATE DEPARTMENT DENIED THAT fRENCH ATOMIC TESTS ENDANGERED SOVI~t PUBLISHERS CONCEDE, TERS CHRYSLER HAS RECEIVED IT WAS THE liVES OF AUSTRALIANS AND HOWEVER, THAT FOREIGN AUTH- FROM MOTORISTS WHO WOULD LIKE NEW ZEALANDERS AS WELL AS ORS HAVE A "MORAL RIGHT" TO TO DRIVE THE NEW CARS ITALY 'SUITS!! BOTH OTHER tNHABITANTS Of THE PA- COMPENSATION FOR THE USE OF ANDERSON SAID CHRYSLER WILL ROME (UPI)--TAILOR ANGELO CIFIC AREA. THEIR WORK, AND WILL USUAL- PRODUCE TURBINE CARS AT A LITRICO, WHO WON PUBLICITY NEW ZEALAND, HE SAID, WILL LY GIVE THEM SOMETHING, RATE OF ABOUT ONE A WEEK UN- SEVERA~ YEARS AGO BY MAKING DO ALL IN ITS POWER TO PER- SOMETIMES EVEN IN HARD CUR- TIL LATE SUMMER 1964 WHEN ~/ESTERI~-STYLE SUITS FOR NI­ SUADE fRANCE TO CANCEL THE RENCY, IF THEY COME HERE AND THE LAST OF THE TEST CARS IS KITA KH~USHCHEV, LEFT FOR THE PROPOSED TESTS AT MUROA ATOLL,~A~S~K~F~O~R~I~T~. ______~~E~X~P~E~C~T~·E~D~T~·O~B~IE~B~IU~ll_.T~ ______~ UNITED STATES TDDAY WITH TWO 75 MILES SOUTHEAST OF TA- EX-NAVY VESSEL SPELLS HOPE SUITS AND ONE COAT FOR PRES­ HIT I. IDENT JOHN F KENNEDY "IT'S FRANCE'S ISLAND, BUT LITRICO SAID KENNEDY OR­ OOR LIVES,II HE SAID DERED T~EM DURING HIS RECENT VISIT TO ITALY SHOP AND MAIL EARLY BEFORE THE CHRISTMAS RUSH REMEMBER, CONTRIBUTE TO AOC TOYLAND OPENS TOMORROW' f'AGE 3 HOUR~SS TUESDAY 22 OCTOBER 1963 \ 'vJ ROOM MOTHERS ANNOUNCED i - DEAOL I NE fOR TOUR TICKETS THE fOLLOWING WOMEN HAVE BEEN SELECTED AS HOME ROOM NEARS MOTHERS FOR THE GEORGE SEITZ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: AN APPLICATION fOR RESERVED KINDERGARTEN TICKETS fOR THE NIKE ZEUS WE DON'T KNOW Of ANYON~ MRS. MCCLURt (A,M.) - MRS ROBERT CONROY, MRS WILLIAM GUIDED TOUR IS PRINTED BELOW. WHO DOESN'T LIKE TUNA FISH, CHERRY, AND MRS J.C. BARTHOLOMEW SINCE TICKETS ARE BEING IS­ NOR A COOK WHO CANNOT USE M~s. NEWMAN (A.M.) - MRS. R.E. HUBERT AND MRS. B.W. SUED ON A FIRST COME, FIRST ANOTHER SIMPLE, SUPERB MATTHEWS SERVED BAS I S, I TIS SUGGESTED CASSEROLE DISH MRS MCCLURE (P.M.) -MRS AL KNEIP AND MRS. E.A. RUDD THAT THOSE WISHING TO TAKE OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE MRS NEWMAN (P.M.) - MRS. EDWARD REEDER AND MRS. N. SHARKO THE TOUR SHOULD GET THEIR AP­ EVERYONE, AND WE BELIEVE FIRST GRADE PLICATIONS IN AT ONCE. DEAD­ MRS GENE GARDNER'S MRS SCHOETTLE - MRS WM. CARROll, MRS ROBERT COPES, AND LINE FOR THE REQUESTS IS "TUNA RICE DELIGHT" WILL MRS J.C. BARTHOLOMEW OCTOBER 25 00 JUST THAT MRS HADLY - MRS. GLENN PAULK AND MRS. G.W. REISZ ALL ISLAND RESIDENTS AND "TUNA RICE DELI GHT" MRS BRYAN - MRS W.T. HUNTER AND MRS. AL KNEIP THE IR DEPENDENTS ARE INVITED 2 TBLSP BUTTER MRS. BARRETT - MRS. R SOENS AND MRS B.C. SCHRAUFNAGEL TO ATTEND THE TOUR, WHICH 2 CANS (7 OZ EACH) TUNA SECOND GRADE WILL INCLUDE STOPS AT THE FISH, DRAINED MISS ROGGEN - MRS PHIL ARROYO AND MRS. M. MELDER ZEUS ACQUISITION RADAR, TRANS­ ¢ CUP CHOPPED ONION MRS. VAUGHAN - MRS R.S. SUSICH AND MRS M.H. SINGLETON MITTER AND POWER PLANT, THE I 1 TBlSP CHOPPED CHIVES MRS SCARROW - MRS S. RACtTI AND MRS D.W. KOHS ZAR RECEIVER AND DATA PROCESS­ I CAN (lei OZ) CONDENSED THIRD GRADE ING BUILDING, THE JOINT TECH­ CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP 2 CUPS WATER MRS DUNCAN - MRS. ROBERT DAY AND MRS M.C. lWERKS NICAL OPERATIONS BUILDING J MRS GIll - MRS H.S. WEISBROD AND MRS. WM KUHLMAN THE DISCRIMINATION RADAR, THE 2 cUPS COOKED CARROTS fOuRTH GRADE BATTERY CONTROL BUILDING, I TSP SALT MISS HOSSMAN - MRS. W.f. KELLER AND MRS J.W. FINGER THE MISSILE LAUNCH AND ASSEM­ I TSP LEMON JUICE MR SCHOETTLE - MRS. H.A. SAURET, MRS NOLAN, AND MRS. BLY AREAS, AND THE TARGET 4 DROPS TOBASCO SAUCE R. V. VANDAK TRACKING RADAR. DASH OF' PEPPER FIFTH GRADE PRIOR 10 BOARDING THE BUS ~ TSP. WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE MRS BROSKY - MRS. DALE ALLEN AND MRS. E.V. GAMBOA fOR ONE OF THE THREE-HOUR 2 cUPS MINUTE RICE MRS KORNMAN - MRS. J. TROE AND MRS. G SCHUPP TOURS, VISITORS WILL HAVE AN MELT BUTTER IN SKILLET SIXTH GRADE INTRODUCTORY BRIEFING AT THE ADD TUNA, ONIONS, AND CHIVES MR GILL - MRS L. CASBON AND MRS S. EDELBERG ROXY THEATER. COOK AND STIR 3 MINUTES MRS PRICE - MRS R BLACK AND MRS.T.J. WILEY THERE WILL BE fOUR TOURS STIR IN SOUP, WATER, CAR­ ALL HOME ROOM MOTHERS ARE ASKED TO ATTEND A tlGETTING DURING THE DAY HOURS OF THE ROTS, SEASONINGS, AND RICE, ACQUAINTED" MEETING THURSDAY MORNING AT 9:30 A.M. AT THE TOURS ARE SHOWN ON THE APPLI­ RIGHT FROM THE BOX COVER YOKWE YUK CLUB. CATION BLANKS THE SKILLET, SIMMER GENTLY ANY OTHER MOTHEBS,. OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN INTER- OFFICIALS PLAN~ING THE TOUR OVER LOW HEAT, STIRRING ESTED IN H£LPtNG WlTH THIS PROGRAM ARE URGED TO ATTEND REQUEST THAT THE FOLLOWING OCCASIONALLY UNTIL LIQUID THE MEETING l~.y MORNING. ONE OF THE MAIN ACTIVITIES LIMITATIONS BE OBSERVED FOR IS ABSORBED - ABOUT 10 MIN­ Of THE GROUP IS ~UTTING ON FOUR PARTIES A YEAR IN THE SECURITY AND SAFETY REASONS: UTES MAKES 4 TO 6 SERVINGS SCHOOL ROOMS FOR THE CHILDREN (I) No CAMERAS WILL BE PER­ I MITTED (2) GUIDES WILL NOT BARGA} N BAZAAR SUPREME COURT ORDERS BE ALLOWED TO ANSWER QUESTIONS, MARSHALL ESE TO OBSERVE CALLS tOR 29N~TIONS GANGSTER REHEARING so PLEASE DO NOT ASK ANY (3) I U.N. DAY THE BARGAIN ~JNAR, OPER­ WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE VISITORS MUST REMAIN WITH THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24> ATtD BY MEMBERS OF THE WO­ SUPREME COURT TODAY ORDERED THEIR TOUR GUIDES AT ALL TIMES. IS BEING OBSERV~ AS UNITED MEN'S CLUB, HAS MADE AN IM­ AN APPEALS COURT REHEARING (4) PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH ANY NATIONS DAY, AND, ACCORDING PORTANT CONTRIBUTION TO OF THE NARCOTICS CONVICTION EQUIPMENT UNITS SOME ARE TO J.S. FINK, RESIDENT MARSHALLESE AID. HOWEVER, OF VITO GENOVESE, RECENTLY DANGEROUS, OTHERS ARE DELI- MANAGER, TRANSPORT COMPANY THE SUCCESS OF THE BAZAAR IDENTIFIED AS "BOSS OF ALL CATE (5) ALL CHILDREN MUST OF TEXAS, IT IS A LEGAL DEPENDS UPON THE DONATIONS BOSSES" OF THE COSA NOSTRA BE ACCOMPANIED BY ADULTS AND HOLIDAY FOR MARSHALLESE EM- SUpPLIED BY ISLAND RESIDENTS CRIME CARTEL WILL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY PLOYEES. ALL MARSHALLESE ALTHOUGH MANY ITEMS ARE SOLD BENOVESE WAS FINGERED AS OF THE ADULTS WHO BRING THEM. EMPLOYEES ARE GRANTED TIME ON CONSIGNMENT, THE BARGAIN THE COSA NOSTRA CRIME CHIEF (6) LOW-HEELED WALKING SHOES OFF WITH PAY, AND NO BAZAAR MAKES ITS PROFITS ON AT RECENT SENATE HEARINGS ARE SUGGESTED fOR THE SAFETY MARSHALLESE WILL BE WORKING DONATIONS. BY UNDERWORLD INFORMER AND COMFORT OF LADIES EXCEPT ON ABSOLUTELY ES­ ACCO~DING TO THE WOMEN WHO JOSEPH VALACHI. IT WAS SENTIAL WORK WHICH CANNOT OPERATE IT, NO ITEM IS TOO VALACHI WHO IDENTIFIED THE APPRECIAT10N EXPRESSED BE DELAYED. SMALL OR TOO LARGE FOR SALE 65-YEAR-OLD CRIME fIGURE PAUL LAPA DESIRES TO THANK AT THE BAZAAR ANY PERSONS AS THE "BOSS OF ALL BOSSES" HIS MANY FRIENDS OF THE PAINT AOC SUPPORTS RFE HAVING ARTICLES TO CONTRI- I IN THE MAFIA-TYPE ORGANI­ SHOP, CARPENTER, REEFER, RADIO FREE EUROPE BROADCAST~ SUTE SHOULD CALL MARIA MARI­ ZATION PLUMBING, AND MARINE ELECTRI- 3000 PROGRAM HOURS/WEEK POTI, 2341, OR CREOLA TROJAN, GENOVESE IS NOW HOSPITAL­ CAL DEPARTMENTS FOR THEIR RE- THROUGH THE IRON CURTAIN 2396, TO HAVE THEIR DONATIONS IZED AT LEAVENWORTH PENla MEMBRANCES OUR I NG HIS BEREAVn.rrnr, SUPPORT RFE THROUGH AOC PICKED UP TENTIARY FOR HIGH BLOOD NIKE ZEUS TOUR TICKET REQUEST THE BARGAIN BAZAAR IS LO­ PRESSURE AND A HEART CON­ CATED IN THE ROXY THEATER. DITION TO: J.J. NAUGHTON HOURS OF OPERATION ARE FROM IN OTHER ACTION~ TODAY, JTO BUILDING 9~00 A M TO I :00 P.~ EVERY THE SUPREME COURl * REVERSED VIA ZEUS MAIL ROOM WEDNESDAY THE CONVICTIONS Or 373 NEGRO STUDENTS FOUND GUiLTY REQUEST FOR TICKETS FOR TOUR OF NIKE-ZEUS PROJECT AREA, LiNN FAMILY ARRIVES OF BREACH OF THE PEACE FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1963. REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED ARRIVING ON LAST WEDNESDAY'S DEMON$lRATING AGAINST SEG­ NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 25, 1963 NIKE ZEUS CHARTER FLIGHT WERE REGATION P6tlCIES AT ORANGE­ MR V.L. LYNN, HIS WIFE, JEAN, BURG, SOUTH CAROLINA, IN PLEASE INDICATt TOUR TIME PREFERENCE ey ORDER OF NUMBERS: AND THEIR 14-~ONTH-OLD SON, I 1960, REFUSED TO RECONSID£~ __ °730-1 0 3° STUART ITS 7 TO I RULING Of LAST 1000-1300 1HE LYNNS COME FROM LEXING­ TERM WHICH GAVE ARIZONA A 1330 -1 b30 TON, MASSACHUSETTS, WHERE VICTORY OVER CALIFORNIA IN 1700-2000 MR LYNN WAS ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR LONG FIGHT OVER DIS­ NAMES DF ADULT MEMBERS OF YOUR FAMILY FOR WHOM TICKETS THE MIT RADAR GROUP HE IS TRIBUTION Of COLORADO RIVE~ ARE REQUESTED: A R~DAR ENGINEER ASSOCIATED WATERj AND GRANTED A HEARING ------~,------.------, WITH PROJECT PRESS HERE ON TO JESSE JAMES ARNOLD AND ~------'NAMES AND AGES OF CHILDREN FOR WHOM TICKETS, ARE REQUESTED:.. KWAJALEIN GEORGE DIXON, TWO NEGROES THE LYNN FAMILY RESIDE IN SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR A NOTE: NO CHILDREN'UNOER SIX WILL BE P~ER~M~I~TT~E=D-.. ---· TRAILER 533 1961 ROBBERY-MURDER IN NORTH . . CAROLINA (THEIR APPEAL SAID YOUR NAME: COMPANY CAiRO J (uPI)-THE UAR TONIGHT SYSTEMATIC EXCLUSION OF WORK LOCATION------WORK PHONE------MAILING ADDRESS ______DE~ANDED THE RELEASE Of fiVE NEGROES FROM THE GRAND JURY EGYPT'AN OfFICERS ARRESTED INVALIDATED THE INDICTMENT) BY ~10ROCCO I/HEN AN ALGER I AN ARMY HEL I COPTER IN WH I CH THEY REQUESTS MUST BE IN NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 25 WERE R!D!NG LANDED IN'THE DISPUT~D BORDER AREA. MOROCCO CHARGES EGYPT ACTIVELY SUPPORTS ALGERIA IN THE CONFLICT PAGE 4 HOURGLASS I TUESDAY 22 OCTOBER '36:s '. PROTEST KOREAN ELECTION lI "QUEEN MARy TO BE REPLACED ALMOST EVERYBODY STUDENT t~DER ARRESTE~ SEOUL (UP1)--A SIX-PA~TY LONDON (UPI)--THE CUNARD (WHO'S LEFT) VOTED IN VIET NAM OPPOSITION IIJOINT STRUGGLE STEAMSHIP COMPANY ANNOUNCED lI BERLIN (UPI)--THE EAST SAIGON (UPI)--T~E GCV[~~­ ! COMMITTEE FOR FAIR ELECTIONS TODAY IT HAS BEEN GRANTED GERMAN COMMUNISTS TODAY MENT TODAY CLAIME~ IT ~AD TODAV C~A~GED THAT LAST A 17 6-POUND MILLION CLAIMED 99 95 PER CENT OF SMASHED ANOT~ER STUDE~T RI~G WEE~!S PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ($49.28-MILLION) LOAN TO BE EAST GERMANS VOTED FOR THEIR WORKING TO OVERTHROW T~E WAS uN~AIR BECAUSE OF PRE­ APPLIED TeWARD A NEW 22-MIL- REGIME IN YESTERDAY'S ELECTION IRREGULARITIES BY GOVERNMENT UNDER COMMu~IST LION POUND OCEAN LINER WHICH BALLOTING BUT DISCLOSED THE VIET CONG ORDERS THE PA~TY OF PRESIDENT-ELECT WILL REPLACE THE AGING COUNTRY HAD LOST 244,000 THE GOVER~ME~T-CONTROLLED PARK CIiUNG HEE "QUEEN MARY. " VOTERS SINCE THE LAST ELEC­ Tt-IE COMMITTEE, WHICH IN­ VIET NAM PRESS SAID THE THE NEW LINER, EXPECTED TIONS CLUDED THE CIVIL RULE PARTY LEADER OF A GROJ~ CALLED TO GO INTO TRANSATLANTIC THE EAST GERMAN NEWS THE "LEAGUE Of I="REE HIGH OF EX-PRESIDENT POSUN YUN SERVICE IN 1967, COULD BE AGENCY ADN TODAY REPORTED SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY STU­ WHO CAME WITHIN 150,000 SMALLER THAN EITHER THE THE REGIME GOT ITS HIGHEST DENTS OF VIET NAM," PhAN VOTES OF BEATING PARK, DE­ '~UEEN MARy"OR THE1~UEEN RUBBER STAMP BALLOT EVER, XUAN HOANG, 20, ~AS BEEN MANDED TH~T THE GOVERNMENT ELIZABETH," BUT WOULD CARRY WITH 6PPOSITION DROPPING TO AMEND THE GENERAL ELECTION ARRESTED BY GOVERNMENT ALMOST THE SAME NUMBER OF A MINUTE ONE-HALF OF ONE SCHEDULE FOR NOVEMBER 26. SECURITY AGENTS PASSENGERS. THE NEW LINER, PER CENT THE COMt.1ITTEE, IN A STATE­ "HOANG HAD BEEN CI-IOSEN BY THE NAME OF WHICH HAS NOT THE VOTING HAD BEEN FOR MENT ISSUED TO NEWSMEN, SAID: THE VIET CONG TO DIRECT A YET BEEN DECIDED, WILL BE MEMBERS OF THE VOLKSKAMMER --PARK'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI­ SUBVERSIVE MOVEMENT A~ONG 58,000 TONS, 960 fEET LONG, (PARLIAMENT), WHOSE DUTIES CAN PARTY WAS ORGANIZED BE­ SCIENCE STUDENTS SINCE EARLY AND CARRY ABOUT 2,000 PAS­ ARE TO GIVE FORMAL APPROVAL FORE OTHER PARTIES WERE GIVEN LAST SCHOOL YEAR," A GOVERN SENGERS TO DECREES OF THE COMMUNtST MENT AGENCY SPOKESMAN SAID PERMISSIO~ TO SET UP THEIR THE NEW LINER--"I HAVE REGIME THE GOVERNMENT SAID WHEN OWN ORGANIZATIONS THOUGHT Of EVERYTHING FROM ADN SAID 11,604,626 EAST POLICE ARRESTED ~OANG, --Tl-lE I1 EVIL PROVISIONS" OF QUEEN VICTORIA TO JACKIE GERMANS WERE ELIGIBLE TO IDENTIFIED AS A FIRST-YEAR THE ELECTION LAW RESULTED IN KENN EDY AS A NAME," SA I D VOTE, A REVEALING DROP FROM STUDENT IN SAIGON UNIVERSITY'S INTE~FERENCE WITH OPPOSITION SIR JOHN BROCKLEBANK, CUN­ THE TOTAL OF I 'h848,602 FACULTY OF SCIENCE, THEY CAMPAIGN ACTIVITIES ARD CHAIRMAN,---"WILL BEGIN ELIGIBLE IN 1950 SEIZED NINE DOCUMENTS RE-, --PAR~IS PARTY BRIBED THE IN TRANSATLANTIC SERVICE, THE TURNOUT WAS 99 25 PER VOTERS WITH MONEY AND WHEAT I VE A LIN G "T HE 0 RG A N I ZA T I 0 N'S BUT HER OPERATING DRAUGHT CENT OF THOSE ELIGIBLE, COM­ F"LOJR SUBVERSIVE PLANS AND ACTI­ OF 31 FEET WILL ENABLE HER PARED TO 98 90 PER CENT IN VITIES." THE COMMITTEE'S STATEMENT TO ENTER MANY PORTS AND 1958 THE AGENCY SAID THE CHARGED THAT THE "UNfAIRNESS TO TRANSIT THE PANAMA CANAL' WAS UNPRECEDENTED IN THE I STUDENTS HAS "MADE UP AND PISTORY Of THIS COUNTRY." I------O-P-E-RA--T-I-O-N--II-B-'-G--L-I-F-T-U--U-N-D-E-RW-A-Y------tII :::~A~E~~!~Y~~A:R:~~RG~~~:~ THE COMMITTEE'S STATEMENT WAS IN SHARP CONTRAST TO A FT HOOD, TEXAS (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES ASSEMBLED I AND STATUES OF BUDDHA AT I THE PAGODAS " LETTER fROM U S. AMBASSADOR TROOPS, FLIERS, AND PLANES FROM TEXAS TO MAINE TODAY TO II SAMUEL D BERGER TO PARK, THE SHOW THE WORLD IT CAN PUT 16,000 ARMY AND AIR FORCE ~EN THE STUDENT PROPAGANDA TEXT Of WHICH WAS RELEASED WITH SUPPORTING AIRCRAFT IN GERMANY WITHIN 72 HOURS. I ALSO CHftRGED THE GOVER~MENT TODAY THE PROJECT, WHOSE CODE-NAME IS OPERATION I1B IG L 1FT, 11 I HAD ilL I QU I DATED MONKS AND THE LETTER CONGRATULATED BEGINS ONE MINUTE AFTER MIDNIGHT TONIGHT WHEN A CI35 JET NUNS, BURNT UNIVERSITY PARK ON HIS ELECTION VICTORY TRANSPORT TAKES OFF WITH 70 MEN fROM THE 2ND lIHELL ON I STUDENTS WITH ACID,AND LOOTE WHEELS" ARMORED D I VI S ION I NIT I MONEY FROM Tt-IE PAGODAS," THE AND ASSJ~ED HIM OF CONTINUED U S SUPPORT. THE 2ND DIVISION WILL SUPPLY 13,000 OF THE TROOPS ! AGENCY SAID. AMERICAN OFFICIALS HAD KEPT TRANSPORT PLANES WILL TAKE OFF FROM FOUR AIR BASES AT I THE STUDENT ORGANIZATION A S~ARP EYE ON THE ELECTION INTERVALS RANGING FROM 35 MINUTES TO AN HOUR UNTIL A I tTTEMPTED TO MAKE ITS PROP 'I AGANDA MORE fORCEFUL, VI ET AND REGARDED IT AS ONE OF TOTAL OF 14,500 TROOPS,TANKERS AND INFANTRYMEN FROM F ORT THE CLEANEST EVER HELD HERE HOOD AND ARTILLERYMEN FROM FORT SILL, OKLAHOM~, ARE IN I NAM PRESS SAID WITH STATIS GERMANY I TICS CHARGING THAT POLICE THE MOMENT THE FIRST CI35 TAKES OFF FROM B ERGSTROM A IR ~ HAD "ARRESTED UP TO ONE INTERCEPT CUBA-BOUND BOAT I FORCE BASE IN AUSTIN, AIR FORCE SUPPORT PLANES WILL START MILLION PEOPLE AND KILLED MIAMI, FLORIDA (UPI)--THREE TAKING OFF FOR EUROPE FROM Dow AND LORING AIR FORCE BASE 6,000." BOATS CARRYING A HEAVILY IN MAINE AND MYRTLE BEACH AFB, SOUTH CAROLINA THE AIR "IN SEEKING TO GET THE ARMED 21-MAN EXILE RAIDING FORCE CONTRIBUTION TO "BIG LIFT" IS 1,500 MEN. CAPITAL POPULATION TO JOIN PARTY AND AN AMERICAN WOMAN THE SUPPORT PLANES, INCLUDING ABOUT 100 ROCKET-fiRING 1 THE "FRONT FOR THE LIBERA- FREE-LANCE PHOTOGRAPHER WERE JET FIGHTERS, WILL COVER THE 2ND DIVISION WHEN IT TRIES I TION OF THE SOUTH" THE COM INTERCEPTED BY THE U S. CUS­ TO STOP AN lIATTACKlI ON WEST GERMANY BY AN ENEMY DIVISION MUNIST-LED STUDENT'S LEAGUE TOMS AND THE COAST GUARD LAST ANOTHER U S. DIVISION ALREADY IN EUROPE WILL PLAY THE H~D USED NOT ONLY SUCH SLO NIGHT OFF MIAMI BEACH AS THEY ROLE OF ATTACKER. GANS AS "INDEPENDENCE," HEADED fOR CUBA. IN ADDITION TO THE JET FIGHTERS, 42 OTHER PLANES IN­ "DEMOCRACY" AND "PEACE," THE WOMAN WAS IDENTIFIED CLUDING RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT AND CI30 CARGO PLANES WITH BUT ALSO "NEUTRALISM," IT AS DICKEY CHAPELLE, A WELL­ MECHANICS AND REPAIR FACILITIES WILL FLY TO GERMANY SAID. KNOWN MAGAZINE PHOTOGRAPHER. THE TROOP-CARRYING TRANSPORT PLANES WILL TAKE OFF" FROM POLICE SOURCES SAID THE U S. CUSTOMS OFFICIALS SAID BERGSTROM AFB, JAMES CONNALLY AFB AT WACO, TEXAS, SHEPPARD GOVERNMENT NOW fEELS IT TH[ 21 CUBANS WERE MEMBERS OF AFB, WICHITA FALLS, AND GRAY ARMY AIR BASE, NEXT DOOR TO HAS STAMPED OUT AS THOROUGH­ COMMANDOS EXILE ORGANIZATION FT. HOOD LY AS IT CAN THE UNDERGROUND W~ICH HAS STAGED SEVERAL SECOND DIVISION MEN ASSEMBLED IN BATTALION AREAS AT STUDENT MOVEMENT. ATTACKS ON CUBA. FT HOOD TODAY, CHECKING EQUIPMENT AND PACKING DUFFLEBAGS. THE GOVERNMENT HAD FEARED "A CONSIDERABLE QUANTITY" THE MEN USED 2ND DIVISION MESSES TODAY, CONTAINING NO THAT THE MOVEMENT MIGHT OF MAC~INEGUNS, HOME-MADE GREA SE D I SHES OR D I SHES THAT MIGHT IJPSET A SOLD I ER' S SUCCEED IN STAGING POLITICAL­ BO~BS AND AMMUNITION WAS STOMACH, TO PREVENT AIR SICKNESS. LY EMBARRASSING STUDENT SEIZED ABOARD THE THREE THE TROOPS WILL MOVE OUT, BOARD PLANES, AND TAKE OFf BY DEMONSTRATIONS DURING TPE BOATS, ACCORDING TO CUSTOMS A SCHEDULE AS PRECISE AS THAT WHICH GOVERNS THE LAUNCHING VISIT OF A UNITED NATIONS SUPERVISOR JOSEPH FORTIER. OF A MAN INTO.SPACE FACT-FINDING MISSION WHICH A FOURTH BOAT, LOADED WITH A CONTROL HEADQUARTERS WILL KEEP UP WITH THE PROGRESS IS EXPECTED TO ARRIVE HERE FUEL AND PROVISIONS, WAS OF EVERY BUS AND THE TAKEOFF OF EVERY PLANE. IF A BUS TUESDAY OR WEDNESDAY. SEIZED IN THE MIAMI RIVER. IS MORE THAN A FEW MINUTES LATE AT A CHECKPOINT, A WAIT­ THE BOATS AND THE ARMS ING HELICOPTER WILL TAKE OFF TO SEE WHAT IS WRONG U.s. OIL INTERESTS THREATENED WERE IMPOUNDED ~ -HE CUBANS WHEN THE TROOPS ARRIVE IN GERMANY, THEY WILL HAVE A BUENOS AIRES (UPI)--LEADERS ~ND THE AMERICAN WERE RE­ COUPLE OF DAYS TO GET TANKS OUT OF STORAGE. AN ADVANCE OF THE LEFT-LEANING OIL WORK­ LEASED WITHOUT CHARGES. PARTY OF 472 MEN ARRIVED IN GERMANY SATURDAY TO ESTABLISH ERS' UNION FEDERATION WARNED . COMMUNICATIONS AND SET UP A HEADQUARTERS. TODAY THEY WILL "PARALYZE THE PRESIDENT TITO OF YUGOSLA­ IT WILL TAKE FROM 10 HOURS AND 25 MINUTES TO 31 HOURS OIL FIELDSlI UNLESS THE GOVERN­ VIA HEADS FOR PRINCETON AND 25 MINUTES FOR TROOPS TO REACH EUROPE, DEPENDING ON MENT CANCELS CONTRACTS WITH UNIVERSITY TODAY FOR A TOUR THE TYPE OF PLANE THEY RIDE AND THE ROUTE IT TAKES. PRIVATE U S OIL FIRMS OF THE CA.MPUS THE C135, EACH CARRYING 70 MEN AND A CREW OF 5, WILL THE FEDER~TION DE~A~DS THAT TITO WILL ADDRESS THE FLY NON-STOP TO GERMANY IN 10 HOURS AND 35 MINUTES THE ENTIRE OPERATION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE UNITW THE C124) C133, AND CI 18 WilL FLY MORE SLOWLY AND WILL FIELDS BE CONCENTRATED IN NATIONS TOMO~ROW HAVE TO MAKE TWO OR THREt REfUELING STOPS A C124, FLY- THE HANDS OF THE GOvERNMENT'S ING BY THE AZORES, COULD TAKE 31 HOURS AND 25 MINuTES OIL MONepOLY AMERICAN FOOtaAll lEAGUE KGA TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP APPLICATIONS DUE NEW YeRK (UPI)--THE SAN A"LICATIONS FOR ENTRY IN DIEGO CHARGERS PULLED AWAY orts SECTION THE KWAJALEIN GOLF ASSOCIA­ TO A COMMANDING LEAD IN THE TION TOURNAMENT, TO BE HELD AMERICAN FOOTBALL lEAGUE'S IN NOVEMBER SHOULD BE TURNED WESTERN DIVISION TIDAY WITH IN BY fRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, PAGE TUESDAY 22 OCTOBER I 6 A 38-17 VICTIRY OVER THE ACCORDING TO CLUB OFFICIALS. Ne ENTRY FEE WilL BE CHARGED KANSAS CITY CHIEFS, WHILE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE THE rOR THIS EVENT. fLIGHT AR­ THE EASTERN DIVISIIN RACE ROUNDUP OBSERVER RANGEMENTS WILL BE POSTED AT WAS THROWN INTI A SCRAMBLE. --By PAT lANIAS THE HOUSTON OILERS DEFEATE NEW YORK (UPI)--THE SAN THE GOLF COURSE AS SOON AS THE BUFFALO BILLS, 28-14, TO SURFERS SHADE OUTRIGGERS FRANCISCO FORTY NINERS SPRANG ALL ENTRY BLANKS ARE IN. ERNIE FRESQUEZ IS RECEIV­ MOVE INTO A FIRST-PLACE TIE JACK MI IKE'S 3-RUN HOMER THE BIGGEST UPSET OF THE ING THESE APPLICATIONS. WITH THE BaSTON PATRIITS IN SPARKED THE SURFERS TO A NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE BY THEY CAN BE SENT TO HIM AT THE EAST. THE OAKLAND 13-12 VICTORY OVER THE HANDING THE CHICAGO BEARS THE JTO BUILDING OR LEFT RAIDERS KNICKED THE NEW YORK OUTRIGGERS LAST NIGHT IN THEIR FIRST DEFEAT, 20-14. AT THE GOLF SHACK. JETS OUT OF THE DIVISION THE MEN'S FAST-PITCH EXHI­ THE CHICAGO SETBACK ENABLED A SHORT MEETING OF THE LEAD WITH A 29-26 TROUNCING BITION GAMES. THE GREEN BAY PACKERS TO MOVE KGA WILL BE HELD AT THE BOSTON DEFEATED DENVER 40-21. THE FORMER CROSSROADS INTO A FIRST-PLACE TIE rOR SCUBA CLUBHOUSE, FRIDAY, THE CHARGERS' VICTORY GAVE RIGHTFIELDER'S CLOUT FELL THE WESTERN DIVISION WITH A OCTOBER 25J AT 7:30 P THEM A 5-1 RECORD IN THE WEST IN THE FIFTH INNING, SOME 30-7 ROMP AGAINST THE ST. M. TO DISCUSS THE CLUB TOURNA­ ceMPARED TO 3-4 FOR RUNNER-U 350 FEET IN CENTER FIELD, LOUIS CARDINALS. CHICAG. AND MENT OAKLAND. HeUSTON AND BOSTON TO LIFT THE SURFERS TO 12-9 GREEN BAY BOTH HAVE 5-1 REC­ ARE TIED FOR FIRST IN THE SURGE ORDS. fOOTBAll ROUNDUP CONT'D EASTERN DIVISION WITH 4-3 THE OUTRIGGERS CAME BACK, IN THE EASTERN DIVISION, ~ECORDS, WHILE NEW YORK IS THOUGH, IN THE SAME INNING THE CLEVELAND BROWNS SWEPT PAIR OF TOUCHDOWNS ON ONE­ 3-3 TO TIE UP THE GAME FOR THE TO THEIR SIXTH STRAIGHT VIC- YARD PLUNGES. QUARTERBACK TOBIN ROTE THIRD TIME. BESIDES MI IKE'S TORY, TROUNCING THE PHILA­ JIMMY BROWN OF CLEVELAND THREW TOUCHDOWN PASSES OF HOMER, HE ALSO COLLECTED A DELPHIA EAGLES, 37-7, WHILE BECAME THE N.F.l. 's ALL-TIME 44 AND 72 YARDS TO lANCE PAIR OF SINGLES TO DRIVE IN THE NEW YORK GIANTS REMAINED RUSHING LEADER,AND FRANK ALWORTH AND KEITH LINCOLN A TOTAL OF 6 RUNS FOR THE IN THE RUNNING BY DErEATING RYAN THREW FOUR TOUCHDOWN BOLTED 76 YAROS FROM SCRIM­ SURFERS. THE DALLAS COWBOYS, 37-21 • PASSES IN THE BROWNS' WIN MAGE IN THE CHARGERS WIN WINNING PITCHER JACK EMRY THE Los ANGELES RAMS, LIKE OVER THE EAGLES. JIMMY BEFORE 30, 107 FANS AT KANSAS HELPED HIS OWN CAUSE BY THE fORTY NINERS, WON THEIR BROWN GAINED 144 YARDS IN CITY. DRIVING ACROSS THE DECISIVE FIRST GAME OF THE 1963 SEASG~ 25 CARRIES TO BOOST HIS THE CHIEFS HELD A HALF­ RUN ON HIS SACRlrlCE FLY UPSETTING THE MINNESOTA CAREER RUSHING TGTAL TO TIME 7-3 LEAD ON LEN DAWSON'S AFTER MAMO SAITO WALKED, VIKINGS, 27-24; THE BALTIMORE 8,390. THAT SURPASSED THE 73-YARD PASS TO ABNER HAYNES STOLE TO SECOND AND ADVANCED COLTS EDGED THE DETROIT RECORD OF 8,296 HELD BY JOE BEFORE THE ROOF FELL IN TO THIRD ON NEMICIO PATRI- liONS, 25-2 1, AND THE PITTS- PERRY or THE FORTY NINERS. SAN DIEGO SCORED 35 POINTS CIO'S INFIELD SINGLE. BURGH STEELERS RALLIED TO BROWN ALSO CAUGHT A 10- DURING THE SECOND HALF TO A WALK, AN ERROR, A TRI- DEFEAT THE WASHINGTON RED­ YARD SCORING PASS FROM RYAN BREAK OPEN THE GAME. ROTE PLE BY RALPH DANGERFIELD AND SKINS, 38-27. WHILE GARY COLLINS GATHERED COMPLETED 16 OF 22 PASSES A SINGLE BY GALE MATHIASEN TAMAR McHAN, A QUARTERBACK IN THREE TO PASSES OF 35, FOR 266 YAROS AND ALWORTH HELPED THE OUTRIGGERS EVEN CASTOFF WHO HAD PLAYED FOR 17, AND 14 YARDS. CAUGHT NINE PASSES T~AT THE SCORE. I T WAS MATH I A" THREE N.f. L TEAMS BEFORE Y.A. TITTLE COMPLETED FOUR GAINED A TOTAL OF 232 YAROS SEN'S THIRD HIT OF THE NIGHT.WINDING UP WITH SAN fRANCIS­ rOUCHDOWN ~ASSES. THE GIANTS AT HOUSTON, GEORGE BLANDA AFTER SINGLING AND SCtRING CO THREE WEEKS AGO, ENGINEE ilRA,lLEO I THE COWBOYS, 17-14, COMPLETED THREE ICORING IN THE FIRST, HE BELTED A SAN FRANCISCO SCORING MARCHES AT HALFTIME, BUT CAME BACK PASSES, INCLUDING AN 80-YARD SOLO HOMER IN THE FOURTH OF 59, 78, AN~ 84 YARDS DUR­ IN THE LAST HALF TO DEFEAT BOMB TO CHARLIE fRAZIER TO THAT HIGHLIGHTED A 3-RUN ING THE FIRST HALF WITH A THEM, 37-21. PULL THE OILERS AWAY TO A TALLY AND A 9-9 KNOT FOR THE 17-7 LEAD OVER THE BEARS. DANNY VI LLANEUVA KICKED A COMMANDING LEAD IN TH~ THIRD OUTRIGGERS. THE FIRST DEAD- KERMIT ALEXANDER AND Eo PINE PAIR or 27-YARD FIELD GOALS PERIOD. HOUSTON SCORED THREE LOCK HAD COME IN THE THIRD OF SAN fRANCISCO EACH INTER­ IN THE FINAL PERIOD AS Los QUICK TOUCHDOWNS IN THE WHEN THE OUTRIGGERS PENE­ C£PTED A CHICAGO PASS DURING ANGELES BEAT MINNESOTA. SECOND PERIOD, BLANDA PASSING TRATED FOR 4 RUNS TO OVER­ THE SECOND HALF TO HELP PRO­ THIS WAS THE RAM'S FIRST WIN 8 YAROS TO CHARLIE HENNING­ COME A 6-2 DEFICIT, ON A TECT THAT LEAD. IN 13 GAMES. GAN AND 20 YAROS TO BOB TRIPLE BY JOE RODRIGUES AND McHAN HIT ON 10 OF 20 DEFENSIVE BACK ANDY NELSON McLEOD FOR THE FIRST TWO. A PAIR OF SINGLES BY RICKY PASSES FOR 141 YARDS, IN­ INTERCEPTED A PASS AND RAN THE OilERS INTERCEPTED FUENTES AND FUJIWARA. THE CLUDING A 7-YARD TOUCHDOWN 26 YARDS rOR A lAST-PERIOD FOUR BUFFALO PASSES, THREE SURFERS BELTED leSER RALPH TOSS TO GARY KNAFELC THAT TOUCHDOWN THAT GAVE BALTIMOR OF THEM DURING THE FIRST HALf. DANGERFIELD FOR 4 RUNS IN GAVE SAN rRANCISCO A 17-0 VICTORY AT DETROIT. JIM Two OF THESE THEFTS SET UP THE FIRST ON A WALK AND LEAD. TOMMY DAVIS KICKED MARTIN KICKED FOUR BALTIMOR£ HOUSTON SCORES. FIELD GOALS Or 25 AND 46 SINGLES BY HIROSHI TOYAMA, FIELD GOALS, OF 17, 45, 37, ~ CLEM DANIELS GAINED 200 CHICO MIYASHIRO, LARRY YARDS. AND 45 YARDS. RUSHING YARDS AND COTTON WATANUKI AND JACK MI IKE. RUDY BUKICH RALLIED THE Two OF PITTSBURGH'S DEFEN­ DAVIDSON THREW THREE TOUCH­ THEY ROLLED ON FOR TWO MORE BEARS WITH AN 80-YARD TOUCH­ SIVE BACKS, DICK HALEY AND DOWN PASSES IN OAKLAND'S WIN RUNS IN THE NEXT FRAME ON A DOWN AS THE FOURTH PERIOD JIM BRADSHAW, CAPITALIZED ON OVER NEW YORK DANIELS PAIR OF SINGLES BY TOYAMA, OPENED, BUT CHICAGO COULD WASHINGTON MISTAKES TO SET SCORED THREE TOUCHDOWNS, ONE LARRY IKEDA, AND A DOUBLE NOT MUSTER ANOTHER SCORING UP TWO OF THE DECIDING TOUCH­ ON A 66-YARD PASS FROM DAVID­ BY MIYASHIRO WHO ALSO COL- DRIVE DOWNS HALEY INTERCEPTED ~N AND ANOTHER ON A 76-YARD LECTED HIS THIRD HIT IN THE THE PACKERS PLAYED A BALL­ 24 YAROS TO TOUCHDOWN TER­ RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE TOM FIFTH CONTROL GAME, AND JERRY KRAMER RITORY AND BRADSHAW RE­ FLORES PASSED 93 YAROS TO KICKED rlELD GOALS OF 39, 26, COVERED A FUMBLE TO SET UP DOBIE CRAIG FOR OAKLAND'S BON VOYAGE--HARRY AND 34 YARDS IN THE VICTORY A 5-YARD TOUCHDOWN PASS SECOND TO. HARRY SHIMAHUKURO BIDS AT ST. LOUIS. FROM ED BROWN TO BUDDY DIAL "ALOHA!" TO ALL HIS FRIENDS THE DEFEAT WAS ONLY THE SECOND IN SIX GAMES FOR THE FAST-PITCH PRACTICE ON THE ISLAND HE LEFT KWAJ YACHT CLUB TO MEET THIS AFTERNOON FOR HAWAI I CARDS AND LEFT THEM TIED FOR THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THURS , 24 OCT., DALLY AFTER COMPLETING HIS 2-YEAR SECOND PLACE WITH THE GIANTS THE G£NERAL MEMBERSHIP OF 3:30 - 5:00 - NAVY CONTRACT WITH TCT AS A IN THE EAST. THE KWAJALEIN YACHT CLUB ON . DRAFTSMAN AT THE E M DIVI GREEN BAY HELD THE BALL FO & THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER AT WOMEN'S SOFTBALL SCHEDULE SION. 48 PLAYS DURING THE FIRSt 1700 P.M.) IN THE SCUBA WED., 23 OCT., DALLY "SHIMA: AS HE IS KNOWN TO HALF, COMPARED TO 19 rOR ST. (5 CLUBHOUSE. ALL MEMBERS ARE 5:30 - UNKNOWNS VS WAHINES HIS MANY FR I ENOS, MANAGED lOUIS, AND OUTGAINED THE I URGED T0 ATTEND. THE SPOilERS BASKETBALL AND CARDS 238 YARDS TO 58 IN WOMEN'S SOfTBALL PRACTICE MOUNTAINBALL TEAMS. HE ASSUMING A 20-0 HALFTIME LEAD. JIM TAYLOR SCORED A FAST-PITCH SCHEDULE TUES., 22 OCT., 5:15 ALSO WAS A BACKER FOR THE BRANDON - WAHINES PRESENT SPOILER (CONTINUED ON NEXT COL.) THURSDAY, 24 OCTOBER, DALLY DALLY - UNKNOWNS WAHINES WOMEN'S SOFTBALL HIJ FRIENDS INCLUDING TEAM 5:30 - WAILERS VS SAilERS WED., 23 OCT., TEAM. MEMBERS AND THE CROSSROADS 5: 15-BRANDON-lsLANDERS BEFORE HE LEFT, "SHIMA" BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THEIR SOfTBAll PRACTICE SCHEDULE 4 - 4:45 - DALLy-KWAJ TEENS EXPRESSED MIS THANKS TO ALL MANY KINDNESSES TO HIM. TUES., 22 OCT., DALLY THUR.- BRANDON - 4 PM -TEENS, CONTINUED ON NEXT COL. (AFTER MevIE) BTL TEAM HOURGLASS TUESDAY 22 \)c TOBER i 96 FOR SALE 16" TRICYCLE GOOD CONDITION NOTICES SEE AT 5'7 ANYTIME. ~, HELP WANTED-FEMALE I-TON AIR CONDITIONER, GOOD RICHARDSON St-IOWTIME 7~30 FULL TIME JOB OPPORTUNITIES CONDITION $90. MAN'S B!CYCLE, "TARZAN THE APEMAN" FOR STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS GOOD CONDITION. $15 CALL DENNY MilLER AND CESARE DANOVA ON THE NIKE ZEUS CQMPLEX. 2242 AFTERNoeNS OR EVENINGS. A G~OUP DETERMINED TO 'IND THE ELEPHANTS~ CALL BELL TELEPHONE LABORA- .Q ••• GRAVEYARD ARE BESET WITH ANGRY WILD AN~~AlS TORIES EMPLOYMENT Or'lcE BOY'S 24" BICYCLE. SEE AT AND CANNiBALISTIC NATIVES TARZAN AGAIN MISS LORETTA McBRIDE, 9-~68, TRAILER 621 COMES TO THE RESCUE.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND o " 0 0 • 0 INTERVIEW. 'WANTED YOK'WE YUK SHOWTtME 7 AND 9 CHILO'S FLIPPERS, SIZE 2-4 "THE BEAR" 'WANTED CONTACT TRAI'LER 519 RENATO RASCEL AND FRANCIS BLANCHE-GOChA SPORTS OFFICIALS FOR GIRLS' HILARIOUS ADVENTURES CONCERNING A ZOO KEEPER SOFTBALL TEAM, LITTLE LEAGUE ONE BROWNIE SCOUT UNifORM, AND A TALKING BEAR. BASEBALL, AND BASKETBALL. SIZE 7. CALL 9-256 DAYS, ApPLY AT TCT PERSONNEL OR CONTACT TRAILER 609. OCEAN VIEW "COLLEGE CONFIDENTIAL" OFFICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION STEVE ALLEN AND JAYNE MEADOWS BUilDING PLAY PEN PAD. CALL 2293. "ITtS LIKE A KINSEY REPORT 01'1' THE CAMPUS," 'WALTER WINCHELL SECRETARY. ApPLY AT TCT PLAY PEN, CONTACT MRS. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE HERRING, TRAILER 564 ROXY SHOWTIME 6:30 AND 8:30 AT THE AOMINISTRATION BUILD­ "HOOTENANY HOOT" NEWS AND SPORTS ING OR PHONE 2190. SHORT­ LOST PETER BRECK AND PAMELA AUSTIN HANO IS REQUIRED. LADYts PRESCRIPTION SUN­ THE HOTTEST SOUND AROUND ••• AS THE COUNTRY'S GLASSES FRAMES ARE BROWN FOLK FAVORITES GET TOGETHER fOR THE fiRST PART TIME TYPISTS WANTED ACROSS THE TOP PLEASE CALL FABULOUS FULL-LENGTH HOOTENANNY MUSICAL EVER~ I FOR WORK IN THE NIKE ZEUS THE HOURGLASS 2114.

COMPLEX - HOURS 12:30 TO o ..... It .\NAMUR SHOWTIME 8 P.M. 4:30. CALL MISS McBRIDE, ARABIC KEY RING WITH 3 KEYS "TREAD SOFTLY STRANGER" BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES, CONTACT J. SANDLIN TRAILER ,'1 \ DIANA DORS AND GEORGE BAKER 9-468 FOR INTERVIEW APPOINT­ 504 OR CALL 9-8-354. A SUSPENSE DRAMA WITH A SURPRISING ENDING

MENTS. 9 0 • (I • CHILD'S DOUBLE PE MAD CLUB "THE SiGN Of ZORRO II FOR SALE IN TlrrANY SETTING. GUY WILLIAMS I 1/2 TON CARRIER AIR CONDI­ AT DE~ENOENTS POOL S Los ANGELES IN THE 1800's fOUND WrAL~HY DON TIONER. SEE AT MOTOR POOL CALL MRS. THORNBURG 21 DIEGO SECRETLY RIDING AGAINST EVil DOERS OF'ICE. CALL 2186. OR 2286. AS ZORRO.

MODEL 1270 AMPEX (INCLUDING FOUND GENERAL MESS MENU FOR WEDNESDAY MONITOR SPEAKERS) EXCELLENT ONE SMALL GREY AND WHITE BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER CONDITION. SEE AT SANDS KITTEN. NAME TAG "KITTEN CH~ CHILLED FRUIT JUICE CHICKEN/RICE SOUP CRM OF TOMATO Sou 318 OR CONTACT L.T. SMITH, CLAIM AT TRAILER 714 CHILLED FRESH FRUIT ROAST LEG OF PORK/ BEEF STROGANOff/ 553 AT ZEUS COMPLEX. HOT/COLD CEREAL ApPLE SAUCE SOUR CREAM AND PLAID ZIPPER MAKEUP BAG CREAMED CHOPPED BEEr BROWN GRAVY 1I'RiED RijCE POLAROID CAMERA CASE AND FOUND AT PMZ CLUB CLAIM ON TOAST CANDIED Sw SPUDS M!XED VEGETABLES PRiNT COPIER FOR POLAROID AT HOURGLASS. SOFT/HARD BOILED BLACKEYED PEAS/BACON STEAMED R!CE

80 OR 80-A SEE AT TRAILER e , •• 0 EGGS STEAMED RICE SAlb.D BAR/DRS 607 EVENINGS OR CALL 2157 Two KEYS ON RING CLAIM COTTAGE FRIED SPUDS SALAD BAR/DRESSING LEMON PIE DAYS AT HOURGLASS. STEAMED RICE BUTTERCAKE/lcE CREAM COLD DRltIill< GLAZED DOUGHNUTS COLO DRINK HOT COI="F'EE SACRIFICE! DAYSTROM-HEATHKIT 5.S. DINNER MEETING TOAST/BUTTER/JAM HOT COFFEE HOT TEA AA-IOO STERO AMPLIFIER AND THERE WI~L BE A DINNER MEET­ CHILLED MILK HOT TEA 1963 MOTOROLA STERO PHONO­ ING FOR PROTESTANT SUNDAY HOT COFFEE/TEA GRAPH BOTH IN EXCELLENT SCHOOL TEACHERS AND SPOUSES CONDITION USED BY LITTLE ON WEDNESDAY AT 7:30 AT THE STUDY GROUP MEETING DINNER DANCE TtCKET5 OLD LADY IN AIR-CONDITIONED CPO CLUB. CANCELLED FR I DA Y I S THE DEAOJ., '"NE. HOUSE REASONABLE CALL 2397 THE JOINT MEETING OF MORN­ FOR OBTAINING TICKETS rOR THE EPISCOPAL PRAYER SERVICE ING AND EVENING M1CRONESIAN YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB DIN­ BLUE JAY CLASS SAILBOAT, USUALLY SCHEDULED fOR THIS STUDY GROUPS WHICH WAS NER DAltc,-I~. BE HELD SATURDAY 26 Oc . l~ 13 FEET 8 INCHES WITH BLUE EVENING IS CANCELLED FOR SCHEDULED FOR THIS EVENING ;}f AND WHITE DACRON MAINSAIL THiS TUESDAY ONLY. HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED fOR MUSIC UMMY MARAuS AND JIB WITH BATTENS. STAIN­ - 29 OCTOBER. WATCH THE GROUP WILL BE A FEATURE, AND LESS STEEL AND NYLON RIGGING. SQUARE DANCING TO THE HOURGLASS FOR FURTHER INFOR­ THE DINNER WfLL BE A PRIME fULL PRICE $625 CALL YOKWE YUK CLUB MA TI ON. RIBS BUfrET. THERE Will BE A "HOOGE" AT PHOTO LAB 771 THERE WILL BE SQUARE DANCING o • .t. 0 0 0 CASH AND CARRY BAR COSTUMES OR CONTACT AT TRAILER 711 EVERY TUESDAY AT 7:30 P.M. ROO AND GUN CLUB ARE OPTIONAL RESERVATIONS IN THE BANYAN ROOM Or THE ROD AND GUN CLUB MEMBERS SHOULD BE MADE WITH JULIE BOLEX B8L CAMERA WITH PAN YOKWE YUK CLUB COME ALONE INTERESTED IN CLUB SHI~TS HITCHCOCK 22901 CLAIR tRNS­ CINOR 40L, 8-40 MM ZOOM LENS, OR BRING YOUR PARTNER AND JACKETS PLEASE CONTACT GERGER TRAiLER 7351 OR JOYCE CARRYING CASE AND ACCESSORI~ FLOYD LAHET AT 9-249. No KRESA TRA I LER 561. $200. NIKKOREX 8 AUTOMATIC BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUP ORDERS TAKEN AFTER I NOVEMBER THE DINNER DANCE WILL BE IN ELECTRIC MOTOR DRIVE CAMERA WEDNESDAY IS BARGAIN BAZAAR I THE TARO ROOM OF THE YOKWE AND CARRYING CASE $40. PICK-UP DAY. CALL MARIA You CAN CONTR'BUTE TO THE USC YUK CLUB AND WILL BEGIN AT PHONE 2474, OR SEE AT 428-B. MARA'OTI 2341 OR CREOLA BY G4VIMG TO THE AOC. 8:30. TICKETS ARE $3 PER PER­ I SON TROJAN 2396 FOR ASSISTANCE ! ONE SMALL SPRING ACTION AND FURTHER INFORMATION. HORSE - LIKE NEW - $5. SEE AT rRAILER 714. PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR MEETS EVERY 'WEDNESDAY AT ONE PAIR CHILDREN'S SHOES 7:30 IN THE ISLAND CHAPEL.

PRO-TEK-TIV, SIZE 6 1/2 B, • 0 0 • PI" $8. NEW. ONE PAIR CHrLOREN~ ATTENTION PACK #135 OPENS TOMORROW SHOES, PRO-TEC-TIV, 6 1/2 E, THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF WORN 2 WEEKS $2.50. SEE CUB iACK #135 ON FRIOAY, 3--8 P.Me AT TRAILER 5~6 AFTER 5 ~.M. 25 OCTOBER 7 TO 8 P M. IN THE BANYAN RGOM Of THE i!D.;r'-lUTlS•• FRI.& OCT• .23-25 I-TON AIR CONDITIONER IN EX­ YOKWE CLUB p~sco VVA~E~OUSE CELLENT CONDITIONER. USED 7 I MONTHS REASONABLE. AVAILABLE