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Vo L. 3 No. I 10 I ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY 23 APRIL 1962 WORLD'S FAIR AIR SHOW PLANE CRASHES NEWS IN BRIEF SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, APRIL 21 (UPI) AN AIR FORCE JET PILOT PARTICIPATING IN PRECISION DRILLS AS PART OF THE OPENING DAY CEREMONIES AT THE SEATTLE CHICAGO -- MILLIONS Of AMERICANS, WORLD'S FAIR LOST CONTROL OF HIS FI02 TODAY AND THE PLANE CRASHED INTO A IN SUNRISE SERVICES ACROSS THE NATION CLUSTER Of MOUSES. TODAY, CELEBRATED THE RESURRECTION AT LEAST TWO UNIDENTIFIED PERSONS WERE KILLED, IUT THE PILOT, CAPT. JOSEPH OF THE LORD. SERVICES WERE HELD IN WILDT, 33, CINCINNATI, OHIO, SAILED OUT INTO LAKE WASHINGTON AND WAS RESCUED, CHURCHES, AUDITORIUMS, fOOTBALL STAD APPARENTLY UNHARMED. IUMS, ATOP MOUNTAINS, AND SHIPS-AT Two HOUSES WERE LEVELED AND THREE OTHERS WERE DAMAGED. SEAo WILDT SAID HE LOST CONTROL ON THE SECOND FLY-OVER AS THE TWO SQUADRONS OF NINE AIR FORCE AND NINE NAVY PLANES SWOOPED ABOVE MEMORIAL STADIUM ON THE ALGIERS -- THE SECRET ARMY MACHINE FA I pGROUNDS WHERE AIOUT 10,000 PERSONS HAD GATHER TO HEAR PR[SIDENT KENNEDY GUNNED A CROWDED BAKERY AND BLEW UP OFFICIALLY OPEN THE FAIR VIA TELEPHONE FROM PALM SPRINGS, FLORIDA. A NEWSPAPER TODAY IN ALGIERS. FOUR WILDT SAID HE ATTEMPTED TO FLY BACK TO HIS lASE AT PAINE tIELD, 25 MILES MOSLEMS WERE WOUNDED AND fOUR KILLED NORTH Of HERE, SUT LOST COMPLETE CONTROL AND BAILED OUT. IN THE ATTACK. EASTER CALM SETTLES OVER SAIGON, SOUTH VIET NAM -- WESTERN ONE DAY OLD FAIR ENTERTAINS SOURCES IN SAIGON SAY COMMUNIST HAVE SHAH AND EMPRESS OF IRAN TURBULENT ARGENTINA SUNDAY ESTABLISHED A SHADOW GOVERNMENT IN SOUTH VIET NAM. THE CLANDESTINE SEATTLE, APRIL 22 (UPI)--THE SEATTLE BUENOS AIRES, APRIL 22 (UPI)--AN WORLD'S FAIR, ONE DAY OLD AND SUR EASTER SUNDAY CALM SETTLED OVER ARGEN GOVERNMENT IS INTENDED EVENTUALLY TO PRISINGLY READY FOR SHOW, ENTERTAINED TINA TODAY WITH THE END OF AN EXPLOSIVE TAKE OVER If SOUTH VIET NAM'S LEGAL THE SHAH AND EMPRESS OF IRAN TODAY. MILITARY CRISIS. BUT PRESIDENT JOSE GOVERNMENT IS OVERTHROWN. MOHAMMED REZA PAHLEVI AND HIS BEAU M. GUIDO FACES A NEW POLITICAL EMER TIFUL EMPRESS FARAH WERE ESCORTED TO GENCY THIS WEEK WHEN HE TRIES TO BLOCK Moscow -- PREMIER KHRUSHCHEV SAYS THE PURE WATERS OF COMMUNISM WILL THE FAIRGROUNDS AT 9:30 A.M., A HALF 43 PERON 1ST CONGRESSMEN FROM TAKING HOUR BEFORE THE GATES OPENED TO THE OFFICE. WASH CAPITALISM FROM THE EARTH. PUBLIC. THE SHAH AND EMPRESS ARRIVED KHRUSHCHEV MADE THE STATEMENT TODAY GUIDO'S SHAKY GOVERNMENT, HASTILY LAST NIGHT AND WERE GREETED AT THE FORMED LESS THAN A MONTH AGO AFTER IN A Moscow SPEECH CELEBRATING THE SEATTLE-TACOMA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT PRESIWENT ARTURO FRONDIZI'S OUSTER 92ND ANNIVERSARY Of LENIN'S BIRTH. BY GOV. ALBERT D. ROSELLINI AND SEATTLE BY THE ARMED FORCES, WAS BOLSTERED THE COMMUNIST PARTY NEWSPAPER PRAV DA HAS LEVELED A NEW ACCUSATION A MAYOR GORDON S. CLITOC AND THEIR YESTERDAY BY OVERWHELMING ARMY SUPPORT GAINST THE MUCH-DEBASED REPUTATION WIVES. WHICH STYMIED A Top GENERAL'S ATTEMPT OF JOSEPH STALIN. AN ARTICLE IN THE ANOTHER SPECIAL FAIRCROUNDS TOUR TO DEPOSE THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE. WAS ARRANGED THIS AFTERNOON FOR LORD MEANWHILE, THE LOWER HOUSE CONVENED PAPER IMPLIES THAT STALIN WAS RESPON MAYOR OF DUBLIN ROBERT BRISCOE. IN SPECIAL SESSION THIS ArTERNOON TO SIBLE FOR THE DEATH OF LENIN'S SISTER. THE SPACE-AGE FAIR, KEYED TO THE CONSIDER A FILL AUTHORIZING GUIDO TO 21ST CENTURY, HAD A BOMBASTIC, EXCIT FINISH OUT FRONDIZI'S TERM UNTIL Moscow -- RENEGADE BRITISH DIPLO MAT GUY BURGESS SAYS IN Moscow HE ING OPENING. BUT IT ALSO MEANT DEATH 1964. THE BILL WAS APPROVED BY THe SENATE A WEEK AGO. HAS NO PLANS TO RETURN TO BRITAIN FOR A MAN AND A WIFE, SITTING NEARLY AND REPORTS OF SUCH PLANS ARE "RIDIC 10 MILES FROM THE FAIRGROUNDS WHEN THE ARGENTINE POLITICAL SITUATION DID NOT AFF~YT THE SCHEDULED OPENING ULOUS NONSENSE." BURGESS AND FELLOW AN AIR FORCE JET FIGHTER TAKING PART IN A FLY-OVER SALUTE TO THE FAIR HERE TOMORROW OF THE THIRD MEETING OF DIPLOMAT DONALD MACLEAN DEFECTED TO RUSSIA II YEARS AGO. CRASHED INTO A CLUSTER OF HOMES I~ THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE INTER A RESIDENTIAL AREA NORTH OF THE CITY. AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK. THE MEET BUENOS AIRES -- ARGENTINE PRESIDENT RAYMOND SMITH, 68, AND HIS WIFE ING HAD BEEN SCHEDULED FOR EARLY THIS GUIDO FACES ANOTHER POLIT.CAL EMER LILLIAN, 63, WERE KILLED. THE HOME OF MONTH BUT WAS POSTPONED BECAUSE OF GENCY THIS WEEK WHEN HE TRIES TO A NEARBY FAMILY OF FIVE ALSO WAS THE CRtStS WHICH FOLLOWED rRONDIZlvS BLOCK PERONIST CONGRESSMEN FROM TAKING DESTROYED BUT THE FAMILY WAS VACATION OVERTHROW. OFFICE. THE ARMY OVERWHELMINGLY ING IN CANADA. THE BIGGEST OBSTACLE TO AT LEAST SUPPORTED THE PRESIDENT IN HIS DIS THE PILOT, CAPT. JOSEPH WILDT, 33, TEMPORARY POLITICAL STABILITY WAS PUTE WITH A TOP GENERAL YESTERDAY, CINCINNATI, OHIO, BAILED OUT AFTER THE SO-CALLED "PERONIST PROBLEM" WHICH ENDING ANOTHER CRISIS. AIMING HIS JET IN A CRASH DIVE INTO CAUSED FRONDIZI'S DOWNFALL AND ALMOST LAKE WASHINGTON BUT THE PLANE OVER TRIGGERED GUIDO'S OUSTER. IT MUST BE SEATTLE -- THE SEATTLE WORLD'S FAIR SHOT THE LAKE. WILDT WAS RESCUED RESOLVED BY THIS THURSDAY WHEN CONGRESS ONE-DAY OLD AND IN FULL SWING, ENTER FROM THE LAKE AND WAS UNHARMED EXCEP, CONVENES TO MAKE PREPARATIONS FOR THE TAINED THE SHAH AND EMPRESS OF IRAN FOR MINOR FACIAL SCRATCHES. NEW SESSION SCHEDULED TO START MAY I. TODAY. THE FAIR HAD ANOTHER IMPORTANT THE CRASH OCCURRED ONLY MINUTES GUIDO IS UNDER PRESSURE FROM THE VISITOR TOO--THE LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN, AFTER PRESIDENT KENNEDY, SPEAKING ARMED FORCES TO KEEP THE PERONISTS, ROBERT BRISCOE. AY TELEPHONE FROM PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, WHO SCORED SURPRISE VICTORIES IN THE SIGNALLED THE OPENING OF THE FAIR MARCH 18 ELECTIONS, FROM TAKING THEIR CAPE CANAVERAL -- SCIENTISTS AT BY PRESSING AN HISTORlr TELEGRAPH SEATS IN CONGRESS. CAPE CANAVERAL ARE GOING AHEAD WITH KEY TO SIGNAL tlLLT THE FAIR BEGIN." ...... PLANS TO LAUNCH A TELEVISION-CARRY ON THE PRESIDENT'S CUE THE FIRST ING PROBE AT THE MOON TOMORROW, DES WORLD FAIR IN THE UNITED STATES SINCE PITE PROBLEMS WITH THE LABWUIB ROCKET. 1940 WAS SPANKED INTO LIFE BY A CONSERVE WATER THE ATTEMPT TO SEND "RANGERS FOUR" THUNDEROUS TEN-MINUTE SHOOTING OF ON ITS 60-HOUR JOURNEY IS THE FIRST FIREWORKS, HOWITZERS AND A 334-YEAR KWAJALEIN WATER OF THREE MAJOR U.S. SPACE SHOTS OLD BRASS CANNON RECOVERED FROM THE SLATED FOR THIS WEEK. S\EDISH WARSHIP VASA. USED 4/22/62 ...... TOTAL BASE CONSUMPTION - 183,500 WASHINGTON -- THE U.S. WILL SET TOKYO, APRIL 22 (UPI)--RADIO INDO GALLONS OFF A NUCLEAR BLAST HIGH OVER THE NESIA CHARGED TODAY THAT NETHERLANDS PER CAPITA - 67.5 PACIFIC WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS •• MARINES HAVE SHOT FOUR DUTCH NEW TOTAL IN STORAGE - 10,610,000 RESUMING ATMOSPHERIC WEAPONS TESTS GUINEA~EST IRIAN) POLICEMEN, CHARGED AFTER A LAYOFF OF MORE THAN THREE WITH "CONVEYING ARMS TO INDOESIAN DAILY WATER METER READINGS YEARS. WASHINGTON OFFICIALS SAY GUERRILLA FIGHTERS." HOUSING OCEAN 8,950 GALLONS HOUSING LAGOON 24,650 GALLONS THE TE~TATIVE DATE FOR TEST RENEWAL THE BROADCAST DID NOT MAKE CLEAR IS APRIL 25TH •• WEDNESDAY. WHETHER THE FOUR MEN WERE WEST IRIAN YOKWE YUK CLUB 11,800 GALLONS NATIVES OR NETHERLAND~ CITIZENS. MESS HALL 7,Q50 GALLONS LONDON -- THE COMMITTEE FOR NUCLEAR IT SAID THAT THE PCLICEMEN WERE POWER PLANT 17,800 GALLONS DISARMtM:NT IN LONDON HAS ANNOUNCED SHOT AfTER AN INSPECTION OF A NETHER WEST END OF ISLAND 11,550 GALLONS PLANS TO DEMOSTRATE IN FRONT OF THE LANDS MARINE ARSENAL SHOWED THAT U.S. EMBASSY TOMORROW AGAIN~T THE SOME WEAPONS WERE MISSING. FORTHCOMING U.S. TESTS. • ••••• - .- jL PAGE 2 HOURGLASS MONDAY 23 APR I L 1962
THE FULL STORY OF THE SALAN CAPTURE - WOMAN ~EES PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE INCIDENT - DiDN'T KNOW WHO HE WAS RANGE FACILITY, ~AJAlErN, MARSHALL ALGIERS, APRIL 21 (UPI)--Ex-GEN. RAOUL SALAN WAS CAPTURED IN A TWO-ROOM ISLANDS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH BUREAU APARTMENT ON THE TOP FLOOR OF A rIVE STORY BUILDING AT No. 23, RUE DES FON OF WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c TAINES, NEAR THE UNIVERSITY OF ALGIERS. WITH THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. IT WAS FAINING WH~N AN UNMARKED SEDAN PULLED UP AT THE CURB IN FRONT OF No. 23 A F~w MINUTES BEFORE NOON. ALL FOUR DOORS OPENED AT ONCE AND SEVERAL THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY MEN IN CIVILIAN CLOTHES POURED OUT. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE THE CONCIERGE SAID SHE SAW THE MEN ENTER THE BUILDING, AND THOUGHT TO HER FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE SELr: "NOW, WHO DO THOSE MEN THINK THEY ARE, COMING IN HERE WITHOUT EVEN PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS STOPPING". IS 10 A.M. DAY OF PUBLICATION. SHE GOT UP TO STORM OUT AND DEMAND TO KNOW JUST WHO ••• AND THEN SHE STOPPED. SHE WA1CHED AS THE MEN WENT UP THE STAIRS SEVERAL STEPS AT A TIME. THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT AT THE TOP, THEY STOPPED IN rRONT OF THE TWO DOORS TO THE APARTMENT ON THE TO EDIT ALL COPY RECEIVED FOR FIFTH FLOOR. ONE HAS A SPY-HOLE THROUGH WHICH SOMEONE INSIDE CAN PEEK TO SEE PUBLICATION. WHO'S OUTSIDE. THE DOOR IS UNMARKED. THE OTHER BEARS A SMALL NAME-PLATE THAT SAYS ON~Y: "GUILLAUME, NOT AN EDITOR - JOHN C. COLEMAN UNUSUAL NAME: HERE THE VISITORS KNOCKED. THE DOOR OPENED. OFFICIAL SAYS NUCLEAR WAR SOME OF THE MEN STAYED OUTSIDE ON u.s. AND JAPAN PLAN THE LANDING. THE OTHERS WENT IN. ROCKET TEST SERIES CAN BE RULED OUT FOR NOW ttSURETE NATIONALE," THEY SAID" WASHINGTON, APRIL, I (UPI)--THE OMAHA, NEBRASKA, APR I L 2 r (uP f )- FLIPPING OPEN THEIR POLICE CARDS, EDGED UNITED STATES AND JAPAN NEXT WEEK GEN. THOMAS S. POWER, WHO COMMANDS WITH THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE OF THE WILL LAUNCH THE FIRST OF THREE SOUND MORE THAN 80 PER CENT OF THE NON FRENCH FLAG. ING ROCKETS IN A JOINT PROGRAM OF COMMUNIST WORLD's MILITARY FIRE POWER, THE MAN WHO OPENED THE DOOR ONLY SCIENTIFIC SPACE EXPLORATION. SAID TODAY THAT NUCLEAR WAR CAN BE STARED AT THEM. AN AMERICAN NIKE-CAJUN ROCKET WILL RULED OUT INDEFINITELY BECAUSE OF THE SURETE MEN DIDN'T WAIT TO BE BE FIRED FROM THE WALLOPS ISLAND, AMERICA's DETERRENT STRENGTH. INVITED INTO THE ADJOINING ROOM. THEY VIRGINIA STATION OF THE NATIONAL THE STRATEGIC AIR COMMANDER SAID OPENED THE DOOR AND WALKED IN. AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATtON 1,500 JET BOMBERS AND EXPANDING MISS THERE WERE THREE PERSONS IN THE ROOM o (NAS) ON APRIL 24, ACCORDING TO PRE ILE FORCES IN HIS GLOBAL COMMAND EX Two WERE SEATED IN ARMCHAIRS FLANKING I SENT PLANS. IST TO PROVE TO RUSSIA THE "FUTILITY" A DESK, BEHIND WHICH SAT A BLACK-HAIRED THE ROCKET WILL CARRY INDEPENDENTLY OF STARTING A WAR. MAN WITH A BROAD, BLACK MOUSTACHE. OEVELOPED JAPANESE AND U.S. DEVICES THERE IS NO WAY THE SOVIET UNION THE DETECTIVES ASKED HIM FOR HIS FOR MEASURING ELECTRON TEMPRATURE COULD DESTROY THE STRATEGIC AIR COM PAPERS. AND DENSITY IN THE IONOSPHERE. ACCOR MAND (SAC) BY SURPRISE ONSLAUGHT HE PRODUCED THEM. THEY IDENTIFIED DING TO U.S. SCIENTISTS, THE JAPANESE TODAY AND AVOID ITS OWN DESTRUCTION HIM AS LOUISE CARRIERE A BUSINESS MAN" DEVICE IS THE FASTER AND MORE EFFI FROM THE a:TALIATORY BLOWS, HE ADDED. WITH AN ADDRESS IN THE 18TH ARRONDISSE CIENT OF THE TWO. DETERRENCE HAS WORKED UP TO NOW, MENT IN PARIS. THE IONOSPHERE IS THE ELECTRIFIED THE AIR OFFICER SAID, WITH CONTINUING HE WORE A DOUBLE-BREASTED BLUE-GREY REGION OF THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE, START FANTASTIC DEVELOPMENTS, WHICH ",NEVIT SUIT, A WHITE SHIRT AND A BLUE TIE AND ING AT ABOUT 40 MILES, WHICH REFLECTS ABLY" WILL INCLUDE MANNED AND MANEU ITALIAN-STYLE POINTED BLACK SHOES. SOME RADIO FREQUENCIES AND SO MAKES VERABLE SPACE CRAFTS FOR SAC, "WE CAN THE MOUSTACHE WASN'T MUCH IN THE WAY LONG DISTANCE COMMUNICATION POSSIBLE. CONTINUE DETERRENCE INDEFINITELY." OF A DISGUISE. A SOUNDING ROCKET IS A PROBE THAT THE GENERAL ALSO CHALLENGED CLAIMS BY THE MAN REFUSED TO ADMIT HE WAS SAlAN GOES TO HIGH ALTITUES AND THEN FALLS SOME THAT "ATOMIC IDIOTS OUT HERE IN EVEN WHEN HE WAS CONFRONTED WITH THE BACK WITHOUT GOING INTO ORBIT. OMAHA ARE READY TO BLOW UP THE WORLD." FACT THAT THE DETECTIVES KNEW WHO HE THE JAPANESE CEVICE, CALLED A RADIO POWER DISCUSSED U.S. DETERRENT POWER WAS. FREQUENCY RESONANCE PROBE, CONSISTS WITH NEWSMEN WHO HAVE BEEN VISITING AT 12: 15 P.M. THE CONCIERGE SAW PRIMARILY OF A GOLD-COATED SPHERE UNDERGROUND MISSILE BASES IN COLORADO "THOSE MEN" COME BACK DOWN THE STAIRS ABOUT HALF AN INCH IN DIAMETER ON A AND MONTANA. THEY ARE SEEING THE BUT FAILED TO SEE, IN THEIR MIDST, THE TWO-FOOT BOOM EXTENDING FROM THE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TASK THAT WOULD TENANT FROM THE FIFTH FLOOR. SIDE OF THE ROCKET. CONFRONT THE SOVIET UNION IN TRYING IT WAS NOT UNTIL A LITTLE LATER SHE WHEN A VARIABLE RADIO FREQUENCY TO KNOCK OUT AMERICA'S ABILITY TO LEARNED WHO THE TENANT WAS AND WHAT VOLTAGE IS APPLIED TO IT, THE DEVICE RETALIATE. "THOSE MEN" HAD COME FOR. SHE FAINTEDo RECORDS THE FREQUENCY AT WHICH RADIO RAPIDLY TAKING SHAPE IN A MONTANA "THOSE MEN" TOOK SALAN, 62, AND THE SIGNALS NO LONGER ARE REFLECTED FROM AREA THAT IS AS BIG AS THE STATE OF OTHER MEN--ONE OF WHICH TURNED OUT TO THE IONOSPHERE. MtRYLAND IS A FORCE OF M,NUTEMEN BE EX-CAPT. JEAN fERRANDI, SALAN'S THE NIKE-CAJUN ALSO WILL CARRY A IMIERCONTINENTAL BALLASTIC MISSILES ONE-TIME AIDE-DE-CAMP--TO THE TAGARIN', LOFT A LANGMUIR PROBE, AN AMERICAN THAT BY MID-1963 WILL BE ABLE TO GENDARMERIE BARRACKS. DEVICE FOR STUDYING THE IONOSPHERE. SALVO 150 ROCKETS IN A FEW SECONDS. fROM THERE HE WAS QUICKLY TRANSFERRED ACCORDING TO ROBERT BOURBEAU, HEAD EACH LAUNCHER IS FAR ENOUGH AWAY TO REGJAOA, THE FRENCH ARMY HEADQUARTERS OF THE PLANETARY IONOSPHERES BRANCH FROM ITS NEIGHBORS SO THAT A SINGLE IN ALGERIA, AND THEN FLOWN TO FRANCE. OF NASA's GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER SOVIET MISSILE COULD NOT KNOCK OUT •••••• THE JAPANESE EXPERIMENT MAY PERMlr ' MORE THAN ONE. AND THAT WOULD HAVE SPACE SCIENTISTS IN THE FUTURE TO USE RESCUED MINER DOING WELL TO BE A DIRECT HIT. JUST ONE INSTRUMENT TO MEASURE BOTH SIMILARLY, NEAR DENVER, UNDERGROUND KIRKLAND LAKE, ONTARIO, APRIL 22 ELECTRON DENSITY AND TEMPERATURE SIM TITAN MISSILE COMPLEXES WERE SEEN SO (lPI)--RESCUE TEAMS YESTERDAY REMOVED ULTANEOUSLY AND AT A FASTER RATE THAN WIDELY DISPERSED THAT NO MORE THAN GOLD MINER RUSSELL BASKIN FROM THE H[RE-TO-FORE POSSIBLE. THREE COULD BECOME THE VICTIMS OF A 4,,200 LEVEL OF THE MACASSA MINE AFTER THE JAPANESE HAVE BEEN WORKING ON DIRECT HIT. HE HAD SPENT 48 HOURS UNDERGROUND. HE THEIR EAPERIMENT FOR NEARLY THREE THE AIR FORCE MISSILE ARSENAL IS WAS DESCRIBED AS "DOING REMARKABLY YEARS. IT HAS BEEN TESTED IN FLIGHT TRIPLING THIS YEAR AND WILL TRIPLE WELL" BUT NOT COMPLETELY OUT OF DANGER. ON KAPPA SOUNDING ROCKETS IN JAPAN. AGAIN NEXT YEAR. BASKIN's COMPANION RYSZARO WITCHZAK, IT ARRIVED IN THIS COUNTRY FOR THE By ABOUT 1965, SAC OFFICERS SAID 38, WAS DEAD WHEN HE WAS FOUND BY A FIRST JOLNT U.S.-JAPANESE SPACE HERE, THE CROSS-OVER PorNT WILL BE DOCTOR WHO CRAWLED THROUGH NARROW, VENTURE JUST TWO WEEKS AGO. REACHED WHERE MISSILES CAN DELIVER ROCK-CLUTTERED SHAFTS TO REACH HIM. BOURDEAU SAID "IT ATTESTS TO A MORE DESTRUCTION THAN THE BOMBER "BASKIN IS REMARKABLY WELL CONSIDER FlNE PROGRAM OF MUTUAL COOPERATION FLEET. ING THE LENGTH OF THE PERIOD HE WAS THAT WE ARE NOW READY TO TEST FLY UNDER PRESSURE," DR. C. N. BRENNER THE EXPERIMENTS IN SO SHORT A TIME." ...... MANILA, Ip~IL 22 (UPI)--A FIRE OF SAID. ttHE IS STILL ON THE CRITICAL DR. KUNIO HARAO, CHIEF SCIENTIST UNDETERMI~ED ORIGIN SATURDAY AFTERNOON LIST" HOWEVER. HE'S NOT COMPLETELY OF THE RADIO RESEARCH LABORATORY, AND DESTROYED A KNITTING MILL AND A ROW OUT OF DANGER." TOSHIO MURAOKA, SCIENTIST OF THE YOKO OF RESIDENTIAL HOUSES IN NEARBY SAN BASKIN MIGHT HAVE SMALL BONE FRAC HAMA ELECTRIC CO., BOTH OF TOKYO, WILL JUAN. TURES BUT IT WAS NOT DECIDED IMME WITNESS THE FIRING. POLICE ESTIMATED THE DAMAGE AT 4 DIATELY WHETHER X-RAYS WOULD BE TAKEN, MILLION PESOS (ABOUT U.S. $1,350,OO~) BRE NNER SA ID. DESTROYED WERE THE HUA TONG KNITT •••••• ING FACTORY, A ROW OF 12 RESIDENTIAL HOUSES AND AN APARTMENT BUILDING. PAGE 3 HOURGLASS MONDAY 23 APRIL 1962 NEW SPEED AND HEIGHT RECORDS ADDITIONAL SPORTS EXPECTED IN X15 TEST UN IVERS ITV OF HAWA I I COURSE TCT COMMERCIAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA, BUSINESS 150, ELEMENTARY ACCOUNTING, SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1962 APRIL 22 (UPI) NEW SPEED AND HEIGHT A 3-CREDIT COURSE OFFERED BY THE 1-2 FINANCIAL MGMT VS. BOILER PLANT RECORDS FOR A MA~NED AIRCRAFT WERE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I KWAJALEIN CENTER 3-4 AVIATION VS. TRANSPORTATION EXPECTED TO BE SET THIS WEEK ~Y THE THIS SEMESTER, IS A REQUIRED SUBJECT 5-6 CARPENTER SHOP VS GUTTERNAUTS ROCKETSHIP XI5 IN TWO SEPERATE FLIGHTS FOR THOSE WHO WORK FOR A DEGREE IN 7-8 POWER HOUSE VS. SHOP STORES ROCKETS BY DIFFERENT PILOTS. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. THOSE WHO MAJ. R06ERT WHITE WAS SCHEDULED TO STUDY FOR OTHER DEGREES MAY ALSO FLY THE XI5 TO A NEW SPEED RECORD BY TAKE IT AS AN ELECTIVE. SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1962 STREAKING THROUGH THE SKY TUESDAY AT ELEMENTARY ACCOUNTING DEALS WITH 1-2 BILLETING VS. PIPE SHOP 4,09) MILES A_ HOUR--TWO MILES AN SASIC ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES, ACCOUNT 3-4 SEC. & IND. REL. vs. PIRATES HOUR FASTER THAN THE CURRENT XI5 ING PROCEDURES FOR PROPRIETORSHIPS, 5-6 MULLETS VS. PAINT SHOP RECORD. PARTNERSHIPS AND CORPORATIONS, PAY 7-8 PEDAGOGUES VS. MARINE DEPT. LATER IN THE WEEK, JOE WALKER WAS TO ROLL ANO PAYROLL TAXES, FINANCIAL ATTEMPT A 255,000 FOOT (NEARLY 50 MILES) STATEMENTS, AND OTHER ACCOUNTING ADDITIONAL NOTICES ALTiTUDE FLIGHT. THE XI5 ALTITUDE MATTERS. EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT STUDY RECORD NOW IS 217,000 FEET. ING FOR A COLLEGE DEGREE, IT PAYS TO WANTED TO iUY, ONE AIR CONDITIONER. BOTH FLIGHTS OF THE S~EEK BLACK LEARN ACCOUNTING. IT ISESPECIALLY CALL 2364. SUPERSONIC PLANE, BUILT BY NORTH RECOMMENDED FOR SECRETARIES, CLERICAL AMERICAN AVIATION FOR THE NATIONAL WORKERS AND IUSINESS EXECUTIVES. THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION, THE ACCOUNTING CLASS IS SCHEDULED OUTRIGGER CLUB IN THE LOUNGE OF WERE TO BE MADE FROM MUD LAKE, NEVADA, TO OPEN THIS WEEK. THERE IS NO THE REEF BOQ THIS EVENING AT 7:30 P.M. 200 MILES NORTH OF THIS DESERT BASE. PREREQUISITE FOR THE mURSE. FOR .. , ... THE XI5s WERE TO IE F"lOI/N TO THE REGISTRATION INFORMATION, CALL MRS. LAKE SITE UNDER THE RIGMT WING OF A O'SHEA AT 604. YOKWE YUK CLUB BRIDGE B 52 MOTHER SHIP WHICH WILL DROP THE XI~ FROM A HEIG~T OF 45,000 FEET. WELCOME ABOARD WINNERS OF THE DUPLICATE BRIDGE SOME I I MINUTES LATER THE XI5s WiLL CAMES SUNDAY EVENING AT THE YOKWE SK 10 TO A LAND I NG ON THE OR I LA KE SED PASSENGERS ARRIVING ABOARD THE TIA YUK CLUi WERE AS FOLLOWS: HERE AT UPWARDS OF 200 MILES AN HOUR. CONTRACT CARRIER FLIGHT THIS MORNING EAST WEST TOP SCORERS WERE DUTCH A NEW EMERGENCY FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM WERE AS FOLLOWS' MEYERHOLTZ AND BJLL PODROUZEK, SECOND WAS EXPECTED TO BE USED BY WALKER AND U.SoNAVY - WILLIS E. VORE AND JIM WING AND OTIS WINFIELD AND THIRD WH ITE. HENRY W. MULLER ARE CIVILIANS HERE WAS MR. AND MRS. FRANK FELL. THE SYSTEM WAS DESIGNED FOR USE TOY. CAPT. K. S. VAN METER, CAPT. NORTH SOUTH HIGH SCORERS WERE HAL SHOULD THE XI5s MAIN CONTROL SYSTEM O. M. GARY, JR., CAPT. J. H. BARKER GEYER AND MILDRED WING. SECOND HIGH FAIL DURING RE-ENTRY INTO THE EARTH'S JR., CDR. ELLIS 0 SKIDMORE, CDR. SCORERS WERE BILL RICHARDSON AND JEFF ATMOSPHERE. JOHN T. GRIFFITH, CDR. D. P. ApPLEBY, RAYMER AND THIRD HIGH WERE HERM SCHERER ANOTHER DEVICE, AN AUTOMATIC FLIGHT CDR. F. D. ARMSTRONG JR., COR. W. L. AND CARL McKECHNIE. CONTROL SYSTEM--WAS TESTED SUCCESSFULLY SOMERVELL, JR., LeDR DONALD H. HEILE, TWICE DURING THE CURRENT MONTH BY AND LESTER LEE BARNES, PNI ARE HERE NEIL ARMSTRONG, A iLOND CREWCUT YOUNG TOY. VYVON G. DOWDLE CN, DONALD D. BURGESS CALLS STORIES OF PILOT YEARGAN, EOH2, GEORGE A. TARDIF, ON HIS FLIGHT FRIDAY, ARMSTRON<.. UTBCP ARE NEW ARRIVALS HERE FOR PER HIS RETURN TO BRITAIN RIDICULOUS ROCKETED 3,818 MILES AN HOUR TO A MANENT DUTY. MELTON, F. BARNETT IS Moscow, APRIL 22 (UPI)--FoRMER BRITISH HEIGHT OF 207,000 FEET. HIS 13-MINUTE A CIVILIAN HERE FOR PERMANENT DUTY. DIPLOMAT GUY BURGESS TODAY TERMED FLIGHT WAS WITNESSED IY HIS WIFE, JAN, JAMES LEE HILTON RETURNED. FORREST "RIDICULOUS NONSENSE" REPORTS THAT HE AND THEIR SON, ERIC, 4, ALONG WITH A T. TAYLOR LT. (JG) IS A NEW ARRIVAL. PLANNED TO RETURN TO BRITAIN WHERE HE FRIEND. ATLAS-LILLIE - U. C. LILLIE IS FACES IMMEDIATE ARREST. HERE FOR PERMANENT DUTY. BURGESS, WHO FLED TO RUSSIA WITH PMZ - EDWARD M. TREMPER IS A NEW FELLOW-DIPLOMAT DONALD MACLEAN IN '951, FARMERS SCHOOLED ARRIVAL. LARRY T. S. LEE RETURNED. SAID HE HAD CUT SHORT A VACATION IN TAIPEI, APRIL 20 (UPI) TWENTY THREE MASSART INC. TATSUO IKEDA IS A SOUTHERN RUSSIA TO RETURN TO Moscow TO YOUNG FARMERS FROM 10 AFRICAN NATIONS NEW ARRIVAL. TELL THIS TO THE WORLD. TODAY BEGAN A SIX-MONTH TRAINING COURSE TERMINAL STEEL - DAVID H. SAUNDERS HE THUS JOINED MACLEAN IN DISAVOWING ON FORMOSA TO LEARN NEW FARMING IS HERE FOR A VISIT. REPORTED PLANS TO ENTER OR TRAVEL TECHNIQUES. CHANCE VOUGHT CORP. - JOHN W. THROUGH BRITAIN THAT LED SCOTLAND YARD THE AFRICAN AGRICULTURAL T~CHN!CIANS BRENEMAN IS HERE TOY. FREDERICK LAST WEEK TO GET WARRANTS FOR THE ARREST S~MINAR IS SPONSORED BY THE SINO F. NAKAMITSU, C. F. SCHNEIDER JR., OF EITHER, SHOULD THE~ SET rO~TION BRITfs~ AFRICAN TECHNICAL COOPERATION COMMITTEE JAMES B. SULLIVAN, R. D. DICKINSON SOIL,ON CHARGES Of VIOLATION OF BRITAIN S AND FINANCED BY THE NATIONAL CHINESE AND HARRY CARTER WILSON RETURNED. OfFICIAL SECRETS ACT. GOVERNMENT TCT - SERGIO HENTACUTAN, MARCUS BURGESS WAS AMIABLE AND BUSINESS LIKE THE TRAINING IS PART OF THE CAMPAIGN CACHERO, FRED H. DAVEY AND ERNEST C. WHILE TALKING TO THIS REPORTER ON THE THE TAIPEI GOVERNMENT LAUNCHED TO WIN WILES ARE NEW ARRIVALS. RETURNING TELEPHCNE FROM HIS Moscow APARTMENT. FRIENDSHIP FROM AFRICAN NATIONS WHOSE WERE WALTER M TASEWCHI, TOVIMO "I AM NOT LEAVING THE SOVIET UNION VOTES IN THE UNITED NATIONS ARE VITAL CAGASAN, FRANKLIN J. K. LEONG, AND HAVE NO INTENTION TO DO SO," HE FOR NATIONALIST CHINA TO KEEP IT'S CLARION BIDAI, R08ERT LEE BURTON, SAID. "I WAS ON MY WAY TO TASHKENT U.N. SEAT. REGINALDO M. RIVERA, REHINIO REMITI WHEN I HEARD ABOUT THIS RIDICULOUS THE 23 STUDENTS WILL BREAK INTO TWO CADO AND PASLO P. ESQUIRRA RETURNED. NONSENSE GOING ON. GROUPS AFTER A 10-DAY ORIENTATION PRO HAWAI IAN STEEL - JAMES T. NAKASHIMA liAs A MATTER OF FACT, I HEARD ABOUT GRAM. WAS A NEW ARRIVAL. IT ON THE RADIO. I WAS WORRIED A liT ONE STUDY GROUP WILL STUDY RICE PLANT U S. ARMY AUDIT AGENCY - RONALD ABOUT MY MOTHER SO I CAME BACK LAST ING IN CENTRAL FORMOSA AND THE OTHER R. POMEROY WAS A NEW ARRIVAL. NIGHT TO TELL EVERYBODY WHAT NONSENSE WILL STUDY ~10PS IN SOUTHERN FORMOSA. WELCOME ABOARD! IT 15. I WILL PROBABLY RESUME MY THE INAU~URArION OF THE SEMINAR WAS VACATION TOMO~ROW " ATTENDED BY MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED ...... RANKING CHINESE OFFICIALS AND CIVIC EGG HUNT REPORTED SUCCESS SANDWICH, MASSACHUSEiTS, APRIL 22 LEADERS AND OFFICIATED BY ECONOMIC THE SPECIAL SERVICES EASTER EGG (UPI)--A DUTCH FREIGHTER, BOUND FROM MINISTER C. T. YANG. HUNT WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL AND THfPQLOW- IJEW YORK TO BOSTON WITH 3,000 TONS ING WINNER~ PICKED - UP THEIR PRIZES OF GENERAL CARGO, SLAMMED INTO A STEEL THE ADULT eua SCOUT COMMITTEE WILL AT SPECIAL SERVICES THIS AFTERNOON BULKHEAD AT THE EAST END OF THE CAPE MEET TONIGHT AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES AT 4.00 O'CLOCK: BECKY CUSA, RUSTY COD CANAL TODAY. OFFICE AT 7'30' ALL DEN MOTHERS PAU~K,BILLY EKDAHL, MARIEL ZOST, THE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS SAlD SHOULD HAVE A LIST OF AWARDS TO SE JIMMY QUINN, AND CHAk_A JOHNSON. THERE WERE NO REPORTS OF INJURIES. GiVEN NEXT MONDAY AT THE PACK MEETING. •••••• THE FREIGHTER WAS IDENTIFIED AS THE HONG KONG, APRIL 22 (UPI)--FoRTY- 450-FOOT MOTOR VESSEL KORENDYK, OUT EIGHT CHINESE REFUGEES WERE ARRESTED OF AMSTFRDAM. PLEASE FRIDAY WHILE TRYING TO REACH HERE BY ARMY ENGINEERS WHO OPERATE THE CANAL HELP A FfRRY SOAT LOCAL NEWSPAPERS RE- SAID THE SHIP'S STEERING MECHANISM PORTED TOI AY. FAILED, CAUSING IT TO SWERVE INTO A CONSERVE THE 48 PERSONS, INCLUDING WOMEN STEEL RETAINING WALL AIOUT A HALF MILE WATER AND CHILDREN, WERE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY FROM THE EASTERN [NO OF THE CANAL, BY POLICE FOR TRIAL ON CHARGES OF OPENING ON CAPE COO BAY. ~ ______~ TRYING TO ENTER HONG KONG WITHOUT PROPER PAPUlS. - PAGE 4 HOURGLASS ~NOA Y 2:i APR Ie -'962 GENERAL MESS MENU LARGE METEORITE FOUND TUESDAY 24 APRIL 1962 BY MAPPING TEAM IN ANTARCTICA BREAKFAST DINNER '..,Ut->r'['i' WASHINGTON, APRIL 22 (UPI)--A GEO CHILLED FRUIT JUICE CHICKEN ALA REINE SOUP ~PC~M OF TOMATO SOUP LOGICAL SJRVEY MAPPING TEAM HAS fOUND CHILLED FRESH FRUIT BAKED MEAT LOAF FRIED PORK CHOPS A MESSE~GER fROM OUTER SPACE ON AN HOT ~ COLD CEREAL W/TOMATO GRAVY ~/ApPLE SAUCE & GRAVY ICE CAP IN ANTARCTICA. GRILLED BACON CUPLS CREAMED POTATOES BUT~EPED POTATOES THE "MESSENGER tt IS A 70-POUND METE EGGS TO ORDER BUTTERED ASPARAGUS BUT1ERED CORN & PEAS ORITE. IT IS ON THE WAY TO THE GEO COTTAGE FRIED POTATOES STEAMED RICE ~TfAMED RICE LOGICAL SURVEY'S GEOCHEMICAL LABORA STEAMED RICE SLICED TOMATOES SALAD BAR W/DRESSING TORIES HERE AS PART OF A SHIPMENT OF HOT TOAST, BUTTER & JAM VANILLA PUDDING ApPLE PIE ABOUT A TON OF ROCK SAMPLES fOUND IN IC-D SNAILS W/FRUIT SAUCE ICED TEA wiLEMON ANTARCTICA. THE SHIPMENT IS DUE IN CHILLED MILK-HoT COFFEE COLD DRINK CHILLED MILK-HOT COfFEE ABOUT A MONTH. CHILLED MILK-HOT COFFEE THE METEiRITE IS BELIEVED TO BE THE fiRST SIZAblE, AUTHENTICATED CHUNK Of OUTER SPACE MATERIAL FOUND ON THE AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE VIET CONG GUERRILLAS HAVE POLAR CONTINENT, ACCORDING TO THE SUR t40NDAY 23 APRIL 1962 MOST POWERFUL WEAPONS REDS SAY VEY. A MUCH SMALLER OBJECT, WHICH 5 05 P M. JIM AMECHE'S POPS CONCERT SAIGON, APRIL 22 {UPI)--VIET CONG MIGHT HAVE BEEN METEORITIC (WEIGHING 6.00 P.M. NE'tIS INSURGENTS "HAVE WEAPONS WHICH ARE ABOUT TWO POUNDS), WAS REPORTED FROM 6"5 P.M. THE LATIN QUARTER MORE POWERFUL THAN ALL E~EMY WEAPONS," CAPE DENISON, ADELlE LAND, BY SIR 6 30 P.M FAMILY THEATRE THE PRINCIPAL NEW~ ORGAN Of COMMUNIST DOUGLAS MAWSON, LEADER OF A 1911-14 7 00 P M CONTINENTAL VARIETIES NORTH VIET NAM ~LAIMS. AUSTRALIAN EXPEDITION. I 30 P M SPORTS DESK THE HANOI NEWSPAPER "NHAN DAN" SAID THERE IS NO CONfiRMING RECORD OF 8-00 P.M JOHNNY BONO THESE WEAPONS ARE "FIRST OF ALL THAT OTHER FIND IN THE INTERNATIONAL 8 30 P.M. BROADWAY IS My BEAT POLITICAL fACTORS, A~D THfN FIGHTING METEORITE CATALOGUE ALTHOUGH MAWSON's 9-00 P M. NEWS COND I T IONS AND ex PER I ENCl • II JOURNAL REPORT IS BACKED BY A DETAILED 9 15 P.M MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT COMMENTING ON THE GUERRI~LA WARfARE CHEMICAL AND MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION 10.00 P.M_ NEWS WHICH THE COMMUNIST REBELS ARE WAGING CARRIED OUT IN 1915 IN THE LABORATORY 10 05 P.M MuStc TILL MIDNICHT CONT'D. IN THE SOUTH, A COpy Of THE NEWSPAPER OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Of VICTORIA. 12'00 MIDNIGHT - SIGN OFF WHICH REACHED THERE SAID: THERE IS NO DOUBT ABOUT THE AUTHEN "IN THE PAST, THANKS TO THESE WEA TICITY Of THE CURRENT FIND, THE SURVEY TUESDAY 24 APRIL 1962 PONS, OUR PEOPLE DEfEATED THE FRENCH SAID. IT WAS MADE IN THE EASTERN 6:00 A.M. NEWS COLONIALIST AGGRESSORS. NOWADAYS, HORLICK MOUNTAINS ABOUT 350 MILES 6:05 A M. THE DAWN BREAKER THANKS TO THE SAME WEAPONS, THE SOUTH fROM THE SOUTH POLE BY FIVE MEN MAPPING 6.30 A. M. NEVIS ERN COMPATRIOTS (THE VIET CONG) WILL THE AREA GEOLOGICALL~ WHEN fOUND, THE 6:35 A.M. DAWN BREAKER, CONT'D. SURELY DEfEAT THE U.S. COLONIALIST METEORITE WAS IN TWo SECTIONS, BOTH 7:15 A.M. SMALL FRY THEATRE AGGRESSORS AND THEIR LACKEYS." LYING fULLY EXPOSED IN MORAINE ON 7:30 A.M. SEVEN THIRTY SPECIAL THE NEWSPAPER, VOICING THE HANOI TOP OF THE CONTINENTAL ICE CAP, ABOUT 8:00 A.M. DON Mc NEILL REGIME'S SUPPORT fOR THE GU[RRILLA 100 YAROS APART. 8-30 A.M. ARTHUR GODfREY WARfARE IN THE SOUTH, SAID THE VIET DR. ARTHUR B. FORD, WASHINGTON, 8:55 A.M. ART BAKERtS NOTEB{OK CONG POSSESSES "ALL THE CONDITIONS LEADER OF THE MAPPING TEAM, SAID THE 0 9: 0 A.M. My TRUE STORY FOR VICTORY." PIECES OBVIOUSLY HAD BEEN A SINGLE MASS 9 40 A.M BORIS KARLOFf IT CHARACTERIZED THE GUERRILLA WAR AS THE METEORITE ENTERED THE EARTH'S A M. MASTERS Of MELODY 9:45 AS A "PROTRACTED REVOLUTIONARY STRUG ATMOSPHERE. A.M 10.00 GARRY MOORE GLE. "FRACTURE PROBABLY TOOK PLACE UPON 10-25 A.M ,ANDY GRifFITH IN AN APPARENT REACTION TO THE IMPACT WITH NEARBY ROCK OUTCROPS, It 10 30 A.M. RHYTHM ON THE PMR GREATLY STEPPED-UP AnERICAN AID fOR FORD CONCLUDED. II :00 A.M. TURN BACK THE CLOCK THE PRO-WESTERN FORCES OF PRESIDENT ONE PORTION Of THE METEORITE WEIGHS II :25 A. M. SOCIAL SECURITY FILE NGO DINH DIEM, WHO ARE FIGHTING THE ABOUT 50 POUNDS AND THE OTHER ABOUT II : 30 A. M. IRA COOK VIET CONG THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY, 20. WHEN REASSEMBLED, IT WAS ABOUT 12'00 NOON - NEWS NHAN DAN SAID T4AT "RACIAL CONTRADfC 10 INCHES IN DIAMETER. 12 05 P.M. BUSINESS WORLD & WEATHER TIONS HAVE CLEARLY BEEN EMERGING. THE ANTARCTIC METEORITE IS Of SPECIAL STATESIDE "ALL OF THE ENERGIES Of OUR PEOPLE INTEREST TO SCIENTISTS BECAUSE IT IS 12: 15 P.M. MASTEPS Of MELODY HAVE BEEN CONCENTRATED ON THE PATRI A LESS COMMON TYPE--A "SIDEROLITE," 0 P. M. 12:3 FLAIR OTIC STRUGGLE, AGAINST THE U.S. IN PART IRON AND PART STONE, CONTAINING :00 P. M. t NEWSMAKERS VADERS", THE ARTICLE SAID. LARGE PROPORTIONS OF BOTH NICKEL-IRON P. M. INTERVIEW I : 15 IT ADDED THAT THE CURRENT GUERRILLA AND A SILICATE. 0 P.M. CARPENTER'S 1:3 SHOP CONCERT WAR IN THE SOUTH IS A "CONTINUATION" INITIAL INSPECTION INDICATED THE 2'00 P.M. NEWS Of THE COMMUNIST'S ACTIVITIES, WHICH SILICATE TO BE OLIVINE, AN IRON-MAG 2:05 P.M. CARPENTER'S SHOP CONT'D. BEGAN IN INDO-CHINA IN 1930, THE NESIUM MINERAL. A DETAILED CHEMIC/L 00 3. P.M. HERE'S HOLLYWOOD YEAR IN WHICH THE INDO-CHINESE COMM AND MICROSCOPIC ANt LYSIS WILL BE MADE P.M. 3-25 ART BAKER'S NOTEBOOK UNIST PARTY WAS fOUNDED. IN THE SURVEY'S LABORATORIES. THE 0 P. M_ THE SWINGIN' YEARS ...... OLIVINE IS BELIEVED TO BE A MAGNESIAN ~ :003 P.M. WESTERN ROUND Up VARIETY BECAUSE OF THE HIGH TEMPERATURE 0 P M 4-3 PAU HANA SERENEDE EA~T GERWAN CAMPAIGN TO Of CRYSTALLIZATION THIS MINERAL RE .. . . WIPE OUT FLIES STARTED QUIRES. PUBS REFUSE SERVICE TO "BAN BERLIN, APRIL 22 (UPI)--EAST GER METEORITES ARE COMPOSED Of THE SAME BOMB" DEMONSTRATORS MANY DECLARED WAR ON FLIES TODAY. CHEMICAL ELEMENTS AS ROCKS ON EARTH, SLOUGH, ENGLAND, APRIL 22 (UPI)- As PART Of THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST BUT THEY ARE DISTINGUISHABLE FROM LEADERS Of THE MASS "BAN THE BOMB" THE PRESENT DYSENTERY EPIDEMIC, THE TERRESTRIAL MATERIAL BY THEIR HIGH 53-MILE MARCH FROM ALDERMASTON TO COMMITTEE fOR HEALTHFUL ~IVING AND DENSITY, AND BY THEIR UNU~UAL TEXTURES LONDON COMPLAINfD TODAY THAT PUBS A HEALTH EDUCATION ISSUED AN APPEA~ AND MINERAL ASSEMBLAGES. LONG THE ROUTE REFlSE TO SERVE THE "TO ALL CITIZENS IN THE CITIES AND BESIDES FORD, THE MAPPI~G TEAM WAS DEMONSTRATORS. IN THE COUNTRY" TO WIPE 0UT fLIES. COMPOSED OF DR. BJORN G. ANDERSEN, "I THINK IT IS DISGUSTING THAT WE THE LEMMUNIST PARTY PAP:R NEUES UNIVERSITY OF OSLO, NORWAY; RAYMOND HAVE BEEN TREATED IN THIS WAY," SAID DEUTSCHLAND TOLD EAST GERMANS TO CARRY L. ELLIOTT, SAN DIEGO (CALIFORNIA) CANON JOHN COLLINS, THE CHURCH OF OUT THE "MOST INTENSIVE CLEAN-UP OF COLLEGE, DR. ROWLAND W. TABOR, MENLO ENGLAND CLERGYMEN LEADING THE NUCLEAR GARBAGE AND RENDER COMPOST HEAPS "flY PARK, CALIFORNIA AND JOHN M. AARON, DISARMAMENT DEMONSTRATION. PROOf." WASHINGTON. BUT THE PUB OWNERS CLAIMED THEY ...... ANDERSEN, A GLACIAL GEOLOGIST, HAS CLOSED THEIR DOORS BECAUSE Of DAMAGE KUALA LUMPUR, APRIL 22 (UPI)--POLICE CARRIED OUT STUDIES Of THE ICE CAP NEAR DONE IN PAST MARCHES. ARRESTED 60 PERSONS THIS WEEKEND IN THE HORLICK MOUNTAINS, AND ROCK WEATHER "I AM fED UP WITH THE DAMAGE THESE AN EfFORT TO SMASH A RESURGENCE Of ING. HE SAID THAT IN TIMES PAST THE PEOPLE DO. LAST YEAR MARCHERS WALKED CHINESE SECRET SOCIETY GANGSTERS. ICE CAP WAS MORE EXTENSIVE THAN NOW, ALL OVER MY fLOWER BEDS AND IT COST THE ARRESTS rOLLOWED THE DEATH OF COMPLETELY COVERING SOME Of THE PEAKS. ME ABOUT 100 POUNDS TO REPAIR THE AH LIM, A CHINESE WHO WAS SAID TO THE REGIONAL ICE fLOW HAS BEEN DE GARDENS," SAID PUBKEEPER JACK SHONE. YAVE BEEN STABBED TO DEATH AfTER HE TERMINED TO BE LESS THAN 16 fEET PER ANOTHER PUBKEEPER W~O CLOSED HIS WAS ChOSEN LEADER OF A NEWLY fORMED YEAR, RELATIVELY SLOW, NORTHEAST TO ROAD31DE PUB TO THE ESTIMATED 12,000 fiT H R E E DF\ j. ~ J '3'~ TON G• WARD THE WEDDELL SEA, THE ICE CAP IN MARCHERS WAS ROBERT CHAPMAN. A POW[k STRUGGLE AMON~ CHINESE THE AREA, HE SA 10, IS NOUR I SHED AT A ...... SECRET SOCIE1 IE5 HAS BEEN UNDER WAY RATE Of 1.5 fEET Of SNOW PER YEAR AND IN KUALA LUMPUR AND PORT SWETTENHAM. THE AVERAGE ANNUAL TEMPERATURE IS 35 DEGREES BELOW ZERO. CROSSROADS CHAMPS!
BY PAT LANIAS THE MIGHTY CROSSROADS COP~ED THEIR 3RD STRAIGHT VICTORY 7-3 SATURDAY SPORTS NIG.T TO WRAP U~ THE WORLD SERIES. WITH CLYDE SOUTH SCATTERING ONLY . PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION MONDAY 23 APRIL 1962 5 HITS AND WITH THE lOOMING BATS Or SMILEY HINTACUTAN (2 FOR 3), LEN SARCOMA (2 fOR 3), TOM HIRAMOTO MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS ROUNDUPS CONT'D (2 FOR 3)WORKED ON JOE ESPIRITU NAT!ONAL LEAGUE HIM IN THE SIXTH AND YIELDED TWO CARRYINQ ACROSS 5 BIG RUNS. CROSSROADS SUPERIOR DEFENSIVE DISPLAYED IY ROIERT WON LOST PCT. GB HITS DURING THE LAST 3 2/3 INNINGS. P TTSBURGH 9 0 1.000 IHA, Suco HIGUCHI, DONALD AlE, CHARLES -- ...... HIGA, WALTER YAMADA AND DICK GREENE ~T. LOUIS 0 1.000 r NATIONAL LEAGUE SAr-J FRANCISCO ~ 2 2 UPI .. THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES AND STOPPED PMZ ArTER SCORING THEIR ONLY .7 7 3 RUNS TO GO AHEAO AND CAPTURE THE Los ANGELES 7 ~ .636 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS PRESERVED THEIR 1962 MOUNTAINIALL WORLD SERIES. HOUSTON 4 ·556 ~ UNDEfEATED RECORDS TODAY WHILE THE WINNING PITCHER - CLYDE SOUTH PH~LADELPHftA ~ 4 .500 4-1/2 HAPLESS NEW YORK METS WENT DOWN TO LOSING PITCHER - JOE ESPIRITU CiNCINNATI 4 .364 6 THEIR EIGHTH CONSECUTIVE DEfEAT. CROSSROADS 7 RUNS, HITS AND MILWAUKEE 2 .200 I 2 PITTSBURGH MOVED TO WITHIN ONE 12 e / CHiCAGO I .100 e--112 GAME Of TYING THE MODERN MAJOR LEAGUE NO ERRORS. PMZ 3 RUNS, 5 HITS AND I ERROR. NEW YORK 0 ~ .000 8-1/2 RECORD Of 10 STRAIGHT WINS AT THE START Of THE SEASON BY BEATING THE ·..... AMERICAN LEAGUE METS, 8-4. THE CARDINALS MADE IT ALL-STAPS SPLIT DOUBLEHEADER WON LOST PCT. GS SEVEN IN A ROW WITH AN 8-0 ROMP OVER THE ALL-STAR GAMES WERE SPLIT NEW YORK 2 .714 THE CHICAGO CUBS. -- YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AND LAST NIGHT CHICAGO 4 .600 1/2 IN OTHER AfTERNOON GAMES IN THE ~ AS THE NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STARS Los ANGELES 5 4 .556 I NATIONAL LEAGUE, THE SAN FRANCISCO TOOK THE OPENING GAME BALTIMORE 4 .556 I GIANTS RALLIED TO BEAT THE CINCINNATI 6-2. WITH 10TH TEAMS DISPLAYING AIR BOSTON ~8 4 .500 1-1/2 REDS, 8-6, AND THE Los ANGELES DODGERS TIGHT MoUNTAIN.ALL DEFENSIVE, 10TH CLEVELAND 3 1-1/2 WHIPPED THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES, 4-1. .~OO TEAMS WERE LIMITED IN GETTING HITS. KANSAS CITY 5 2 THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES MET THE ~ • 55 PACING THE NATIONAL'S VICTORY WERE DETROI'T 4 .429 2 HOUSTON COLTS IN A NIGHT GAME. SPORTSME~ HERMAN SI.AYAN, BOBIY ALCOVER, MINNESOTA ~ 6 .400 2-1/2 PITTSBURGH WAS OUT-HIT BY THE JONAH MAWAE, GREG LANTAYO, SPECIAL WASHINGTON 2 5 .286 3 METS, 13 TO 9, BUT 01 CK STUART DROVE SERVICES' LARRY IKEDA, DON GREENBERG, •••• 0 • IN fOUR P:RATE RUNS WITH A HOMER AND TOM FLY, PAT LAN lAS, CHANCE VOUGHT, A BASES-~OADED SINGLE. THE METS LEFT 14 MEN ON THE BASES. SIM DILLION, RON POULIN, BILL KAKIMOTO MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUPS BOB FRIEND WAS CREDITED WITH HIS PMZ's Jor rSPIRITU, ISLANDERS' HENRY MOSES, JERRY KUSANO, FIRE COMETS' AMERICAN LEAGUE THIRD VICTORY, ALTHOUGH HE HAD TO WILSON BALIDOY AND PMR's CARL RAUTEN UPI - THE WORLD CHAMPION NEW YORK LEAVE THE GAME IN THE SEVENTH INNING YANKEES MAINTAINED THEIR JINX OVER WHEN STRUCK ON THE RIGHT ELBOW BY SERG. NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STARS - 6 RUNS THE CLEVELAND INDIANS TODAY BY BEAT ED BOUCHEE'S LINE DRIVE. ELROY 13 HITS AND ERROR. AMERICAN LEAGUE ING THEM AT YANKEE STADIUM fOR THE FACE RELIEVED HIM AND GAVE UP TWO I ALL-STARS 2 RUNS, 7 HITS AND 2 ERRORS. 19TH STRAIGHT TIME, 3-1, ON JOHN NEw YORK RUNS IN THE NINTH. WINING PITCHER PAT LAN lAS, LOSING BLANCHARD'S THREE-RUN HOMER IN THE NEW YORK CATCHER HaBlE LANDRITH PITCHER CLYDE SOUTH. FIRST INNING. ALSO WAS INJURED WHEN STRUCK ON THE IN THE SECOND GAME, THE AMERICAN WHITEY FORD WAS CREDITED WITH HIS HEAD BY BOB SKINNER'S BAT. EIGHT LEAGUE ALL-STARS CAME lACK LAST NIGHT FIRST VICTORY OF THE YEAR AfTER PITCH STITCHES WERE TAKEN TO CLOSE THE TO COP THE 2ND GAME Or THE DOUBLE ING A SIX-HITTER fOR EIGHT INNINGS WOUND BUT LANDRITH WAS EXPECTED HEADER 6-5 WITH CLlrF CLARK SR. AND THEN TURNING OVER THE JOB IN THE TO BE READY TO PLAY SUNDAY. GOING ALL THE WAY ON THE MOUND NINTH INNING TO LUIS ARROYO. BOBBY AT ST. LOUIS, CURT SIMMONS PITCHED AGAINST LEFTY JOE ESPIRITU. SPARKED RICHARDSON AND MICKEY MANTLE WERE A THREE-HITTER AGAINST THE CUBS. BY CROSSROAD'S TOM HIRAMOTO, LEN ON BASE AS A RESULT Of WALKS IN THE BILL WHITE HIT A fIRST-INNING HOMER BARCOMA, DOUGLAS' JIM HAWKES, JOHN FiRST WHEN BLANCHARD CONNECTED A FOR THE CARDS OFF GLEN HOBBIE AND STEWARD, MARINE DEPT'S MARSHALL MARTIN J GAINST BARRY LATMAN. SIMMONS HIT A TWO-RUN SINGLE IN THE JIM RIELER, SEAIEE'S GENE RUSSEL, GENE GREEN HIT A TREMENDOUS HOMER SIXTH. GLEN GILLASPY, DENNIS ALLEN, FIREMEN IN THE FIFTH INNING FOR CLEVELAND'S THE GIANTS, AfTER TRAILING BY FIVE "Ails AL COSTA, HIGH SCHOOL'S CLIFF ONLY RUN. RUNS, RALLIED TO BEAT THE REDS. CLARK SR. AND GARDENA IRES VERNON IN OTHER AfTERNOON GAMES IN THE HARVEY KUENN DOUBLED HOME THE TYING RODRIGUES AND NICK GEGA THE L. AMERICAN LEAGUE, THE BOSTON RED SOX RUN IN THE EIGHTH INNING AND CAME A. ALL-STARS OUT HIT THE N. L. ALL-STARS EDGED THE DETROIT TIGERS, 4-3; THE HOME ON A SINGLE BY MANUEL MOTA. AMERICAN LEAGUE ALL-STARS 6 RUNS, KANSAS CITY ATHLETICS RUINED EARLY FELIPE ALOU GAVE THE GIANTS AN IN 9 HITS AND I ERROR, NATIONAL LEAGUE WYNN'S 1962 PITCHING DEBUT BY BEAT- SURANCE RUN WITH A HOMER IN THE NINTH. ALL-STARS 5 RUNS, 8 HITS ANn ERRORS ING THE CHICAGO WHITE Sox, 9-6, AND ED BAILEY HIT AN EARLIER HOMER FOR 2 HOMERUNS (A. L.) HI RAMOTO THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES SENT THE WASH SAN FRANCISCO AND VADA PINSON CON I (N. L. ) BALIDOY WINNING PITCHER CLIFF iNGTON SENATORS DOWN TO THEIR FifTH NECTED WITH TWO MEN ON TO HELP BUILD I. CLARK SR. LOSING PITCHER JOE ESPIRITU. STRAIGHT DEFEAT, 3-0. UP CINCINNATI'S EARLY LEAD. DON UMPIRES SUGANUMA, T. MOSELEY, W. THE Los ANGELES ANGELS PLAYED THE LARSEN WAS THE WINNING PITCHER IN M. MINNESOTA TWINS IN A NIGHT GAME ON RELIEF. BENN AND A. RAPOSA. THE WEST COAST. JOHNNY PODRES Of THE DODGERS SCAT ·..... THE RED SOX STAKED PITCHER DON TERED SEVEN HITS AND TOMMY DAVIS HIT PMR DOWNS STEELERS SCHWALL TO FOUR RUNS IN THE THIRD A PAIR Of IMPORTANT DOUBLES TO HELP IN AN EXHIIITION GAME PLAYED DURING INNiNG AND HE WAS CREDITED WITH HIS BEAT THE BRAVES. PODRES WALKED ONLY FIRST VICTORY Or THE SEASON, ALTHOUGH ONE BATTER AND YIELDED NO EXTRA-BASE THE EASTER HOLIDAY, THE PACifiC MISSILE RANGERS DEfEATED THE TERMINAL D,CK RADATZ PITCHED THE NINTH INNING. HITS. BOB HENDLEY WAS THE LOSER. AL KALINE AND NORM CASH HIT DETROIT ...... STEELERS 23-11. HOMERS o CARL YASTRZEMSKI HIT A KEY · ..... DOUBLE DURING BOSTON'S fOUR-RUN BASKETBALL PRACTICE MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE THIRD-INNING OUTBURST AGAINST FRANK MON. 23 APRIL 6 P.", PMZ LARY. MON. 23 APRIL 6 P.M. 3 ALL-STAR GAME. AND PILUTES. (~.M. MARINE NORM SIEBERN AND JERRY LU~PE EACH TUES 24 APRIL 6 P.M. SPORTSMEN VS. OEPT. AND P,LUTES. MARINE DEPT. HIT A TWO-RUN HOMER IN THE A's WIN lUES. 24 APRIL 6 P.M. PMZ AND OVER THE WHITE Sox. WYNN, MAKING WED. 25 APRIL 6 P.M. 4TH ALL-STAR GAME. PILUTES. 7 P.M. WHAT'S LEFT THURS. 26 APRIL 6 P.M. PMZ VS. HIGH HIS fIRST 1962 START IN QUEST Of HIS AND WECO. R SCHOOL 293 D MAJOR LEAGUE PITCHING VICTORY WED. 25 APRIL 6 P.M. PILUTES AND RETIRED fOR A PINCH-HITTER AFTER FRI. 27 APRIL 6 P.M. BASKETBALL SEMPER FIDELIS. 7 P.M. AIR MEETING AT THE ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER YIELDING FOUR RUNS IN FOUR INNINGS. TRAffIC. AL SMITH HIT A CHICAGO HOMER. THURS. 26 APRIL 6 P.M. SEMPER FIDEL SEE PAGE FOR MORE SPORTS! JOHNNY TEMPLE DROVE IN ALL THREE IS 3 BALTIMORE RUNS WITH A SINGLE AND A FRI. 27 PPRIL 6 P.M. PILUTES 7 P M. DOUBLE AGAINST WASHINGTON'S CLAUDS WEC0 AND WHAT'~ LEfT. OSTEEN. ART QUIRK WAS THE BALTIMORE WiNNER, ALTHOUGH MILT STOCK RELIEVED CONT'D NEXT COLUMN- PAGE 6 HOURGLASS MoNDAY 23 APRIL, 1962 NOTICES
SERVICES OFFERED OCEAN VIEW -- "THE SEVEN HILLS OF ROME" SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. WHY NOT USE STAR~ SHELHORSE FOR MARIO LANZA, RENATO RASCEL -- AN AMERICAN TELEViSION BABY SITTING---ONE OF THE BEST ON THE STAR fINDS HIMSELf BROKE IN ROME WHILE IN PURSUIT OF ISLAND, CALL 2202. HIS SOCIALITE FIANCEE. HE IS TAKEN UNDER WING BY HIS • ROMAN COUSIN AND A GROUP OF BOHEMIAN FRIENDS. WHILE ANYONE INTERESTED IN A NON-CREDIT DEVELOPING A LIKING FORTHEJR CAREfREE LIFE, HE fALLS IN SPEECH CLASS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF LOVE WITH ONE Of THE GIRLS IN THEIR GROUP. THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I, PLEASE CALL SHORT SUBJECT: "BLACKBOARD JU~EtI MRS VANCE SHELHORSE AT 2202 RICHARDSON -- "THE SECeN) T I J.£ AROUNO" SHOWT I ME 7: 30 P. M. FOR SALE DEBBIE REYNOLDS, STEVE FORREST -- THIS IS THE STORY NEW' NEVER WORN, DYNASTY ALL SILK Of A YOUNG WIDOW, MOTHER Of TWO CHILDREN, WHO GOES BLOUSE FIGURES ON ORANGE BACKGROUND. OUT ALONE TO ARIZONA FOR A JOB IN THE STORE OF HER SI ZE 12. CALL 640 AFTER 4:30 P.M. LATE HUSBAND'S FRIEND. WHEN SHE ARRIVES SHE FINDS HERSELF WITHOUT ANY PROSPECTS OF A JOB DUE TO THE FACT SYLVANIA STEREO RECORD PLAYER. THAT THE STOREKEEPER HAS BEEN KILLED. $25.00. CALL 583 DURING WORKING SHORT SUBJECT: "SPORT FISHING FAMILY STYLE" HOURS
YOKWE YUK -- "BACHELOR FLAT" SHOWT I MES 7 :00 P. t I AND 9 :00 P. M. ONE SET OF GOLF CLUBS, SLIGHTLY TUESDAY WELD, RICHARD BEYMER -- THIS IS THE STORY OF USED. FOUR WOODS, EIGHT IRON AND h PROFESSOR WHO BECOMES ENGAGED TO CELESTE HOLM BuT ONE DOZEN U.S. ROYAL GOLF BALLS. ALSO MAKES FRIENDS WITH A 17 YEAR OLD GIRL HE DOESN'T ALL FOR JUST $125 00. CALL 583 REALIZE IS MISS HOLM'S DAUGHTER. DURING WORKING HOURS. SHORT SUBJECT: "SECRET OF SAO PAOLO"
POLAROID CAMERA (2! BY 3& PRINTS), ROXY -- "BLOOD ALLEY" SHOWTIMES 6'30 P.M. AND 8:30 P.M. PRINT COPIER #230, FLASH GUN AND WINK JOHN WAYNE, LAUREN BACALL -- THIS IS THE STORY OF AN LIGHT FLASH, LARGE FITTED CASE. ALL EXPERIENCED FAR EAST MERCHANT MARINE CAPTAIN, WHO IS FOR $70 CALL 546. TAKEN OUT OF A RED CHINESE JAIL, AND IS TAKEN TO A SMALL VILLAGE, WHERE HE DISCOVERS THE PLAN IS TO HAVE HI CUSTOM MADE BOOTS 8\ TONY LAMA PILOT THE WHOLE VILLAGE OF 180 PERSONS AND DOMESTIC EL PASO. SIZE 7!D. $30.00. CALL ANIMALS OUT OF THE RED CHINESE GRIP DOWN THE FORMOSA 359 PMl STRAITS TO THE FREEDO~ AND SAFETY OF HONG KONG. SHORT SUBJECT: "CROCKETT DOODLE 000" WANTED PART TltvE REPAIR MAN FOR RADIOS, MAO CLUB -- "THE UNTOUCHABLES" STRANGLE HOLD "RAWHIDE" PAINTED LADY RECORD PLAYERS, TAPE RECORDERS ETC. SHOWTIME 7:30 P.M. SOME KNOWLEGE OF ELECTRONICS NECESSARY. PHONE 2152. ROI MOVIES BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUP~ .... , . MONOAY, 23 APRIL, 1962 8 P.M. ARTICLES TO BE CONSIGNED OR DONATED LOST "THE THIEf Of BAGDAD"· STEVE TO THE BARGAIN BAZAAR WILL BE PICKED --oNE ROLEX WATCH ••• LOST AT THE MAD REEVES, GEORGIA MoLL -- AN EXOTIC UP EACH TUESDAY BETWEEN 9 A.M. AND CLUS OR SOMEWHERE BETWEEN THE MAD TALE OF THE ARASIAN NIGHTS, RECREATING II A.M. - PLEASE CALL 646 OR 2403 IF CLUS AND THE HOUSING AREA. fiNDER THE FAMOUS THIEF AND HIS FAaOULOUS YOU HAVE ARTICLES FOR THE BARGAIN PLEASE CALL 2471. ADVENTURES. BAZAAR'
WANTED TUESDAY, 24 APRIL, 1962 8 P.M. r ~~~~~ It CHANCE VOUGHT HAS AN OPENING FOR flTIN STAR -- HENRY FONDA, ANTHONY " A SECRETARY. MUST BE A GOOD TYPIST. PERK I NS -- THE STORY OF A BOUNTY ;' SHORTHAND ~REFERREO BUT NOT NECESSARY. HUNTER WHO KILLS FOR REWARD MONEY AND nV ~ A~ CALL JIM DILLION AT 596. IS NOT WELCOMED BY ANYONE. , " It SHORT SUBJECT: I, ,OU"RE A TROOPER "~" WANTED TO BUY •••• ! • " .. ~tt, 9 : 00 T HR U I: 00 HIGH CHAIR OR A LOW FEEDING-TABLE THE CATALOGUES OF COURSES OFFERED ~ ~,.., YOKWE YUK FOR YOUNG CHILD. CAL~ 640 AFTER BY THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT THE J" 9lJ~ 4-30 P.M. KWAJALEIN CENTER ARE NOW AVAILABLE. J" ALSO INCLUDED 15 INFORMATION ON AD- ~ GENERAL NOTICES MISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR NEW 5TUDE~TS ~~ FRENCH CUISINE THERE WILL RE A SPECIAL MEETING OF AND TRANSFER STUDENTS c...l BUFFET -- ORCHESTRA THE CAPTIANS OR TEAM REPRESENTATIVES INSTRUCTION BEGINS TODAY SUT APPLI- c1 FOR DANCING OF THE MONDA. NIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE CATIONS FOR ADMISSION ARE STILL BEING ENTERTAINMENT ON MONDAY, 2 APRIL, 6:30 P.M. ACCEPTED. DRINKS INCLUDED IN TICKET PRICE MRS. VANCE SHELHORSE WILL REGISTER RECENTLY A 4 YEAR OLD CHILD WAS FORMER STUDENTS TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ISLAND INFORMAL TAKEN ILL AFTER EATING SOME CASTOR AND THURSDAY FROM 7:00 TO 9:00 P.M. "No ALOHA SHIRTS" BEANS. To PREVENT ANY REOCCURRENCE IN ROOM 7 OF THE HIGH SCHOOL. MRS. OF SUCH INCIDENTc ANY PLANTS' LOCATION O'SHEA WILL REGISTER NEW STUDENTS IS REQUESTED TO SE REPORTED SY ISLAND BY APPOINTMENT, CALL 604. RESIDENTS SO THEY MAY BE DISTROYEO BY T E CATALOGUES ARE AVAILABLE AT THE ~ECURITT Utr ICE, PHONE 2119. FOLLOWING OFFICES...... ARGMA, CAPT T. C. BRO\-" BANK OF WILL THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE WHO HAD HAWAII, J. T. FLY, PTL PERSONNEL, EYEGLASSES REPAIRED PLEASE PICK F. H. FELL, CONTINENTAL ELECTRONICS THEM UP AT THE HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATORS MFG. A. J. GEIA, CORPS OF ENGINEERS, OFFICE AS SOON AS POSSliLE: MAJOR C. J. ROBINSON, DAC PERSONNEL, PAUL BROWN, VIf,EENTE SAUT ISTA, JAMES H. E. LANES, Els TEST GROUP, SGT. R. BELYEU, D. C. BAGWELL, JIM CHEH, JOSE L. JENSEN, GEORGE SEITl SCHOOL, Lucy GALUT ERNEST LAiORTE, CLARENCE REED, GALLOWAY, LIBRARY, MRS. PARK DJt.L1S, R. H. ROBINSON, ESMERELDA RUIZ, PAUL ~AVY PERSONNEL, W. C. KNIGHT, PMl, D. RICCI, MoNICA SCOTT, ROBERT VAUGHN, GENE HAMILTON, RCA PERSONNEL, E. A. Ho S. WILDING, D. H. ALFORD, Jo BARTON, lITANI, SPECIAL SERVICES, JOHN COLE t"""'\ WALKER CROSS, WM. O. HERBST, D. R. Mc MAN, TCT INrUSTRIAL RELATIONS, G. E. ~~r'\ LACKLAN, W. LOADER, L. MCDUGOLD, M NAJAR, VRSD PERSONNEL, G. O. PAULK, '-'1""'\'"'"'''''"'"' ~,...., '" '"'"' ~""" """"' CIRILlO ORIZAL, ERNEST SCHMIDILI, WEATHER BUREAU, H. BOYD, WECO PERSON LIMITED RESERVATIONS ISAMU TSUZUKI, BILL TELASK, MRS. Jo ~EL, F. H. FELL, YOKWE YUK CLUB, HAR (TABLES UP TO EIGHT, PLEASE) WHITE OLD CARTER AND TeT-ROJ NAMUR, SAM TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH MR. DOLYNUIK CARTER AT THE CLUB Fa COVNS(LIN~ AND FURTHER INFOR $5.00 PER PERSON FOR THE ENTIRE CONSERVE \NATER N","'! ON r'J.L L 004 GALA EVENING' MONDAY 23 APRIL, 1962 THROUGH SUNDAY 29 APRIL, 1962 SPECIAL SERVICES ACTIVITY SHEET MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MOVIES OCEAN VIEW THEATER SEVEN HILLS IMITATION SECOND TIME BACHELOR SIX BLACK BLOOD X-15 OF RG1E GENERAL AROUND FLAT HORSES ALLEY RICHARDSON THEATER SECOND TIME BACHELOR SEVEN HILLS IMITATION BLOOD X-15 SIX BLACK AROUND FLAT OF R
SEVEN HILLS or ROME MARIO LANZA, RENATO RASCEL 107 MINUTES IMITATION GENERAL GLENN FORD, RED BUTTONS 88 MINUTES SECOND TIME AROUND DEBBIE REYNOLDS, STEVE FORREST 99 MINUTES BACHELOR FLAT TUESDAY WELD, RICHARD BEYMER 91 MINUTES SIX BLACK HORSES AUDREY HEPBURN, JOAN O'BRIEN 80 MINUTES BLOOD ALLEY JOHN WAYNE, LAUREN BACALL 115 MINUTES X-15 DAVID McLEAN, CHARLES BRONSON 107 MINUTES * NEWS AND SPORTS SHORTS TO BE SHOWN WITH "SIX BLACK HORSES" ROI NAMUR MOVIES THIEF OF TIN BIG STAR HAPPY TO LATE ADA VOYAGE TO BAGDAD STAR THIEVES BLUES THE BOTTCJ.1 OF THE SEA CHILDREN'S SHOW AT THE ROXY WILL SE "THE BIG SHON ff AND WILL BE SHOWN AT 1400 SATURDAY Two SHOWS WILL BE SHOWN NIGHTLY AT THE ROXY THEATER. FIRST SHOW AT 1830 AND THE SECOND AT 2030.
Two SHOWS NIGHTLY AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB THEATER: FIRST SHOW 1900 AND THE SECOND SHOW A~ 2100. THERE ARE MOVIES SHOWN AT MIDNIGHT AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB THEATER EACH TUESDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHT. THE MOVIE FEATURED AT THE REGULAR TIMES FOR THAT DAY WILL BE REPEATED AT THE MIDNIGHT MOVIE. THE MIDNIGHT SHOW IS FOR SWING SHIFT EMPLOYEES ONLY. DEPENDENTS POOL 1000-19°0 CLOSED 1000-1900 1000-19°0 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 BACHELORS POOL 0700-2100 CLOSED 0700-2100 °7°°·2100 0700-2100 °7°0-2100 0700- 2 100 BCML ING ALLEY OPEN BOWL ING 0 1300-1~00 13°O-15°° 13°0-1500 1300-1'100 1300-1~00 1300-1500 1300-15 0 1700-1 30 17°°-19°0 1700-1900 170(' 1830 1700-1 30 1700-2200 1700· 2200 LEAGUE NIGHT 1900-2200 193°-2200 1930-2200 1900-2200 1900-2200 1900-2200 193°-2200 LIBRARY 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1100 09°0-1100 09°°-1100 '~0-1700 1200-213° 1200.. 2100 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1200-2130 1 0-2200 BINGO EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT AT 2000 AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB HOBBY SHOP 13°0-163° 13°0-163° 13°0-163° 13°0-163° 1300-~630 123°-·63° 1230-1630 173°-193° 173°-193° 1730- 1930 1730-1930 173°-193° 173°-193° 1730- 1930 ATHLETIC GEAR LOCKER CLOSED °9°0-1 23° 0900-1230 09°°-1 230 °9°0-1 23° 0900-1230 °900.. 123° 1300-1730 133°-173° 1330-1730 1330-1730 133°-173° 133°-1730 WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF THE COMING BASKETBALL LEAGUE