THE FIRST DAJU( PAPER PUBLISHED WEST OF THE INTERNATIONAL DATELINE IS HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 12-19-64 12-19-64 4 8 AT 0448 0.3 AT 1042 6 2 AT 1705 5/t. HOURGLASS 0.2 AT 2335 VOL 5 NO 1881 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS FRIDAY 18 DECEMBER 1964

LONDON, DEC. 18, (UPI)--THE BRIT'; , JOE BANANAS FOUND; ISH ROYAL MINT IS TO MAKE 90 MIL­ JOHNSON ANNOUNCES LION COINS NEXT YEAR FOR AUSTRAL­ HE'LL BE IN COURT LA"S NEW DEC IMAL CURRENCY, IT WAS PLAN FOR NEW CANAL WASHINGTON, DEC. 18 (UPI)--PRESIDENT Nt::w YORK, DECo ~7 (UPI )--COSA NOSTRA REPORTED TODAY. JOHNSON SAID ~ODAY THE TIME HAS COME CHIEFTAN JOSEPH "JOE BANANAS" BONANNO, BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN ENGRAVERS FOR THE UNITED STATES, PANAMA AND ~EPORTED KiDNAPPED BY TWO GUNMEN SHORT­ HAVE BEEN WORKING ON THE COINS' OTHER INTERESTED NATIONS TO PROCEED LY BEFORE HE WAS TO APPEAR BEFORE A DESIGNS, WHICH WILL INCLUDE ANI­ WITH PLANS FOR REPLACING THE 50-YEAR­ GRAND JURY, !s ff AUVE AND WELL AND MALS TRADITIONALLY ASSOCIATED WITH OLD PANAMA CANAL WITH A NEW SEA-LEVEL AVAILABLEjl" HIS LAWHR SAID TODAY. PO­ AUSTRALIA. LICE HAD FEARED HE HAD BEEN KILLED IN WATERWAY. AN UNDERWORLD EXECUT~ON. HE ANNOUNCED fOUR POSSIBLE ROUTES WILLIAM POWER MALONEY, BONANNO'S MAD MIKE PLUNGES FOR THE ATLANTiC-PACIFIC WATERWAY-­ LAWYER, ANNOUNCED AT A NEWS CONFERENCE TWO IN PANAMA, ONE IN COLUMBIA, AND THAT HE hAD RECE~VED THE INFORMATION INTO REBEL CONGO ONE WHICH WOULD GO THROUGH NICARAGUA IN A TELEPHONE CAll. HE REFUSED TO LEOPOLDVILLE, DEC. 18 (UPI)--WHITE AND POSSIBLY COSTA RICA. IDENTIFY WHO MADE THE CALL. MERCENARY TROOPS LED BY MAJ. MICHAEL "I HAVE ASKED THE SECRETARY OF STATE MALONEY WAS W~TH BO~AN~O ON OCTo 2 "MAD MIKE" HoARE DROVE DEEP INTO REBEL TO BEGIN DISCUSSIONS WITH ALL THE GOV­ WHEN HE SAiD THE RACK[TS BOSS WAS SNA- TERRITORYJODAY IN A DESPERATE BID TO ERNMENTS CONCERNED WITH THESE POSSIBLE TCHED OUTSIDE H~~ PAR~ AVENUE APART- RESCUE SCORES OF WHITE HOSTAGES. NEW ROUTES," HE SAlp. MENT AND DRAGGEU ~NT0 A CAR. ONE OF HOARE's RESCUE COLUMN YESTERDAY REA~ THE PRESIDENT ALSO DECLARED IN A THE GUNMEN, MALONEV SAtO, FIRED A SHOT ED THE VILLAGE Of BANAL IE, 80 MILES SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE WHITE NORTH OF STANLEYVfLLE, BUT FOUND NO AT HIM TO KEEP H~M SACK. HOUSE THAT HE PROPOSED TO PANAMA TO­ SEVERAL DAYS LATER BONANNO'S SON, TRACE Of THE WHITES THE FORCE HAD SET DAY THE NEGOTIATION OF AN ENTIRELY NEW SALVATORE, ALSO D~5APPEARED. POLICE OUT TO LIBERATE. TREATf TO REPLACE THE 1903 PACT UNDER SPECULATED AT THE lijMC THAT HE MiGHT THE FATE OF THESE WHITES--MAINLY WHICH PANAMA GRANTED THE UNITED STATES AMERICAN, BRITISH AND BELGIAN MISSION­ PERPETUAL RIGHTS TO THE PANAMA CANAL. HAVE BEEN KILLED AlSO v BONANNO HAD BEEh St~ED~lED TO APPEAR AIIES--WERE NOT KNOWN. THE NEW TREATY, HE SAID, SHOULD REC­ I ~ BEFORE A SPEC~AL F[~EPAL GRAND JURY SEVERAL DAYS AGO, HOARE CARRiED OUT OGNIZE PANAMA'S SOVEREIGNTY AND SHOULD INVESTIGATiNG lHE tOSA NOSTRA. AUTHOR­ A DARING EXPEDITION TO POALA, 156 MILES PROVIDE FOR ITS OWN TERMINATION WHEN ITIES DECLINED TO DETAUL THE NATURE OF SOUTHWEST OF STANLEYVILLE TO BRING BACK A SEA-LEVEL CANAL COMES INTO OPERATION. THE PROBEc 26 WHITE MERCENARIES TO BEEF UP HIS ------GARRISON IN THE FORMER REBEL CAPITAL. CYPRUS OPERATION LEGIONNAIRES QUIZ HOARE AND 40 MEN LEFT STANLEYVILLE YESTERDAY, LEAVING ONLY ABOUT 80 MER­ IS EXTENDED AGAIN DOD ON USAR CHANGE CENARIES BEHIND. THE WHITE TROOPS MAKE UNITED NATIONS, DEC. 18 (Up I )--THE WASHINGTON, DEC. u7 (UPI)--A SPECIAL UP THE HARD CORE OF THE CONGO GOVERN­ SECURITY COUNCIL TODAY EXTENDED THE COMMITTEE OF TH[ AMER!tAN LEGION CON­ MENT'S DEfENSE AGAINST THE REBELS, WHO TOUR OF DUTY Of UNITED NATIONS TROOPS FERRED WITH 5EFENSf DEDARTMENT OFFIC- HAVE SURROUNDED STANLEYVILLE IN CYPRUS FOR A FOURTH CONSECUTIVE IALS TODAY ON SfCRETARY ROBERT S. Mc- THREE-MONTH PERIOD. NAMARA'S STREAMlUN~"'G Of THE ARMY RE- NINE GENERALS OUSTED THE UNANIMOUS DECISION GRANTED A SERVESo LEGUO~ SPO~E~MEN DECLINED TO REQUEST BY SECRETARY GENeRAL THANT TO TAKE AN IMMEDijAlE S1rANO ON THE CONTRO- FOR OPPOS I NG HUONG HAVE THE UoN. PEACE-KEEPING fORCE VERSiAL PROPOSAL. SAIGON, DEC. I~ (UPI)--NINE SENIOR STATIONED ON THE MEDITERRAN~AN ISLAND THE LEGIONuS S[~~R~~~ COMMISSION MET GENERALS IN THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE ARMY UNTIL AT LEAST MARCH 26, 1965. WITH DEPUTY DEFENSE S[GRE1'ARY CYRUS Ro WILL BE FIRED FOR SUPPORTING ANTI-GOV- THE ACTION CAME ON A RESOLUTION IN- VANCE AND ARMY St~RErARY STEPHEN AILES ERNMENT BUDDHISTS, VIETNAMESE MILITARY TRODUCED JOINTLY BY BOLIVIA, BRAZIL, ON THE PLAN TO TRANSfE~ THE ARMY'S RE- SOURCES DISCLOSED TODAY, IVORY, MOROCCO AND NORWAY. THE RESO- SERVE UNITS !NTO T~: NATIONAL GUARD. THE PURGE APPEARED CERTAIN TO FOMENT LUTION: AFTER THE 90-M~fr~UTE PENTAGON SESSIO~ NEW BUDDHIST ANGER AND RESULT IN STEP- --REAFFIRMS PREVIOUS RESOLUTIONS WilLIAM G DOYlE~ CHAIRMAN OF THE LEG- PED-UP OPPOSITION TO THE U.S. SUPPORT- CREATING AND MAINTAINING U.N. TROOPS

I RON COMMnnE AI\iO BR~G. GEN. IN THE ED GOVERNMENT. IN CYPRUS. ! NEW JERSEY NATllQN~l GUARD, TOLD NEWS- ABOUT 30 COLONELS ARE ALSO REPQKTCD --CALL ON ALL MEMBER STATES TO COM- ~rN lHAT H!S GRCJP ~rll CONTINUE TO TO BE INVOLVED IN THE MASS OUSTER, MAr- PLY WITH THE RESOLUTIONS. STUDY THf M(NAMA~A P~OPOSAL BEFORE ING IT THE BIGGEST COMMAND SHAKE-UP ILl --TAKES NOTE OF THE REPORT OF THE MAKING A PECOMMLNDAfPON. THE HISTORY OF THE VIETNAMESE ARMED SECRETARY GENERAL COVERING THE LAST HE SAID THE~( JA~ SE~T!MENT BOTH fOR FORCES THREE-MONTH TERM Of OPERATIONS. AND AGAINST iN ~H~ tOMMiTTEE, AND HE THE MOVE, ACCORDING TO QUALIFIED --"EXTENDS THE STATIONING IN CYPRUS THEREFORE WAS RE5UW8NG ANY COMMENT. SOURCES, IS BEING FORCED BY "YOUNG TURK" Of THE UNITED NATIONS PEACE KEEPING McNAMARA PROP(~~~ ~ATURDAY THAT THE GENERALS WHO HAvr INSTALLED THEMSELVES FORCE ESTABLISHED UNDER THE SECURITY NATIONAL GUARD~~ ,ALftri-lORIZED STRENGTH AS A POWERFUL ADVISORY GROUP TO LT, (?£N. COUNCIL RESOLUTION Of MARCH 4, 1964 BE HIKED FROM 400~OOO TO 500,000. IN NGUYEN KHANH, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF Of THE FOR AN ADDITIONAL PERIOD OF THREE THE PROCESS, TH~ 300JOOO-MAN ORGANIZED NATION'S MILITARY< MONTHS ENDING MARCH 26, 1965." ARMY RESERVE WO~lD Sf ALL BUT ELI~!N- IT WAS REPORTED YESTfRDAY THAT THE ATED. HIGH NATION 1 S MILITARY. SAIGON, DEC. 18 (UPI)--LAOTIAN (CONTINUfD O~ PAGE fOUR) IT WAS REPORTED YESTERDAY THAT THE RIGHTWING GEN. PHOUMI NOSAVAN WILL HIGH NATIONAL COUNCIL, SOUTH VIET NAM's ARRIVE SUNDAY TO DISCUSS PLANS FOR RUSK WILL MEET GROMYKO PROVISIONAL LEGISLATURE, DECIDED COORDINATED AIR STRIKES AND POSSIBLY UNITED NATIONS, OEt? 18 (UPI)--SEC­ AGAINST DISMISSING THE GENERALS ON THE OTHER ACTION AGAINST COMMUNIST NORTH RETARY OF STATf DEAN RJSK FLEW TO NEW GROUND THAT IT WOULD ONLY SERVE AS A VIETNAMESE INFILTRATING SOUTH ~LONG PROD ~ THE BUDDHIST ATTEMPT TO BRING THE Ho CHI MINH TRAIL THROUGH SOUTd­ YORK TODAY FOR A M~ETING WITH SOVIET DOWN THE GOVERNMENT. ERN LAOS, SOURCES SAID TODAY. FOREIGN MINISTER A~ORrl GROMYKO AIMED AT SOLVING THE POL!l lCD-FINANCIAL CRI­ PHOUMI'S IMPENDING ARRIVAL WAS DIS­ BUENOS AIRES, DEC. 18 (UPI)--AuTHOR­ FO"~EING SIS CRIPPLING TH[ CE~LRAl ASSEMBLY. CLOSED BY A VIETNAMESE MINIS­ ITIES HERE B~ACED fOR NEW CLASHES TO­ TRY SPOKESMAN WHO SAID WOULD PROB­ ALTHOUGH I~FOq~ED SOURCES SAID NO HE DAY WITH PERON 1ST AGITATORS WHO ARE DEFINITF APPOINTMFNT riAD BEEN SET UP, ABLY fLY IN FROM PARIS WHERE HE STOP­ TRYING THROUGH TSRRORISM AND VIOLENCE RUSK WILL ATTEND A RtC£PTION TO BE PED FOR A PRIVATE VISIT FOLLOWING HIS TO PUMP NEW LifE INTO AN ABORTIVE "GEN­ GIVEN BY GROMYKO TONiGHT AT THE SOVIET RECENT SPEECH TO THE UNITED NATIONS ERAL STRIKE." EMBASSY. GENERAL ASSEMBLY. IT WAS NOT CERTAIN IMMEDIATELY WHETH­ RELIABle SOURCES SAID THE LAOTIAN GROMYKO PLANNED IU LEAVE fOR HOME ER THE PERONISTS WOULD DEfY A POLICE SUNDAY HE IS fXPECTED TO MEET RUSK RIGHTW1N~ LEADER WOULD MEET WITH VIET­ BAN ON A "MARCH TO THe. WHITE HoUSE" FOR MORE FORMAL TALKS THAN THE RECEP­ NAMESE MILITARY OffiCIALS TO DISCUSS TION ENCOUNTER LATfR TODAY OR TOMOR- WHICH WAS TO HAVE ClltvtAXED THE TWO-DAY TENTATIVE AIR STRIKE PLANS AGAINST ROW. " WALKOUT. COMMUNIST BASES IN SOUTHERN LAOS MAP­ RUSK HAD NO APPOINTMLNTS SCHEDULED MINOR INCIDENTS OF T~RROR AND VIO­ PED OUT IN A SECRET MEETING AT THE FOR THIS AfTERNOON. H. WILL SEE SIX LENCE OCCURED IN fOUR ARGENTINE CITIES. VIETNAMESE MOUNTAIN RESORT Or DALAT TWELVE PERSONS WERE INJURED. rOREIGN MINISTfRS rOMOR~OW. SIX MONTHS AGO. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY 1 EMBER 1964 PUBLISHED BY GLOBlL ASSOCIATES AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFI­ CANADA WILL EXTEND FORCE INDONESIAN OFFICIAL CER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL IS­ OTTAWA, DEC 18 (UPI)--ExTERNAL AF­ MAKES LITTLE SENSE LANDS. CONTRACT DA-010021 AMC-90004 &t FAIRS MINISTER PAUL MARTIN ANNOUNCtD UNITED NATIONS, DEC 18 (UPI)--IN­ (NI2367156) 35133A PMR WITH GLOBAL AS­ TODAY CANADA WOULD APPROVE A THREE­ DONESIA ASSERTED TODAY THAT BOTH MA­ SOC IATES. MONTH EXTENSION OF ITS I,IOO-MAN Cy­ LAYSIA AND THE CONGO ARE EXAMPLES OF THE HOURGLAss IS PUBLISHED DAILY PRUS PEACE FORCE ON THE REQUEST OF NEW STATES WHICH HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR UNITED NATIONS SECRETARY GENERAL THAN~ GET RID Of THE I R FORME R "COLON I AL MAS­ NOTICES IS 4PM THE DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ MARTIN, JUST BACK FROM A WEEK IN TERS II AMBASSADOR LAMBERTUS N. PALAR TION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS PARIS AND THE NATO MINISTERIAL MEET­ WENT BEfORE THE ASS£MBLY TO DEfEND lOAM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION INGS, SAID HE EXPECTS TO RECEIVE SUCH HIS GOVERNMENT'S POLICY IN R~RLY THE HOURGLAss RESERVES THE RIGHT TO A REQUEST FROM THE U.N. LATER TODAY. TO ATTACKS ON IT THIS WEEK BY NEW EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. HE SAID IT WAS THE GOVERNMENT'S IN­ ZEALAND MINISTER OF JUSTICE AND OF TENTION TO GRANT THE EXTENSION ISLAND TERRITORIES J.R. HANAN AND THIS IS THE SECOND EXTENSION OF THE MALAYSIAN AMBASSADOR RADHAKRISHNA RA- EDITOR NEIL PHELPS-MuNSON FORCE, SET UP BY THE WORLD ORGANIZA­ MAN I. ASST EDITOR DICK VETH TION LAST SPRING TO PREVENT OPEN WAR­ PALAR SAID THERE WERE "STRIKING SIM­ STAFF REBECCA LLEWELLYN ~ARE BETWEEN GREEK AND TURKISH CY­ ILARITIES" BETWEEN MALAYSIA AND THE RUTH LONDON ~PR'lO,"S • CONGO AUDREY STRATMANN BOTH, HE SAID, ARE TRYING TO REDIS­ PEGGY TEMPLIN FRANCE WILL BUILD COVER THEIR NATIONAL IDENTITIES, THEIR ATLANTIC TEST SITE GOVERNMENTS FACE STRONG OPPOSITION PARIS, DEC. 18 (UPI)--FRANCE EX­ AND REBELLION "WHICH ARE BEING SUPPOR­ OFFICIAL BULLETIN PECTS TO HAVE A ROCKET-LAUNCHING CEN­ TED BY OTHER NEWLY INDEPENDENT NATION~ DUTY OFFtCER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE TER IN ACTION IN FRENCH GUINEA IN AND I N BOTH "I NTERfERENCe: BY THE I R DATE HOME PHONE 1968, THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR SPACE FORMER COLONIAL RULERS HAS BEEN IN 18 DEC 64 CAPT M.C. WINEBARGER 664 STUDIES SAID TODAY. BOTH CASES LARGELY RESPONSIBLE FOR 19 DEC 64 *LT. COL W.J. NELSON 646 THE NEW BASE WILL REPLACE THE PRE­ THE DEPLORABLE STATE OF AfFAIRS" 20 DEC 64 *CAPT. M.C. WINEBARGER 664 SENT TESTING GROUNDS NEAR COLOMB BE­ MALAYSIA REPLIED THAT THE SITUATIONS 21 DEC 64 CAPT R.O. CASE 2201 CHAR IN THE ALGERIAN SAHARA, WHICH WERE ENTIRELY DIFFERENT--THAT THE 22 DEC 64 LT. COL. W.W. CRUM 604 FRANCE IS PLEDGED TO EVACUATE BY JULY CONGO WAS A CASE OF "INTERNAL REBEL­ DEC 64 CAPT. L.O. COX 2334 23 1967· LION," WHILE MALAYSIA WAS A MATTER Of 24 DEC 64 SECOND LT. D.W. OLIVER 602 THE CENTER SAID THE NEW BASE, COVER­ "EXTERNAL AGGRESSION." *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLIDA~ ING 247,000 ACRES BETWEEN 30 AND 60 DUTY OFfiCER IS THE KWAJALEIN TESTSITE MILES FROM THE CAPITAL, CAYENNE, WOULD FIVE SABOTEURS GIVEN COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE HAVE MANY ADVANTAGES OVER THE SAHARA STIFF PRISON TERMS DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL WORKING HOURS. BASE. JOHANNESBURG, DEC. 18 (UPI)--FIVE ROCKETS LAUNCHED FROM THERE WILL BE MEN WERE SENTENCED TO LONG TERMS OF HEAVY SECURITY IS PLANNED ABLE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MAXIMUM IMPRISONMENT TODAY AT THE END OF SOUTH ROTATION OF THE EARTH NEAR THE EQUA­ ON HOPE'S CHRISTMAS TOUR AfRICA'S MOST IMPORTANT SABOTAGE TRIAL TOR, MAKING LAUNCHINGS OF SYNCHRONOUS SAIGON, DEC 18 (UPI)--COMEDIAN BOB SINCE THE FAMOUS RIVONIA CASE EARLIER SATELLITES AND PLANETARY PROBES CON­ HOPE IS COMING HERE TO ENTERTAIN AMER~ THIS YEAR. SIDERABLY EASIER CAN SERVICEMEN STATIO~ED IN SOUTH WILSON MKWAYI, 41, WAS SENTENCED TO FOR SUB-ORBITAL SHOTS, THERE WILL V I ET NAM, BUT THE SECUR I TY ARRANGEMENTS LIFE IMPRISONMENT, IAN DAVID KITSON, BE THOUSANDS OF MILES OF ATLANTIC ARE NO JOKE 45,TO 20 YEARS IMPRISONMENT, JOHAN OCEAN AS TARGET AREA AN AMERICAN SPOKESMAN IN SAIGON SAID EDWARD MATTHEWS, 51, TO 15 YEARS IM­ THE SPACE CENTER SAID THE NEW LAUNCH THE DATE Of HOPE'S ARRIVAL WILL NOT PRISONMENT AND SATHYANDRANATH RAGUNNAN SITE WOULD BE OUT OF THE PATH OF HURRI­ BE ANNOUNCED MORE THAN 24 HOURS IN MAJARAJ, 30, TO 12 YEARS. MKWAYI IS AN CANES WHICH HAVE SEVERELY AFFECTED ADVANCE AFRICAN, KITSON AND MATTHEWS ARE WHITE, OPERATIONS FROM CAPE KENNEDY IF NORMAL SECURITY PRECAUTIONS ARE AND THE OTHER TWO INDIANS. FOLLOWED HOPE'S APPROXIMATE LANDING AfTER HEARING THEIR SENTENCES, THE TIME WILL BE ANNOUNCED, AND THEN SUD­ LUNAR JOB SEEKERS FIVE DEFENDANTS SHOUTED THE BANNED DENLY CHANGED AT THE LAST MINUTE. HOUSTON, DEC. 18 (UPI)--MoRE THAN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS SLOGAN "AM­ THERE IS NO "BEHIND THE LINES" IN 900 MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE LOOK­ ANDHLA NGWETHU" (THE XOSA WORDS FOR THE GUERRILLA WAR IN SOUTH VIET NAM. ING FOR U.S. GOVERNMENT JOBS ON THE liTHE POWER Is OURS"). THEY ALSO GAVE HOPE AND HIS ENTERTAINERS--JANIS PAIGE, MOON. CLENCHED FIRST AND THUMBS UP ANC SA­ JILL ST JOHN, JERRY COLONNA, BAND THE FEDERAL SPACE AGENCY SAID WED­ LUTES. THE PACKED NON-WHITE GALLERY LEADER LES BROWN AND ANN SIDNEY, MISS NESDAY APPLICATIONS ARE POURING IN SHOUTED THE SAME SLOGAN IN RESPONSE WORLD OF 1964--WILL FACE THE SAME AT THE RATE OF 20 A DAY FOR THE ESTI­ AND YELLED "'GOODBYE." DANGERS fROM COMMUNIST VIET CONG TER­ MATED 10-20 ASTRONAUT POSITIONS IT ALL FIVE WERE FOUND GUILTY OF SABOT- RORISTS AS THE 22,000 SERVICEMEN THEY PLANS TO OPEN EARLY NEXT YEAR AGE, FURTHERING THE AIMS OF COMMUNISM ARE COMING TO CHEER UP DURING THE THE WINNERS WILL ~VE A CHANCE TO AND OBTAINING MONEY TOFURT;ER COMMUNISM CHRISTMAS SEASON GO TO THE MOON SOMETIME AFTER 1970. THE JUDGE IN THE WITWATESRAND SUPREME G(N PAUL D. HARKINS, fORMER COMMAN­ FOR THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED, THE COURT, MR JUSTICE W.G. BOSHOFF, SAID DER IN CHIEF Of U.S. fORCES HERE, fELT APPLICATION DEADLINE IS DEC 31 WRITE THE FIVE HAD FORMED A NEW REVOLUTION- SO STRONGLY ABOUT THIS HE TURNED DOWN DIRECTLY TO SCIENTIST-AsTRONAUT, ARY HIGH COMMAND AFTER THE RIVONIA HOPE'S OFfERS TO ENTERAIN HERE LAST POST OFFICE Box 2201, HOUSTON, TEX TRIAL RESULTED IN THE IMPRISONMENT OF CHRISTMAS AND IN 1962. HE WAS WORRIED (ZIP CODE No. 77058 ) AFRICAN NATIONALIST LEADERS NELSON MAN- THAT THE MASS CROWDS HOPE WOULD DRAW THAT TITLE "SC I ENT I ST-AsTRONAUT" DELA , WALTER S I SULU AND OTHER MEMBERS WOULD PROVIDE A TEMPilNG TARGET FOR INDICATED THAT THOSE AMERICANS TO WHOM OF THE ORIGINAL HIGH COMMAND THE VIET CONG NATURE HAS BEEN SOMEWHAT LESS THAN THE NEW AMERICAN COMMANDER, GEN FAVORABLE--ROUGHLY 99 PERCENT OF THE JOHNSON OFFERS EQUAL TIME WILLIAM C WESTMORELAND, IS AN OUT­ POPULATION--ARE GOING TO HAVE TO SIT WASHINGTON, DEC 18 (UPI)--PRESIDENT SPOKEN BELIEVER IN BOOS1 ING HIS SOLDISC IT OUT ON EARTH A WHILE LONGER JOHNSON FOLLOWED UP A LONG ECONOMIC MORAL, BUT HIS SECURITY MEN WILL BE THE SPACE AGENCY IS LOOKING FOR FUL~ DISCUSSION WITH TOP LABOR LEADERS BY WORKING OVERTIME DURING HOPE'S VISIT FLEDGED SCIENTISTS, MALE OR FEMALE, OFfERING EQUAL TIME TODAY TO A GROUP TO CONDUCT EXPLORATION OF THE MOON Of THE NATION'S BUSINESS ELITE FIRE KILLS 21 AFTER THE FIRST LUNAR LANDINGS IN FOURTEEN TOP EXECUTIVES WERE INVITED FOUNTAINTOWN, IND DEC. 18 (UPI)-­ PROJECT ApOLLO THE NEW TRA INEES WILL TO MEET WITH THE PRESIDENT AT THE FIRE SWEPT THROUGH A HOME FOR OLD PEO­ JOIN THE PRESENT 28 ASTRONAUTS IN WHITE HOUSE. PRESS SECRETARY GEORGE PLE TODAY AND, AUTHORITIES SAID, KILL­ HOUSTON SOMETIME NEXT SPRING E REEDY SAID THEY WERE INVITED TO ED 21 PATIENTS GIVE THE PRESIDENT "THEIR VIEWS ON THERE WERE 17 KNOWN DEAD, INCLUDING MOSCOW, DEC 18 (UPI)--RusSIA'S CURRENT PROBLEMS." 15 WHOSE BODIES WERE TAKEN fROM THE ZOND Two ROCKET HAS TRAVELED MORE THE MEETING, REEDY SAID, IS SIMILAR ASHES OF THE MAPLES CONVALESCENT HOME. THAN 3 MILLION MILES IN ITS RACE TO IN PURPOSE TO YESTERDAY'S SESSION AT Two OF THE ELDERLY VICTIMS DIED IN MARS WITH THE AMERICAN MARINER PROBE, WHICH AFL-CIO PRESIDENT GEORGE MEANY HOSPITALS HOURS AFTER THE FIRE. FOUR THE OFFICIAL TASS NEWS AGENCY SAID AND OTHER LABOR LEADERS GAVE THE PRESI­ OTHER OF THE RESIDENTS OF THE HOME TODAY. DENT THEIR VIEWS ON A WIDE VARIETY OF WERE MISSING AND PRESUMED DEAD THIRT~ SOVIET SCIENTISTS SAID THE ROCKET ECONOMIC PROBLEMS. FOUR RESIDENTS WERE BELIEVED IN THE WAS USING A NEW GUIDANCE SYSTEM HOME WHEN THE FIRE BROKE OUT THE OFFICIAL NEWS AGENCY SAID THE IF ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL HAD HAD A MARS ROCKET, KNOWN AS ZOND Two, WOULD TEEN-AGE DAUGHTER, HE'D NEVER HAVE GOT ADVICE TO WORMS SLEEP LATE BE 3,356,250 MILES FROM THE EARTH AT TO THE TELEPHONE TO TEST IT. 10 PM Moc;C'.ow TIMr:" T(H'III.V -PAGE THE HOURGLASS ~~IOA~ i8 DECEMBER ~ 64 +--;...;;..""'""'"------r------..,;.-....;;..;;,-..,.;.~--,------,__------WATER REPORT LIBRARY RECEIVES NEW BOOKS C~B SCOUTS TO CAROL RAINfAll YESTERDAY 0 GRACE SHERWOOD MEMORIAL L,BRARY HAS WATER DISTillED YESTERDAY 35,000 THE CUB SCOUTS WILL GO CHRISTMAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT Of BOOKS, WATER USED YESTERDAY 290,000 CAROLING ON TUESDAY THE 22ND BETWEEN SEVERAL Of WHICH ARE ON THE TIMES WATER IN STORAGE TODAY 12,945,000 6:30 AND 7:30 PM. THEY WilL SING MAGAZiNE "RECOMMENDED READING LIST". ALL OVER THE ISLAND AND ALSO AT THE THE NEW BOOKS RECEIVED ARE: BLOOD LETTERS TO SANTA STATION HOSPITAL. THEY WiLL THEN GO ON THE MIDNIGHT SUN, BY ~ANS CHRIST­ Boys AND GIRLS, If YOU HAVEN'T TO THE CORAL SANDS BEACH fOR REfRESH­ IAN ADAMS AND PER KLEM, THE CHEECHAK­ ALREADY WRiTTEN YOUR LETTER TO SANTA MENTS AND THE PRESENTATION Of AWARDS OES, BY WAYNE SHORT, THE HORSE KNOWS CLAUS, YOU HAD BETTER SIT DOWN TONiGHT fOR CUB SCOUTING ACHIEVEMENTS. THE WAY, BY JOHN O'HARA, DAY Of THE AND DO IT. TOMORROW AfTERNOON AT 4:30 GUNS, BY MICKEY SPILLANE, THE NEW AUTHORITIES AT THE EAST BATON ROUGE IS THE POST OffICE DEADLINE IN ORDER MEANING Of TREASON, BY REBECCA WEST, PARISH JAIL DECIDED NOT TO fORWARD TO GET THE LETTERS TO THE NORTH POLE HAMMERHEAD, BY JAMES MAYO, WHO KILLED A LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS WRiTTEN BY A IN TIME fOR SANTA TO ANSWER THEM. KENNEDY?, BY THOMAS G. BUCHANAN, LifE PRISONER NICKNAMED "JOHN THE CON." SANTA WANTS TO KNOW WHAT YOU WOULD WITH PICASSO, BY fRANCOISE GILOT AND JOHN ASKED ST. NICK TO BRING HIM LIKE HIM TO BRING YOU FOR CHRISTMAS, CARLTON LAKE, THE BLUE ROOM AND THE "A CUTTING TORCH, ABOUT fifTY fEET AND HE ALSO WANTS TO KNOW iF YOU HAVE ACCOMPLICES, BY SIMINON, REST Of THE Of STRONG NYLON ROPE, AND A PAIR BEEN GOOD TO YOUR PARENTS AND TEACHERS ROBOTS, BY ISSAC ASIMOV, LOVE LIES Of TRACK SHOES. BLEEDING, BY PETER VIERTEL, HURRICANE HAVE A MERRY COMING, BY THOMAS HELM, AND THE CHILL CHRISTMAS, AND THE KILL, BY JOAN fLEMING. JOHN. ALSO AVAILABLE ARE SEVERAL WORKS Around TO WHICH HAVE FIRMLY ESTABLISHED THEM­ SELVES ON THE BEST SELLER LIST: THE WINNING HOLIDAY IDEAS MAN, BY WALLACE, You ONLY L,VE TWICE, THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB LUNCHEON BY THE LATE IAN fLEMING, THE Spy WHO ON TUESDAY WAS THE SCENE Of MANY BE­ CAME IN fROM THE COLD, BY LE CARRE, AUTifUL AND CLEVER CHRISTMAS DECOR­ REMINISCENCES, BY GEN. DOUGLAS MAC ATIONS. JULIE HITCHCOCK AND HER ARTHUR, AND ORDEAL AND TRIUMPH, BY COMMITTEE HAD GREAT DiffiCULTY IN SE­ GEN. PATTON LECTING THE WINNERS. HONORABLE MENTION WENT TO THE WIVES THREE CONVICTED Of THE CORPS Of ENGINEERS fOR THEIR KWAJALEIN COMMUNITY COURT WAS HELD "KWAJ TREE". AfTER STRIPPING THE LEA­ ON DECEMBER 14 AND 16, WITH JUDGE VES, THEY COVERED THE TREE WITH COTTON BRAMBLEY OffiCIATING. AND HUNG INTERESTING HAND-MADE DECORA- ~~=-__ _ ON DEC. 14 BOBBI E H. THOMPSON WAS TIONS ON IT. fOUND GUILTY Of PETIT LARCENY AND MARIANNE GJERTSON'S fiRST PRIZE DIS­ CAUSE CELEBRE ••• ToM TURKEY, A MEM­ fINED $15.00. PLAY WAS NOT ONLY BEAUTifUL BUT EDIBLE BER Of PMZvs ORGANIZATION HERE, HAV­ ON DEC. 16 L. K. STEPHANS, MARSHAL­ SMALL TRIANGULAR COOKIES WERE STACKED ING SURVIVED TWO THANKSGIViNGS AND A ESE, GLOBAL EMPLOYEE WAS fOUND GUILTY TOGETHER IN THE SHAPE Of A CHRISTMAS CHRiSTMAS IN OUR TOWN, WAS rETED AT Of BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. HE HIS OWN 510 CELEBRATION LAST WEEK, TREE, COV~RED WITH ICING AND DECORA­ WAS fiNED $25.00 AND SENTENCED TO TED WITH TINY CANDLES AND MINUTE SIL­ AND WILL BE GIVEN A BRIEf VACATION ON 30 DAYS IN JAIL. THE JAIL SENTENCE VER BALLS. MECI\ ISLAND. WAS SUSPENDED. CLARE ERNSBERGER'S fiRST PRIZE DE­ ESHA ELAISA, ALSO A MARSHALLESE, CORATION WAS A LARGE COCONUT SEED NYE RESERVATIONS AT YYC GLOBAL EMPLOYEE, WAS fOUND GUILTY POD, SPRAYED GOLD AND SPORTING A RED A LARGE NUMBER Of PERSONS WHO ARE Of FAILING TO REPORT A MOTOR VEHICLE RIBBON fOR COLOR. HOLDING TICKETS rOR THE NEW YEAR'S ACCIDENT. No FINE WAS IMPOSED, BUT MARALYN ELDRED TOOK TOP HONORS WITH EVE PARTY AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB HAVE ELAISA IS TO MAKE RESTITUTION FOR A DRAMATIC DISPLAY Of COCONUT fiBER, NOT YET MADE TABLE RESERVATIONS fOR THE DAMAGES INCURRED. LARGE fLAT LEAVES AND HALf A COCONUT THE PARTY. IN ORDER TO HAVE THE PARTY SEED POD, ALL SPRAYED GOLD AND NESTLING RUN SMOOTHLY AND TO BE SURE THAT EVER ~------~ IN STYROfOAM, WITH THREE GOLD CANDLES. ONE IS ACCOMODATED, INDIVIDUAL RESER- DAILY CROSSWORD ALL Of THE DISPLAYS AffORDED THE VATIONS MUST BE MADE IN THE NAME Of AOBOS8 4 :~:.._ 22.~e MEMBERS WONDERfUL IDEAS fOR THE I R OWN THE PURCHASERS Of THE TICKETS. L~~: tion sullen HOME DECORATING. CLUB MANAGER HARVERY BRINN HAS 5 Merganser 5. Slops over 28. u.s 9 Nuclelat 6 TwIn prest- AfTER THE LUNCHEON THE LADI ES EN- ASKED THAT ALL TI CKET HOLDERS MAKE 10 ~~=: 7~:!t K =. JOYED CHR I STMAS CAROLS BY THE GEORGE RESERVAT IONS AS QU I CKLY AS POSS I BLE Perttosod Lake used SEITZ SINGERS AND SEVERAL VIOLIN BY PHONING THE CLUB AT 419. RESER- ~::-tiOJl 8 =~: ~~er PI ECES BY MRS. ROSA MESSMAN. VATIONS WILL BE TAKEN THROUGH DEC. 21. Declare personal 25 Ameri Stnve ends can Yuter4a,..Aa__ THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB WISHES :=~ l1~~reaa 27= 35~::;88 A HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON TO ALL. CHRISTMAS CHAPEL SERVICE woods 13 Cog wheel8 employee 38 A line of THE PROTESTANT CHAPEL WILL HAVE A 22 Series 15 Long 28 Poem seats In a abbr period. at 29 Compass theater CAT FI GHT CHRISTMAS CAROL WORSHIP SERVICE ON Island off time point abbr 39 Topaz Alaska 17 Value 31 Valley of hummlng- ON SUNDAY, DECEMBFR 13, A MATCH RACE SUNDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 20, AT 7:30. 25 Soa.py 18 Eskimo the moon bird water knife 32 Ba.n1shment '0 Thin BETWEEN THE MACLEAR AND HARRIS DESIGNE THE SENIOR, JUNIOR AND PRIMARY CHOIRS 26 Perish 19 Depart 33 Performed cushion DCI4 PHANTOM CATAMARAN AND THE SCHOCK WILL BE PARTICIPATING, AS WELL AS 27 Pert. to character ~II It. i? 14- is 1& 11 18 DESIGNED CATALINA CATAMARAN WAS HELD, LEADING THE CONGREGATION IN SINGING of sound ~ ~ 30 Part of 19 10 SAILING A TRIANGLE COURSE IN THE LAG­ CAROLS. TOTAL MEMBERSHIP Of THESE "to be" ~ ~ ~ OON. SKIPPERING THE DCI4 WAS BUDD 31 Decked II liZ. I~ THREE CHOIRS is 1250 anew ~ VANDEVENTER, WITH CREW MEMBER STEVE DAPHINE BATEN WILL BE DIRECTING City Ala.. 114- ~'~ 36 Greek ~ ~ SPIRIK. BOB MERRICK DROVE THE CATALIN WITH STAN SHOLAR ACCOMPANYING AT THE letter Ib 17 la lO 37 Horse's " ~ WITH JAMES MICHAUD CREWING. ORGAN AND MIRIAM LEWIS AT THE PIANO. compart­ IZI l2 CROSSING THE LINE AT APPROXIMATELY REV. MARKVE WILL NARRATE WITH SCRIP­ ment ~ ~ ~ 38 Swift ~~ '24 loS 9:30, THE DCt4 SLOWLY GAINED THE LEAD TURAL PASSAGESo EVERYONE IS INVITED. 41 Hearty ~ ~ ~ I 2.1 ~ Egg- Ilt:. !ZI Z, ON A TIGHT WEATHER LEG. THE CATALINA, shaped ~ ~ ~ ~, ALTHOUGH THREE OR fOUR MINUTES BEHIND, IN LiEU Of THE GROUND SCHOOL MEET­ '3 BelgIum l?to I'U 3"S nver ~ METHODICALLY CREPT TO WINDWARD TO ING SCHEDULED fOR THIS EVENING BY THE !I'" ?IS 13 E. " Walk through ~ ~ ~ PLACE HIM IN A VITAL SPOT fOR THE JIBE NIKE fLYING CLUB, THE MEETING WILL BE ~1 !!o& '19 40 water ~ AROUND THE MARK. HELD AT 7 PM ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 21. DOWN 41 '4ol 1 Brief ~ ~ ~ A TACKING DUEL BEGAN THAT PLACED 2 Cover 4-'!» ,44 snOUT I!\JG F I Ltv! 3 Ofgreat THE LARGER CATALINA AROUND THE MARK age ~ ~ ~ 11-3 fiRST. SHE M~NAGED TO HOLD THE LEAD RECENTLY A VERY fiN fiLM WAS SHOWN DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it. UNTIL THE fiNAL LEG Of THE RACE, WHICH ON GIRL SCOUTING. THE fiLM "THIS Is AXYDLBAAXB WAS BEING SAILED ON A CLOSE REACH. AT Is LONGFELLOW GIRL SCOUTING", STRESSES THE IMPOR­ One letter simply stands for another In this sample A is uaed THIS TIME THE DCI4 SEEME~ TO POUR ON for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters apos­ TANT ROLE SCOUTING PLAYS IN fORMING THE COALS, PASSING TH~ ATALINA AND trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. THE ADULT WOMAN Of TOMORROW. IT EM- Each day the code letters are different. fiNISHING APPROXIMATELY THREE MINUTES PHASIZED THE DEVELOPMENT Of fRIEND­ A. ClrJptopllm QaotatioD AH~~~~ MATCH RACE, THE fl~~T Of MANY IT SHIP, SKILLS, RESPONSIBILITY AND GOOD EJK KRYRTK DR YWJ'D RNRW CITIZENSHIP. HJ'JAKTE PL P DPT PF PT IS HOPED, PROVED THAT T~( SMALLER DCI 4 THESE TRAITS ARE fOSTERED AND WILL HOLD ITS OWN READILY AGAINST THE P T M D P H -R DR W F J' T ENCOURAGED IN HOPES Of MAKING A BETTER Yest.erdQ'a CrypioQaote THERE IS A PLEASURE m LARGER CAT. MADNESS WHICH NONE BUT :MADMEN KNOW-liB- AMERHCA AND WORLD. I PAGE 4 ------~ ------~l I___ ~~~~~ __ ~~~~~ r ____ ~===-~~H~O~U~RG:LA~S~S~ ______~ ______~F~R~ID~A~Y~I~8 :E~M~B~E~R~19~6~4~~ CONT I NUED FRO PAT RO L PAGE FIVE' KC97 CRASH KILLS FOUR WALL STREET TODAY OWNER CHARLEY FINLEY OF THE KANSAS FORT WORTH, DEC. 18 (UPI)--AN AIR NORMAL PRE-WEEKEND PROFIT-TAKING ~ITY ATHLETICS--A CITY HE CAN LOVE NATIONAL GUARD KC97 ON A ROUTINE TRAI~ SEEMED ALMOST NON-EXISTENT TODAY AS ING FLIGHT CRASHED AND EXPLODED IN FOREVER STOCK PR I CES CLOSED WITH THE I R TH I RD FLAMES WHILE COMING IN FOR A LANDING THE BOSTON-TO-MILWAUKEE-TO ATLANTA CONSECUTIVE GAIN TRADING WAS MODER~ 3RAVES--LlS, TO AT GREATER SOUTHWEST INTERNATIONAL TELY ACTIVE AIRPORT LAST NIGHT, KILLING AT LEAST COOKIE GILCHRIST OF THE BUFFALO BILLS STEELS WERE NARROWLY MIXED. CHRYSLER FOUR MEN --HO\v ABOUT '-1E? AND GENERAL MOTORS SCORED POINT-SIZED THE SEVEN OTHER CREWMEN ESCAPED DEAlH SAN FRANCI~CO GIANTS--A SLUMPLESS GAINS BUT FORD DIPPED A $IT IN THE CRASH. FOUR WERE RUSHED TO AREA SEASON FOR WILLIE MAYS COMSAT CONTINUED ON THE DOWNTRACK, HOSPITALS CASSIUS CLAY--A TITLE FIGHT FOR SONNY LOSING AROUND 3 POINTS ELECTRONICS FIRE AUTHORITIES AT FIRST SAID SEVEN LISTON BEFORE SONNY GROWS TO OLD TO WERE IN DEMAND AND IBM, CONTROL DATA, MEN HAD PERISHED, BUT THIS APPARENTLY DREAM LITTON AND TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ALL WAS BECAUSE FOUR SURVlflORS WHO ES­ ARNOLD PALMER--TWELVE DOZEN LO~-SIDED SCORED SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENTS. CAPED THROUGH A FRONT H~TCH THOUGHT GOLF BALLS FOR JACK NICKLAUS. ALCOA MOVED UP IN CONTINUED RESPONSE THAT THREE OTHER MEN WERE KILLED AT JACK NICKLAUS--A DEEP-SEA FISHING TO ITS DIVIDEND BOOST. U S. SMELTING THE REAR OF THE PLANE WHEN THE FIRST KIT FOR BILLY CASPER WITH BEST WISHES MADE A GOOD GAIN. POLAROID ADVANCED FOR MORE FISHING THAN GOLF IN 1965. EXPLOSION WENT OFF. UNKNOWN TO THEM, A BIT THE THREE HAD ESCAPED OUT A REAR HATCH. THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES--A RETURN TODAY'S VOLUME WAS 4,630,000 SHARES THERE WERE REPORTS FROM FIRE AUTHOR­ TO THE OLD 154-GAME MAJOR LEAGUE SEA­ OF A TOTAL 1366 ISSUES TRADED, 701 ITIES ON THE SCENE THAT SEVEN MEN HAD ~ON THE PHILS HAD IT WON AT THAT POINT. WERE HIGHER AND 366 LOWER. SANDY KOUFAX AND DON DRYSDALE OF THE PERISHED. AIR NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS AMERICAN EXCHANGE VOLUME WAS 1,760,- LATER SAID THAT SOME OF THESE MAY Los ANGELES DODGERS--A DOZEN NEW BATS 000 SHARES BONDS VOLUME AMOUNTED TO WITH BUILT-IN HOME RUNS FOR EACH OF HAVE ESCAPED THROUGH THE REAR OF THE $9,035,000 THEIR TEAMMATES PLANE BEFORE THE EXPLOSION, AND WERE 30 INDUSTRIALS CLOSED AT 867.35 UP REPORTED DEAD BY THE FOUR KNOWN SUR­ MAYOR WAGNER OF NEW YORK--AN OFF­ 3.78. 20 RAILS CLOSED AT 205.77 UP VIVORS WHO SCUTTLED TO SAFETY OUT A TRACK BETTING BILL THAT WILL SATISFY 0.56. 15 UTILITIES CLOSED AT 155.20 FRONT HATCH REBELLIOUS HORSEMEN AS WELL AS THE B£T­ UP 0 18. 65 STOCKS CLOSED AT 304.63 PARLOR CUSTOMER3 THE FLAMING RUINS WERE WRACKED BY UP 1.02 REPEATED EXPLOSIONS, DRIVING BACK CLETE BOYER OF THE YANKEES--EAR PLUGS AT&T 67 1/4 DAC 29 RCA 32 3/8 SO HE ~O~'T HAVE TO LISTEN TO BIG FIREFIGHTERS. THE ORIGINAL SUPPLY OF BROTHER KEN OF THE CARDINALS REGALE EXTINGUISHijNG FOAM RAN OUT, ANO A NEW ARMY CHOPPEfRS THE FAMILY WITH TALES OF HOW ST Loo BATCH RUSHED OVER FROM CARSWELL AIR WON THE SERIES AND KEN THE NATIONAL FORCE BASE WAS THICK AND SLUDGY FROM SET 7 RECORDS LEA GUES MOST VA LUA BLE PLA YER AWARD. THE 25 DEGREE COLD FIREFIGHTERS COM­ WASHINGTON, DEC. 18 (UPI)--ARMY CHRONIC LOSERS--FASTER HORSES, BIGGER PLAINED THEY COULD NOT GET ENOUGH OF HELICOPTER PILOTS HAVE BROKEN FOUR WORLD RECORDS AND ESTABLISHED SEVEN GOALS, WIDER CUPS ON THE PUTTING GREE~ , IT ON THE FLAMES SHORTER FOOTBALL FIELDS, MORE MUSCLE, NEW ONES DURING THE LAST 30 DAYS, THE FASTER CARS OR FASTER FEET AS THE CASE A STRANGE ALLIANCE PENTAGON ANNOUNCED TODAY LONDON, DEC. 18 (UPI)--BRITAIN LAST 'F ALL ARE RECOGN I ZED, THE NE\/ MARKS ~ILL BRING TO 32 THE TOTAL OF HELICOP­ (CONTINUED FROM NIGHT PROPOSED THE WESTERN POWERS AND TER RECORDS HELD BY THE UNITED STATES PAGE ONE ) THE SOVIET UNION SHOULD BUILD A SHIELD MCNAMARA RUSSIA HOLDS 15, FRANCE EIGHT AND THE RESERVES WOULD OPERATE ONLY AS A TO STOP COMMUNIST CHINESE "NUCLEAR CZECHOSLOVAKIA ONE 4ANPOWE~ POOL OF INDIVIDUAL REPLACE­ BLACKMAIL OR ATTACK" AGAINST ASIAN NA­ THE ARMY FLIGHTS WERE MADE FROM THE ~ENTS ONLY IN RARE CASES WOULD DRILL TIONS SELL HELIOOPTER FACILITIES AT FORT PAY FOR INDIVIDUAL TRAINING CONTINUE. DEF~NSE SECRETARY DENIS HEALEY TOLD WORTH. THl PILOTS AND THE RECORDS THEY THE LEGION POSITION AT THIS POINT IS PARLIAMENT THE PROPOSAL WOULD GET "MA- SET WERE LISTED AS FOLLOWS. DESCRIBED AS VERY CAUTIOUS. SEVERAL J OR PRIORITY " IN NEGOTIATIONS WITH MAJ. JOHN K. FOSTER, SPEED RECORDS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS HAVE PROTESTED THE RUSSIA. THESE TALKS BEGIN EARLY NEXT OF 154.12. AND 168 98 MILES AN HOUR PROGRAM, BUT WHETHER THE HOUSE AND YEAR WHEN SOVIET PREMIER ALEXEI KOSY­ WITH DIFFERENT CARGO LOADINGS FOR DIS­ SENATE WOULD INTERVENE TO BLOCK THE GIN MEETS PRIME MINISTER HAROLD WILSON TANCE. ONE OF THESE BROKE A 157 7 MPH MERGER WA S UNrERTA IN IN LONDON RECORD HELD BY RUSSIA. McNAMARA SAID THE MOVE IS AIMED AT HEALEY, DELIVERING ONE OF THE KEY MAJ. ELDON F. SAMSON, AN ALTITUDE INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF THE STAN~ SPEECHES IN THE WINDUP OF A TWO-DAY RECORD OF 35,150 FEET AND A NEW SPEED BY ARMED FORCES AND AS A LONG-RANGE FOREIGN POLICY DEBATE, SAID iF RUSSIA REFUSES TO JOIN THE WEST IN PROTECTING MARK OF 164 07 MILES AN HOUR FOR 1,000 MONEY SAVER. K1LOMETERS. THE McNAMARA DECISION WAS STRONGLY ASIAN NATIONS AGAINST THE PEKING ATOMIC CAPT. DONALD P WRAY, NEW SPEED RE­ ATTACKED TODAY BY COL. JOHN T. CARLTON, THREAT, THE WESTERN ALLIES SHOULD DO CORDS OF 173.19 AND 171 65 MILES AN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE RESERVE OFFI­ IT ALONE. HOUR FOR THE THREE KILOMETER AND 15- CIERS ASSOCIATION OF THE U.S. HE SPOKE TH IS PROPOSED NEW I NIT I AT I VE IN EAST­ To-25 KILOMETER DISTANCES. HERE AT A LUNCHEON MEETING OF AMERICAN WEST RELATIONS WAS BELIEVED TO BE A KEY MAJ. B.L. ODNEAL, A SPEED RECORD OF LEGION NATIONAL DEFENSE POST No. 46. AIM IN WILSON'S PROJECTED "ATLANTIC 176.8 MILES AND HOUR FOR 500 KILOME~~ CARLTON SAID, "BRIEFLY, THE RESULTS NUCLEAR FORCE," WHICH PARLIAMENT VOTED CAPT. JOHN E. COMER, A NEW SPEED RE­ OF THIS REALIGNMENT DESTROYS 20 COM­ APPROVAL FOR LAST NIGHT. CORD OF t80 14 MILES AN HOUR IN ANOTt£R BAT DIVISIONS NOW AUTHORIZED, IT DE­ WEIGHT CATEGORY FOR THE THREE KILO- STROYS THE ARMY RESERVE, PLACING IT IN NEW FLAG APPROVED THE SAME STATUS IT OCCUPIED PRIOR TO OTTAWA, DEC 18 (UPI)--THE SENATE METER DISTANCE. WORLD WAR I I. IT DESTROYS THE RESERVE LAST NIGHT GAVE HISTORIC FINAL PARLIA- MAJ. LEONARD R. DENNIS, A NEW SPEED 2 CORPS CONCEPT AND GIVES COMPLETE RE­ MENTARY APPROVAL TO THE SINGLE RED MA- RECORD OF 17 .9 MILES AN HOUR IN THE SPONSIBILITY OF TRAINING OF ARMY RE­ PLE LEAF AS CANADA'S NATIONAL FLAG BY SAME CLASS FOR THE 15-TO-25 KILOMETER SERVES TO THE NATIONAL GUARD. A VOTE OF 38-23 0 I STANCE THE FLAG WILL NOW GO BEFORE THE QUEEN CAPT. ROBERT A CHUBBOY, A RECORD "IT LIMITS THE MOBILIZATION CAPABILI- 0 1Y TO 24 COMBAT DIVISIONS, THE COMBIN­ AS A GOVERNMENT ORDER-IN-COUNCIL FOR OF 17 75 MILES AN HOUR IN HIS CLASS ED STRENGTH OF TWO FIFTH-RATE POWERS ROYAL ASSENT IT WILL OFFICIALLY BE- FOR 500 KILOMETERS IN THE SOVIET BLOC--POLAND AND ROMANIA. COME THE NATIONAL FLAG ON ROYAL PROCLA- LT. COL. R.J. KENNEDY, A NEW ALTI- MATION. TUDE RECORD OF 25,418 FEET FOR HELI- IN THE PROCESS, IT PASSES INTO DISCARD 155,000 TRAINED ARMY RESERVISTS. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE VOTE, GOVERN- COPTERS WEIGHING BETWEEN 6 614 AND "THE NET RESULT OF THIS REORGANIZA­ MENT SENATE LEADER J.J. CONNOLLY ANNOU~ 9,921 POUNDS. SAMSON'S ALT:TUDE RE­ TION SLAMS AN IRON CURTAIN DOWN ON OUR CEO HE WOULD MOVE A MOTION THIS MORNING CORD WAS SET WITH A LIGHTER HELICOPTER MOBILIZATION CAPABILITY. IT LIMITS THAT THAT THE SENATE RECOMMEND ADOPTION OF TSHOMBE BOOED THE UN ION JA CK AS THE SYMBOL OF CANADA'S CAPABILITY TO 24 COMBAT DIVISIONS AND BERLIN, DEC. 18 (UPI)--CONGO PREMIER COMMONWEALTH PARTICIPATION. t-.IAt\ES TH I S COUNTRY EVEN AFTER MOB I L I ZA­ MOISE TSHOMBE ARRIVED TODAY FOR A ONE­ THE COMMONS LAST NIGHT GAVE APPROVAL TION TO A FIFTH RATE POWER." DAY VISIT AND WAS GREETED BY SIGNS TO THE JACK AS THE SECOND FLAG BY A READING "KICK HIM OUT," WILLY AND VOTE OF 185-25 Moscow, DEC 18 (UPI)--THE IDEA OF A IIC ONGO-YES, TSHOMBE-NO." SEVERAL NATO NUCLEAR FORCE, WHETHER THE AMERI­ HUNDRED YOUTHS AND MIDDLE-AGED PERSONS NORWICH, ENGLAND (UPI)--A SURVEY CAN-BACKED MIXED-MANNED PROGRAM OR THE MOSTLY WHITE, JOINED IN THE DEMONSTRA­ PUBLISHED IN THE UNIVERSITY OF EAST BRITISH ATLANTIC VERSION, HAS "BEEN TION OUTSIDE TEMPELHOF AIRFIELD CALL­ ANGLIA MAGAZINE CONCLUDED, "THE OVER­ PRACTICALLY GIVEN THE GO-AHEAD SIGNAL~ ED BY A SMALL ORGANIZATION NAMFD THE WHELMING OPINION IS THAT GIRLS DON'T THE SOVIET NEWSPAPER IZVESTIA SAID TO­ "GERMAN SOC4ALIST STUDENT FEDERATION." LIKE BOYS WITH LONG HAIR BEARS TOO DAY IT IS AFFILIATED WITH LOCAL AFRICAN ARE UNPOPULAR." AND LATIN AMERICAN STUDENT CLUBS.

HOURGLASS

THE OBSERVER BY PAT LANIAS

TOURNAMENT RESUL1~ COSS "LEFTY" SERVANTE COASTEt.> IN THE OF THE BACHELOR'S SINGLE ELIMIN- ATION POCKET BILLARD TOURNAMENT LAST DODGERS •••• FROM LEFT THE LITTLE LEA­ NIGHT IN THE PACIFIC BQ WHEN HE SHOT YANKEES •••• THE LITTLE LEAGUE YANKEES GUE DODGERS ARE: HEAD COACH DICK BOWE, A 79-41 VICTORY OVER KEN FERGUSON WHO FROM LEFT ARE: ASSISTANT COACH, BILL STEVE BATEN, STEVE ELKINS, CHUCK BRASS­ HAD DRAWN A BYO IN THE QUARTERFINALS. WIENER, RICKY BEACH, MARK ELLISON, WELL, LINDY CRAIG, PETE GUASTAMACHIO, LEO ARCANGEL IS IDlF IN THE SEMI-FINALS MIKE MEANS, RON EVANS, TOTO SCHMERSAHL, JIM RHEA, H.G. KEELING, CRAIG BOWE, AND WILL MEET THE WINNER OF THE SID JOHN KAZIMER, HEAD COACH LEO COLLYAR. ASSISTANT COACH ROY HEYBROCK. KNEELING ACKERMAN-LARRY BALIENTI MATCH. KNEELING FROM LEFT: PETE GELZINIS, FROM LEFT DAVIE BERENS-BATBOY, TOMY STEVE MIRACLE, GARY PETERSON, STAN KEELING, JOEY WOLFE, KEN HEYBROCK, INTER-ISLAND ALL-STARS GAME SET GIBBS, LYNN COLLYAR-BATBOY, DON CALVERT STEVE MARTINEZ, JAY HEWITT, DAVID TIET THE EBEYE ISLAND LITTLE LEAGUE ALL­ TIMMY KEELING, DWIGHT BARNA, CHARLES STARS REPRESENTING THE INDIANS, CUBS, TIETZ. COLLEGE CAGE PIRATES, TIGERS, CARDINALS AND YANKEES SCOREBOARD WILL INVADE KWAJALEIN ISLAND TOMORROW THE SPORTS PATROL IN LAST NIGHT'S TOP COLLEGE BASKET- AT 4:30PM AT THE LITTLE LEAGUE FIELD ~Pl's BALL GAMES--EIGHTH RANKED ST. LOUIS WHEN THEY TAKE ON THE 1964 KWAJALEIN BY STEVE SNIDER DOWNED PRINCETON, 90-71 ••• NYU UPSET ALL-STARS COMPRISE OF THE FIRST HALF NEW YORK, DE~. 18 (UPI )--IT'S THE 14TH RANKED PENN STATE, 82-73 ••• 18TH CHAMPION GIANTS, SECOND PLACE CARDINAL '-lEEK BEFORE CHR I STMAS AND THERE ST ILL S PLENTY OF SHOPPING AHEAD FOR SOME OF RANKED BRADLEY BEAT UTAH STATE, 75-69. THIRD PLACE YANKEES AND THE LAST PLACE •• CINCINNATI GOT BY KANSAS, 76-72 ••• DODGERS • THE LEADING CHARACTERS IN THE WORLD OF WILLIAM-AND-MARY EDGED VIRGINIA MILI­ THE YANKFE~ PLACED fiVE BERTHS IN THE SPORTS. TARY, 66-63 ••• FURMAN WENT INTO OVERTIME ALL-STARS SELECTION WHILE THE DODGERS THERE ARE "GIFTS" TO FIND FOR FRIEND BEFORE DEFEATING SOUTH CAROLINA, 79-71 CARRIED FOUR AND THE GIANTS AND THE AND FOE--AND SOME STRICTLY FOR PERSONAL ••• NORTH CAROLINA STATE NIPPED FORDHAM, CARDINALS SENT THREE EACH. USE: 65-64 ••• PROVIDENCE KNOCKED OFF CREIGH­ THER IS NO DOUBT THAT THE KWAJ ALL­ THE CLEVELAND BROWNS--A PAIR OF HAND­ CUfFS FOR A MAN WHO HAS EVERYTHING, TON, 95-90, IN DOUBLE OVERTIME ••• DUQUE­ STARS UNDER THE HEAD COACH OF KEN FAR­ SNE ROLLED OVER COLORADO STATE 75-56. RELL OF THE GIANTS, WILL SHOOT ON FIRS JOHNNY UNITAS OF THE BALTIMORE COLTS, •• IOWA STATE SURPRISED DRAKE, B2-75 •.. WITH EITHER GIANTS JOHN SWAJKOSKI OR WITH AN INSCRIPTION, "NOT TO BE USED UNTIL DECo 27 " MI AM I Of (HI! 0 CLUBBED BOWL I NG GREEN,91- CARDINALS ROD NORTON ON THE MOUND.BoTH THE BALTIMORE COLTS--LEG IRONS FOR 54 ••• \h" If,' FOREST BEAT V I RGI NI A, 88-75 ARE HARD THROWING RIGHTHANDERS WITH AN ••• HOU,~0N WHIPPED TEXAS A&M, 59-49 ••• IDENTICAL FIRST HALF WON AND LOSS RE­ CLEVELANO'S J,MMY BROWN, ALSO FOR USE LOYOLA Of NEW ORLEANS DUMPED TEXAN CORD OF 6.0. SWAJKOSKI HOWEVER, BOAST ON DEC. 27 IN THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL CHRISTIAN, 91-81 ••• AND AUBURN TOPPED OF A TOTAL OF 81 STRIKEOUTS AGAINST LEAGUE'S CHAMPIONSHIP GAME. THE NEW YORK METS--A JUG OF "ETERNAL RICE, 94-71. NORTON'S 61. EACH PITCHER IS ALLOWED OTHER SCORES: HOLY CRoss-92, FAIR­ TO PITCH ONLY TWO INNINGS. THEREFORE, YOUTH JUICE" FOR PITCHER WARREN SPAHN, fIELD-89, DELAWARE ST.-87, MANSFIELD- DODGERS LINDEN CRAIG AND H.G. KEELING WHO DRAINED THE LAST DROP OF HIS OWN 81, KENTUCKY ST.-86, WILBERGORCE-85, AND YANKEES BRANDT SCHMERSAHL AND MIKE SUPPLY BEFORE HE LEFT THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES. CITADEL-96, MARSHALL-84; VIRGINIA ST.- MEANS WILL GO ON THE If TROUBL E SHOOTERS I 98, SHAW U.-82, PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE- LIST. CRAIG HOWEVER, WILL BE THE THIR THE NCAA AND AAU, WHICH SHOULD BE EX­ 97, SLIPPERY ROCK ST. 70 (SEMI-FINAL), TO GO IN WITH SCHMERSAHL TO FOLLOW. CHANGING OLIVE BRANCHES FESTOONED WITH ST. LOUIS-98, PRINCETON-71; INDIANA SWAJKOSKI AND NORTON WILL BE OPPOSING TINSEL--BATTLE AXES, HARPOONS AND EVIL THREATS TO HURL AT EACH OTHER. TECH-96, WILLIAM PENN-69, SOUTH DAKOTA- GLEN TAMA OF THE YANKEES AND TIGERS NEW YORK YANKEES--A NEW IMAGE GUARA­ 14, AUGUSTANA-48,BRADLEY-75,UTAH ST.- JANAR JALIE THE EBEYE ALL-STARS NUMBER NTED TO RESTORE 'EM AS NO. I AT THE 69. TWO ACE PITCHER. ,IAI LEI NC I DENTALL Y ,~ THE EBEYE ALl-STARS LEADING SLUGGER BIG TOWN'S BASEBALL BOX-OFFICE. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S FOOTBALL TEAM-­ MAYS TOPS I LEAGUE AND WILL BE JOINED BY INDIANS TOBIN END ZONE SEATS IN THE ROSE BOWL FOR THE CINCINNATI, DEC. 18 (UPI )--SAN MANUEL AND JEBAN ATLON, THE BAIKI BRO­ COMMITTEE THAT PICKED OREGON STATE (,N­ FRANCISCO GIANT OUTFIELDER WILLIE THERS, LOWA OF THE INDIANS AND KEJLAR STEAD OF SOUTHERN CAL) TO PLAY MICHI­ MAYS WON THE FOURTH NATIONAL LEAGUE OF THE TIGERS, CUBS RANOLD ILAI, PIR­ GAN ON NEW YEAR'S DAY. SLUGGING TITLE OF HIS CAREER TODAY ATES BITEN TELNON AND TIGERS KORAB AN­ TUB IN THEIR OFFENSIVE ATTACK.THE BILE MANAGER RED 5CHOENDIENST OF THE ST. WHEN OFFICIAL FIGURES REVEALED THAT BROTHERS OF THE YANKEES AND ROBERT OF LOUIS CARDINALS--A HANDBOOK FOR EACH HE HAD A .706 PERCENTAGE COMPARED TO THE CARDINALS, PIRATES SIMEON ALLEN, CARDINAL ON "HOW TO STAY SLIM WHILE THE .564 MARK OF THE CHICAGO CUBS' INDIANS LOJELAN JOBA AND CARDINALS TON­ SPENDING THE WINTER ON THE BANQUET CIR­ RON SANTO. EY JITON WILL JOIN FORCES TO BULWARK CUIT CELEBRATING A WORLD SERIES VICTORY' MAYS/ WHO PREVIOUSLY WON THE TITLE THE EBEYE ALL-STARS DEFENSIVE ATTACK. (A SOURCE MIGHT BE THE YANKEES WHO IN 195~, 1955 AND 1957, HAD 578 AT ALEX THE YOUNGER BROTHER OF ROBERT BIL­ HAVEN'T USED THEIRS SINCE 1962). BATS AND 351 TOTAL BASES TO WIN BY A ET IS PROBABLY THE SMALLEST PLAYER IN (CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) LANDSLIDE OVER SANTO, WHO HAD 592 AT THE ALL-STARS GAME BUT FROM WHAT I HAV BATS AND 334 TOTAL BASES. DUNDEE TO MANAGB CLAY OBSERVED, THE DIMINUTIVE AND COLORfUL ROOKIE RICH ALLEN OF THE PHILADEL­ LOUISVILLE, Ky., DEC. 18 (UPI )--THE SECOND BASEMAN AND UTILITY INfiELDER PHIA PHILLIES RANKED THIRD WITH A 10-MEMBER LOCAL GROUP SPONSORING HEA­ PACKS ALOT OF DYNAMITE. ALEX WEARS A .557 PERCENTAGE, FOLLOWED BY R,CO VYWEIGHT BOXING CHAMPION CASSIUS (Mu­ YANKEE UNifORM BEARING A #12 JERSEY. CARTY OF THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES AT .554 HAMMED ALI) CLAY THURSDAY NIGHT NAMED AND FRANK ROBINSON OF THE CINCINNATI FIL-AMERICANS TOY GREYHOUNDS TRAINER ANGELO DUNDEE THE FIGHTER'S REDS AT .548. THE FIL-AMERICANS TOYED WITH THE GRE MANAGER. THE TOP 10 ALSO INCLUDED ORLANDO HOUNDS 13-2 LAST NIGHT IN THE FINAL DUNDEE, OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, SUCCEEDS CEPEDA OF THE GIANTS (.539), B,LLY FIRST ROUND GAME IN THE WESTERN DIVISI LOUISVILLE DISTILLERY EXECUTIVE W,LLIAM WILLIAMS OF THE CUBS (.532), HANK TONIGHT THE WEST MOVES TO BRANDON FAVERSHAM, WHO RESIGNED AS CLAY'S MAN­ AARON OF THE BRAVES (.514) AND JIM fiELD TO COMMENCE THEIR SECOND ROUND OF AGER FOLLOWING TWO RECENT HEART ATTACKS HART OF THE GIANTS AND JOE TORRE PLAY WHILE THE EAST TAKES OVER DALLY. AND STILL IS HOSPITALIZED. Of THE BRAVES (.498 EACH). THE FIL-AMERICANS BACKED UP CEE HINT­ DREW BROWN, ONE OF THE MEN WHO HELPED ALLEN, THE PHILLIES' BRILLIANT ACUTAN'S 3-HIT PITCHING BY RATTLING TRAIN CLAY, WAS NAMED ASSISTANT TRAIN­ THIRD BASEMAN, EDGED OUT MAYS BY ONE II HITS OFF LOSER JOE KAUAHIKAUA. ER. BASE, 352-351, fOR THE TOTAL BASE BELL AND COSTORIO BOTH WOUND UP WITH A SPOKESMAN FOR THE GROUP SAID DUN­ CHAMPIONSHIP. BUT HE ALSO SET A NEW A PERFECT NIGHT AT THE PLATE WITH THREE DEE WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE AS CLAY'S LEAGUE MARK BY STRIKING OUT 138 TIMES. AND TWO HITS EACH RESPECTIVELY WHILE TRAINER, AND FAVERSHAM ALSO WILL RE­ TORRE ALSO WOUND UP WITH AN UNWANTED RONNIE ORILLO AIDED WITH A DOUBLE AND MAIN A MEMBER OF THE SPONSORING GROUP. DISTINCTION WHEN HE RAPPED INTO A A SINGLE. CLAY, IN CHICAGO THURSDAY NIGHT TO LEAGUE-HIGH OF 26 DOUBLE PLAYS. ATTEND THE FUNERAL Of SLAIN SINGER SAM COOKE, A PERSONAL FRIEND, DID NOT ATT­ END THE MEETING. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS FRIDAY ECEMBER 1964 ~ ~------~------~~~------~----~ CLUB NOTICES mO"te6 :Jontgkt NOTICES MICRONESIAN STUDY GROUP WILL MEET TUESDAY, DEC. 22 AT 8 PM IN THE FINE HELP WANTED ARTS BLDG. THE EVENINGS PROGRAM WILL SHOWT IME 7 & 9 BE PROVIDED BY A MARSHALLESE CHOIR YOKWE YUK KATHY 0 * GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HAS THE FOLLOWING SINGING CHRISTMAS CAROLS. ALL ISLAND (CINEMASCOPE) OPENINGS: RFSIDENTS ARE WELCOME. DAN DURYEA, JAN STERLING CLERK-TYPIST FULL-TIME COMEDY DRAMA SECRETARY FULL-TIME GIRL SCOUTS NEED HELP--A WOMAN WILLING CLERK-CASH'ER FOR COMMISSARY TO WORK WITH THE AMERICAN AND MARSHAL­ SHOWTIME 7:30 PART-TIME LESE GIRL SCOUT LEADERS IN HELPING TO MR. PEABODY & THE BAG-BOY PART-TIME ESTABLISH THE GIRL SCOUT TROOP ON RICHARDSON MERMA I D * EBEYE IS NEEDED. THE KWAJALEIN CADEnE (BLACK & WHITE) ApPLY AT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES' INDUS­ TROOP IS DOING A BEAUTIFUL JOB IN THIS ANN BLYTH, WILLIAM POWELL TRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE IN THE TERMIN­ PROGRAM OF INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP COMEDY AL ANNEX BUILDING BUT WE NEED ONE MORE ADULT. THE ONLY REQUIREMENTS ARE INTEREST SHOWTIME 7:30-12:15 FULL AND PART-TIME FOOD AND BAR AND TIME. PLEASE CALL PRISCILLA CAM­ OCEAN VIEW BEAU JAMES * WAITERS WANTED AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. ERON 570. (COLOR) CALL 419. BOB HOPE, VERA MI LES TEEN "TREE DECORATING" NITE--SUNDAY COMEDY DRAMA FULL-TIME MALE OR FEMALE CASHIER NIGHT, DEC. 20, THE TEEN CLUB WILL WANTED FOR THE SNACK BAR. SEE JOHN DECORATE THE TEEN CLUB AND PUT UP THE SHOWTIME 8 BENSON. CHRISTMAS TREE. ALL MEMBERS WHO WISH RO I NAMUR THE CONJUGAL BED TO HELP SHOULD BE AT THE TEEN CLUB AT (BLACK & WH ITE) CLERK-STENO, FULL-TIME PERMANENT 7 PM SHARP. UGO TOGNAZZI, MARIAN VLADY POSITION AVAILABLE JAN. 4 1965. LIM­ COMEDY A •• MATTER OF TASTE Y & C. No! ITED PAY-ROLL EXPERIENCE DESIRED. CUB SCOUT PACK MEETING WILL BE HELD INQUIRE KTS RANGE OPERATIONS BLDG. AT CORAL SANDS BEACH AT 7:30 PM DEC. PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS KENTRON HAWAI I, LTD. CALL 596/2135. 22. TRANSPORTATION WILL LEAVE THE EACH FILM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS COMMISSARY PARKING LOT AT 7:15 PM. WELL AS SUITABILITY FOR PERSONS OF RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA HAS AN VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED OPENING FOR A STENO-TYPIST IN THE PROTESTANT JUNIOR CHOIR WILL REHEARSE ARE: A .ADULTS Y•. YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 TRADEX ENGINEERING OFFICE, ROI NAMUR. SATURDAY AT 9=30 AM AT THE CHAPEL. C •• CHILDREN. PLEASE CONTACT R.V. MOSER AT 9-8-362. FOLLOWING THE REHEARSAL WILL BE A ~No RATING AVAilABLE ChRISTMAS PARTY ON THE LAWN. FOR SALE YOKWE YUK BUFFET IS CANCELLED FOR BUT WHOSE LAW1 CA RR I ERA I R CON D I T ION ER , I ~- TON, I N TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT. Moscow, DEC. 18 (UPI)--A Moscow CITY GOOD CONDITION ASSORTED CURTAINS, COURT HAS STRUCK A BLOW FOR THE PR I NC 1- RODS AND FIXTURES AUTOMATIC CLOTHES ANNOUNCEMENTS PLE "INNOCENT UN. IL PROVED GUILTY" IN DRYlR, EXCELLENT CONDITION. CALL 2275. A TEST CASE DECISION LITERARY GAZETTE CUB SCOUT COMMITTEE MEETING WILL BE SAID THURSDAY. CAMENA-VOICE TAPE RECORDER, MODEL HELD MONDAY, DEC. 21 AT 7:30 IN THE THIS IS TO BE THE GUIDING PRINCIPLE 1200. REVERSEOMATIC, 3 MOTORS AND FINE ARTS BLDG. OF THE GEORGE SEITZ IN SOVIET COURTS FROM NOW ON, SUPREME TR~NSISTORIZED. CALL 2252. SCHOOL. COURT CHAIRMAN ALEXANDER GORKIN SAIO IN A RECENT IZVESTIA NEWSPAPER ARTICLE. M-TChED PAIR SHURE MODEL 545 UNIDYNE SCHOOL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM--GRADES 5 AND THE ACTION IN THE SVERDLOVSK DISTRICT III MICROPhONES WITH S33B DESK STANDS. 6, JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR AND HIGH COURT WAS BELIEVED TO BE ONE OF THE JOHN SIMS CORAL 202 SCHOOL CHOIR WILL PRESENT A CHRISTMAS FIRST LEGAL DECISIONS SERVING TO IMPLE­ PROGRAM TONIGHT, DEC. 18 AT 7 PM IN MENT THE AXIOM WHICH HAS NEVER BEEN SLIDe PROJECTOR, MANON CABINAT WITH THE FINE ARTS BLDG. PARENTS OF CHILD­ WRITTEN INTO THE SOVIET CRIMINAL CODE. EXTRA SLIDE TRAYS. FISCHER STEREO REN ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND. THE MATTER CROPPED UP IN A LIBEL AMPLIFIER MoDEL X202B, 80 wAT1S, WAL­ SUIT AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT ORGAN Iz­ NUT CASE. SEE AT TR. 724 OR CALL 2434 SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN--ALL YOU VESTIA ON THIS VERY SUBJECT. CHILDREN GATHER 'ROUND THE HAMILTON's PROVINCIAL PROCURATOR G. FILIMONOV ONE CARTRIDGE MAGAZINE LOADING TAPE. HOUSE, 205-B, ON MONDAY, DEC. 21 OF CHELYABINSK CHALLENGED THE NEWS­ 1812 OVERTURE BY TCHAIKOVSKI. CONTACT THROUGH WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23. SANTA PAPER's WOMAN COMMENTATOR OLGA CHAI­ SOLIS AT GEN. MESS 415 AFTER 8 PM. WILL BE IN FRONT, STARTING AT 6:30 PM KOVSKAYA, ON THE BASIS OF AN ARTICLE TO TALK AND SING TO ALL YOU CHILDREN. SHE WROTE SEPTEMBER 9 ENTITLED "DAN­ ONE LIVE CHRISTMAS TREE, 7 FT. TALL, OH YES, SANTA SAID ALL YOU GROWN-UPS GEROUS IGNORANCE." PERFECT. CALL 2348. ARE WELCOME TOO. HE SAID IT CONTRADICTED HIS VIEW OF "GUILTY UNTIL PROVED INNOCENT." HE RIVER FRONTAGE LOT ON UPPER TRUCKEE SAN BERNARDINO, CALIF., DEC. 18 (UPI SAID IT DEFAMED HIM AND CLAIMED HE HAD RIVER IN LAKE TAHOE, CALIFORNIA. --FORMER PRESIDENT EISENHOWER SAID TO­ BEEN LIBELLED. CALL 2168 DAYS AND 2327 EVENINGS. DAY HE HOPED HE PERSONALLY COULD HELP HE BROUGHT THE LIBEL ACTION UNDER AN TO "GET THE REPUBLICAN PARTY BACK TO­ ARTICLE OF THE CIVIL CODE BUT THE COURT SMALL PORTABLE ELECTRIC ORGAN. CON­ GETHER" AGAIN, BUT SAID HE WOULD TAKE THREW IT OUT. THE COURT SIDED WITH TACT AL CLARK 412 DAYS ONLY. NO PART IN ANY DISPUTE OVER THE STATUS MISS CHAIKOVSKAYA AND HER VIEWS, LIT­ OF NATIONAL CHARIMAN DEAN BURCH. ERARY GAZETTE SAID. MINOLTA SR-7 35MM CAMERA FI.4/58 MM - EISENHOWER'S ARRIVAL HERE BY TRAIN $110 LENS AUTO-RoOKOR F2.8/35MM - FROM HARRISBURG, PA., FOR HIS WINTER PO~T ON "TWO CHINAS" $43. LENS AUTO ROKKER F2 8/135MM - VISIT WAS MARRED BY A TELEPHONED NEW YORK, DEC. 18 (UPI)--THE TABLOID $48. 55MM UV FILTER $2 80. LATEST DrATH THREAT THAT BROUGHT AN EXTRA SE­ NEW YORK POST SAID TODAY U.S. SHOULD MODEL, ONLY USED A COUPLE OF TIMES. CURITY GUARD OF 30 UNIFORMED AND PLAIN ADOPT IRISH FOREIGN MINISTER FRANK CALL 2786 AFTER 5 PM. CLOTHES DETECTIVES TO THE DEPOT. AIKEN'S "Two CHINA" PROPOSAL BEFORE CAPT NEIL PYATTE OF SAN BERNARDINO IT IS TOO LATE. LOST SAID THE THREAT WAS APPARENTLY A HOAX, IN AN EDITORIAL ENTITLED "A WARNING AND MR. AND MRS. EISENHOWER MET NO DIF­ SIGNAL FROM TAIWAN," THE POST SAIO: CHILD'S BLACK PURSE SHAPED LIKE A FICULTY BEFORE MOTORING TO THEIR WIN­ "DEFECTION TO PEKING OF A HIGH-RANK­ BEAR'S HEAD. PURSE WAS LOST BETWEEN TER HOME AT PALM DEsrRT. ING NATIONALIST INTELLIGENCE OFFICER SPECIAL SERVICES AND MACY'S AND CON­ THE FORMER PRESIDENT WAS ASKED WHETH SHOULD SOUND I N WASH I NGTON LIKE A 'FIRE­ TAINED $19. CALL 585. ER HE THOUGHT BURCH ShOULD BE RETAINED BELL IN THE NIGHT.' Hr MADE IT CLEAR HE WOULD N01 LNTER "How MANY POTENTIAL DEFECTORS ARE FOUND THAT FIGHT. THERE AMONG THE CHIANG LEGIONS ON TAI­ WAN? PAIR OF CHILDS SANDALS WITH GOLD WANTED "A TWO-CHINA SOLUTION BASED ON TAI­ BRAID STRAPS. CALL 626 OR QTRS. 424-C. WAN'S RIGHT TO INDEPENDENCE MAY BE POS­ 10 BORROW COLLEGf CHEMISTRY OR CHEM­ SIBLE TODAY; IN A FEW YEARS IT MAY BE WANTED ICAL ENGINEERING TEX1S. CALL 2201 TOO LATE, THOUGH CHIANG'S SUCCESSORS MAY BE LESS RESOLUTE THAN HE. WALKIE TALKIE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT. To BUY TICKETS TO THE NEW YEAR'S EVE CALL 2348. PARTY AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. CALL 2201. --