J.. THE FIRST DAijLY PAPER PUBL~SHED WEST OF THE iNTERNAT~ONAL DATELINE !S HIGH TIDE LOW T~DE 12-24-64 ~2-24-64 ~ AT I 0244 3.6 AT 0850 64 4.2 AT 2100 HOURGLASS L9 AT 1434 VOL 5 NO 1885 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ~SLANDS WEDNESDAY 23 DECEMBER 1964 iN TODAYUS KillER STORM CONTINUES HOURGLASS FOREIGN AID FUNDS NEXT TO LASH WESTERN STATES CLASSIFIED PG 6 C~UB NOTES 6 IN JOHNSON BUDGET WORK FORTUNA, CALIF., DEC. 23 (UPI)--DEATH-DEALING, JOHNSON CITY, DECo 23 (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON, COMMUNITY GALE FORCE WINDS SENT RIVERS RAMPAGING OVER THEIR F!NDING CAUSE fOR OPTIMISM IN HIS BUDGET-CUTTING SERVICES BANKS IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AND OREGON TODAY, DRIVE, TURNED ATTENTiON TODAY TO THE CONTROVER­ SCHEDULE CUTTING COMMUNICATIONS, RAIL TRAFfiC AND ROADS, 3 SIAL MONEY MATTER Of FOREIGN AID. LOCAL NEWS SWEEPING AWAY BRIDGES AND DRIVING THOUSANDS FROM AGRICULTURE AND POSTAL PROBLEMS ALSO WERE ON Mov i ES THEIR HOMES. ~ THE AGENDA IN HIS CLOSE-TO-DEADLINE TALKS WITH SPORTS GOV. EDMUND G. BROWN OF CALIFORNIA AND GOV. 5 TOP AIDES ON HOW MUCH SPENDING CAN BE CUT TO MEET SPECIAL MARK HATFIELD OF OREGON PROCLAIMED THE STRICKEN HiS GOAL OF KEEPING THE BUDGET UNDER $100 BILLION SERVICES AREAS IN THEIR STATES AS DISASTER ZONESQ NEXT YEAR. HOLIDAY THE CHRISTMAS WEEK STORMS CLAIMED AT LEAST SIX THESE MEETiNGS, WHICH JOHNSON BEGAN AT HIS SCHEDULE LIVES AND ANOTHER PERSON WAS MISSING. RANCH MONDAY, WERE HIGHLIGHTED YESTERDAY BY AN­ WALL STREET MORE THAN 5,000 PERSONS OLEO THEIR ~------~------~------~NOUNCEMENT THAT HE HAD GIVEN A GO­ HOMES IN THE TWO STATES. AHEAD FOR DEVELOPMENT Of A "GIGANTIC" ALL MAJOR ROADS BETWEEN CALIFORNIA NEW TRANSPORT PLANE TO HAUL TROOPS OR AND OREGON WERE BLOCKED BY FLOOD WA­ POLICY GROUP TIED MILITARY CARGO AT JET SPEED ANYWHERE TERS OR SLIDES. HATFIELD DECLARED IN ON RESERVE CHANGE IN THE WORLD, DUBBED THE "C5". AN EMERGENCY BROADCAST THAT THE SITU­ WASHINGTON, DECo 23 (UPI)--THE DEfEN­ DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S. McNAMARA ATION COULD GROW WORSE. SE DEPARTMENT RESERVE FORCES POLiCY ANNOUNCED JOHNSON HAD APPROVED INCLU­ ALMOST EVERY STREAM IN WESTERN ORE­ BOARD TODAY WAS REPORTED TO HAVE DIVID­ SION OF $~57 MILLION IN NEXT YEAR'S GON WAS FLOODED, BRIDGES WERE WASHED ED EQUALLY ON THE QUESTION OF APPROVING BUDGET TO BEGIN THE PROJECT, WHICH UL­ AWAY AND THE GOVERNOR WARNED RESIDENTS THE PROPOSED MERGER OF THE ARMY RESER­ TIMATELY WILL COST $750 MILLION IN DE­ IN SOME AREAS TO BOIL DRINKING WATER VES INTO THE NATIONAL GUARDo VELOPMENT AND ONE BILLION DOLLARS IN TO AVOID CONTAMINATION. THE BOARD, HEADED BY A CIV!LIAN, IS PRODUCT ION FEES. McNAMARA SA 10 HE " I Two PERSONS DROWNED WHEN THEY WERE AN ADViSORY GROUP ESTABLISHED BY LAW HOPED TO HAVE 58 OF THE GARGANTUAN SWEPT AWAY IN THE SWIFT CURRENT OF A BUT EMPOWERED ONLY TO MAKE RECOMMENDA­ CRAFT FLYiNG BY THE MIDDLE OF 1969. FLOODED CREEK IN DOUGLAS COUNTY, ORE., TIONS TO DEfENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S. McNAMARA ALSO SAID THAT MILITARY AND ANOTHER WAS SWEPT AWAY WHEN A CAR McNAMARA. JOHN SLEZAK, ilLINOIS iND~­ SPEND!NG IN THE NEXT BUDGET WOULD BE WENT THROUGH A BARRICADE AT A COLLAPS­ RIALlST, IS CHA1I1MAN. PERHAPS $500 MILLION LOWER THAN IN THE ED BRIDGE EAST OF THE DALLES. THE PENTAGON OFFICIALLY SAID ONLY CURRENT ONE, WHICH IS EHPECTED TO TOTAL THAT THE BOARD MET, BUT INFORMED SOUR­ $49.8 BILLION IN DEFENSE OUTLAYS. WATER PLANT OPENED CES SAID THE VOTE WAS 6-6 ON A PROPOSAL AHEAD OF SCHEDULE TO APPROVE THE MERGERo S'X MEMBERS KHANH ASKS REBUFF WERE ABSENT. OF MERIC KWAJALEIN, DEC. 23--THE BIGGEST SIN- McNAMARA ANNOUNCED ON DEC. 12 THAT A AN EFFORT GLE PROJECT THAT GLOBAL HAS COMPLETED HIS BUDGET PROPOSALS WILL RECOMMEND AN SAIGON, DEC. 23 (UPI )--SOUTH V.ET- THIS YEAR IS THE RELOCATION OF THE INCREASE fROM 400,000 TO 550,000 IN NAMESE MILITARY LEADERS WERE REPORTED WATER DISTILLATION PLANT FROM BEHIND NATIONAL GUARD AUTHORIZED STRENGTH AND TODAY TO BE CONSIDERING A PROPOSAL THAT THE PACIFIC BQ OUT TO THE FILTER PLANT THE ELIMINATION OF THE 3oo,OOO-MAN OR- THEY ADOPT A GO-IT-ALONE POLICY WITH­ AREA ON LAGOON ROAD. THIS PROJECT IS GANIZED ARMY RESERVES. THE RESERVISTS OUT AMERICAN HELP IN THE ANTI-COMMUNIST PHASe I OF THE OVERALL PROJECT APPRO- WOULD BE GIVEN A CHANCE TO JOIN THE WAR. VED BY THE ARMY TO EXPAND OUR WATER GUARD. USUALLY RELIABLE SOURCES SAID LT. GEN~ MAKING CAPACITY ON KWAJALEIN. PHASE No INFORMATION WAS AVAILABLE ON WHICH NGUYEN KHANH, COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF 2 WILL BE THE INSTALLATION OF THE NEW MEMBERS OF THE BOARD WERE ABSENT. THE ARMED FORCES, PROPOSED A CAMPAIGN BUILDING AND LARGE DISTILLATION UNIT RUSK WARNS ASSEMBLY OF SUSTAINED ANTI-AMERICANISM AT A THAT HAVE BEEN RELOCATED FROM ENIWETOK MEETING YESTERDAY OF THE GENERALS WHO A REAL FRINGE BENEFIT HAS BEEN GAIN- ON US ING U S CASH PURGED THE CIVILIAN HIGH NATIONAL COUN- EO BY THIS RELO~ATtON. Now THE MEN ~ • CIL AND ARRESTED SOME OF ITS MEMBERS. WHO LIVE IN PACIFIC BQ WILL NOT HAVE WASHINGTON, DECo 23 (UPI )--SECRETARY THE MOVE BROUGHT CRITICISM FROM U.S. TO TRY TO SLEEP WITH SEVEN NOISY DIE- OF STATE DEAN RUSK WARNED TODAY THAT GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AND PRESSURE FROM SEL ENGINES RUNNING 24 HOURS A DAY THE U.Ne GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHOULD BE U.S o AMBASSADOR MAXWELL D. TAYLOR TO JUST OUTSIDE THEIR WINDOWS. OVER A CAREFUL BEFORE SPENDING OTHER PEOPLE'S RESTORE THE HIGH COUNCIL OR RISK A YEAR AGO MR. RICHARD~, MANAGER OF GLO- MONEY. REVISION OF PLANS FOR MAJOR INCREASES BAL'S ECU DEPARTMENT, DETERMINED THAT WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO U.N. IN AMERICAN AID. THIS PROJECT SHOULD BE ACCOMPLISHED. PEACE-KEEPING OPERATIONS AND THEIR COS~ THE SOURCES SAID KHANH TOLD THE GEN- THE JOB WAS STARTED WITH THE BLESSING RUSK SAID THE SECURITY COUNCIL HAD ERALS THE ARMY COULD GET ALONG WITH­ OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, COL. CRANE, "PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY" UNDER THE CHAR-'OUT AMERICAN AID. THEY SAID HE ALSO IN SEPTEMBER OF THIS YEAR. THE ORIG- TER. TOLD THE GENERALS THEY NO LONGER SHOU- INAL SCHEDULED DATE OF COMPLETION WAS HE ADDEO "THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ALSO LD TOLERATE TAYLOR'S EFFORTS TO FORCE 19 DECEMBER. THE ACTUAL RELOCATION HAS RESPONSIBILITY IN THIS AS IN OTHER THEM TO FREE THE ARRESTED CIVILIANS OF THE UNITS WAS REALLY A LESSER PART MATTERS. AND TO REINSTATE THE COUNCIL, THE OF 1 E JVERALL JOB BECAUSE THE REAL '~E FEEL THAT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY NATION'S ACTING LEGISLATURE. WORK CONSISTED OF REBUILDING THE UNITS OUGHT TO DEfER, AT LEAST fOR A TIME, TO WHICH HAD BEEN IN OPERATION THROUGH THE SECURITY COUNCIL, IN ORDER THAT NASSER CONFESSES TWO DRY SEASONS WITHOUT ANY OVERHAULo THE SECURITY COUNCIL'S PRIMARY RESPON­ PORT SAID, DEC. 23 (UPI )--U.A.R PRES­ BECAUSE OF THIS, WE MUST GIVE THE MEN SIBiLITY CAN BE MADE EFFECTIVE." IDENT GAMAL ABDEL NASSER SAID TONIGHT WHO WORKED ON THE CREW CREDIT FOR PER­ NOTING THAT FIVE PERCENT OF THE CON­ [EGYPT HAS SENT ARMS TO THE CONGOLESE FORMING A NUMBER OF SMALL MIRACLES. TRIBUTIONS TO THE U.No ARE BY NATIONS ~ATIONALISTS (REBELS) "AND WE WILL CON­ IN THE BEGINNING, WE WERE FACED WITH THAT CONTROL TWO-THIRDS Of THE VOTE IN IT I NUE TO SEND ARMS." AN EMBARGO ON AIR SHIPMENT Of PARTS THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, RUSK SAID THE AT THE SAME TIME, NASSER DENOUNCED DUE TO HIGHER PRIORITY DEMANDS IN OTH­ UNITED STATES BELIEVED THOSE "WHO MAKE lAS "AGGRESSION" THE COMBINED BELGIAN­ ER AREAS OF THE FAR EAST. THE MEN ON SUBSTANTIAL FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO ~MERICAN OPERATION AT STANLEYVILLE LAST THE CREW MADE PARTS, REBUILT ONE UNIT UoNo OUGHT TO BE LISTENED TO WITH CON­ MONTH, WHEN BELGIAN PARATROOPERS JUMPED OUT OF TWO, AND PERFORMED OTHER MIR­ SIDERABLE RESPECT BY THE GENERAL MEM­ FROM U.S. TRANSPORT PLANES INTO THE ACLES Of INGENUITY TO KEEP THE JOB BERSHIP." ~ORMER REBEL CAPITAL AND RESCUED HUN­ ROLLING AND GIVE US WATER ON TIME If DREDS OF WHITES HELD HOSTAGE BY THE WE NEEDED IT. LONDON, DECo 23 (UPI )--AMERICAN C,VIL REBELS4 (CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE) RIGHTS LEADER DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING NASSER ALSO ANGRILY ATTACKED THE U.S. SAID ON TELEVISION TONIGHT THAT THE U. OR FAILING TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY rOOD WASHINGTON, DEC. 23 (UPI )--SECRETARyls. COULD HAVE A NEGRO PRESIDENT WITH­ ~UPPLI£S THAT EGYPT REQUESTED, SAYING or STATE DEAN RUSK WARNED OTHER NATIO~ IN 25 YEARS. IIF THE U.S. DOES NOT LIKE EGYPT'S TERMS THAT THEIR RELATIONS WITH THE U.S. MAY KING WAS QUESTIONED IN THE BBC PRO- OR PAYMENT IT "CAN GO DRINK SEA - BE AFFECTED IF THEY 00 NOT PROTECT GRAM "ENCOUNTER". ,.JATER. " U.S. DIPLOMATIC INSTALLATIONS. ______PAGE 2 HOURGLASS PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFI­ POPULAT ION UP POWER BLOCS SHIFT CER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL IS­ WASHINGTON, DEC. 23 (UPI)--THE U.S. IN ITALIAN RACE ROME, DEC. 23 (UPI)--ITALIAN COM­ LA NOS 0 CONTRA CT DA -0 I 002 I AM C- 90004 tf) POPULATION ROSE TO APPROXIMATELY 192,- (NI 2 367156 ) 35133A PMR WITH GLOBAL 320,000 ON Nov. I, THE CENSUS BUREAU MUNISTS TODAY THREW, THEIR WEIGHT BE­ HIND SOCIALIST "COMRADE" PIETRO NENNI ASSOC IATES 0 SAID TUESDAY. THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY THE LATEST ESTIMATE REPRESENTED AN IN EUROPE'S LONGEST AND BITTEREST PRE~ MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR INCREASE OF 12,957,000 OR 7.2 PERCENT IDENTIAL ELECTION, BUT CHRISTIAN DEMO­ NOTICES IS 4PM THE DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ OVER APRIL I, 196o, IHE DATE OF THE CRATIC CANDIDATE GIOVANNI LEONE KEPT TION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS MOST RECENT CENSUS HIS LEAD IN THIS MORNING'S 13TH BALLOT lOAM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. WHEN ARMED FORCES ABROAD ARE INCLUD­ FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE EIGHT DAYS THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ED IN THE CENSUS FIGURE, THE Nov. I Of VOTING, THE RACE FOR ITALY'S HIGH­ EST GOVERNMENT POSITION NARROWED DOWN EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. ESTIMATED IS 193,038,000. TO TWO MEN, ALTHOUGH SOME OTHER CANDI­ COLE RESPONDING TO COBALT; DATES STILL HAD A fEW BACKERS A MAJORITY Of 482 VOTES BY THE COM­ EDITOR: NEIL PHELPS-MuNSON MIGHT GO HOME FOR CHRISTMAS BINED CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES AND SENATE ASST EDITOR: DICK VETH SANTA MONICA, CALif DEC 23 (UPI)-­ IS NEEDED TO WIN. LEONE POLLED 393 AND STAFF: REBECCA LLEWELLYN DELUGE Of MAIL AND OTHER MESSAGES A NENNI 351 RUTH LONDON fROM HIS THOUSANDS OF FANS LIFTED THE THIS MEANT THAT LEONE WAS DOWN EIGHT AUDREY STRATMANN SPIRITS TODAY OF NAT KING COLE, HOS­ VOTES fROM THE 401-THE HIGHEST HE HAS PEGGY TEMPLIN PITALIZED FOR COBALT TREATMENT OF A RECEIVED-POLLED DURING YESTERDAY'S 12T LUNG TUMOR BALLOT "HE's FEELING FINE AND IN HIGH SPIRITS;' UNTIL NOW, THE BEST THE 73-YEAR-OLD OFFICIAL BULLETIN A SPOKESMAN fOR THE RECORD I NG STAR SAID. SOCIALIST LEADER, WHO IS VICE PREMIER DUTY OFFICER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE DOCTORS SAID THE COBALT TREATMENT IS IN THE CURRENT CENTER-LEfT GOVERNMENT, DATE HOME PHONE SHRINKING THE TUMOR AND THAT COLE, 45, HAS DONE WAS 104. IS RESPONDING WELL. 22 DEC 64 LT. COL. W.Wo CRUM 604 THE COMMUNISTS THROWING HIM THEIR 23 DEC 64 CAPT. L.O. COX 2334 COLE HOPES TO BE ABLE TO GO HOME 253 VOTES PUT HIM CLOSE BEHIND LEONE 24 DEC 64 2ND LT. D.W. OLIVER 602 FOR CHRISTMAS DAY AT LEAST, BUT MAY THE PARLIAMENT FAILED fOR A RECORD 25 DEC 64 *LT COL. R~W. ZINN 746 BE SENT HOME ON ONLY A ONE-DAY BASIS 14TH TIME TO ELECT A PRESIDENT, APPA­ 26 DEC 64 *CAPT. R.O. CASE 2201 IF HIS DOCTORS THINK IT BEST. RENTLY TOUCHING OFF A DRIVE TO REACH 27 DEC 64 *CAPT. H.D. VERRY 2438 THE MAIL DIRECTED TO COLE AT THE ACCORD ON A COMPLETELY NEW CANDIDATE 28 DEC 64 CArT. WILLIAM CIBOSKY 798 HOSPITAL HAS BEEN THE HEAVIEST IN HIS- ACCEPTABLE TO THE PARTIES IN THE GOV­ 29 DEC 64 CAPT. H.D. VERRY 2438 TORY THERE, INCLUDING TWO STATION WAG- ERNMENT COALITION. *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLI­ ONS fULL IN A SINGLE DAY DAYS DUTY OFFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN SO MANY TELEPHONE CALLS WERE RECEIV­ TEST SITE COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRE­ ED THAT THE HOSPITAL, ST. JOHN'S HAD WALL STREET TODAY SENTATIVE DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL TO STOP TAKING MESSAGES STOCK PRICES CLOSED LOWER TODAY AND WORKING HOURS. "I HAVE SEEN fOUR BIG BOXES OF EVEN THE PREVIOUSLY BUOYANT BLUE CHIPS CHRISTMAS CARDS,tt ONE SPOKESMAN SAID CHEMICALS LOST SOME GROUND. TRADING LAST NIGHT. WAS MODERATE NEW TRANSPORT DWARFS COLE, ONE Of THE MOST SUCCESSfUL Of EASTMAN KODAK SURRENDERED SOME OF IT FORMER BIGGEST 707 ALL RECORDING ARTISTS, WAS HOSPITALIZID EARLY STRENGTH Du PONT GAVE UP AN EA~ WASHINGTON, DEC 23 (UPI)--THE PRO­ DEC. 8 fOR TREATMENT OF EXHAUSTION AND LEAD OF MORE THAN 3 AND MOVED INTO THE JECTED GIANT TRANSPORT PLANE APPROVED VIRUS. TESTS DISCLOSED THE LUNG TUMOR. RED UNION CARBIDE MANAGED TO RESIST BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON YESTERDAY WOULD HIS DOCTORS DID NOT SAY WHETHER THE SOME OF THE SELLING BE ROUGHLY TWICE THE SIZE OF AMERICA'S AILMENT WAS CANCEROUS COBALT TREAT- FORD AND GENERAL MOTORS SKIDDED NEAR BIGGEST CIVIL JET, THE BOEING INTER MENT IS USUALLY GIVEN FOR CANCER, AL­ LY I EACH. CHRYSLER AND AMERICAN MOTOR TINENTAL 707 THOUGH IT MAY BE USED fOR OTHER CAUSES. EASED FRACTION4LLY. DIMENSIONS Of THE GIANT TRANSPORT HIS OOCTORS INDICATED NO PLANS AT COMSAT TOOK ANOTHER SHARP DROP DESP ARE UNKNOWN BECAUSE THE THREE MANUFAC­ THIS TIME FOR SURGERY. NEWS IT WILL TRY TO LAUNCH ITS fiRST TURERS DOING PRELIMINARY DESIGN WORK SATELLITE AS SOON AfTER MARCH I AS HAVE NOT REVEALED SPECIFIC MEASUREM~TS MURPHY ASKS ATTENTION POSSIBLE STANDARD OIL (N.J.) SHOWED BUT THE BOEING, LOCKHEED AND DOUGLAS TO FARM LABOR PROGRAM A SMALL GA I N ON A COMPANY fORECAST Of DESIGNS ALL CALL FOR A PLANE THAT 0 Los ANGELES, DEC. 23 (UPI}--SEN.- RECORD EARNINGS FOR 1964 AND FURTHER TODAY'S JETLINERS. ELECT GEORGE MURPHY HAS ASKED PRESI- GAINS IN 1965 HERE ARE SOME FACTS AND fiGURES OF DENT JOHNSON'S "URGENT ATTENTION If TO STEELS WERE NARROWLY MIXED. THE "CX-HLS" COMPARED WITH THE BIGGEST THE FARM LABOR PROGRAM THAT COULD DAM- TODAY'S VOLUME WAS 4,470,000 SHARES. BOEING 707 MODEL' CX-HLS B707 AGE CALIFORNIA'S ENTIRE ECONOMY. Of A TOTAL 1351 ISSUES TRADED 451 WERE WEIGHT 725,000 328,000 IN A LETTER SENT YESTERDAY TO THE HIGHER AND 616 LOWER CARGO CAPACITY 250,000 100,000 PRESIDENT MURPHY SAID REGULATIONS AN- AMERICAN EXCHANGE VOLUME WAS 1,600,- PASSENGER CAPACITY 700 189 NOUN CEO LAST WEEK BY LABOR SECRETARY 000 SHARES. BONDS VOLUME AMOUNTED TO SPEED 550MPH 597MPH WILLARD WIRTZ "POSE SERIOUS PROBLEMS $7,820,000 RANGE (ESTIMATED) 6,500 MILES5,735 AND CUTBACKS WITH RESULTANT DAMAGE AT&T 66 5/8 DAC 29 1/8 RCA 31 3/4 • ENGINE THRUST (ApPROX) 100,000 72, TO OUR STATE'S ENTIRE ECONOMY" POUNDS MURPHY ASKED THE CH I Ef EXECUT I VE' S WILL BU I LD MOTEL "GOOD COMMON SENSE IN REVIEWING THIS NEAR LBJ RANCH HOPE AMONG ROYALTY MATTER." HE SAID THAT NO ONE COULD STONEWALL, TEX., DEC 23 (UPI)--A BANGKOK, DEC. 23 (UPI)--AMERICAN co­ tI REA SONA BLY PROPOSE US I NG I MPORTED LA - V I RG I N I A MAN PLANS TO BU I LD A MOTEL MEDIAN BOB HOPE DINED WITH THE KING BOR WHEN DOMESTIC WORKERS ARE READY, AND RESTAURANT ABOUT A MILE FROM THE AND QUEEN OF THAILAND WEDNESDAY NIGHT WILLING AND ABLE TO DO THE WORK" LBJ RANCH ON LAND SOUGHT BY THE STATE AND INTRODUCED TO THEIR MAJESTIES HIS MURPHY SAID MUCH DOUBT HAD BEEN RM~ OF TEXAS fOR LYNDON B. JOHNSON STATE TROUPE Of HOLLYWOOD ENTERTAINERS TOUR­ ED "BASED I N LARGE PART ON OUR fARMERS' PARK ING THE ORIENT TO BRING CHRISTMAS CHEER ACTUAL EXPER I ENCE, AS TO WHETHER SUCH THE PLANNED "RA I NBOW MOTEL--RESTAU- TO AMERICAN TROOPS DOMESTIC LABOR IS ACTUALLY AVAILABLE RANT" WOULD BE CLOSER TO THE PRESID THE YOUNG TROMBONE-PLAYING THAI MON­ AND ALSO AS TO WHAT WAGES ARE ECONOMI- RANCH THAN ANY OTHER EXISTING COMMER- ARCH WAS SCHEDULED TO PLAY WITH HOPE'S CALLY fEASIBLE." CIAL FACILITY. BAND AT A COM~AND PERfORMANCE LATER HE ALSO ASKED THE PRESIDENT'S "CON- RICHARD STURGILL Of CHILHOWIE, VA WEDNESDAY NIGHT SIDERATION TO OUR AGRICULTURAL COMMUNI BOUGHT AN 18-ACRE SirE fROM ERWIN HOPE AND HIS TROUPE ENTERTAINED THE TY'S ACTUAL EXPERIENCE, WHICH HAS SHOWN LINDIG OF STONEWALL. rHE LAND IS PART AMERICAN G. 's AT A MILITARY BASE IN I. THAT THERE JUST ARE NOT DOMESTIC WORK- Of A 200-ACRE STRIP THE TEXAS PARK AND KORAT TUESDAY AND AT ANOTHER BASE IN ERS AVAILABLE FOR THESE TASKS AT ANY WILDLifE COMMISSION PLANS TO BUY fOR TAKLI WEDNESDAY MORNING BEfORE COMING WAGE." THE PRESIDENTIAL PARK TO BANGKOK MURPHY STRESSED THAT THE PROPOSED THE COMMISSION PROPOSED THE PARK DESPITE THEIR JAMPACKED SCHEDULE REGULATIONS DISCRIMINATE SEVERELY AGAI LAST MONTH AfTER SEVERAL INDIVIDUALS THEY LOOKED FRESH AND SHOWED NO SIGNS CALIFORNIA "BY IMPOSING ON OUR STATE AND GROUPS ANNOUNCED PLANS FOR COMMER- Of fATIGUE A FAR H I'GHER MIN I MUM WAGE THAN IS RE- C I AL DEVELOPMENT NEAR JOHNSON'S 438- BELLWOOD, NEBRASKA, DEC. 23 (UPI)-­ QUIRED BY ANY OTHER STATE." ACRE RETREAT. THE COMMISSION SAID THE SECONDLY, HE SAID, STATISTICS SHOW LAND WOULD BE TAKEN BY CONDEMNATION If CECIL E HIGGINBOTHAM IS LOOKING fOR fT A RUNNING MATE. A "DRAMATIC fLIGHT OF AGRICULTURAL NECESSARY. HIGGINBOTHAM, A 36-YEAR-OLD ELECTRI­ PRODUCTION ACROSS THE BORDER TO MEXICO. THE PARK ANNOUNCEMENT APPARENTLY CIAN WHO YESTERDAY ANNOUNCED HIS CANDI­ THIS MOVEMENT IS ENCOURAGED BY CALif OR- FAILED TO DISCOURAGE STURGILL HOWEVER. NIA FARMERS' UNCERTAINTY OVER THE AVA HE HAD THE INN SITE SURVEYED AND RE­ PRESIDENT Of THE UNITED STA~S ABILITY Of HARVEST LABOR, MURPHY SAID. PORTEDLY PLANS TO BEGIN CONSTRUCTION B Ml~SHA LLESE ~ I~l SCOUTS AI OED BI CYCLE SAFETY PROGIWt (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) THE MEMBERS OF THE KWAJALlEN SAFETY HEIR ENTHUSIASM WAS SPURRED BY THE BY NIJ(E -X "CHR I STMAS CARD FUND fACT THAT MRQ GLEN ELKINS, THE ASSIS­ If YOU HAVEN'T RECEIVED A CHRISTMAS COUNCIL ARE VERY CONCERNED WITH HAZ­ ARDS OBSERVED IN THE USE Of BICYCLES TANT RESiDENT MANAGER fOR TECHNICAL CARD fROM A FRrEND OF YOURS WHO WORKS OPERATIONS, HAD PROMISED A CHAMPAGNE FOR THE NIKE-X PROJECT ON KWAJALEIN, AT KWAJALEIN TEST SaTE. WE SUGGEST THAT THE TWELVE (12) SAFETY RULES AS PARTY FOR ALL HANDS ON THE DAY THAT THERE'S PROBABLY THIS GOOD REASON WHY. SET FORTH BY THE BitYCLE NSTITUTE OF WE HAD WATER fLOWING INTO THE SYSTEMo MORE THAN 60 NIKE-X PROJECT fAMILIES AMERICA, INC., BE PRACTICED BY RESI­ r THE CHAMPAGNE PARTY WAS HELD ON 18 DECIDED NOT TO SEND O-N+-1S-LAND CHR(IST­ DENTS ON KWAJALEIN. DECEMBER, ONE DAY AHEAD Of TIME. MAS CARDS THIS YEAR, BUT INSTEAD TO THESE RULES ARE AS FOLLOWS. WHEN THE DRY SEASON REALLY SETS IN, GIVE THE MONEY THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN I. OBSERVE ALL TRAFFIC REGULATIONS, NEXT MONTH, [VERY PERSON ON THE ISLAN SPENT ON CARDS AND STAMPS TO THE SEC­ STOP SIGNS, ONE-WAY STREETS, MAIN OWES A VOTE OF THANKS TO THIS HARD­ OND ANNUAL "CHRISTMAS CARD FUND". THROUGHfARES AND RIGHT-OF-WAYS. WORKING CREW Of MEN WHO SURMOUNTED THIS YEAR, A TOTAL OF $295 WAS RAI­ 2. KEEP TO THE RIGHT AND RIDE IN A ALL MANNER OF OBSTACLES TO ASSURE US SED IN THIS WAY. THE MONEY HAS BEEN SINGLE FILE. KEEP A SAFE DISTANCE BE­ THAT WE WILL HAVE WATER NO MATTER TURNED OVER TO THE KWAJALEIN GIRL HIND ALL VEHICLES. WHAT. THE SEVEN RELOCATED UNITS WILL SCOUTS TO GO TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF 3. HAVE A WHITE LIGHT ON F"RONT ANO,A GIVE US MORE THAN 100,000 GALLONS OF UNIFORMS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT FOR A DAMGER SOGMA; PM REAR Pf BtC¥CI,.E F"OR WATER PER DAY. THE NEW LARGE UNIT NEW GIRL SCOUT TROOP BEING fORMED ON (CONTINUED ON PAGE F"OUR.) WHICH HAS BEEN PROMISED FOR COMPLETI EBEYE. J. W. SCHAEFER, DIRECTOR OF BY 30 JANUARY BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES' KWAJAlEIN WILL ADO ANOTHER FIELD STATION, RECENTLY PRESENTED THE ~~~ 50,000 GALLONS CHECK TO THE GIRL SCOUT LEADERS. r---~"':"""":"--=---.A J TOWN ..:-,..::..I- • PER DAY TO OUR THE EBEYE JUNIOR TROOP WILL BE THE WATER OUTPUT. HIS SHOULD KEEP US IN FIRST NATIVE GIRL SCOUT TROOP IN THE ALL THE WATER WEfNEED UNTIL THE RAINS FOLLOWiNG IS COMMUNITY SERVICES' HOL MARSHALL ISLANDS. IT IS BEING ORGAN­ COME AGAIN IN THE SPRING. IDAY SCHEDULE FOR DEC. 24 THRU 26. IZED BY THE KWAJAlEIN CADETTE GIRL TRIBUTE IS ALSO IN ORDER AT THIS BARBER SHOP--24, 8:30AM-!PM. 25, CLO SCOUTS. TIME TO ANOTHER AND SMALLER CREW WHO SED. BEAUTY SALON--24, 7:30AM-8:30PM. MRS. PRISCilLA CAMERON IS THE LABORED TO GET THE AUXILIARY STILLS TROOP ORGANIZER AND ADVISOR. MRS. 25 & 26 CLOSED. BANK OF HAWA~!--24, IN OPERATION AT THE BOILER PLANT. 10:30AM-I:PM. 25 26 CLOSED. COMMIS- CHARLOTTE LABITT IS THE lEADER OF THE & THESE TWO UNITS PROVIDE US WITH A SARY--24, iOAM- !~PMo 25, CLOSEDo 26- KWAJALEIN CADETTE TROOP. MRS. BETTY STANDBY CAPACITY: OF 80,000 GALLONS IO:30AM-loPM,2-6PMo LAUNDRY-- 24 REDMAN AND MRS. BONNIE MILLER ARE PER DAY IF THE DRY SEASON IS DRY CONSULTANTS. THEY TRAVEL TO EBEYE 7:30-1 ·PM. 25 & 26 CLOSED. MACY'S:- 24, I 0:30AM-I :PM. 25 & 26 CLOSED. PACK ENOUGH TO REQUIRE IT. To EVERY MAN WITH THE KWAJALEIN TROOP TO ASSIST THE THE JOB: "1T WAS A GOOD MARSHALLESE LEADERS, AKIKO ALEJ AND AGE STORE--24, 9:30AM-i :PM. 25, CLOSED " NUJIN JENNUJIN, IN ORGANIZING THE 26, 12-3PM, 3:30-b:30PMo SNACK BAR-- EBEYE GIRLS. MRS. ALICE BUCK ALSO 24, 7~AM-1 I:PM. 25, CLOSED. 26,7:AM­ SERVES AS A COORDINATOR. II.PM. MRS. ANN PARKER, NEIGHBORHOOD CHAIR­ MAN FOR THE KWAJALEIN GnRL SCOUTS, SPECiAL SERVICES HOLIDAY SCHEDULE EXPRESSED THE APPRECIATION OF THE HOLMBERG FAIRWAY--24, CLOSED. 25,1-7PM GIRL SCOUTS TO THE NIKE-X PROJECT PER­ DEPENDENTS POOL--24, CLOSE AT I :PM. SONNEL WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE FUND. 25, I :-7:PMo BACHELORS Pool--24, NOR­ MAL HOURS. 25, NORMAL HOURS. PHOTO LAB--24, CLOSED. 25, I :·7:PM. SS CHEC OUT LOCKER--24, CLOSE AT I :PM. 25, 1:- 4:PM. RADIO STATION--24, NORMAL HOURS 25, 8AM-12MID. HOURGLASS--24, PUBLICA TION. 25, NO PUBLICATION. HOBBY­ CERAMICS SHop--24, CLOSED. 25, CLOSED. BOWLING ALi.EV--24, CLOSED AT '·PM. 25, '"-I 1:30PM. MOVI£S--REGULAR SCHE­ DULE. L'BRARY--CLOSE AT I :PM. 25 I-5:30PM, 6:30-9:30f4 MARINA--2~, CLOSE AT I :PM. 25, 1-6 30PM. EMON BEACH L'FEGUARD HOURS--24, CLOSED. 25, 1-6PM.

SANTA CAME A LITTLE EARLY THIS YEAR TO MR. AND MRS. NEIL DOHERTY, WHO LIVE~=-~ AT 404A. A BOUNCING BOY, MARK MICHAEL, DISTILLARY OPERATIONAL.oooP,CTUREO WAS DELIVERED AT THE STATION HOSPITAL ABOVE IS LAWRENCE ALANJ, ADJUSTING A EARLY THIS MORNING TO THE PROUD PAR- VALVE BN THE RECENTLY COMPLETED FRESH- ENTS. WATER DISTILLATION PLANT.

UNIFORM DONATION •••• J. W. SCHAEFER, BTL KWAJALEIN FIELD STATION DIRECTOR, PRESENTS CHECK FOR $295 TO THREE KWAJELEIN GIRL SCOUT LEADERS, (FROM LEFT) MRS. ANN PARKER, MRS. BETTY REDMAN, AND MRS. BONNIE MILLER. MONEY, COLLECTED IN NIKE-X PROJECT CHRISTMAS FUND, WILL GO FOR UNIFORMS FOR MARSH­ ALLESE GIRL SCOUTS.

THE TOASTMISTRESS CLUB WILL HOLD AN INSTALLATION DINNER MEETING, DEC. 28, 7:30 PM IN THE TARO ROOM Of THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. GUEST SPEAKER FOR THE EVENING WILL BE FATHER FEY. HUSBANDS OF GUESTS AND WIVES ARE INVITED. FOR RESERVATIONS PLEASE CALL LOIS SMITH 2732 OR ADELE WESTOVER, 2394. CELEBRATING SUCCESS.oooA CHAMPAGNE PARTY Of CONGRATULATIONS IS OfrERED BY ASSISTANT RESIDENT MANAGER, GLEN ELKDNS TO THE CREW WHO BUILT AND OPERATE THE MAIL CALL NEW DISTILLATION PLANT. FROM LEFT: STANDING-R o KAPIHE, N. PATRICIO, S. Co WUN, 2,224 POUNDS OF MAIL ARRIVED BY Ho KEAlOHA, A. BOUCHARD, Ho MAXWELL, L. ALANI, A. KAHEELI, Po HENLEY, Eo WAR­ c-124 TRANSPORT LAST NIGHT. THE MAil NER, La MALTZ, GLEN ELKINS, He BROWN, G. KNOWLTON (FOREMAN), AND F. GALINSKI. HAS BEEN DISTRIBUTED. ALL ISLAND RES- KNEELING-F. GRANICH (ECU SUPERVISOR), C. ALVARO, R. MATTOS, AND RALPH RICHARDS IDENTS ARE TO PICK UP THEIR MA~L (ECU MANAGER)o THE OCCASION MARKED THE OPENING OF THE NEW PLANT. AS SOON AS PAGE 4 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 2 DECEMBER I 64 tv10nE INDONESIANS ~JBANDR'O IN C~IRO u ~ !~' Mf.l LAYS A CAIRO, DEC 23 (UPI)--INDONESIAN LAt'JO I ('r ~H I L I ptJ IIIJE ~'W I I GLA ~ ~ FOREIGN MINISTER DR SUBANDRIO DISCUS­ KUALA LUMPUR, DEC. 23 (UPI)--AN INDO­ WASHINGTON, DEC 23 (UPI)--THE UNITE SED MALAYSIA, SOUTH VIET NAM AND THE NESIAN GUERRILLA FORCE OF MORE THAN 20 STATES TOOK FINAL ACTION TOD~Y IN PAY­ MEN LANDED TODAY ON THE PONTIAN COAST CONGO IN AN HOUR-LONG MEETING WITH IvIENT OF ALL WORLD WAR II DAMAGE CLA I MS PRES 1 DENT GAMAL ABDEL NASSER LAST NIGHT, OF THE MALAYSIAN MAINLAND, THE GOVERN­ IN THE PHILIPPINES INDONESIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY INFORMA­ MENT ANNOUNCED TODAY CLAIMS WILL BE PAID OUT OF THE $73 THE GUERRILLAS CAME ASHORE IN TWO TION CHIEF MJANIS HARSONO SAID TODAY MILLION VOTED BY CONGRESS FOR PAYMENT HE SAID NASSER AND SUBANDRIO ALSO LARGE BOATS AT THE SUNGEI AND BUNTU OF ALL REMAINING PHILIPPINE DA~AGES RIVER MOUTH O~ THE WEST COAST, 3 MILES DISCUSSED MEANS OF STRENGTHENING AFRO- TODAY WAS THE DEADLiNE BY WHICH THE NORTH OF THE TOWN OF KUKUP AND 30 MILES ASIAN SOLIDARITY, INCLUDING THE AFRO- FOREIGN CLAIMS SETTLEMENT COMMiSSION DUE WEST OF SINGAPORE. ASIAN SUMMIT TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED FOR HAD TO DETERMINE WHET~R TO PAY CLAIMS THE OFFICIAL STATEMENT SAID FOUR IN­ MARCH 10 NEXT YEAR IN ALGIERS. WHICH HAD BEEN SUBMITTED SUBANDRIO SAID THE CONFERENCE MIGHT DONESIANS WEARING CIVILIAN CLOTHES BUT COMMISSION OFFICIALS SAID THAT ACCO~ BE DELAYED A FEW DAYS FOR ·TECHNICAL PACKING STEN GUNS CAPTURED TWO VILLAGE DING TO PRELIMINARY STATISTICS, T~ REASONS," ACCORDING TO HARSONO, BUT BOYS AGED 15 AND SIX YEARS, AND WERE COMMISSION HAD AUTHORIZED ABOUT $76,- HE DID NOT ELABORATE HOLDING THEM AS HOSTAGES. 000 PAYMENTS TOTAL I NG A00 UT $40 MILL ION SUBANDRIO'S SCHEDULED MEETING THIS A THIRD ADULT MALAY VILLAGER ESCAPED THESE INCLUDED ABOUT 818 PAY~ENTS TO MORNING WITH MAHMOUD FAWZI, VICE PRE­ AND SPREAD THE ALARM. HE LEAD A MALAY U.S. CLAIMANTS REGIMENT AND A FIELD FORCE OF POLICE MIER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS, WAS CALLED OFFICIALS HERE SAID NO EXACT FIGURES OFF BECAUSE FAWZI AND OTHER CABINET TO THE INVASION SITE. WOULD BE AVAILABLE UNTIL A COMPLETE MINISTERS TRAVELED TO PORT SAID WITH A LITTLE LATER ANOTHER GROUP OF VILL­ AUDIT IS MADE. AGERS SPOTTED 20 ARMED INDONESIANS NASSER TO CELEBRATE "VICTORY DAY," CROSSING A ROAD THE EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE WITH­ DRAWAL OF ANGLO-FRENCH TROOPS AFTER THIS REPORT MEANT THAT THE GUERRILLAS ~v ! I ~ULGl~;) SUEZ. HI,.. X HAD PENETRATED THE ONE-MILE~WIDE COAS- JOHNSON CITY, DEC. 23 (UPI)--DEFENSE TAL SWAMP AND WERE MOVING INTO AN AREA SECRETARY ROBERT S McNAMARA--WHO WEA- WHICH IS COVERED WITH RUBBER ESTATES. THE RED A CONGRESSIONAL STORM OVER DE­ NIGHT RIDING WEAR WHITE OR LIGHT VELOPMENT OF THE TFX FIGHTER PLANE-­ TiTAN MOTOR TESTED COLORED CLOTHlNG AT NIGHT EXPRESSED HIS DELIGHT TODAY OVER ITS EDWARDS AFB CALIF, DEC 23 (UPI)--A 4 ALWAYS RIDE AT A SAFE SPEED FIRST SUCCESSFUL TEST FLIGHT 250-TON, 10-FOOT IN DIAMETER ROCKET 5. GIVE PEDESTRIANS THE RIGHT-OF-WAY THE PLANE, NOW KNOWN AS THE F-i II, A90lD SIDEWALKS AND USE EXTRA CARE MOTOR OF THE TYPE THAT WILL BE USED IN WAS FLOWN BRIEFLY FOR THE FIRST TI~ THE TITAN 3 SPACE BOOSTER WAS SUCCESS­ 6 BE ESPECIALLY WATCHFUL FOR CARS YESTERDAY AT CARSWELL AFB, TEXAS, FULLY FIRED TODAY IN A STATIC TEST, PULLING OUT INTO TRAFFIC. ALSO KEEP ASKED BY NEWSMEN ABOUT A PUBLISHED THE LAST OF THREE WHICH HAD BEEN SCHED­ IN MIND WHEN NEAR AN AUTO THAT THE REPORT THAT PRODWCTION OF THE PLANE NO ULED SUDDEN OPENING OF AN AUTO DOOR COULD WOULD BE CURTAILED, McNAMARA CHUCKLED rHE MOTOR GENERATED MORE THAN I MIL­ RESULT IN A SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO YOU ANB SAID LION POUNDS OF THRUST, BUT TODAY, IN­ A5 A BICYCLIST. "IT'S TOO EARLY TO TALK A.BOLJT A CuT­ STEAD OF FORCING A TITAN 3 ALOFT ON A 7 NEVER HITCH ONTO OTHER VEHICLES, BACK WE JUST FLEW IT YESTERDAY MISSION IN SPACE, THE FIVE SEGMENT MO­ "STUNT" OR RACE IN TRAFFIC "I'M DELIGHTED WITH WHAT H/lPPENED.1T 8. NEVER CARRY OTHER RIDERS CARRY TOR WAS IGNITED WHILE SECURED VERTICAL­ NO PACKAGES THAT OBSTRUCT VISIONfOR WAS A GREAT DAY FOR THOSE OF US WHO LY IN A CONCRETE AND STEEL STAND. PREVENT PROPER CONTROL OF THE BICYCLE. SPENT MORE TIME BEFORE THE INVESTIGAT­ THE MOTOR IS BEING DEVELOPED BY UNI~D 9. BE SURE THAT BICYCLE BRAKES ARE ING COMMITTEES OF CONGRESS THAN IN DE­ TECHNOLOGY CENTER AT SUNNYVALE FOR T~ OPERATING EFFICIENTLY AND KEEP YOUR VELOPMENT "IT WAS A TREMENDOUS ACCOM­ AIR FORCE SPACE SYSTEM DIVISION. BICYCLE IN PERFECT RUNNING CONDITION PLISHMENT TO HAVE THAT PLANE FLY YES­ COL HAROLD W. ROBBINS, DIRECTOR OF 10. SLOW DOWN AT ALL STREET INTERSEC­ TERDAY. TITAN 3 PROPULSION PROGRAM, SAID ALL TIONS AND LOOK TO THE RIGHT AND LEFT OBJECTIVES WERE MET IN TODAylS FIRING. BEFORE PROCEEDING ACROSS THE INTER­ SAFETY KORNER ITS PURPOSE WAS TO TEST THE STRUCTURAL SECTION INTEGRITY OF A NEWLY DESIGNED ABLATIVE I I. ALWAYS USE PROPER HAND SIGNALS ROCKET NOZZLE THROAT FOR TURNING AND STOPPING PARK YOUR THE FIRST TEST \vA S COMPLETED I N COYOTE BICYCLE IN A SAFE PLACE CANYON, IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, Nov. 13 12. RIDE IN A STRAIGHT LINE Do NOT AND THE SECOND ON DEC 17, AT THE SAME WEAVE IN OR OUT OF TRAFFIC OR SWERVE SITE FROM SIDE TO SIDE OBJECTIVES OF THE TEST INCLUDED MEA­ THE KWAJALErN SAFETY COUNCIL IS SUREMENT OF THRUST, PRESSURE, VIBRATION PARTICULARLY CONCERNED WITH THE VERY AND THRUST CONTROL DANGEROUS PRACTICE OF BABIES AND SMALL CHILDREN IN LUGGAGE BASKETS ON THE HO~'S ,hA- AGAIN? FRONT OF BICYCLES. IF FOR ANY REASON LIHUE, KAUAI, HAWAI I, DEC. 23 (UPI)­ THE OPERATOR LOSES CONTROL, A SERIOUS, -SEN MIKE MONRONEY (DEM-OKLA) SAID IF NOT FATAL, INJURY TO THE CHILD IS MONDAY NIGHT THAT THE WAR IN SOUTH VIET ALMOST SURE TO OCCUR. WE THEREFORE BE­ NAM IS NO\-, "NOTH I NG MORE THAN A MOPP IfIG­ LIEVE RULE 8 SHOULD BE ENFORCED BY UP OPERATION II PARENTS. WE REALIZE THAT THIS MAY BE MONRONEY ARRIVED HERE MONDAY FOR A AN INCONVENIENCE TO PARENTS WHO ARE FEW DAYS REST EN ROUTE HOME FROM A TeUR CURRENTLY INDULGING IN THIS PRACTICE OF ASIA THAT INCLUDED A VISIT TO So~ CARRYING FROM ONE TO THREE CHILDREN VIET NAM ON THEIR BICYCLES IS DANGEROUS AND "WE'RE WINNING THE WAR," HE SAID WE OFFER AS A SUGGESTION THAT ISLAND "THE ONLY ONES WHO DON'T KNOW IT ARE BUSSES AND TAXIS BE UTILIZED WHEN THE AMERICANS II CHILDREN MUST BE TAKEN ALONG "I DON'T THINK WE'LL EXPAND THE WAR," RULE 2 IS VIOLATED ALMOST EVERY DAY MONRONEY SAID HERE AT KWAJALEIN THERE ARE MANY IN­ "ALL WE HAVE TO DO IS WHAT WE'VE BEEN STANCES OF PERSONNEL RIDING TWO, TH~E DO I NG, BUT DO I T BETTER II AND FOUR ABREAST AND PAYING NO ATTEN­ TION TO ONCOMING OR FOLLOWING VEHICU­ LONDON, DEC. 23 (UPI)--AN ARMED GANG LAR TRAFFIC. RULE 2 MUST BE OBSERVED GOT AWAY WITH 2,200 POUNDS TODAY IN BY ALL BICYCLISTS THE fiFTH CARBON COpy BANK ROBBERY IN THE KWAJALEIN SAFETY COUNCIL WISHES LONDON IN NINE DAYS ALL RESIDENTS A "HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON" IN EACH CASE A MEMBER OF THE GANG FREE OF BICYCLE ACCIDENTS AND A NEW HAS FIRED A SHOTGUN INTO THE BANK CEIL- YEAR FULL OF FIRM RESOLUT IONS TO PRAC­ ING AS A WARNING No ONE WAS INJURED TICE THESE TWELVE SAFETY RULES. IN TODAY'S HOLD-UP BUT A GIRl MEMBER OF THE BANK, IN THE THAMES-SIDE DISTRIC ENGLAND, DEC. 23 (UPI)--MR. AND MRS OF SOUTHWARK, WAS TREATED AT A HOSPITAL R. MEADE-KING CELEBRATED THEIR 5CTH FOR SHOCK WEDDING ANNIVERSARY TODAY MEADE-KING Acel DE.NTS SPOIL Two OF THE THREE MASKED MEN WERE COL­ IS THE FIFTH MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY IN ORED ONE LEAPT THE COUNTER TO GET MONE SUCCESSIVE GENERATIONS TO HAVE CELEBRA­ OUT OF A DRAWER THEY ESCAPED IN A HOLIDAYS! JAGUAR C TED A GOLDEN WEDDING HO~GlASS WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1 • COLLEGE CAGE ROUNDUP 5 SECTION OACH ING SHUFFLE ~EW YORK, DEC. 23 (UPI )-­ DETROIT, DEC. 23 (UPI )-­ r~IRD-RANKED MINNESOTA RELIED --~------~ GEORGE W,LSON, WHO HAS BEEN ON DOUBLE FIGURES BY FIVE PLAYERS TO HEAD COACH SINCE 1957, QUIT THE DE­ ~ tAOTI-IE.R LOYOLA OF CH I CAGO 89-75 ON r TS TROIT LIONS TODAY. HO~E COURT TO SET AN EXAMPLE. W,LLIAM CLAY FORD, OWNER AND PRESI­ -HE GOPHERS NEVER LET LOYOLA COME DENT Of THE LIONS, WHO HAD flREO WIL­ C OSER THAN 12 POINTS IN THE SECOND SON'S FIVE ASSISTANTS LAST MONDAY, AN­ HALf AND LED BY AS MUCH AS 20 POINTS NOUNCED THAT WILSON HAO RESIGNED HIS DURING THE FIRST STANZA. POSITION AFTER REACHING A SATISFACTORY MEL NORTHWAY AND ARCHIE CLARK BUCK­ AGREEMENT ON THE REMAtN'NG rEAR OF HIS ETED 19 POINTS APIECE fOR MINNESOTA CONTRACT. WHILE FRANK PEREZ CONTRIBUTED 20 TO THE WILSON'S CONTRACT, CALLfNG FOR A RAMBLERS' LOSING GAME. YEARLY SALARY OF $45,000 WAS TO EXPIRE SEVENTH-RANKED ST. LOUIS CAME fROM AfTER NEXT SEASON. BEHIND ON BOB COLE'S fiELD GOAL WITH PHIL OtCKENS WILL BE GEHERAL MANAGER fiVE MINUTES LEfT TO BEAT THE VISITING Of INDIANA's OFF-CAMPUS PHYSfCAL FAC.­ KENTUCKY WILDCATS-80-75. LITIES FOLLOWING HIS RESIGNATION AS THE KENTUCKY BARON, AOOLPH Rupp, WHO HEAD FOOTBALL COACH. THE 50-YEAR OLD CALLED THE BILLIKENS "AN AWESOME OUT­ DICKENS QUtT AFTER A 2-7 CAMPAIGN flT II BEFORE THE GAME, PROBABLY WAS EVEN WITH THE HOOSIERS. THERE~ SPECULATION MORE VOCAL AFTER IT WAS OVER. THAT NEBRASKA'S Bos DEVANCY IS UNDER DETROIT BECAME AN UNHOSPITA8LE HOST CONSIDERATION FOR THE JOB. BY BEATING COLORADO STATE 75-73 ON A THE AMERICAN fOOT8ALL LEAGUE HOUSTON SHOT BY JOHN WATSON WITH fOUR SECONDS OILERS HAVE SHUFFLEO THEtR COACHING LEFT. STArr, MOVING DEFENSiVE BACKFIELO FANS HAD TO WAIT UNTIL THE fiNAL BUZ­ COACH HUGH ~faoflltSIf TAYLOft U~ TO HEAD NATATOR •••• NANCY NOLAN, PICTURED ZERBEFORE THE BALL STOPPED ROLLING COACH. HE SUCCEEOS SAMMY BAUGH, WHO ABOVE BEING PRESENTED A ~MILE SW.M AROUND THE RIM AND fiNALLY DROPPED IN REMAINS WITH THE TEAM AS BACKfiELD TROPHY BY JOHN STAVOLE, DIRECTOR OF TO GIVE DETROIT A WIN AFTER IT HAD BEEN COACH. TArLOR WAS BAUGH'S fAVORITE RECREATION AHO ACTIVITIES FOR SPECIAL BEHIND BY NINE POINTS EARLIER IN THE ~ASS.NG TARGET WHEN THE TWO PLAYEO fOR SERVICES. GAME. THE WASHINGTON REOSKfMS. DAVIDSON'S 10TH-RATED WILDCATS WON IOWA HEAD fOOTBALL COACH JERRY BURNS ANOTHER HOME-COURT HEART-STOPPED OVER THE OBSERVER HAS S I G"ED A CONTRACT fOR AN ", NDEf I N­ VIRGINIA 76-74, AND BRIGHAM YOUNG HUNG ITE AND CONTINUING ~ERIOD~" THE HAWK­ BY PAT LANIAS A 112-71 LOSS ON THE DEfLATED OHIO EYES FINISHED IN LAST PLACE IN THE BIG

STATE BUCKEYES. JCJ4AKAJ WIN 01 FOI£S f H()£R '0 LAST SEASON ANO HAO AN OVERALL RE- AT LEAST TWO EXCEPTIONS STUNNED HOME JOMAKAJ WON ITS SEVENTH STRAIGHT WEST­ CORD Of THREE WINS AND NINE LOSSES. TEAMS, HOWEVER. ON ~IVISION GAME ON MONDAY NIGHT IN THE UCLA, FIFTH RATED NATIONALLY, GOT A MeN S C;OfTBALL LEAGUE BY OEFEATt NG BURiMS AFL STANDINGS 28-POINT EfFORT FROM GAIL GOODRICH TO AND ROE 5-3 IN THREE EXTRA fNN'NGS WfTH EAST DIVISION W L T PCT. PF PA BEAT SOUTHERN CALIfORNIA 84-75 IN A STAN FOBES SMASHING A TWO-RUN HOMER IN BUffALO 12 2 0 .8~H 400 242 BOSTON CONFERENCE TILT, AND OKLAHOMA CITY DE­ THE TOP Of THE TENTH INNING. THE VIC­ to 2 I ·769 36~ 297 fEATED CREIGHTON 82-79. TORY GAVE THE P,ONEERS UNDISPUTED SOLE NEW Y~K 8 1 .38 5 27 315 NEBRASKA WITHSTOOo A CALIFORNIA COME­ HOUSTON POSSESSION or fiRST PLACE 1M THE WEST­ ~ 10 0 .286 310 355 BACK FOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT NIGHT TO ERN DIVISION. WEST DIVISION EOGE THE PRESSING GOLDEN BEARS 63-59, SAN DIEGO 8 I 61 4 FOBES BLAST CAME AfTER BoBBY IHA HAD 5 • 5 3 ' 300 ONLY THE NIGHT BEFORE THE CORNHUSKERS DOUBlED HOME RAY NAKAMURA TO WIPE OUT KANSAS CITY 7 7 0 .~oo 366 306 HAD DEFEATED THE BEARS 87-80. A 2-2 DEADLOCK AND BREAKUP eRtLLANT OAKLAND 5 7 2 . 17 303 ~50 VANDERBILT KNOCKED MIAMI OF OHIO OUT PITCHERS DUEL BETWEEN THE PlONEERS' DENVER 2 II I .154 240 38 OF THE UNBEATEN LIST WITH A 74-68 VIC­ PAUL CRUMPLER AND BURNS & ROE'S AL Es­ TORY TO STRENGTHEN ITS 11TH PLACE RAT­ TEBAN. IT WAS fOBES' SECONL HOMER Of JAPAN Wl~S TY!RO GAME INGo THE COMMODORES SCORED 15 STRAIGHT THE SEASON AND HIS DRAMATIC BLAST IS HILO, HAWAII, DEC. 23 (UPI )--KOMA­ POINTS LATE IN THE FIRST HALf TO OVER­ BEING RECORDED AS ONE or THE LONGEST SAWA UNIVERSITY Of JAPAN WON ITS THIRD COME AN II-POINT MIAMI MARGIN. BALLS EVER CLOBBERED ON BRANDON FIELD. GAME OF ITS HAWAII GOODWILL SERIES CLYDE LEE LED THE COMMODORES WITH 25 BRANDON fiELD IS A MENACE TO ALL BAT­ LAST NIGHT WITH A 3-1 VICTORY OVER THE POINTS AND TIED A SCHOOL RECORD WITH TERS ESPECIALLY THE LEFTHANDERS WHO Ht LO ALL-STARS. 25 REBOUNDS. HAVE TO BUCK THE STRONG WIND BLOWING HILO WAS CHARGED WITH SEVEN ERR~S MICt IGAN STATE SPURTED TO AN EARLY ACROSS FROM DALLY rIELD. AND KANAZAWA HAD ONE. LEAD AND DOWNED LOYOLA Of NEW ORLEANS BURNS & ROE TOOK A 1-0 LEAD IN THE HILO, WITH ONE RUN IN Ttf:FIRST, LED 94-70 OPENING rRAME ON A WALK, AN ERROR AND UNTIL THE SIXTH WHEN THE JAPANESE EVE* OTHER HOME COURT WINNERS INCLUDED: A SINGLE BY LARRY STEPHENS. JOMAKAJ EO THE SCORE. DUQUESNE OVER GONZAGA 83-69, GEORGIA BOUNCED BACK IN THE FOURTH WITH TWO KOMAZAWA CLINCHED THE VICTORY WITH OVER CLEMSON 93-75, IOWA STATE OVER RUNS ON TWO HITS BY TOM HIRAMOTO AND RUNS IN THE EIGHTH AND NINTH. MARQUETTE 73-64, AKRON OVER BUCKWELL DONALD ABE AND WITH THE AID or TWO ER­ 65-63 AND TENNESSEE OVER FLORIDA STATE, ORS AND A WALK. IN THE NEXT FRAME METS CL I P DOUGlAS 65-43. BURNS & ROE TIED IT UP WHEN ED KIMMEL IN THE EASTERN DIVISION MONDAY NIGHT, MURRAY STATE AND WESTERN KENTUCKY DROVE IN ESTEBAN WHO HAD ALSO SINGLED DANNY SMITH SINGLED IN THE BOTTOM or ADVANCED TO THE FINALS OF THE O~IO VAL­ AND WAS ADVANCED IN SCORING POSITION ON THE SEVENTH INNING TO DRIVE IN THE WIN LEY CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT AT LOUISVILLE JOE THIGHPEN'S TOWERING rLY IN DEEP NING RUN THAT GAVE THE KWA~ METS AN Ky. MURRAY STATE BEAT TENNESSEE TECH LEfTrIELD. 11-10 TRIUMPH OVER DOUGLAS. 79-75 AND WESTERN KENTUCKY WHIPPED BILL YOUNG OREW A WALK IN THAT INN­ EASTERN KENTUCKY 82-73. SOfTBAll LEAGUES TAKE H(1' DAY WITH THE HOLIDAYS AROUND THE CORNER, ING AND THEN ADVANCED TO SECO~ BASE NATIONAL HOCkEY LEAGUE STANDINGS THE WOMEN AND MEN'S SOfTBALL LEAGUES WHEN JOHN EATON GROUNDED OUT INTO A WILL HAVE BREAK. THE MEN'S SOfTBALL FIELDERS CHOICE WHICH rORC£D TOM Rus­ TEAMS W L T PTS Gf GA ~ LEAGUE WILL RESUME PLAY ON SATURDAY. SELL OUT AT SECOND BASE. SMITH WHO MONTREAL 14 8 6 34 84 6 SUNDAY SIX GAMES WILL BE PLAYED WITH CAME IN AS A SUBSTITUTE IN THE PREVI CHICAGO II 2 32 92 4 THREE EACH IN THEIR RESPECTiVE DIVISION INNING THEN NICKED LOSING PITCHER AL DETROIT :~ 10 4 32 ~9 ON SUNDAY JANUARY 3RD WITH SIX GAMES KISHI rOR THE KEY WHICH BROKE UP A TORONTO 12 10 7 31 72 ~~ TO BE PLAYED AGAIN IN ORDER TO CATCH UP. 10-10 KNOT. NEW YORK 25 90 THE WOMEN'S SOfTBALL LEAGUE WILL RE­ KEN CONNORS, TOM RUSSELL,PASCHAL AND BOSTON :g 4 16 ~~ 98 SUME PLAY ON WEDNESDAY JANUARY 6TH SMITH LED THE METS ATTACK. CONNORS NEW YORK PLAYS AT MONTREAL IN THE THE ONLY CHANGES IN THE LITTLE LEA­ COLLECTED A DOUBlE AND A PAIR Of SING­ LONE NATiONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE CONTEST * GUE WILL BE TWO GAMES ON SATURDAY,ONE LES. WARREN HOLTHAUS AND DON ANDERSON TONIGHT. MONTREAL HOLDS A TWO-POINT ON SUNDAY. THE CARDINALS AND YANKEES WERE THE ONLY TWO BATTERS TO GET TWO EDGE OVER CHICAGO AND DETROIT. WILL PLAY THE 2PM GAME ON SATURDAY IN­ HITS EACH rOR DOUGLAS. LITTLE LEAGUE PRACTICE STEAD or FRIDAY. IN THE SATURDAY'S 4PM RON HOGAN AND JOHN EATON COMBINED TO THE LITTLE LEAGUE G,ANTS WILL PRAC­ GAME WILL FEATURE THE DoOGERS AND PITCH fOR THE METS BUT RELIEVER EATON TICE TOMORROW DECEMBER 24 AT 4:30PM GIANTS WHILE THE YANKEES AND THE DOD­ WAS CREDITED WITH THE VICTORY ON THE AT LITTLE LEAGUE FIELD. GERS WILL AGAIN PLAY ON SUNDAY AT 4PM. MOUND. EACH TEAM WAS CHARGED WITH A TOTAL Of EIGHT ERRORS. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 23 DECEMBER 1964 NOTICES CLUB NOTICES MIXED CLASSIC TRIO BOWLING LEAGUE WILL HELP WANTED RESUME ON JAN. 5, 1965. SHOWT I ME 7 &. 9 YOKM: YUK RACING FEVER C GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HAS THE FOLLOWING PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR wrLL ME£TIAT BARBARA BIGGART, JOE MORRISON OPENINGS. QTRS~ 49l-A TONrGHT TO GO CAROLING ADVENTURE DRAMA A POOR Y &. C .NO CLERK-TYPIST FULL-TIME FROM 7 TO 9. SECRETARY FULL-TIME SHOWTIME 7:30 CLERK-CASHIER FOR COMMISSARY CHESS CLUB WILL HOLD ITS REGULAR WED- RICHARDSON STOWAWAY GIRL* B&.W PART-TIME NESDAY EVENING SESSION TONIGHT AT 6:30 ELSA MARTINELLI, TREVOR HOWARD BAG-BOY FOR COMMISSARY PART-TIME AT THE SCUBA CLUB HOUSE. VISITORS ARE MELODRAMA ApPLY AT GLOBAL Assoc IATES' INDUS­ INVITED. TRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE IN THE TERMIN­ SHOWTIME 7=30-12' 15 AL ANNEX BUILDING. ANNOUNCEMENTS OCEAN VIEW NO MINOR VICES* B&.W DANA ANDREWS, LOUIS JOURDAN FI' .... L AND PART-T IME FOOD AND BAR PARCEL DELIVERY SERVICE WILL BE AVAIL­ COMEDY DRAMA ~AITERS WANTED AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. ABLE EACH NIGHT THRU THURSDAY, DEC. 24 CAl L 419 FROM 6 TO 8. SHOWTIME 8 ROI NAMUR MURDER MOST FOUL B&W FULL-TIME MALE OR FEMALE CASHIER ISLAND NURSERY WILL BE CLOSED ON MARGARET RUTHERFORD, RON MOODY WANTED FOR THE SNACK BAR SEE JOHN CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. 25 AND ON NEW YEA MYSTERY A&.Y GOOD C MATURE BENSON DAY, JAN. I. THE NURSERY WILL NO LON ER BE OPEN ON SATURDAYS EXCEPT AS RE­ PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS CLERK-STENO, FULL-TIME PERMANENT QUIRED FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS. EACH FILM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS POSITION AVAILABLE JAN. 4 1965 LIM­ WELL AS SUITABILITY FOR PERSONS OF ITED PAY-ROLL EXPERIENCE DESIRED. IN­ BROWNIE, JUNIOR, CADETTE AND SENIOR VARIOUS AGES THE AGE SYMBOLS USED QUIRE KTS RANGE OPERATIONS BLDG. GIRL SCOUTS OF KWAJALEIN WANT TO EX­ ARE: A .ADULTS Y •• YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 KENTRON HAWAI I, LTD CALL 596/2135. TEND HOLIDAY GREETINGS TO ALL ISLAND C .CHILDREN RESIDENTS. WE ESPECIALLY WANT TO OTHER SYMBOLS USED ARE' * NO RAT­ RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA HAS AN WISH A VERY HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON TO ING C.• COLOR B&W. BLACK AND WHITE OPENING FOR A STENO-TYPIST IN THE ALL THE LEADERS, CONSULTANTS AND SER- WS. WIDE SCREEN. TRADEX ENGINEERING OFFICE, ROI NAMUR. VICE TEAM MEMBERS, WITHOUT WHOSE TIME, ~ ______-+ CALL R.V. MOSER AT 9-8-362 ENERGY AND COOPERATION WE WOULD BE ISLAND BUS UNABLE TO MAINTAIN SUCH AN ACTIVE AND FOR SALE INTERESTING GIRL SCOUT PROGRAM. EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, 24 DECEMBER 1964, THE ISLAND Bus WILL OPERATE ON THE CA RR I ERA I R CO ND I T I ON E R, TON, I N WATER BALLET CLASS IS CANCELLED FOR l-k- FOLLOWING SCHEDULE. THE COMPLETE GOOD CONDITION AUTOMATIC DRYER, EX­ TONIGHT. WATCH THE HOURGLASS FOR ROUTE WILL BE SERVICED EACH 30 MINUTES CELLENT CONDITION. CALL 2275. FURTHER NOTICE. FROM 0630 TO 1900 EACH DAY (SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS INCLUDED) AFTER 1900 Boy SCOUT SHIRT, SIZE 14, BoY SCOUT YOKWE YUK DINING HOURS FOR CHRISTMAS HOURS, SERVICE WILL BE PROVIDED BY HAT, SIZE MEDIUM. BOTH BRAND NEW, DAY ARE AS FOLLOWS: BRUNCH 9 AM TO RADIO TAXI UNTIL 2330 HOURS. RESI­ WRONG SIZE ORDERED. CALL 403 1 PM, DINNER 4 TO 8 PM. THE DINING DENTS ARE REQUESTED TO RETAIN THIS ROOM WILL BE RESERVED FOR BACHELOR SCHEDULE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AKAI 345, 6 MOS. OLD, KEPT IN AIR MEMBERS OF THE CLUB FROM 4 TO 5 PM CONDITIONED QTRS ,$275. CALL 2131 IT WILL BE OPEN FOR THE ENTIRE MEMBER­ RUN #1 #2 #3 LST RUN BETWEEN 4 AND 12 PM. SHIP FROM 5 TO 8 PM. I MACylS 0630 0700 0730 1900 2. OCEAN & 5TH 0631 0701 0731 1901 PATIO FURNITURE, LIKE NEW. SUNBEAM HOLIDAY SCHEDULE FOR THE DEP POOL 0632 0702 2 1902 TOASTER SONY 500. Two BIKES IN KWAJ ROI NAMURjKWAJALEIN AIRLIFT 3· 073 4. QTRS. 226 0633 0703 0733 1903 CONDITION. PATIO SPEAKERS. SUNBEAM 5· QTRS. 103 0 633 070 3 0733 1903 BLENDER, TRAILER 716. HURSDAY - 24 DECEMBER 6. QTRS. 219 0634 0704 0734 1904 DEP KWA ARR ROl DEP ROI ARR KWA LAGOON & 4 0 635 0705 0735 1905 SONY 521 TAPE RECORDER PLUS TWO 0700 0730 0740 0810 ~: LAGOON &. 5 0635 0705 0735 1905 MATCHING SPEAKERS, $165. SEARS DRYER, 0930 1000 1200 12 30 9 LAGOON &. 6 0636 0706 0736 1906 EXCELLENT CONDITION, $50 BICYCLES, 12 30 1300 1400 1430 10. QTRS. 467 3 0 FOUR 26" AND TWO 20" $5 TO $10. WILL 1625 1640 1710 06 J 070~ 0737 19 7 1555 II. QTRS. 473 063 070' 0733 19lU THROW IN ASSORTED PARTS. TEAK SALAD 12. QTRS. 479 0 6 39 0709 0739 1909 BOWL, 16" WITH FORK AND SPOON, NEVER RIDAY - 25 DECEMBER 13· TRAILER 703 0640 0710 0740 1910 USED, $8. GUITAR, WARDS $24 MODEL, 1040 1110 12 30 1300 14. TRAILER 720 064 I 07 I I 074 I 19 I I 3 MOS OLD, SELL FOR $15. QTRS. 411-0 2030 2100 2110 2140 15· TRAILER 744 064 I 071 I 074 I 19 I I OR CALL 2380 16. TRAILER 758 0642 0712 0742 1912 ATURDAY - 26 DECEMBER QTRS. 219 0643 0713 074 3 19/3 SEVEN FOOT POOL TA3LE. SEE AT CORAL 0700 0740 0810 16 • 0730 I • LAGOON &. 5 0644 0714 0744 19/4 106 OR CALL KELLY 9-597 DURING WORKING 1200 1230 1415 1445 19· Y.Y CLUB 0645 0715 0745 1915 HOURS. 1625 1640 17/0 1555 20. MACY'S 0646 0716 0746 1916 21 BARRACKS 1 074 1 WANTED UNDAY - 27 DECEMBER 064J 07 J 6 19 22. TERMINAL 064 071 074 19 16 REGULAR SUNDAY SCHEDULE LAGOON & 9 0649 0719 0749 1919 FEMALE BABY SITTER FOR NEW YEAR'S 23· 24. TRANS. OFF. 0650 0720 0750 1920 EVE CALL 2767. NEW MEAL HOURS 25· SPEC. SERVo 065 072l 075J 1921 PACIFIC DINING ROOM 26. LAUNDRY 2 2 USED COLORING BOOKS, CRAYONS AND 0656 07 075 19 TABLETS THE MARSHALLESE GIRL SCOUTS, MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY WITH THE KWAJALEIN CADETTE SCOUTS ARE BREAKFAST 0530-0730 TAXI TOPICS WORKING ON A SERVICE P~OJECT TO PRO­ LUNCH 1100-1315 VIDE A GIFT PACKAGE OF COLORING SUP­ DINNER 1630-1830 FOR ALL THOSE UNHAPPY SOULS WHO WAIT­ PLIES FOR EACH HOSPITALIZED CHILD ON ED FOR TAXIS YESTERDAY DURING THE PAIN EBEYE. PLEASE DELIVER TO CHARLOTTE SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS STORM WE APOLOGIZE. WE WISH THERE LAB ITT'S HOUSE, 427-A, OR CALL BETTY BREAKFAST 0530-0900 WERE MUCH MORE OF US SO THERE WOULD NOT REDMOND 2424 TO HAVE SUPPLIES PICKED BRUNCH 0900-12 30 BE SO MUCH FUSS. (OUCH!) UP DINNER IbOO-1 8 30 IT WAS A RECORD DAY FOR MR. ERWINtS TAXJ SERVICE. THERE WERE 909 CALLS TO SANFORD, FLA , DEC. 23 (UPI)--A NAVY MIDNIGHT MEAL FOR AUTHORIZED SHIFT MOVE ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND JET CRASHED IN THE NEARBY RETIREMENT WORKERS ONLY TWO WET PEOPLE TYPES, 14 BICYCLES, 9 VILLAGE OF DEBARY TODAY, REPORTEDLY 2300-00 30 BABY CARR I AGES, 14 TONS OF TOYS (EST.), KILLING TWO PERSONS AND INJURING SEV­ AND A BOWL OF PUNCH (UNSPIKED). ERAL OTHERS PLEASE REST AssuRED THE BOYS HUSTLED THE STATE HIGHWAY PATROL SAID THE TOKYO, DEC. 23 (UPI)--THE GOVERNMENT AS FAST AS IT WAS SAFE O~ THE WET TWIN-ENGINE JET CRASHED AND EXPLODED SAID TODAY JAPAN PROBABLY COULD MAKE STREETS AND AGAIN WE ARE SORRY FOR SOME BETTER ATOMIC BOMBS THAN RED CHINA IF BETWEEN TWO HOMES, ONE OF THE VICTIMS OF THE LONG WAITS. 11 WANTED TO, BUT THAT IT HAS NO PLAN WAS THE PILOT OF THE PLANE, WHICH WAS TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT TO DO SO, A FOREIGN OFFICE NOTE SAID.