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VOL 6 NO 1922 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY 8 FEBRUARY 1965 JOHNSON ISSUES STERN WARNING BLACKOUT WEDNESDAY SEE OPERATION NOTICE IN WAKE OF VIET NAM FLAREUP; --AND ~ECIAL TIMES-- ~I LI BERTY DEARER THAN PEACE" ----PAGE TM)---- WASHINGTON, FEB. 8 (UPI)--WARNING AGAINST ANY "MISCALCULATION" OF' AMERICA'S STRENGTH, PRESIDENT JOHNSON SAID TODAY THE UNITED STATES WILL "ANSWER ANY ADJOURNMENT AS USUAL THREAT, PAY ANY PRICE" TO SEE THAT FREEDOM DOES NOT PERISH. FOR GENERAL ASSEMBLY THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE MADE THE STATEMENT AT A WHITE HoUSE CEREMONY IMMEDIATELY UNITED NATIONS, FEB. 8 (UPI)--THE AFTER LEAVING A NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING ON THE VIET NAM CRISIS. GENERAL AS$EMBLY TODAY HELD A BRIEF CONGRESSIC~AL LEADERS JOINED IN THE TOP-LEVEL MEETING. BUSINESS SESSION AND THEN ADJOURNED UN­ JOHNSON SPOKE TO A GROUP OF BOY SCOUTS IN CONNECTION WITH BOY SCOUT WEEK, TIL WEDNESDAY TO PREPARE FOR A LONGER BUT HIS WORDS -- PARTICULARLY IN VIEW OF EVENTS OF' THE PAST TWO DAYS -- SEEMED ADJOURNMENT CAUSED BY THE FINANCIAL AIMED MORE AT THW WORLD THAN HIS IMMEDIATE AUDIENCE. DEADLOCK. "OVER THE YEARS OF THIS CENTURY MEN ABROAD -- AND SOME AT HOME -- HAVE MADE GREAT MISTAKES IN MISCALCULATING THE CHARACTER AND STRENGTH AND F'ORTITUDE U.S. AIR STRIKES CONTINUE OF' AMERICA'S YOUTH," THE PRESIDENT SAID. TO STEPPED-UP RED WARNINGS "I HOPE THAT NONE TODAY -- ANYWHERE-­ SA I GON, rEB. 8 (up I )--DOZENS OF' U.S. AND SOUTH V I ETNAMESE WARPLANES SMASHED WILL REPEAT THAT MISCALCULATION ABOUT AT NORTH VIETNAMESE MILITARY TARGETS MONDAY IN THE SECOND DAY OF' RAIDS DESIGNED OUR YOUTH OR ABOUT OUR NATION. TO "PUNISH THE COMMUNISTS" FOR TERROR ATTACKS ON AMERICANS. THE RAIDS DREW "WE LOVE PEACE. WE SHALL DO ALL WE A SHARP NEW WARNING F'ROM Moscow. CAN IN HONOR TO PRESERVE IT -- F'OR OUR­ A SOVIET GOVERNMENT STATEMENT LAST NIGHT SAID RUSSIA WOULD BE F'ORCED TO TAKE SELVES AND ALL MANKIND, BUT WE LOVE "F'URTHER MEASURES" TO PROTECT THE SECURITY AND "STRENGTHEN THE DEF'ENSE CAPA­ LIBERTY MORE AND WE SHALL TAKE UP ANY BILITY" OF' COMMUNIST NORTH VIET NAM AS THE RESULT OF' AMERICAN REPRISAL ATTACKS. CHALLENGE, ANSWER ANY THREAT, PAY ANY THE KREMLIN ALSO WARNED THAT THE BOMBINGS WERE "CAPABLE OF' CROSSING OUT VAR­ PRICE TO MAKE CERTAIN THAT F'REEDOM IOUS STEPS TAKEN IN THE INTERESTS OF' IMPROVING SOVIET-AMERICAN RELATIONS"-­ SHALL NOT PERISH F'ROM THIS EARTH." APPARENTLY MEANING THE PROSPECT OF MOSCOW-WASHINGTON SUMMIT TALKS. JOHNSON'S REMARKS CAME AF'TER HE HAD MONDAY'S RAIDS ON COMMUNIST STAGING COOPER-CONRAD SET ORDERED TWO AIR RAIDS IN AS MANY DAYS AREAS IN NORTH VIET NAM LEFT 70 PER- ON NORTH VIETNAMESE BASES IN RETALIA­ CENT OF' THE BOMBING OBJECTIVES IN SK>K- AS CREW OF GEM I NI TION F'OR A MASSIVE ATTACK ON AMERICAN ING RUINS, ACCORDING TO THE SOUTH ON WEEK LONG I P TROOPS IN SOUTH VIET NAM. VIETNAMESE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. - TR (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) DESPITE THE RAIDS, COMMUNIST GUER- HOUSTON, FEB. 8 (UPI)--AsTRONAUT GoR- RILLA LEADERS SAID THEY WOULD STEP UP DON COOPER, AMERICA'S SPACE ENDURANCE HOUSE CAP. TYLAT-£S ATTACKS ON AM£~ICANS .N SoUTH VIET RECORD ~&ER) ANO LT. CHARLES (PETE) ON FOOD BAN STAND NAM. CONRAD WERE CHOSEN TODAY AS THE PRI- WASHINGTON, FEB. 8 (UPI)--THE HOUSE TH~ COMMUNISTS SAID THEIR SUNDAY MARY CREW F'OR AMERICA'S THIRD AND MOST REVERSED ITSELF' TODAY UNDER PRESSURE TERROR RAIDS ON U.S. INSTALLATIONS AT AMBITIOUS TWO-MAN SPACE FLIGHT --SCHED­ OF ADMINISTRATION PROODING AND A NEW PLEIKU IN WHICH 9 AMERICANS WERE KIL~D ULED F'OR SlVEN DAYS. CRISIS IN VIET NAM AND AGREED TO LEAVE AND 126 WOUNDED WERE ONLY THE BEGIN- IN ADDITION TO IT BEING THE PLANNED WITH PRESIDENT JOHNSON A F'INAL DECI­ NING. LONGEST SPACE VOYAGE, THE COOPER-CONRAD SION ON WHETHER F'OOD SALES TO THE UNI~ A BROADCAST OF' THE COMMUN 1ST "L I BER- VENTURE WILL ALSO MARK THE F' I RST T I ME EO ARAB REPUBLIC SHOULD BE HALTED. ATION FRONT RADIO" DECLARED THE VIET AN AMERICAN ASTRONAUT WILL BE REQUIRED ON A ROLL CALL VOTE MEMBERS REJECTED CONG COMMUNISTS "WILL CONTINUE TO AT- TO MOVE OUTSIDE THE SHIP AND WORK IN A REPUBLICAN MOTION TO STAND F'IRM F'OR TACK VIGOROUSLY AND UNREMITTINGLY, AND SPACE ITSELF. AN ANTI-UAR F'OOD BAN WRITTEN BY THE 'TO ATTACK' MEANS TO ANNIHILATE THE SOMETIME DURING THE WEEK-LONG F'LIGHT, HOU~t INTO A SUPPLEMENTAL MONEY BILL. ENEMY." CONRAD AND COOPER, ONE AT A TIME, WILL (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) (CON~INUED ON PAGE SIX) OPEN A LITTLE DOOR AND STICK THE UPPER HALF' OF' THEIR BODIES OUTSIDE THE SHIP DC-7 DOWN IN ATLANTIC OCEAN; AND REACH BACK TO OPEN A HATCH IN THE ADAPTER AREA TO PERF'ORM AN EXPERIMENT. SEARCH LAUNCHED FOR 83 PEOPLE THEY WILL NOT COMPLETELY LEAVE THE NEW YORK, FEB. 8 (UPI)--AN EASTERN AIRLINES DC 7 AIRLINER WITH 83 PERSONS SPACECRAFT. ABOARD CRASHED IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN TONIGHT, MINUTES AFTER TAKING OFF' F'ROM THE NATIO~AL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE KENNEDY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. ADMINISTRATION SAID THE BACKUP CREW THE PLANE PLUNGED INTO THE WATER ABOUT 15 MILES F'ROM THE AIRPORT. THE F'OR THE F'LIGHT, WHICH WILL BE THE LONG­ F'LIGHT HAD ORIGINATED IN BOSTON WITH SEVERAL EASTERN SEABOARD STOPS. EST SPACE FLIGHT EVER ATTEMPTED, WILL A MASSIVE SEARCH F'OR THE PROPELLER-DRIVE~, F'OUR- ENGINE PLANE WAS LAUNCHED (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) BY THE COAST GUARD AND POLICE WITH BOATS, PLANES AND HELICOPTERS. A SPOKESMAN FOR THE FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY SAID THE PLANE HAD CLEARED KEN­ NEDY AIRPORT AND HEADED OUT OVER THE ATLANTIC. MORE PARADERS JAILED HE SAID THAT A PRELIMINARY CHECK IN ALABAMA CAMPAIGN SHOWED THE PLANE HAD MADE A "GENERALLY HE SA 10 NOTH I NG F'URTHER WAS HEARD SELMA, ALA., fEB. (UPI)--CLUB-WIELD­ NORMAL" DEPARTURE FROM THE AIRPORT AND F'ROM THE PLANE BY RADIO AND A CHECK ING POLICE HAULED 50 NEGRO DEMONSTRA­ THEN MYSTERIOUSLY WAS LOST ON RADAR. SHOWED THAT IT HAD BEEN LOST ON RADAR. TORS OF'F' TO JAIL TODAY, INCLUDING ONE NEW YORK CITY POLICE SAID THAT THE THE FAA SPOKESMAN SAID NO REPORTS OF' OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING'S TOP AIDES, ANY DIF'FICULTIES ABOARD THE PLANE HAD CITY'S DISASTER UNITS HAD BEEN ORDER­ WHO WAS JABBED WITH A NIGHTSTICK AND BEEN RECEIVED BY THE CONTROL TOWER ED TO KENNEDY A,RPORT F'OR POSSIBLE CHIDED BY A JUDGE. AT THE AIRPORT OR ANY OF' THE FAA USE. THE NEGROES WERE FINED $50 AND SEN­ GROUND RADIO STATIONS. THE COAST GUARD SAID IT HAD SENT OUT rENCED TO F'IVE DAYS IN JAIL ON CONnM~ THE COAST GUARD SAID ITS STATION AT SIX SEARCH BOATS, SEVERAL SEARCH PLA~ OF' COURT CHARGES. THEY BROUGHT TO 3,- AND HELICOPTERS. SHORT BEACH, ON LONG ISLAND'S SOUTH 400 THE NUMBER OF' PERSONS ARRESTED IN SHORE, HAD OBSERVED AN "EXPLOSION" tHE COAST GUARD SAID THE PLANE WENT SELMA AND NEARBY MARION IN THE VOTER INTO THE OCEAN ABOVT SIX MILES DUE OF'F'SHORE ABOUT THE TIME THE PLANE REGISTRATION DRIVE NOW ENTERING ITS CRASHEDo SOUTH OF' JONES BEACH INLET, WHICH IS THIRD WEEK. THE FAA SPOKESMAN SAID THE PLANE HAD SOME MILES FROM MANHATTAN ON THE 30 SEVERAL NEGROES WERE JABBED WITH SOUTHERN SHORE OF' LONG ISLAND. BEEN INSTRUCTED BY RADIO TO TRANSF'ER ELECTRIC CATTLE PRODS AND CLUBS TODAY F'ROM THE KENNEDY AIRPORT CONTROL TOWER BY SHERIF'F JIM CLARK AND HIS DEPUTIES. RADIO FREQUENCY WHICH IS OPERATED OUT ONE, IVANHOE DONALDSON, WAS BELTED OF MACARTHUR AIRPORT IN ISLIP, NEW CONSERVE WATER (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) YORK PAGE 2 HOURGLASS MONDAY 8 fEBRUARY 1965 OPERAT ~ ON NOT IC[ PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE ! DIRECTION Of THE C~NDING OfFICER, BLACKOUT WEDNESDAY KWAJALEIN TE~T SITE, MARSHALL ISLANDS. RANGE OPERATIONS WILL REQUlk~ ALL CONTRACT DA·010021 AMC-9004 (Y) LOCAL RESIDENTS TO BLACK OUT ALL EX­ (NI2367156) 35133A PMR WITH GLOBAL TERiOR LIGHTS IN THE HOUSING AREA ON ASSOC IATES 0 THE MORNING OF 10 FEBRUARY DURING THE THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY REQUIRED BLACKOUT PERIOD BEGINNING MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR (EARLIEST) AT 0115 WHEN THE STREET NOTICES IS 4PM THE DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ LIGHTS AND THE ROTATING BEACON ON THE TION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS WATER TOWER ARE TURNED OFF AND CON­ I lOAM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. TINUING UNTIL THESE LIGHTS ARE AGAIN TURNED ON. INTERIOR LIGHTS ARE NOT EDITOR AFFECTED. THERE IS NO "TAKE COVER" ASST EDITOR REQUIREMENT FOR THIS OPERATION. STAFF' EXCEPT FOR EMERGENCY VEHICLES, NO VEHICLES WILL BE OPERATED DURiNG THE BLACKOUT (WHILE THE STREET LIGHTS AND THE ROTATING BEACON ON THE WATER TOWER ARE OFF.) IN CONNECTION WITH THIS OPERAT!ON HAZARD AREAS WILL EXIST IN THE OCEAN WITHIN A 200 NAUTICAL MILE RADIUS or KWAJALEfN AND IN THE KWAJALEIN ATOLL ON THE ISLANDS AND IN THE LAGOON BE­ TWEEN A LINE JCINING BOGERI AND YAH­ BENOHR AND A LINE JOINING BIGEJ AND GEA. ALL PERSONNEL A~D CRAFT ARE RE­ QUESTED TO STAY our OF THE ABOVE HAZARD AREAS BETWEE~ THE HOURS OF 0015 AND 0715, 10 FEBRUARY. NEWEST JET COPTER DOUBLES AS CRANE BURBANK, CALIF. FEB. 8 (UPI)--EN­ GINEERS AT LOCKHEED-CALIFORNIA AIR­ CRAFT COMPANY ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT A EUROPEAN PRESS BACKS JET HELICOPTER CAPABLE OF PERFORMING RETALIATORY AIR RAIDS AS A GiANT CONSTR~CT!ON CR~~E COULD BE IN OPERATION WiTHIN f%VE YEARS. LONDON, FEB. 8 (UPI)--EDITO~IALS IN THE IOO-FOOT HELICOPTER COULD CARRY THE EUROPEAN PRES~ TODAY REFLECTED MORE THAN 100 P6SSENGERS, UP T0 20 CAUTIOUS SUPPO~T FOR THE UNIT[D STATES TONS OF CARGO OR OPER~TE AS A SKY ACTION AGAINST NORTH VIET NAM AND SOME HAWKS DEPLOYED CRA~E, A COMPANY SPOKESMAN SA~D. SPECULATION THAT THE REPRISAL MIGHT SAIGON, FEBo 8 (UP!)--T~E FIRST IT WOULD aE CAPABL£ or HOISTING BE A PRELUDE TO N£GOTIATIONS. PLANELOAD OF A BATTAL!~N OF U.S. HAWK LOADS UP TO 40,000 POUNDS. EUROPEiS COMMUNIST PRESS, AS EXPECT­ ANTI-AIRCRAFT MiSSILES ARRIVED IN THE THE CONVERTIBLE, HEAVY-LIFT COPTER ED, BLASTED THE AMERiCAN REPRISALS AS SOUTH VIETNAMESE CITY OF DA NANG THIS WOULD BE BUILT WIT~ A DETACHABLE P'SS- ' "AGGRESSION." AFTERNOON, AN AMERICAN MILITARY SPOKES­ ENGER OR CARGO UNIT. WHEN PERFORMING THE BITTEREST ATTACKS CAME FROM THE MAN SAID. AS A SKY CRANE, THE UNIT WOULD BE RE­ COMMUNIST PARTY NEWSPAPERS L'UNITA IN IN WASHINGTON THE WHITE HOUSE AN­ MOVED AND A WINCH INSTALLED IN iTS ROME AND THE DAILY WORKER IN LONDON. NOUNCED EARLIER THAT THE MISSILES PLACE. THE ITALIAN PARTY ORGAN BANNER HEAD­ WOULD BE DEPLOYED IN ~OUTH VIET NAM THREE JET ENGiNES WOULD POWER THE LINED "BRUTAL U.S. AER!AL AGGRESSION IN THE WAKE OF SUNDAY'S UoSo AIR ATTAC~ PROPOSED HELICOPTER UP TO SPEEDS OF AGAINST NORTH VIET NAM." ON NORTH VIET NAM. 150 MILES PER HOUR. A P!GID ROTOR "ONCE AGAIN AME~ICAN IMPERIALISM THE MISSILES HAVE A RANGE OF 20 MilES SYSTEM DEVELOPED BY LOCKHEED WO~LD HAS HIT,II L!UNnA SAID IN AN EDITOR­ AND CAN HIT AIR TARGETS AT AN ALTITUDE ELIMINATE THE NEED or STAB!LiZATION IAL. "IT HA5 HIT IN THE CLASSICAL WAY OF 50,000 FEET. WITH AIR BOMBING, MACH!NEGUNNING, DEVICES REQUIRED FOR MOST HELICOPTERS. UNOFFICIAL SPECULATION BOTH IN SAIGON THE 120-FOOT-DIAMETER ROTOR BLADES PIRATICAL AIR RAIDS, SOWING DEATH, AND WASHINGTON WAS GUESSING TODAY THAT WOULD BE HELD FI~MLY TO THE ROTOR MAST DESTRUCTION AND RUIN IN NORTH VIET MORE AIR POWER AND GREATER LAND FORCES RATHER THAN HINGED IN THE CONVENTIONAL NAM. " WOULD BE ALERTED FOR POSSIBLE MOVEMENT MANNER THE MAST WOULD BE DRIVEN BY LONDONtS DAILY WORKER DESCRIBED THE TO THE VIET NAM THEATER. THE TRANSMISSION WHiCH IS ATTACHED ACT AS "A PIECE OF BARBARIS~" AND THE REPLACEMENT OF THE LOST AND DAMAGED "BLIND AND INSENSATE DEATH-THROES OF RIGIDLY TO THE FUSELAGE. PLANES WAS EXPECTED MOMENTARILY. A CONTROL GYRO ON TOP OF THE ROTOR A WOUNDED BEAST." MAST WOULD ACT AS A STABILIZER AND THE TIMES OF LONDON SAID IN AN EDIT­ AMERICAN REPRISAL WITHOUT GIVING TOO AS A ROTOR CONTROL DEVICE~ THCS ELIM­ ORIAL THAT THE ATTACK HAD BEEN ORDERED MUCH HELP TO PEKING." INATING COMPLIC4TED CONTROLS AND STA­ IN "DIRECT RETALIATION--WIT'iIN HOURS-­ ROME's INDEPENDENT IL MESSAGGERO BILIZING SYSTEMS. FOR ATTACKS ON AMERICAN AIR AND SUPPLY SAID IN AN EDITORIAL ENTITLED "fiRM­ BASES IN WHICH MORE AMERICAN SOLDIERS NESS" THAT THE U.S. ACTION "LEAVES NO PLANES RECON ATTACK SCENE WERE KiLLED AND WOUNDED THAN IN ANY DOUBT ABOUT PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S INTEN­ WSHINGTON, fEB. 8 (UP~)--THE u.s. OTHER RAiD IN THIS BITTER WAR. As TION OF ANSWERING HANOI's INCREASED DEfENSE DEPARTMENT SA!D NAVY PLANES ONE BLOW SUCCEEDED THE OTHER THERE PROVOCATIONS THROUGH ADEQUATE RETAL­ RETURNED TqDAY TO THE SCENE OF YESTER­ COULD BE NO FEAR THAT EXPANSION OF IATION WHICH IS NOT INTENDED TO SPREAD DAY'S BOMBING RAID AT DONG HOI iN NORTH THE WAR WAS INTENDED--AS A STATEMENT THE CONFLICT BUT TO KEEP THE SOUTHERN VIET NAM. THERE WAS SOME SHOOTiNG, IN WASHINGTON EMPHASfZED." TERRITORY SHELTERED AGAINST ANY COM­ BUT THE MAIN MISSiON WAS PHOTO RE­ THE TIMES SAID THE FORM OF THE RE­ MUN'ST INFILTRATION." CONNAISSANCE. PRfSAl "WILL NOT HAVE DEFLECTED THOSE STOCKHOLM'S LIBERAL DAGENS NYHETER Rf-8 PHOTOPLANES fROM THE AORCRAFT WHO LOOK FORWARD TO SOME KIND OF NE­ SAID IN AN EDITORIAL THAT THE U.S. CARRIER HANCOCK FLEW OVER THE AREA TO GOTIATION IN THE FUTURE. fNDEED, IT "HAS TAKEN A STEP, WILLFULLY OR UN­ MAKE PICTURES OF THE DAMAGE DONE IN MAY BE TAKEN AS A NECESSARY PRELIM- WilLFULLY, WHICH MIGHT LEAD TO OTHER YESTERDAY'S STRIKE. I NARY, S, MPL Y AS A WAR~'1 NG TO THE STEPS. AGAINST A RUTHLESS ENEMY THE THEY WERE ESCORTED BY A-4 S~YHAWKS VIETNAMESE GOVERNMENk IN PARIS, THE AMERICANS HAVE FELT THEMSELVES FORCED AND F-8 ~RUSADERS WHICH STRAFED GUN INDEPENDENT CONSERVATIVE FtGARO ASKED TO TAKE RUTHLESS RISKS." POSITIONS ON THE GROU~D, THE PENTAGON IF THE U.S. RAIDS WERE THE START OF SOCIAL DEMOCRAT'~ STOCKHOLMS-TIDNIN­ SAID. AN ESCALATION POLICY OR IN FACT A GEN SAID "POSSIBLYYfTHE UNITED STATES No PLANES WERE DAMAGED. REAR-GUARD ACTION TO GAIN AN APPARENT WANTS TO TEST HOW MUCH COLD STEEL THE THE PENTAGON ALSO SAID THAT EIGHT POSITION OF STRE~GTH BEfORE PEACE COMMUNISTS SIDE CAN STAND, BUT THIS NAVY AIRCRAFT WERE DAMAGED IN SUNDAY'S NEGOTfATIONS START. IS A DANGE~OUS POLICY WHICH COULD ATTACK, IN ADDITION TO THE ONE THAT THE LEFT-WING NEWSPAPER COMBAT SAID LEAD TO A DEVELOPMENT SIMILAR TO THE WAS LOST. IN AN EDITORIAL THAT THE REPRISAL HAD CUBAN CRISIS." IN ANSWER TO QUERIES, THE PENTAGON PUT SOVIET PREMIER ALEXEI KOSYGIN ON SAID THAT SEVEN A-4 SKYHAWK ATTACK THE SPOT. "THE SOVIET DILEMMA LIES WELL VERSED--I FIND ONE TROUBLE WITH PLANES WERE DAMAGED, AS WAS ONE F-8 IN IT~ OBLIGATION TO REACT Tn THF CONTOUR CHAIRS--MY CONTOUR'S NOT THE CRUSADER JET FiG~TER. (CONTINUED It ~DJACENT COLUMN) SAME AS THEIRS! PAGE 3 HOURGLASS MONDAY 8 ~EBRUARY 1965

T • THE RECENT PROMOTION TO GS-12 FIRST CONGRESS OF MICRONESIA FOR MR. W,LL,AM L. BALLARD IS THE CAUSE FOR SMILES AND CON­ H,STORY WAS IN THE MAKING FO~ THE TRUST TERRITORY IN GRATULATIONS FROM LT. COL. W.W. JANUARY or THIS YEAR. FOR THE FIRST TIME THE CITIZENS CRUM (LEFT), AND COL. GLEN CR OF MICRONESIA HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO ELECT THEIR REPRE­ BILL SPENT SEVERAL YEARS AT RE SENTATIVES TO A TERRITORY-WIDE LAWMAKING BODY, KNOWN AS STONE ARSENAL BEFORE ACCEPTING THE CONGRESS OF M,CRONESIA. HIS PRESENT ASSIGNMENT AS CHIE~ AN ELECTION IN MICRONESIA BEARS LITTLE RESEMBLANCE TO AVIATION BRANCH. HE WAS CHIEF ONE IN THE UNITED STATES THESE DAYS. THE GENERAL ELECTION PROCEDURE IS ADHERED TO CERTAINLY, BUT DUE TO THE VAST OF REDSTONE ARMY AIRFIELD OP­ OCEAN AREA OVER WHICH THESE ISLANDS ARE SCATTERED AND THE ERATIONS BEFORE RETIRING AS RESULTING PROBLEMS or TRANSPORTATION, THE ELCTIONS CAN MAJOR, AND THEN WORKED WITH THE NOT BE COMPLETED IN A SINGLE DAY AS THEY ARE IN THE UNITED MARSHAL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER IN STATES. CONNECTION WITH AVIATION ACTI­ A TRUST TERRITORY BOAT WAS USED TO A GREAT EXTENT TO VITIES PRIOR TO COMING TO KWAJ­ CARRY THE BALLOT BOX TO THE MANY ISLANDS or THE GROUP, ALEIN. ACCOMPANIED BY A TRUST TERRITORY ELECTION REPRESENTATIVE. AFTER THE VOTING WAS CARRIED OUT AT ONE ISLAND, THE BALLOT BOX WAS TAKEN TO ANOTHER ISLAND AND SO ON UNTIL THE ENTIRE AREA HAD VOTED. THERE WAS HEAVY VOTING THROUGHOUT THE TERRITORY. IN THE YAP DISTRICT, FOR INSTANCE, IT IS REPORTED THAT 9~ OF THE REGISTERED VOTERS WENT TO THE POLLSo IN REMOTE AREAS THE BALLOT BOX WAS CARRIED SEVERAL MILES OVER RUG­ GED TERRAIN TO REACH ISOLATED VILLAGES. THE TRUST TERRITORY IS DIVIDED INTO SIX SEPARATE DIS­ TRICTS. EACH DISTRICT IS ALLOWED TWO SEATS IN THE HOUSE or DELEGATES, THE UPPER HOUSE OF THE CONGRESS OF MICRONESI EACH DISTRICT'S REPRESENTATION IN THE LOWER HOUSE, KNOWN AS THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY, IS BASED ON THE POPULATION. ALL THE CANDIDATES CAMPAIGNED DILIGENTLY FOR THE OFFICE THEY WERE SEEKING. As A RESULT THE VOTERS OF THE DIS­ TRICTS ACQUIRED A NEW SENSE OF THE CONCEPT OF REPRESEN­ TATIVE GOVERNMENT AND THE IMPORTANT PART THEY PLAY IN A DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT. THE WINNING CANDIDATES FOR THE CON­ GRESS OF MICRONESIA ARE LISTED BELOW THE YOUNGER SET NOTE OF THANKS BY DISTRICTS' LAST FRIDAY WAS FRESHMAN CLASS DAY, To ALL THEIR MANY FRIENDS WHO PID MARIANAS: HOUSE OF DELEGATES - A FACT WELL REMEMBERED BY THOSE WHO SO MUCH TO MAKE THEIR WEDDING A ~EM­ OLYMPIO A. BORJA, JOSE R. CRUZ. HOUSE WENT THE WRONG WAY DOWN ONE-WAY HALL ORABLE EVENT, MR. AND MRS. CEE HEN­ OF ASSEMBLY - BENJAMIN T. MANGLONA, AND THUS HAD TO RUN AROUND THE SCHOOL TACUTAN WISH TO EXTEND THEIR HEART­ MANUEL D. MUNA, JUAN A. SABLAN. IN ORDER TO IMPRESS THE FACT UPON FELT THANKS AND GRATITUDE. To THE PALAU~ HOUSE OF DELEGATES - ROMAN THEIR MINDSo To TOP OFF THE WHOLE F,L-AMERICANS THE HENTACUTANS EXTEND TMETUCHL, JOHN NGIRAKED. HouSE OF DAY THE FRESHMEN HAD AN ASSEMBLY COM­ THEIR DEEPEST THANKS FOR THE BEAUTI­ ASSEMBLY - LAZARUS SALII, SADANG NGIR­ PLETE WITH PROGRAMS, STAGE, NARRATOR, FUL DECORATION OF THE CORAL SANDS AECHERANG, JACOB SAWAICHI. AND COMMERCIALS. EVER HEAR OF KWAJ. BEACH PAVILION AS WELL AS THE MANY TRUK' HOUSE OF DELEGATES - TOSIWO CONDITION TEACHERS?-RUSTY. YES, YOU OTHER SERVICES THEY PERFORMED. IT NAKAYAMA, ANTON AMARAICH. HOUSE or COULD TELL R. GIBBS WAS THERE. UH, WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE HERE TO NAME ASSEMBLY - SMART LAMPSON, PETRUS MAlLO HOW 010 BILL TAKE THE NEWS, DONNA? AND EVERYONE WHO GAVE SO WILLINGLY OF SOUKICHI FRITZ. WE ALL KNOW HOW WELL JANICE CONSERVES THEIR TIME AND EFFORTS. MARSHALLS: HOUSE OF DELEGATES - AMAT WATER. YES SIR, IT WAS A GREAT ASSEM­ THE HENTACUTANS WILL ALWAYS REMEM­ KABUA, DR. ISAAC LANWI. HOUSE OF As­ BLY, WE ALL LEARNED SOME NEW FACTS. BER THE WARNHEARTEO FRIENDSHIP SHOWN SEMBLY - NAMU HERMIOS, DR. HENRY INCLUDING THE LATEST FASHIONS IN CLOT THEM ON THEIR WEDDING DAY HERE ON SAMUEL, DWIGHT HEINE, ATLAN ANI EN. ING MODELED BY OWN GREAT FRESHMEN BOYS KWAJALEIN. PONAPE HOUSE OF DELEGATES - BAILEY By THE WAY, IF YOU EVER, EVER SEE OLTER, DR. ELIU PRETRICK. HOUSE or LARRY EVANS CRAWLING AROUND ON THE GLOBAL WIVES MEET ASSEMBLY - ELIAS ROBERT, BETHWEL HENR FLOOR AND SCREAMING BLOODY MURDER A­ THE GLOBAL WIVES LUNCHEON, HELD MAX IRIARTE, DR. OLTER PAUL BOUT WATER, GIVE HIM SOME. REMEMBER SATURDAY ArTERNOON, FEB. 6 AT THE THE ELECTION RESULTS FROM THE YAP THE M,GHTY MURPHY OATH? WE ALL SHOULD YOKWE YUK CLUB, WAS ATTENDED BY A DISTRICT HAVE NOT YET BEEN ANNOUNCED, SINCE WE HAD TO STANO UP AND SAY IT LARGE NUMBER OF MEMBERS. AS FINAL TABULATIONS CAN NOT BE MADE TWO OR THREE TIMES. FOLLOWING A SHORT BUSINESS MEET­ UNTIL BALLOTS FROM THE MORE REMOTE INTRAMURALS ARE NOW UNDER WAY, BAS­ ING, ENID McKAY SPOKE TO THE GROUP OUTER ISLANDS HAVE REACHED THE TABU- KETBALL INTRAMURALS THAT IS. IN THE ON MICRONESIA. REGARDLESS OF HOW LATING HEADQUARTERS. FIRST OF THE DOUBLE ELIMINATION GAMES, OFTEN MRS. McKAY SPEAKS ON THE SUB­ THE SOPHOMORES DEFEATED THE JUNIORS JECT SHE NEVER FAILS TO PRESENT DIF­ THE WOMAN'S GOLF TOURNAMENT, SPON­ BY ONE POINT AND THE SENIORS DOWNED FERENT AND INTERESTING INrORMATION SORED BY THE KWAJALEIN GOLF ASSOCIA­ THE FRESHMEN. Too BAD M,GHTY MURPHY ABOUT THE TRUST TERRITORY AND ITS TION ON SATURDAY, FEB. 6, WAS WON BY WASN'T AROUND. TODAY THE LOSERS PLAY PEOPLE. SHE IS ALWAYS A MOST WEL­ BETTY DION WITH A NET 43. SECOND AND AND THE WINNERS PLAY TO DECIDE THE COME SPEAKER AT ANY MEETING, AND THIRD PRIZES WERE TAKEN BY MARILY SEMI-FINALISTS. THIS ONE WAS NO EXCEPTION. R,EGER AND SUE W,ENER, RESPECTIVELY. THE YOUNGER SET PLANS FOR THE NEXT MEETING or THE Low GROSS SHOOTER WAS PHYLLIS BROWN GLOBAL WIVES WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN WITH A 52. CHESS TOURNAMENT THE HOURGLASS. THE CHAMPIONSHIP CHESS TOURNAMENT, THE HOURGLASS ANNOUNCES THAT CASU­ SPONSORED BY THE KWAJALEIN CHESS CLUB, HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL ALTY LISTS FROM THE WAR IN VIET NAM WAS RECENTLY COMPLETED. THE HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES ARE NOW WILL BE POSTED ON THE BULLETIN BOARD THIS WAS THE MOST HOTLY CONTESTED PARTICIPATING IN THEIR CLASS INTRA­ ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE SPECIAL TOURNAMENT WITNESSED BY THE KWAJALEIN MURAL TOURNAMENT FOR THE SCHOOL CHAM SERVICES BUILDING. CHESS CLUB. THE RESULTS WERE AS PIONSHIP. IN THE FIRST ROUND THE FOLLOWS: BOB WEBB, GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, SOPHOMORES HELD OUT IN THE FINAL MIN WATER REPORT FIRST PLACE WINNER WITH TWENTY-ONE UTES FOR A 24-23 WIN OVER THE JUNI CONDITION YELLOW WINS; C.T. NOBLE, GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, IN THE SECOND GAME THE SENIORS LEO RAINFALL YESTERDAY .13 SECOND PLACE WITH EIGHTEEN WINS; AND ALL THE WAY INDOWNING THE FRESHMEN WATER DISTILLED YESTERDAY 147,100 DICKEY H.T. LAU, BURNS & ROE, THIRD 33-13- THE SCORING WAS SOPHOMORES, WATER USED YESTERDAY 222,100 PLACE WITH FIFTEEN WINS. COHAN to, ELLIOTT 6, BIRCHER 2, WATER IN STORAGE TODAY 10,380,000 THE KWAJALE1N CHESS CLUB IS PRESENT­ SCHAEFER 2, CARLIN 2, YORK 2. JUNI LY PLANNINa rOR A FIRST QUARTER CHAM­ ADDY 4, McKAY 2, SHELHORSE 2, Ross 3 MAIL CALL PIONSHIP TOURNAM£NT WHICH WILL COM­ DETCHEMENDY 2, CRArToN 10. SENIORS: 1,594 POUNDS OF MAIL CAME IN ON MENCE ON SUNDAY, FEB. 28. PLAY WILL NELSON 18, SHAW 4, STUDABAKER 9, THE NORTHWEST FLIGHT YESTERDAY. (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) MOORE 2, SMITH I.FR.:EvANS 2, SHAW 8 PAGE 4 HOURGLASS MONDA Y B FEBRUARY 1965 PAPER ENDORSES EXCHANGE WHICH JOHNSON? WALL STREET TODAY OF NEWSMEN WITH CH I NA LONDON, tEB. 8 (UPt)--SUNDAY Ex­ WASHINGTON, FEB. 8 (UPI)--THE WASH- STOCK PRICES FINISK£D IN THE MINUS PRESS COLUMNIST JOHN GORDON YESTERDAY COLUMN TODAY AFTER STRUGGLING TO RE­ INGTON DAILY NEWS EXPRESSED HOPE TO­ CRITICIZED PRESIDENT JOHNSON FOR NOT DAY THAT JAPAN'S EFFORTS TO ARRANGE COVER FROM THE EARLY SETBACK CAUSED SENOING VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT HUMPHREY BY THE WORSENING SOUTHEAST ASIA SIT­ A~ EXCHANGE OF NEWSMEN BETWEEN THE TO SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL'S STATE FUN­ UNITED STATES AND COMMUNIST CHINA UATION. TRADING WAS FAIRLY ACTIVE. ERAL WHEN THE PRESIDENT DIDN'T GO HIM­ PRICES RECOVERED SUeSTANTIALLY FROM WOULD BE "FRUITFUL." SELF. "WHEN JAPAN'S PREMIER EISAKU SATO THEIR WORST LEVELS or THE DAY BUT "Now THE PRESIDENT IN HIS APOLOGETIC FAILED TO COMPLETELY ELIMINATE THEIR VISITED WASHINGTON LAST MONTH ONE OF WRIGGLES MAKES HIMSELF RIOICULOUS. THE PROMINENT JAPANESE OFFICIALS WITH LOSSES. BROKERS NOTED THAT THE MARKET HE SAYS MOST OTHER NATIONS DID NOT WAS HAVING A HARDER TIME RECOVERING HIM WAS TAKEO MIKI, THE SECRETARY SEND THEIR TOP MAN OR THEIR SECOND IN GENERAL OF MR. SATO'S RULING LIBERAL­ FROM TODAY'S DECLINE THAN IT DID AFTER COMMAND. SIMILAR EARLIER CRISES. DEMOCRATIC PARTY. "c ONSIDERING THE ARRAY or KINGS, "MR. MIKI DID NOT FIGURE PROMINENT­ STEELS WERE RELATIVELY STABLE THROUGH QUEENS, PRINCES, PRESIDENTS, VICE­ THE RECENTLY HIGHFLYING CHEMICAL SEC­ LY IN THE AMERICAN TALKS, BUT AFTER PRESIDENTS AND PRIME MINISTERS IN ST. HIS RETURN TO TOKYO HE CAME UP WITH TION, PARTICULARLY EASTMAN KODAK AND PAUL'S THAT EXCUSE IS NONSENSE. DUPONT, WAS HARD HIT. AN IDEA WHICH WE CAN ENDORSE. HE "IT DESERVES THE RETORT THAT IN CALLED ON HIS GOVERNMENT TO APPROACH CHRYSLER SPURTED AROUND A POINT IN CENTURIES TO COME CHURCHILL W'LL STILL AN EASIER MOTORS SECTION. IBM, WHICH PEKING UNOFFICIALLY ON THE PROSPECTS BE REMEMBERED WHEN EVEN IN THE UNITED OF ARRANGING AN EXCHANGE OF NEWS OPENED LATE WITH A LOSS OF 6 112 WAS STATES THEY MAY BE ASKING "WHO WAS OFF ONLY AROUND 3. MOTOROLA, PERKIN­ REPORTERS BETWEEN COMMUNIST CHINA WAS JOHNSON?II ELMER AND MAGNAVOX ALSO TOOK LOSSES. AND THE UNITED STATES. "IT WAS A POOR, UNHAPPY SHOW." 'IWE HOPE HIS INTERCESSION IS FRUIT­ 30 INDUSTRIALS CLOSED AT 893.92 FUL No AMERICAN NEWSMEN ARE NOW OFF 7.65 Ci!tINESE PROTEST 20 RAILS CLOSED AT 209.58 OFF 1.40 PERMITTED IN RED CHINA, AND OF COURSE LONDON, FEB. 8 (UPI)--A HALF MIL­ 15 UTILITIES 161.99 OFF WE RECIPROCATE, BUT IF THERE IS EVER LION CHINESE MARCHED THROUGH PEKING 1.08 65 STOCKS CLOSED AT 313.78 OFF 2.43 TO BE EVEN THE SLIGHTEST UNDERSTAND­ TONIGHT TO PROTEST THE U.S. ATTACKS TODAY'S VOLUME WAS 6,010,000 SHARES. ING OR PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE BETWEEN ON NORTH VIET NAM, THE NEW CHINA NEWS OF A TOTAL 1,387 ISSUES TRADED, 414 THE FREE WORLD AND THE CHINESE MENACE AGENCY SAID TODAY. WERE HIGHER AND 701 LOWER. IT WOULD BE MOST HELPFUL IF WE COULD THE AGENCY, IN A DISPATCH RECEIVED AMERICAN EXCHANGE VOLUME WAS 1,960- GET AMERICAN REPORTERS INTO RED CHINA HERE, SAID BOTH CIVILIANS AND SOLDIERS 000 SHARES. BONDS VOLUME AMOUNTED TO BEFOREHAND AND AHEAD OF ANY TRADE, MARCHED THROUGH THE CITY, WAVING BAN­ $10,%<>,000. GOVERNMENT OR OTHER GROUPS. WE ~ON'T NERS AND SHOUTING, "DOWN WITH THE U. AT&T 67 1/4 [)\C 33 1/8 RCA 31 1/2 LIKE TO GET OUR COVERAGE SECOND-HAND S. AGGRESSORS," "WE WILL LIBERATE COMSAT 63 MINN-HONEYWELL 6 1/2 --THAT IS, FROM NEWSMEN OF OTHER TAIWAN WITHOUT FAIL" AND "U.S. IM­ 7 COUNTRIES." ------PERIALISM GET OUT OF INDO-CHINA, MCNAMARA~ PALTRIDGE v; ET NAM SECllJR I TV UPPED ASIA, AFRICA, LATIN AMERICA AND ALL TO ISSuE STATEMENT WASHINGTON, FEB. 8 (UPI)--OFFICIALS PLACES YOU OCCUPY," WASHINGTON, FEB. 8 (UPI)--AuSTRAL- HERE BEGAN AN INVESTIGATION IN HOPES THE PARADE CONTINUED UNTIL MIDNITE, IAN DEFENSE MINISTER SHANE PALTRIDGE OF TIGHTENING SECURITY AROUND SUCH THE AGENCY SAIDj RED BANNERS, POSTERS AND U.S. DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S. SOUTH VIETNAMESE MILITARY BASES AS AND PICTURES OF CHINESE COMMUNIST McNAMtRA WILL ISSUE A JOINT DEFENSE PLEIKU, WHERE 8 AMERICANS WERE KILLED PARTY CHAIRMAN MAo TZE-TUNG AND NORTH STATEMENT TOMORROW FOLLOWING A REVIEW AND 108 WOUNDED BY COMMUNIST GUERRIL­ VIETNAMESE PRESIDENT Ho CHI MINH WERE OF THE PRESENT CRITICAL SITUATION IN AS EARLY SUNDAY. LIT BY SPOTLIGHTS. THE FAR EAST. DEFENSE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS FAMIL­ THIS WAS DISCLOSED TODAY BY AN Aus­ IAR WITH THE PLEIKU SITUATION SAID, TRALIAN EMBASSY SPOKESMAN. HOWEVER, THERE SEEMED TO BE NO IRON­ ~P;~~~f~!PIM~Aft}~~~ 8 (UpO PALTRIDGE ARRIVED IN WASHINrTON CLAD WAY TO KEEP ALL INFILTRATING --LEADERS FROM THE 14 FRENCH-SPEAKING EARLY TODAY FOR TALKS AT THE STATE ATTACKERS AWAY FROM SUCH BASES. THEY AFRICAN NATIONS WILL CONDEMN COMMUN­ AND DEFENSE DEPARTMENTS BEFORE UNDER­ POINTED OUT THAT THERE IS NO FORMAL IST CHINA'S SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES IN TAKING AN EXHAUSTIVE TOUR OF MILITARY DEFENSE LINE ANYWHERE IN SOUTH VIET AFRICA, IT WAS REPORTED HERE TODAY. INSTALLATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES. NAM, AND THE BASES ARE "IN THE MIDST DIPLOMATIC SOURCES SAID THE MAJOR­ HE SPENT TODAY IN DISCUSSIONS WITH or THE ENEMY." ITY OF THE FRENCH-SPEAKING AFRICAN MEMBERS OF THE EMBASSY IN PREPARATION NATIONS WAS READY TO RAP PEKING DUR­ IN THE ATTACK, THE VIET r~NG SIM­ FOR HIS MEETINGS TOMORROW. ULTANEOUSLY GOT INSIDE THE DEFENSES ING THEIR SUMMIT CONFERENCE OPENING EMBASSY OFFICIALS DISCOUNTED REPORTS OF THE PLEIKU AIRFIELD AND THE COMP­ HERE WEDNESDAY. PUBLISHED IN WASHINGTON THAT THE MAIN POUND OF THE U.S. MILITARY ASSISTANCE THE NOUAKCHOTT CONFERENCE WAS ALSO PURPOSE OF PALTRIDGE'S VISIT WAS IN­ GROUP AT PLEIKU. EXPECTED TO PASS A MOTION DENOUNCING CLUDING WEAPONS AND AIRCRAFT. DESCRIBING THE ACTION TODAY, OFFIC­ ALL FOREIGN INTERFERENCE IN THE CONGO A WASHINGTON POST REPORT SAID THAT IALS SAID A U.S. SENTRY WHO LOST HIS (LEOPOLDVILLE) AND UPHOLDING THE AUSTRALIA HAS CONSIDERED PURCHASE or LIFE AFTER WARNING OF THE ATTACK ON LEGAL STATUS OF THE LEOPOLDVILLE THE McDONNELL PHANTOM II FIGHTER­ THE COMPOUND PROBABLY WILL BE DECOR­ GOVERNMENT, WITHOUT FORMALLY SUPPORT­ BOMBER AS AN INTERIM AIRCRAFT TO TIDE ATED POSTHUMOUSLY. ING PREMIER MOISE TSHOMBE. IT OVER UNTIL THE DELIVERY OF ITS THE SENTRY'S WARNING ENABLED OFFI­ DIFFICULTIES WERE EXPECTED TO ARISE FIRST 24 F-III FIGHTER-BOMBERS DUE IN CERS IN THE COMPOUND BUILDINGS TO IN THE SUMMIT FROM AN EFFORT TO RE­ 1968. FIRE BACK AT THE ATTACKERS--PROBABLY VIVE THE GROUPING OF FRENCH-SPEAKING AS MANY AS TWO DOZEN--AND DRIVE THEM AFRICAN COUNTRIES AS A POLITICAL ISRAELIS CONCERNED orr. ORGANIZATION. OVER ARMS TO JORDAN OrflClALS COULD NOT SAY WHICH OF LAST MARCH, THE 14-NATION AFRICAN TEL A~, FEB. 8 (UPI)--AN ISRAELI THE EIGHT AMERICANS KILLED WAS THE AND MALAGASY UNION OF FORMER FRENCH NEWSPAPER SAID TODAY THE GOVERNMENT SENTRY. THE OTHER SEVEN WHO DIED COLONIES WAS CONVERTED AT DAKAR INTO HAD EXPRESSED ITS "GRAVE CONCERN" TO WERE AT THE AIRFIELD. A LOOSELY-KNIT ArRICAN AND MALAGSY THE UNITED STATES STATE DEPARTMENT THE AIRFIELD ATTACK MAY HAVE IN­ UNION FOR ECONOMIC COOPERATION. OVER A $50-MILLION SHIPMENT OF ARMS VOLVED "ON THE ORDER OF 100" GUER­ TO NEIGHBORING JORDAN, RILLAS AND TAKEN ABOUT TWO WEEKS TO CONFERENCE POSTPONED PART OF THE SHIPMENT ALREADY HAS PREPARE, OFFICIALS SAID. IT WAS ALGIERS, FEB. 8 (UPI)--CONSTRUCTION BEEN DELIVERED, THE TEL AVIV NEWS­ DESCRIBED AS A "VERY EFFECTIVELY DELAYS AND PERSISTENT POLITICAL DIF­ PAPER MAARIV SAID. COORDINATED ATTAC~" WITH 81-MILL'­ FERENCES FORCED THE AFRO-ASIAN NATION TI£ REPORT SAID FOREIGN MINISTER METER MORTARS, DEMOLITION CHARGES TODAY TO DELAY UNTIL JUNE 29 THEIR MRS. GOLDA MEIR EXPRESSED HER GOVERN­ ANO GRENADE.f_o______SCHEDULED "SECOND S\NDdlNG" CONGRESS MENT'S CONCERN IN TALKS WITH U.S. HERE. AMBASSADOR WALAORTH BARBOUR SEVERAL MORE MASS MURDER AHMED LAIDI, ALGIERIAN CHAIRMAN or DAYS AGO. MANNHE1M, GERMANY, FEB. 8 (UPI)-­ A 15-NATION PREPARATORY COMMITTEE IN ANOTHER REPORT, MAARIV QUOTED POLES TOOK THEIR REVENGE ON NAZI IN­ OF THE CONFERENCE, SAID THAT FOR AUTHORITIATIVE SOURCES AS SAYING SOV­ VADERS BY MURDERING THOUSANDS OF "MATERIAL REASONS" THE CONGRESS WOULD IET ASSISTANCE TO EGYPT HAS NOW REACH­ GERMAN MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN AT BE PUT OFF UNTIL JUNE 29. ED $2.5 MILLION, "THUS GIVING THE BROMBERG SEPT. 3, 1939, A GERMAN DIPLOMATIC INFORMANTS SAID THE DE­ KREMLIN MORE THAN MORAL SUPPORT OF WITNESS TOLD A WAR CRIMES COURT TO­ LAY WAS DUE IN PART TO A FAILURE TO MIDDLE EAST POLICIES." nAY. RESOLVE THE QUESTION OF MALAYSIA'S THE REPORT SAID Moscow WAS BEHIND OR. BERNHARD WEHNER, rORMER NAZI PARTICIPATION, OPPOSED BY INDONESIA, THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN THE DISPUIE POLICE OFFICIAL TERMED THE POLISH AND THE PRESENCE OF RUSSIA, WHICH BETWEEN CAIRO AND EAST AND WEST GER­ , ACTION AT BROMBERG, KILLING 6,300 SOME NATIONS SEE ONLY AS A EUROPEAN MANY. AS PURE MURDER PSYCHOSIS. POWER. • HOURGLASS MONDAY 8 JANUARY 1965

TENN I S RANK' N·GS CASPER IS IN COLORADO SPRINGS, FEB. 8 (UPI) 5 ort SECTION PALM SPRINGS, FEB. 8(uPI )-- DENNIS RALSTON MOVED TO THE NO. BIG BILL CASPER, fIGHTING SPOT IN THE 1965 MEN'S SINGLES RANK­ PRESSURE JITTERS AND THE USUAL COME­ liNGS Of THE UNITED STATES LAWN TENNIS fROM-BEHIND SURGE Of ARNOLD PALMER, ASSOCIATION THE OBSERVER BIRDIED THE FINAL HOLE YESTERDAY TO RALSTON, 22, TOOK OVER THE TOP POSI­ WIN THE $100,000 BOB HOPE GOLf CLASSIC! TION FROM CHUCK MCKINLEY, WHO DROPPED BY PAT LANIAS CASPER, ONE Of GOLF'S ALL-TIME GREAT TO SECOND PLACE. THE KWAJ-EBEYE LITTLE LEAGUE ALL­ MONEY-WINNERS, fiRED A fiNAL ROUND Of THE RANKINGS WERE ANNOUNCED AT THE STAR ~AME Wit I R~ PLAYED SATURDAY 2:30 PAR 72 AND A 90-HOLE SCORE Of 348-- CONCLUSION OF A fOUR-DAY MEETING or THE PM ON THE EBEYE LITTLE LEAGUE fiELD. AND PICKED IJP FIRST PLACE MONEY Of $15, USLTA. THE KWAJ ALL-~TARS WILL PRACTICE TUE­ 000 BIGGEST PAYOff Of THE YOUNG 1965 OTHERS IN THE rlRST 10 IN MEN'S SIN­ SDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY THIS WEEK GOLf SEASON. GLES, IN ORDER, WERE: ARTHUR ASHE JR., AT 4:30 ON LITTLE: LEAGUE fiELD. THIS WHEN CASPER ROLLED IN THE THREE-FOOT FRANK FROEHLING III, EUGtNE L. SCOTT, WILL BE IN PREPARATION fOR SATURDAYS' BIRDIE PUTT ON THE 90TH HOLE, fORMER RONALD HOLMBERG, HAMILTON RICHARSON, GAME ON EBEYE. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, SITTING IN THE GALLERY Of 8,000 TOLD HIM: ALLEN E. Fox, CLARK GRAEBNER AND MARTIN HELP--BASKETBALL REFEREES "THAT LAST PUTT WAS A REAL KNEE­ RIESSEN SPECIAL SERVICES BASKETBALL LEAGUE KNOCKER." IN WOMEN'S SINGLES, NANCY RiCHEY, 22, BEGINS MONOAY, FEBRUARY 15. OFfiCIALS PALMER HAD STARTED THE DAY TRAILING MOVED FROM THIRD PLACE TO fiRST, fOL­ ARE NEEDED VERY BADLY. If YOU HAVE CASPER BY THREE SHOTS. BUT THE MASTERS LOWED BY BILLiE JEAN MOFfiTT, CAROLE ANY KNOWLEDGE Of BASKETBALL AND WOULD CHAMPION fIRED A fiNAL ROUND Of TWO­ CARDWELL GRAEBNER, KAREN HANTZE SUSMAN, LIKE TO REFEREE, PLEASE CALL JOHN UNDER-PAR 70 ON THE WIND-BATTERED BER­ JULIE HELDMAN, JUSTINA BRICKA, TROY STAVOLE, 331 IMMEDIATELY. FRETZ, AND MARY ANN EISEL. MUDA DUNES COUNTRY CLUB COURSE, IN­ CLASS I C RESULTS· CLUDING BIRDIES ON THE 13TH AND 18TH HOLES fOR A 249 SCORE. SADDLER SETS DASH RECORD NA-AL I IS LOSER HEARTBREAKER, JOMAKA" HOPEFULS #1 ELIMINATED AS THE THREE TOMMY AARON, PLAYING WITH CASPER, ALBUQUERQUE, FEB.8 (UPI )--TEXAS SOUTI+ TEAMS WENT DOWN TO DEFEAT OVER THE HAD TO ROLL IN A PRESSURE fiLLED 10- ERN'S RAY SADDLER SET A NEW u.S. NA- WEEKEND AS THE SPECIAL SERVICES DOUBLE fOOTER ON THE fiNAL HOLE, TOO, fOR HIS TIONAL RECORD Of 48.1 SECONDS IN THE ELIMINATION SOfTBALL CLASSIC TOURNAMENl BIRDIE TO DEADLOCK WITH PALMER THEY 440-YARD DASH AT THE 2ND ANNUAL ALBU- DWINDLED TO fiVE. WON $6,600 EACH. QUERQUE JAYCEE INDOOR TRACK MEET SAT- BURNS & ROE STAGED A SEVENTH-INNING To WIN THE TITLE, CASPER SHOT SOME URDAY NIGHT. NIGHTMARE RALLY TO BLAST PITCHER PAT Of THE MOST CONSISTENT GOLf OF HIS HE WON EASILY OVER MIKE LARABEE AND LANIAS Off TH~ MOUND AND BREAKUP A NA­ LIFE. HE HAD 70s IN HIS fiRST TWO ADOLPH PLUMMER Of THE SOUTHERN CALlf- ALI I 5-1 LEAD WITH TWO OUTS FROM DE- ROUNDS, fOLLOWED THAT WITH A 69 AT ORNIA STRIDERS. fEAT AND WENT ON INTO THE EXTRA INNING TOUGH ELDORADO AND 67 AT INDIAN WELLS. SADDLER, WHO CHURNED BY EARLY PACE- AND HAND THE ROYAL KINGS THEIR fiRST HE CAPPED IT YESTERDAY WITH HIS 72. SETTER PLUMMER, TOPPED THE OLD MARK OF SETBACK IN THE TOURNEY WITH A COME- THERE WAS A THREE-WAY TIE fOR FOURTH 48.2 SET BY Roy COCHRAN IN 1942 AND WAS fROM-BEHINE 7- 6 CONQUEST. THE NA-ALLIS PLACE INVOLVING JACK N,CKLAUS WHO HAD ONLY ONE-TENTH Of A SECOND OFf THE WILL LOCK HORNS TONIGHT AGAINST THE A 69, FRANK BEARD WHO ~AD A 74 AND DAVE WORLD INDOOR MARK Of 48.0, HELD BY EBEYE COMMUTERS WHO HAD ELIMINATED MARR WHO HAD A 73. THEY EACH COLLECTED WENDELL MOTTLEY OF YALE. THE WORLD SERIES CHAMPION JOMAKAJ YES- $3,666.00. CHAI CHENG, A 20-YEAR-OLD NATIONALIST TERDAY AfTERNOON WITH ANOTHER CLOSE CHINESE GIRL ATTENDING C,TRUS COLLEGE 8-7 DECISION. ALSO ELIMINATED WERE VORONINA SPEED SKATING CHAMP~ON Of AZUSA, CALifORNIA BETTERED THE THE HOPEfULS #1 AS THEY SUFfERED A WORLD'S RECORD IN THE WOMEN'S 60-YARD 16-4 DEfEAT AT THE HANDS Of DOUGLAS. OULU, FEB. 8 (UPI )--THE POWERfUL LOW HURDLES WITH A 7.6 SECOND TIME. THERE ARE ONLY fiVE MORE TEAMS SUR- WOMAN SPEED SKATER, INGA VORON!NA, IN THE TWO-MILE RUN, OLYMPIAN GEORGE VIVING IN THE TOURNEY WHILE FIVE HAVE BEAT THE CREAM Of THE WORLD'S WOMEN YOUNG BEAT LLOYD BURSON Of WESTERN NEW BEEN ELIMINATED. TONIGHT ANOTHER TEAM SKATERS TO WIN THE WORLD SPEED SKATING MEXICO UNIVERSITY AND NEW ZEALAND'S WILL BE ELIMINATED BETWEEN THE EBEYE CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE fOURTH TIME IN HER BILL BAILLIE IN 9-02.4. COMMUTERS AND NA-ALI I GAME. THE SEMI­ CAREER WITH A TOTAL Of 198.583 POINTS. fINALS GAME BETWEEN BURNS &ROE AND THE ONLY ONE OTHER WOMAN HAD WON THE CLAY GETS MEDICAL GO-AHEAD F,L-AMERICANS SCHEDULED fOR TONIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP ON THREE OCCASIONS, ANOTHD HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL TOMORROW. SOVIET SKATER, MARIA ISAKOVA. BOSTON, FEB. 8 (UPI )--THE SUREGON MEANWHILE, DOUGLAS WILL BE IDLED fOR MISS VORONINA AfTER WINNING THE 500 WHO OPERATED ON HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION AT LEAST TWO OR THREE DAYS. METERS AND PLACING fifTH IN TYE 1,500 CASSIUS CLAY TODAY PRONOUNCED THE BURNS & ROE EXPLODED FOR FOUR RUNS METERS ON SATURDAY, WENT ON SUNDAY TO BOXERiS RECOVERY AS IIEXCELLENT" AND IN THE LAST INNING AfTER TRAILING THE WIN THE TWO REMAINING EVENTS IN THE SAID THAT CLAY COULD IMMEDIATELY RE­ NA-ALIIS 5-1. ALL fOUR RUNS CAME AF- CHAMPIONSHIPS, THE 1,000 AND 3,000 SUME HEAVY TRAINING. TER ONE OUT WHICH PUT THE GAME INTO A METERS. A STATEMENT SIGNED BY DR. WILLIAM V DEADLOCK. JERRY BLACKWELL AND NORD SECOND PLACINGS IN THE OVERALL STAND- McDERMOTT JR., PROFESSOR Of SURGERY D,ETZ LED THE UPHILL RALLY IN THE SE- INGS WENT TO ANOTHER RUSSIAN GIRL, VAL- AT HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL, SAID THE VENTH WITH A PAIR OF DOUBLES LARRY ENTINA STENINA, WHO TALLIED 199.967 ANNOUNCEMENT WAS BEING MADE WITH CLAY'S STEPHENS BROUGHT IN THE SECOND RUN WITH POINTS_.______CONSENT. A SACRifICE FLY. JOE THIGHPEN THEN LOCAL SOCCER NEWS McDERMOTTiS PRINTED REMARKS SAID THE CONTINUED TO KEEP THE fiRES BURNING WITH THE VIKINGS AND THE MATADORS SOCCER EXAMI~ATION AT BOSTON CITY HOSPITAL A SINGLE AND AfTEP TWO OUTS, DAVE CLARK TEAMS MET IN AN EXCITING GAME SUNDAY ON THIS MORNING SHOWED "THE HERNiA REPAiR GOT ON WIT~ A COSTLY ERROR AND THEN THE SOCCER fiELD. WAS SOLIDLY HEALED. MR. CLAY IS ASYMP­ lHE BIG MOMENT CAME WHEN RULIN BAGLEY THE FIRST HALf ENDED IN A I TO I TIE. TOMATIC AND IN EXC£LLENT GENERAL PHYSI­ DROPPED ONE IN FRONT OF THE RIGHT fltL- GOALS WERE MADE BY THL TEAM CAPTAIN Of CAL CONDITION AT THIS POINT HE MAY DER FOR A DOUBLE WHICH BROUGHT IN THI- THE MATADORS, EMILO MARTINWZ AND BY RESUME ALL ACTiVITIES INCLUDING HEAVY GHPEN AND CLARK TO TIP UP THE GAME. DWIGHT Ross, A MEMBER OF THE VIKINGS. PHYSICAL EXERCISE AND STRENUOUS TRAIN­ BLACKWELL AND DIETZ AGAIN CAME UP IN THE SECO~ HALf PROVED MORE EXCITING ING." THE EXTRA INNING WITH DESTRUCTIVE AS IT WAS PRIMARILY A DEfENSIVE GAME I NEW PRO FOOTBALL LEAGUE BLOWS TO PUT THE GAME INTO THEIR HANDS PLAYED ALMOST ENTIRELY IN MATADOR TER­ AS BLACKWELL SINGLED AND DIETZ CRASHED RITORY. A DUEL BETWEEN TWO EBEYE TEAM NEW YORK, FEB. 8 (UPI )--A NEW PRO­ A DOUBLE. BOTH SCORED ON AN ERROR. MEMBERS, CHUNG GUM, A HALf fOR THE V,­ FESSIONAL fOOTBALL LEAGUE--THE CONTIN­ THE NA-ALIIS COULD ONLY SCORE ONE KINGS AND ALEX MILNE, GOALIE FOR THE ENTAL LEAGUE--HAS BEEN fORMED fROM THE RUN IN THE BOTTOM Of THE EIGHTH AS JOHN MATADORS KEPT BOTH TEAMS IN A CONTINUAL UNITED FOOTBALL LEAGUE AND FOUR RENE­ STAVOLE CONNECTED HIS fOURTH STRAIGHT SCRAMBLE. EMILIO MARTINEZ WRAPPED IT GADE CLUBS OF THE ATLANTIC COAST LEA­ HIT, SCORING ON PAUL UPDEGROVE'S SE­ UP WITH A SAVE WHEN ALEX MILNE WAS FA~ GUE. THE LEAGUE--fORMED LAST NIGHT-­ COND HIT Of THE NIGHT. AL ESTEBAN OUT Of A GOAL AND A QUICK PENETRATION CONSISTS OF AN EASTERN DIVISION Of WENT THE DISTANCE IN GAINING THE TRI­ INTO VIKING TERRITORY ENDED IN A MATA­ TEAMS fROM PHILADELPHIA, SPRINGfiELD, UMPH ON THE MOUND WHILE PAT LANIAS, DOR GOAL. FINAL SCORE WAS 2 TO I fAVOR MASSACHUSETTS, NEWARK, TORONTO AND WHO ALSO WENT THE fULL ROUTE, SUffERED Of THE MATADORS. WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA. THE WESTERN THE DEfEAT. SUNDAY'S SOCCER G~Mr WAS PRECEDED BY DIVISION IS MADE UP Of fRANCHISES AT ABSO BOBO, THE WESTERN DIVISION HOME A SHORT PRACTICE SCRIMMAGE BY THE liTTLE RICHMOND, CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA, RUN KING, OPENED THE SIXTH WITH A HOME LEAGUERS. HARTfORD, PROVIDENCE AND FORT WAYNE. RUN TO WIPE Off A 7-7 KNOT TO GIVE THE POTENTIAL LITTLE LEAGUERS ARE INVITED THE LEAGUE IS CALLING ITSELf A THIRD EBEYE COMMUTERS AN 8-7 VICTORY OVER TO THE THURSDAY SCRIMMAGE ON THE SOCCER MAJOR LEAGUE OF PRO FOOTBALL. JOMAKAJ. (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) FIELD AT 4 30. •

PAGE 6 HOURGLASS MONDAY 8 FEBRUARY 1965 ( CONT I HUEO FROM) (CONTI HUED FROM JOHNSON PAGE OKE GEMINI (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) OBSERVER PAGE FIVE) PRESIDENTIAL AIDE MCGEORGE BUNDY, BE THE LONGEST SPACE FLIGHT EVER AT­ JOMAKAJ DREW FIRST BLOOD IN THE OP­ JUST BACK FROM A FACT-FINDING MISSION TEMPTED, WILL BE CIVILIANS NEIL ARM­ ENING FRAME AS THEY ROUTED WINNING TO SOUTH VIET NAM, GAVE THE SECURITY STRONG AND ELLIOT SEE, THE FIRST CIV­ PITCHER BROWN BAIKI FOR A DEVASTATING COUNCIL AND THE CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS ILIANS TO BE PICKED FOR A POSSIBLE 7-RUN BARRAGE WITH A 7-HIT ATTACK A FULL REPORT ON THE CRISIS. SPACE FLIGHT CREW. WHICH INCLUDED A TWO-RUN HOMER BY HE ALSO TOLD REPORTERS LATER THAT COOPER IS FROM SHAWNEE, OKLA. CONRAD VINCE BREITENBERGER. BOBBY IHA DOU­ SOUTH VIETNAMESE OF ALL SHADES OF PO­ IS FROM PHILADELPHIA, ARMSTRONG FROM BLED IN THAT INNING WHI~E NICK Ippo­ LITICAL AND RELIGIOUS BELIEFS WERE U­ WAPAKONETA, OHIO, AND SEE IS FROM LITO, RAY NAKAMURA, FRANK GOUVEIA, NITED IN THEIR OPPOSITION TO THE COM­ DALLAS. PAUL CRUMPLER AND NEMICIO PATRICIO MUNIST THREAT. COOPER WAS THE ONLY MEMBER OF THE SINGLED WHILE STAN FOBES AND CHARLES BUNDY SAID T~ MORALE AND OVERALL "ORIGINAL SEVEN" ASTRONAUTS LEFT EL­ HIRAMOTO WERE CREDITED WITH A PAIR EFFECTIVENESS OF U.S. FORCES IN SOUTH IBILE TO BE CHOSEN FOR THE FLIGHT AND OF SACRIFICE FLIES. THE COMMUTERS EN­ VIET NAM ARE HIGH. GOT HIS ENDURANCE RECORD MAY 15-16, COUNTERED THREE RUNS IN THAT SAME BUNDY MET WITH JOHNSON FOR ABOUT AN 1962, IN A 34-HOUR FLIGHT ORBITING THE INNING ON THREE ERRORS, A DOUBLE BY HOUR THIS MORNING AND THEN SPENT MORE EARTH. ATREJ ANEJ AND A SINGLE BY TOWE TOKA. THAN 90 MINUTES WITH THE SECURITY COUN­ THE FIRST MANNED GEMINI FLIGHT IS THE COMMUTERS DUPLICATED THE SAME CIL. IT WAS THE COUNCIL'S THIRD SES­ SCHEDULED FOR APRIL THIS YEAR, THE FIGURE IN THE NEXT INNING ON AN ERROR SION IN 36 HOURS. SECOND MAY BE IN JUNE OR JULY AND THE AND FOUR SINGLES BY TED AND MIKE CA­ THE WHITE HOUSE MEETING TOOK PLACE THIRD COULD FOLLOW IN SEPTEMBER OR PELLE, BAIKI AND ANOKAR BORO. MIKE AMID THESE DEVELOPMENTS: OCTOBER. CAPELLE THEN SCORED TO PUT THE GAME --NORTH VIET NAM CLAIMED THAT 10 U.S. IF PRESENT PLANS HOLD, COOPER AND INTO A KNOT IN THE FOURTH FRAME. AIRCRAFT WERE SHOT DOWN IN THE BOMBING CONRAD WILL GO INTO THEIR ORBIT IN THE BAIKI, WHO COLLECTED THREE HITS, THEN RAIDS. THE UNITED STATES ANNOUNCED GEMINI TWO-MAN SPACE CRAFT AND MAKE SHUT OUT THE PIONEERS FOR SEVEN STRAI­ THE LOSS OF ONE PLANE YESTERDAY AND THE FIRST ATTEMPT AT RENDEZVOUS AND GHT INNINGS WITH A 3-HITTER. CRUMPLER SOUTH VIET NAM SAID IT LOST ANOTHER DOCKING WITH A SECTION EJECTED FROM WAS CHARGED AS THE LOSING PITCHER. IN TODAY'S FOLLOW-UP RAID. THEIR SPACECRAFT. DOUGLAS BACKED UP GIASOLLI 's STOUT --THE REACTION OF THE SOVIET UNION IN­ To DO THIS, THEY WOULD HAVE TO VEN­ PITCHING BY RATTLING 15 HITS OFF CREASED IN INTENSITY. THE OFFICIAL TURE OUTSIDE THE SPACECRAFT AND WOULD LOSER CLIFF CLARK SR. ON SATURDAY GOVERNMENT NEWSPAPER IZVESTIA DECLARED BE THE FIRST ASTRONAUTS TO GET OUTSIDE NIGHT TO GIVE DOUGLAS A 16-4 WIN OVER THE U.S. RAIDS COULD HAVE "MOST SER­ THE SAFETY OF THEIR SHIP. THE HOPEFULS #1, ELIMINATING THEM IOUS CONSEQUENCES." IT CALLED THE RE­ COOPER HAS BEEN RECOVERING FROM A FROM THE TOURNEY. TALIATIONS "BARBARIC AND A GROSS ACT BAD COLD THE PAST WEEK BUT TOLD UNI­ NOEL NOBLES, HARLAN WOOD, WARREN OF AGGRESSION." TED PRESS INTERNATIONAL THAT IT IS HIS HOlTHAUS, NATE CHARNEGO, JIM RESNICK, --A SENIOR CHINESE MILITARY LEADER WAS ONLY AILMENT AND THERE WAS NO TRUTH AL KISHI, DAVE SEYDA, ED CHAMBREAU QUOTED IN PEKING AS SAYING RED CHINA' TO A PUBLISHED REPORT THAT HE WAS SUF­ AND OWEN DOMAN LED AN OVERWHELMING WOULD NOT STANO IDLY BY WHILE "U.S. FERING EAR TROUBLE AND WOULD BE SCRUB­ OfFENSIVE ATTACK TO KEEP DOUGLAS HOPES IMPERIALISTS" EXTEND THE WAR TO NORTH­ BED FROM ANY FUTURE FLIGHT CREW. ALIVE IN THE CLASSIC. ERN V I ET NAM. ASTRONAUT ALAN SHEPARD IS RECOVERING THE HOPEFULS GOT OFF WITH A STRONG --THE SATELLITE NATIONS OF EASTERN FROM INNER EAR INFLAMMATION BROUGHT START IN THE FIRST INNING WHEN THEY EUROPE FOLLOWED THE IZVESTIA LINE. ON BY AN INFECTION AND ASTRONAUT JOHN SCORED THREE RUNS ON A PAIR OF SINGLES CZECHOSLOVAKIAN AND POLISH RADIO COM­ GLENN WAS FELLED BY A BLOW TO THE BY MANK BIRCHER AND GLEN ELKINS AND MENTS DENOUNCED WHAT THEY CALLED U.S. HEAD LAST YEAR THAT ALSO BROUGHT ON A DOUBLE BY CLARK. GIASOLLI'S CLUTCH PROVOCATION AND AGGRESSION. EAR TROUBL E. PITCHING BEHIND A DOUGLAS STOUT DE­ --OFFICIALS AT THE U.S. EMBASSY AT SHEPARD MAY STILL GET A CHANCE AT A FENSE RETIRED THE HOPEFULS IN ORDER Moscow BOARDED UP LOWER WINDOWS OF THE MANNED FLIGHT, HOWEVER, BUT GLENN IS FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE INNINGS UNTIL EMBASSY IN ANTICIPATION OF PROBABLE NOW OUT OF THE PROGRAM. THE SEVENTH WREN CLARK, ERNIE MaNA PROTEST DEMONSTRATIONS. SUCH DEMON­ AND WALLIN SINGLED TO BRING HOME THEIR STRATIONS WERE REPORTED IN BULGARIA. PARADERS (CONTI~~!~ ~:~) FINAL RUN. IN ADDRESSING THE BOY SCOUTS, JOHN­ OVER THE HEAD AND ANOTHER WAS STRUCK SON SAID SOMEONE SUGGESTED YESTERDAY A SHARP BLOW ON THE WRIST. CLASSIC SCHEDULE AFTERNOON THAT THE MEETING BE POSTPONEC CLARK ORDER THE REV. JAMES T. BEVEL TONIGHT AT 5:30 PM, BRANDON FIELD - BECAUSE HE MIGHT NOT HAVE ENOUGH TIME ARRESTED WHEN THE NEGRO DECLINED TO EBEYE COMMUTERS VS. NA-ALII. TO SEE THEM. LEAVE THE LINE OF REGISTRATION APPLI­ TUESDAY, 9 FEB., 5:30 PM, DALLY - THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE SAID HE VETOED CANTS. BEVEL IS FROM ATLANTA AND NOT FIL-AMERICANS VS. BURNS & ROE THAT SUGGESTION AND SAID HIS FIRST CON­ ELIGIBLE TO VOTE IN ALABAMA. WHEN HE CERN ALWAYS WAS THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF DECLINED TO LEAVE THE LINE, CLARK BASKETBALL PRACTICE AMERICA. JABBED HIM SEVERAL TIMES WITH A TWO­ WED. 10 FEB., 6-7 PM DALLY COURT, JOHNSON WENT ALMOST IMMEDIATELY FROM FOOT LONG NIGHTSTICK AND BEVEL WAS NA-AL I IS ItB" THE SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING TO GREET YANKED BY HIS COLLAR AND MARCHED INTO THURS. II FEB. - 5-6 PM DALLY COURT, THE SCOUTS. THE COURTHOUSE BY DEPUTIES. NA-AL II S itA". 6-7 PM DALL Y COURT, F I L- CONGRESSIONAL SOURCES SAID AFTERWARD BEVEL EARLIER ANNOUNCED NEGROES AMERICANS. ______THAT THE UNITED STATES FOR THE PRESENT WOULD REFUSE TO SIGN AN APPEARANCE (CONT I NUED FROM) IS fOLLOWING A "STRIKE FOR STRIKE" BOOK, A SPECIAL REQUIREMENT IN THE PAGE THREE POLICY IN ITS RETALIATORY AIR ATTACKS CHESS DRIVE, OBTAINED THROUGH A FEDERAL CONTINUE EACH SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT THE ON NORTH VIET NAM. COURT ORDER. SELMA AUTHORITIES PRE­ SCUBA CLUB UNTIL THE CHAMPIONSHIP IS HOWEVER, SPEAKER JOHN W. MCCORMACK PARED THE BOOK FOR NEGROES TODAY BUT DECIDED. ALL RESIDENTS OF THE ISLAND DECLINED TO COMMENT ON V,ET NAM AT HIS BEVEL SAID HE HAD CHANGED HIS MIND AND ARE INVITED TO COMPETE IN THIS TOUR­ REGULAR NOON NEWS CONFERENCE, ASSERT­ DECIDED NOT TO USE THE BOOK. NAMENT AND ARE URGED TO REGISTER AS ING "'JUST DON'T THINK IT WOULD BE IN (CONTINUED FROM SOON AS POSSIBLE. VISITORS ARE AL- THE NATIONAL INTEREST." FOOD BAN PAGE ONE) WAYS WELCOM~E~.~ ______(CONTINUED FROM THE ROLL CALL VOTE TODAY WAS 241 TO STRIKES PAGE ONE) 165, IN SUPPORT OF THE ADMINISTRATION NAVY PLANE CRASHES THE NEW RETALIATORY ATTACKS ALSO POSITION. DREW ANGRY REACTION FROM REO CHINA. IN OAK HARBOR, WASH., FEB. 8 (UPI)--A THE SENATE LATER AMENDED THE PROSI­ TWIN JET A3D SKYWARRIOR BOMBER WITH A ITS FIRST OFFICIAL REACTION THE CHI­ SION TO PUT CONGRESS ON RECORD AGAINST NESE COMMUNIST GOVERNMENT DECLARED: CREW OF THREE CRASHED TODAY NEAR THE FOOD-FOR-PEACE DEALINGS WITH UAR PRES­ NAVY BOMBING TARGET RANGE, APPARENTLY "TI E CHI NESE AND V I ETNAMESE PEOPLE IDENT NASSER BUT TO LET THE PRESIDENT ARE THE CLOSEST OF BROTHERS. AGGRES­ KILLING ALL ABOARD. MAKE FURTHER DELIVERIES IF HE FOUND A NAVY SPOKESMAN SAID THE FATE OF SION BY THE UNITED STATES AGAINST NORT~ THIS TO BE IN THE U.S. INTEREST. VIETNAM MEANS AGGRESSION AGAINST CHINA. THE CREW WAS NOT IMMEDIATELY DETERMIN­ WITH THE HOUSE HAVING BACKED AWAY ED BUT IT WAS BELIEVED THERE WERE NO THE 650 MILLION CHINESE PEOPLE WILL DE­ FROM ITS ADAMANT STAND, HOUSE-SENATE SURVIVORS. i FINITELY NOT STANO IDLY BY, AND WE ARE CONFEREES ON CONFLICTING VERSIONS OF THE PLANE WAS ATTACHED TO A HEAVY PREPARED IN THIS RESPECT." THE MONEY BILL WERE REPORTED TODAY ATTACK SQUADRON BASED AT WHIDBEY Is­ THE PEKING STATEMENT, BROADCAST BY READY TO AGREE ON THE SENATE LANGUAGE. LAND NAVAL AIR STATION AT OAK HARBOR. THE OFFICIAL NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY, REP. ROBERT H. MICHEL, (REP.-ILL.), THE PLANE WAS CARRYING SMALL PRAC­ DID NOT PROMISE ANY DIRECT RETALIATION AUTHOR OF THE HOUSE-PASSED ANTI-NASSER FOR THE BOMBING RAIDS. TICE BOMBS AND WAS ON A ROUTINE TRAIN­ PROVISION, SOUGHT IN VAIN TO SEND ING MISSION. Now IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN TO HoUSE CONFEREES INTO THE COMPROMISE COME TO THE AID OF WATER CONSERVATION. TALKS WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO STAND FIRM CONDUCT EACH DAY AND EVERY ACT AS IF AGAINST THE SENATE AMENDMENT. IT MIGHT BE YOUR LAST. ,.,

• • FEATURE page ••• Civilian Employment

NEW SAC BOSS-New com­ mander of the StrategIc AIr Command IS Lt Gen John D Ryan (above), replacmg rebrmg Gen Thomas Power CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT from fIscal 1942 through an estimate for flscal 1965 compares employment by state and local governments by the federal government and the total CIVilian figure In hiS budget message to Congre:"s PI ' Tohn:;on held out the possi- Making repairs In space will be a vital part blhty of pay raIses for the government S 51 mlllwn UVJI!d.ll and mll1tary personnel of future space lourneys to distant planet •• Space Tool Kits CONTRACT BRIDGE ICRasl'WORD By Eugene Shefferl BY WILLIAM J WEISER Written Espectally for Central Pre88 and ThUl New8paper By B. Jay Becker I 2 3 4 5 6 ~7 8 9 10 TOMORROW S astronauts, in addItIon to their other capabili­ (Top hconf.H.lci., I.. Mall.n' Incllvlclual Champlonlhlp 'lay) ~ ~ ties, will have to be servIce-repairmen However, their toolboxes 12 ~13 will be like no other In eXIstence today East dealer that you must take a beating at Their tools WIll be designed to make on the spot repairs to East-West wJnerable. some doubled contract "14 16 spacecraft While hundreds, thousands or even millions of mIles Let's say you're playing' rub. ~'5 ~'7 from the Earth NOBTII ber bridge and have the South 18 19 120 These tools, which conceivably could mean the dIfference be • 8 hand. If you and your partner ~ ~ ~ tween a successful return to the Earth or being stuck In space • ;J 10 8 7 G submit quietly when the oppo. 21 22 23 wm functionally duphcate the hammerIng, sawmg, :!hlsehng and • 10 nents reach six spades, the rub-- wrenchmg of normal tools But they WIll have to perform these .. A Q;J 9 8 7 ber wlll end and East-West will ~ ~ functIOns In weightless space WEST EA.Sr chalk up 700 for the rubber, 750 24 25 26 Some form of hght source for under extremes of heat and • KQ;JI05 for the slam, 100 honors, and ~ ~ ~ cold the astronaut also must be de • A 982 180 for the trick score This 27 28 signed In addition to prOViding .AK Engineers, who have been .;J9783 • • 3 comes to a. tidy 1,730 points ~ % ~ studymg the problems of re­ Illummation for work on the • A K Q 2 But let's suppose that you and 29 30 dark side of the space vehIcle, .5 the pairs and maintenance In space • 8' 3 your partner are not meek 800'1'11 type, that you slug at times, and r% ~ ~ for more than two years, have light may be necessary to al­ 31 n n 1!l4 155 established a tentative bst of leVIate glare in dIrect sunlight • 7 4 3 that you don't always let the ~ ~ tools requIred for a space tool by redUCIng shadows • Q 9 8 2 opponents assume command of • 85. the bidding simply because they 56 37 38 kit PositionIng eqUipment to hold the astronaut to the Side of his • K 10 2 have the better cards ~ ~ ~ Included will be a multJpur The bidding Then in that case the bidding 59 140 41 42 pose power too) that will have space vehIcle WIll be another might go as shown, and while attachments for drtlling ham­ key accessory Even With zero ~ % East South West North you would come out of the fra. 45 46 mering, riveting sawmg and reaf'tlon tools, some form of 1 • Pass 1 • Dble cas somewha.t bloodied, your ~n 44- grinding It already has been poslhonlng is necessary to per 2 • Pus 3 ., Dble head would stul be unbowed. ~ tested successfully In a Zero G mit efficient work , • Pass 4 NT Pass You would lose 700 points on 47 48 Flying Laboratory,' an Air Engineers have studied vari­ 5 • Dble 6 • 6 NT the deal all right, going down ~~ ~ ~ Force KC 135 airplane that pro­ ous harness and belt combma· Dble 7. Dble four, but not 1,730 points And 12. -4 duces temporary welghtlesshess tions which could be attached Operung lead-king of spades this saving would be a real one, HORIZONTAL 39 printer's VERTIOAL 8 upon by fiying a roller coaster path to a fastener on the side of tl1e not just a theoretical one 1 fabric 1 female 9 envoys in the air at high speed spacecraft. AdheSives SUitable­ Sacrifice bidding is a much You could point with pride to 7 fearless horses neglected department of the North's double of one spade, 10 sluggards Other items planned for the for use in space are under de 11 property 2 existent 12 defeats game Apparently & psycho- preparmg the way for the even­ astronaut toolbox include hand velopment so that the astronaut alienator 3 measure­ 13 marsh logical barrier prevents most tual sacrifice, to your own dou­ 13 purer ments 16 compete pliers and shears, a ratchet type could stIck the fastener on the players from undertaking a con- ble of five hearts, encouraging screwdriver, center punch, and sid~ of the vehIcle, hook up hIS 14 edge 4 note in 20 restrIcted tract which they know in ad- partner to save In hearts if he 15 flocks scale 22 actress - a "dead blow" hammer, the head belt and go to work vance is sure to be defeated was so minded, and to. North's of which is loaded WIth pellets 17 depart 5 conjunction Hayworth Yet it is clearly demonstrable six notrump bid, asking you to 18 twilight 8 plants 23 additional whose movement absorbs the that sound sacrifice bidding sacrifice at seven clubs or 19 wreck reaction of the blow 7 twice 25 charitable pays in the long run. If you hearts, depending on your hand 20 sped ------gifts know that your side JS about to Of course, you won't ever get 21 Japanese 26 attic su1fer a .substantial lOBS on a rich lOSing 700 points a hand, coin 27 instructed partIcular hand, it must surely but, just the same, you'll last 22 network 28 sausages be better to incur 8. lesser loss longer If you avoid lOSing 1,730 23 allot 29 Olympian TEe if poSSIble, even if this means points a hand. 24 floats goddess (C 1984 Xing Features Syndicate Inc) 26 mislays 30 single 27 slants perform· ~Gtt~~ 28 classifies ances "THE PAINT 29 fragrance 32 deface 30 more 34 cancel ~ ROLLER secure 35 wise 31 sunburns counselo1'll ~~ 32 cast off 87 neon BACK AND FORTH ON 33 copper BIG JOBS -~RIBS 10 REMOVE EXCESS 40 slice money 41 salt ;'\ AND SMOOTH ~-m~ 38 pronoun 44 Greek THINGS OUT ~~ 37 celebration letter 38-- EVENLY" USE~SI1Q(ES &ftNp ...... Idea "ml...... 46 note In Gershwin (0 111114 XfDc reaturea S)'Dd Inc) scale FROM lOP DOWN FINISH "I HAWAIIAN IS ONE AREA 1.T A TIME WAKE' • CBYPl'OQUlPS ".",. IIU. wwr A IIUIIIt JOHNSTON MASKING TAPE GUAM BHXTJYXB WQHJBH WSBYQSRT PAINT RAGS SANOPAPER ~~/ DYHRB YD EWBB ERTJ'W PUTTY KNIFE TRIM EDGES WITH BRUSH o 'CHIIIS-TMAS 1 Yesterday's Cryptoqulp FRESHMAN SUFFERS FROM: ·DROP CLOTH OR SMALL ROLLER SOUND OF CHALK ON BLACKBOARD ~M"C ClEANIIM SQUEEZE OUT , ~OVIET EXCESS PAINT AND CLEAN 'tOO CAN USE MOST ANY PAINT OVER PlASTER IN PROPER SOWTION TESTAREA WAU.BOARD, WALLPAPER, BRICK, SIDING, CONCRETE -STORE IN PlASTIC - -_ r·----.I RED ROCKET TEST SITE-CIrcle marks PaCifIC area where the DllJlnbltl(,d Ily KllIg Features Byndlc lie Sovlet Wll! fire Its largest rockets some 7 500 miles accord mg to the Soviet news agency Tass Object sald Tass, 18 further exploratlOn of outer space and the accumulation of experimental data The area is 15 000 mlles south south west of Hawau between Bntam's Chrlstmaa Island and Amencan owned Baker Islands PAGE 8 HOURGLASS MONDAY 8 FEBRUARY 1965

CLUB NOTICES

NOTICES YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S GAME DAY IS HELD EVERY TUESDAY AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB HELP WANTED BEGINNING AT I: 15 PM. SHOWTIME 7 & 9 YOKWE YUK BREATH Of" SCANDAL ApPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUP DAY IS WEDNES­ SOPHIA LOREN, JOHN GAVIN C fOR SEVERAL INTERESTING AND CHAllENG­ DAY. CAll REGINA CHUTKO 2340 OR MARGE COMEDY * ING ASSIGNMENTS, BOTH fUll AND PART­ MOORE 2264 fOR ASSISTANCE AND fURTHER TIME. INfORMATION. SHOWTIME 7~30 PERHAPS WE CAN WORK OUT A SCHEDULE RICHARDSON PASSPORT TO CHINA TO fIT YOUR NEEDS. A PARTIAL liST Of BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB EVERY NEWS & SPORTS OPENINGS IS AS fOllOWS: TUESDAY EVENING AT 8 PM. RICHARD BASEHART, LISA GASTONI 8W CLERK/TYPIST fUll-TIME DRAMA * SECRETARY fUll-TIME MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP--EffECTIVE REGISTERED NURSE fUll-TIME TODAY, THE MICRONESIAN HANDICRAfT SHOP SHOWTIME 7~30-12~ 15 CASHIER/HoSTESS (YOKWE YUK) HOURS Of OPERATION Will BE AS fOllOWS: OCEAN VIEW fACES IN THE DARK PART-TIME MONDAY 9-11:30 AM 7-8:30 PM JOHN GREGSON, MAl ZETTERllNG BW ApPLY AT THE GLOBAL ASSOCIATES IN­ THURSDAY & SATURDAY 9-tl:30 AM DRAMA * DUSTRIAL RELATIONS OffICE, lOCATED AT THE END Of THE TERMINAL/ADMINISTRATION KWAJALEIN COMMUNITY THEATRE WIll HOLD TRADEWINDS SHOWTIME 8 BUILDING, GROUND flOOR. ITS REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING IN RM. 17 (Rol NAMUR) Go I. BLUES Of THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL ON WEDNES­ ELVIS PRESLEY, JULIET PROWSE C fOR SALE DAY, fEB. 10 AT 7:30 PM. MUSICAL *

BEll AND HOWEll MODEL 70DL 16MM SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB WilL HOLD A PARENTSi MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS TURRET CAMERA. PROLf. TYPE fOR TRAVEL, MEETING TONIGHT IN THE CONfERENCE RM. EACH filM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS NEWSREEL AND TV PHOTOGRAPHY. fiVE AT THE THE TERMINAL BLDG. AT 7:30 PM. WELL AS SUITABILITY fOR PERSONS Of SUPER lENSES INClUD!NG WIDE ANGLE AND MOVIES WILL BE SHOWN. All MASTER VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED 3" AND 6" TELEPHOTO lENSES. All AC­ MASONS ARE INVITED. ARE~ A •• ADUlT Y.• YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 CESSORIES, METER AND CASE. LIKE NEW. C •• CHllDREN. SEE AT REEf RM. 210 OR CALL 743 EVEN- ATTENTION GIRL SCOUT LEADERS & NEIGH­ OTHER SYMBOLS USED ARE AS fOllOWS: INGS. BORHOOD SERVICE TEAM--REMEMBER THE * .. NO RATING C •• COlOR aW .• BLACK AND NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING TONIGHT AT 8 PM WHITE WS .• WIDE SCREEN. 18 fT. SAiliNG CAT. TWIN HUll, DAC­ AT QTRS. 228-A. RON SAilS AND 5 HP OUTBOARD MOTOR. NEW SECRET WEAPON TRAilER, LifE PRESERVER CUSHIONS, AN­ KWAJALEIN TOASTMISTRESS CLUB WILL IN CONGO REBELLION CHOR, NEW PAINT JOB AND All EXTRA MEET TONIGHT AT 7:30 IN THE TARO RM. LEOPO~DVlllE, fEB. 8 (UPi)--THE CONGO GOODIES. $750 OR BEST OffER. No OF THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. GOVERNMENT HAS HIRED A POCKET-SIZE WO­ TRADE. CALL HOWARD AT 391 OR 732 MAN W~TCH DOCTOR TO fiG~T THE COMMUN­ AfTER 5~30 PM. WOMEN'S CHAPEL fELLOWSHIP--SAVE THE IST-BACKED CONGO REBELS. 9TH Of fEB. fOR THE SALAD AND DESSERT HER NAME IS MAMA ONEMA -- MAGiC WORDS riVE COTTON SCATTER RUGS, TWO PINK LUNCHEON. CALL 559 OR 2489 tOR IN­ TO MANY CONGOLESE. SHE!S ABOUT fOUR AND THREE TURQUOISE. $3 EACH. CAll fORMATION. FEET, EaGHT INCHES TALL, SHRIVELLED 697· AND SOMEWHAT MORE THAN 60 YEARS OLD. ANNOUNCEMENTS SHE WAS CAPTURED BY CONOLESE ARMY T~~ LADIES 26" BICYCLE. $10. CAll 2194 RECENTLY IN A SKIRMu$H NEAR KINDU, MACYtS WATCH REPAIRMAN Will BE ON VA­ OR SEE AT TR. 539. WHERE S~E HAD BEE~ CAST~NG SPELLS fOR CATION THRU FEB. 15. SORRY fOR THE THE REBELS. AKAI M-7SP TAPE RECORDER. BRAND INCONVENIENCE. MAMA ONEMA, A MEMBER or THE BATETELA NEW CONDITION, USED ONLY fOR RECORDING TRIBE -- THE SAME AS THE LATE CONGOLESE A HAlf DOZEN TAPES. KEPT IN AN AIR NIKE-X MENS HANDICAP LEAGUE Will BOWL PREMIER PATRICE LUMUMBA -- WAS fLOWN CONDITIONED ROOM $190 WITH TWO MIKES, BOTH TUES. AND WED. AT 6 PM.---- TO LEOPOLDVlllE WHERE SHE AGREED TO DE- NO ACCESSORY SPEAKERS. SEE AT SURf LODGE BACKS ATTACKS fECT TO THE GOVERNMENT. BQ RM. III AfTER 5 PM OR CAll MASON AT THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT TAPED INTER- 771 DAYS. NEW YORK, fEB. 8 (UPI )--HENRY CABOT VIEWS IN WHICH MAMA ONEMA SA!D SHE HAS LODGE, fORMER UoSe AMBASSADOR TO SOUTH REVERSED THE SPELLS SHE ONCE DIRECTED LEAVING KWAJ. SALE~ ODDS AND ENDS, V,ET NAM, SAID TODAY ON A RADIO NEWS AT CONGO PREMIER MO!SE TSHOMBE. SIllY NOTIONS, TOYS, GAMES AND PUZZLES, SHOW THAT PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S DECISION THE TAPES WILL BE Sf NT TO THE VIL- SMAll APPLIANCES AND OTHER MiSCEllAN­ TO BOMB NORTH V,ET NAM TARGETS WAS LAGES IN THE REBELLlr)S EAST TO CAST EOUS ARTICLES. SEE AT TR. 508, TUES. "SAGAC I OUS AND BRAVE." THE I R SPELLS AGA i NS- \~EBEi.. "GENERAL 11 AfTERNOON BETWEEN I AND 4 PM. "THE AMER I CANS WHO A~E I N SOUTH V I ET N I COLAS OLENGA \ NAM HAVE A RIGHT TO BE THERE AND WHEN WESTERN MILITARY OBSERVERS iN THE COLUMBIA TANDEM BICYCLE. GOOD CON­ THEY ARE ATTACKED THEY HAVE A RIGHT CONGO SAY IT IS AN EXCELLENT IDEA. DITION, $55. CAll 2736 OR SEE AT TR. TO STRIKE BACK," LODGE SAID. "PRESI- WHEN STANLEYV'lLE WAS STill THE CAP- 575 DENT JOHNSON'S DECISION TO RETAillATE ITAl Of THE CONGOLESE PEOPLEuS REPUBLIC AGAINST NORTH V,ET NAM IS, I THINK, AND HEADED BY CHRiSTOPHE GBENYE --NOW fOUND SAGACIOUS AND BRAVE. IT SHOULD ALSO IN EXilE -- MAMA ONEMAuS NAME WAS OfTEN HAVE CONSTRUCTIVE EffECT BECAUSE fORCE MENTIONED IN THE STRIfE-TORN AREA. NEWLY PURCHASED LEATHER BELT LEfT IS THE ONLY PERSUADER WHICH OUR ADVER- THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT HOPES HER MAG- AT SNACK BAR BARBER SHOP. CLAIM BY SARlES SEEM TO UNDERSTAND AT THIS TIME IC HOLDS. IDENTIfYING SAME AT BARBER SHOP. .e.T~IS IS A SLOW BUSINESS ••• IT TOOK 111 HAVE UNEARTHED ALL THE: TALISMEN 12~ YEARS FOR THE BRITISH TO GET THE 1 MADE fOR GENERAL OlENGA SO THAT THEY BROWN AND BLACK PUppy DOG, TWO OR SAME THING DONE IN MAlAYA ••• AND IT WilL lOSE THEIR fORCE," MAMA ONEMA TOLD THRE£ MONTHS OLD. CAll 2743. TOOK A NUMBER Of YEARS TO BEAT Off THE REPORTERS HERE TODAY. COMMUNISTS' ATTEMPT TO TAKE OVER THE SHE SAID SHE ALSO BURIED fETISHES IN PHILIPPINES." LEOPOLDVlllE TO WORK AGAINST THE REBEL­ liON. PRESCRIPTiON EYE GLASSES. BLACK HONOLULU, fEB. 8 (UPI )--THE 7,176- "THAT WIll MAKE THE REBELS COME TO CASE. CALL 2186. TON GREEK fREIGHTER GRAMMATIKI WAS JOIN THE GOVERNMENT IN LEOPOLDVILlE," ABANDONED AND REPORTED SINKING 1,200 SHE SAID. SPORTSWAYS NAVY SAfETY flOAT, ORANGE MILES NORTH Of HAWAI I TODAY. THE Co­ MAMA IS RESIDING IN A CELL Of THE COLOR, ON SUNDAYS SCUBA DIVE. INITIALS AST GUARD SAID 14 CREWMEN HAD BEEN SECURITY POLICE HEADQUARTERS HERE, J~Y. MARKED UNDER THE COllAR. FINDER TAKEN Off THE SHIP BY THE fREIGHTER WHERE SHE REPORTEDLY is AllOWED TO MAKE PLEASE CALL 565 COTTON STATE. HER STRINGS Of MAGiC STONES AND BEADS, THE CAPTAIN Of THE COTTON STATE DID MONKEY SKIN CAPS AND LITTLE BASKETS $15 REWARD fOR THE RETURN Of JOE LEE NOT DISCLOSE HOW MANY MEN WERE ON THE MADE Of lEOPARD SKIN. HAMILTON'S BIKE. TAKEN fROM SCHOOL GRAMMATIKI "SOME Of THESE ARE PRESENTS Of OTHER BIKE RACK JAN. II THE BIKE IS A WILD­ fAMOUS WITCH DOCTORS,II SHE EXPLAINED CAT, GOLD AND WHITE WITH A BANANA SEAT. HELP WANTED FOR HOURGLASS PROUDLY TO OBSERVERS. INITIALS "JoL.G." UNDER THE SEAT. ANYONE NOTICING A BIKE Of THIS TYPE PAPER BOYS OR GIRLS fOR NEAR fUTURE THAT HAS BEEN PAINTED, PLEASE CAll 359 ASSIGNMENTS. INQUIRE AT HOURGLASS OR 2281. OffiCE.