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Propaganda War Stands as Barrier UN Probing AHack To Starting Talks on Oth~r War, Near Korean Border WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE PROSPECT or PEACt CONTACTS BETWEHI NORTH VIET NAH AND PANMUNJOM (UPI)--A UN OBSERVER TEAM THE UNI TtD STATES REMAI NED BOGGED ~OWN IN A PROPAGANDA B"TTLE TODAY, BUT US SENT Y£STERDAY TO INVESTIGATE AN AT­ OFFICIALS STILL INSISTED THEY WERE E"GER TO fiND A MUTUAlLY AGREEABLE MEETING TACK BY NORTH KOR£AN INFILTRATORS ON A PATROL NEAR THE TRUCE VILLAGE PLACE uS NORTN VIET NAM, IN A LONG STATEM(NT ISSU(D BY ITS FOR(IGN MINISTRY YESTERDAY, £ARLIER IN THE DAY WAS ALSO FIRED ON D(NOUNCEO AS UNSUITABL( S(CRETARY Of STATE DEAN RUSK'S LATEST LIST OF TEN PRO­ BY TH£ NORTH KOR£ANS, IT 'liAS RE.pOftTED. POSED SITES THE COMMUNISTS SAID NONE WOULD 00 BECAUSE NORTH VIET NAIlt HAS NO IT .... ,1,5 NO IMMEDIATELY DISCLOSED PERMANENT REPRESENTATION IN ANY OF THEM " .... H£THtR TH£RE WER£ ANY INJURIES CONDITIONS 1I04~OSED BY THE UNITED STATE~, HANOI SAID, WERE EXTREMELY ABSURD TH£ UN HAD ASKED FOR A JOINT INVESTI AND INSOLENT GATION OF THE EARLIER INDICENT BUT THE WITHIN HOURS, US orFICIALS COUNTERED WITH RENEWED CRITICISM OF HANOI's KOREANS RErus£o AND ONLY TH£ TEAM WAS CNOICES __ CANBOOIA, BECAUSE IT LACKS ADEQUATE COMMUNICATIONS. AND WARSAW BE­ PROTESTS NORTH KOlUfAN AMauSH-Th~ Umted Na SENT TO MAKE AN INVESTIGATION has lodgoo 1\ formal prot.... t against a North THt ATTACK BY THE NORTH KOREAN IN­ CAUSE OF POLAND'S MILITARY COMMITMENT TO NORTH VIET NAM that killed two Amerl Ill! wd t\\O South US OFl'ICIALS NEVERTHELESS MAINTAINED THAT THE UNIT(D STATES liAS SERIOUS IN FILTRATORS TOOK PLACE AT 8 30 Alit In a tJ S Anny truck (above) 800 ya;"',',~;;,""",) I ITS oESIRE TO GET TALKS GOING, AND INSI D THAT WASHINGTON HAD TRIED TO BE village of PanrnllllJom_ ., SHORTLY AFTER THE KOR£AN INTRUDERS AEASONABLE DETECTED BY AN AM[RICAN PATROL ABOuT STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN CARL [ FOUR MILES SOUTH OF PANIIIUNJOM. BARTCH WAS ON R(CORD SAVING THAT rHE Accelerated Allied Air Offensive THEY FIR£O ACROSS TH£ DEIltARCATION UNIT(D STATES WOULD CONSIDER OTHER liNE AND PINN£o DOWN THE AMERICAN PITM SITES PAOPOSED BY HANOI ROL FOA ABOUT THRE£ HOURS. US. OFFICIALS WEAE VISIBLY IRKED BY May Portend Maior Attacks THIS WAS THE THIRD TIM[ THIS WEEK THE FACT THAT HAMOI HAS rAILED TO R[- THAT NORTH KOREANS ATTACKED THE. AM­ SPONo THAOUGH o~rICIAL DIPLOMATIC CHAN­ (UPI )--B-52 BOMBERS ATrACKED A BUILD-UP OF NORTH VIETN,t.ME5E TROOPS ALONG nl!: ERICAN AND SOUTH KOREAN TROO"S GUARD­ NELS SINCE THAT MESSAGE, BUT INSTEAD ftl(RN FRONTIER OF SOUTH VIET NAM TOOAY THERE HAVE BEEN MANY MISSIONS IN ING THE DEMILITARIZED ZONE IPUBLICIZED BEFORE THE WORLD VARIOUS AREA THIS lo/(tK-- AND THERE IS SPECULATION THEY MAY BE A PF!ELIMINARY TO A IN [ARLIER ATTACKS T~a U .•;S",,;':;";;':,~'.;W:;';~ I CHARG(S AGAINST ALL or THE AMERICAN ALL I EO GROUND ATTACv SOUTH KOREAN SOLDIERS W£RE ISIT(S eROposrp so fAA HAVE BEEN 30 MISSIONS OYER THE ",SHAU VALLEY SINCE WEDNESDAY TODAyt~ KILLED N£AR THE TRUCE VILLAGE ALSO !NClUDtO A BATTLE SOUTHEAST OF" Hut THE ASHAU VALLEY 15 ABOUT 40 DAY AND ON WEDNESDAY THRE£ SOUTH ILE$ SOUTH or KH[ SANH, NEAR THE BORDER or LAOS ANS WER( KILL£D AND THREE OTHERS Rivers Would Issue SOME AMERICAN OFFICIALS HAVE 5AIO SOHE: or TH[ NORTH VIETNAMESE WHO HELD THE £0 TH£ NORTH KOREANS CLAIM THAT UNDER SIEGE AT KHE SANH FOR 77 MAY~V[ Mov[r-E0\olN__ ~2-TH[ VALlEY I TAOOPS [IBEn '"ITO COMHI/NIST PPSITIONS Ultimatum to Hanoi A POSSIBLE PUSH ON Hu( JETS HAVE BLASTED NORTH V I ET Los ANG£u:s (UPI )--THE US SHOULD SOUTHERN PANHANDLE WI TH A RECoRD Pressure Increasing on Congress WAR". NORTH VlrT NAM TO 'IEGOTIATE OR O~ MI~SIONS rOR THE SECOND IrACE ALL-OUT WAR, HOUSE ARMED SERVICES IGHT DAY MISSIONS 70TALLING 160 CO~MITTEE CHAIR~AN MENDEL RI~ERS SAID rLOWN BLlOW THE 19TH PARALLEL YES- For Anti-Inflatiol Tax Hike TODAY WASHINGTON (UPI )--CONGRESS WAS UNDI:R RI:N(W£D, INTENSIFIED PRESSURE FROIlt TH[ I """'" ,OPPING THURSDAY'S 145 MISSIONS I HE SAID U 5 rORCES ON ACTIVE DUTY Cil HAD BEEN TilE YrAR'S HIGH WITH GOVtRNMENT TODAY TO SPEEDILY f'AS~ AN ANTI-INrLATlON INCOM( TAX SURCHARGE ARE BADLY OVEREXTENDED, AND MORE RE­ THE NORTHEAST MONSOON JUST ABOUT OVEA fROM THE TEXAS WHITE HOUSE TO lINCOLN, N£aRASKA, OFrlCIAL WORD W£NT OUT 'I'£S- SERVISTS SHOULD BE CALLED UP THE NUMBER or U S STR I KES I:!; EXPECTED TEROAY THAT PASSAGE OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S LONG-SOUGHT INCOME TAX SURCHARG~ HAS "I THINK WE SHOULD LET HANOI IlICH DISTURBS PEARED NEAR NOAMAL TODAY AS THE TELE­ SUBJECT OF AN INT£NSIVE SEARCH SINCE BRITT AND TOP NATIONAL GUARD AND THE HIGH L(VEL DECIS­ PHONE STRI~E STRETCH£O INTO ITS THIAD KING WAS F£LL£O BY A BULLET ,1,$ HE AIDES AARIVED IN GR£ENWOOO rROM ION or GIVE HANOI A LIST OF TEN SITts DAY, BUT SCATTERtD INSTANCES OF CABLE STOOD ON THE BALCONY or A MEMPHIS, - E ROCI< TODAY BR I TT SA I 0 THE ASIA AND IN [UROp£ WHICH WOULD B£ AS CUTTING W[RE REPORT£D No FORMAL SET­ TENN , MOTEL ~PRIL 4 IItACHIN£RY" TO GET TH( TO NORTH V I ET NAM AS PHNOM PENH, TLEMENT TALKS W£R£ SCHEDULED UNTIL ON WEDNESDAY THE fBI OBTAINED A WAR­ NATION HAD ALR£ADY' BEEN PIJ'T INTO """"1""""'" AND WARSAW ARE FELT TO B£ BY MONDAY RANT IN BIRMINGHAM, CHARGING GALT WITH HUNDREDS OF TOWNSP(OPLE, STATE UNITEQ STATES MOST Of THE IMPACT OF TilE STRIKE WAS CONSpIRING TO INT£RFtR[ WITH THE CON­ CROSS AND CIVIL D(F£NSE WORI

1--.L ____ BY THE u.s 4 A '" FORCE AND I ~:_:_~'~I~~~O-~:_~-..:..i"It~_::-·-._:=ll=------i(lL.'.;S:~,.OHSOItEOS8M, THE MERMAID DuNK " ONE or CAL.20 Ra(ing Series ~:~H~~:~ EXCITING ATTRACTIONS AT THE THE FOURTH ~EGATTA .r THC CAL-20 RACE SERies S,.NSORED COOItOIN~T[D BY CPT. DAVE PORTER AND f. ay S~Et'AL SERVICES AND THE P~OJECT PRESS CLua WILL at IN, THIS CONTEST fEATURES ISLAND ~LD OM A~ftIL 21. DIGNITARIES, COMrANY HEADS, AND OTHER ALL ~ACES WILL, AT SOME ~OINT, PASS CLOSE [NOUGH TO (MON LIKEABLE "VOLUNT£E1I:S" WHO SIT HIGH ON It BEACH TO ALLO\l EASY V!EWING A RACE COMMITTEE REPRES[tjU­ OVER It eUCKET or WATER. WHEN THE TIVE WILL BE AT EMON BEACH WITH A TWO-WAY RAOI. TO ~EEP le".""'T,•• T HITS It BULLIS-EYE WITH It 8A5[­ SPECTATORS INrCRMEO or THE COURSES AND PROGRtSS Of THE THE STAR ATTRACTION GETS DUNKEO. PHOTOGRA~HERS ARE WELCOMED IN THE PAST, CPT. DAVE PORTER HAS BOAT ASSIGNMENTS ARE AS rOLLOWS: THE INITIATIVE IN LINING UP DUNK­ BOAT COLOR 1ST RACE 2ND RACE JR. SKIPPER RACE TALENT,AND pROMISES It GROUP FILLED "'"'B'43 BE I GE R. DltAKE 'J.' :MeRENCY C. WESEM,t,NN EV(RYONE rRO~ ATTRACTIvE WOMEN, TO 874 GREEN R. RAGKELLIS K. KOEHLER J. HARRIS TO THAT NUTTY GUY WHO WAKES YOU UP ••w 87~ BLUE C MICHEL J. BRUNNER R. GRAINGER MORNING WITH "GOOD MORNING, THE lEFT, BERT WILSON, RCA, WAYNE ZUKOWSKI, 1156 WHITE 8 KUHN L. WOLLAEGER C. DRAKOPCULDS IS 6 AM AND THIS IS AfRS STARTING RCA AND ROGER SIMPSON, SYLVANIA. ALL 1159 YELLOw J':.MIlCDoNALD P. SMITH P. BROCKINGTON DAY -- AFRS -- THE BIG YOICE O. THREE ,t,RE RECENT SOLO STUDENTS. STAND­ THE RACE COMMITTEE MEMBERS ARE A. PARKER, CHAIRMAN, A. ING rROM LErT, DOUG BAILEY, RCA, THE PICADO, C. SEARS AND D. MICHEL. DuNK -- ITS GOOD CLUB'S CERTlrlEO FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR, DoN THE SKIPPERS' MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE SMALL BOAT NG rUN AND A LOAD OF LAUGHS -- AT CONSTANZo , RCA, ClU8 V'Ct PRESIDENT, MARINA AT 8 AM ON ApRIL 21 AND THE RACES WILL BEGIN ASOUT FOR THOSE WHO DON'T GET WET. EMIL KUCEK, SYLVANIA, CLUB OPERATIONS 8'45 '". Refreshments Booth "'.'.ER. New ActiVities I'rogram EVERYONE GETS THIRSTY Af"TER AN flOUR OR Post OHice Information A NEW EIGHl WEEK SESSION OF MRS. 8lAV~RS A~TIVITY PRO­ $0 or C~R"IVAL AND rOR THIS REASON, PARCtL POST INFORMATION _ LIMITATIONS GRAM WILL BEGIN ApRIL 22, AND WILL RUN THROUGH JUNE 14. CORPS or ENGINEERS AND KWA~ALEIN TEST S,ZE LIMITATIONS: ARTICLES LESS ALL THOSE WHO ARE INTEREST(D IN PARTICIP,t,TING IN THIS PRO SITE PERSONNEL COMBINE TALENTS TO PRO- 3 1/8 INCHES IN WIOTH (HEIGHT) AHD 4 GRAM ARE ASKED TO REPORT TO THE FACILITY AT THE DESIGNATEO VIDE THE LIQUID REFRESHMENT -- COOL AND INCHES IN LENGTH ARE NON-MA'L,t,BLE. TINE ANO PLACE. RE,t,oy TO DRINK. AIRMAIL ANO PARCEL POST ARE LIMITED I<)MEN, AV,t,ILABLE WILL BE SOFT D.INKS AND 100 INCHES IN COMBINED LENGTH AND GIRTH SWIMMING; DEPENDENTS' POOL BEER. SOFT DRINKS WILL BE 15 CENTS AND To COMPUTE THE SiZE OF A P.RC£L: BEGINNING AND INTE~M[DI.TE: A CAN OF BEER ~ILl SELL rOR 30 C(NTS. A. MEASURE THE LONGEST SIDE TO GET MONDAY AND FRIDAY AT 9 AM SO WHEN YOU GET TO THE CARNIVAL AND THE LENGTH. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 12:30 YOU'RE THtRSTY, LOOK FOft THE BIG CROWD B MEASURE THE DISTANCE ARoUNG THE ,. MONDAY AND W'EONESDAY AT 5 PM AND THE FUDDLE OF WATER. THAT'S THE PARCEL AT TTS THICKEST PART FOR THE TENNIS: YOKWE YUK COURTS: DRINK CONCESSIO~ WHERE EV£~YONE C'C"""'.'"' GIRTH BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE: LY MEET! DURING THE FOUR-DAY CARNIV,t,L. C. ADO THE LENGTH AND THE GIRTH. M.NDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 ~M MA~. VERN DAVIS IS COORDINATING THE WEIGHT LIMITATIQHS. ~IRMAIL, fiRST iNTERMEDIATE AND AOVANCED' SOrT-DRINK AND BEER CONCESSION. HE HAS CL;ss-;ND PARCEL POST ARE LIMITED TO 70 TUESO,t,Y AND THVRSDAY AT 8 AM BEEN ON ISLAND FOR TWO YEARS BUT THIS POUNDS PER ~ARCEL. GOLF: MEET AT SPECIAL SE~V!CES BUILDING IS HIS THIRD CARNIVAL THE CARNIVAL IS IMPROPERLY PACKED PARCELS: .NY PARCEL BEGINNING' TUESDAY AND THURSDAY AT 9 AM A FINE OPPORTUNITY, ACCORDING TO MA~. NOT PROPERLY WRAPPED OR PACKED MUST BE BEGINNING CLASS rOR MEN AND WOMEN: DAVIS, rOR ISL~NO RESIOENTS TO LET DO~N RErUSED. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY AT 5 PM TH(IR H~IR AND AT THE SAME TIME CONTRI- PROPER PACKING: ALL ARTICLES SHOULO BEl ADVANCED: WEDNESDAY AT 8 AM BUTE TO THEIR COMMUNITY'S BENEfiT rOR PACKED IN SOXES cr WODD, METAL, SOLID • BOYS ANO GIRLS ITEMS NORMALLY TAKEN CARE Of BY TAXATIO~ rIB£RBOARD, OR STRONG DOUBLE-fACED COR­ TENNIS: YOKWE YUK COURTS' AGES S AND OLDER RUGATEO FIBERBOARD. ALL FIBERBOARD BEGINNING. MGNDAY, W~DNESDAY AND FRIOAY AT 3 TO 3:30 PM REDSTONE ARSENAL -- AN ARMY MISSIL( BOXES SHOULD BE SECUR(lY WRApPEO IN INTERMEDIATES: MONDAY ANO FRIDAY: 3:30 TO 4:30 PM COMMAND PHYSICIST WILL PRESENT TWO PAP HEAVY P,t,PE~ WHICH MATERIALLY STRENGTHENS! GOLF: SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING (IN BACK) AGES 10 & OLDER AT A CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN INsTr­ THE PACKAGE. EACH BOX SHOULD BE WELL BEGINNING: TUESDAY AND THURSDAY 3:30 TO 4:30 PM TUTE or AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS TI£D WITH STRONG CORD. UNltSS COMPLETE­ SEWING: CoMMUNITY CENTER, AGES 8 AND OLDER IN SAN FRANCISCO, APRIL 8 - 10. LY PACKED AND TlGHTLY FILLED, BOXES ARE FROM 3:30 TO 5 PM CHARLES M. CASON, or THE PHYSICAL LIKELY TO BE CRUSHED. SurFICIENT CUSN- I(NCES LABOR,t,TORY, RESEARCH AND DEVEL­ 10NING MATERIAL SHOULD BE TiED TO PRE­ REDSTONE ARSENAL -- $4.5 MILLION CONTRACT HAS BEEN A OPMENT DIRECTORATE, SPEAKING AT THE AIAA VENT ANY RATTLING DR LOOSeNING OF ART­ AWA~OED BY THE U.S. ARMV MISSILE COMMAND TO MARTIN MARIETT,t, AERODYNAMIC TESTING CoNrERENCE, WILL ICLES WITHIN THE PACKAGE. To MAKE SURE CORP. rOR PROCURE~ENT or LONG LEAD TIME ITEMS or GROUND DISCUSS "PERrORMANCE CHAR.t.CTERISTICS or or DELIVERY OF YOUR PARCELS, OR THAT SUPpORT EQUIPMENT rOR THE PERSHING I-A MISSilE SYSTEM AN ELECTRON BEAM PRoeE rOR PLASMA ARC SOME OF THE CONT(NTS 00 NOT BECOME LOST, WORK UNDER THE CONTRACT WILL aE PERrORMED AT THE COMPANY \elINO TUNNELS." EV(RY MAILER SHOuLD ENCLOSE ,t, SLip WITH ORLANOO DIVISQON WHICH IS PRIM~ CONYRACTOR FOR THE PERSHING CASON'S WORK IN THE PLASMA PHYSICS ADORESSEE AND LIST or CONTENTS. THIS IS SYSTEM BRANCH INVOLVES PLANNING AND CON~UCTING SUGGESTED FOR THC REASON THAT AOORESSES PERSHING I_A INVOLVES SHirTING THE 34 rOOT, 400 MILE R(SEARCH PROGRAMS MAY TCAR OFr OR SECOME ILLEGIBLE, AND, RANGE MISS!LE rROM PRESENT TRACKED VtHICLfS TO WHEELED VEH- OC~ASIONALlY SEVERAL PACKAGES M,t,Y 8E [!~~c!~~~~~~~-"~~!!-"~~~~~------L------i BROKEN, THEREBY CAUSING CONTENTS TO GET MIXED. APO's HAVE RECENTLY BEEN GRANTED THE Revised AFRS Radio Schedule rOLLOWING ADDITIONAL PRIVILEGES, "SAM" - SPACE AVAILABLE MAIL: PARCEL SUNDAY MltroA.Y\ THROUGti fRIDAY SATURDAY P~ARCELS UNDER 5 POUNDS AND 60 9 AM 'rStGN ON SIGN ON 6 AM SIGN ON 6 '" IN LENGTH ANO GIRTH MAY BE MARKED AS 9:0; SUNQAY SERENADE JUST MUSIC 6.05 RICH GREEN 6'05 "SAM" MAIL WITHOUT ANY ADOITIONAL 10:QO NEWS AND SPORTS 0 NEWS 6:40 NEWS C.", •• ". 6'3 "PAL" - PARCELS WEIGHING UP TO THIRTY IQ:30 SUNDAY SERENADE P"UL SAVER COOL 6.35 RICH GREEN 6'35 POU;OS-ANO MEASURING NO MORE THAN 60 II :00 NEWS 7"00 News 7.00 NEIo'S INCHES IN COMBINED LENGTH AND GIRTH WILL 11;05 PROTESTANT HOUR 7: 15 PAUL SAVERCOOl 7: 15 RICH GREEN BE AIRLlrTED ALL THE WAY UPON PAYMENT 11:30 SALT LAKE TABERNACLE CHOIR 8:00 BREAKFAST CLUB 8:00 SPO~TS REEL Dr $1 PLUS DOMESTIC pARCEL POST RATES 12:00 NEWS AND SPORTS 8.30 ALL THAT JAZZ 8: 30 RI CH GREEN FROM POINT or MAILING TO APOs OR FROM 12:30 MEMORY LAN( 9.00 PAUL SAVERCOOl 9.00 NEWS BIG JON AND SPARKY AFOs TO ANY DESTINATION IN THE UNITED f I :00 NEWS 10:00 NEWS 9 05 STATES. 1:05 BOLERO TIME 10,15 SPORTS 10.00 NEWS 2:00 NEWS 10.20 ART LINKLE:.TTER 10.30 SATURDAY SOUNDS Women's Club Notes 2:05 JAZZ UNLIMITED 10:3° I R,I COOK II :00 NEWS A PR!VATE SCHOOL, OPERATED BY ~LOeAL 11.00 NEWS II 05 CHRIS NOEL 2:30 BOB HOPE SHOW ASSOCIATES UNDER THE TERMS or AN AR~Y 3:00 N(ws II '05 COUNTRY CORNER 12 00 -) HOUR CONTRA~T FOR AM [~ER-CHANGING STUDENT 3:05 SUNDAY SER(N~OE II, 30 MARS~ALL£S¢ HOUR BODY REPRESENTING 33 STATES, TWO TERRI~ WiTH DICK WINIEKI (WED. ONLY) .0 RICH TORIES, THE TRUST TERRITOaY AND ONE N(ws AND SPORTS II 5~ STOCK QUOTATIONS 05 6'00 rvREIGN COUNTRY WAS, IN BRIEF, THE WAY 0 HAWA I I CALLS 12.00 NEWS 3·00 NEWS 6'3 Dlc. WINIEKI MR KEitH C08LE OESCRIBEO THE GEORG( 7100 NEWS 12·15 SPORTS 3 05 1 NEWS SEITZ SCHOOL TO MEMBERS AND GUESTS or SOB CR"NE SHOW AMERICA S POPULAR MuSIC 4 00 7·05 12'30 THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB THURSDAY N(ws 1.00 BILL STEWART 4 05 HERMAN GRlrFITH 8:00 ING. F I ftCH BA NOWAGON 2 00 NEWS 4· 30 BOBBY TROUP JAZZ 8:05 NEWS SUPERINTENDENT or SCHOOLS COBLE, WHO NEWS 2·05 YOUNG SOUND 5100 9'(]() HOLDS A B.S. AND M.S. rROM THE UNIVER­ GOLDEN DAYS or RADIO R,CH GREEN 50') WClRLD I N Mus IC 9'05 3'00 SITY or IDAHO, DISCUSSED THE PROBLEMS 4'00 NEWS b·OO NEWS AND SPORTS 9'30 GUNSMoKE INVOLVED IN AOMINISTERING SUCH A SYSTEM, NEWS AND SPORTS 4:05 RICH GREEN 6:30 BEST rROM INTERLOCHEN 10,00 THE NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS ON THE NORTH 0 THIS MUST BE THE PLACE 5100 NEWS 7'00 NEWS 1°'3 ROG(R C.RROL FILL, AND or THE INCREASE IN ENROLLMENT 11,00 NEWS 5'05 SMALL WORLD 7·05 NE'Io'S EXPECTED FOR NEXT YEAR. JUST MUSIC 6,(]() NEwS 8:00 II :05 THE BRIEr BUSINESS MEETING WAS CON­ SIGN OFf JOHN DOREMUS 8'05 JIM AMECHE 12'00 6·30 O~CT£D BY CLUB Paes IDENT) Tluc I MARSI4. MUSIC or THE ISLANDS 9.00 Ntws 7,15 THANKS GO TO THE MEETING COMMITTEE rOR THE ARfS SCHEOULE IS PRINTEO NEWS 9,05 POLKA PARTY 7'30 A PLEASANT AND INFORMATIVE EVENING. .OR THE CONVENIENCE or THE RESI­ .7:35 TEEN B(AT - DICK W,NIEKI 10:00 NEWS ANO S"O"TS GARY OWENS CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE WAS GERALDINE DENTS or ~WAJALEIN SAVINQ 0 NI~HT TRAIN DICK WINIEKI 10'30 By 8'3 CoREV; sHE WAS ASSISTED BY CAROLYN MAC­ THIS SCHEDULE A QUiCK GLANCE 10:00 News II; 15 FLIGHT LINE PARADE NEWS NAee, DIANA LINDSAY, CHRISTINE ORAKo­ CA" TELL ~ou WHEN YOUR rAvoRITE 10'30 JOHNNY CARSON II '30 SOUNDS or THE 60 POULOS, AND JEAN HolLAND. PROGRAMS ARE SEING AIR(o. II .90 NEWS II· 35 ' s THE NEXT ~EETING WILL 6E HELD nM JUST Mus.IC 12.00 SI~N Orr 11.05 TUESDAY, MAY 21. PAGE 4 HOlJRGLASS $ATU"DAY, I. 20, 1968

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PRESSURE SCORING BY SAM JONES, HOMERS BY RICHIE ALLEN AND BOBBY WINE ,\\"',,;­ BAILEY HOWELL) HAVLICEK AND DON NELSON BACKED THE THREE-HIT PITCHING Of CHRIS ENABLED BOSTON TO STAVE orr EVERY PHILADEL­ SHORT AND CARRIED THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Strikes and Spares PHIA THREAT. TO A 2-1 VICTORY OVER THE HOUSTON ASTROS. IN THE PRESS MIXERS LEAGUE ON fR SAM JONES GOT TWO fREE THROWS WITH 1.53 TOM HALLER HIT A GAME-TYING HOMER IN THE Mo JUMALON LED THE MEN WITH 181-;2~j:;20;~=:j~ LEFT TO MAKE IT 97-92 BUT PHILADELPHIA SEVENTH AND THE Los ANGELES DODGERS RALLIED FOLLOWED BY ARMAND SANDERS WITH WOULDN1T QUIT AND THE 76ERS CREPT UP TO fOR TWO MORE RUNS IN THE EIGHTH TO SPOIL 576. GOR~ON REHDER CAME THROUGH 97-95. PLAYER-COACH BILL RUSSELL THEN ADDED AN II-STRIKEOUT PERfORMANCE BY ROOKIE NOLAN 177-188=521 AND MEL BIGELOW ROL A FOUL SHOT WITH 34 SECONDS LEFT AND JONES RYAN AND DEfEAT THE NEW YORK METS 3-2. 186=514. JIM BRUNNER HAD 168-19y,4>17 CASHED IN ANOTHER PAIR WITH TEN SECONDS IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, FRANK HOWARD, ON CO" 158-160=156.474, RICHARO REMAINING TO CLINCH THE VICTORY. JONES LED A HITTING SPREE AGAINST THE A's THIS YEAR, 452 AND MIKE LUCAS HAD 202=447. THE CELTfes WITH 23 POINTS WHILE HAL GREER HIT HIS THIRD HOMER IN AS MANY GAMES AND IN THE lADIES DEPARTMENT, NANCY Ross LEO SCORED 22 POINTS FOR THE 76ERS. JOE COLEMAN PITCHED A SIX-HITTER I~ LEADING WITH 134-124-157=415, fOLLOWED BY GERTI THE WASHINGTON SENATORS TO A 3-0 VICTORY 147-138=408 AND BESS LENZ WITH 142- Goalby Leads at Vegas < OVER OAKLAND. 43=401 LAS VEGAS (UPI).-MASTERS CHAMPION BOB 80BSY KNOOP SINGLED HOME 80B RODGERS GOALBY, HITTING ACCURATE APPROACH SHOTS AND fROM SECOND BASE IN THE TENTH INNING WITH PUTTING WELL ON "TREACHEROUS" GREENS, fiRED ONE OUT TO GIVE THE CALifORNIA ANGELS A A fiVE-UNDER-PAR 66 TODAY T- GRAB A DNE­ 2-1 VICTORY OVER THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES. STROKE LEAD AfTER THREE ROUNDS Of THE 72- THE ATLANTA BRAVES SA 10 TODAY THAT HOLE $150,000 TOURNAMENT Of C~AMPIONS WITH CATCHER JOE TORRE HAS A SMALL FRACTURE Of A 54-HOLE TOTAL Or 206, SEVEN UNOER PAR. THE NOSE, THE RESULTS Of BEING HIT BY A ONE STROKE BACK WITH A 69 AND TOTAL OF PITCHED BALL IN A GAME WIl'J THE CUBS. 207 IS DON JANUARY DAN SI~ES IS NOW AT IN TODAY'S AL GAMES, REGGIE SMITH BOMBED 208. AT 211, ARE RANDY GLoveR, Jv'L I us A THREE-RUN HOMER IN THE fOURTH TO LEAD THE 80ROS, AND GEORGE ARCHER. GARDNER DICKINSON BOSTON REO SOX TO A 3-2 WIN OVER THE CLEVE­ HAS 212. TOM WEISKOPf ANO TONY JACKLIN ARE LAND INDIANS. THE NEW YORK YANKEES, AIDED TIED AT 213. BY MEL STOTTLEMYRE'S EIGHT-HITTER, WHIPPED BOB LUNN CONTINUES TO LEAD THE AZALEA Op THE MINNESOTA TWINS 4-2. THE CHICAGO WHITE GOLF TOURNAMENT fOR THE THIRD STRAIGHT RO Sox REMAINED WINLESS BY DROP~ING THEIR TODAY. HE CARDED AN EVEN PAR 71 TO GO WITH SEVENTH STRAIGHT. THIS ONE TO THE DETROIT HIS RED HOT EARLIER ROUNDS Of 63 AND 66. TIGERS 4-1 IN TEN INNINGS. HIS TOTAL Of 200 IS 13-UNOER-PAR LUNN HAS OVER IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE TODAY, WILLIE A TWO-STROKE LEAD OVER STEVE REID AND DICK MAYS TRIPLED AND SCORED ON A BALK WHILE RYAN. RAY SADECKI PITCHED A rOUR-HITTER TO PACE JUNIOR SOCCER •••• THE MATADORS AND THE CAROL MANN SHOT HER SECOND CONSECUTIVE THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS TO A 1-0 ViCTORY CLIPPERS CAN BE DEPENDED ON TO PROVIDE 66 TO GO 12-UHOER-PAR IN THE LADY CARLING OVER THE PrrrS&JRGH PIRAT£S LOTS Of EXCITING ACTION WHENEVER THEY MEET OPEN GOLf TOURNAMENT. SHE HOLDS A COMMAND THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLltS DOWNED THE ON THr SOCCER fiELD. TEN-STROKE LEAD OVER LOUISE SUGGS AND KATHY HOUSTON ASTROS 7-1 BEHIND THE SEVEN-HIT WHITWORTH. BETSY RAWLS AND MARGIE MASTERS PITCHING Of LARRY JACKSON JUNIOR SOCCER FOLLOW WITH 143 TOTALS .:;:::.:.:---:--- THt RAIDERS, BEHIND THE FINE KICKING Of National Hockey League MARTY RAMIREZ AND CHUCK PETERSON WITH THREE CHICAGO {UPI)--THE NATIONAL BASEBALL NEW YORK (UPI)--BILLY REAY MAY HAVE AND TWO GOALS RESPECTIVELY, DEFEATED THE LEAGUE HAS DECIDED TO EXPAND 10 12 TEAMS STUMBLED UPON THE ONL Y WA Y TO STOP THE REO VIKINGS 7-1. IN 1969 If IT CAN AG.REE UNANIMOUSLY ON THE HOT MONTREAL CANADIENS. THE COACH or THE THE VIKINGS KEPT PACE WITH THE RAIDERS TWO NEW fRANCHISES. CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS, TRYING TO READY HIS IN THE fiRST HALf, TRAILING BY ONLY ONE LEAGUE PRESIDENT WARREN ~!!lS MADE THE CLUB fOR GAME No 2 IN THE STANLEY CUP GOAL, BUT THE RAIDERS' SECOND HALF SCORING ANNOUNCEMENT WHEN THE OWNl~S HEARD A REPORT SEMifiNALS SERIES TONIGHT, WAS ASKED YES­ SPREE PUT THE GAME OUT Of REACH. TIM DE­ fROM THE EXPANSION COMMITT£!. TERDAY HOW HE MIGHT STOP THE CANADIENS, LUCA AND PAUl. JOHNSON TAl.LIED ON£ GOAL EACH GILES SAID THE TWO CITI£S WILL BE SELECT­ WHO WON THE OPENER 9-2 THURSDAY. TO ROUND OUT THE RAIDERS' SCORING. ED IN THE NEAR fUTURE AND ITS OWNERS IN­ REAY THOUGHT A MOMENT AND THEN QUIPPED, JUNIOR SOCCER SCHEOULE fORMED OF THE REquiREMENTS fOR MEMBERSHIP. "I MIGHT BRING A GUN 1 'M A PRETTY GOOD MON. APR. 22 THE LEAGUE UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED RECOMMENDA­ SHOT." 4.45 PM DOLPHINS VS KINGSMEN TIONS OF THE EXPANSION COMMITTEE fOR GUIDE­ BASED ON MONTREAL'S SHOWING IN THE rlRST TUES. APR. 23 LINES INCLUDING A PLAYER AL~OCATION PLAN, GAME OF THE BEST-OF-SEVEN SERIES, REAY MAY 4.45 PM VIKINGS vs [BE'([ BLUES "B" FINANCING, STADIUM fACILITIES, srOCK CON­ NEED AN ARSENAL TO SLOW DOWN THE EASTERN WED. APR. 24 TROL AND A fARM SYSTEM. DIVISION CHAMPS. 4:45 PM LEPRECHAUNS VS CLIPPERS fiVE CITIES HAVE MAOE PR[SlNTATIONS fOR THE WESTERN DIVISION fiNALS OPEN TOMORROW fRANCHISES. THEY ARE DALLAS-FORT WORTH ••• AfTERNOON AT ST. LOUIS WITH THE BlUES EN­ MONTREAL ••• SAN DI£GO ••• BUffALO •• AND MIL- TERTAINING THE MINNESOTA NORTH STARS Twilight Golf Schedule MON. APR. 22 Open Tennis Debut 4.45 PM co[ VS KTS II BURNS & ROE VS FIRErlGHTERS LONDON (UPI)--OPEN TENNIS MAKES ITS DEBUT MONDAY AT BOURNEMOUTH IN THE BRITISH HARD Tu£s. APR. 23 COURT LAWN TENNIS CHAMP,ONSHIPS WHEN AMA­ 4:45 PM GEORGE'S FOUR VS GLOBAL ADMIN. TEUR AND PROfESSIONAL PL\YERS COMPETE HAWA I IANS VS MZC AGAINST EACH OTHER FOR THt fiRST TIME. WED. APR. 24 THE GRANO OPENING HAS TURNED OUT TO BE 4:45 PM WECo-BTL VS GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL AN ANTI-CLIMAX, HOWEVER, AND If ANYTHING THE CHAMPIONSHIP IS CONSPICIOUS BY ITS LACK IMountainbal1 Sched~le Of AMATEUR TALENT. TUES. APR. 23 DALLY FIELD FROM BEl NG A GREAT OCCASION, AS WAS HOP 0-5:30 PM HIGH SCHOOk VS MZC WHERE THE WORLD'S TOP AMATEURS WOULD CDN­ BRANDON FIELD PETE WITH TOP PROfESSIONALS, THE TOURNAMENT 0-5.30 PM PALM TERRACE vs PIRATES APPEARS TO BE LITTLE MORE THAN AN EXERCISE WED. APR, 24 DALLY FIELD fOR LAVER, ROSE~ALL AND CO., AND A CHANCE '1'1-5:30 PM CORPS OF [NGR VS MASSART TO PICK UP SOME EASY MONEY. BRANDON F I ELO MANY LEADING OVERSEAS PLAYERS HAVE STAYED E-5:15 PM KTS VS UTILITIES AWAY AND IT WAS BELIEVED MANY PLAYERS STILL --__----~-c~~~ __----1ARE DOUBTfUL ABOUT THE LEGALITY Of PLAYING MUM I (UPI)--THE MUMI DOLPHINS OF THE JUNIOR AND IDERS rott MO~EY AND THE REST HAVE SIMPLY BEEN FIGHT fOR THE BALL NEAR THE RAIDER'S GOAL. SCARED OFf BY'HE PROWESS Of THE PROS. AFL HAVE SIGNED THEIR NUMBER SEVEN DRAFT PICK, JOHN BOYNTON Of THE U. OF TENNESSEE. CROSS'WORD r , ,-,ollgres::. "Ii j • ;; HORIZONTAL,. "2 Til tile 2 In Ig" ~ogenarlan __ aheltend M 5 Theurlal. aide j~ \1""" b" 8 Filllhing :> G" j , 2) ( ,)d )f rod """'M48. 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~T:H:[~AT:E~R~------~~T:H[~Fi'~[~Lo~J_~~R~A~(~[~~~jM~A~R~Y~0~[~A~R~[~~1K~IL~L~I~N~G~~2.~T~H~E:H~A~L~L~~~'~N~(~11:'I~"N~T~~~~~~~I~~~~:::~~::30 & 12 15 7 30 & 12 I 7 30 & 12 15 7 30 & 12 15 7 30 & 12 15 7 30 & 12 I 7 30 & 12 I 'T ENTITLEO "AN EllpOSITORY ON THE BOOK THEATER MARY DEARE THE rl[lD INCIDENT KILLING RACE PHILE!o\ON " A NURSERY IS PROVIDED IN THE ISLAND NURSEA-Y fOR TH[ SUNDAY SCHOOL ANO I AM SE"VICE ~~ 9 15 AM TO 12 45 PM I VEY HALL SUtlC"Y SCHOOL Cl "SSES rOR ALL AGE.S THEATER AT THE GEORGE. SE I TZ SCHOOL AT AOUL TS ARE PRESENT TO ASS I ST IN FINDING THEIR CLASSROOIII SCHOOL ON ROI NAMUR 15 AT 9 AM IN TRADE'WINDS A TIME FOR HG'lBRE THE GREAT LILIES or WR£U< OF TKE BUNDLE or THE THE COMMUNITY BUILDING THEATER KILLING RACE THE FIELD W,RY O[AR£ THEM ALL I NC I OENT THE WORSHIP S[RVICE ON ROI NAMUR WILL 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 tlElI,.O AT 7 PM I N THE COMMUN I TV Bu ILD­ f------l.------'------,------'------'----c------'---,------'------~:_------~'NG AND WILL BE LEO BY CHAPLAIN SURELS ~R[CK Of THE MARY DEARE LILIES OF THE rlELO 94 MIN ATC A TIME FOR KILLING ~88 MIN AT COLOR DRAMA B & W WESTERN COLOR ?lda" GARY COOPER, CHARLTON HeSTON, MICHAEL S'DNE~ POITIER, LILIA GLENN FORO, GEORG( HAMIL TON, ! ¥" REDGRAV[, VIRGINIA McKENNA ISA CRINO INGER STEVENS, PAUL PETERSEN THIS IS A STORY IN THE HERelC TRADI­ Tl1ls IS ONE Of TilE HOST ENTEIHA1NINr. THIS IS ONE OF THOSE ""'-"_"'_1 TION Of MAN AGAINST I'IAN, AND MI>.N AGAI MlO TIMUY fiLMS TO COM( ALOt>lG SID­ Dt,t.,TIl \~(~TtR"S I,o;KICK U:,I,VES ,l,N JALUIT'S FR DCtlOhOE H[I-Il:. THE CLEMENTS GARY COOPER HAS ONE Of NEY POITIER'S PERfORMANCE AS AN ITIN­ IENCE \,IOND[RING UP TO THE FINAL K'IKO TURN SURVIVE AT ALL G[ORGE HAHILTON IS fiVE SOUAR~ MILES OU1 Of A TOTAL OUT TO BE NUNS, HAS tlUHOR, PATHOS AND ~ CONfEOERATE MAJOR H[Lo I'll. ISONER S<;lIJARE 101 IL ES no.!: COUNT! NG THE THE BIGGEST BUNDLE or THEM ALL A ALL THE ELEMENTS WHICH SCOREI) A HI T IN UTAH NEAR THE (ND Of THE CiVIL fiLLS ON K.... iIIJAlE!'" I'SLANO) !N TME COMEDY ~ II 1;5 MI N WS - COLOR III "GOING My WAY WAR (RELEASED NOVEMBER 1967) IRE MARSHALL ISLANDS VITTORIO DE SICA, ROseRT WAGNER, RAOUEL MAN WHO KNOWS THOSE r III[ SOUARE WELCH THE INCIDtNT -107 MIN ,Ii HCMBRE III Hi"l __ AND THE PEOPLE WHO LIIiE THERE A DEPORTED AMERICAN GA~GSTEq IS ~IO­ SU5P(NSE CRAIoIA B &. W \.~ESTERN ',IS - COLOR NAPPED By ROBERT WAGNER AND HIS GANG TONY MUSANfE, MARTIN SHEEN, JACK PAUL NE'. LATE SUNDAY N!GHT CAPTIJREO ElY APACHES AS A CHILD Y RESIDENT AMERICAN ON JALUIT pLAnNIJM ROElElERV HE PUTS THE~ THROUGH O!lU"I1<; DECH', TO <::0 IN FOR A ROl'ND OF RAISED AS ONE, PAUL NEWMAN FINDS JIJN(, 1949, IS HERE fall A fE\ RIGOROUS TRAINING I>.No LECTURtS GIVEN BY "I

OONOHOE fiRST CAM[ 10 THE M"R~ THE GREAT RACE ~152 MIN IN 1941, WilEN BISHOP KElUIALLT, COMEOY WS COLOR FATHER SIJPERIoR, ANO fAT.i[R McMANUS JACK LEMMON, TONY CURTIS, TO START THE AMERICAN JESUIT MIS­ NATALIE WOOD, PETER FALK IN THE MARSHALLS AND CAROLINES THIS LONG, ELABOR"TE fARCE H"~ WORKED 101 TH BlsjojoP -- THEN FATH[R -~ GLOSSY, TURN-Of-1HE~CENTURY SETTINGS, BEfORE MOVING TO WHICH REACH THEIR COLOPfUL PEAK IN PIVOTAL ROUNO-THE-WORlO AUTOMOBILE CENT[R Of TRADE, BUSINESS AND GOV~ RAce TIN THE MARSHALLS DIJR I NG BOTH T\. CHAPEL AND AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, WITH MARSHALLESE ASS.ST,I,,,,TS, HE CA.IHEl'HIUR'Y, ENGLAND {UPI ) __ A C~NTCR­ ABOUT 25 BOY' AN GIRLS fROM THE THROUGH TliE firTIi GRADeS By THE BIJRY MOTORIST SUMMONED TO APPEAR IN AN EASTBOURNE COURT fOR AN ALLEGED DRIVING SCHOOL WAS CLOSED IN 1976 UPON OFr(NSE RECEIVED THE SUMMONS IN AN EN­ """""",,," Of A PUBLIC SCHOOL, IT HAD STUDENTS IN THE EARLY DAYS, THE VELOPE \<11TH THE STAMPED SLOGAN "YOu'LL CDM( TO LOVE [ASTBOUR"IE " AT LIKIEI". WNILE THE SOYS '>lENT TO HIGH SCHOOL, TRUK, WHERE THEY WERE • • • PREPARATORY \, CLASSIfIED ••• DIR[CTIOO ~ THE Y'J~.\.IE YUK CLUB \.I(lL fEIlHlRE "'OUR 14 1 8 3 OR MRS TEUlINGS AT 8357~ HEAVY ICE, OR $1 PER MO~TH ON ~ ~~~L- CliOleE or ROIlST STEAMBOIlT ROUND OF WITH THE BOMB RUBBLE CLE ... RED IlW ..... Y AND ROlL- All. ~ASIS WE fI,JRNISIi OUR OWN EQUIP- BEEf IlU JUS WITIi AU GRATIN PDTIlTOES, LIfE ON J"'LUIT ASSUMING Il MORE NOR"'lll ELtCTRIC CURLING IRON WITH CASCAOE MENT REfERE~CES fURNISHED C ..... ll D ..... N OR BilKED VIRGINIA tlAM W!Ttl FRUIT SAVCE IAS"ECT, THE ATOLL WAS STRUCK WITH AH­ ER ATTACH"'ENTS If YOU HAVE ONE TO NY, 83642 AfTER SCHOOL AND MASHEO SWEET POTATOES BUTTERED OTHER DISASTER -- A TyptlODN -- IN 1958 SELL, PLEASE CALL 83367 DURING \.IORKING PEIlS WI TH SAUTEED MUSHRDOMS, ASSORTED I SHORTLY 8(FORE, THE POPULATION Df THt HOURS, 82317 AfTER 5 PM ANNOUNCEMENTS HARO AND SDFT ROLLS, ",EUStlES AND ATOLL WAS APPROXIMIlTELY 1450 ABOUT THE !'IRST CLASS or THE S ... NOERSON PRI­ BEVER .... GE WILL CDMPLETE YHE MENU 300 ISL ..... NOERS MO\l(D ...... '1' AfTER THE T"­ CARptT _ 12Xl5 - F~ErER GREEN, BUT \oIILL VATE PILOT GROUND SCHOOL WILL BE HELD DIN"'ER, ... T $3 PER PERSON, WILL PHOON IN SPITE OF ~ HIGH BIRTH R/lTE, TAK[ ANOTHER COLOR CONTIlCT PORTER AT AT 7 30 THIS CO"'ING MONDIlY, APRIL 22, SERVED FROM 8 30 TD 10 30 PAUL SA~_" THE pOPULIlTION HAS STAYED ..... T ABOUT 1100 1 MECK ISLANO tiRE D.pT - 77333 CONFERENCE ROOM, THIRD fLOOR, AIR TER­ ERCOOL AND HIS SPINNINC PLATTERS WILL SI NCE, BECAUSE JAlUI T PEOPLE MOVE fROM i MINAL BUILDING ANYONE ~HO HAS NOT YET PROVIDE MUSIC fOR DANCING fROM 8 30 ro THEIR SEMI-ISDLATED ISLAND TO OR NEAR KWAJALEIN COMMUNITY THEATER NEEDS HELP' PICIIED UP CL ... SS "'ATERIAl, SEE BOB MIDNIGHT (CALL PAUL WITH YOUR RE- MAJURO AND (BEYE POPULATION CENTERS WE NEEO THE fOLLO\ollNG ITEMS fOR OUR BL"'IR 82251 Qurs,s ) AN~ ONCE "'GA1N BuD IlND SWEDE TR ..... NSPDRTATION -- !'AI!'!LY PLENTIFUL N[XT FRODUCTION -'="'-~~~- ,WILL BE ON H ... NO TO IlUGM(NT THE ENTER_ 20 "EARS AGO -_ IS NO .... ONE OF fR DONO- FUR STOLE OR JACI'lET THE COMMUNITY BAND WILL "'~ET MONu"'Y TAIN"'ENT JUST WHO MAKES MUSIC WHEN HOE'S LHIEr PROBLEMS IT T"'~ES HIM TWO, MAN'S RUBBERS - SIZE 8-10 AT THE rl'lE ARTS BUILDI~G IlT 7 3(' p~ WILL BE DETERMINED BV YOUR REQUESTS THREE OR MORE MONTHS TO GET A LETTER SPANISH SHAWL OR K~RCHIEf AN .... ONE INTEREsno IN pL.l.YING IN ..... N SO, COME ON DO .... N TO THE YOIIWE YUK ON SHIPS THE SIZE Of THE MILIT081 AND THE. MERRY-GO-ROUND (TOY OR LIlMP, ETC ) ADULT ~"'ND IS WELCOME SATURDAY NIGHT FOR GOOD ENTERTAINMENT RALIK-RATAII DOCK THERE DNLY ONCE EVERY I MAN'S MILITARy'STYLE BLOUSE TO FASS AS AND A fEW SURPRISES FEW MONTHS, AND "BIG SHIPS" .. IKE THE I POLICEMAN'S - SIZE 40-46 CIRCLE MEETINGS GUNNER'S KNOT AND P"'CIFIC ISLANDER DON'T, POLICE-TYPE HAT ALICE BUCK NANCY Ross, 444A, MONOAY, COME ... T "'LL FATHER CIlME TO EBEYE [MpTY PERfUME eOTTLES NOTICE TO HOUSING OCCUPA~TS APRIL 2?, 7 30 P'" LOBAL ASSOCIATES IoIILL BE PERfORMING ABOARO THE BUlLA BOA1, ... SHALL MOTOR/ LifE_SIZE STUFfED 'AT ANNA DEOERER JUDY BRUN~ER, 729, TUES SAIL VESSEL WHICH ONLY INfREQUENTLY WON'T YOU PLEASE HELP OUR PRODUCTION 'MIlINTEN ... NCE ON ELECTRIC PULL BOXES ON APRIL 23, 930 AM SLIDES Of EBE"t THE fOLLOWING QUARTERS OURING THE WEEK MAKES THIS TRIP, ACTING MORE USUIlLLY BE ..... SUCCESS BY LOMIING US THESE THINGS? MISSION SCHOOL WILL BE SHOWN VI51TOR Of APRil 22 THROUGIi 26 225,226,401, AS JALUIT'S "LIfELINE" CONNECTIDN \oIITH If YOU H ... VE ONE or THESE ITEMS WE COULD WElCOMt. AND THERE WILL BE POWER OUT· MAJURO BOillROW, PLEASE OLL 82339 IlfTER ) 403 42r MARY RUTH HANLIN DELORES PETERSON, AGE O!' A!lOUT 4 HOURS PER UNIT EACH As TR"'NSPORTATIOll HilS ~ORSENED, r ... TH_ 219A, rUES I APRIL 23, 7 30 PM IlFfECTED OCCUPANT IoIILL BE NOTifiED Il DA ER HilS GAINEO ANOTHER VIlLUABLE MEIlN5 PLEASE tlELP US MAKE'" LITTLE BOY HAPPY ALICE LEE CARMEN Tolol, 531, TUES , Ap- IN AOVIlNC£ Of PERfORMING THE MIlINTEN- OF COMMUNIC ... TIDN -- THE MI~SION RADIO ON HIS CO"'ING BI~THDAY HE \oIOULD VEiIIY RIL 23,930 AM IlNCE YOUR COOPERIlTION WILL BE SINerRE ,NETWORK HE HAS BEEN ON THE CIRCUIT MUCH LIKE A BICYCLE (16" .... ITH TRIlINING FLORENCE SIlSSER G .... IL ANDREWS, 411D, LYAPpRECI ... TED ASOUT FIVE YEARS, TIlLK5 IlLMDST DIlILY \oIHEELS) MACY'S DOES NOT CAiIIRY THEM Turs , APRIL 23, 7 30 PM OR RILEY ---- WITH FATHER NEYLON ON KWIlJALEIN IlND ANY LONGER CALL 83316 WilL SHOW HIS SLIDES Of AfIICA, WHILE A RED FEZ DINNER .... ILL BE HELD IN THE F'ATHER HIlCIIER ON MAJURO A MISSIONARY DOCTOR THERE VISITORS I"'AGINE A JESUIT PRIEST CD"'ING TO HELP WANTED BAN""'N ROOM or THE YOK .... E YUK CLUB ON LIVE ON A SMALL, BOMB-SCARRED ISLlltW, SECiIIET.l.RV fOR ENGINEER\N~ OfFICE Of "-'IlR- IoIELCO"'E MONO"''' [VENING, APRIL 22 All.. SHRI'!­ WHICH LOSl 11$ LAST RESIDENT PRIEST, Il TlN_Z4~HRY 40 HOURS PER \.lEEK CAL L I ERS ... 1010 THEIR L .... OIES ARE WELCO"'E FEZ THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL BOYS' P [ SPIlNISH JESUIT, IN 1934 PICTURE THE 83359 OR 83360 FOR ... PPOINTMENT OR C",RD REQUIRED FOR P ..... IHICIP ... TION CLASSES WILL BE STARTING THEIR THREE­ fOR REsrRvATIONS PLEASE CALL ASA QUINN LOGISTICAL pR08LEMS Of IlN ISLIlNO WHICH WEEK SWIMMING UNIT MONDAY AT THE BACH- AT 82181~ Dill'S, 82470 EVENINGS, OR BUD­ CAN'T PRODUCE ENOUGH FOOD -- IlNO NO KTS HAS CIVIL SER~LCE CLERICIlL OPEN- ELORS' POOL REGUL",R BACHELOR POOL DY REDMOND, 99272 DAYS, B2732 EVENINGS OTHER SuPPLIES -- AND IS VIlST MILES IlWIlY INGS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION MEMBERS WILL STILL HAVE PRIORITY TO fROM POTENTI"'L SOURCES ASK FATHER DON­ SGT HORAN 81419 ITHE PDOL ..... NO THE SCHDOL CLASSES WILL OHOE \.I,..~r HE 010 fiRST, .ANO HE REPLIES, PROJECT PRESS H ... S ONE OPENIN __ ON ROI II"''''INLT BE CDNCERNEO WITH WIlTtR GAMCS INDI",DU"'LS INTERESTED IN ATTENOIN(; 'TIRS1 YOU M ... KE SURE TDU tlAVE Il SUPPlY NA"'UR FOR DOCLMENT CUSTODIAN (CL ..... S51- AND WILL TRY NOT TO INTERFERE IoIITH 1,01, LECTURE SERIES ON OaJECTIvISM, H'E Of POWDERED COffEE THEN YOU GET TO FLED MATERIAL CONTROL) TYPING E)(PER- IREGULAR ACTIVITIES PHILOSOPHY OF AYN RANO, PLEASE CON_ \.IORK ROUNDING UP THE REST Of WHAT YOU TACT EllHER CtlARLES DDNALOS()'l, Box IENCE REQUIREO, !'ILING AND KEY PUNCH I ------NEED AND YOU KNOW THAT HE 010 JUST 65, CARLOS, AT 81436 BETWEEN AND EXPERIENCE HELPFUL NORMAL 5-DA" WEEK, 9 3, 1HAT, OBST~CLES, DISAPPOINTMENTS ANO THE CHAPEL YOUTH fELLOwSHIP (GRAOES MONoA" THROUGH fRIDAY, OR MillE HAMMON .... 1 TH fLIGHT TI"'[ PIlIO AT OVERTIME RATES) , DISTANCES NOTWITHSTANDING W[ 11101014 JAL- fOR fURTHER INfORM .... TION, CONUCT MR j 7 THROUGH 12 WILL "'EET SUNO .... " AT /:I 30 IIlT ~3764 AFTER 5 UIT ISlANOERS WILL BE HAPPY WHEN HE IS LOMSKI AT 81254 Ill'< T>

THE \oIEEKLY BRIOGE GROUP OF THE VOKWE OST BIBLE STUDY fOR 5TH, 6TH GRADERS YUK W(l.1EN'S CLUB "'ILL MEET MONDAY /IT BAKERY SPEC I ALS BECAUSE IT GREW SD LARGE, THE BIBLE TO DIVERS OF RECENTLY C(»\PLETEO ~CE 1 TliE CLUB FROM 12 30 TO 3 30 P'" THOSE MONO ... Y STUDY GROUP FOR 5TH AND 6TH GR ..... DERS HAS SCUBA COURSE Two SINGLE HOSE REGULIlT- INTERESTED IN JOINING THE GROUP IlS REG­ fRENCH APPLE PIE .$1 10 LA BEEN SPLIT INTO TWO SECTIONS, ONE MEET­ ORS WERE IlCCIDENTLY INTERCHANGED OURING Ul.ARS OR SUBSTI'Tl'TES CALL Jo BEN'" AT TUESOAY ING TUESDAYS AND THE OTHER WEONESDAYS, THE NE)(T TO LIlST CL .... SS 132261 THE "flOL'P IoIELCOMES BrGINN(RS AS PINE~f'PLE UPSIDE DOWN CAKE $1 10 (A FROM 3 30 TO 4 30 IN THE C ...... L ... ,M'S Or­ WOULO L1IIE TO RE1URN Il S"ORTSWAYS WELL AS tXPE~IENCED PL~YERS WrONESD ... Y flCE BOTH SECTIONS ..... RE NOW OPEN TO HL SPORTSDIVER, SEll. #' 514088 WITH SEAVUE F~ENCN BREAD, 55 E'" INTERESTED 5TH AND 6Ttl GRADERS CALL GAUGE AND RECEIVE BIlCII A S~O~TS~"'YS NAVY HARO ROLLS 70 02 REV RON 5UR(LS FOR "'ORE INfORM ... TION Two WITH SEAVUE GIlUGE AND J VALVE THE SCUBA CLUB THURSDAY TH£ NAME "RUDY" IS NEAR THE MOUTHPIE~E , SA1UIWilY OIVE WILL CHDCOLATE CUP CAKES, $1 00 01 fAST TRIP FOR PASTOR VONHUSEN PHONC 99542 DAYS, 83370 EVENINGS GO TO GEA WITH THE FRID ... V LUTHERAN PASTOR fREuERICK L VONHUS(N BO~T LEAVINC ~T PUMPKIN PH $1 10 (A MADE'" F ..... S1 IIIS(t to K ...... J ... LE\\o.I THIS .... E(K. A ... AN'S 01,01,10101010 RING Of CDNSIOERABLE II 30 A'" DIVE­ S~TURDAY ARRIVING ON THURSOAY E~ENING, AND D(pIlRT­ VALUE HAS BEEN LOST ITS DWNER IS WILL­ MASTERS Will BE VINCE SINOT AND RA" ~ BOSTON ~RE"'M CAKE ,$ldQ E'" INO ON T .. IS MORNING'S fLI~HT JOHN RCK­ ING TO P ... Y A RE\oIARO Of $200 TO THE PER­ NORTd'N SUNDAY'S DIVE WILL GO TO C"'LL 83425 OR 83456 TO PLACE '!'OU_ OER, LOUIS H ... TTON IlNO ROBERT HATTON weRE I SON RETURNING IT ANY PERSON WISHING TO THE LIlGOON SIDE Of ELLER ANO THE OCEAN OROER ALL OROERS MUST BE PLACEO CONfiRMED, AND STEPHANIE MIlRIC, 4-"'ONTH- : CLAIM THE REWARD FOR RETURNING THE RING SIDE Df EN'IIJOENLIGGELAP LEAVING AT B .... NOON ON THE DAY PRIOR TO PICKUP. OLO OIlUGHTER Of BERNADINE IlND MERLE HAN- I $tI9\1"O COHTACT HENRY, EVENINGS AT 83587 8 30~'" D1IIEMAST[RS IIILL BE JOHN ALL PIC~UPS MUST BE ~"'OE BETWEEN SON, w .... S BAPTIZED AT HOL" CO"'MUNION ~ER­ OR-A~,835&2 MPRNINGS UNTIL NOON EIISIGN ANO BETTY GOll GUESTS ARE WEL­ 2 AHO 5:30 PM AT THt SlOE DODR OF \lICES THRUSOOl." EVENlotG P~STDII VONHus- COME BUT "'UST DIV[ IoIIT~ ... CLUB "'E"'BER THE p ... tlrlC DINING ROOM EN IS/,EXP[CTED T~N. VISIT ..... aAIN IN JULY LsE HOURGLASS CLASSIF'IED ADS lifE "nrc 'PE u"p'lOPY fOP 'II 0111[8< l