HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE (1-19-64 11-19-64 5.2 AT 0416 o 2 AT 1016 b.2 AT 1635 HOURGLASS o. I AT 2257 VOL 5 NO 1857 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY 18 NOVEMBER 1964

JOHNSON CONFERS OPERATION TOMORROW NIGHT A MISSILE OPERATIOI~ IS SCHEDULED FOR WITH TOP AIDES TOMORROW NIGHT, THURSDAY 19 NOVEMBER ON U. N. CR I SIS THE EARLIEST THE TAKE COVER COULD WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (UPI)--PRESIDENT SOUND IS 2045 HOURS ALL PERSONNEL JOHNSON CALL EO IN HIS TOP DIPLOMATIC LIVING IN TRAILERS AND NON-APPROVED ADVISERS TODAY TO PLAN U.S. STRATEGY SHELTER HOMES MUST TAKE COVER IN AP­ FOR A FAST-APPROACHING CRISIS WITH THE PROVED SHELTERS AT THE SOUNDING OF THE SOVIET UNION OVER UNITED NATIONS FIN­ TAKE COVER SIGNAL. AFRS KWAJALEIN WIL ANCING ANNOUNCE THE TAKE COVER AND ALL CLEAR THE FUTURE OF THE WORLD ORGANIZATION SIGNALS, AS WELL AS OTHER INFORMATION MAY BE AT STAKE IN THE MONEYBAG SHOW­ PERTINENT TO THE OPERATION DOWN BETWEEN THE TWO GREAT POWERS OVER NIGHT OPERATIONS NORMALLY ENTAIL PHO RUSSIA'S REFUSAL TO PAY MORE THAN $54 TOGRAPHIC COVERAGE WHICH REQUIRES A MILLION IN PAST DUE ASSESSMENTS FOR U BLACK OUT OF ALL EXTERIOR LIGHTS ALL N. PEACEKEEPI~G FORCES IN THE CONGO RESIDENTS ARE REQUESTED TO MAKE SURE AND MIDDLE EAST THEIR PORCH AND YARD FLOODLIGHTS ARE A CLASH IS EXPECTED DECEMBER I AT OFF EXTINGUISHING NORMAL INTERIOR THE OPENING OF THE 20TH U.N GENERAL HOUSE LIGHTS IS NOT REQUIRED ASSEMBLY IN NEW YORK CITY UNLESS THE GROUND SAFETY PRECEUDRES. ALL PER­ UNITED STATES OR RUSSIA BACKS DOWN ON SONNEL NOT ESSENTIAL TO THE OPERATION THE ISSUE MUST TAKE COVER IN AN APPROVED SHELTE~ "WE'RE ON A COLLISION COURSE," SAID UPON SOUNDING OF THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL ONE STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL. NIKE-X VISITORS •••• BRIGADIER GENERAL ALL NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL MUST IMME­ JOHNSON ARRANGED A CONFERENCE WITH R 0 HUNZIKER, (RIGHT) VISITING KWAJ­ DIATELY PROCEED TO AND REMAIN IN AN SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK, U.N. AM­ ALEIN FROM VANDENBERG AFB, PAUSES IN APPROVED SHELTER UNTIL THE ALL CLEAR BASSADOR ADLAI STEVENSON AND ASSISTANT FRONT OF THE NIKE-X PROJECT'S BATTERY SI SOUNDED SECRETARY OF STATE HARLAN CLEVELAND CONTROL BUILDING WITH (FROM LEFT) MR To REDUCE THE TIME REQUIRED UNDER TO DISCUSS THE FINANCING DEADLOCK AND J W SCHAEFER, BTL FIELD STATION CIREC SHELTER, THE TAKE COVER FOR THIS OPER­ OTHER U.N. MATTERS TOR, COL. M.H. CLARK, ANOTHER OF THE ATION WILL SOUND AT 15 MINUTES PRIOR VISITORS, AND COL. GLENN C~ANE, KTS TO SCHEDULED OPERATION TIME ALL PER­ RED CHINA'S H-BOMB COMMANDING OFFICER. PHOTO BY BTL. SONS NOT IN APPROVED SHELTER AFTER THE NEARER AND NEARER SOUNDING OF THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL ARE LONDON, Nov 18 (UPI)--RED CHINA WAS THERE WAS NO OFFICIAL INTIMATION AS THEREFORE URGED TO PORCEED WITHOUT DE- REPORTED TODAY TO BE NEARER EXPLODING TO WHEN THE CHINESE MAY STAGE THEIR LAY TO AN APPROVED SHELTER BUSES TO A HYDROGEN DEVICE THAN PREVIOUSLY FIRST HYDROGEN TEST BUT CHINESE SCIEN­ TRANSPORT PERSONS FROM THE TRAILER THOUGHT FEASIBLE BY EITHER THE WEST OR TISTS ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE CUT THE TIM AREA TO THE YOKWE YUK CLUB WILL BE STA RUSSIA LAG BETWEEN A FIRST NUCLEAR EXPLOSION TIONED IN THE TRAILER AREA AT THE TAKE DIPLOMATIC REPORTS REACHING HERE SAl AND A HYDROGEN TEST CONSIDERABLY, POS­ COVER SIGNAL AND MUST BE AT THE YOKWE RED CHINA HAS, TO ALL APPEARANCES, SIBLY BY TWO OR THREE YEARS YUK CLUB NOT LATER THAN 13 MINUTES AF­ REACHED THE TECHNICAL STAGE IN NUCLEAR THE RUSSIANS CLAIM THEY WERE AS MUCH TER THE TAKE COVER IS SOUNDED DEVELOPMENT WHICH IMMEDIATELY PRECEDES SURPRISED AS THE WEST. THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL IS THREE TEN­ A HYDROGEN EXPLOSION THE CHINESE EX­ MAIL CALL KWAJALEIN WILL RECEIVE SECOND BLASTS ON THE FIRE SIREN THE PLODED THEIR FIRST NUCLEAR DEVICE LAST 4437 POUNDS OF MAIL TODAY ABOARD THE ALL CLEAR SIGNAL IS ONE TWENTY-SECOND ApPROVED MONTH c-124 AT 5 PM TODAY NORTHWEST ORIENT BLAST ON THE FIRE SIREN PEKING WAS SAID TO HAVE MADE SURPRISING AIRLINES WILL BRING Boo POUNDS AT 3 37 SHELTlRS ON KWAJALEIN ARE THOSE STRUC­ HEADWAY IN THE TURES WHICH HAVE FOUR-INCH CONCRETE ROOFS. THE FOLLOWING BUILDINGS ARE DESIGNATED APPROVED SHELTERS. ALL QUARTERS OF PERMANENT CONSTRUC­ TION (EXCEPT QTRS 401,402,403 & 404), BARRACKS AND STORE BLDG , YOKWE YUK CLUB, ADMINISTRATION/TERMINAL BLDG, GENERAL MESS, SURFRIDER BOQ AND THE FIRST FLOOR ONLY OF THE REEF,CORAL AND SANDS BOQs------IN CONNECTION WITH TOMORROW NIGHT'S OPERATION, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 2000 AND 0100, HAZARDOUS AREAS WILL EXIST IN THE KWAJALEIN LAGOON SOUTH OF AN EAST-WEST LINE FROM THE SOUTHERN TIP OF EBEYE AND IN THE OCEAN WITHIN 100 NAUTICAL MILE RADIUS FROM KWAJALEIN ALL CRAFT ARE WARNED TO STAY OUT OF THESE HAZARDOUS AREAS DURING THE PER­ IOD STATED ABOVE

IF THE ALL CLEAR SOUNDS AFTER 2400 HOURS THURSDAY NIGHT, 19 NOVEMBER, GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL WILL OPEN AT 10 00 AM STAY TUNED TO AFRS FOR CONFIRMAT

OFFICIAL BULLETIN DUTY OFFICER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE DATE NAME HOME PHONE Is-NOV 64 CAPT~A. CHANEY 2 333 19 Nov 64 ISTLT K.F. HAWKINS 760 FLEET ADDITION •••• THE FIRST OF TWO C-5 TRANSPORTS ADDED TO GLOBAL ASSOCIATES' 20 Nov 64 CAPT M C. WINEBARGER 664 21 Nov 64* CAPT R.M. BAKER SR 2~ 44 FLEET ARRIVED ON KWAJALEIN YESTERDAY ABOVE, COL GLENN CRANE, COMMANDER, KTS, 22 Nov 64* CAPT A.A. CHANEY 2 ~~ IS SHOWN GIVING APPR~VAL TO OPERATE THE NEW SHIP TO R STANLEY MORKETTER, RES­ 23 Nov 64 CAPT. R.O CASE 2 OT IDENT MANAGER FOR GLOBAL ASSOCIATES ON THE COLONEL'S RIGHT IS BILL BALLARD, 24 Nov 64 LT COL W.W CRUM 604 CHIEF OF AVIATION, KTS OTHER MEMBERS OF THE PARTY ARE, FROM LEFT, AL CENTRELL~ *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLIDAYS CHIEF, TRANSPORTATION, KTS, JACK CRAIG, PILOT/NAVIGATOR, GLOBAL, BILL BEAUMONT, DUTY OFFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SIT MANAGER OF AVIATION FOR GLOBAL, AND BOYD MICHAEL, GLOBAL'S CHIEF PILOT COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE P H PAGE 2 HOURGLASS ~EDKESDAY 18 NOVEMBER 1964 "

PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE TRIB LIKES BROSIO SOUTH VIET NAM PROTE~TS « COMMANDING OFFICER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE NEW YORK, Nov. 18 (UPI)--THf NEW YORK SABOTAGE OF RE~CUE WORK MARSHALL ISLANDS, CONTRACT DA-01OO21 HERALD TRIBUNE COMMENTED EDITORIALLY SAIGON, Nov. 18 (UPI)--THE SOUTH \ AMC-90004 (Y) (NI23-(67156) 35133A TODAY ON THt DEBUT OF MANL~~ BROSLO AS VIETNAMESE GOVERNMENT HAS DELIVERED A PMR WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES. NATOs SECRETARY GENERAL AND SAIO: STRONGLY WORDED PROTEST TO THE INTERNA­ THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY "HE MADE HIS DEBUT WITH A SPEECH TIONAL CONTROL COMMISSION (ICC) DENOUN& MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR WHICH DEMONSTRATED THE TALENTS HE AL­ ING THE COMMUNIST VIET CONG FOR SABO­ NOTICES IS 4 PM AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS READY HAD SHOWN DURING HIS MANY YEARS TAGING RELIEF OPE~ATIONS IN TYPHOON AND ITEMS IS 10 AM DAY OF PUBLICATION. IN THE ITALIAN DIP~OHAT'C SERVICE. FLOOD STRtCKEN CENTRAL VIET NAM. THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO THOSE WHO ADVANCE NEW PROPOSALS, HE THE GOVERNMENT-RUN VIET NAM PRESS EDIT COPY RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION SAID, MUST EXPLAIN AND JUSTIFY THEM. AGENCY TODAY REPORTED THE PROTEST NOTE. THAT's MEANT FOR THE U.S., THE PRIMARY "TAKING ADVANTAG~ OF THE DISASTER AND PRO~TERS OF A MULTILATERAL NUCLEAR THE SUBSEQUENT CONFUSION, THE FRONT EDITOR, NEIL PHELPS-MuNSON FORCE FOR NATO (NATIONAL LIBERATION FRONT, OR POLITI­ THOSE WHO OBJECT, HE ADDED, MUST AR­ CAL DIRECTORATE OF THE VIET CONG REBl­ GUE THEIR CASE AND ADVANCE COUNTER-PRO­ LION) HAS PERSISTED IN HARMING THE POP­ POSALS. THAT IS MEANT FOR PRESIDENT ULATION, SHAMELESSLY PLUNDERING THE AF­ PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT DE GAULLE, THE PRIMARY OPPONENT OF MLf.. FECTED VILLAGES AND SYSTEMATICALLY HAM­ WON'T SPONSOR'MISSION "WHAT MR. BROSIO IS SAYING, IN EFFEClj PERING THE RELIEF OPERATIONS. THEY MANILA, Nov. 18 (UPI)--THE FOREIGN IS THAT IT IS TIME (LET'S HOPE IT IS FIRED AT VEHICLES, RIVER CRAFT AND OFFICE TODAY DENIED ANY OFFICIAL BACK­ NOT TOO LATE) TO PARLEY, AND THE TIME PLANES BRINGING IN RELIEF GOODS TO THE ING TO AN II-MAN MISSION IN SAIGON OF­ IS RIGHT NOW--BEFORE WE SIGN WEST VICTIMS. THEY AMBUSHED FOOD SUPPLY FERING TO SEND FILIPINO FIGHTERS GERMANY AND BRITAIN TO AN MLF ARRANGE­ CONVOYS AND MACHINEGUNNED HELICOPTERS AGAINST THE VIET CONGo MENT FROM WHICH FRANCE EXCLUDES ITSELF TRYING TO EVACUATE THE SURVIVORS," THE A SPOKESMAN SAID THE GROUP CALLED ON ••• "MR BROSIO HAS POINTED THE WAY." NOTE SAID FOREIGN SECRETARY MAURO MENDEZ BEFORE OBSERVERS HERE REGARDED THE NOTE AS DEPARTURE AND WAS TOLD ANY SUCH OFFERS ~ ... WHI LE IN GAY PAREE... MAINLY A PROPAGANDA GESTURE, SINCE THE OF VOLUNTEERS WOULD BE ON THEIR OWN PARIS, Nov. 18 (UPI)--MoRE THAN 500 ICC POSSESSES NO EXECUTIVE AUTHORITY PRIVATE RESPONSIBILITY AND WITHOUT GOV- STUDENTS BATTLED IN THE STREETS WITH IN VIET NAM. THE GOVERNMENT IS SEEKING ERNMENT BLESSING. CHAIRS AND TABLES SEIZED FROM A LEFT TO COUNTERBALANCE NORTH VIETNAMESE THE SPOKESMAN SAID THE PHILIPPINE BANK CAFE TODAY. PRESIDENT Ho CHI MINH'S GESTURE I~ OF- GOVERNMENT WOULD NEITHER ENCOURAGE NOR POLICE SAID SEVERAL WERE SLIGHTLY IN- FERING RELIEF SUPPLIES TO THE FLOOD OBSTRUCT SUCH A PROJECT JURED, BUT GAVE NO FURTHER DETAILS. VICTIMS IN SOUTH VIET NAM. IN SAIGON YESTERDAY ATTORNEY ANTONIO THEY MADE NO ARRESTS. AQUINO REVEALED THAT THE MISSION WAS THE STUDENTS BROKE CAR WINDOWS, REVOLUTIONARY RAMJET DISCUSSING A POSSIBLE 6,000-MAN ASSIS- KNOCKED DRINKS INTO THE LAPS OF CAFE WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (UPI)--THE SPACE TANCE PROGRAM INCLUDING 3,000 MEN IN CUSTOMERS AND BLOCKED TRAFFIC UNTIL AGENCY TODAY ASKED THE AEROSPACE IN- A REGIMENTAL COMBAT TEAM. POLICE SCATTERED THEM DUSTRY FOR ITS IDEAS ON A REVOLUTION­ THE GROUP INCLUDES REPRESENTATIVES POLICE SAID THE FIGHT STARTED WHEN ARY RAMJET ENGINE CAPABLE OF POWERING OF THE RESERVE OFFICERS LEGION, AND WAS THEY SMASHED A WOODEN PANEL PUT UP TO A PLANE UP TO 5,300 MILES AN HOUR. SAID TO ALSO INCLUDE THE COMMANDER OF REPLACE THE WINDOW OF A LEFT-WING THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE THE PHILIPPINE ARMY SPECIAL FORCES BOOKSTORE BROKEN IN A PREVIOUS CLASH ADMINISTRATION (NASA) HYPERSONIC RAM- AND A HIGH INTELLIGENCE SERVICE OFFICER BETWtEN LEFT AND RIGHT WING STUDENTS JET WILL RECEIVE PROPOSALS FROM PRIVATE FIRMS BEFORE JANUARY 7 FOR CONCEPTS AND FREEMAN SAYS WORLD'S KIDNAPERS OUSTED PRELIMINARY DESIGNS FOR THE RESEARCH HUNGER CAN BE SATED ROME, Nov. 18 (UPI)--ITALY TODAY OR­ ENGINE PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18 (UPI)--SECRE­ DERED TWO EGYPTIAN DIPLOMATS OUT OF IN ITS SIMPLEST FORM, THE RAMJET HAS TARY OF AGRICULTURE ORVILLE L. FREEMAN THE COUNTRY FOLLOWING AN ATTEMPT TO NO MOVING PARTS. UNLIKE A TURBO JET SAID TONIGHT THE WORLD FOOD SHORTAGE AIRFREIGHT A BOUND, GAGGED MAN TO CAIRO ENGINE WITH ITS MECHANICAL AIR COMPRES­ illS MEASURABLE AND IS OF A SIZE THAT IN A TRUNK MARKED IIDIPLOMATIC MAIL." SOR, IT MERELY TAKES IN VAST QUANTITIES CAN BE MET.ft THE UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC (UAR) EM­ OF AIR WHICH IS COMPRESSED BY THE SPEED FREEMAN SAID THE USE OF AMERICAN AG­ BASSY REACTED TO A liVERY STRONG" (TAL- OF ITS ENTRY FUEL ADDED TO THE COM­ RICULTURAL TECHNIQUES COULD ftELIMINATE IAN PROTEST BY STATING THAT IT KNEW N PRESSED AIR IS IGNITED TO CREATE TRE­ HUNGER FROM THE FACE or THE WORLD, PAR- NOTHING OF THE INCIDENT IT SAID THE MENDOUS THRUST. TICULARLY IN THOSE REGIONS OF THE rREE TWO DIPLOMATS INVOLVED CLAIMED THAT EVENTUALLY, THE RAMJET ENGINE IS EX­ WORLD WHERE FOOD AID AND TECHNICAL AS­ SOMEONE REPLACED THE REGULAR EMBASSY PECTED TO POWER HYPERSONIC ( IN EXCESS SISTANCE ARE WELCOME ft TRUNK WITH THE ONE CONTAINING THE MAN. OF 3,300 MILES AN HOUR) TRANSPORT PLAN~ SPEAKING AT A DINNER COMMEMORATING THE EMBASSY SAID, HOWEVER, THAT THE PLANES, MISSILE BOOSTERS AND SPACECRAFT "f"REEDOM FROM HUNGER WEEK," SPONSORED TWO DIPLOMATS, FIRST SECRETARIES ABDEL OPERATING WITHIN THE ATMOSPHERE. BY ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE ACADEMY OF MONEIM EL NEKLAWY AND SELIM OSMAN EL FOOD MARKETING, HE SAID THAT THE GREAT­ SAYED, WOULD LEAVE ITALY AS REQUESTED RED CHINA SAY~ EST PART OF THE WORLD FOOD DEFICIT--- IN THE INTEREST OF "GOOD RELATIONS" BE­ U-2 WAS DOWNED 93 PERCENT---IS IN THE FAR EAST AND TWEEN ITALY AND THE UAR HONG KONG, Nov. 18 (UPI)--A LOCAL THAT COMMUNIST AREAS ACCOUNT FOR 62 NEWSPAPER REPORTED TODAY THAT A RECON­ PERCENT OF THAT FIGURE. VON HASSEL DENIES REPORT NAISSANCE PLANE SHOT DOWN OVER COMMUN­ "THE HOSTILE ATTITUDES TOWARD THE NEW YORK, Nov 18 (UPI)--WEST GERMAN IST CHINA SUNDAY ACTUALLY "WAS A U-2, UNITED STATES WHICH PREVAIL IN THAT DEFENSE MINISTER KAI-UWE VON HASSEL PILOTED BY A NATIONALIST CHINESE." AREA PRECLUDE ANY EFFECTIVE ACTION ON TOLD NEWSMEN TONIGHT THAT HIS DISCUS­ THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE CHINA MAIL QUOT­ OUR PART TOWARD REDUCING PORTIONS OF SIONS LAST WEEK IN WASHINGTON WITH ED "IMPECCABLE SOURCES" IN A WASHING­ THE FOOD GAP. BUT, IN MOST PARTS OF UNITED STATES DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT TON-DATELINED DISPATCH THE WORLD WHERE U.S. ASSISTANCE IS WEL­ F McNAMARA DID NOT CONSTITUTE AN "ANTI­ THE DISPATCH WAS SIGNED "BY OUR OWN COME, THE FOOD DEFICIT CAN BE OVERCOME~ FRENCH MEETING." CORRESPONDENT." HE SAID. VON HASSEL SAID THAT "A FEW AMERICAN liTHE RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT WHICH NEWSPAPER EDITORIAL WRITERS AND COLUM­ THE COMMUNISTS CLAIMED THEY DESTROYED RED CHINESE REFUSE RELEASE NISTS HAD VIEWED THE TALKS AS "ANTI­ OVER SOUTH CENTRAL CHINA ON SUNDAY WAS HONG KONG, Nov. 18 (UPI)--MRS. MARY FRENCH DISCUSSIONS" A U-2, PILOTED BY A NATIONALIST CHINESi DOWNEY RETURNED TO THE FREE WORLD TO­ "THAT IS ABSOLUTELY INCORRECT," HE I LEARNED FROM IMPECCABLE SOURCES HERE~ DAY FROM A VISIT TO HER SON JOHN, AN SAID EMPHATICALLY. THE DISPATCH SAID. AMERICAN WHO HAS BEEN SERVING A LIFE THE PROJECTED MULTILATERAL NUCLEAR ftTHESE SOURCES CONFIRMED THAT THE SENTENCE ON ESPIONAGE CHARGES IN A FORCE(MLF) WHICH WEST GERMANY SUPPORTS PLANE WAS SHOT DOWN BUT THAT IT WAS NOT CHINESE COMMUNIST PRISON SINCE 1952 AND FRANCE OPPOSES, WAS A PRINCIPAL AN UNMANNED fLIGHT, AS THE CHINESE MRS. DOWNEY, ACCOMPANIED BY ANOTHER TOPIC OF DISCUSSION DURING THE TALKS. CLAIMED." SON, WILLIAM, OF NEW BRITAIN, CONN, VON HASSEL WAS ON HIS WAY BACK TO GER­ ftApPARENTLY,1I THE CHINA MAIL CORRES­ SAID THE CHINESE HAD REJECTED HER AP­ MANY FROM WASHINGTON. PONDENT SAID IN HIS DISPATCH, "THE NA­ PEAL FOR JOHN'S RELEASE, BUT SHE WAS TIONALIST CHINESE PILOT MANAGED TO PAR­ "STILL HOPEFUL" THAT HE WOULDN'T HAVE KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 18 (UPI)--THE ACHUTE TO SAFETY AND NO NEWS HAS YET TO SERVE OUT HIS LIFE SENTENCE. MALAY MAIL TODAY CALLED INDONESIA's BEEN RECEIVED IN WASHINGTON AS TO WHE­ SHE SAID THEY VISITED HER IMPRISONED CLAIMED ATOMIC DEVICE liTHE BAMBOO BOMe~ THER OR NOT HE HAS BEEN CAPTURED. SON EIGHT TIMES FOR TWO HOURS EACH "MANY COUNTRIES COULD MAKE ATOMIC TIME. THE MEETINGS ALWAYS TOOK PLACE BOMBS IF THEY WANTED TO," THE NEWSPA­ WITH TWO ENGLISH-SPEAKING CHINESE OF­ PER SAID EDITORIALLY, "BUT INDONESIA IF IT'S NEWS, PHONE THE HOURGLASS ••• FICIALS PRESENT IN THE ROOM, SHE SAID. IS NOT ONE OF THEM." THEY ADDED ,HOW­ 2114 "My SON LOOKS QUITE GOOD," SHE SAID. EVER, "THAT MAKES OUR WAYWARD NEIGHBOR NrlNI=" TI-I.I=" I I="C::C:: nANr.:I="~OIIC:: " HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 18 NOVEMBER 1964 TWO REVAMPED C-S4S , /J_-unJ JOIN GLOBAL FLEET ~v,·u TOWN • YESTERDAY AfTERNOON THE fIRST Of TWO C-54s ARRIVED AT KWAJALEIN TO JOIN LOCAL SAR GETACH~~ENT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES' AIR fLEET ON THE kEEP:JNG [BUSY SCHEDULE VANDENBERG VISITORS KWAJALEIN-Rol NAMUR RUN AS DIRECTED BY AT 1630 YESTERDAY, tNIWETOK DISPATCH- THE U.S. ARMY. ED ANOTHER EMERGECY CAll TO KWAJALEIN'S TOUR NIKE-X, PRESS THE C-54 IS THE MILITARY VERSION Of SEARCH AND RESCUE DETACHMENT. A GROUP or U.S. AIR FO~GE VISITORS THE WEll KNOWN Dc-4, A DOUGLAS PLANE. THE CALL REPORTED THAT A MEMBER Of A fROM THE 1ST STRATE~IC AEROSPACE DIVI­ THE PLANE WAS fLOWN IN BY GLOBAL U.S. AIR FORCE SURVEY TEAM ON THE UJE­ SION AT VANDENBERG AIR FORCt BASE IS PILOTS BOYD MICHAELS, JOHN TUCKER AND LANG ATOLL WAS STRICKEN WITH ACUTE VISITING THE KWAJAltlN TEST SITE fOR 3 JACK CRAIG. THE SECOND PLANE IS EX- ABDOMINAL PAIN WITH SUSPECTED APPENDI- DAYS. PECTED TO ARRIVE IN ABOUT A WEEK. CITIS AND WAS IN NEED Of IMMEDIATE AT- BRIG. GEN. R.O. HUNZIKER HEADS THE THE TWO AIRCRAfT WERE SELECTED AT TENT/O, •• GROUP WHICH ARRIYED YESTERDAY. THEY BARKSDALE AFM IN SHREYEPORT, LA., AfTER UJELANG IS LOCATED 410 MILES WEST Of VISITED THE NIKt-X PROJECT AREA fOR AN EXTENSIVE SEARCH THROUGH A NUMBER Of KWAJALEIN AND IS INHABITED BY MARSHAL­ BRIEfINGS AND TOURS TODAY. THEY WILL AIR FORCE INSTALLATIONS. OVER THIRTY LESE NATIVES. IT IS REPORTED TO BE 15 VISIT ROI·NAMUR AND PROJECT PRESS TO­ AIRCRAfT WERE INSPECTED TO PICK THE TWO MILES LONG AND 3 MILES WIDE. MORROW. fINEST AVAILABLE IN THE AIR FORCE IN- MEMBERS Of THE RESCUE CREW WERE: LCDR ALSO IN THE AIR FORCE PARTY ARE COL. VENTORY. W.H. BALLARD, CHIEf Of AVIA- A.M. ADDY, PLANt COMMANDER; LCDR R.G. M.H. CLARK (US ARMY), COL. J.H. HALL, TION fOR KTS, REPRESENTED THE ARMY ON NEUENSWANDER, CO-PILOT; R.M. KELLY, COL. L.E. SHELTON, LT. COL. E.H. BEIN­ THE SELECTION TEAM. HMI; K.J. KEILIG, AVIATION ELECTRICIAN KEMPER, LT. COL. R.L. BRUNETT, LT. COL. WORKING ON BEHAlf Of GLOBAL ASSOCI- 1ST CLASS; F.D. GYLES, RADIOMAN 3RD C.M. KERLICK, LT. COL. J.K. LOVETTE, ATES IN THE SELECTION Of THE PLANES, CLASS. t---______LT. COL. E.A. LAVALLEY, LT. COL. F.K. AND SEEING THEM THROUGH COMPLETE OVER­ SCHILLING, MAJ. N.W. COINER, CAPT. HAUL AND MODIfiCATION, WAS TRENTON DETCHEMENDY INSTALLED AS W.E. TRENNER, AND CAPT. L.R. TUCKER. BARBER Of OAKLAND, COORDINATOR fOR THE HEAD OF ~AJ TOASTMASTERS (SEE PICTURE ON PAGE ONE) ENTIRE PROJECT. HE WORKED WITH THE LT. COL. ED DETCHEMENDY WAS INSTALLED ARMY AT REDSTONE AND KTS, AND WITH RAY lAST NIGHT AS THE NEW PRESIDENT Of THE FOSTER, VICE PRESIDENT Of TH£ S.F.O. KWAJAlEIN TOASTMASTERS CLUB. RCA TERMINAL TO OPEN COMPANY Of OAKLAND. THE LATTER COMPANY HE SUCCEEDS GEORGE BROSKY IN TH~ POST I N ~AIPAN PERfORMED THE EXTENSIVE MODIfICATION OTHER OfrlCERS INSTALLED AT THE DINNER­ SAIPAN, M. I. ---A 1,000 WATT AM RADIO WORK AS DIRECTED BY THE ARMY TO BRING MEETING IN THE YOKWE YUK CLUB WERE: BROADCAST STATION IS NOW ON THE AIR fOR THE AIRCRAfT UP THE HIGHEST SAfETY JOHN GREGORY, ADMINISTRATIVE VICE PRESI TEST PURPOSES AT COLONIA, PONAPE, AC­ STANDARDS POSSIBLE. DENT, BERT MATTHEWS, EDUCATIONAL VICE CORDING TO DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR MR. BARBER WILL ACCOMPANY THE SECOND PRESIDENT; W,LL NELSON, SECRETARY; MAJ. ROBERT HALVORSEN. PLANE TO KWAJALEIN AND WilL SEE THE Russ PARKER, TREASURER, AND DARRELL THE fIRST BROADCAST HEARD I~ PONAP[ PROJECT THROUGH TO COMPLETION. WESTOVER, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS. WAS ON OCTOBER 23 AT 3 PM WHEN THE INCLUDED AS PART Of THE EXTENSIVE GEORGE BROSKY WON THE TROPHY AS BEST STATION BEGAN A SERIES Of TEST PRO­ MODifiCATION WORK DONE ON THE TWO MAIN SPEAKER, AND JOHN GREGORY WON THE GRAMS. CRAfT WERE INSTALLATION Of PAYLOADER BEST TABLE TOPICS AWARD. CDR. BOB THE PONAPE BROADCASTING STATION, (fORWARD fACING) SEATS, COOLING rANS NOBLE WAS TOASTMASTER rOR THE EVENING. WSZD, IS THE fOURTH IN A PLANNED SERIES AND ENGINE ANALYZERS. BOTH CRAfT HAVE THE CLUB WILL MEET AGAIN ON TUESDAY, Of SIX DISTRICT BROADCAST STATIONS. RECEIVED "CADILLAC" GREY PAINT JOBS TO DECEMBER I, WITH A lUNCHEON MEETING AT OTHER STATIONS ON THE AIR NOW ARE lOCA­ PREVENT CORROSION. THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. TED IN PALAU, TRUK, AND THE MARSHALLS WINGS WERE "BEEfED-UP," IMPROVED GUESTS ARE WELCOME. STATION IN MAJURO. NAVIGATIONAL GEAR INCLUDING SEARCH WSZD BROADCASTS ON AN ASSIGNED rRE­ RADAR WAS INSTALLED, THE C02 fiRE RCA TERMINAL TO OPEN IN SAIPAN QUENCY Of 1450 KILOCYCLES. fiGHTING SYSTEM WAS REPLACED WITH IM- SAl PAN, M. I.---SAIPAN RESIDENTS WILL A GRANT-IN-AID ALLOCATION Of $15,000 PROVED EQUIPMENT AND AUTOMATIC fIRE SOON BE ABLE TO SEND AND RECEIVE RCA WAS PROVIDED BY THE TRUST TERRITORY CONTROLS WERE INSTALLED. THE ORIGINAL CABLES AND LONG DISTANCE PHONE CALLS GOVERNMENT TO PURCHASE BROADCASTING BRAKING SYSTEMS WERE REPLACED WITH THE DIRECTLY THROUGH LOCAL rACILITIES Or EQUIPMENT WHILE THE PONAPE DISTRICT lARGER DC-6 SYSTEM. RCA UPON COMPLETION Of A PLANNED TERM­ LEGISLATURE APPROPRIATED BUILDING fUNDS THE TWO SHIPS WILL BE UTILIZED IN INAL HERE. IN EARLY 1963. PLACE Of C-47s ON rllGHTS TO ROI NAMUR, COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR JOHN WELCH Two RECENT GRADUATES Of THE 15-WEEK IN THE INTERESTS Or EfrlCIENCY AND SAID NEGOTIATIONS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED BROADCAST TRAINING COURSE AT THE UNI­ ECONOMY THE fAMILITAR AND RELIABLE BETWEEN THE H,GH COMMISSIONER AND RCA VERSITY Of HAWAII, STEWO PELEP AND C-47 AIRCRAfT WIll CONTINUE TO BE USED OffiCIALS fOR THE ESTABLISHMENT Or THE ELIAS THOMAS, ARE RESPONSIBLE fOR PRO­ fOR SPECIALIZED SERVICE. TERMINAL. GRAMMING AND ANNOUNCING. ALTHOUGH THE C-54 IS NEW TO THE ARMY ACCORDING TO MR. WELCH THE TERMINAL THE fifTH STATION, lOCATED IN SAl PAN, AT KWAJALEIN, GLOBAL PilOTS HAVE HAD WILL BE LOCATED IN CHAlAN KANOA WHICH IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN fUll BROADCASTING WIDE EXPERIENCE WITH THIS PARTICULAR WILL PROVIDE EASY ACCESS TO ALL SAIPAN EAR LYIN 1965. AIRCRAfT. NOTWITHSTANDING THIS EX­ RESIDENTS. IT IS EXPECTED THAT AT PERIENCE, GLOBAL RECENTLY CONDUCTED A LEAST TWO lOCAL EMPLOYEES WILL SERVE IN ,JOURNALJ ST iN PONAPE l j REfRESHER GROUND SCHOOL COURSE Of 64 THE TERMINAL. SAIPAN, M.I.---E.J. KAHN, JR., STAff HOURS AND WIll CONTINUE WITH flIGHT THOUGH BUSINESS HOURS HAVE NOT AS YET WRITER Of NEW YORKER MAGAZINE IS tXPECT­ TRAINING TO RENEW AND INCREASE THEIR BEEN fIRMLY ESTABLISHED IT IS EXPECTED ED TO ARRIVE IN SAl PAN EARLY NEXT WEEK PILOT'S SKillS flYING WITH TWIN C-54s. THAT THE OfrlCE WIll BE OPEN 12 HOURS A ON THE fiRST LEG Of AN ITINERARY EX- ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, THE NEW PLANE DAY fOR RELAY Of CABLES AND TELEPHONE PECTED TO CARRY HIM THROUGHOUT THE WILL BE OPEN fOR A WALK-THROUGH BY CALLS. TRUST TERRITORY. KWAJALEIN RESIDENTS INTERESTED IN SEE­ TRIAL PERIODS ARE EXPECTED TO BE HE IS fATHERING MATERIAL fOR A SERIES I NG IT. STARTED IN MID-DECEMBER WITH rUlL OPER~ Or ARTICLES TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE NEW FURTHER INfORMATION WilL BE PRINTED TIONS rOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO BEGIN YORKER. IN THE HOURGLASS lATER IN THE WEEK ON JANUARY 15, 1965. MR. KAHN IS KNOWN TO MANY TRUST TER­ THE 'OPEN HOUSE.' THE NEW TERMINAL Will PROVIDE TElE- RITORY RESIDENTS rOR HIS WORK WITH THE (SEE PICTURE ON PAGE ONE) PHONE/TELETYPE SERYICE AT A NEW TRANS- NEW YORKER AND rOR HIS SERIES Of BOOKS. MITTER/RECEIVER TO BE INSTALLED AT THE HIS MOST RECENT WORK, "T HE STRAGGLERS, " COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPH SERVICE AVAILABLE D,STRICT COMMUNICATIONS OffICE. THIS IS A REPOT 0' JAPANESE SOLDIERS WHO HID PRIMARILY THROUGH THE EffORTS Of EQUIPMENT Will THEN RELAY THE MESSAGES OUT IN THE JUNGLES Of SOUTH PACIfiC CAPT. DOCKlER, KTS COMMUNICATIONS Of­ AND CALLS TO RCA Offlcts IN GUAM. ISLANDS AfTER THE [NO Of THE SECOND fICER, AND THE COOPERATION Or KENTRON, WORLD WAR. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAM SERVICE IS AGAIN COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA fOR RETRANSMISSION MR. KAHN ARRIVED IN GUAM ON NOVEMBER AVAilABLE TO All ISLAND RESIDENTS. ANYONE MAY SEND MESSAGES, HOWEVER, 13 fROM TOKYO WHERE HE HAD BEEN COVER­ THIS TYPE Or SERVICE IS ORDINARilY NOT NAVY REGULATIONS PLACE SOME RESTRICT- ING THE OLYMPIC GAMES fOR THE NEW YORKEF PERMITTED BY ARMY REGULATIONS OYER Of­ IONS ON THE TYPE Of MESSAGES THAT MAY ~M~A~G~A~Z~I~N~E~.______~~ ______I fICIALS COMMUNICATIONS CIRCUITS. BE RELAYED BY THEM. EXAMPLES Of THOSE OR lETTER TELEGRAM), DESTINATION AND' THROUGH THE EffORTS Of KTS, APPROVAL WH I CH ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE fOR RELAY ARE:: LENGTH, THE PR I CE PER WORD fOR A WAS RECEIVED fROM THE CHIEf Of NAVAL ORDINARY CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES, HOLI-\ STRAIGHT WIRE TO THE MAINLAND WILL BE OPERATIONS IN WASHINGTON, D.C., fOR THE DAY OR ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS, MONEY ! APPROXIMATELY 25¢ (WITH SEVEN WORD ARMY TO ADMINISTER THIS TYPE Of MES­ ORDERS, ORDERS fOR flOWERS, ETC. MINIMUM) PLUS TEN PER CENT TAX. THE SAGE SERVICE WHICH WILL BE RELAYED BY ALTHOUGH PRICES WILL VARY, DEPENDENT' COMPLETE INTERNATIONAL TARiff IS AVAll- NAVY CIRCUITS IN HAWAII TO COMMERCIAL UPON TYPE Of MESSAGE, (STRAIGHT WIRE ~ ABLE AT THE KTS COMMUNICATIONS CENTER. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 18 NOVEMBER MAJOR OPERATION IN VIET NAM MORE KREMLIN SHAKEUPS MAXWELL TAYLOR TO RETURN ~ TURNS OUT TO BE "HELl FLOP" MOSCOW, Nov. 18 (UPI)--THE NEW KREM­ LIN REGIME, WARNING THAT fURTHER SHAKE , FOR VIET NAM CONFERENCE SAIGON, Nov. 18 (UPI)--THE LARGEST, UPS ARE COMING IN THE GOVERNMENT HIER­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (UPI)--GEN. MAX­ COSTLIEST HELICOPTER OPERATION IN THE ARC HY TODAY ACCUSED OUSTED PREM I ER N I WELL D. TAYLOR, U.S. AMBASSADOR TO HISTORY Or THE VIET NAM WAR TODAY NET­ KITA KHRUSHCHEV AND HIS AIDES Of rAll­ SOUTH VIET NAM, IS SCHEDULED TO RETURN TED ONE: MOTORB IKE, 15 GRENADES, THREE URE BECAUSE Or ARBITRARY AND HASTY DE­ HERE rOR CONSULTATIONS WITH PRESIDENT INDIVIDUAL WEAPONS, ONE COMMUNIST SUS­ CISIONS. JOHNSON AND CABINET OrflCIALS BEGINNING PECT AND TWO VIET CONG GUERRILLAS WITH THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Of THE SOVIET Nov. 27, THE STATE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCED COMMUNIST DOCUMENTS IN THEIR POSSE:SS~N. COMMUNIST PARTY (CPSU) YESTERDAY rlRED TODAY. WESTERN NEWSMEN WERE ORDERED OUT Or KHRUSHCHEV'S fORMER DEPUTY, HIS fARM TAYLOR'S RETURN rOR riVE OR SIX DAYS THE REGION BY AN AMERICAN ARMY COLONEL EXPERT AND HIS SON-IN-LAW IN THE fiRST IS PART Or WHAT IS EXPECTED TO BE A WHEN IT BECAME EVIDENT THAT THE MASSIVE MAJOR SHAKEUP SINCE KHRUSHCHEV HIMSELf BROAD REVIEW Of U.S. STRATEGY IN SOUTH ANTI-GUERRILLA OPERATION WAS A rLOP. fELL fROM POWER OCT. 14. VIET NAM INCLUDING POSSIBLE STEPPED-UP AN AMERICAN MILITARY SPOKESMAN IN TODAY'S PRAVDA, TH~ PARTY'S NEWSPA~R MILITARY ACTION. SAIGON LATER GAVE THE rOLLOWING PARTI~ SAID THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ACTIONS, THE STATE DEPARTMENT SAID AMBASSADOR ACCOUNT Or THE OPERATION IN WHICH SOME WHICH ALSO ABOLISHED KHRUSHCHEV'S RE­ TAYLOR WOULD CONrER WITH THE PRESIDENT, 115 ARMY HELICOPTERS AND AN ESTI­ u.s. ORGANIZATION Of PARTY STRUCTURE WERE SECRETARY Or STATE DEAN RUSK, DErENSE MATED 3,000 GOVERNMENT TROOPS WERE BE- "BASED ON OUR PARTY'S UNWAVERING LOY- SECRETARY ROBERT S. McNAMARA, AND OI"HER LIEVED TO HAVE PARTICIPATED: ' ALTY TO THE TESTED LENINIST PRINCIPLES OffICIALS TO GIVE THEM "riRST HAND IN­ OORDINATED OPERATION IN TAY NINH "c Or PARTY AND STATE MANAGEMENT." fORMATION" ON VIET NAM. PROVINCE BY ELEMENTS Or THE UNITED THE PAPER SAID THE CPSU'S MEETING IN AN INTER-AGENCY "TASK FORCE" ON VIET STATES ARMY SUPPORT COMMAND, VIETNAMESE OCTOBER, IN WHICH KHRUSHCHEV WAS OUS~D NAM HAS BEEN QUIETLY CONDUCTING A rULL AIR rORCE AND THE 2ND MARINE BATTALION WAS"AN IMPORTANT MlLESTONE." REVIEW Or U.S. OPERATIONS THERE rOR WENT Orr rOR THE LARG!ST HELIBORNE op­ THOUGH NOT MENTIONING KHRUSHCHEV BY SEVERAL WEEKS. ERATION Or THE WAR INVOLVING 115 TROOP NAME, PRAVDA ACCUSED THE DEPOSED LEAD­ THE TASK FORCE IS HEADED BY MICHAEL CARRYING AND ARMED HtLICOPTERS. ER AND HIS AIDES Or "DABBLING, ARBITR­ rORRESTAL, fORMER WHITE HOUSE AIDE, NO " ••• (REPUBLIC Or VIETNAM) TROOPS WERE ARY AND HASTY DECISIONS •• SENSATIONALIS INCLUDES OrrlCIALS Or THE STATE AND DE­ HELILlrTED INTO THE LANDING ZONE 40 AND BRAGGADOCIO ••• AND INCOMPETENT IN­ fENSE DEPARTMENTS, AND THE rOREIGN AID, MILES NORTHWEST Or BIEN HOA NEAR BEN TERfERENCE INTO (ECONOMIC) REALITIES, INTELLIGENCE AND OTHER AGENCIES. SUC. "VIETNAMESE AIR rORcE rIGHTER­ ADDICTION TO ISSUING ORDERS AND INST~- JOHNSON SERVED NOTICE BErORE THE Nov. BOMBERS BEGAN STRIKING A HEAVILY WOOD­ TIONS ••• " 3 ELECTION THAT SOMETIME AfTER HIS ED AREA ADJACENT TO THE TROOP LANDING IT SAID THESE THINGS "SHOULD BE RESO­ POST-ELECTION STAY IN TEXAS HE WOULD ZONE AT rlRST LIGHT THIS MORNING LUTELY EXPUNGED fROM THE PRACTICE Of TAKE UP THE VIET NAM PROBLEM, AND CALL "T HEY WERE rOLLOWED BY ARMED HELI-• PARTY LEADERSHIP." IN ADVISERS fOR COMPLETE BRIEfINGS. COPTERS ON THE 145TH AVAIATION BATTAL~ "M OMENTS LATER THE TROOP-CA~ING AIR- CRArT DESCENDED INTO THE RICE PADDIES MINUTEMEN MAY BE INVESTIGATED MANILA, Nov. 18 (UPI)--TYPHOON LOUISE KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. 18 (UPI)--THE OrrLOADING THE TROOPS. HEAD Of THE MINUTEMEN, A RIGHT WING GATHERED MORE STRENGTH TODAY AS SHE A SECOND AIRLlrT rROM TAN SON NHUT "GUERRILLA WARrARE" CLUB THAT MAY B CHURNED NEARER MINDANAO, THE PHILIPP~D# SET OUT SHORTLY BErORE NOON CARRYING THE TARGET Of A CONGRESSIONAL INVESTI­ SECOND MAJOR ISLAND. APPROXIMATELY rOUR HUNDRED MEN Of THE GATION, SAYS HIS ORGANIZATION WILL THE MANILA WEATHER BUREAU SAID THAT ARMY AIRBORNE BRIGADE WITH LANDING STRESS "INr ILTRATION" Of OPPOSING GROUFS, AS Of 0000 GMT, LOUISE WAS 535 MILES ZONES NEAR LAI THEIU, 15 MINUTES NORTH­ AND TURN TO ARMED REVOLT ONLY AS A LAST EAST SOUTHEAST Or SURIGAO PROVINCE ON WEST Of SAIGON. MINDANAO. DANGER SIGNAL No. I REMAINED RESORT. " I NITIAL REPORTS INDICATE LIGHT CON- "WE rEEL THAT WITH THE USE Or INTEL­ HOISTED OVER SURIGAO AND WAS RAISED TACT WITH THE RESULTS INDICATED ABOVE OVER THE REST Or THE EASTERN VISAYAS "T . LIGENCE, SECURITY, PROPAGANDA AND IN­ HERE HAS BEEN NO rURTHER CONTACT. fiLTRATION WE CAN TURN OUR ENEMIES WEA­ REGION IN SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES. THE OPERATION IS CONTINUING." PONS AGAINST THEMSELVES," SAID ROBERT LOUISE WAS MOVING WEST NORTHWEST AT MEANWHILE, AMERICAN OfrlCIALS HERE BOLIVAR DE PUGH YESTERDAY. 13 MILES AN HOUR. [ASTERN VISAYAS AND TOLD NEWSMEN THAT ONLY TWO SPACES WERE HE SAID THE MINUTEMEN ADVOCATE "ARMm MINDANAO WERE EXPECTED TO EXPERIENCE ALLOCATED rOR NEWSMEN TO OBSERVE THE INTERMITTENT RAINS AND GUSTY WINOS. RESISTANCE ONLY WHEN IT HAS BECOME ~Y MOST IMPRESSIVE OPERATION IN THE VrET­ APPARENT TO ALL THE PEOPLE THAT COMMU­ NAMESE WAR WHICH MILITARY SOURCES ES­ NISTS OR rASCISTS HAVE OVERTAKEN THE TIMATED COST ALMOST ,I MILLION. Ir IT'S NEWS, PHONE THE HOURGLASS 2114 GOVERNMENT AND ALL THE PEOPLE THEM~~S ARE WILLING TO SUPPORT AN ARMED REVOLU-r------! WAlLSTREET TODAY TION." STOCKS CLIMBED TO ANOTHER NEW HIGH ON DEPUGH'S COMMENTS WERE IN RESPONSE f STAY ALIVE! VERAGE TODAY ON rAIRLY ACTIVE TRADING. TO A REQUEST BY REP. CHARL~S S JOEL­ THERE WAS SOME PROrIT-TAKING IN THE SON, (DEM--NJ), rOR AN INV~STIGATION ' TRAfF'C LAWS INAL MINUTES BUT IT WAS NOT SUrrlCIENT Of THE MINUTEMEN BY THE HOUSE UN-AMER­ o REVERSE THE STRONG UPTIDE. ICAN ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE APPLY TO STEELS, STILL TRYING TO WORK UP rROM THEIR RECENT SELLOff, SCORED MINOR BI~E GAINS. GENERAL MOTORS, HOWEVER, BACKED BREAKTHROUGH IN COUNCIL Orr. VATICAN CITY, Nov 18 (UPI)--THE Ecu­ RIDERS I MENICAL COUNCIL SCORED ANOTHER MAJOR I Du PONT CONTINUED TO BE THE PACE-SET­ 'TER, RISING SHARPLY fOR THE THIRD CON- LIBERAL BREAKTHROUGH TODAY WHEN A DE­ TOO SECUTIVE DAY. UNION CARBIDE ALSO MADE CLARATION CLEARING THE JEWISH PEOPLEOf GOOD PROGRESS BUT EASTMAN KODAK RET REA THE CHARGE Of DEICIDE WAS PASSED OUT EO. fOR VOTING FRIDAY IN THE fiNAL HOUR HEAVY VOLUME DEV~ - POPE PAUL VI ATTENDED THE COUNCIL LOPED IN A NUMBER Or LOW-PRICED ISSUES. MASS THIS MORNING IN COMMEMORATION Of 30 INDUSTRIALS CLOSED AT 891.29 UP THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY Of THE MASSACRE 5.90. 20 RA I LS CLOSED AT a 17.70 UP 0.88 AND DEPORTATION Of 1.5 MILLION ARMEN­ 15 UTILITIES CLOSED AT 15.4.7ti UP 0.41. IANS BY THE TURKS AT THE BEGINNING or' 65 STOCKS CLOSED AT 313.b5 UP 1.65. WORLD WAR I IN 1915. HE DID NOT RE­ MAIN IN ST. ?ETER'S BASILICA fOR THE TODAY!S VOLUME WAS 6,560,000 SHARES. WORKING SESSION, HOWEVER. Or A TOTAL 1410 ISSUES TRADED, 632 WERE DISTRIBUTION Or THE CONTROVERSIAL DE­ HIGHER AND 486 LOWER. CLARATION ON JEWS WAS A TRIUMPH rORAu­ AMERICAN EXCHANGE VOLUME WAS 1,840,000 GUSTIN CARDINAL BEA'S SECRETARIAT rOR SHARES. BONDS VOLUME AMOUNTED TO ,II, PROMOTING CffiRISTIAN UNITY. THE DECLAR~ 63°,000. TION HAD LONG BEEN HELD UP AND SEVERAL AT&T 67 3/4 DAC 29 RCA 34 1/4 TIMES WATERED DOWN AfTER RESISTANCE rROM ARAB CIRCLES AND CONSERVATIVE PRE­ LATES IN THE VATICAN UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--THE II NATION APARTHEID COMMITTEE HAILED BRITAIN's DE CISION TO BAN THE EXPORT Or ARMS TO ROME, (Up I )--A LOCKOUT PROTEST I NG HIGH­ SOUTH ArRICA TODAY AS A WELCOME STEP,B ER TAXES BY THOUSANDS Or SHOP, BAR AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN ACHKAR MAROr Or GUI RESTAURANT OWNERS TODAY LErT ROMANS SAID THAT IN HIS VIEW THE BRITISH INIT­ WITHOUT THEIR MORNING COrrEE. THE SHOPS IATIVE DID NOT GO fAR ENOUGH. WERE TO REMAIN CLOSED ALL DAY. PAGE 5 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 18• NOVEMBER 1964 1Ir THE SPORTS PATROL S!?!!S ROUNDUP 5 or 5 SECTION NEWB~o::~~o!~I~~R(~~~ __ MILWAUKEE COUNTY IS SATlsrl- NOTRE DAME AND ARKANSAS HEAD THE SElE EO THAT THE BRAVES WIll PLAY BASEBAll THE OBSERVER CTIONS rOR THE WEEKEND or COllEGE rOOT- IN MilWAUKEE NEXT SEASON. THE CLUB BAll THE rORECASTERS DIEAD THE MOST. A CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE YESTERDAY THAT BY PAT LAMIAS COMING UP AlE MANY RIVALRIES STEEPED IT Will NOT rIGHT A PERMANENT INJUNC- IN TRADITION AND lOADED WITH rORM RE- TION SOUGHT BY THE COUNTY. THE BRAVES FIL-AMERICANS TRIM HIGH SCHOOL 1 I VERSAlS OVER THE YEARS. EMOTIONS ARE HAVE ALREADY SIGNED A 25-YEAR CONTRACT MARK DETCHEMENDY WALKED HIS THIRD BIGGER THAN STATISTICS BUT EMOTIONS TO PLAY IN ATlANTIA BEGINNING 1966. BATTER AND HIS SECOND IN SUCCESSION IN CAN'T BE MEASURED IN ADVANCE AND THAT'S FOOTiAlL THE EIGHT INNING lAST NIGHT TO rORCE THE RUB. THE BurrAlO BillS AND THE AMERICAN IN THE WINNING RUN ACROSS AS THE HIGH MAKE IT NOTRE DAME OVER IOWA 28-20 FOOTBAll LEAGUE'S lEADING GROUND GRAIN SCHOOL No-I BOWED TO THE til-AMERICANS rOR VICTORY No.9 rOR THE IRISH AND ER, COOKIE GILCHRIST, HAVE PARTED WAYS. 8-7 IN THE OPENING GAME or THE SEASON A~KANSAS OVER TEXAS TECH, 21-14, rOR NO. IN A SURPRISE ANNOUNCEMENT YESTERDAY, IN THE WESTERN DIVISION or THE MEN'S 10. THE PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK: THE BIllS SAID THAT GilCHRIST HAD BEEN SLOW PITCH SorTBAll LEAGUE. THE EAST PLACED ON WAIVERS. HEAD COACH Lou SA- ArTER PUTTING THE GAME INTO A 7-7 PENN STATE 17, PITTSBURGH 14--A BAN TERMED COOKIE'S ACTIONS AS DETRI- DEADLOCK IN THE SEVENTH AND rORCING SQUEAKER rOR STATE'S GROUND ATTACK. MENTAL TO THE TEAM. SABAN SAID--"THE THE GAME TO GO INTO AN EXTRA INNING, PRINCETON 21, CORNEll 14--IACAVAZZI CLUB IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN ANY SINGLE DETCHEMEMDY PITCHING A BRILLANT GAME, MUST BE AT PEAK rOR rINAlE. YALE 24, INDIVIDUAL." Ir GilCHRIST IS NOT PICK BLEW UP IN THE EIGHT. GRINO RODILlAS HARVARD 19--THIS ONE THEY CALL "THE EO UP WITHIN 24-HOURS HE CAN MAKE A LEO THE BOTTOM or THE EIGHT WITH A WALK GAME." DEAL rOR HIMSELr. THEN LAWRENCE KAAIHUE CONNECTED rOR HIS ALSO: DARTMOUTH OVER PENNSYLVANIA, BASKETBALL rOURTH STRAIGHT HIT or THE NIGHT AND BROEN OVER COLUMBIA, BOSTON COllEGE OVER ACTION IN THE NATIONAL BASKETBALL DETECHEMENDY WALKED JOE PICCOLO TO lOAD DETROIT, BOSTON U. OVER RHODE ISLAND, ASSOCIATION rr,.lGHT run. ST. LOUIS AT THE BASES. BYRON AlCOS WHO DROPPED COLGATE OVER RUTGERS, HOLY CROSS OVER BOSTON, PHilADELPHIA AT DETROIT AND SHAW'S DEEP rlY IN RIGHT rlElD WHICH CONNECTICUT, DELAWARE OVER BUCKNELL, CINCINNATI AT Los ANGELES. LAST NIGHT CAUSED THREE RUNS ACROSS AND A TIE BALL VilLANOVA OVER BurrAlO, LEHIGH OVER LA- BALTIMORE EDGED BOSTON, 102-99·oST. GAME, DROVE IN THE WINNING RUN BY DRAW- FAYETTE. LOUIS WHIPPED PHILADELPHIA, 114-107·0. ING A WALK TO END THE GAME. THE MIDWEST AND CINCINNATI DOWNED SAN f.A~CISCO, RODlllAS ALSO HAD PERrECT NIGHT AT NOTRE DAME 28, IOWA 20--HAURTE WILL 114-108. THE PLATE ALONG WITH KAAIHUE WITH 3 rOR HAVE TO KEEP IRISH HUSTLING. MICHIGAN GOLf 3. TEAMMATE EDDIE COSTORIO rOlLOWED 21, OHIO STATE 2~-ON TIMBERLAKE'S LEADING MONEY WINNERS ARNOLD PALMER WITH TWO HITS. NELSON AND DENNIS CAR- ARM AND TOE. NESRASKA 16, OKLAHOMA 14- AND JACK NICKLAUS TEE orr IN A PRO- liN EACH COllECTED A PAIR or HITS rOR -HUSKER DErENSE DOES IT. ILLINOIS 14, AMATEUR EVENT TODAY AT LArAYETTE, LA., THE SCHOLARS. ICHIGAN STATE 100-lllINOIS MAY NEED WHICH PRECEDED TOMORROW'S OPENING ROUN BOTH TEAMS PUT OUT A STOUT DErENSIVE SOME PASSES IN THIS ONE. or THE CAJUN CLASSIC. THE CAJUN IS GAME. WINNING PITCHER eEE HINTACUTAN ALSO: PURDUE OVER INDIANA, MINNESOTA THE riNAl TOURNEY ON THE PGA TOUR THIS WAS CHARGED WITH ONLY 10 HITS WHilE OVER WISCONSIN, MISSOURI OVER KANSAS, YEAR AND PALMER HOLDS A $319 LEAD OVER lOSER DETCHEMENDY SCATTERED 15. OKLAHOMA STATE OVER KANSAS, BOWLING GRE NICKLAUS IN MONEY WINNINGS.. HIGH SCHOOL 12 BLAST BOMBERS OVE XAVIER, KENT STATE OVER DAYTON, WIC BOXING OVER AT BRANDON rlElD, THE HIGH ITA OVER NORTH TEXAS STATE, TULSA OVER RAY PATTERSON, UNBEATEN YOUNGER BRO- SCHOOL 12 SQUAD UNLEASHED A DEVASTATING OLEDO. THER OF' rORMEh HEAVYWE I GHT CHAMP ION orrENS I VE ATTACK TO BOMB THE BOMSERS 14 THE SOUTH flOYD PATTERSON, SCORED THE 10TH VIC- -2 IN THE OPENING GAME IN THE EASTERN FLORIDA 14, fLORIDA STATE 7--DErENSE TORY OVER HIS PRO CAREER TONIGHT WHEN DIVISIONo AGAINST TENSI 's PASIES. SYRACUSE 28, HE OUTPOINTED EVERETT COPELAND or WilliAM MOSELEY WENT 3 rOR 3 AND EST V,RGINIA 14--GRANGE STilL HOPES rOR BROOKLYN IN A SIX-ROUND BOUT AT SUNNY- BIRCHER 2 rOR 3 WHILE DAVEY SLAMMED THE A BOWL. NORTH CAROLINA 20, DUKE 14-- SIDE GARDEN. THE rlRST 1964 EASTERN DIVISION HOMER RUN rOR THE HillS. STATE OVER TULANE, PATTERSON, 194 POUNDS TO COPELAND'S TO lEAD THE HIGH SCHOOL #2 AT THE PLATE.MARYlAND OVER VIRGINIA, SOUTH CAROLINA 205, WAS VOTED THE DECISION BY THE THE GAME WAS orrlCIAllY CAllED WITH OVER CLEMSON, GEROGE WASHINGTON OVER THREE RING orFICIAlS, rOUR ROUNDS TO TEN-RUN RULING COMING TO EF'rECT ArTER THE CITADEL, SO. MISSISSIPPI OVER MEM- TWO. PATTERSON'S PRO RECORD IS NOW HIGH SCHOOL 12 BLASTED LOSER DELORME IN PHIS STATE. 10-0-1. THE TOP or THE F'lrTH WITH A 7-RUN SAR- THE SOUTHWES T HOCKEY RAGE. DAVEY'S BLAST ALSO DROPPED IN ARKANSAS 21, TEXAS TECH 13--RAZOR­ MONTREAL HAS A CHANCE TO MOVE INTO THAT SAME INNING. THE BOMBERS rAILED SACKS TOO DEEP TO MISS HERE. BAYLOR 20, rlRST PLACE IN THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEA-TO CUT THE LEAD IN THE BOTTOM HAlr or SOUTHE~N METHODIST 7. RICE 14, TEXAS GUE TONIGHT. THE CANADIENS MUST WIN THEIR rirTH WHICH PUT THE 10-RUN RUllNr CHRISTIAN 7--A rllER ON RICE PASSES. AT TORONTO, WHILE LEAGUE LEADING DE- INTO ErrECT. ALSO: IOWA STATE OVER ARIZONA, ARI­ TROtT MUST lOSE TO THE BLACK HAWKS ON WINNING PITCHER WAS TOUCHED rOR ONLY ZONA STATE OVER IDAHO. CHICAGO ICE. LAST NIGHT, NEW YORK TOO 6 HITS WITH DAUGHTERS COLLECTING A PAIR THE fAR WEST OVER THIRD PLACE WITH A 2-1 28, RANGER rOB THE BOMBERS. STANroRD 22, CAll,.ORNIA 20--THE "BIG DErENSEMAN ARNIE BROWN surrERED A ------GAME GETS WilD. OIEGON STATE 23, OREGON BRUISED KIDNEY ArTER COlliDING WITH A MINOR LITTLE LEAGUE GAME 21--A ROOKIE PASSER TOPS VETERAN Boa DETROIT PLAYER IN THE rlNAL PERIOD. ON SUNDAY NOVEMBER 22, THE MINOR BERRY. SOUTHERN CALlroRNIA, 14, UCLA, SPRINGF'IELD IS AT CLEVELAND AND PRO­ LITTLE LEAGUE WILL PLAY AN INTER-SQUAD IO--ZEROING IN ON ZERO. VIDENCE AT HERSHEY IN AMERICAN HOCKEY GAME STARTING AT 2PMo COACH CARMEN Gu- ALSO: WASHINGTON OVER WASHINGTON LEAGUE ACTION TONIGHT. BurrALO TURNED ASTAMACHIO HAD NOTHING BUT COMPLIMENTS STATE, AIR tORCE OVEI COLORADO, WYOMING BACK EASTERN DIVISION lEADER QUEBEC rOR HIS YOUNGSTERS IN THE WAY THEY HAVE OVER BRIGHAM YOUNG, SAN JOSE STATE OVER 4-2 LAST NIGHT. PROGRESSED. fRESNO STATE, UTAH OVER UTAH STATE. THE MINOR LITTLE LEAGUE IS COMPOSED LONDON, Nov. 18 (UPI )--THE CHAPMAN or PLAYERS rROM THE MAJOR LITTLE LEAGUE TITLE FIGHT RESCHEDULED SANDS YACHT CLUB or ESIEX HAVE ACCEPT­ WHO ARE STILL ADVANCING, PLAYERS THAT BOSTON, Noy 18 (UPI )--THE BOSTON ED THE CHAllANGE or AUSTRALIA IN THE HAVEN'T DEVELOPED IN All PHASES or THE RAVElER SAID TODAY THAT THE CASSIUS INTERNATIONAL CATARMARAN SERIES rOR GAME YET AND PLAYERS WHO ARE UNDER THE CLAy-SONNY LISTON HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION­ THE "LITTlE AMERICA'S CUP," IT WAS AGE liMIT F'OR MAJOR LITTLE LEAGUE. SHIP BOUT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO NEXT ANNOUNCED TODAY. So COME ON OUT TO LITTLE LEAGUE BALL PRll 26 AT BOSTON GAIDEN. BRITAIN SUCCESSF'ULlY DErENDED THE PARK AND SEE THE MINORS PLAY AT 2PM PROMOTER SAM SilVERMAN AND HERMAN TROPHY AGAINST THE UNITED STATES orr rOllOWED BY A MAJOR LITTLE LEAGUE GAME AT 4PM • ______REENSERG, CHAIRMAN or THE MASSACHUSETTS THORPE BAY LAST MONTH. aL BOXING COMMISSION, COULD NOT BE REACHED MEN'S SOFTBALL SCHEDULE F'OR COMMENT. HOWEVER, A COMMISSION EM­ Moscow, Nov.18 (UPI )--THE USSR WEI GHT EDNESDAY 18 NOVEMBER PLOYEE SAID NO WORK MAD BEEN RECEIVED LlrTING rEDERATION ANNOUNCED TODAY 5 PM BRANDON FIELD EBEYE MOUNTIES VI. CONCERNING THE POSTPONED rIGHT. THEY WILL STOP HOLDING COMPETITION IN RIKAK.S THE TITLE BOUT ORIGINALLY WAS SCHEDU­ TWO WEIGHT CATEGORIES NOT RECOGNIZED WOMEN'S SOFTBALL SCHEDULE LED TO BE HELD lAST MONDAY NIGHT, BUT THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION. EDNESDAY 18 NOVEMBER lAY UNDERWENT AN EMERGENCY HERNIA OPER­ THE TWO CATEGORIES, UP TO 114 lBS 5030 PM DAllY FIELD HAUOl. WAHINES VS. ATION lAST fRIDAY, rORCING THE POSTPONE­ AND UP TO 225lBS, WERE F'IRST INTRODUCE KAHUNAS ENT. INTO COMPETITION IN 1962 AS AN EXPERI­ RIDAY 20 NOVEMBER DOCTORS AT BOSTON CITY HOSPITAL WHERE MENT SUT THE INTERNATIONAL fEDERATION, :30 PM DALLY FIELD WAHINE PIRATES VI. LAY IS RECUPEIATING SAID THE CHAMPION AT ITS CONGRESS IN TOKYO DURING THE SERPENTEEN. OUlD BE ASlE TO REIUME LIGHT TRAINING Ol YMP+C GAMES, DEC I OED AGA I NST THE I.E THERE WAS AN ERROR ON YESTER- WEIGH S. THREE MONTHS AND HEAYY IN SIX MONTHS. ,'" . PAGE 6 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 18 NOVEMBER

KGA ENTRIES WILL CLOSE: NOTICES ENTRIES rOR THE KWAJALEIN GOLr HEtp WANTED ASSOCIATION TOURNEY WILL CLOSE ON rOLLow.FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20. ENTRIES GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HAS THE SHOWTIME 7:30 PM SHOULD BE MADE WITH VINCE BREITEN­ ING JOB OPENINGS: RICHARDSON MCHALE'S NAVY BERGER AT Box OR AT THE BANK or CLERK-TYPISTS FULL-TIME 7 ERNEST BORGNINE, JOE FLYNN HAWA I I. SECRETARY FULL-TIME SERVICE COMEDY. A-Y&C ••• RoUTINE REGISTERED NURSE FULL-TIME ApPLY AT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES' INDU HELP WANTED SHOWTIME 7 & 9 PM TRIAL RELATIONS OrrlCE IN THE TER- M.I.T. LINCOLN LABORATORY HAS AN YOKWE YUK JOE BUTTERFLY * NEWS-SPORT~ MINAL BUILDING ANNEX. OPENING rOR A CLERK-TYPIST IN THE AUDit MURPHY, KEENAN WYNN ••• KWAJALE'N ADMIHISTRATIV[ orrlCE. COMEDY-DRAMA. FULL AND PART-TIME rOOD AND BAR ~ORK WEEK WILL BE 40 TO 44 HOURS. WAITERS WANTED AT THE YOKWE YUK PLEASE CONTACT D.C. MOORE AT 9-8- OCEAN VI EW SHOWT IME 7: 30 & 12: 15 AM CLUB. CALL 419. 350 OR PRor. R.R. BROWN AT 9-254 • OF HUMAN BONDAGE* KJM NOVAK, LAURENCE HARVEY ELECTRONICS R;~~IR MAN NEEDED ro ~ ••• DRAMA. PART-TIME WORK DURING DAYS. WORK RAINCOAT LOST BY NURSERYSCHOOLER UP TO 30 HOURS PER WEEK ON RAIOS ON HIS WAY HOME ALONG LAGOON ROAD. SHOWTIME 8 PM ' "c It PH ONOGRAPHS, TAPE RECORDERS AND LIMATIC BRAND AND IS EASILY ROI NAMUR RIDE THE WILD SURF ETC. IDENTlrIED. CALL 2442 OR SEE AT FABIAN, SHELLEY FABARES B CONTACT TOM BUTLER AT 542 DURING OrRS. 215- • COMEDY-DRAMA. A-Y&C ••• GOOD THE DAY. JR. CADETTE, AND ATTENTION:BROWN;~: PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS ·.. SENIOR GIRL SCOUT LEADERS. SNACK BAR NEEDS TH! rOLLOWING EACH tlLM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS WELL AS DUE TO THE OPERATION, THE TRAIN­ PAT-TIME HELP: SUfTABILITY tOR CHILDREN Ot VARIOUS AGES. THE ING SESSION SCHEDULED rOR THURSDAY 2 BUSBOYS, 2 DISHWASHERS, AND 1 AGE SYMBOLS USED ARE: A••• ADULTS Y • •• YOUNG HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY CASHIER. P EOPLE 12-1 6 C ••• CHILDREN. CONTACT THE MANAGER AT THE SNACK Nov. 23 AT 7:30 AT THE FINE ART~ *No RATINGS AVAILABLE. BAR. BUILDING. .. ALL LEADERS WANTING TO COMPLETE FOR SALE · THEIR BASIC TRAINING COURSE SHOULD HANDMADE BARBIE AND/OR MIDGE ATTEND. FISH THAT BITE DOLL CLOTHES. EXCELLENT CHRISTMAS ••• PART TWO--UNDERWATER ADVENTURES ITEMS. SEE AT QrRS. 409-B. SENIOR PROTESTANT CHOIR MEETING: THOSE INEXPERIENCED IN MARINE LitE HEAR ALL ••• THE SENIOR PROTESTANT CHOIR WILL SORTS Ot RUMORS AND HALtTRUTHS ABOUT THE tAUNA ALUMINUM BOARDING LADDER rOR MEET THIS EVENING, AND EVERY THURS- or THE REEr AND SURROUNDING WATERS. IT WOULD, BOAT. $3. CALL 502 DAYS. DAY EVENING. THE MEETING TIME HAS THERErORE, BE EASY tOR ONE TO DEDUCE THAT THE ••• BEEN MOVED UP 1/2 HOUR. MEETING REEr IS tULL Ot MONSTERS WAITING TO REACH OUT MANON-HILLDEM EDITOR-VIEWER rOR TIME IS NOW tROM 7 TO 9 PM. AND BITE OR STING THE INNOCENT ABROAD. THERE MOVIE tlLM AND KODAK MIDGET SPLICEI ••• ARE DANGERS WHICH SHOULD NOT BE MINIMIZED; BUT, $20. CALL 2288. SCUBA CLUB NEWS: WITH A REASONABLE KNOWLEDGE Ot THESE ANIMALS ANt A REGULAR KWAJALEIN SCUBA CLUB THEIR HABITS, IT IS POSSIBLE TO AVOID HAZARDS CLASS WILL BEGIN NOVEMBER 23. ONE 16' CENTE~~~ARD SAILBOAT; AND THOROUGHLY ENJOY ONESELt WHILE OUT LOOKING ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE ASKED SEE BOAT 652 AT MARINA. CALL J.F. tOR SHELLS OR ENJOYING THE BEAUTIES Ot THE TO REGISTER WITH MRS. KEN HARGUS RAUM AT 9-292 OR SEE AT CORAL 303 TROPICAL SEAS. THE PURPOSE Ot THIS PAPER IS TO AT EXT. 9-426. tOR NEW LOWER PRICE! ACQUAIN THE READER WITH THE HABITS Ot THE DAN­ ALL PROSPECTIVE CLASS MEMBERS ARE GEROUS ANIMALS AS WELL AS A tEW Or THE INTEREST­ BOLEX H-8 MOV;~'CAMERA, 3 LENS URGED TO OBTAIN THEIR SCUBA DIVING ING ONES. WITH A REASONABLE AMOUNT Ot CAUTION TOR RET AND 100 tT. LOAD. $100. PHYSICAL AT TME STATION HOSPITAL ANY INTERESTED PERSON SHOULD BE ABLE TO ENJOY SEE AT ROOM 114, REEr. CALL 759. AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. THE tAMOUS BEAUTIES Ot THE TROPICAL CORAL REEt. ·.. NO BUFFET THIS WEEK: FISH THAT BITE: SHARKS, BARRACUDA AND E~LS Boy's SHOES SIZE 7-0, HUSH Puppy No BUttET WILL BE SERVED AT THE SHARKS ARE NUMEROUS IN BOTH THE OCEAN AND TYPE LOAtERS. RECEIVED WRONG SIZE YGKWE YUK CLUB THIS WEEK BECAUSE Ot LAGOON, BUT, IN SPITE Ot THEIR NUMBERS, HAVE NOl tROM SEARS. PHONE 725 OR SEE AT SEVERAL PRIVATE PARTIES. PRESENTED MUCH or A HAZARD TO SWIMMERS AND 483-A. ••• SNORKELERS WHEN REASONABLE CAUTION IS USED. THE ToT. GETS LOAN BOARD LAGOON SHARKS, OR "GROUND SHARKS", ARE GENERALL'I BRAND NEW GOLt BAG, GREY WITH SAIPAN, M.I. ---ECONOMIC DEVELOP- SMALLER THAN THE OCEAN SHARKS AND 00 NOT ATTACK WHITE TRIM, WITH HOOD COVER, UM­ MENT IN THE TRUST TERRITORY AND THE MAN WITHOUT PROVOCATION. THE OCEAN VARIETIES BRELLA HOLDER AND LARGE POCKETS. GROWTH Ot LOCAL PRIVATE ENTERPRISE ARE LARGER AND MORE DANGEROUS. THESE ARE rOUND LIST PRICE $24, WILL SELL tOR RECEIVED ANOTHER MAJOR IMPETUS WITH IN THE LAGOON PRIMARILY NEAR OCEAN PASSES WHERE tACTORY PRICE Ot $13.59. CALL JIM THE ISSUANCE Ot AN ADMINISTRATIVE THEY ENTER TO rEED UPON THE tlSH WHICH ABOUND DUNCAN AT 60 I. DIRECTIVE BY HIGH COMMISSIONER M.W. INSIDE THE REEto THE OCEAN VARIETIES 00 NOT GODING APPOINTING A SEVEN-MEMBER LIVE IN THE LAGOON AND ARE LESS NUMEROUS THAN AKAI 345 WITH'~;MOTE CONTROL AND BOARD Ot DIRECTORS tOR THE ECONOMIC IN THE OCEAN. BECAUSE SHARKS CAN DETECT AND ARE HEADSET, $300. PHONE 651 DURING DEVELOPMENT LOAN FUND. THE HIGH ATTRACTED TO MINUTE TRACES Ot BLOOD IN THE WORKING HOURS. COMMISSIONER'S DIRECTIVE ALSO TRANS WATER IT IS WISE TO LEAVE THE WATER IMMEDIATELY rERRED SOME $368,000 tROM THE rORM- It ONE IS CUT OR KILLS A tISH. PERHAPS ONE or WANTED TO TRADE;" ER REVOLVING tUND tOR LOANS TO THE MAIN REASONS WHY THERE ARE SO tEW SHARK ASAHI PENTAX WITH 135MM LENS AND TRADING COMPANIES INTO THE ECONOMIC ATTACKS IN THIS AREA IS THE ABUNDANT SUPPLY Ot OTHER ACCESSORIES tOR N'KOM'S DEVELOPMENT LOAN FUND WHICH HAD NATURAL rOOD tOR THEM. UNDERWATER CAMERA. PHONE 2430. BEEN ESTABLISHED IN 1963 WITH AN BARRACUDA IN THE MARSHALLS ARE GENERALLY tAIR- INITIAL INCREMENT Ot $100,000. THE LY SMALL AND USUALLY HARMLESS. THE GREAT BAR- FOUND FUND NOW HAS ASSETS Ot $670,788. RACUDA IS tOUND HERE AND DOES CONSTITUTE MORE Boy's WATCH. IDENTIry TO CLAIM. THE DIRECTIVE, ISSUED ON SEPT. Ot A DANGER TO MAN. THESE rlSH HAVE BEEN KNOWN PHONE 2396. 30, AUTHORIZES THE BOARD Ot DIREC- TO STRIKE AT A SWIMMER WEARING A BRIGHT Ot o •• TORS, UNDER THE DIRECTION AND SHIN£Y OBJECT. HOWEVER, BARRACUDA ATTACKS ARE REQUEST SUPERVISION Ot THE HIGH COMMISSION- RARE IN THE MARSHALLS, PERHAPS DUE TO THE PLEN­ WOULD THE PERSON WHO REMOVED THE ER, TO MANAGE THE ECONOMIC DEVELOP- TlrUL SUPPLY Or tlSH AVAILABLE TO THEM. LARGE SAND CLAM SHELL rROM THE MENT LOAN FUND IN ORDER TO ENCOUR- MORAY EELS ARE NUMEROUS ON THE REEt AS WELL VICINITY Ot THE PMR VANS ON THE AGE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE AS IN DEEPER WATER. THEY LIVE IN CORAL AND GOLt COURSE OVER THE WEEKEND TERRITORY, PARTICULARLY PRIVATE UNDER STONES AND ARE SELDOM rOUND SWIMMING IN PLEASE RETURN IT OR CONTACT Eo COMMERCIAL VENTURES. IN THIS RE- OPEN WATER. THEY ARE SHY AND WILL SWIM AWAY Ir CROSSWHITE AT 356. SPECT, THE BOARD MAY GRANT OR GUA- A PERSON SHOULD TURN OVER A ROCK WHERE AN EEL ·.. RANTE! LOANS TO MICRONESIAN PRIVATE IS HIDING. It PROVOKED, HOWEVER, THEY WILL AT­ CHILD CARE ENTREPRENUERS,~CORPORATIONS, ASSOCI~TACK. MORAY EELS HAVE A POW(RrUL BITE BUT 00 ATIONS, OR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS tOR NOT HAVE VENOM GLANDS AS MANY PEOPLE BELIEVE. STIMULATING COMMERICAL ACTIVITIES SEA SNAKES ARE NOT tlSH BUT TRUE SNAKES. ALL AND OTHER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Ot THEM ARE EXTREMELY VENOMOUS BUT MOST POSSESS ·.. PROJECTS. DuRING THE PAST TWO YEARS A POORLY DEVELOPED VENOM APPARATUS WHICH MAKES NATIONAL HONOR IS NATIONAL PROP- THE LOAN FUND HAS MADE OVER 20 I THEM LESS CAPABLE THAN LAND SNAKES Ot INJECTING ERTY Ot THE HIGHEST VALUE. LOANS TOTALING CLOSE TO $200,000. THE POWERrUL POISON INTO A WOUND. THEY ARE RATH- --JAMES MONROE ER DOCILE AND 00 NOT ATTACK WITHOUT PROVOCATION.