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VOL 6 NO '-954 KWAJALEJN~ MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH 1965 ERIN GO BRAGH ,U~S WOULD WITHDRAW WASHiNGTON, MARCH 17 (AP)--PRESI­ CONG AMMO SUPPLIES DENT JOHNSON SENT THE BEST WISHES I ONLY IF HANOI WILL OF IRISH-AMERICANS, AND ALL OTHER TEN PERCENT SMASHED WASHINGTON, MARCH 17 (AP)--U.s. OF­ WASHINGTON, MARCH 17 (AP)--U.S. AMERICANS, TO IRElANDJS PRESIDENT FIALS SAID TODAY THAT THE SECURITY OF SOURCES SAY AN ESTIMATED 10 PERCENT EAMON DE VALERA. , SOUTH VIET NAM IS NOT NEGOTIABLE, BUT OF NORTH VIET NAM'S AMMUNITION STOCK­ "ON THIS CELEBRATION OF ST. PAT­ THE UNITED STATES WOULD TRADE AN END PILE -- A SUPPLY SOURCE FOR VIET CONG R!CK'S DAY, I AM HAPPY TO SEND TO TO ITS STRIKES ON THE NORTH FOR AN END GUERRiLLAS IN THE SOUTH -- WAS DESTROY· YOUR EXCELLENCY AND TO THE PEOPLE TO THE NORTH1S AGGRESSION AGAINST THE ED IN TWO OF THE EIGHT AiR STRIKES U, OF IRELAND CONGRATULATIONS AND SOUTH S. AND SOUTH VIETNAMESE BOMBERS MADE SINCERE GOOD WISHES FROM THE THls WORD WAS GIVEN TO REPRESENTA- AGAINST NORTH VIET NAM SINCE FEBRUARY PEOPLE OF THE UN!TED STATES OF TIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS AMERICA." 7· DURING THE SECOND AND FINAL DAY OF A THIS ESTIMATE, IT WAS LEARNEL TODAY, A NEWSMAN ASKED MCCLOSKEY JOK­ CONFERENCE AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT IS BASED ON THE MARCH I BLASTING OF INGLY. "WHAT IS THE POLICY OF THE HELD ANNUAllY TO ACQUAINT THE ORGANIZ- XOM BANG AND THE MARCH 14 STRIKE AT UNITED STATES ON THE INIQUITOUS / ATIONS WITH ADMINISTRATION FOREIGN PHU Qu I • I T DOES NOT TAKE INTO ACCOUNl DIVISION OF IRELAND?" POLICY THE ATTACK LAST WEEKEND ON TiGER ISlANe MCCLOSKEY REPLuED IN THE SAME SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK WAS A TRANSHIPPING POINT FOR THE MOVEMENT VEIN. "PERSONALLY AS AN IRISHMAN, LISTED AS THE FINAL SPEAKER, HOWEVER, OF AMMUNJTION AND OTHER SUPPLIES BY WEtRE AGIN J IT " NEITHER HE NOR OTHER OFFICIALS WHO AD­ SEA TO THE iNSURGENTS. DRESSED THE GROUP COULD BE QUOTED DI­ MEANWHilE, AT LEAST ONE OF THE REC­ RECTLY OR BY NAME UNDER THE NEWS COV­ COMMENDATIONS BROUGHT BACK FROM SAIGON ERAGE RULES APPLIED. KREMLIN STAND FIRM BY GEN HAROLD K. JOHNSON, ARMY CHIEF THE CONFERENCE WAS TOLD THAT NO SIGN ON TWO GERMANIES OF STAFr, HAS RECEIVED SWIFT APPROVAL HAS ARRIVED FROM HANOI THROUGH DIPLO­ LONDON, MARCH '7 (AP)--RusSIA'S AN­ BY U.S. SECRETARY OF DEFENSE ROBERT S MATIC CHANNELS OR OTHERWISE OF ANY DREI GROMYKO ASSERTED TODAY THAT THE McNAMARA AND OTHER TOP ADMINISTRATION NORTH VIET NAM INTENT TO QUIT ATTACK­ DIVISION OF GERMANY "IS COMPLETE" AND OFFICIALS. MORE HELICOPTeR COMPANIES ING SOUTH VIET NAM. UNDER SUCH CIR­ AS fAR AS HE COULD SEE, PERMANENT WiLL BE SENT Tv SOUT VIET NAM CUMSTANCES, IT WAS SAID, WASHINGTON THE SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER REJECT­ SEES NO BENEF IT -- ONLY POSS I BlE DAI\GER ED A PLEA BY MICHAEL STEWART, HIS --iN GOING TO A CONFERENCE TABLE. BRITISH OPPOSITE NUMBER, TO LOOK ANEW KING LEADS MARCHERS AT THE ISSUES OF PEACE-KEEPING THREAT­ TO 'BAMA COURTHOUSE u S MAY SELL ARMS ENING THE UNITED NATIONS'S FUTURE IN MONTGOMERY, ALA., MARCH ~7 (AP)-­ THE LIGHT OF CHANGING WORLD CONDITION~ CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS WON THE R~GHr TO­ GROMYKO, ON A FOUR-DAY OFFICIAL VIS­ TO ISRAELI FORCES DAY TO CONDUCT A H!G~WAY PILGRIMAGE WASHINGTON, MARCH 17 (AP)--A U.S~ IT HERE, OFFERED A GLIMMER OF HOPE fROM SELMA TO ALABAMA'S CAP!TAL AND STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY THAT RUSSIA WILL AGREE TO THE RECALL THE NEWS TURNED A STREET DEMONSTRATION OF J7-NATION TALKS TO END THE WORLD THE UNITED STATES AND ISRAEL WILl ~NTO A VICTORY RALLY. CARRY ON TALKS, THROUGH DIPLOMATIC ARMS-RACE -- BUT ONLY IF THAT ADJOURN­ DOCTOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. AN­ CHANNELS, ON ISRAEL'S INTEREST IN OB­ ED GENEVA CONFERENCE ACCEPTS A NEW NOUNCED TO MORE THAN 700 WHITE AND NE­ TAINING MILITARY EQUIPMENT MADE IN NEGOTIATING BASIS WHICH Moscow SOON GRO DeMONSTRATORS AT THE COUNTRY COURT AMERICA. INTENDS TO PRESENT. HOUSE THAT A U.S. COURT HAD RULED IN PRESS OFFICER ROBERT J. MCCLOSKEY, IN THE VIEW Of BRITISH OFfiCIALS THE.IR fAVOR DECLINED TO SAY WHETHER ISRAEL HAS AC­ WHO ATTENDED THE TALKS THERE SEEMED "THE FEDERAL COURT HAS UPHELD OUR TO BE NO MEETING OF MINDS AND THEY RE­ TUALLY REQUESTED THE UNITED STATES LEGAL RIGHT TO MARCH," KING TOLD THE PORTED NO REAL PROGRESS WAS MADE TO SELL ARMS DIRECTLY TO IT. CROWD, REMNANTS OF THE THOUSANDS WHO HE DID SAY, HOWEVER, THAT SO FAR, HAD MARCHED THERE TWO AND ONE-HALF CONCLUSIONS HAVE NOT BEEN REACHED RED CHINESE FACING HOURS BEFORE. THE TALKS BEGAN WEEKS AGO, AFTER CHEERS AND YELLS GREETED HIS WORDS WEST GERMANY SCRAPPED A MILITARY SALES WORST FOOD DROUGHT THEN THE DEMONSTRATiON ENDED AS THE AGREEMENT WITH ISRAEL, UNDER WHICH HONG KONG, MARCH 17 (AP)--COMMUNIST JUBILANT DEMONSTRATORS MARCHED BACK TO THAT COUNTRY WAS SUPPOSlD TO OBTAIN CHINA -- WITH MILLiONS OF EXTRA MOUTHS A NEGRO CHURCH. A NUMBER OF AMERiCAN-MADE T-48 TANKS. TO FEED -- IS FACING WHAT COULD BE ITS IN SELMA MEANWHiLE, POLICE ARRESTED WORST CROP FAILURE SINCE 1961 -- THE 33 WHITE MINISTERS WHILE THEY WERE SECOND MARINE DIES YEAR AFTER THE DISASTROUS GREAT LEAP PICKETING THE MAYORiS HOURSE TODAY AF­ DA NANG, SOUTH V,ET NAM, MARCH 17 FORWARD TER A MARCH TO THE DALLAS COUNTY COURT­ (AP)-- THE U.S. MARINE CORPS ANNOUNCED RECENT RADIO BROADCASTS FROM ALL HOUSE iN THE RAIN iN SUPPORT OF NEGRO A SECOND DEATH FROM ACCiDENTAL SHOOT­ PARTS OF CHINAfS GRAIN BELT TELL OF VOTING RIGHTS ING WHICH TOOK PLACE ON AN OUTPOST 'BATTLES, GREAT OBSTACLES AND DIFFI­ THEY WERE CHARGED W!TH VIOLATiNG A HILL SUNDAY NIGHT. CuLTIES" IN PREPARATIONS FOR SPRING CITY ORDINANCE PROHiBiTING PICKETiNG AT THAT TIME, ONE OTHER MARINE WAS FARMING. IN A PRHVATE RESIDENTIAL AREA, l KILLED ALMOST INSTANTLY, ONE WAS IN THE CENTRAL PROVINCE OF HUNAN -­ WOUNDED SEVERELY AND THE THIRD WAS THE TRADITIONAL RICEBOWL OF CHINA -­ CALLAS COME HOME LIGHTLY WOUNDED BY ANOTHER MARINE WHO A RECENT DIRECTIVE COMPLAINED Of: NeW YORK, MARCH 17 {AP}--MARIA CAL­ SUSPECTED THEY WERE VIET CONG GUERRIL- I. A SHORTAGE Of MANURE "DUE TO THE LAS, WHO DEPARTED THE METROPOLITAN I, LAS. WINTER DROUGHT AND THE FACT THAT MAN­ OPERA HOUSE IN A HUFF SEVEN YEARS AGO, , THE FOUR MARINES WERE PART OF A URE COLLECTING WAS NOT GRIPPED HARD, RETURNED TO IT TUESDAY AND WAS GREETED FIRE TEAM HOLDING A SPUR ON HILL 327 THERE IS NOT ENOUGH MANURE FOR A BY A KiSS FROM OPERA DIRECTOR RUDOLPH I WHICH DOMINATES DA NANG AIRBASE WHICH PRODUCTION UPSURGE" BING. i THE MARINE NINTH EXPEDITIONARY BRI- 2 A SHORTAGE OF WATER "SOME PARTS MISS CALLAS ARRIVED TO REHEARSE THE GADE IN SOUTH VIET MAN WAS SENT TO OF THE PROVINCE HAVE BEEN SUfFERING LEADING ROLE OF PUCCINI is "TOSCA," IN I; 1------; DEFEND DROUGHT SINCE LAST AUTUMN AND THE WHICH SHE WILL APPEAR FRIDAY l COND I T ION ORANGE HARD FILEDS CANNOT BE PLOUGHED. No l WATER DIST!LLED 3/16 144,900 MATTER IF IT RAINS OR NOT, THE FARMERS WATER USED 3/i6 239,900 MUST DEVISE WAYS OF GETTING WATER TO LOCAL OP FRIDAY WATER IN STORAGE 7,725,000 THE FIELDS FOR IRRIGATION" 3. AN INSECT THREAT " •• DUE TO DROUGHl SEE NOTICE PAGE FOUR TOTALS DO NOl REFLECT RAINFALL AND HIGH TEMPERATURES, THE INSECT PEST GAIN OR LOSS BY EVAPORATION. THREAT IS VERY GREAT THIS YEAR. A EARLIEST TAKE COVER BATTLE Of ANNIHILATION MUST BE WAGED ,I WATER REPORT AGAINST PESTS THIS SPRING.o." 1100 HOURS i ~-,-----..-I I ~ i PAGE 2 HOURGLASS . WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH 1965 i PuBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE INCOME STUDY SHOWS , JURECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, EDUCATION STill PAYS TO THE EDITOR r

• P.AGE 3 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH 1965 T N THE YOUNGER USE OF TENNIS COURTS SET WITH THE INCREASING INTEREST IN THIS T~E SERPENTS ROLLED ON TO THEIR FIFTH TENNIS AND THE SHORTAGE OF TENNIS C0\~~CUTIVE WIN BEHIND ENTHUSIASTIC COURTS, IT is ESSENT I AL THAT ALL THOS S T JD E, ~ S UPPOR T AND THE HOT HAND OF USING THE COURTS OBSERVE PROPER TENNI IS J M N:_30N NEARLY EVERY PLAYER SCORED ETIQUETTE t.s 'TCO~CH" USED ALL THE BENCH I N THE COURTS CAN BE RESERVED ONLY FOR CM-IE. A LOT OF JUNIORS WERE THERE, OFFICIAL TOURNAMENTS WHICH ARE SANC­ AUSTRALIA AL ONG \J ITt-! SOPHOMOR ES, FR ESHMEN AND TIONED BY SPECIAL SERVICES AND ON A EQUATORIAL TOURS WILL BE VISITING OTHERS, MOSTLY GIRLS, TO CHEER THE T~M LIMITED OASIS, FOR USE BY THE KWAJA­ MANY EXCITING PLACES, AMONG WHICH IS I LEIN TENNIS CLUB UNDER THE PRESENT AUSTRALIA. IN THE NEXT fEW DAYS WE I ON IF THE TEENS CONTINUE TO FILL UP I A ROW AT EVERY GAME, SOMEBODY SHOULD REGULATIONS, ONE OF THE YOKWE YUK WILL BRING YOU PICTURES AND INFORMATION , rALK TO TOM AND OTHER INTERESTED STU­ COURTS IS RESERVED FOR USE BY KWAJA­ ABOUT THE VARIOUS SIGHTS AWAI~ING THE DENTS ABOUT CHEER-LEADING SOME GIRLS LEIN TENNIS CLUB MEMBERS ON MONDAYS, TRAVELLER. . AND 30YS HAVE BEEN DOING A REAL FINE WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS FROM 4 30 TO BILL BEAUMONT TELLS US THAT THERE IS JOB DRUMMING UP CHEERS AND YELLS. NEXT 7 PM. ALL MEMBERS OF THE TENNIS STILL SPACE LEFT ON BOTH THE ~ECOND GAME IS SATURDAY SET YOUR CLOCKS AND CLUB HAVE BEEN REQUESTED TO MAINTAIN AND THIRD TOURS TO FIJI, AUSTRALIA, DE THERE TO EXHORl THE SERPEN1S ON TO THE FOLLOWING RULES WHICH WE OFFER AS NEW ZEALAND AND NEW GUINEA IF YOU VICTORY. A GUIDE FOR ALL ISLAND RESIDENTS' WANT ONE OF THE REMAINING SPOTS, CALL T~E DEMOLAY GROUP ARRIVES 10DAY, I. RUBBER BASE HEEL-LESS SHOES WILL BILL AfTER HOURS AT 749 BARPING DELAYS AND ALL THAT IT'S A BE WORN ON THE COURTS AT ALL TIMES. THE SECOND TOUR WILL LEAVE KWAJALEIN GOOD THI~G TOO, THE WAY DONNATS OEEN 2 THE P LAY ER S WILL LIM ITT HEM S ELVES ON APRIL 3, RETURNING APRIL 21. THE FORGETING ALGEGRA HOMEWORK MAKES ONE TO ONE SET OR 60 MINUTES, WHICHEVER THIRD FLIGHT DEPARTS APRIL 24 AND RE­ \JONDER HuRRY UP BI LL AND TOM fiND IS GREATER, WHILE OTHERS ARE WAITING, TURNS MAY 12. I ALL YOU OTHERS, SCHOOL ISN'T THE SAME EXCEPT FOR OFFICIALLY POSTED CHALLENGE WITHOUT YOU MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS THE NORTHERN YESTERDAY AT 3 30 PM THE JUNIOR - 3. CHILDREN ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE SENIOR lEAM (~ORPY JIM) ROLLED TO AN­ COURTS WITHOUT SUPERVISION TERRITORY OTHER vlcro~~ BY BEATING THE SOPHO­ 4. THE USE OF THE BACKBOARD BEHIND There's somethIng pnmltJve, somethIng strangely ex­ MORES IN lHE ~!RSr GAME THE POWER THE PLAYERS IS PROHIBITED AT ANY TIME CItIng about the stark and desolate beauty of the out­ SERVING OF DOD'E HODGEN AND TRICIA DURING PLAY back PlaIns stretch unInterrupted for hundreds of mdes S~11TH, W1T~ AID FROM CAROL GATHERCOLE 5 A PLAYER MAY NOT RESERVE A COURT Colors are severe - reds, browns, purples, golds The AND 4LA GOLDS-i: I J, SPARKED THE TEAM TO WHILE WAITING FOR THE ARRIVAL OF HIS aIr IS crystal clear, the hghtIng Intense under the tallest I ITS VOLLEYCALL VICTORY OVER THE SOPHO- PARTNER sky In the world ' t-lORE SIRLS TilE SOPHOMORE GALS, HOW- 6 MEMBERS WAITING TO PLAY SHALL But near the center of thIS desolate land IS an oaSIS EVER, ~ADE A ~TRONG SHOWING OEHIND TAKE THE FIRST COURT AVAILABLE UPON full of hfe Ahee Spnngs Not another town eXIsts any­ ITHE SERV I ND OF PAULA T I MAS UNFOR- COMPLETION OF ANY GIVEN SET, PPECE­ where around for mIles and mIles And mIles Its streets I iU'JATEL Y A G~EAT 01 G CRANE CAME ALONG DENCE BEING GIVEN THOSE WHO ARPIVE are wIde and raw Its people are relaxed and fnendly, ! AND SPOILED EVERYTHING oy MOVING BEN- FIRST. wIth an aIr of those who are free of the tenSIOns of CHES AROU~D THE GIRLS, GIVING WAY TO 7. BETWEEN 4 30 AND 7 PM DOUBLES the space age ThIS IS a frontIer wIth a zest and fervor PROGRESS, PLAY THE SECOND GAME OF THE MATCHES WI LL rAKE PRECEDENCE OVER that has been forgotten 10 other lands MATCrl TODAY AT 4 00 PM SINGLES MATCHES DURING MONDAY T~ROUGH Farther west, In the deserted heart of the contInent ( THERE'S AN UNFOUNDED RUMOR GO!NG FRIDAY rears a mammoth monohth Ayers Rock, a ' I AROUND THAT MAYBE ALL THE TEACHERS To ALLEVIATE SOME OF THE PROBLEMS foot wall of sohd rock The magmtude of thIS burnt I WILL BECOME SICK AND SCHOOL DAY WILL ARISING FROM THE SHORTAGE OF COURTS, red rock IS even more ImpreSSIve because It nses from a completely level plaIn BE A HOLIDAY As EVERYBODY KNOWS, THE KWAJALEIN TENNIS CLUB WILL MAKE TEACHERS NEVER GET SICK AND THEREFORE EVERY EFFORT TO MAINTAIN THESE RULES In the North, near DarWIn, the WIld hfe becomes more abundant The hunter (wIth camera or gun) can THE WHOLE IDEA IS ABSOLUTELY ABSURD AMONG ITS MEMBERSHIP AND WE URGE ALL find herds of buffalo and great flocks of wIld ducks FORGET IT' JUST BECAUSE THEY COUGH OTHER USERS OF THE COURTS TO DO LIKE­ geese, turkeys, wIld pIgS, and even crocodIles ' DOESN'T MEAN ANYTHING THEY ONLY GET WI SE SICK ONE AT A TIM~ THE CLASSROOMS BOWLING BANQUET TO BE HELD 1 an abOrigine from WERE A LITTLE E~PTY LAST AFTERNOON AS Alice Springs EXPLORERS AND OTHER LUCKY SOULS TOOK THE CLASSIC MIXED TRIO WILL HOLD THE CHANCE TO VISIT THE NEW SHIP IN ITS BOWLING BANQUET AT THE EMON THIS AREA - THE ONE WITH RADARS ON IT BEACH PAVILION TUESDAY EVENING, THE THE WHOLE GROUP OF STUDENTS SPENT 23RD OF MARCH THE STEAK DINNER OVER TWO HOURS GOI~G THROUGH THE SHIP WILL BE PRECEDED BY A COCKTAIL HOUR SIGNING OFF-- STARTING AT 7 30 PM THE YOUNGER SET EACH TEAM MEMBER IS ELIGIBLE TO BRING A GUEST PLEASE MAKE RESERVA- IN THE CONTINUING EFFORT FOR EXCEL­ TIONS THROUGH J YOST, 9-322, JEAN LENCE IN TEEN REPORTING THE YOUNGER MESSERVY, 328, OR BILL BARNETT, SET PROUDLY PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING 9-387 THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THIS sailing off Hayman Island PICTURES, TAKEN DY THE ISLAND'S BEST GET-TOGETHER. ELECT I ON OF OFF I CERS Great Barner Reef PHOTOGRAPHERS (ANONYMOUS) AND REFORMATION OF THE LEAGUE 3 Ayers Rock

THE MAIN ITEMS OF DUSINESS 4 spearf,sherman Heron Island Great Barner Reef

ST. PATRICK'S DAY NOTE BEGOSH AND BEGORRA, IT'S TIME TO RUSH DOWN TO BOB O'WEBB'S GROG SHOP TO PICK UP MY SUPPLY OF IRISH MIST AND TULLAMORE DEW BEFORE IT'S ALL

SAFETY FIRST A SAFETY DIRECTOR WAS WALKING AWAY fROM A SHOP AFTER GIVING IT A THOROUGH GURNEE AND YORK CATCH THE IIBIG ONE" WHILE CRAFTON. INSPECTION HE WAS LOOKING OVER THE NOTES HE HAD MADE WHEN HE TRIPPED AND CAN(~~LATiON •• DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES PACK 135 COMMITTEE MEETING WILL BE BROKE HIS ARM LESSON 10 BE LEARNED SE v J~JD OUR CONTROL, THE \JOt-1EN TS PRO­ HELD FRIDAY, MARCH 19, AT 8 00 PM AT READING AND WALKING DON'T GO TOGETHER. TES,~JT CHAPEL ~ELLOWSHI MUSr CANCEL THE SCOUT HOUSE ON OCEAN ROAD. PLEASE THE ICE CREAt SOCIAL FOh FRI, HAR. 19. ATTEND. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH 1965 --l, MOTAN NEWS ~N LOLIN WORLD NEWS HIGHLIGHTS NON DR~-MARSHALl RO FOR MARSHALLESE READERS WALL STREET TODAY MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA--DoCTOR MARTIN MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA--DoCTOR MARTIN THE STOCK MARKET CLOSED M~XED TO­ LUTHER KING EAR KOMANE JUWON AN UNIN LUTHER KING PLANS TO LEAD A MARCH ON DAY IN MODERATELY ACTIVE TRADING. KONONO NON AN TOL JAR NON MONTGOMERY THE MONTGOMERY COURTHOUSE TO PROTEST THE LIST WAS IRREGULAR ALL DAY, CO~RTHOUSE NON AER KONONONO NAE JUWON A ROUT OF DEMONSTRATORS BY MOUNTED WITH SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT SHOWING IN D~OLUL EO RAR KOPA IPPEN DRON KEN WE- DEPUTIES THE AFTERNOON THIS FAILED ~O GATHER WEN KO EJJAP BO BURUWER KAKI WASHINGTON--U S AND SOUTH VIETNAMESE ANY FOLLOWiNG, HOWEVER, AND THE LIST WASHINGTON--U S KAP SOUTH VIETNAMES AIR STRIKES HAVE DESTROYED AN ESTIMATED WAS THOROUGHLY SCRAMBLED AT THE CLOSE RAR BAR KOKELOK PALUN KO NON AER KO- 10 PERCENT OF NORTH VIET NAM'S AMMUN- THE ECONOMIC BACKGROUND SEEMED EN­ JEREN JET IMON JOT KO TARRIN 10 PER ITION STOCKPILE, OFFICIAL WASHINGTON COURAGING ON BALANCE, BUT THE STOCK CENT ILO NORTH VIET NAM EN REPORT IN SOURCES REPORT. MARKET PAID LITTLE HEED TO THIS ON JEN WASHINGTON THE PLUS SIDE WAS SUCH NEWS THAT IN­ UNITED NATIONS--U N. SECURITY COUN- UNITED NATIONS--THE U N. SECUR~TY DUSTRIAL PRODUCTION REGISTERED ANOTHER CIL RAR BAR BEKE 1M ETALE WEWEN EO BWE COUNCIL CONSIDERS EXTENDING THE LIFE SUBSTANTIAL GAIN IN FEBRUARY AND THAT EN AETOKLOK WEWEN MOUR IN AENEMON EO OF THE CYPRUS PEACE FORCE AMID IN- PERSONAL INCOME ALSO ADVANCED ON AN RO ILO CYPRUS IKIJEN BOKTAK KO RO- CREASING GREEK-TURKISH TENSION AND VIO­ THE MINUS SIDE WAS A FEBRUARY DECLINE KON WALOK IKOTAN GREEK 1M TURKISH lYON LENCE ON THE ISLAND IN HOUSING STARTS ENE IN CYPRUS ANOTHER FACTOR CITED BY ANALYSTS AS NEW YORK--SPY ILO BEJNEJ ELLAP EJ NEW YORK--SPYING ON BIG BUSINE~S IS DEPRESSING WAS THE HUGE SECONDARY JUWON JERPAL ELAP -- KEN AN LAP MEN BIG BUSINESS-- SO MUCH SO THAT THE OFFERING OF 2,815,106 SHARES OF GEN­ IN NAE RO JET JEN LOL KO KAJOJO RAR COUNTERSPIES ARE MEETING TO EXCHANGE ERAL MOTORS STOCK VALUED AT APPROXI­ BEK JWON WEWEN NON AER JENIJI LOMNAK IDEAS ON HOW TO CURTAIL THE ESPIONAGE MATELY 284 MILLION THIS IS QUITE A KO AK KAROK KO IKIJEN OKTAK KO AER LOT OF INVESTMENT MONEY TO ABSORB ON JEN DRON AN ORDINARY BUSINESS DAY, BROKERS LAGUNA BEACH, CALIFORNIA--JUWON IAN LAGUNA BEACH, CALIF --THE GREAl HORN­ SAID, AND IT WAS REMINISCENT OF LAST BAO KO ROLAP 1M BLU EAR ITOK NON JU- ED OWL OF BLUEBIRD CANYON COMES 10 THE WEEK WHEN THE NEW OFFERING OF GENERAL WON IAN JIKIN KO IJIN 1M KOMAN JET MEN BACKYARD BARBECUE, AND HE STARTS A HOT ANILINE & FILM WAS ACCOUNTED A FACTOR IN KABULENLEN KO NON RO RAR BED IJIN CONTROVERSY IN MARKET DULLNESS 1M LAP AER - BULEN KEN BAO IN. VOLUME WAS 5,130,000 SHARES COMPARED TOKYO--COMMUNIST CHINA EAR BAR KAKOL TOKYO--COMMUNIST CHINA WARNS THE WITH 5,550,000 TUESDAY, AND WAS THE UNITED STATES KEN WEWEN AN KALEN LOK UNITED STATES THAT THE MORE AMERICA LIGHTEST IN A WEEK RI-AMERICA RO IJIN ILO V,ET NAM NON EXPANDS THE WAR IN VIET NAM "THE MORE CLOSING DOW JONES STOCK AVERAGES BOKTAK KO IJIN, EKWE REJ BA BWE TON IMPOSSIBLE WILL BE THE PROSPECT OF 30 INDUSTRIALS---899 37 UP 0 47 WOT AN AMERCA KALEN LOK RO IJIN, NAJ BRINGING ABOUT A POLITICAL SETTLEMENT" 20 RAILROADS ---2! I 69 OFF 0 33 TONWOT AN LAPLOK JORREN EO IJIN 15 UTILITIES ---160 22 o~~ 0 22 65 STOCKS ---315 28 OFF 0 10 LOCAL OPERATION FRIDAY AT&T 66 5/8 DAC 39 7/8 RCA 32 1/8 A LOCAL MISSILE OPERATION IS SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY, 19 MARCH AT 1100 THE (CONTINUED FROM) EARLIEST THE TAKE COVER COULD SOUND IS l2l2 ALL PERSONNEL LIVING IN TRAILERS OBSERVER PAGE FIVE AND NON-APPROVED HOMES MUST TAKE COVER IN APPROVED SHELTERS AT THE SOUNDING THE KNICKS,POOBABLY TrlE TALLEST OF THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL AFRS KWAJALE!N WILL ANNOUNCE THE TAKE COVER AND TEAM IN THE ~EAG~E, GRABBED THREE­ ALL CLEAR SIGNALS, AS WELL AS OTHER INFORMAT'ON PERTINENT TO THE OPERATION FOURTHS OF THE REBOUNCS, DOMINATING ALL PERSONNEL EMPLOYED IN THE J.T.O. AREA WILL REPORT TO WORK AT THE PEGULAR BOTH BACKBOARDS WILLiAM MOSELEY, TIME BUSES WILL BE DISPATCHED TO THE J T 0 AT 0945 TO PICK UP ALL NON-ES­ CURT STIMPSON AND SHAW WIPED OFF 3-3 SENTIAL PERSONNEL AND RETURN THEM TO THEIR HOMES THE NIKE-ZEUS GROUND SAFETY KNOT IN THE SECOND QUARTER WH~N T~E HAZARD AREA WILL BE CLOSED TO ALL NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL AT LAUNCH MINUS 2 TRIO PRODUCED A 7-POINT HARVEST TO HOURS AND 35 MINUTES (EARLIEST AT 0825). THIS SAFETY AREA INCLUDES ALL THE TAKE A 10-4 ADVANTAGE AT HALFTI~E NIKE-X TECHNiCAL AREA WEST OF THE J.T.O. AND WEST OF THE WEATHER BUREAU STIMPSON CAME BACK IN THE T~!RD MARSHALLESE WORKING PERSONNEL ON KWAJALEIN WILL TAKE COVER AS DIRECTED BY QUARTER AND THIS TIME CLICKED wiTH THEIR SUPERVISORS MARSHALLESE MAIDS WILL TAKE COVER UNDER THE DIRECTION OF HARRY STANDEN AND SHAW TO PUT THE THEIR EMPLOYERS THE SHIPPING AND RECEIVING SECTION OF THE SUPPLY BLDG. (602) GAME WELL ON THEIR HANDS W!TH AN 18- HAS BEEN MADE AVAILABLE AS A SHELTER FOR MARSHALLESE PERSONNEL WORKING IN NON­ 6 COMMAND APPROVED BUILDINGS HIGH SCORER FOR THE DAY WAS STiMP­ SCHOOL WILL CONVENE AS USUAL ON FRIDAY, 19 MARCH AND WILL BE DISMISSED AT SON WITH 8 TEAM-MATES MOSELEv FOL- 1000 ALL STUDENTS WILL FOLLOW THEIR PARENT'S INSTRUCTIONS IN GOING TO AN LOWED WITH 6 AND SHAW WITH 4 JAY APPROVED SHELTER SCHOOL WILL RECONVENE AT THE NORMAL TIME ON FRIDAY AFTER- YORK SCORED 3 FOR THE HAWKS WHILE NOON, UNLESS IT IS ANNOUNCED OTHERWISE OVER AFRS. GREG NIELSON AND KNICKS' STANDEN AND THE KWAJALEIN NURSERY WILL CLOSE AT 1000 AND RECONVENE AT 1230 OR 30 ~IINUTES TIMMY KEELING EACH TPlL!ED 2 ROD AFTER THE "ALL CLEAR" WHICHEVER IS THE LATEST PARENTS WILL ARRANGE TO PICK NORTON, BUTCH BRASSWELL AND MARK SHAR UP THEIR CHILDREN PRIOR TO 1015 ALSO CONTRIBUTED ONE EACH FOR THE GROUND SAFETY PROCEDURES ALL PERSONNEL NOT ESSENTIAL TO THE OPERATIONS MUST HAWKS ALSO IN ACT!ON WERE KAZIMER, TAKE COVER IN AN APPROVED SHELTER UPON SOUNDING OF THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL, HUCKS AND ELKINS FOR T~E WINNERS ALL NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL MUST IMMEDIATELY PROCEED TO AND REMAIN IN AN AP­ PROVED SHELTER UNTIL THE ALL CLEAR IS SOUNDED THE TAKE COVER SIGNAL IS THREE TEN-SECOND BLASTS ON THE FIRE SIREN THE ALL CLEAR SIGNAL IS ONE TWENTY­ SECOND BLAST ON THE FIRE SIREN ApPROVED SHELTERS ON KWAJALEIN ARE THOSE STRUCTURES WHICH HAVE FOUR-INCH CONCRETE ROOFS THE FOLLOWING BUILDINGS ARE DESIGNATED APPROVED SHELTERS ALL QUARTEFS OF PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION (EXCEPT QTRS 401, 402, 403 AND 404), BARRACKS AND STORE BLDG, ADMINISTRATION/TERMINAL BLDG., YOKWE YUK CLUB, GENERAL MESS, SURFRIDER BOQ, SANDS BOQ (FIRST FLOOR ONLY), REEF BOQ (FIRST FLOOR ONLY), , , CORAL BOQ (FIRST FLOOR ONLY) STORMS CLOSE 200 SCHOOLS HOUSE PASSES RE-APP BILL MINNEAPOLIS, MAR 17 (AP)--BLIZZARDS WASHINGTON, MAR. 17 {AP}--THE U S CLOSED MORE THAN 200 SCHOOLS IN MINN­ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES LATE YESTER­ ESOTA TODAY AND CRIPPLED TRANSPORT­ DAY PASSED A FAR-REACHING BILL DESIGN­ ATION IN THE U S CENTRAL AND NORTH ED TO EQUALIZE POPULATIONS IN CONGRES~ CENTRAL STATES, WHILE TORNADOES STRUCK 10NAL DISTRICTS AND TO END THE SYSTEM THROUGH THE SOUTH CAUSING HEAVY PROP­ WHEREBY MAJORITY PARTIES IN STAlE LEG­ ERTY DAMAGE ISLATURES FORM SUCH DISTRICTS TO GIVE TRAVEL CONDITIONS THROUGHOUT MINN­ THEMSELVES UNFAIR ADVANTAGE OVER THE ESOTA WERE POOR, WITH STRONG WINDS OPPOSITION CUTTING VISIBILITY TO NEAR ZERO. ALTHOUGH THE BILL PASSED BY AN OVER­ THE SWIRLING SNOW WAS DRIVEN BY WHELMING VOICE VOTE, MANY MEMBERS EX­ STRONG WINDS UP TO 60 MILES AN HOUR PRESSED DISMAY THAT THE U S ~UFREME IN AN AREA FROM SOUTH DAKOTA THROUGH COURT'S RECENT RULING ON LEGISLATIVE NEBRASKA INTO KANSAS AND T~E WESTERN REPRESENTATION HAD MADE IT NECE~SARY PARTS OF MISSOURI AND IOWA THE BILL NOW GOES TO THE SENA1E, TORNADOES THAT BATTERED NORTHERN WHICH, SINCE IT IS NOT AFFECTED BY THE ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI INJURED 30 MEASURE, IS EXPECTED TO PASS IT SOON HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY I YANKEES TAKE FIFTH IN ROW, SECTION WHITEY FORD HOT AS EVER sport NEW YORK, MARCH 17 {AP}-A PAIR OF ROOKIE (FIRST-YEAR PLAYER HELPED THE NEW YORK YANKEES EXTENC THEIR EXHIBITION BASE­ BALL WINNING STREAK YESTERDAY THE YANKEES SCORED ON RELIEVER Roy FACE FOR FIVE NINTH-INNING RUNS AND DE­ FEATED PREVIOUSLY-UNBEATEN PITTSBURGH, 6-5, FOR THEIR FIFTH STRAIGHT VICTORY ROOKIE BILLY MADDEN'S TWO-RUN TRIPLE TIED THE SCORE AND ROOKIE MIKE HEGAN'S SINGLE DELIVERED THE WINNING RUN WHITEY FORD, EFFECTIVE AS EVER AFTER AN OPERATION ON HIS PITCHING ARM, SHUT OUT THE PIRATES OVER THE FIRST FOUR INNINGS, RUNNING TO SEVEN HIS TOTAL OF SCORELESS INNINGS IN EXHIBITION PLAY THE VICTORY OVER PITTSBURGH GAVE THE STAGG DEAD AT 102 AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS THE ONLY PER­ CHICAGO, MARCH 17 (AP)-AMOS ALONZO FECT RECORD IN THE EXHIBITION CIRCUITS STAGG, THE GRAND OLD MAN OF AMERICAN CENTER FIELDER PAUL BLAIR HIT A TWO­ FOOTBALL, DIEe TODA~ I~ A STOCKTON, RUN HOME RUN IN THE SEVENTH INNING AND CALIFORNIA, RESI HOME, HIS SON R~­ DROVE IN THE WINNING RUN WITH A TWO­ PORTED SOCCEq o. AN INCREASINGLY POPULAR OUT SINGLE IN THE NINTH, GIVING THE STAGG WAS 102. SPORT PLAYED EVERY SUNDAY ON THE FIELD BALTIMORE ORIOLES A 4-3 DECISION OVER HIS SON, AMOS ALONZO STAGG JR., v£AR THE RIC~ARDSON THE MATADORS THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES, THE ORIOLES' SAID HIS BROTHER PAUL WAS WITH THEIR DEAT THE VIKINGS 6-1 IN A GAME PLAYED FIRST WIN IN FOUR SPRING GAMES. FATHER AND REPORTED HIS DEATH WAS ON M~RCH 7 MATADOR GOALS WERE SCORED THE CLEVELAND INDIANS SHUT OUT THE PEACEFUL By RIco SANTE WITH 4, EMILO MARTINEZ Los ANGELES ANGELS, 7-0 GARY BELL THE YOUNGER STAGG SAID HIS FATHER I AND ACE ALEXA~DER I. SCORER FOR THE SHUT OUT THE ANGELS OVER THE LAST HAD BEEN IN FAIRLY GOOD HEALTH BUT : \' I KINGS WAS SANTE'S SON HARRY. THREE INNINGS. BECAME ILL LAST NIGHT AND DEVELOPED , °ICTURED FROM LEFT IVONG CHONG GUM, A FEVER HE SAID DEATH WAS BELIEVED I n JOHN KENNEDY COLLECTED THREE HITS I JO[ L5RUNNE'R, EMILO MARTINEZ, ALBERT AND SPARKLED AT THIRD BASE IN Los DUE TO UREMIC POISONING I O'CuNNOR, OLE BERGLUND A~GELES DODGERS' 5-1 VERDICT OVER THE ST LOUIS CARDINALS FOUR DODGER PIT- GONZALES TO COACH CHERS HELD THE WORLD CHAMPIONS TO TWO U.So DAVIS CUP TEAM THE OBSERVER HITS. Los ANGELES, MARCH 16 (AP)-RICHARD BY PAT LANIAS PANCHO GONZALES WAS NAMED COACH OF THE 1965 UNITED STATES DAVIS CUP TEN­ LOCAL CAGE RESULTS BOXING NEWS NIS TEAM YESTERDAY BY THE NONPLAYING CAPTAIN, GEORGE R MACC~LL, WHO ALSO RiKAKiS TAKE CLASS "At! TITLE MIAMI BEACH, MARCH 17 (AP)-HEAVY­ ANNOUNCED THE ROSTER OF PLAYERS FROM THE RIKAKIS COMPRISED MOSTLY OF WEIGHT CHAMPION CASSIUS CLAY HELD HIS WHICH THE TEAM WILL BE SELECTED l~CHERS FRO~ GEORGE SEITZ HIGH SCHOOL FIRST SPARRING SESSION YESTERDAY AS GONZALES COACHED THE SUCCESSFUL U.S .OT CO~IENT IN CAPTURING THE EASTERN HE OPENED SERIOUS TRAINING FOR HIS TEAM TWO YEARS AGO , DIV(SjON SOFTBALL CROWN IN THE PREVIOU MAY 25 TITLE BOUT WITH SONNY LISTON PLAYERS UNDER CO~SIDERATION INCLUDE : SP((,AL SERVICES SOFTBALL LEAGUE, CAME AT BOSTON TWO VETERANS, CHUCK McKINLEY AND HAM I CACK L4$T "" GHT TO COP THE 1965 SPEC- RUDY CLAY, CASSIUS' BROTHER, WAS RICHARDSON, PROVIDED EACH CAN GET i IAL SERVICES CLA3S "Au DIVISION BASKET THE CHAMPION'S SPARRING PARTNER AWAY FROM PRIVATE BUSINESS CONNECTIONS '\ B;LL Cr'AMP I ONSH i P WI TH A COME-FROM- MIAMI BEACH, MARCH 17 (AP)-WORLD FOR AT LEAST PART OF T~E COMING CAM­ BEHIND 39-37 VICTORY OVER THE WECO FEATHERWEIGHT BOXING CHAMPION VICENTE PAIGN IN THIS COUNTRY AND ABROAD , 0 I L ERS SALDIVAR HAS RENOUNCED HIS MEXICAN DENNIS RALSTON RATES AS THE No.1 I iT WAS THE CHAMPIONS 6TH STRAIGHT TEAM CANDIDATE. CONQUEST AGAiNST NO LOSSES IN CLOSING NATIONAL FEATHERWEIGHT TITLE BECAUSE HE SAID, HE DOESN'T HAVE TIME TO DE­ OTHERS NAMED BY MACCALL WERE ARTHUR OUT THEIR SEASONQ THE OILERS STILL I ASHE, FRANK FROEHlING, RONALD HOLM­ I HA. VE A GAME TO GO AGA I NST THE Ro I NA- FEND IT. BERG, GENE SCOTT, ALLEN Fox, CLIFF I MUR WHO ALSO MUST MEET THE NA-AL I I "A" SALDIVAR ANNOUNCED HIS DECISION RICHEY, MARTY RIESSEN, CLAR~ GRAEBNER, TEAM TO WRAP UP THE CLASS "A" DIVISION. TO THE FEDERAL DISTRICT BOXING COM­ MiSSION, AND THEN RETURNED TO A RANCH CHARLES PASSEROLE, BILL BOND AND TOM­ LED BY RA v NORrON, JAN BRUNDIN, REMI I WHERE HE IS TRAI~ING FOR A CHAMPION­ MY EDDLESEN REMITICADO AND JIM DUNCAN IN THE FOUR- I SHIP MATCH AGAINST RAL ROJAS IN Los RALSTON, RiCHEY AND EDDLESEN ARE 1M AND FINAL QUARTER, THE RIKAKIS CAME I ANGELES, APRIL 24. AMONG THOSl SLATED FOR INITIAL COM­ ,BACK. WITY A DRAMATIC FASHION TO WIPE J PETITION IN FRANCE IN MAY, PRIMARILY 0FF A 33-23 DEF'CIT" THE RIKAKIS WERE BECAUSE NEITHER HAS SCHOOL COMMITMENTS DOWN ALL THE WAY BUT THE FOURSOME PULL HIGH SCHOOL TROUNCE KENTRON 1 THE CAPTAIN SAID ED THE RIKAKIS BACK INTO THE GAME I THE HIGH SCHOOL TEAM WHO ARE ON THE DEFENDING NATION IS AUSTRALIA WHE.N THEY PUT OUT A 14-pol NT SURGE I N I THEIR WAY FOR THE SPECIAL SERVICES MACCALL NAMED SWEDEN, FRANCE, SPAIN, TrlE FINAL STANZA. BUT THE VICTORY CLASS "B" DIVISION BASKETBALL CHAMPION I ENGLAND, GERMANY AND ITALY AS STRONG WAS NOT ACCOMPLISHED UNTIL JAN BRUND­ SHIP MADE ANOTHER STRONG BID FOR THE CONTENDERS I~ WHO IN THE CLOSING SECONDS OF THE I TITLE WHEN THEY RECORDED THEIR 6TH STRAIGHT VICTORY LAST NIGHT WITH A GAME MADE BOTH OF HIS CHARITY TOSSES I' '.JAY 42-22 VI CTORY OVER KENTRON GOOD RU~I BASKETBALL NEWS THE OILERS,lED BY JOHN STAVOLE, GAVE THE SERPENTS CAN CLINCH THE CROWN THIS NEW YORK, MARCH '7 (AP)-NEW YORK SATURDAY WHEN THEY TAKE ON THE SECOND UNIVERSITY (NYu) DEFEATED DETROIT, 87- TI-lEM A ,(- 3 lEAD IN THE FIRST QUARTER. I I~ PLACE NA-AL I I 11C" TEAM. THE SCHOLARS 76, LAS T NIGHT AND ENTER ED THE S EM 1- I ~TAVOL[ CAME B~CK IN THE NEXT QUARTER AND LED HIS TEAM TO AN 18-14 ADVANT- HAVE AN UNBLEMISHED WON AND LOSS RE- FINALS OF THE NATIONAL INVITATIONAL I CORD WHILE THE KINGS HAVE ONLY ONE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT I AGE Al INTERMISSION TIME AS HE ADDED DEFEAT IN THEIR RECORD THIS WILL BE ARMY ALSO ADVANCED, DEFEATING WEST- ! A~OTHER 8-POINT PERFORMANCE FOR A TO­ A KEY GAME FOR BOTH TEAMS ERN KENTUCKY, 58-54, IN THE FIRST I Till OF 13 POINTS IN THE FIRST HALF STAVOLE COOLED OFF IN THE THIRD QUARTE IN LAST NIGHTS GAME HUSKY JIM NELSONS GAME OF THE DOUBLEHEADER 18-POINT PERFORMANCE PAVED THE WAY FOR ARMY WILL TAKE ON ST JOHN'S UNIVER- I BU, SOUTHPAW FELIX CLEARMAN PICKED UP I THf SCHOLARS TRIUMPH. TOM COHAN ALSO SITY BEFORE NYU MEETS TOP-SEEDED VIL- I THE SLACK BY TOSS I NG IN 7 MARKERS TO , INCREASE THEIR LEAD. THE OILERS HAD CONTRIBUTED HEAVILY WITH 8 WHILE BOB LANOVA IN THE THURSDAY NIGHT SEMI- 1: THE GAME SEEMINGLY WON AS THEY WENT CHIPINSKI AND GLEN McKAY ADDED 4 AND 3 FINAL ROUND. RESPECTIVELY. BILL ELLINGTON PACED -T-E-N-N-I-S-C-H-A-L-L-E-N-G-E--M-A-r-C-H-E-S- I I NTO THE FOURTH AND FINAL QUARTER THE OlLERS WERE HURT BADLY WHEN STAVOLE THE LOSERS WITH I I POINTS, JOE MALUO THE TENNIS CLUB NOW HAS 62 ACTIVE , rlAD TO LEAVE THE GAME ON FIVE FOULS FOLLOWED WITH 6 WHILE WALLY KEAO TAL- MEMBERS AND THE LADDER CHALLENGE MAT- T~E RiKAKI~ POINT SPREAD WENT LIKE LIED 3. CHES ARE PICKING ~ INTEREST IN MAT- .HIS NORTON GARNERED 14, DUNCAN 9, JUNIOR CAGE RESULTS CHES THE PAST WEEK DON JOST DE~EATED VjN~E BREITENBERGER 6 AND BRUNDIN AND KNICKS WALLOP HAWKS MARV GLASSCOCK 6-0,7-5, AL ESTEBAN REMiTICADO 4 EACH. STAVOLE COPPED THE THE KNICKS ROUTED THE HAWKS 22-8 DEFEATED MAURICE LEVESQUE 6-3,7-5, INDlVIDUAL HIGH HONORS WITH 18 CLEAR­ YESTERDAY AFTERNOON IN THE JUNIOR JOHN STAVOLE DEFEATED JERRY GREUEL 6-4 MAN FOLLOWED WITH 12. DUNCAN FOR THE BASKETBALL LEAGUE. USING THEIR EfFECT 7-5, IN DOUBLES REMI REMITICADO & Gus F!PST TIME DIDN'T HIT FOR THE DOUBLE IVE FAST-BREAK ATTACK AND MADE GOOD GUASTAMACHIO DEFEATED LADDER KINGS FIGURES BUT MAINTAINED HIS LEAD IN USE OF THEIR HEIGHT ADVANTAGE, THE MARV GLASSCOCK & TED CAPELLE 6-2,6-3 THE INDIVIDUAL SCORING STANDINGS. KNICKS JUSTSIMPLY OUTCLASSED THE HAWKS. TO TAKE OVER THE TOP SPOT ON THE DOUB- (CON~INUED IN ADJACENT COLUMN) ( CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR) LES LADDER. ,'---___ - PAGE 6 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH 1965

CLUB NOTICES

CHESS'CLUB Will HOLD ITS R[GULAR WED­ ~!Jnulld i rOR SALE NESDAY EVENING SESSION TONiGHT AT 6:30 SHOWTIME 7 & 9 AT THE SCUBA CLUB HOUSEo VISITORS YOKWE YUK THE ADVENTURES OF ARE WELCOME. I ~u~AGAWA CHINA, SILVER LICHEN PAT­ SCARAMOUCHE f TERh.J, 151 PIECE DINNER SET, $65 CAN GERARD BARRAY, M,CHELE GIRARDON C KWAJALEIN MEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE WilL I J~ SEEN AT TR 541 ADVENTURE DRAMA A •• FAIR Y&C •• GOOD BOWL TOMORROW AT 8: 30 PM 0 I F AN "OPE R­ AT~ON" IS SCHEDULED, THERE Will BE NO I CARRIER I~-TON AIR CONDITIONER, $75. SHOWTIME 7:30 BOWliNG THIS WEEK. AVAilABLE MARCH 27. CAll 2212 OR 9- RICHARDSON TWO ON A GUILLOTINE 422 CONNIE STEVENS, DEAN JONES BW/WS CATHOLlC CHOIR PRACTiCE WilL BE HELD HORROR DRAMA * THURSDAY AT 7:30 IN THE CHAPEL. I USED SUNBEAM IRON, $5 CHILDtS , r~~i~ING CHAIR, $3. BRASS FINISHED SHOWTIME 7:30-12: 15 JR. SOCCER LEAGUE--WllDCATS AND RAiDERS WiR~ RECORD RACK (TWO LEVEL), $5.50. OCEAN VI EW FOUR GUNS TO THE WILL PRACTICE EVERY THURSDAY AT 4:45 P~ PORTABLE TODDLERS EXPANDABLE GATE, $3 BORDER-NEWS & SPORTS RESPECTIVE COACHES AND MANAGERS ARE RORY CALHOUN, COllEEN MILLER C ELECTRIC DRILL AND DRILL SET, I 4'I " REQUESTED TO BE PRESENT. All INTEREST­ $20 HIGGINS CASTING REEL, $2 50 WESTERN * ED BOYS BESIDES THE REGULAR PLAYERS I AUTOMATIC WASHERS, GOOD FOR PARTS, ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE. PRESEASON SHOWTIME 8 II $5 ALL AVAILABLE NOW. GAMES Will BE HELD ON EVERY FRIDAY BATTLE STAT IONS GIRLS 24" MURRAY BICYCLE, $20, TRADEWI NOS AND SATURDAY. LOOK fOR FUTURE LEAGUE JOHN LUND, WilLIAM BENDIX BW j It/0MAt\JS 26" BICYCLE, $12 MANS 26" ANNOUNCEMENTS DRAMA i B'CYCLE $5 ALL WITH BASKETS AVAIL- * I ABLE APRIL 14 CALL 2388 PRE-TEEN DANCE--THERE Will BE A PRE­ PARENTSt MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS TEEN DANCE SATURDAY, MARCH 20TH, AT EACH FilM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS Two PIECE PINK KNIT DRESS, SIZE 10, THE TEEN CLUB STARTiNG AT 5:30 PM AND WEll AS SUITABiliTY FOR PERSONS OF I ~ONG SLEEVES CALL 671 ENDING AT 7 PM. ALL CHilDREN AGES VARiOUS AG~So THE AGE SYMBOLS USED 9 TO 12 INCLUSIVE ARE INVITED. ARE: A.oADULT MY •• MATURE YOUTH iI FOUND Yo.YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 Co.CHILDREN. ADULT SWIMMING CLASS WILL BEGiN THURS­ OTHER SYMBOLS USED ARE AS FOLLOWS: 351'011'01 CAMERA FOUND AT MARINE DEPT DAY, MARCH 18, FROM 5:30 TO 6:30. *.oNO RATING C.oCOlOR BW •• BlACK AND CLAIM AT HOURGLASS. THERE ARE STill OPENINGS FOR THOSE IN- WHITE WS •• WIDE SCREEN. TERESTED. +----______.____ -, 1 SMALL CHILDS NAVAJO BRACELET CALL 626 WHO? I ANNaJNCEMENTS LAGUNA BEACH, CALIFo, MARCH 17 (AP) LOST I COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPH SERVICE--THROUGH --HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED WHEN THE OWL THE EFFORTS Of KTS COMMUNICATiONS AND CAME TO THE BARBEQUE: I Two BOY'S RINGS. ONE SCOUT RING, KENTRON HAWAi I, LTD., COMMERCIAL TELE­ "GET THE CAT!" CRIED THE HOSTESS. SILVER, THE OTHER A GOLD RING WITH "GET THE CAT!" GRAPH SERVICE is AVA~lABLE TO ALL is­ PURPLE STONE THE RINGS WERE LEFT lAND RES~DENTSQ THIS TYPE OF SERViCE "BUT DEAR," SAID THE HOST, ONE HAND ON TH[ TABLE AT THE DEPENDENTvS POOL IS ORDINAR!lY NOT PERMiTTED BY ARMY PROTECTIVELY OVER HiS MARTINI OLIVE, " FRIDAY, MARCH 12, DURING THE 6TH GRADE REGULATiONS OVER OFFiCAl COMMUNiCATIONS "T HE CAT CAN'T CAT CH A B! ROT HAT S I Z E !' SWIMMING CLASS. IF FOUND, PLEASE CON­ I CiRCUITS. "No, NO," SAID THE HOSTESS, SHAKING TACT STEVE BATEN AT 678. II I ApPROVAL HAS BEEN RECEIVED FROM THE A SPATULA AT THE SKY, MEAN THE OWL CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS IN WASHING­ MiGHT CATCH THE CAT!" FIVE YARDS OF RED AND WHITE CLOTH TON, D.C., FOR THE ARMY TO ADMINISTER THE BLUEBIRD CANYON OWL WAS OUT FRE~ IN RESIDENTIAL AREAo CALL 2341 OR MESSAGE SERVICE WHICH WilL BE RELAYED LOADING AGAIN. RETURN TO QTRS 426-B BY NAVY CiRCUiTS IN HAWAi I TO COMMER­ THE HIRD is A GREAT HORNED OWL SOME­ CIAL COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA FOR RETRANS­ ONE APPARENTLY CAUGHT YOUNG, RAISED MANS NEW, BLACK, UMBRELLA IN LEATHER I MISSION. AS A PET, AND THEN FREED. BUT THIS IS CASE LOST AT RICHARDSON THEATRE ANYONE MAY SEND MESSAGES, HOWEVER, ONE OWL WHICH DOESN'T GIVE A HOOT FOR CALL 2266. NAVY REGULATIONS PLACE SOME RESTRIC­ THE CALL OF THE WilD. TiONS ON THE TYPE OF MESSAGES THAT MAY iT U KES HANDOUTS -- AND LI TT lE GIRLS. LADIES PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES. BE RELAYED ON THEM. EXAMPLES OF THOSE S'X GIRLS HAVE BEEN SCRATCHED BY THE OWL'S TALONS, AND MOTHERS AROUND BLUE­ WHITE FRAME WITH AMBER COLORED STONES WHICH ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE FOR RELAY ARE~ ON SIDEv CALL 2326. ORDINARY CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES, HOL­ BIRD CANYON PLAYGROUND ARE NOW PASSING IDAY OR ANNiVERSARY GREETINGS, MONEY A PETITION DEMANDING THAT THE HUMANE WANTED ORDERS, ORDERS FOR FLOWERS, ETC. SOCIETY "REMOVE" THE OWL. ALTHOUGH PRICES VARY, DEPENDENT UPON "REMOVE HIM!" SAID THE HUMANE SOCIE~ Boys AND GIRLS 26" BICYCLE. CAll THE TYPE OF MESSAGE, (STRAiGHT WIRE OR "WE'VE BEEN TRYING TO CATCH HIM FOR 5590 lETTER TELEGRAM), DESTINATION AND TWO YEARS, AND WE HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE LENGTH, THE PRICE PER WORD FOR A TO GET CLOSER THAN SIX FEET. I GUESS FOR SALE STRAIGHT WIRE TO THE MAINLAND Will BE ITiS A CASE FOR THE GAME WARDEN." APPROXIMATELY 25¢ (WiTH A SEVEN WORD "IF WE CAN'T CATCH H!M," SAID THE ULTRA BliTZ ELECTRONIC FLASH, COR­ MINiMUM) PLUS TEN PERCENT TAX. THE DISTRICT GAME WARDEN, "I'M AFRAID WE'D I ONET-R. EXCELLENT CONDITION. $27.50. COMPLETE INTERNATIONAL TARIFF IS AVAIL­ BE FORCED TO DESTROY HiM" CALL 2235 AFTER 5 PM ABLE AT KTS COMMUNiCATIONS CENTER. "THEY CAN'T KilL MR. Hoo Hoo, " SAID MRS. JUNE BUDD, ONE OF THE MANY HOME­ OWNERS WHO FEED THE OWL AND CLAIM A LOST FOR SALE PROPRIETARY INTEREST IN IT. "HE lOVES CHilDREN. HE JUST WANTS TO SIT ON GIRLS GOLD WATCH WITH BLACK BAND. POLAROID CAMERA, MODEL 850, WITH CAS~ THEIR SHOULDERS AND BE FED. LOST BETWEEN DEPENDENT'S POOL AND WINK LIGHT, AG-i FLASH ATTACHMENT AND "WHEN HE GETS HUNGRY HE FLIES INTO TENNIS COURTS ON FRIDAY, MARCH 12. CLOSE UP lENSES~ $700 SEARS DUMBBEllS, THE KITCHEN -- YOU SHOULD SEE HIM lOOK CAll 2446 90 LBS, $10. P,ONEER REVERB UNIT, USED INTO THE REFRIGERATOR WHEN I OPEN THE ONE MONTH, $40. CALL 9-202 STEVENS OR DOOR! MOSTLY HE PREFERS BEEF HEARTS. HELP WANTED SEE AT REEF 105 AFTER 5 PM. "BUT THE OTHER DAY HE DID STEAL ApPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOUND SOME SPARERIBS FROM A NEIGHBOR'S BAR- \, FOR SEVERAL INTERESTING AND CHAlLENG- GOLD RIMMED SUNGLASSES, NAME KELLER BEQUE AND THEN THERE WAS THAT TURTLE HE TOOK FROM ANOTHER NEIGHBOR'S FISH ! iNG ASSIGNMENTS, BOTH FULL AND PART- ON FRAME. CLAIM AT POST OFFICE. TiMEo POND." PERHAPS WE CAN WORK OUT A SCHEDULE OTHER RESiDENTS OF THE CANYON -- A TO FIT YOUR NEEDS. A PARTIAL liST OF HELP WANTED WOODED VALE A MilE FROM THIS RESORT OPENINGS IS AS FOlLOWS~ CITY'S BUSTLING BEACH DISTRICT -- CARE ICLERK/TYPIST FULL-TIME LADY SALESCLERK FOR MACyiS, FULL OR lESS FOR MR. Hoo Hoo. I SECRETARY FUll-TIME PART-TiME. CALL 2143 OR CONTACT TOM ONE HOUSEWIFE, EN ROUTE HOME FROM I SHOE REPAIRMAN (COBBLER) PART-TIME BUTLER AT HIS OFFICE ~N MACY's. MARKETiNG, NEARLY WRECKED HER CONVERT­ ApPLY AT THE GLOBAL ASSOCiATES IN­ IBLE WHEN THE BIRD FLEW INTO THE CAR DUSTR~AL RELATIONS OFFICE, lOCATED IN SECRETARY, IMMEDiATE PERMANENT POSI­ AND PEERED OWLISHLY INTO THE GROCERY THE TERMINAL/ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TION. iNQUiRE KTS RANGE OPERATIONS SACKS. "THE WORST OF I TALL," SHE GROUND FLOOR BUilDING, KENTRON HAWAI I 596/2135. SAID, " IS MY HUSBAND WON 'Eo"T BELIEVE M