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BMEWS RADAR SYSTEM TRACKS SANTA CLAUS COLORADO SPRINGS, DEC. 24 (UPI)-­ NORTH AMERICAN AIR DEfENSE COMMAND HOUR HEADQUARTERS fLASHED A CONTINENT-WIDE VOL 5 NO 1886 ~AJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY 24 DECEMBER 1964 ALERT TODAY. "SANTA'S ON HIS WAY" READ THE TERSE MESSAGE AND IT WAS ROUTED fOR ALL CHIL JOHNSON HOLD ING LINE ON BUDGET; ~:+:~~ G~:~~~ ~:~~~ :~~~:~~:s ~ l: NE::: Y JOHNso! I:v ~ oJ. ~r~u~.T-~p~s I~JT ~~~ONt IN9w0BUD~E! bk Ie9 ~VERY , WARNING SYSTEM GRIDS LOCATED IN GREEN- VERY SUBSTANTIALLY BELOW" THE $108.5 BILLION IN SPENDING REQUESTS HE HAS RE­ LAND HAD PICKED UP SOME UNUSUAL AIR CEIVED FROM rEDERAL DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES. MOVEMENT IN THE FAR NORTH. BUDGET BUREAU DIRECTOR KERMIT GORDON GAVE THAT VERDICT AT THE CONCLUSION OF IMMEDIATE NOTATIONS HAD AUTOMATIC- THREE DAYS OF PRE-CHRISTMAS BUDGET TALKS JOHNSON HELD AT THE LBJ RANCH WITH ALLY APPEARED ON THE HUGE CONTINENTAL CABINET MEMBERS AND OTHER OFFICIALS. MAP LOCATED ~N THE NORAD COMBAT OPER­ GORDON WAS NON-COMMITAL ON WHETHER THIS MEANT JOHNSON WOULD STAY WITHIN HIS ATIONS CENTER iN COLORADO SPRINGS. $100 BILLION BUDGET GOAL FOR THE NEXT fiSCAL YEAR--A LEVEL THAT HAS NEVER YET THEY INDICATED A MISSILE ATTACK WAS BEEN REACHED, LET ALONE EXCEEDED. IN THE OfFING. A SERIES OF BUDGET CUTS REPORTED BY NASSER LASHES OUT THE GO-AHEAD fOR A CONTINENTAL ALERT CABINET OFFICERS INDICATED JOHNSON MAY WAS GIVEN BY GEN. JOHN Ko GERHART, THE HAVE A CHANCE TO HOLD IT AT THAT FIG­ AT U.Se "BULLYING- CANADiAN-UNiTED STATES AEROSPACE DE­ URE, AS HE IS KNOWN TO BE HOPING. PORT SAID, DEC. 24 (UPI)--THE WORST FENSE ORGANIZATION'S COMMANDER-IN­ "WE ARE NOT BY ANY MEANS FINISHED," CRISIS IN EGYPTIAN-A~ERICAN RELATIONS CHIEF. GORDON TOLD NEWSMEN LATE YESTERDAY, IN AT LEAST SEVEN YEARS THREATENED TO INTO OPERATIONAL READINESS STATUS "BUT I THINK WE ARE PROBABLY OVER THE EXPLODE TODAY AfTER PRESIDENT GAMAL AB­ WENT THE FUll TWO-NATION ORGANIZATION. HUMP OF THE BUDGET DECISIONS-MAKING DEL NASSER DECLARED HE WOULD NOT TAKE (CONTINUED ON PAGE fOUR) PROCESS FOR THIS ~EAR." "BULLYING" AS THE PRICE FOR MORE ~.S. JOHNSON HAS BEEN STRIVING OVER RE­ AID. CENT MONTHS--AND PARTICULARLY SINCE NASSER PREPARED TO TRAVEL SOUTH TO THANKS FROM GLOBAL ARRIVING HERE SUNDAY NIGHT FOR A YULE­ ISMALIA TO DELIVER A SPEECH EXPECTED THIS CHRISTMAS SEASON MARKS THE TIDE WORKING HOLIDAY--TO KEEP HIS BUD­ TO CONCENTRATE MAINLY ON ATTACKING THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY Of GLOBAL Assoc­ GET UNDER THE $100 BILLION MARK. THE UNITED STATES. IATES' STAY ON KWAJALEIN ATOLL. WE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR'S EXPENDITURES ARE LAST NIGHT NASSER ACCUSED THE UNITED HAVE MADE A CONCERTED EffORT TO IM- ESTIMATED AT $97.2 BILLION STATES OF "PRESSURE AND SILLY TALK AND ?ROVE ALL fACILITIES AND TO PROVIDE BULLYING" AND DECLARED EGYPT DOES NOT THE BEST POSSIBLE SERVICES TO YOU, AN EDITORIAL INTEND TO ACCEPT THIS AS THE PRICE FOR OUR CUSTOMERS. ON OCCASIONS INCON­ CONTINUED AMERICAN AID. VENIENCES MAY HAVE OCCURRED. BEING NASSER ALSO DEFINITELY ADMITTED HE HUMAN, MISTAKES HAVE BEEN MADE, H~ CHRISTMAS IS .... WAS SUPPLYING ARMS TO THE CONGO REBELS. EVER, WE INTEND TO CONTINUE TO IM­ CHRISTMAS IS MANY THINGS TO MANY PE~ "AND WE WILL CONTINUE TO SEND ARMS," HE PROVE AND EXPAND OUR SERVICES TO PLE.IN MANY LANDS. IT IS KEPT IN THE SAID. YOU, THE ISLAND RESIDENTS. HEARTS AND MINDS OF SOME, AND NOTED HIS STATEMENT APPEARED LIKELY TO WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK OFFICIALLY ONLY BY OTHERS. CAUSE ACUTE EMBARRASSMENT TO NEIGHBOR­ ALL Of YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE AND HISTORICALLY IT IS ONE OF CHRISTEN­ ING SUDAN SINCE THE ONLY FEASIBLE ROUTE UNDERSTANDING DURING T~E YEAR AND DOM'S OLDEST HOLIDAYS, AND WITH THE FOR SUCH SHIPMENTS IS THROUGH SUDAN. TO WISH YOU A VERY MtRRY CHRISTMAS EXCEPTION Of THE NEW YEAR THE MOST UNI­ THE GOVERNMENT IN KHARTOUM HAS DENIED AND tHE HAPPlEST or ALL NEW YEARS. VERSALLY CELEBRATED HOLIDAY IN THE IT IS ALLOWING ARMS TO BE SENT TO THE WORLD. CONGO. I AL-- IT WOULD BE FATUOUS, PERHAPS PRESUM­ SPEC SERV ICES PTUOUS, FOR US TO ATTEMPT TO DETAIL AT HOLIDAY SCHEDULE LENGTH WHAT CHRISTMAS MIGHT OR SHOULD TAYLOR AND KHANH MEAN TO ALL Of US. SPECIAL SERVICES WILL BE USING THE LET US, RATHER, SUGGEST THAT EACH BOTH STAND FIRM FOLLOWING SCHEDULE ON DECEMBER 25. SAIGON, DEC. 24 (UPI)--THE FIVE-DAY­ ONE EXAMINE fOR HIMSELF THE MEANING OF OLD TUG OF WAR BETWEEN THE U.S. AND TH THE HOLIDAY, THE ANNIVERSARY IT MARKS, SOUTH VIETNAMESE ARMY BOILED DOWN TO­ HOLMBERG FAIRWAY -- 1:00 - 7:00 PM AND THE EVENT WHICH IT COMMEMORATES. DAY TO A CLASH OF WILLS BETWEEN AMERI­ PERHAPS, AS THE SEASON OFFERS US A CAN AMBASSADOR MAXWELL TAYLOR AND VIET­ DEPENDENTS POOL -- 1:00 - 7:00 PM PAUSE IN OUR HECTIC LIVES ••• GIVES A NAMESE COMMANDER IN CHIEF GEN. NGUYEN GLIMPSE OF MOMENTARY REFUGE FROM THE KHANH. BACHELORS POOL -- NORMAL HOURS TRIBULATIONS OF OUR NERVOUS WORLD ••• TAYLOR WAS WITHHOLDING ANY FURTHER EACH ONE MIGHT fiND A MEANING fOR THE IMPLEMENTATJON OF THE NEW AID PACKAGE PHOTO LAB -- 1:00 - 7:00 PM DAY IN HIS HEART. HE BROUGHT BACK FROM WASHINGTON THREE PERHAPS, AS THIS MEANING IS FOUND, WEEKS AGO. SPECIAL SERVICES GEAR LOCKER IT WILL FOSTER A SPIRIT Of THE PEACE HIS OBJECT WAS TO FORCE KHANH AND HIS 1:00 - 4 00 PM Of WHICH THE CHRISTMAS TRADITION TELLS. "YOUNG TURK" GENERALS TO RESTORE THE PERHAPS, MIDST THE MERRIMENT, THIS HIGH NATIONAL COUNCIL THEY OVERTHREW RADIO STATiON -- 8 00 AM - 12 MID. PEACE WILL PROVIDE THE STRENGTH AND LAST SUNDAY, AND fREE SEVERAL POLITI­ RESOLUTION TO CARRY CHRISTMAS' GOOD CI ANS THEY ARRESTED. HOURGLASS -- No PUBLICATION WILL INTO THE NEW YEAR. KHANH WAS EVIDENTLY HOLDING THE PRI­ SONERS AS POLITICAL HOSTAGES, PLEADING HOBBY-CERAMICS SHOP -- CLOSED THE DRY SEASON MAYBE? "TRANSPORTATION" PROBLEMS AS THE REA­ SAN FRANCISCO, DEC. 24 (UPI)--THE SON FOR GOING BACK ON HIS PROMISE TO BOWLING ALLEY -- I 00 - 11:30 PM RAINS LET UP IN THE FLOOD-BATTERED FAR RELEASE THEM WEDNESDAY. WESTERN U.So TODAY, CLEARING THE WAY MOVIES -- REGULAR SCHEDULE FOR A MASSIVE CHRISTMAS EVE RESCUE OP­ ERATION fOR THOUSANDS Of STRANDED TRA~ HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE LIBRARY -- I :OO-5:3OPMj 6:30-9:30PM [LERS AND HOMELESS VICTIMS. 12-25-64 12-25-64 THE WEATHERMAN'S WELCOME GIFT ENDED-­ 3.5 AT 1009 1.6 AT 0351 MARINA -- 1.00 - 6.30 PM AT LEAST TEMPORARLLY -- THREE DAYS Of 308 AT 22 17 2.2 AT 1602 FLOODS, GALES AND SLASHING RAIN THAT 12-26-64 12-26-64 EMON BEACH LIFEGUARD -- 1:00 - 6:00PM BROUGHT MISERY TO NORTHERN CALifORNIA, 3.6 AT 1145 1.8 AT 0511 OREGON AND IDAHO. 3.6 AT 2350 PAGE 2 '" ,~\ r! ~ PUBLISHED BY GlOBAl ASSOCIATES,AT CHRI$~S 1M BETHLEHEM THE DIRECTION Of THE COMMANDING Offi­ CHRISTMAS GREETINGS FROM CER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL IS­ KWAJALEIN SAFETY COUNCIL BET"LEHE~J~~;' 24 (UPI) •• THIS CHR I STMAS, ...,,*';C1ERY OTHER F'OR NEAR­ LANDS. CONtrRACT DA-01OO21 AMc-9Qoo4 (Y) DID YOU EVER THINK ABOUT THE STRANGE LY 400 YEARS, THt liTTLE TOWN ~r B£TN­ (Nt2367156) 35133A PMR WITH GLOBAL I MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS? LE~EM WILL CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS tHRt£ ASSOCIATES. THERE IS A MAGIC TO THIS MOST WEL­ TIMES. THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY COME SEASON OF THE YEAR THAT CAN- THE ROMAN CATHOLICS ARE F'IRST WITH MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR BE DESCRIBED -- AND CAN­ WHAT IS CALLED HERE THE "LATIN CHRIST­ NOTICES IS 4PM THE DAY BEFORE PUBLICA-I NOT BE ESCAPED. CHRIST- TION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS MAS HAS THE POWER TO MAS" ON DEC. 25. FOLLOWERS OF THE lOAM THE DAY OF PUBLICATlON. WARM THE HEARTS OF EASTERN ORTHODOX FAITH HAVE THEIR CHRISTMAS JAN. 7. THE ARMENIAN ORTHO­ THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALI. 0 F US ••• TRCJ.BLES EDIT COpy RECEIVED FOR PUBLICATION. SEEM LESS IMPORTANT, DOX CELEBRATE JAN. 19. BITTERNESS DISAPPEAm PART OF THE CONFUSION STEMS FROM AND THERE IS A FRIEN THE FEAST OF THE EPIPHANY, CELEBRATED EDITOR NEIL PHELPS-MuNSON LY ATTITUDE EVERYWHE BY ROMAN CATHOLICS ON JAN. 6, IT COM­ ASST EDITOR: DICK VETH YES, CHRISTMAS HAS A MEMORATES THE VISIT OF THE MAGI, BUT STAFF: REBECCA LLEWELLYN STRANGE MAGIC -­ FOR THOSE OF THE EASTERN ORTHODOXCH~ RUTH LONDON THAT BR I NGS A SPEC IAL SPAR-' -- INCLUDING GREEKS, RUSSIANS, SYRIANS AUDREY STRATMANN KLE TO CHILDREN'S EyES •••• COPTS AND ETHIOPIANS -- IT MARKS CHRI$ PEGGY TEMPLIN A MAGIC THAT PUTS A TOUCH OF BAPTISM AND HIS FIRST MIRACLE AT THE MARRIAGE FEAST AT CANA IN GALILEE. BEAUTY WHRE NONE EXISTED BE~ FORE ••• A MAGIC THAT SENDS A UNTIL THE FOURTH CENTURY THE EpIP­ OffiCIAL BULLETIN RAY OF HAPPINESS INTO THE MOST HANY WAS, WITH EASTER, ONE OF CHRI­ DUTY OFFICER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE HUMBLE HOMES. CHRISTMAS HAS A STENDOM'S TWD MOST IMPORTANT ANNUAL DATE HOME PHONE MAGIC THAT CAN TURN HARD-HENrr­ HOLY DAYS. IT WAS ON THE EPIPHANY THAT 24 DEC 64 2ND LT. D.W. OLIVER 602 ED PEOPLE INTO SILENT SANTAS. EARLY CHRISTIANS ALSO CELEBRATED CIflJ 25 DEC 64 *LT. COL. R.W. ZINN 746 ITS MAGIC HAS EVEN SPREAD OUT BIRTH, WHICH DID NOT THEN HAVE A SEPA­ 26 DEC 64 *CAPT. R.O. CASE 2201 ACROSS BATTLEFIELDS AND BROUGfI' RATE DAY OF ITS OWN. 27 DEC 64 *CAPT. H.D. VERRY 2438 A MOMENTARY HALT TO WAR. THE CUSTOM OF A SEPARATE CHRISTMAS BEGAN IN ROME AS DID THE DATE OF DEC 28 DEC 64 CAPT. WILLIAM CIBOSKY 798 CHRISTMAS KNOWS NO BOUNDRIE~ 29 DEC 64 CAPT. H.D. VERRY 2438 ITS LEGENDS AND CUSTOMS HAV~ THE EASTERN CHURCHES HELD TO IT ALSO, 30 DEC 64 LT. COL. W.J. NELSON 646 COME TO US FROM THE FAR CORNERS EXCEPT FOR THE ARMENIANS, UNTIL POPE *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLI~yS OF THE EARTH AND EVERY YEAR WITH GREGORY XI I I REFORMED THE CALENDAR IN 1582. SINCE THEN THE WESTERN CHURCH DUTY OFFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SIT ITS MAGIC TOUCH IT BRINGS P~OP COMMANDING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE CLOSER TOGETHER. THE MAGIC fF HAS FOLLOWED THE GREGORIAN CALENDAR DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL WORKING HOURS. CHRISTMAS HAS LASTED THROUGH WHILE THE EASTERN CHURCH HAS RETAINED NEARLY TWENTY CENTURIES, AND THE JULIAN, WHOSE JANo 7 CORRESPONDS 25,000 ON PILGRIMAGE EACH YEAR THE WORDS "PEACE ON RTH, TO THE GREGORIAN DEC. 25 0000 WILL TO MEN," ARE AS POWERFUL AS THE ARMENIAN CHRISTMAS JAN. 19 COR­ JERUSALEM, DEC. 23 (UPI) -- PILGRIMS THOUGH THEY HAD JUST BEEN WRITTEN. RESPONDS TO JAN. 6 ON THEIR CALENDAR FROM ABROAD FLOCKED INTO THE HOLY LAND THESE WORDS MEAN MORE THAN JUST THE AND FOR THEM THE DAY STILL IS FOR CELE TODAY TO CELEBRATE THE BIRTH OF THE END OF ARMED CONFLICT BETWEEN NATIONS. BRATING NOT ONLY CHRIST'S BIRTH BUT CHRIST CHILD IN THE LITTLE TOWN OF BE­ THEY MEAN TRYING TO MAKE THE WORLD A HIS BAPTISM AND OTHER EVENTS OF HIS THLEHEM AND OTHER ANCIENT BIBLICAL CI­ LIFE BETTER PLACE BY REMEMBERING THAT NO O~ TIES WHERE HE LIVED AND DIED. OF US LIVES HERE ALONE. THEY MEAN THAT THE WESTERN EPIPHANY FALLS ON THE ABOUT 25,000 FOREIGN TOURISTS AND REAL PEACE IS PEACE OF MIND. THEY MEAN EASTERN CHRISTMAS EVE AND THt EASTERN PILGRIMS ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND THE MAKING THE WORLD A HAPPIER PLACE BY EPIPH,NY ON THE ARMENIAN CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS, INCLUDING 5,000 CHRIST- DAY. THERE IS NO SEPARATE ARMENIAN IANS WHO WILL CROSS THROUGH THE MANDEl:- ELIMINATING SOURCES OF SORROW. ONE SOURCE OF SORROW THAT SHOULD BE EPIPHANY. BAUM GATE I NTO THE JORDAN SECTOR OF THE THREE SEPARATE CHRISTMAS CELE­ JERUSALEM FROM THE ISRAELI SECTOR. ELIMINATED IS INJURY TO YOURSELF OR TO YOUR FAMILY. IMAGINE WHAT CHRISTMAS BRATIONS SERVE TO REMIND VISITORS OF DIVIDED JERUSALEM -- BETHLEHEM IN T HE CENTURIES-OLD DIVISIONS AMONG JORDAN AND NAZARETH IN ISRAEL -- HAVE WOULD BE LIKE IN YOUR HOME IF INJURY WERE TO REMOVE YOUR FROM THE SCENE. THE CHRISTIAN CHURCHES, BUT THE DIFFE­ BEEN DECORATED WITH TREES AND COLORFUL RENCE IN DATES ALSO HELPS EASE THE LIGHTS IN STREETS, HOMES, HOTELS AND THE PURPOSE OF SAFETY -- THE REASON BEHIND EVERY SAFE PROCEDURE -- EACH CRUSH OF CHRISTMAS TOURISTS AND PIL­ SHOPS. GRIMS. A TALL CHRISTMAS TREE HAS BEEN EREC­ SAFETY RULE -- IS TO PREVENT THIS BETHLEHEM H~S REMAINED THROUGH THE TED OUTSIDE THE CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY HAPPENING. INCREASING YOUR SAFETY AWARENESS CENTURIES A "LITTLE TOWN" AND THERE IN BETHLEHEM, THE TRADITIONAL SITE OF ARE FEW ACCOMMODATIONS FOR VISITORS. THE BIRTH OF CHRIST. ON THE FLOOR OF DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON IS A GOOD WAY TO HELP CHRISTMAS WORK ITS MAGIC. MOST OF THEM STAY A FEW MILES AWAY THE GROTTO INSIDE THE CHURCH IS A STAR ACROSS THE JUDEAN HILLS IN JERUSALEM. BEARING THE INSCRIPTION: HIE DE VERGIN KEEP YOUR SAFETY AWARENESS WITH YOU MARIA JESUS CHRISTUS NATUS EST" (HERE WHEREVER YOU GO. REMEMBER THAT eXTRA JESUS CHRIST WAS BORN OF THE VIRGIN CAUTION IS REQUIRED TO AVOID THE EXTRA "EARLY BIRn" PLANNED MARY.) THE STAR WAS PRESENTED BY OTTO­ HAZARDS PRESENT DURING THIS SEASON. MAN PADCSCHAH IN 1862. REMEMBER -- IT IS THE SPIRIT, NOT THE WASH I NG~r N:~~~~ T24F9~p M~~CrHE COM- If It A SMALL DOOR OPENS INTO AN UNDER­ SPIRITS, THAT MAKE A SAFE AND HAPPY MUNICATIONS SATELLITE CORP WILL LAUN~ GROUND PASSAGE LEADING TO A NUMBER OF HOLIDAY SEASON ON KWAJALEIN. KEEP A ITS FIRST SATELLITE AS SOON AS POSSI­ SMALL GROTTOES WHERE ST. JEROME TRANS­ SHARP "SAFETY EYE" AND LOOK OUT FOR BLE AFTER MARCH I, UNDER AN AGREEMENT LATED THE BIBLE INTO LATIN AND WHERE HAZARDS SUCH AS OVER-LOADED ELECTRICAL SIGNED TODAY BY COMSAT ~ND THE NATION­ HIS PUPILS, PAULA AND EUSTOCHIUM AND CIRCUITS THAT CAN CAUSE FIRE AND IN­ AL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRA­ THE "HOLY INNOCENTS" ARE SAID TO BE JURY TO YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY. TION BURIED. PUT SAFETY AT THE TOP OF YOUR CHRIST IF ALL GOES WELL, COMSAT SAID, COM­ THE PILGRIMS ALSO WILL TOUR THE RUIN MAS LIST -- THERE IS NO BETTER WAY TO MERCIAL COMMUNI~ATIONS SERVICE WILL OF THE MONASTIC FORTRESS INTO WHICH TH HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS -- AND TO ASSU~ BEGIN BETWEEN NORTH AMERICAI AND EUROPE CRUSADERS CONVERTED THE CHURCH OF THE YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY A HAPPY NEW TWO MONTHS AFTER THE LAUNCHING. NATIVITY BUILT BY JUSTINIAN IN 560 A.D. YEAR. IT WILL BE UP TO NASA TO PUT THE SO­ IN NAZARETH, SIX BIG CHRISTMAS TREES MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A SAFE NEW YEAR! CALLED "EARLY BIRO" SATELLITE INTO OR-: HAVE BEEN PLA CEO ALONG THE MA IN 'J1«)R()l,GH­ BIT 22,300 MILES OVER THE ATLANTIC I 1 FARE WHICH HAS BEEN RENAMED POPE PAUL OCEAN. NASA WILL LAUNCH ~NOTHER SATEL- VI STREET IN HONOR OF THE PONTIFF'S LITE IF THE FIRST "EARLY BIRD" IS A PILGRIMAGE LAST JANUARY. FAILURE. AT MIDNIGHT, THURSDAY, TWO ENOR- ADDITIONAL SATELLITES WILL BE PLACED I N ORB I T AFTER JULY I, IF COMSAT CHOOSES MOUS PROJECTORS WILL BLAZE AN ILLUMI­ GRIMSBY, ENGLAND, DEC. 24 (UPI)-­ NATED CROSS INTO THE SKY OVER THE HILL­ A TYPICAL LAUNCH WILL COST ABOUT HAROLD SCOTT THOUGHTTHE CHRISTMAS CA­ $305 MILLION. COMSAT WILL REIMBURSE TOWN IN THE GALILEE WHERE JESUS GREW ROLERS OUTSIDE HIS DOOR WERE SINGING TO MANHOOD. NASA FOR EACH LAUNCH, WHETHER OR NOT "0 COME ALL YE FAITHFUL" REMARKABLY IT IS SUCCESSFUL. NAZARETH IS EXPECTED TO ATTRACT THE WELL. HE OPENED THE DOOR AND FOUND ONE MOST FOREIGN PILGRIMS THIS YEAR. A COMSAT HOPES TO HAVE A FULL SYSTEM 10-YEAR-OLD BOY, PLAYING A TAPE-RECORD SPECIAL POST OFFICE HAS BEEN OPENED TO OF COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES IN ORBIT ENABLE THEM TO SEND CHRISTMAS GREETINGS ER~I GAVE HIM " BY 1967· EIGHTEEN FOREIGN COUNTRIE AL-: A SHILLING FOR HIS CHEEK, THE UNITED STATES I HOME WITH A SPECIAL POSTMARK. SCOTT SA 10 READY HA VE JO I NED IN THE VENTURE. HOURGLASS THURSDAY 24 DECEMBER 1964 TOWN'

lHILDRENS' CHOIR •••• RoUNDING OUT THE SCHOOL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM WITH CAROLS ~ROM AROUND THE WORLD. HOURGLASS PHOTOS THE MANY FACES OFi CHR I STMAS I PICTURED ABOVE ARE A ~EW O~ THE MANY BY THE JOINT PROTESTANT CHOIRS. FACES OF CHRISTMAS HERE ON KWAJALEIN. THESE ARE BUT A VERY FEW OF THE MANY ONE OF THE £ARLIER EVENTS or THE FACES or CHRISTMAS TO BE SEEN ON THE SEASON WAS THE JOINT CHRISTMAS-ANNI- ISLAND. SOME ARE MERRY, SOME rULL or VERSARY PARTY SPONSORED BY THE MANAGER INSPIRATION AND HOPE. PERHAPS, THOUGH, AND FOREMEN OF THE E.C.U. DEPARTMENT. THE MOST BEAUTlrUL AND REWARDING rACE THE ANNIVERSARY WAS STAN MORKETTER'S. IS THAT or A WIDE-EYED CHILD AS HE A HIGHLIGHT or THE SEASON WAS THE SEES WHAT IS UNDER THE TREE ON CHRIST- TWO-NIGHT MUSICAL PROGRAM PROVIDED BY MAS MORNING. THAT ONE MOMENT or ~ONDER THE STUDENTS Or THE GEORGE SEITZ AND DELIGHT MORE THAN COMPENSATES FOR SCHOOL. ALL or THE DASHING AROUND AND LONG THE TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT HELD PREPARATIONS THAT ACCOMPANY THE SEASON A PARTY AT EMMON BEACH WITH A REAL HEY, LOOK WHAT 1 GOT •••• SHAWN NOBLES MARSHALLESE SANTA CLAUS. WANTS EVERYONE TO KNOW THAT SANTA LAST SUNDAY EVENING WAS THE OCCASION ONONO AN CHRISTMAS I WAS GOOD TO HIM AT THE TRANSPORTATION CHRISTMAS PARTY. or A DEVOTIONAL PROGRAM IN THE CHAPEL PAGE 4 HOURGLASS U.N. FACING SHOWDOWN ,FROM THE EDITORIALS LEONE WITHDRAWS I~ CHRISTMAS EVE SESSION ROME, DECo 24 (UPi) -- GIOVANNI LE­ UNITED NATIONS, DEC. 24 (UPI) -- TH ON VIET NAM SHAKEUP ONE, THE OFFICIAL CANDIDATE OF ITALY~ UNITED NATIONS, ITS FINANCtAl SHOW­ NEW YORK, DEC. 24 (uP') -- THE NEW RULING CHRISTIAN DEMOC~TIC PARTY,TO­ DOWN PUT OFF FOR ANOTHER FEW DAYS, YORK HERALD TRIBUNE SAID IN AN EDITOR- DAY WITHDREW FROM THE MARATHON PRESI­ TURNED TODAY TO THE CONGO CRISIS IN , tAL TODAY THE U.S. NEEDS "AN ELEMENT DENTIAL ELECTION. A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS EVE SECURITY COUN­ OF GOVERNMENT STABILITY IN SAIGON SO THE DECISION BY THE 56-YEAR-OLD CIL SESSION. AS TO MAKE AMERICAN AID MEANINGFUL AND NEAPOLITAN LAWYER, WHO HAD lED ON ALL A SUDDEN SOVIET SWITCH YESTERDAY TO PROSECUTE THE ANTI-COMMUNIST WAR 15 BALLOTS, ALL BUT MADE IT A COMPL BLOCKED CHANCES OF A COMPROMISE PLAN EFFECTIVELY." lY NEW ELECTION. COMMENTING ON THE CONFLICT BETWEEN ON FINANCES PUT FORWARD BY GENERAL As (CONT I NUED FROM SEMBlY PRESIDENT ALEX QUAISON-SACKEY. GENERAL KHANH AND U.S AMBASSADOR GEN­ SANTA PAGE ONE) , LAST-MINUTE TALKS BETWEEN QUAISON­ ERAL MAXWELL D. TAYLOR, THE DA~LY SAID THAT "KHANH DID NOT PRODUCE IT WITH INTO OPERATIONAL READINESS STATUS SACKEY AND U.N. lEADERS FAilED TO WENT THE FULL TWO-NATION ORGANIZATION' BREAK THE DEADLOCK. HIS EXPERIMENT OF MANY MONTHS WITH UNDER GEN. GERHART'S COMMAND. I VARYING DEGREES OF MILITARY DICTATOR­ "THERE IS AN ARMISTICE, BUT NO PEACE THEN A SOFT RING ALERTED THE CANA- , TREATY," U.S. AMBASSADOR ADLAI E. ST­ SHIP. THE BUDDHIST POLITICIANS, STUD~ DIAN-UNITED STATES STAFF OF THE COM- I EVENSON SAID AS HE EMERGED FROM THE AND OTHER OPPONENTS MADE HIS RULE UN­ TENABLE ••• BAT OPERATIONS CENTER POSITIVE IDEN-I TALKS. HE APP~RENTlY REFERRED TO THE TIFIFICATION HAD BEEN MADE AND THE \ "THE ISSUE IS NOT GENERAL KHANH VER- DECISION TO POSTPONE TODAY'S SCHEDULED AIR MOVEMENT WAS DEFINITELY SUS GENERAL TAYLOR. IT IS WHETHER THE "FR(ENDLY~ ASSEMBLY SESSION UNTil NEXT TUESDAY. ST. NICK WAS ON HIS WAY. VIETNAMESE STill HAVE THE WILL TO SUR­ IT HAD BEEN HOPED A SETTLEMENT WOULD FOR THE NEXT 36 HOURS THE MEN OF VIVE AS AN INDEPENDENT STATE. IF THEY BE ANNOUNCED BY TODAY. NORAD WILL KEEP TABS ON THIS "TRACK DO, THEY WILL HAVE TO FIND A WAY, WITH STEVENSON AND CONGOLESE AMBASSADOR OF SPECIAL INTEREST" -- A DESIGNATION OR WITHOUT GENERAL KHANH, AND WE SHALL THEODORE IDZUMBUIR WERE THE ONLY RESERVED FOR THE FLIGHT OF THE PRESI_i HAVE TO HELP THEM ON THAT WAY, WITH OR SPEAKERS lISTED FOR THE SECURITY COUN­ DENT OF THE UNITED STATES OR THE PRI­ WITHOUT GENERAL KHANH. CIL ME MINISTER OF CANADA OR SOME EQUALLY BOTH WERE EXPECTED TO ANSWER CHARGES ON CHPRUS DISTINGUISHED PERSON. ! MADE BY TWO AFRICAN NATIONS YESTERDAY WASHINGTON, DEC. 24 (UPI) -- THE IT ALL STARTED HERE EIGHT YEARS AGOI THAT THE UNITED STATES WAS GUILTY OF EVENING STAR COMMENTED EDITORIALLY YES­ WHEN A LOCAL CHAIN STORE INVITED CA~J "PREMEDITATED AGGRESSION" FOR ITS Nov. TERDAY ON WHAT IT TERMED "A KIND OF TO SANTA CLAUS ON DUTY IN THEIR TOY- I 24 RESCUE OF 2,000 WHITE HOSTAGES HELD TRAGIC ABSURDITY" IN THE QUARREL BE­ LAND. JUST ONE DIGIT SEPARATED THE BY CONGOLESE REBELS. TwEEN GREECE AND TURKEY OVER CYPRUS. NUMBER ASSIGNED THEIR SANTA FROM A IT SAID: NORAD COC TELEPHONE NUMBER. OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD "THERE IS A KIND OF TRAGIC ABSURDITY THE INEVITABLE HAPPENED SAIGON, DEC. 24 (UPI)-- COMEDIAN INVOLVED HERE. ATHENS AND ANKARA ARE A VETERAN AIR FORCE COLONEL GOT THE BOB HOPE, WHO HAS TRAVELED MORE THAN ALLIED IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY FIRST CALL FROM A LITTLE PIPING VOICE FIVE MilliON MilES ENTERTAINING U.S. ORGANIZATION. THEIR COOPERATION, AS REMEMBERING THE CHRISTMAS SEASON AND AlliED SOLDIERS SINCE THE BEGIN­ THEY WELL KNOW, IS VITAL NOT ONLY TO AND HIS OWN THREE CHILDREN HE QUICKLY, ING OF WORLD WAR II, NARROWLY MISSED NATO's POSITION IN THE EASTERN MEDITER­ AD-liBBED THE PART OF SANTA HE THEN INVOLVEMENT IN A BOMB BLAST TONIGHT. RANEAN, BUT ALSO TO THEIR OWN SECURITy. 1 ORDERED HIS STAFF TO TRACK THE JOllY ~ A BOMB EXPLOSION THAT RIPPED AN YET, PRIMARILY BECAUSE OF THE CYPRIOT ELF DURING HIS LONG FLIGHT. AMERICAN MiliTARY OFFICERS' CLUB ISSUE, THEY ARE FIGURATIVELY AT EACH SINCE THEN, THE TRACKING HAS BECOME, WAS SO POWERFUL THAT IT SENT PLATE OTHER'S THROATS. SURELY IT SHOULD BE AN ANNUAL ACTIVITY WITH THE NORAD GLASS WI~DOWS OF THE NEARBY CARAVEllE POSSIBLE FOR THEM, AS ADULT GOVERNMENTS STAFF. THE ELECTRONIC GAME GOES ON uN HOTEL TUMBLING INTO THE STREET SHORT- AND PEOPLES, TO liVE AS GOOD NEIGHBORS~ Til IT IS CERTAIN THAT ST. NICK HAS lY BEFORE THE HOPE TROUPE WAS SCHED- RETURNED TO HIS NORTH POLE HEADQUAR­ UlED TO ARRIVE. A CHRISTMAS MESSAGE FROM TERS. THEN THE MEN OF NORAD END THEIR' THE U.S. ARMY HAD BROUGHT HOPE IN­ THE PROTESTANT OHAPLAIN GAME WITH THE SATISFYING KNOWLEDGE I TO SOUTH VIET NAM WITH SECRECY GREAT­ THAT THEY HAVE HAD SOME PART IN MAK~r ON THE EVE OF THE BIRTHDAY OF OUR LORD ER THAN THAT NORMAllY USED TO V[ll CHRISTMAS A liTTLE MORE BELIEVABLE WE CAN BE GRATEFUL THAT THIS BIRTHDAY THE MOVEMENTS OF GENERALS AND CABINET FOR CITIZENS AND CHILDREN OF THE CELEBRATION INFLUENCES THE WHOLE COMMUN­ OFFICERS. HE HAD PUT ON HIS FIRST WORLD. ITY FOR GOOD. CENTURY'S BEFORE THE BIR~ SHOW AT THE BIEN HOA AIR BASE AND HAD ACCORDING TO INFORMED SOURCES AT OF JESUS CHRIST, PAGANS CELEBRATED THIS CRACKED JOKES ABOUT THE DEVASTATION THE NORTH POLE, SANTA RETURNED THERE SEASON OF THE YEAR AS THE TIME WHEN THE OF THE BASE BY COMMUNIST MORTAR FIRE LATE YESTERDAY AFTER HIS PRE-CHRISTMA DAYS BEGIN TO GET LONGER. WITH THE DE­ lAST MONTH. DAY ROUNDS OF MANY POINTS ON THE GL CISION TO CELEBRATE THE BIRTH OF CHRIST THEN HE AND HIS TROUPE STARTED FOR AMONG THE SPOTS HE VISITED WAS ON DECEMBER 25 (OR JANUARY 6 IN THE THE FASHIONABLE CARAVEllE TO SPEND EASTERN CHURCH), THE PAGAN CELEBRATIONS KWAJAlEIN ISLAND, A TINY SPECK IN THE THE NIGHT. THE HOTEL'S WINDOWS WERE ERE PURIFIED BY THE INFLUENCE OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN. SEVERAL HUNDRED' SHATTERED JU5T 10 MINUTES BEFORE URITY OF OUR LORD. CHILDREN THERE VISITED WITH HIM, AS- I JERRY COLONNA AND SEVERAL OTHER ENTE LET US ALLOW THE BIRTH OF THE CHRIST SURED HIM THAT THEY HAD BEEN GOOD TAINERS DROVE UP TO THE GLASS liTTER­ ILD AND TAE REMEMBERANCE OF HIS HOLY BOYS AND GIRLS, AND MADE THEIR CHRIST ED SIDEWALK TO CHECK IN. IFE TO GUIDE US INTO THE TRUE JOY OF MAS WISHES KNOWN. HOPE ARRIVED lATER. CHRISTMAS SEASON. SHORTLY BEFORE HIS DEPARTuRE FROM ------LUKE H. MARKVE THE NORTH POLE, THE WORlDiS FAVORITE I WALL STREET TODAY OLD GENTLEMAN REMARKED TO ONE OF HIS HELPER-FOREMEN THAT THE CHILDREN ON INDUSTRIAL STOCKS MANAGED A lONG CHRI~TMAS GREETINGS liST OF SMAll GAINS TODAY ALTHOUGH FROM FATHER FEY KWAJALEIN WERE AMONG THE ~iCEST AND BEST BEHAVED HE HAD ENCOUNTERED. TRADING VOLUME HAD DWINDLED AND VIRTU­ IT IS MY HEARTFELT JOY FOR THE FOURTH AllY NO BUSINESS WAS DONE AFTER MIDDAY CHRISTMAS TO WISH THE PEOPLE OF KWAJA­ CARGO PLANE CRASHES OilS WERE A STRONG SECTION AND All THE lEIN A BLESSED AND HAPPY CHRISTMAS. 1~ICALIFORNIA MAJORS CLOSED HIGHER ON THE DAY. 19D0 YEARS AGO, THE ANGELS SANG MOUNTAINS RETAIL STORES TOOK CENTER STAGE "PEACE TO MEN OF GOOD Will". Now 1900 SAN BRUNO, CALIF DEC. 24 (UPI) -- I A FLYING TIGER LINE CARGO Pl4NE "BLEW, HELPED BY REPORTS OF RECORD SPENDING YEARS lATER, WE NEED THAT SAME PEACE UP liKE A rIREBALl" EARLY TODAY WHEN FOR CHRISTMAS SO THAT WOOLWORTH AND THAT HE GAVE US THEN IN THE FORM OF AN I IT CRASHED INTO THE SAN BRUNO MOUNTA­ MARKS AND SPENCER WENT AHEAD. DISTil­ INFANT KING. ONLY WITH HEARTS AND MINDS INS IN A DENSE FOG. lERY COUNTERS NOTCHED SOME GAINS WHILE PURE AND OPEN TO HIS LOVE, SHALL WE FIND A FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY SPOKESMAN ELECTRICAlS MET DEMAND WITH ENGINEER­ THAT PEACE. Sc FOR CHRISTMAS 1964 AND COULD NOT CONFIRM THE NUMBER OF MEN ING AND CONSTRUCTION STOCKS. FOR THE COMING YEAR 1965, I HOPE THAT ABOARD THE PLANE, BOUND FROM SAN FRANJ THERE WAS NOT ENOUGH BUSINESS BEING THE PEACE THAT ONLY COMES FROM THE PEACE CISCO TO NEW YORK, BUT "PRESUMED IT DONE TO TEST GILT-EDGED SO THE GOVERN­ OF BETHLEHEM BE YOURS. AT CHRtSTMAS WAS LIMITED TO CREW MEMBERS." MENT BONDS REGISTERED NO WORTHWHilE TIME, THE ONLY PLACE FOR ANY CHRISTIAN HE oro NOT KNOW IF THERE WERE ANY CHANGES. IS TO KNEEL AT THE CRIB OF BETHLEHEM, SURVIVORS OR THE EXACT NUMBER OF CREW 30 INDUSTRIALS CLOSED AT 969.16 up.of4 SO LET US All GO TO BETHLEHEM AND OFFER 20 RAILS CLOSED AT 204.58 OFF 0.56 OUR HEARTS TO HIM AND BEG OF THE INFANT MEN BUT SAID "IT WOULD BE lESS THAN TEN." 15 UTilITIES CLOSED AT 153.32 UP 0.03 KING THAT PEACE THAT THE ANGELS HERALD­ 65 STOCKS CLOSED 304.02 OFF 0.17 ED 1900 YEARS AGO THE CRAFT CRASHEO NtAR THE COUNTY JAil AND A COAST GUARD RADIO STATION, AT&T 66 1/4 DAC 30 1/4 RCA 31 5/8. LEO. F. FEY, S.J. I TODAY'S VOLUME WAS 3,600,000 SHARES SETTING OFf A FIRE IN ONE OF THE COAS~ OF A TOTAL 1321 ISSUES TRADED, 532 WE COUNTDOWN. CHRISTMAS IS ALMOST UPON GUARD BUILDINGS. I HIGHER AND 472 LOWER.AMERICAN EXCHANGE US. ONLY A FEW HOURS REMAIN TO FINISH •• THE FIRE WAS EXTINGUiSHED AND THE VOLUME WAS 1,200 BONDS VOL •• &.AW NUTS. COAST GUARD SAID THERE WERE NO INJUR UME AMOUNTED TO I f PAGE 5 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 24 DECEMBER 1964 COLLEGE CAGE 5 SECTION UPI ALL-STARS NEW y~9,~~~Y~uPI )-- 5 or NEW YORK, DEC. 24 (UPI )-­ F,RST-RANKED MICHIGAN MUST ~------r------~THE UNITED PRESS INTERNA- HAVE BEEN TOUCHED BY THE HOLIDAY TIONAL 1964 NATIONAL FOOTBALL lEAGUE LAST NIGHT OR IT WOULD PROBABLY HAVE THE OBSERVER ALL-STAR TEAM (WITH NUMBER Of VOTES WON BY EVEN MORE THAN 99-81 OVER THE fROM A TOTAL Of 42 IN PARENTHESIS): BUTLER BULLDOGS. BY PAT lANIAS OFFENSE: RB-lENNY MOORE, BALTIMORE BUTLER GOT A 6-5 LEAD AND THAT WAS (27), QB-JOHNNY UNITAS, FB-JIM BROWN, ABOUT ALL. CAZZIE RUSSELL, BILL BUNTI INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNEY PC-JOHNNY MORRIS, CHICAGO (36), PC­ AND OLIVER DARDEN TMAN BUCKETED 15 TEAM ENTRIES ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED BOBBY MITCHELL, WASHINGTON (II), TE­ STRAIGHT POINTS TO PUT THE WOLVERINES fOR THE 1965 SPECIAL SERVICES SINGLE MIKE DITKA, CHICAGO (37), T-FoRREST IN COMMAND 20-6. ELIMINATION INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL GREGG,GREEN BAY (27), T-DICK SCHAfRATH MICHIGAN COACH DAVE STRACK BEGAN PUT­ TOURNAMENT WHICH WILL BE HELD IN LATE CLEVELAND (17), G-JIM PARKER, BALTI­ TING IN SUBSTITUTES AT THAT POINT. Rus­ JANUARY. MORE (39), G-KEN GRAY, ST. LOUIS (12) SELL WAS HIGH FOR THE WOLVERINES WITH THIS WILL BE A PRE SEASON TOURNEY C-MICK TINGELHOff, MINNESOTA (13). 21 POINTS AND DAVE SANDERS PACED BUTLER WITH THE "A" AND "B" LEAGUE COMPETI­ DEFENSE: E-GINO MARCHETTI, E-WILLIE WI TH 20. TION TO fOLLOW IMMEDIATELY AfTER THE DAVIS, T-HENRY JORDAN, GREEN BAY (24), THE GAME SERVED AS AN AMPLE WARMUP TOURNAMENT. T-BoB liLLY, DALLAS (19), MlB-RAY FOR MICHIGAN FOR THE EAITERN COLLEGE NITSCHKE, GREEN BAY (16), OlB-WAYNE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION'S HOLIDAY BASKET­ JR. HIGH GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT WALKER, DETROIT (13), OlB-JOE FORTUNAT BALL TOURNAMENT IN NEW YORK'S MADISON THE EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS ALL-STAR TEAM, CHICAGO (18), HB-PAT FISCHER, ST.lOUIS SQUARE GARDEN NEXT WEEK. CAPTAINED BY VICKIE ADDY, DEfEATED A (27), HB-BoB BOYD, BALTIMORE (13), FOURTH-RATED SAN FRANCISCO BREEZEC SIMILAR TEAM CHOSEN fROM THE SEVENTH S-PAUL KRAUSE, WASHINGTON (24), S­ B' UTAH STATE 86-71 TO REMAIN UNDEFEAT­ GRADE GIRLS P.E. CLASSES ON DALLY W,LLIE WOOD, GREEN BAY (15). ED, BUT THE DONS MUST COMPETE IN THE COURTS DECEMBER 23, 1964. IN THE TRA­ SECOND TEAM-OFFENSE: QB-SONNY JUR­ WESTERN COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE DITIONAL TOURNAMENT, THE EIGHTH GRADE~ GENSEN, WASHINGTON (2), RB-JIM TAYLOR, TOURNAMENT STARTING THE DAY AFTER WON THE fiRST GAME 15-1 BEHIND ALMOST GREEN BAY (6), RB-ToMMY MASON, MINN­ CHRISTMAS. PERfECT SERVING BY JULIE HENDRICKSON. ESOTA (4), PC-FRANK CLARKE, DALLAS (10) NOT ALL THE fAVORITES WERE AS FORTU­ THE SEVENTH ALL-STARS CAME BACK IN PC-BOBBY JOE CONRAD, ST. lOUIS (7), NATE AS MICHIGAN AND SAN FRANCISCO IN THE SECOND GAME Of THE MATCH TO TIE TE-PETE RETZLAff, PHILADELPHIA (5), THEIR "BREATHERS" BEFORE THEIR TOURNA­ THE SCORE WITH A 15-1' GAME TOTAL. T-GEORGE PREAS, BALTIMORE (9), T­ MENT AND CONfERENCE DATES, HOWEVER. EVER, THE EIGHTH GRADE TEAM PULLED TO­ CHARLIE BRADSHAW, P,TTSBURGH (7), G­ CINCINNATI SHOWED SOME OF THE CLASS GETHER TO WIN HANDILY IN THE THIRD AND JOHN GORDY, DETROIT (II), G-ALEX SAND­ WHICH EARNED IT TWO STRAIGHT NCAA DECIDING GAME 15-5. THE SEVENTH GRAD­ USKY, BALTIMORE (7), C-JIM RINGO, PHIL CHAMPIONSHIPS BY BEATING OREGON STATE ERS ELECTED BEVERLY MICHAEL fOR THEIR ADELPHIA (8). 71-56, DEPAUL DEFEATED PRE-SEASON FAV­ CAPTAIN. DEFENSE: E-DAVE JONES, los ANGELES ORITE SEATTLE 91-77, AND OHIO UNIVER­ TEAM LINE-UPS, COMPRISED Of THE BEST (15), E-JIM MARSHALL, MINNESOTA (5), SITY GOT HOT LATE IN A SEE-SAW GAME. EIGHT GIRLS fROM EACH CLASS WERE: T-MERLIN OLSEN, los ANGELES (16), T­ WITH NORTHWESTERN TO WIN 88-67. E,GHTH' JOANNE SUMNER, JULIE HEND­ ALEX KARRAS, DETROIT (8), MLB-DALE THE BEAR CATS BROKE A 41-41 TIE MID­ RICKSON, KATHY BATEN, KIM KUHLMANN, MEINERT, ST. lOUIS (7), OlB-STEVE ST WAY THROUGH THE SECOND HALF AGAINST VICKIE ADDY, CHRIS MENDAL, STARR SHEL­ BREAKER, BALT. (8), OlB-MATT HAZELTINE, FAVORED OREGON STATE WITH EIGHT STRAI HORSE, VICKIE SCARROW. SAN FRANCISCO-(8), HB-HERB ADDERLEY, POINTS TO SET UP THEIR fiFTH STRAIGHT SEVENTH: BEVERLY MICHAEL, C,NDY GREEN BAY (12), HB-DICK lEBEAU,DETROIT WIN AND SIXTH IN SEVEN GAMES. lEWIS, lou TURNER, JEANNE SWifT, DEBBIE (7), S-JERRY lOGAN, BALTIMORE (5), JESSE NASH, WHO SCORED 26 POINTS IN­ BROWN, KATHY BUTLER, lAUR~E HEWITT, S-MEL RENfRO, DALLAS (12). CLUDING 12 Of 13 fREE THROWS, LED A CATHY HALEY. DEPAUL SURGE TO END A TWO-GAME LOSSING MEN'S SOfTBALL SCHEDULE SURF TOURNEY RESUMED STREAK AGAINST SEATTLE. SATURDAY 26 DECEMBER, 5PM DALLY FIELD OHIO U. CAME ON STRONG AfTER INTER­ DOUGLAS VS. RIKAKIS. 5PM BRANDON F ELD MAKAHA, HAWAI I, DEC. 24 (UPI )--OFfl­ MISSION TO TURN BACK NORTHWESTERN Of BURNS & ROE VS. F,L-AMERICANS. CIALS EXPECTED TO RESUME THE LONG­ THE BIG 10. SOPHOMORE GUARD TOM DAVIS SUNDAY 27 DECEMBER, IPM DALLY FIELD DELAYED INTERNATIONAL SURfiNG CHAMPION­ WAS HIGH fOR THE WINNERS WITH WE TAL­ EBEYE MOUNT I ES VS. NA ALII S "B", 3PM SHIPS TODAY AS THE U.S. WEATHER BUREAU LIES. KWAJ METS VS. BOMBERS, 5PM-HIGH SCHOOL PREDICTED IMPROVED CONDITIONS fOR THE ST. JOSEPH'S REMAINED UNDEfEATED #2 vs. RIKAKIS. MAKAHA AREA. WITH A 60-54 VICTORY OVER WINLESS BOWL­ LiTTlE LEAGUE SCHEDULE THE 12TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL SURFING CHAMPIONSHIPS WERE SCHEDULED TO START ING GREEN AND TEMPLE WHIPPED PENN­ SATURDAY 26 DECEMBER, LITTLE LEAGUE LAST SATURDAY. BAD WEATHER fORCED SYLVANIA 73-59 IN A DOUBLEHEADER AT FIELD, 2PM CARDINALS VS. YANKEES, 4PM CANCELLATION Of EVENTS THE OPENING DAY. PHILADELPHIA. DODGERS VS. GIANTS. THE SENIOR MENS DIVISION ELIMINATIONS VILLANOVA RAN ITS RECORD TO 7-0 OVER SUNDAY 27 DECEMBER, 4PM LITTLE LEAGUE WERE HELD SUNDAY AND THE fiELD WAS OVERMATCHED STo FRANCIS 101-58 AS fiVE FIELD, YANKEES VS. DODGERS. PLAYERS HIT IN DOUBLE fiGURES. TRIMMED fROM 184 DOWN TO 48. IN OTHER GAMES, XAVIER Of oOHIO BEAT BOWLING lEAGUE BUT SINCE THEN CONTRARY WINDS HAVE ST. BONAVENTURE 100-78, DRAKE DOWNED THE NIKE-X BOWLING LEAGUE RESUMED ITS fORCEC CANCELLATION Of EVENTS ON A DAY SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 88-59, SOUTHERN REGULAR SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY EVENING WITH TO DAY BASIS. METHODIST EDGED M,SSOURI 78-73, ARIZONA A COUPLE Of HOTSHOTS LEADING THE WAY. DURING THE DELAY, SURf AS HIGH AS SURPRISED TEXAS WESTERN 77-40, lOUIS­ BOB BOUCHIE REALLY ROCKED 'EM IN THE 40 fEET POUNDED MAKAHA BEACH AND THE VILLE DUMPED BELLARMINE 88-69 AND NEW SECOND GAME WITH A 246 SCORE, THEN WORLD'S TOP SURfERS HAD TO SIT IDLY MEXICO THRASHED HOWARD·PAYNE 102-32. JIM STEVENS PACKED IN SEVEN STRIKES IN AND WATCH THE HUGE WAVES RUINED BY A AKRON, THE HOST TEAM, WON THE RUBBER A ROW IN HIS THIRD GAME TO DUPLICATE SOUTHERLY WIND THAT KICKED UP VICIOUS CITY CLASSIC BY BEATING WESTMINSTER THE EffORT. CROSS CHOP AND fOAM. 78-56, AND BUCKNELL GAINED CONSOLATION THE DOUGLAS TEAM AND THE SLOPSHOTS THE WINDS GUSTED TO 50 MILES AN HOUR HONORS WITH A 84-62 VICTORY OVER CAPI­ SPLIT THEIR SERIES 2-2, THE CASTAWAYS AT TIMES. TAL. MURRAY STATE BEAT WESTERN KEN­ TROUNCED THE JATOS 4-0, BCB ROLLED OVER THE WEATHER BUREAU SAID LAST NIGHT UCKY 77-68 TO WIN THE OHIO VALLEY CON­ THE MAffiA 4-0, AND THE DR WON OVER THAT WINDS HAD DROPPED TO ABOUT 10 MIL fERENCE TOURNAMENT AT lOUISVILLE. THE UNKNOWNS, 3-1. AN HOUR AND WERE SHifTING MORE TO THE EAST--IDEAL fOR MAKAHA ON THE WEST PLAYERS OF THE MONTH COAST Of OAHU. SWELLS ARE EXPECTED TO COLLIER REHIRED THE fOLLOWING PLAYERS HAVE BEEN BLANTON COLLIER RECEIVED AN EARLY NAMED AS PLAYERS Of THE MONTH Of DEC­ BE ONLY ABOUT 10 TO 15 fEET HIGH TODAY, THE WEATHER BUREAU SAID. CHRISTMAS PRESENT--A THREE-YEAR CON­ EMBER BY THE OBSERVER AND THROUGH THE THE CONDITIONS SHOULD BE EXCELLENT TRACT AS HEAD COACH Of THE CLEVELAND COURTESY Of THE OffiCIAL SCOREKEEPERS BROWNS, COLLIER, WHO SUCCEEDED PAUL fOR RUNNING Of THE ELIMATIONS IN THE WHO MADE IT POSSIBLE TO PROVIDE THE JONIOR MEN'S DIVISION. THERE ARE MORE BROWN AS COACH TWO YEARS AGO,LED CLEVE­ INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS. THAN 200 ENTRIES AND THEY MUST BE TRIM­ LAND TO ITS fiRST EASTERN DIVISION TI MEN'S lEAGUE: RAY NORTON Of THE IN SEVEN YEARSo THE CONTRACT RUNS MED DOWN TO fOR THE SEMI fiNALS. RIKAKIS, DAVE SEYDA Of DOUGLAS, KEN 48 THROUGH 1967 AND CALLS fOR A SALARY CONNORS Of KWAJ METS AND ED BARRETT THE WOMEN'S DIVISION HAS 38 ENTRIES BOOST. THE BROWNS MEET THE BALTIMORE AND THE TANDEM BOARD RIDING EVENT HAS Of THE RIKAKIS IN THE EASTERN DIVISION. COLTS IN THE Nfl CHAMPIONSHIP GAME AT II. RAY NAKAMURA Of JOMAKAJ, ANOKAR BORO CLEVELAND ON SUNDAY. THERE WILL BE 12 FROM EACH Of THE Of EBEYE TRITONS, BOBBY IHA Of JOMAKAJ OTHER THREE DIVISIONS IN THE fiNALS, THE OBSERVER WISHES ALL THE KW/JALEIN AND BILL W,ENER Of THE NA ALliS "A" HOPEfULLY SET rOR THIS WEEKEND. ATHLETES A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND IN THE WESTERN DIVISION. A HAPPY NEW YEAR. NONE ARE SET rOR CHRISTMAS DAY. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS THURSDAY 24 DECEMBER 1964 NOTICES CLUB NOTICES MICRONESIAN HANDICRAfT SHOP HOURS OF HELP WANTED OPERATION ARE AS FOLLOWS: MONDAY 7 TO SHOWT'ME 7 & 9 8:30 PM. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY YOKWE YUK SHORT CUT TO HELL* BW ROBERT IVERS, WILLIAM BiSHOP GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HAS THE FOLLOWING 9 TO II: 30 AM OPENINGS: ------DRAMA CLERK-TYPIST FULL-TIME ANNOUNCEMENTS SECRETARY FULL-TIME SHOWTI..,E 7=30 RACING FEVER CLERK-CASHIER FOR COMMISSARY PARCEL DELIVERY SERVICE WILL BE AVAIL­ RICHARDSON C BARBARA BIGGART, JOE MORRISON PART-TIME ABLE THRU TONIGHT FROM 6 TO B. BAG-BOY FOR COMMISSARY PART-TIME ADVENTURE DRAMA A •• POOR Y & C •• NO ApPLY AT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES' INDUS­ FIL-AM CLUB MEET~NG W!LL BE HELD ON TRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE IN THE TERMIN­ DEC. ~B, 1964 AT 6 PM. USUAL PLACE SHOWT~ME 7:30-12:15 AL AN~EX BUILDING BE PROMPTv OCEAN VIEW STOWAWA'( GIRL * BW ELSA MARTINELLI, TREVOR HOWARD - FULL AND PART-TIME FOOD AND BAR MIXED PAIR TOURNAMENT--THERE IS A COR­ MELODRA~A WAITERS WANTED AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. RECTION OF THE RESULTS OF THE FIRST CALL 419. SESSION OF THE TWO SESSION MIXED PAIR SHOWTIME 8 RO ~ NAMUR NEVER PUT ! T ! N TOURNAMENT AS FOLLOWS~ FULL-TIME MALE O~ FEMALE CASHIER I. MR. & MRS. G.D. CALVERT 59% WRITiNG BW WANTED FOR THE SNACK BAR. SEE JOHN 2. TIE FOR SECOND AND THIRD BE- PAT BOONE, MILO O'SHEA BENSON. 3. TWEEN ANDERSON AND POLLOCK AND COMDEY A-Y&CooFAIR BERGLUND AND MARLOW 56~ CLERK-STENO, FULL-TIME POSITiON, PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE RATiNGS: EACH FILM IS RATED AS TO QUALITf AS PERMANENT, AVAILABLE JAN. 4 1965. T~E RESULTS OF THE SECOND SESSION ARE LIMITED PAY-ROLL EXPERIENCE DESIRED. wELL AS SUlTABILITY FOR PERSONS OF AS FOLLOWS~ VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS ARE: INQUIPE KTS RANGE OPERATIONS BLDG. I. BOWE AND WICKETT 64% KENTRON HAWAI I, LTD. CALL 596/2135. 2. MRo & MRS. LONDON 61% A •• ADULTS Y .YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 C •• C.HILDREN. 3. SCHAFERSMAND & DETCHEMENDY 59% fOR SALE OTHER SYMBOLS USED AR~. * .. NO RATING THE OVERALL WINNERS OF THE TOURNAMENT C.oCO~OR BW •• BLACK AND WHITE WS •• WIDE SCREEN. CARR I ER A I R COND I T lONER, It-TON, IN ARE: AS FOLLOWS~ GOOD CONDITION AUTOMATIC DRYER, EX­ I. BOWE AND WICKETT CELLENT CONDITiON. CALL 2275. 2. SCHMERSAHL & NUESCA CHRISTMAS DAY WORSHIP SERVICE 3. SCHAFERSMAND & DETCHEMENDY Boy SCOUT S~IRT, SIZE 14, Boy SCOUT 4. MRS. JeW. SCHAEFER & B. FARRIS lH£RE W,lL BE A PROTEST~NT WORSHIP HAT, SIZE MEDIJM. BOTH BRAND NEW, SERVICE ON C~RISTMAS DAY IN THE CHAPEL WRONC SIZE ORDERED. CALL 403. YOKWE YUK DINING HOURS FOR CHIRSTMAS AT il AM THE SERViCE WILL CONSIST DAY ARE AS FOLLOWS~ BRUNCH 9 AM TO MAiNLY OF CHRISTMAS HYMNS AND A SHORT PATIO FURNITuRE, LIKE NEW. SUNBEAM I PM, DINNER 4 TO B PM. THE DINING SERMON TOASTER. SONY 500. Two BIKES IN ROOM W!LL BE R£SERVED FOR BACHELOR KWAJ CONDITION. PATiO SPEAKERS. SUN­ MEMBERS OF THE CLuB FROM 4 TO 5 PM. BEAM BLENDER. TRAILER 716. IT WILL BE OPE~ ~OR THE ENTIRE MEMBER­ CATHOliC SERVICES fOR CHRISTMAS SH~P FRO~ 5 TO B PM. Two 20" B!KES. GUITAR, WARDS $24 CO~FESSIONS FROM 7 OVCLOCK UNTIL MODEL, 3 MOS. OLD. SELL FOR $15. MARSHALLESE GIRL SCOUTS WITH THE KWAJ­ FINISHED, CHRISTMAS EVE. MASS AT MID­ QTRS. 41'-D OR CALL 2380. ALEIN CADETTE SCOUTS ARE WORKING ON A NIGHT AND AT 9:15 AM CHRISTMAS DAY. SERVICE PROJECT TO PROVIDE A GIFT PACK­ THE 9: 15 MASS WILL BE FOLLOWED BY ONE SPRINGFIELD SEMI-FINISHED SPORT­ AGE OF COLORING SUPPLIES FOR EACH HOS­ BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT. ER RIFLE STOCK. CALL 502. PITALIZED CHILD ON EBEYE. PLEASE DE­ MASS AT ROI NAMUR AT il~20, CHRISTMAS LIVER TO CHARLOTTE LAB ITT'S HOUSE, 427- DAY. AMPEX STEREO TAPE DECK. MODEL 2080, A, OR CALL BETTY REDMOND 2424 TO HAVE AUTOMATIC WITH WALNUT CASE. BRAND SUPPLIES PICKED UP. CHR ~ STMAS CH ~ NA STY LE NEW. CALL 2309 AFTER 4:30 P~. HONG KONG, DECo 24 (UPI)--BEHIND THE HOLIDAY SCHEDULE FOR THE BAMBOO CURTAIN IT WILL BE BUSINESS AS BELL T-367 TAPE DECK. NEEDS AUXIL­ ROI NAMUR/KWAJALEIN AIRLIFT USUAL tOR COMMUNIST CHINAuS 700 Mil­ IARY MOTORS FO~ SINGLE MACHINE TAPE LION PEOPLE ON CHRISTMAS. DUBBI~G. CALL 687. THURSDAY - 24 DECEMBER ONLY A TINY HANDFUL OF FA!T~FUL DEP KWA ARR ROI DE"P ROI ARR KWA C~R~ST!ANS WILL CELEBRATE THE HOLY DAY MiNOlTA 35MM ~~DE ANGLE LENS, $42 50 0700 0730 0740 oBlo IN THE FEW CHURCHES ST!L~ OPEN IN CALL 2786 A~TER 5 PM 0930 1000 1200 1230 ShANGHAI. 1230 1300 1400 1430 FOR THE REST CHRIST~AS HAS NO MEAN­ 15 GAL. AQUAR!JM. CABIN(T SEWING 1555 1625 1640 1710 ING--IT WILL BE JUST ANOTH[R DAY ON MAC~I~E CLOT~[S DRYER (AVAILABLE THE fARMS AND iN THE FACTORIES. JA~ 2) SEE ~T 490-D OR CALL 672. FRIDAY - 25 DECEMBER AMONG THE CHINESE ONLY THE SPRINK­ 1040 1110 12'30 1300 LING OF CHRISTIANS AND THE FEW ELDER­ WANTED 2030 2100 2110 2140 LY PEOPLE WHO HAD CONTACTS WITH FOR­ EIGNERS IN BY GONE YE"AR5 REMeMBER THE To BJV OR qENT GERMAN LANGUAGE BOOKS SATURDAY - 26 DECEMBER SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DAY. OR RECORDS. CALL 502 DAYS 0700 0730 0740 0810 MO~l MEMBERS OF THE fOREIG~ COLONY 1200 1230 1415 1445 WILL TAKt A HOLIDAY CHRISTMAS TO CEL­ SET OF DARTS, 6 OR 9, FOR DART 1555 1625 1640 1710 EBRATE MUCH AS THEY WOULD IF THEY WERE BOARD CALL 9-425 HOME, A SPOKESMAN AT THE BRITISH CON­ SUNDAY - 27 DECEMBER SULATE IN SHANGHAI TOLD UPI BY TELE­ CHiLDRENS PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, ANY REGULAR SUNDAY SCHEDULE PHONE. SIZE, BEFORE CHRISTMAS. CALL 2722 OR SEE AT TR. 574 ATTENTION 3RD - 4TH & 5TH GRADERS-­ MOSCOW, DEC. 25 (UPI)--IT IS ALREADY THE LIBRARY WILL BE OPEN NEXT WEEK CHRISTMAS DAY BEHiND THE IRON CURTAIN TO GIVE AWA( BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 10 AND 11~30 AM. AND EXCEPT FOR A fEW THOUSAND SOVIET ROMAN CATHOLICS AND A HANDFUL OF FOR­ ONLY ONt CHRISTMAS KITTEN LEFT VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBtA, DEC. 24 EiGNERS, CHRISTMAS DAY CAM~ UNNOTICED 8 WKS OLD, SOLID FOOD AND SAND BOX (UPI)--UNDAUNTED BY SNOWY WEATHER IN AND UNSUNG TO Moscow. TRAINED. CALL 2253. RECENT DAYS, POLICE HERE FOLLOWED A IT WAS ANOTHER WORKING DAY IN THiS TRAIL OF "ICE" TO NAB THREE THEFT SUS­ OFFICIALLY ATHEISTIC COUNTRYQ TRUCKS NEED A CHRISTMAS GiFT? NEW KODAK PECTS. AND TRACTORS WILL BE OUT AS USUAL LATE 500 WATT SLIDE PROJECTOR IN ORIGINAL POLICE INVESTIGATING A BREAK-IN AT TODAY IN 20 BELOW ZERO WEATHER. CARTON. $69 CA~L 2206. A JEWELERY STORt NOTICED A TRAIL OF DECEMBER 25, AS TOLLED OUT BY THE RINGS LtADING FROM A SMAS~ED WINDOW TO MIDNjGHT BELLS OF SPASSKY TOWER IN THE THERE WAS A SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS IN A NEARBY RESTAURANT. IT LET TO THREE KREM~!N, CAME FIRST TO EUROPE IN THE THE LETTER TO SANTA FROM A LITTLE GIRL YOWNG SUSPECTS W~O WERE TURNED OVER SOViET UNION. IN KEO~UC~ WHO ASKED FOR A W~RM SWEAT- TO JUVENILE AuThORITIES. YULETIDE BROKE EARLY BECAUSE OF TIME ER FOR THE TOWN'S ONLY PANHANDLER. D!FFERENCES.