If' THE FIRST DAILY PAPER PUBLiSHED WEST OF THE INTERNATIONAL DATELINE IS I-HGH TiDE LOW TIDE !2-20-64 12-20-64 4 6 AT 050J 0.5 AT 1122 6.0 AT u746 12-2 ~ -64 :Jk. HOURGLASS 12-21-64 404 AT 0613 0.3 AT 0018 5.7 AT 1829 VOL 5 NO 1882 KWAJALE IN, MARSHALL iSLANDS SATURDAY 19 DECEMBER 1964 0.1 AT 1203 CUBAN REFUGEES SEEK LATIN AMERICAN SITE EGYPTIAN FIGHTERS SHOOT DOWN FOR EXILE GOVERNMENT AMERICAN COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT WASHINGTON, DEc. 19 (UPI)--CUBAN CAIRO, DECo 19 (UPi)--EGYPTIAN JET FIGHTERS SHOT DOWN AN OIL COMPANY AIR­ EXILE LEADERS HEADED BY FORMER PRESI­ CRAFT SOUTH OF ALEXANDRIA ON THE MEDITERRANEAN COAST TODAY, RELIABLE SOURC~& DENT CARLOS PRIO SOCARRAS MET HERE TO­ SAfD. DAY TO SEEK OUT AN AMERICAN COUNTRY Two BODIES WERE FOUND IN THE BURNED OUT WRECKAGE. THEY WERE NOT IMMEDIATELY WHERE THEY CAN SET UP A GOVERNMENT-IN­ IDENTIFIED. EXILE. A SPOKESMAN SAID THE AIRCRAFT BELONGED TO THE Esso OIL COMPANY OF ADEN. A PRIO AND OTHER LEADERS, INCLUDING REPORTBYARELIABLE SOURCE SAID THE AMERICAN AIRCRAFT WAS FORCED DOWN, BUT DID CARLOS MARQUEZ STERLING AND EUSEBIO NOT EXPLAIN HOW. OTHER RELIABLE SOURCES SAID, HOWEVER, THE PLANE WAS SHOT MUJAL, SAID THEY HAD DECIDED TO MEET DOWN BY RUSSIAN-MADE MIG FIGHTERS OF THE UoA.Ro AIR FORCE NEAR ROSETTA, A HERE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE CURRENT TOWN NEAR ALEXANDRIA. CONFERENCE OF FOREIGN MINISTERS AT THE THE SOURCES SAID THE PLANE WAS A TWO-ENGINE, PROPELLER DRIVEN FAIRCHILD AND PAN AMERICAN UNION. r------WAS NOT ARMED. "WE ARE HERE RECAUSE THE FOREIGN POLICE SAID THEY HAD NOT ESTABLISHED MINISTERS ARE MEETING AND IT GIVES US iN TODAY'S HOURGLASS THE NATIONALITIES OF THE PERSONS A CHANCE TO TALK TO SOME OF THEM WITH­ PAGE ABOARD BUT FOUND IN THE WRECKAGE A PI­ OUT HAVING TO MAKE EXTENSIVE JOURNEYS~ lOT'S LICENSE ISSUED IN KENYA. AN EXILE SPOKESMAN SAID. HE HINTED ACTIVIT rES SCHEDULE 8 THE INCIDENT OCCURRED ABOUT EIGHT THAT EXILES MIGHT TRY TO GET BRAZIL TO CHURCH NOTICES 8 THIS MORNING THE AMERICAN CONSULATE INVITE THEM TO SET UP A GOVERNMENT-IN­ CLASSIFIED ADS 7 IN ALEXANDRIA HAD NO INFORMATION BUT CLUB NOTIces EXILE THERE IN VIEW OF UNITED STATES 7 WAS CHECKING. OPPOSITION ON THE IDEA. FEATURES 3 AMERICAN AMBASSADOR LUCIUS D. BATTLE LOCAL NEWS BRAZIL1S FOREIGN MINISTER VASCO LEI­ MET WITH U.A~R. PRESIDENT GAMAL ABDEL TAO DA CUNHA THREW COLO WATER ON THE N£XT WEEK'S MOVIES ~ NASSER TODAY BUT AN EMBASSY SOURCE SPORTS IDEA, HOWEVER, ASKING HOW BRAZIL COULD 5 SAID THE MEETING WAS ARRANGED PREVIOUS­ TODAylS MOVIES RECOGNIZE A NON-EXISTENT GOVERNMENT. 7 LY AND T~E INCIDENT WAS NOT DISCUSSED_ BECAUSE THE AMBASSADOR DID NOT KNOW ABOUT IT. -- LBJ WILL GO TO TEXAS RANCH SOURCES SAID THE PLANE CAME FROM AQABA, JORDAN, AND WAS SIGHTED OVER FOR HOLIDAY; BUDGET STUDY U,AoR. AIR SPACE. THE MIGS WERE SENT WASHINGTON, DECc 19 (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON WILL GO TO TEXAS TOMORROW fOR UP TO INTERCEPT IT. A HOLIDAY STAY WHICH WILL INVOLVE "VERY fNTENSIVE BUDGET ACTIVITY," THE WHITE WHEN THE MIGS TRIED TO GUIDE T~E HOUSE ANNOUNCED TODAY PLANE TOWARD CAIRO AIRPORT, THE SOUR­ PRESS SECRETARY GEORGE E. REEDY TOLD NEWSMEN THAT BUDGET DIRECTOR KERMIT CES SAID, IT TRIED TO FLY NORTH, THE GORDON WILL ACCOMPANY THE PRESIDENT WHEN HE LEAVES FOR HIS TEXAS RANCH TOMOR­ OPPOSITE DIRECTION. MINUTES LATER, ROW AFTERNOON OR EVENING. THE MIGS SHOT IT DOWN NEAR ROSETTA. REEDY SAID SEVERAL CAelNET OFFICERS ALSO MAY ACCOMPANY JOHNSON. MOST, IF NOT ALL, OF THE CABINET WILL GO TO TEXAS TO DISCWSS aUDG[T MATTERS AT SOME TIME BEFORE THE PRESIDENT RETURNS AFTER THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, REEDY SAID. REP FORD MAKES MOVE MRS. JOHNSON WILL ACCOMPANY THE PRESIDENT TOMORROW, REEDY SAID, AND DAUGHT­ ER LUCI PROBABLY WILL LEAVE FOR TEXAS THEN. THE PRESiDENT'S OLDER DAUGHTER TO EASE OUT HALLECK LYNDA PROBABLY WILL STAY IN WASHINGTON CONGO REBEL FORCE AS GOP HOUSE LEADER WASHINGTON, DECu 19 {UPI)--REP. FOR A FEW OAtS BEFORE JOINING THE FAM- ILY AT THE RANCH, REEDY SAID. RECAPTURES PAUL IS GERALD R. FORD, TODAY ANNOUNCED HE Wtu THE PRESIDENT HAS STATED THAT INI­ LEOPOLDV I LLE, DEC. 19 (up I)--RESUR- SEEK TO UNSEAT HOUSE REPUBLICAN LEADER TIAL REQUESTS PR0POSED FOR THE NEW GENT REBEL FORCES RECAPTURED MOST OF CHARLES A. HALLECK TO GIVE THE PARTY BUDGET BY GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS AND THE KEY NORTHEASTERN CONGO TOWN OF lI NEW IDEAS, NEW SPIRIT, AND NEW LEA- AGENCIES TOTALED MORE THAN $108 BILLION PAULIS TODAY. OTHER REBELS WERE RE- DERSHIP." , WHEN THEY WERE SUBMITTED IN LATE SEP­ PORTED MASSING FOR A STRIKE TOWARD THE DECISION OF THE 51-YEAR-OLD TEMBER AND EARLY OCTOBER. RICH KATANGA PROVINCE IN THE SOUTH- MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN TO CHALLENGE THE IN OUTLINING HIS PROPOSED "GREAT EAST VETERAN HALLECK FOR LEADERSHIP WAS EX­ SOCIETY" FOR THE CABINET IN MID-NOVEM­ NEW ARMS AND AMMUNITION APPARENTLY PECTED TO PLUNGE THE HOUSE REPUBLICAN BER, JOHNSON URGED CABINET MEMBERS AND REACHING THE REBELS FROM NEIGHBORING MINORITY INTO A BITTER STRUGGLE BE­ AGENCY HEADS TO WEED OUT OBSOLETE PRO­ COUNTRIES SPURRED THE TWIN MILITARY TWEEN NOW AND JANUARY 4 WHEN THE ISSUE GRAMS WITH LITTLE CURRENT URGENCY IN THREAT TO rHE GOVERNMENT. PREMIER WILL BE DECIDED AT A PARTY CAUCUS. A RETRENCHMENT DESIGNED TO PROVIDE fi­ MOISE TSHOMBE, EXPECTED BACK HERE SOON FORD SAID THE QUESTION OF NEW LEADE~ NANCING FOR PROGRAMS TO PROMOTE THE FROM A EUROPEAN TOUR, SAID IN ROME SHIP AND THE CONDUCT OF THE PARTY "~~ GREAT SOCIETY. ONLY LAST WEEK THAT THE COMMUNIST- BE CRUCIAL IN DETERMINING THE FUTURE (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) BACKED REBELLION WAS ENDED. OF OUR PARTY AND THE TWO-PARTY SYSTEM~ REPORTS REACHING LEOPOLDVILLE TODAY FORD STUDIOUSLY AVOIDED ANY DIRECT TWO SPACE EFFORTS SAID THAT ONLY THE AIRPORT, MISSION REFLECTIONS UPON HALLECK's SIX-YEAR WILL JOIN FORCES STATION AND A SMALL PART OF THE BUSI­ LEADERSHIP OF THE HoUSE REPUBLICANS WASHINGTON, DEC. 19 (UPI)--SEN. CLIN­ NESS DISTRICT OF PAULIS WERE HELD BY BUT HE SAID "BY fiNDING BETTER WAYS TON P. ANDERSON, (DEM.-N.Mc), SAID TO­ THE 47 WHIrr MERCENARIES AND SOME 200 TO BETTER UTILIZE THE TALENTS OF THE DAY THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT AND CIVIL­ CONGO GOVERNMENT TROOPS BATTLING THE GOP MEMBERSHIP THROUGH NEW TECHNIQUES IAN SPACE AGENCY HAVE AGREED TO HAR­ REBELS. MILITARY SOURCES CALLED THE AND BOLD LEADERSHIP, BY WILLINGNESS TO MONIZE THEIR EFFORTS TO PREVENT WASTE­ GOVERNMENT POSITION "VULNERABLE" TRY NEW IDEAS, BY LEADING RATHER THAN FUL DUPLICATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PAUL IS, 240 MILES NORTHEAST OF STAN­ SIMPLY REACTING WE CAN AND MUST DEVEL­ A MANNED SPACE LABORATORY LEYVILLE, HAS BEEN ONE OF ONLY FOUR OP THE RESPECT AND THE SUPPORT Of THE ANDERSON IS CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE GOVERNMENT STRONGHOLDS IN THE VAST AMERCIAN PEOPLE" SPACE COMMITTEE. HE RAISED QUESTIONS AREA AND AN IMPORTANT CENTER IN THE RECENTLY ABOUT WHETHER THE TWO AGENCIES CAMPAIGN TO FREE HOSTAGES HELD BY THE WASHINGTON, DEC, 19 (UPI)--THE UNIT­ SHOULD GET TOGETHER ON PARALLEL PRO­ REBELS. ED STATES, BRITAIN AND FRANCE HAVE GRAMS TO DEVELOP ORBITTING VEHICLES. ELSEWHERE IN THE NORTHEAST, OTHER TOLD RUSSIA THEY ARE READY TO HOLD '~~ THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE REBEL FORCES ATTACKED THE GOVERNMENT FORMAL" FOUR-POWER MEETINGS IN BERLIN ADMINISTRATION IS DEVELOPING A VEHICLE BASE AT BUN lA, NEAR LAKE ALBERT AND ON PROBLEMS INVOLVING THE WHOLE OF IN CONNECTION WITH ITS ApOLLO PROJECT THE UGANDA BORDER, BUT WERE REPULSED, BERLIN, OfFICIALS SAID TODAY. TO LAND MEN ON THE MOON BY 1970. THE INFORMED SOURCES SAID, THE ALLIED STATEMENT WAS MADE THURS­ AIR FORCE IS DEVELOPING A SIMILAR VE­ AN ARMY ANNOUNCEMENT LAST NIGHT SAID DAY TO THE SOVIET LIAISON OFFICE IN HICLE fOR ITS MANNED ORBITTING LABORA­ REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE REBEL DRIVE EAST GERMANY IN RESPONSE TO A KREMLIN TORY (MOL) PROGRAM. THE REVIEW UNDER­ AGAINST PAULIS HAD ARRIVED FROM WATSA OVERTURE SUGGESTING FOUR-POWER MEET~ WAY BY BOTH AGENCIES WIll STRENGTHEN AND WAMBA AND THE TROOPS SEEMED TO BE INGS. THE ALLIES SUGGESTED THE TALKS THE TOTAL SPACE EFfORT, NEWLY EQUIPPED WITH ARMS BE HELD IN EAST AND WEST ALTERNATELY. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 19 DECEMBER- 1964 PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT PROFOUNDl NEW CANAL PROPOSAL THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING Offi­ STOCKTON, CALIF. DEC. 19 (UPI)--THE CER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL IS­ CHEERED BY DIPLOMATS LATEST COLLEGIATE FAD MAY BE THE NUT­ WASHINGTON, DEC. 19 (UPI)--PRESIDENT LANDS. CONTRACT DA-010021 AMc-90004 TIEST YET, BUT AT LEAST IT'S CLEAN. JOHNSON'S HISTORIC DECISION ON THE (Y) (NI2367156) 35133A PMR WITH GLOBAL STEPHEN KNOWLES, 19, PALO ALTO, LAST PANAMA CANAL MAY rREE THE UNITED STATES ASSOC I ATES • NIGHT STEPPED OUT OF THE SHOWERS IN OF A MAJOR POLITICAL LIABILITY IN LAT~ THE HOURGLAsS IS PUBLISHED DAILY HIS DORMITORY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF THE AMER I CA. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR PACIf"lC. HE CLAIMED A RECORD AFTERSTA¥­ THE MERE ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS INTEN­ NOTICES IS 4PM THE DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ ING UNDER THE WATER FOR 45 HOURS AND TIONS LAST NIGHT BROUGHT EXPRESSIONS TION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS I MINUTE. AN OKLAHOMA STATE STUDENT OF PRAISE FROM PANAMANIAN PRESIDENT lOAM THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. HELD THE PREVIOUS MARK OF 44 HOURS 44 MARCO A. ROBLES, WHO SAID IT WAS A THE HOURGLASS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MINUTES AND 44 SECONDS. "HAPPY OMEN" AND SOMETHING HIS COUNTR~ EDIT COpy RECEIVED fOR PUBLICATION DURING HIS DOUSING, KNOWLES SLEPT, MEN HAD BEEN AWAITING II rOR FIVE GENERA­ ATE, CHATTED WITH FRIENDS, AND TOOK A TIONS." FINAL EXAMINATION IN PHILOSOPHY. HE LATIN AMERICAN DIPLOMATS IN WASHING­ EDITOR: NEIL PHELPS-MuNSON DICTATED THE "TAKE-HOME" EXAMINATION TON ALSO WERE ENTHUSIASTICo ANTONIO ASST EDITOR. DICK VETH TO A FRIEND.THE TOPIC WAS DOES AL BONILLA-ATILES, THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC's STAFF REBECCA LLEWELLYN " L MEANING COME FROM EXPERIENCE?" AMBASSADOR TO THE ORGANIZATION OF RUTH LONDON AMERICAN STATES, SAID, "THIS IS WONDER­ AUDREY STRATMANN TWO RED SPIES FUL--A rANTASTIC DEMONSTRATION OF PEGGY TEMPLIN GET 50 YEARS SOLIDARITY AND COOPERATION WITHIN THE NEWARK, DEC. 19 (UP1)--A fEDERAL AMER I CAS. " JUDGE YESTERDAY SENTENCED CONVICTED THE 1903 CANAL TREATY WITH PANAMA, OffiCIAL BULLETIN AMERICAN Spy JOHN BUTENKO TO 30 YEARS NOW TO BE RENEGOTIATED, HAS BEEN A SYM­ DUTY OffiCER fOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE IN PRISON AND HIS RUSSIAN CO-DEFENDANT BOL OF AN EARLIER ERA OF UoS. PATERNA­ DATE HOME PHONE IGOR IVANOV TO 20 YEARS. LISM IN LATIN AMERICA WHICH THIS COUN­ 19 DEC 64 *LT. COL W.J. NELSON 646 BOTH MEN COULD HAVE RECEIVED THE OCATH TRY WOULD LIKE TO LEAVE BEHIND. 20 DEC 64 *CAPT. M.C. WINEBARGER 664 PENALTY ON THEIR CONVICTIONS OF PLOT- THE ANTI-U.S. RIOTS IN PANAMA AND 21 DEC 64 CAPT R.O. CASE 2201 TING TO PASS AIR fORCE DEFENSE SEC- THE CANAL ZONE LAST JANUARY HAVE TO 22 DEC 64 LT COL. W.W. CRUM 604 RETS MEMBERS OF THE RUSSIAN UNITED T~ SOME EXTENT SERVED AS A RALLYING POINT 23 DEC 64 CAPT. L.O. COX 2334 NATIONS DELEGATION. FOR ANTI-U.S. PROPAGANDA THROUGHOUT 24 DEC 64 2ND LT. D.W. OLIVER 602 U.s. DISTRICT COURT JUDGE ANTHONY LATIN AMERICA. 25 DEC 64*LT. COL R.W. ZINN 746 T. AUGELLI, WHO HEARD THE EIGHT WEEK THE 1903 TREATY GRANTED THE UNITED *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR TRIAL, PASSED SENTENCE AFTER HOLIDA~ DECL~RING STATES VIRTUAL SOVEREIGNTY OVER THE DUTY OFFICER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST THAT THE TWO MEN HAD COMMITTED A HEI- CANAL ZONE, WHICH PANAMANIANS HAVE SITE COMMANDING OfFICER'S REPRESENTA- NOUS CRIME." RESENTED. TIVE DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL WORKING "THE OfFENSE STRIKES AT THE VERY SINCE THE CANAL WAS OF MILITARY IM­ HOURS HEART OF THE NATIONAL SECURITY Of THIS PORTANCE AND HAD TO BE PROTECTED FROM b~~~======r COUNTRY" HE SAID "SPYING IS A HAZAR­ SABOTAGE,A LARGE AMERICAN COLONY WAS UoSo FIRMS CONTROL DOUS BUSINESS." CREATED TO OPERATE IT AND TROOPS WERE To THE END, BUTENKO AND IVANOV MAIN­ STATIONED THERE TO PROTECT ITo WORLD'S STEEL TRADE TAINED THEIR INNONCENCE. THE ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF THE CANAL NEW YORK, DEC. 19 (UPI)--THE RUNNING MOMENTS BEfORE SENTENCING, THE 39- HELPED GIVE PANAMA ONE OF THE HIGHEST BATTLE BETWEEN STEEL IMPORTERS AND THE YEAR OLD BESPECTACLED BUTENKO, A FOR­ STANDARDS OF LIVING iN LATIN AMERICA, DOMESTIC PRODUCERS OVER THE IMPACT OF MER $14,ooO-A-YEAR ELECTRONICS ENGI­ BUT PANAMAmlANS SOUGHT INCREASED JOB QUANTITIES OF STEEL BROUGHT INTO THIS NEER, TOLD THE COURT: OPPORTUNITIES FOR PANAMA AND SYMBOLIC COUNTRY WAS GIVEN A NEW DIMENSION BY "I REALIZE I HAVE BEEN fOUND GUILTY RIGHTS SUCH AS HAVING THE PANAMANIAN A STUDY THAT PUTS THE UNITED STATES AS ACCORDING TO OUR FORM Of JUSTICE BY A FLAG rLOWN ALONG WITH UoS. FLAGS. A SIZABLE NET EXPORTER. JURY , BUT 1 KNOW I'M INNOCENT. I " HAVE IT WAS THE FLAG ISSUE WHICH LED TO THE STUDY, UNDERTAKEN BY THE AMERI­ DONE NOTHING TO HARM MY COUNTRY. THE JANUARY RIOTS. CAN INSTITUTE FOR IMPORTED STEEL(AIIS) THROUGH AN INTERPRETER, IVANOV, A IN NEW TREATIES, UeS. OFFICIALS ARE HAS DETERMINED THAT THE UNITED STATES CHAUffEUR fOR THE SOVIET TRADE AGENCY DETERMINED TO AVOID ANY fORMULA WHICH REGISTERED A $29,608 BILLION SURPLUS AMTORG, DENIED ANY SPYING AND SAID HE MIGHT AGAIN CAUSE 60 YEARS Of POLITICAL IN STEEL TRADE BETWEEN 1959 AND 1963. CONSIDERED HIS ARREST "AN UNfORTUNATE CONTROVERSY. IN THE MAIN, THE BATTLE OVER IMPORTS MISUNDERSTANDING.~ HIS ATTORNEY HAD THE PROPOSED NEW SEA-LEVEL CANAL, HAS BEEN fOUGHT ON A TONNAGE BASIS AND SUGGESTED THAT IVANOV BE EXPELLED fROM OPERATING WITHOUT LOCKS, IS EXPECTED HAS BEEN LIMITED DIRECTLY TO STEEL THE COUNTRY INSTEAD OF SENT TO JAIL, TO BE LESS VULNERABLE TO SABOTAGE OR PRODUCTS. BUT THE JUDGE DID NOT HEED THE PLEA. BOMBING AND THEREfORE WILL NEED LESS • THE AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL INSTI1U~ SECURITY MEA~S~U~R~E_S__ • ______(AISlb FOR INSTANCE, POINTS WITH GROW­ NO CHIEF YET ROME, DEC. 19 (UPI)--PARLIAMENT TO­ ING APPREHENSION AT THE RECORD 6.1 MIL­ NEW CANAL MAY AFFECT DAY fAt LED IN THE SEVENTH BALLOT TO LION TONS OF INGOT srEEL SHIPPED HERE ELECT A NEW PRESIDENT. ATOM TEST BAN TREATY BY FOREIGN SUPPLIERS IN 1964. THIS WASHINGTON, DEC. 18 (UPI)--BuILDING WITH 700 BALLOTS COUNTED, THE HIGH­ AISI SAYS, IS EQUAL TO NINE MILLION THE SEA-LEVEL CANAL PROPOSED BY PRESI­ EST TOTAL WAS 313 VOTES fOR CHRISTIAN TONS Of RAW STEEL, AND COMPARES WITH DENT JOHNSON TODAY COULD INVOLVE A DEMOCRAT GIOVANNI LEONE. THIS MATHEMA­ STEEL EXPORTS Of THREE MILLION TONS IN MAJOR MODIFICATION OF THE NUCLEAR TEST TICALLY EXCLUDED HIM OR ANYONE ELSE THE SAME PERIOD. BAN TREATY AS WELL AS DifFICULT NEGO­ FROM GAINING THE REQUIRED MAJORITY Of Now THE A liS SH I FlS THE BATTLEF I ELD TIATIONS WITH PANAMA 482. TO THE DOLLAR VALUE OF NOT ONLY STEEL ACCORDING TO THE ATOMIC ENERGY COM­ THE OFFICIAL FINAL COUNT GAVE LEONE MILL ITEMS, BUT TO EXPORTS OF STEEL­ MISSION THE CHEAPEST AND SECOND-SHOR­ 313 VOTES TO 251 fOR COMMUNIST UMBERTO BEARING PRODUCTS, LIKE MACHINERY, fARM TEST ROUTE FOR SUCH A CANAL IS THROUGH TERRACINI, 138 FOR SOCIAL DEMOCRAT GI­ EQUIPMENT, RAILROAD EQUIPMENT, AUTOMO­ PANAMA--SOUTH OF THE PRESENT CANA~. USEPPE SARAGAT AND 132 FOR CHRISTIAN BILES, AND DEfENSE EQU I PMENT (W ITH T HE IT IS KNOWN AS THE SASARDI-MoRTI DEMOCRAT AMINTORE fANfANI. EXCEPTION OF THAT PORTION COMING UNDER ROUTE NEAR PANAMA'S CALEDONIA BAY. USI~ GRANTS-IN-AID). FIRE AT NEIMAN-MARCUS NUCLEAR BLASTS, THE AEC SAID, CUTTING THE IMPORTERS GROUP, WHICH REPRESENTS THE CANAL THROUGH MILES OF LAND DALLAS, DEC. 1964 (UPI)--THE CHILD­ 46 50 COMPANIES HANDLING 75 PERCENT Of THE WOULD COST ABOUI $770 MILLION, BUT THE REN'S WEAR SECTION OF INTERNATIONALLY STEEL WEST EUROPEAN PRODUCERS SELL IN LIMITED NUCLEAR TEST BAN PROHIBITS KNOWN NEIMAN-MARCUS, WHERE flH IS " AND THIS COUNTRY, ALSO TOSSED IN STEEL GROUND-LEVEL ATOMIC BLASTS. THE SOVIET "HER" BALLOONS FOR ADULTS WERE $6,850 SCRAP, IN WHICH THE UNITED STATES DOES UNION AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER TREATY SIG­ CHRISTMAS SPECIALS, WAS HARDEST HIT Ta­ A SIZABLE EXPORT TRADE. NATORIES WOULD HAVE TO APPROVE A CHANGE DAY BY A fiVE-ALARM THAT CAUSED MILLIONS THE IMPORTERS SAID THAT, "RATHER IN THE TEST BAN. OF DOLLARS DAMAGES ON THE BIGGEST SALES THAN SUFFERING fROM SHRINKING MARKE~, AT A BRIEFING U.S. OFFICIALS SAID IT DAY OF THE YEAR DOMESTIC STEEL PRODUCERS HAVE CONSIS­ SHOULD BE POSSIBLE TO CONSTRUCT A SEA THREE SNORKEL UNITS AMONG tHE 30 MA­ TENTLY EARNED ABOUT $200 MILLION ANNU­ LEVEL CANAL IN 10 TO 15 YEARS. IT MAY JOR PIECES Of EQUIPMENT CHECKED THE ALLY BECAUSE Of THE INTERNATIONAL STEa TAKE fOUR YEARS JUST TO COMPLETE DE­ FLAMES ON UPPER fLOORS OF THE SEVEN­ TRADE " TAILED STUDIES TO FIX THE BEST ROUTE. STORY LANDMARK IN THE HEART OF DOWN­ THE COST, OFFICIALS SAID, IS AN UNKNOWN TOWN DALLAS. fiVE OF THE 400 FIREMEN YEOVIL, ENGLAND, DEC. 19 (UPI)-­ FACTOR. WERE OVERCOME BY SMOKE, ONE HIT BY A MOTORISTS CAN SIT IN A LOUNGE AT AN OFFICIALS BELIEVE IT IS POSSIBLE fALLING MARBLE SLAB ON THE LEG, AND AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP HERE AND WATCH TALKS MIGHT HAVE TO BE HELD WITH THE ANOTHER CUT ON THE HAND, ALL RECOVERED MECHANICS WORK ON THEIR CARS BY CLOS­ RUSSIANS AND OTHER COUNTRIES TO REACH SWIFTLY. DAMAGE WAS ESTIMATED BETWEEN ED CIRCUIT TELEVISION. AN UNDERSTANDING ON USE OF NUCLEAR DE­ $5 MILLION AND $10 MILLION V I CES FOR PROJECTS SUCH AS CANAL OIGGr~o THE HOURGLASS SATURDAY 19 DECEMBER 1 64 DECORATING CONTEST TRAVELLING PETS MEET PIERRE FAVRE GLOBAL ASSOCIATES' SPECIAL SERVICES PLEASURE-SEEKING TOURiSTS, GLOSE­ GLOBAL ASSOCIATES IS PROUD TO ADD DEPARTMENT HAS ALREADY RECEIVED A TROTTING SERVICEMEN AND OVERSEAS TO lTS MANAGEMENT ROSTER PIERRE FAVRE, , NUMBER Of ENTRIES fOR THE HOUSE AND PERSONNEL MAY NOW AVOID THE CONfUSION MEW MANAGER OF COMMUNITY SERVICES. MR. TRA~LER DECORATiNG CONTEST. IN DRIVING AND fRUSTRATiON STEMMING fROM THE FAVRE ARRIVED ON THE ISLAND WITH HIS THROUGH THE DEPENDENT HOUSING AREA WE PROBlEM'Of SHiPPING fAMILY PETS. WifE, KAREN, AND FOUR CHilDREN TWO NOTiCE THAT SOME fAMILIES HAVE REALLY A NEW PAMPHLET, "TRAVELING ABROAD WEEKS AGO. GONE ALL OUT TO CREATE A HOLIDAY SPI­ WITH YOUR PET," DESCRIBED AS THE fiRST As MANAGER OF COMMUNITY SERVICES, RIT WITH THEIR DECORATIONS. You STILL INCLUSiVE SOURCE Of INfORMATION ON PIERRE'S BACKGROUND IS ADMIRABLY HAVE UNTIL DEC. 23 TO COMPLETE YOUR TRAVEL REGULATIONS fOR DOGS AND CATS SUITED TO MANAGING THE WIDESPREAD DECORATIONS. WE HOPE THAT THOSE WHO HAS BEEN MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT, WHICH IN­ HAVE NOT YET BEGUN WILL TAKE ADVANTAGE BY THE AMERICAN SOCIETY fOR THE PRE­ CLUDES THE RETAIL D,V,S,ON, SPECIAL Of THE NEXT fEW DAYS. VENTION Of CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. SERVICES, POST OFfICE, MARINA, AND To iNSURE THAT THE JUDGES DON'T MISS MOST COUNTRIES REQUIRE A HEALTH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. YOUR HOUSE OR TRAILER, PLEASE CALL CERTifiCATE AND RABIES INOCULATIONS. HE WAS GRADUATED FROM GEORGE WASH­ THE SPECIAL SERVICES OfFICE AT 331' HOWEVER, ENTRANCE RULES fOR PETS INGTON UNIVERSITY WITH A DEGREE IN AND GiVE THE~, ~OUR JNA~E, AND' QUARmERS VARY AROUND THE WORLD. FOR EXAMPLE, ECONOMICS, AND TOOK HIS MASTERS AT NUMBER. 1111 SWITZERLAND HAS NO RESTRICTIONS WHATSOEVER, WHILE Around GREAT BRITAIN RE­ TOWN • • • QUIRES A SIX-MONTH QUARANTINE. STRALIA AND THE SOVIET WATER REPORT UNION BAN ALL ANIMALS fROM THE UNITED RAINFALL YESTERDAY 0 STATES. WATER DISTILLED YESTERDAY 65,000 THIRTEEN COUNTRIES REQUIRE AN ENTRY WATER USED YESTERDAY 280,000 PERMIT OR LICENSE AND OTHERS ASK fOR WATER IN STORAGE TODAY 12,730,000 DISTEMPER INOCULATIONS. MANY HAVE QUARANTINE RULES RANGING fROM TWO TRArF1C CONTROL NOTICE WEEKS IN JAPAN TO SIX MONTHS IN COSTA 11 OCEAN ROAD BETWEEN 3RD AND 4TH RICA, ENGLAND, iRELAND AND TRiNIDAD. STREETS WILL BE CLOSED TO VEHICULAR CANADA DEMANS A RABIES INOCULATION TRAfFiC ON DEC. 21 AND 22 FROM 4:00 fOR DOGS, BUT MAKES AN EXCEPTION fOR TO 7:30 PM. WHICH SANTA VISITS THE PERfORMING AND SEEING EYE DOGS ENT­ COMMUNITY CENTER. SECURITY DEPARTMENT ERING TEMPORARILY" THE U.S., FINLAND, WilL D~R£CT TRAfF1C. YOUR COOeERATION ITALY AND NORWAY EXAMINE THE PET AT DURiNG THIS PERiOD WILL BE APPRECIAT­ THE PORT Of ENTRY ED. THiS MEASURE IS NECESSARY TO PRO­ THE ASPCA RECOMMENDS THE fOLLOWING TECT THE CHiLDREN OF OUR COMMUNITY. TIPS WHEN SHIPPING A PET AHEAD Of MARSHALlESE SHOPPING DAY DEPARTURE: MONDAY, DEC. 21 WILL BE KNOWN AS PLAN THE TRIP WITH THE MiNIMUM Of THE HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL, SPECIAL­ MARSHAllESE DAY AT THE TWO CHRIST­ STOPS AND TRANSFERS. IZING IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT. MAS SHOPPiNG CENTERS, MACY'S AND Toy­ SELECT A STURDY CRATE WHiCH HAS A PRIOR TO JOINING THE GLOBAL fORCES, LAND. MACyiS WiLL BE OPEN ESPECIALLY LEAKPROOf BOTTOM AND IS LARGE ENOUGH P,ERRE WORKED IN THE F,NANCIAL MANAGE­ FOR MARSHALLESE SHOPPING FROM 4 TO fOR THE PET TO STAND, LIE DOWN OR MENT DEPARTMENT AT THE HOME OFFICE Of 7 PM AND TOYLAND FROM 4 TO 9 PM. TURN AROUNDo I. MAGNIN AND COMPANY, A HIGHLY RE­ ~EVERY EFfORT TO CONVEY THIS INfOR­ MARK THE CRATE W~TH THE OWNER'S GARDED WOMENvS SPECiALTY SHOP ON THE MATION TO ALL OUR MARSHALLESE fRIENDS NAME AND ADRESS AND THE PETgS NAME WEST COAST, AND THE WESTERN REGIONAL WILL BE A FAVOR TO THEM. AND DESTINATION. OFFICES Of THE WOOLWORTH CO~PANY FEED THE PET A LIGHT MEAL SIX HOURS DAilY CROSSWORD P,ERRE'S GOALS ARE TO STRENGTHEN ACROSS DOWN 19 False- BEFORE SHIPPING. WiTHHOLD WATER COOPERATION WITH THE U. S. ARMY ON 1 Medieval 1 A scent hood WiTHIN TWO HOURS Of SHIPPiNG, BUT story bag 20 Am. KWAJALEIN TO COORDINATE AND IMPROVE 5 Thin 2 Particle jurist PROVIDE A WATER DiSH SO ATTENDANTS 9 On tiptoe 3 Swindle 22 Norse THE OPERATIONS OF THE VARIOUS COMMUN­ 10 Girl's 4 Simian god CAN GIVE THE PEr WATER AT STOPOVERS. name 5 Gain 23 CUd- ITY SERVICE DIVISIONS,' WHICH SERVE TAE 11 Range knowledge chew- EXERCISE THE DOG BEFORE SHIPMENT. 12 Disconcert 6 ltall8ll. ing ENTiRE POPULATiON OF THE ISLAND IN SO 14 Unitof island animal MANY IMPORTANT WAYS, AND THUS BETTER resistance 7 A wing 25 Ship- A COpy OF "TRAVE U NG ABROAD WITH e1ec 8 Capital of shaped SERVE THE PEOPLE OF KWAJALEIN. 15 Fris.r's title Bahama clock YOUR PET" MAY BE OBTAiNED FROM THE 16 Therefore Islands 26 Potato 32 To dIlute ASPCA EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, 441 EAST 17 Exist 11 Weeps dial 35 Coneot CONNOISSEURS' CORNER 18 Scheme convulsively 27 students silver 92ND STREET, NEW YORK, N4Y. 10028. 20 The 13 Long, 28 Shore 36 Officer's THIS IS ANOTHER IN THE SERIES Of ART­ hawthom wwlmg 'recess ass1stant A TWENTY-FiVE CENT HANDLiNG CHARGE 21 Impassive cry 29 Asign mil ICLES ON THE FINE WINES AND LIQUORS 2S AFrench­ 15 Craze 30 Pre- 38 Breach ~S REQUESTED. man 18 The plan of scribed 39 Chinese AVAILABLE AT THE GLOBAL ASSOCIATES 24 Female a literary reg!- silk PACKAGE STORE. deer composition men 40 NZ fort GRAND OPENING TOURNEY 2G Not prefix ANT I NOR I I TALI AN CH 1ANT I : 26 Small ~II 12. I~ 14 15 'f» 17 1& TOMORROW, DECEMBER 21 WILL MARK THE point of ~ ~ THE CHIANTI REGION--THE CHIANTI 0 GRAND REOPENING OF THE KWAJALANES land ~19 11 VALLEY IS A SMALL WINE DISTRICT IN 28 Formed ~ ~ II BOWLING ALLEY. THERE WILL BE A RIBBON beadSl I" II~ THE PROVINCE OF TUSCANY, HALF WAY 31 Aplay ~ CUTTING CEREMONY PRESIDED OVER BY on wordl IIAI- 115 lib DOWN THE LEfT SIDE OF THE ITALIAN BOOT. 32 Float along ~ ~ ~ LT. COL. M. J. SMALL, WHO WILL ALSO 111 19 THE fiNE WINES COMING fROM THIS SMALL lightly P& ZO BOWL THE fiRST BALL OF THE OPENiNG. 33 Music note ~ ~ VALLEY BECAME SO POPULAR THAT THE NAME 34 Aloft 12.1 12.2- !Z~ THE OPENING CEREMONY WilL TAKE PLACE 3G Returna ~ CHIANTI WAS SOON USED TO DESCRIBE ANY Il~'t IZ!O AT 2:00 PM. profit ~ ~ ~ ~ AND ALL ITALIAN RED WINES REGARDLESS 36 Boy's ~ AT 2:30 THE fiRST ANNUAL CHAMPION­ nickname It!. IZ7 IZ8 Itot I~o Of THE REGION fROM WHICH THEY CAME. 37 Athumb, ~ SHIP PLAY OFF WILL TAKE PLACE, WITH finger or I~I ~2. !~?I IN ORDER TO PROTECT THEMSELVES AGAINST toe ~ ,:,to~ EIGHT FiNALISTS FROM THE KWAJ DAY S9 Overflowed I~+ 1~5 THIS MISUSE OF THEIR NAME, AND IN 41 Narrow ~ ~ ~ ELIMINATIONS VIEING fOR THE FOUR ?,7 1'!If) 13 '1 140 ORDER TO IDENTifY THE SUPERIOR RED roadway ~ TOP SPOTS. THE WINNERS WILL EACH f2 Geol vein 141 CHIANTI WHICH THEY PRODUCED, THE PRO­ angle 142. RECEIVE A TROPHY, WHICH IS SPONSERED 43 Maa't ~ ~ ~~ DUCERS IN THE CHIANTI REG/ON fORMED 14?1 144- BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES COMMUNITY SER­ .. Exclama­ ~ AN ASSOCIATION WHICH NOW CONTROLS THE tIon ~ ~~ VICES DEPARTMENT, AND A CASH AWARD 11-4 OUTPUT OF RED CHIANTI AND ISSUES THE WHICH IS DERIVED FROM TOURNAMENT DAILY CRYP'.fOQUOTE - Here's how to work It SPECIAL ROOSTER LABEL WHICH ASSURES AXYDLBAAXB ENTRY FEES. THE EiGHT FINALISTS ARE .. LONGFELLOW THE ORiGIN Of THE WINE WHICH .S PER­ CHARLES GRUBE, JOHN MEYER, JACK One Jetter aimply atands for another In this sample A ia uad MITTED TO BEAR THE NAME-CLASS/CO for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, apoa­ BAKER, AL KAILI, JACK EMERY, CLEM trophies, the length and formation of the wordl are all hinD CHIANTI- THUS IDENTIFYING IT AS THE Each NAPEALI, BOB BEACH, AND FRED FLEMING. day the oocIe letters are ditferent. TRUE AND SUPERIOR RED CHIANTI. ALL OF A OrJptopam QaotatloD EXETER, ENGLAND, (UPI) LEWIS J. THO­ ANTINORI'S CHIANTI WINES ARE PRODUCED ASY GDS leRS S F F lI, EUU MAS, A LAWYER AND LECTURER IN LAW IN THE CLASSICO CHIANTI DISTRICT, AND N PII UN ERSAMSIOSlI EU RUIB AT A COLLEGE HERE WAS FINED FIVE THEREFORE, CAN RIGHTLY BE CALLED GYTERCYF SIMS -WCIICYFlI POUNDS (14 DOLLARS) IN COURT FOR CLASSICO WINES. HOWEVER, THE SPECIAL STEALiNG TWO CANDY BARS FROM A ROOSTER LABEL APPEARS ONLY ON RED YESTERDAY'S CRYPTOQUOTE: GOD DEFEND SELF-SERVICE STOREo CHiANTI AS THERE IS NO CLASSICAL CON­ ME FROM EVER LOOKING AT A MAN AS AN TROL ON WHITE CHIANTI WINES. ANIMAL---EMERSON ------~--~~ ------~--~4 ---~ PAGE 4 HOUR$LASS TURDA Y 19 DEC 19~4 THIS WEEK IN WALL STREET WHAT THEY ARE SAYING PHILIPPINES TO INVESTIGATE -I PRICES ON WALL STREET MADE A MIN­ EDITORIALS IN EUROPEAN NEWSPAPERS CLARK FIELD, THE PHILLIPPINES, DE~~I lOR DENT THIS WEEK IN A THREE-WEEK THIS WEEK CONCENTRATED ON PROBLEMS (UPI)--THE WORLD WAR I I JAPANESE MOR­ : DOWNTRE ND INVOLVING THE UNITED STATES~ IN­ TAR SHELL LOBBED INTO AN AMERICAN i THfS WEEK'S RISE OF 4.39 TO 868 IN CLUD I NG THE AMER I CAN-PROPOSED NJL TI­ SCHOOLYARD HERE THURSDAY WAS HURLED I THE DOW-JONES iNDUSTRIAL AVERAGE WAS L~TERAL NUCLEAR FORCE AND THE U.S. FROM BEYOND THE BASE PERIMETER FENCE, I

ONLY A DROP IN THE BUCKET COMPARED WITH! POSITION ON GERMANY A U.S o AIR FORCE SPOKESMAN REVEALED THE CUMULATIVE LOSS Of SOME 26 POINTS I DIE PftESSE TODAY. I ;S!NCE THE SLIDE BEGAN, BUT IT DID PRO- j' THE AUSTRIAN DIE PRESSE SAID, "IT THE SEARCH FOR TWO UNIDENTIFIED FIL­ i VIDE SOME ENCOURAGEMENTo HAS BECOME CLEAR THAT, WITHIN NATO, IPINO MEN WHO FLED THE SCENE HAS BEEN i HOWEVER, BROKERS WERE NOT OVERLY EN­ THERE ARE NOW THREE ATOMIC POWERS WHICt LEFT MAINLY TO THE PHIL1PPINE AUTHOR. :THUSiASTbC ABOUT THE RISE AND TENDED I TIES, THE SPOKESMAN SAID. I RECOGNIZE EACH OTHER AS 'FACTS OF LIFE ITO BE CAUTIOUS iN THE PREDICTIONS. I AND IT HAS ALSO BECOME CLEAR THAT THE AN ESTIMATED 750 CHILDREN WERE HERD­ THEY SAID THAT ALTHOUGH BUYERS HAD COMEI MLF PROJECT HAS GROWN FROM THE EMBAR­ ED FROM THE SCHOOL BUILDING TO SAFETY BACK INTO THE MARKET IN SLIGHTLY GREAT-I, RASSMENT FACED BY THESE THREE ALLIED AFTER THE CORRODED 58-MILLIMETER SHELL ER NUMBERS THE POSS I B I L I TY Of AN ALL- ! ATOMIC POWERS IN THE QUESTION OFn£IR FAILED TO EXPLODE~ IT WAS LATER DETO­ lOUT RALLY SEEMED TOO OPTIMiSTIC AT THISI ATTITUDE TOWARD THE FOURTH MAJOR NATO NATED BY A MILITARY DISPOSAL CREW. POINTo MOST WOULD PREFER TO SEE A GREAT-I POWER, THE FEDERAL GERMAN REPUBLIC" THE CHILDREN WERE UNAWARE OF THE ER EXPANSION IN vnLUME-seFORE HANDING DIE PRESSE SAID, "THE U.S ATTEMPT DANGER TO CLARK AUTHORITIES. I,OUT KUDOS 0 ~ TO SOLVE THE QUESTION IS NAMED MLF,THE "WE ARE RELYING ON THE INVESTIGATION THE PASSAGE OF TIME EVENTUALLY WILL BRITISH RECIPE IS AN ATLANTIC NUCLEAR OF THE PHILIPPINE AGENCIES," A U.S. ELIMINATE TAX-LOSS SELLING BUT WHETHER FORCE, THE FRF~CH IDEAL IS A EUROPE 13TH AIR fORC~ SPOKESMAN DECLARED REINVESTMENT DEMAND IN THE NEW YEAR RALLIED AROUND A FRENCH NUCLEAR SECUR­ TODAY. 'WILL BE STRONG ENOUGH TO OFFSET ANY ITY GUARANTEE, A EUROPE WITH A FRENCH­ "IF THE MORTAR HAD GONE OFF, IT COlLO ,IpOSSIBLE PROFIT-TAKING REMAINS TO BE GERMAN NUCLEUS AND WITH EXCLUSIVELY HAVE KILLED ALL THE PEOPLE. 'SEEN I FRENCH NUCLEAR WEAPONS ONE COMMON F~ "WE CONS I DER IT SER I OUS. THE PH I L U>­ I, INTERNATIONAL MONETARY WORRIES SEEM TURE OF THESE PROJECTS I S THE INTENTION PINE AUTHORITIES WOULD CONSIDER IT liTO HAVE BEEN RELAXED MOMENTARILY BUT OF INTEGRATING W~ST GERMANY INTO A SERIOUS. OUR AIR POLICE SECTION WORKS THE POSSIBILITY OF A NEW CRISIS REMAINS NUCLEAR STRATEGY CONCEPT WITHOUT AF~cr. VERY CLOSELY WITH THE PHILIPPINE lAND MANY ANA LYSTS ANT I C I PATE "THE EVEN- I NG THE ATOM I C POWERS I OWN RIGHTS OF AGENCIES. TUAL DEVALUATION OF THE POUND « DECISION" ON THE DOMESTIC SCENE, MUCH OF THE tONDON, DEC. 19 (UPI)--A WOMAN DRIVER INCOMING BULliSH BUSINESS NEWS SEEMS BILD-ZE11\,NG STOPPED BY POLICE FOR ERRATIC DRIVING ITO HAVE BEEN WELL DISCOUNTED AND WALL THE WEsi"'h!ERMAN BILD-ZEITUNG SAID, SAID SHE WAS MAKING "AN'S' TURN." ,STREETERS BELIEVE THAT IT WilL TAKE A "WE ARE GRA;EFUL FOR THE MILITARY PRO- ASKED WHAT AN'S' TURN WAS, SHE EX­ REALLY SiGNIFICANT PIECE OF NEWS TO TECTION Of THE U.S.A.,GRATEFUL FROM PLAINED SHE WAS MAKING A 'UI TURN AND ISUPPLY THE BULLS WITH ANY NEW LIVE AM- WEST BERLIN TO AACHEN. STILL WE MUST, CHANGED HER MIND IN THE MIDDLE. MUNITION DESPITE ALL OUR GRATITUDE, ASK: DOW-JONES RAil AVERAGE TACKED ON A I'SHALL THIS MILITARY PROTECTION RE- SIN CHEW JIT PBH O 63 AT 206.15. STANDARD AND POOR'S 500 MAIN THE ONLY THING TO REMIND US THAT SINGAPORE'S CHINESE LANCUAGE INOE­ ISTOCK INDEX MANAGED TO RISE 0.63 ON AMERICA IS OUR ALLY? PENDENT DAILY SIN CHEW JIT POH COMMEN­ 'THE WE E K TO 84 29. VOLt,JME SHRANK TO 23" I IIAMER I CA NEGOT I ATES OVER OUR HEAD, TED ON U.S. AMBASSADOR MAXWELL TAY­ I 4 I J76,775 SHARES FROM 2 , t99, 100 SHARES AND AMERICA ALTERS HER STRATEGY SIMI- LOR'S RETURN FROM WASHINGTON TALKS :lAST WE E K AND 24,496,538 I N THE SAME LARL Y OVER OUR HEAD ••• WITH NEW STRATEGIES--"THE SECRET HAS WEEK LAST YEAR. "FOR THE GERMANS REMAINS THIS QUES- NOT BEEN DISCLOSED BUT THE SOUTH VIET OF THE 1,529 ISSUES TRADtD 780 IS- TION· CAN OUR ALLIES NOT HELP US TO NAM WAR IS ACTUALLY EXPANDING IMPER­ SUES ADVANCED, 81 TO NEW 1964 HIGHS, Ii REUNIFICATION OR IS IT THAT THEY DO CEPTIBLY." WHIU I 572 DECLINED, 84 TO NEW NOT WANT TO?" "BEFORE TAYLOR LEFT FOR THE WHITE LOWS. I BERLINER ZEITUNG HOUSE FOR DISCUSSIONS, SOUTH VIET NAM COMSAT WAS THE MARKET'S STAR PERFOR- BERLINER ZEITUNG OF EAST BERLIN GAVE AND THE U.S.AUTHORITIES OPENLY ADVO­ MER, TUMBLING 13 1/8 TO 51 1/2 ON 7 16,-1 THIS EXPLANATION FOR A COIN SHORTAGE CATED EXTENDING THE WAR BEYOND THE 000 SHARES THE STOCK TOUCHED A NEW I IN THE UNITED STATES: TERRITORY OF SOUTH VIET NAM. THEIR 1964 HIGH OF 7' 1/2 OUR I NG THE WEEK. "THERE I S NO DOUBT OF THE WORTH OF ATTITUDE HAS TAKEN A 180 DEGREE CHANGE THE STOCK EXCHANGE SL~PPED A BAN ON I THE PAPER MONEY BECAUSE THE DOLLAR HAS AFTER TAYLOR RETURNED FROM WASHINGTON.I IMARG I N PUR CHASES I N THE I SSUE I T ALSO : I LOST 50 PERCENT OF ITS PURCHAS I NG PCM:R AT LEAST, AS FAR AS THE U.S. AUTHORI- I REPORTED THAT SiNCE Nov 13 THE SHORT IN COMPARISON WITH THE PRE-WAR YEARS. TIES ARE CONCERNED., TALKS OF EXPAND­ INTEREST POS~TION !N THE STOCK HAS HARD MONEY IN SILVER, NICKLE AND COP­ ING THE SOUTH VIET NAM WAR ARE HEARD RISEN FROM 69,888 SHARES TO 232,936 PER IS CONSIDERED MORE STABLE IN VALUE." NO MORE. THIS MAY BE THE RESULT OF A SHARESo WARNING BY RUSSIA AND CHINA THAT THEY BENGUET rOOK SECOND PLACE WiTH A DIARIO DA MANtiA WILL NOT SIT IDLY BY IF NORTH VIET GA!N OF ~/2 AT t 5/8 AT 52 ON 310,600 THE PORTUGUESE DIARIO DA MANHA An~- ""M IS ATTACKEO. tI SHARES MINNESOTA AND ONTARIO PAPER ED U.S. AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED NA­ ALSO WAS ACT!VE, RISiNG 5 1/4 ON NEWS TIONS AOLAI STEVENSON. IT SAID STEVEN­ INDONESIAN HERALD OF A TAKE-OVER BID FROM BOISE CASCADE SON CLAIMED THAT HE "HAD NEVER HEARD THE INDONESIAN HERALD OF JAKARTA, SUCH IRRATIONAL, IRRESPONSIBLE, IN­ COMMENTING ON USIS DIRECTOR CARL Ro­ OCCUPAl IONAK HAZARD SULTING AND REPUGNANT LANGUAGE IN THE WAN'S SPEECH CONDEMNING THE BURNING OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEC. 19 (UPI)--MAIL I UNITED NATIONS AS :'HAT USED BY THE USIS LIBRARIES IN INDONESIA, SAID Ro­ SORTERS AT A LOCAL POST OFFICE FROZE AFRICAN DELEGATES, BUT, DIARIO DA MA~ WAN MADE NO MENTION OF THE REASON FOR 'YESTERDAY WHEN A PACKAGE IN THE CHRIST-I HA SAID, HE CERTAINLY HAD HEARD IT U~ THE BURNINGS AND DID NOT CONDEMN U.S. IMAS MAIL HEADED FOR JAPAN STARTED EMIT~ AGAINST PORTUGAL "WHEN HE NOT ONLY DID AND BELGIAN ACTIVITIES IN THE CONGO. TING AN OMINOUS BUZZING. I NOT PROTEST AGAINST IT BUT EVEN BACKED "SO, IT IS UNCIVILIZED TO DESTROY BUILDINGS AND BOOKS, AND IT IS PERFECT CLERK AL HANSEN GRABBED THE VIBRATINGj IT." BOX AND RAN WITH IT TO AN OUTSIDE LOA~ I NEWSPAPER EDITORIALS IN ASIA COMMENT LY HUMANITARIAN TO TURN GUNS ON PEOPL~ INCLUDING WOMEN AND CHILDREN! IT IS I NG DOCK rHE POL I CE FIRE DEPARTMENT I ED ON BR I T ISH PR I ME MIN 'f STER HAROLD AND ARMY DEMOLITION ~XPERTS WERE CALL- I WILSON'S MEETING WITH PRESIDENT JOHN- PERFECTLY CIVILIZED TO ACQUIT CRIMINAL ED IN SON AND THE SOUTH VIET NAM WAR FROM MURDERING OTHERS, IF ONLY THE MUR DERER IS WHITE AND THE MURDERED BLACK! A CROWD GATHERED AT A SAFE DISTANCE' STRAITS TIMES "THE INDONESIAN HERALD FOR ONE DE­ AND TELEVISION AND NEWS CAMERAS GROUND THE STRAITS TIMES OF SINGAPORE SAID, PLORES EVERY KIND or VIOLENCE, WHETHER AWAY AS CAPT. DONALD WHITE, COMMANDING "THE AMERICANS HAVE COMPLETE BRITISH IT IS PERPETRATED AGAINST PROPERTY, OFFICER OF THE 87TH ORDNANCE DETACH­ SUPPORT FOR THEIR ATTEMPT TO HEAL THE BUILDINGS OR BOOKS. IT DEPLORES EVEN MENT, AND M!SGT. VICTOR L. BLACKSON FESTERING QUARREL WITHIN THE NORTH MORE THE ATTACK ON THE LIFE OF INNOCENT GINGERLY PICKED UP THE MENACING PACKAG& ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION. MUCH PEOPLE." THEIR MILITARY CAR ROARED TOWARD THE MORE UNEXPECTEDLY, BRITISH PRIME MIN­ I " WHEN WE THINK OF MR. ROWAN, WE FEEL BAY WITH THE STILL-BUZZING BOX AND THEN ISTER HAROLD WILSON APPEARS TO HAVE PITY FOR HIM! IN OUR VIEW, IF THERE IS SUDDENLY STOPPED BOMB EXPERTS, WORKING ACCEPTED, AT LEAST IN PRINCIPLE, THE ANYONE IN THE HIGH ECHELON OF AMERICAN I N THE BA CK SEAT, HAD OPENED Tt£ PA CM­ MULTILATERAL NUCLEAR fORCE WHICH LABOO LEADERSHIP WHO SHOULD FEEL A LITTLE AGE AND FOUND A BATTERY-OPERATED SHOE- HAD STRONGLY OPPOSED. WHETHER TH I S AL- AFFECTION, IF NOT REMOTE RELATIONSHfP, SHINE KIT WHICH INEXPLICABLY WAS SHI~ SO MEANS THE END OF AN INDEPENDENT TO THE DEAD CONGO PEOPLE, IT IS MR. ING THE INSIDE OF ITS PACKAGE. BRITISH NUCLEAR DETERRENT IS LESS CE~ ROWAN, BUT HE IS NOT IN THE POSITION IT WAS SWITCHED OFF, REWRAPPED AND TAIN. IF MR. WILSON IS TO CARRY THE SENT ON ITS WAY TO JAPAN. TO ISSUE ONE WORD OF PITY FOR THE LOSS DAY WITH HIS OWN LEFT WING, THEN IT OF THEIR LIFE, LET ALONE CONDEMNATfON MUST. OF THEIR KILLINGS." (CONTINUED IN ADJACENT COLUMN) PAGE 5 HOURGLASS ATURDAY 19 0 BER 1964 COLLEGE CAGE SURF CONTEST SECTION POSTPONED NE~~~~E~~9 (UPI )__ S orts HONOLULU, DEC. 19 (UPI )-­ THE CHRISTMAS SEASON TOURNA- -T------~------~HEAVY RAINS AND BAD SURF CON­ MENT BASKETBAll SWING IS UNDERWAY AND DITIONS DELAYED THE OPENING OF THE 12 ALREADY SOME SCHOOL SPIRITS ARE DAMP­ THE OBSERVER ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL SURFING CHAMPION­ ENEDe By PAT LANiAS SHIPS. COMPETITION WIll START TOMOR­ ADOLPH Rupp AND HIS WilDCATS HOSTED ROW AT MAKAHA t WEATHER PERMITTING. THE KENTUCKY INVITATIONAL WHICH WENT BACHELORS f TOURNAMENT STAND I NGS MORE THAN 4~0 SURFERS WilL BATTLE THROUGH ITS FIRST ROUND lAST NIGHT IN THE BACHELORS' SINGLE ELIMINATION STRONG WINDS AND RAIN -- AND THE WAVES WITH IlliNOIS BREEZING PAST DAYTON, POCKET BilliARD TOURNAMENT, COSS "lEF- -- IF THE WEATHERMAN'S PREDICTION HOLDS 104-86, AND THE BARON'S CHARGERS KAY- TY" SERVANTE GAINED THE FINALS WHilE TRUE. THE PREDICTED WEATHER IS RAIN OING WEST VIRGINIA, 102-78 • LEO ARCANGEl MOVED INTO THE SEMI-FINALS AND GUSTY SOUTHERLY WINDS OF UP TO 30 THE IlllNI SHOT A BLISTERING 56 PER- AND IS ANXIOUSLY WAITING FOR THE RE­ MilES AN HOUR. CENT FROM THE FLOOR, WITH DON FREEMAN~ SUlTS OF THE SID ACKERMAN-LARRY BAllENT DEFENDING CHAMPION JOEY CABEll, WHO 25 lEADING THE PACK. JOHN ADAMS SCOR- MATCH. WON THE TITLE HERE LAST YEAR, IS BACK ED A CAREER HIGH OF 24 POINTS TO PACE IN THE BACHELORS' SINGLE ELIMINATION AGAIN TO DEFEND IT. BUT HE WilL BE THE NINTH-RANKED WilDCAT ATTACK. TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT, MAJOR PAIGE COMPETING THIS YEAR AGAINST A GENUINE FIFTH-RANKED UCLA WHICH lEFT SUNNY AND EPHRIAM KAAIHUE GAINED SMASHING WOLD SURFING CHAMPION FROM DOWN UNDER, CALIFORNIA FOR THE MilWAUKEE CLASSIC, VICTORIES TO MOVE INTO THE QUARTER­ KEN ADLER OF QUEENSLAND, WHO HIS TITLE BEAT MARQUETTE IN THE FIRST ROUND, 61- FINALS. OTHER MATCHES TO BE PLAYED ARE AT THE WORLD SURFING CHAMPIONSHIP MEET 52, BEHIND THE CLUTCH SHOOTING Of GU- AS FOllOWS. MI_N£-JANREY, ACKERMAN­ HELD lAST MAY IN AUSTRALIA. ARDS GOODRICH AND GOSS. IN THE SEC- BAllENTI; WUN-EsTEBAN; ORlllO-PABRO THE AUSSIE CONTINGENT lEFT lAST YEAR'S MAKAHA TOURNAMENT FEELING A BIT OND GAME A BOSTON COllEGE NIPPED WIS- AND KITAJIMA-POLlOCK. CONS IN, b6-85, AS JOHN AUSTIN SANK A PEEVED. MOST OF THEM WERE DENIED ENTRY JUMPER AT THE BUZZER. AUSTIN SCORED HAUOll WAHINES STUN SERPENTEENS TO THE TOURNAMENT ON GROUNDS THAT THEIR APPLICATIONS WERE FilED AFTER THE DEAD­ A CLASSIC RECORD 36 POINTS. THE SECOND HAlf STANDINGS IN THE liNE. THEY WENT HOME AND A FEW MONTHS SIXTH-RANKED VANDERBilT SPOILED THE WOMEN'S SOFTBALL STANDINGS DWINDLED TO lA ER STAGED THEIR OWN WORLD CHAMPION­ CHRISTMAS CHEER FOR PREVIOUSLY UNBEAT­ FOUR lAST NIGHT WHEN THE HAUOll WAHINES SI1I PS, I NV I T I NG ENGLAND, FRANCE, SOUTH EN BAYLOR, 97-78, AND OKLAHOMA ST. TURNED BACK THE SERPENTEENS. AFRICA, PERU, AND MAINLAND U.S.A., EDGED FLORIDA STo,65-60, IN THE FIRST DODY PETERSON PROVIDED TWO HOMERS NoZ. BUT NOT HAWA I I • ROUND OF THE VANDERBilT INVITATIONAL. fOR THE WAHINES WITH THE FIRST DROP- OFFICIALS SAID 189 SURFERS ARE ENT­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE 6) PING IN THE OPENING FRAME, WHICH lED ERED IN THE SENIOR MEN~S CLASS, 191 TO A 5-2 WAHINES lEAD. PETERSON THEN IN THE JUNIOR MEN'S DtVISION, 39 IN THE MORE COLLEGE SCORES CRASHED HER SECOND IN THE FOURTH IN­ OMEN'S EVENT AND II TEAMS IN THE THERE WAS A lOT OF ACTION ON THE NING, A TWO-RUN BLAST WHICH SPARKED A TANDEM. BOARDS lAST NIGHT. SOME Of THE SCORES ~-RUN JOLT. BOTH CLOUTS CAME OFF lOSER WERE RHODE ISlAND99, BROWN, 78;TEMPlE ICIA SMITH, WHO IS NOW 10 AND 3 FOR LAY HAS DAMAGED BOXING'S lMAGE 80, SCRANTON 43, MASS.)93, N.H., 78; THE SEASON. IT WAS HER SECOND STRAIGHT NEW YORK, DEC. 19 (UPI )--BOXING SLID CORNEll 79, COLUMBIA 73 ARMY 74, DEFEAT IN THE SECOND HALf. DEEPER INTO THE VALLEY OF DISREPUTE IN DE PAUW 54, DREXEL TECH 81, SWARTHMORE THE SERPENTEENS ROCKED WINNING PITCH­ 52; MD. 82, WAKE FOREST 64. ER JEAM MESSERVY fOR FIVE HITS IN THE 1964 UNDER THE ERRATIC, ZIG-ZAG LEADER­ SHIP OF CASSIUS CLAY. NOT ONLY WAS THE OTHER SCORES WERE WEST~INSTER 57, OPENING FRAME BUT THE WAHINES' STOUT BUCKNEll 56, HIGH POINT 69, N.C. COll. DEFENSE HELD THEM TO ONLY A PAIR OF SPORT DROPPED FROM WEEKLY HOME TELEVIS- 70, MD. ST. 195, VA. ST. 93; N.M. 86, RUNS AND lEFT THREE STRANDED ON THE ION, AFTER A 20-YEAR RUN, BUT ITS NEW HAYWARD ST. 36, NORTH TEXAS ST. 68, BASES. THE SERPENTEENS CAPITALIZED ON WORLD CHAMPION WAS STRIPPED OF HIS TIT B¥ THE WORLD BOX~NG ASSOCIATION. No HOWARD PAYNE 63, TEXAS 77, NEBRASKA 73 FOUR ERRORS IN THE FOURTH, WHICH GIFTED ARKANSAS A&M 62, ARKANSAS TECH 56; THEM TO TWO UNEARNED RUNS. THE SCHO- PREVIOUS HEAVYWEIGHT RULER EVER SUfFER- ED SUCH AN INDIGNITY. HARDIN SIMMONS 91, N.M. ST. 54, OKLA. lARS THEN PICKED UP ANOTHER PAIR, WHI­ NEVERTHELESS, ONE HEARTENING RECORD CITY U 73, ABilENE CHRISTIAN 64; CH WAS All THEY COULD GET IN THE SIXTH. FOR SAFETY WAS ACHIEVED IN THE UNITED UTAH 94, SAN JOSE ST. 75, BRIGHAM HE WAHINES IN THE MEANTIME PUSHED TATES AT lEAST. ONLY ONE DEATH fROM YOUNG 102, COLORADO ST. COllo 83, KAN­ ACROSS TWO MORE RUNS IN THE SEVENTH • ING INJURIES WAS RECORDED - THAT OF SAS ST. 73, WASHINGTON 66; PENN Mili­ NO THEN HELD OFF THE SERPENTEENS IN N AMATEUR - DURING 1964. IT WAS THE TARY 76, FRANKLIN 70, FREDERICK 87, THE BOTTOM HALF OF THEIR SEVENTH, WITH lOWEST AMERICAN FIGURE IN THE 19 YEARS SLIPPERY ROCK 85. EAN MESSERVY FACING ONLY FOUR BATTERS. THAT fATALITY RECORDS HAVE BEEN KEPT. MESSERVY AIDED HER OWN CAUSE BY SlAM­ BONAVENA KOs STEPHAN THREE NEW CHAMPIONS WERE CROWNED DUR­ ING A RUN-PRODUCING DOUBLE IN THE NEW YORK, DEC. 18 (UPI )-- OSCAR ING 18 TITLE BOUTS IN THE II PROFES­ OURTH. PETERSON AND CYNTHIA WICHMAN (RINGO) BONAVENA Of BUENOS AIRES, HE­ SIONAL DIVISIONS DURING THE YEAR. THOSE COLlECTEb TWO HITS FOR THE WAHIN­ AVYWEIGHT IIROOKIE OF THE YEAR,II SCOR­ NEW CHAMPS ARE HEAVYWEIGHT CLAY, FEATH­ TRICIA SMITH AND CLAUDETTE CLAISSE ED HIS EIGHTH STRAIGHT PROFESSIONAL ERWEIGHT VICENTE SALDIVAR OF MEXICO THE ONLY TWO SERPENTEENS TO GET VICTORY AND SEVENTH KNOCKOUT TONIGHT AND FLYWEIGHT PONE KINGPETCH OF THAI­ THAN ONE HIT. WHEN HE STOPPED BillY STEPHAN OF HOL­ AND. THE OTHER WORLD PROFESSIONAL BOXING lYWOOD IN THE SIXTH ROUND AT MADISON NA ALI IS "AI! JOLTS HIGH SCHOOL #1 SQUARE GARDEN. HAMPIONS AT THE CLOSE Of 1964 ARE· STEPHAN PROVIDED PRACTICAllY NO THE BOTTOM END OF THE NA ALI IS "A" IGHT HEAVYWEIGHT(175) -WilliE PASTRANO OPPOSITION fOR THE SOUTH AMERI CAN BATTING ORDER lED THE ROYAL KINGS TO A IDDlEWEIGHT(160) - JOEY GIARDEllO WITH THE BEATLE-STYlED HAIRCUT. -I VICTORY OVER HiGH SCHOOL #1 lAST • MIDDlEWEIGHT(154) -SANDRO MAZZINGHI IGHT IN THE WESTERN DIVISION OF THE HOWEVER, BONAVENA GAVE HIM SUCH A lTERWEIGHT(140) - EMILE GRifFITH EN'S SLOW PITCH SOfTBAll LEAGUE. THE TERRIFIC BATTERING THAT DR. SWETNIK • WELTERWEIGHT(130) - EDDIE PERKINS IUNPH CARRIED THE NA AlliS "A" INTO EXAMINED STEPHAN IN HIS CORNER BETWE­ IGHTWEIGHT(135l - CARLOS ORTIZ EI THE THIRD AND FOURTH ROUNDS. THIRD PLACE. • LIGHTWEIGHT 130)-FlASH ElORDE REFEREE ARTHUR MERCANTE STOPPED JOHN JONES, RAY YONEMURA, MAMO SAITO NTAMWEIGHT(IJ ) - ~~CR JOFRE THE BOUT AT 1.14 Of THE SIXTH ROUND NO PAT LANIAS HELD UP THE REAR WHICH NlEASHED A WELL-BALANCED ATTACK. Two AFTER A lEFT HOO~ HAD SENT STEPHAN STAGGERING AGAINST THE ROPES. F THEIR PINCH-HITTERS BATTING IN THE TTOM SPOTS ALSO CAME THROUGH, WITH MEN'S SOFTBALL SCHEDULE UTAH TAKES LIBERTY OSS SERVANTE AND EDDIE GUSHIKUMA PRO­ SUNDAY 20 DECEMBER, 12.30PM DAllY ATLANTIC CITY, DEC. 19 (UPI )-­ IDING A PAIR OF KEY SINGLES. FIELD, RIKAKIS VS. EBEYE MOUNTIES. JONES lED THE ROYAL KINGS WITH THREE SPEEDY, HARD-HITTING UTAH SP~ANG TH~E MONDAY, 21 DECEMBER, 5PM DAllY, KWAJ TOUCHDOWN RUNS AT WEST VIRGINIA TOD­ OR THREE WHilE lEADOfF BATTER HIRO METS VS. DOUGLAS, BRANDON, BURNS & ROE AY TO BEAT THE MOUNTAINEERS 32-6 IN ,TOYAMA AND CLEANUP BATTER PAUL UPDE­ VS. JOMAKAJ. OVE AND PAT LANIAS PROVIDED TWO HITS THE SIXTH ANNUAL liBERTY BOWL GAME TUESDAY, 22 DECEMBER, 5PM DALLY, WHICH MADE STUDIO TELEVISION FOOTBAll BOMBERS VSo NA AlliS "B", BRANDON, 5PM, NELSON AND ROBERT FOGLE COllECTED PRACTICAllY AN ACTUALITY. THE HUGE HIGH SCHOOL #1 VS. Fil-AMERICANS. HE ONLY PAIR OF HITS THE SCHOLARS CONVENTION HAll, WINDLESS, DAYLIGHT­ WEDNESDAY, 23 DECEMBER, 5PM DALLY, OUlD GET A HOLD OF. PAT lANIAS WA~ BRIGHT, AND WITH A REGULATION SODDED GREYHOUNDS VS. EBEYE TRITONS. HE WINNING PITCHER WHilE MARK DETCHE­ FOOTBAll FIELD, HOUSED 6,059 CASH ENDY WAS THE lOSER. ATTENTION, SOfTBAll COACHES IN BOTH CUSTOMERS, WHILE THE CAMERA EYE TOOK DIVISiONS: iF ANY OF YOUR TEAMS WOULD THE GAME TO HOME VIEWERS NATIONWIDE. liKE TO PLAY A REGULAR SCHEDULE GAME QUARTERBACK ERNEST (POKEY)ALlEN THE BEST TIME TO TAKE OUT THE GAR­ ON DECEMBER 25, PLEASE CONTACT PAT SET THE UTES ON THE WARPATH WITH AN BAGE IS WHEN SHE TELLS YOU TO. LANIAS AT 439 OR 420. II-YARD TOUCHDOWN RUN I N THE 2ND PERla:> PAGE 6 PERON WASHED UP (CONTINUED FRaM BASKETBALL (CONT~~~~DF;O~~ LBJ PAGE ONE) HOST EVANSVILLE ROUTED GEORGE WASHIN BY LATEST DEFEAT WHITE HOUSE BUDGET EXPERTS SAID TON, 105-80~ AND LOUISIANA STATE BEAT BUENOS AIRES, DEC. 19 (UPI)--JUAN TODAY THAT "QUITE SIGNIFICANT SAVING~ DENVER, 88-~2, IN THE FIRST ROUND OF PERON'S LAST CHANCE TO RETURN TO PO~R HAVE RESULTED fROM THAT APPEAL. THE EVANSVILLE HOLIDAY INVITATIONAL. COLLAPSED TONIGHT AS THE 48 HOUR GEN­ THEY SAID, HOWEVER, THAT THE ECON­ EVANSVILLE, THE TOP-RATED SMALL COL­ ERAL STRIKE CALLED BY HIS MINIONS IN OMIES PROPOSED WERE SMALL IN RELATION LEGE TEAM, RAN UP A 52-30 HALFTIME BUL­ THE C.G.T. LABOR FECERATION CAME TO TO THE PRESIDENT'S OVER-ALL BUDGET­ GE AND LENGTHENED IT TO 64-36 SHORTLY AN INGLORIOUS END. LABOR MINISTRY OF CUTTING TASK. ESSENTIALLY THE PRESI­ AFTER INTERMISSION. CIALS CLAIMED THE NATIONAL PERCENTAGE DENT fACES THE PROBLEM OF CUTTING NORTH CAROLINA STOPPED MISSISSIPPI, OF ABSENTEEISM FOR THE PAST TWO DAYS THE $108.5 BILLION INITIAL REQUESTS 84-80, AND ALABAMA WHIPPED HOST VIRGIN~ WAS ONLY TWELVE PERCENT. THERE WAS AND DECIDING WHAT NEW LEGISLATIVE TECH, 72-53, IN THE FIRST ROUND OF THE MUCH VIOLENCE AND TWO PEOPLE PAID WITH PROGRAMS TO RECOMMEND AT COSTS ABOVE VIRGINIA TECH INVITATIONAL. THEIR LIVES AND ANOTHER DOZEN WENT TO AND BEYOND THAT TOTAL. BILLY CUNNINGHAM SCORED 27 POINTS FOR THE HOSPITAL. REEDY TOLD NEWSMEN THAT THE PRESI­ THE TARHEELS IN THE FIRST GAME WHILE LABOR MINSITER DR. FERNANDO SOLA DENT, DURING HIS STAY IN TEXAS, PLANS HARRY HAMMONDS PACED THE VICTORIOUS CR SAID ARGENTINA HAD LOST FOUR BILLION TO GO OVER BUDGET REQUESTS "ON A LIN~ SON TIDE IN THE SECOND CONTEST WITH 14. PESOS IN PRODUCT ION AND THE WORKERS BY-LINE, ITEM-BY-ITEM BASIS" EVEN IN­ IN THE CAPITAL DISTRICT TOURNEY, RENS ANOTHER BILLION PESOS IN WAGES. VOLVING HIMSELF ItCOMMA-BY-COMMA" IN SELAER POLY TECH SCORED A 58-53 COME­ Top GOVERNMENT MEN LIKE DEFENSE MIN­ SOME INSTANCES. FROM-BEHIND OVERTIME VICTORY OVER MARIS ISTER DR. LEOPOLDO SUAREZ VOICED WHAT COLLEGE AND SIENA NIPPED ALBANY STATE, THE PUBLIC SUSPECTED, IN SAYING THE SPAAK, TSHOMBE CONFER 50-48 IN THE SECOND GAME. ABORTIVE NATIONAL GENERAL STRIKE WAS gN UWTUAL PROBLEMS ELSEWHERE, TEXAS HANDED NEBRASKA ITS SUBVERSIVE. BRUSSELS, DEC. 19 (UPI)--tOREIGN FIRST LOSS, 77-73; UNDEFEATED ST. JOSE­ IT SEEMS QUITE LOGICAL TO SUPPOSE MINISTER PAUL-HENRI SPAAK CONFERRED PH'S ROMPED OVER BALDWIN-WALLACE~ 111- THAT PERON'S RETURN FROM HIS NINE fOR TWO HOURS TODAY WITH CONGO PREMIER 69, TEMPLE BREEZED BY SCRANTON~ ~0-43; YEAR EXILE ABROAD, THE GENERAL STRIKE MOISE TSHOMBE. MARYLAND WHIPPED WAKE tOREST, ~2~64; AND PERHAPS SOME INSURRECTION IN THE THEIR PRIME TOPIC WAS BELIEVED TO AND CORNELL DEFEATED COLUMBIA, 79-73. NORTH WERE INTENDED TO BE CLOSELY CO­ BE LAST MONTH'S DECREE UNDER WHICH THE ORDINATED AND EVEN SIMULTANEOUS, HE TSHOMBE GOVERNMENT TOOK OVER MINING SAID, BUT EVERYTHING WENT WRONG FOR CHRISTMAS EXODUS RIGHTS FORMELY HELD BY BELGIAN COMPA­ PERON. BERLIN, DEC. 19 (UPI)--WEST BERLINERS NIES. THE BRAZILIAN MILITARY MEN--WHO HAD LADEN WITH CHRISTMAS PARCELS STREAMED SPAAK REFUSED TO GO INTO DETAILS ALREADY FOUND HIS CORRESPONDENCE WITH INTO EAST BERLIN TODAY AS THE COMMUNISTS AFTER THE MEETING. FALLEN PRESIDENT JOAO GOULART FOR THE REOPENED THE WALL FOR HOLIDAY FAMILY RE "WHEN HE HEARD THAT MR. TSHOMBE WAS FOUNDATION CF SYNDICALIST STATES IN UNIONS. PASSING THROUGH BRUSSELS ON HIS WAY BRAZIL AND ARGENTINA--PREVENTED HIM AN ESTIMATED 700 WEST BERLINERS WERE HOME HE WANTED TO CONTACT HIM TO HAVE FROM JOINING GOULART IN MONTEVIDEO AND WAITING AT FOUR STREET CROSSING POINTS A CHANCE OF PREPARING TALKS TO BE HELD CONTINUING TO PARAGUAY, WHEN THEY AR­ WHEN THE COMMUNIST BORDER GUARDS LIFTED NEXT MONTH," SPAAK TOLD REPORTERS. RESTED HIM IN GALEAO AIRPORT AT RIO THEIR BARRIERS A QUARTER OF AN HOUR BE­ NEXT MONTH'S TALKS ARE TO DEAL WITH DE JANEIRO ON DEC. 2 AND SENT HIM BACK FORE THE OFFICIAL OPENING. MANY OTHERS LONG OUTSTANDING FINANCIAL ARGUMENTS TO SPA IN. CROSSED BY SUBWAY AND ELEVATED TRAIN. BETWEEN THE CONGO GOVERNMENT AND THE IN THE FIRST THREE HOURS ABOUT 12,000 AMERICAN PILOT KILLED CONGO'S FORMER RULERS. THE POINTS AT WEST BERLINERS WENT THROUGH THE STREET ISSUE INCLUDE THE ANNEXATION OF MINING SAIGON, DEC. 19 (UPI)--A u.s. ARMY CROSSING POINTS, WEST BERLIN POLICE SAl RIGHTS, WHICH CAUSED A FURORE IN BRUS­ OFFICER WAS KILLED BY A COMMUNIST IT WAS ESTIMATED AN EQUAL NUMBER WENT SELS WHEN IT WAS ANNOUNCED Nov. 29- SNIPER YESTERDAY WHILE FLYING A HELI­ BY TRAIN BUT WESTERN AUTHORITIES HAVE NO TSHOMBE SAID HE NOW PLANS TO FLY TO COPTER NORTH OF SAIGON, IT WAS DIS­ WAY OF COUNTING THEM. LEOPOLDVILLE TOMORROW NIGHT. CLOSED TODA Y. THE WALL WILL CLOSE AGAIN ON JAN. 3. OF HIS TALKS WITH SPAAK, TSHOMBE ~Ia AN AMERICAN SPOKESMAN SAID THE INC~ THE GENERALLY SURLY COMMUNIST GUARDS "WE DISCUSSED ALL THE OUTSTANDING DENT TOOK PLACE 189 MILES NORTHEAST OF DISPLAYED UNUSUAL POLITENESS IN USHER­ PROBLEMS BETWEEN BELGIUM AND THE CONGO SAIGON, NEAR NHA TRANG ON THE COAST. ING THE VISITORS QUICKLY THROUGH PASS, IN PREPARATION fOR DETAILED DISCUSSIONS THE PILOT, WHO WAS NOT IDENTIFIED, CURRENCY AND CUSTOMS CONTROLS AND TO NEXT MONTH." WAS THE CONTROLS OF AN HU-IB HELICOP­ THE WINDOWS WHERE THEY MUST CHANGE THREE ASKED BY REPORTERS WHAT HE HAD TO TER WHEN THE NS IPER'S BULLET SMASHED WEST MARKS FOR EAST MARKS AT THE ARTIFI SAY ABOUT A NEW REBEL OFFENSIVE REPORT­ THROUGH THE WINO SCREEN AND HIT HIM IN CIAL RATE OF ON~ TO ONE. ED TODAY FROM THE CONGO, TSHOMBE SAID: THE HEAD. THE CHOPPER WAS FLYING ABOUT THE OPENING-DAY TRAFFIC THROUGH THE " yES , THE S ITUAT ION THERE I S NOT WALL WAS FAR BELOW THAT OF LAST CHRIST­ 30 FEET ABOVE THE GROUND ON AN OBSER­ QUI TE CALM." ______MAS. LAST YEAR WEST BERLINERS HAD BEEN VATION MISSION AT THE TIME. SHUT OFF FROM THE EASTERN SECTOR FOR THE CO-PILOT IMMEDIATELY TOOK OVER ELECTRONIC CHEER MORE THAN TWO YEARS. AND BROUGHT THE AIRCRAFT AND THE REST MILWAUKEE, DEC. 19 (UP1)--THE SPIRIT OF THE CREW SAFELY BACK TO NHA TRANG, THIS YE~R THE WALL HAD BEEN OPEN DUR­ OF CHRISTMAS, WHICH ONCE MELTED THE ING THE FIRST TWO WEEKS OF NOVEMBER SO BUT THE SPOKESMAN SAID THE PILOT WAS COLO, COLO HEART OF "SCROOGE," IS THE SEPARATION HAD BEEN MUCH SHORTER. "DEAD ON ARRIVAL" AT THE ARMY'S EIGH­ HUMANIZING IBM-1620. MANY OF THE EXPECTED ONE MILliON WEST TH tlELD HOSPITAL. MOST Of THE TIME, OLD IBM-1620 HAS BERLIN VISITORS WHO WILL GO THROUGH THE THE HELICOPTER'S DEATH BROUGHT TO 236 ABOUT AS MUCH PERSONALITY AS A WOODEN WALL ALSO WERE WAITING UNTIL NEARER THE NUMBER OF AMERICANS KILLED IN ACnoN INDIAN. HE JUST SITS ON HIS STAND IN CHRISTMAS. IN VIET NAM SINCE JANUARY 1961. ANOT ROOM 107 OF THE MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY 104 HAVE DIED FROM NON-COMBAT CAUSES, ENGINEERING BUILDING, SPEWING EQUATIQS MAKING TOTAL AMERICAN FATALITIES HERE FROM HIS GRAY METALLIC HEAD--JUST GO­ TRUXTUN CHRISTENED 340. CAMDEN, N •• DEC. 19 (UPI)=-THE NU­ ING ABOUT HIS ROUTINE IN THAT SAME OLD MONOTONE. CLEAR-POWER GUIDED MISSI~ FRIGATE U.S. SIX DIE IN FIRE TRUXTUN WAS CHRISTENED AND LAUNCHED TO­ WARREN, MICH. DEC. 19 (UPI)--Slx CHIL YESTERDAY, IBM-1620 THREW A CHRIST­ DAY AT THE NEW YORK SHIPBUILDING CORP. OREN DIED TODAY IN A FIRE WHICH SWEPT MAS PARTY. STUDENTS CAME TO DRINK YARD HERE. THROUGH THEIR HOME, BUT THE OLDEST BOY, COFfEE AND SAMPLE CHRISTMAS COOKIES. THE 564-FOOT TRUXTUN DISPLACES 900 13, SAVED TWO BROTHERS AND HIMSELF. IBM-1620 GAVE A CONCERT OF CHRISTMAS TONS. IT IS NAMED FOR COMMODORE THOMAS THE CHILDREN WHO PERISHED WERE MARTHA CAROLS. TRUXTUN, A REVOLUTIONARY WAR HERO. ANN COX, I I; MARY Jo, 7; JOHN, 6; DIAN "HE CAN PLAY ANYTHING FROM 'HUNGAR­ IT IS THE FIFTH NAVY COMBAT SHIP TO 4; JAMES, 3, AND CHARLES, 18 MONTHS. IAN RHAPSODY' TO "TICO-Tlco,' BEAMED BE NAMED IN HONOR OF THE COMMODORE, WHO ELBERT JR., AT 13 THE OLDEST CHILD IN ROBERT ROBINSON, DIRECTOR OF THE MAR­ WAS ONE OF THE FIRST CAPTAINS OF THE THE FAMILY, SAVE TWO YOUNG BROTHERS, QUETTE COMPUTING CENTER. EARLY U.S. NAVY AND ONCE WAS COMMANDER tRANK, 9, AND TOMMY, 8, BUT WAS UNABLE ROBINSON AND WILLIAN WEIDEMAN, ASSI~ OF THE FRIGATE CONSTITUTION. TO SAVE THE OTHER CHILDREN BECAUSE OF TANT MATHEMATICS PROFESSOR, DISCOVERED THE SHIP WAS CHRISTENED BY TWO DESCEN SMOKE AND FLAMES. IBM-1620's LATENT VOCAL TALENTS SOME DANTS OF TRUXTUN,MRS. KIRBY TAPPAN OF ELBERT TIED BEDSHEETS TOGETHER AND TIMEAGO. ROBINSON EXPLAINED THAT CER­ TAIN INfORMATION FED THE COMPUTER COLUMBIA, CONN. AND MRS. SCOTT UMSTED STRUNG THEM FROM A SECOND FLOOR WINDOW. OF JAMESTOWN, R.I. HE HELPED THE YOUNGER BOYS OUT THE WIN- CAUSED IT TO PIPE SOUNDS IN THE RADIO CONGRESSMEN CHET HOLIFIELD OF CALIFOR DOW, WATCHED THEM SLIDE TO SAFETY AND FREQUENCY RANGE. NIA WAS PRINCIPAL SPEAKER AT THE CERE- THEN LEAPED HIMSELF WHEN THE HEAT BE- "THE COMPUTER HAS TO BE ABLE TO MOVE MONIES. CAME TOO INTENSE. NUMBERS AROUND IN ITS CIRCUITRY," SAID WEIDEMAN. "IN THE PROCESS, IT SOMETIMES CHRISTMAS IS ALMOST HERE. MACY'S WILL THE CHILDREN'S MOTHER, MARIE,35, WAS MOVES THEM AROUND IN CERTAIN PATTERNS. BE OPEN FOR LATE SHOPPING UNT IL 7 PM TRAPPED ON THE GROUND FLOOR WHEN NF'~H- CERTAIN OF THESE PATTERNS PRODUCE SHO~ THROUGH WEDNESDAY NEXT WEEK. BORS ARRIVED AT THE FLAMING HOUSE HIGH FREQUENCY ELECTRICAL IMPULSES. I j PAGE Z' HOURGlASS SATURDAY 19 DECEMBER 1964 ! ::;; MONDAY 21 TUES. 22 WED. 23 THUR. 24 rR I • 2~ SAT. 26 SUN. 21 BOWLING ALLEY 093°-233° 0930-2330 0930-2330 0930-2330 0930-2330 0930-2400 1000-2330 DEPENDENTS POOL 1000-1900 ------1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 1000-1900 BACHELOR POOL 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100 ..... __ .. _-- 0700-2100 0700-2100 0700-2100

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I ROXY THEATER THE ROXY THEATER HAS BEEN CLOSED DOWN FOR RENOVATIONS 1-, jZULU-138 MIN. DRAMA CINEMASCOPE COMPLACENCY UNTIL A YOUNG ARTIST DOES STOWAWY GIRL-87 MIN. MELODRAMA COLOR STANLEY BAKER, JACK HAWKINS A PORTRAIT Of HIS WIFE AS A FAT, ELSA MARTINELLI, TREVOR HOWARD B&W A SMALL BRITISH GARRISON IS ATTACK­ SLOPPY WOMAN, WHICH MAKES HIM REALIZE A 17-YEAR-OLD-GIRL FLIRTS WITH A ED BY OVER 4,000 ZULUS. AFTER REPEAT­ HIS WRONGNESS. CREWMAN TO GET SMUGGLED ON BOARD. THE ED ASSAULTS THE ZULUS SUDDENLY WITH­ CAPTAIN GETS INVOLVED WITH HER CHARM DRAW, SALUTING THE BRITISHERS' BRAV­ MURDER MOST FOUL-90 MIN. BLACK & WHITE AND SOME SCENES WHIP UP QUITE A BIT OF ERY. A&Y--VERY GOOD C--MATURE MARGARET RUTHERFORD, Roy MOODY EXCITEMENT. A FIRE BREAKS OUT AND THE MISS RUTHERFORD RETURNS AS AGATHA CREW MUST ABANDON SHIP. NEVER PUT IT IN WRITING-93 MIN. BLACK CHRISTIE'S DELIGHTFUL MISS MARPLE, IN AND WHITE PAT BOONE, MILO O'SHEA AN ENGROSSING, AMUSING, AND, JUDGING RACING FEVER-93 MIN. ADVENTURE DRAMA COMEDY BY AUDIENCE REACTION, ENJOYED BY ALL. BARBARA BIGGART, JOE MORRISON B&W WHEN A YOUNG INSURANCE EXECUTIVE IT HAS A TOUCH OF SLAPSTICK, A TOUCH AN ADVENTUROUS DRAMA OF RACING HEARS THAT THE BOSS' NEPHEW HAS BEEN OF HORROR, AND A LOT OF HUMOR, ALL GIVEN THE JOB OF GENERAL MANAGER, HE CAREFULLY UNDERSTATED IN THE APPROV- CHICAGO, DEC. 19 (UPI)--HEAVY SNOW WRITES A BITTER LETTER TO THE PRESI­ '0 BRITISH FASHION. MYSTERY SPREAD fROM THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST INTO DENT OF THE FIRM. IMMEDIATELY AFTER­ A&Y--VERY GOOD C--MATURE BLIZZARD WRACKED MONTANA TODAY. SLEET WARDS HE IS NOT~FIED THAT HE HAS BEEN AND LIGHT SNOW LEFT ROADS TREACHEROUS TAKEN INTO THE FIRM AS A JUNIOR PART­ SHORT CUT TO HELL-87 MIN. DRAMA FROM TEXAS TO MICHIGAN. BELOW FREEZING NER AND STARTS A WILD EFFORT TO RE­ BLACK & WHITE ROBERT IVERS, WILLIAM TEMPERATURES WERE REPORTED FROM SEATTLE, TRIEVE THE LETTER BEFORE IT CAN BE BISHOP TO WASHINGTON, TO SHREVEPORT. A NEW MASS DELIVERED. IVERS IS A GUNMAN WHO IS PAID OFF OF ARCTIC AIR WAS PUSHING INTO THE NOR­ AY&C--FAIR IN MARKED BILLS BY JACQUES AUBUCHON, THERN PLAINS. FOR A MURDER JOB. HE DISCOVERS THAT HAY DROPS WERE UNDERWAY IN EIGHT COUN­ NO MINOR VICES- BLACK & WHITE THE BILLS ARE HOT AND TRAILS AUBU­ TRIES OF EASTERN MONTANA WHICH PRESI­ DANA ANDREWS, LOUIS JOURDAN CHON TO Los ANGELES. DENT JOHNSON PROCLAIMED A DISASTER AREA A DOCTOR TREATS HIS WIFE LIKE A FRIDAY. UP TO 50 PERCENT OF THE CATTLE ISLAVE BUT DOES NOT REALIZE HIS SMUG IN THE AREA WERE FEARED DEAD FROM EX- POSURE. I RICHARDSON-THE SHOWS WILL START AT 7:30 AND ANYONE MAY ATTEND. I YOKWE YUK-THE SHOWS WILL BEGIN AT 7 AND 9 PM. FOR YOKWE YUK MEMBERS ONLY. CHILDREN POSITIVELY MAY NOT ATTEND. I OCEAN VIEW-THE FIRST SHOW BEGINS AT 7:30 AND THERE IS A LATE MOVIE AT 12.15 AM. FOR MAILE ADULT PERSONNEL ONLY. I KWAJALEIN SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES PROTESTANT SERVIDES CHURCH OF CHRIST CATHOLIC PROTESTANT WORSHIP SERVIES WILL BE SERVICES WILL BE HELD THIS LORD'S FATHER FEY--7 AM AND 9:15 AM IN THE HELD AS USUAL IN THE ISLAND MEMORIAL DAY AT 10:15 IN ROOM #25 AT THE GEORGE MEMORIAL CHAPEL AND AT 11:15 ON ROJ I CHAPEL SUNDAY MORN ING AT 8: 10 AND II:CC SEITZ SCHOOL. BIBLE STUDY AT II AM. NAMUR. DAILY MASS 4:45 PM IN THE BLESS-i REVEREND MARKVE WILL CONDUCT THE SER­ SERVICES ARE ALSO HSLD SUNDAY EVENING ED SACRAMENT CHAPEL MONDAY THROUGH FRI-i VICE AND WILL SPEAK ON THE TOPIC AT 7 PM. DAY. MASS SATURDAY MORNING AT 7:25 AM. : "THE INCARNATION JI BASED ON THE TEXT CONFESSION SATURDAY FROM 7 TO 8 OF JOHN 1:1-13. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SUNDAY SCHOOL WILL BE HELD AS USUAL SERVED ON THE LAWN AfTER THE SECOND AT 9:40 AM AT THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL EPISCOPAL EVENING PRAYER SERVICE. AND AT 9:00 AM ON ROI NAMUR. SERVICES WILL BE CONDUCTED EACH SUN- ! THERE WILL BE A CHRISTMAS PROGRAM A NURSERY IS PROVIDED FOR BOTH SER­ DAY EVENING AT 6·45 PM IN THE MEMORIAL AT 7:30 PM SUNDAY LED BY THREE CHOIRS VICES AT THE ISLAND DAY NURSERY FOR CHAPEL. Of THE CAHPEL. THOSE WHO WISH TO LEAVE THEIR SMALL ~A ITER-DAY SA I NTS I ON CHRISTMAS EVE AT 7:30PM A GROUP CHILDREN. THE NURSERY WILL ALSO BE FROM THE EBEYE CHURCH WILL PRESENT PROVIDED ON THURSDAY EVENING. GE8~~ll§~1T~RScn55e.I~R~~g~Hgba ~tEt~~G A CHRISTMAS PROGRAM. THE REVEREND ELDEN BUCK WILL LEAD AT 8:30AM SUNDAY SCHOOL AND SACRAMENT CHRISTMAS ~AY AT I 1:00AM THERE WILL THE WORSHIP SERVICE ON ROI NAMUR AT MEETING AT 9:30 AM. BE A SIMPLE WORSHIP SERVICE OF CAROL 7:00 PM SUNDAY. PENTECOSTAL WORSHIP SERVICES AT 7:4~ SINGING AND A SERMON.

,."", 1110 .. IN THE CHAPEL SUNDAY. PUBLIC INVITED. PAGE 7 HOURGLASS SATURDAY 19 DECEMBER~1964 NOTICES CLUB NOT ICES TEEN "TREE DECORATING" NITE--SUNDAY HELP WANTED NIGHT, DEC. 20, THE TEEN CLUB WILL SHOWT IME 7 & 9 DECORATE TIrlE f I CLUB' HOUSEl ANI) PUT, UP YOKWE YUK BEAU JAMES* C GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HAS THE fOLLOWING THE CHRISTMAS TREE. ALL MEMBERS WHO BOB HOPE, VERA MILES OPENINGS: WISH TO HELP SHOULD BE AT THE TEEN COMEDY DRAMA CLERK-TYPIST FULL-TIME CLUB AT 7 PM SHARP. SECRETARY fUll-TIME SHOWTIME 7:30 CLERK-CASHIER FOR COMMISSARY CUB SCOUT PACK MEETING WILL BE HELD KATHY PART-TIME AT CORAL SANDS BEACH AT 7:30 PM DEC. RICHARDSON 0 * WS DAN DURYEA, JAN STERLING BAG-BOY fOR COMMISSARY PART-TIME 22. TRANSPORTATION WILL LEAVE THE COMEDy-DRAMA ApPLY AT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES' INDUS­ COMMISSARY PARKING LOT AT 7:15 PM. TRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE IN THE TERMIN­ SHOWTIME 7:30-12:15 AL ANNEX BUILDING. CHESS CLUB WILL HOLD ITS REGULAR MR. PEABODY & THE SUNDAY AfTERNOON SESSION TOMORROW MERMAID * BW FULL AND PART-TIME fOOD AND BAR fROM 1-6 PM AT THE SCUBA CLUB HOUSEo OCEAN VIEW ANN BLYTH, WilLIAM POWEll WAITERS WANTED AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. VISITORS ARE WELCOME. COMEDY CALL 419. YOKWE YUK BUFFET IS CANCEllED FOR SHOWTIME 8 FULL-TIME MALE OR fEMALE CASHIER TONIGHT. IN WAKE OF A WANTED fOR THE SNACK BAR RQI NAMUR STRANGER * BW GIRL SCOUTS NEED HELP--A WOMAN IS TONY WRIGHT, SHIRLEY EATON ClERK-STENO, FULL-TIME PERMANENT NEEDED TO HELP LEADERS IN ESTABLISHING COMEDY WITH MUSIC POSITION AVAilABLE JAN. 4 1965. LIM­ A NEW TROOP ON EBEYE. THE ONLY RE- ITED PAY-ROLL EXPERIENCE DESIRED. QUIREMENT ARE INTEREST AND TIME. PARENTS MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS INQUIRE KTS RANGE OPERATIONS BLDG. PLEASE CALL PRISCILLA CAMERON 570. EACH filM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS KENTRON HAWAI I, LTD. CAll 596/2135. WELL AS SUITABILITY FOR PERSONS Of SCOUT TROOP 314--THERE WilL BE A MEET­ VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED RADIO CORPORATION Of AMERICA HAS ING Of TROOP 314 (OLD TROOP 135 AND ARE: A •• ADULTS Y •• YOUNG PEOPLE 12-16 AN OPENING FOR A STENO-TY~ISTIN THE 140) IN THE OLD TROOP SCOUT HOUSE C •• CHILDREN TRADEX ENGINEERING OFFICE, ROI NAMUR. MONDAY, OEc.21, AT 7 PM. I OTHER SYMBOLS USED ARE: * •• NO RATING PLEASE CONTACT RoV. MOSER AT 9-8-362. C •• COLOR WS •• WIDE SCREEN BW •• BLACK DUPLICATE BRIDGE WILL BE HELD SUNDAY & WH ITE FOR SALE NIGHT, DEC. 20, IN THE BANYAN RM. AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. FOR PARTNERSHIP SUNDAY Mov I ES CA RR I ERA I R CON D I T ION E R, I TON, I N t- ARRANGEMENTS CALL MARY WICKETT 2743. YOKWE YUK--MR. PEABODY & THE MERMAID GOOD CONDITION. ASSORTED CURTAINS, RICHARDSON--BEAU JAMES RODS AND FIXTURES. AUTOMATIC CLOTHES ANNOUNCEMENTS OCEAN VIEW--KATHY--O DRYER, EXCEllENT CONDITION. CALL 2275 ROI NAMUR--THE CRIMSON BLADE CUB SCOUT COMMITTEE MEETING WilL BE SLIDE PROJECTOR, MANON CABINAT WITH HELD MONDAY, DECo 21 AT 7:30 IN THE SEASON I S I ,_ GREET I NQS EXTRA SLIDE TRAYS. FISCHER STEREO FINE ARTS BLDG. Of THE GEORGE SEITZ 'FRON AMPLIFIER MODEL X202B, 80 WATTS, WAL­ SCHOOL. THE" KWAJALE IN NUT CASE. SEE AT TR. 724 OR CAll 2434 FIRE DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII ANNOUNCES THE IT IS WITH A CHEERfUL HOLIDAY IN LIVE CHRISTMAS TREE, 7 FT. TALL, ARRIVAL Of CATALOGS FOR THE SPRING MIND THAT WE WISH TO BRING THIS MES­ PERFECT. CALL 2348. QUARTER Of THE KWAJALEIN CENTER, U. OF SAGE TO ONE AND ALL, A LITTLE NOTE H. AND MAY BE OBTAINED AT THE fOLLOW­ Of CAUTION. RIVER FRONTAGE lOT ON UPPER TRUCKEE ING lOCATIONS: YOKWE YUK CLUB, LI­ WE SUGGEST THAT WHEN SETTING UP YOUR RIVER IN LAKE TAHOE, CALIFORNIA. BRARY, SNACK BAR, OR CONTACT J.A. LON­ CHRISTMAS TREE, PLACE IT IN A PAIL Of CALL 2168 DAYS AND 2327 EVENINGS. GO, 446 DAYS, 2228 NIGHTS SAND SO THAT WATER MAY BE ADDED TO ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS WILL BE HELD KEEP IT MOIST. THE TREE WILL STAY SMAll PORTABLE ELECTRIC ORGAN. CON- 21 AND 28 DEC FROM 6 TO 8 PM AT ROOM FRESHEST IN THIS MANNER THROUGHOUT THE TACT Al CLARK, 412,DAYS ONLY. 115 Of THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. A HOLIDAYS. CUTTING THE BASE AT A rEE Of $2.00 15 PAYABLE AT THE TIME SLIGHT ANGLE WILL HELP IT TO PICK UP MINOLTA SR-7 35MM CAMERA FI.4/58MM, Of EXAMINATION. THE WATER. $110. LENS AUTO-RoKKOR F2.8/35MM,$43. BE SURE THAT ALL DECORATIVE LIGHTING LENS AUTO-RoKKOR F2.8/135MM,$48. SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN--ALl YOU UNITS ARE Of THE UNDERWRITERS' LABOR­ 55MM UV FILTER $2.80. LATEST MODEL, CHILDREN GATHER 'ROUND THE HAMilTON'S ATORIES (UoL.) APPROVED TYPE, AND IN­ ONLY USED A COUPLE Of TIMES. CALL HOUSE, 205-B, ON MONDAY, DEC. 23. SPECT THEM CAREfULLY fOR BROKEN FIT­ 2786 AfTER 5 PM SANTA,WlLl BE IN FRONT, STARTING TINGS AND BARE WIRESo AT 6:30 PM TO TALK AND SING TO ALL YOU BE SURE THAT THE LIGHT BULBS IN NO BAR-B-Q GRilL IN GOOD CONDITION. $4. CHilDREN. OH YES, SANTA SAID ALL YOU WAY MAKE CONTACT WITH THE TREE AND SEE AT TR. 512 OR CALL WELCH 9-325. GROWN-UPS ARE WELCOME TOO. THAT THE BASES ARE TIGHTLY fASTENED TO THE TREE SO THAT THEY WILL NOT fALL WHY NOT? ON TO LOWER BRANCHES. LOST MOSCOW, DEC. 19 {UPI)--SHOULD SANTA USE CAUTION IN PLACING EVEN fiRE­ CLAUS BE NATIONALIZED? PROOf DECORATIONS ON THE TREE AND A­ CIR