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VOL 6 NO 1905 KWAJALEiN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY 19 JANUARY 1965

CHURCH~LL HANGS ON TITAN-2 PUSHES GEMINI CAPSULE LONDON, JAN. 19 (UPi)--THE DYING SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL SLEPT PEACE­ HALFWAY ACROSS ATLANTIC OCEAN FULLY THROUGHOUT THE DAY. THE NA­ TO REVIVE $1~3 BILLION PROGRAM TION WHICH HAS ACCEPTED THE INEVI­ CAPE KENNEDY, JAN. 19 (UP1) --A U.S. GEMINI CAPSULE CA~RYING TWO "ASTRO­ TABLE PRAYED AS IT BEGAN PREPARA­ ROBOTS II SUCCESSFULLY LEAPED HALFWAY ACROSS THE ATLANTIC OCEAN TODAY AND SIG­ TIONS TO GIVE HIM A FAREWELL WORTHY NALED A GO-AHEAD FOR AN ATTEMPT TO HURL TWO ASTRONAUTS INTO ORBIT AROUND APRIL OF HIS PLACE IN HISTORY. OR MAY. LORD MORAN, HIS 82-YEAR-OLD PER­ A POWERFUL TITAN-2 ROCKET BLASTED OFF AT 9~03 AM AND HURLED THE BELL-SHAPED SONAL PHYSICIAN, CALLED AT THE PAYLOAD MORE THAN 100 MILES INTO SPACE. CHURCHILL'S RESIDENCE TONIGHT AND ABOUT 20 MINUTES LATER, THE CAPSULE BLAZED BACK THROUGH THE ATMOSPHERr AND ISSUED THIS MrDICAL BULLETIN, THE RODE A GIANT RED AND WHITE PARACHUTE TO A LANDING IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN ADOUT 11TH SINCE THE 90-YEAR-OLD SIR WIN­ 2,150 MILES EAST-SOUTHEAST OF CAPE KENNEDY, STON SUFFERED A STROKE ON FRIDAY: RECOVERY FORCES RUSHED TO RETRIEVE THE SPACE CAPSULE. IIS IR WINSTON liAS SLEPT THROUGH­ THE APPARENTLY FLAWLESS FLIGHT OPENED THE DOOR AT LAST TO LONG-DELAYED PLANS OUT THE DAY AND THERE IS NO APPRE­ TO LAUNCH ASTRONAUTS VIRGIL I. (GUs) GRISSOM AND JOHN W. YOUNG ON GEMINI'S CIABLE CHANGE IN HIS CONDITION INAUGURAL THREE-ORBIT MANNED FLIGHT. SINCE THIS MORN!NG THERE WILL BE THE SPECTACULAR FLIGHT ALSO pRESER­ ANOTHER BULLETIN TOMORROW MORNING. II VED, FOR THE TiME BEING AT LEAST, AIR FORCE PROBERS HOPES THAT THE $1.3 BILLION GEMINI PROGRAM WILL BE PERMITTED TO LAUNCH DENY CHUTE CAUSED REDS.RUNNING SHORT ITS 10 TWO-MAN FLIGHTS BY EARLY 196 7 OF LIKELY CHARGES THE PROJECT, ALREADY Ii YEARS BEHIND w~~J~J~N. ~9L~nf-- qH~~§S~ SCHEDULE, FACED THE THREAT OF CUTBAOS IDENT OF AN AIR FORCE BOARD INVESTI­ BUT ARE INVENTIVE DUE TO DELAYS. GATING THE CRASH OF A KC-135 TANKER WASHINGTON, JAN. 19 (UP!) --THE UNIT­ TODAyiS fLIGHT, WITNESSED BY GRIS­ INTO A WICHITA RESIDENT!AL AREA SAID ED STATES HAS DENIED A SOVIET CHARGE SOM AND YOUNG AND 10 FELL.OW ASTRONAUTS TODAY THAT IF A PARACHUTE WAS FOUND THAT THE ALLIES ARE PREPARING TO SOW APPARENTLY PERFORMED TO PERFECTION IN ONE OF THE PLANEts ENGINES IT DID A BELT OF ATOMIC LAND MINES ALONG THE FROM THE FiERY LIFTOFF AT CAPE KENNEDY NOT CONTRIBUTE TO THE ACCIDEhT. IRON CURTAIN BETWEEN WEST GERMANY AND TO THE CAPSULEvS SAFE LANDING IN THE AN OKLAHOMA CITY NEWSPAPER SAID TO­ ITS COMMUNIST NEIGHBORS. ATLANTIC ABOUT 40 TO 50 MILES FROM DAY INVESTIGATORS AT T~N~ER AIR FORCE THE STATE DEPARTMeNT SAID LAST NIGHT THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER USS LAKE CHAM- BASE FOUND A CHUTE ENTANGLED IN ONE OF THERE WERE NO PLANS TO CREATE IIA 50- PLAIN. THE PLANE'S ENG~NES. I CALLED 'ATOMIC MINE BELT' AS ALLEGED AN AIRPLANE SPOTTED THE BLACK CAP­ THE CRASH SATURDAY KILLED 29 PERSONS II IN THE SOVIET NOTE DELIVERED TO U.S. SULE AFLOAT ON THE WAVES. HELICOPTER~ INCLUDING 22 OCCUPANTS OF HOMES IN THE AMBASSADOR FOY D. KOHLER IN Moscow. AND RECOVERY SHIPS RUSHED TO PLUCK IT NEIGHBORHOOD. ACKNOWLEDGING THAT ATOMIC LAND MINES FROM THE OCEAN AND RETURN IT TO CAPE BRIG. GEN. MURRAY A. BVWATlR, PRESI­ WERE AMONG THE "TACTICAL NUCLEAR WEA­ KENNEDY, DENT OF THE AIR rORC£: INVESTIGATING PONS" STOCKPILED IN EUROPE, THE UNITED (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) BOARD, SAID: STATES SAID THEY WERE IIRETAINED UNDER "IF THERE IS ANY PART or A PARACHUTE U S. CUSTODY AND CONTROL" AS PART OF !N AND AROUND THE JET ENGINE IT WAS THE GENERAL DEFENSE ARSENAL. INAUGURATION DAY CEREMONIES NOT A CONTRIBUTING FACTOR TO THE CAUSE THE STATEMENT ISSUED BY A STATE DE­ PRESIDENT JOHNSONiS INAUGURA­ OF THE ACCIDENT." PARTMENT PRESS OFFICER SAID IT WAS TION ADDRESS WILL BE BROADCAST THE OKLAHOMA JOURNAL, AN OKLAHOMA DIFFICULT TO CONSIDER THE SOVIET AC­ OVER AFRS KWAJALEIN ON WEDNESDAY, CITY DAILY, PUBLiSHED A COPYRiGHTED CUSATION "AS ANYTHING BUT A PROPAGAN­ JANUARY 20, AT 3g15 PM. PICTURE SHOWING THE CLOTH AND SHROUD DA EXERCISE," SINCE THE RUSSIANS PUB­ THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS, PLUS LINES OF A RED DROGUE CHUTE HANGING LISHED IT BEFORE THE UNITED STATES HAD HIGHLIGHTS OF EVENTS SURROUNDING F ROM THE ENG I NE. TIME TO CONSIDER IT. THE INAUGURATION, WILL BE BROAD­ THE JOURNAL PHOTOGRAPHS SHOW THE THE RUSSIAN NOTE APPARENTLY WAS DI­ CAST WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, AT DROGUE CHUTE ENTWINED IN THE BLADES OF RECTED AT A PROPOSAL MADE AT A NATO 8~05 PM. ONE ENGINE WITH NYLON CORDS DANGLING COUNCIL MEETING LAST MONTH I~ PARIS BY AROUND THE EDGE. THE PARACHUTE IS OF A WEST GERMAN GENERAL, WHICH DID NOT THE TYPE USED TO SLOW PLANES WHEN THEY EVEN HAVE THE ENDORSEMENT or HIS OWN LAND. GOVERNMENT AND WAS NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY BIG RED ATOM BLAST BY OTHER MEMBERS OF THE 15-NATION AL- EFFECTS REACH U.S. JUANITA CASTRO CHOSE LIANCE WASHINGTON, JAN. 19 (UPi) --THE BETWEEN FIDEL AND GOD (CONTINUED ON PAG~ SIX) ATOMIC ENERGY COMMiSSION SAID TONIGHT NEW ORLEANS, JAN, 19 (UPI) --JUANITA THE UNITED STATES HAD DETECTED RADIO­ CASTRO, SISTER OF CUBAN PREMIER FIDEL CONGOLESE TROOPS CAPTURE ACTIVITY IN THE AIR AS A RESULT OF CASTRO, SAID LAST NIGHT SHE TURNED AKETI FOR THE FIFTH TIME THE HUGE SOVIET UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR AGAINST HER BROTHER BECAUSE SHE WAS LEOPOLDVILLE, JAN. 19 (UPI) --CONGO­ TEST LAST FRIDAY. FORCED TO CHOOSE BETWEEN HjM AND GOD. LESE GOVERNMENT TROOPS LED BY 16 BEL­ THE STATE DEPARTMENT HAS ASKED THE IN A SPEECH BEFORE THE ANNUAL AWARDS GIAN MERCENARIES CAPTURED THE NORTH­ SOVIET GOVERNMENT FOR "INFORMATION ON DINNER OF THE INFORMATION COUNCIL OF EASTERN CONGO TOWN OF AKETI TODAY FOR THIS EVENT" IN VIE:W OF THE NUCLEAR THE AMERICAS, MISS CASTRO SAID HER THE SECOND TIME IN THREE DAYS. TEST BAN TREATY, THE AEC SAID. BROTHER TURNED HIS OWN SON INTO A "GOD­ REPORTS REACHING HERE SAID THE TROOPS THE TREATY, SiGNED BY THE UNITED HAT lNG, Mill TANT COMMUN I Sf PARTY ME.M­ MET STRONG REBEL RESISTANCE. STATES, BRITAIN AND RUSSIA IN AUGUST BER." OTHER UNCONFIRMED REPORTS SAID A MER­ OF 1963, PROHIBITS NUCLEAR TESTING IN MISS CASTRO SAID IT WAS "NOT DIFFI­ CENARY LED PATROL WENT 100 MILES NORTH THE ATMOSPHERE, I N OUTER SPACE AND CULT TO DECIDE BETWEEN OPPRESSION AND TO BONDO TO RESCUE 25 WHITES, MO~TLY UNDERWATER. UNDERGROUND TESTING IS LIBERTY, OR BETwrEN CRIME AND RESPECT BELGIANS, BEING HELD HOSTAGE THERE. PERMITTED, HOWEVER. FOR THE PROPERTY OF OTHERS. I CHOSE IT WAS THE FIFTH TIME IN RECENT ~S THE SOVIET BLAST ON JANUARY 15 AP­ TO FIGHT, TO DO WHAT I COULD TO REGAIN THAT AKETI, A MAJOR RAIL CENTER, HAS PARENTLY WAS OF A LARGE NUCLEAR DE­ FREEDOM FOR MY COUNTRY," SHE SAID. CHANGED HANDS IN RECENT MONTHS. VICE:. DIPLOMATIC OFFICIALS AT ELIZABETH­ TONIGHT's AEC STATEMENT SAID, "THE STOP VILLE SAID TODAY CONGO GOVERNMENT CLAIMS UNITED STATES DETECTION SYSTEM HAS THAT THAT REBELS WERE INFILTRATING KATANGA NOW DETECTED A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF VENT [JUPU ~ FROM NEIGHBORING ZAMBIA WERE FALSE. ING CONNECTrD WITH THE TEST. READ "WATER" THE CLAIM ABOUT REBEL INFILTRATION THE AMOUNTS OF RADIOACTIVITY MEAS­ WAS MADE YESTERDAY BY CONGO INTERIOR PAGE SIX URED TO DATE WILL ~OT PRODUCE MEASUR­ MINISTER GODEFROID MUNONGO. ABLE rXPOSURES TO PERSONS. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 19 JANUARY 1965

PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFI­ SPECIAL RESERVES SCRAPPED REV. DR. KING SLUGGED CER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL IS­ WASHINGTON, JAN.19 (UPI) -- THE ARMY, IN FIRST RACE RALLY LANDS. CONTRACT DA-O 10021 AMC-9Q004 (y) NAVY AND AIR FOftCE YESTERDAY ABOLISHED SELMA, ALA., JAN. 19 (UPI) -- NEGROEl (NI2367156) 35133A PMR WITH GLOBAL AS­ CAPITOL HILLbUNITS THEY HAVE MAINTAINED PROMISED TO STEP UP THE PRESSURE TODA~ SOCIATES FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND THEIR STAAS ON THE DALLAS COUNTY VOTER REGISTRAR'S THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY WHO BELONGED TO THE MILITARY RESERVES. OfFICE THE MAJOR HOLDOUT IN THE fiRST MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. DEAD~tNE FOR THE UNITS WIPED OUT WERE THE ARMY ALL-OUT TEST OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS LAW NOTICES IS 4PM THE DAY BEFORE PUBLICA­ CONGRESSIOANL COMMAND OPERATIONS RESE~ IN ALABAMA'S COTTON BELT. TION AND DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS IS GROUP, TNE NAVAL AND MARINE~CORPS RE- THREE WHITE SEGREGATIONISTS WERE lOAM THE DAY Of PUBLICATION. SERVE COMPOSITE COMPANY 5-48 AND THE ARRESTED IN THE DRIVE WHICH STARTED 99991H AIR RESERVE SQUADRON. YESTERDAY UNDER THE LEADERSHIP Of NOBEL ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN MEMBERS OF ANY I PEACE PRIZE WINNER MARTIN LUTHER KING EDITOR: NEIL PHELPS-MUNSON OF THE RISERVE GROUPS ON CAPITOL HilL JR. ASST EDITOR: DORIS WALLIN WAS fORMER SEN. BARRY M. GOLDWATER, WHO KING, WHO WAS SLUGGED AND KICKED STAFF. REBECCA LLEWELLYN PARTICIPATED IN THE 99991"IAS A RESERVE WHEN HE SUCCESSfULLY REGISTERED AT THE RUTH LONDON MAJOR GENERAL IN THE AIR FORCE. ANTEBELLUM HOTEL ALBERT, TOLD A CHEER­ AUDREY STRATMANN PRESENT CONGRESSIONAL RESERVISTS IN- ING THRONG Of MORE THAN 1,000 NEGROES PEGGY TEMPLIN CLUDE ARMY MAJ. GE~. ROBERT L.F. SIKES, LAST NIGHT TO KEEP UP THE TEMPO OF THE (DEM-FLA) AND AIR ~ORCE BRIG. GEN. How- fiRST BIG INTEGRATION DRIVE Of 1965. ~======~ARD W. CANNON, (DEM-NEV). BOTM ARE SEN- As HE SPOKE AND THE NEGRO CROWD YELL- OFFICIAL BULLETIN ATORS. ED AND SANG THEIR fAMILIAR fREEDOM DUTY OFFICER FOR KWAJALEIN TEST SITE THERE ARE SEVERAL NAVY CAPTAtNS_ SONGS, POLICE CARS WERE STATIONED AT DA TE H().1E PHONE TODAY'S ACTION WAS IN LINE WITH DE­ STRATEGIC POINTS ALL AROUND THE CHURCH 19 JAN 65 2ND LT. O.W. OLIVER 602 FENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S. McNAMARj'S BUT THERE WERE NO INCIDENTS. 20 JAN 65 CAPT. H.D. VERRY 2438 ANNOUNCEMENT LAST DEC. 12 THAT CERTAIN KING SAID "WE HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO,t' 21 JAN 65 CAPT. W. CIBOSKY 798 PERSONS HOLDING KEY JOBS IN T~ JUDICI­ BUT HE SPOKE AGAINST A DRAMATIC INITIAL 22 JAN 65 CAPT. R.O. CASE 2201 AL, EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE BRANCHE~ V I CTORY. HE SA I 0 I T WAS "ONLY THE BEGIN­ 23 JAN 65 *LT. COL. M.J. SMALL 585 WOULD BE TRANSFERRED FROM THE READY ING. ff 2& JAN 65 *CAPT. R.M. BAKER SR. 23~4 RESERVE TO THE STANDBY RESERVE. FOR THE fiRST TIME IN THE MODERN 25 JAN 65 1ST LT. K.F. HAWKINS 700 HISTORY Of THIS STRONGHOLD Of SEGREGA- *INDICATES WEEKENDS AND/OR HOLIDAYS DE GAULLE WilL PUT THE SCREWS TION, NEGROES WERE READILY ADMITTED TO DUTY OffiCER IS THE KWAJALEIN TEST SITE TO ERHARD ON MLF PROPOSAL HOTEL ROOMS AND SEVERAL EATING PLACES. COMMANDING OffiCER'S REPRESENTATIVE PARIS, JAN. 19 (UPI) -- RENEWED SOVI~ THE EASE Of THE JOB CAUGHT THE MOST DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL WORKING HOURS. HOSTILITY TO A WESTERN MULTILATERAL Nu- OPTIMISTIC LEADERS BY SURPRISE. CLEAR FORCE (MLF) HAS STRENGTHENED PRE~ IDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE'S BARGAINING AUSTRALIAN DEFENSE CHIEF WALL STREET TODAY POSITION fOR HIS MEETING TODAY~~ITH TO VISIT SOUTHEAST ASIA STOCKS WERE DOWN fROM THEIR BEST GERMAN CHANCELLOR LUDWIG ERHARD, DIPLO- SYDNEY, JAN. 19 (UPI) -- AUSTRALIA'S LEVELS BUT STILL GENERALLY HIGHER NEAR MATS HERE SAID. DEfENSE MINISTER SHANE PALTRIDGE SAID THE CLOSE TODAY. TRADING WAS MODERATELY ERHARD WILL ARRIVE TODAY fOR TWO DAYS TODAY AUSTRALIA PROBABLY WOULD INCREASE ACTIVE. Of TALKS WITH DE GAULLE. AT THE SAME MILITARY AID TO SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS STEELS CONTINUED TO HOLD GROUP LEADER- TIME, THE SEVEN-NATION COMMUNIST WARSAW WITHIN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS. SHIP DESPITE SOME BACK TRACING. GENERAL PACT WILL START A SUMMIT CONfERENCE IN PALTRIDGE LEfT SYDNEY fOR 4 SIX-WEE~ MOTORS FEATURED A DULL AUTO SECTION. WARSAW REPORTED TO BE AIMED AT ATTACK- TOUR Of SOUTHEAST ASIA AND A VISIT TO RICHFIELD OIL AND STANDARD OIL POSTED ING THE MLF. THE UNITED STATES TO CONfER WITH TOP GOOD GAINS, THE LAST ON INDICATIONS Of THE DIPLOMATS SAID DE GAULLE \cULD AMERICAN OffICIALS. A POSSIBLE DIVIDEND BOOST. TELL ERHARD THE MLF WOULD SABOTAGE PRO- HE WILL VISIT MALAYSIA, THAILAND, COCA-COCA SCORED A GOOD GAIN ON NEWS GRESS TOWARD GERMAN REUNIFICATION AND VIET NAM AND JAPAN AND THEN GO TO THE MANAGEMENT WOULD RECOMMEND AN INCREASE EAST-WEST RECONCILIATION AND UNDERMINE UNITED STATES WHERE HE WILL CONfER IN THE QUARTERLY DIVIDEND RATE. IBM THE TWO-YEAR-OLD FRENCH-GERMAN COOPERA- WITH SECRETARY Of STATE DEAN RUSK, DE­ TRIMMED ITS LOSS TO A SMALL fRACTION. TION TREATY. FENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S. McNAMARA AND Du PONT DROPPED SHARPLY. ONLY THE UNITED STATES AND WEST GER- OTHER OffiCIALS. 30 INDUSTRIALS CLOSED AT 896·79 UP 1·58 MANY HAVE EXPRESSED ENTHUSIASM fOR THE PALTRIDGE REfUSED TO CONfiRM OR DENY 20 RAILS CLOSED AT 212.78 UP 0.23 4 MLF. PRINTED REPORTS THAT AUSTRALIA ALREADY 15 UTILITIES CLOSED AT 159.11 UP o. I DE GAULLE WAS ItPORTED READY TO MAKE HAS DECIDED TO SEND ADDITIONAL MILITARY 65 STOCKS CLOSED AT 314.48 UP 0.55. CONCESSIONS TO ERHARD'S HOPES FOR EURo- INSTRUCTORS TO SOUTH VIET NAM TO dOIN -AT&T 68 3/8 DAC 32 3/4 RCA32 3/8 PEAN REUNifICATION IF BONN WITHDRAWS THE 80 OR SO ALREADY THERE. TODAY'S VOLUME WAS 5,550,000 SHARES. SUPPORT FOR THE MLF. "THERE WILL BE RESOLVED THE QUESTION OF A TOTAL 1386 ISSUES TRADED, 614 ------OF WHETHER WESTERN DEMOCRACIES WILL R& WERE HIGHER AND 502 LOWER. KING FILES RESTRA INER TAIN A fOOT HOLD IN SOUTHEAST ASIA," AMERICAN EXCHANGE VOLUME WAS 1,640,- IN ALABAMA CAMPAIGN HE SAID. 000 SHARES. SELMA, ALABAMA, JAN. 19 (UPI) -- DR BONDS VOLUME AMOUNTED TO $11,600,000. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. TODAY fJLED A SIXTEEN IN ARREARS PETITION WITH THE U.S. JUSTICE DEPART­ UNITED NATIONS, JAN. 19 (UPI) -- SIX­ I R.A. RIOTS AGAIN MENT SEEKING TO RESTRAIN DALLAS COUNTY TEEN U.N. MEMBERS WERE LISTED TODAY AS MOUNTMELLlCK, IRELAND, JAN. 19 (UPI)-­ SHERifF JIM CLARK fROM INTEREFERING MORE THAN TWO YEARS IN ARREARS IN THEIR RIOTING TOWNSFOLK TODAY BESIEGED THE WITH NEGRO VOTER REGISTRATION UNDER THE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ORGANIZATION AND LOCAL COURTHOUSE DURING A TRIAL OF IRISt 1964 CIVIL RIGHTS ACT. THEREfORE SUBJECT TO LOSS OF VOTE IN NATIONALISTS, ATTACKING POLICE CARS, KING fiLED THE PETITION ON THE HEELS THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. SMASHING WINDOWS AND BREAKING UP fURNI­ Of MASSIVE ARRESTS OF NEGROES BY CLARK SECRETARy-GENERAL THANT REPORTED TO TURE. RIOT SQUADS HAD TO BREAK THROUGH WHO TOOK AT LEAST 71 NEGROES INTO CUS­ THE ASSEMBLY THAT THE fOLLOWING WERE TO RESCUE TRAPPED POLICE AND REMOVE THE TODY WHEN THEY CONVERGED ON THE COURT­ IN THAT CATEGORY AS OF JAN. 17 DEfENDANTS. HOUSE AND SOUGHT TO REGISTER TO VOTE. ALBANIA, BELGIUM, BOLIVIA, BYELO­ HUNDREDS OF RIOTERS TOOK PART IN ONE KING SAID THE ARRESTS Of THE NEGROES RUSSIA, CUBA, CZECHOSLOVAKIA, FRAN~E, OF THE MOST VIOLENT OUTBURSTS OF IRISH WAS "UNJUST AND UNLAWfUL." HE fiLED HAITI, HUNGARY, PARAGUAY, POLAND, ROMA­ NATIONALIST SENTIMENT IN YEARS. THEY THE PETITION IN THE fEDERAL BUILDING NIA, SOUTH AfRICA, UKRAINE, RUSSIA AND WERE PROTESTING THE TRIAL Of 10 MEMBERS ACROSS THE STREET fROM THE COURTHOUSE YEMEN. Of THE UNDERGROUND IRISH REPUBLICAN THE INTEGRATION LEADER, WHO WON THE MOST OF DELINQUENT MEMBERS ARE IN ARMY ACCUSED Of ACTS Of TERRORISM DURING NOBEL PEACE PRIZE IN NOVEMBER, CALLED DIFfiCULTY IN THIS RESPECT BECAUSE OF THE RECENT VISIT Of BRITAIN~S PRINCESS THE ARREST Of ONE NEGRO WOMAN BY CLARK THIER REFUSAL TO SH4RE THE COST Of THE MARGARET TODA Y I! ONE Of THE MOS T I NHUMA NE TH I NGS U.N. PEACE-KEEPING OPERATIONS IN THE AT LEAST SIX MEN WERE HOSPITALIZED I HAVE EVER SEEN.I! CONGO. HOWEVER, BOLIVIA, HAlTI, PARAGU­ WITH INJURIES SUffERED IN THE DONNYBROO~ AT ONE POINT CLARK ARRESTED 30 NEGRO­ AY AND YEMEN ARE IN ARREARS fOR fINAN­ ONE GIRL WAS KNOCKED UNCONSCIOUS. SEVE­ ES, WHO WANTED TO ENTER THE COURTHOUSE, CAlL REASONS. RAL OTHER PERSONS WERE INJURED AND ONE BY SAYING "YOU'RE ALL UNDER ARREST." THE TOTAL AMOUNT Of ARREARAGE IN EX­ POLICEMAN SUffERED A CUT fOREHEAD. SOME THE ARREST KI~G REFERRED TO WAS THAT CESS Of TWO YEARS WAS ESTIMATED AT MORE Of THE PRISONERS WERE BEATEN TO THE Of MRS AMELIA OYNTON, A NEGRO REAL THAN $35 MILLION FLOOR BY POLICE. ESTATE OPERATOR-AND LEADING fiGURE IN THE SECRETARy-GENERAL ALSO REPORTED THE COUNTY VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE THAT 24 COUNTRIES HAD PAID A TOTAL Of THE HAGUE, JAN. 19 (UPI) -- Two GRAVE­ CLARK HAD GRABBED THE NEGRO WOMAN BY plGGERS SUffERED HEART ATTACKS--ONE FAT­ $12.4 MILLION INTO THE U N. TREASURY HER COAT AS SHE STOOD IN LINE OUTSIDE BETWEEN DEC. 1 AND JAN. 17. ~L--WHILE LOWERING A COFfiN INTO A GRAVE THE COURTHOUSE, AND SHOVED HER TOWARD ~T A LOCAL CEMETERY. ONE DIGGER DIES IN­ MEMBERS Of HIS "CITIZENS POSSE." ~TANTLY OF HIS ATTACK. PAGE TUESDAY T JANUARY I

COOK SHACK REMODEl~NG NEW AT THE COMUISSARY WANDER DOWN OCEAN ROAD ANY~=-__~~ ______~ ______-= __ ~~ __ ~~~~~~~~ ______-J COMMISSARY SHELVES ARE BUlG- EVENING AROUND 7~OO UNTil YOU MALACOLOGICAl SOCIETY MEETS ING THIS WEEK WITH MANY ITEMS NOT PRE- SPOT WHERE YOU ARE ASSAILED BY THE SP VIOUSLY STOCKED. THE ~ECENTLY ORGANIZED KWAJALEIN C~ AROMA or rRESHLY COOKING riSH AND Do YOU HAVE A CERTAIN PRErERENCE rOR VEGETABLES. You Will riND THAT YOU ARE MAlACOLOGICAL SOCiETY MET lAST FRIDAY S&W BRAND rOODS? Ir SO, lOOK rOR THESE IN r~ONT or THE COOK SHACK. EVENING, JANUARY 15 TO liSTEN TO THEIR ITEMS UNDER THE S&W lABEL: SUPERVISING THE CUliNARY ACTIVITIES FIRST GUEST SPEAKER, MR. EDWIN H. BRY- SMAll WHOLE ONIONS IS JERRY AHIA, ABLY ASSISTED BY HIS AN, JR., MANAGER or THE PAClrlC INrOR- SALAD rRUIT CREW FROM THE NA ALII BALL TEAM. MATiON CENTER or THE BISHOP MUSEUM IN PREPARED PRUNES THE COOK SHACK HAS lONG BEEN A HOME HONOLULU. GRAPErRUIT SECTIONS AWAY rROM HOME rOR MEMBERS or THE TEAM MR BRYAN WAS ESPECiAllY HELPrUl IN PURPLE PLUMS AS WELL AS MANY OTHER ISLAND BACHELOR GiVING THE CLUB MEMBERS SUGGESTIONS DARK SWEET CHEERIE! WHEN PLANS rOR THE REHABiliTATION or AND ADVICE IN REGARD TO CLUB GOALS rOR HERE ARE TWO NEW TID-BIT TYPE rOODS THE BUilDING WERE INITIALLY BEING 015- THE rUTURE. iN PARTICULAR, HE STRESSED THAT ARE EXCELLENT ADDITIONS TO YOUR CUSSED BY THE ARMY, JERRY AND HIS GROUP THE FACT THAT MANY KINDS OF SHEllS DIP AND CHIPS TRAY: VOLUNTEERED TO ASSUME THE TASK OF RE- FOUND IN THE WATERS AROUND KWAJAlEIN STAR BRAND BARBECUED BABY CLAMS. BUILDING AND REDECORATING. WITH MATER- HAVE NEVER BEEN CLASSiFIED. THERE IS STAR BRAND BARBECUED SHRIMP. IAl GENEROUSLY SUPPLIED BY GLOBAL AND A DEFINITE NEED FOR SUCH A CLASSIFICA- OLD STAND-BY FAVORITES rROM STATESIDE THE ENCOURAGING SUPPORT OF COLONEL TiON AND HE STRONGLY URGED T~ClUB TO THAT ARE NEWCOMERS HERE ARE. CRANE THEY ARE DOING JUST THAT. USING CARRY OUT TH!S TASK AS ONE OF THEIR LOG CABIN MAPLE FLAVORED SYRUP IMAGINATION AND PLENTY OF HARD WORK MAIN PROJECTS. MR. BRYAN ALSO DONATED SMUCKER'S JEllIES THE NA AlliS ARE CONVERTiNG THE ONCE MUCH USEFUL liTERATURE TO THE SOCIETY LADY'S CHOICE KOSHER DilL PICK- RAMSHCKLE STRUCTURE INTO A MODERN WE ON SHELLS AND SHELL COLLECTING. lES. lADY'S CHOICE Har DOG RELISH. EQU!PPED TROPICAL SEArOOD AND COCKTAIL SINCE THE a.UB is NEWLY FORMED, A SPICE ISLAND SPICES. lOUNGE. LARGE CIRCULAR PORTHOLE WiN- REGULAR MEETING NIGHT HAS NOT AS YET THERE IS NOW A GOOD SUPPLY or BABY DOWS OVERLOOKING THE REEF AND OCEAN BEEN ESTABLISHED. AN ANNOUNCEMENT or FOODS ON THE SHELVES. A GOOD VARIETY IS A SPECTACULAR FEATURE OF THE ARCHI- THE NEXT MEETiNG WILL APPEAR IN THE IN BOTH STRAINED AND CHOPPED STYLES. TECTURE. A SPACIOUS DANCE FLOOR, NEW HOURGLASS AND THOSE INTERESTED IN THE BORDEN'S CREAMS-SOME IDEA AS PREAM- CEILINGS AND GRAINY FIRE-SCORCHED WOOD ACTiVITIES WILL BE WELCOME. IS AVAilABLE rOR THOSE WHO liKE THEIR PANELING WilL SET OFF A LARGE, HEART­ COFFEE DilUTED. SHAPED PADDED BAR. FOR DO-iT-YOURSELF ELECTION OF OFFICERS RECOMMENDED ALSO ARE· THREE DIAMOND "THE COMMUN ITY BAND HELD ITS rlRST CHErs A NEW OUTDOOR KITCHEN IS BEING CRAB MEAT. ASHLEY'S PINTO BEANS(CAN) ELECTION OF orFICERS AT THE lAST RE­ ADDED NEXT TO THE BARBECUE. AJIMOMOTO-SIMllAR TO ACCENT. HERSAl. THE OFFICERS ELECTED WERE: JERRY PLANS IN THE FUTURE TO PROVIDE FOR THE lAUNDRY AND BATH lOOK rOR: PRESIDENT MR. ROBERT LEWIS A PATIO OUTDOOR DINING ADJACENT THE STAy-FLO liQUID STARCH.ON GUARD TOilET VICE PRESIDENT DR. JOHN SMAll REEr WHERE raSH Will SWIM ALONG ONE BOWL DEORDORIZER. SECRETARY TREASURER, NANCY REDMAN WAll IN A HUGE AQUARIUM. IF YOU ARE FIGHTING A LOSING BATTLE THE FOllOWING OFFICERS WERE FillED BY COMPLETION OF THE JOB IN THE JOB WiTH FLIES OR COCK ROACHES TRY: PRESDDENTAL APPOINTMENT. IN THE NEAR FUTURE WILL BE CELEBRATED COSSMANvS FLY CAKE, OR ROACH CAKE BY AN OPEN HOUSE. THEREAFTER THE FACI­ PUBLICiTY MANAGER, MR. Roy CUMMINGS THE ABOVE TWO ITEMS ARE EFFECTIVE ON BAND MANAGER MR. RICHARD MillS liTY Will BE AVAilABLE TO iSLAND PER­ I NSECTS BUT ARE NOT PO I ~)ONOUS TO SONNEL BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WHTH DURiNG THE ACCEPTANCE SPEECH THE BAND JERRY. PRESIDENT EXHORTED BAND MEMBERS TO EN­ COOKS' CUPBOARD HARD WORK PLUS CARErUL AND DECORA­ COURAGE ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN JOIN­ A liGHT YET EXOTIC DESSERT THAT TIVE PLANNING TO INTEGRATE THE BUILD­ ING THE COMMUNiTY BAND TO ATTEND THE GOES ESPECIALLY WELL WITH AFTER DINNEn ING WITH THE SURROUNDING SEASCAPE NEXT REHERSAl ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 19TH llQUERS IS A EUROPEAN ANNOVATION KNOWN PROMISES TO PROVIDE AN IMPRESSIVE AT 7:30PM IN THE tiNE ARTS BUilDING. AS FRIED CREAM. ACTUALLY IT IS A VEL­ ENTERTAINMENT ADDITION TO OUT 8SLAND NEW MEMBERS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VET-SMOOTH PUDDING WHICH S CHILLED AND ATTEN~D~. ______DEEP-rRIED TO A GOLDEN BROWN. IT IS OFFICERS ELECTED TREASURER-VINCE BREITENBERGER-BANK OF PREFERABLY SERVED FLAMING WITH KIRSCH THE KWAJAlEIN GOLF ASSOC8ATHON MET HAWAii. OR BRANDY. WED. EVENING, JAN. 13 AT THE COUNTDOWN THE ONLY STATEMENT ISSUED BY THE NEW­ FORTUNATELY, IT IS A QUICK AND EASY RECIPE TO WHIP UP IN HALF AN HOUR. CLUB. MAIN BUSINESS OF THE MEETI~G WAS LY ELECTED OFFICERS WAS AN URGENT RE- AN ELECTION OF orFICERS TO SERVE rOR QUEST FOR COOPERATION AND PARTICIPATION AFTER THE PUDDING HAS BEEN COATED WITH THE NEXT SiX MONTHS. THOSE ELECTED BY All MEMBERS--PARTICULARlY WHEN ASKED EGG AND BREAD CRUMBS IT MAY BE WRAPPED WERE: PRESIDENT-DAVE GOLDSTEiN-GLOBAl TO SERVE ON COMMITTEES. IN rREEZER FOIL AND FROZEN UNTil READY VICE PRESIDENT-JOHN JONES-WECO TO USE. IT IS IMPORTANT TO SERVE IT HEAR JOHNSONiS iNAUGURAL ON SE TY EASTlACK-GL HOT, ESPECIAllY FOR FLAMING SINCE IT CON AFRS KWAJALEIN TOMORROW AT IS THE HEAT IN THE CREAM THAT CAUSES THE liQUOR TO IGNITE AND BURN. Ir THE CREAM IS FROZEN REMOVE IT FROM THE FREEZER SHORTLY BEFORE SERVIN DINNER SO IT Will BE PARTIALLY DEFROST ED. WHiLE THE GUESTS ARE SIPPING THEIR FIRST CUPS OF AFTER DINNER COFFEE, DEEP-FRY THE CREAM. IT TAKES ABOUT 5 MINUTES. BRING IT TO THE TABLE FAlMING O~ lET EACH GUEST liGHT 115 OWN. LOOK rOR THIS EXCITING NEW RECIPE IN TOMORROW'S EDiTION OF THE HOURGLASS ON THE AROUND TOWN PAGE. SPECIAL NOTICE THE DEPENDENTS' SWIMMING POOL IS CLOSED TUESDAY JAN. 19 AND WED. JAN. 20 FOR CLEANING. ,. A POINT OF VIEW A KWAJALEIN PARENT WAS TRYING UN­ SUCCESSFULLY TO EXPLAIN TO HIS TEN­ YEAR-OLD SON WHERE THE MORGUE WAS LO­ CATED. SUDDENLY THE BOY'S EYES liGHTED UP WITH COMPLETE UNDERSTANDiNG. "OH," HE SAID, "YOU MEAN THE CO~PSE OF ENGIN­ :: EERS!"

KWAJAlE IN IDYLL To SPEND A YEA~ OR FIVE AWAY WORKING O~ THE NEW COOK SHACK •• A GftOUP OF WUllHNG WORKERS rROM THE NA AlliS FROM CLAMMY, COLD AND FOGGY BAY BALL TEAM. GIVES MY SOUL A LlrT EACH DAY AND MAKES ME rEEL SO TOUJOURS GAl. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT "BOLO MURAMOTO~ LIMA HANOHANO, MARTIN MOE, JERRY AHIA, PAT LAN lAS, ART ROMAN AND Al CAPOROZ. ANON--(FORTUNATELY) J PAGE 4 I HOURGLASS TUESDAY 19 JANUARY 1965 f JOHNSON INAUGURATION TO BE PROPERTY EXPROPRIATION HASTY PAYMENT AVERTS SHORTEST, MOST EXPENSIVE JAKARTA, JAN 19 (up I) -- AGR I CUL- \ MERCENAR IES I STR IKE TURE MINISTER SADJARWO TOLD A PRESS LEOPOLDVILLE, JAN. 19 (UPI) -- SWIFT WASHINGTON, JAN 19 (UPI)--PRESIDENT CONFERENCE IT IS "ONLY A MATTER OF PAYMENT OF BACK SALARIES BY THE CONGO~ JOHNSON'S INAUGURAL PARADE WILL BE THE TIME" BEFORE ALL PROPERTY IN INDONESIA LESE GOVERNMENT YESTERDAY AVERTED A SHORTEST IN MODERN ~ISTORY AND WILL BELONGING TO "IMPERIALISTS tI WOULD BE THREATENED STRIKE BY ENGLISH-SPEAKING FEATURE FLOATS DEPICTING AMERICA'S APPROPRIATED BY THE GOVERNMENT. WHITE MERCENARIES HERE. PEACEFUL ACHEiVEMENTS RATHER THAN MIS­ SADOJARWO WAS QUOTED BY THE OFFICIAL A SCORE OF RHODESIAN AND SOUTH AFRI- SILES, TANKS AND GUNS, OFFICIALS AN­ NEWS AGENCY ANTARA AS REFERRING TO CAN OFFICERS OF tlMAD" MIKE HOARE'S FIVE NOUNCED TODAY "STRUCTURES OF THE COLONIALISTS OR COMMANDO UNITS CAME HERE TO SERVE NO- FINAL PLANS FOR ~~E WEDNESDAY AFTER­ NEO-COLONIALISTS, WHETHER FOREIGN MILl TICE ON THE GOVERNMENT THEY WOULD QUIT NOON PARADE, WHICH WILL BE WATCHED BY TARY BASES OR ECONOMIC OR CULTURAL IN- FIGHTING IMMEDIATELY UNLESS THEY RECEI- UPWARD OF 500,000 PEOPLE IN THE FLESH STITUTIONS. tI VED SEVERAL MONTHS' BACK PAY. AND BY MANY MI Lil.! ONS MORE ON TELEV I SION, THIS WOULD INCLUDE ALL AMERICAN PRO- HOARE WAS NOT AMONG THEM HE IS ON WERE DISCLOSED AT A NEWS CONFERENCE PERTY AS WELL AS ANY REMAINING BRITISH LEAVE. BY COL HOWARD Lo BURRIS, CHAIRMAN OF CAPITAL WHICH HAS SO FAR ESCAPED TAKE- THE MERCENARIES SAID THEY HAD NOT THE PARADE COMMITTEE, AND HIS ASSOC­ OVER. IT WOULD INCLUDE THE MAJOR OIL BEEN PAID FOR THREE OR FOUR MONTHS. IATES. COMPANIES WORKING , HERE. OTHERS HAD NOT EVEN RECEIVED THEIR SHA~ IF ALl GOES WELL -- AND IT NEVER HAS OF LOCAL CURRENCY FOR CURRENT EXPENSES. AT ANY INAUGURAL PARADE SINCE AN ARMY LEAKING QUEEN TO MIDWAY THE THREATENED STRIKE WAS CALLED OFF BAND BOGGED DOWN IN THE MUD WHILE ES­ HONOLULU, JAN 19 (UPI) -- THE LIBE~ WHEN THE GOVERNMENT AGREED TO MAKE PAY­ CORTING THOMAS JEFFERSON TO THE WHITE IAN-REGISTERED FREIGHTER "AFRICAN MON- MENT HOUSE IN 1805 -- THE WHOLE THING WILL ARCH," HER LIFEBOATS SMASHED AND HER "WE HAVE SEEN THE TRANSFER ORDERS BE OVER IN 2~ HOURS. HULL LEAKING AFTER ENCOUNTERING HEAVY FOR MONEY THIS MORNING AND WE HOPE THAT'S JUST HALF AS LONG AS IT TOOK SEA IN THE NORTH PACIFIC, IS EXPECTED EVERYTHING IS IN ORDER," ONE OF THE THE 1961 INAUGURAL PARADE TO PASS IN TO REACH MIDWAY ISLAND TODAY OfFICERS IN THE DEPUTATION TOLD UPI REVIEW BEFORE A GAME BUN NUMB PRESI­ SHE IS BEING ESCORTED BY THE COAST TONIGHT. HE SAID MOST OF THE OFFICERS DENT KENNEDY GUARD eUTTEft BASSYOOD, WHICH TOOK OVER WOULD RETURN TO THE FRONT TOMORROW "OUR OVERRIDING GOAL IS TO WIND IT THE DUTY FRDM THE NAVY VESSEL USNS THE MERCENARlES WHO THREATENED THE UP BEFORE SUNDOWN," SAID BURRIS. IT IS MANATEE THIS MORNING. STRIKE ARE THE BACKBONE OF THE CONGO­ A GOAL WHICH OFTEN HAS BEEN CITED BUT THE AFRICAN MONARCH HAD TWO OF HER LESE ARMY DEFENSE IN STANLEYVILLE, SELDOM ATTAINED IN THE PAST. HULL PLATES CRACKED BY THE HEAVY SEAS PAULIS AND BUN lA, ALL TOWNS UNDER CON­ BURRIS THINKS ThiS YEAR WILL BE DIF­ LAST WEEK AND FOR SEVERAL DAYS WAS STANT THREAT FROM REBEL ATTACK FERENT, BECAUSE THE NUMBER OF BANDS LEA KING SO BADLY THAT HER PUMPS WE RE AND MARCHING UNITS HAS BEEN DRASTIC­ UNABLE TO CONTROL THE FLOW MORE GERMAN SCIENTISTS ALLY REDUCED THERE WILL BE A TOTAL THE AFRICAN MONARCH'S MASTER RADIOED ON EGYPTIAN PROJECTS OF 15,000 PARTICIPANTS, NOT COUNTING THE COAST GUARD FOR HELP LAST THURSDAY CAIRO, JAN. 19 (UPI) -- MORE THAN 100 HORSES AND DOGS, COMPARED WITH 33,000 REPORTING THE LIFEBOATS SMASHED BY GERMAN ENGINEERS AND TECHNICIANS HAVE IN THE LINE OF MARCH FOUR YEARS AGO. HEAVY SEAS ARRIVED IN EGYPT IN RECE~T WEEKS TO FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MEMORY, THE COURT REFUSES CHALLENGE WORK ON ROCKET AND A IRCRAFT PROGRAMS, PARADE COM~ITTEE ~AS STRICTLY ENFORCED INFORMED SOURCES SAID TODAY THE RULE WHICH PERMiTS EACH STATE AND TO RED LITERATURE LAW THEY WILL REPLACE OTHERS WHO RETURN- TERRITORY ONE BAND, ONE MARCHING UNIT, WASHINGTON, JAN. 19 (UPI) -- THE ED TO HIGHER PAID JOBS IN GERMANY WHEN ONE FLOAT AND ONE CAR BEARING ITS Gov­ SUPREME COURT TODAY REFUSED TO EXAMINE THEIR CONTRACTS EXPIRED AT THE END OF ERNOR AND HIS OFFICIAL PARTY A NEW YORK CASE TESTING THE VALIDITY LAST YEAR, THE SOURCES SAID THE EXACT THE ONLY EXCEPTIONS ARE TEXAS AND OF A 1962 LAW RESTRICTING MAIL DELI- NUMBER OF ARRIVALS WAS NOT GIVEN, BUT MINNESOTA -- HOME STATES OF THE PRESI­ VERY OF "COMMUNIST POLITICAL PROPAGAN- WAS BELIEVED TO BE ABOUT 120 DENT AND VICE PRESiDENT -- WHICH WILL DA" FReM OTHER COUNTR I ES. IT WAS NOT KNOWN I F ANY SC lENT i STS BE ALLOWED TWO BANDS EACH. THE COUftT ALREADY HAS ACCEPTED FOR WERE AMONG THE NEW ARRI~ALS LAST OCT. IT ALSO HAS FIRMLY RULED OUT RINGERS. REVIEW A CHALLENGE TO THE STATUTE BY 3 tlABOUT lOti GERMAN SCIE~TISTS ENGAGED IN THE PAST, IT WAS NOT UNUSUAL FOR A CORLISS LAMONT, WHO DOES BUSINESS IN ON THE ROCKET PROGRAM WERE REPORTED TO DISTANT STATE TO tlBORROW" A HIGH SCHOOL NEW YORK UNDER THE NAME BASIC PAMPH- HAVE LEFT. BAND FROM NEARBV MARYLAND OR PENNSYL­ LETS. THE SOURCES SAID THE NEW ARRIVALS VANIA TO REPRESENT IT IN THE INAUGURAL TODAY'S CASE WAS ST~RTED BY DAVID CAME TO THE U.A.R9 ALTHOUGH T~ERE IS PARADE THIS YEAR, A STATE WILL EITHER MCREYNOLDS AND A CAMBRIDGE, MASS 50- A SHORTAGE OF ENGINEERS AND TECHNICIANS SEND A BONAFIDE UNIT OF ITS OWN OR DO CIOLOGIST, FRITZ PAPPENHEIM. IN GERMANY AND SALARIES THERE ARE HIGH. WITHOUT THE LAW PROVIDES THAT UNSEALED MAIL SEVERAL MONTHS AGO WEST GERMANY BEGAN CONSPICUOUSLY ABSENT FROM THE LINE FROM CERTAIN COUNTRIES WILL NOT BE OFFERING HIGH-PAYING JOBS TO ALL GER­ OF MARCH WILL BE THE MILITARY HARD­ DELIVERED UNLESS THE ADDRESSEE RETURNS MANS WORKING ON EGYPTIAN PROGRAMS BF­ WARE THE PARADE COMMITTEE DECIDED IT A CARD SIGNIFYING HIS DESIRE TO RECEI~ CAUSE OF PRESSURES FROM ISRAEL, WHICH WAS NOT CONSISTENT WITH THE CEREMONIAL IT. McREvNOLDS RECEIVED A NOTICE FROM CHARGED THEY WERE DEVELOPING WEAPONS NATURE OF THE OCCASION TO FLAUNT AMER­ THE POST OFFICE ABOUT A PUBLICATION TO DESTROY ISRAEL ICA'S DEADLY WEAPONS OF WAR ADDRESSED TO HIM ENTITLED "THE CRUSA- AT THAT TIME ABOUT 500 GERMAN-SPEAK- "THIS IS NOT AR~ED FORCES DAY," SAID DERS.tI PAPPENHEIM'S PROBLEM STEMMED ING PERSONS, INCLUDING SOME AUSTRIANS COL BURRIS. FROM A COLLECTJON OF BOOKS AND PAMPH- AND SWISS, WERE REPORTED WORKING ON IN 1961, THE INAUGURAL PARADE INCLUD­ LETS HE BOUGHT AT A NEW YORK BOOKSTORE. AIRCRAFT AND ROCKET PROGRAMS ED MISSILES, ROCKETS, TANKS, SELF-PRO­ THEY WERE MAILED TO HIS HOME IN DECEM­ PELLED GUNS AND A PT BOAT, BUT THE BER, 1963 ARMED FORCES WILL BE SMARTLY REPRE­ STEEL COMPANIES FINED HE DID NOT RETURN THE CARD BUT ADD- NEW YORK, JAtl 19 (up I) -- A STEEL SENTED IN THIS YEAR'S PARADE. RESSED TWO LETTERS OF INQUIRY TO THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. JOHNSON, VICE EXECUTIVE AND THREE STEEL COMPANIES POST OFFICE AND FINALLY RECEIVED THE WERE FINED $85,000 YESTERDAY IN FEDERAL PRESIDENT AND MRS HUBERT H. HUMPHREY, PACKAGE ON MARCH 6, 1964 COURT HERE. THEY HAD PLEADED NO CONTEST MEMBERS OF BOTH THEIR FAMILIES, MEM­ THE FACT THAT THE PACKAGE WAS MAILED TO AN INDICTMENT CHARGING CONSPIRACY TO BERS OF THE CABINET, AND THE JOINT IN THIS COUNTRY MAKES THE CASE DIFFER RIG PRICES ON FORGINGS, CASTINGS AND CHIEFS OF STAFF WILL RIDE IN THE FIRST FROM LAMONT'S THERE IS ALSO AN ADDI- CAR WHEELS. SECTIO~ OF THE PARADE. ONCE T~EY REACH TIONAL NEW DETAIL. MCREYNOLDS SAYS HE ERB GURNEY, SPECIAL PRODUCTS MANAGER THE WHITE HO~SE, THEY WILL ENTER THE HAS ANOTHER COpy OF "THE CRUSADERS" FOR BETHLEHE~, WAS FINED $2,500 PRESIDENTIAL REVIEWING STAND, WHICH HE WISHES TO SEND TO SOME ONE BUT IS IS PROTECTED BY BULLET-PROOF GLASS, TO EDGEWATER STEEL WAS FINED $45,000 RESTRAINED FROM DOING SO BECAUSE HE TAYLOR FORGE AND PIPE WORKS $17,500 AND WATCH THE REST OF T~E PARADE. DOES NOT WISH TO SUBJECT THE ADDRESSEE ALCO PRODUCTS $20,000. FORMER PRESIDENTS DWIGHT D. EISEN­ TO THE PROCEDURE REQUIRED UNDER THE THE DEFENDANTS WERE INDICTED IN JULY, HOWER AND H~RRY S TRUMAN WERE INVITED LAW TO TAKE PART IN THE PARADE, BUT DE­ 1963, ON CHARGES OF A PRICE FIXING CON­ SPIRACY IN THE $75-MILLION-A-YEAR STEEL CLINED TO PAY INAUGURAL COSTS, ESTIMATED AT CASTING BUSINESS. FORTY-SIX GOVERNORS HAVE ALREADY MORE THAN $2 MILLION. THERE ALSO WILL ACCEPTED INVITATIONS TO RIDE WITH BE SOMEWHERE BETWEEN HALF A MILLION JUDGE SYLVESTER J. RYAN ACCEDPTED THE PLEAS AND FIXED THE FINES. THEIR STATE UNITS, AND OTHERS MAY MAKE AND A MILLION STANDEED -- NO ONE HAS IT AT THE LAST MINUTE EVER COUNTED THEM -- BUT THE POLICE LONDON, JAN. 19 (UPI) -- A MAN TRAP­ SIXTY THOUSAND SPECT~TORS WILL HAVE ALWAYS COME UP WITH A NICE, ROUND NON­ PED IN A THIRD FLOOR OFFICE HERE THREW SEATS IN THE SPECIAL STANDS ERECTED PARTISAN "ESTIMATE" OF ONE MILLION. HIS KEYS DOWN TO TWO YOUTHS, WHO IMMED­ ALONG T~E PARADE ROUTE TICKETS FOR NEARLY 3,000 CIVILIAN AND MILITARY IATELY RAN OFF WITH THEM. FIREMEN EVEN­ THESE SEATS COST FRO~ $3.50 TO $25, POLICE WILL KEEP ORDER ALONG THE PAR­ TUALLY RESCUED THE MAN WITH A LADDER. DEPENDING UPON THE LOCATION, AND REV­ ADE ROUTE, WHICH RUNS PRINCIPALLY AL­ ENUE FROM THESE TICKET SALES WILL HELP ONG PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE PAGE 5 HOURGLASS TUESDAY I~ JANUARY 1965

FINN AND BR I T~ COLLEGE CAGE ~ TAKE MONTE CARLO sport SECTION NEW ~ogK~~~.~9~u~9--THE 'MONTE CARLO, JAN. 19 (UPI )-­ INDIANA BASKETBALL TEAM WOULD TIMO MAKINEN OF fiNLAND AND BRITAIN'S HATE TO ADMIT IT, BUT IT lOOKS AS IF PAT Moss CARLSSON FOUGHT THEIR CARS THAT OLD SONG, BACK HOME AGAIN IN IN­ THROUGH BLiZZARDS WHICH ELIMINATED THE OBSERVER DiANA,lI HAS BECOME THE TEAM'S SWAN MORE THAN 170 OTHER MONTE CARLO RALLY BY PAT LANIAS SONG. COMPETITORS TO ARRIVE HERE THIS MORN­ THE FUFTH-RANKED HOOSIERS, WHO RE­ ING ALMOST ON TIME. ~LAYOffS AND SERiES DELAYED TURNED TO THEIR HOME COURT MONDAY NITE MAKINEN AND CO-DRIVER PAUL EASTER IN BY RAiNY WEATHER AFTER TWO SUCCESSFUL ROAD ViCTORIES, A BMC COOPER WERE THE FiRST TO ARRIVE THE EASTERN DIVISION PLAYOFF GAME FOUND THAT THEIR HOME SURROUNDINGS HERE IN THE 34TH MONTE CARLO RALLY BETWEEN THE RIKAKIS AND EBEYE MOUNTIES WEREN'T SO SWEET AFTER ALL AS THEY lOS' AFTER TAKING A BATTERING FROM THE WHICH WAS WASHED OUT lAST NIGHT, HAS TO THE IOWA HAWKE YES 74-68 IN A CRU­ BLIZZARD WHICH DUMPED SEVERAL FEET OF BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR WEDNESDAY, 5PM ON CIAL BIG TEM CONFERENCE CLASH. THE lOSS WAS A ROUGH ONE FOR INDI­ SNOW ON THE ROUTE THROUGH THE fRENCH DALLY FIELD. TONIGHT AT 5 0 30PM THE ALPS FROM CHAMBERY. PIRATES-KAHUNAS WOMEN'S SOFTBALL GAME ANA TO ABSORB SINCE IT DROPPED THE THEY CLOCKED IN AT 09.41, EXACTLY WILL STILL GO ON PROVIDING THE WEATHER HOOSIERS INTO FOURTH PLACE IN THE CON­ THEIR SCHEDULED TIME, THOUGH IT WAS PERMITS. FERENCE WITH A 3-2 MARK. ODDLY ENOUGH, NOT KNOWN IF THEY HAD BEEN PENALIZED IF THE KAHUNAS EMERGED VICTORIOUS INDIANA DEFEATED IOWA ON THE HAWKEYES' ON EARLIER SECTiONS. TONIGHT THE WOMEN'S BEST 2-0UT-OF-3 HOME COURT A WEEK AGO. PAT CARLSSON CAME IN EIGHT MINUTES WERiES WILL IMMEDIATELY GET UNDERWAY IN MAJOR CONTESTS, 13TH-RANKED TEN­ LATER AND FIVE MiNUTES BEHIND SCHEDULE. THIS SATURDAY. HOWEVER, IF THEY SHOULD NESSEE UPENDED GEORGIA 76-57, BUTLER BOTH SHE AND MAKINEN STARTED FROM DROP THIS GAME TONIGHT AND THE HAUOll UPSET BRADLEY 8Q..74, KENTUCKY DOWNED STOCKHOLM. WAHINES WIN THEIR TilT AGAINST THE AUBURN 73-67, GEORGIA TECH TRIPPED All STARTERS FROM LISBON, ATHENS, WAHINE PIRATES ON THURSDAY, THEN A ViRGINIA MilITARY INSTITUTE 82-71 AND AND MONTE CARLO HAD BEEN ELIMINATED, PLAYOFF BETWEEN THE KAHUNAS AND WAHINES NEBRASKA WHIPPED IOWA STATE 88-77. AND ONLY 38 SUCCEEDED IN PLOWING WILL BE NECESSARY AND Will BE SLATED CITADEL-loB, ERSKINE-62 NEBRASKA-88 THROUGH THE SNOW TO THE ST. AUBAN FOR SATURDAY AT THE SAME TIME. IOWA ST.-77; HOUSTON-lOB, TEXAS CHRIST­ CHECKPOINT, 1710 KilOMETERS FROM HERE. MEANWHILE, IF THE MEN'S PLAYOFF IAN-87, OREGON ST.-60, IDAHO-48. ON ARRIViNG HERE, MAKINEN SAID "THiS GAME ON WEDNESDAY DOES COME THROUGH WAS THE WORST RUN i HAVE EVER HAD IN WITH A FINE WEATHER, THEN THE OPENING BOSTON RED SOX NAME A RALLY ANYWHERE. IT WAS MY FOURTH SERIES Will COMMENCE ON fRIDAY, 5 30PM BROWN AS PITCHING COACH MONTE AND NEVER BEFORE HAVE I SEEN ON DAllY FIELD. IF THE RAINY WEATHER BOSTON, JAN. 19 {UPI )--THE BOSTON CONDITIONS liKE IT." RUINS EVERYTING THEN THE PLAYOFF GAME RED SOX NAMED VETERAN SCOUT MACE BROWN LOUIS CHIRON, PRESIDENT OF THE MONTE WilL BE MOVED TO fRIDAY. AS PiTCH!NG COACH. CARLO AUTOMOBilE CLUB, MET AND CON­ iT IS REQUESTED THAT IF THE COACHES BRWON SUCCEEDS FORMER NEW YORK AND GRATUlEr MAKiNEN ,. ON HIS ARRIVAL AND INVOLVED IN THESE PLAY-OFF AND SERIES BOSTON PUTCHER BOB TURLEY WHO COACHED SAID AFTERWARD5 THE ORGANiZERS WERE GAMES ARE DOUBTFUL OF THIS SCHEDULE, THE REO Sox MOUND STAFF UNDER MANAGER DELIGHTED THAT THE WEATHE~ TURNED SO PLEASE CONTACT PAT lANIAS AT 439 OR JOHNNY PESKY. TURLEY lEFT THE STAFF BAD lAST NIGHT. 420 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. AT THE END Of LAST SEASON WHEN PESKY '~E HAVE BEEN WAiTING EVER SINCE WAS FIRED. KWAJ METS STUNNED BY BOMBERS 1952 FOR A REAllY BAD YEAR liKE THIS THE qED SOX HAD HOPED TO ACQUIRE THE THE BOMBERS, THE YOUNGEST AND MOST AND THIS ONE HAS REALLY RESTORED THE SERVICES OF SAL MAGllE A~ PITCHING INEXPERiENCED TEA~ IN BOTH DiVISiONS RAllY TO ITS FORMER REPUTATION FOR COACH BUT MAGLIE REJECTED THE OFFER OF THE MEN's SLOW PITCH SOFTBAll LEA­ ATROCIOUS DRIVING CONDITIONS." TO ACCEPT A POST IN NEW YORK STATE GUE, RECORDED THEIR SECOND UPSET VIC­ PAT CARlSSON~ STIRliNG Moss's SISTE~ BpOWN, 55, HAS BEEN WITH THE RED SOX TORY ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON AS THEY KNOCK­ ARRIVED WITH A LUMP or ICE STilL STICK­ SINCE 1942 AS A PITCHER, SCOUT, AND ED THE KWAJ METS 20-14. ING TO THE GRILL OF HER SAAB. DISHEV­ PITCHING INSTRUCTOR FOR THE RED SOX THE BOMBERS PilOTED BY RAY NORTON, ELED AND WEARY, PAT SAID '~HIS WAS ENTRY IN THE flORIDA INSTRUCTIONAL LEA- CERTAINLY THE MOST GRUELLING EXPERIENOC CAPITALIZED A TOTAL OF 18 WALKS OFF GUE. lOSER NATHAKER WHilE CONNECTING II OF MY MOTORING CAREER. THE CONDITIONS HITS. CLARK COllECTED A PAIR OF SING­ IN THE ALPS HAD TO BE SEEN TO BE BE­ TARZAN THE 14TH LIEVED. I DON'T KNOW HOW WE GOT lES iN LEADING THE BOMBERS AT THE HOLlYWOOD JAN. 19 {UPI )--MIKE HENRY, THROUGH." PLATE. THE BOMBERS BATTED AROUNG IN Los ANGELES RAMS, LINEBACKER, SIGNED PAT SAID HER HUSBAND, ERIC CARLSSON THE SECOND INNING AND DREW SEVEN WALKS A MOVIE CONTRACT TODAY TO BECOME THE A TWICE PREViOUS MONTE WINNER, "WAS WHilE TOM WiLEY CRASHED A DOUBLE AND NEXT SCREEN TARZAN, THE 14TH SINCE THE GREG NIELSON SCRATCHED A SINGLE WHICH CAUGHT IN A SNOW DRIFT AND LOST 55 SERIES BEGAN IN 1918. MINUTES BETWEEN CHAMBERY AND URIAGE. COASTED THE BOMBERS TO A 10-0 lEAD. THE 6-rOOT-3 PROFESSIONAL FOOTBAll THE BOMBERS PUSHED ACROSS SIX MORE liNEBACKER WILL STAR IN THE TITLE ROLE COLLEGE CAGE RUNS IN THE NEXT FRAME WITH WINNING OF "TARZAN, 65," IN WHICH THE TRADI­ TOP TEN RATINGS PITCHER DELORME SlANNING A DOUBLE FOL­ TIONALLY MONOSYLLABIC APE MAN Will NEW YORK, JAN. 19 (UPI )--THE UNiTED lOWED WITH SINGLES BY CLARK, HASSLER SWING IN MEXICO CITY INSTEAD or THE PRESS INTERNATIONAL MAJOR COllEGE AND STANDEN A PAIR OF ERRORS AND A AFRICAN JUNGLES. PAIR OF WALKS ALSO DROPPED IN THAT BASKETBAll RATiNGS WITH FIRST-PLACE HENRY WAS SiGNED BY PRODUCER Sy WEIN- VOTES AND WON-lOST RECORDS THROUGH INNING. TRAUB FOR THE PiCTURE WHICH Will BE SATURDAY, JAN. 16, IN PARENTHESES~ RON HOGAN lED THE METS AND TOPPED All FINED IN THE MEXICAN CAPITAL NEXT MON- TEAM POINTS BATTERS FOR THE DAY WITH THREE HITS. TH. TEAMMATES TOM MEYERS, GORDON PASCHALL, I. U.C.L.A. (32) (13-1) 3 42 LINEBACKER HENRY, A SEVEN-YEAR VET­ Roy HIGA, YOUNG AND LOKEY FOLLOWED 2. MICHIGAN (I) (10-2) 295 ERAN OF THE NATIONAL fOOTBALL LEAGUE 3 WICHITA (I) (12-2) 269 WUTH TWO EACH. AND FORMER USC STAR, Will BE THE 14TH 4 • ST. JOSEPH'S (PA.) (I) (14-1) 199 lORD OF THE JUNGLE. MEN'S SOfTBALL SCHEDULE I NO I ANA (12-1) 178 5. WEDNESDAY 20 JANUAPY-5PM DAllY FIELD SAN fRANCISCO (12·01) 114 OlYMP!C UEDAlDST GOES TO WORK o. (PLAYOFF GAME) RIKAKIS VS. EBEYE MOUNT­ PROVIDENCE (11-0) 112 BOSTON, JAN. 19 (UPI )--OlYMPIC HIGH 7. DES. 5PM-BRANDON (LAST GAME) NA AlliS 8. DAVIDSON 99 JUMP ACE JOHN THOMAS SAID TODAY THAT (14-1) lIBlI VS. HIGH SCHOOL #2. 9 ST. JOHN'S (11-2) 83 HE is RETIRING FROM THE TRACK WORLD fRIDAY 22 JANUARY-5 30PM DALLY FIELD 10. DUKE (10-2) 74 SO THAT HE CAN DEVOTE HIS FUll EFFORTS OPENING SERiES GAME(IF PLAYOFF GAME IS SECOND 10-11. VANDERBilT 71, 12. TO EARNING A liVING. RA8NED OUT TONIGHT, PLAYOFF GAME Will IlliNOIS 46, 13 TENNESSEE 9, 14. DE­ "I HAVE NO CHOICE," THOMAS, 24, SAID. BE PLAYED ON THIS DAY). PAUL 7; 15 (TiE) KANSAS AND NEW ~FX­ "I CAN'T AFFORD TO CONTINUEo" ICO 6, 17. OKLAHOMA STATE 4, 18. NORTH THE 6-FOOT-5 JUMPER, WHO WON MEDALS CAROLINA STATE 3, 19. (TIE) MIAMi (FlA) WOMEN'S SOfTBALL SCHEDULE IN BOTH THE 1960 AND 1964 OLYMPICS, AND ST. BONAVENTURE 2. TUESDAY 19 JANUARY-5.30PM DAllY FIELD IS IN DEBT AND HOLDS ONLY A PART-TIME OTHER TEAMS RECEiVING POiNTS--ARI­ WAHiNE PIRATES VS. KAHUNAS. JOB AS A TECHNICIAN IN A HOSPITAL. ZONA, AUBURN, flORIDA, AND ST. LOUiS. THURSDAY 21 JANUARY-5.30PM DAllY "BECAUSE OF MY REPUTATION AS A HIGH WAHiNE PORTAES VS. HAUOll WAHINES. JUMPER, I'M ALWAYS IN DEMAND FOR AP­ SOfTBAll TOURNAME~T· SPECIAL SERViCES SATURDAY 23 JANUARY-5.30PM DAllY PEARANCES AT VARIOUS INDOOR MEETS. IS IN THE PROCESS OF FORMING A SLOW PLAYOFF If NECESSAPY, IF NOT THEN SER­ "THIS MEANS HOURS SPENT TRAINING, PITCH SOFTBAll CLASSIC. ANYBODY MAY IES OPENS ON THIS DAY. TRAVELING AND COMPETING. I CANiT MAKE ENTER. You MUST HAVE AT LEAST 10PlAY­ LITTLE lEAGUE- JANUARY 22-fRIDAY, 5PM A liVING AND DO All THESE THINGS TOO, ERS TO ENTER TOURNAMENT. CALL PAT LAN­ CARDtNALS VS. YANKEES. THOMAS SAiD. IAs-4~9 OR JOHN STAVOLE-331. CONTINUED ON PAGE SiX) PAGE 6 HOURr.IASS t (CONTINUED FROM (CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE) BRITAIN CALLS ON KREMLIN OBSERVER GEMINI PAGE ONE) NA ALI IS "Bf TRIPS DOUGLAS TO LEAD TO CRISIS SOLUTION THE CAPSULE HAD BEEN HURLED THROUGH UNITED NATIONS, JAN. 19 (UPI) -- BRI­ IN ANOTHER EASTE~N DIVISION GAME THE SKY BY A 109-FOOT SPACE MACHINE TAIN TODAY APPEALED TO RUSSIA TO TAKE PLAYED OVER THE WEEKEND THE NA ALliS UELED BY 157 TONS OF FROTHY FUEL. f THE LEAD IN SOLVING THE U.N. FINANCIAL "B" SQUAD CAME FROM BEHIND TO CLIP ABOUT 400,000 POUNDS OF THRUST RAMMED DEADLOCK, WHICH IT CALLED THE GRAVEST DOUGLAS 11-9. THE GAME MARKED THE SEC­ THE TOWEING WHITE ROCKET ON A CRUVING CRISIS IN THE ORGANIZATION'S HISTORY. OND TO THE LAST LEAGUE GAME. THE NA PATH INTO THE BLUE SKY -- THE START OF ALliS AND HIGH SCHOOL #2 ARE EXPECTED AT THE SAME TIME, A MOVE WAS UNDER­ A SUPER-FAST VOYAGE THAT SCIENTISTS WAY BY THE LATIN AMERICAN AND AFRO­ TO WRAP UP THE EASTERN DIVISION ON SAID SHOULD TAKE SLIGHTLY MORE THAN 19 ASIAN GROUPS, WHICH TOGETHER HAVE 80 WEDNESDAY. ~INUTES. BACK-TO-BACK SINGLES BY AL COLIN OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLEY'S 115 VOTES, CODED COMMANDS THROUGH AN ELECTRONIC TO WORK OUT A COMPROMISE ACCEPTABLE AND BOB AKANA AND A COSTLY ERROR, GIFT­ BRAIN KEPT THE GIANT ON A COURSE THAT ED THE ROYAL KINGS A PAIR OF POTENTIAL TO BOTH THE UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA, CARRIED IT QUICKLY INTO THE BLACK FRIN­ WINNING RUNS IN THE TOP OF THE NINTH WHOSE REFUSAL TO PAY PEACE-KEEPING GES OF SPACE, CHARTING A PATH THAT AS COSTS BROUGHT ABOUT THE CRISIS. INNING WHICH ALSO WIPED OFF A 9-9 MANY AS EIGHT ASTRONAUTS MAY FOLLOW BE­ DEADLOCK BRITAIN'S APPEAL WAS MADE IN THE FORE THE END OF THIS YEAR. GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY MINISTER OF STATE AFTER THE NA ALliS HAD DRAWN A WALK DOWN RANGE, THE II SHIPS AND DOZENS LORD CARADON. HE WARNED THAT THE PRO­ AND TOOK ADVANTAGE OF NUMEROUS LAPSES, OF PLANES AND HELICOPTERS WAITED FOR LEW PAUL UNLEASHED A DOUBLE AND ALLAN LONGED U.N. FINANCIAL CRISIS WAS AID­ THE TELL-TALE BOOM MARKING THE CAPSULE ING ONLY "THE FORCES OF NARROW NATION- MCKEAGUE WITH A SINGLE TO OVERCOME A II BLAZING RETURN THROUGH THE ATMOSPHERE 3-RUN DEFICIT AND TO PUT THE GEME INTO ALISM AND THE FORCES OF AGGRESSION. THIS WAS A TEST THAT THE FEDERAL "THE ENEMIES OF THE UNITED NATIONS A KNOW WHICH FORCED THE GAME TO GO IN­ PPACE AGENCY BILLED FRANKLY AS " CRUCIAL II REJOICE," HE SAID. liTHE PATIENTS SUF­ TO A PAIR OF EXTRA INNINGS. TO THE FUTURE OF PROJECT GEMINI -- THE FER WHILE THE DOCTORS DISPUTE. II COLIN LED THE ROYAL KINGS WITH THREE PIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE 10 MANNED FLI­ HITS INCLUDING HIS FIRST HOMER OF THE SINCE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OPENED GHTS WHICH ARE PROPOSED BY EARLY 1967 SEASON. PAUL, MCKEAGUE, ASUNCION AND DEC. I, NO VOTES HAVE BEEN TAKEN AND AND THE POSSIBILITY OF A CUTBACK TO JONAH MAWAE EACH CONNECTED A PAIR IN LITTLE BUSINESS HAS BEEN DONE TO AVOID PERHAPS HALF THAT NUMBER. AIDING THE ROYAL KINGS ATTACK. A CONFRONTATION ON RUSSIA'S RIGHT TO DOMAN, GIASSOLI AND WARREN HOLTHAUS VOTE WITHOUT MAKING SUFFICIENT PAYMENT. FRESH WATER CONSERVATION EACH PROVIDED TWO HITS FOR DOUGLAS. THE NEW MOVE TO F I NO A COMPROMI SE CONT INUES TO BE VI TAL Bo BOLILAN WHO WAS CREDITED WITH THE WAS MADE AT A MEETING BETWEEN A LATIN YESTERDAY'S RAINFALL, WHICH CERTAINLY TRIUMPH ON THE MOUND, PITCHED HIMSELF AMERICAN WORKING GROUP AND JAMES BAR- EVERYONE WAS RELIEVED TO SEE, SOMEWHAT OUT OF A BASES-LOADED JAM IN THE EIGH­ RINGTON OF BURMA, CHAIRMAN OF THE AFRO- IMPROVED THE FRESH WATER SITUATION ON TH INNING. CHARGED WITH THE LOSS WAS ASIAN GROUP, WHICH WITH 59 MEMBERS IS KWAJALEIN. FROM THE CATCHMENT SYSTEM AL KISHI. THE ASSEMBLY'S LARGEST. AND DISTILLATION FACILITIES, SLIGHTLY BASKETBALL PRACTICE IRS NABS SAN FRANCISCO PAIR MO~E THAN TWO MILLION GALLONS WAS ADD­ 6 flAil ED TO STORAGE. AT THE SAME TIME, HOW- TUESDAY 19 JANUARY -7·30PM NA AL'IIS J-\ FOR $25 MILLION BACK TAXES EVER, USAGE JUMPED BACK UP TO BARELY WEDNESDAY 20 JANUARY 5-6 PM FIL AMS SAN FRANCISCO, JAN. 19 (UPI) -- THE SHORT OF 300,000 GALLONS IN SPITE OF 6-7PM NA ALliS "B"• INTERNAL REVENUE SE~VICE HAS TIED UP ~ATIONING. THE ASSETS OF EIGHT SAN FRANCISCO BECAUSE OF THE RAiNFALL AND INCREAS- IN WHICH DIRECTION? FIRMS CONTROLLED BY TWO MEN WHO, THE ED CAPACITY OF THE DISTiLLATION FACILI- GOVERNMENT ASSERTED, OWE NEARLY $25 TIES, RATIONING WiLL BE CURTAILED AT lJNITED NATIONS, JAN. 19 (UPI) -- THE MILLION IN BACK TAXES. LEAST TEMPORARILY. THIS DOES NOT ME~N, CENTRAL AFRICAN RE,UBLIC TODA~ CALLED FOR AN END TO THL INTOLERABLE EXIS- THE IRS YESTERDAY FILED LIENS AGAIN- HOWEVER, THAT THE CRITICAL PERIOD IS TENCE OF DIVIDED NATIONS ANYWHERE IN ST HARRY S. STONEHILL AND HIS PARTNER, OVER. IT DOES NOT MEAN THAT ANY EFFORTS THE WORLD AND IN PARTICULAR URGED THE ROBERT PL BROOKS. THE GOVERNMENT SAID TO CONSERVE WATER SHOULD BE ABANDONED. REUNIFICATION OF BERLIN ON THE BASIS STONEHILL OWES $13,623,721 AND BROOKS IT DOES MEAN THAT DILIGENT CONSERVATION OF SELF-DETERMINATION. OWES $11,182,966 IN TAXES FOR THE AND A LITTLE LUCK WE WILL BE. ABLE TO AMBASSADOR MICHEL GALLIN-DoUATHE PERIOD 1958-61. GET THROUGH THE DRY SEASON WITH ONLY TOLD THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THAT WHILE STONEHILL, 47, FORMERLY OF CHICAGO, MINIMAL ADDITIONAL RATIONING. DIVIDED VIET NAM IS IN THE THROES OF AND BROOKS BUILT A $50 MILLION FORTUNE IN OUR SITUATION, CONSCiENTIOUS AT­ A "HOT WAR II MANY COUNTRIES STILL SUF­ IN TOBACCO, REAL ESTATE, WAR SURPLUS TENT ION TO WATER CONSERVATION BECOMES FER FROM THE RESULTS OF THE COLD WAR. GOODS, COTTON AND OIL FOLLOWING STONE- A COMMUNITY RESPONSIBILITY. IF EVERY- HE SINGLED OUT BERLIN AND KOREA. HILL'S DISCHARGE FROM THESERVICE IN ONE WILL FULFILL HIS RESPONSIB!L!TY "WE CANNOT TOLERATE WITHOUT INDIGNA­ THE PHILIPPINES DURING WORLD WAR II. THE DIFFICULTY CAN BE MINIMIZED, TION THE EXISTENCE OF DIVIDED NATIONS. THE PAIR WAS DEPORTED FROM THE PHI- CHARGES (CONTINUED FROM WE CONNOT INDEFINITELY TOLE~ATE THE LIPPINES IN 1962. THEY WERE FOUND PAGE ONE) i POIGNANT DRAMA OF THE OONTINUED SEPA­ GUILTY OF BRIBERY, ECONOMIC SABATOAGE, THE MINE BELT PROPOSAL, MADE BY HEINZ· RATION OF FAMILIES. BL~CKMAIL AND TAX EVASION. TREPPNER, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF THE WEST "IN THE VIEW OF MY GOVERNMENT, THE THEY NOW LIVE IN SWITZERLAND AND GERMAN ARMED FORCES WAS LEAKED TO THE GRIEVOUS SITUATION WHICH EXISTS IN THE CANADA. PRESS AT THE PA~IS MEETING IN WHICH TWO BERLINS, CALLS FOR A RAPID SOLU­ STONEHILL AND BROOKS HAVE CONTROLL- MOST DiPLOMATS CONSIDERED AN EFFORT BY TION BY MEANS OF THE APPLICATION OF THE ING INTERESTS IN THE FOLLOWING SAN OPPONENTS OF GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER PRINCIPLE OF SELF-DETERMINATION. " FRANCISCO BASED FIRMS· GERHARD SCHROEDER TO EMBARRASS HIM. PINE STREET MANAGEMENT CO.; BROOK- DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT McNAMARA I STRIKE IN PARADISE STONE CORP., CALIFORNIA STREET CORP., SAID UPON HIS RETURN FROM PARIS ON DEC. ~ PAPEETE, TAHITI, JAN. 19 (UPI) -­ BROOKWOOD ORINDA ASSOCIATES; MAKIKI 17 THAT "ATOMIC DEMOLITION CHAI'GES" THIS SOUTH PACIFIC POLYNESIAN PARADISE CORP.; HARROMAN CO., MARINSHIP ENTER- WERE AMONG THE NUCLEAR WARHEADS IN WAS TIED UP TIGHT TODAY BY A STRIKE OF PRISES CORP.; AND PALO CORP. EUROPE AND NATO HAD PLANS TO USE THEM SEVERAL HUNDRED GOVERNMENT WORKERS. SORIANO INTERRED "UNDER APPROPRIATE CONDITiONS. " THE WORKERS WALKED OFF THEIR JOBS HIGH OFFICIALS SAID THEY WOULD BE FRIDAY ON THE FRENCH-CONTROLLED ISLAND, ST. JEAN DE Luz, FRANCE, JAN. 19 PLACED ALONG STRATEGIC AND HISTORIC IN- IDLING GOVERNMENT-OPERATED TELEPHONE (UPI) -- FILIPINO INDUSTRIALIST COL. VAS ION ROUTES SUCH AS THE FULDA GAp IN AND OVERSEAS RADIOGRAM SERVICES, CUS­ ANDRES SORIANO WAS BURIED TODAY IN CENTRAL GERMANY AND ALONG THE FORESTED TOMS ACTIVITIES AND M\ IL. SIMPLE CATHOLIC RITES AT THE SMALL CE- GERMAN SIDE OF THE CZECHOSLOVAKIAN THE STRIKERS SEEK PAY INCREASES RANG­ METERY OF THIS BASQUE FISHING PORT. BORDER IF AN INVASION fROM THE EAST ING FROM II TO 27 PERCENT, AND INFORMED HE I£AVY BRONZE CASKET WITH THE APPEARED "IMMINENT." SOURCES SAID THE WAGE DEMANDS COULD B06v OF THE LATE BUSINESSMAN WAS LAID NATO PLANNERS ALSO FORESEE USE OF PROBABLY BE MET BY A TAX INCREASE. IN THE FA~ILY VAULT AFTER A FUNERAL ATOMIC LAND MINES TO CLOSE MOUNTAIN HOWEVER THE CITIZENS OF TAHITI WENT MASS IN THE PARISH CHURCH CEUEBRATED PASSES IN NORTHERN ITALY SHOULD THAT ON A GENERAL STRIKE LAST MONTH THAT BY FATHE~ JOSE OINANDIA, A SPANISH COUNTRY BE THREATENED WITH INVASION PRIEST WHO WAS SORIANO'S FRIEND. THE NUCLEAR MINES ARE SMALL DEVICES, FORCED THE GOVERNMENT TO CANCE~, OR AT LEAST POSTPONE, A PROPOSED INCOME TAX. THE RITES WERE HELD IN FRONT OF THE EQUIVALENT TO A FEW TONS OF TNT. RADIO- - THE CURRENT STR I KE ALSO HAS CAUSED WOODEN CARVED ALTAR WHERE ON JUNE 9, ACTIVITY WOULD LINGER AT THE MOST FOR PROBLEMS ON THE WATERFRONT, WHERE MER­ 1660 KING LOUIS XIV MARRIED MAftIA-THE- A FEW DAYS, LONG ENOUGH TO CREATE A CHANDISE AND PERISHABLE GOODS HAVE REZA, THE SPANISH INFANTA BARRIER AGAINST MECHANIZED ATTACK ON FLORAL TRIBUTES OF CARNATIONS AND THE GROUND BEEN PILING UP. THE WALKOUT COINCIDED WITH THE ARRIVAL OF TAHITI'S 21ST TULIPS SURROUNDED THE COFFIN DURING THE OFFICIALS SAID THAT ATOMIC DEMOLITI8N FRENCH GOVERNOR, JEAN SICURANI, FORMER RITES. SORIANO WISHED TO BE BURIED IN MINES CAN BE QUICKLY AND EASILY PUT IN FRENCH CABINET OFFICER. THIS WHITE-WALLED FISHING PORT ALONG- PLACE. THEY SAID THEY SAW NO NEED TO SIDE HIS MOTHER AND SISTER. HE USED TO PLANT A PROMINENT MINEfIELD ALONG THE CONSERVE WATER!!! SPEND SOME TIME EACH YEAR HERE IN HIS IRON CURTAIN VILLA-CAMPION CENIA. TUESDAY JANUARY 1965 PAGE 7 HOURGLASS 19

INAUGURAT~ON SNAFUS CUBAN POLICE EXECUTED NICE WORK ~f YOU CAN SET ~T A MATTER OF RECORD NO REASON ANNOUNCED PITTSBURGH, JAN. 19 (UPI )--HE'S BY tJAMES H., WftNfCHlES1ER MIAMi, JAN. 19 (UPI)--A CUBAN EXILE STOCKY, ROUND-FACED, LIVES IN THE SU­ lHE INAUGURATION OF AN AMERiCAN PRES~ LEADER SAID TODAY THAT EIGHT COMMUNIST BURBS AS A RESPECTABLE CITIZEN AND DENT, WHiCH IS A MATTER OF CUSTOM AND POLICEMEN WERE EXECUTED AND 21 OTHERS , HAS PLENTY Of SPENDING MONEY MOST OF NOT OF LAW, WiLL TAKE PLACE AGAIN ON SENTENCED TO JAIL DEC. 23 IN HAVANA. THE TIME. JANUARY 20 IN THE NATION'S CAPITAL. LUIS CONTE AGUERO, HEAD OF THE CUBAN WHEN HE RUNS SHORT, HE DROPS IN AT THIS YEAR'S PLANNERS HOPE EVERYTHING "SENTINELS OF LIBERTY" HERE, SAID HIS A DOWNTOWN BANK. IN THE PAST 38 MON­ WILL GO SMOOTHLY. THEY AREN'T BETTiNG UNDERGROUND SOURCES iN CUBA GAVE NO THS, HE HAS WITHDRAWN NEARLY $110,000 ON IT, THOUGH THINGS HAVE BEEN GOING REASON FOR THE EXECUTIONS OF FIDEL CAS­ IN CASH. AWRY AT INAUGURALS SINCE THE FIRST ONE, TRO'S POLICEMEN. HE's DONE IT AT THE POINT Of A GUN. WHICH HAD TO BE POSTPONED FOR LACK OF A THE EIGHT, MEMBERS OF THE HAVANA POL- THEN HE RETURNED TO HIS SUSBURBAN PRESIDENT TO TAKE THE OFFICE. ICE CORPS, WERE PUT TO DEATH BY FIRING HOME TO liVE QUIETLY UNTil HIS FIN­ EVERYTHING HAD BEEN ARRANGED FOR MAROiSQUAD, CONTE SAiD. THE 21 OTHER POLICE- ANCES RUN lOW. THEN HE VISITS ANOTHER 4, 1789, BY THE EXPIRING CONFEDERATiON MEN WERE SENTENCED TO 30 YEARS IN JAIL BANK TO BECOME SOLVENT AGAIN CONGRESS. PRIVATE CITIZENS HAD DONATED EACH. THAT'S THE WAY FRUSTRATED PITTSBURGH FUNDS TO OUTFIT FEDERAL HALL ON NEW AT THE SAME TIME TODAY, CONTE ANNOUN- POliCE DESCRiBE THE ELUSIVE "COMMUTER YORK CITY'S WALL STREET TO HOUSE THE NEW CED THAT liTHE SENTI NELSII SET F! RE TO A BANDITII WHO APPARENTLY STAGED HIS 11TH GOVERNMENT. HUGE FARM IN HAVANA PROVINCE ON JAN.2 BANK ROBBERY YESTERDAY. PRESIDENTiAL ELECTORS HAD BEEN PICKED DESTROYING FIVE HOUSES AND KILLING THiS TIME HE VISITED THE HilL TOP BY THE SEVERAL STATES, AND HAD CAST THOUSANDS OF CHICKENS. THE SABOTAGE, BRANCH OF THE WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA NA­ THEIR BAllOTS FOR GEORGE WASHINGTON. AT ACCORDING TO THE UNDERGROUND SOURCES TIONAL BANK IN THE CITY'S ALLENTOWN SUNSET, MARCH 3, CANNON AT MANHATTAN'S ON THE ISLAND, WAS ON THE FARM '~UM- DISTRiCT. HE ESCAPED WITH $4,500. II BATTERY SOUNDED OUT A SALUTE TO THE BACERO IN GUIRA DE MELENA, NEAR THE HIS IIWITHDRAWAL SLIP" WAS THE SAME DEATH OF THE OLD CONFEDERATION. MiliTARY AIR BASE IN SAN ANTONIO, HA- TYPE USED IN 10 PREVIOUS OCCASIONS-­ THEN THE NEXT MORNING, THE NEW NATION VANA PROVINCE. NOTE TO THE TEllER WHICH SAID FOUND ITSELF HUMiliATINGLY EMBARRESSED. AT PRESENT iT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE IIPUT ALL THE MONEY IN THE BAG. SHUT NEITHER THE HOUSE NOR THE SENATE COULD TO GET BEEF IN CUBA, THEREFORE CHICKENS OP AND KEEP QUIET." RAISE A QUORUM. WiTHOUT A QUORUM THE HAVE BECOME A STAPLE 0F THE CUBAN DIET, HE ALSO SHOWED THE TELLER, MRS ET~ ELECTORAL VOTES COULD NOT BE COUNTED. ALTHOUGH POULTRY AND EGGS ARE RATIONED HEl MALONEY, AN AUTOMATIC POSTO~. THE ACCORDING TO THE CONSTITUTION, THERE AND MOST PEOPLE CANNOT AFFORD THEM. TELLER FilLED THE BAG HE HAD GOVEN HAD TO BE SUCH A TALLY BEFORE THE PRES~ ElOO GROUP MEETS HER AND WATCHED AS HE WALKED NONCHANT­ DENT COULD TAKE OFFICE. LY FROM THE BANK. IT WAS NOT UNTil APRIL 6 THAT BOTH PARIS, JAN. 19 (UPI )--FRANCE TODAY HE DISAPPEARED AMONG THE PEDESTRAINS HOUSES WERE ABLE TO RAISE A QUORUM. CALLED IN HER SIX PARTNERS IN A EURO~ iN fRONT OF THE BANK--AND POLICE NOT UNTIL THEN, 33 DAYS AFTER HIS SPACE VENTURE TO WORK OUT SERIOUS FIN­ CHALKED UP ANOTHER ROBBERY TO THE IICOM­ TERM ACTUALLY WAS SUPPOSED TO BEGIN, ANCIAL PROBLEMS0WHICH COULD DETERMINE MUTER BANDIT," SO NAMED BECAUSE POL­ WAS WASHINGTON OFFICIALLY PROCLAiMED THE FUTURE OF THE THREE-YEAR-OlD EURO­ ICE BELIEVE HE COMES INTO THE COTY PRESIDENT. PEAN SPACE LAUNCHER DEVELOPMENT ORGAN­ ONLY PERIODICALLY TO FilL UP HIS WAL­ I ZA Tn ON (ELDO). NATURALLY, ALTHOUGH THERE IS NOTHING LET. IN THE CONSTITUTiON TO COMPEL AN IM­ DELEGATES FROM FRANCE, BRITAIN, ITALY, LAST AUGUST, HE ROBBED THE PITTS­ COMING PRESIDENT TO MAKE A SPEECH, ONLY THE NETHERLANDS, WEST GERMANY, BELGIUM BURGH NATIONAL BANK'S CARRICK BRANCH ONE EVER fAilED TO DO SO. HE WAS THEO­ AND AUSTRALIA OPENED THEIR SECRET MEET­ OF $15,040. iNG AT THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE DORE ROOSEVELT. BANKS AND INSURANCE COMPANY HAVE CENTER HEREo FORTUNATELY, MOST OF THEM HAVE BEEN OfFERED $25,000 iN~REWARDS fOR HiS THE 55 DELEGATES WERE REPORTEDLY KEPT RELATIVELY SHORT--FOR POLITiCIANSo CAPTURE. ~ASHINGTONIS fiRST ADDRESS WAS ONLY I, STUDYING THE fUTURE OF THE ORGANIZATION 372 WORDS LONG, HIS SECOND A BRIEF !26 ITSELf. WORDS. THE TAC8TURN COOLiDGE, UPON AT THE TOP Of THE AGENDA WAS THE RED CH~NA ~NO~GNANT STEPPING UP FROM THE VICE-PRESIDENCY, QUESTION Of FiNANCiNG ELDO's MAIN PRO­ OVER RA~DS ON lAOS liMITED HiS STATEMENT TO ~56 WORDSo JECT, THE CONSTRUCTION OF A BIG THREE TOKYO, JAN. 19 (UPI )--COMMUNIST ALL PRESIDENT JOHNSON SAiD, AFTER ~TAGE ROCKET DESTINED TO lAUNCH A ONE CHiNA CHARGED TODAY THAT UNITED STATES BEING SWORN iN AT DALLAS, WAS, "lET'S TON SATElliTE. FIGHTER BOMBERS COMMITTED DiRECT AG­ GET THIS AIRPLANE BACK TO WASHINGTON." THE ORIGINAL ESTIMATE fOR THE "EUROPA" GRESSION AGAINST LOAS BY BOMBING THE To WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON GOES THE DiS­ AUNCHER WAS $200 MiLLION, BUT INfORMED "LIBERATED" BAN BAN AREA JAN. 13. TINCTION OF MAKEiNG THE LONGtST INAU­ SOURCES SAiD THIS WAS WELL BELOW WHAT A MINISTRY OF FOREiGN AfFAORS STATE­ GUAL SPEECH -- 7,700 WORDS. THE ACTUAL COST Will BE. THE SOURCES Mf:NT SAID THE ATTACK WAS "A GRAVE MOVE IN GENERAL, WHETHER SHORT OR LONG, ESTIMATED THE BUDGET MUST BE INCREASED TAKEN BY THE JOHNSON ADMiNISTRATiON •• INAUGURAL SPEECHES HAVE NOT BEEN A RiCH ~O TO 50 PERCENT TO COMPLETE THE PRO­ TO EXPAND ITS DIRECT ARMED INTERVEN­ MINE fOR THE ANTHOLOGISTSo THE TWO ~ECTo A REVISION OF THE BUDGET WAS TION IN LAOS.:' MOST REMEMBERED INAUGURAL QUOTES ARE ~XPECTED TO RESULT FROM THE THREE-DAY THE STATEMENT WAS CARRiED BY THE "WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE, WITH CHARiTY ~EETI NG. NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY AND MONITORED fOR Alltl FROM LINCOLN'S SECOND INAUGUR­ HERE. IT SAID THE ATTACK WAS CARRIED Al SPEECH, AND "THE ONLY THING WE YAVE LONDON PAPER DECRIES OUT BY 24 UoS. FIOO AND FI04 FIGHTER TO FEAR IS fEAR ITSELf," fROM FRANKLIN BOMBERS. D. ROOSEVELT'S FIRST PRESIDENTIAL IN­ U4So-CANADA AUTO PACT "U.S. IMPERiAliSM MUST IMMEDIATElY LONDON, JAN. 19 (uP! )--THE FINANCIAL COMING TALK. STOP ITS MILITARY ADVENTURES IN LAOS ~iMES SAiD TODAY Of THE U.S.-CANADiAN ITiS TOO EARLY FOR HiSTORY TO TELL AND THE WHOLE OF INDOCHINA OR IT Will AGREEMENT ON FREE TRADE IN ROAD VEHICLES WHETHER THE LATE PRESIDENT KENNEDyiS BE DULY PUNISHED UNDER THE STERN THAT THERE WAS NO DOUBT THAT THE CON­ tlTHINK NOT WHAT YOUR COUNTRY CAN DO fOR COUNTER-BLOWS Of THE PEOPLE OF lAOS CESSiON MADE BY THE UNITED STATES WAS YOU, BUT RATHER WHAT YOU CAN DO fOR AND OTHER INDOCHINESE STATES,tI THE CONTRARY TO THE RULES OF THE GENERAL YOUR COUNTRY" Will STAND UP OVER THE STATEMENT SAID. ON TARIFFS AND TRADE. YEARS. ~GREEMENT THE STATEMENT CAllED ON THE CO-CHAIR AN EDITORIAL SAiD THAT WHilE THE FULL GEORGE WASHiNGTON ENDED HIS FiRST IN­ MEN Of THE GENEVA CONfERENCE TO TAKE EfFECTS ON BRITISH EXPORTS COULD NOT AUGURAL ADDRESS BY SAYiNG HE DID NOT STEPS TO CHECK ARMED U.S. AGGRESSION YET BE fORETOLD WITH ACCURACY IT WAS WANT ANY PAY fOR BEiNG PRESiDENT. ALL IN LAOS "AND ITS ADVENTUROUS SCHEME "BOUND TO BE HARMfUL" AND THERE COULD HIS SUCCESSORS, HOWEVER, HAVE TAKEN fOR EXPANDING THE WAR IN INDOCHINA." BE A fAll IN BRITISH AUTO SALES TO CAN­ THEIR CHECKS. IT SAiD THE JAN. 13 ATTACK "WAS UN­ ADA ----~~~~~----- ABASHEDLY ADMITTED BY THE SPOKESMEN WARSAW, JAN. 19 (UPI )--THE MASTERS THE FINANCIAL TIMES NOTED THAT THE Of THE U.S. DEfENSE AND STATE DEPART­ OF COMMUNISM iN THE SOV~ET UNION AND AUTO OUTPUT WAS ALMOST ENTiRELY ~ANADIAN MENTS IN THEIR PUBLIC STATEMENTS ON EASTERN EUROPE OPENED A SUMMiT MEETING IN U.S. HANDS ALTHOUGH fOR YEARS THE THE SAME DAY." TODAY AMID PROCLAiMED HOPES THAT THE ~ANA9IAN GOVERNMENT HAD T~IED TO GET A SESSION WOULD STRENGTHEN PEACEo HIGHER LOCAL CONTENT IN THEIR CARS. THE SESSION OPENED IN THE ORNATE BRITAIN NOW lOSES ITS '7-~ PERCENT UNiTED NATiONS, JANo 19 (UPI) -­ PALACE OF THE COUNCIL Of MiNISTERS, PREFERENCE AND THOUGH IT WILL STill YUGOSLAVIA TODAY PROPOSED A GENERAL THE OffiCIAL POLISH NEWS AGENCY SAIDo GET DUTY FREE ENTRY "SO WI LL THE PRO­ DISARMAMENT CONfERENCE OPEN TO ALL THE SOViET DELEGATION WAS HEADED BY DUCTS or THEiR AMERiCAN AND EUROPEAN NATIONS TO DEAL WITH THE GROWiNG MEN­ PREMIER ALEXEI KOSYGiN AND COMMUNIST COMPETITORS,II THE FiNANCIAL TIMES SAID. ACE Of NUCLEAR WEAPONSo PARTY FiRST SECRETARY lEONiD BREZHNEV. if THESE EXPANSION PLANS GO FURTHER YUGOSLAV AMBASSADOR DANilO LEKIC, WITH THEM WERE DEFENSE MUNISTER MAR­ AND THE lOCAL CONTENT PRODUCED BY VOLVO, IN A POLICY SPEECH TO THE GENERAL As­ SHAL RODION Yo MAllNOVSKY AND FOREIGN PEUGEOT AND RENAULT WILL ENJOY DUTY­ SEMBLY, SAID ATOMIC ARMS ARE tiTHE MINISTER ANDREI A. GROMYKO. fREE ACCESS TO THE UNiTED STATES. GREATEST DANGER TO THE EXISTENCE ~ THE HUMAN RACE. II PAGE 8 HOURGLASS TUESDAY 19 JANUARY 1965

CLUB NOTICES NOTICES BINGO AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB TONIGHT JACKPOT IS $600 WITH 51 NUMBERS TO BE ,. HELP WANTED CAllED. SHOWT IME 7 & 9

GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HAS THE FOllOWING BARGAIN BAZAAR PICKUP DAY IS TOMOR­ YOKWE YUK STRAWBERRY BLONDE OPENINGS: ROW. CAll REGINA CHUTKO 2340 OR MARGE JAMES CAGNEY, OLIVIA DE HAVillAND CLERK-TYPIST FUll-TIME MOORE 2264 FOR ASSISTANCE AND FURTHER No SYNOPSIS AVAILABLE BW SECRETARY FULL-TIME INFORMATION BAG-BOY FOR COMMiSSARY PART-TIME SHOWTIME 7:30 PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR MEETS EVERY RICHARDSON MAN WHO COULD CHEAT DEATH CLERK FOR MACY'S SPORTING GOODS DE­ WEDNESDAY AT 7.30 PM IN THE CHAPEL. ANTON DIFFRING, HAZEL COURT PARTMENT, PART OR FULL-TIME. EXPER­ C DRAMA IENCE IN CAMERAS, TAPE RECORDERS AND SOCCER CLUB--ALl THOSE WHO WISH TO * RELATED GOODS REQUIRED. lEARN TO PLAY SOCCER OR REGAIN lOST SOCCER SKilLS ARE WELCOME TO COME TO SHOWTIME 7=30-12: 15 WHEN HELL BROKE ApPLY AT GLOBAL ASSOCIATES' INDUS­ AN INFORMAL PRACTICE ON THURSDAY AFTER OCEAN VIEW TRIAL RELATIONS OFFICE IN THE TERMIN­ NOON FROM 4:30 TO 6 PM AT THE SOCCER LOOSE CHARLES BRONSON, RICHARD JAECKEL BW AL ANNEX BUilDING fiELD, DRAMA PART-TIME CASHIER/HOSTESS TO WORK ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM 5 PM TO 12 MIDNIGHT. CONTACT SHOWTIME 8 MR. BRINN AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB 419. GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL BOARD WILL MEET ROI NAMUR MURDER AHOY TONIGHT AT 8 PM IN THE SCIENCE ROOM. MARGARET RUTHERFORD, LIONEL JEFFRIES fULL-TIME MALE OR FEMALE CASHIER THIS Will BE AN OPEN MEETING AND THE MURDER COMEDY A&Y •• GOOD OF A KIND WANTED FOR THE SNACK BAR, SEE JOHN PUBLIC IS INVITED. C •• MATURE C-WS BENSON. ATTENTION NITE SHlfTERS--AN ORGANIZA- PARENTS' MAGAZINE MOVIE RATINGS FOR SALE TIONAl MEETING Will BE HELD ON THURS- EACH filM IS RATED AS TO QUALITY AS DAY, JAN. 21 I N THE KWAJ LANES BOWL I NG WELL AS SUITABiliTY FOR PERSONS OF BABY STOLLER, $10. SEE AT TR. 536. AllEY FOR THE PURPOSE' OF ORGANIZING A VARIOUS AGES. THE AGE SYMBOLS USED MEN'S DAYTIME BOWlTNG LEAGUE:. ALL IN- ARE A .ADUlT Y •• YOUNG PEOPLE 12- GROCERY CART, $1 CAll 636 TERESTED PERSONS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND 16 C .CHllDREN. OTHER SYMBOLS USED ARE AS FOLLOWS. BABY CARRIAGE, SMALL RED PLAID, CAN "BASIC PRINCIPLES OF OBJECTIVISM"-­ * .. NOT RATING C •• COLOR BW.BLACK BE CONVERTED TO A BASSINETTE. ALMOST PERSONS INTERESTED IN ATTENDING THE AND WHITE WS •• WIDE SCREEN. NEW CALL 2374. TAPE-TRANSCRIPTION LECTURE SERIES "BAS Ie PRINCIPLES OF OBJECTIVISM," THE CURTAINS FOR ALL ROOMS OF A lARGE PHILOSOPHY OF AYN RAND, CALL MAC DONAL£ JAPANESE MANAGEMENT GROUP SAN fRANCISCO, JAN. 19 (UPI)--THE TWO STORY SET OF QUARTERS. VARIOUS 738 BEFORE 3 PM. SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE OF THE SMALL PRICES. AVAilABLE JAN. 25. CARRIER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION YESTERDAv PLAY I~-TON AIR CONDITIONER, $75. CALL KWAJ LANES OffERS BOWLING INSTRUCTIONS ED HOST TO A SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AFTER 4030 OR SEE AT QTRS. 106-B. --A BEGINNERS BOWLING CLASS WILL BE 5~7 STUDY GROUP FROM THE KANTO REGION OF OFFERED AT THE BOWLING ALLEY ON SAT, JAPAN. fOUND MORNINGS FROM 10: 15 AM TO 12:30 PM. TAKAISHI TSURU, PRESIDENT OF THE Tsu THE FIRST CLASS WilL BE ON SAT.,JAN. RU MFG. Co., LTD., OF YAMANASHI, AN PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES FOUND JAN. 23. THE CLASS WILL MEET AT 10: 15 EACH ELECTRONICS PARTS FIRM WITH 230 EMPLOY 17 ON THE ROAD NEAR THE WEST END OF SATURDAY FOR 4 WEEKS. ES, HEADED THE 16-MAN JAPANESE GROUP. THE RUNWAY. CLAIM AT THE HOURGLASS. To ENROLL, CALL 320 OR 331. No EN­ OTHER INDUSTRIES REPRESENTED INCLUD­ ROLLMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER 10~ 15 ED TEXTilES, AUTOMOBILE PARTS, ELEC­ WANTED AM ON SATURDAY, JAN 23. TRICAL EQUIPMENT, PETROLEUM, CEMENT, THE PREVIOUS CLASS HAS BEEN DISBAND­ WINDOW REGULATORS, PRESS AND STAMPING WILL THE PERSON WHO BOUGHT A PAIR ED AND THOSE PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN DIES AND RIVETING EQUIPMENT, WITH EM­ OF BOY'S BLUE, GUM SOLED SHOES, SIZE ATTENDING MUST ENROll TO BE ACCEPTED PLOYES RANGING IN NUMBER FROM 2~ TO 5, AT THE TOYLAND SALE AND WHO HAS IN THE NEW CLASS. TWO lEFT SHOES, PLEASE CONTACT ME--­ THE MINIMUM AGE FOR ENROLLMENT IS 415 "DESPITE GREAT DIFFERENCES IN SOCIO­ I HAVE TWO RIGHT SHOES OF THE SAME 9 YEARS. ECONOMIC BACKGROUNDS, WE JAPANESE "Ol­ DESCRIPTION! PLEASE CAll 2784. LOW MANY AMERICAN PATTERNS IN EVER'~AY WE CAN FIGHT DIRTY, TOO l I FE AND I N BUS I NESS MANAGEMENT,! Tsu­ SCUBA GEAR. CALL 2217 WASHINGTON, JAN. 19 (UPI)--THE WASH­ RU SAID. "fOR THIS REASON WE LOOK INGTON DAILY NEWS SAID EDITORIALLY TO- 01" FORWARD TO MEETING WITH OUR AMERICAN AN ~ PYREX PIE PLATE AND A PYREX DAY THE RECENT U.S. RAIDS ON COMMUNIST COUNTERPARTS, TO SHARE THEIR VIEWS AND CASSEROLE COVER WERE lEFT AT THE CHAP- SUPPLY LINES IN LAOS SHOW THAT THE EXPERIENCES. El PICNIC. WilL THE OWNERS PLEASE UNITED STATES CAN "FIGHT DIRTY" IF IT CLAIM AT TR, 777 OR CALL MRS. WALKER WANTS TO. AT WHAT COST 1 AT 2706 THE NEWS SAID THE UNITED STATES CAN- WASHINGTON, JAN. 19 (UPI)--TH£ FED­ NOT BE ACCUSED OF BREAKING THE GENEVA ERAL GOVERNMENT NOW REQUIRES iNDiviD­ BIG-MOUTH BUNGLES ACCORDS ON LAOS BECAUSE THE COMMUNISTS UALS, FIRMS, FOUNDATIONS AND MISCEL­ MONT I CELLO, NEW YORK, JAN. 19 (UP I) HAVE VIOLATED THE AGREEMENT FROM THE LANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS TO FilE A TOTAL --HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION CASSIUS CLAY VERY DAY THEY WERE SIGNED. IT,SAID: OF I BILLION REPORTS A YEAR. DROVE A BUS LOAD OF NEWSMEN AND PHOTO­ "IN THAilAND AND OTHER SOUTHEAST A HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE INVESTIGATI~G GRAPHERS INTO A DITCH TODAY AS THEY ASIAN COUNTRIES, THERE'S A FAVORITE FEDERAL PAPERWORK COMPILED THE FIGURE WERE APPROACHING THE TRAINING CAMP OF STYLE OF BOXING IN WHICH THE OPPONENTS AND ITS CHAIRMAN, REP. ARNOLD OLSEN, CONTENDER GEORGE CHUVALO. PUNCH, KICK, ELBOW, TRIP, SHOVE AND (DEM.-MoNT.), MADE IT PUBLIC YESTERDAY No ONE WAS INJURED, BUT AFTER THE AC· GOUGE -- NO HOLDS BARRED. THIS, TOO, THE FIGURE CONSTITUTES THE NUMBER OF CIDENT THE BAND OF SPORTSWRITERS AND IS THE COMMUNIST STYLE OF AGGRESSION. REPORTS THAT THE GOVERNMENT REQUIRES LENSMEN HAD TO WALK ABOUT ONE-QUARTER "THEY FIGHT THAI STYLE AND WE HAVE BY LAW. IT DOES NOT INCLUDE THOSE OF A MilE TO KUTSCHER'S COUNTRY CLUB, BEEN CLINGING TO THE MARQUIS OF QUEENS­ FORMS IN WHICH AN AGENCY ASKES FOR IN­ WHERE CHUVAlO IS TRAINING FOR HIS BURY RULES. IT'S TIME WE CHANGED. FORMATION ON A VOLUNTARY BASIS. FIGHT AGAINST FORMER CHAMPION fLOYD "OUR RAIDS OVER LAOS, LIKE OUR GULF HALF OF THE BilLION REPORTS ARE RE­ PATTERSON, fEBRUARY I. OF TONKIN REPRISAL, NOT ONLY INFLICT QUIRED BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED AS CASSIUS DAMAGE ON THE COMMUNISTS, BUT LET THEM AND IN THAT AGENCY, 100 MILLION RE­ WAS DRIVING HIS $10,300 WHITE BUS DOWN KNOW WE CAN FIGHT ANY STYLE, ACCORD OR PORTS WERE REQUIRED SOLELY AS A RESULT, A GRADE WHERE THE SNOW CONCEALED THE NO ACCORD. WE ALSO BOOST THE MORALE OF NEW DEMANDS PUT ON IT BY THE REVENUE!

FACT THAT THE ROAD HAS A VERY NARROW OF OTHER ASIANS WHO LONG HAVE WONDERED ACT OF 1964 --THE MOST RECENT MAJOR I SHOULDER ON THE RIGHT SIDE THE BUS WHY WE LET THE COMMUNISTS FIGHT DIRTY REVISION OF THE TAXLAWS. i RAN OFF THE SHOULDER AND ALMOST TURNED WHEN WE HAVE THE POWER TO PUNISH THEM OLSEN, I N A STATEMENT I NSERTED I N THE OVER, WINDING UP STRANDED ON A SLANT FOR IT. " CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, SAID THE PAPER­ ON THE EMBANKMENT WORK SITUATION WITHIN THE GOVERNMENT LATER, A TOW TRUCK AND FOUR MEN WITH ATTENTION BROWNIE TROOP 2--DoN'T FOR- WAS FAR WORSE THAN IT WAS 10 YEARS AGO SHOVELS RESCUED THE BUS. GET PERMISSION SLIPS FOR TOMORROW'S WHEN THE HOOVER COMMISSION RECOMMENDED HIKE THAT AGENCIES CUT DOWN ON UNNECESSARY INNOCENCE HAS A VERY SHORT STYLE. AND EXCESSIVE PAPERWORK.