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Uflwry 27, jftg Discrimination SfCflf Dlti UK. (AW) STII, Prtfittf Hr ti All order lo end bias to Oie rental of apartments has been Issued to I Nofth Phiiadelpnii real estate a slight The; broker, Morton feidf his been ordered to cease discrlmlniting tgitosi the City Commission on mafl Relations reported white investigator for the agency was told there no apart mentr available In I certain area when he applied at the fell estate flee, A second investigator and a Negro, Mrs, Hermein Cherry, testified at a hearing that she was offered four rental listings wheh jihe entered the office fc few minutes late'r, Catches Arkansans by Surprise Destroyed By PFTE YOtlKG Associated Press Writer LITTLE ROCK (AP) Left Btlhelmer, a 22-year-old Little Rock barber, opened tip his own shop months ago In a fashionable apartment house here and says "I've just about got my business established." Today, Biihelmer and some 760 other members of the AN Itansas Air National Guard report to Little Rock Air Force Jlase for active duty and an uncertain future because of the Korean crisis. Biihelmer, a S. Sgt. In the 189th Tactical Reconnalsance, said he joined the reserves, like many others, to avoid the inevitable draft so "I could go to school or have a job or anything I wanted." "The chances of you getting called up are pretty slim," he said.

"But then It Just happened." And it happened to 14,787 reservists around the country who were ordered to active duty as a military backdrop for diplomatic efforts to recover the Pueblo and its 83-man crew. The 189th Tactical Reconnaissance Group of the Arkansas National Guard, which includes the 154th Weather Flight, the 189th Communications Flight and the 123rd Reconnaissance Technical Squadron, was In the call. The 669 airmen and 100 officers have until 10 a.m. today to report for duty. Any members who have not reported by midnight tonight will be considered absent without leave.

The call caught both rank men and officers by surprise and many leave behind business and family for an uncertain destiny. As Belheimer said, "My (guard) contract has got that little clause in there that says they can keep me in 24 months." Col. Drew Holbrook, commander of the 189th, said the move came as a complete surprise. "Just from following the news it didn't seem at least that the situation was that serious," he said. Holbrook, a geologist with the Arkansas Geology Commission, who saw World War as an Army Air Corps fighter pilot and was recalled during the Korean War, said guardsmen who hold down a job would "certainly be making somewhat of a sacrifice" during the call- up.

Dr. E. Stewart Allen, 35, of Little Rock and a major In the reserve, said "It's Just one of those things. It's a chance you take when you belong to the reserves," he said, "Everyone's still shocked," Allen leaves behind two children, "That's what makes tough," he said, Lynn Wassell a Ljttle Rock architect, like Allen, went Into the guard from active service, He is a major and a pilot, "Like everyone else," Was. sell sajd, "It's something that you have to expect, but you really don't," He sajd the foremost thing now among reservists was to get their business straightened out at home, instead of ing about what lies ahead for them, Wassell is married and has a son, Sgt, Maj, James Corley, who has years of service, couldn't "believe it, but I guess J'U have to go," have three kids, but the last one graduates from high school this year, so I won't have the problem some of the men will have in moving and breakt Ing up the family," he said, Corley will be going with hif son, Ronald.

22, who Is in the same group, "I think this is better," he said, "Jumping" Jieans The ojovement in jumping beans is paused by moth larvae, which spin cocoons within the beans or seeds of certain Mexican shrybs. Most jumping beans come from Alamos. By FKED AP'ttuuiy writer WAStttNGfOH (Af) intelligence ship Ptiebto's crew blef tip (he vessel's secffet cod' Ing machine and the North reafts apparently fol "Iwlhlng that really compromises us," say NaV? sources, These sources said there was evidence of this messages from the fHijblo's skipper, Cmdr, Lloyd M. Bucfter. Except for the coding chine, the Navy sources said Thursday the rest of the Pueblo's gear was "routine stuff," including tape recorders to store such Intercepted data as radio messages.

Ever since the Pueblo was captured by four North Korean patrol boats near mid night Monday, there has been public concern the Communists might have bagged Important equipment which could have told the enemy much about this country's intelligence gathering know-how. The Pentagon has said tnos- sages from Bucher, before his radio went dead, Indicated he and his men had started to destroy secret gear to keep out of North Korean hands. But the Defense Department has not said how successful Bucher $.30 9-00 10:00 10:30 (CCLCR) (COtCR) (COLCR) 1:00 AT Off tO 38E tK6 OPSSAf OP tftLL SOUNSTT JtJBO PCR HE THE 10 O'CLOCK tHS BIG KOTtS Kullr-y" Humphrey JCSf BI5KC? sirs CFF HOSWAl W1R SKABOVS OAttHGOAHE 3: JO DIALING fOft OOLUttS fHEAfftK Phttm SUfttoiith" WtUUm A6C HIWS Si V10 RtPOftt MOVIE tn SAtUROAL JAKUARY 27. IMS was. New reports circulated to the effect that four crewmen were wounded In the explosions that were set off to blow up the Pueblo's sensitive equipment.

But Navy sources restated It is still uncertain how the four men were hurt. The messages did not say, they Insisted. The sources said there is some evidence that the North Koreans fired at the Pueblo with their guns before boarding. "The wounds could have happened either gunfire or their own charges blowing up the equipment," one source said. The Navy sources disclosed at the same time that the Pueblo's skipper was under standing orders to avoid a fight and to keep his ship's machine guns sheathed under canvas.

"She was supposed to present the appearance of being a noncombatant," said one senior 6tOO AM 6130 8OO (COLCR) 9)00 (COLCR) 9s30 (COLCR) lOsOO (COLOR) 10:30 (COLCR) 11:00 (COLCR) (COLOR) 12)30 (COLOR) It00 (COLOR) 2:00 (COLOR) 2:30 (COLOR) (COLOR) 5:30 (COLOR) 6:30 (COLOR) 7:00 (COLOR) 7:30 (COLOR) 8:30 (COLOR) 9:30 (COLOR) 10:00 (COLOR) 10:15 TEST PATTERN CASPnt CARTOONS "OEVtL GODDESS" Johnny Vteiasmullar TJffi FANTASTIC POUR THE SP1DERMAN JOURNET TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH KINO KONO GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE THE NEW BEATLES AMERICAN BANDSTAND HAPPENING 66 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING GADABOUT QADDI3 PRO BOWLERS TOUR WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH DATING GAME NEWUWED GAME LAWRENCE WELK HOLLYWOOD STARS OF TOMORROW FELONY SQUAD THE 10 O'CLOCK REPORT THE BIO MOVIE "All The Kings Men" Broderick Crawford I 9 OOCCclei 1 tHI 8(6 10 OQ(CoUtr) 10 CLOCK BISHOP SHOW SIM OFF The Defense Department has refused to discuss the standing instructions the vessel's skipper took with him on his patrol of about two weeks, except to say Bucher did not ask for special instructions after he was challenged by North Korean patrol boats Monday night. The Navy sources said Bucher's orders called for him to move out of an area if harassed and to avoid firing his guns. The aim was to sidestep an international incident. It was indicated that such orders are handed out to the captains of all U.S. intelligence-gathering ships.

Navy officers said the Pueblo did try to get under way after being besieged by the patrol craft, "He made a move toward open water, but he couldn't go more than a few yards because they surrounded him and he had to cut his engines," one officer said. These sources spoke from a knowledge of messages which went from the Pueblo to higher command during the Pueblo's ordeal. The Pueblo's crew did not have time to scuttle her, the Navy sources said, LEGAL NOTICE In the probate court of Hempstead County, Arkansas. In the matter of the extate of William P. Webb, deceased, No, 2121.

Last known address of decedent; Route 1, Washington, Arkansas 71862, Pate of death, December 21, 1967, An instrument dated Octobers, 1967, wus on the litb day of January, 1968, admitted to probate as the last will of the above decedent, and the signed his been appointed executrix thereunder. A contest of the probate of the will be effected only by filing tjtion wi'Mn the law. AH persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them, duly verified, to the undersigned within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, or they shall be forever barred and precluded from any benefit in the estate. This notice first published i9th day of January, 1968. Isabel B.

Wftbb Executrix Route Arkansas Jan. 15. 26. 1968 11:45 (COLOR) JOEY BI310P 1:15 (COLOR) WEEKEND NEWS 1:30 AM SINE OFF SUNDAY. JAN.

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