European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 28, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Saturday october 28, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 9 Hussein says israelis face peace test Paris a King Hussein of Jordan said thursday Israel will have the Challenge of he life to prove whether she is really interested in , at a news conference described the Arab position on possible Mideast settlement As reasonable and said Israel would have to yield the Arab territories conquered in the six Day War last june. The King said Jordan was no prepared to seek a solution through bilateral negotiation with the israelis. We must Deal with the whole problem and no isolate just this part of it he  a Brief opening statement the 31-year-old Monarch said Theara world suffered from a bad image. I have been attempting to remedy some of our own faults and mistakes and trying touring to the attention of the world our cause which has been clouded to the  the image of the Arab world has been that of a people con fused living to acquire arms threatening world peace. We have been the victims maybe not Only of those who confront us but the world and ourselves he added. Jordan is in the process of rebuilding its armed forces he said and was in the Market for aircraft. He said he did not know the status of the proposed arms Deal with the United states involving the Purchase of 36starfighters. There is a very Strong probability we will not begetting them he said. The King said no decision has been made about purchasing so Viet aircraft. Up to this timeout sources of Supply have Al ways been in the Western world he said. 1944 to Chance missed . Says Book charges Tumble in Pacific new York a retired . J. J. Jocko Clark says . Raymond a. Spruance fumbled a Chance to Knock Japan out of world War ii15 months before the actual sur  says the Opportunity came during the Battle of the philippine sea where he commanded one of the 5th flee task forces under spruance. In a Book Carrier Admiral to be published monday Clark says he himself acted Overca piously at the Battle s outset. As fought the two Day Philip Pines Battle included the Mari Anas Turkey shoot in which445 japanese naval planes were shot out of the skies inflicting Ablow from which the Imperial Navy never fully  the japanese lost three carriers to submarines an planes but the american Fleet kept its distance in such an excess of prudence says Clark that it could t really smash the fleeing enemy Fleet. Those ships lived to fight an other Day and threaten Gen. Douglas a. Macarthur s return to the Philippines Clark said. A Chance of a Century was missed Clark writes. Had we sunk the entire japanese Fleet As i am sure we could have done the War in the Pacific might have ended in a matter of Days rather than some 15months  Clark called the  by none less than . Chester w. Nimitz naval commander for the entire Pacific blamed himself also for no acting More aggressively in an Early stage of the Battle. He Hadan Opportunity to interpose his task Force Between the japanese Leet and its Home base but did not grab  missed the Chance of be coming the Beatty of world War ii he remarks referring to the actions of the British Admi ral David Beatty. In the Battle of  the korean War Clark commanded the 7th Fleet. He re tired As a four Star Admiral. He closes his memoirs with a plea for nuclear powered warships. Miss Turkey Blue eyed a Burn haired Nese Yaz Cigil 23, has been elected miss turkey1967 and will represent her country in the miss world con test in London on nov. 17. A mama Mia Rome s going to ban All automobile parking downtown Rome a the City of Rome has announced an experimental new plan to ban Automo bile parking from the entire City Center in an Effort to Force romans to leave their cars Home when going to work Down town. A similar Effort in the Pas failed completely. In december 1965, a 10-Block wedge in Down town Rome was barred to All private autos in a pedestrian Island Experiment set for 10  shop owners in the fashionable area denounced the plan As an assault against their business while some of the worst traffic jams in Rome his tory piled up along the  Experiment was dropped two Days , municipal authorities want another crack at solving the Puzzle of narrow streets and More cars which has been turn ing Rome into an eternal traffic Jam. In a More sweeping Experiment the City will enforce a parking ban for All private car from 7 30 . To 10 30 . And from 3 . To 5 . In a wide area from the tiber to the ancient roman Walls. The Experiment will run from dec. 1 to january 15. Actors Guild Battles army new York up the screen actors Guild is fighting the filmmaker of the unite states army contending that there s lots of patriotism but Little pay in on screen soldiering. A spokesman for the Guild said thursday that its 6,000 members in the new York area had Bee told to Boycott the. Army pictorial Center which produces training films for the defense department and other Federal agencies in Competition with circulation office phone numbers Germany Berlin Civ 738368 Bremerhaven Civ 45341,  7664frankfurt, Civ 06108-2047, Mil Offenbach 768 Kaiserslautern Civ 6117, Mil Vogel Weh 7050mannheim, Civ 87i402, Mil Rhelna 618 Munich Civ 5165923, Mil 7356nuernberg, Civ 776617, my 6513 Stuttgart Civ 854225, Mil 7230wiesbaden, Civ. 420779, Mil 28595 Greece Athens Civ 085189 Italy leghorn Mil Camp Darby 1465 Spain Madrid Civ 2228290, ext 3011 United Kingdo London Civ Ruislip 32264, ext 127 subscribe now government housing Only private  spokesman said the Cen Ter located at the old Para mount studios in Long Island City produced the largest num Ber of films in the country yet refused to pay prevailing mini mum wages. He said Guild members who should be getting a minimum $100 per Day were being paid $50or $60, and that the army absolutely refuses to negotiate Withus but has played upon Patriot ism to maintain wages at the same level for six  cooperating in Boycott Joyce Gordon president of the Guild said it s incredible that performers who have Given in Sti tingly of their time and Energy and talents on behalf four government and the armed forces. Are denied their fair wages by a government  the Guild spokesman said that members of the american federation of television and radio artists and actors equity who Supply some off screen announcers and narrators for the films were cooperating in the Boycott. He said it was proving very effective and that new York burglars railroaded Jacob 111. Up burglars who hauled a Safe from the Jacob Post office apparently for leisurely opening elsewhere Gotas far As a Railroad crossing be fore it fell from their vehicle police said still inside. Fifty dollars was senators Jacob javits and Rob Ert Kennedy California senators Georg Kuchel Murphy an new Jersey Thomas senators Clifford Case and Harrison Wil Liams the defense department and the department of labor Al had been called on for support. He said the Boycott became effective tuesday after the army refused to accept a Guil Compromise that would have Given its actors a government service rating placing them in an $88-per-Day bracket. He said the Guild also was ask ing inclusion in government pen Sion plans and other  army pictorial Center s spokesman was unavailable for comment. Giacomo Pala the top Muni Cipal official charged with traffic problems said it was expected this ban should pro vide More customers for the pub Lic transportation system. This in turn would help relieve the chronic financial losses of the municipal Agency running buses. Mariner retransmits Mars photo from 65 Pasadena Calif. A Mariner 4, in its 35th month in space retransmitted to Earth thursday a 27-month-old television picture of Mars scientist sat the Jet propulsion Labora tories said thursday. The Craft now 56 million mile from Earth made its historic Fly by of Mars on july 14, 1965. The test was one of several being made on Mariner 4, Dor Mant for More than two  4 s mid course rocket motors were fired  the picture test ended at 1 . Friday scientists said they expected to receive the last Quarter of photo 16 and a portion of photo 17. The Quality of the picture be ing received was regarded As  Contact is expected to be lost permanently about the army names i killed in Bayonet Accident Berlin a a . Army spokesman identified wednesday a Soldier killed during a training exercise involving fixed bayonets As pfc. Gary d. Daniel 21, route1, Cedar Bluff Ala. The spokesman said Daniel was dead on arrival at the West Berlin army Hospital after hews wounded in the Chest Mon Day morning. End of the year when Mariner 4 attitude control Gas Supply is exhausted permitting the Craft solar panels to swing away from the Sun. German court gets Over tax hurdle Munich a the state snot perpetuating prostitution by demanding that streetwalker make Advance payments on their income tax the Federal supreme tax court has ruled. The High court thursday Over ruled a lower court s decision that such payments put Strong pressure on prostitutes to continue their Trade. In its decision the supreme tax court said that a prostitute could demand a tax rebate i she gave up the practice. The precedent setting Case began when a prostitute asked for a court order exempting her fro Advance tax payments. Income tax in West German is paid in Advance each Quarter. The payments Are on the basis of the previous year s income. Well she was abominable was she really a Snow woman Seattle Wash. A women said thursday they saw what they believe to be giant female humanoid weighing 350-450 pounds and standing May be seven feet tall. And from a distance of 90 feet she  was it an abominable Snow woman or Sasquatch whichever name you prefer two Yakima Wash., men say that s what they saw an smelled in Northern California and they re sure they have proof on 25 feet of motion picture film of the existence of the legendary hairy creatures. Roger Patterson and Bob Gim Lin Are in route to Vancouver Canada where they will show the film and casts of the Crea Ture s footprints to University of British Columbia Anthro  said they got the Pic Tures last Friday in a wilderness area about 75 Miles Northeast of  were crossing a Creek when we spotted her Patter son said. She seemed just a bit Leer of us rather than frightened Gimlin said. She just walked with strides that averaged about 42 inches until she was out of sight around a  Gimlin said he could see the White gleam of the creature s Teeth but could not Tell whether she was snarling or smiling. The two men said they had gone to the area after a British Columbia anthropologist do Abbott returned from the same Region with casts of huge foot prints