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VOL 9, No 8498 KWAJAIFIN, MARSPALL ISLAND~ Thursday~~~e~ 1_1_, __1~~9_1 Dirksen Buried in Small Country TODA l'S NEWS ALASKAN BLACK GOLD -- State's future Cemetery in Hometown Today revenues unbellevable ;;' PEKIN, ILL -(UPI) -- Everett McK~nley Dlrksen, a Sl all town hoy who became ad­ ( OKAYS AFRO HAIRCUT- Vlsor to Presldents, was hurled today ln the hlaev ('_Ih of the natlon's pralrle SAIGON -- Flght1ng resumes "normal' Hoping to help ea<,e racl'li heartland pace after end of ceasef1rp frictlOn In the Manne Corp!::> Flown horne to Pekln for the last tlme aboard P!esldent Nlxon's Alr Force One, Comm nd'lnt Gen Leon ud o Ch lpm in Jr announce., at.a the veteran Ill~nols Senator and Senate Mlnorltv Leader was lald to rest beneath EGYPT -- Eleven Egypt1an planps de - , \\.l'-.hlrgton nt.\\<; conference a sunny September sky ln the lush green grass of a s~all country cemetery troyed In f1ght1ng

C that Afro h'llrCuh '1nd the Led by Vlce Presldent Splro T Agnew, a of 6 000 ~ clenched fbt Bl1ck Po\" er slde ln Glendale Memorlal Gardens dur- DETROIT Ford term1nates Pres1dent ! In ~ <-dltJte \\Lil be permitted lng a s~mple, 20-mlnute serVlce whlle ~..... the corps a"> long '1"> h'11rcuts cows grazed nearby More than 60 mem­ DIRKSEN • -# cenf lrm to I eguhtiOnc, Senator la1.-d to rest bers of Congress carne to pay thelr last respects MISSISSIPPI -- Ku K7ux member ap­ Thousands of other persons many pears before Negro dudge of them Ililnolsans who Dlrksen repre­ sented In Congress for 35 years-­ LOS ANGELES -- Government and Car Ilned the route of the funeral cortage manufacturers come to agreement on from nearbv Peorla, where the funeral alI' pollut1on control dev1.-ces Viet Nam Truce Ends party arrlved from Washlngton, to the cemetery flve mlles east of Pekln With US Offensive "The last march has ended," the Rev Edward Elson, the Senate Chaplaln, Maior Auto Makers SAIGON (UPI) -- U S pround and a~r told the mourners '~mlghty man of forces took the offens~ve aga~n ~n God has answered hlS last roll call " South Vlet Nam today in response to a And Government Settle Agnew was the flrst to offer condol­ round of Communlst attacks that ended ences to Mrs Louella Dlrksen, the the three-day Viet Cong and North V~­ wldow He represented Nlxon, who led Air Pollution Question etnamese truce called ~n honor of the the natlon ln paylng respects to Dlrk­ late Ho Chl Mlnh sen at offlclal servlces ln Washlngton LOS ANGELES (UPI) -- The government Cornrnunlst un~ts, movlng ~n pre-dawn Tuesday and yesterday but dld not make today announced a compromlse settlement darkness, wounded at least 31 Amerl- the trlp to Ililnols to end a su~t charglng the four major cans, U S m~l~tary spokesmen sa~d One of the flrst to pass the walnut automob11e manufacturers wlth con­ Communlst troops also threw strong casket after the serVlce was Sen Mar­ sp1racy to delay development and In­ ground attacks agalnst an Amer~can garet Chase Smlth As she flIed past, stallatlon of alr pollut~on control de­ base at the western end of the Queson she gently placed on the casket a Vlces on cars Valley sprlg of marlg01d, the flower Dlrksen The proposed consent Judgment settle­ F~eld reports ~ald 32 North Vletna­ loved so much he campalgned to make ~t ment wlll become effectlve ln 30 days mese were k~lled ~n the battle only a the natlonal flower pendlng court approval It was slgned mlle south of the Hlep Duc Refugee Three Cablnet members -- the Secre­ by General Motors Corp , Ford Motor Co Center where 5,000 Vletnamese have re­ tarles of Defense, Treasury dnd Labor, Chrjsler Corp , Arnerlcan Motors Corp, settled The Amerlcans lost four men were among the mourners and thelr trade assoclat10n, the Auto­ and 12 were wounded, thL reports sa~d n The Senate delegatlon, WhlCh number­ F -- moblle Manufacturers Assoclatlon U S forces, wh~ch had tactlly ob­ ed more than 40, lncluded MajOrlty Dlri'sen 1S shown (UpDe'T) 1 n a 1963 pho­ The settlement, WhlCh ends an antl­ served the Vlet Cong-called three day Leader Mlke Mansfleld of ~Iontana Hugh tograph w1th h1s w1fe Lourlla and the1r trust SUlt flIed Jan 10 by the John­ ceasef~re that ended at 1 am today re­ Scott of Pennsylvanla, who hecamL act­ daughteI, Mrs HOlvo'o Fak('r dr He 1.-S son Admlnlstratlon would prohlblt the sumed "normal" operatlons throughout lng Senate GOP leader after Dlrvsen's shovn W1tn FreC1~enL Nlxon 1n the lower f~ve defendants from consplrlng to de­ the country, mliltary spokesmen sa~d death, and Fdward M Kennedy photo tcken In 1967 lay and obstruct the development and Amerlcan a~rmen resumed B52 raids, installatlon of pollutlon control de­ sweep~ng ln four waves and dropp~ng at V1ces for motor vehlcles least 36 tons of bombs on Communist Ford Motor Company Under lt, they also would be requlred President Fired by to make avallable to any and all appll­ cants royalty-free patent licenses on Board of Directors alr pollutlon control devlces and to DETROIT (UPI) - Ford Motor Co make avallable technologlcal ~nforma­ rocked the automotlve world today by tlon about these devlces f~rlng ltS Presldent, Slmon F Knudsen A group of 18 Congressmen had urged Just 19 months after he was personally THE flAG ovel the Capitol the Justlce Department not to abandon In \\ d~hmgton flIe~ at half lured to Ford by Henry Ford II the su~t by agreelng to a consent de­ ~taff In honor of the memory Knudsen announced hlS own flrlng by of Senate RepublIcan leader cree whlch avo~ds a trlal and the pos­ the Ford Board of Dlrectors He sald Evelett M D1rksen who slblilty -- lf the government had won-­ Board Chalrman Henry Ford II had In­ dIed of heart fdll\lre follow of C1V11 damages belng filed agalnst formed hlm Sept 2 "that I would be mg tln operatIOn for lung the automakers c weer He \\d<; 73 leavlng " The 56-year-old Knudsen had jOlned Ford after throwlng overboard a long and successful career at General Mot­ Alaska _Receives Down ors when he was passed over for the Presldency of that company Payments on Oil Rights The abrupt f~rlng of a Presldent lS rare In blg business clrcles Knudsen had been brought to the com­ Israeli NEW YORK (UPI) -- Down-payments by pany Feb 6, 1968, by shovlng aSlde Claims Destroying 011 companles on the record $900 mll­ Arjay Mliler, then Presldent, who was llon sale of Alaskan 011 rlghts were moved to a new posltlon as Vlce Chalr­ Eleven Egyptian fighters deposlted today to Alaska can begln to man, a Job wlthout author~ty Knudsen PI Y HOI'AGE TO HO Former V-z-etnamese EGYPT (UPI) -- Egyptlan warplanes reallze investment proflts as soon as was made Ch~ef Operatlng Offlcer and lpaaers Dass by the boiy of fOY'mer swept deep lnto Israell-held terrltory posslble Chlef Executlve Offlcer in the absence Prompt lnvestment of the proceeds Pres1dent Ho Chl M1nh l~ Hano1 Tru­ today and Israel clalmed lts gunners of Henry Ford II ong Chnh (left), Chau'77an of the Na­ and flghter pllots destroyed 11 of from the sale ln Anchorage, Alaska, may In addit~on, Knudsen was glven a bo­ them glve the state an addltlonal lncome of t10nal Assembly, and Le Duan, Commun- nus of 15,000 shares of Ford stock 1st ln Dogflghtlng Jet warplanes screeched $50,000 a day Chartered jets rushed Party Leader, are shown the and last year collected $180,952 ln foreground over the Slnal Desert and Suez Canal as $180 million in certifled checks to salary plus $40,000 ln bonuses The Presldent Gamel Abdel Nasser unleashed banks ln New York, Dallas, Klansman Pleads bonus, however, was payable at the h1s flghters and bombers to retaliate Plttsburgh and the West Coast and the rate of $10,000 a year for four years for Tuesday's land, sea and alr rald balance of $720,000 million lS due ln Innocent to Attempted The amount payable over comlng years agalnst Egypt 10 days presumably wlll not go to Knudsen A Ca~ro spokesman sald Egyptlan Jets The state will not deposlt all of the Murder Charge Knudsen sald that when Ford asked shot down four Israell planes and lost $180 mlilion because it considers some hlm to become Presldent of the Com- FAYETTF, MISS (UPI) -- A former Ku only two of thelr own An Israel~ Army blds, perhaps as much as $100 mililon pany, "on both sldes the relatlonshlp Klux Klansman, arrestea near a shop­ spokesman sald ln Tel AV1V two of the of the total, too low was planned to last 10 years " He p~~g center owned b) Negro Mayor Egypt1an planes were shot down by Am­ The successful bldders for the privl­ sald Ford told hlm that "thlngs had Charles Evers, entered a plea of lnno­ erlcan-made Hawk ground-to-alr mlssl1es lege of explorlng for 011 on 450,858 ot worked out as he planned " cent today to a c~arge of attempted and one was down by antl-alrcraft flre state-owned acres on Alas~a's north "T~ all falrness to my reputatlon murder whlle the other elght were lost ln dog shore slope had to pay 20 percent down and my fanllly," sald Knudsen, "I want Dale Walton, 48, of lupelo, former f~ghts He descrlbed the destroyed as by check no matter how small the bld to make clear that today's declslon lS Imper~al W~zard of the now defunct seven MIG-2ls, three SU7s and one MIGl7 Consequently, there were several 20 unwarranted ln Vlew of the accompllsh­ knlghts of the Green Forest, a Klan The spokesman ln Calro sald Fgyptlan cent checks for tracts ments the company has made durlng my spllnter organlzatlon, also pleaded flghters and bombers struck 1n waves The 10-year leases can be extended brlef tenure " • ~nnocent to charges of consplracy to across the Suez Canal agalnst Israell indefln~tely if drlillng cont~nues The He sald he and Ford had work~as an commlt murder, speed~np, and carry~ng targets ln the Sinal Desert state wlll collect a 12 5 percent rov­ executlve team and that Ford had con­ a concealed weapon Dogflghts erupted as Israeli jets alty on all 0il produced and an addi­ curred "'H th every lmportant declslon He was turned over tc the Jefferson scrambled to meet toe lnvaders tlonal 40 percent severance tax for its I made " County Grand Jury on the attempted The TLI AV1V spokesman sald the only removal, amounts that may be ralsed bv After Knudsen made hlS announcement, murder charge, and Evels, actlng ~n Israell loss was one plane shot down 1n the State Legislature Alabkan oil lS Ford lssued a statement announclng h~s capac~ ty as Mutlic~pal Judge, a battle with three MIG21s whlch lnter- expected to corne on the market in 1972, "Knudsen lS leavlng the company " Ford granted a contlnuance untll Mayor's cepted [sraell planes attacklng Fgypt­ br~nging the state annual royaltles es­ expressed appreclatlon for Knudsen's Court next week on a consp~racy lan Armr camps north of the Port of timated at more than $150 mll1ion serv~ces and then announced a new cor­ speedlng and concealed weapons charge Suez porate setup Page 2 HOURGlASS Thursday, "tell'bc r 11, J'i(,')

Registration Tim Sr T n Club EI ctl ns UnIversIty of Hawaii Fntrance FXamln'l- tl0ns wlll be given Sept 13 at 9 am jn Rm 103 of the Kwajaleln Jr -Sr )-I1gh School Those Hho will reglster for the flrst tlme wlth the Unlverslty at Fall Semester PCV Drops Physics for CommUnications are requlred to take this examlnatlon If At a U N meetlng In June, the Trust Terrltory Hlgh they have fewer than 12 transferable hours Commlssl0ner sald the establlshment of the MlcroneSlan of college credlt News Servlces has been one of ItS accompllshments The Entrance Examlnatl0n IS a two-hour Orlglnally the news serVlce was created to report on test of general knowledge A fee of $2 IS the Congress of Mlcronpsla l"rhlCh meets on Salpan tll1Ce a payable at the time of taklng the exam year Brlng a pencll~ other supplles wlll he pro­ Slnce June 1968, the serVIce has been operatIng on a vlded full-tlme basls Peace Corps Volunteer Dan Smlth untll Sept 13 IS the last tlme the examlnatl0n recently headed the news staff of MlcroneSlans and PCV wlll be glven for the Fall Semester Those personnel requlred to take the test are urgently ad­ The Peace Cor?s now has been phased out, so the staff vlsed to attend IS cOMposed entlrely of MIC- Reglstratlon for all U of H classes roneSlans wlll be conducted at the Ywajaleln Jr -Sr Incldentally, the Trust Hlgh School In RM 102 at the followlng Terrltory dlspatches ap­ hours pearIng In the HourGlass are by the Mlcroneslan Sept 25 4 - 6 pm 7 - 9 pm News Servlce Sept 26 7 -10 pm ~~lle In Salpan, Dan helped start the Marlan­ PA}! 'TILLAR Instructl0n commences Oct 6 Fall SeJ1l­ as Star, a prlvately PRI qDfNT ester ends Jan 16, 1970 For further In- owned weekly ThIS pap­ formatl0n call U of H , Kwajaleln Center er may soon be sold at Coordlnator, DorlS Wailln at 82760 Macy's Before gOIng to Sal­ Global Wives Take Note! pan, Dan was a PCV Don't forget to set aSlde the nlght of teacher at the Marshall September 20th that nlght to remember' Islands DIstrIct HIgh You wlll be contacted School on Majuro for three semesters Bicycles A phYSICS graduate of Stanford, Dan taught A blcycle sale wlll be conducted phYSICS, algebra and at the Central Pollce Statlon on Satur­ geometry to eleventh TERRY PILT TERR.Y RAMO S day, 13 September, beglnnlng at 1600 and twelfth graders VICF PRFSIDE~T SFCRrTARY hours Blcycles wlll be sold on a "They were very en­ flrst come flrst serve basls All thuslastlc students," transactl0ns concernlng the sale wlll he recalled "Nearly be made elther In cash or personal all worked very hard checks, made out to Global Assoclates "They're very IntellIgent, but thelr educatl0n was de­ flclent compared to AmerIcan school systems " Dan also worked at the radlo statIon on Majuro, glvlng technIcal assIstance and teachIng reportlng technlques ROI Wives Grouping About Peace Corps progress In the Marshalls, he noted, The Ro~ No Ka O~ Women's softball "Part of the success can be seen In the decreasIng amount team ~nv~tes all women who have hus­ of Fngllsh teachers belng brought Into Mlcronesla bands employed on Ro~-N~up and sec­ "The Harshalls stlll needs a lot ::,ut all dlstrlcts have peta~es wOPk~ng on Ro~-Namup to been very successful In teachlng Mlcroneslans Into becom­ turn out fop a softball ppact~ce th~s Ing Engllsh teachers " JOHN BEAVFRS VICKI HITCHELI com~ng Sunday afternoon at 3 30 pm at Havlng met Dan at the MlcrOlymplcs In Salpan, thlS re­ TREASURFR 5R l\FP the L~ttle League F~eld Husbands porter knows Dan's Intentlons ~nv~ted too' Jo~n the Ro~ No Ka O~ He wIll enter Stanford thIS fall, where he plans to team and have a good t~me Call earn a PhD In communlcatlons, before returnIng to ~lcro­ Lucy Bloedel (82295) op Mary Ann Pep­ neSla Dan's fIancee, Evelyn Konou, IS attendlng Mauna ham (82853) fop mope ~nformat~on Olu College on ~aul, wIth the help of a Yokwe Yuk Wo~en's Club ScholarshIp Evelyn IS studylng nurSIng How has Dan's three years In MlcroneSla affected hIm' "It's certalnly made me more sensltlve to other people FM Schedule Also, It'S gIven me tIme to declde I really wanted to go **TONIGHT** Into somethIng lIke communlcatl0ns Instead of phYSICS " Then about ~l1croneslans, Dan commented, "I thlnk Amata VIFNNA CftRNIVAL - Wlill Boskovsky con­ Kabua (Presldent of the ~hcroneSlan Senate) IS senSI- ducts the Vlenna Phllharll'OnlC nrchestra tIve to the fact the people have a very relaxed way of In a programme of polkas and waltzes by lIfe here, compared to·other natlons BARBAM ADENT KAT}lY WI'ZT Josef and Johann Strauss - 7 30 pm "And, they want to take the closeness of the Islands JR RFP JR RFP HORE GFNIUS OF JANKOI,'SI'I - Porst Jankow­ wlth them Into the 20th century II skl, plano Wlth hlS Orchestra and Slng­ ers - 8 13 pm 'North Star Stater' Tries Sunny Pacific Playa slmple melody, Canadlan Sunset, From snow skls to water Cast Your Fate to the Wlnd Cruslng SkIS, Bernadette BOnln IS mak­ Down the Rhlne, Charmlng Vlenna, Sunrlse Ing a transltlon from the Serenade, Berlln Stroll, The Thlrd Man frostv hll1s by Anchorage to Theme, Alplne Hlghway, Happy Frankfurt, the warm beaches at Kwajaleln A Walk In Bavarla Bernadette taught SlX years GUITAR FROM IPANEMA - Launndo Almelda, In Anchorage and clalms, gUltar - 8 44 pm "Alaska IS the greatest state Glrl from Ipanema, Manha de Carnaval, In the unIon I lIke the Sarah's Samba, Wlnter Moon, Jzabella, seasons and I have a lot of NOE YALAPIKI CARnr PUS<;FI1 People In Love, QUlet Nlghts of QUlet frlends there " SOPH REP SOPH REP Stars, Old BUltaron, Un Abraco no Bon­ \.Jlnle In Alaska she skled, fa, TWlllght In RI0, The Flddler's Wolf skated and traveled to sev­ W111stle eral vlliages SOUND TOUR - FRANCF - 9 13 pm Arranged A natlve of MInneapolIS, and conducted by Kenyon Bopklns Bernadette admltted, "It IS PUT YOUR HEAD ON MY S~OULDER - Sl Zent­ very refreshlng to have Sun ner and HIS Orchestra - 9 43 pm and salt water after the cold Fly Me to the Moon, You Were Meant for wlnters and short days " Me, Don't Blame Me, My Devotl0n, BecaUSE In addltl0n, the new French of You, Be My Love Dream on Llttle teacher has been to Europe Dreamer, Soft Sound of Love, Put Your three tlmes "It stlmulates Head On My Shoulder, All I Do Is Dream the clrculatl0n," Bernadette of You, I'm Confessld', You're Nobody remarked "I llked Greece the best because of ItS hlstory 'tll Somebody Loves You 1"AR.Y ADfT'lT VICKI VANN and places to go " SERENADF FOR A LADY IN LOVF - Gunter FR REP FR REP Her next trlp wlll be to explore the Medlterranean area Kallman Chorus & Orchestra - 10 17 pm On Island Bernadette lIkes lVater sports and "loves blCYC­ Flnkem"ralzer Stanchen, Por Meln LJ.ed The offlcers plctured above wlll hold llng " Vl0letta, Mary Lou, Song of Indla, offlce for SlY mondhs TOM Stenvers Helcome to KlVajaleln, Bernadette' Kerzenserenade, Llebe, Dle Nle Vergeht, was also elected as a Sr Rep but was In Mlr Kllngt eln Lled, Tlrltomba, Hln­ Mother Myra's Roadshow Near not avallable for a plcture ter den Blauen Bergen, Concerto d'amour, Mother ~yra IS hlttlng the road, so don't mlSS the latest Guten Abend, Guten Nacht -- and last -- roadshol"r to be presented at the Crossroads Club on Saturday, Sept 27, Yokwe Yuk Club on Sunday, Sept Tlmes Llsted are Approxlmate 28th and Jackaroo Club on Monday, Sept 29th Glrls, Slnglng, Danclng, MUSIC , Glrls""'" Dlnner mUS1C from 6 30 - 7 30 pm Watch the HourGlass for further detaIls and lIsten to AFRS Thursday, September 11, 1969 HOURGLASS J lV'

Officer OffiCially Repnmanded Kosygln Confers In Peking With Chou For Role in ColliSion of Ships Moscow (UPI)--Sovlet Premler Alexel N Kosygln conferred In PekIng today wlth ChInese PremIer Chou En Lal In the flrst Summlt meetlng between the two estranged Communlst In Which 70 Perished superpowers In lour years, Moscow radlo announced SUblC Bay Naval Base, PhlllpPlnr., (IJf 1)-- The SovIet broadcast sald "both sldes frankly exchanged oplnlons and had a mutually Lt JG Ronald C Ramsey was offlCI~Jly r'­ useful conversatlon" In the surprlse talks whose dlsclosure stunned dlplomatlc obser­ prlmanded today by a Navy court martl~l vers Kosygln made a surprlse detour Vla Calcutta, Indla, on hlS way home frem the for hIS role In the colllslon of the U _ Hanol funeral for North Vletnamese Presl­ destroyer Frank E Evans wlth the Austra­ dent Ho ChI r.llnh for the extraordlnary get President Nixon Will Address llan carrIer Melbourne at a cost of 70 together wIth Chou Amp, "can Ilves The offlclal 20vlet report saId the two 24th Session of UN Meeting Rdmsey, who was senIor offIcer on the leaders dIscussed Internatlonal questlons Washlngton (UPI)--Presldent NIxon WIll brldge at the tlme of the June 3 colllslon, but falled to sreclfy the subjects It address the 24th seSSIon of the UnIted Na­ pleaded gUllty yesterday to reduced charges was assumed, however, the key tOPIC was tlons General Assembly Sept 18, the of negllgence and derellctlon of duty and the rapldly deterloratlng Slno-Sovlet re­ WhIte House announced today, and may meet was glven an offlclal reprlmand and sen­ latIons that have exploded Into flghtlng Wlth SOVIet ForeIgn Mlnlster AndreI A tenced to loss of 1,000 promotIonal num­ at some pOInts along the 4,500-mlle bor­ Gromyko bers der Secretary of State Wllllam P Rogers had The Evans captaIn, Cmdr Albert S ~1c­ The offlclal S~vlet Tass news agency been expected to make tbe Amerlcan speech Lemore, wlll be trIed separately, probably sald Kosygln returned to Mescow after the as the General Assembly beglns ItS fall Monday McLemore, 40, of ValleJO, CalIf, brlef Peklng meetlng seSSIon, but WhIte House Press Secretary was asleep when the Melbourne sheared the The PekIng meetlng was dIsclosed even Ronald Zlegler sald Nlxon would contlnue Evans In two as SovIet newspapers prlnted a lengthy the custom of presldentlal addresses The lIght sentence mIght mean a delay of offIcIal stateme8t accuslng the Chlnese Rogers WIll attend thp seNew York Yankees as Frank Howard socked Audrey Jones Anna Parks durIng league competItIon hIS 46th homer Pamela Funk MIke Huff 11 The coach may suspend any member of the The DetrOIt TIgers trImmed the Cleve­ JulIe Laws Greg Hornbuckle league for an InfractIon of an AJBC or land IndIans, 4-1 behInd MIckey LollCh's Bruce Rhelnsteln MIke LeBlanc a league rule fIve-hItter DorIs Peabody RIchard KIrby 12 Bantam, JunIor, and SenIor AJBC bowlers The ChIcago WhIte Sox shaded the Team #7 Team #8 are restrIcted to bowl only In AJBC MInnesota TwIns, 3-2, as Don Pavletlch Wendy IrIon Steven JolIcoeur leagues; no adult league shall have an knocked In a paIr WIth a homer and a MIchael Glasolll Gay Sc hwart z AJBC member on ItS roster SIngle RIchard Douglas Audrey Guhn NOTE Any parents who are Interested In donatIng On the West Coast, Seattle bombed Steven KnIght Mary SpeIgner theIr tIme as scorekeepers, call Mrs Ess­ three Oakland pItchers for 16 hItS and Jane DeHoff Terry Stewart ner, 82501 a 9-4 WIn over the A's ChrIs DeLaGarrlgue John Lucente If bowlers see any conflIct WIth theIr Bubba Morton, plaYIng only three In­ BANTAMS 1 pm League assIgned schedule, contact Mrs Essner, nIngs, drove In three runs as Callfor­ Team #1 Team #2 82501 ~la outdId Kansas CIty, 11-4 Sue Holderread NIna GoldschmIdt * * * * * * * And at Shea StadIum, the scoreboard VIckIe Schmersahl Darryl Ogawa ilashed the slgn--"Look Who's Number Randy Swanson Doug Slater Men's Tennis Tourney One" after the Phlls beat the Cubs to Nanette Naplwockl Betty Maged The men's sectIon of the KwaJaleln SIngles drop ChIcago out of fIrst place In tne LorI Krlewald Laura ChrIstensen ChampIonshIp tournament has been dIVIded Into the NatIonal League's Eastern Dlvlslon Dean Haugen Allen BaIley Double A (AA) dIVISIon of 16 men and the A dIVI­ * * * * * * Team #3 Team #4 SIon of 32 men TENNIS TOURNAMENT DaVId Essner BrIan Magslg In each dIVISIon the tournament WIll be played A women's double ellmlnatl~n tourna­ CraIg Leonard Daveen McDonald on a SIngle elImInatIon baSIS untIl 8 undefeated VIncente Glasolll Jeff Holderread ment WIll be held on Sept 13 The players remaIn From that pOInt It WIll be a startIng tImes are Chuck HarrIs Scott Schatzer double elImInatIon competItIon 8 am J Kalahlkl vs K ReIch CalVIn Cooper DavId Boss The fIrst round of the A dIVISIon WIll be Brenda Pendry FrItz Magslg 8 am Y Wagner vs E Baker played Sunday, Sept 14 at the Yokwe Yuk Courts 9 15 am J Oakes vs B Chase Team #5 Team #6 TIme Court 1 Court 2 Valen Johnson AnIta Naplwockl 9 15 am A Haugen vs R Lane 8 am Slador-Schlpper Toka-Perham 10 30 am E Schaefer vs R Haslach Mark Schwartz DebbIe WIndes 9 15 Foster-LarJohn Utz-Kay Nancy Carlen Donna Clark 10 30 am C Dolan vs A Lane 10 30 Klna-Spoerrl Hebel-Chase 1 pm L Bouchard vs M Perham JulIe Adams LIsa Sandholm 11 45 Relch-Kebenll Allvlado-Lolln Mark Kaholokula Scott Andracie A Spoerrl - Bye 1 pm Krlewald-Mllne Groover-Ablnosa All tournament players are requested MIke Mederlos Wayne Bouchard 2 15 Kabua-Harrls WIdman-Hyner Team #7 Team #8 to be at the tennIS court 15 mInutes 3 30 Inok-Tyau Sandholm- Kollschak prIor to theIr scheduled match Sherry Tromley Stacy Elrod 4 45 Warren-Artltak Corey-Lallmo _ EddIe MItchell Sharon Essner Any qUestIons should be dIrected to A full schedule of matches will be avaIlable LInda Clark, 82303 Brad MIchel Karen NeIlsen at the courts on Sunday Mark Darrell Danny Reed * * * * * * * Yacht Club EddIe Zublzarreta Karen Jones The September meetIng of LydIa Ross Fast Pitch. Practice Schedule MIke Coyle the KwaJaleln Yacht Club JUNIOR/SENIOR 3 30 pm League Fnday, Sept 12 WIll be held on Monday, Sept Team #1 Team #2 Dally Kentron 5 pm 15, at the CommunIty Center ChrIstIe Allen Kay Anson Brandon Weco Mets 5 pm at 8 pm Glgl Carraway Janet Carter Saturday, Sept 13 New Yacht Club MembershIp Jeff Edwards Scott Elrod Dally Eagles 5 pm Cards are to be Issued Cheryl HInes Doug Holland Brandon OlympIa 5 pm There WIll be a dlScusslon Toto Schmersahl Sandy Scull Sunday, Sept 14 on the next sallIng class, Team #3 Team #4 Dally Rocky Rooters 3 pm and the fIlm, "Restless Sea" WIll be Roger BaIley Kathy Barnes Brandon VIkIngs 1 30 shown DaVId CollIns Bob Cordell Brandon Weco Mets 3 30 VISItors and guests are welcome Robert Essner DaVId Gaffny LIttle League ROI-No-Ka-Oe 3 30 * * * * * MIchael HunsInger JoAnn Kozma * Monday, Sept 15 Bruce Stewart Robert Swanson Dally Have FaIth 5 pm Volleyball Results Team #5 Team #6 Brandon Wenoca 5 pm SpeCIal SerVIces over LDS A Jeff Bartle Bruce Berens 11-12 15-11 14-8 Terry Cordell Bob Rountree * * * * * * * FrIday, Sept 12 Polla Gordon Pete Guastamachlo Michigan Stat Coach Dies ,6 00 Unknowns A vs Ebeye B Dem se Maged Chuck Peterson John Benlngton, the popular MIchIgan State 6 30 Unknowns B vs Palm Terrace B ::>ot t Swanson LOIS Tom basketball coach, dIed of a heart attack last 7 00 50th State A vs LDS B Tpam #7 Team #8 nIght at East LanSIng, MIchIgan He was 47- * * * * * * h;.ul Burney MIke Carlson years-old and had suffered a heart attack last ATTENTION ALL MEN Coaches are stlll 'lh"'(J Dci~llS Brenda Darrell AprIl Benlngton, a former coach at St LOUIS needed to help WIth the LIttle League C'l.rl Guhn Terry HIll UnIversIty, JOIned the Spartans lor the 1965-66 teams Anyone who IS Interested In (hrls Post Carol Reed seaso~ HIS four-year record at State was 56-38 helpIng the boys learn to play ball, 'J 1m TrrJmley Warren WhIte nleRsP rontact SnpcJRl SerVIces 83331 1969 HOURGLASS Page 5 Today's Wall Street Roundup Range Operation A Lokl-Dart meteorological rocket launch NEW YORK (UPI)--Trading ln 011 shares bOl1ed over on Wall Street today as proflt tak­ operation lS scheduled for tomorrow, Sept lng shredded an early stock market rally ln the heavlest turnover ln nearly a month 12 In connection wlth thlS operation a ACtlVlty ln the olls reflected yesterday's dramatlc battle among 011 concerns here hazard area wlll eXlst ln the ocean area and abroad to acqulre acreage ln Alaska's North Slope reglon, be11eved to be one of the WhlCh lS west of Kwa]aleln Island and world's rlchest petroleum fle1ds south of Carlson Island between the azimuths Reports from Anchorage lndlcated that the State of Alaska sold more than $90 ml1110n of 225 degrees true and 275 degrees true ln 011 rlghts A hlgh11ght of the sale was a record hlgh bld of $28,233 an acre for and out from KwaJa1eln for a dlstance of 30 one tract The hlghest prlce ever pald before for 011 rlghts was $27,420 an acre for a nautlca1 m1les as shown in the diagram be­ plot of LOU1Slana tlde1ands low Although there were a few pOlnt-slzed G M's DeCISion to Hike Prices galners ln the olls, much of the group was Seen as Result of Inflation ln sharp retreat There appeared to be a fee11ng that some of the 011 concerns may WASHINGTON (UPI)--Commerce Secretary have gone overboard ln thelr blddlng Maurlce H Stans sald today General Motors' "There's 011 up there," commented one declsl0n to ralse auto prlCec, was "a con­ analyst, "but beneflts stl11 are several sequence of the lnflatlon we are flghtlng, years away " not a cause " I , Gulf 011, the most actlve lssue on the New "I cannot, of course, pass Judgment on I ! ! York Stock Exchange,dropped 4 to 35 7/8 on the speclflc amount of the General }1otors ! /'/ f./4Z4R'O 359,700 shares prlce lncreases," Stans sald, "but ln ! / I /1 / Atlantlc Rlchfle1d, second on the 11St, Vlew of the ObV10US hlgher costs of dOlng 14PL'4 I plunged 5 7/8 to 107 5/8 on 264,600 buslness, I am not surprlsed that lncreases i / / 'I !' shares Texaco followed, 10s1ng 7/8 to are necessary " / 32 7/8 on 260,400 shares General Motors announced ln Detrolt Other heavl1y traded olls lncluded Oc­ that ltS 1970 model cars would average cldental down 1 5/8, Natomas off 3 3/8 $119 per car more than comparable 1969 Phl111pS off 2 5/8, Standard of Callfornla models The company sald the lncrease 2 2 lower, and Standard of Ohl0 6 1/2 lncluded $38, as an average cost of new General Amerlcan was less actlve and 3 3/8 equlpment and a $6 lncrease ln federal All personnel and craft must stay out of lower However, Getty spurted 5 3/8 and exclse taxes the above hazard area between the hours of Amerada Hess 1 1/2, also ln less actlve Treasury Secretary Davld M Kennedy 1245 and 1530 tomorrow turnover and Paul McCracken, chalrman of the Of the 50 groups hlt by the late re­ Presldent's Councll of EconomlC Advlsors treat e1ectronlcs, chemlca1s, ralls, alr­ passed word to newsmen that they would Investor's Guide crafts, and savlngs and loan lssues were have no comment lncluded But one government economlst who asked BY SAM SHULSKY Conglomerates, steels and alr11nes not to be ldentlfled by name sald "No Q - My broker wants me to sell about finlshed narrowly lrregu1ar, but motors prlce lncrease lS welcome at th15 tlme $10,000 worth of utll1ty stocks -- on galned fo110wlng General Motors announce­ ThlS lS part of the wage prlce splrlal " WhlCh I have a loss -- and put the money ment that lt was lncreasing prlces on The government's lnflatl0n watcners lnto a mutual fund Wh1Ch would pay me $50 a month 1970 model cars by an average of $119 per were dlsappolnted by the boo~t car One economlst sald prlce lncreases can A - A rough flgure on your present port­ The UPI marketwlde lndlcator showed a be expected as long as "there are cost fo110 lndlcates you are gettlng close to 6% loss of 0 18 percent on 1,564 lssues cross­ pressures that are squeezlng proflt mar­ on that $10,000 lnvestment, WhlCh lS about ing the tape Of these 680 declined, and glns " what you should draw from the same amount 604 advanced There were 73 new lows set, Presldent Nlxon announced early ln hlS ln a mutual fund and 20 new hlghs admlnlstratlon that he was abandonlng a I'd be a 11tt1e hesltant about paYlng The New York Stock Exchange lndex mlr­ technlque used by both Presldents John out about $125 ln commlSSlons to sell your rored a loss of 28 cents ln the average F Kennedy and Lyndon B Johnson to at­ present stock and about $850 more to buy common share prlce tempt to talk lndustry out of prlce In­ the fund ln order to wlnd up wlth essentlal­ The Dow Jones average of 30 blue ChlP creases and labor unions out of exces- ly the same lncome lndustrlals was off 2 24 at 825 77 DJ slve wage demands The fact that you now have a loss on ralls also backed off, but utl11tles your ho1dlngs has no bearlng on a change, moved ahead A RE}lINDER -- the hIm "EAGLE HAS one way or another And what the mutual Turnover expanded to 12,370,000 shares, LA1"'DLD The Fhght of Apollo 11" wlll fund can do for you vs what the present the buslest day Slnce Aug 19 when Le shown on Saturday at the Rlchardson shares wl11 do ln any market recovery lS 12,640,000 shares changed hands and on Sunday at the Ivey Hall Watch a questlon no one can answer wlth cer­ In the e1ectronlcs, IBM lost 5 after for next week's schedule for further taJ..nty Jumplng 10 ln the prevlous seSSlon Con­ showlngs on Kwa]alein, ROl and the Outer * * * * * * * * * * * * trol Data dropped 4 3/8, vlhl1e Co1hns Islands Q - We own a conslderab1e portfo110 of Radlo and Natlonal Cash Reglster lost more common stocks, both utliltles and lndustrl­ than 2 each RCA, Lltton, Honeywell and HourGlass Stocks als, all rated B plus and above It was an Zenlth fell 1 or more apiece unpleasant surprlse to flnd that not one Also down a pOlnt or so were Teledyne, McDonnell-Douglas 25 3/8 NA of them has a per share book value equal Itek, Clty Investlng, and Avon Products McGraw Hl1l 25 NA to even half the market prlce Doesn't Penn Central S11d 1 1/4 ln the ralls MGM 41 NA book value have any meanlng? Par value? and Florlda East Coast 1 3/8 Amerlcan MMM 108 1/2 NA A - Let's handle the easy part flrst eased 1 ln the otherwlse narrowly mlxed Mlsslon Corp 92 1/2 NA Par value of common stock ln thlS country alrllnes, while alrcrafts and chemlca1s Mobl1 011 58 NA lS vlrtual1y meanlng1ess In fact, many generally lost fractlons Monsanto 43 1/2 NA corporatlons lssue no-par value stock It In the savlngs and loan group, FlnanCl­ Marcor 52 NA 1S a bookkeeplng term that has no bearlng al Federal and Flrst Charter Financla1 Motorola 136 1/8 NA on the market value of common stocks lost 1 or more each Nat Blscult 47 7/8 NA Book value has much more meanlng, though Gold minlng lssues generally were on the Nat Cash Reglster 140 1/4 NA only ln connectlon wlth other factors plus slde, Dome Mlnes gained 2 1/4, Home­ OtlS El 43 5/8 NA It lS the amount of net assets avallab1e for stake Mlnlng 1 5/8, Campbell Red Lake 1, Pan Amerlcan 15 5/8 NA for each share of common It lS obtalned and Amerlcan South Afrlcan Investment 1 Pl1lsbury 48 1/2 NA by addlng up all the company's assets, 3/4 This group normally runs counter to Po1arOld 127 NA deductlng all 11abllltles, and divldlng the market's pattern Procter & Gamble 96 NA the remalnder 9Y the number of common Chrysler added 1, wlth General Motors Shell 011 56 1/4 NA shares outstandlng and Amerlcan Motors up 1/8 apiece Ford Std 011 of NJ 70 3/4 NA Obvlous1y, a hlgh book value lS of In­ held unchanged Amerlcan Telephone, the Stokely 29 NA terest lf the company lS ln process of natlon's most wlde1y held issue, also was Stude Worth 35 NA 11quldatlon If the stock 1S se111ng at unchanged 27 NA $25 and there are $40 of assets behind Some heavl1y traded issues on the plus Tenneco 24 1/4 NA each share, an lnvestment of $25 could -­ slde included Klnney Natlona1 3/8 hlgher Trans World 27 7/8 NA eventually -- get you $40 or thereabouts and Texas Gulf Sulphur up 1/2 20th Century Fox 22 NA ln 11quldatlon But successful corpora­ Prlces also retreated on the American tlons rarely 11quldate So bUylng for Stock Exchange ln moderately actlve trad­ DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES $25 the shares of a company WhlCh have a lng Volume amounted to 4,095,720 shares, STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE book value of $40 doesn't guarantee you against 4,164,270 shares yesterday The 30 Industrlals 825 77 Off 2 24 anythlng, and lndlcates, perhaps, only Amex lndex dlpped seven cents to $26 44 20 Palls 197 72 Off 0 52 that the company lsn't dOlng as much wlth Of the 1,046 lssues traded, 454 declined 15 Uhhtles 144 43 Up 0 58 that $40 of assets as it should Earnlngs and 37 advanced 65 Stocks 278 64 Off 0 42 per share -- and their trend -- are a far better 1ndlcatlon of a stock's value FAMOUS FIRST FACTS -- The flrst foot­ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INDEXES * * * * * * * * * * * * * ball club was the Oneida Football Club, CLOSE CHANGE Q - When you speak of securlt1es invest­ ment as a hedge aga1nst 1nflatl0n do you WhlCh was organlzed ln 1862 by Gerrlt Industr1a1s 54 99 Off 0 43 Smlth Ml11er at Epes Sargent Dlxwe11's Transportat10n dlscount the posslbl11ty of a long-term 42 21 Off 0 17 deflatlon? School ln Boston, Mass The members played Utlllty 40 51 Off 0 06 A - Completely all comers from 1862 to 1865 They were F1nance 67 26 Off 0 20 never defeated All Stock Index 52 15 Off 0 34 Page 6 HOURGLASS Thursday, SePtemher-~~-]-g-f,q- 1 CONTRACT BRIDGE ig teent entury u.s. By B. Jay Becker (Top Record Holder In Ma.te ...' Individual Champlon.hlp Play) Scenes Saved in Prints, FAMOUS HAND East dealer SUlt divided 3 2, he would have North South vulnerable made the slam by takIng an Thanks to Currier & Ives other trump fmesse and ruffmg NORTH eIther a heart or a club .K932 .A2 When East showed out on the +A743 second round of dlamonds the ",AK6 slam looked Impossible to make WEST EAST but Besse found a superb solu .Q765 .10 bon to hIs dIffIculties At tnck .Q743 • J 10 6 5 SIX he led a club towards dum my + J 108 2 +9 ~ ",9 ",QJ108743 West couId not afford to ruff .., SOUTH so he dlscarded a heart After • AJ84 wInnIng m dummy Besse , .K98 cashed the A K of hearts and \ +KQ65 ruffed a heart In dummy to pro­ ",52 duce thiS posItion The blddmg North East South West North .K 3", Pass Pass Dble +3 Pass Pass ",6 4", 4. East Pass 4. Pass 6. Openmg lead-rune of clubs .J ""J10 For sheer artistry It shard South FAIR CATCH-Fltemen catch fallmg constructIOn "orker Al to beat thiS hand played by .J8 Jean Besse of SWitzerland In .6 bert A Brubach 50 feet m mIdair aftu he clung desperatel:, a European bridge champion fOI 20 mlnute5 to a 'ilde of a do\\ nto\\ n m"lIl '!nce blllldmg m He continued with the SIX of ship \\ heeling W va Another \\orker John 'farklev\lcz \\a.;;; A Currier & Ives print deplctmg a farm hfe winter scene West led hiS smgleton club clubs and dlscarded hiS diamond los e r on East s ten thereby mJulcd sCrIouol, \\hen he fell to gtound 'IS scaffold broke and because of East s openmg By GROVER BRINKMAN plaCing West m an Impossible preemptive bid Besse s first vVTtfteH EspeclIIlly tor CentTllI Pre" owl Thl~ Npl' 'pI/per concern .... as a probable 4 1 pOSitIOn ICROSSlVORD - By Eugene Sheffer I WHEN AN OLD dwellmg was torn down recently m an I1lmol trump diVISion If West discarded the Jack of town an artist who chancea b} the site was dISmayed to fmd th,. In Ime with thiS, after wm diamonds hiS apparently cer floor littered With old hthographs trampled dirt} and ,orled al nmg the club he led a low tam trump trick w 0 u I d diS HORIZO"\T.\L 53 lI;[oh1nt 4 11 "fflt nl'l of them beyond repair \\ tng med'1n t1\(, spade from dummy and .... ent appear on the next play regard 1 HuntiL \ Many of the old hthos of course were worthless But t"o 4 Vehicle n\mph -; Suffeang 1- Lettel .... 0' up with the ace after East had less of W h I C h SUI t East re them \\ere Currier & lves pnnts trampled mto the mud becauSb , 54 Hut 6 \\ lIllce 21 \\ end produced the ten He then fl turned If West ruffed the ten the wreckers dldn t realIze their value nessed the trump nme East of clubs Sou t h would auto Pen1n~ul1. 50 Delllnli at '\0 lh 2° Humming 12 Fl<.,h bl , Smlll bltd The CutrIer & lves story IS an amazing saga of a new art form sho.... mg out mati c a II y Win the last two 13 H l"ten ")6 Eo cierf>d 1 ug- ~4 -\iJ-::.ent In AmerIca that had Its birth early III the 1800s It started when Besse next cashed the K Q of tricks So Besse made the slam H Long tll11L D()nl(c\ , ,,",on III 11 \ 2 ) Ellplo\ a creative young man named Nathaniel Currler aged 15 deCided diamonds Had he found the as a result of the smother play )' ,ong llit ~r,;; BelI1,£! of \foh Illl 26 CVmmulll that he \\ ould be a hthographer ------­ IJ \fonkC'\ \ FRTH \[ llltcl 2K lJbt 1111 of note despite the odds facmg I In 1852 James Merntt lves 16 ~17f' of t\ pt.. 9 Lltdnllll II ")ll1111 ChOIce" , him I a young bookkeeper JOined CUt 18 Be\E'llge 2 Co Lt pll t 1'1 , pia'"! Stone hthography had JUs t ner m a clencal capacIty Five tq r '\h LLhh Region.., Hucilnt"l 1 q IIp been started III AmerICa by a I years later he was dOing the 20 Othel\\lc., ------) ll11\ , firm called Pendleton s m Bos I same type of art work that Cm 22 AmC1IC'111 \11 \\ et tn \ e...,tC'1 Lit \ ..., PllZZl ) lfolm humOll"t 01 lhll2,\ ton It was from thiS firm that I rler dId 21 JoUt ne\ - Cub" young Nathaniel Curner only 27 O\um metel'- 15 received hIS first Job as an IN THE next 35 years It was 29 '[ Ito .)0 hlllld Ofl apprentice Five years later he rare to fmd a home In the na 31 CognIZ'111t \ enezLlei had so ma5tered the art that he tLOn that did not have at least 34 Chose ,)2 '[lke set out on hIS 0" n first m Phil one Currier & lves prmt on tts >0 Rel"te h1PP\ adelphIa then New York walls The hthos were cheap 1, HCllth \\ II nlng r In 1835 Nathaniel Curner sellmg from $150 to $3 To 1 C'O! t <"lgn II ,tdl httle more than a youth day many of these old prmts "'l LJI~tllbutf' H Good \ e1. '9 Plcltae 45 Sour created the fir s t renown for are lost or destroyed But the bOl dt"r 46 L'1l1<'" himself by portr lymg scenes of fe", ongmals that do extst out 41 Gll'-,tO 48 Plonoun the great New York fire of that Side of those m mUseums or 4, Ventllltui 49 "\111e n l11lc } ear Five year~ later he ac owned by collectors are ~old 4, Pre\ LllC'1tl 50 Float qUlred natlOnal reno\\n as a re for htgh pnces 48 Cen'"lUIl CO\ e11l1g suit of hiS famous depIctIOn of Although many of the COplCS 52 t .\\ Lra~e lime of !oUlutlOD \\ 11tll f" 2j minutes 01 the burnmg of the steamboat of Currier & lves p r 1 n t s on Lexmgton m Long Island walls today are In color remem Sound In conjunctIon With the ber that the ongmal hthographs New YOlk Sun a specIal edltion were made m a black and white con tamed a colored lithograph medIUm from the lIthographic of the pllnt m the (then) un be stone After the pnn ts dned lie, able tIme of three day s they were passed to colOrists and each prmt colored mdivi SO ~peetacular \Vas the effl dually a very pamstakmg task cacv of thIS method of report The hfe of America from mg a gre.:! t pIece of ne" s that 1835 to 1885 was portrayed by from evelY corner of the coun Cllrner & lves m thiS ch"rmmg NIXON AND CHAIRMAN- Pte"denl '\[t,on ch 1ts \\ ttll Mt, try came demands for caples manner Durmg th" period the '\ tnC \ H ,nh, lt the \\ c tetn \\ htte Hou'ie In 'i1n Clemente For ddys e\ en Curner himself firm produced more than 6 000 C tllf lftel lnnuunung hel lppomtment l<'" ch lIrm 1n of the found It necessary to pItch m different subjects deptctmg ",liOnli F'ndO\\ment fO! the \th The w1ttOn11 lth ptO and aId III the shlppmg of the every phase of hfe m the qUick Iy expandmg natLOn gl lm \\ iii ..... tlppO! t 11 t..., councl\<' of \ 1110U<., '->t 1t(''', b, '-tII11U papets contaInmg the prmt 11tmg .... t lte lctlon throll/"'lh f('c1et 11 lnccntl\c Dunng the ne,t 10 yems the On 1:, recently the rarest prmt hme of CUrriel , colored htho of all of their works The Llfe graphs became world wtde of a Hunter sold at a sum that ~o;:.~"'''''''(:'"r'<-.", «<;: Vl!o;.. The) 'WPIe ,old as newspapers would have amazed both Curner '"'~ <"","" "Y,:: ....:"",).,; are today b} street corner ven and lves who turned out their dors as \\ ell as m large q uan pnnts at a pIttance of thelr tlile" m loc11 stores and b} \\ orth today house to house 1gents And the pnce sttll goes up'

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PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE CLASSIFIED DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, Akai X355D tape recorder, approx seven Power Outage KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL IS- _FO_R_ S_AL__ E months old, reversomatic sound on sound LANDS CONTRACT DAAG-43-67-0001 50 assorted LP records Your cholce, etc, -- ln excellent llke new condltion There will be a Power Outage Sun- The HourGlass lS publlshed dally, 50¢ Call 82819 Can't take lt wlth me so here's your day, September 14th between the hours Mond~ through Saturday chance -- at a bargaln -- only $275 of 0700 and 1700 The following Materlal fbr publlcatlon on the Girl's 26" blcycle, good condltlon, You save about $65 Can be seen at facilities will be affected for the AROUND TOWN page must be submltted In $17 50, 2 Wlldcat boy's blcycles, $10 Sands, Room 106, from noon until 1600 DURATION of the Outage 804, 813, wrltlng to the HourGlass 72 hours each, Brownle outflL, complete wlth T- or call 83623 ask for Ken Anytime 1725, 1733, 908, Dally Field, Rlchard- prlor to deslred publlcatlon date shlrt, shorts, socks, and gloves, SlZe after 1900 It's a bargaln, complete son Theater, Package Store, Bachelor's Materlal for the AD and SPORTS pages 10, $6, Glrl Scout unlform, size 12, set of morse code records, fine if Pool & Command Post The followlng must be submltted In wrltlng to the lncluded are, cap, anklets, shoulder learnlng code --falr condltlon -- need facllities will be affected in lnterv- HourGlass Offlce 24 hours before de- band, bow tle, belt, mess klt, and cleanlng, $5, call 83623 ask for Ken als of approximately 15 mlnute dura- slred publlcatlon dates Junlor Glrl Scout Handbook, new, $15, tions 808, 865, 866, 997, 1738, 1788, Telephone notlces and ads wlll not see before 1 pm or after 6 pm at 420-B Raclng/crulslng sloop -- Santana 27 713, 806, 702, 716, 714, 707, 706, be accepted All copy and photographs or call 83693 ThlS yacht lS for sale, lncludlng ship- 703, 704, 901, 687, 902, 949, Chap- become the property of the HourGlass to-shore radlo, depth flnder, three laln's Offlce and Ham Statlon Republlcatlon of materlal contalned GUltar (folk song), lady's blcycle, 1 salls (maln, worklug Jib and 150/ hereln lS not authorlzed wlthout the year old, pretty good condltlon, 1 Genoa), enclosed head, galley, lce A bicycle sale wll1 be conducted approval of the Commandlng Offlcer, small cock tall bar and glasses - ex- box, stove, slnk, dinnette and berths at the Central Police Statlon on Kwajale1n Mlsslle Range cellent for room dlVlder Call 82771 for SlX A 30-horse power auxllary 1s Saturday, Sept 13 beglnnlng at If you have not rece1ved your copy after 4 30 pm lnstalled, wlth Martac foldlng raclng 1600 hours Blcycles w1ll be sold of the HourGlass by 6 15 pm please prop She crUlses at 5-7 knots under- on a flrst come flrst serve basis call 83539 between 6 15 and 6 45 pm Typewrlter - portable, $20, Osterlzer sall, and has a range of 150 mlles on All transactions concernlng the sale and a copy \01111 be del1vered to you blender, $10, surfboard, $20, Sanyo englne at 5 knots Thls lS the fastest wl11 be made either ln cash or per­ "Letter Wrlter" tape recorder, $15 and most luxurlous yacht ln KwaJaleln sonal checks, made out to Global Assoclates EDITOR Larry Corsl Call 82468 after 5 pm She wlil be offered for sale for one \~eek only, as her owner lS departlng The Bachelor's Pool and the STAFF Glnger Storme soon and must make arrangements to Dependent's Pool will be open on Marc1a Chrlvla Complete Scoutlng klt, Scout unlform sall her back to Hawa11 The prlce lS Rudy Baldwln Slze 13 (collar), Yucca pack, large $13,500 fHm Contact J1m Comer at Frlday, Sept 12 Lu Clark foldlng p1astlc sheet, used as lean-to, 84225 or 81296 Lucy Bloedel Boy Scout canteen, trall mess klt, knlfe Red Fez Dlnner & lnstallatlon of fork & spoon, emergency water bag, etc , offlcers ceremony for the newly FEATURE Twelve ft boat -- plyboard & flber­ all for $20, very large hlbachl pot wlth chartered KwaJaleln Shrlne Club WRITER Bob Phlillps glass, brand new -- sell for $200 Call moveable dolly, $15, Nemron Spear gun, All EA, FC, MM, OES, Nobles and Ron at 83340 or 83497 Torpedero, made 1n Spaln- Self con­ ladles or escorts are cordlally 1n­ CIRCULATION MANAGER James McCowen talned C02, wlthout spear, $8, Heddow vlted, September 18th ln the Banyan "Vlscount" flsh1ng rod wlth Heddow 220-R \lumlnum patlo awnlng, double Slze, Room at the Yokwe Yuk Club Re­ splnnlng reel, $15, Zenlth all tranS1S­ $200 May be seen at Tr 604, large freshments from 6 30 pm, dlnner at tor transoceanlC radlo, 9 bands, lnclud­ bookcase bUllt for tra1ler, $40 Call 7 30 pm Coat & tle please lng shortwave, $75 Call 83488 anytlme 82352 R S V P to Buck Weaver, 82511, other than after 10 pm Denver Bland, 83390, Bl11 Burrls, /8 HELP WANTED 77248 or Buddy Redmond 99272 GLOBAL ASSOCIATES Kentron Hawall, Ltd has an openlng for Garrard stereo automatlc turntable, lab secretary, wlth recent experlence, to The SCUBA Club The Yokwe Yuk Women's Club lS com­ serles A70 Excellent condltlon, but the Manager of Range Operatlons Short­ Sunday dlve for plling a current llSt of babysltters no cartrldge, $55, also an EICO mono­ hand or speedwrltlng deslrable rorty Sept 14 will be If you are aval1able for sittlng any­ phonlc FM tuner Multlplex converSlon hour work week Contact Admln Off1ce, an early dlve tlme, please call Kay DeLong, 82224 klt can be added for stereo, $15 Call at 83596/83446, Range Operatlons Bldg, to the ocean so that we may put your name on the 99552 or 82577 No 1009 ~ sJ.de of BlgeJ, hst (sea state permlttlng) Dlvemasters LOST wll1 be C Seltz and L Rader The boat wl11 leave the dock at 0830 In the Paczflc BQ -- one Rolex watch, Guests are welcome but must dlve stalnless --Sunday nlght, Sept 7, sec­ wlth a club member Floatatlon ond floor shower room Reward Call Masa at 83607 vests are requlred for all SWlm­ mers WANTED A closed reflex cablnet able to house Attentl0n all Mlcroneslan Handlcraft 2-12" or 2-15" speakers wlth or wlth­ Shop volunteer workers and YYWC mem­ out speakers Call Mark at 84569 bers interested in volunteer work ln the Mlcroneslan Handlcraft Shop There will be a Workshop at the Communlty Pattern for wardrobe for 18" lady doll Center, Tues , Sept 16th, at 8 45 am Wlil buy or borrow and return Call to 11 am 83490 after 5 pm or 83425 durlng day­ tlme SERVICES Range Operation Experlenced babysltter wll1 Slt durlng A Range Operatlon lS scheduled for weekdays and on the weekends Call tomorrow, Sept 12th Although there John at 82205 after 4 pm wll1 be no general blackout on KwaJa­ leln, optlcal requlrements may neces­ sltate turnlng off the rotatlng beacon CHILD CARE -- contlnuous attent10n glven and posslbly some other llghts durlng by a responslble adult Fenced yard certaln phases of the operat1on and covered patlo for supervlsed play Vehlcle llghts wlll not be affected Wlil care for your chl1d on days that In connectl0n wlth this operatlon you work or play Wlil also keep your hazard areas wl11 eXlst In the ocean Chlld full tlme whlle you are off 1S­ wlthln a 200 nautlcal mile radlUS of land Separate bedroom Close at­ KwaJaleln and ln the KwaJaleln Atoll tentlon assured Call Lee Covlngton at on the lslands and ln the lagoon be­ 82539 or V1Slt me at Qtrs 436-B on tween a 11ne jOlnlng and lncludlng "MAYERLING" POlnsetta Boger1 and Yabbenohr Islands and a 11ne JOlnlng and lncludlng Blge] and Capable adult to care for chlld or Gea Islands All personnel other chlldren durlng daytlme worklng hours - than those asslgned to duty or IlV­ MOVIES TONIGHT , , Monday thru Frlday Call Mrs Gaughan lng on Meck Island and all craft must II C> at 84638 remaln out of the above hazard areas t:;,- between the hours of 1820 tomorrow {j;J I wll1 babYSlt anytlme on weekends and and 0420 Wednesday morn1ng after 4 pm on weekdays I am In seventh grade and very rellable Call Jul1e Negotlatlons are underway to brlng a Adams at 84660 plano tuner to slte from Honolulu To Ivey Hall Trade Winds enable US to know for how long "BETTER A WIDOW" "ONCE A THIEF" the plano tuner wl1l be requlred on slte, Comedy Color Drama B&W OFFICIAL au llETIN lt would he appreclated lf anyone lnter- Virna Lis1, Peter McEnery Alaln Delon, Ann-Margret DATE DUTY OF}ILcK PHONE ested ln havlng hlS plano tuned or re- 1iSept69 CPT Gregory 84409 palred wlil call Speclal Serv1ces at '6 30 & 8 30 A 8 AT 12Sept69 MAJ Barnett 82466 83331 and advlse them of your lnterest 13Sept69 CPT Rader 84691 On complet10n of negotlatlons, every­ 14Sept69 MAJ Thompson 84555 one who has reques ted serV1ce \"111 be Richardson Ocean View Duty hours of 11 30 - 12 30 Monday contacted and speclf1c appolntments set through Friday, phone 81419 for Duty up "MAYERLING" "VIVA LAS VEGAS" Offlcer Drama Color-WS Muslcal Color Duty Offlcer lS KwaJale1n Misslle The Mary Ruth Hanlln Circle wll1 be Omar Shar~f, Catherin Deneuve ElvlS Presley, Ann­ Range Commandlng Offlcer's representa­ meetlng Monday, Sept 15th at 7 30 pm Margret t1ve durlng other than normal duty at Margret Nielsen's home, 206-B Our 7 30 AT 7 30 & 12 30 ATC nours guest speaker will be Mrs Hanlln, a mlsslonary on Ponape, who wlll be Savlngs passbook deposlters of the vlsiting her daughter, Mrs Elden Buck KwaJale1n Branch of the Bank of Hawa11 Guests are welcome and 1f you are new Yokwe Yuk Meck Island wlshlng to wlthdraw funds from thelr to the lsland and would llke to V1Slt savlngs account at anyone of the 59 a clrcle, glve Susan Herbert a call "ANGEL IN MY POCKET" "SAM WHISKEY" branches wlthln the state of Hawal1 & at 82738 and she wll1 arrange for a Comedy Color Western Comedy Color Paciflc area should obtaln a letter of hostess for you So come out Monday Andy Grlfflth, Jerry Van Dyke Bury Reynolds, Cllnt lntroductlon verlfYlng the balance of evenlng and help us glve Mrs Hanlin Walker AT the account prlor to departlng Kwaja­ a warm welcome to KwaJaleln 7 & 9 ATC 8 (Tomorrow nlght) leln Thls w~ll facliltate maklng wlth­ drawals from your savlngs account