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Vol 9, No 8507 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS Saturdau Sevtember 20 1969 KUNMING. Embassy Denies Comment Vietnam Administration Believed Preparing CHINA In Death of lI,rcotics Agent ROUNDUF For 10 Percent Rise in S.S. Benefits JNANNING WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The Nlxon Adm~nlstration is believed to be preparing a MEXICO CITY (UPI) -- The body of request next week for a 10 percent increase 1n Soc~al Securlty benefits that George Emr1ch, top ranklng U S nar will not requ~re ra~sing payroll taxes COt1CS off1cer for Latin Amer1ca, was Robert J Myers, Adm~n~strator for the Social Secur1ty Adminlstration, sald to be shlpped to Washington today for today that the Soc1al Security Trust Fund would back up the finances the Pres i- bur1al 1n Arlington Nat10nal Cemetery LAOS dent would seek from Congress next Wednesday the U S Embassy sa1d today N1xon did not say how he planned to f~nance such an increase But Myers, who Emrlch's body was washed up on a makes cost est~mates of social insur- ance and related programs, told UPI The Embassy and Acapulco authorltles ,..{ THAILAND \ that Adm~n~stratlon offlcials asked Atom Rocket Engine beachsald at1n f1rstAcapulco that the body was found f~r~--~~~'~-~~~~'~~~~~~~~li~~~~iiiiiNIXON ORDERS h~m whether the trust fund could cover fully clothed, and an Embassy spokes- B52 BOMB MISSIONS the boost and he repl~ed it could To Land Man on Mars man rephed "no comment" to questlons O~~RLTSE~U~~ V~:6~~M "There w~ll be enough there to f1n on the posslbliJ. ty of foul play DE ESCALATION WILLINGNESS ance a 10 percent ~ncrease and 10 per- UPI -- The first nuclear rocket engine An Embassy spokesman sa1d later that cent lS about the cost-of-l~ving in- probably will be flown in outer space "th1s was an error," that Emr1ch was crease," Myers sald ~n 1980 and would enable the U S to wear~ng a bath~ng sU1t when found, and A worker and h1S employer each pays land a man on Mars in the 1980's accord- the drowTnng "lS offlc1ally consldered 4 8 percent of the worker's flrst ing to a top federal administrator an acc1dent, for the present" $7,800 ln 1ncome, or a max~mum of Dr George Mueller, Associate Adminls The body of Emr~ch, 44, Regional $374 40 each a year, toward Soc~al Sec- trator of NASA in charge of all manned Dlrector for Latln America of the U S urlty The tax rate w~ll raise to 5 2 space proJects, also predicted yesterday Bureau of Narcot1cs, was found by percent on Jan I, 1971, under eXlst1ng Earth travelers would be able to journey SW1mmers near the Elcano Hotel law to any c~ty 1n the world within an hour The 20-year veteran w1th the Depart Benef1ts now average $99 69 a month, in a sub-orbital craft in the 1980's ment of Just1ce, Emrlch was stationed wlth a m1nlmum of $55 00 and a maX1mum Mueller told a news conference that ln the U S Embassy 1n Mexico City He of $160 50 a month the nuclear rocket, being tested at was ln charge of all narcot1cs smug Some congress~onal leaders, notably Jackass Flats, Nevada, would act as a gllng ~nvest~gatlons 1n Latin Amer~ca, Sources Claim Communists Sen Russell B Long, (Dem -La), Cha~r- shuttle from Earth orbit to lunar orbit especially those ln Mex1co target man of the Senate Flnance Committee, and would be used for the exploration of of a speclal drlve by the N1xon Adm1n have called for even h~gher benefit in- space lstratlon against marijuana smugglers Ready for 'Protracted War' creases Myers sald, "The boost pro- Mueller declared that the first Moon begun this week posed by some Democrats would be a move shuttle serv~ce would be supplied by Acapulco authorlties at first de- SAIGON (UPI) -- Offlc~al U S sources ~n the expanSlonlst dlrection " Ex- chemical rockets because the nuclear cIa red ~t an accldental death by sa1d today North V~etnamese and Viet pansionlst 1S Myers' favorlte word for rocket would not be ready in time But drowning, but said later they had op- Cong forces appeared ready to f~ght a those he says would greatly broaden So- he sa1d when the nuclear rocket was ened an investlgatlon at the request "protracted war" rely~ng on shelling c~al Securlty coverage to the detriment complete, the shuttle would be boosted of Edward Heath, Enrlch's asslstant and small unit attacks to conserve ma~- of the program 1nto outer space atop a Saturn V and Emrlch was last seen allve when he power Han01 was reported plann1ng a Myers attr1buted the system's finan- then would glide toward ltS destination told hlS wlfe and companlons staY1ng w~nter-spr1ng campa1gn to malnta1n the c1al health to hlgher salaries, greater with occasional start-ups for on-course wlth hlm 1n an Acapulco hotel that he pressure employment and 1ncreased interest earn- maneuvers was gOlng out for a walk on the beach In the war, 64 persons were killed in 1ngs on the trust funds "In 1981, if we wanted to grab the op- Thursday nlght Emr1ch apparently was the in-f11ght coll~s~on of a U S A~r portunity provided by the position of carrled out to sea by hlgh waves as he Force F4 Phantom Jet f~ghter-bomber and US Summons Allies the planets, we could launch manned walked along the shore, the Embassy an Alr V1et Nam passenger plane over Da spacecraft to Mars and to Venus -- and sa1d Nang A1r Base There were no Americans have them back to Earth by the fall of Emr1ch was born 1n Denver, but llSt- among the crash v~ct~ms The U S Corn To Study Peace 1983," Mueller said ed P1ttsburgh as h1S hometown He 1S mand reported the loss of two llght ob NEW YORK (UPI) -- The Un~ted States survived by h~s w1fe, Frances and a servatlon hel~copters to ground fire summoned ~ts Viet Nam allies to a Egyptian Gunners son and a daughter flre 1n the Salgon area fore1gn mlnisters conference today to One Amer~can was reported k11led and assess the prospects of a peace settle seven wounded ln a round of 21 Commun ment following the latest announcement Down Israeli Plane Defense Indicates Abrams ist sheillng attacks durlng the 24-hour of Amerlcan troop w1thdrawals UPI -- Egyptian ground gunners today perlod ended at 8 am today Secretary of State Wlliiam P Rogers shot down an Israeli Skyhawk in the May 8e Cited i. leret Case Yesterday, North Vietnamese troops was host at the meet1ng, scheduled for western Suez Canal area where they uS1ng hand grenades attacked a U S 10 am at the U S Mlss~on to the Unlted clalmed they brought down three Skyhawks SAIGON (UPI) -- Defense sources in Marlne posltion four mlles south of Nat10ns Inv~ted were the Fore~gn Min yesterday, a military spokesman sa1d the Green Beret murder case sa~d today the DMZ ~sters of South V~et Nam, Australla, Egypt now claims to have destroyed Gen Cre1ghton W Abrams, the U SCorn Intell~gence ~nformat~on shows the New Zealand, South Korea, Thalland and n~ne Skyhawks since the beglnning of the Commander 1n V1et Nam, may be cited Commun~sts have the capabil~ty to mount the Phillpp~nes year, four ~n the past two days for the military equivalent of con an attack w~th three dlvlslons along Ailled dlplomat~c spokesmen discour A mili~ary spokesman said Israeli tempt of court for allegedly uS1ng his the DMZ where they have pos~t10ned aged speculat~on the seven allies mlght planes attempted to ra~d the same Egypt 1nfluence to br1ng the six officers thousands of men conslder troop wlthdrawals by the Asian ian positions on the west coast of the involved before court mart1al It appeared llkely that a 4,500- man contributlng nat~ons Gulf of Suez that they struck yesterday One source close to the defense sa1d brlgade from the U S 101st A1rborne The M~ddle East was e~ected to be According to the spokesman, they were Abrams 1ns1sted that the men be tr1ed D~Vls~on could be moved north from Da the ma1n tOP1C at a d~nner given by drlven off He said antiaircraft downed during h1s recent tr1p to Washington Nang Secretary General Thant tonight for the Skyhawk "which was seen falling ~n when he met with President N1xon Rogers, Stewart, Sov1et Forelgn M1nis flames " U S m1l1tary sources d1sclosed to ter Andre~ Gromyko and French Foreign In Tel Aviv an Israeli spokesman said day that two en11sted men s1milarly Czech Red Leader to Purge M~nister Maur~ce Schumann Jordan bazooka and mortar fire across charged have been granted 1mmun1ty so Rogers also planned to d~scuss the the Jordan River ceasefire line wounded they can test1fy 1n the trials of the Reformists at Central Meet M~ddle East in separate meetings with one Israell soldier Israeli troops re SiX officers Br~tlsh Forelgn Secretary Mlchael Ste turned the fire, he said 'Th1s means the two men cannot re PRAGUE (UPI) -- Czechoslovak Commun and Israel~ Fore~gn M~n~ster Abba fuse to answer any quest10ns on the ist Party Leader Gustav Husak w1ll Football, Demonstrations grounds that lt may incrlmlnate them," purge reformists at the Central Comm1t a spokesman sald tee Meet1ng next week but may spare hlS Sources close to both the defense nredecessor Alexander Dubcek, diplo Hit Univ. of Michigan and the Central Intelligence Agency matic sources sald today UPI -- Two favorlte fall campus sports have indicated that Abrams played a They sa1d Husak and h1S moderate fol -- football and demonstrating -- hit the primary role in the orlglnal charges lowers would shy away from too harsh University of Michigan Simultaneously be1ng brought aga1nst the men measures aga1nst the former F~rst Party today Secretary to avo1d d~ssatisfact~on As fans poured into the Michigan Sta TODAY'S NEWS among the masses st~ll adorlng Dubcek d~um for the home opener with Vanderbilt as the "hero of the Prague spr1ng " students and faculty members opposing PID-EAST -- Israeh Skyhawks shot The Party's Central Comm~ttee w~ll the Viet Nam War began massing for a dOl,'1'1 meet Sept 25 to dec~ue on changes ln 1 pas t-game march and rally ?'EXICO CITY -- U S narcot·ws of- the party and state hierarchy Organizers, mostly affillated w1th the +'1cer found dead Hardl1ners repeatedly urged the com national "New Mob~lization To End The plete oust1ng of Dubcek from the pol War in Viet Nam" organ1zation predicted SAICON -- Reds manm.ng up foT' onn itlcal scene The former party leader 6,000 - 10,000 marchers Police of ter-spr&ng offens~ve 1S stlll a Presld~um member and Chair- ficials said they would be "awfully sur man of the Federal Parl~ament prised" if that many people showed up rREEN BERETS -- Abrams sa~d to have The sources sald the pOll tical car to add to their post-game trafflc prob "pushed" court mart~al of off~ceps eers of other prom1nent reformers, 1n lems cludlng the Chalrman of the Second Fed "If they garner up a couple of hundred PRAGUE -- Dubcek not l~kely to be eral Parllament, Josef Smrkovsky, w1ll people, they'll be lucky," said one of purged come to an end together w1th that of ficer some other 20 Central Comm~ttee members The entire l25-man city police force, NEW YORK -- U N General Assembly The sources added that Husak recelved plus deputies from the Washtenaw County bT'~ng FOT'e~gn M"n~ster together the Kremlln's approval for hlS planned Sheriff's Department, would be deployed purges when Premler Oldr~ch Cernik, }to handle traffic, "as we do every foot- w'ASHINCTON Soc-z.al Se=~ty bene- once a reform1st and now a moderate, ""I ball Saturday, "dhe sai ["ts to be ~ncreased made a surpr~se ViS~t to Moscow earl~er This was to be the first major campus th1s week , . antiwar effort thlS fall Last night, SCACE -- F~T'st nuclear rocket to Husak conferred with Pollsh Party U of M President Robert W Flemming Joe floUYn W ' 80s Leader Vladyslaw Gomulka on Monday SECRETARY GENERAL AND PRESIDENT assailed the war as a "colossal mistake Husak plans a tr~p to the Kreml~n in Secretary General U Thant and Assem- 1n a speech to 4,000 persons at a fac- 1 _ _ (! .... 1-. ~ TT ~T _..... -' _ ... 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Pre-Calculus Class Regulations COy nng Micronesian Maids Pre-Calculus (Math 134, 3 credits, FollOWIng are the rules thlt apply $60) covers algebraIC operatIons as In hIrIng and superVIsing MICrOne~]an~ applIed to elementary functIons and as domestIC servants on KwaJalcIn 1he~L equatIons, graphs, trigonometrIC func rules are In accordance WIth D~P Reuula tIons, lInes and conICS Pre-reqUI TaxI D;spatchers. Good--And Busy--Guys tlons and have been concurred In by the site two years of hIgh school algebra Marshall Islands DIstrIct RepresentatIve "TaXI, taXI, where IS that taXI?" and one year of plane geometry, or con 1 HIrIng of maIds shall be done only But, dId you know that the Island taXI serVIce, oper sent of Instructor through the MIcroneSIan Admlnlstratlon ated by Global Assoclate~, answers an average of 1,200 The lnstructor for Pre-Calculus WIll Offlce, phone 83719 or 82121 Requests requests for taXIS each month? be Capt John MetelskI He holds an ~SEE for maIds may be phoned In, settIng forth Or that they carry an average of 20,000 passengers per from Renessalear PolytechnIC InstItute the housewlfe's reqUIrements month? and a BSEF from Gannon College, ErIe, Pa 2 InterVIews will be arranged at the Or that the serVIce IS provIded WIth a maXImum response He IS a member of Eta Kappa Nu Before Mlcroneslan AdmInIstratIon Offlce at tIme of fIVe mInutes from call to pIckup In cases of trIps belng called to actlve duty ln Feb 1967, tImes convenIent to the houseWIfe vfuen between work locatIons, the MarIne DepartITent and the aIr Capt MetelskI worked as a research en- a maId IS to be hIred, the necessary formE termInal? gIneer r WIth the BoeIng Co , HuntSVIlle, WIll be completed and SIgned, and the Ad Or that calls for trIps between other pOInts are sup Ala He has been on KwaJaleln SInce mInIstratIon OffIce WIll arrange for ported on the baSIS of avaIlabIlIty of eqUIpment and op Oct 1967 WIth Range Operatlons and Range badglng, phYSIcal examInatIon, etc erators? Safety 3 The workIng day for maIds IS 0730 Or that the dIspatcher WIll answer one of hIS two tele to 1630 hours dally phones an average of 198 tImes durIng hIS eIght-hour 4 The work week normally lS Monday ShIft? through Saturday, however, a fIve-day And that he'll make dally an average of 650 two-way week or other part-tIme arrangement may radIO transmISSIons? Plus, he'll keep a log of every be made between the employer and employ taXI trIp made, recordIng the name of the requester, the ee pIckup pOInt, the destInatIon, the tIme of pIckup, the 5 The employer WIll prOVIde break tIme of arrIval at the destInatIon and the taXI number fast and lunch Arrangements for lunch gIVIng the serVIce at the Crossroads may be made by mutual By the way, the taXIS average 110 mIles each day agreement between maId and employer Asked how the Islanders may help expedIte taXI serVIce, The noon meal at the Crossroads IS 75¢ ChIef DIspatcher "Cappy" Panagaclan saId, "If you would each day except FrIday, when It IS Sl 25 make your calls brIef 6 InexperIenced maIds WIll be hIred "And gIve thIS InformatIon name, address, destInatIon for a 60-day probatIonary perIod How and number of passengers " ever, If satIsfactory servIces cannot be It's new apparent our taXI dIspatchers are busy men obtaIned, the maId should be released If one sounds short, It'S probably because he's three and speclflc unsatIsfactory comments calls behInd and the other phone IS rIngIng' should be reported to the MIcroneSIan InCIdentally, Cappy's been connected WIth transporta AdmInIstratIon OffIce tIon more than 20 years 7 All termlnatlons must be reported ImmedIately to the AdmInIstratIon Of fIce so that records may be kept current and badges plcked up ~easons for the J 0 H N MET E L SKI termInatIon should be stated fully It Pre-Calculus WIll meet Monday evenlngs IS suggested that one week's absence from 5 45 - 8 15 In Room 102 at the WIthout notIfIcatIon to the houseWIfe KwaJaleln Jr -Sr HIgh School commenclng should be grounds for termInatIon The Oct 6 MIcroneSIan AdmInIstratIon OffIce IS Reglstratlon for all classes as well not responSIble for keepIng track of or as counselllng WIll be conducted at the InvestIgatIng absenteeIsm, nor IS lt re Jr -Sr HIgh School In Rm 102 Sept 25 qUIred to traIn maIds, however, It WIll from 4 - 6 pm and from 7 - 9 pm and on assist the houseWIfe In every way POSSI Sept 26 from 7 - 10 pm ble All persons deSIrIng to take U of H 8 HouseWIves should not bId for the courses for credIt must be admltted to serVIces of qualIfIed help If arrange the U of H , however, It IS also POSSI ments are made for a maId to leave one ble to enroll In any of the classes as household and be hIred by another, the a "mature adult" upon permISSIon of the maId must be termInated by the one and Instructor As a "mature adult" admls hIred by the other, as set forth above Slon to U of H lS not requlred, nor FaIlure to do so may result In penalty can credIts be earned, however, the tUI to the maId by revocatIon of her badge tIon remaIns the same and denIal of access to KwaJaleln For further InformatIon call DorlS 9 The gIVIng of glfts to MIcrones Ians IS prohIbIted and may not be used Before comIng to KwaJaleln, Cappy retIred from the Army, Walll1f at 82760 ------as an Inducement for acceptIng employ haVIng served In Germany, Korea, VIet Nam, OkInawa, ThaI ment KMR RegulatIon 756-1 prOVIdes land and HawaII that gIfts may be gIven to MlcroneSlans He was In Germany from 1963-65 and saId, "I lIked It only durIng the ChrIstmas season and best of all There's a lot of places to see and the Send Your HourGlass Home only to a value not exceedIng $15 The people are frIendly " practIce of orderIng gIfts for Indi BeIng In transportatIon, Cappy got an extra opportunIty genous personnel through mall order to see tre CItIes and hIlls In the varIOUS countrIes channels where an APO address IS used In 1967 he was statIoned at Ft Buckner on OkInawa He Box Rent Due IS contrary to postal regulatIons and, noted, "It's very scenIC but the cab drIvers are lIke Quarterly rental charges on boxes therefore, not authorIzed Kamlkazl pIlots They pass on curves, so you have to must be pald In advance and are due on 10 HouseWIves should not permIt any be careful " or before Tuesday, September 30th Box one to VISIt domestIC help In theIr res rent window WIll accept quarterly (Oct Before that, he spent a year In VIet Nam, up north at Idence WIthout prIor approval ThIS IS CU-Chl He was at the 25th DIVISIon's Base Camp In a 1 - Dec 1) payments now through Tues , one measure suggested by SecurIty to combat zone He got shot at by snIpers but was never Sept 30 safeguard valuables and prevent theft 111 t If rental charges are not paId by of small Items from prIvate dwellIngs Because of hIS good record, Cappy earned two three-day date due, box IS reqUIred to be closed 11 The brIngIng of laundry to KwaJa 10 days thereafter and all mall placed passes to SaIgon whIle there He receIved combat rIbbons leln by Marshallese maIds IS prohlblted for hIS duty In VIet Nam and Korea ln General Dellvery He spent two tours In Korea, one durIng the conflIct In Indlvldual notlces WIll not be placed FM (Cont'd) 1951 Asked about the fIghtIng then, Cappy recalled, "It In boxes If you have any questlons was Just lIke the mOVIes They would blow bugles and concernlng the status of your payments, A Lot of Llvln' To Do, I've Got Your charge In great hordes " you may call at the Box Rental WIndow Number, LIttle by LIttle, Got That \lliere would he lIke to go next? for InformatIon Please dIsregard thIS MagIC, The Moment of Truth, That's "To the maInland, Just to see what It'S lIke I've nev notIce If your payment has already been My Style er been there " made DISCOTHEQUE -- Enoch Llght and His Cappy lIkes KwaJaleln and added, "It's Just lIke back Rental cost of Post OffIce boxes IS as Orchestra - 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Roger WIllIams - 7 57 pm Autumn al WIIllOW REFUNDS ARE MADE FOR UNUSED Can't Buy Me Love Leaves, Chlm Chlm Cher-ee, Mona LIsa, Cherry PInk and QUARTERS THE GREAT ARRIVAL - SergIO Mendes - Apple Blossom WhIte, The Whlffenpoof Song, MemorIes Are plano - 9 58 pm The Great ArrIV 'lade of ThIS, OJr Love, LollIpops and Roses, TICO, TICO, Yardmen al, Monday, Monday, Carnaval, Cancao Dh What It Seemed To Be, Someone to Watch Over Me, Papa, Yardmen may be obtaIned by callIng the do Amanhecer, Here's That RaIny Day, Won't \ou Dance WIth Me MIcroneSIan Admlnlstratlon OffIce at the Boranda, Nana, BonIta, MornIng, Don't PEGGY L1L - I~ LOVE AGAIN - 8 27 pm Lush & Lovely, I above numbers They are avaIlable for Go BreakIng My Heart, Trlsteza de Can't ~top Lovlng You, Unforgettable, Once, In Love AgaIn, grass cuttIng, yard cleanIng and grounds \mor, GIrl Talk I Got Lost In HIS Arms, Insensltlve, LIght and Lovely, care HIre IS on a prlvate baSIS between All Times LIsted Are ApprOXImate (Cont'd In col three) yardman and householdpr DInner mus~c from 6 30 - 7 30 om [ SatuMrday , September 20, 1969 HOURGLASS Hippi Squatt rs R taliat US Reports Haynsworth's Stock Purchase With Wat r-Fill d Plastic Balls Washlngton (UPI)--The Justlce Department sald today that Judge Clement ~ynsworth Jr In Battl of Piccadilly T day bought $16,000 worth of bowllng company stock two months before hlS court made publlC a rullng In the company's favor However, the department sald the rullng could not have London (UPI)--HlPPle squattprs occuPJ Increased the value of Haynsworth's stock, and there was no confllct of Interest In the Ing a manSIon near BuckIngham Palace purchase Asst Atty Gen Wllllam H RehnqUISt sald In a letter to the Justlce Depart opened the battle of Plccadllly today by ment the South Carollna Judge bought 1,000 shares of Brunswlck Corp stock at $16 a bounCIng water-fIlled plastlc balls off share Dec 20, 1967 RehnqUlst sald that W·d f H t P t· t S the heads of hecklers was one month after the Judges of the U S I OW 0 ear a len ays PolIce feared the confrontatIon could Court of Appeals In South CarolIna met to Husband Made R·ght M shIft from zany to ugly even before thp deClde a case Involvlng Brunswlck He sald I ove sherIff's men arrIve to eVIct the estlma Haynsworth dld not slgn the rullng untll Houston (UPI)--The wldow of the world's ted 400 squatters from thelr new-found Jan 3, 1968, and It was not made publlC un- only artlflclal heart transplant patlent home tll Feh 2, 1968 sald today her husband made the rlght decl- The squatters vowed yesterday to reslst "Whlle Judge Haynsworth acqulred the stock Slon to go through Wl th the operatlon and eVIctIon WIth as "much force or as lIttle before the deC1Slon In the case was announ- pralsed Dr Denton A Cooley, the man who force as necessary" after a judge over ced, none of the facts Indlcate that Infor- performed It ruled theIr arguments and granted the matlon obtalned In hearlng the case entered Shlrley Karp of Skokle, III , the wldow eVIctIon order Into the purchase," the letter sald of Haskell Karp, 47, pralsed Cooley for The hIppIes stockpIled the 60-room man The AFL-CIO, WhlCh IS opposlng Hayns- trylng to save her husband's Ilfe Karp SIon near London's exclUSIve MayfaIr dIS worth's appolntment, Immedlately Issued a Ilved 63 hours wlth the dacron and plastIc trIct WIth hundreds of rubber and plastlc statement condemnlng both Haynsworth and heart In hlS chest He Ilved another 31 toy balls the Justlce Department hours after It was replaced by a human The mood of the crowd changed from fes "The Department of Justlce statement re- heart Aprll 1 tIve to sullen WIth the arrIval of youths leased today by the Senate Judlclary Com- "A man wanted to lIve Who could deny who Identlfled themselves as people "who mlttee shows agaln that Atty Gen John N hIm hlS chance," saId the IllInoIs mother work for a lIvIng" They saId they were Mltchell and Sens James a Eastland and of three sons "A man wanted to help and ready to do what the polIce had not - Strom Thurmond are colludlng to whItewash he took hlS chance" throw the squatters out Judge Haynsworth Instead of conductIng a Mrs Karp's statement was prompted by A group of youths In the crowd attacked falr and open-mlnded lnqulry " crItIcIsm of Cooley by Dr Mlchael De- polIce WIth sawed off chalrlegs One was The questlon of the Brunswlck stock pur- Bakey, another heart surgeon and presldent taken Into custody chase was ralsed Wednesday by Sen BIrch of the Baylor College of Medlclne DeBakey A fIre broke out on the top floor of Bayh, (Dem -Ind ), who sald he would ques- crltlclzed Cooley for USIng the heart be- the four-story bUIldIng Long-haIred tlon Haynsworth about It when he returned fore It was proven relIable youths SIttIng on the WIndow ledges Jeered to testlfy Haynsworth has not been before "I could not help but be stIrred by the fIremen and saId they could handle It the commlttee Slnce then publlClty and confllct that perslsts re- themselves They dId, but allowed fIremen However, Haynsworth told the commlttee In gardlng my husband's surgery and the artl InSIde to Inspect the results hlS openlng statement when the hearlngs be- flclal heart," saId Mrs Karp, who was Then the fIrst fUSIllade of water-fIlled /tan that "I have dlsquallfled myself In all In Houston on bUSIness "Dr Cooley, In balls and eggs poured down Some of the cases In WhlCh I have had a stock Interest" my oplnlon, dld eVerythIng In hIS power, balls glanced off the heads and shoulders The case Involved a mortgage dIspute bet- uSlng hIS ablllty and whatever facllltles of onlookers, others bounced hIgh Into ween BrunSWIck and the owner of a bowlIng at hand, to save my husband's Ilfe " the aIr and set off souvenler scrambles alley Mrs Karp, who lIves WIth sons MIke, 22, PolIce reInforcements rushed to the Joe, 19, and MartIn, 11, In SkokIe, gave scene and there was a report one gIrl was Rally Explodes Into Fight Cooley complete support In hIS professIonal hospItalIzed WIth a cut head battle WIth DeBakey The squatters moved In Monday B tween Nazis, German Police "I've lost a husband, a part of my lIfe Essen, Germany (UPI)--An electlon rally What's left for me IS hIS courage, hIS of the extreme rlght wlng NatIonal Democra drIve, hlS convlctlons, hlS love," Mrs tlC Party, NPD, today exploded Into a bat Karp saId tle between NaZI demonstrators and polIce "A man If drownIng, grasps for a lIfe Workers and stUdents yelllng "Nazls out" preserver Does he examlne It for flaws \I~\cy's and "Sleg Hell" charged the speaker's plat No, he does not He WIll hang on to It form where NPD leader Adolf von Thadden for dear 11ft and pray that somethlng trIed to make hImself heard above the tumult better wlll show up " and clashed WIth about 1,000 polIce She sald her husband wanted desperately Dozens fought thelr way through polIce to Ilve She saId doctors were convlnced lInes and steel and barbed WIre barrIers he could not lIve wlthout a heart trans r One dragged von Thadden down the two steps plant Cooley sald he used the artlflclal of the POdlum before NPD sergeants-at-arms heart because no human donor was avallablp rushed up, freed theIr leader and beat the , assaIlant Laotian Troops Aid US Planes Then pollce cut loose wlth four truck VIentIane, Laos (UPI)--Laotlan govern mounted water-canons and cleared stubborn ment troops backed by U S warplanes kIl demonstrators from the rally square by led at least 1,400 North VIetnamese and threatenlng to take the muzzels off a dozen 11. CommunIst Pathet Lao forces In two sep polIce dogs arate operatlons In northeast and south Pollce reported several offlcers suffered central Laos two weeks ago, hIghly-placed InJurIes from flrecrackers thrown by the government sources sald today J demonstrators They sald SlX demonstrators The sources sald the government forces ~nd one NPD sergeant-at-arms were arrested also captured a number of Pathet Lao strong for reslstlng ClVll authorlty holds as well as huge quantltles of mlll There has been frequent VIolence at NPD tary supplles and equlpment, lncludlng I. ,allIes In the campaIgn for parlIamentary four Sovlet-made amphlbloUS tanks electlons Sept 28 They saId the North VIetnamese and Pathet Today's battle In the steel CIty of Essen, Lao troops are now reported pullIng back d lcftwlng stronghold, was one of the worst to the borders to regroup and possIbly minolta Antlclpatlng trouble, polIce ordered the launch a counteroffenslve AUTOPAK 500 'IPD to hold the rally on the frInge of down Royal LaotIan troops, comprlsed mostly town Instead of the John F Kennedy Square of specIal forces of trlbesmen and suppor Instant loading With drop In 126 frlm cartridges no thread rng no rewinding In the clty'S heart where It had been sched ted by U S alrpower, captured Pathet Lao • ASA 64 to 160 set automatICally by Inserhng folm cartridge uled strongholds In Khang Khay and the entlre • fully automatic electriC eye sets camera for normal or flash The VIolence erupted when von Thadden ar strateglc Plaln of Jars, 11 mlles north photography rlved In a black lImousIne wlth bulletproof east of Vlentlane, the sources sald • i flashcube stays on at all times fires automatically glass, sllpPlng to the platform down a lane They saId at least 1,000 Communlst only when needed • uses 4 shot flashcubfS automallcally rotates flashcube guarded by polIce and party sergeants-at- troops were kIlled, mostly by alr bombIng after each flash arms strlkes Government troops selzed 2,000 • use flash bright light warning signal In Viewfinder As soon as he reached the platform, the tons of ammunltlon and destroyed "dozens" • optical glass Rokkor 38mm f/2 8 lens demonstrators, estImated at 2,700 charged, of Russlan-made amphlbous tanks, they • Simplified zone fOCUSIng With Viewfinder close Up normal SWIngIng clubs and burnlng torches sald .and dIStant photography symbols von Thadden droned on through hIS 20 mln In South Central Laos, the sources sald AVOI/able In attractive gilt pack Including camera WrISt ute speech, Interrupted brIefly when the de government troops recaptured Muong Phlne -- strap and batteries monstrators dragged hlm from the podlum on the North VIetnamese supply lInes about But he could not be heard He looked pale 100 mlles east of Savannakhet Aperfect ChrIstmas gift and grIm but he made no references to the The sources saId at least 40 CommunIsts fIghtIng around hIm were kIlled and a hundred weapons captured Macy's price $20.00 As soon as he fInIshed hIS speech he hur They descrlbed CommunIst reslstance as rled the protected lane to hIS Ilmouslne "llght " U.S. prIce $54.90 and drove away The Laotlan government, meantlme, repor The last demonstrator holdouts YIelded to ted that more than 1,000 refugees have the water-cannon and dogs ImmedIately after been evacuated from the FIeld of Jars dur MONDAY ward Later most of the demonstrators re Ing the past two weeks grouped and staged a march In Essen Page 4 HOU. GlASS SPORTj Saturday, Sep~ember Maior League Round-up Sports Specia 5 ' The San FrancIsco GIants stayed ahead of the pack In ~~ 0 The NatIonal League San DIego Padres the NatIonal League's West DIVISIon last nIght by beat say they WIll operate a PaCIfIC Coast Ing the Los Angeles Dodgers, 5-1 Bobby Bonds drove In Fast Pitch Sch dul League franchIse In Salt Lake CIty next three of the runs WIth a double and hIS 31st homer of Sunday, Sept 21 season Salt Lake CIty dropped out of the season, whIle MIke McCormIck pItched a fIve-hItter Dally FIeld the PCL In 1965 and spent the past The loss dropped the Dodgers out of a tIe for second 12 00 Wenoca vs Sandbaggers three seasons In the rookIe PIoneer and put them one-and-one half games off the pace (Bolllan & ChIng) League OlympIa vs HawaII 50 The Atlanta Braves took sole possessIon of second 1 30 * * * place, and remaIned just one-half game behInd the GIants (ChIng & YamashIta) A baseball WhICh JIm Bouton threw as they clobbered the San DIego Padres, 12-3 Clete 3 00 ROI Namur vs Have Flath past CInCInnatI'S Tony Perez IS on l"S Boyer and GIl GarrIdo each drove In three runs for (YamashIta & Neale) way to the Hall of Fame The strIke Atlanta 5 00 VIkIngs vs Palm Terrace out was number 1,123 by the Houston The fourth-place CIncInnatI Reds fell three games off (Laborte & Neale) pItchIng staff thIS season ThIS the pace when they lost a 3-2 deCISIon to the Houston Brandon FIeld breaks a NatIonal League record of 1,122 Astros Houston won that game on a two-run homer In 12 00 HIgh School vs Eagles set by the Los Angeles Dodgers In 1960 the bottom of the nInth by pInch hItter KeIth Lampard, (Lauten & Talbert) Cross and tIed by CInCInnatI In 1964 a rookIe 1 30 Coconut Grove vs Southern (AntonIO & GouveIa) * * * In the NatIonal League's East DIVISIon The New York Women golfers are haVIng a tough bat- Weco Mets vs Kentron Mets lost one full game of theIr lead when they dropped 3 00 tle WIth par In a Ladles'Open tourna (Bolllan & Laborte) both ends of a tWI-nlght doubleheader to the PIttsburgh ment at Alamo, CalIfornIa Only two, S K F vs Kool Kats PIrates PIttsburgh won the opener, 8-2, WIth Matty 5 00 Kathy WhItworth and Marlene Bauer Hagge (AntonIO & GouveIa) Alou gettIng four hItS and drIVIng In three runs In were able to WblP par Both share the second game, Luke Walker pItched a sIx-hItter and Monday, Sept 22 the fIrst round lead WIth one-under par Dally FIeld the PIrates Non 8-0 WIllIe Stargell hIt a homer In 76s 5 15 HIgh School vs Kentron the nIghtcap, the fIrst off Mets pItchIng In 24 games * * * The second place Cubs SplIt an afternoon doubleheader (Kaahunul & Santos) A federal judge has gIven pro basket WIth the St LOUIS CardInals, the Cubs WInnIng the opener Brandon FIeld ball star RICk Barry permISSIon to prac 2-1 In ten InnIngs and lOSIng the second game, 7-2 5 15 Bldg & Grnds vs S K F tIce on hIS own whIle hIS current sta ChICagO now traIls the Mets by four games (Angel) tus IS beIng deCIded In court Barry The Montreal Expos beat the PhIladelphIa Phlllles tWIce, Tuesday, Sept 23 recently SIgned a contract WIth the San 10-6 and 3-1 Homers by Rusty Staub, Ron FaIrly and Dally FIeld FranCISCO WarrIors after hIS 1968 club, 5 15 Ebeye Islanders vs Rocky Rooters JIm Flarey made the dIfference In the opener, and Steve the Oakland Oaks of the ABA, was sold (YamashIta Talbert) Renko pItched a SIx-hItter In the second game & and moved to WashIngton, D C In the AmerIcan League last nIght The MInnesota Brandon FIeld & Grnds * * * TwIns reduced theIr magIC number for clInchIng the West 5 15 Sandbagg~rs vs Bldg After two rounds of the $70,000 Na- ern DIVISIon tItle to three by edgIng the Seattle PIlots, (ClIff & Neale) tIonal SenIors' Open golf tournament 24 2-1 MInnesota's Dave Boswell struck out 14 and posted Wednesday, Sept at Las Vegas, Tommy Bolt and Marty hIS 18th VICtOry of the season Dally FIeld Furgol remaIn tIed WIth IdentIcal The CalIfornIa Angels scored three runs In the nInth 5 15 Weco Mets vs Eagles rounds of 66 and 68, 134, eIght under (AntonIO & Laborte) InnIng, the WInnIng run on a thrOWIng error, and beat par the Oakland AthletICS, 7-6 Brandon FIeld One shot back IS Labron HarrIS at Cross The Boston Red Sox beat the DetrOIt TIgers and 23-game 5 15 Palm Terrace vs Southern (Lauten & Warren) 135 WInner Denny McLaIn, 3-1, on homers by ReggIe SmIth * * * and Carl Yastrzemskl Those homers boosted the Red Sox * * * * * * A fIeld of 12 horses are entered In total for the season to a club record of 187 Volleyball Schedule today's $75,000 added FuturIty Stakes Ed Herrmann hIt a two-run homer and Walt Wllllams drove at Belmont Park "RICh Castle" IS the Sunday, Sept 21 In three runs as the ChIcago WhIte Sox blanked the Kansas early favorIte 6 00 SpeCIal SerVIces vs Roadrunners CIty Royals, 7-0 6 30 50th State B vs Palm Terrace B * * * And the Eastern DIVISIon champIon BaltImore OrIoles Our bIrthday congratulatIons today Monday, Sept 22 downed the New York Yankees 4-2 WIth catcher Andy Etche- go to InfIelder Tom Tresh of baseball's 6 00 Unknowns B vs LDS B barren drIVIng In two runs WIth a SIngle DetrOIt TIgers Tresh IS 31 6 30 Unknowns B vs LDS A NBA, ABA War Grows Hotter Yesterday's Results * * * Palm Terrace A over LDS A Top Football Teams Win The war between the rIval NatIonal and AmerIcan Basket 11-12 13-12 13-7 ball ASSOCIatIons grows hotter by the day, WIth no cease Penn State, Southern CalIfornIa, Okla 50th State A over Unknowns B fIre In SIght The latest NBA star reportedly to con- homa, GeorgIa, MISSISSIPPI and MIS SIder SWItchIng leagues IS Emmet Bryant Bryant star- 15-9 15-7 sourl--ranked among the natIon's top SpeCIal SerVIces over Unknowns A red for the Boston Celtlcs In last AprIl's playoff agaInst ten collegIate football teams--have 10-15 13-J2 12-11 the Los Angeles Lakers opened theIr seasons WIth VIctorIes The General Manager of the ABA's Denver Rockets, Donald * * * * * * But Houston, also rated among the elIte, RIngsby, says Bryant contacted hIm yesterday Rlngsby Roi No Ka Oe Reminder suffered an upset saId he had worked out a baSIC agreement WIth Bryant by REMINDER -- All ROI No Ka Oe softball Those are among the hIghlIghts as the \ telephone Bryant has not yet SIgned hIS 1969-70 con players -- There WIll be a practIce 100th season of IntercollegIate foot tract WIth the Celtlcs, and Rlngsby sald.,"We are both thIS Sunday, Sept 21 at 10 30 am at ball began In earnest Here are the WIllIng to test the NBA cptlon clause by haVIng hIm play the LIttle League FIeld detaIls for Denver thIS season " * * * * * * Powerful Penn State, the number-three Bryant IS the second member of the Celtlcs who reported Sports Roundup team, broke loose for three touch downs In a three and one-half mInute ly contacted the Rockets about a pOSSIble SWItch In ChIll or no ChIll In the aIr, today's leagues EarlIer yesterday, Rlngsby saId he was contact span of the thIrd perIod and crushed the fIrst bIg Saturday of college foot Navy, 45-22 The 45 pOInts were the ed by JIm "Bad News" Barnes DetaIls of the alleged con ball versatIon were not released most Penn State had scored agaInst - Some of the headllners--Navy-Penn Navy In theIr 32-year-old rIvalry British Golfers Reclaim Ryder Cup Lead State Notre Dame-Northwestern MIChl- 0harlle Plttmann trIggered Penn State's gan State-WashIngton Kentucky-IndIana BrItIsh golfers have recaptured a narrow lead In the offense by scorIng the fIrst two touch Texas ChrIstIan-Purdue Nebraska-South- downs on runs of two and 58 yards race for the coveted Ryder Cup at Southport, England ern Cal and CalIfornIa-Texas After WInnIng fIve of the eIght mornIng matches, the Southern Cal, last year's West-Coast * * * Rose Bowl representatIve and ranked BrItons' lead stood at 13-11 The two natIons entered The Oakland AthletICS WIll fInIsh today's mornIng round tIed WIth eIght pOInts apIece fIfth thIS season, trImmed Nebraska, the season WIth a new manager Hank 31-21 funerlcan VIctorIes went to Dave HIll, who downed Peter Bauer was fIred last nIght and replaced Townsend 5 & 4, Lee TreVIno, WIth a 2 & 1 WIn over Peter The number-SIX team, Oklahoma, had an by coach John McNamara, who was gIven even eaSIer tlme--trounclng WIsconSIn, Alllss, and BIlly Casper, who squeaked to a one up VIC a contract through next season The tory over BrIan Barnes 48-21 AthletICS were In contentIon through Houston, ranked seventh, was humI BrItIsh trIumphs were recorded by ChrIsty O'Connor, who most of the year In the AmerIcan League's beat Frank Beard, 5 & 4, Nell Coles, WIth a one up deCI lIated by FlorIda, 59-34 The Gators West DIVISIon, but recently went Into a were led by sensatIonal sophomore SIon over Tommy Aaron, Tony JacklIn who beat Jack NIck slump and fell back laus 4 & 3, MaurIce Bembrldge, who edged Ken StIll one quarterback John Reaves He set a In nIne years owner Charles FInley of school record by completIng 18 of 30 up, and Peter Butler, who won hIS match from Ray Floyd the A's has hIred and fIred 11 managers one up passes for 342 yards and equalled a The tournament concludes WIth play thIS afternoon * * * Southeastern Conference mark by heav The UnIted States took a 2-0 lead In Ing fIve touchdown strIkes Royals Seek OK for Cousy to Play Dans Cup play at Cleveland, OhIO, but Another Sophomore, Carlos Alvarez, the atmosphere of sportsmanshIp and The CInCInnatI Royals of the NatIonal BasKetball Assocla-brotherhood normally prevalant In the also set a FlorIda record by gaInIng tlon have asked NBA commISSIoner Walter Kennedy to take tournament was consplcouusly absent 182 yards on SIX receptIons Alvarez actIon whIch would allow the Royals new coach, Bob Cousy, AmerIca's number one player, Arthur and a thIrd Soph, Tommy Durrance, each caught two TD aerIals And Durrance to become an actIve player The request came last nIght Ashe, defeated RomanIa's Ille Nastase after the Boston Celtlcs turned down a deal In whIch they yesterday, whIle Stan SmIth bested Ion also scored on a sIx-yard run Elmo WrIght caught three touchdown passes would have transfered theIr plaYIng rIghts to Cousy to Tlrlac The latter match was marred by for Houston CIncInnatI a flstflght at courtslde and Tlrlac's GeorgIa, rated eIghth, blasted Tu charges of ImproprIety hurled at tourna lane, 35-0 TenniS Tournament Schedule ment offICIals NInth-ranked MISSISSIPpI trounced AmerIcan team captaIn Donald Dell and MemphIS State, 28-3 Sunday, Sept 21 referee PhIlIppe Chatrler of ParIS de And number-ten MIssourI edged the 8 00 arr D Perhan-WInn(~r (KIna-Hynek) nounced Tlrlac Both accused the Ro AIr Force, 19-17 J Schaefer-T Wong manIan of questIonIng close calls for MeanwhIle, Notre Dame opened ItS 9 30 am Moore-Conroy the purpose of confusIng the offIcIals season WIth an ImpreSSIve 35-10 VIC WInner (Kalahlkl-Haslach)-Wlnner (Dolan-Baker) They saId there had been slmlliar per tory over Northwestern BIll Barz, 11 00 am Utz-Wlnner (Slador-Corey) Open formances by hIm In prevIous tourna- an unexpected starter, capped a three 2 00 pm Open Open ments touchdown Notre Dame outburst In the 3 30 pm Open Open In today's actIon, SmIth and Bobby 5 00 pm Foster-Ablnosa Open last perIod by catchIng one touch Lutz playa doubles match WIth Tlrlac down pass and scorIng another and Nastase Saturd~y, September 20, 1969 HOURGLASS Page 5
~ ______~M~on~2~2 ____~T~u~es~2~3 ____~W~e~d~2~4 ______Th==u~rs~25~ ___F~r~i~2~6~ ____~s~a~t~2~7 ____~su~n~28~ ____ 1 Church BuUefin HURCH OF CHRIST I' I l-v.r2 30 BOWLING ALLEY 0930-2330 093°-23.30 0930- 233° 093') ~ J~ Services will be held this Lord's , Day in Rooms 20 and 21 of the George 093( 8 DEPENDENTS POOL 0- 18 093°-1 83° 093°- 183° -18' °93°-1 3° Seitz School Worship Service at 9 093 3° 19OV-d 1»0-2100 1900-~ 100· •900-2100· I 900-2 10v • am Bible Study at 10 am For 2 I Ob00-23OO BACHELORS POOL I -:,COO-2300 0600-2300 0600-2300 0600- 3°0 further information call 82367 or , 82622 MARINA 12()( -,900 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 °730-190° °73°-1900 LATTER DAY SAINTS HOBBY SHOP 1230-1730 123°-173° Ic30-173v 1230-1730 123°-173° 1230-1730 Serv1ces are held in the Fine Arts 183°-213° 183°-213° 183°-2130 18~0-2130 1330-2 ]J 183°-2130 Building Priesthood meeting is at 0500-2200 1300 2200 8 30 am Sunday School and Sacrament LIBRARY 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900- 2200 0900-2200 meet~ng IS at 9 45 am 1 0 1 0830-1 no 083°-173° 0830- J 130 GEAR LOCKER 0830-1730 0830- 73 0830- 73° 083°-173° 14 EPISCOPAL SERVICES 1200- 3° Even1ng prayer and sermon are held 1200-1900 1200-1900 PHOTO LAB 1800-2100 1800-2100 1800-2100 1800-2100 every Sunday evening 1n the Chapel 0 06 beg~nning at 6 pm Everyone is TENNIS COURTS 063°-2330 0630-2330 0630-233° 06 3°-233° 063 -?330 063°-233° 3°-233° cordlally invited to attend these serVIces GOLF SHACK 163°-193° 163°-1930 163°-193° 163°-193° 163°-193° °73°-193° 18 1 8 CATHOLIC EMeN BEACH LIFE 153°-1 830 153°-183° 153°-183° 153°-183° 1)3°- 3° 1.,93°- 83° 093°-1 3° SerVIces are at 7 and 9 15 am in GUARD ON DlfTY the Memorial Chapel and at 11 20 am on 1530-1800 '530-180o 1530-1800 1530- 1800 11°0-163° R01 Namur Dally Mass 1S at 4 45 pm TEEN CLUB 153°-1800 ~n the Blessed Sacrament Chapel, Mon 1900-2130 190~ '300 ?030-2330 day through Saturday Confessions be PISTOL RANGE ------1700-1800 ------i =-=:::::= I ~j,g:: ~gg fore weekday Masses and Saturday from TRAP RANGE v<:::-::~-~vr") ------17°°-1800 I ------_ __ 4 to 4 45 pm and from 7 30 to 8 30 pm ilADIU T S"'J~r, '14 * ** /Vext Week's )lovies *** EV~G~~~!~~~lH~~~ShiP sernce IS held ~------~------~~~------~------~------~-----'------~------'r------i In the Memorlal Chapel each Sunday evening beglnnlng at 7 pm There RICHARDSON SUBMARINE BIG CAPT 100 RIFLES COUNT YOUR UNFORGIVEN MY SIDE OF wll1 be a song and testlmony service, THEATER X BOUNCE NEWMAN BLESSINGS THE MOUNTAIN closlng wlth a sermon 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 PROTESTANT OCEAN VIEW UNFORGIVEN 100 RIFLES BIG COUNT YOUR SUBMARINE MY SIDE OF CAPT Sunday Morning Worshlp Services will THEATER BOUNCE BLESSINGS X THE MOUNTAIN NEWMAN be held at 8 10 and 11 am in the Is 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 land Memorial Chapel Rev Elden M Buck will preach the sermon entltled "The Art of Christian Liv~ng" based YOKWE YUK BIG COUNT YOUR MY SIDE OF SUBMARINE UNFORGIVEN CAPT 100 RIFLES on Romans 12 THEATER BOUNCE BLESSINGS THE MOUNTAIN X NEWMAN 7 & 9 7 & 9 7 & 9 7 & 9 10 7 & 9 10 7 & 9 15 7 & 9 The Toastmistress "Children's Pro gram" Workshop will be held Monday, Sept 22, at 8 pm In the Taro Room IVEY HALL 100 RIFLES CAPT COUNT YOUR BIG MY SIDE OF SUBMARINE UNFORGIVEN of the Yokwe Yuk Bring any costume THEATER NEWMAN BLESSINGS BOUNCE THE MOUNTAIN X ideas and materials 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 45 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 40 6 30 & 8 40 Nursery facillties are ava1lable at the Island Day Nursery during Sun day School and the 11 am worship ser MY SIDE OF SUBMARINE UNFORGIVEN CAPT 100 AIFLES BIG COUNT YOUR TRADEWINDS vice The Nursery is open from 9 15 THEATER THE MOUNTAIN X NEWMAN BOUNCE BLESSINGS am to 12 20 am 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Sunday School classes for all ages are held at the George Se~tz School at 9 30 am Adults are present to MECK ISLAND PANIC IN THE MAIN BEST OF THE HOUSE OF I LIKE SERGEANTS ass~st newcomers In fInding their STREETS ATTRACTION ENEMIES HUNTERS CARDS MONEY THREE THEATER classrooms Sunday School on Roi 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Namur IS at 9 am 1n the Commun1ty THE UNFORGIVEN AT CAPT NEWMAN AT Building Western 125 Min Color-WS Comedy-Drama 132 Min Color-WS The Sunday EvenIng Worsh1p SerYlce Burt Lancaster, Audrey Hepburn Gregory Peck, Tony Curtis on Roi Namur w11l be held at 7 pm In Pic 01 ~lteWeek Rac1al preJudlce and revenge In the Adapted from a best sel11ng novel the Communlty BUlld1ng and w1ll be led vast Texas Panhandle in 1860 The with Gregory Peck as Capt Newman, by Rev Elden M Buck THE BIG BOUNCE A cattle ranching Zacharys, mother, adopt head of neuro-psychiatry at an Army Drama 109 Min Color-WS ed daughter and three sons are ruled Air Force base In the Southwest Those interested In holdlng Chrlstian Ryan O'Neal, Leigh-Taylor Young by the eldest brother (Lancaster) Out Things at the hosp1tal are rollIng Science serV1ces please contact Mrs Screenplay begins much llke other of the Texas desert comes a ghostly along fa1rly smooth until Tony Hinnant at 82729 Warner Bros. productions of the Danahue half mad rlder with the rumor that the Curtls, the untra1ned orderly,ar ~tevens type in WhlCh behavior and beloved adopted daughter is a K~owa r~ves One of the sub-plots revolves Circle Notes language were restricted by the moral The super10r cast fashions l~ving, around Bobby Darin, a combat fatigued PROTESTANT WOMEN CIRCLES and productlon code of the time But sinewy front1er folk of uncommon bomber gunner Peck spends most of Anna Dederer Circle Wl11 meet at In 1969 under a new code, new language stature the time trY1ng to dust the cobwebs E11nor Scull's home, 227-A, Sept 23 and scenes may be added However, wlth (ReI 1960) from Dar~n's long gone mind And at 9 am Alice Buck will be telling the Motl0n Picture Assoclation stamp the other portIon of his time is about her translation of the B1ble of "R", comparable to the local rat SUBMARINE X-I ATC devoted to long-legged Angie Dlckln Keta Lokbo] Circle Wl11 meet at Helen Ing of "A" Story concerns young Neal War Drama 125 Min Color son, a hospltal nurse Matson's home, 222-B, Sept 23, at 9 meeting and falling in love with Miss James Caan (ReI 1963) am to see slIdes of the trIp to Rong Young only to find she is mentally dis James Caan has recently lost h1s sub- Rong turbed Eventually her calmness marIne In battle and is now assIgned You are Invlted to see your favor- Charlotte Evans Circle W1l1 meet Sept erupts into screaming fits and murder the task of tralning crews for top- ite, my favorlte, everybody's favor1te at Edna Hammel's home, 460-A Rev Van Heflin 1S featured also, along with secret midget subs The commander IS ROAD SHOW , Buck w1l1 show slIdes of Kusa~e Robert Webber and Lee Grant disliked by the men, and his relent- Plan to see the one and only -- and Florence Sasser CIrcle WIll meet at (ReI 1969) less pressure at their isolated, north- the last presentatl0n of the MOTHER Betty Yamashita's home, 444-B, at 7 30 ern Scotland train1ng post adds to MYRA ROADSHOW pm Irene Schlenker WIll be tel11ng 100 RIFLES AT their resentment For an even1ng of fun, sln1ng, danc- of her escape as a teenager with her Western 117 Mln Color (ReI 1969) lng, comedy, you can't beat the pr1ce' fam11y from East Germany to West Ger JIm Brown, Raquel Welch Plan to see th~s great show at many For Informatl0n call Shirley In MeXIcan Sonora, at the turn of COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS AT The Crossroads - Sat Sept 27-8 pm Johnson at 82648 the century, the Yaqui Ind1ans are Romantic Drama 109 M1n Color The Yokwe Yuk - Sun Sept 28 -8 pm fIghtlng for theIr lIves against a Deborah Kerr, Rossano 8razz1 The Jackaroo - Mon Sept 29 - 7 30 coalltion of the Mexican army and the Rossano Brazz~ meets hIS war-t1me pm Kol Nldre SerVIces WIll be held 1n encroachIng American ral1roads A glrlfrlend aga1n n~ne years after the Due to lack of seatlng accommodat10ns, Room 3 of the Flne Arts BUIlding, Sun strange tr10 that ultimately assumes war They soon dIscover several thIngs ~t 1S regretted that chIldren cannot day, September 21st at 7 30 pm leadersh1p of the revolt enters the standIng In the1r way of re-capturIng be ~nv1ted to any of the above shows, Yom K~ppur Serv~ces w111 be held Monday, struggle Burt Reynolds, a tough half that flrst f1ne careless rapture Ibut all you bachelors, Mums, Dads September 22 at 10 am in the Commun1ty breed YaqUI wanted for robbery 1n (ReI 1964) I PLEASE COME Center All those who WIsh to partIci- Arizona, JIm Brown, the AmerIcan pate are welcome For further 1n Sher1ff track1ng down Reynolds and MY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN ATC formation call Judy Kessler at 82577 or lusty Raquel Welch, a fIercely dedIcat Adventure-Drama 107 'l1n Color-WS Dr R C Sample, Orthodontist, is Merna Morse at 83632 ed Yaqu1 rebel Violence begts more Theodore B1kel, Ted Eccles scheduled to v1sit KMR from Sept 19- VIolence, torture and kil11ng as the Nature co-stars WIth the boy hero In 23 to conduct another of his periodic I ophthalmologist and the Optlcian three forge the1r way through bloody th1s refreshIng tale about a young cl~nlcs For the benef1t of new resi- The dents It 1S explaIned that Dr Sample wl11 be arriVIng on KwaJale1n to con- attacks and counter attacks to Ind1an disc1ple of Thoreau Th1rteen-year- duct eye exam1nations from Tuesday, old Sam suns away from his comfortable vlsits KMR regularly to prov1de sus- headquarters to de11ver 100 rIfles Sept 23 - Fr1day, Sept 26 Residents (ReI 1969) Toronto home Bando, a wander1ng folk- talne d ort h 0 d ont1c programs f or KMR A t t b i are reminded that no opt1cal fac11it1es s1nge~ stumbles on Sam's camp SIte and c h 1 1 dren ppo1n men s are e ng ~ k are ava1lable on the island except at IVEY HALL MATINEE spends several weeks with hlm, teachingJta en by the Dental ClInic, Telephone 82165 this time "JOHNNY TREMAIN" Hal Stalmaster hlm secrets of the w~ld Then an al- Examlnatl0ns will be held at Tr stars In a revolut10nary war story most fatal accldent occurs, and Sam Square Danc~ng every Sunday at the 713 For an appOIntment or further Runn1ng tlme -- 80 Mlnutes learns that frIendsh1p is as valuable I CommunIty Center Beg1nner's Classes information, please call 82150 as solitude start at 7 pm Workshop and regular Beginning Tuesday, September 23, all Sports H1-Llghts of 1963 are featured (ReI 1969) club danc1ng starts at 9 pm For in appointments should be made by calling I wlth "SUBMARINE X-I" l formation call 82545 or 82288 83641 j HOURGLASS Saturday, September 20,1969 Auto Driving Teaching Goes "Wholesale" ICRO.s:sWORD By Eugene Sheffer I HORIZONTAL 46 Male sheep 58 DIscharge 10 English 1 Ihad 50 Entire VERTICAL nver {or one amount 1 Epochs 11 Lease 5 Agreement 51 AncIent 2 Pallid 20 Ylndof 9 Distant Irish capItal 3 Middle thermo 12 Scarce 52 Mine Eastern meter 13 On the entrance country 22 Notemscale ocean 53 FIsh eggs '" Measureof 24 Pronoun 14 SalutatIOn 54 Tmy particle length 25 Obese 15 -- 55 Woman of 5 Separated 26- KIng tItle 6 Continent Grande 16 FrUit skm 56 King 7 Core 27 Fuss 17 Pro scorn 57 Wrttmg 8 Little child 29 Lair panton utensils 9 Confront 30 Wapiti 18 DIspatched 31 Beam 19 Make lace Answer to vesterday s puzzle 35 --Cld 20 Penny SH A. MA RK F 0 AL 36 Expand 37 Vapors 21 Wrath TO AG 10 UCE 23 Female N. .L 38 Los AS TO UN OS TTO sheep .0 Angeles E T L E SA p • 25 Bordered BE •• (abbr) 28 Dehver • H EW .U NS UNG 41 Salmon 32 ASSistant ••PO SE O. ST V. ROE 42 MediCinal 33 Tissue AV E R .B AH ATE plant NO RECONCILIATION-TIm 34 Blew GE T. RU G. SA L E S 43 Holm oak teen year, aftel her hu,band 37 Stealthy EN SU E S .5 .""ET 45 Press Thoma, H A Lew" 65 left 39 Hebrew • K IT .A VE •••RSE 47 FIrst maIl her actress Loretta Young prtest ••OA TA .L IB ER ACE 48 OperatIc 40 Label Ie E 5 TO N. TAL herome I top I ~6 "a' granted a dl .E. And away we gol These auto driVIng students learn lessons In mob. Ie classroom 41 Couple GE NE OT S. ERS 49 Pnnters \ Orce m Los Angeles He 44 Preva., .0 mark .. By JAMES NEVIN MILLER feature a qUIck change mechan cate 51 Faucet \"" ordered to pay $1 a year A,..r.,e tilDe of ••I.tI.. II .laate. Celltral Press Assoctatwn Correspondent Ism converts the car from auto token a I I m 0 n y S how n LEXINGTON Mass -A revolutIOnary kmd of auto-driVIng matlc shIft to manual shift il,merJ m a 1947 photo thev system deSIgned to help a smgle teacher tram a roomfull of 16 complete WIth clutch \\ 'ore marned 29 years and to 32 students at one time eIther m a traller or m an inSide Among the novel operatmg in classroom IS bemg tested nationWlde Wlth the purpose of tram struments on the dashboard mg embryo drivers reaitstlcally qUIckly and Wlthout risk panel IS a fuel gauge that causes Developed here the system IS already bemg used for trammg the car to stall and stop If the stUdent drivers m 600 hIgh schools and colleges In 38 states student allows It to regtster The system features a SImulated car whose only wheel is the empty before he flils the steenng wheel eqUIpped With the same Instruments and controls tank WIth a specIal button found on real cars Under the hood is an electroruc engtne with mtegrated CIrCUIts connected to a computer SIxteen fIlms and accompany Under the new system a group of 16 or 32 of the SImulated mg teacher s gUIdes have been cars IS assembled m a traIler ,.------prepared for use WIth the new or classroom With a WIde screen each car and matches the ac system The fIlms contam a set up m the front of the room tlon agamst a standard m the carefully progranuned senes of VVhen the students have taken computer \¥hen an elTor IS sItuatIOns selected and fIlmed to their seats m theIr cars fas commItted the computer SIgnals develop judgment and bUIld tened theIr seat belts and the student The computer s ad proper drlvmg attitude on the turned the keys to start their vIce appears on a itghted gUld part of student dnvers engmes a fIlm IS prOjected ance panel Just above the dash onto the screen board ThIrteen messages can ADVANCED fIlms prepare FIlmed through the wmd be shown tncludmg such re the stUdent for handling emer shIeld of a specially eqUIpped mmders as steer left SIgnal gency crIses and for drlvmg In camera car the motIOn picture left straIghten w h eel s bad weather The fIlms prOVIde shows the road ahead from the change gears brake less opportunttles to experIence these driver s posltton and new to speed up slow down' and extreme and dangerous sltua such trammg SImulators the stop ttons m complete safety They movie even shows the view m enable students to 'drtve m the rear and Side vIew mirrors IN THE REAR of the room ram fog or snow when such The student drtves In re condttlons may not present CRYPl'OQUIPS the teacher s console enables hIm sponse to the changtng road to follow the mdtVldual respons themselves locally XTYSSR CXITYSRSUMXLX XSFZ condl tlons and the traffic on the es of up to 32 students m the SImulators are rapidly m streets and highways seen m classroom to netermlne where creasmg m acceptance as a pre LMFZX UZL LSS XFDRR CDI the Wlde screen color fIlm specIal mstructtons may be nec reqUIsIte to behmd the wheel Yesterday" Cryptoqulp TOUGH YOUNG NEIGHBOR BOY essary In addItion the computer drtver tralnlRg About one 111 13 BREAK TIME - Sgt Elton L SOMETIMES OBEYS MOTHER IN ADDITION to a sound collects ImmedIate reports of schools now offenng dnver Wall AmerIcal DIvIsion keeps track of the actual street and the acttons both right and traIRmg courses already use a wary lookout as he takes a highway sounds accompanymg wrong of the students and SImulators and theIr use IS break m doorway of a deserted the actIOn shown the fIlm car prtnts them through the proces citmbtng rapIdly house on Batangan Pemnsula rles an maudlble bmary code sor for gradmg and evaluatIOn Accordtng to the Insurance durmg Operahon Russell Bea~h SIgnal that tndexes all the prop As many as 16 of the Drlvo Institute for HIghway Saiety er drlvmg responses matchmg tramer cars can be packed neat th.. use of Simulators m drtver the actIOns of the fIlm ly tn specIal traIlers whIch education has grown fIve times Should a student vary from serve as mobtle classrooms One as fast as driver education as a good drlvmg procedures the bIg advantage of the new cars whole m recent years Stmula Four-Wheeled Antiques-Ancient Autos computer Immediately tetls hIm IS that they take up 25 per cent tlon whIch can be substttuted what actton he should be takmg less floor space than former for up to one half of on the In addltton the computer scores SImulators By MIKE REMAS ... - road ttme m 48 states permIts the student s perfonnance for The new system mcludes a schools to offer more opporturu "/1"( 1/ E'PCClII/ly for eCl/lra/ - the mstructors specIally geared steering system ties for trammg more students P,! ...... (Iliff Til, ... N, H 'I/w}Jcr The com put e r constantly deSigned to gtve the steenng WIt h 0 u t mcreasmg teachmg \It ,,~t \IS OF ALL TYPES scans the electromc memory of wheel an authentic feel Another staff or automobIles lit 1\ llllhie lLI"O~!::, the l'1nct hut (JIlC t\pe v..hlCh I'; gto\\lng mOl (. '-,lgnlflc tnt m thb d'lY of Ill! )(.1pl n motol m~ 1'-, the \ Int'1ge lit rnll..,eunl You don t h'l\e to CONTRACT BRIDGE tll\p1 \en fll the,e dl~S be fOI (' (Ollllng lei O~~ '1 ~Ign of By B Jay Becker ..... llnH .... 01 t 01 'lnother '1d\ el tiS Int"'o til It In lntlque ClJ museum (Top Record Holder In Masten' IndiVIdual ChampIonshIp Play) h th~ 1I C( n ..... er \ ltn e e~tlIll tte~ ue South dealer There was very little hope for Both sides vulnerable th It ""0 III e 100 ~llch n1l1SeUnl~ a twelfth tIick unless he could gain one in hearts - by either ItL It1 p\.htence feltunng anI) :l\ORTH dropping the queen or arrang l/"'ll d 11ItO .... or engInes bodle~ .K5 p lIt..., Ind Oll\lng lC(C .... ,SOrICS Ing an endplay-so South pro .Ja2 ceeded to play along these lines Still uthel' offci hcense pllte" +KQ732 dll\ L I .... ile('n"('~ L 11 photo:::> lnd ",AK6 He led a low diamond at trick three and finessed the ten then JII .... t tlhHit lll\ thing ('he Inl WEST EAST .10874 .QJ3 cashed the ace of dlamomls '8lld '~In Ihle If It, connected ,"th ThIS 15 a Stanley Steamer-which saw service .n the early 1900. .10754 .Q86 A K of clubs East had to dis tilL lIllomobile lnd It .... hlstOIY card on the last club and as he \[, ,t uf the c \l" \Oll II ~ee m mllsellnh beclu e of the high Model T and Model A rord IS + +J9865 ",85 could not spare a diamond he the .... !. 1ll1l .... f>lllll<... h 1\E' been re \ ell Ic...,torltlOn C()~ts and the I rcpl2sented WIth 115 Fords In >\RC WClDI"IC - A ~eat>~e"'109742 SOUTH had to choose between a spade tOl ed In the nlll,eUnh st'lff I dlfflcult~ In lCqUlI mg leplace all cClvermg ItS evolutIOn be from ~(,H 121 repaIrs a con • A962 or a heart (mpl!)\e'-, OL .... pltp the <..,tolle<... I nlent p'1rt'> I glnmng \\lth a Modpl A from ~rete rem forced bridge pllmg 'amaged by the VIet Cong .AK9 He realized that declarer had \ ,," ,t,11 he II Ibollt little old I Pel hlp., the thlee most pop 11903 Others arc the 1907 Model the A K of hearts for without 1 Hilt;> ..... 1Il tennl ...... ne lkel:::' \\ho lui'll tnUquE' e'1r museums In 35 Thoma~ Flyer 50 Frankllns +AI04 ",QJ3 them he could not have had a Ih-Iel dl"\p mOle th In 10 mile, I the n ltlon lle Hallah, Alita and 14 Duse,burgs ~ ~ normal notrump bid (16 to 18 The bidding fl011l h(1I111 The (' u .... \\E'le lC mobile CollectIOn at Reno the I II< t" '" points) So rather than hand ,!llIled PIIIllIII" flum Pll\ lte I FOld \ll1~eum m DellbOin alit LIKE the Smlthsoman the _~. South Weet North Ell8t South his twelfth trick In ({)!Ielt( 1-., \\ho thenl .... e!\e .... nun1 Side Detiolt 'lnd '1t the SmIth I Ford Museum contains an ex 1)_. 1 NT Pass Ii 3 + Pass hearts East discarded a spade bel Ib,,"t ,0000 lnd \\ ho I e ,om In In"tttutlOn In \', Rshmg hlblt that mcludes more than 4 + Pass 6NT hoping that VVest had the ten qOI e 01 pI e<"'PI \ (' old lutOS 10;., I ttln I Ju<.,t dutomoblles "'" hlle It has Opening lead-ten of clubs of spades I lwbbl 01 to ,ell to '\l mu The Smlth,oman " the ,mll! I hundreds of autos that show the VVhen you run mto unexpect Declarer thereupon cashed el of the three but It containS hIstory of the g"" buggy It also ed dIffIculties during the play the king of diamonds and A-K 1ll1n\ Items not fOllnd In the depict" the development of auto due to bad dIstribution It Is of spades ending In dummy V~ l{\ Ff \\ ot the 1I1tlqlle othel~ IncludIng one of the na I bodies engmes parts acces only natural to try to find a By now everyone was down ( II" 11 (' the flnhhed pI 'ldIlCt.;; han ~ ftl ,t c \I s- a DUI yea sane, dnd so on way of overcoming them to four cards Dummy had tlllllt d nut b\ the (' 1I In Inuf 1C The H Hatlo's They'll Do It Every TIme ill MAO MAY BE ILL-Quotmg umdentIfled arnvals from CommunIst Chma a Hong Kong newspaper Said Chair man Mao Tse tung (above) "I know, Prmcess, I know He's been ImpossIble ever smce IS ,erlOusly III m Pekmg , he graduated from ObedIence Tech" _ I WISHING WELLd.1 Registered U S Patent Office 2 8 5 6 8 3 2 I) 6 7 3 2 p H F P A I 0 E A" R B I P A e 3 2 6 8 3 2 4: 5 6 7 3 2 P R I N 0 T L E G G R A "0 a 7 3 8 3 2 5 6 7 3 2 I) n N T E U C v" P S 0 N H "E A 5 7 3 2 5 6 7 3 2 5 3 u R R I E "S E A E T S U" F Y t 8 3 2 5 6 7 3 2 I) 8 6 R C 0 R" 0 L R 0 0 P" R D A s 3 2 5 6 7 3 2 5 8 7 8 ,HAT" 6UV L..OOK5 M T R T R U E H I R R M E GOIN& 1"0 " " 1'f'S 6~ A .. 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Page 8 HOURGLASS Saturday, Sept~~ber 20~ 1969. ~ ------~====------~ Dance to the music of the "Nautical £MON LODGE 11179 F&AM will hold a Range Operation Hawaiians" tonl.ght at the Yok- spec1al meeting on Tuesday, Sept fOR SALE CLASSIFIED A Lokl.-uart Meteorological rocket Boy's 20" Stn_ngray, $8, 26" woman's we Yuk Club A buffet dl.nner wl.ll be 23, at 7 30 pm All Master Masons are served from 8 30 - 10 30 pm Dancing cordially invl.ted launch operation 1s scheduled for bl.cycle, $8, man's 26" bl.cycle, $8 is from 8 30 - m1dnight Monday, Sept 22 In connection with rail 84532 The menu includes this operation a hazard area will exist Ladies Duplicate Brl.dge meets every l.n the ocean area whl.ch is west of Monday afternoon at 12 30 at the YY New, never used, 72 cu ft , J-valve Kwajalein Island and south of Carlson Assorted Relish Tray Club No duplicate bridge experience SCUBA tank w1th three plus years of Island between the azimuths of 225 New York Steak W/French Fr1es is necessary Call Kiala Rel.ch at hydro, $50 Call 82373 degrees true and 275 degrees true and OR 82656 for further informatl.on Vlrginl.a Baked Ham W/Raisin out from Kwajalein for a dl.stance of Shelnwold's "F1ve weeks to w1nning 30 nautical miles as shown in the dia Sauce TOYLAND HOURS Bndge" (pocketbook), 75¢ Call 82759 gram below Stuffed Baked Orange Sweet Friday 3 pm 6 pm Potato Saturday 9 30 am 1 pm Pl.Cnlc-type 1ce chest, $4, rubber raft, Sauteed Mushrooms and Peas $4 50, two pa1r short-shorts (ladle~), Wedge of Lettuce & Tomato Sept 26 marks the end of the fl.rst brand new, Slze 14, $3 50, Christmas with Melba toast gradlng perl0d at the George Sel.tz electr1c f1replace/ch1mney, $4, two Choice of Dressing Elementary School The report to par knH shells Wl th matcll1ng sk1rt length, Beverage ents will take the form of Parent one medlum, one large, ln plastlc Hot Dinner Rolls Teacher conferences The conferences folder (ldeal Chr1stmas glft), $2 75 are to ~ake place on Sept 26 Child each Call after 5 pm or after 1 pm Any boy 14 or older is invlted to a ren do not attend school on that date Sunday 82417 meeting September 23rd at 7 30 pm to Teachers are now send1ng home l.nvita introduce the new Explorer Program t10ns and arrang1ng the times of each Hodel 3000A Sansui 130 watt ampllher Short presentations on thl.S year's ind1v1dual conference Some confer wlth walnut cabinet Less than one activities wl.ll be made, among these ences wl11 be held pr10r to Sept 26 l.n year old and 1n excellent conditlon, are radio controlled models, woodwork the evenl.ng or Just after school whl.le $160 Call 82815 ing lncluding aquarlum build1ng, elec others may not be held untll the Satur tronic experl.menting, camplng and back day follow1ng or even durl.ng the next Sony model 660 tape recorder, Kenwood country stompl.ng plus social actl.v1ties week If the suggested tl.me 1S not model T~-140K stereo amplifler Best sat1sfactory, parents are requested to tours and guest speakers Meet in Rm offer Call Dlck at 83119 after 1800 18 of the George Seitz School call 83601 after 3 pm and arange a more sat1sfactory t1me )5 gallon aquarlum, dlmenS10ns 40"x24"x All personnel and craft must stay Dr Widner, a speclalist in dlagnosis THE COMMUNITY BAND will meet L8", stalnless steel reflectl0n lamp, out of the above hazard area between and treatment of disorders of the feet, Monday night at 7 30 l.n the F1ne ,11ent Glant Pump, 3-way a1r valve, the hours of 1245 and 1530 Monday, Sept wl.ll be on lsland begl.nning September Arts Bldg lydrometer, large alumlnum and nylon 22 27 (Saturday) and wlll remaln through lsh catchlng net, good supply of flsh Wednesday, October 1st Anyone des1r ood ~atural method successfully used l.ng an app0l.ntment wl.th Dr Wel.dner, In thlS tank for over a year Owner please call the hospl.tal at 82160 or Leavlng 1sland Call 81304 from 0730 83476 Sunday a 1630 and 82358 after, or see to Ippreclate at 477-8 All for $75 The SCUBA Club d1ve for Sunday, ~ew Mamlya Press Standard C-23 camera Sept 21, wlll be Movi es If lnterested call 82674 a late dlve to the ocean sl.de of En RICHARDSON------BEST OF ENEMIES------7 30 Seven-foot artlfical C~r1stmas tree, nylabegan The boat w1ll leave the OCEAN VIEW------I LIKE MONEY------7 30 & 12 30 chlldren's foldlng table and 4 chairs, dock at 11 30 am Dlvemasters wl.ll be blackboard, children's wooden table, YOKWE YUK------SERGEANTS THREE------7 & 9 05 P Monson and R Slagel Guests are IVEY HALL------HOUSE OF CARDS------6 30 & 8 30 foldlng alumlnum lawn chalrs, assorted welcome but must dl.ve wlth a club mem b1kes, baskets, tlres, tubes, chlldren's MATINEE------DAVY CROCKETT------l ber Floatatl.on vests are required TRADEWINDS------MAIN ATTRACTION------8 bUl1d1ng blocks, glass f1sh1ng floats, MECK ISLAND------PANIC IN THE CITY------8 kltchen step stool Call 82614 If you have a dr1nking problem contact Alcoholl.cS Anonymous, Box \'ANTED 874, APO San Francl.sco 96555 Lady's 3-wheel blke 1n good cond1tion MOVIES TONIGHT or repa1rable cond1tl0n Call 83725 PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, Puppy -- around 3 months or younger KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL IS Call 83725 LANDS CONTRACT DAAG-4 3-67 -0001 The HourGlass ~s publl.shed dal.ly, Plstol or revolver, 22 callber, for Monday through Saturday Ivey Hall target work Call 82107 between 7 30 sm Trade Winds Materl.al for pub1~catlon on the and 4 30 pm AROUND TOWN page must be subllU tted 1[1 "THE HUNTERS" "PANIC IN THE STREETS" Plano to buy,lease or rent Call wrl.ting to the HourGlass 72 hours A1r Force Drama Color-WS Drama Color prlor to deslred pub11catlon date 84571 Robert Mltchum, Robert Wagner Rlchard Wl.dmark, Paul Materl.al for the AD and SPORTS pages 6 30 & 8 30 ATC Douglas must be submltted In WTl.tlng to the 8 AT ,l:,RVICES HourGlass Offl.ce 24 hours before de MATINEE FOR SUNDAy-"DAVY CROCKETT" "EAGLE HAS LANDED" also ~111 care for lnfants of work1ng mothers sl.red publlcatl.On dates tartlng October 1st -Ages 1 month to Telephone not~ces and ads wl11 not Richardson Ocean View ) 1/2 years, $30 per worklng week in- be accepted All copy and photographs "Housr OF CARDS" "BEST OF ENEMIES" erested part1es please call 82381 become the property of the HourGlass Drama Color-WS 7 30 AT Comedy Color-WS Repub1l.catl.on of mater~al contalned George Peppard, Inger Stevens Davl.d Nl.ven, Alberto ~OST hereln lS not authorlzed wlthout the SECOND FEATURE Sord1 "an's Benrus watcn 1n shower area 3rd approval of the Command~ng Offl.cer, "THE EYE OF THE CAl" 7 30 & 12 30 ATC floor of Paclflc barracks on Sept 11 Kwajalel.n Ml.ss~le Range Suspenseful Drama Color teward Call 82160 If you have not recel.ved your copy Gal.l Hunl.cutt, Micheal SarraZl.n of the HourGlass by 6 15 pm please 9 25 AT '111 the person \.,ho stole, or borrowed my call 83539 between 6 15 and 6 45 pm 2mbalmed lobster from Room 118, Shell and a copy wl.l1 be dell.vered to you Yokwe Yuk BQ, please return lt Meck Island EDITOR Larry Corsl "I LIKE MONEY" "MAYERLING" One plerced type earrlng - pearl - great Comedy Color Drama Color-WS sentlnental value Lost between Depend STAFF Glnger Storme Peter Sellers, Nadl.a Gray Oroar Sharl.f, Catherl.ne ents Pool - beach or Beach Snack Bar Marcl.a Chrlvla 7 & 9 AT Deneuve AT L[ round please call 82529 after 1630 Rudy Baldwl.O 8 (Tomorrow night) Lucy Bloedel Ulack & ~hlte kltten, approxlmately FEATURE seven months old Anyone who knows the WRITER Bob Phlll1ps whereabouts of thIS kl.tten, that was lost In the vlcln1ty of the &wa]alein Dog CIRCULATION Pound, please contact Offl.cer Hughes or MANAGER James McCowen Sergeant Capelle at the Central Pol1ce Station at 82119 or 82120 'Javy blue WIndbreaker Jacket w1th hood (nylon) Re>lard Call Lon Krlewald at /8 82647 GLOBAL ASSOCIATES ANNOUNCEMENTS Beglnnl.ng th1s week, the R01 supoly boat WhiCh normally loads on Frl.day OFFICIAL au llETIN and departs KwaJalel.n Saturday, wl.ll be DATE DUTY OFFICER PHONE loaded on Thursday to depart KwaJale1n 0800 Fr1day arrl.Vl.ng Rol. 1500 The 20Sept69 MAJ Wel.nberg 82178 boat wl.ll depart Roi 0800 Saturday 2lSept69 CPT Belknap 82466 and arrlve KwaJalel.n 1500 Saturday 22Sept69 Cw4 Keeling 82896 23Sept69 MAJ Johnson 82208 Cub Pack 135 wl.ll hold ItS September 24Sept69 MAJ Wel.nberg 82178 Pack meeting aboard the Tarlang on 25Sept69 CPT Fl.sher 84533 Sunday, Sept 21 The ship wlll get Duty hours of 11 30 - 12 30 Monday underway at 9 30 am and return at through Fr1day, phone 81419 for Duty 11 30 am All lnterested persons are Ofhcer lnv1ted to attend but those less than Duty Ofhcer l.S KwaJalein 111ssile 12 years old must be accompanled by at Range Commandl.ng Officer's representa Michael Sarrazin/Gayle Hunmcutt/Eleanor Parker/ Ti~ H~IIIY least one parent or an adult guard1an t1ve dur1ng other than normal duty MuSIC by LALO SCHIFRI~ Wllllen by JOSEPH SlfFA~O Olfecled by OA~IO LOWEll RICH Produced by BER~ARD SCHWARTZ The snack bar w11l be open hours AUNIVERSAL PICTURE rn TECHNICOlOR