Florida Judge Nominated for Supreme Court Thant Ends Two-Day Nigeria

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All The News That FltS We Prlnt VOL 9, No 8602 KWAJALEIN, MAPSHALL ISLANDS Monday, January 19, 1970 Florida Judge Nominated for Supreme Court Sino-Soviet Situation Remains Unchang d WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Federal Appeals Judge Harrold Carswell of Tallahassee, Fla , descrlbed as a "moderate conservatlve" In outlook, was nomlnated by After Latest Talks Presldent Nlxon today to fll1 a long-empty seat on the Supreme Court Carswell, 50, has been a member of the 5th Clrcult Court of Appeals, WhlCh LONDON (UPI) -- Dlplomatlc sources SltS In New Orleans, for the past seven months sald today the latest round of border In announclng Carswell's selectl0n, the Whlte House sald he met Nlxon's talks between the SOVlet Unlon and crlterla for the natl0n's hlghest trlbunal In that "he hac:; a good Judlclal Communlst Chlna In Peklng had falled record, an outstandlng background and to break a deadlock desplte RUSSlan 91st Congress Convenes he lS young " conceSSlons Press Secretary Ronald Zlegler made The chlef of the Kremlln negotia Second Session Today Carswell's selectl0n offlclal after tlUg team, Vaslly Kuznetsov, was ex reports spread throughout Washlngton prected to return to Moscow shortly, WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The 9lst Con- that Nlxon had declded on hlm for the th'e sources sald gress convened ltS second seSSlon seat that Judge Clement F Haynsworth The RUSSlans were reported to have today and mlnutes later the Senate falled to Wln last year offered some fronlter adJustments but opened a ba~tle agalnst Presldent Nlxon talked by Lclephone to Cars thlS falled to satlsfy Peklng's two Nlxon on a hot electl0n year lssue well about 1 ~5 pm, EST, the Whlte fold demand for wholesale troop wlth Accused of loaflng last year, the House sald drawals from contested border areas House and Senate convened at noon Zlegler sald that after conslderlng and a Moscow admlsslon that present Almost lmmedlately, the Senate took a number of names, the Presldent de Slno-Sovlet frontler treatles are up a controverslal $19 7 bllll0n clded on Carswell for the Assoclate lllegal spendlng bl1l for educatl0n and health Justlce posltl0n last Saturday even Sources sald the talks may be kept WhlCh Nlxon has promlsed as lnfla lng after he returned from several actlve as a formallty to avold an tlonary and wasteful days at Camp Davld, Md open Moscow-Peklng spIlt but In ef Senate Democratlc Leader Mlke Mans The seat has beel vacant Slnce May fect they are unllkely to lead to any fleld called for a vote today or to 15 when Abe Fortas l~slgned under settlement of the confllct In the morrow, In tlme for Nlxon to act be flre after hlS deallngs wlth lmprls foreseeable future fore dellverlng hlS flrst State-of oned flnancler LOJ1S Wolfson had the-Unl0n message to a JOlnt seSSlon been dlsclosed Four Viet Children Killed Thursday Mansfleld and other Demo- Carswell's nomlnatlon wlll go to crats In both Houses promlsed a stlff the Senate shortly and he is expected By Grenade-Throwing Te n flght to overrlde the antlclpated ve to encounter far less Opposltl0n than SAIGON (UPI) -- A grenade attack In to, WhlCh would be Nlxon's flrst dld Haynsworth a schoolyard near Da Nang today klll Slnce he was lnaugurated one day Carswell came to Washlngton Tues ed four South Vletnamese chlldren ~hort of a year ago day nlght and conferred wlth Attorney and wounded SlX U S Marlnes plaYlng It would take a two-thlrds vote by General John N Mltchell, members of volleyball wlth them A Vlet Cong the House and then the Senate to the Justlce Department Staff and Egll mlne rlpped lnto a column of South overrlde a Presldentlal veto Mans- Krogh of the Whlte House Staff the Vletnamese Army Cadets on the out fleld rated Senate chances "a toss next day sklrts of Salgon, klll1ng 18 men up" and Speaker John W McCormack Carswell, a Democrat who sWltched The two deadly attacks carne as called lt 50-50 In the House Demo to the GOP In 1954, has had a meteor Vlet Cong gunners shelled 30 Ailled crats control the House 245 - 188 and lC record In the federal world targets In the 24-hour perl0d ended at the Senate 57 - 43 ' Former Presldent Dwlght D Elsen 8 am today, heavlest round In 12 days hower named Carswell as a federal Twenty-seven Amerlcans were reported Israel Maintains Aerial dlstrlct attorney for North Florlda wounded Wltnesses to the schoolyard In 1953 Carswell was only 33 at bloodshed sald the grenade-thrower Attacks Against Egypt the tlme Flve y~ars later, he was was a 16-year-old boy who escaped In moved to the federal dlstrlct bench the confuslon He threw two grenades UPI -- Israel malntalned the pressure and Nlxon elevated hlm to the Clrcult but one was a dud He was recognlzed of aerlal strlkes agalnst Egypt to Court last year as a boy from a local hamlet day, sendlng Jet flghter bombers ln a 40-mlnute rald agalnst Egyptlan mliltary posltl0ns along the central Thant Ends Two-Day Nigeria Mission sector of the Suez Canal In Egypt, the Vlce Presldent sald LAGOS (UPI) -- U N Secretary General Thant ended a two-day mlSSlon to In a polltlcal rally that "Israel Nlgerla today and sald he was satlsfled that federal troops were treatlng alr attacks flll our hearts wlth des defeated Blafrans humanely palr " "I am conVlnced that the process of reconclilatlon has started well," Thant An Isreaell mll1tary spokesman, In told newsmen before flYlng to ParlS He dlscussed wlth MaJ Cen Yakubu Go reportlng today's attack, sald all won, the Nlgerlan leader, and other offlclals rellef and reconstructlon pro planes returned safely after the at grams for a natlon whose 2 1/2 year C1Vll war ended a week ago tack on Egyptlan Army outposts, ar In London, Prlme Mlnlst",r Harold , , tlilery and antlalrcraft emplacements Wllson sald today fears of Nlgerlan He dld not elaborate genoclde agalnst Blafra had proved Israell warplanes have attacked unJustlfled He sald the number of Egypt on an almost dally basls thlS starvlng clvlllans lS far less than month, penetratlng to targets wlthln the number prevlously reported . BLOOD MONEY" - 'Let them keep their blood mon- elght mlles of the capltal clty of Thant decllned a Nlgerlan offer to ey 1" what Ma] Gen Yak Calro Yesterday they hlt an Army V1Slt refugees at Port Harcourt In abu Gowon Nlgena ~ chief base sltuated alongslde Calro Inter the oll-rlch southern sector of the of state IS saymg m this natlonal Alrport and ml1ltary ware war zone and saw none of the battle- broadcast from Lagos but houses on the outsklrts of the Clty fronts durlng hlS stay later he backtracked to per- Thant sald hlS conversatlons wlth mthltwfaOrOtd aBldfto bf't~llpPted to El Sadat sald the Israell planes la ra s arVd IOn streak lnto Egypt at an altltude Henrlck Beer, head of the League of that makes them lmposslble to detect Red Cross Soclety who had been re on Egyptlan radar turned from the war zone, convlnced hlm of no mlstreatment Page 2 HOURGLASS Monday, January 19, 1970

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The below lIsted groups are scheduled at the CommunIty Center on a regular baSIS OrganIzed CommunIty Groups that meet less frequently are Bcheduled when they call SpecIal SerVIces 83331 Okinawa A Favorite WEEK DAYS ACTIVITY POOM/BLDG 'l'IMES In B1ll W1ll1ams' m1nd Ok1nawa aS1de from Sunday Square Dance Com Center ~30 PM KwaJale1n 1S the place to be Sunday BaptIst Group Com Center 5 - 7 PM Each year B1ll spends part of h1s vacat10n Monday GIrls SeWIng Com Center 3 - 5 PM on Ok1nawa, he recently marr1ed a Japanese g1rl Tuesday Cub Scouts Com Center 3 30 - 4 30 PM Wednesday Cub Scouts l1v1ng there Com Center 3 30 - 4 30 PM Thursday GIrls SeWIng Com Center 3 - 5 PM "Ok1.nawa," B1ll observed, "1.S the closest Fnday GIrl Scouts Com Center 3 - 5 PM th1ng to an Amer1can community wh1.le st11l be- 1.ng 1.n the or1.ental tradltlon It's definlte The below lIsted classes are scheduled at Bldg T1850 on a regular baSIS ly the comblnatl0n of l1.Vlng I enjoy " All week Art GUIld Room A B1.ll has been on KwaJaleln three years as a Club Schedule Monday Ballet/ Sharsky Room B 3 - 5 30PM Global sheet metal man Monday Karate/ YoshIda Room B 6 - 7 PM "I'm very well sat1sf1ed as I am d01ng the Monday Ball Room Danclng/Glasolll Room C 6 30 - 9 30 PM work that I want to do," he sald Monday Karate/Lelapall Room D 9 OOAM - 10 30 AM "Between work1ng on parts for the Car1bous Monday Karate/Kekahuna Room D 5 30 - 7 30 PM and for the C54s, I'm kept pretty busy and the Tuesday Ballet/Sharsky Room B 3 - 5 30 PM months have sl1.pped by surprls1ngly fast " Tuesday Karatl/Cosbodlllo Room B 5 30 - 7 30 PM Look1.ng around the shop B1.ll added, "I've Tuesday Karatl/Lelepall Room D 9 - 10 30 AM got pretty much everyth1.ng that we need for Tue e day Alkedo/II Room D 5 30 - 7 30 PM equ1.pment" wh1.ch 1.nc1udes welders, lathes and Tuesday Yoga/DavIdson Room D 7 30 - 8 30 PM dr1.1l presses Wednesday Ballet/Sharsky Room B 3 - 5 30 PM B1.l1 doesn't f1nd much t1.me for sW1.mm1.ng Wednesday Ball Room Danclng/Glasol11 Room C 6 30 - 9 30 PM here, but when on vacatl0n he enJoys h1.k1ng, Wednesday Karatl/Lelepall ' Room D 9 00 - 10 30 AM water-sk1.1.ng and f1.sh1.ng Wednesday Karatl/Kekahuna Room D 5 30 - 7 30 PM In add1t1.on, B1.ll admlts to belng a "shutter Thursday Ballet/Sharsky Room B 3 - 5 30 PM bug" He has hundreds of sl1.des of hlS trav Thursday Karatl/Yoshlda Room B 6 - 7 PM els throughout the Far East and espec1.ally Thursday Karatl/Lelepall Room D 9 - 10 30 AM Ok1.nawa Thursday Yoga/DavIdson Room D 5 - 6 PM

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ReservatIons for the followIng facllltles can be ~de by call1ng B3331 Coral Sands (Bachelors Beach) Emon Pavllllons - #1 Large #2 and 3 Smaller - Dependents Dependents Pool - Dependent Fam11IeS only SAIPAN -- Asslstant Secretary of the In PaCIfIc Club - PartIes WIth over 80 persons ter1.or, Harr1.son Loesch off1.c1.ally launched CommunIty Center - organIzed communIty groups under 70 persons the M1.crones1.a Nat1.onal Land Cadaster Pro MarIna Conference Room - Call ~~rlna Mgr 83643 Ject here on Jan 10 MarIna PlcnlC Area - Call MarIna Mgr 83643 Loesch, Ass1.sted by H1.gh Comm1.ss1.oner Ed CabIn CrUIser and SaIlboats - ReservatIons In person or phone 83643 Boston Whaler and SkI Boats FIrst come, fIrst served, at MarIna OffIce ward E Johnston, set a survey monument mark- Ball FIelds - ReservatIons when not In use In League Play - call 83331 1.ng the boundary of the Mar1anas C1V1C Cen Camp FamlJton - ReservatIons When not In use by Scouts - call 83331 ter 1.n Susupe, Sa1.pan The monument lS the Ivey Hall - ReservatIons for specIal actIvItIes when not ln use for regular f1.rst to be set undet the Cadaster Program MOVIes - call 83331 wh1.ch prov1.des for an accelerated program of surveY1.ng and land owndersh1.p reg1.strat1.on YYWC Event throughout M1.crones1.a For all the hardy souls who The Trust Terr1.tory Government's Fourth surv~ved the past new year's cel Bingo Annual Med1.ca1 Conference opened here Jan ebrat~on there's yet another 14 at the Dr Torres Medlcal Hospltal new year to greet The Ch~nese IT'S SO EASY TO REMEMBER, but The U S Sedbee Team 114 have arr1.ved 1.n New Year, the "Year of the Dog", so hard to forget But someone Majuro to asslst the C1.t1.zens 1.n road bUlld- w~ll be welcomed Saturday, Febru forgot last Tuesday night Fun 1.ng and bU1.ld1.ng construct1.on ary 14, by the members of the N1.ght at the Yokwe Yuk Club You d1.dn't come down. ne~ther d1.d you ~------~~~~~------...... Yokwe Yuk Women's Club EnJoy a ~ no-host cockta~l hour from 7 30 - call a fr~end or frlends The fact rema1.ns, that thlS is for (. 8 30 pm ~n the Banyan Room fol lowed by a true Ch~nese New Year your fun and pleasure' Don't for CATHOLIC PARISH PICNIC meal served buffet style get tomorrow evenlng at 8 pm Put CHAPEL G-RWNDS thlS on your appolntment book Fr~ed Egg Roll br1.ng a friend, or fr~ends The SUNDAY, JAN. 25, /-5I!M. more the merrler You could be c F~~ed R~ce and Wh~te R~ce Bell Pepper w~th Beef the lucky one - you could be the W1nner Shoyu Ch~cken Pork Chop Suey Fr~ed F~sh ",\~ }L/~ Bamboo Shoots and Pork RIDING A BIKE AT NIGHT Egg Drop Soup w~th Water NECESSITATES HAVING A LIGHT' \Ii/~ Chestnuts Tea or Coffee Fresh Fru~t Women's Club Dance (Cont'd ) The rest of the even~ng w~ll be l~m~ted ~d sales for the t~ckets f~lled ~th spec~al Ch~nese en beg~n today Call Cla~re De La terta~nment, and dan~ng to the Garngue at 83687 Tables for mus~c of "The Young HCMa~~ans " part~es of e~ght and twelve ava~l Make your plans now Sales are able T~ckets are $12 per couple (Continued to the right) [Monday, January 19, 1970 HOURGLASS

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Calley on Bloc:k Aga;n Attorneys' Motions Will Seek Charge Dlmlssal Ft Bennlng, Ga (UPI)--Mliltary authorltles meet today to declde whether there IS enough eVldence to try 1st Lt Wlillam L Calley Jr for the murder of a Vlet namese clvlllan The Incldent apparently IS unrelated to the alleged My Lal Massacre, for WhlCh he faces a court martlal Attorneys for the young Infantry offlcer wlll argue tomorrow for dlsmlssal of the charge Calley slaughtered 109 CIVlllans at the South Vletnamese hamlet of My Lal March 16, 1968 They also wlll seek to have the second charge dropped Out come of today's secret meetlng may not be known for days Defense attorneys George W Latlmer and MaJ Kenneth A Raby have SlX motlons to be heard before Lt Col Reld Kennedy, Two of the motlons ask the orlglnal Freighter Fire Kills Two charge be dlsmlssed, contendlng Calley cannot get a falr trlal because of pre Wllmlngton, N C (UPI)--Flre raged Judlclal statements through a Norweglan frelghter off the Another clalms Calley's constltutlonal Carollna coast today, klillng at least rlghts were vlolated when he was held two crewmen The Navy rescued 20 other over In the Army past hlS Sept 5, 1969 men from the burnlng ShlP dlscharge date because of the My Lal The Coast Guard sald the frelghter Investlgatlon reported "several exploslons In the Latlmer, who wants the trlal moved to englne sectlon" Flames leaped from a CIVlllan court, alleges preJudlclal two aft holds dnd amIdshIpS FRESH" METEORITE Gunther Schw,1 tz (left, of the PI lit'll. statements by publlC offlclals, Includ Seven crewmen remalned on board try- Network LlIIcoln Neb and DI Rl< h lId McL(J~ky of the Ing Presldent Nlxon, have pre-empted Ing to flght the blaze, the Coast Guard Smlthsoman Astlophyslcal LaboratolY Clmhlldf-,( \1d~" d dd "th 1 f ft examme m Washmgton the meteonL "potted fIllIng ne II posslblilty of a falr trlal He also Sal ,a Ing ere IS ale ra Lest City Okla and retneved soon 'lfte! 1 tllllmph for accuses segments of the news medla wlth standlng by In case they have to aband- 3Clence The Prame Network IS a seven C,t,tL JOint NASA releaslng preJudlclal materlal about the on qUlckly" The bodles of the dead Smlthsoman opentlOn fOI ]UC,t c,uch , pUrpOc,L case crewmen also remalned on board Calley IS charged In flve counts wlth The Coast Guard sald the frelghter premedltated murder In the alleged My mIght have been lost wlth all hands had L. H. Kellogg Arriv s Today Lal massacre One of the motlons before not a passlng tugboat, the Nancy Sherl Scheduled to arrlve aboard to Kennedy tomorrow wlll demand the govern dan, slghted four red dlstress flares day's Redtall fllght IS Mr L H ment speclfy the clrcumstances surround from the Norweglan ShIP WhlCh had lost Kellogg, Dlrector of the SAFEGUARD Ing each of the reported 109 murders and all communlcatlons Prototype DeSIgn and ProgrammIng to state, for the flrst tlme, whether Navy and Coast Guard boats sped to Center at Bell Laboratorles, WhlP Calley IS the alleged trlgger man or the scene after the Sherldan called pany, New Jersey gave the orders In hlS role as platoon for help late last nlght Early today Mr Kellogg, a natlve of Madl leader two Navy destro~ers, USS Tausslg and son, Ohl0, JOlned Bell Labs In Calley led a platoon on a sweep USS Dealey, took on 20 of the frelght- 1945 and was Inltlally engaged In through the Vlet Cong stronghold at My er's crewmen the development of mlsslle elec Lal In the Song My vIllage on the day Nelther an Identlflcatlon of the two tronlCS He later became super the alleged Incldent occurred Wlt known vlctlms nor the home port of the Vlsor of a group concerned wlth nesses clalm men, women and chlldren vessel were known Immedlately, but equlpment deslgn and development were herded Into the streets and shot there were reports that It had left for the Nlke-AJax project and down by AmerIcan GIs uSlng small arms Baltlmore, Md ,Saturday Nor was It eventually assumed responslblllty and grenade flre known Immedlately what cargo the burn for deslgn coordlnatl0n of pro No date has been set for the court Ing ShlP was carrylng duct Improvement for the entlre martlal Convlctlon could result In Two Coast Guard cutters -- the Chll actlvlty the death sentence ula and Laurel -- were expected to ar rlve at the scene -- 85 mlles southwest Stok s Appoints Negro of Wllmlngton later today The Coast Guard sald the SherIdan CI veland Safety Director could not asslst the burnIng vessel, nor could a nearby tanker WhlCh also Cleveland (UPI)--Alr Force Lt Gen sped to the scene BenJamIn G DaVIS Jr , hlghest ranklng Negro In the Armed Forces and son of Man Confined to Wheelchair the natlon's flrst black general, wlll Charged in Fatal Shooting become Cleveland Safety DIrector Feb 1, admIts the Job WIll be "rough" Indlanapolls, Ind (UPI)--May 18, DaVIS WIll retIre Jan 31, after 21 1963, James M Doolln was shot by Wll years In the serVIce HIS appolntment llam Schubnell In a tavern flght to the safety dIrector's post was an Doolln has been paralyzed Slnce nounced by Negro Mayor Carl B Stokes Yesterday Schubnell was shot and kll Davls admltted glvlng the offer a led PolIce charged Doolln wlth flrst "lot of conslderatlon because It IS a degree murder tough job " Doolln drove to pollce headquarters In 1958 he was appoInted to De Stokes sald DaVIS would have complete after the early mornlng shootlng and partment Head and In 1960, he was responslblilty over the Clty'S pollce told offlcers he shot Schubnell be made Dlrector of BTL's Whlte force and a "very specIal asslgnment cause he feared Schubnell was gOlng to Sands (New Mexlco) Laboratory to see that Cleveland no longer IS hIgh shoot hIm agaln For seven years he responSIble for Nlke-Zeus testIng on the IlSt of crIme statlstlcs and low has been IV a wheel chalr, Doolln sald programs at WhIte Sands Mlsslle In law enforcement and crlme preven PolIce saId the two men and several Range as well as at Pt Magu, tIon " WItnesses were In the east slde bar Callf DaVIS wlll succeed Joseph F McMana- yesterday Doolln and the others sald He became DIrector of the Nlke ~on, who has faced a hostlle polIce de they were gOIng to a party DoolIn Zeus FIeld Operatlons Center 1n partment Slnce he took the post two sald he was parklng hlS car when Schub 1963, Dlrector of the Nlke-X Sys years ago at the start of Stokes' fIrst nell walked toward hlm WIth a plstol In tem Deslgn Center In 1964, and term McManamon saId In November he hIS belt assumed hlS present post In 1968 would reslgn Homlclde detectlve Howard Kramer He IS a graduate of Ohl0 State Pollce openly opposed both McManamon sald DoolIn sald he shot Schubnell, Unlverslty and has been granted and the mayor after whlte offlcers were fearlng Schubnell would shoot hlm a number of patents In the fleld pulled out of the black ghetto durlng Schubnell dIed WIth three bullet wounds of Mlcrowave Mlsslle Antennas the Glenvllie snlplngs In 1968 WhlCh Whlld holdIng a fully loaded 22 call Mr Kellogg IS here for confer left 10 persons, Includlng three pollce ber plstol, pollce sald ences, WIth KwaJaleln's Fleld men, dead Pollce records showed Doolln's spInal Statlon Staff Durlng hIS stay Stokes, who was reelected to a second cord was severed, paralyzlng hlS legs, on Island, he wlll be hosted by term by a narrow margln, sald, "The when Schubnell shot hlm In a tavern C C Wlllhlte, BTL's Fleld Sta tlme has come to end dlvlslveness among Schubnell owned at that tlme tIon Dlrector cltlzens and pollce " I Page 4 HOURGLASS SPORTS Monday, January 19, ] 'j (() SPORTS PATROL Wom n's Softball Gam s G If T urnam nt Dale Douglas won the $100,000 PhoenIx Open Col Donald B MIllar threw out All Kentron HawaII Ltd em -golf tournament as he shot a fInal round fIve the fIrst ball at the LIttle League ployees and dependents are In under par 66 to edge Gene LIttler and Howle FIeld yesterday to offICIally open VIted to partICIpate In a Kentr0~ Johnson by one stroke Douglas fInIshed wIth the 1970 Kwaj Women's Softball Golf Tournament to be held on a 72 hole total of 271, 13 shots less than season In the fIrst game of the Saturday, Jan 31 FIrst tee-off par to WIn the $20,000 fIrst prIze LIttler day, ROI No Ka Oe scored a 9-1 tIme WIll be at 7 45 am Those and Johnson won $9,250 each In a tIe for WIn over the SpIrIts A strong who enter WIthout an establIshed fourth Dave Marr, OrvIlle Moody, Bob Lunn, InfIeld defense contrIbuted to KGA handIcap WIll be gIven one Dave HIll and Tom WeIskopf wIth 273 Homero ROl's WIn The SpIrIts lone run by the offICIals based on partI blancas was at 274 whIle John MIller, Frank came In the fIfth InnIng on a CIpants game score Cost WIll Beard, ChI ChI RodrIguez, Bruce Crampton and SIngle oy Olds Caskey and be $4 for men and $3 for women Bert Green had 275 WIndes each had two hItS for the All players should get up theIr In the NatIonal Basketball AssocIatIon yes WInners own preferred foursomes PrIzes terday the MIlwaukee Bucks beat the San In the second game of the day, WIll be awarded not only for low FrancIsco WarrIors, 123-107 John McGlocklIn Capt Jesse's RaIders smashed Palm net but also for hIghest gross paced the Bucks wIth 29 pOInts Ron WIllIams Terrace, 26-0 The RaIders pIcked score and for most 7's and 8's hIt 26 for San FranCISCO up 16 hItS whIle Palm Terrace All Interested partIes WIll con Hal Greer scored 27 pOInts to lead the PhIla managed only three hIts HeWItt tact Fred Wong at 81370 no later delphIa 76ers In a one-sIded, 141-116 trIumph led the WInners WIth three hItS, than Jan 23 Entry fees WIll over the CIncInnatI Royals PhIladelphIa Ross contrIbuted a SIngle and a be paId prIor to tee-off pulled away In the second ~uarter and held a home run Henry had two hIts for * * * * * commandIng 73-52 lead at the half the losers The Atlanta Hawks downed the ChICagO Bulls, Tuesday, Jan 20 Basketball Rul s 125-107 as Walt Hazzard contrIbuted 40 pOInts 5 pm Teen Center vs VIkIngs OFFtCIAL BASKETBALL GUIDE RULES and 12 aSSIsts Hazzard connected on 18 of (Lauten & Hasegawa) Rule 3 - SectIon 2 25 fIeld goal attempts ChIcago's seven-foot Wednesday, Jan 21 The CaptaIn - The CaptaIn IS the center, Tom Boerwlnkle, scored 29 5 pm SpIrIts vs Palm Terrace representatIve of hIS team and The Boston Celtlcs scored a 109-102 NBA (Sherwood & Conrad) may address an OffICIal on mat VIctOry over the New York Knlcks John HavlI * * * * * ters of Interpretatlon or to cek made 30 pOInts for the Celtlcs WIllIS obtaIn essentlal Informatlon, If Reed hIt 31 for the Knlcks The Celtlcs have Men's Basketball It IS done In a courteous manner won two of the three contests between the In men's basketball actIon at Any player may address an OffICIal two clubs thIS season Dally Courts last nIght Douglas to re~uest a tIme-out or per Dave BIng hIt 27 pOInts, Otto Moore made pIcked up a 26-19 WIn over the mlSSlon to leave the court 25 and the DetrOIt PIstons beat the Los Ange Surfers Douglas held an 11-4 (a) At least 10 mInutes before les Lakers, 106-100 Jerry West of the lead at the half and both teams scheduled startlng tIme each Lakers was the game's hIgh scorer WIth 30 pIcked up 15 pOInts In the second team shall supply the Scorers pOInts half O'Rourke led the WInners wlth name and number of each The PhoenIX Suns scored a 134-133 VICtOry WIth nIne pOInts Batulanon had s~uad member who may partICIpate over the BaltImore Bullets as they overcame seven for the Surfers (b) At least 3 mlnutes before a l3-polnt fourth ~uarter defICIt Lamar * * * scheduled startlng tIme each team Green tIpped In a shot WIth seven seconds left OlympIa defeated the Islanders, shall deSIgnate to the Scorers for the WIn DIck Van Arsdale came off the 49-35 In the second game last ItS 5 startIng players bench to spark the Suns WIth 30 pOInts nIght The WInners led through A team's fallure to comply The west came from behInd to beat the East, out the game Scudamore had 15 WIth eIther (a) or (b) IS a l6-l3, In the NatIonal Football League pro pOInts for the WInners, Stone technlcal foul game at Los Angeles yesterday Roman GabrIel contrIbuted 12 Alhf scored 11 CLIP & SAVE THESE RULES of the Rams threw a 28-yard touchdown pass for the Islanders * * * * * to Green Bay's Carroll Dale In the fInal 72 * * * seconds for the WInnIng score The East took HawaII Flve-O edged Palm Ter TennIs Tourney a 13-7 halftIme lead as Leroy Kelly of the race B, 39-38 In last nIght's An open women's SIngles tennls Cleveland Browns scored on a 10 yard run and thIrd game HawaII Flve-O held tournament wlll be held durIng Tom Dempsey of the New Orleans SaInts kIcked a 10-polnt half-tIme lead but the second week of February two second perIod fIeld goals Palm Terrace closed the gap In Dependlng upon the amount of par The red-hot DetrOIt Red WIngs won theIr the last ~uarter Only a last tlclpants, the type of tourna nInth game In the last 10 starts yesterday, second shot gave HawaII Flve-O ment to be held, Ie, SIngle beatIng the Los Angeles KIngs, 3-1 RookIe the game T.(apuakela led the WIn ellmlnatlon or double ellmlna Al Karlander, Pete Stemkowskl and veteran ners WIth 15 pOInts, Palk and tlon, WIll be deCIded at the last GordIe Howe scored for the WIngs Ke-a contrIbuted 10 pOInts each day of slgnlng up The last day The ChICago Black Hawks, another SIzzlIng VIlorIa led Palm Terrace WIth 12 for slgnlng up WIll be tomorrow, NHL team, made It SIX straIght, beatIng the Tuesday, Jan 20 Jan 20 All those who deSIre Oakland Seals, 3-1 Stan MIkIta and DennIS 5 45 Da KIne vs WarrIors C to enter thIS tournament, please Hull each scored a goal and added two aSSIsts (Neale & Paxson) call Tommy Wong, 83551 home or The PIttsburgh PengUIns rallIed for a 6-4 7 pm Douglas vs HIgh School 834u at work WIn over the PhIladelphIa Flyers Thlrd (Neale & Dempsey) * * * * * perIod goals by Val Fonteyne, Jean Pronovost 8 pm Surfers vs Palm Terrace C and Wally Boyer carrIed the PengUIns to VIC (Dempsey & Lelepall) Handball tory come-from-behlnd style Wednesday, Jan 21 SpeCIal Servlces WIll be spon The Boston BrUIns beat the Montreal Cana 5 45 KMR vs Weco sorIng a SIngles handball tourna dlens, 6-3 Boston's all-star defenseman, (Neale & Brame) ment for the thIrd week In Feb Bobby Orr, got one goal and an aSSIst to 7 pm WarrIors B vs Islanders ruary There WIll be two dIVI set a league record for most pOInts In a (Dempsey & Lelepall ) SIons, open and nOVIce Start season by a defenseman 8 pm Surfers vs WarrIors C practIcIng today' The 65th annual Norge SkI Jump, at Fox (Boswell & Dempsey) * * * * * RIver Grove, IllInOIS was domInated by Jump * * * * * ers from Duluth, MInnesota FIrst place In Horseshoe Tourn y the class "A" DIVISIon went to Dave Lundmark TC Marshmallow Roast A doubles horseshoe tourney from Duluth WIth jumps of 200 and 197 feet The Teen Club InVItes the HIgh WIll be sponsored by SpeCIal AdrIan Watt also of Duluth was second, hIS School basketball team and coach SerVIces All Interested per Jumps 190 and 197 feet In thIrd, another to a bonfIre and marshmallow sons are asked to call 83331 to Duluth Jumper, Gregg Swor WIth Jumps of 194 roast at the Teen Center after regIster and 188 tonIght's game * * * * * Yesterday's results from the ABA The * * * * * IndIana Pacers beat the New York Nets, 129- Junior Bask tball III Bob Netollcky hIt 30 pOInts for the Soccer R su Its All men Interested In coachIng WInners In soccer actIon yesterday, a JunIor basketball team are asked The Denver Rockets scored an easy, 135-112, the Spartans shut out the Mata- to attend a meetIng at the SpeCIal VICtOry over the CarolIna Cougars Byron dors, 4-0, led by QUInn's three SerVIces OffIce on FrIday, Jan Peck led the Denver attack WIth 29 pOInts goals Ebeye defeated the In- 23 at 5 pm Come on out and help Spencer Haywood and Larry Jones each added dlans, 4-3 In the second game Kwajaleln youngsters learn how to 22 Gum had two goals for Ebeye Swan- play thIS sport son scored tWIce for the IndIans * * * * * Mond~, January 19, 1970 HOURGLASS High Court Rules Induction Illegal Punishment WashIngton (UPI)--The Supreme Court today barred selectIve serVIce boards from speedIng up InductIons to punIsh regIstrants for VIolatIng draft law regulatIons The coqrt, In a 6-2 rulIng, held that any actIon taken agaInst "de 1 lnquent " regIstrants must be pursued through the courts The JustIces struck down the practIce of reclaSSIfYIng them lA subject to ImmedIate call up The deCISIon came In a crImInal case •• • InvolVIng DaVId Earl Gutknecht of Mln- LIVing Costs Continue Rising nesota, who contended he was reclas- WashIngton (UPI)--The cost of IIV- slfled by hIS local board and ordered lng contInued to soar last month push Inducted because he depOSIted hIS lng InflatIon for 1969 to the hIghest draft card at the feet of a U S. Mar- yearly mark SInce the Korean War, the shall durIng a war protest In Mlnnea- Labor Department reported today POllS Consumer prIces rose sIx-tenths of The court reversed a subsequent con- 1 per cent In December despIte Indl- vlctlon of Gutknecht for refUSIng to catIons that overall bUSIness condl- report for InductIon tlons have slowed conSIderably The maJorIty opInIon wrItten by Jus- The cost of lIVIng Index was 131 3 tlce WIllIam 0 Douglas saId there was In December up 6 1 per cent durIng the nothIng In the 1967 draft law gIVIng year The December to December rIse LEAVING THE GOOD OLD USA -Arkansa" cattleman Ray selectIve serVIce authorItIes "free- In 1969 was the steepest SInce 1951 mond H stem bacher, Wife Clothle and their nme children wheelIng authorlty to rIde herd on and was far hlgher than the 4 7 per are shown m San FrancI~co prior to departure for Perth the regIstrants, USIng ImmedIate In- cent recorded In 1968 en the west coast of Austr'llLa to take up a new hfe v,lth ductlon as a dlsclpllnary or vlndlC- The Index showed It cost $13 13 last more elbow room He sold hi'> 560 'lCl'e ranch and 30 cattle tlve measure" month to buy the same goods and ser- Marine Capt. Found Innoc nt The court asserted "The power un- VIces that could have been obtlaned for der the regulatIons to declare a re- $12 37 In Dec 1968, and for $10 In the In Alleged Viet M u rd r glstrant delInquent has no statutory 1957-59 base perIod Da Nang (UPI)--A U S MarIne Corp standard or even guIdelInes The po- The December rIse, SlIghtly hIgher general court-martIal today found Capt wer IS exercIsed entIrely by the than the 5 per cent Increase recorded Robert W Poolaw, 31, Innocent of pre dIscretIon of the local board In November was caused prImarIly by a medItated murder In the alleged slay "It IS a broad, rOVIng authorIty, boost In the prIce of food The food Ing of a North VIetnamese prIsoner of a type of admInIstratIve absolutIsm Increase, partIcularly for eggs and war not congenIal to our law-makIng tra- fresh vegetables, was far hIgher than The SIx-man board heard four hours dltlons " usual for December of testImony and dellber[ted 90 mInutes ChIef JustIce Warren E Burger and The Labor Department saId the cost before returnIng lts verdIct In favor JustIce Potter Steward dlssented on of frUIts and vegetables Increased 4 of Poolaw, a full-blooded AmerIcan In the scope of the Douglas fIndIngs per cent last wonth dlan from Anadarko, Oklanoma Among other actIons, the Court EconomIsts have saId repeatedly that "Wow, beautIful," shouted a MarIne Held that Alabama and GeorgIa had prIces WIll contInue to rIse for sergeant In the back of the courtroom been practICIng raCIal dIscrImInatIon months after the general economy be when the verdIct was announced by the of JurIes but declIned to strIke down gIns to cool preSIdent of the court, Lt Col WIl the state laws generally lIam F Coffee Other MarInes qUIckly In an apparent deadlock, ordered Cong Prisoner's Message surrounded Poolaw, shakIng hIS hand rearguments at a lower court level on and slappIng hIm on the back the Issue of whether federa1 agents Heard Before Says Wife "I have no statement at all," saId must obtaIn search warrants to use Greenboro, N C (UPI)--The WIfe of Poolaw, whose WIfe and three chIldren electronIC deVIces to monItor conver a North CarolIna prlsoner of North lIve on an IndIan reservatIon near satIons WIth crlmlnals VIet Nam says she IS certaIn the tape Anadarko In southwestern Oklahoma In the draft case, Gutknecht was recorded message of her husband heard He IS three quarters Iowa Indlan and sentenced to four years In prIson on on a Radlo Havana broadcast yesterday one-quarter Delaware charges of refUSIng to cooperate wlth IS the same message she heard more The prosecutor, Capt Mark L Halman, InductIon offlclals than a month ago called fIve wltnesses But only one "I don't know why they keep plaYIng of them, Edward Wayne HendrIX of ful Paris Riot Police Needed It It's propaganda, I guess," saId ton, Mo , claImed to have seen the Mrs Carol McDanIel, WIfe of AIr Force alleged slaYIng last Aug 11 In a To Qu II Battling Students Capt Norman E McDanIel Jungle clearlng In the Que No Moun ParIS (UPI)--Rlot pollce today en The VOIces of McDanIel and SIX other talns The other four saId only they tered the Nanterre campus of the UnI U S prIsoners of war were Intercep had heard a shot verSIty of ParIS to break up fIghts ted from RadIO Havana yesterday by The defense counsel, Capt Theodore lnvolvlng 400 students KeIth Stern, a hIgh school senIor In J Padden, called two WItnesses and The campus was the SIte of the orI Cahrlotte, N C Stern taped the 20- based hIS case on questIonIng the re gInal lncldents leadlng to the 1968 mInute rebroadcast of a Radlo HanOI lIabIlIty of HendrIX's testImony student-labor revolt that nearly over program At the tIme of the alleged InCIdent, turned the government of then PreSI Messages bearlng SImIlar hollday Poolaw commanded Company H of the 2nd dent Charles de Gaulle greetIngs and statements of good health BattalIon, 5th MarIne RegIment, WhlCh PolIce Intervened at 3 pm after bat also were heard from Capt James Col had captured two wounded North VIet tles had been raglng InSIde the law lIns, Atherton, CalIf, 1st Lt MIchael namese soldIers four days earlIer faculty bUlldlng for several hours S Kerr, Port Angeles, Wash, 1st Lt HendrIX, a lance corporal In the Pollce saId the fIght appeared to Paul Brown, Trenton, N J , and MaJ company at the tIme, told the court be between 200 law students and 200 Roger Engleson, Sanford, Me , all of one of the prIsoners was last seen other stUdents who were belIeved to the Alr Force and Lt J G Joseph alIve In a clearIng from WhICh Poolaw have come from other schools Mosley, Manhattan Beach, CalIf, and ordered hIS men to leave The Invaders were belIeved to be Lt GIles NorrIngton, Albany, Ga , "I heard a 45 pIstol ClICk, llke trylng to stop the law stUdents from both of the Navy a round beIng chambered," HendrIX slttlng for examlnatlons In economIC The program, Intercepted by Stern saId LookIng back, he contInued, he SClence scheduled to take place thIS at 4 15 pm yesterday, ended WIth the saId that "the VIetnamese appeared to afternoon North VIetnamese NatIonal Anthem and be on hIS knees," faCIng Poolaw He WItnesses descrIbed the InterIor of a VIetnamese protest song The broad saId the captaln had hIS rIght arm ex the law faculty as a "battlefIeld" cast also noted that It would be re tended forward but that he was unable WIth wlndows broken, tables overturned, broadcast by RadIO Moscow to see If he had a pIstol In hIS stones and other make-shIft mlsslles McDanIel has been a captIve of the hand flYlng through the aIr North VIetnamese SInce July, 1966 "Then I heard a shot," HendrIX saId Some of the Invaders wore motor Mrs McDanIel saId the flrst tlme she "Th e prIsoner raIsed up a lIttle and cycle helmets and were armed WIth ax heard from her husband was about mld then fell About 60 seconds later, handles and Iron bars, they saId December when she heard a tape sent the captaIn came out of the clearIng About 100 polIce, IncludIng members her from the ColumbIa BroadcastIng and told us to move out " of the tough rIot corps known as the System HendrIX was dIscharged from the CompagnIe Repullcalne de Securlte, "Apparently they're plaYIng It every MarIne Corp and now IS a raIlroad C R S , took up POSItIons to prevent nIght or every day," Mrs McDanIel employee In Fulton, MIssourI further clashes sald Page 6 Monday, January 19, l':.1(r) "Mama" Winters Hatlo's They'll Do It Every TIme

BooM-BOOM 15 THE GRE"-TEST BUT THE TWO BLOCKS TO SC.HOOL Shelley Weathers Mother Roles Well GROUI-JD GAlt-iER I-IORSECHESTER HOW DOES HE NAVIGATE THAT HIGH'S FOOTBALL TEAM EVER HAD YARDAGE';) Iy ARMAND ARCHERD Centrlll Press ASSOCllIh'J11 Correspondellt HOLL YWOOD- Shelley Wm ters fmds herself playmg one mother role after 'Lnother-and frankly admIts "he love, the maternal Image Of course ill Shelley the mothers are dlffel ent-and how' LIke the most recent film W,ld In The Streets m whICh her 22 year old !>On played by ChrIS Jane, IS the fll st hIpPIe preSIdent of the Umted States And mothel Shelley " not too fal behmd hun m hIS Ideas It was :i different Shelley Wmters we vIew on the set of W,ld In The Streets She was wearing the type of klmona 01 loose flttmg lobe usually assn clated WIth hlpples-Ol flowel chIldren She sat cross legged on a pIllow m the middle of the ,et whlie tappmg a tambourme qUIetly and watchmg the smoke curl from an mcense burner She completed a WIld eyed and way out scene WIth Hal Hal brook. and snapped back to reality to talk WIth us

WOW Shelley saId m tYPI cal no hold barred Wmters talk I thought thIs pIcture wa; wIld when I started but now I thmk It s only as \\ lid aq to Shelley Wlnte,. proves she can be glamorous - day s headhnes whIle plaYIng mother roles In her new film. How dId she feel about play mg 'L hIppIe after playmg a J.ded hke hel' delight to mo,t pe0plc becau'l do\\ n to earth Bronx mother m La Wmter~ qacllflced her of her exubel ance I .1 prevIOus fIlm Enter Laugh looks fOI the !Ole-and played bhelley wa, very close to hel mg • It v, Ith expanded wal.thne own mothel who 11\ ed \\lth hel I Hey she laughed You I guc.s I was lucky to catch untIl hel I ecent p"""ng Anll know I forgot about that' And hu when she had some extra ,he Ii, ;lmllally do,e to hel would you beheve 1m suppoqed \\Llght ReIDel told Ub And ddughtel Vlttolla 14 I t til t to hdve a teenager agam m my then \\ hen v, e sIgned her for beauty next fIlm I guess havmg kIds the role and told her bhe should m movIes IS good luck fOl me louk hea\y-she JUbt dte mOle \\ OULDN T )OU kno\\ Vlt Remembel It started WIth A ~nd mOle to get the right look' tOllO hd~ no dmbltlOn at "II to Place In The Sun (In that Shelley 10\eo to be d glamor be dn dctreo; lament, Shelley George Stevens epIc she was gIrl a' well ~he happlly ad \\ ho \\ ". determmed to be one to have had the IllegItImate mIt', but sa), It S a struggle .It th" Sl'l1e age m Brookl}1l chIld of Montgomery Chft And to get down the \\ eIght after ::'he could ha \ e had d role m for that role "he receIved an gl\ mg hel all fOl her a! t Pre her fathel Vlttnr 10 Gds::::.nl'1n .... Academy A\\ard nommatlOn) I \IOU, to thebe Holly\\ood made film v, hen .he \ 101 ted 111m III . • Iftln1:' .::.he \\ .1':' on lotatlOn In Italy but 'he \\ In ted no pall SHELLEY S good matel nal Me'..,co fOI Scalphunters m It She d,ctn t e\'en \\ 'tnt " YOU THINK YOU DON T COUNP Well vou Ie nllqt 1I,en because here arc mOl'" than 2 In luck contmued vIa hel flr;t \\In \\ hlch bhe played I camp fol part thIS one- \\ Ith plent) 01 )111))1011 (l /1<-, I':> qUlstJOnn LJl€,:> In th(' Post OffICe In CoJumbus OhIO W'lltIng for ~hlpnlent

10\\ er requlring one scene In a teenage lole, available and c of an Oscal in Dlary Of Anne to m'lJl\ (l'-tcrn '3t'lte J for the great countdov.n of all of u') beglnnmg In MlI( h CE-n'-lIl"J bathtub -d dlstmct change of me' Frank And m A Patch Of Bur£''l.lI Llllployf'-, (top \\Ol'k on ZIP Codes of lhr> n1a'-lSIVe 111alllng ll""t Blue as the mean mothel of hte fOl hel Can ) OU Im.lglnl th It? 'he blind Elizabeth Hartman 'he ,hook her head And \\ lth ttnt \\on her second Oscar It should THERE" ne\el a dull rna name V,tton,l Ga"man- ,be be recalled she appeared m Lo mcnt on the oet \\hen Shelley could get a lob In 1'1\ , lit" as \\ell I" on a flim She scurnes back Perhaps \\hen 'h lnee In Entel LaughIng she and forth from the makeup clime" for Shelll ,) pi play; the role based on Carl Ilha)) to the stage to tell the dl ctaughtel n'l)\) , '" Remer s life a, hI' mother IltctOl hel most recent thoughts ,ter v, iii (I []~ 111 1 t'lt ::'hclley and Carl are the ,,,me on the upcommg CI pa,t ,cene \\, ' I If Sne'l( \ \\ In dge \Ve asked hlS oplnlOn--he She, got tn IlptnlOn on e\prv l( u h% pi 'jul L1ll\\cd tho dIrected the fIlm-of Shel thlng- lnd u,ually \ lhd <:; me Im\\1111'1!; tnLl tcnelcI mothe" Icy dS hIS mother You know tllne, of LOUI se ,h<" ,hedd coulel pl,lY m.lma tl) reI "" n ,he looked like my mother-and I alhe but ne\eI ball She, a I ddUghte>?

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Individual Champlonlhlp 'lay) '-- North dealer pouibility of lOsing two club East West vulnerable tricks ~ It would seem. that you ought NORTH c.... - .J96 to fineSie the queen because, If '- c...- ~ West has the king, you will be • J 1072 "-- .AQ home But when you remember L.> '-- that East entered the bidding ",AQH I I' WEST EAST and probably has the king of your usmg that old hat, ~arf and glasses, .A3 • KQ 10842 clubs the outlook becomes less .85 .63 promising but whose teeth are those?" .108752 .943 You start to think of ways ",J 10 8 7 ",K6 and means of avoiding the fl· SOUTH nesse and soon you realize that .75 there are at least some handa .AKQ94 East might have - that Include WISHING WELL~~I .KJ6 the king of clubs - which per· I Registered U S Patent Office ",932 mit you to make the contract anyhow The bidding For example It East had the 8 4. 7 2 5 3 6 2 ., 8 5 6 2 North East South Weat L Y N G E A G 0 0 0 X L E I", 1. Pass Singleton king you could make 2. the hand by refusing to finesse 7 8 2 6 4. 2 5 3 6 7 2 4. 3 Pass 3. 4. Or If East had the doubleton E 0 A A U S P G D W Y H A Opemng lead-ace of spades king you could make It by play. 5 6 3 7 2 -4, 3 6 8 4. 5 7 2 One of the first thmgs you mg the ace and a low club ThIs R D Y P 0 I S A K T E E N last Idea seems feasible, but you 2 1 4. 3 8 5 6 2 3 1 4. 5 6 learn when you start to play F would look terribly foolish if It T P P U T S Y H R A S s bridge IS how to fmesse But 7 2 6 5 4 3 7 4. 6 2 5 3 8 after you ve played & while you turned out that West had the 0 E F T Y P R D 0 W H R W start to look for ways and king 6 5 8 2 7 4 3 6 5 8 1 2 7 means of avoiding flneues, be· Your best shot, to try to cov R A I A W I I Y N C 0 L R cause experience teaches you er all possibilities Is to cuh the 2 8 4: 5 3 2 6 4: 7 3 f> 6 2 that there are other methods of ace of clubs come back to your L E R K S E 0 T K E S U T play available which circumvent hand with & trump then lead the risk ordinarily associated another club and play the With a fmesse queen just in case West has HERE IS a pleasant little game that Will give you a message Take thiS deal where West the king every day It IS a numerical puzzle deSigned to spell out leads the A 3 of spades East In the actual case, the queen your fortune Count the letters In your first njme If the num WlIlS and continues With a loses to the kmg, but, since ber of letters IS 6 or more subtract 4 If the number IS less spade which you ruff high You East has no more clubs, he Is than 6 add 3 The result IS your key number Start at the cash two rounds of tnunps and forced to return a spade giving ~Id 0 L 'V)/SVW 9 'NVW3JIlOd t 'OWDIS3 ('; upper left hand corner of the rectangle and check everyone three diamonds discarding a you & ruff and discard that '1I3AV3B L-UMOa 3NVld OL NVd 6 '310W 8 01 yOUi key numbers left to rIght Then read the messag" club from dummy but all the makes everything come out aU 'MOll:> L '13SV3 S 'SndAIVld C-SSOJJV S1I3MSNV the letters under the checked figures give you time you re worned about the right Page 8 HOURGLASS Mond~. January 19. 1970 HELP WANTED PUBLIBHED BY OLOBAL AS8OCUTZ8 ,..', '!'HE DlltPL'TIOI 0' TME COIMUI.IllG .JP7ICD • CLASSIFIED J[\IAJ'AUlU III88IUI IIdGZ _HALL 18lA1W1 COftRACT DAltC-W-TO-C-UWl '!'be HO\&J'Cl ... 11 pu.blhhad 4&117 1Il004&7 thrCNCh Sat\U"daI' ~ FOR SALE Material tor publication on the Around. TOVD Pac. ~t be .t.I_it.tM 1.D .... lt1AC KMR ~s look~ng for a Secretary. If to the HourGl ... 12 bov. prior to d..aired. publ1catiOlD date M.terhl tar tbe Ad &Dd Sport a ~•• ~t be lubldtt.4 lQ vrtunc to the RowGl ... Office 2" bow"" you qualIfy, apply for the vacancy betore 4el1re4 publlel.tloD 4&t •• Buy Amer~canl Buy a West~nghouse AM/ Telepbou Dotlce8 &D4 ad. will not be accepted All coW -.Del pbot.OIJ"APn. be- by call~ng SGT Horan at 81414 Test ccae the propert7 bt the HourG1 ... FM stereo rad~o and record player con Republication ot .terial contained herein 1. not authoriled. v1 thou.t appI'OY ~ng can be accompl~shed on island and &l. ot the C~11l& Otticer Kwajale1n M18811e RaDle sole for that bachelor pad or l~ve-~n It you have not rece1vrd. your cow ot the HourGl ... by 6 15 ~ ple... c&ll thIS IS an excellent opportunity to 83539 between 6 15 and 6 45 Ii" UI4 a copy rill be delivered to Jou room, beautiful cablnet, excellent EDITOR Larry Cor.1 BTAn Lucy Bloedel Ru4T B&l.dw1n P'EA'I'UR! WRITER Robert establ~sh a Clv~l Serv~ce Rat~ng Phillip. Circulation Manocer Juoe. McCowen 'LDBAL AIIDCIATU cond~t~on, $120 Call 84536 Full tIme (0730 - 1630) POSItIon, Monday through Frlday OFFICIAL BULLETIN Sony TAC-5 Euras~an Teak case for the DATE DUTY OFFICER PHONE Sony 6060 Stereo AM/AM rece~ver, $20 LOST 19Jan70 MAJ. Deley 84486 Call 82548 after 4 30 20Jan70 lLT Struve 82433 21Jan70 CPT Rader 84691 One whIte w~th dark grey kltten 9 or Mam~ya C-33 camera system two bodles, 22Jan70 LTC. Cooper 82838 10 weeks old ln the v~cln~ty of Po~n 1 80mm lens & case, 1 180mm lens & 23Jan70 MAJ Thompson 84555 sett~a and Lagoon Please call 82394 case, L-hand gr~p, proflex v~ewf~nder, 24Jan70 MAJ. SIlnes 83691 tr~-pod, P & B alumlnum case, all 25Jan70 LTC Coyle 82882 WeddIng band lost - ~nscrlptlon InSIde manuals & customs tags $200 Call Duty hours of 11 30 12 30 Monday Grace Call Tom, 83752 82548 after 4 30 through FrIday, phone 81419 for Duty OffIcer 32-foot sloop - fully equipped for Two month old black male kItten with Duty OffIcer IS Kwajaleln MISSIle ~nter ~sland travel, sleeps four, has four whlte paws on Palm Street FrIday Range CommandIng OffIcer's represen depth flnder, mar~ne rad~o, d~rect~on evenIng, Jan 16 Please call the tat~ve durIng other than normal duty f~nder, aux~l~ary ~nboard, head, Hlne resldence at 82285 hours galley and many sa~ls Full page of equlpment for safe and comfortable Cashmere sweater at RIchardson Satur roli,,,,' s Mo,ies sal1~ng Leav~ng ~sland soon, must day of last week by Brandon bleachers If found, call 82348 RICHARDSON Counterfe~t Constable sell best sa~l boat at Kwajale~n Open to Robert Dhery Return~ng from Namu Atoll Monday, all Island Comedy Color A lady's gold Omega calendar watch Jan 19 Call 77260/84694 resldents ATC WIth worn black straps If you have 7 30 OCEAN VIEW Naked Runner It or know where lt mIght be please Pat~o bu~lders - construct~on mater Adult male Frank SInatra call Mary Morency at 83507 lals for 20 x 15 pat~o, large storage bachelor Drama Color cabInet, shelves & m~sc Package, personnel 7 30 & 12 30 AT "VIkIngs" WIndbreaker Please call $100 Tr 813 YOKWE YUK Last of the Secret Agents 83397 or 84649 Club mem Marty Allen, Steve ROSSI Mosely TA-33 tr~-bander, rotator, 45 bers only, Comedy Color ft pole, co-ax and control cable PaIr of prescrIptIon sun glasses - dark no one un 7 & 9 30 AT $75 Operat~ng now Tr 813 brown (tortoIse shell effect) frames, der 18 Football at 8 40 dark brown lenses Checkbook_on Bank IVEY HALL Run WIld, Run Free Boy's cabana set, red, wh~te & blue of AmerIca, Rancho Cordova, Cal~f Re ReSIdents 6 30 ATC trunks, wh~te terry-velure jacket wlth ward for return of eIther or both of depen Best House In London red, wh~te & blue tr~m Ordered Phone JIm Allen, 81522, days dent's DaVId HemmIngs wrong s~ze from L~berty House Slze hOUSIng Comedy-Farce Color 7, $9 Dynasty, green w~th gold bro ANNOUNCEMENTS area 8 30 A cade sat~n, 11ned ~n chIna s11k cock Shame on you You let another week TRADE Teachers Pet taIl dress, SIze 10, $25 Bell bottom go by WIthout VISItIng the place you WINDS DorIS Day, Clark Gable slacks, IDldrlff top, aqua & lavender send your good junk to Our Browser's ROI Namur Drama-Comedy B & W prInt Aqua & lavender chIffon t~e BoutIque (alals BargaIn Bazaar) IS personnel 8 ATC belts Slze 10, $25 Rayette port open every Wednesday morn~ng from 9 30 MECK Castle Keep able 111umlnated two-way make-up m~r to 11 30 am Come on In the shop ISLAND Burt Lancaster ror Dual full-face mIrror (swIvels pIng's fIne Call Vlrglnla Edmonds, Meck Is WW II Drama ColorWS to regular of magnlfy~ng), back stand 84631, If you've a bag of goodIes to personnel 8 (Tomorrow NIght) A adjusts to any angle, bUIlt-~n cos donate metIcs compartments, ~n ~ts own l~ght Dld your holIday add a few pounds? weIght allIgator graIn carry case 82641, 83663 and 82698 Those are the Would you lIke to JOIn us at KTTC? WhIte, $20 LIttle boy's leather numbers to call to make your reser Kwaj's answer to TOPS Call 83490 thongs, SIze 13, $1 Man's black vatIons for the Y Y W C luncheon thIS after 5 or 82546 for more InformatIon coral weddIng band, $18 Call 82406 Thursday ReservatIons (and any can "FaIthfully Yours" dress form from cellatIons) must be made by Wednesday, EIDon Lodge #179 F & AM WIll hold a SInger (fIts SIzes 14-18) paId $50, 10 am SuperIntendent of schools, Ray stated meetIng 7 30 pm, Jan 20 All WIll sell for $25 Also assorted fab Haugen, IS thIS month's guest and he Master Masons are cordIally InVIted WIll be leavIng tlme for any questIons r~cs, one 5 yd Dynasty brocade, as Attention Divers sorted lInIngs - reasonable Phone you mIght have on Kwaj schools KMR Regulation Number 385-9 84698 In all of us there IS a blt of super (WATER SPORTS) has been rev1sed as stItIon, the belIef that Fate plays of January 2, 1970 Changes of Need wInter clothIng for the States? maJor 1nterest 1nclude Boy's SIze 14 all-weather coat wIth a part In our lIves Are you super zIp-lIner, sport jacket and matchIng StItIOUS? Do you belIeve that cer a SCUBA d1v~ng ~s no longer wool pants, reversIble wIndbreaker, taIn numbers are lucky? Does Dame permltted at n~ght Fortune smIle on you? b SCUBA divers maklng a walk- three sweaters, two pa~r long pants No matter what your belIef, or thought 1n dive w~ll post a float All dry cleaned, l~ke new $30 takes on thIS matter rolght be - lt could be supported d1v1ng flag at all GIrl's Teen 7 dacron-cotton ra~n coat and knIt long sleeve dress, toge that 52 IS your lucky number and could the d1ving area Dlvers w111 ther, $5 Phone 84698 make a d~fference 52 IS not a year, not move more than 100 yds not an annIversary, nor a catchy code from this flag number It IS the key number for c Each SCUBA diver w1ll wear One Garc~a f~shlng rod complete WIth large rod, GarCIa 600 trollIng reel, FUN NIGHT at the Yokwe Yuk Club, Tues a depth gauge and watch day, Jan 20, at 8 pm d Dlvers must wear gas cylln 100 yards 50 Ib test l~ne and lure, $15. plastIc champIon speargun, $3, BrIng a frIend and JOIn the pleasant der inflatable floatation Chemcraft portable cheIDlstry lab In company at the Yokwe Yuk Club Remem apparatus whlle d1v1ng ex ber 52 - 1,500 What an excellent cept for walk-in snorkel1ng good condlt~on. $4 Call 84694 and ask for Bard combInatIon I I , ~n the lagoon and des1gnated Japanese swimming pools, or Complete amateur radIO set SWAN 350 The Kwajale~n Toastmistress Club WIll when SCUBA dlving 1n tra1n1ng TransceIver (10-80) WIll ~nclude a hold a workshop meetIng (for members sess~ons in sW1mming pools. commercIal vertIcal and HB 20 meter only) In the Banyan Room, thIS beat to complete the package Make evenIng, Jan 19 at 8 pm Don't for M~croneslan Hand~craft Shop hours an offer 84555 get to brlng your handbooks and work Monday thru Saturday 8 30 - 10 30 am - books Monday thru FrIday 2 pm - 4 30 pm Dupl~cate brIdge - Sunday & Wednesday Monday & Thursday 7 pm - 8 30 pm n~ght9 Need a partner? Call B Buy a share In AmerIca's future - Come up to the TermInal BUlld~ng and Bauer at 84627 Buy U.S SaVIngs Bonds I p~ck up some nat1ve handIcraft