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'r "roop Reduct/'on rtudy Ordered SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS (UPI )-- p",,,,,, US Space Officials UoJ 'I ~ TODAY ~IaN[D A 61 L AUT~ORll- FIRE PAY TO THE 8. MILITARY Impressed by Zond 5 manders Disagree With Estim "" po~~,::' CAP"'" ''''''''- WASHINGTON (UPI )~~ THE SOVIET UNION'S SAIGON (UPI ) __ TH[ II S COMMAND HAS ORDFRED A STUDY INTO HOW AMERICAN TROOP LEG.tSLATION OVERTURNS A RULING BY SUCCESSfUL lUNAR ORBIT AND RETURN OF AN STRi:NGT, IN VIET NAM CAN BE REDUCED WITHOUT HARMFUL EFFECTS TO FRONT-LINE UNITS I • COMPTROLLER GENERAL WHICH HAD UNMANNeD SPACESHIP IMPRESSEO U.S. IT I-'AS LEARNtD TODAY I ..,;,,, THE EXTRA $65 A MONTH PAYMENT OFFICIALS YESTERDAY. ONE SAID THERE INFOPi'oIED ,j 5 MILITARY SOURCES SAID THE STUDY WAS ORDERED ON A COUNTRYWIDE TriE SHIP WAS NOT OPERATING IN A WAS A "VERY SLIM CHANCE" THE U.S. MIGHT CASIS AND THAT ANY TROOP CUTBACKS WHICH RESULTED WOULD INVOLVE LOGISTICAL HOSTILE FIRE ARtA AT THE TRY TO GO THE RUSSIANS ONE BETTER BY FO'T'ULLED OUT THROUGH .. RE­ Q AND LIKELY TO REMAIN SO FOR SEVERAL VAMPI~G n Troops Need Winter Of THE VAST LOGISTICAL YEARS. SOJTH VIETNAMESE PRESIDENT rjeoL1ytN (UPI ) __ CZECHOSLOVAK COMMUNIST PART\' SOURCES SAID TODAY A NEW PROBLEM ATTENTION HAS FOCUSED ON THE SECOND HAD DEVELOPED IN THE SCHEDULED CZECHOSLOVAK-RusSIAN TALKS. THEY SAID THE T~IEl lj,ST FRIDAY REITERATED HJS PDSI­ RU5~ PLANNED ApOLLO MISSION IN DECEMBER I TO TIO,~ THAT A PfiASEO \/ITHORA"'AL Dr uS SIANS WERE TRYING TO GET PRO-SOVIET CZECHOSLovAK NAMED TO THE DELEGATION BUT BE LAUNCHED If THE fiRST SUCH !HOT TROO!>S COl.'LO aESI N BY THE (NO Clf flElIT HAD RUN INTO RESISTANCE. DEC II IS SUCCESSfUL IN ORBITING THREE YEA" BECAuSE Of IMPROVEMENTS IN AT THE SAME TIME, MILITARY SOURCES SAID TrlE SOVIET OCCUPATION FORCtS HAVE ASTRONAUTS AROUND THE EARTH FOR 10 1/2 !>lENT fORCES ORDERED THE CZECHOSLOVAK ARMY TO GET OUT Of ITS HUGE MILOVICE 8ARRACKS NEAR OAYS. I N bAR ACTION REPORTED TOOAY, ,,"""'-1 PRAGUE TO MAKE ROOM F'OR THE RUSSIANS WHO NEED WINT!;;" QUARTERS. Tft U.S. PLAN C"LLS FOR AT LeAST FIVE "1£'1T SPOKES"1tN SAID SOUTH jlnNA"1ESE PREMIER C!;;RNIK SAID ON FRIDAY WARSAW PACT TROOPS WOULD BEGIN A PULLOUT "WITH­ ApOLLO FL I GHTS NEXT YEA!> TROOPS D'<:OPPtD 9'1' HELICOPTER INTO IN THE VERY NEAR rUTURE I " BUT ADDED THAT SOME WOULD STAY BEHIND. THE BARRACKS SOUT~ERNMO~T A'I lUYEN PROVINCE KILLED TAKEN OVER BY THE RUSSIANS APPARENTLY 40 COMl~UI'IIST S0LDIERS WITHOUT SUSU,IN­ WILL HouSE rHDSE WHO REMAIN. Meef IllG A CAS JAL TY CZECHOSLOVAK SOURCES IN THE PRAGUI: Malaysian and PlJilippine Leaders )T WAS DISCLOSED, AT THE SAME TIME, DISTRICT COMMITTeE SAIO SOVIET MILITARY T 'AT SIX U S. 'ED UP SEc!'!!<1 D0WN I THE SOURCES SAID "rIRST, THERE SHOULD BE NO TALKS ON THE PHILIPPINE CLAIM TO SABAH ITSELF. IN AND AROU~!D SAIGON ON THE COMMUNIST THE TRIP 8Y ClECH OFFICIALS TO Moscow TMERE MUST BE NO 1o40RE ANTI-!MUGGL I NG PACT," MUSTAPMA TOLD HE'IISMEN UPON O~oERVA'U:E or NAM 80 "(SISTANCE DAY, PLANNED FOR LAST WEEK STILL HAS NOT MCRe fOR TALKS WITH MALAYSIAN LEADERS. AT PRESS TIMt, NO MAJOR INCIDENTS 1<,1,0 TAKEN PLACE. THE ORIGINAL DELeGATION M""·",,, SAID, ''WE HAVE 8eEH COMPROMISING We HAVE 8EEN TOLERANT We HAVE SEE\! REPORTEO. IS STILL SC~EOULED TO MAKE THE TRIP AND PATIENT. BUT THEY, THE PHILI HAve BtEN VERY HARD," THEY WILL BACK DueCEK •• SO SOLIDLY ... He: ADDEO, "SO NOW WE, THE GOVERNMeNT Negro Holds Rally THEY WOULD REJECT SOVIET CONTENTIONS US Seeks Aid Alternatives THE peOPLE OF SABAH HAVE DECIDED THOSE PERSONS NAMED ON A SOVIET WE ~UST TAKE A VERY TOUGH ANO HARO WERE "COUNTE~-REVOLUTIONAR- for Dere/oping Nations TOWARDS THe PHILIPPINES." For George Wallace ALSO SAID He WOULD URGE MAl­ WASHINGTON {UPI l~- AOMINISTRATlDN IME MINISTER TENGKU AeDuL RAHM LAKE, I ND ""'.'<",,I;,~;,;THeSE PEOPLE ARE COUNTER-RrVOlU- SHOCKED BY THE D~EP CUT! TO TAKE "A VERY TOUGH LINt" "'I1EN I1t , le--.'- ,PHILIPPINES PRESIDeNT FeRDIN~ND • I ES " A~P~'~'~'~'~'~D~O~'~'~'~':'~'~D;,~I Ii ..... ',':A~'.':'~,.f.~~:~~:.:~: PRESIARt DENTWONDERING JOHNSON'S WHAT FOR SUMMIT TALKS TO seTTLE UNITED STATes COULO '~:::,c~:;:::'::::;::;: OyeR THE SABAH Issue. FUTuRE TO HELP DEveLDpllIIG ~ ARRIVED HERE FOR TWO OR ON LAW AND ORDER TO MEeT WITH PRIME MINISTER NEED LAW AND ORDER, HE SAID Premier AND DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER TUN ALWAYS HAD MY EYE ON GOVERNOR WAL~ RAZAK WHO IS ALSO TMe DEF'EN!E MIN­ , SAID THE 6-'00T-3, 280 POUND For World Peace or MALAYSIA, WHO NOW IS A PORTER FOR ABOUT DEFENSE ARRANGE~ENTS IN AUTO AGENCY, 'ABOUT THREE MO'ITHS AGO, N[W'(ORK {UPI ) __ ISRAELI PRt~IER THEY CAN FROM THE BI LL MUSTAPHA SAID, ''We ARe VERY HAPPY I TALK£D WITH A HAMMOND MAN WHO IS FOR LEVI ESHKOL YESTERDAY APpeALED FOP TESTIFY BEFORE THE SeNATe IT, ESPECIALLY WITH THE ASSURANCE AND THAT'S WHEN I D(CIOEO." WORLD PEACE EVEN AS NEW WAR CLOUDS ONS COMM 1 TTEE BY THE BRITISH GENeRAL MICHAEL APPEARED TO BE GATHERING OVER THE MID­ COLLINS I 23, ~HOWEO I'IS SIJPPORT SUN­ ION ORIGINALLY REM THAT THEY WOULD HELP. " DLE EAST 80TH ARAB AND I SRAEL I S RE­ BY HAVI'IG AN ALL-DAY RALLY AT HI! BilLION IN FOREIGN AID FOR G,,,,.,, CARVER IS THt CHltr OF BRITISH PORTED INCRtASED TENSIONS ALONG THE HOJSE I ABOUT 15 MILES FROM GARY. FISCAL YEAR WHICH ENDS IN THE fAR EAST, I SUEZ CANAL AND JORDAN RIVER CEASE-fiRE ABOUT 400 PERSONS MOST OF THE~ 31. BUT THE HOUSE Of REPREseNTA­ TO COMMENT ON RAHMAN'S WllLING­ CAME AND WENT DURING THE DAY. LINES LAST THURSDAY VOTED AN APPROPRIA~ MEET WITH MARCOS, THE CHieF' MINM ESHKOL '5 PLEA CAME IN A JEWISH NEW COLLINS SAID flOT MANY NEGROE5. NOT PASSED BY THE SENATE WrllCH MAY SAID, "THe PRIMe MINISTER IS VeRY YEAR MESSA()E THE BLASTS OF RAM HORNS I MORE THAN HALF A DOZEN .CA~E BECAUSE CONCEIVABLY, ReSTORe SOME OF THC CUTS. I,,,,,,,,,,,;, He IS WISE, KIIIOW! WHAT IS IN SYNAGOGUES AND TEMPLes THROUGHOUT THEY "'f:"IE "ArRAID " WHAT DISTURBS FOREIGN ,1,10 ADM1NIS- ASKS Me rOR THE VIEWS "THEy'RE ArRAID TO PARTICIPATE IN " ISRAEL AND AROUND THE WORLD HeRALeEO PEOPLE or SABAH, I WOULD TELL THE BEGINNING OF' THE YEAR 5729 ON THE :::::;' IS THAT ECONOMICS Of SUCH MAG­ RALLY LIKE THIS aUT THEy'RE NOT AfRAID WilL SERIOUSLY DISRUPT "ANY PRO· WHAT I HAVE TOLD YOU. " HEBREW CALeNDAR. I TO VOTE," HE SAIO. ..NOTABLY IN INDIA AND PA~ISTAN. AN ISRAELI COMMUNIQUE SAID ISRAELI COLLINS I MARRIED AND THE FATHER OF WILL FURTHER WORSEN THE REPU­ AND JORDANIAN TROOPS EXCHANGtD liGHT fOUR CHILDREN, SAID HE IS NOT AFRAID OF THE UNITeD STATES AS A RELIA­ South Viet Deserters ARMS FIRE FOR SEVERAL MI NUTE! ':U!T AF­ TO BACK \~ALLACE ASKED IF HIS SUPPORT ::ILE SOURCE OF' ASSISTANCE. PARIS (UPI )M_ A NORTH VI(TNAMeSE TER MIDNIGHT ACROSS THE JORDAN RIVER IN OF THE FORMER GOVERNOR M,GHT ENDANGER SPOKeSMAN TODAY SAID AN ESTIMATED THE BEISAN VALLEY, No CASUALTIES WERE 8 >US SAfeTY, HE SAID "No THAT'S CENT OF YOUTHS DRAFTED INTO THE SOUTH REPORT~'"D'-______Two bianco Jets Taken WHAT'S THe MATTER. THEilE'S TOO HUCk VieTNAMESE ARMY ARE DESeRTING TO ~OIN FEAR. THIS IS AMERICA, A FR(( COUNTRY BOGOTA {UPI l-. COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS THE RANKS OF THE NATIONAL LleERATION aE ABLE TO VOTt FOR Pope Warns Cat.a/ics HIJAC~eD TWO COLOMBIAN AIRLINERS ON FRONT. C ~LIGHTS yeSTERDAY AND FORCED NGUTEN THANH LEI CHIEF SPOKESMAN OF TO CUBA IN WHAT MAY BE PART OF A THE NORTH VIETNAMESE DELEGATION TO THE About Communist Influence DIRLCTED FROM HAVANA, COLOMBIAN HANOI~ASHINGTON TALKS HeRE, SAID THAT VATICAN CITY (UPI ) __ Pope PAUL VI ICIALS SAID TODAY. ACCORDINO TO THE NLF, Alii ESTIMATeD FEARS SOME YOUNG REBEL CATHOLICS ARE ITHIN TWO HDURS I THEY SAID, RAMON 120,000 TO 150,000 ORAFTEES HAVt DES~ IN DANGER or COMING UNDER COMMUNIST IN­ AND CARLOS LONDONO SEizeD TWO ERTED THE SOUTH V I ETNAME!t ARMY TO FLUENce, VATICAN SOURCES SAID TODAy. AIRLINes PLANE! WITH A TOTAL OF DATe. THEY 5,1,'1' TH[ POPE PLANS TO ISSUE A ABOARO AfRA IOTAKEOff fROM Le, tN AN OUTBURST or ANTI-AMtRICAN PUBLIC WARNING TO THEse CATHOLICS "NOT ANO TOOK THeM TO SEPARATE ACCUSATION!I TOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE TO PLAY THE GAMt or TME COMMUNI.5TS." IN CUBA. NEITHeR LANDeD IN THE U.S. WAS INCReASING THE RATe OF ITS THE WARNING MAY COME IN THE POPE'S aiR ATTACKS ON THe NORTH IN SPITE OF SPEECH AT HIS WEEKLY GENERAL AUDIENCE ACTS OF VIOLENCE MAY BE PART RAIN STORMS. HE SAID THe DAilY AVERAGE THIS WEUNESDAY THEY SAID. I PLAN DIRECTED FROM HAYANA I " SAID ROSE FROM 206 BOMBING ATTACKS IN JULY THe SOURCES SAID THE POPE GERARDO AnRBE-CHAUX, THE MINleTER TO 209 IN AUGUST. IN THE FIRST TWO HAS IN MIND CATHOLICS WHO HAVE RECENTLY DEFeNSE HE AODED THEY COULD HARDLY WEEKS OF SEPTEMBER THIS FIGURE ~UMPED OCCUPIED CATHEDRALS IN ITALY ANO CHILE CONSIDEREO "THE RE!ULT OF A ",eRE TO 212, HE SAID. AND THose WMO SUPPORT ARMeD REVOLUTION COINCIDENce," THE SPOKE!MAN CLAIMeD THAT IN JULY TO OBTAIN SOCIAL ~USTICE. AYERBE-CHAUK CAU,EO A MEtTl NG OF THt AND AUQUST THe US. AIR FORce OROPPED "THE HOLy FATHER WilL WARN THe!E ILITAAY tOMMANDEA! Q' COLOMBIA ANO 40,000 BOMBS ON NORTH VIET HAM. YOUNG CATHOLICS OF THt OANGERS OF BEING INTELLIGENCE tHltFS TO ADOPT HE !AID U.S. ARTILLERY SOUTH OF THE TAKeN IN BY COMMUNISTS AND SERVING THE SECURITY MEASURES TO PREVENT DMZ AND GUNS or THE 7TH flEET HAD rlRED ENOS OF CO~MUNI!T PROPAGANOA," THe I""·,,,., HI~CKINQ! OF DOMESTIC COlOM­ SOME 50,000 SHELLS ON THE NORTH. SOURCES SAlo. I GriTS. HE REFUSED TO COMMENT ON REPORT! THAT VATICAN oeSERVER! SAID SUCH A SPEECH ANO POLICE INTERRDGATO~! TALKED CONTROVERSY HAS ERUPTED BETWEEN THE BY THE POPE MI~HT NAVE EKPlOSlVE tOHSE~ THE RET~~NING PA!!ENGERS AN~ tREW fRENCH GOVERNMENT AND THE NLF OVER THE OUeHC(S. THEY !AIO IT NleMT ~EoprH THE 727 TRTING TO PIEce TOGETHER TNE ESTABLISHMENT or AN NLf INFORMATION TME COLO WAR 8ETWEEN THE VATICAN ANO I~:;~::~~~,OF THt HI~ACK. THERE WAS NO \;[MTER 1M PAIII!S. ,IAUACE "PAC!"!. 'EM IN"--A CROWO THE COMIoIUN 1ST!. 11 AVAILA8LE TO N...... !HEN. DIPLOMATIC SOURCES SAID FRANce VANTS THE lATE POPE JoHN XXIII INlTlAno M"TED AT CL05e TO 15,000 HEAR~ THIRD LOT or ~HE ~ET KNEW ~uaT TtN THE NLf DELEGATES TO CARIIIY MORTH VIET­ PAr TY P"IUID(NTIAL HOPEfUL GEORQE WAl'" A THAW IN ~[lATION' BETWEEN THE CHURCH ArTIR TA~I-orr THAT HE ~A' at- NAME'E PASSPORTS, THUS FORCINQ THt AND THE COMMUNIST ~ORlO WHICH POPE PAUL LACE, "'. FRENCH TO ADMIT THE NLF AS leGAL REPft~- PAGE HOURGLASS MONDAY SEPTEMBER - Biafran Child's Remains Thai Troops Repel Cong Reported Red Troop Increase

to Queen's Doorstep SAIGON (UPI)--Two COMPANIES Of THAI Adds To Balkan Tension LQNOON (UPI)--THE REMAINS O. AN AFRICAN TROOPERS BEAT BACK 200 V'ET CONG ATTACKERS PARIS (UPI) .. -TENSION IN THE BALKANS, CHILD KILLED IN THE NIGERIAN CIVIL WAR­ FRIDAY NIGHT IN THE NEwLY ARRIVED BLACK E HI STOR I C "POWDER KEG," HAS REACHED WERE OELIVERED TO THE QUEEN'S DOORSTEP PANTHER DIVISION'S fiRST MAJOR BATTLE IN DANGEROUS PROPORTIONS fOLLOWING ALBANIA'S YESTERDAY IN AN [fFORT TO ENLIST HER HELP V,ET NAM, IT WAS LEARNEO TODAY CHARGES THAT SOVIET RUSSIA IS MASSING fOR STARVING BIArRAN CHILDREN AND HALT THE REPORTS FROM THE THAI BASE CAMP, BEARCAT, TROOPS 'N BULGARIA, THE PARIS NE .... SPAPER, SUPPLY OF BRITISH ARMS TO f[DERAl FORCES. 25 MILES NORTHEAST OF SAIGON SAID 45 V'ET E MONDE, SAID TODAY A CASKET CONTAINING PARTS OF A r/V[-VEAR­ CONG WERE KILLED ,~ THE DITTER TWO-HOUR. IN A REPORT fROM BELGRAOE, THE M/OOLE­ OLD GIRL'S BODY WAS HANDED TO A PAGE AT BATTLE. ROAD NE .... SPAPER SAID THE BALKAN REGION WAS BUCKINGHAM PALACE BY BRITIS~ RELIEF WORKER FOUR THAIS OF THE THIRD BATTALION WERE IN A STATE Of fERMENT SINCE THE SOVIET SUSAN GARTH WITH INSTRUCTIONS THAT IT BE KILLED. INVASION Of CZECHOSLOVAKIA, DELIVERED TO QUEEN ELIZABETH II. THE FIGHT START EO FRIDAY (VENING .... HEN TWO LE MONOE RECALL EO THE RECENT VISIT TO THE QUEEN WAS AT HER COUNTRY HOME AT COMPANIES Of THE THAI THIRD BATTALION DUG BULGARIA Of SOVIET MARSHAL IVAN I. YAKUBOV­ BALMORAL AND A SPOKESMAN AT THE PALACE THEMSELVES INTO A RUBBER PLANTATION OVER­ SKY, THE WARSNW PACT CHIEf COMMANDER AND SAID THE CASKET WOULD BE LEFT OUTSIDE THE LOOKING A CLEARING fOUR MILES FRuM THEIR ADDED: DOOR Of THE PALACE "UNTIL IT CAN BE DEALT BASE CAMP, WHERE THE V,rT CONG ~ERE GROUP­ "SINCE CZECHOSLOVAKIA'S OCCUPATION, THC WITH TOtWRROW HE REfUSED TO SAY WHETHER ING IN PREPARATION fOR AN ATTACK ON A OPINION (,N YUGOSLAVIA) IS THAT NOTHING IT WOULD BE SENT TO THE QUEEN I ARTILLERY OUTPOST. CAN aE RULED OUT SINCE THE LATEST USE Of MISS GARTH~ rOUNDER OF THE "SUSAN GARTH THE ATTACK ON THE BATTERY BEGAN LATE IN rORCt. M. CZJETIN MIJATOVICH, MEMBER or BIAf'RAN BABIES ApPEALJ'1 SAID 'IMEMBERS OF THE EVENING AND AFTER A r')l'R-;

"ONLY CAME HERE TO .... ALK OUT II THE PROTEST -'-"1 .• srl'",1 f"'''.hf', "c" { . ~r I " .', ,~ .,' , ,\ ,.1.,,, ,'; ),1" ~10! I U" 1< I' ORGANIZERS HAD PLANNED TO RETURN TO WOR5H/I' <0" ' "'j ,'f"'"'' ~',F'" I' '('i ,dl ;"1'''" llx"I;)1 l " iJ"","* "'~, 'dv.y T '" TOOK THIS WEEK AGAINST WASHINGTON PRIESTS WHO HAVE OPENLY SHOWN DIS~UST TOWARD THE POPE. THE PENALTIES RANGED FROM VIRTUAL SUSPENSION TO RESTRICTIONS ON CERTAIN PAS­ TORAL fUNCTIONS, INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO HEAR ~-~. ~.~------_----J """ GLASS PAGe 3 +-__ -:M~O~.;••~y~.~S~[~PT~[:":.:[~".:23~,~';7'O~----_::_~------;- ____ ~H:O-UR--~~~~~--~~--:_:_----_r------______" (,edt Economy Sltalr." Oct. NWA Jet Schedule OCT08ER F~IGHT SCHEDULE FOR NORTHWEST " PRAGUE, CZECH. __ CZECH [CONOMISTS BELIEVE IT WilL TAKE AROUNDIbWN AIRLINES' 707 ~ETFLIGHTS ARE BELOW, THE COUNTRY AT LEAST TWO YEARS TO RECOVER FROM THE [COM­ OHtC CONSEQuENCES or THE SOVIET INVASION. MOO"'Y THEIR CHltr CONCERN IS NOT So MUCH THE PHYSICAL OAMAGt DEPART HI CKAM 1030 Range Operation AND LOST PRooUCTION SUFrERED. THouGH CONSIDERABLE, T~~ ARR I VE JOHNSTON 1230 DEPART JOHNSTON DAMAGot CAN BE REPAIRED AND TH£PRODUCTION NAD[ UP. IT IS 1330 A RANGE OPERATION IS SCHEDULED rOR IN THE COUNTRY'S EXTERNAL ECONOMIC RCLATIOWS THAT THE ARRIVE KWAJALEIN 11150 TOMORROW, SEPTEMBER 24. THERE WILL BE DEPART KWA~ALEIN 1630 HEAVIEST BLOW HAS 'ALLEN. NO ALL-ISLAND BLACKOUT; OPTICAL RE­ ARR I 'IE EN IWETOK 1735 BErORE THE SOVIET ARMIES OCCUPIED THE CITIES ON THE QUIREMENTS, HOWEVER, ~AY NECESSiTATE NIGHT or AUG. 20, CZECHOSLOVAK, A HAD BEEN MAKING A MAJOR TUESDAY ~ TURNING OFV THE ROTATING BEACON AND errORT TO INCREASE ,TS EARNINGS or HARD CURRENCY SO THAT DEPART EN I WETOK POSSIBLY SOME OTHER LIQHTS DURING C[R­ IT COULD BUY THE WESTERN TECHNOLOGY IT NE[DS TO MDDERNIZ~ ARRIve KWAJALCIN TAIN PHASES OF THE OPERATION. VEHICLE ITS INDUSTRIAL PLANTS. DePART KWAJAlEIN LIGHTS WILL NOT BE AFFECTED. IT HAD TO TRY TO SELL MORE GOOD IN THE WEST AND ATTRACT ARRIVE JOHNSTON THERE ARE !:!.2 "TAKE COVER" REQUIREMENTS WESTERN CAPITAL INVESTMENTS. PROGRESS WAS SLOW. FEW DEPART JOHNSTON rOR THIS OPERATION. GOODS MANUFACTURED IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA WERE OF INTERtST IN ARRIVE HICKAM IN CONNECTION WITH THIS OPERATION, A THE WtST. CAPITALISTS WERE RELUCTANT TO SEND THEIR MONEY WEDNESDAY HAZARD AREA WILL EXIST IN THE OCEAN, TO PRAGUE. ~/THIN A 200 RAUT/CAL MILE RAolVS or NEVERTHELESS, BEFORE THE RUSSIANS STRUCK, HUNDRtDS OF DEPART H,CKAM 1200 ARRIVE KWAJALEIN 1515 KWA~ALEIN. ALL PERSONNEL AND CRAFT MUST WESTERN BUSINESSMEN WERE IN PRAGUE STUDYING WAYS OF DEV­ STAY OUT OF THE ABOVE HAZARD AREA BET­ ELOPING MARKETS AS THEY WERE ALREADY DOING IN YUGOSLAVIA. DEPART KWAJALEIN 1715 ARRIVE HICKAM 0005 (THURS.) WEEN THE HOURS OF 1800 AND 045°' RESTAURANTS, SUCH AS THE ONE IN THE ALCRON HOTeL, VERE FILLED NEAR~Y EVERy NIGHT WITH GERMANS, ENGLISHMEN, FRENCH­ FRIDAY MEN AND SOME AMERICANS TA~KING OVER DEALS WITH MEN FROM DEPART HI CKAM 1030 World "Send-off" Party THE LOCAL MINISTRIES AND STATES TRusTS. ARRI VE JOHNSTON 1230 THE NIGHT OF THE INVASION THERE WERE RUMORS THAT A MAJOR DEPART JOHNSTON 1330 PLANS FOR THE WORLD AIRLINES CHARTER BRITISH GROUP WAS ABOUT TO MAKE A SIZABLE CAPITAL INVEST_ ARRIVE KWAJALEIN IlI50 FLIGHT FAREWELL PARTY ARE DEFINITE NOW. MENT. PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS HAD ALREADY PROVIDED DEPART KWAdAlEIN 1630 PEOPLE TO CONTACT FOR RESERVATIONS ARE A LOAN FOR THE CONSTRUCTION Or A NEW HOTEL BETW([N THE ARRIVE ENIWETOK 1735 liSTED ON PAGE 8 OF TODAylS PAPER AND A C~ARGE or $2.50 PER PERSON HUST BE VLTAVA AND THE OLD TOWN SQUARE. SATURDAY THE INVASION HAS CHASED AWAY THE FOREIGN BUS I NESSMENj PAID BY WEDNESDAy AFTERNOON TO ONE OF AND WITH THE LIKELIHOOD THAT POLITICAL DIRECTION OF THE DEPART ENIWETO~ 06 15 THE PEOPLE liSTED. COUNTRY WILL BE H'FLUENCED AWAY FROH LIBERALIZATION BY THE ARRIVE KWAJAL[IN 0720 AN HOltS OIOEUV~E BUFFET WILL BE .Pyo­ DEPART KWAJALtlN 4 PRESENCE OF SOVIET TROOPS, IT MAY WE~L BE A LONG TIME 08 5 VIDEO WITH A NO HOST BAR. THERE ~Ill BE BEFORE THEY RETURN. IN ADDITION, THE REGULAR TRADE WITH ARRIVE JOHNSTON 1405 DANCING TO OANNVlAVILLATS COMBO. THE WEST HAS BEEN SERIOUSLY DISRUPTED. DEPART JOHNSTON 1505 PLAN TO 8E ON HAND TO SAY GOOD-BY~ THE rlRST ASSESSMENT or THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE IN­ ARRIVE H,CKAM 1700 TO A CREW THAT HAS SERVED US WELL FOR YEARS NOW.~ ______VASION HAS CoME IN A TWO-PAGE DOCUMENT IN FRENCH PRODUCED DEPART HICKAM MON 1030 BY THE ECONOMIC INSTITUTE or THE CZECH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. W,. 1200 THE INSTITUTE, WHICH IS STILL NOT FUNCTIONING NORMALLY, FR' 1030 Best Sellers /S RUN BY PROFESSOR OTO S'K, THE CHIEF FORCE BEHIND THE DEPART KWAJ TUES 084 CZECH ATTEMPTS AT ECONOMIC REFORM AND QNE or THE MAIN 5 FICTION LAST W[. 1715 TITLE WEEK TARGETS OF RUSSIAN PRESS ATTACKS. SAT dl45 S'K WAS IN YUGOSLAVIA AT THE TIME or THE INVASION, ANO ARRIVE HICKAM TUES 1700 I AIRPORT I IS REPORTEDLY AWAITING WORD FROM THE GOVERN~ENT ON WHEN 2 COUPLES 2 TO RETURN. WORKING WiTH SIK AT THE INSTITUTE ARE SOME OF THURS 0005 SAT 1700 3 TESTIMONY OF Two CZECHOSLOVAKIA'S MOST BRILLIANT YOUNG ECONOMISTS. MEN 3 THE COCUMENT SAYS THE INVASION WILL HAVE "CATASTROPHIC ALL TIMES LOCAL FOR EACH STATION ••••••••• 4 tRUE GRIT lj. CONSEQUENCES ON THE COMPLICATED MACHINERY OF THE CZECH TiQPAZ 6 ECONOMY." Past OHice t HEAVEN HELP Us! 7 TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS AND OTHER PUBLIC SERVICES REO SKY AT MORNING PRACTICALLY CEASED TO FUNCTION DURING THE vRISIS. TRANS- THE KWAJALEIN POST OrFICE HAS RECEIVED 5 THE QUEEN'S CONFESSION 9 PORTATION BOTTLENECKS CREATED PROBLEMS IN DISTRIBUTION or PERMISSION TO MAKE DIRECT DISP.YCH[S TO ~ 9 MYRA BRECKINRIDGE H FOOD. POST OFFICES IN THE TRUST TERRITORY. 10 THE SENATOR ApART FROM THIS, THERE WAS THE PHYSICAL CAMAGE TO CZECH EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, ALL AIR AND rlRS MONUMENTS AND BUILDINGS, su~H AS THE PRAGUE NATIONAL Mu_ CLASS MAIL ORIGINATING AT KWAJALEIN AND SEUM ANO THE RADIO PRAGUE BUILOING. THE FACAOE OF THE ADDRESSED TO MAJURO, TRUK, PONAPE, GUAM Kwajalein Center NATIONAL MusEU~ HAS BEEN CHIPPED AWAY BY SOVIET MACHINEGUN SAl PAN, ROTA, YAP OR KOROR WILL BE DIS- BULLETS. PATCHED VIA CONTINENTAL AIRLINES, INC., PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT (3 CREDITS, FARMLANO HARVESTS, PARTICULARLY OF HOPS USEO I~ BEER- IN ACCORDANCE WITH THEIR FLIGHT SCHEDULES TUITION $6o) WILL BE OrFERED FOR THE MAKING, WERE RUINED BY HUNDREDS OF SOVIET TANKS CROSSING FIRST TIME BY KWAJALEIN CENTER, U. or THE FIELDS. THE INSTITUj£ SAID IT COULD GIVE NO PRECISE I Power Mowers I HA .... AII, FOR FALL SEMESTER, SEPTEM8ER 30 FIGURES, B~T RECKONEO THE OVERALL DAMAGE Ai MILLIONS OF I THROUGH JANUARY 10. CLASS WILL MEET DOLLARS. VEL, DRIVES, WALKS OR RDiDS. THURSDAY EVENINGS FROM 7 - 9:30 PM. _(Ij 1968 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE ~ I 5. CHECK FUEL BEFORE EACH USE. Do GLENN LEE WILL INSTRUCT. NOT FILL GASOLINE TANK WHEN ENGINE IS , THE COURSE STUDY PLAN INCLUDES BASIC Redstone Reportsl RUNNING OR WHILE ENGINE IS HOT. WIPE OFr MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS OF PLANNING, CON- REDSTONE ARSENAL 1 ALA.-- THE U. S. ARMY SAID TODAY THAT~ I ANY SPILLED GASOLINE BEFORE STARTING EN- TROLLING, ORGANIZING, STAFFING AND DIR- AS A RESULT OF CONGRESSIONAL AUTHORIZATION TO ACQUIRE GINE •••• GAsOlINE 15 HIGHLY FLAMMABLE. ECT/NG, WITH EMPHASIS ON HUMAN TACTORs LAND IN THE BOSTON AREA FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE NATION'S ALWAYS HANDLE WITH CARE. AND QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS IN DEVELOPING FIRST SENTINEL BALliSTIC MISSILE DEFENSE SITE, IT IS PRO~ ~I 6. Do NOT RUN ENGINE INDOORS, EXHAUST MANAQEMENT PHILOSOPHY. THE CLASS WILL CEEDING TO AcQUIRE THE NECESSARY PROPERTY FROM PRIVATE o;N: GASES CONTAIN CARBON "ONO.'OE WHICH IS pARTICIPATE IN CRITICAL EVALUATIONS OF ERS AHD THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. I OOORLESS AND DEADLY POISON. IF FOR SOME CURRENT PRACTICES IN BUSINESS 'IRMS. THE ARMY CORPS OF' ENGINEERS WILL HANDLE SENTINEL SITE REASON ENGINE MUST BE RUN INDOORS, OPEH J MR. LEE, I.fHO HAS BEEN IofITH GLOBAL ON CONSTRUCTION. ALL DOORS AND WINDOWS TO 'ROVIOC surr,: KWAJAl£IN SINCE JULY, 1966, IS A RETIRED THE S'TE WILL CONSIST OF A PERIMETER ACQUISITION RADAR CltNT VENTILATION. RMY LT. COL. WITH 23 YEARS' StRVlcE~ HE (PAR) F'ACllITY TO BE LOCATED NEAR SHARPNERS POND IN NORTH 7. REMOVE ALL STONES, WIRE, CANS, HAS A BACHELOR IS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- ANDOVER TOWNSHIP, 22 MIL£5 NORTH OF B05TON. BOARDS, 8RANCHES, BONES AIID OTHER F'OR- TION I"ROM THE U.. Or GEORGIA, AND THE MA ASSOCIATED WITH THE PAR WILL BE A MISSILE SITE RADAR EIGN OBJECTS FROM AREA BEFORE EACH CUT~ IN PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION FROM GEORGE AND MISSilE LAUNCHING rACILITIES TO BE LOCATED AT CAMP TING. AVOID STRIKING ROCKS ANO ROOTS. ASHINGTON, D.C. HE ALSO ATTENDED COHMAN~ CURTIS GUILD, MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL GUARD CAMP NEAR READ- OBJECTS OR CHIPS IN THE AREA TO BE CUT, Gt:NERAL STAFF' COLLEGE. HIS PRtVIDUS= ~ IHG, 14 "'LES NORTH OF BOSTON. IF STRUCK BY THE BLADE, MAY BE THROWN TEACHING EXPERIENCE INCLUDES FOUR YEARS EACH OF THE TWO FACilITIES Will REQUIRE APPROXIMATELY CAUSING INJURY TO OPERATOR, BYSTANOER, JT THE ENGINEER SCHOOL, rT. BELVOIR, VA. 300 ACRES OF LAND. TO PROPERTY, OR THE MACHINE ITSELF. REGISTRATION TOR FALL SEMESTER CLASSES 8. Do NOT ALLOW ANYONE IN LHE A~EA ILL BE HELD THURSDAY AND FRIDAY FRQM Power Mowers' WHILE CUTTING. ALTHOUGH AREA HAS 8EEN - 9 PM IN ROOM "5, GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. SUPPOSEDLY CLEARED OF FOREIGN 08JECTS, R. HENRY TOMINAGA, PROGRAM SPECIALIST THE BUllDIHOS AND GROUNDS DEPARTMENT, PHONE 83518, WILL SMALL OBJECTS MAY HAVE BEEN OVERlOO~ED FROM THE HONOLULU CAMPUS, WILL BE ON IS- ISSUE POWER MOWERS TO ISLAND OCCUPANTS FOR GRASS CUTTING AND MAY BE DISCHARGED OR THROWN BY NOV- AND TO CONDUCT REGISTRATION, AND DO AcA- MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY AT 4 PM. No DELIVERY IS MADE ON ING PARTS. DEMIC COUNSELING. SUNDAY. POWER MOWERS ARE P,CKED UP 8Y THE MAINTENANce 9. STOP THE CNGINE ~HENEVER YOU LEAvr fOR TuRTHER INFORMATION ABOUT THE UNI- CREW THE FOLLOWING MORNING AFTER EACH ISSUE DAY EXCEPT THE EQUIPMENT, EVEN rOR A MOMENT. MA~~ ~ERSITY PROGRAM ON KWAJALEIN, CALL PAT SUNDAY. SURE 8LADES AND ALL MOVING ..ARTS NAVt.. 'LATALOCl, 82373. IT IS IMPERATIVE IN OPERATING AND HANDLING QRASS CUTTING STOPPED, DISCONNECT THE SPARK PLUG wl~t EQUIPMENT THAT CERTAIN NORMAL PRECAUTIONS BE OBSERVED TO FROM THE PLUG AND KEEP WIRE AWAY rROM PREVENT THE POSSIBILITY OP 'NJURY OR DAMAGE. PLEASE READ PLUQ TO PREVENT ACCIDENTA& STARTING BE­ Power Mowers "INE '"OM OAMA-QI NG EXCESS I V£ SPEEDS. THE RULES POR SAFE OPERATION BEPORE YOU P~C£ED IN OPER~ FORE CLEANING THE DISCHARGE CHUTE AND EXCESSIVE SPEEDS ARE DANGEROUS. ATINQ THE POWER MOWER. _ BEfORE MAKING ~NY ADJUSTMENT INSPECTING IF YOUR EQUIPMENT SHOULD START I. Do NOT ALLOW MINORS TO OPERATE OR BE NEAR THE EQUIP_ OR REPAIRING. 13. VIBRATING, STOP THE ENGINE AND REMOVE MENT UNLESS PROPERL~ SUPERV,SED. 10. CHECK BLADE MOUNTINO BELTS AND SPARK PLUG WIRE.. CHECK FOR DAMAGE OR Z. rAMILIARIZt YOURSEL' WITH THE CONTROLS AND USE or TME NUTS AT FREQUENT INTERVALS TO BE SURE LOOSE 'ARTS, VIBRATION Q£NERALLT 18 A ~.DUCT--BE PRE ..ARED TO STOP AT A MOMENT'S NOTICE--DON'T BLADE IS TIGHT. WARNING TROUBLE. LOAN TOU. EQU,,",NT TO PERSONS UN'AMILIAR WITH ITS OPERA­ II. KEEP ALL SCREVS, NUTI AND BOLTI 0' DON'T CHANGE CUTTlk~ HIIGHT. THE tUIN ANO WE. ~~T TO BE SURE tQU''''NT ,S IN SA,E (4. cUTTINI HEIGHT IS SIT ,Oft NOMINAL HEIGHT 3· STAND CLIAR 0' THE EQUIPMENT WHEN STARTINO. 00 NOT INQ CONDITION. KtEP EQUIPMENT OF -CUT AT rOR S ArETT. EACH POVIR EYER ~ACE HANDI OR ,EIT UNDER THE MOWER, IN THE DI'CHARGE CLEAN OF DRY GRA.S AND DIRT. f:tL8" JMOWt." .-$$\.110 TO YOU IS eQuIPPI" WlTH A CH~I. OR,MI'- ANT MOVING PART WHILE IQUIPHE"T IS RUNNINQ. IZ. DON'T CKARII GOVERNOR .'TTINQS urny QuA'-D. ~. DoN T MOW A LAWN THAT I' VCT ENOUGH TO IE SLIPPERY OR OVERSPEED THE ENIINE. THE 10VERNOR VITH ANT TYPE or MOWlft. ALVAY. IE .URI 0' YOUR I"OOTINGI C.ONTROLS THE SPUD AND PRonCTS THE" ,.NG- KEEP It "IIM HOI.O OW THE HANOUI VAU, NEVER RUN. 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THE KW~JAL[IN TENNIS CLua AND SPECIAL NICHOLS MADE A BIQ LEAP UP THE MONEY SERVICES IS SPONSORING AN OPEN TENNIS WINNING LADD[R SINCE HE RANKED 31ST AND TOURNA~ENT rOR ALL ISLAND RESIDENTS. THERE WON ONLY $48,500. WILL BE BOTH HEN AND WOMEN DIVISIONS NICHOLS AHD ARCHER STARTEO THE DAY TWO TROPHIES WILL BE AWARDED 10 WINNER$ Dr STROKES BACK Of THE TWO PACE-SETTING BOTH DIVISIONS. DALE DOUGLASS-HAL~ IRWiN AND RIVES MCSEE­ ,------\ ALL THOSE INTERESTED IN PLAYING CALL ONE MoNTY KASER, WHO HAD LEO AFTER THE THIRD OF THE FOLLOwiNG TO SIGN UP BY ~ATUROAYJ ROUND WITH 17-UNDER-PAR 198. SEPT 28. THEY PULLED INTO A TIE fOR THE LEAD NA TIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE TOMMY WONG 82175 OR 83411 WITH THEIR SECOND BIRDIE AND THEN TOOK JOE KAPP COMBINED SHREWO BALL CONTROL BERN CONROY 82198 OR 82324 OVER fOR GOOD WITH BIRDIE No.4 AT THE AND SHORT PASSING WITH BilL BROWN'S CLUTCH THE TOURNAMENT IS SCHEDULED TO START SIXTH HOLE. fROM THERE ON, THEY CHIPPED RUNNING TO GUIDE THE MINNESOTA VIKINGS TO APPROXIMATELY OCTOBER 3. AWAY STEADILY AT PAR AND LET THE fiELD A 26-13 VICTORY OVER THE WORLD CHAMPION fIRE IN VAIN. GREEN BAY PACKERS YESTERDAY IN THE BIGGEST Strikes and Spares THE WiNNERS HAD ONLY ONE BOGEY IN fOUR UPSET or THE TWO-WE[K-OlO NATIONAL FOOTBALL ROUNDS, THAT COMING IN THE fiRST ROUND AT TWIN HILLS COUNTRY CLUB WHEN THEY SHOT A LEAGUE SEASON. SATURDAY JUNIOR-SENIOR LEAGUE THE VICTORY WAS THE VIKI~GS' SECO~O TOTO SCHMERSAHL AND SAM ICE BOTH TuRNED SIX-UNDER-PAR 65 AND STILL WERE THREE STRAIGHT ANO GAVE THEM SOLE POSSESSION Of IN GAMES OF 195. THIS IS HIGH fOR THE BOYS STROKES Off THE LEAD. fiRST PLACE IN THE CE~TRAL DIVISION WHILE MIKE SYKOS HAD A 192. THE HIGH SERIES THEY CAME BACK WITH A SIX-UNDER-PAR 66 THE LOSS MARKED THE PAC~ERS fiRST UND[R fOR THE BOYS WAS 483 AND WAS ROLLED BY AT QUAIL CRtEK COUNTRY CLUB'S 7,100 YARD NEW COACH PHIL B[NGTSON. TOTO SCHMERSAHL. PAR 36-36--72 LAYOUT fOR THE S[CONO ROUND TH[ VIKINGS, STRANGLING THE PACKERS WITH FOR THE GIRLS IT WAS SPARKY SPARKS WiTH AND SHoT A THIRD-ROUND 69 THERE SATURDAY. THEIR OWN BALL CONTROL ~LAY' TOOK A 16-0 A GAME Of 169. SHE WAS FOLLO~ED 8Y BRENDA IT WAS NICHOLS WHO GOT THE WiNNING RALLY LEAD IN THE fiRST HALf ON TOUCHOOWN RUNS MATHIASEN WITH A 152. THE HIGH SERIES STARTED WITH 12, 6 AND 18-fOOT BIRDIE Of 10 AND ONE YARD BY BROWN PLUS A SAfETY fOR THE GIRLS WAS q81 BY SPARKY SPARKS. ON THE fiRST THREE HOLES. AND THE PACKERS NEVER CAME CLOSER IN THE ARCHER DROPPED IN A 6-fOOTER ON No.6 SECOND HALf THAN A 16-6 DEfiCIT. MEN's VOLLEYBALL AND A '3-fOOT DOWNHILL PUTT fOR ANOTHER ON BROWN WENT ONE YARD fOR THE VIKING'S TH[ NINTH. fiRST TOUCHDOWN AfTER AN II-YARD PASS fROM SCHEDLt.E: ANOTHER PAIR Of" 15-fOOTERS, BY NICHOLS KAPP TO TOM HALL PUT THE BALL ON THE ONE WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 25 ON THE 10TH AND BY ARCH[R ON THE 12TH, AND THEN WENT 10 YARDS ON A BRAW fQR AN­ 6:00 PM - 50TH STATE vs SYlVANIA THE PRESSURE ON AND THEN NICHOLS CURLED OTHER TOUCHDOWN AfTER A 35-YARD PASS fROM 7: 15 PM - KIoR VS W.I. THOMAS IN AN IS-FOOTER ON THE 16TH "THAT GOT KAPP TO GENE WASHINGTON SET UP THE TO. JIM THURSDAY, SEPT. 26 US OVER THE HILL." BOTH TWO-PUTTED FOR MARSHALL fLATTENED BART STARR IN THE END 6:00 PM - DOUGLAS v! PALM TERR.t.CE "A" SIRDIES ON THE 17TH AND IT WAS ALL OVER. ZONE ON THE NEXT SERIE5 Of DOWNS TO MAKE 7: 15 PM - TTR-4 VS RA YTHEON THE SCORE 16-0. FRIDAY, SEPT. 27 AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE THE Los ANGELES RAMS ROMPED OVER THE 6:00 PM - WILDCATS VS KOLOHE'S LOUNGE PITTSBURGH STEELERS 45-10 AND THE BALTIMORE 7.15 PM - P.t.LM T[RRACE "B" VS PRESS THE NEW YORK JETS REMAINED THE O~LY UN­ COLTS DEfEATED THE ATLANTA FALCONS 28-20 DEfEATED TEAM IN THE AMERICAN FOOTBALL TO REMAIN TIED WITH 2-0 RECORDS fOR THE FAST-PITCH LEAGUE'S EASTERN DIVISION YESTERDAY AFTER COASTAL DiVISION LEAD JOE NAMATH fiRED TwO TOUCHDOWN PASSES IN ROMAN GABRIEL THREW TOUCHDOWN PAS!ES OF SCHEDLt.E: PACING A 47-31 ROMP OVER THE BOSTON fiVE AND 55 YAROS TO BERNIE CASEY AND 28 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25 PATRIOTS. AND ONE YARD TO DICK BASS AS THE RAMS 5:15 PM - BRANDON fiELD - HIGH SCHOOL VS JIM TURNER KICKED fOUR fiELD GOALS--30, BROKE LOOSE FROM A 10-10 TIE wiTH SEVEN VULTURES (R. BRYANT AND 6. LYNN) 27, 48 AND 27 YARDS. MINUTES GONE IN THE SECOND PERIOD TO LEAD 5:15 PM - DALLY FIELD - PALM TERR.t.CE VS WARREN MCVEA WAS THE OffENSIVE GIANT 31-10 AT THE HALF. GABRIEL AND THE RAMS' KOLOHE'S LOUNGE (P. BOLILAN AND G. KOJIMA) fOR CINCINNATI AS HE GALLOPED 80 YARDS DEFENSIVE fRONT fOUR PLAYED ONLY SPARINGLY THURSDAY. SEPT. 26 TO A TOUCHDOWN ON A REVERSE IN THE fIRST IN TH[ SECOND HALf. 5:15 PM - DALLY FIELD - ROI NAMUR VS EBEy[ PERIOD. DALE LIVINGSTON KICKED A 12-YARD THE DALLAS COWBOYS AND NEW YORK GIANTS ANGELS (P. KAUANUI AND J. JERVISS) fIELD GOAL fOR A 10-0 LEAD. TOM SMILEY ALSO REMAINED UNBEATEN IN TWO GAMES AND 5:15 PM - BflANDON fiELD ~ MlC VS CHARLIES ADDEO THE ICING WITH A TO 'ROM A YARD OUT TIED fOR THE LEAD IN THE CAPITOL DIVISION, DAISIES (Po BOLILAN AND G. KOJIMA) WITH fOUR SECONOS R[MAINING. THE COWBOYS DOWNING THE CLEVELAND BROWNS fRIDAY. SEPT. 27 BUffALO, LOSING ITS THIRD STRAIGHT GAME, 28-7 AND THE GIANTS TOPPING THE PHILA - 5~15 PM - DALLY FIELD - SPARTANS VS HIGH SCORED ON A MAGNifiCENT IDO-YARO RUN6ACK DELPH I A EAGLES 34-25 SCHOOL (B. LYNN AND FITZPATRJCK) Of A KICKOff BY MAx ANDERSON IN THE FOURTH BRUCE LOCKHARDT RACED 72 YAROS wiTH AN 5:15 PM - BRANDON FIELD - tlLDG. AND G"OU~O'I PER10D. GARY McD[RMOTT SCORED FOR THE INTERCEPTED PASS TO GIVE THE GIANTS A 14~10 VS SANDBAQGERS (T. YACEK AND B. SILLS ON A fiVE-YARD RUN AND BUfFALO'S LEAD 'N THE SECOND PERIOD AND FRAN TARKEN­ LAST POiNTS WERE POSTED ON A SAfETY. TON COHPLETEEO '4 OF 20 PASSES fOR 190 FALL CAL-20 RACING SERIES JACKY LEE PASSED fOR TWO TOUCHDOWNS AND YAROS AFTER THE EAGLES STRUCK fOR AN EARLY ROOKIE fULLBACK BOB HOLM[S SCORED ON RUNS 12-7 LEAD. TOM WOOOESHIC~ RAN 54 YAROS THE KWAJALEIN SAIL RACING ~~~~CIATIDN Of 17 AND 6 YARD~ AS KANSAS CITY ROMPED fOR ONE EAGLE TOUCHOOW~ AND KING HILL COM­ PLANS TO SPONSOR A fALL RACING SERIES IN TO A 34-2 TRIUMPH OVER DENVER. BINED WITH BEN-HAWKINS fOR A 92-YARD PASS CAL-20s BETWEEN Nov. 3 AND DEC. I). THE LEE REPLACED LEN DAWSON AT QUARTERBACK PLAY fOR ANOTHER RACES WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY MORNINGS. IN THE SECOND HALf AND TARGETED OTIS JOHN BRODIE THREW TOUCHDOwN PASSES Of' 29, THESE RACES ARE OPEN TO ALL WITH SPECIAL wiTH SCORING PASSES Of 20 AND 14 YARDS. 50 AND II YARDS fOR THE SAN FRANCISCO SERVICES' SAILING LICENSES. THERE WILL JAN STENERUD KICKED A 47 YARD fl[LD GOAL FORTy-NINERS IN A 35-17 TRIUMPH OVER THE BE A $2 ENTRY fEE, TO 8E PAID UPON APPLI­ fOR THE CHIEfS IN THE rlRST PERIOO AND A ST LOUIS CARDINALS. KEN WILLARD SCORED CATION TO RACE. 36-YARDER IN THE SECOND QUARTER. ANOTHER SAN FRANCISCO TOUCHDOWN ON A ONE­ THE SCORE READ LIKE A BASEBALL~ GAME YARD SMASH AT THE END Of A 64-YARD 16-PLAY ENTRY FORM IN THE fiRST QUARTER WHEN THE BRnNCS DRIVE IN THE FIRST MINUTE Of TH[ fOURTH I WISH TO ENTER THE CAL~20 RACE SERIES TACKLED JERREL WILSON I~ THE END tUNE FOR PERIOD. BRODIE COMPLETED 16 Of 27 PASSES STARTING ABOUT Nov. I. I AGREE TO ABIDE A SAFETY AND TRAILED 3-2. DURING THE GAME. BY THE RuLES ESTABLISHED BY THE COMMITTEE, BILL MUNSON THREW TOUCHDO~~ PASSES Of AND I WILL BE RESPONSIBLE AS SKIPPER LITTLE LEAGUE 15, 38 AND 86 YAROS AND SCORED HIMSELF ON DURING RACES fOR THE CARE O~ THE BOAT AND A ONE-YARD PLUNGE AS THE DETROIT LIONS THE SA'ETY Of THE CREW. ROUTED THE CHICAGO BEARS 42-0. THE 86-YARD PLAY HAD MEL FARR ON THE NA~ LICENSE NO. RECEIVING END AND GAVE THE Llo~s A 14-0 RACING E~PERIENCE LEAD EARLY IN THE SECGND PERIOD. THE LIONS WHO LtD 28-0 AT THE HALF, HELD GALE SAYERS VACATION PLANS - Nov. I-DEC. 15 TO fEWER THAN IDO YARDS RUSHING. DON MCCALLY SCORED ON AN EIGHT-YARD RUN PHONE NO. HOME AND A fOUR-YARD PASS AS THE NE~ ORLEANS $2 ENTRY fEE ENCLOSED , SAINTS UPSET THE WASHINGTON REDSKINS 37-17. MCCALL SET A NEW SAINT RUSHING RECORD WITH 127 YAROS IN 16 CARRIERS. THE VICTORY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ENABLED THE SAINTS TO TIE THE BROwNS fOR fIRST PLACE IN THE CENTURY DIVISION--£ACH COACH JOHNN McKAY Of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA' wiTH A I-I REC~O~R~.~."-______ADMITS O.J. SIMPSON WAS GREAT AGAINST MINNESOTA O~ SATURDAY ••• BUT SAYS HIS ALL­ AMERICA BACK CAN PLAY EvEN BETTER. TENNIS STAR BILLIE J£AN KING UNDERWENT McKAY SAYS Of SIMPSON, WHO SCORED ~OUR A ~NtE OPERATION TODAY AT LONG BUCH, TOUCHOO~NS IN THE 29-20 WIN OVER THE CALifORNIA. THE SURGERY TO REP~IR DAMAGED GOPHERS ••• "HE IS JUST A TREMENDOUS RUNNER. ICAGO CATCHER ••• CARTILAGE IN HER LEfT KNEE WAS CALLED A I HAVE NEVER SEEN HIS EQUAL IN HIGH SCHOOL, O~PONENT HETWEEN HOME AND THIRO A~D APPLIES SUCCESS BY HER PHYSICIAN. SHE wILL REMAIN COLLEGE OR !"RD RANKS .'f THE TAG IN FRIDAY'S GAME BETWEEN CHICAao HOS!"ITALIZED ABOUT A WEEK. MRS. KINO ST. LOUIS .. WAS U~S[T BY EN~LANO'S VIRGINIA WADE IN STEVE LINOELL BCCAME THE SECOND LEAOINQ THE fiNALS OF THE U.S. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS. PASSER IN ARMY 'OOTBALL HISTORY WITH 149 LITTLE LEAGUE COACHES 00 NOT FORCtT THE YAROS AQAINST THE CITADEL LAST SATURDAY. M[ETING TOMORROW NIQHT AT THE IE EN CENTER HE PUSHED HIS THREE YEAR TOTAL TO 2.026 AT 7:00 "M. • P'OE 6 HOUlGtASS Scien(e For the Independent A.ateur TyphoPn- Hits Island NAHA, OKINAWA (UPI)--TY ..HOON DELLA HIT By John Noble Wilford THE SM"'LL ISLAND OF MIYAKO .OUTH 0' HERE VITH GUSTS Of' 180 MILES "ER HOUR TOD ... Y Ie) 1968 NeW yor/c Times News Service CAUSING AT LEAST TWO DEATHS "'1010 EXTENSIVE NEW YORK -- THE G"'LILEOS or TOD"'Y MAY lit EX .. ENSIVE 200-INCH TELEseO.. E., ... ND THE PRO"ERTY D"'MAGE. PASTE~RS. M",SSIVE GOVERNMENT GRANTS. SuT IS AT LEAST ONE SM"'LL RE"'LM 0' SCIENCE PDLICE REPOInS ,.ROM THE ISLAND S .... D AT LEFT TO THE INDEp[N~NT ... M... TEUR -- COMET ,.... LEAST_THREE OTHEII PERSONS WERt IN.lDURED, 51 PROFESSIONAL ... STRONOMERS P ... Y COMETS LI THEY TRAIN THEIR TELESCO"ES ON THE IHouSts ' "'ND SEVEN PueLI C BUI LD I NGS OE,51I10YEoI N~E EXOTIC GAME OF "ULSARS, QU"'SARS ... 1010 CONSEQUENTLY, NEARLY ALL NEWLY ANp-j3 FISHING BO"'TS SUNK BY THE STORM. DIIC.VERED COMETS -- F'OUR OR riVE'" YE ... R DISCOVERED BY AM"'TEURS ~"'TltNTLY SC ... N- THEY ALIO R&PORTED HEAVY DAMAGE TO CROPS -NING THE SKIES rROM BACKYARDS "'ND HILLSI ON THE ISLAND. THIS YEAR, FOR EX ... MPLE, AM ... TEURS WERE INYOLYED IN ALL rOlll NEW COMET SlGHTINGS, THE rURTKER DETAILS WERE NOT AVAILABLE BJ­ MOST RECEMT ONE IN AUGUST IN NEW MEXICO. CAUSE or A COMMUNICATIONS BREAKDOWN BETWEEN IT W"'S ONE or THOSE HAPPY "'CCIDENTS. A IS LESLIE PELTER, ... 68-YEAR-OLD rURNITURE OKINAWA AND THE ISLAND. GROUP OF YOUNG ASTRONOMERS ATTENDING A MEIET,.IDESIGNER IN OEL .. HOS, 0"10. HE RETIRED RE­ RYUKYUAN WE ... THER orrlCIALS SAID DELL'" WAS tNG AT L... s CRUCES OECIDED TO HAVE A "ST ... R CENTLY WITH 12 TO HIS CREDIT. BUT'" JA .... N­ THE LARGE~T TY~NION TO HIT THE ISL... ND IN o PARTY." LOOKING AT THE CONSTELlATION LYRA ESE FARMER, MINORU HONDS, DISCOVERED A NEW TWO .!EARS~ IN SE_"E~BERJ 1~tyP'----'!9~N THROUGH A 10-INCH TELESCOPE, 18-YEAR-OLD COMET IN JULY HIS 11TH SINCE 1940. DESTROYED THOUSANDS or HOMES WITH OUSTS' OF up,.-o-l90, M"!f. JOH. BALLY URBAN, • STUDENT .T UN'Y,"S'TY Students Burn Paper Copy or CALIFORNI ... AT BERKELEY, S~OTTEO ... LATE TODAylOELLA WAS CHURNINQ HER WAY U~ STRANGE FUZZY llCil'lT \lHERE NONE SHOULD BE. Of Uncle Sam in EHigy THE WEST COAST 0' OKINAWA BRINGING RAIN AND ITjSEEMED TO MOVE EVER SO SLO~LY. WINOS OF 70 TO 9D nMPH ANO GUSTS REACHING HE ASt

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I HOURGLASS ICROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer I

HORIZONTAL 48 Mohan" VERTICAL 7 Spend 1 Wmgs m,_ 1 Polltieal thrifts 5 Sill.C'h officeno group II City In 8 Chon 49 E;;Jectn1Led 2 Abner's WashUlgtcn 12 Demands particle frl",nd 11 Above payment so MUSical :). Literary HI Plum " -- pro >IOund collectIOn 11 OscuJatL nobis [)1 Certa.n What heIr 16 Letter H Norse king LI>.tviu'1 g ... .W Tear~ 15 Dabblers native 5 Dlnnel 21 Flah ~auc .. 17 Dove iJ2 Golf mQund course n Machete sounds 53 }'emai.. 6 Trans 2J Ireland 11'1 Snake ~h.eep 24 Chattel III Flgu-res of 2(; Picture speech 27 Bellow 21 Inctte~ 28 Othenvls" .14 Precise 29 Haruens 2~ Learnmg 31 Departed 26 Readies 3~ Mo~t secUi ~ 30 HebNlw 3.3 Ba""bull prle5t pla,cl' 3t Aim!; 37 Sm' 32 Madnd 3S Sea cheer rnBnunal ,BLIND "'dO WIfE 13 SpOU!eS J9 Exhort lll~ ~",e[ng q.(> uf!gatln Mdp" 35 Bygone 40 Denee blll[,j Way"" BarTelt :8 31) Pok~r 41 Seaside ~take featLlre t+ 'ephon.. " hlS wlf", at a hos_ 37 Fathers H Female plbl 'll AlbfUly NY" after 3f( Endure deer 'w delivered th"H" b"b} en -Ii June bug 45 Tugboat route to the. 42 Lake - 46 Smgle umt I 43 Flatterer A .... II~ " ..... "I ...'.Ilu~ U ml"Qj.' ~7 Thlll.. (law)

(<>n;l:"."l!l/lt[,,, I.. "('( .. f"rJ ht .,tat.. "'up,><>rbR,Il" tlle :SAbA $4 310 b,llJon authorlzBtmll Dt'a" A, h .. """ afler ht''''/{ al)IIOinWd I"t'qut'~t belor" the St'Ilate Hpaf'AO ('ommltt.ee thl~ Gr;NUAL INJURED - Mannp 1 mJf'r.... nflllry ,)/ "'llIt, ,J In .!X ',19 year At OJ(> r1J;:ht IS NASA',. Har~ld B. Fi'IK"r Brl/;: Gen WIll!:un ( ChlP 411 w",~ llju'" .. d s~nousty FOUR OAYS BEFORE .APOLLO FUGliT James £ Webb who has been adrnlfllstrttor of th.(l when hl~ helhopt.r crashe(j l' <; "1'''' ,g~m, N'(HJnIJ Al'r"l'k'lutlcs and Spa~e Admlmstratlon smce 1961 l'].m\ to wh,), he '.\ ~~ rllr{'<:tln[" troop,> retwp "" fOlll" d",\~ (,Pfor, the -..:.heduled O~t 11 laun<.-h of the Apollo 7 In m"'kll~K thp m b 'tIe 'lear the DMl In Ul\llOUn(~m~l1t \\i,bb ,()J1(l(lLd h .. h luwlll'; the <.ptee program ""hlle th~ SO\Itt Unum \'~!I'U'\ He \lUI, l~port"'d I', 110, ,ej IE !I:, ,\,,,p r",ce HlS ~.l((eS,0r h,~ not been ~elect"d III "mtL

-T>."o men said rebel S<)ldler~ who defected are greeted by Brig H Kat;nna CONTRACT BRIDGE (left) chief of staif of thC' Nlgertan federal a.rmy, as federal troops occupy Ab." last rema.mmg adnunL3trahve ("~nter By B. Jay Becker of secess\Omst BlatTa'S duninistung territory (Onb1Rphnto) BAilY WATCHER Vur~f' JudLth FIlipek holds !l m,lllth old Jamie RenI",I(.lIlJ. .j~ ~he d!l!play .. an automatic momtor_ South deaJ.(lr mg ~y~tern lTL O '.It Il. ha.nd the clUb at trick two In the long nuJ., filost J;~JC i Without this suit _ dU'ecting players will lose more tncks on I play of the t!;z1, East woUld have the openlJlg lead tha.n on the It dJt11CuJt gues.s about ~'hJch next twelve tt1cks combined swt to return at trlek three The reason Is not hard to find But thanks to the rufflng con­ -it la limply much ea81t-r to ventIon, Ell, B t automaUcAily defend correctly r,!ter you Bee It.ads ba.ck a spade atur rutting 2& cards than it I.R When you th(l club MIl only the 13 ~~ 'uulrl /(I:t out lIner failing mto the hoJe In Lynne bidding In an etwrt to a!'rive "' Jtt.o:.t the ace at clubB lea.d, of the main attractions at the Sllvez-a.do Concours d'Ele- 'l~ld \f ,~~ HIH owner Karol Kesting comforts the horse at their but contract, d ... la'",r decla~r would have no troUble ganee Sept :12 spollllored by the Mann County Circle of 'r},p g"... 'el lO~t her $62 and his partner freq-ll;lr -1;)- LX 1ll&klng- the contra.ct the Florence Crlttenton Home In San Franc~o The other te 1M~ Kin&" r""t ;r.. ilyn,s'c.tf lne) 8..... doozy 18 Anlanda Pope from London, England ------~--~~==~~~~--~ ISHEO BY *** MOVIES TONIGHT * * * DIRECTION OF WOOD PLAYI"EN WITH I"AD, lIK[ NEW, $10, KWA~LEIN MISSI RANGE, toIARSIi'\LL hrA'H SEAT .. ITo< I"AD $1, PtASTIC BABY LANDS. CQNffiACT DAAG-43-67-C-OOOI TuB 5O¢ CAtL 82319 THE HOURGLASS IS puBLISHED DAILY MON- SHMIME 0.1,'1' THROUGH SATURDAY. DEADLINE FOR a,OOC BTU ~IR CONOITION[R,PORT­ Ivey Hall 630&.83(... NOTIC[S IS 3 PM THE O"Y BEFORE PUBLICA­ .. ,,,,,.,,,,'ERY OPERATED-RECORO PLAYER, TION ,500 STU EDITOR LARRY CORSI HAi'1 ... ARLUNO i"Q_140, $100 CALL 82487 JA rF"[ E' STAfF MARet.lo CHRIVIA ArT(R 6 I>~ r"OVI[ CLA'::.SIFiCATI().j VIF, LIP_OA THE Bo.RBARIAN AND TKE G[lSHo\ - ATC CO~PLETC WITH POLARllING, RE~, YELLOW, CR IST.e,t YELLO,"'-GREU., GREEN, AND ORANGE:. fILTERS, S£Lr-TIl

CANOr.. 100_200 MM lOOM LENS, f 5 6 OIllL Y • 3 WEEKS OLe, $7000 CONTACT PA YNE Official Bulletin 183393 OR 83441, ANYTIHE Dm DUTY on leER PHONE GIRL"; 24 INCH SLUE BICYCLC \;!Ttl BAS~ET LTC. J.C. COOPER 828J8 IN GOOD CONDITION $12, KNIGHT KN 9~ ~ J. F. JOHNSON 82208 RECO~O CHANGER wiTH CERAMIC CARTRIOGE MAJ. S.R. tiA,GENIiOrr 82438 A~O SPARE HEAD, EXCELLENT ,OR DIRECT LTC. f" .G. THOMAS 8J65J TAPING, .$30 CALL 82539 MAJ. R. MUNGOVAN 827\0 MAJ. F. JOHNSON 82208 AKAI x-ISO D H.pE RECORDER CROSSF"lELO MAJ.H.E. STUBBS 82J87' HEAD "CUSTOi'1 DECK", $125. CALl 82389 MAJ. J. WHITEHORN 82602 DUTY Of"rICER IS KWAJALEIN MISSILE ·..,rOM.o.N'S WHEEL EO BI~E, MAN'S £lIKE, J RANGE COMMANDING OrFICER'S REPRESENTAT­ BOY'S BIkE, >lCA WHIRLPOOL DISHIoIASHER, IVE OURING OTNER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS. SEArlS ORYER, SEARS TAPE TYP£ ADOING ~ACHINt, fRESH WATER AQUARIU"', rUL\.Y CUB SCOUT PACK NO. 135 5TOC~ED WITH (";uPPI£S AND PLATIES~ wiTH SEPTEMBER THEME - CARNI¥AL PU"'p ,ILYER, ALL ACCESSORIES, 9'XI2' 16 SEPT. - DE,.. MOTHER AND ",SST. DEN (";OLD'CARPET "'ITH PAO, 22,500 BTU AIR MoTHER MtETING wiLL BE HELD CONDITIONER, 9,000 BTU AIR CONDITIONER, AT 49J-6 U 8 PM ONE ADDITIONAL LARGE .IoIR CONOITIONER - 18 SEPT, _ PACK COMMITTEE MEETING WILL SIl[ UN~NO\;N, 8 P'ANELS or BEIG[ DRAPES, BE HELD AT GEORGE StiTZ DARK BRO ... N WIG, MtOluH SHORT, WORN \\don't JUS-t SCHOOL AT 7 PH. ONCE, ICE CHEST ApPLIANC[S AVAILADtE 25 SEPT. ~ PACK MEETING AT EM ON BEACH ON 1 OCTOBER CA LL 82458, STAND there!' " 7 ,., MAN'S BIKE -~ IN GOOD CONDITION WILL THE SPECIAL SERVICES RUNNING AND JOGGt THRO.., IN NEW SPARES CO'lS,5TING OF' PROGI'IAM IS MAKING PLANS NOW ,OR A AAct ON BRAKE & CABLE ASSY ~ "EAR SHIFT CABLE Weekly Movie Schedule DAY, NOVEMBER 11TH JOIN THE ASS.,. , 'JONEIHUBE, AND FLASHLIGHT HOlDER~ NOW AND CONDITION rOR THE EV(NT. $20 OR BEST OFFER, CALL 81229 DURING I' ___-,-CRC'=CHAc:RCD:S:ONCC ____-rCOCc=ECA,N,_VCC'E:'CC-rYcOKC'_E=-yCUc'_· ____.-_'V_E_ YCC"'CCLCL____ -; ______--1 rOR INrORMATION, CALL SPECIAL SERVICES .... ORKING HDU!'!S OR 82147 orr OUTY HOURS. ,r (83331). BAR8fl.RIAN & THE DON'T Jlf"T lEND WHO A LOVELY WAY OLlVWR PELKEY IS CO-ORDINATOR rOR TH[ , NAVY SLING~HtELS SIZE 6k B, ~OO------tCC~ ,+~~~~~~~~----l-~L!~~oc----i_~~~~7C-iPROGRAN, MR. P[LKEY ~AS A HIG~ SCHOOL , " '"IHITE PLAIN HEE~S SIH ? AA ARABESQUE COACH rOR rOUR Y[ARS AND HAS BLEN "N BOTH" NEW 00 NOT F"lT'" NANCY NOLAN 453 A 1-c;o--t-~~~.;"'-'»'-1-i¥~~:oo---~~~~~-----r_;~_;~;;-----t~::~~~~"CTIV[ P"RTICIP"NT IN DIST"NC[ RUNNING CALt 828J4 ~;.,f-1~~lty-"y---_1~~:f~RD--_1~~~~;-AN[)f-~i;~;;;,----t-fi~~~£E~"~':R~:':VERAMl.RICA. 15 .["RS THROUGHOUT NORTH AN \;IANTED BARGAIN BAZAAR IS OPEN WEDNESDAY MORN- By ROI NAi'1UR DOLPHINS -- A CHEST TYPE r SETW[EN THE HOURS or 930 AND 1130 DEEP FREEZE IN (inDO OPER~l INC CONDITION fr ..--t-~~~1R"------l_~~~1A~'"cl6~~¥'J~~---f~~~~""~---l-l'{~~;,--IING PLEASE CALL ED SCHIELE, EXT 99542 "_~~~~~~~--l-i?~~~=,~oc~~~J.aL!~c1P'C~UPS ARE MADE WEDNESDAY ArTERNOONS. !!:: II" YOU H"VE ANY ,PoIVE-AWAYS CALL VIRGIN-

NYLON PLAypEN, MATCHING CRIB, CALL IIJ;'61If;~--~~~~ii~~----~~~~ik=----¥.~~J.o.~~""-I-!~~~ a.---l~~~*"",,;-\ IA SHELDON AT 82?10 OR LILLIAN PRESTON T A! 82495. fOUND ~--- ~ANO ORANGE KITTEN wiTH COLLOR. C... LL 82)139 THE CHILDREN'S MAT'NEE Foo SAT",OAY AND SUNDAY WILL BE "THE .... JQfl AND THE DEMOLAY ... EETING WILL THE MINOR" AT I PM Iill BE HELD 10~IGNT AT 7 30 SERViCES PRIVATE REMEDIAL R£"OING "NO INOIVIO­ ~-=-----=------i , PM AT 462A. rARE'riELL PARTY IS BEING PLANNED rOil: ~IC! 's lOur Fashion Show onginally UAL TuTORING SY QUAl!rIEO TEACIiER. NIKE C/iART[R rllGHT CREV I/EXT Fin ri;J'l-ed for Sept. 22 has be"n CALL 82344 ANYHME lNG, S!:P1EM9£R 2?TH AT 7 PM IN THE postro1(>d. It Will be rescl edul(>d, ROOM or THE YO~I.'E 1'UK CLUB il"j t~e d,He

fOR R(S(RVATIONS, CON,AcT ONt THE ,OltOWING PLEASE PIC~ UP THEI THE COMMUNITY BAND WILL MEET TONIGHT BABYSITTING IN MY HO~E ANY "GE. PEOPLE llSTfD B[LO.... PROCESS ING AT MAcY's AT THE FINE 4~TS BuILDING .e.T 7 30 PM. MONO ...... T"Rl) fR!OAY ALSO SATUlWAY ANYONE INTERESTED IN PLAYING IN AN FOR WORKING MoTHERS. CALL Jo ANN LucY BLO[IJEL 82295 (ArTER 6 f't>t) N UIUlT BAND IS WELCOME., NANCY FARRIS 8,44] _ .... ORK HALVCRSON AT 82323. SUSAN 82535 - f10ME HAVE BROOM WILL TRAVEL YOu SAY YOU LADIES DUPLICATE WI~L ... EET EvERY Wto­ LAVRtL HEWITT 83600 WORK .o.RE HAVIIoIG A P... RfY? You SAY 'l'OU DON'T II~::;::' NESO.e.Y AFTERNOON AT 12 30 AT THE VOKWE 82448 HOtjE wANT TO TAKt TINE TO CLEAN BEFORE "NO YUK CLua, LADIES WELCOME BRING A HARRY KAllHIKI 81438 'WORK .f"1EI(? WELL, 1 KNOW JVSf tl1e "'AN '01//0 PARTNER. ANY QUESTloNS'l CA\'L BISM 82259 HOME CAN 00 TilE JOB CONTACT GeORGE fLAZ'R LEE AT 8250? ELVIA TAPIA 81152 WORK =-'----- .. T 8153b 83491 HOME WINNERS (f"" THE ''WEDNESDAY NITE DUPlI~ HAVE A lA~ERECOROER "NO DON1T kNOW ~OW CATE BRIOOE CLUB" WERt COOKIES fOR VIET /'VIM TO CLEAN I T I FOR $3 00 YOU EAt.( HAVE 1"c"''''!'-______.1:Il- ___ DAVl. COLLINS - BERNIE CONROY •••••• 55.~ StVERAL YEARS NOW THE GIRL SCOUTs' HEADS CLEANEO AND DE ... ACNETIZ[D, AND THE MAx n..U£$CA - KELLY DOWD£N ...... 53.~ KWAJAl.CIN HAvt BEtN SENOI"G C~QKIES THE ISLAND fII~­ WHOLE ... ACHINE ~UaR'CATEO ANO CLEANEO AT OUR ... EN IN VIET NA... THE or SERV WILL T.l.KE YOUR HOMt CALL 82536 EVENINGS ~OlolTH & NOTICE TO ISLAND OCCUPANTS WltL FIND MANY GIRL SCOUTS IN /I II H'E C!