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All The News That Fits We Prlnt VOL 10, No 8622 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS Thursday, February 12, 1970 Overturned Fuel Truck Causes Eyacuation BRENHAM, TEXAS (UPI) -- Milltary pollce wlth guns on thelr hlPS evacuated Texas farm families today from 1/2 mlle around an overturned truck and a ABRAHAM LINCOLN 24-foot Polaris mlssile booster stage loaded wlth exploslve fuel Diesel fuel, red and pungent, leaked from tanks aboard the flatbed truck, 1809 - 1865 lying on ltS slde, and seeped over the mlsslle and stood an lnch deep around the wreck slte ln a muddy draw 16th Presldent "It could burn," a military spokesman sald of the makes an igniter go, and if the 19n1ter • of the U S goes, the mlsslle's solid fuel would go " The booster stage of the Polarls damaged 1n the accldent contalned hlghly exploslve solid fuel and 19- niters. The truck blew a tlre late last Senators Expect 2-1 nlght, skldded 500 feet down U S 290 and overturned eight mlles west of Carswell Confirmation Brenham, a farm town of 2,000 persons WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Senators com­ located mldway between Houston and mlttlng themselves early ln the lat­ Austln, Tex est Supreme Court fight lndlcate that "It is very dangerous There's a Judge G Harrold Carswell wlll be con­ danger of it exploding," sald Wash­ flrmed by a 2-1 rnargln ington County Sherlff Elwood Gold­ The llSt of publlcly commltted law­ berg makers lS admlttedly small, but they An offlcer wearlng a sidearm sald believe the predictlon of Sen James the Polarls did not have a nuclear C Eastland, (Dem -M1SS.), that Cars­ warhead and there was no danger of well wlll ascend the hlgh bench with a radl0actlve blast at least twice as many "yes" as "no" The long, whlte misslle was still votes part1ally strapped to the overturned So far, flve Senators have publicly truck It was covered by a tan can­ declared agalnst the Tallahassee, vas Black letters four feet high on Fla ,5th Clrcult Court of Appeals the truck read, "Cautl0n, handle with Judge Most lnfluentlal lS Sen Ed­ care " mund Muskle, Vlce presldentlal cand­ A firetruck and an Alr Force foam ldate ln 1968 and front runner for truck stood by the wreck until mll­ the presldential nomlnatlon in '72 itary pollce ordered everythlng and Sen Eugene McCarthy also announced everybody back 1/2 mlle. hlS oppositl0n yesterday Two cranes were to be used to right MEDICAL TEAM AT WORK--Statl0ned ln Senators supportlng Carswell in­ the truck and misslle Duc Hoa, South Vlet Nam, to ald the clude Hiram Fong, Hawail, Strom Thur­ Texas pollce closed a four-mlle area's populatlon. medlcs dlspense mond, S C , and George Alken, Vt. stretch of the hlghway and routed pllls and other medlcatl0n to a Vlet­ trafflc around the area on a farm-to- namese clvlllan Rogers Africans market road Tells Kwai Water Report To Solve Own Probl ms Nine Marines Killed TOTAL PRODUCED 518,000 GAL ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA (UPI) -- U S. During Red Ambush TOTAL CONSUMED 364,000 GAL Secretary of State Wllllam P Rogers, TOTAL IN STORAGE 8,405,000 GAL answerlng a complalnt that the U S. SAIGON (UPI) -- Communlst troops is not dOlng enough for Africa, told flrlng from concealed posltlons open­ Arabs, Jordanians Afrlcan leaders today they must solve ed up on a U S Marine patrol today thelr own problems rather than expect touchlng off a flve-hour battle ln Engage in Combat others to do it for them. WhlCh at least n1ne Leathernecks H1S blunt statement to diplomats were k1lled and three others wounded On Amman Streets at the headquarters of the Organiza­ The U S Command said there were no AMMAN, JORDAN (UPI) -- Arab guer­ tlon of Afrlcan Unlty was prompted by known Commun1sts ln the area of the r1llas and JordanJan Army forces OAU Secretary General Diallo Telll, battle, the second in two days ln fought ln the streets of the capltal who turned a welcoming address for which Amerlcan units have sustalned today whlle thelr leaders called Rogers into a long list of complaints significant losses hurr1ed conferences to try to avert about U S policy ln Africa The fightlng erupted thlS mornlng an all-out war Telll complalned specifically that ln a northern coastal valley near An Guerrllla sources said at least the U.S had not taken sufficient Hoa, about 335 mlles northeast of SlX of thelr flghters were kllled ln measures to elimlnate what he called Saigon The patrol summoned rein­ clashes with Jordan1an securlty "alien regimes" in South Africa, forcements, and jet f1ghter-bombers forces at the Jabal TaJ sector of Rhodesia and the Portuguese colonies blasted Communlst posltions and oth­ Amman He also demanded that the U S. in­ er Mar1ne and Army troops were rush­ The new casualtles ralsed to 11 crease its economlC ald to African ed to the area The Communists with­ the number of Arab guerrillas re­ countrles. drew early in the afternoon about ported kllled ln Amman Slnce last ''We can help," Rogers said in his flve hours after the battle began, nlght when the flrst fighting broke reply "But we cannot solve your the Command sald No Communlst cas­ out ln Amman in the controversy over problems. People have to solve their ualtles were reported Klng Hussein's new crackdown on own problems " Yesterday, in an attack on an Am­ movements of Palestinlan guerrillas The Secretary told the African lead­ erican paratrooper un1t near Phu Bai, 1n Jordan ers the U.S. had achieved its develop­ Communists kllled elght and wounded The Ca1ro-based Arab guerrllla ment because others did not give us 12 other U S Soldiers. radlo reported tonight that fighting things and we struggled for unity. was still going on

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Page 2 HOURGLASS Thursday, February 12, 1970 YY Announcement Minus Tid The Yokwe Yuk Club Saturday A minus tide last Sunday afford­ night buffet and dancing will not ed islanders an opportunity to look be held this week. A private for that something unusual from the group is using the facility. deep on Kwaja1ein's reef. A Ken­ Music to Scout tron photographer caught some in Festival Aid Drive Tests OHered act10n. Kwajalein High School will Ment10n was made yesterday of the first an­ again serve as a test center for nual Music Fest1val that 1S scheduled for to­ the Graduate Record Examinations morrow evening at the R1chardson Theater be­ on Saturday, April 25 These ginning at 6 pm and last1ng until 7 30 A exam1nat10ns serve as a standard collection w1ll be taken to add to the Boy measure for use in conjunction Scout Fund Drive to a1d Scouting 1n Micrones1a w1th academic records to ass1st Plan to come on down and listen to the follow- graduate schools to appraise the 1ng program 1ntellectual qualifications of 6.00 - 6'30 pm The Naut1cal Hawa11ans their applicants Registration € 30 - 7'00 pm The Young Hawa1ians deadline for the above test1ng 7 00 - 7 30 pm Danny LaV1lla Tr10 date 1S March 17th App11cat10n 7.30 - 8.00 pm The Shells (featur1ng forms are ava1lable at the high Noe Kalah1k1 and Paleppa school. Call Richard Stockman Sm1th d01ng Tah1t1an at 82011 dances Kwa]ale1n H1gh School has been requested to serve as a test1ng center for the Secondary School Adm1ssion Test on April 4th The SSAT 1S admin1stered by edu­ cational testing service as a standard1zed 1nstrument for as­ Neighborhood CommiSSioners sist1ng 1n the admissions deter­ Some of the hardest workers 1n m1nat10n to over 500 private the Boy Scout Fund Dr1ve are P1C­ secondary schools in the United tured below w1th more to follow States. Registration dead11ne 1n future ed1t10ns of the Hour­ for the April testing date 1S Glass These men are Ne1ghborhood February 27th Contact R1chard Commiss10ners and respons1ble for Stockman ,t the high school contacting large groups of 1sland (82011) for further informat10n c1t1zens to support the dr1ve Color Class THE SHELLS came down to AFRS to be pho- Spec1al Serv1ces Color Pr1nt tographed recently Bob Sm1th (far left), Classes w1ll resume Feb 17th leads the group and h1s wife, Paleppa (center) The follow1ng persons should re plays the ukelele, s1ngs and dances port to the Community Center at 6 30 pm

P. Hansen K. Hansen R Barnett EDDIE BALANCE BILL BURNEY E Sims K Larsen J Wright R E. Bogardus E J Haakinson K M Rueter G J. D1ckerson Those listed above who cannot attend should contact SS at 83331 U. of H. RAY NORTON BOB RHEA The University of Hawa1i cred­ it course in Probability--Math DANNY LAVILLA and son, Danny, Jr , ac- 47l--w1ll remain open for regis­ count for two of three members of h1s group trat10n through Feb 25 Prob­ The th1rd member and not pictured 1S Harry abi11ty 1S an upper division Kalah1k1. Danny Jr must be the youngest math course that will cover set accomplished drummer on island at 11 1/2 years theory, fundamental axioms of of age' probabi11ty and branch 1nto re­ This Music Festival is guaranteed to be one peated trials The course will of the best even1ngs of enterta1nment avail­ add1t10nally introduce the con­ able at any t1me cept of random variables and study distr1bution and dens1ty Poster Contest Held functions of random variables Even the school ch1ldren are back1ng the Special emphas1s will be given Boy Scout Fund Dr1ve Mr J1m Haley's 5th applied engineering problems grade class at George Se1tz School, poses The Probabi11ty class meets with the1r posters All of the elementary Wednesday evenings from 5 45 - school ch1ldren made posters to advert1se the 8 15 in the Kwaja1ein Jr -Sr dr1ve. W1nners are 1n column three H1gh School--Rm. 101 Anyone w1shing to register for the course should call Doris Wallin at 82760. Math 205, Calculus I will be scheduled for Spring Semester 1f there 1S sufficient enrollment DOUG HOLLAND AND RONNA YATES . were judged winners in the poster contest Ron Brundage, Profess1onal ENROLLMENT IS STILL OPEN FOR Scouter from Honolulu, awarded them UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII CLASSES with a football and croquet set, THE CLASSES BEING OFFERED AND respectively, for their work The OTHER INFORMATION MAY BE FOUND prizes were donated by Special Ser- ON PAGE FIVE OF TODAY'S PAPER v1ces

II AI; ....'II "1111 ....':OU.""I ...' • 1 P ,n $0 Thur~d ,Februar 12, 1970 HOGRCLASS Page 3 lANGE OPERATION House Dellos to Consider Seniority A meteoro10g1cal rocket launch oppr~­ tlon lS scheduled for tomorrow, Feb l? ~ashlngton (UPI)--House Democrats wlll be forced next week to thlnk about the In connectlon wlth thlS operatlon a unthlnkable--lefornung the senlorlty system hazard area wlll eXlst In the ocean ar~~ Northern 11 berals long have chafted at the automatlc elevatlon of long-llved WhlCh lS west of Kwajaleln Island and and regularly re-elected conservatlves to key chalrmanshlps south of Carlson Island between the The Ilber8~s, leaders of the natlonally orlented Democratlc Study Group, DSG, aZlmuths of 225 degrees true and 275 wlll present the HOuse Democratlc degrees true and out from Kwajaleln for Caucus Wednesday a resolutlcn of re­ a dlstance of 35 nautlcal mlles as gret that deslres of the party rr8Jor­ shown In the dlagram below lty and ltS leaders sometl~es are , l~noled or defled by legls1atlve c ClII{t6:-...... mlttees The IJberals wlll call for speclflc proposals on how to correct thlS ~~d to aSSUl'e tr at "those who are elevat­ ed by the caucus to leadershlp POS1- tlons"--l e , CCInInlttee chalrmen-­ wlll cooperate wlth the speaker and other House leaders No mattEr whether thlS lmp11ed threat to so-called "boll weevll" chalrmen lS approved, the llberals flgure they have come qUlte a way lr. even ~ettlr.g the ~uestlon on agenda 1he DSG lecderb ~eny thelr propos­ al, long In tne works, was tl~ed to 'Chicago Seven' Defense [lead off another resol utlon, even mOle unthlnkatle, to be offered the Calls US Theory 'Ludicrous' ffionthly closed-door party gatherlng Evidence Links Lunar Rocks ThlS lS a proposed vote of "no con­ Chlcago (UPI)--The defense In the fldence In speaker John W McCormack, trlal of the "Chlcago Seven" charged to be offered by Rep Jerome R Wald­ To Lethal ..:"t!ments today that the government had advanc­ le, D-Callf San AntonlO (UPI)--~ew eVldence from ed a "ludlcrous and absurd" theory He admlts re won't get many votes the study of Apollo 11 lunar samples that antlwar demonstrators planned a for hlS resolutlon, desplte what he lndlcates speclal elements In the gray destructlve rampage through Chlcago's conslders porular support for lt sOll of the Moon pOlson and klll the Loop durlng the 1968 Democratlc Natlon­ The senlorl ty systenl, WhlCh has klnd of mlcroscoplC anlmals that abound al Conventlon relgned as unwrltten law In the House on Earth Defense Attorney Leonard I Welnglass and Senate for decades, provldes an But desplte thlS, Dr Vance I Oyama In hlS flnal arguments before the Jury automatlc progresslon up through the of the Natlonal Aeronautlcs and Space of 10 women and two men, sald the gov­ ranks to lnevltable plnnac1es of Admlnlstratlon, NASA, belleves there ernment's charge was essentlal to ltS power, malnly cornrnlttee chalrmanshlps are probably some klnd of Ilfe lYlng case agalnst seven men charged wlth for n.errbers of the maJorl ty party who ''In a state of suspended anlmatlon" on consplrlng to lnclte rlots durlng the l]ve long enough and manage never to the Moon conventlon get turned out by the home folks Oyama, rlilef of the b.fe detectlon Yet the prosecutlon has "falled to Generally orly lr. sO]ldly one-party systems ~ranch at NASA's Ames Research produce one shred of eVldence to back d12trlcts--as l~ the 2outh--are con­ Center In Callfornla, revealed hlS new up ltS theory," Welnglass sald gressrren contlnuously re-elected In flndlngs about lunar SOlI yesterday at The government, In ltS flnal argu­ tlght, marglnal ulstrlcts, there are an lnternatlonal aerospace medlclne ments earller, concentrated on the frel~ertly new congressmen symposlum events of Aug 28, the day of the most Oplnlons dlifer, even among dlS­ "In a way, the Moon materlal could be tumultuous clashes of conventlon week lnterestec scholars, as to what sys­ self-sterlllzlng In terms of reduclng Asslstant U S Attorney Rlchard G terr, lf any, would assure any better the growth of terrestrlal organlsms," Schultz sald defendants plotted a selectlon of ]euuers than the sePlor­ he sald dlverslonary march on the Internatlon­ lty system ThlS mlght explaln, he sald, why ab­ al Amphltheatre, slte of the conven­ And l~ t~e Corgress ltself, lt lS solutely no traces of mlcroorganlsms-­ tlon, In order to trlck pollce and ar, ol U law that the longel he stays not even the expected contamlnatlon due make an "lnvaslon of the Loop Chlcago's around, the ITore vlrtue a representa­ to handllng of the lunar samples--turn­ downtown dlstrlct " tlve lS able to see In the se~lorlty ed up durlng seven weeks of testlng Schultz and Welnglass contlnued to systeIT Oyama also descrlbed an lnterestlng comments paradox about the tOX1C elements In HawaII's Abortion Bill Moon SOlI These elements too prove lethal to Temporarily Sidetracked mlcroscoplC anlmal Ilfe, he sald, seem Natures own honolulu (UPI)--A blll that woulu to stlmulate the growth of plants ex­ masterpieces v]rtually abollsh rEstrlctlons on posed to Moon SOlI In a nutrlent medlum abortlon wa~ terrlporo.rlly sldetracked turned into the today In the Paw8Jl leglslature, but US Concerned About Mideast rerralned J-u.st a step irom beconn ng Washlngton (UPI)--The Unlted States finest iewelry ... law expressed deep concern today over con­ A JOlnt cor,ferenC'e comnllttee had dltlons In the Mlddle East and urged possesslon 01 the blll to resolve full, four-power cooperatlon to restore dlfferences between the House and a cease flre between Israel and the Ser.. ate Arab states The mE::es-u.re, strongly opposed by The State Department speclflcally tre noman CathoJlc Church, breezed condemned an Israell attack on a steel through the Senate yesterday but hlt factory at Abu ~abal, near Calro "WhlCh OF COPENHAGEN a snag when the House sept lt to com­ apparently has resulted In conslderable n.l ttEe loss of Ilfe and lnJurles." True flowers and LegJs18tlve sources sald odus were "Nelther can we dlsregard the traglc "some c:barges" wo~ld corne cut of the loss of llfe and lnJury to clvlllans leaves coated with corrnQttee seSSlon t-u.t that the es­ from renewed attacks by terrorlsts SeLCE" of the blll would remaln un­ agalnst clvlllan passengers travelllng sterling silver and changed on lnternatlonal alr transport far from dipped in gold. The measure would abollsh a century the area of confllct," a spokesman sald old ban on abortlon It would also The spokesman, Carl Oartch, sald an PRICED FROM allow a woman to come to Hawall for appeal had been made to the Sovlet $670 to $26 50 an abortlon wlth the declslon to be Unlon, Brltaln and France durlng a strlctly between her and a physlclan meetlng at the Unlted Natlons to coop­ TOMORROW In MACY'S There would be no crlmlnal penal­ erate fully In efforts to stop the tles for abortlons properly done flghtlng

-,---" .....-. -._. HOURGLASS SPORTS Thursday, February 12, 1970 Practic Sch dul Pros Pick 0 f nsiv Backs FrIday, Feb 13 ThIS may surprIse you. There Dally 5 Palm Terrace Mt Ball were more defenSIve backs pIcked Brandon 5 Supply Mt Ball In the recent pro football draft LL 5 Palm Terrace Women than offenSIve backs The count Saturday, Feb 14 was 78 prospectIve players for the Dally 10 Islanders secondary and 63 ball carrIers Dally 4 30 P.D.R That was a switch from one year Brandon 5 Aloha State ago when runnIng backs were Sunday. Feb 15 pIcked over defenders by 71 to Dally 11 Weco Scrub 69 Dally 1 Weco Mets The number of offenSIve play­ Dally 5 Rocky Rooters ers dId outnumber the defenSIve Brandon 1 Sandbaggers men, 228 to 198 over-all WIth 16 THE OTTO FAMILY. • have aU gotten 'l-nto the Jog­ Brandon 4 30 OlympIa men lIsted as speCIalIsts. But LL 10.30 VikIngs Women g'l-ng Sp'l-T''l- t. SIX teams drafted more defenSIve Joggers of * * * * * men that offenSIve the Week Kwa; Activities The breakdown by POSItIon IS SInce the baby sIttIng serVIce was InItIated as follows defenSIve backs, 78, by the JoggIng Club for the benefIt of marrIed SPONSORS MEETING -- Aloha State offenSIve backs, 63, WIde receI­ couples wIshIng to jog together, a number of sponsors are asked to attend the vers, 50, lInebackers, 48, tack­ husbands and WIves have avaIled themselves of speCIal meetIng at the CommunIty les, 39, defenSIve tackles, 37, thIS opportunIty to get In shape Center on FrIday, Feb 13 at 5 pm defenSIve ends, 35, guards, 29, BIll and Molly Otto were one of the fIrst * * * tIght ends, 22, speCIalIsts couples to come out and condItIon themselves WOMEN'S SOFTBALL -- Womens' soft- (punter or place-kIcker), 16, on the mIle course whIle one of the joggers ball coaches are asked to attend quarterbacks, 13, centers, 12 would look after theIr three young chIldren, the meetIng thIS Sunday at 2 45 Each of the 26 teams draftIng JulIe, 6, Stephan, 4 1/2, and Brad, 2 It pm at the LIttle League FIeld pIcked at least one defenSIve wasn't long, however, before the small fry * * * back, one WIde receIver and one developed the same joggIng that theIr parents ~UNIOR BASKETBALL -- Coaches are lInebacker. Every team except have, and soon all fIve of them were out jog­ asked to attend the meetIng on Sun­ the ChIcago Bears selected at gIng together three tImes a week Today, the day mornln~ at 9 am at the SpeCIal least one runnIng back Ottos are undoubtedly the most enthusIastIc ServIces GlflCe In all, 192 colleges and unI­ joggIng famIly that Kwajaleln has ever had * * * versItIes were represented In JoggIng seSSIons are held every Monday, Wed­ SANDBAGGERS -- mountalnball team the draft, an Increase of 12 over nesday and FrIday startIng at 5 pm In front of practIce, Sunday, Feb 15, 1 pm, the prevIous year SpecIal ServIces, and everyone IS welcome. Brandon FIeld All ex-Sandbaggers Southern CalIfornIa and Gramb­ and persons deSIrIng to JOIn the lIng were the leadIng schools, NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE team please call Wally Toma at each haVIng nIne men pIcked The ChIcago Black Hawks rIpped the PIttS­ 82141 (work) Nebraska, Penn State and UCLA burgh Penqulns, 7-1, In a NatIonal Hockey * * * followed WIth eIght each MIChI­ League contest featured by Stan MIkIta's three KENTRON -- All Kentron personnel gan had seven Kansas State, goals and three aSSIsts, plus two major fIghts deSIrIng to try out for the up­ Oklahoma, Purdue, Southern Unl­ Both brawls Involved PIttsburgh's Bryan Wat­ comIng mountalnball teams report verI sty and Tennessee each had son Bobby Hull had two goals for the Hawks to Dally FIeld at 5 pm on Monday, SIX The Toronto Maple Leafs battled to a 3-3 Feb 16 * * * * * tIe WIth the Montreal Canadlens MIke Walton's * * * second goal of the game WIth 43 seconds left HANDBALL TOURNAMENT The dead- NBA Results lIne for SIgnIng up for the hand­ to play ~~ve the Leafs the tIe. The New York Knlcks had one of The Boston BrUIns topped the St LOUIS Blues, ball tournament WIll be thIS Satur­ the unusual losses last nIght In 3-2, on John McKenzIe's goal WIth less than day, Feb. 14 at noon RegIster by the NatIonal Basketball ASSOCIa­ two mInutes to play callIng SpeCIal ServIces, 83331 tIon Jo Jo WhIte tIed the game, Rod GIlbert fIred two goals In the fInal pe­ * * * * * Ill-Ill, for Boston at the end rIod to trIgger a fIve-goal assault that spark­ Mountainball Meeting of regulatIon play and the Cel­ ed the New York Rangers to a 6-2 VICtOry over tICS went on to a 125-118 overtIme Los Angeles All mountalnball managers and VICtOry coaches are asked to attend the Games Lew Alclndor and Jon McGlocklIn All-Star Basketball Planned meetIng next Monday, Feb 16 at combIned for 58 pOInts as they Sunday, Feb 15 WIll be an All-Star basket­ 5 15 pm In the CommunIty Center led the MIlwaukee Bucks to a 127- ball nlg~t at Dally Courts Two junIor basket­ * * * * * 120 VICtOry over the PhoenIX ball teams start off theIr season at 6 pm Suns At 7 pm, two C League All-Star teams Wl~l play 'asketball Schedule The CInCInnatI Royals came to each other And at 8 pm JD's RadIO Won er~ FrIday. Feb 13 lIfe In the last nIne and one­ WIll VIe WIth the B League All-Stars Don t 5 45 KMR vs Weco half mInutes to defeat the De­ mISS thIS evenIng of top qualIty basketball (Neale & CorSI) trOIt PIstons, 124-113. TIle followIng are the All-Star team members 7 pm Douglas vs Surfers Los Angeles Lakers' star ElgIn C League (Dempsey & Boswell) Baylor and Jerry West exploded Team A Team B Sunday, Feb 15 for 43 pOInts each as they beat Coach-BIll Dolan Coach-BIll Barnett ALL STAR GAMES - All evenIng the San FranCISCO WarrIors, 125- Toyama MalO 6 - 7 - 8 pm 115 SlIva Mummy Don't mISS the actIon The Atlanta Hawks got 54 thlrd­ Ramsey ChIng * * * * * quarter pOInts, 24 of them by Walt Prlske Clecker Women's Softball Hazzard, on theIr way to a 155- Rhoades Paxson 131 WIn over the San DIego Rockets Schmersahl QUInn Sunday, Feb 15 The Seattle SupersonIcs had an Beckley Hasegawa 3 pm ROI No Ka Oe vs Palm Terrace 11 pOInt halftIme edge, let It Buschleman Berens (Boll1an & Conrad) dWIndle down but stIll pulled out Brewer KUlee * * * * * a 119-117 VICtOry over the BaltI­ Ablnosa Arcangel more Bullets B League Goalie out of Action Coach-BIll HInkel Ke-A PhIladelphIa Flyers goahe Doug * * * * * Kapuakela Conway Favell IS out of actIon IndefInI­ Bowling Not s WIdman Scudamore tely because of a freak aCCIdent. Moonllte CaSIno tonIght at 9 pm McGovern HamIlton Favell backed Into a skate on the at Kwaj aleln Lanes. Try your Alnona KIng dreSSIng room floor at practIce luck and SkIll at thIS faSCInatIng Derbawka Polan yesterday and a tWO-Inch gash was game. Remember - that's tonIght - ReId VIlorIa cut above the left heel TraIner Kwaj Lanes. Frank LeWIS says It'S one of the Pot BowlIng IS played every Sun­ most unusual aCCIdents he has day at Kwaj Lanes startIng at 10 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS ever seen. am Don't mISS It 6 pm 011 Can Harry & R vs Neale's RaIders * * * * * * * * * 7 pm C League - Team A vs Team B SUPPORT SCOUTING ROI NO KA OE practIce tomorrow 8 pm B League All-Stars vs JD's RadIO Wonders IN MICRONESIA'" nIght - Soccer FIeld - 4 30 pm

4 u I r J 1M Thursday, February 12, 1970 HOURGLASS Page 5 U of H REGISTRATION Nixon Supports StennIS' School A.end.ent Feb. 17 German 101--E1ementary German Feb 18 Psy 100--Survey of Psychology. Wash1ngton (UPI)--PreS1dent N1xon today endorsed the concept of equal en­ Feb. 19 Police Science 21 forcement of school desegregat10n laws 1n all parts of the country At the Feb. 23 ISC 301 -- Computer and same t1me he opposed bus1ng of students as a means of ach1eving rac1al balance. Information sciences A message, d1stributed to a few Republican senators, was 1nterpreted on Cap1- Eng. 313--Introduction to tol H111 as back1ng for a Southern-sponsored amendment to apply the same de­ Imaginative WTiting segregat10n yardst1cks 1n the North as Feb. 24 ED EF 310 -- Foundations of 1n the South Comrades Take Suspected American Education The memo to the Senators sa1d the so­ Feb. 25 Eng 100--Expository WTiting called Stenn1s amendment has "the full Red Spy to Hideaway Math 47l--Probability support of th1s adm1n1strat10n" to the New York (UPI)--Suspected SOVIet Feb. 26 Mgt 322--0perations Manage­ extent that 1t w()uld "advance equal ap­ spy Aleksandr V Tlkhom1rov was whlsked ment p11cat10n of law." away by h1s comrades to an undlsclosed Feb. 26 Asian History 302--Civiliza­ At the Florida Wh1te House, N1xon's locatlon late yesterday upon hIS ar- tions of the East press secretary Ronald L. Z1egler, read rIval from Seattle where he was re- to reporters port10ns of the message, leased on $75,000 ball pend1ng a hear­ Math 205, Calculus 1 will be scheduled 1n s11ghtly altered form. Ing on esp10nage charges for Spring Semester if there is suffi­ The part on "full support" of the Tlkhomlrov, 37, a translator at the cient enrollment Stenn1s amendment stated to the extent UnIted Natlons, was scheduled to ap­ that the amendment would "advance equal pear In federal court Feb 19 to face For further Information concerning app11cat10n of the law, the adm1nls­ charges of trylng to buy U.S defense classes and registration call Doris Wal- tratlon would be 1n full support of secrets from an Alr Force sergeant. lin at 82760. thlS concept " Two Sovlet dlplomats who arranged An amendment to a pendlng school for T1khomlrov's ball sald he would blll would Indeed "advance equal ap­ resume hIS dutles at the U.N HIS Wall Street New York (UPI)--Stocks, saddled wlth pllcatlon of the law," Ziegler sa1d. lawYer In Seattle, Murray B Guterson "I am slmply address1ng myself to has called the questlon of the sus- lower corporate proflts, record hlgh In- the over-all concept wlthout applYlng pect's posslble dlplomatlc Immunlty terest rates and Mlddle East unrest, this admln1stratlon's posltlon to the a substantlal Issue In the case moved Indec1s1vely today as turnover sag- Guterson sald yesterday that des- ged by more than two-m11110n shares from amendment " the prevlous seSS10n. As for busslng, Zlegler sald Nlxon p1te repeats of hlgh level Sovlet - to had conslstently opposed busslng of U S whee11ng and r~allng 1n the case b A~ali~ts sald the market appeared school chlldren to ache1ve raclal ba­ any Wash1ngton rulIng 1n regard to e Ul 1ng a base for a rally, but st111 "needs some 1mpressIve news 1n order to lance chplomatlc 1IIImunl ty "WOUld not be blnd- get off the ground " Ing on a judge hearlng the case The The Stennls amendment states In part The Dow Jones Industrlal average of that school desegregatlon standards judge could make a declslon other than 30 selected blue ChlPS, up more than 10 "shall be applled unlformly In all re­ that made by the State Department." p01nts yesterday, sllpped 1 72 to 755 61 Tlkhomlrov's arrlval at Kennedy Alr- glons of the Unlted States wlthout re­ The galn yesterday stemmed partly from gard to the orlgln or cause of such port was enllvened by a brlef bout of a rumor __ WhICh turned out to be un­ segregatlon " flStlcuffs between newsmen and Sovlet Opponents contend the alm lS to ease and alrllne securlty guards attempt- founded -- that a bank planned to lower ItS prlme Interest rate, or the rate pressure on desegregatlon In the South Ing to keep newsmen away from the sus- charged ItS most credltworthy customers The Nlxon memo was sald to have grown pect The UPI market Indicator, measurIng out of a meetlng by Nlxon wlth Attorney As passengers from the jet deplaned all stocks traded, showed a galn of 0 04 General John N Mltchell and Secretary dlrectly Into the termlnal, a sepa- rate stqlrCaSe was lowered for Tlk- percent, whlle the New York Stock Ex­ Robert H Flnch of the Department of change Index m1rrored a loss of 6 cents Health, Educatlon and Welfare. homlr 'v and a black Ilmouslne from the In the average common s hare prlce Am rlcan Motors Introduces Sovlet mISSlon pulled up. Of th e,1 556 Issues crosslng th e t ape, One photographer who managed to sneak avancesd e d ge d d ec 1 Ines, 653 t 0 612 Subcompact Car - 'Gremlin' onto the taxlway snapped a shot of the Th ere were 79 new 1 ows se t , an d 16 new suspect but then found himself flght- hl hs Ing off a man he belleved was an alr- g Palm Sprlngs, Callf (UPI)--In an Turnover sllpped to 10,010,000 shares attempt to bedeVll forelgn Imports, Ilnes agent from 12,260,000 shares on Wednesday Amerlcan Motors Corp has 1ntroduced Another photographer approached the Of the 15 most actlve stocks 10 moved an lmplsh subcompact car named the Ilmouslne and attempted to take a plC- 1 ower, 4 galne d an d 1 was unc h'ange d Gremlln ture of the translator but someone from AtlantlC Rlchfield, WhlCh headed the Gremlln, the flrst of a serles belng the front of the Ilmouslne jumped out actlve list, fell 2 3/4 to 60 1/4 on Introduced by U S automakers to flght hand d'spunched hlm In the head knocklng 288 100 hIdares, InC u Ing a bloc k 0 f the rlslng tIde of Imports, was dlS­ 1m own 93,800 shares at 60, part of WhlCh was played here yesterday to newsmen Military Judge Sets May 18 a cross transactlon SUltlng the lntroductlon date to Its Prlces also moved narrowly on the name, the Gremlln WIll go on sale In for Calley Court Martial Amerlcan Stock Exchange, wlth the Amex dealer showrooms AprIl 1 - Aprll Fool's Index unchanged at 25 63 Volume amount­ Ft Bennlng, Ga (UPI)--A mllltary Day ed to 3,555,785 shares versus 4,242,005 judge today set May 18 as the date for "The GremlIn IS the flrst domestlc shares yesterday Of the 1,005 Issues car speclflcally desIgned to meet the the start of a court-martlal of Army traded, 461 backtracked and 327 advanced forelgn car challenge and halt ItS Lt Wllllam L Calley Jr on charges control over a slzable segment of the of murderlng 102 South Vletnamese DOW JONES CLOSING RANGE OF AVERAGES· Amerlcan market," sald Wllllam V Lune­ clvlllans 30 Industrlals 755 61 Off 1 72 The judge, Lt. Col Reld W Kennedy, burg, A M VIce presldent 20 Transportatlon 170 85 Up 0 70 deferred flnal deC1Slon on a defense AMC has refused to dlvulge the Grem­ 15 Utllltles 107 84 Up 0 29 lIn's suggested IlSt prlce untl1 It IS mot10n to throw out the charges because 65 Stocks 251 54 Up 0 09 offlclally unvleled The car IS bU11t of overwhelmIng publlClty Kennedy sald he would make the decl­ on a 96-1nch wheel base, 1S just over NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Slon after the 10 presently empanel­ 161 1nches long and 1S four feet h1gh Industrlal 51 13 Off o 14 The rear end sllces on a slant from led members of the court-martlal Transportat10n 36 36 Up 28 board are questloned Questlonlng of o roof to bumper w1th a large rear W1n­ Utlllty 38 19 Up o 05 the ufflcers wlll start on May 18 dow It has a rak1shly slanted wlnd­ Flnance 64 46 Up o 07 shleld lead1ng down to ItS long power­ when the court martlal beglns be All Stocks 48/57 Off dome hood For the jury, at least flve must ° 08 the Equlvalent to a loss of 6 cents In the chosed to hear the charges agalnst The car w111 be offered 1n only one average prlce of an NYSE share model, a two-door, but 1t can be a two 26-year-old lleutenant from Mlam1. or four seater The judge set May 15 for arguments AMC says 1t has a bas1c 28 horse­ and dlsposal of any pretrlal motlons Is '.:}our home SAFE? power slx-cy11nder englne, larger than stIll pend1ng. any of the forelgn cars 1t 1S des1gned Kennedy told defense attorney George to battle 1n sales AMC cla1ms economy W. Latlmer that he would reject a part In operat10n wlth up to 23 m11es per of the dlsmlssal motlon that he, as gallon or 500 mlles on a tank tr1al judge, could not grant a falr The Greml~n wlll be alone at the dlke trlal because of the impact of tele­ for the f1rst few months V1Slon and radlo coverage Are Insect,e,eles anel sprays Jeept out 01 eh,'elren's reach' Page 6 HOURGLASS Thursday, February 12, 1970 LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE

~v. iJt ~ \ ..4Ii!r ...... ICE BORN FLOOD THREATENS TOWN-Caked With Ice the Sandusky River In northern OhIO Ib URGES RULES CHANGE - Ap pOSIng a flood threat for the town of Fremont populated by 17500 per.ons pearmg before the Demo­ cratic Party s CommissIOn on Rules meetmg m Mmnea pclis Mmn former Vice Howald Art Collection Goes on View President Hubert Humphl ey calls fOI major change8 m r u Ie" governmg NatIOnal Democratic ConventIOns HI' also said a chief need IS to ~'V'31 6 HWW'V'H 8 3~IN)I 9 N3A313 I: get away from the feeling '!N'V'Hd313 l-UMOO ~OOH II 31nW Ol S3HJ!'V'W l many people have that can )113 S 31033N V 'H3H! 'V'3~ l-SSOJ~'V' SH3MSN'V' ventlOns are ngged-that we don t permit fair play

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Two paIntings In the Howald Collection are Pablo Picasso's (1906) Boy With Cattle (left) and Morlan Schamberg s (1916) Telephone By ANN SCOTT MORNINGSTAR hiS purchase for example of Wntten EspeCially for Central Press and ThiS Newspaper hiS first SIX Charles de Muth COLUMBUS OhIO -The gem us of a qUIet man who more than watercolors at a prICe of $75 50 )ears ago collected pamtIngs which today are umque art for all SIX' treasures IS revealed In the Howald Collection that has been on \ lew at the Columbus Gallery of Fme Arts here HOW ALD was a collector first In the 1920s SWISS born Ferdmand Howald contributed to the and foremost Even though the constructIOn of the Columbus Art Gallery because he wanted paintIngs he purchased would to see a real art museum In hiS adopted home town At the brmg astronomICal prIces today same time he Willed to the gallery hiS own per he bought them because he ad sonal collectIOn of Amencan and French mod­ mired and hked their work It ern pamtmgs was hiS habit to have a pamtlng Mahonn Sharp Young director of the Co sent hO'lle and after he had lumbus Gallery of FIne Arts calls the American lived With It for awhile he p9.mtmgs which Include 28 Charles DeMuths would buy It He rarely returned 28 John Manns 15 Marsden Hartleys and 12 a pamtmg he had selected MaUrice Prendergasts the fmest m the land The Columbus Gallery of Fine of the 1915 to 1930 period Arts spared no pams to gIVe ItS famous Howald Collection THERE are 200 paIntmgs mcludIng French and ItS donor all honor The moderns highlighted by five Plcassos five Ma enlire gallery was done over In tlsses and seven Derams m the Howald Col preparatIOn for the Howald lectlon on view for the hrst time smce the Show CONTRACT BRIDGE Howald donor s death m 1934 Open daily and Sundays ad­ How did Ferdmand Howald become a col miSSIOn IS free The Howald Col By B Jay Becker lector? In 1865 tlle year he was born the son of a blacksmith lectlOn has been seen to date by hiS family emigrated to OhIO IIvmg first on a farm and then (Top Record Holder In Maslers' IndiVidual Champlon,h,p Play) many hundreds of art lovers movmg to Columbus HIS sisters and brothers helped save so Group tours were arranged BIDDING QUIZ that young Ferdmand could go to OhiO State UnIversity He through the gallery for organ graduated m the umverslty s IzatlOns and school children You al e the declarer both I balanced dis t rib Uti a nand first graduatmg class and went I dependently wealthy wlthm a < Ide S \ ulnerable and h a v e strength m the unmentIOned FollOWIng the Columbus show opened One Heart Partner re I SUits Smce you have 20 pomts mto mlnmg engmeerlng In West I a few years the Howald CollectIOn now goes VirginIa Success m mInIng op Howald began the collection 'i pan d s T\\ a Notrump What ) ourself you are assured of at on tour fIrst to New York In \\ auld \ au bId no\\ With each least 33 pomts the magic num eratlOns and shrewd Investment which tOday enl'lches the art May and then to London next of the follo\\ mg four hands' ber (01 a slam The distributIOn m railroad stocks made him m world In 1914 HIS notes record autumn ] .83 .AK965 +AJ72 ""Q6 IS highly SUitable for notrump and a raIse to SIX IS therefore 2 .QJ .KQ8i4 .AQ6 ""AQ3 clearl) mdlcated 3 .Q .KQ93 .Q984 ""AJ75 3 Three notrump ThiS IS not 4 .AJ .AKi2 .AQ5 ""J964 an Ideal hand for notrump smce 1 Three diamonds The bids han d s Wit h smgletons lend that stand out are three no themselves better to SUIt play trump three hearts and three but where the distributIOn IS dIamond< 4 4 4 1 and there IS no major It \\ ould be un" Ise to commit SUIt game m view the nine the hand to three notrump " Ith trick notrump game IS generally out fll'it soundmg out the pas a much safer undertakmg than slblht\ of pia) mg four hearts an eleven trick SUIt game ThiS Hands" Ith 5 4 2 2 dlstnbutlon IS espeCially true when the sm THE GUY S GOT STYLE ""as - espeCially those "here the gleton IS an honor card a young woman s comment high card \alues are concen 4 Four notrump T his has when Dr Wernher Von trated m the two long sllltS- I nothmg to do With Blackwood Braun made thiS wlth.t llle not Ideal for notrump and -It IS Simply a Jump raise m an Immediate notrump lalse IS notrump suggestmg the POSSI appearance at are c e n t therefO! e undeSirable blhty of a slam Partner IS ex NASA meetIng In WashIng Of the t\\O remammg altel peeled to bid agam With a top tcn The mustache and beard natives three diamonds IS some le\el two not rump response and ire faIrly new SO IS hiS Job "hat better than three hearts to pass \\ Ith a minimum begmnIng m March \\ hen he because It draws a more com The four notrump bid shows Will be 58-new NASA post plete picture of the hand The 18 or 19 pomts and a balanced of deputy admInistrator for mtenhon IS to pass three no hand Smce the two notrump trump If that IS what partner response may be based on only plannIng (future space ex bids and to go on to four hearts 13 pomts you cannot bid SIX ploratlon) Von Braun loot If partner bids three hearts over SIngle handed but must consult I'd from Hitler s lost legIOns three diamonds partner m the matter If part after World War II has been 2 SIX notrump ThiS IS Simply ner has 15 or an attracltve 14 director of Marshall Space MOVING DAY-The first of 20 damaged-- names to pull entJrely flam ItS mOOrIngb In thl a matter of anthmeltc Two no he bids the slam With less he flight Center HuntSVille Ala slldmg London Road area In Oakland Calif thiS house plunged to I mudd\, I"ndmg bllt trump shows 13 to 15 POInts Simply passes came to rest In one plcce

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Will DOt be accepted All copy IID4 pbotolP"ap. - Golf clubs - woods 1, 3, 4, 5, good Lum's New Year's party Don't try to cc:.e tbe property br the JIourGlue cond1t10n Call 84386 or see at 45SD Republication at ...terl&l contained herein 18 DOt authorized. vi thout apprOT­ use 1t as a new film, 1~ has been ex­ al of tbo C~ll111 Offlcer KvaJale1D 1I1 •• Ue Raase It you bave not received. your copy at tbe BourGl ... by 6 15 ~ pleu. ct.ll posed. It 1S CX-135-20 color for 83539 betweeD 6 15 _ 6 ~5 ~ _ • capr v1ll be delivered to 10U rt Drum Set excellent for beg1nners, very pr1nts only. I would l1ke to have 1t EDITOR Larr7 Corol STATP LUC1 B10e4e1 IIu4J Bal4v1D FEATURE WRITER Robe PhUlip. Clrculat10a llaDaser J_. Mceoven BLDBAL A88DCIATU good cond1t10n, snar, tom and base returned Call Pat Darcy, 83470 All heads are Remo Also 14 1nch Brad­ OFFICIAL BULLETIN ly Cymbal Comes w1th st1cks and FOUND DATE DUTY OFFICER PHONE brushes $150 Water Sk1 concaved l2Feb70 CPT. He1nr1chson 84692 taperflex, excellent cond1t10n, $80 The follow1ng 1tems have been turned l3Feb70 MAJ Deley 84486 Call Tom at 84671, or stop at Tr 971 1n and may be 1dent1f1ed and cla1med l4Feb70 CPT. Rhoades 82433 at the R01 Namur Secur1ty Off1ce. l5Feb70 CPT Rhoades 82433 Scott model 382 AM/FM tuner amp11f1er 3 Wr1stwatches 16Feb70 lLT. Struve 82433 w1thout case 35 watts per channel Portable rad10 l7Feb70 LTC. Cooper 82838 Includes or1g1nal box and ma1ntenance Pa1r prescr1pt10n glasses w1th case Duty hours of 11 30 - 12 30 Monday manual, $140 Call 82366 Portable m1crophone through Fr1day, phone 81419 for Duty Un1vers1ty of Ca11forn1a class r1ng Off1cer Blonde, human ha1r w1g, never worn, Duty Off1cer 1S Kwajale1n M1ss1le $29 Phone 82749 ANNOUNCEMENTS Range Command1ng Off1cer's represen­ Cast1ng not1ce The Kwajale1n Commu­ tat1ve dur1ng other than normal duty Ir1s II, a large, well equ1pped ocean n1ty Theater w111 hold aud1t10ns for hours sa11 boat on Kwajale1n Th1S is truly the comedy "Never Too Late" on Monday, a good boat for the money for the old Feb 16 and Tuesday, Feb 17 at 7 30 T.lit6,' s At.ries salts and adventurers Call 84694/ 1n Room B of the "H1lton" (old school RICHARDSON The Cha1rman 77260 or sales agent at 82128 dur1ng bldg next to Surfway) Parts ava11- Open to Gregory Peck work1ng hours Th1S week may be the able for three women and S1X men For all 1s1and Drama ColorWS last week to get a complete or1entat10n scr1pts or 1nformat10n, call Fred res1dents AT as owner 1S leav1ng Kwajale1n The 7 30 Lazarus, 83721 OCEAN VIEW Proper Stranger Ir1s w1ll be leav1ng, too, 1f a buyer Adult male Steve McQueen cannot be found S11des of Ponape w1ll be the feature bachelor Drama B & W of the Kwajale1n Catho11c Women's Club personnel 7 30 & 12 30 AT Sansu1 5000 w1th walnut cab1net, $200 th1s month Come out at 6 45 pm YOKWE YUK Omar Khayyan Contact Don Beebe after 7 pm at 83409 sharp I Nancy & Charley Wells are Club mem­ Cornel W11de, M1chael k1ndly shar1ng the1r tr1p w1th us bers only, Renn1e Callforn1a C1ty lot For deta11s call See you at Betty Folz' , 2l3-A, and no one un­ Drama Color Walt, 83773/82371 even1ngs br1ng your husband along der 18 7 & 9 ATC Portable S1nger sew1ng mach1ne, good lVEY HALL I Bombed Pearl Harbor cond1t1on, $30 82113 Bar supp11es rece1ved at the KwaJ Res1dents Japanese Cast L1quor Store of depen­ WW II Drama ColorWS Bar spoons Automat1c pourers dents' area 6 30 8 30 ATC Sony cassette recorder & speakers, new & pr1ce $112, sel11ng for $99 Three Regular 11quor pourers Tap 1cers TRADE Escape from East Ber11n weeks old, look1ng for b1gger set Ice Tongs W1ne openers WINDS Don Murray Call Gene, days 81475, even1ngs Shell W1ne Racks P1lsner glasses R01 Namur Drama B& W 110 Cloth coasters Bar stra1ners personnel 8 AT Cork-away W1ne openers MECK Southern Star ISLAND George Segal Golf bag, reg1stered Dunlop 100% top ROD & GUN CLUE MEETING -- There w111 gra1n cowh1de In excellent cond1t10n Meck Is. Adventure ColorWS be a very 1mportant meet1ng of the personnel 8 (Tomorrow N1ght) AT (wIth 1 doz good golf balls) $15 Kwajale1n Rod and Gun Club, Monday, AM-FM SOlId state clock/rad1o, all Feb 16, 1n Room C of BU11d1ng T-1850 automat1c features At $25, less than BOYS USING POOL -- The H1gh School (next to the Surfway) at 7 30 New boy's P E classes w111 be uS1ng the half the States1de wholesale pr1ce club off1cers MUST be elected at th1s M1nolta H1-mat1c camera, automat1c Bachelor's Pool Feb 9 - 21 from 9 15 meet1ng If you cannot attend, you am - 11 30 am and 1 pm - 3 pm features Camera and case 11ke new may g1ve your proxY, In wr1t1ng, to WIth full 36 roll of color f1lm, $25 someone who can An 1mportant change Sels1 1Ightwe1ght b1noculars Lum1nous 1n the by-laws w111 also be voted on 7 x 50 coates lens Instrument and ..5wi5!r case 1n new cond1t10n, $25 Call 82274 most t1mes Even1ngs sure Earl Boehm w11l teach a class 1n s1lk Ilanrlkerrhier£J screen techn1que on Monday even1ngs at Scuba gear, tank, $40, Calypso J S1n­ 7 30 beg1nn1ng Apr11 6 Class 1S 11m1- Made especially for gle hose regulator, $60, G1bson 6 ted to 10 members The cost of the strIng gU1tar, $25 All are 1n excel­ k1tS 1S agaIn $10 KAAG membersh1p 1S MACY'S lent cond1tIon Call 81247 between 8 now $4 and 1S good for your ent1re am and 3 pm - thru Sunday term on 1sland Class 1S 11m1ted to handrolled KAAG members Please call Ruth Fulp, Flueger supreme reel and Garc1a rod dayt1mes, to reg1ster, 82410 60% cotton w1th 20 Ib 11ne, $30 408 w1th h1gh pole and 6 Ib 11ne, $20 Call 82685 REEF BLASTING WARNING - Reef blast1ng 40% linen 1S 1n effect and w111 cont1nue through Three 'formal gowns, all worn only once Box of SIX $4.00 the end of the month The reef area us PRICE $900 One peach, one p1nk and one green All south of the Term1nal BU11d1ng 1S off S1ze 7 Perfect for the prom $15 11m1ts L1sten to AFRS for t1mes and each. Call 83539 morn1ngs and 84352 deta11s of the blast1ng operat10n afternoons and even1ngs REMEMBER HIM WANTED Island Nursery goes to Coral Sands the 14th Beach every Thursday morn1ng at 8 30 Rumor has 1t that a four element quad It w1ll be open for those who don't 1S ava1lable for sale, boxed and 1n w1sh to go to the beach good cond1t10n If you own or know of th1s antenna, call 82366 Hobby Show w1ll be 1n May Please prepare your crafts & pa1nt1ngs for Ukulele teacher Call Mar1a Jones, the exh1b1t1on All 1sland res1dents 84671 are welcome to exh1b1t

Wanted to buy - used Pentax Spotmat1c, Name the Tiger preferably black Call 84277 after Entry blanks for the Name the Tig­ 4 30 er contest at the Teen Center may be picked up there. The contest Wanted to buY - used d1shwasher 1n good closes this Friday Winner w1ll be cond1t10n Please call 82744. awarded a huge stuffed t1ger

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